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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06
The Draft In Ohio-The National Guard
Fire in Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Thursday

CEcNSAII Thursday. May 8, 1854
The draft begins in the Ist District this
morning
Gov. Brough has issued proclamation thanking the
National Guard for their noble response TO his call.
The Guards are rapidly assembling at their camps
ready for duty Over COCO reported at Camp Dennison
The grain warehouse Of Messrs c. Hays & Brothers
was damaged by fire yesterday to tie amount Of
slLCOO. Insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06
FROM TIE ARNY or THE POTOHAC.
NO FIGHTING UP 70 WEDNESDAY, NIGHT.
Reconnaissance South
the Esapidan.
No Enemy Within Five Mile
Of Mine Run.
Indications Of Lees Falling Back.


WASHINGTON, Thursday, May 5, le6i.
The Star, by favor of the censorship, says'
parties reached here about noon to-day bring the
latest information from the extreme 'front.' that is up 10
yesterday Afternoon, TO which time there had been no
collision They say that the country south ofhe Rap'
dan was probed mp to that time for short distance
out from each and ali the fords from the junction with
tie Rappahannook up the mountains, with the results
indicated above.
limo enemy found within four or five miles OK
Mine Run Ford then it il not improbable, we appre.
hend that Lee has rctreated from our 'front.' either to
make q dash at something the Peninsula, or to set
as speedily as possible behind She Richmond nrtiica-
TONS But IT il much too early yet to judge what Lee
doing lie may be seeking field Of battle somewhere
in tie vicinity Of Hanover Court -Hocse."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06
From ALBANY.

ALBANY, Thursday, Maya $50.
IL was discovered to-day that fraud had
been perpetrated In connection with the New York
City Tax Levy. The words said work being hereby
suspended having been nterpoated after the item ap
propriatng $500 toward laying out that portion OF
New York north of Northumberland hny'hi street
The Interpolation evidently made after the Dill
had passed both Houses finally and before 1t was re-
engrossed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06
The Rebel Barbarian QuanirciI Again on
the Move.
HE is MARCHING THROUGH WESTERN ARKANSAS
TO INVADE KANSAS.

HE is MAKCHINH IHHVO"If " NJ ~
TO INVADE KANSAS.
INDIAN BRIDGE FORT GIBSON April %, 1864.
M.oR-GRy. CURTIs-Sp: l have already
.ent Won two kilograms from Fort Smith that Quantrel
was going TO Kansas. He had gone up Grand River.
and by night marches. sent several small colunnsI
had ONLY nfantry-to meet him at day break Prices
Creek IL has raned hard for two days the rivers are
rising Adar who had 325 men, had been driven
across Illinois River above Tuoqua and has gone east.
seeing himself about be taken between the rivers.
Onanre crossed the Verdgrs and Arkansas by forced
marches last night.
The rivers are up this morning. Ny scouts were on
his trail at daybreak. twenty miles southwest across
the Arkansas River have force there. under
Capt Kayhaa, that may meet hun. Suffering here for
the train.
Respectfully, W. A. PmLLIrs, COL Comdg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06
West Point Occupied.

We learn that West Point, Va, at the head
of York River was occupied by portion Of our forces
on Monday, tie 81 inst Three Of the Rebel piekets
stationed there came in and gave themselves up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06
Boston, Thursday, May I,

BOsION, Ihurslay, Ahy D IoO''
Brig. Gen. Devcns, who has concluded tour
OF military inspection of the defenses Of New'Englahd
has received orders to report at Fortress Monroe or
duty with the Army Of the Potomac, under Gen. sniin
portion Of the 5th Massachusetts, Cavalry (colored
about $50 men, are under orders " leave camp a. Heaa
vile to-day for Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06
Rumorcd Advance OF Gen. Meade.

PnIIADELpHA, Thursday, May o Ic04
Is is umored here that Gen. Meade has
crossed the Rapidan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06
The Draft in Ncw.York.

The Provost Marshal General announces that
the draft viii take place in this State on Monday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06
To tie Associated Press.


