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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-08

Matters al W'ashngson-Report that the
Draft ,ciH be postponed Gen &onernan 10
Be Chef OF, Grants Caralrg-$3 900, OC0
,eorth of rebel property in Florida Destroy
ed-Baraing Of 81 Andrews, Florida.
New YORK. 9Th.
The Tri6tae's Washington despatch Gays
shc removal oftobacco claimed by the French
Government has not yet been consummated
The permission granted them was totake all
tobacco pureha sed before the war, infor-
nation having been received that a large
partion claimed by the French was bought
since the commencement of the war, The
ease is now under vestigation Ivy our au-
shoritics Should it he proved, as it is be.
Ecved it will he. that such is the fact the
eobacco will not be removed. The rebels
also object to its removal unless the French
will raise the blockade.
Admiral F.rragut is expected to sail to-
day' In the q Ig ship Hartford, to take COM
mand of the Eastern hlokading squadron.
: New York, STU.
.'Thc Worlds Washington despatch SAYS,
ats consultation held tonight it was I'M
derstood that the draft will be postponed
ard that Congress will be asked To extend
The time for the payment of bouuties to
veteran volunseers.
Gen. Stonernsn has been ordered to- report
10 Con Grant as chief Gf cavalry.
c.: E,an has been appointed chicf quar-
termastsr Of the c.vdlry bureau. Captain
Price remains as urdn,n officer.
The mama Of General kilpatrroS will be
sent to The Sea tic for eIntr.nation as a
Major General this weeS.
New York, 5th.
The convalescents, eonscripts, substitutes
and volunteers, daily coming 10 the army,
.~ssy Al the number al flrloughed men.
, rhc Hcralfs Washington despatch says
II il, understood to be definitely arranged
that Gen. r 5secrAns is to take eommanl ot
tie department Of Missouri.
NV York, St.
AK,y W 1t letter Of tie %gt ul., to
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-08

SoI ,D4O.
To equip the road, ana get II into working
order may cos: 900 making a total
cost Of S52.54G. This sum, from the e.ti-
mate Of the best judges will be ample to put
"a railroad in running order from the landing
above the Bangor Bridge SO called, to the
whyves.
Will it pay? This question will be asked
by all our business men. and especially if
they are requested to subscribe for some of
the stock In answer to this, it may be
stated, without going into statistics, that
careful noting of the amount Of lumber
transport d daily, for eight months IN Il
year, over this ground, will answer the
question aiirmatively. But we are not left
to guess work in the matter Tie lumber.
men on the river. who are TO be benefited
by the road, if built, have furnished tn.
amount paid by them this season, for the
transportation Of their lumber. These sew
eral sums foot up to over $50 900 The in
terest on So 800 the cost, is SO l52, 10
lhe cost OF running tho road Tor season
may be estimated at SD, 900 more. Tue
wear of road &c, at FER cent more, which
would he 81 1903 ,GS-total Sl7 1856 A, for
interest, running expenses, aud wear, and
tear. This would leave tie sam of about
SIS coo for dividend
But says an oijeetlr will the mill owner,
enter into the heme. and patronize the
road? They will il it will pay, and if it
will be for their interest We have shown
that it will pay; aud it may turn out that
the road will pay 50 well that reduction
can be made on the freight, from the pliee
now paid But there are advantages to be
exrec ed from the road, wi ich concerns this
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-08
Internal and Homo Improve,
mentS.

We are pleased to learn that our business
men are waking up to :he Importance Of
constructing railroad from the wharyes on
our river, to th> Ellsworth Falls village -
The subject has soen in Tins past, pretty
thoroughly agitatel and discussed. At one
time, as early as 1919, Mr.. Ti.elaie took So
much interest in the matter, TINT h, proeur.
cd an Engineer and had the track surveyed
From this survey, W learn that the eater
prise is not only feasible QUE, but i. is one
that oT,rs but few natural distractions, the
ascending grade for the whole distance Of
the proposed line of two mile, and half, is
only So feet. The cost Of building the road,
"a estimated by Mr.. 5. d. Eaton, an accom-
rlshed engineer foots up as follows:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-08

