Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-11-25
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ana regularity OF climate. l. -. u.
1T E M S, &C..
"A pretty woman would rather have 10
bercIs in her lungs than Pinple On her nose.
ws fear the monitor 10 iron.slad.
- rich man in Spain has been carried e0
and held to ransom st 5000 BY the bligAads.
--Tn the Southeastern part Of Massasha.
sets. there are l2,O0O womon employed in bon.
net factories.
The St. Joseph, Mo. papers say that ths
streets Of shst town are flied With women viii
sgsrs in .asir mouths.
Tho odioes OF the St. John, N B. Globs snA
7s!esarapA were bsrnsd on morning Of Nov. 9Th.
JEFF Davis declares that 1.-TWO thirds Of
the Confederate army are sbssntsss" Are We -
yield tho defence Of shs Union to IN authority
two thirds Of uhoss supportsrs are Abandoning itS
The Mutual Life Insurance Company ss
New York have attempted 10 avoid paying A
insurance Of $4,000 on the life OF Mr.. Haokins,
o. the ground that he purPssoly took Al ever.
dose sf laudsnum, but the Supreme Court at
Boston has awarded Mrs. II. verdict Of 3ll ,593.
New York i. great eity. It contains =
population Of nearly 9oO.eoO persons. Nearly
$50 600 voters names wore plscsA upon the vot-
ing lists on before November 8. There were
22a voting precincts sr places to receive ballots.
Voting commenced at sanrise AMI closed at sua-
dova. Mcclellan hal . majority over Lincoln
in the city of $4,000
-Georgs Benj,min of Bennin gton, 8
member OF the % Vern.ns who WAS reported -
having died in battle, hiss lately turned up. He
put his letters and papers into the pocket Of .
man vhs Was killed, it appears. and sksdaddlsd
to Canada. His estate has been administered
on and the heirs taken possession, and it 10 hop.
cd the coward will get nothing back sgais.
TOUCH DOG SronY.-Tt is amusing, sometimes.
to notice with what tenacity the bruts creation
will strive to initiate the customs and habits Of
their masters. A certain dog in this city has
been seen to walk into the Merchants Exohsngs
several times during tho day, and lock at the
price of gold on the black board, and then e
quietly out apparently q wise; and better dog
Price Carrant
LOOK or rsa RArs,-We learn that Mrs.
Stephen Berry qf this town was awakened out Of
her sleep, few n. i.hts ago and orisd out that
some one had cut her throat. 1 light WAS pro.
cured aad she was found to be covered with blood
Oh her neck breast and arms. On close inspeo-
sioa, it was found that rat had attacked her in
her sleep, and had bitten the side Of her mock
and ear severely. While attending to her, one
Of the children began to cry in an sdjourning
room, when the rat wts found to have attacked
one eff them. No further damage was dsns.-
Ma has Repu5I,csn.
Carr. w1xsLow-Roxbury gained at least one
Union voter by tho arrival of the Kearssrge.-
Inquire, for Capt Winslow yesterday sIioted the
fact that he h.d goae t0the polls in Roxbury to
deposit his ballot for tbs Government for which
he had fought. After performing his duty as .
citizen he would visit his home in that city
Mayor Lincoln has rendered = public reception T.
Capt. Winslow and his crew, In Faneuil Hall
at II O'Clock on Thursday. It will BE- . great
OCCASION Boston Journal!
-" No peace without submissien;" that 10
he battle cry Ct the friends Of the Union. We
demand that rebels shall lay down their arms.
and submit themselves to tho laws they have
defed. We impose no hum niiating condition.
We exact ne oppressive demands. We offend no
mans just pride. We insult no mans aenss Of
Justice. We ask OF the mon ef the South only
what We propose for oursslves-obedienss to the
Constitution and the laws.-CAronicis.
Our OF SEAsoN.-A cherry tree in tho
garden of Mr.. Geo. p. Gladwin Of PrOvi-
dencc, was in bloom recently, and pear
tree in the same garden bore ripe fruit and
blossoms about two weeks since.
There arc now building for tho
thorough broad guage routes from New
York to St. Louis Q,20O miles) $50 loco
motives, 5000 freight cars. and elegant
passenger cars in proportion.
The slate quarries near Danger have
been worked about twenty years. and ara
now producing quality Of slate superior
to that from any other quarries American
or foreign. The slate is all cut by Welch-
men, Yankees are not patient enough 70
learn the process.
The city of Paris is just about Ia
undertake a gigantic work, the supplying
reservoir, capable of supplying 10000 Gu
bic feet Of water every "a hours, is now
being Constructed at Menilmontant, at On
expense of 4O,000,00O francs. The. water
is to be brought from the Maine.
OUTRAcEs.-Th advertiser states that
that D. X. Chase, Esq, recently purchased
z sheep for which he paid $500, and put
them into yard over night. when they
were all killed by dogs. After all some
people think it cheaper to keep dogs than
it is to keep sheep.
70 A boy thirteen years old died il
Chichester, N. h.. recently. who weighed
3S5 pounds. 1t took lis l-2 feet eI
boards to make his coffin. 1t was x
large that it could not be taken into th.
house. The corpse was bound upon tim
her and carried to the coffin outside th,
house.
In his speech at Tiverton, Lore
Palmersto on mentioned incidentally an in
terestirg fact concerning his Irish estate
lie had, he s;,i2, 1900 acres of BLOWN,
sand there, 'where - blade of gras
grew" ara ''now, in consequence of hav
ing @siduously planted that sand witt
bent, which dies away after it has come t
a eertrin growth. and ia followed by grass
| have succeeded in covering the whole Q