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Pit,shung. Penn-June 2lst, Of consumption.
Charles ". Moor OF Ellsworth, aged 70 years
He was a printer by trade; served his appren-
ticcship in the oi,ice Of the Ellsworth HrIif; was
afterwards publ sIer Of the New Bedford Erehas
Elpsesz. AMI subsequently, one Of the proprictors
of the ErNcra Fayafr, when the germ ct that ia
tai dis ase e:an to develop 50 rapidly as /" warn
him victim for an early grave; Tut cancians
Of having lived Alright no patiently submitted To
lon. aud Wearing illness and So cNccrtuily await
81 and '5bcyrt the selemn mandate. We are sci.
lon called npaa 70 record the death Of a young
man around whose name wcrc clustered maze
rn ant cations Kind and a.cctlunatc in hit
f,iltiouS, tender in ht' symlathe', scnal in his
shiPs-lan. will the memory Of his yiftsas
lie fresh il the hearts Of his friends. lie was in
iitst.aus and ursetie in his bu,inoss; inleel,
rnergy ard perseverance w'ro his strongest char
4ctcristics-ltm and true to his convictions OF
light.
The Il n -cnt w7rls of patriot spoken in the
huur Il u ,untrys danger, awaken the deepest
emotions ia thu.c who 1--we their Land the iuo.t.-
Eat how many parts of Thought scattered
areuuI Tue gave at y lost trirnI and how pre-
cio,ls are tAc,e t. the hvu,rhol, band when tho
" vacant CHAIR and the missing W CO and torn
peak nj the s'ceping si,ent ono in the lonely
.Hufct. afd.
Thou art passed away,
Tho ihekeHiG- Imbcrs of the dead to swell.
Ala, alas. that unto thee VS. say
Farewell, farewell
Thy trial. are Ger, and thy conflict is done,
Thy battle is fought, aud thy victory won;
A father 5 voice has summoned thee, IN LIES
green promise drcst,
a father, hand has guided thee to evo,IaStin,
rest.
C,MMUNICATED.
F,antin-Junc ?5th, Edith A, aged year
and months, only child Of John II. AMI Abbio
j, Driscull.
o, what is life, It's like flower that blossoms and
Is gone,
|, fourshes its little hour. with all its beauty on
death comes. aud like ghty day,
1t casts the lowly flower away.
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Elsworth--July 4th, by Rev DR.. Tonncy, Mr..
Gee. ". Hoynton, and Mrs. Bet y NJ. Dodge,
both Of Ellsworth.
By same. July 9th. Mr.. Morri, Bowdcn, and
Miss Caroline o. Bonscy, all of l..
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10 the Hon Parser ruc", Judge OF Probate within and
lot tbs nunty Of Hancock.
HtMBLf shows Ehcn l.. Higgins, Guardian Of Elba
l II. Thomas, Elizabeth A. Thomas and Ellen S
rheiut> minors and children Of Nicholas j. and Nancy
T. Thomas ate OF Eden, in said county deceased, thai
the said minors interested in the real estate Of said
deceased viz three fths of the homestead o the de-
ceds parents; that it Is owned in h Other
heirs and convenient be divided, occupied i'm
proved, and not producing ncome and that your said
petitioner las advantageous offer q three hundred
aud thirteen and 2UloO dollars for said three ifths Of
sl0l 40 per share, from Ira l.. Mcfarland and that II
would be for the benefit of said minors that their said
interest in said deceaseds should re disposed
and the proceeds thereof put oUt and secured to them
interest Your petitioner the cire prays that your Honor
would grant him license to dispose VI the according
~ agrcaby to law OF this state in such made and
provided.
EBEN l.. HIGGINS.
Eden, June, A. D. 1864.
