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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-11-04

"A farmer IN Oxford County raised
1900 pounds of hops the past season, for
which he has been offered 30 cents a pound.
The schooner which was in contact
with barque Robert, in President Roads,
was the Sarah Moore, for Brookin, Maine.
She had bow stove, and has sunk on Point
Shirley Flats.
The Calais Adrertiser says Mr..
Fleming of Princeton, and team of two
horses belonging to Mcssrs II. & A. Bates
of which he was the driver, were drowned
in Long Lake on Friday week.
"A comparison of our taxes with
those of most of the European nations
shows that they are even in time of war.
much less than in France. Austria, Eng
land Sc, in time Of peace. When peace |
is restored and industry assumes its rcgu-
lar channels, the revenue now provided for
will rapidly reduce our debt.
Col. ,Washbufne is pushing vigor-
ously the work of contcstng the election
of Dan Voorhees, to Congress in the 9TH
district of Indiana. The proof of fraud
accumuatcs daily, and it is said a mass of
evidence will be presented in support of
Washburne's claim to the seat that will
carry certain conviction with it that Noor-
hecs owes his certificate of election to the
most unbushing frauds.
Beef sells in san Francisco for . TO
6 cents a pound. Good to be there.
Another free State, Nevada. is now in tho
+ Union.
--Sccretary Fesscndcn contcmplatcs
issuing new fractional currency in place
of that which has been coUntericited.
THE Amcs gun. Of wrought iron.
with charge of twenty-five pounds of
powder. lately attained a range of seven
miles.
The celebrated trottinr mare, Flora
Temple, was sold at auction in Baltimore
on the 25th inst, for $1,000, to General G
Presbury. OF y. y.
In 1910 Judge fancy was so feeble
] that a gentleman who had law suit re-
fused to give it to him for fear he would
die before the case was tried. This was
fifty years before the great JuriSt died
y company mas been formed IN
Ne" ! orN' Win eaPi'aI OF a lnitilon and
and sorg tnm, They have bought lands
IN Illinois to grow the material.
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In oar {jI,:@e The pyj@, or83pI.s i
from sixty cent 10 a IsiI#r; ro,ataes IL
cents: com - hut:cr p to 10 cents
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,r;o,,y I'm a;.,,s fotcIt;Jrot. Good look.
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tr1,3aaf rrf.Iisai ,l5af th.:r hovs we're MI
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-11-04
New York Markers.

New YosK, Nov. I'd.
Flour heavy-sales $4,000 barrels Estate,
9.5o@l0,40; Rod Hoop Ohio, $l0,00@l2, % !;
WAstern 9,50C1 IL, co; Southern Sales 900 Der.
RES, at ST. ,0OG0l4,00; Cadada-Sales 400 BIB g..
ut $40, 20Mi2.25.
Wheat 243c lower.-sales unimportant.
Corn dull Sales unimportant.
Reef quiet.
Pork henvy-Mess SAL CO. OSi1,75.
Lard quitet at 2lG234c,
Whisky dull.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-11-04
TERMS OF
Godey's Lady's Book for 1865,

(Firom rtish tIere can be m Depiaf'oa0
The following are the terms of the Ladys Book
for 1861. At present, we VIII receive subscribers
nj the following rates. Due notice viii be given
if we are obliged to advance, which will depend
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-11-04
RaDairer's Notice.

rsNIIIS is to inform the Inhabitants of Ellsworth
and vicinity that all work in my line, such
as repairinr
CLOCKS.
CANE SEAT CHAIRS, and
UMBRELLAS,
NAV be left with Urias Torrey At his market, I'M
I'll further notice. ,.-.,.,,,
Ellsworth, Nov ID. ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-11-04

THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
j Az INVALID.
Pubiishci for the benefit and as n caution 10
Young 4Hen and Others who suffer from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay OF Manhood, &c, supply
ing AT the same time the Means Of Sclf Cure. BY
one who has cured himself after undergoing consid-
cradle quackcry. By enclosing postpaid addressed
envelope single copies can be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
1yxF Brooklyn, Kings Co., n. Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-11-04