WASHINGTON, Friday, May 8 $50.
4 gentleman who arrived here to-day from
Brandy Station having left there last night (Wednes-
day at O'clock reports that up to that time there had
hnn,l IN InatiIifins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06
FIRST pENYsYLvANIA.
Observation-Disclosures.


wm. McAl.irr. =. slight. Jno Coneiy, A. killed
Juo Dillon, X. died. Jno Hasln, \, KILLED.
serst VIM Dougherty. slight jordan Plautz G, killed
JOHN H. Burei, IL, severely = D9nahue. A. snsni.
sud dangerous. Jos I; Brown, a. ,hsht,
J. " sweet. B, slight. Jno. Dif,nbapgh, II, slight
l. ". Chamber, J., sght. J.. McNhorcr, IN arm and
1t q. l.. Brown, !, slight chest.
se sr'. sh5rb K Slight, nyroa ~ Fi.her H. light.
q. Beck, X killed Jno. Reed. G. slight.
Capt. W. Mays, II, leg broken.I. Leonard = sis,t
o. r. SPAR g. slight. W. Barnes. II, III ght.
r.. Lewis b, arm broken.
oyT-HUNDgED-AND-THIRD PESSsYLYANIA.
apt. Juo Donahue, t. slight. Robt. Reed w. midllns'
IT, j. n chembrr. r. slight. andrew daiher, A. in herd
~ IN r ,1 U, ."tt Sc burkholder. A. IN leg
Juo Springer r, s.rh +. y. Mortimer, r. mortal alb
Cop iJ. ciyiy e d1a6c i Sights z suss 's wound in
H. huuLle t. slight head
" Nj hoyc r. slight. groin scrgt o. Baughman x, slight
J. 7. WissA A. both ihis.; > W. pieA'OH' H. '"s"
SIXTEENTH CoSSECrICUT
Cop. Mills, z. =. Cook, F, sight .,
sergt. Norton, X, arm. Capt. Burke 4, slight.
e.. Robinson, X, slight r. Allen, + face
-. LauTance, l., slight - Martin. r missing.
- Shane. one thoushl 70 Vv Killed.
ElGHrY-FIFTH NEw-YoKK.
Cant. chapin Co. X s. O. Pople B.
Daniel Eastman. |. Enoch Kent. ], died
B.nilnin GAY q. ID. NJ. lncco, a..
lewis Hisey +. Lyman sheldon, X.
Lyman smith, Is. John Roach, h.
William Jeunings, L.
Capt. Hiram Cont. q Of Cen. y: l.; Reed, y.
lieut.. T.. G. Pirrson. q. J. w. Pnrkey Is. .
Oscar q. y. Seiden, /. r. h.. Wilcox, Co. Is.
-. &. McKibbon,l. Hiram Cory, q.
w. H. Rider, r. Henry Mngcr, l.
NJ. Collins, r. j. Coibln g.
Thomas Icwlliger, d. J. w. Smith, +.
James McGibbomy r.. w. JOHNSON, r.
Levi McGibbOny l.. r. Seymour, l.
John Corwin Ii. J. Finger, u.
D. Quakenbush r.
The lOls and 1904 Pcnnsys aud e5th NewYok oil
belonged o Gem Vessels brii ade.
TWENTY FOURTH NEw-YoRK BATTERY.
II. Fitzpatrick, killed w. Hoyt. wound in left arm.
John Woolsey, slightly.
SECOND NETWORK ARTILLERY.
J. Leecl, severely.
TWELFTH NEW-YoRK CAVALRY.
Lieut.. Russols. Scrg, H. O. Wellington A.
We failed to get tho casualties Of the I'd Massaehu.
sets Heavy Artillery. two companies.
A S. BILLHGsLRY, Chaplain l0lst Pennsylvania.
AaHcpoiis, May 2, 1864.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-04-29
DOMESTIC PORTS.