At Court of Probate hell Ellsworth. within and for
the County OF Hancock, on the third Wednesday oil
June. A u. 1864:
Onthe foregoing petition OrderedThat the Petition
give notice to all persons INT rested by causing copy
II the petition and order of thereon to he published
three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American
newspaper printed in Ellsworth that they may appear at
Probate Court be held Ellsworth, in said county,
in the first Wednesday of August next at ten O'clock
in the forenoon and sew If any they have, why
the prayer OF said petition should not be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest:-A. A. BARTLETT, Register.
true copy II the petition and order OF court thereon
25a Attest;-A. A. BARTLETT, Register.
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Shipping News.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.

/
Arrived.
SATURDAY, Juno %.
Sch Theo Frelinghuysen, Pomeroy, Boston.
TUESDAY, June IS.
Sch North Battery, Anderson, Portland.
WEDNESDAY, June 20.
Sch James Barbour Rem'ck, Boston
Sch Falrdealer, Young. Boston.
Sch Ann, Caniase, Boston via Bluchill.
| THURSDAY, June %.
Sch vplant, Cousins. New York.
TUESDAY. July ).
Sch Forest, Jordan. Boston.
MONDAY. June 81.
! Sch Barcelona, Smith, Boston.
FRIDAY, July l.
Sch North Battery, Anderson, Boston.
Sch Rattan, Curtis, Providence.
| TrRoM MEssRs. GREEN q CO., DEER ISLE
! GREENS LANDING, No, July AR june
2s,h, sch An.elino, Moore, fremont for Boston.
Al goth, sch Orion, Higgins, Eden for Rock.
land
July 5th-Ar lst. sch Morning Star, sadlcr,
! Ellsworth for Boston.
Ar ID, sch walrus, (Br) Pe,ti' Portsmouth for
Parsboro. NS; Madagascar, Heath, Boston ioi
franklin.
Ar ath, schs Orion, Higgins, RooSland for Eden;
Heien Mar, Thuf'ton, Boston for Trem ont
l., gives US great pleasure to report that almost
without exception the national ensign was display
ed by all vcsse!S passing through this thorough
| fare, on the 4th inst, showing that the etai
Spsa c!ea Rauucr is not forgotten by those VINO
nasi gate tue i.h seas, and those who SAL are
not afraid to shoS it,
MEMORANDA.
| LAvYesrn-At Bella t 2jih ult, from the yard
of c p Carter d Co. a aRe white oak bafque OF
lkO tons. She is Owned by IL ID Brookman Co.
of New York
Al Calais, goth 3,t, from the yard of Master
! William ilinds, 1ne schooner called 'ae .ALhi'
sAror. 40.
Al Cherryfeid lth inst, superior brig Of 2S'
tons register, called the fALEsciA.
Tic u3sa her OF American sea going eiaN re-
not,ed duyiag the past month as having been to-
| taly lost or missing, swouRtsd TO eieTea'
Sch Aluirs (not Paimyra) Of Sarry, was oac
RESET winch foundered 10th Mt, NV OF she
Highland Light The WAS los tons, esit IN
Sedswick, Die. in 1867
| DOMESTIC PORTS.
ponrlAxp--Ar eSsh ult, schs Enihs oaGes'
johnson, ElisGerth; Convoy, Lindsay, IoS1as
boro; Loochor, Clark, Tremont-
paoyIDEscE--Ar Goth ult, sch Belle. Jordan
Ellsworth.
GLoucgsrsR-Ar lst schs Odd Fellow, Cove
Eastvot for New York; Fierce, Hale, Ellsworth
for do.
sALsx-Cid LIST, sch Aurora, Berry, Bangor
FALL E,yGR-Ar q, sch ii D 0Hadie, Turner
GaRgVs.
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CAUCUS
Collectors Notice.

Collectors Notice.
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE. FIFTH COL
LECTION DISTRICT OF MAINE.