\ Coon oXE.-A prominent citizen Il
our village, trlls the following good story
Of Himself, and with remarkable pleasAn.
counienance. IL, copied a portion Of Mi,
tons = Paradise Lost, and thinking il
might be turned to political account ep-
pended some poetry Of his own compost
ion, and sent the whole to Boston Journal
for publication. Instead of having the
pleasure Of reading Milton improved in its
columns, lie in due time received letter
from the Elitor, saying. He thought
there were but few persons tina. could
write poetry as well as Milton, aaI lie dill
not thIu1 he was one Of them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-08

LEGISLATIVE NonlSArloNs, \ special de-
'paich To the Way dated ye,terll ~ evening,
says the following Union Legislative nomina-
tions have been made
Senate President. Go 3. B,rrow. oi
Oxford Secretary. Ezra G.. Brett of Old,
town Assistant Secretary, Thos p. Cleave,
OF Brownteld Messenger. Increrse Blake Of
Earmingtnn Assistant Messenger, John S.
Moves Of Mt. Desert
Huse.-Speakcr, Nelson Dingley. Jr.. o
Lewiston Clerk Horace Stilson of p,tsfeId
Assistant Clerk, :. j. Chadbourne of Dix
mont; Messenger, 4. l. Merton of Liberty
First Assistant Messenger, Benz. + Cary Il
Harand Second Assistant Messenger, IL
Is. fratton Of Acton.
Mr.. Peters was Chairman of the IIous,
caucus.
Charles Danforth Of Gardiner, has beer
confirmed by the Council, and commissioner
Associate Justice Supreme Jadiei4l Court,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-08

Are all ia arni'. 10 ring our knell
To bury freedoR 10 tie tomb
And STROUD our land in darkest gloom
iiara hear the war-cry shrill and lons
lis heard, they come, behold the crowd
OF heroes Ia their eooatry's cause,
All eager 10 sns,aiu her laws
Maintain her rishts-suPport her ga,
Against the impious rebel rag;
Our rebel foes they mean to foil
And drive oppression from our soil.
Our fathers toilcd. and fought, AMI fall
To win cur frocdom-dii it well;
We love 10 chronicle their fame.
AMI dwell upon their honoured name.
With gratitude our bosoms swell
As We their deeds to others tell;
Gu fathers spiiit now VIC crave,
10 keep, aud hold the boon they gave.
That spirit lives in all the brave,
And living, twill our country save;
The reboi pomp, and traitor power.
Already quail. r,trea and COVER.
God Of our fathers in thy might,
suppress the wrong uphold the right.
Cur rulers bless q, guide them sure,
And bless our soldes even ore.
Accept our thanks, 0 God, most hizh
Thine arm has beIped- tn inc aid wa, nth.
Oar navje' thou hast taught to fight
Oar armie, stfens thcncl in thy might.
Aud still thc dreadful riff goes on,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-08
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-08
We are informed by a gentleman from

We are informed By gentleman from
Kentucky, who is undoubtedly acquainted
with George ID. Prentice, Esq, of The Lou
sville Journal, that the statement that has
been going the rounds of the papers that Mr.
2. chad become 81 incorporate that be had
lett not only the proprietorship, but the edi-
torial charge Of Il pap.r,' is not true
We sincerely hope the whole story may be
without 10 lati' in TACT. Port. Press,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-08

TUE SATvaDAy EVENING posT-This old
and popular weekly, published in PhiIadcl
phia by Deacon i Peterson, has entered up.
on its 43l year. 1t is l4.sa and costly
printed quarto, und It's Contributors are
among the most populrr literary writers and
noYeliS's Of the country. Wild the FIRST pa.
Per in January il commences new novel
called Oswald Cray, by Mrs. Wood. one Of
the mos. fascinating Of all our lady story
writers In addition to the stories written
expressly for the Pos, It's Editor also strive,
10 lay before It's readers the best Stories from
the English periodicals, and giyes in addi-
ton to the faies and Sketches. moro or less
Agricultural Matter, with Riddle, Receipt
News, and Market Daplriments every week
TEsMs.-lwo deIiars year two copies.
So; four cop e, 50 eignt copie. (snd one
gratis). $40 one copy Of the Post and
one OF the Laig's Friend, 50.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-08