suLLivAN-Ar 22d, sch Evcrglade, Tram,
Calais.
Cid 25th, sch Castilian, Belatty, New Bedford
EAST MAcHIAs-Ar 22d, brig Cosmos, Talbot,
New York.
BANG AR 24th, schs Polly Clari''a, Grim
die, Scdgwick; Mary Francis, Webb, Deer Isle
Hudson, Warren, Islesboro X II Cvjon, Roberts
Bucksport.
MAcHIAs-Ar 10Th sch, Amanda, Lamson,
Boston; Donworth. Drew, do bark SalIie Bos-
ton, Leavitt, New York-was 80 days on the pas
sage.
CID 2lst, sch Ann Maria. Kent. Boston.
PoRrLaSD-Ar 10th, schs Index, Cousins, Els
worth, James Henry. Ray, Surry; Oregon, Mil
Ter, Bluehill Victory, duncan, Bangor.
Ar 20,h schs Utica, Thorndike, Rockand
Sarah Ann, Grover, Calais; william, Fletcher
Machias; J Is johnson. Barber, Jonospott, Sea
Bird, Wallace, Cherryfeld; Jas Ba, bour, Forces
ter, Rcmick; Williams, Milliken; Commodore,
Clark, and Eliza Beth higgins, Ellsworth; Gram
pus. Grant, sullivan; Henry Clay, Blaisdell,
Franklin: Sophia, Bennett, Surry; sloop New
York, Fullerton. Ellsworth.
Ar 2lst, schs Convoy Cook. Calais; Forest,
Jordan, nnd Packet, Grant, Ellsworth
Ar 22d, schs Mary Elizabeth, Mercer; Thistle,
Moon, and Harvey, " oo,tcr, Franklin; Mary
Edna, Bennett. Hancock, Valparaiso. Higgins,
Trenton Col simmons Matthews. Sullivan; Alb
by Gale, Mcdonald, Belfast; Elmirs, Warren,
Machias, Rubicon Guptil; Leyant smith; Co.
Chico, Pandleton; j u Myers, Smith; Marmora,
Smith, and Prudence, Cosmbs. Bangor, Hornet
Butler, Calais; Eliza 4 Helen, Dow, franklin;
Lisonia, stanley, fremont.
BosroS--A- 20th brigs Frontier, (of EastporD
Litt'ef-ld, Philadelpha; Tornado, (of Bucks
9orD Dodge. Newcastle. Del; sch La Plata
stratton, Philadelphia; Vandaiia. Cousins, Eiz
abcthport; -arah Wooster, Lord, do; Paragon,
sawyer Machns.
Ar 2is., sch Monroe. Young. Surry.
Ar 22i, sch q NJ Partridge, Dorr, Orland.
PAw1rekEr-Ar 2lst, sch Elizabeth, Turner
Calais, 22l, 0gi9n, Hunt, Calais.
New HrproRp-Ar ed, sch D Richards,
Cousins, sullivan.
sY-Ar at st John. NIB, 10th inst, sch. Oregon
King. Eastport; olesa, Waters, Belfast;
Harris, Wallace, Maehias; j l. Morton, smith
Portland; Goasker. Carpenter, Belfast.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-04-29
TFRoN MEssRs. GREEN 4 CO.. DEER ISLE |


GREENS LANDING, Me-, April 2lst-Ar
10Th, Br sch Mary Jane, Patterson, from Boston
for st John, b.
Br sch Onward, Thompson, from Boston for
St John B.
Sch Forest, Brown, Millbridse for Rockland.
goth, sch Kenduekeak, MITCHELL Harrington
for Boston.
2lst, sch Express, Stanley, Cranberry Isles for
Boston; sciota. Green from Belfast.
Cid 2ist, schs Victory. Smith, for Bangor
Sch Henry Chase, Thurston, for Bangor.
Sch iAnniba, Warren for Boston.
April 2jth-Ar I'D. sch Andes, Eaton, Camden,
bound fishing.
oath. sch Cion, Bowden, Trenton for Rockland
Sch Catharnc, IIamblcton, Bluehill.
Sch Regulator, Eaton, Little Deer Isle.
Sch Annie Lewis, Cooper, North Haven, bound
to Western Bank, fishing.
Sch Ann Green, Weber. Rockland for Biuchi III
sg- Saturday, 2jd about P. NJ. sch Gold IL unit
or, Leach, of Rookland. struck on an unknown
sunkep rock, about quarter of mile south lot
Barriers Island, and sunk above the rail in three
minutes and went down out Of sight in half an
hour. The crew had barely time to take to the
boats, saving nothing. She a had hold full OF
wood, bound from Isle au ilaut to Rockland; they
have been in search of her for the last two days,
but SO far are unsuccessful. Capt Leach was tola
owner, and has no insurance; to him it is a great
loss
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-04-29
of the Phipsburg Copper