A GREEABLY to m Act OF Congress, "To
IA provide Internal Revenue to support the
Government and pay interest on tho public debt
approved July LIST, 1862, and for 9th purposes"
/ hereby give notice that have received from
n. A. joy, Esq, Assessor of said District, the
nusl list of Excise Duties and Taxes assessed In
the month of May, 1864. That said Duties and
Taxes have become due and payable. and that I
will attend (either personally or by Deputirs) to
receive the same at the times and places named
bellows
HANCOCK COUNTY:
At Ellsworth, at the Collectors Office, August l.,
and }.
At Bucksport lat the Custom House, July Is and
49,
At Castine, at the Custom House. July 20.
At Scdgwck, at Dority's Hotel, July 81.
At Deer Isle, at the store of F. 2. SpoGord, July
At GluehiIl, at the Str Of VIM. Hopkins, July
%.
At SomesvilIe, Mt. Desert, at the Store Of John
Somes, July &c.
At Gouldsboro, at the Union Store, July %.
And further give notice, that NIL persons who
shall neglect to pay the Duties and Taxes as aforc-
said assessed upon them, to the Collector or his
be liable to pay ten per eentum additional upon the
amount thereof.
JOHN WEST,
Collector Of Fifth Col ection District. No.
Franklin, juno 18th, 1854. q
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From GEN BANK's DEPARTMzNT.-The Mcridtna
(Miss) Clarion has some intelligence from Bank .
Department. It seems that he set his house in
order before starting to get his thrashing from
Kirby Smith
The latest order Is that planters are ordered to
plant cotton, II not their property IL c0n6scated.
The tax Is one half to be given 10 the u 8. one
fourth to be sold them payable after the war and
one fourth cash, or 10 plain English the Yankee
Government takes all the cotton and pays for one
fourth. Magrader and Price were reported by the
Yankees as being at Shreveport, and they admit a
severe defeat. The dash Of Col Powers into Port
Hudson Is confirmed.
There are but two white regiments In Baton
hoase, Que OF which IL an Ohio regiment. They
are tired OF the war and wish to quit and say they
Will whip US this summer. The whole country Is
full OF spies The negroes are paid to report what
ever they can learn The Yankees themselves can
kee In that city.
Six thousand negroes have been sent from Rhode
Island and arrived at New Orleans a few weeks
since; six hundred were sent to Piaquemlne the
remainder at the former city.
fine steamer from st. Louis, with large num-
Der of horses, mules, sheep, &C., and seven hun.
at Piaquemlne, and was q total loss.
Banks had stripped the whole section of country
OF troops for his Red river expedition.
Tha garrison left were mostly negro t1oops.
Trade ia constantly going Oh between the Yam
KEGS aud COniederaes, the latter genera ly b,ibing
the Yankee pickets for the privilege. Printed Oats
can be bought for Il trifie One woman Is trading
for cotton, and has been as far up as Brookhaven,
selling negro to pay for the cotton, whose hus.
band Is Yankee spy and detective In New Or
leans The steamers are full Of detectives as nlanv
as eleven being on the boat friend was on
New Orleans is full Of them-in fact. you can trust
no one, as many pass themselves as COnfcdesates.
Take II altogether the news Ia encouraging. PeO-
PIE are true to our cause and hopeful, while the
FedeEals are sick Of the war The late defeat OF
Banks had caused deep feeling Of dependency.
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FROM rHs UNITED srlna

DALTON, May 2-aloethAsn dstes q Ne
2Sth have been received hers. The follow
ing is synopsis Of the news
LOUIsyILLs, April 27.-lt Il believed tAat
Lee would not venture on n o4euotvo
movement. The zSDass has . special dle-
patch which says. that the 9TH army coype =
now 10000 strong. It ID sid In high quar-.
tern that the President intends sending
8ickles to relieve Banks.
Admiral Wilkes haa been dismisssd IteQ
service
Gen. Foster has been appointed 10 ceGn-
mand In the field, and no win pyobahly -
assigned to burnside's corps.