r bel force in the Shenandoah TaHey g, eatly
Exaggerated Disclosure. before the Mtitarg
Commission al Norfolk -E1am,natioa OF
the captured Pirates at 81 John.
WasHGNGr N, 18th
The rumors of the enemy's dcagnes and
operations in the Shenandoah Valley, ar,
greatly exaggerated.
Fitz Huge Lees cavalry, perhaps 1000
strong. supported By Early's three mea-rc
bricades on foot, with Imboden and other
loc. leaders, with detachments numbering
oil told, 6UuU or 1000 men. ar. near Wood
stock and Mount jackson. and mak- an oc.
casional dash as lar north as Winchester
The latest indications point 10 the Moor
field Valley ii not west OF the mountains, as
their scene OF operations. Certainly they
have not yet appeared in sight of the B4.-
tilnore 4 Ohio Railroad, the trains Of whci
arc running regularly with large quaati;ie'
Of freight and many passengers. The best
evidence Of Official confidence in the seca-
rty Of the road is the sending OF important
documents over 1t.
NORFOLK, 5 |.
The military commission of which G,a
Wistar is President, has been in sessol
hero during the past week.
The case OF y. VI. inat, late superin-
tcndens OF yesse is at Fortress Monroe, Is 4
DER trlai' ana tine defeioPh EMS are exec u
1oSy iu''ies'ns e.oooo -; 'n1 pms ~,
el are pa mems VI 800 u 'e.s W Ss', r VI
!iaei ~ S auas' W 0v."'" "'' 'o'''se '4'
''9 o.a Sap,s'. ~
Warner. testified at the boat WAS worth
SOS 900 whea she Il st went into the GOV
e,nineh' sof'ise' '"1' az t'ia l'l'' " He'
ena1,er sns naa s'i'n1a 80 W - -
.na' oo'efhiiie''1 naa Gu - NJ. '.'''
pe ,oo a'eras9 IN, ro'',nS eA'''u %'ta .''n
Siooo ~ St-oo pe, uion'"' ""'en we w.
lrared py soo1s aytI On oar. anu y P'ou's
on meas anu ocrs anu 'o's sue osi3'e4
&c TUE Del'"ate 4''Nes SCAM 221s C'Hi l.a.E
Capt. oean swore tHat her hts' cs.a'lSr
was maoe ny oohn AacAer' iass nie' -aSo's
tsn' Secretary 49, OF V ar n, aha sseoha VIII"
GO, "
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CIRRTER BOYS ADDRESS
To THE PATRONS OF THE
Ellsworth American,
JANUARY Isi, 1854.

he mas S"''''' 'o' u nan nun S1s' wy So"
be a glad sen; Of triumph, ere We hail tho New
Year.
,.,,,
b'''F ''','.'' "''''' ''''',' - ",s' my
When trst in this country Of proud liberty,
Tic black maa AMI white man atke were called
tre>.
,.,.--,..., ~.
b,,
That never such treasures Of bleod need be split,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-08

AaRlvtts ~ DsFkBTt ms The number
Of vessels arrived an I aep .rtsl rom tbs pr,
/. wear is IS / iil Tvs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-08

r bel force in the Shenandoah l'aFey greatly
DISCLOSURES before the Mtiitary
Commission AZ Norfolk E1an,natioa OF
The capfurkd PlrQtes al 81 Jahn.
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Iieraid has the following

NINbLNI.FNU d, NM, IVlI-
This place and New Creek arc now con,
siiered safe. Gen. Kelley has caused the
utmost activity to prevail in the whole de-
partmcut, and particularly along the railroad
line. Railroad travel has been resumed. -
The mail train from Baltimore arrived this
evening |! seems that Eary's great raid is
likely to end in an iuglorious fzzle.
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Imrortnnt Revenue neeisIon..