Seven of the Phipsburg Copper
head rioters have plead guilty before the
Sapadahoc Court of abstracting elections
returns and have been fined SIS, each.
GEO. NJ. WESTON. Esq, has started
new paper in Washington called The
Nen Era. 1t supports Gen. Fremont
for the next Presidency.
THE total amount of State bounty,
the amount paid cities and towns in the
State for bountes, and the State aid to
families, amount to S5,744,0S2 ~.
The Supreme Court is now in scss-
ion at Pennington, Judge Walton prcsid-
ing Three. murder trials will come before
the present session. The trials are those
of DOYLE, Rich and Tompson.
1t is limited that the worthy Judge
of Probate for this county has been hold
ing terms of Court here III town, during
the winter months, not down in the sched-
ule duly prepared = Mochias Union.
LOWELL, 25th.
Edward w. Green, who murdered
Frank Converse. teller of the Maiden
Bank. was to. day sentenced to be hung.
An immense crowd was in and around the
court house. He received the sentence
with apparent GOODNESS.
The OLD WAY BEsT.-A man has
been exhibiting an ''incubator," or hatcher
of eggs by artificial heat, at Lancaster.
Penn About seven hundred eggs have
been kept warm for four weeks-one week
longer than the hens would have taken,
anb tina result is seven chickens.
GoISG UP. Our papcr-maker has Just
put another cent to the price of paper per
pound, charging us just one hundred per
cent, more than in 1862. Our readers
must see that at this price it must be hard
work for newspaper printers to pay their
bills. If. than, our friends wish the Times
continued, every one who owes should pay
up at once. Call at the office, or if you
live out of town send by mail BAH
Times.
"A soldier lay in lady's house, Sc
vcrcly wounded. A Major General rode
up to the door. His orderly took hi, horse.
He got off. went in, and sat down by the
dying mans side. Taking out a little
book. he read from it {: Let not your heart
be troubled" etc. He then knelt down
and offered up prayer to God for that dy-
ing soldier. Arising from his knees, he
bent down and kissed him, and said
Captain c., we shall meet in heaven"
lie then rode off That General was Ma
jor General Howard.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-04-29
Farm for Sale.

r9'IIE subscriber being somewhat advanced id
l. years, and wishing to change his buss
ness, will sell his farm situated In West Brooke
vile, in very pleasant location, containing d
least l2o acres of land with Cottage House
yesrs old NIL finished in the best manner, and in
good repair. Well painted obt side Ind in
Two barns, with 2 sheds a. the barns Mood hohss,
carriage house, workshop and store honse with
good celldr. Two wells Of never failing soit
water, one at the house and tho othrr at the bara
The farm Is III q good state Of cultivation, we'll
fenced with cedar fence; the pasture is well wat
cred with living water; with plenty Of wood and
cedar fencing Standing. The house Is the best in
town, and cost years ago. $500 dollars. I
viii also sell with tn, farm all any part of the
farming tools, which abundant; also yoke
OF year old oxen humane and good, and an excel,
lent COW, and give possession in time for spring
work, and give good title
The above farm / will sell for S2,50O, and
make the TERMS easy. Any person wishing for =
good farm in pleasant location, and fuf half its
value, will please call and examine for them.
selves. JOHN WATSON,
West Drooksvilie, April Is, 1864. IA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-04-29
LOw-Priccd Collections Of Beauii.
1lll Music for the PjanOfOrtc.

The HONE CIRcLE; collection of Marches
Waltzes Polkas. Schottisches, RedowIs, Quad
rifles, Contra Dances, Four-iand Pieces and Piano
Gems, . vols, each. BIDS So, cloth 2,2j, cloth
full guilt 90.
Tue SILVER CHORD; a collection of songs. bal
lads, quartets, duets, &c, with Piano accompa-
nimcnt. BIDS 50, cloth g. %, cloth full guilt 3 90
The SHOWER OF PEARLS; u collection Of choice
vocal duets, with piano accompaniment. BIDS 81,
cloth 2,25, gilt 800.
OPER.rIc PEARLS; collection of songs, duets
and trios, comprising the Vocal Beauties of the
best Operas, with piano accompaniment BIDS 81
cloth 2,25, gilt 800.
PARLoR COMPANION; a collection of songs, duets
watzes, marches. dances, &c, arranged for the
piano. Sl,5O
Howes Drawing Room Dances-Piano l,59
Union Collection Popular Duets, so
Flute and Piano Duets, so
Julien's Farewell Album, SO
Julien's Music for the Million, so
Seut by mail, post. paid, on receipt of price.
OLIVER DIrs0N 4 CO., Publishers. 299 Wash
inston Street, Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-04-29
HAIR DIE. HAIR DYE!
BACHELOR S Celebrated Hair Dye

Is Tie Besf IN Tie World :
ONLY
Harmless, True and Reliable Dye Known
Thi, splendid Hair Dye is PERI CT snsc. Red Rusty
Or Grey Hair instantly to Glossy Bidck Natural
Broua without; Iuaring the Iiar Staining the skin,
leaving the Hair aud Beau;ful implr;s fresh vital
u ire qearly restoring pristine color aud rcctdc the
Ii sr-ct, Of ii,d Dyes The genuine j. signed WILLIAM
ABtrCuEEoR, AL others are mere initaiians, and
Aouli be avoided Sold by al Dtsssists, &c. FACro
HT-SI BARCLAY ST, n. Y. ly2jP
pateheior's N,r To,ict Cream for Dressing the Har
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-04-29
aCAKD TOINyALlDs.

