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Mount Desert.

Unquestionably this island Of Mountain.
I In a few years viii become tsc Watering
place, and the Summer home of tourist,
and pleasure seekers, preferred Ia any 9th
or on The atlantic Coast. We rec in the
city papers that twenty country seat.
| have been began mt Bar iiarb0r. Mt. De
sert this year by wealthy men from New
( orh.s
II the land holders aud homestead own
ees on the leland are not too cDvatous IN
asking cNurbitlnt piccs Tor land and
bu.l,!lng sizes. 50 that mca who want IL
come ard build mp aud people and benefit
not only tile Island but az Maine, nothing
Else Is in the wav
We hope The Islanders will show Omen
hearted libeialtv, and .xte, Il the welcome
To every step toward Improvement. 1t
they pdgsac Il true policy ia less than ten
years he Island Will be ifaver,ed hy ex-
ecilru; 70 d, a9dc3 with tgoitiar park,
AMI hotels of comfort and eouvenjcti e.
4, wei as fashion; 1 steamer running dai-
y :" Portland. and i population from ,iu-
y till October Of five 10 ten thpusaul PR
sons. There +, ftrt aud not fancy IN hi,
Nature has done Tor Mt. Desert whit i.
haS NOT done Tor anv other spot on the
shore. Nuns hand.MoEk j. II that i, now
required 70 adapl the artificial - tie wants
Oh melt and Wolnsn seeking rest aud rcere
alto 4.
LII capital froa the cities be encouraged
10 comc 10 build hotels. parks. tufnpikps
walks ANA thea people will c me With
their horses and cartridges auH money vii
come for distribution amaag fishermen am
farmers and th,t> viii All ci4.se, reap al.
XaAtaees ahd beaeiits.-fN Ichias tHi0H.
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How it Might Pay.

lis plain that our state, and especi ally
the Eastcrly part of ii, is to receive much
more attention rs place for Summer re-
sort for tourists than heretofore. To meet
this growing interest in Down Eas' scene :
ry, hracng air and cuol nights, those most
particularly interested must be prepared to
supply the reasonable wants of all such
visitors. Ellsworth should he the partici
pant OF some Of this travel, and conse-
qn2nt profit. We mean the legitimate
profit. a profit that comes by rendering n
4aid pro Gao. 70 do this ", must have !,
cammelious hotel, Oh large enough to &c
eammodate all tat shal, demand hotel at-
Communications, and somebody that shalt be
ready to pontou all the pl1cGs FIR trout
fishing. brrrsing. and the cosy little nools
daFa the By for c'nH Ter parties to visa .
and 20 do tbs, maca else must he done :;
that is our +. or needs to DC made naviga
lie. AMI W z4aii ihen want a small steam
hoat to run n connection with the MscLas
boat. or y RI ps to Bangor, anl Of light
draft cgosga "a ruu an the river at any
stage Of the tide. Saeh toat would fal
cariaynen. oruI down the Day on pleas
NE excursions. ahta no: III king her asa
al trips Ey such an arrun Scnent, Els
worth would DO brought into proximity
VITA the "oa;er worli," nui the manner ef
io;ns L wgail add to our business anil
Te4.th.
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From Cuba.

New YoRK, Nov. Gth.-I.etters
frcm Havana arc Of various dates
the latest being Oct. 81. which give
very general details OF the news we
have received by the Gulf cable. On
the 18th the Captain General re.
ceived instructions from the proYis-
ional government to marguerite in
Cuba such reforms as have been adop-
ted in Spain. Lersundi up to the
3lst had kept the despatch as secret
as possible. Numerous arrests arc
being mime, the prisoners in most
cases being supporters of the reyolu-
tionists in Spain. Ii was stated tllaI
Lersundi contemplates leaving the
Island for New York. The detail,
of the fighting ic.tds to the cJ.Ie!a-
sion that the insurgents are brave and
determined. They are said to NUN
Der five thousand men and are favor
able to independence OF anexat OF
with the United States. The official
accounts, however, according TO Tao
dispatches of yesterday, continue ia
yorable tor the troops.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-11-12