The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Tax, issued quite lengthy and important
circular relatiVeto assessment and collection
of tax on gross receipts of railroads, canals,
&c. Where another party then the owner
of railroad, canal or steamboat, has pos
session, care and management Of road, boat,
barge, &c, doing business and reeeivingthe
fare and freight, he, and not the owner, is
liable for the tax. Expenses paid for tolls,
towing, pilotage, wharfage, State or munich
pal taxes, cannot be deducted from the
gross receipts, before making returns. Any
party using his own vehicle or vessel for
tran ansportation of his own property, is not
liable TO the duty, nor IS a party who oc-
casionally transports passengers or freight.
Livery stable keepers, keeping horses and
carriages for hire, are not liable but they
become liable if they engage in the busi-
ness Of transporting persons and property,
Passengers, or mail between the United
States and foreign ports, is exempt from
duty Sums received by steamboats, for
berths, and by railroads for sleeping cars,
must be included in the gross receipts. The
towing of boats and RATS by tugs, is not
considered transportation, and is not liable
to duty.
The Revenue law authorizes persons,
companies, and corporations to add tax
to the rates Of fare, notwithstanding any
limitation Of law or agreement; but no such
such addition is given fer addition of tax
to bills Of freight, railroads and bridges,
where annual gross receipts do not exceed
the amount necessary to keep them in re-
pair, are exempt from duty.
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Gems. Grant and MePhersOn-IntereS
ing Correspondence.
The Fremont Sentinel publishes the fol
lowing letters, which explain themselves
CLYDE, Ohio, Aug. ,, 1864.
10 GEN. GRANT-DEAR SIR hope
you will pardon me for troubling you with
the perusal Of these few lines from the
trembling hand Of the aged grandma of our
beloved Gen. Jas. B. Mcpherson, who fell
in battle. When it was announced at his
funeral, from the.public print that when
Gen. Grant heard of his death. he went
into his tent and wept like a child, nv
heart went out in thanks 10 you for the in
terest you manifested in lin while he was
with you. 1 have watched his progress
from infancy up. In childhood he was
obedient and kind; in manhood in
teresting, noble and perseVering, looking
to the wants Of others. Since he entered
the war, others can appreciate his worth
more than L can. When it was announc-
ed by telegraph that our loved one had
fallen, our hearts were almost rent asunder;
hHf when NE beard that the commander-in-
chief could weep with us too, we felt, sir,
In4t Ou nad been father to him, and this
whole nation Is mourning his early death.
l wish TO inform YOU that his remains
were conducted by kind guard to the
very parlour where he spent a cheerful eve
ming in 1861, with his widowed mother,
two brothers, only sister, and aged grand
ma, who is now trying to write. In the
morning he took his leave at o'clock lit
tie dreaming that he should fall by ball
from the enemy. His funeral services were
attended, where his youthful feet had often
pressed the soil to gather the falling fruit,
and his remains are resting in the silent
grave scarce half mile from the place OF
his birth. His grave is on an eminence but
half mile from where the funeral services
we're attended, and near the grave Of his
father
The grave no doubt, will be marked, so
that passers by will often pause to drop a
tear over the dear departed And now,
dear friend, few lines from you would be
gratefully received by the afflicted friends.
pray that the God of battles may be with
with you, and go forth with your armies
till rebellion shall cease. the Union be re-
stored, and the old flag wave over entire
land. With much respect,
remain your friend,
LYDIA SLoCUM,
Aged 81 years and months
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GEN. GRANTS REPLY.
HEADo. ARMIES OF THE Q. S. !
City Point, Va, August 10, GS64. /

Clty IolhIs a. August ~, O5O4. ]
MRS. LYDIA SLocUM:
My Dear Madam-Your very welcome
letter of the Sd inst, has reached me. lam
glad to know the relatives Of the hlaented
Major General Mcpherson areaware of the
lore than friendship existing between him
ana myself A nation grieves at the loss
of one 50 dear to our nations cause.
1t Is a selfsh grief, because the nation
had more to expect from him than from
almost any one living. join in this sell
fish grief, and add the grief of personsl
love for theudeparted. He formed for
some time one Of my military family. l
knew HIN well. To know him was but to
love him. Tt may be some consolation to
you, his aged grandmother to know that
every officer and every soldier who served
under your grandson, .$-lt the highest rev
erence for his patriotism, h,S zeal, ms great
almost uuequaIled ability, his suitability,
and all the manly virtues that can adorn .
commander. Your bereavement is g'reat,
but c9nnot exceed mine.
Yours, truly,
Q. S. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen.
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