UThat General Mcclellan cherished
feelings of personal respect and Fixing for
the rebel leaders has been well under
stood before now. Here is an apt piece
Of testimony to that efec. from Colonel
Metcalf of Kentucky, who said recently
at public meeting:
got nay eyes opened on that young
Napoleon in the spring OF 1861. vent
to see Gen. Mcclellan, and in the course
of the conversation, | said to him that
JEFF Davis was scoundrel and u repudi-
ator. He iMcClellan) Strengthened him
self up quickly, aud said, L do assure
you, sir. that y,u are mistaken. Jetf'
Davis is a perfect gentleman, and will not
not do anytkiag anbecoming gentleman.
Well. if traitor, conspirator, repudiator,
thief, and the civil devil who is instga-
ting all this murder is his beau ideal OF a
perfect gentleman | hope our country
will never be cursed with his morality
and virtue at the head Of affairs
Could man thus swift TO resent an
imputation on JET Davis a exnested to
desire to BEE the rebellion crushed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11

PIEDnOET RAILRoAD.-We are Srstlhsd to learn from
the Grso0sbSrO' Patriot that this important Railroad
connection will soon be completed. The cars are new
daily running from DanVille TO RedsVlle.
The track baI already bsen put down for five maes
iron this place. aad material ia being daily conveyed
over she same.
Tee distance at present of unfinished grading, we
learn, about SIX miles, with about eighteen miles Of
uulAid rail
We further learn that OIPtAin Morrow, The Telegraph
Superintendent for this and other roads, b making all
necessary arrangements the old line, aud will
soon establish new telegraph lRs Immediately en- the
road from one end to the ether We shall expect to
zee the whole work complies in few weeks and trust
he Government win not ALLOW the eoatraSIors 10 man
idle for thu want Of materials
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11
FROV SUFFOLK

A regimen. Of Yankee cavalry, says the Petersburg
Express, we're in suB1k on sunday last leaving there
on Monday. o. Tuesday The town vas Waited BY tive
companies o, negro cavalry, commanded BY UhiSa Oh
GERS. These negroes, many Of whom formerly Lived
there we're very i0sOlent and abuVO 70 their iOmsr
owners They came GU as far As Providence Church,
ave miles from t3wn, aud sole horse from Ms J. r.
Council. They also caPsOred and carried Il private
Jno. T. Poyne;, Of %, C., lS.h Virginia caa'y. Mr..
POynsr riding dle horse, for ~hich be had jast
given Rhouse and 10. in suffolk Sheh the VAldas also
Obtained They aso captured private Vim. Try, who
hai been home on THROUGH
Il feared that the loyal stzsDs in SUI * viii suf
Ger much from the negroes if protection : afried
them.
John LaWseEcs. E.q, Of NlasenOnd county, died q
fsE days since, aged ABOUT 90 years.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11

oOnIITH1An HAA.-Ar. n. WAllingsfWd, ultil re-
osuty the Tsl known host Of the LnWoOd House, has
Just oponed osrnshlAn Hall, the south side OF Main
Strest baoH Ninth stRosA hotel which is to be kept
upsn What u knOWn a. the BIrcpeAn sJslem; system
ii may bo remarked, - VII oh the famous DslmOncos
Of New York sWed its popularity. The sum of this syt-
TEN consist 10 the fact that guests have their meals
at whatever hour thsy please and are required to pay
ony r wAaIthSy order The hotel has been furnished
and Atssd up In the mOs. costly and elegant manner
and s we'll supplied with e1lenEVe accomr odAiOns for
lodgsn, embracing As ID dOo1 besides COrinthGn Hall
propss all Of the large building formally known the
LnWoOd House. Az regards the bar, We may remark
that Mr. W. has secured the services Of several dstin
Euhsd artists dispense his liquors. of which he has
choice and large aSs0tmeSt. While at the LinWocd
House, Mr.. WAngsord secured the reputation Of beirg
most pleasant and accommodating landlord, and We
feel assured he will fully merit the patronage bssreAk
for him.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11
rHR CITY.

