Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-09-02

lm,,lco. need not fear that they ill net be
credited in duo time for all they have paid
Fir, NC Up THs ARMY The Pittshurg Gn-We
,sY. tina. up to the 22i inst more than hfS
,b,u,an troops under the last call, had been mus
tered into the national service from Pennsylvania
alone
The rebel, have tried three times to dri7s
our troops from the Weldon Railroad, and have
failed each time. Our troops have en'rehcu'"
themselves, and every time they are attacked II
result. in bitter loss t. the enemy.
Ertia,ovs.-Thc afternoon Sabhlth serrica a
thc several c. urehe. Of our village, vi tet'n
hereafter, n, q o'clock. Bells ring at o ct rN.
+, bsin, Communion bay. the EnP.i't >atb't
s.ho,i will meet next Sab5ath at thc fthsi"6 -
n. ERE, bell telech.
-C,Id umhled DOWN r lon- vavs, n i've ~
tire. day. Of last weol'. Il''- W he to '"'s
,;,.n this .imost out Of usc mst7l vii te tray .
a. IN. futuie IL itdoc. recover and e MP "
consequence Of ,me startling rvm'r, il viii e1ly
TO temporary. The inesitaea isa5et.sy . '''
,,l,, Commodity is auwn~asi, usti i In 3"
dead level.
eGov. Gov ara WI i. ". 7 6af'inor
r,,e appeirt,d C,tnai..ierr,t =" assfsis'f ~
number or ya,nl ettait. b,ls sirg = III >te'e
Tb.., rcn.rc,p II lave been afirn%iHs u fH5s fuz
=, and have reported. In this prtl5t the au'"
he, allowed i. SO. Tn" Gonna listeners la tn
doubt del. in liberal aal Inst manner WIN ''a
m,ratine to~e., as thct sIoeli in justice 10 !
la. been nlno impossible to Aad I'm eH"":h re-
,ou. os the shfrc towns. vho are Tot raa1 iH'i'''
:. answer the draf. calls We are h"ari'y GA
80. Getting some e'e!it + cur me- in tic Ne
w and We may thank CIV. Cory aad his brother
Comm issioner for this act of justice.
The quota oi Castinc Is FIJI and -
to spare.
The vote in the 9th District in lo6!,
was for F. 4. Pike 9lC0, and for James
White S,2l7.
~ The Naval credits for this congress
ional District a. determcned by the COM
missioners are SO men.
Col. Rowland Carlton Of Broohiin
has received the Union nomination Tor
Representative to tho Legislature Tor lie
class composed of Brooklin, scdgwich and
Penobscot.
Among the casualties Of the Maine
Eleventh, in the battle on the Petersburg
and Weldon railroad, is the death OF AiaoS
w. Briggs of f lswor,h. Mr. Briggs was at
home this summer, and was in good spirits
and full of pluck,
New ENGLAND AGRICULTURAL SociE-
rY.-This society will hold its annual eX-
hibition at the IIampden Park, in Spring
field, September 9th, 9TH, 9Th and 9TH
The present prospect is that the Fair will
he the grandest and most complete ever
held in New England.
-Rev. Mr.. Bowker of Blueh'Il
preached the funeral sermon ON Sabbath
last of George Kittredgc of Mt. Desert
a coperal in Co. c. 18th Maine Heavy
Artillery, and also that of Reuben Higgins
Of the same town, member OF the Dist
Nc.
81 Joseph W. Mason of Company {.
LIST. Maine Heavy Artillery was wounded
in the leg before Petersburg June lSth'
aud July 3D. it is reported that he died on
a transport from City Point to WASH ng-
ton. Mr.. Mason belonged in Ellsworth
and was good soldier and good citizen.
Any information in regard to his death
will be thankfully received by the friends
here. His age was 30 years.
A TIMELY pREsENT.-Lt. j. NJ. Slower
nf Havcrhill, Mass Co. +, 50th Regiment,
Mass. Volunteers, was surprised day or
two since, by the presentation of hand
some regulation sword and helt,-valued
at s25, by Mr.. L. w. Allen of the same
town-son of lIerrck Allen, Esd Of Blue
hill Me. 1t. Stovcr is the son OF y.
Slower of Sedgwick, Me.-and served
during the nine months campaign
was at the scige Of Port Hudson, and Is at
present attached to Co. |, 50ih. Rest.
Mass. Vols Infantry, now stationed at
Indianapolis. Indiana.