TnRrRES MONTHS X NEXT YEAR.-Not
exactly according to the common Alman-
acs. but IN the Cleadar of the Publishers OF the
american Agrienltrist. That is, They offer
10 receive subscribers now, and all through No.
vember, for 1869, and throw in the month of
December without charge. The offer Is worth
looking at, merely on account OF the odd
month. for we consider any number Of that pa
per ichly worth the cost for q whole year
We advise every man, woman, and child,
whatever his or her calling, to be sure aud OBJ
tain the reading Of the A9ricaltarist. 1t is OF
laryesize, packed full OF valuable, reliable, and
interesting Information. No one can read it
year or even a single number without gath
eriue some practical hints that will, in the end
fur more than repay the sost. II also contains
every year hunt reds vi beautiful, Interesting
and instructlng Bagravings, which are alone
worth the price N not word of reading mat.
ter were given. Fifteen cents will secure
postpaid copy for November. or $3.50 will Sc
cure the paper from now to the end OF 1860. aud
good inyestm Mt it win be-our word for ii.
Address the Publishers, Orange Judd & Co,
24j Broadway, New York.
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FOR SEYMOUR AND BLAIR.

SPEECH OF GES. GIANT
Strangely enough the telegraph omit
ted to give us the speech Of Gen.
Grant to his fellow citizens of Gale
ia, when they serenadcd him on the
evening of the election. It does not
contain so much as hint of a poll
cy," and throws no light on the sub
icct of the new Cabinet, probably be-
cause the newspapers ali o er the
country are giving him a policy and
q Cabinet to suit themselves. Gen.
Grant merely said:
Friends end FsUo3r Citizens Of
Galena i thank you for this a;ldi-
,ional mark OF your kinlness. Suf-
feient, I suppose, has now been
heard OF the result of tie iatc election
to -show upon whom it has lallen 70
administer the affairs Of the nation for
the next four years. | suppose ii IS
no cgotism in me to say that the
choice has fallen on me. The re-
sponsibilities Of the position / feel,
but accept them without fear, ii |
can have the same support which has
beeu given to me thus far. thank
you and all others who have fought
together in this CONTEST contest in
which you are all interested PERSONAL
y as much as, and perhaps more,
than | am. l now take occasion to
bid You goodbye, As leave here TO-
morrow for Washington, and sad
probably soc but few Of You again for
some years to come, although it
would give me great pleasure to
make an annual pilgrimage 10 a
place where | have enjoyed myself
50 much as have here during the
past few months.
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Editorial Correspondence.
PROVIDENCE, Z. |. Nov. 8th, rs.

DEAR AMEEICtN:-
To-Day we were tun By steam, into n
"predicament," or Yankees would say, in
to "snag," for, taking the train for Yves
terlY, for the purpose of transacting some
business in that pleasant manufacturing
village, aud having just time to accom-
plish what our journey was made for and
return in the eyefiug to this good city
what was our CONSERVATION. when told
that it was Sunday. there. Oar reek-
oning and the calendar of Robert b.
Thomas aim IN C, also, said it was Satur-
day. , O'Clock, r. NJ, nevertheless, we
were positively assured Ina; in Westerly.
with many, it Was SUNDAY. and that the
very persons we were in pursuit of, were,
at THAI mon3nt. NJ doubt at church. This
announce ,nent staggered our faith Of max
ing Providence, forty five mlles, that
night But we push d on and found an
Other exelnpIification Of the saying, that
perseverance, aud push Will oyereome
most obstacles, for We acc mplished the Oh
ieet OF oar visit. Let us explain, il ex
planation be needed A large portion OF
the citizens,-the business men, OF West
eriy, are what are termed, Seventh Day
Baptists," ana they therefore worship on
Saturday. We heard The organ sounding
f1rth is notes Of praise, as We passed the
.Lur.h ap I want oVar at,a larga pauntnp.
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'rRrMoNr, Eov. 81, IsGS