fHE OAiHME<EA "IHDIsSRETIoE Phillip OashmeyeS
who guilty Of the grave indiscrson" iii nothing
mOrSl of attempting clsndesrey to ssrd letters and
other papers to Yankee land by Yankee prisoner is
still in Cattle Thunder: II Is supposed that he will I'M
dergo an examination Of some scrt OF scme time, but
when, or whether before military olvl,tribuna has
net ysl trAnspiSed. From officer OF the Government
Who Aftsr long Official intercourse with Oashmeyer
bad formed high opinion of bis loyalty and integrity
aud who now believes him innocent Of aay criminal in
tent in this transaction we have learned the sum Of the
contents Of the lstter and pap,rs in the case. There
was but one letter. and that to bis wife, and in German
the only language it seems, that oAshmeyer writes =
THIS letter gave an account of how he had interested
himself to OBTAIN the release or exchange OF Yankee
utl.r named Jlok Hooper, and was, !. Is believed, dt-
signed to propiase the Lincoln authorities towards the
writer's family, Who reside in Baltimore Tde other
doeuuonts consisted OF pssp Irts on which be had
travelled through the OontsdeAcy ordsrs, 10 which he
was spscialy named, bets from persoJs Ia authority
y him, b., b., which, it is believed by his fteDds he
was induced By foolish vanity send Nsrsh that it
migat be knsWn there what important parsonage he
had become. Among tSe orders was one from General
Windsr rsquring al o,ers Of the army to report TO
him on their arrival In Richmond, and bearing on its
back the endorsement that "0f6cer Philip Cashmeyer
entrusted with the duty Of seeing that this order
fxecusd' There were several passports at will, and
the f,swnE note from a member of the Winder family;
" Dear cash heycr-Ssnd me Sone Fruit"
OEshmeyer may be- aud ws sincerely hope he is, the
innocsnI VAiE, foolish detective his pMtIans would
have rs believe, but before We can agree with them,
enc polnI Al least must be explained. 0fa men in the
uonfedeEAsy 10 was best acquainted with tA' "bock
ado lunDsrs and through them had the best and mos
frequeHt opportunities OF communicating With Blli-
mo,s recsiVng letters other things thence AID send
hg them thilhSr. This being the casa, Ihis lawful
means bsing open to hin, why SHOULD he resort to a
elGndsAns and dsyaOefu method of communicating
with hiI hlsndSi
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11
FYENPTIOY 81 STATE OFYdERg.

The fnal action ,aksn By the General Assembly on
the question Of the exemption Of State ocsr' siirms
"sae right Of be State Of Virginia - appoint all need
fol tfisers to perform the various functions Of her
Safe government" and declares What officers 'l-
dspensable to the proper maintenance Of the &gaity,
integrity, and efficiency Of the State Govesamsnt' The
Governor il autbOIE and drecsdt 70 aPPTiss she pre-
per Confederss authorities that the SAFE Of Virginia
claims and regWirss she exclusive service Of The oesrs
enumerated Ceos, and thsir immunity ron al military
service to the Confederate Government, via:
TIE members OF DO h houses OF the General Assem-
bly, and the officers tlersO Ae governor, theseeretary
Of the COnnonEeAh and bis clerks The treasurer, the
tao auditors and The register Of the land Othos and ali
their regular eerks provided for BY law The board Of
pubic works and their secretary she public printer sad
the printer Of the Senate; the adatAnt general and bis
eer; the inspector generals the quArternaer general
the Commissioned officers, clerk, and necessary
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11