A Cl-rg,ina willie siding in south america So
a missionary, discovered a SAFE aud simple remedy
Tor the cure of Nervous Wcaknc--es Larry DECAY,
Bi.Ssscs of the riBary aud seminal organs. aud the
whole tran of Disorders brought un hy banetu AMI
vicious habits. treat namtrt- Hl,c hteu already
cured bv thi, noble remedy. Prompted hy DE- ,ir.
To benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, viii send
The rcrcipc for preparing aud usine tl- medic ne, III
~ sealed ciups, oIe MiIu needs IL. Free of
Charge. AdtlrcsN
JOSEPH I lNNNN.
STATION II, liuFl.t ilntSf.
ANTI. N"Ir forS en-.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-04-29

pS-If Won are troubled with Cough Cold, I'oarse-
ne.. Pain In the Side, any affection of The throat
or lungs, 20 to Calvin q. Feck's and get box of
HoWE'> COUGH FILLS, and ii they fail to give
sa,i,fsction the purchase money will be re unded-
The best known remed, for Whooping Cough. Try
thew, everybody. 3ma'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-04-29
Commissioners Notice
Valuable Wood Land for Sale.

IENIIE subscribers offer for sale, upon favorable
terms, seven hundred acres of wood and
timber land, situated in the south east part of the
tswn Of Mt. Desc-t. bounded on tho shore from
Seal Cove to Otter Creek. portion of the above
and is we'll wooded with Spars, Sples and Ship
Timber, continuing Of the best Fishing Stands
in eastern Maine.
For further particulars inquire of Daniel W.
Brewer s, Co +, Of Eden, or Perry II. Brewer Of
Mt. Desert. DANIEL. ". BREWER
PORTER BREWER,
PERRY ii. BREWER.
Mt. Desert, April ?6th, 1854. owls
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-04-29
a. Special Attention is asked TO

nUNNEW ELLIS UNIVERSAL CoIGH REMEDY
To make Cough Remedy thorough for all Throat aud
Lung plants, and 10 rid the mind e climatic
when the has been, the Introducing o. coapo
which dehlitate and by such restrain tue great
est freedom uf use thu only theory by which uch
plants be adectuailY cnrel Is point made
nihis valuable prepar alton. To prevent asking attcn
zion to sng stories OF great and 10 ling descriptive
techncaities.I would ask CONFIDENCE which will I've
sacred. In los, CoUGHs, HoLRsEsESs sOug THSoAr.
InoScHAL and AsTHsAric CogriAtN all rRkoAr and
IuSG COMPLAINTS, which, when neglected, end In Cos
SUMPTION, and prove The Iecaiatt by results
J. L. HUNNEN ILL. rHuPgrsruR.
Commercial Wharf, Boston,
Calvin q, reck, Agent, Ellsworth.
". L. Alden h Co Bangor, IL H. Hay Co, and W
T. Ph-niPs, Portland, Whoiessl. Agents. lyl5H
~ For sale by dealers in every city and town lmlo
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-04-29
MAR | r. - !.

Ellsvo th-Aprll 10Th, by Eov. $. T.nney,
william II llolnes to Miss Hattie Z. Hartman
OF BROOKLYN
Hluchill-A pril llth. By Rev. JOSEPH King
Mr. Geo. l. Lowell Of penob.cot, to Miss Phebe
Ann Trerorgy Of BIuehill.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-04-29
State Of Maine.

EXE'UrINE DErARTMENT,I
Augusta, April IN, 1854.
An adjourned session of the Executive Council,
will he h Id NJ tine Council Chamber in Augusta, ON
MONDAY the second day of MAY ueNi.
ATTEST .-EPliEAIN FL1NF JR,
Secretary Of state.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-04-29
Tavern Stand and
Farm for Sale.