LIVERPOOL, 13th.-Cotton hAd aAvaneod
I'd to "a In Liverpool Consols. 01k.
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JOIN Boris 10 TIE sAMrsRY CoxxIssIoN.-
An autograph letter Of Mr. Bolts, dated Auburn,
Culpeper county, Virginia, and exhibited at tn Q
New York fai', has the following:
When ! have sesn wounded soldier on the
6eid, have not stopped to ascertaia whether he
wore tsas jacket or gray. 1t has been enough
for ms TO know that he was disabled and suffer
ing fellow-crcature 70 secase for him my sympa-
thy and such comforts - I could besioW and
such, believe, have been the instlucts 1t the
United States Sanitary Commission. With this
experience, derived from persoaal obser walton,
cannot but appreciate the generous, noble, and
Christian like object TO be effected by the ass0-
citation OF which you are an 0rgan and therefore II
affords me pleasure 10 comply with your request
By sending this poor contribution 10 your autograph
etteis concluding with the earnest prayer that the
present year may pat an end TO conflict which IL
not only deM0salizing the whole c0unuy-b bringing
Rsief and misery 70 the heuthst0nes OF mlliiOns
and seriously afcclay the Interests Of the world
at lasee-but which ls disrepHtable to civilization
ana humanity, ~ well - 70 the ago In which We
live.
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FROM TIE sOUIHwksr.

DALTON, May 2.-TAe enemy adynnooA Q
heavy force on Tunnel Hn this morning,
gradually driving our cavalry baek untJ
they reacheda point near Tunnel Mn, wAleA
they shelled fariously, and then witbdrsw =
the direction OF Ringgold Our loss Wao
twelve killed and wounded, including one
general officer.
fsEC0ND DlsPAzcH
DALTON, Nay 3.-As far - known tie
enemy are making no movements IN THE
direction. Everything b perfectly quist h
side our lines, and the weather y eleaS ~
pleasant.
Fitzpatrick LETT note It Tannsl Hnl, yes-
terday, for Gen. Wheeler, saying:
~ came out to meet you On Friday with
$40 men, which you declined; to day / snmo
with 1000; next time win come witA NJ
whole command and annihilats ron anAyoQs
minions. Your classmate,
Nv. n XupASnHcx.
"Brig. Gen. q. q a"
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Mayos's Court.-The following is o sum
mary of the business transacted In this
Court yesterday:
James N. D. Irwin was charged with fe-
loniously forging the name of George W.
Finley, on the Goth November, 1868, and
thereby obtaining $l03 20 from Capt. John
H. Wayt, paymaster at the g: :. commute
tion office. Capt. Wayt testified that on the
day above mentioned the prisoner called at
his Office and presented the claim. While
he was counting out the money, irwin
signed the name Of George W: Finley TO the
receipt for the amount which the order
called for. The accused was sent on for
further trial, aud remanded to prison till
such time as his case will be taken up
This charge was heard by the Mayor some
time ago, and Irwin was remanded thereon
for examination before the Hastings COurt,
on the ground of obtaining money under
false pretences. When the party was taken
before Judge Lyons for final trial, however,
that learned functionary differed with the
Mayor as to the nature Of the offence which
the prisoner had committed, and referred 1t
back to His Honor for re-examination. The
Mayors decision yesterday agrees with
what Judge l. thought should be the charge
against the prisOner.I
Augustus Staples, free negro fshmon-
ger in the Second Market, was charged with
using insolent language, on Monday morn
ing, towards Benjamin Davis. The COM
plainant testified that he had bought bunch
of fish from Staples, for which he paid him
$50 In Eve dollar notes, which was all that
was asked for them. As he was walking OF,
Staples called to him and said, There are
only &l6 here, you owe me four more"
Seeing Mr.. Tyler, the clerk Of the market,
standing by, he (Davis) requested him to
count the money, when that gentleman, ~
he thought, very reluctantly replied that
there was 5 2O On again starting OF with
the fish In his possession, Staples accosted
him (Dayis) with the remark, You have
taken the advantage Of me-" at the same
lime tearing up the notes and throwing them
under his feet-Eor the defence, officer
,0riiIin and Mr.. Tyler, the clerk of the mar
ket, testified that Staples had proclaimed 1t
in Davis's presence that he could receive
nothing for his fsh but the new issue. Da.