ioss, Of the ssdaaDss aspATlashL seEtes a such By
tbe colonel Of srdnAnosl aud hs oeoeFs and mea OF
the public guar tbS commissioners OF the revenAe ana
for esoh county and The superintendent Of he
sal. works aud his sss,staais authorized by hw.
The judges Of he Court Of Appsals and the chCnit
oSsrt and The uiEs Il the Hastings CURT Of the city
Of Riohnsnd he clerks Of said courts and 81 the dis
srist county and corporation courts or deputy clerk
for each o. said courts whore t clerk thereof 10 in the
military service Of the Confederate Slater the ,ticss
Of he peace, the Agency General and Attorneys for
the OOmmoaWeath, ths sheriff of each county and cor
POraOn and the sergeant and collector Of txeS OfeSch
corporation having Hastings Court the high constable
Of the city OF Rchmoad
The professors and officers u the University otVr-
gns she tuperntsadsn. and professors Of tsO Virginia
Military Itstu.e; the superinNndenIs ofpublC hospitals
and lunAtc ssyluma asd the ptydcians GsDplOyees
employed therein, aud the teachers employed in the
institution for the eea dumb and blind; Ihe suPerin-
tsadent Of The pInentlSy, bis Asss.Aull and clerk
These officers are declared to, BE- Indispensable to
the performances q the public functions VIII VhisA
they are charged and hs proper maintenance OF the
dignity, integrity and efficiency Of the government Of
this State, sGd the public nzudsrS thereof" provided
that all the clerks assistants aAd employees between the
ages Of Is adds years. embraced in the foregoing clause
shA nos bs satisd 70 eIsmpOn unless the Prs'n Au-
thOr1sd b. Law TO employ such clerk or assistant sha
hrss certify that they aJsOusIy nse'sssy fer the
performance Of the duties assigned thsn, and that be
does not believe he procure the services OF any
person or persons qualified discharge the dntles az
signed nem respectively, no. liable 10 military ser
vice.
Another resolution empowers and dlrecn the Cover
nor TO certify tuoh other Oesrs as be may deem ne
eessAry for the pcSper administration Of the govern
ment and hiAg to the notes OF the said AHhO't(s,
the PRESIDENT oaSher tsllsrs tad scOh OIhVr ofOes
OF the hanks of discount and dsposiI Of this common
wealth as he may mink Necessary to the safe eOAdsci
Of their business also, Any SPECIAL cASss OF persons
whose services he may consider Important 70 The PuSD
insorestto the preservation of order-O tho security
Of our sdes, or to the efficiency Of public tSsAb
shmen4s and req lssI their exemption 80 long as tAey
may DO rendering such services fOn the nk AIRY ser
vice If the ConfsdsIA's States.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11
4N0rRER LNcLDEN1 OF 80 PILD-

Another uc.dsLs o. The a,e raid has 10 oDr
knowledge, which may Le thought altogether noae-
WJr,hy, and stoss that uers at last one officer
among toe Yankees with Of the milk OF huE IN
kininess" in he bosom Notwithstanding he was in bad
company.
During th.ir retreat through Hanover county, the
raiders stepped at the house Of widow lady, WhSsO
name it is u1necesay - mention, for the purpose Of
stealing provisions. H,ari5g they we're in he neigh
borhOod and anticipating the visit 1he lady had IRE
kndled 10 he smoke house, 10 create dense
smoke, ana by way Of addition, threw il quantity Of
red pepper The Yankees came, and, ssua proceed
ei 10 the smoke house broke it open, and s,nmsnced
70 ply it Of It's lupFy Of bacon, OF which mere was
considerable qlantiy put up foe the year. The se-
we're sernasaory ordeal Of thick sQOke and red pepper
proved Of HtLc avail 20 lave the bacon" but Yam
kse officer took aiysnaye sfthe saOke and carried out
piece after ices o. tee ble5n to the ladies of house
Standing ousd Ald told them to conceal Is az quickly
as possible bei,re hs companions should discover TO-
Tue worthy lady lbs: no dm' in aVAliPg bersN OF bis
assistance and oon concealed enough about the prem
isss to save her fam y IRON immediate want
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11