TgrMoNr, Eov. 81, IsGS.
y. X. S5WYrE, Esq. :-Dtata aay ne
nyai,.i olr circle and taNea thefef:om
ouv e>leeme,! AMI much .oyed follow citi-
zen, we take tits meihed of expressing
FOR his many iil-a,ls, their dep regret Il
the loss, and their Kind regards for him.
alhc death Of Aadras HAYNES, Jr., We
have m=t = l1ss, w.D:a We facl - Dc IRE.
parable; tha, his geaial warm hearted fell
low>hip has bccn, incur experience. sell
dom eqmled aud never cNcelled that W.
viii honor hi, memory by striving 70 imi-
tate his virtues. sal will cherish it, as that
Of a generous. tailliiul friend aad c0mpan-
ion. Nay tho love in hi, soul lad bound
!e.s cujpymeit la those realms beyond the
skies. and Ike Oh, a nlcmber OF ''that
lIcuse not made BY hands, eternal in tie
lie iyens.
Aud We extend onr sympathy to the
stricken relatives of TIE deceased, and
more especially 10 the aged Mother, now
tlpubly bereavod. May lie who premises
to be a parent 10 all such, grant especial
smiles 10 her, and pluck the rough thorns
from her pathway, until her spirit is walt-
cd Ia regioas OF eternal bliss. to hold CON-
muuion with loved ones gone before.
Very Respt'y.
L. III. DODGE.
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The authorities claim to have evidence
that 1900 Illegal votes were cast or count
ril. and liOti'man's election will be contest
ed. Last night, for the first time since the
pvlieea commissioners had ss8iies aPsaisat-
mcut Of inspectors and caGvassGfs OF
election, the men iMlag these positions
Reii}>ea 10 obey Instructions to make Il
prompt canvass Of the votes, and it is said
that their action was dictated by thu Fam
many leaders, and agreed upon early III the
#tlav. Heretofore the eaHyassers have
promptly counted the votes as soon rs the
+ polls we're eloscd, aud made their returns
according to law. without ever giving rise
20 any SuSmai0n HAT the ballots had beea
tam cred with. Last night the reverse was
ffhe ease. Merry canvassers acted in such
manner that their movements can only
be accounted for b. the snpposilioa that
they iatcalcd 10 tamper with the ballots.
Usually TIE vote for the first name on The
ticket is known at police headquarters by
nine o'clock In tteieveting. bat owing To
the pcrver .etess OF some of the canvas scrs
last night the vote for Grant and GriswolI
was rot known unit several hours later.
/ lit police cOmmissionersrenlai at head
quarters until four O'Clock this morning.
making changes OF diSo5edleat cglsassers.
JUDE i}osTc,tI VAS called irvm ai> house
{ AT Twelve @ CIOth lOs llilS pun Pose. 81
obstinate were the tools of the Iamnany
rim. that they would not obey ala order Of
Commissioner Brennan. who is q member
er thc Ta;nmany party. Y riae u'elock
Sir. fireman AMI Mr. Aancrrie joined IN IS
s,iia: aa onler 10 the canvassers 10 lay
aside all doubtful balioS AMI proceed with
lhe esllNaSs Is EiSt as possible. Nd <eil-
,iOil Was paid 10 the Order. ahd II became
necessary to remove soHfr Of then.
lie delays were efsleatiy concerted
anj male for some unexplained reason III
the interest Of the democratic party. y
daiioe. attic caiivasstr IN Ike hird district
Of the eighteenth ward Insisted That the
police afiI all other persons shouid lsaTe
the room Willie the vote WAS coHated.
This wouiil not only have been violation
OF his Instructions, but also a violation o:
the law. In the tenth district Of the If
loeaih ward u democrats canya<scr dis
t,itcd i've hours over o9e vote, when he
vas ordered TO lay il aside aud Oh with
the canvass. \ calya ser in the fourth
"a q Insisted on readag The ihifd chdivc
HanIcS on each ticket before taking Un The
next ball 4f. He wasted five hbuls in This
way. The thirteenth precirnt police report
that when the Assembly ballots were tnrn-
ed ont OF the box upan the table for CONT
lar III the fourth district OF The thirteenth
Nird somc-budY turned oil the gas. leav-
iig the room IN darkness. Before lights
could be procured may 0fthe tickets were
removed, and others mixed with those
lyiig on the table. The canvas efs refused
10 count the bailo:s. anl sem them 10 the
thirteenth precinct Staiion-hoase The
police also a,le-e HAT tia same persons
attempted similar fraud in the second
aud q .hih districts of TIM Snnie ward, Gut
were prevented by the pGlice
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' cry Respt'y,
L. III. DODGE.

- Ise buttons Oh the death OIL. T. I.
MiiLken, passed in Clinquaat Lodge, /. o.
of q. T.. Oct. 80. 1865.
Resolved, That in the death. on the 4th
inst, OF our brother and first Worthy
Chief Templar Of our lodge. J. F. T. Mil
liken of fremont,-a young man of purity
Of character, an earnest supporter OF the
cause OF temperance, and devoted friend
to all good society, we feel we have sus-
tanned an irreparab BILE loss.
Resolved, That we tender to the par
ents and only brother of the deceased, our
heartfelt sympathy in their atiliction, feel
ing that the remarkable reliance our friend
had IN his sickness, in his unwavering
hope that after death all would be well
win him, will be to them, as to us, last
ing source of consolation.
Resolved, That we wear 4 badge of
mourning on our reSalias for one quarter,
and that these resolutions be published ia
flte Ellsworth American, and copy OF
them sent to the parents OF the deceased !.
James FIVE, Com.
Levi Lurvey.
Vena d. Mckenzie, w. 5.
fremont, Oct 80, 1865.
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Eryr. JUSTICE. PRESIDING.