vie took a bunch Of fish from his 0e.s cart
was the reply, whereupon ID. put down four
SIS bills. staples then told him he could not
take the fiyes for more than four dollars
each. Upon d. inslstlnX that he had paid
$40. 8. remarked that he would be governed
by what Mr.. Tyler would cay. Davis then
asked Mr.. T.. to count II, aud that gentleman
decided that the face Of the notes represent
ed so Davis then took thenotes and threw
them towards Staples, whereupcn he picked
6 The same time that II Mr. ID. desired q
TAXA advantage Of him, he q could not help
hlmsolf The Mayor dlsuiseed the accused,
mot dssmine the evidsnce su1lcieat 70 Justiey
hin pnnishment.
eolomoo D. Jaelson, ftoe nAgro, wss
chasged with aa1Anlting and attempting 70
I'M fatyiek Tie1sy with N axA The Co.,
plainent aili.g 70 appear. The cass WeA conr
80 ~. .s>.1.. a1..a.1H Yn.,aens 49, - II a
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the NEWS.
,,.. ,.xs Is quite meagrc. Tho landing

IA quite moA9rc. Inc asnosnH
W" .,v at West Point 10 fully con-
Of 'Ds .souch the number il said to have
f'ae'' W.. ..stim.ted. From later accounts
been owe. ....,ned that not more than four
as ass s.a landed ur to Monday evening.
'Aou'." c.yalry or artillery had been dIsem-
Nei'ns' IN 10 that time It WAS reported
b'rsea b,r ~ that i've gunboats came up to
yes's'I ps,u, on Monday night. or this
Nea re have no confirmation. The
A's.'s,a soay of the enemy are st Gloucester
n,au n'a., and . considerable force 1t Yorktown.
row" ,n,.c, Of this expedition may be for
I0e n0rrose Of Aivertins attention from
U. important points. or the prelude Of an
no's nn..a raid on an extensive scale, for the
'ae~s a.s Of destroying property and cutting
- ssommupica,ion, o. We cannot arrive at
o. S.nc,usiou that they intend to make
ls .s,ous demonstration on our lines below
'a' os'ci., s intelligence of the evacuation Of
u..,ius,op, n. C., by the Federals, who re-
~ Sesbssn, has been received. As to
~ w movements in that quarter We are
NJ: advised.
Al the information received from the
,.n, of Northern Virginia will be found
s,,r eur telegrsphic head.
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YANKEs Trophies RgcovERKD.-Tho New ORE
leans Era, in a!luding TO the recent battle in Leu
tsisna, gives the following:
Col Brisbln, Of Gen Lees staff, had his horses
head blown Of, while riding across the field, by
shell, and would have been taken had not some of
the men pulled him out. He succeeded in cap,ur-
Ing rebel horse and leaving the field Its back.
Col Brisbn lost in his trurk, in the baggage train
the sash taken from Gen Barksdale on the field at
Gettysburg, which had been made present to him,
and Gen Vi!iepigue's sabre, taken from him In
Virginia
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IMPORTANT ARRIVAL. 4

Ne have reliable Information Of the ssfe
.-i,a q, Confederate port recently opened
;. blockade runners, Of four vessels heavily
'.,,p with stores, clothing, arms, ammuni.
,on &c, of immense value to the Govern
~.ut. Among the provisions brought in
=. three million pounds of bacon and fve
hppdred bags OF coffee.
