Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-04-07

sfNsuRANcE. Attention is called to the
Maine Insurance notice of E. T. r. Hale,
in anethcr column.
= $500 was collected this, Thursday
morning, h a few hours. and forwarded to
Hon. Israel Washburn for the Sanitary or
Christian Commission.
u It reems the widows and children
Of "nine hs men, get the "slOO
Bounty. !" j advertisements in another
column Claim Agents."
Some Of our merchants received
goods on Wednesday, direct from Boston
Nv water, the first Of the season. The
other merchants are selling goods to cor
respond to the reduction in prices in Bos-
ton.
u The vicious disposed will find no.
tice in our advertising columns offering
reward Tor evidence to convict the person
or persons that have been committing de-
predations on the schOolhousc in School
st. tits to be hoped that every person
will render. allpossiblc assistance in ferret
ing out the evil disposed persons who COM
init deprcdations on public property i'll
this village.
II parents would only look after their
children evenings, and have them at home
at proper hours, it would in great meas
urc cure this evil.
TThe death Of Mrs. Alden Bellatty is
published under the usual heading, but as
the deceased was for more than two years
a great sufferer from diseases Of various
kinds, post mortem examination took
place by Drs. Parcher and Harden, the
following facts were elected:
The upper lobe Of the left lung had been
long diseased. Adhesions Of the pleura
were extensive on the left side, completely
uniting with the lung. There was nearly
half pint Of serum in the cavity of the
pcricardium. The mucous coat Of the
stomach was softencd, and entirely disor-
ganized over its entire surface. 1t had,
apparently been diseased from the COM
n,encemcnt Of her sickness, and accounts
for the pain when food was taken in the
stomach. The pancreas was the seat OF
an incipient cancer.
From the above account the only won
der is how person could live so long UNI
der such difficulties as did the deceased.
-Of the special tax upon incomes.
California pays over one million dollars.
The Indians in Wisconsin, who have
Just received their annuities, call the frac
al..paper currency ''papoose money
MIR. Booth played Hamlet at one of
the New York theatres, for enc hundred
consecutive nights.
Hon. James G.. Blaine announces
in the Kennebec Journal that he will make
an appointment Of n cadet in West Point
Military Academy, by June, the candidates
to be examined by the Faculty of Water
willie College.
1t is said that Hon. Sidney Pcrham
and Mayor Frye Of Lewiston, have gone
to Washington OH business connected with
the quota of the second district. If the
rebels had to Withstand such pressure
from all sides, as Provost Marshal Frye
has to concerning quotas" they would
have had to ''gin in" long time ago.
A Wisconsin paper announces the
return to her home in the town of Ellen
boro', Of young lady named Georgiana
Peterman, who has been for two years a
drummer in the 9TH Wisconsin regiment.
She is about 90 years old. wears soldier
clothes, and il quiet aud reserved.
a correspondent writes" That
those having canary birds, that are troubled
with lice, will find an easy remedy by put
ting piece of white cloth over the cage
over night. On taking it off early in the
morning they will be foun on the cloth.
This is a sure remedy as 1 have tried it.
BIRD"
ELLSWORTH, April 9Th, 1865.
MrssRs. SAWYER T. BURR -
The Soldiers Aid Society desire through
your columns to acknowledge the receipt
Of >i23 from the Course Of Lectures de-
livereA in this place during the past winter.
They would also express their thanks to
the gentlemen, both Lecturers and others,
who in aid Of the work in which We are
engaged, have given their time and talents
to make this course 20 interesting and
profitable. We daubt not that the glori-
Gus successes which are at the present mo
ment being wrought out by those for whom
We labor, will be to them an abundant re-
ward for this effort which has been made
in the cause Of justice aud humanity.
L. +. PHELPS,
Cor. Scc'y. Soldiers Aid Society.
CELEBRATING OUR VICTORIES. while
from abroad.-in every city great and
small-we continue to receive glowing
accounts Of the public rejoicings over our
victories aad the downfall of Richmond,
We areicempelled to state that in Bangor,
save IN TIC rigging Of tho bells, there was