Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-11-18
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OF course this will DO i" opening tho baIl' in eoo,
shape for the Indies make whatever tbev und.,
take pass of in the bes, manner, and to tho at.
isfaetiOn of all interested. The hall -four 1. 10
be thoroughly eanscd TO prevent,as far q. po.,;.
bic nil dust arising, and everything will be don.
to make it a Pleasant time. II you get an ip,i.
tatlon don't fail to accept it.
EAST CoRryrn AcADEur,-we have rsee;v.d.
Catalogue of East Corinth Academy for the VOC,
1894. We should judge the Institu,ion to bs i,
a aourishing condition. The whole number n,
students for the year was 1l9. The winter term
commences Nov. goth.
SSow.-The first snow of the so,so,
fell in this place last Monday morning
The second, last Wednesday during tn.
day. Not large amount fell, but enouyb
to put us in mind of what is to come and
prepare for it.
The mud is thickening up a little
and the travelling is very hard The
Western stages are some three hours be-
hind time nowadays.
Tie vote in Pcnolscot in this cor,
ty on the eth was, i'll the language of a
correspondent
For the Union, 126
Jclr Davis, I54
This shows gain on the right side since
September Of sixteen.
-potatoes are selling at Calais, for
60 ccnts per huslicl.
~ Congress will assemble two weeks
from next Monday,
bangor ia to have a skating park
next winter, provided sufficient number
of subscribers can be procured at SC each.
President Lincoln has lost no State
which voted for him in 1850, and has
gained Mar! land and Missouri, then Slave
States.
Mr.. Henry L. But,crGcld, of East
NasSalboro', lost $500 worth Of shovel
handles in one of the vessels recently de-
stroyed by the rebel cruisers.
The vote of the hone Of Daniel
Webster, is significant We call the at.
tcntion of the Democratic papers to the
vote of Marshficld. Mass. which voted
Lincoln 2Ii, Mcclellan none
We learn from the Prog. Age that
three men were recently arrested in Wesley
by an armed force from Calais. and sent to
Portland for trial as aecomrliccs to the
murder Of officer Edwards of the Provost
Marshal's staff
The Northern national bank Of
Eialowcll, la, just l,cen established with
Alden Sampson for president. and Justin
Y. Smith for eashicr. Its capital is
100000.
The Union people Of New York are
going 10 give Gen. Ent!er grand receipt
ION in honor Of hi. services in ensuring
peaceful election in that city.
III tic Democratic papers, except the
H1a'i, literally teamed with rage at
ecu. Bu;lcr's presence, i'll command of
"the federal troops in the city and har-
har." The H9eit aeis like IL fool in tic
aiatter.=a, usual
-fcu Grant lost his vote because the
Democratic Legislature of Illinois refused
To allow the soldiers in the field to vote for
President. The NEXT Legislature of that
State viii be strongly Union. Why should
cen. Grant not he allowed TO vote Is it
because he II not 80 = intelligent " ami so
well qualified 10 Vote" rs the Democrats in
Illinois Who refused to allow him that priv
ilege?
last political conundrum--Ho How did
Gen. Mcclellan receive the news of his
defeat With rcSigna;ion.-Er.
OY Dirt is rumored on the street
that Hon. F Q. j. smith is negotiating
for the purchase Of HE Argus, intending
10 unite that paper with the -idrcrtiser.-
Press.
Mrs. Josie 5. Woods. we'll known to
the reading public of New England under
her maiden name. Josie $. Hunt, aud her
nom de piumc. Margaret Verne" died re-
cent, IN Washington.
CuTSwoLp SHFEP.-Mr. Nathl Bart
lett has Just shown specimen Of wool
from a Cotswold sheep in Oxford county.
IL inches long. 1t was from n ycarling
buck which sheared last spring IL pounds
of wool which Was sold for 81 per ib.
CHANGE OF TINE. On and after Nom
day next. (Nov. = the morning train for
the West will leave Bangor at rs A. NJ.
The evening train from the West will bc
due here at 7.;}2a The accommodation
train will leave here at the usual hoar.
l.30 +. NJ.
TnE GRAVEL TRAIN FOR MCCLELLAN
A vote was lately taken on train of
the Pcnnsi lyania Central Railroad. and
the only vote for Mcclellan was east by
an Trishman. Pat exclaimed; ..Of Course
these gentlemen are for Mister Lincoln
but You just wait till the gravel train
comes along"
The descendants of Mr.. William
Hutchings celebrated his one hundrcdth
birthday at his home in Penobscot, on
Thursday of last week. Mr.. Hutchings
was born in 1864. and now has several
great great grandchildren. He has six
daughters and three sons still living. His
descendants number all told between two