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Csrcut Court Of Liehmomd-Judge Mere
dith held his court yesterday and disposed
of several criminal cases. John Wetzel,
John pomess and a James me
frona the psnitentiary, and being convicted,
were sentenced to IL months additional con-
finement each.
John P. Gunnel's, convict, was SEN
fenced to one year additional confinement
for attempting to escape; and James Kelly,
for resisting one Of the officers at the peni-
tentiary, was sentenced to five years addi-
tional confinement. In each Of the above
cases, one.twelfth of the additional period
is to be in solitary confinement.
This concluding the criminal docket, the
civil docket will be called to-day.
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REBEL HoUsEs, FARss AND PLANTATIONS The
Knoxville Whig states that its notorious editor.
w Brownl0w, has been placed In charge OF the
houses and farms Of all who have abandoned them
In East Tennessee, and come In our lines. He sd-
verses to the effect that he 10 prepared to lease or
rent them where the military authorities have not
got them in charge. An order fr0n the secretary
Of War, signed GEE d Townsend, A g." gives
Brownlow every power to infringe upon the rights
Of Southern sympathizeu. The traitors OF East
Tennessee, like all other dogs, have their day.
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? - ~ -
{ 1fnnrnsxs. ~ - y -. -.
= rilanx iual1oR. - ~ f1;ssssSse ,s;1
ceh6 elvpssL - r - 1e111l.ss. y1ilr
ave bullc1e jhn6ugk e. 01ur1l -
si3ted q s st1nR g. - 60
f. go = ha1onn1 =. 80 ernIri1l.
tion - $500 h ,piIr -; ;il1Il.
keea Axpeetoa ~ tln6l4 -
and hGdh6m - titor ISaao s1noo6A ~
norfheeatern coo1n6. Dan0 - 80 =
A.A,.v aseea> 4 nnaneu111n eT nKsovnn
~ -. e.s.-.es. sa..rve..a go
th.t - - - the..' a - -
IN atee,s - l.Ne,ccnAeae = nhenvo =.
rv,n~ crs... ~ aaeeis s. n nea1r p ,1S0Iluf
: nneaIhls. - neake, - .a6n1nnenik 4
ehreveoert ssrneu1,nr - - onoDr6fl1 -
- - -, ,11oon 1E11u16e -
Roueear "a crov6sd s. - - ~ q
The extent a ear yietoev q ~ M
cannot be exaerwsted. Prncsrol1meevna
promoted on the Asld Hs elothes WuDSl1.
died with bullets. He suceoede loeV1ooeuo
Wharton succeeds assen
AE1IDIAz, May 8, Va 1o1n1t Ny A.
Lieut.. w. r Wren, Of Wit AdAana' eaSa1by.
went within six milss Of Viekhurg soont1v.
capturing and killing number q yankoeo
and bringing away thair eauipaanfa un
DESTROYED two 3oyerpmsnt pleaAaaioce -
hrousht of tia neerosa "A eHeeh. -
Armament az the eunhoeA rs1raa. s.nA.ree
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LICENSED PRsACuEas.-The enrolling ofhcer OF
the Raleigh IN. C.) district decided taat simple II
centiate preachers were not exempt from conscrip-
tlon; From this decision an appeal was taken 70
the Secretary of War, and the Secretary mas sas-
enrolling officer Hence this question Ii settled
while the present law continues In force Every
man In every denomination who is authorized TO
preach, and 10 dischareins his duties as required oy
hls church. Is entitled to exemption.
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arrests by the City Rliee.-Mary Green, q
white woman, was yesterday arrested for re-
ceiving ton of pig-iron stolen from the
Confederate States.
Thos. Hatcher was arrested for stealing q
quantity of steel from the Confederate car.
bine shops.
VIM Kenny, Pleasant Jones, and Charles
Jones, free negroes, were arrested on the
charge Of breaking into freight car at the
Central Depot and stealing 400 pounds Of
bacon.
The above parties were locked up in the
cage, and will be brought before the Mayor
this morning.