APFARENSLI HARD 0A'E.-TuesdAy last, man
named Wn. c. Ausdoc, from Georgia, died in HenricO
county, and Kr. John A. Hicks appointed CURATOR
and took possession of his effects. Learning that a
young soldier named L>sis Craig had gold watch be-
longing 70 the estate Of no deceased, sought him gu,
AID demanded the watch ami his refusing to give it
up, procured warrant for hiI arrest. The case was
brought before the Mayor yesterday morning. but Il
Witnesses for t1e prosecution not bong ready tho
was continued aud Craig (bepg charged with felony,
and consequently the Mayor having no authority to
bAi) lad to 60 TO- jail. Craig, who has every appear
Ance OF bsrg gentleman, Was very indignant the
charge against him, and protes ed himself ready to
PROVE BY two respectable Witnesses then in court that
MuTdOc bad, in their presence made him present If
tee watch some two three weeks before bis death
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11

THE TRAGIC AFFAIR AZ TRE PHNIrESnARr.--In me.-
tiouipg, yesterday, the escape of convict from the
peuitenAry and the shooting Of another by the guard
va we're 10 error TO the of the party shot, the
other circumstances we're correct as narrated. John
Gunnels escaped but arrested by Captain Peasants
Of the Night Watch at seven o'clock the same evening"
some two miles up tho canal. The convict whs was
shot BY the ssntry james Conway, sent TO the
psni'entary from this city for Ave years, for stealing
gold watch. The nuske. with which he was shot was
loaded With ball and three buckshot The load en-
tered his back just above the hip. The ball passed en-
trely through him, the buoksho remaining In his body
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11

THH oARso sALn.-NOtWithSAnsing the sweeping
OOAsOjPdOn act pASsd BY Congress- and the revocation
Of the exemption of persons who have furnished cub.
stitutss the crowds in attendapcs at Aessrs Kent,
Paine Co.'S auction SALE Wednesday and yesterday,
large (d not lArger thAa on any former
Son Ct the kind. Spectators who have been seen at
every sale present in large fierce, and bid freely
and Deekessly as they ever did bsfOre-perbaps
So The Jewish dealers who have heretofore Incurred
than full share Of public cenSure for stunning
up pric~," not strongly represented usual
Lister aud fOOscAp paper was sold, yesterday, at ire
mendOui prices. 1t was understood among the crowd
that sks largest buyer was Government agenl With
the Treasury to back him. he could of oubid all
sOrdd hucksters aI BulWcC would ssy) but he could
not by such competition, secure stationery for tie
Government at reasonable prices, and did not.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11
Tvs BL.oE.DrRs err wnnInsEOs -rho Wilmington

