Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-06-17

Il THE EDITOR " THE AMERICAN:
The following preamble and resolution,
were adopted l.s; sabbath b. the Baptis,
sabbath school in Ellsworth. and by vote
Of tie school your paper is collected as a
vehicle Of giving them ia the public.
Respectfully yours.
y. u. WILLIAMS, Supt
Ellsworth. June II. Ie6i.
Whereas. ve have reeslily received the ,ad il
tell -enee that cur esteemed friend Captain VIA
Lay FtastR. member ofiAis Sch. e. b., "a
en- "a tie oai'ie field bile no6y defending the
Hber; e. Of his bvioved country. therefore
Res5it'f Tbs; the desth Of our beloved assoei.
at furnishes "a With smother illustration Of the
great truth tha: We are oil passing away and
series 10 remind u, by the Lesson Of mortality
which j, teaches, tina; our conduct, whatever sta
tiou We may 6 in lite. should be regulated BY
the unvarying eta dafd OF eternal right rather
thsa BY motives Of temporary sIpedieney.
Res led ThA, We bear sincere testimony to the
nentl! snf moral worth If ,ur deceased frisnd,
etl'e'ing that hi work earth was vtll done
and iha' lie presents 10 Us al example Of HI ud-
ness Of heart, eheeriulnss. Of lite. and upright
ness OF m'ni which form. the beet lsyae, which
he could leave TO large circle Of a1,c,sd frisnds
Res~sstd That in the deep affection Of tie
surviving COMPANION Of the deceased, vs tender
cur sincere symps,hies, and offer all those eonss-
lat'ens which how from sympathetic hearts MT
forgetting the Divine rjunetion, " Bear - one
aBothers burisns
R'sofref That these res lutions Be entered pom
the records OF the baptist Sabbath School, aud .
copy, signed by the Committee, in behalf Of he
seaooi, be forwarded to Mrs Parker as expressive
Of our love for the memory Of the deceased.
JosErn EMERSON,
N h. sAwYER. Com.
J. NJ. BurLkR.
The Bangor DAILY Why and Z,oa', advocate
are respectfully solicited to copy the sbo,s.
Carr. W T. LANE Of Co. g, sth Ne. Reg. r..
turned home to this town this week, wounded in
the right shoulder. His wound is getting along
nicely, and he thinks he will BE- able to join his
company in two or three weeks. The Captain
brings the usual honorable rcpor, from his com.
mand, and says, ",ell the boys to do almost any.
thing but to fall back, and they are ready for the
order The Eighth is now with the Potomac
army, and in the 18th corps.
HONE ESrEErAiSHESr.-Ws we're unable to be
present at this entertainment, last evening, only
few moments. but We noticed that the hall vas
well tlied With those Of our citizens Who usually
respond to the calls from the Sanitary Com mission;
aud Judge the performances to be good from those
which we heard. How could it be otherwise,
under such managers as had this en:ertAinmens
in hand , We learn the proceeds amounted to
sbOu, $50. net.
Have yvu seen those new soojs Of II. b.
HaTdens, on Main Street, Mr.. Harden has ias.
received very large stock Of new and rsry prss
~ goods, such as will please the most fAssidioss
Of bis customers, and i. nov selling them OF rap
idly. He has one OF the best assortneats Of men
and boys Hat. and Cps. ue have ever sesn oder.
ed in town. Don't take cor word fss il, bat call
aud see them for yourself.
Carr JAMES Hrsssr Of The sskh New York
Regiment, ami an escaped prisoner from Libby
Prison, leetarsd on Prison Late, at I.ard's Hiu.
last hOadsy evening.
Hampers MAGAZINE for July is thu, sarly up-
Oh our table, and presents its usual veil selected
table q contents. Tue drawer" is ~ full Of
iuH as usual. Noses Hale will FL all orders for il.
We are under obligations to Mr.. J. A.
Smith ,or late London paper.
Also to Mr. H,rry S, Moray fas la.s Calikr
MA papers.
-" Old sol- is trying hi. powers upon Us
nov, at the rate Of about 90 degrees il the shAds
There is one case OF SIN all pol reported o.
South Deer Isle
Cold frosty weather has prevailed
here Of lac, There was frost Friday and
Saturday nights OF last week. and the
weather was uueomfortably cold for all the