KENT. JUSTICE, PRESIDING.
~ !!.e opening OF the Court On Thurs
dry. ths County Attorney brought before
Judge Kent. two young men of this vii
lage for disohcdicnce oi summons To ap.
pear before the Grand Jury. As their
oiieuee appeared to be the resal, of heed
! iessucss only. the Judge imposed light
Gar of fifteen Dollars each, but took oe.
casion 10 remark that such offences wonld
as a rule, be promptly and severely punish
ed.
M. Dds. State VS.. John p. Gordon. Indicl-
ment tor mansiaughter Tor killing Emerson u.
Tran. at Franklin, on the Goth day OF July i.
1861
The lefnee is lha, the bloy by which Uran
was Killed was given under such circumstance
rs constitute sels-defencc. Gordon being great
ly excited by blow previously given by Uran
on a sensitive part Of The person.
Verdict, Guilty.
Emery for State. Wswell & Hale for Den.
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To Females.
DR.. FREDERICK MORRILL,, Ply

sician aEd surgeon, gives exclusive attention to
Diseases Of Women lie ha. made diseases OF
women Ills s,ndy for ;hc past twenty years. His
practice has been extensive both in hospital and
IN private practice. His reputation has vouchers
i ali the city papers, his patients, and the mc.
cal profession, both here ~st abi DAD ~ being tho
most skilliul specialist here, and thorough mas
lcI OF all sexual diseases.
Dr. Morrill, Is admitted by the best medical
talent of the eountry TO have no equal IN the
treatment OF feisaie Conn laints, and It Is no IN
usual occurrence for ply sctans in regular rrac-
trc 10 recommend patients 10 him for treatment
When afflicted with diseases in his specially.
Ladies viii fece We the most scientific attention.
both medically ard surHicaliy, with private apart
meOts DUR z sickness, and with Old and expert
eneed nurses. II thsy wish.
The poor adv ned free OF charge. Physicians or
patients wishing his opinion or advice, by letter
and enclosing The usual fee, will be answered by
cturn mall.
SlcdIeines sent 10 all parts OF the country.
Office, No. " HOWARD STREET, Boston Mass.
spleyiG
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fremont, Oct. 80, 1858.


l5+HAt a stated meeting of Lygonla
Lodge OF F. and A. NJ, Ellsworth, Nov.
4. 1868, the following resolutions were
reported ard approved Whereas it has
pleased Divine Providence to take from
;,mcng Us our late honored associate Rev.
Bro. III. Hawes, therefore,
Resolved. That in the death of Rev.
Bro.H. Halves, we lament the loss of one
who we beloved amaag usg not less for
his purity Of character than his Kindness
OF heart. -
Resolved, That we deeply sympathize
with his afflicted family in their bereave-
ment. aud copy Of these resolutions be
sent ITEM by tile officers OF the Lodge.
Edwin Wood,
B. +, Thomas,
Lewis Friend.
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The Science OF Life
OR MISREPRESENTATION.

1 NEN Healsg7l book the best in the WORT
- written by Dr. \. IL. Hayes. who has ha /
m4fc cNtcricHvc ia dealing Win diseases treated
rpep iu ihis bso Il an atv other living pnv -ican.
T. 10 ~ npoh lie ERRORS OF lOl III, FRI
n VII -. bi=t LINZ II MANHOOD, sENl\Ai.
" l. NhSt2N AID ali DISEASES aud An SIS OF
ths oeA4ilNn orsHH-. L. contains 3J Page,
haeni In cloth, titus atei with beautiful enETave-
ags. f" ini, no 4UaeS docto,ls ehrap adYer'
h-in@ atUiislrt. nitt iriilv scientific and penn
lar Ntttlsc Is DGu at tic most l.Hrne+t anal pop
ri phssa, EHs OF The day. II the young ant
tiitidlc-9gcd would avoia mental depression, all
UrErntys diseases, pteIa.i ATE dee ~ and death.
l,i iieIt Iva ilr. l9ytsi popular inr,iissi work
e5f3iC'i lac SCIENCE vi !lis, "-.IefftaE ui!f
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>rst b. mail, securely sealed. on receipt Il
prllt., oUiy 81 ia eAita Morocco. 81. Adtre..
tae Nnthoy, NJ, EuihACh st, BOSTON. oIrps lie
IN, ltayetc iint-s. y. B--Dr II. can alvay- be
consulted ~ 'ft. ~tIicteS confidence IsN IOIABLk
sEeRxst AAD Gkl.sAiS kLLfES.
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TERRIBLE RESURRECTION. ten
Fitzpatrick reports a singular and hor.
rible circumstance which took place Al
africa, on the south side of that city
during the recent fearful earthquake
As the earth opened and yaw2ed,
there came up FIVE hundred mummies.
who stood in long lines facing thl
sea, every one Of the skeletons ii
perfect preservation, the hands doub-
led up and supporting the chin, tho
knees drawn up, and the feet support
ING the heshles5 body, This must
have been one of the most frightiu
sights possible, and quite beyond de-
scription. The spot where these
mummies now stand was once an old
cemeter some ninety &c rs ago, II
is said, and these skeleton are doubt
less the fabled Incas and Indians who
were inferred in this manner They
correspond exactly to the old mum
nia OF The Ineas.
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Dire ZGoIy.


