Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-11-03


TYPO, opens a store on Main St. where he
proposes to sell Medicines, Stationery ard
fancy goods.
Our Bro. of the Logal Sunrise, re
fused to LET the Angals iu." How hard
hearted.
1.-The State elections in New jersey
aud New York occur ON Tuesday next =
The canvass Of each of these States is
spirited one.
THE Tribune thinks comparison
between the Democrats and the negro, is
gross injustice to the latter.
The ladies will notice the advertise
mcnt of Mr.. Tyler, and the business he
proposes to establish in Ellsworth.
1t is now reported that Col. Orr
has been elected Governor Of South
Carolina, and Gov Perry Senator.
We learn that S. 2. Brown Ed,
en.route from Washington for Ellsworth.
had leg broken in Boston, Il day or two
since which detains him.
WILL FARMING PAY Captain Jesse
Dutton of this town raised from an half
ncre's planting. sweet corn enough when
marketed, to bring him So. In addition
to this. he gave some to his ucighbors, had
.bot h.. til Ia i
harvested ten bushels of ears.
The schooner Ancreon Capt Pills
bury Of Bluehll. came in collision with
Schr. Princess of BucksPort at Deer ls'e
On Sunday last carrying away both masts
and jib-boom &c, she was towel into
this port this morning by Schr Merchant
Capt. S,over.
J. F. EyELLTn.
Bluehill, Oct, 3lst. 1865.
Capt. A. D. Bean, Provost Marshal
Of the 9Th District, has been honerabiy
mustered out of the service. His discharge
took effect the 3lst. The papers in the
Office have been removed to Augusta. Thr
accomplished head clerk OF the old cstab-
lishment. Joseph Wheeler, Esq, goes to
Augusta for the present to assist Ill closing
up the business OF the Office.
COUNTERFEIT GREENBACKs.- Lock
carefully on the backs of the $50 green
backs. On the genuine the circles are all
distinct, each by itself with the figure 80
printed in each circle; on the eoantcrieis
the circles run together, and on the lower
part Of the left hand side of the bill are
two circles joined, in which are the figures
$50 instead of 50.
Report says that new paper is
about to be established at Ellsworth Br.
Sawyer's independent course seems not to
suit the party managers, and they pro-
pose to run machine OF their own
There is a chance to crafty their desire,
but it will probably cost them something.
: PASSPORT Sentinel,
DRowNEp.-Charles + Preble, son Of
W 2 Preble, Esq, of Cranberry Isic, and
Adelbert Cunningham Of Ellsworth, were
drowned near Cranberry Isle on Friday
last. They went out in a boat to Bun
ker's Lodges, about mile from the shore,
to shoot ducks, and it is supposed TIE
boat shipped a sea, eapsizing it, throwing
the two young lads into the water The
boat was found full of water The bod, S
of the missing ones have not been found.
Young PrebIe was about 10.
VThe old Farmers Almanac for 1866
is received from the Publishers, Mcssrs.
Brewer & Tileston. Boston. This Alma
most popular work of the kind in the Uni
ted States.
Hours at Home for November is
received from A. Williams & Co., Boston.
through Robert Cole. who has it for sale.
1t has fine engraving, "iappy as a
King" and long table Of contents, in
GLIDING articles by II. 7. Tuckcrman, DR..
j. +. Thompson and others. Published
by c. Scrbner g. Co.. l2i Grand ST., n.
Y, at $500 year.
The Atlantic Monthly for Novcm-
Der has the following table of contents.
Why the Putkammer Castle was de-
stroyed; The Rhyme of the Masters
Mate the Visible and the Invisible in Ii
braries; Letter to Young Housekeeper;
The Peace Autumn; Doctor Johns, Y:
Rodolph Topffer; The Chimney Corner,
X; Jeremy Bentham; A Farewell to
Agassiz; The Forge, Il The Progress of
the Electric Telegraph The Field of
Gettysburg; Alex. Hamilton; Reviews
and Literary Notices Recent American
Publications.
A new novel by Chas Reade is announ-
ced to open in the Dec. number and con-
tlnue through the year 1866. Ticknor g.
Fields, Publishers, l24 Tremon, street.
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