TVS BLsoKADERS err WnMINaroS -fhe Wilmington
Journal, of the 7th, sAys:
We learn from the mouth Of the river that some Of
the Yankee bOOkAders have recently been in trouble,
one of them having gonS under. Ii HOad seem that
on Saturday nigAt carly sunday morning, she was
pursuing a vessel coming into New InleE The pursued
vessel run IN besWsol the shore and the S4uth Rock
Fle blockadsr, in tying 70 sui her "a, must have
touched en- the rock hard enough to make hole in her
bottom. At any rate, she sunk in Eve Athens water.
The chased Vssssl arrived safe as her wharf Il WAS
quite dark ~ the Tine
On Saturday morning., Col HSiriok commanding at
ID Had sFOSk OF the Yankee Soips three or four
mss and from the az tI!on board and the WdRg
81 bOa around her. Is IL quite probable thai abe TOO
IS ia prSCA ioas GOBdition-
is said shat The Yankee blockade CT this bapSor has
be increased very recently BY three additional vessels
AnOrk hem the mueh-tSked-of dOHbls sndsr EsAnH
EautaW the fastest vessel in the YAEke0 service and
by Il err AccOuntS the fastest war Hssl AASat. btn
ends are alike, Ike ferry boat that Shs can ran
OiiheF way NiIh equal facility.
IL not little remarkable tina. the Daylight one Of
the very lev bl0ekadsrs sunk or blown up At sea by
batteries shore, met her tatO fran shell throWn
from old style thirytWo, in Battery Cabin, uAdsr
the command of Captain Lane, Of Col Lambs force
Toe sAucy craft Ventured too cOse Her vessel the
Bsaursgafd We think shat had been rua ashore when
the eStlery opened on her. As Rght began fall,
heavy report vas heard at sea- but he cause moi
ulde,StoSd. At Fort REhsr, some Eve miles 10 the
southwark il though. - proceed from the firing
o. bursting o. very heavy gun. Il vas thought q
little strange that the Daylight logger made her ap
p.arAnee OF he coast but she mystery not ESved
until Yankee papers brought information Of tAS eIpIO
slOn Of the Daylight BY shall sntSrng her magazine
Only i've persons escaped 70 tell the tale. This
rcd towards ihs close Of last year.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11
INCIDENT or TIE WAR IN FLORIDA.

INCIDENT Of The WAR IN FLORIDA.
The lolOvng incident illustrating the feeling OF the
negrot IN Florida towards heir brs hren Of the inVAd
ing army il takea from private letter juss received
from the vicinity o. the lste brittle ia that 5 ate
A. Ocean Pond the Yankee placed the negro troops
forty yards in a1varec snd iermined shoot them
If they ran It was death retreat aud the sSqNel
proved but little better than death to ADVANCE for our
mea killed tiSh. hundred. After she battle, gsNtlS
man, accompanied By bis body sssVaD WeRs over Tie
field, looking At the dead an wounded negroes HAV-
log proceeded some distance, the serVauts ATTENTION
was attracted by an sze,en. PAIR Of boots on the feet
Of anegro soldier lyiag where they stood, and
ate; getting his masters consent seized one OF the
boots 20 pull &c or H ha1 hardy done 80, when the
wound negro commenced kicking 'usiOusy, and cried
out, rLot my boots sloae; AN no. dead!- The ser
want sta lied, spped back aad asked What did you
ays7 Il say let my boots al0-e; amt dead - The
servant picked 0pa Egh,WoOd knot and coming back
sid, 'You sin's dead :" "NO, an'S' replied the
solder. "Ws dsn & you amt dead, I'll dsGden yea
aud Immediately despatched HIM with the IghIAOOd,
knot, and bare oT tie coveted boots."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-11
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
nv JAMPs N. TAYLOR, AuctiOneer.
valuable FAEM TWo MILBs BRLoy

VALUABLE FAKM TWO MILES BELOW
Richmond on Williamsburg Turnpike containing 2Ia
acres OF land for auction will be Sold on the premises
THURSDAY the 10th day Of March, 1864 At IL O'clock NC
valuable farm miles from the city, on The norn sac OF the
Williamsburg turnpike adoning the farm Of Mr. John Poe and
extending York diver Railroad having
and containing 38 Of land In high sie Of
has comortatls dwelling house. with avs rooms ana me
usual outbuIdings all In good order Persons Wishing pro-
good farm the city would do vel 70 attend We ss
Is rarely such farm In the Market IL VII be sold ss
whole, divided into three tracts maybe desired
TEaNMade 70 suit the purchas 70 be paid b. The
purchaser. JAS. N. TAYLOR,
fe26-tda |h Auetr.
WI be Scd at hs time about 100 cords seasoned wood
JAS. NJ TAYLOR
mh0 ,,.,sfsff Ancpr
In consequence OF the ran the above sale POSTPONED
until MONDAY, March 14h at 10 o'clock, previous which
time, Il Is offered for sale privately. JAS. NJ TAYLOR,
mill 81 Auetioneer