C.ifa Farm for Sale.
yINHE subscriber offers for salsy the Tavern stand
l. known as the ocean House." at East Sui
Ivan, with the farm connected with it.
This house has been used as hotel q number
of years, is thoroughly fitted for the business;
contains % rooms, large dining room and hall, 10
in thorough repair and ready for immediate occu.
patton. Is situated in pleasant locality, at
equal distance from Cherryfed and Ellswoi tn;
and is a pleasant place for Summer resort, being
near the fishing and berrying localities.
The farm contains SO acres of land, cuts 10
tons Of hay, has good pasturags and oontains
about 500 cords of wood.
Terms made easy. Possession given Immediate.
ly. Fer further particulars inquire of J. W. q
I. D. Jones, ct Ellsworth, or the subscriber ~
Sullivan.
THEODORE BEAM.
Sullivan, March "a, 1864. 6wl0
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HATS 81 GAPS.
RECRUITS.
For the Navy and Marine Corps.
PRVyosr MARsHAL's OFFICE,
5th District of Maine,
PFTFAsr Me Anri Is lStleN

BELFAST, Me-, April Is, lS64c)
DERSONS between tho ages of eighteen and
4 thirty 5fUe years, and not less than five feet
four inches nigh, (veteran soldiers who have serv-
ed out full enlistment, and are of robust
health may be taken at forty years of age,) de-
string to enlist in the Naval Service, or in the
Marine Corps, will make application at this office
for examination. II such applicant passes the
surgeon of the Board of Enrolment he will be /
once sent to the Navy rendezvous.
Able or Ordinary Seamen enlisted into tho Ma
val Service receive an advance of three months
pay and bounty. Recruits for the Marine Corps
receive no advance pay but are entitled to prize
money.
All such recruits will be credited in the quot 5
for draft the same men tor the Army.
A. d. lean,
Capt and Provost Marshal, 9TH District of Me-
IA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-04-29
5pefial Notices.
School Notice.

The Schoolsin District No. 10 will commence Tues
day, May 3D., lstH.
OTIS W. KENT, Agent.
Ellsworth, April 2ist. XVIII
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-04-29
Washing Made Easy,l
TIME subscribers having purchased the right to
l. manufacture and sell
Gr0y's Patent Washing Machine

TIME subscribers having purchased the right to
l. manufacture and sell
Groy'S Patent Washing Machine
in the Counties of Hancock and Washington, have
commenced the manufacture of the same at
ULMER'S STEAM MILL,
and take this method to bring said Machines to
the notice OF the public.
It has been tried in our families, and in many
other families in this village and in every instance
the result has been most satisfactory, and VIC con
fdently assert that it possesses more Of the
requisite qualities of good washing machine
than any other heretofore offered to tho public,
and we feel assured that fair tri1l Of it will
convince any reasonable person that 1t Is valu
aole acquisition to tho kitchen on washing days,
aud having tried it will purchase one
1t is compact and light, occupying noemore
room than q common wash tub, and can be
easily handled; it is simple. with complicated
parts to get out of order, and can be worked by
bow girl with a little practice as well as by an
adult. In washing, single part of garment,
as the wrstband or collar Of a shirt can be washed
without washing the whole, as all ether Machines
de, thereby saving the wear of the garment by rub
bling of the parts already clean; and last, though
least, it is cheap, costing only six dollars, which
brings it within the reach of every one having
clothes to wash.
The machines can be seen and examined at the
place OF manufacture, and can be ordered of
either Of the Subscribers. No person will be
asked TO pay for a machine without thorough
trial.
Mr.. Tyler will attend to the sale Of the machines
in other towns in the two Counties soon as the
wants Of this town can be supplied. Orders by
mail n be addressed to L. Is. Ulmer Ellsworth,
or Royal Tyler, North Ellsworth, and viii receive
prompt attention.
We have also in connection with tho washing
mechoc, the Universal Clothes fringer,' With
eogs wheels, making it more durable and less
likely to injury than any other; and is pronounce
ell the very bes, wringer in use. Price from $3.50
to 81 90, according to size.
REFERENCES III. Whiting, G. W. Newbegin,
J. Il. jordan L. Davis f. L. NJ. Allen, David
Bonzey, J. W. Coombs, N. X. Sawyer. j. F..
Davis, 5. X. Whiting, J. F. Hooper, B. F. Aus
tin, Horace Davis. Robert Cole.
C. J. ULNER,
ROYAL TYLER.
Ellsworth, March ]. 1854.