Pry ~ Tcnpes's Church. Gansr-- atinn a'isf: -
Fat aosa and alter t,,a service; forenoon .enal-
Hicasias- ~ past 10 o' q, 7itcrn"ua al Il pI-t
t'rlnes. Ierturc IN The cSc0i II. 81 thu riaHct.
lialtst, iisr. r. r. Haz'cHa lG bible Class ua-
DIR the direction II III. ItstziCwv1J, ii the fore
noon u u past ~. Ssf41aa S5fa It O. iect,
afternoon SER seq o.; + PaSt oeioyH evening
ser, see It - pasi g'es3ek-
ju#t4.iln. isaT-it. II. --t4 2r} sabbath Sahael
n : p.St % O'clock. 4. - ~rs1a"n a, - past
o'eieels, L. II. EAeBiI5.s at - : 81 d e'eie,N
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SESSIONS OF Eoprts.

SCrErWF ItpioIAI-At EIisgg commencing
IN lae 4ut Iue-aays rf -kpcii aat oct.
COUNTY CuIMissIo> gEs--tt Ellsworth, cont
oct.
PROBATE CoCnTs--Clswor:l,. lst We'd in Jan,
Feb. Aug, sept. aud Dot.; 81 Wed. in June; 4th
" cd. in April; 18th Incs.ln oet. BucsspVTi-lst
Wed. in Iayi 81 Wed in sept, and Jan. Blue
hill Ist Wei in Juy ana Nov.
CoLITs IL EANhkUr II / - Ills IS ORTIZ, ID Thurs
day alter I9t Monday u cSch month. Mac;ias-
81 Monday ui zach r.ian'is. Belfast, lsi Nednes-
day OF each month. l;oeklaEd, Let Monday OF
/ each month.
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| ssraess@s
-ilclmbold, New York buchu man DIV
or two before election offered four bets Of $40.
90 Zach. mi King ~ .o'0.ooo In all, which were
yeste nlav, taken by Abomas Wslkrr and Jop,s
Place Of funghkccpsic. n. Y. lie stakes aos q
ODD on each OF these conditions that CRAM
would reeeive neither majority OF the ee
torai or popular voc: would not carry Indian.
and PENNSYLVANIA. or New York. and that Sey
aoar ami u air viii he rlccied Mr. ucImbnil
evidently understands hew 10 get his uu,rk
medicines advertised free Of charge,
II pleasant incident happened AT the lar.
agrtcnffura' hir NJ Milford. Msss A little bow
nnolit sight Years Old, son Of Eli Bates, ex.
hibied8 y lnir y black cstyee, wins. not over
ty" months Old. which were perfectly h, oxen
TO draw little blue cart which wa, n,de lfor
them. The little fcllow, while exhib ting hi,
team, was made the recipient OF scrip to the
sn,onms q several dollars. BY gentleman who
ms nat with currency, " hcrcat he was so over
come with joy that he cried, laughed, tried TO
taik, broke down aud finally ran away.
NO Medcise ever appeared with strong.
errpnehers for lis genera, and Substantial OK
ceiienec 'bar The pcruvisn Syrup. Invalids
especially those suffering from dyspepsia or
debility. should send to J. +. Dhn-more, 50 Dcv
street, New York, for n pamphlet (scnt free,
concerning this remarkable remedy
-ihere are many natural causes that arc
daily producing an injurious effect upon tho
hau' by slow but sure approaches. To those
whe are the victims of any disease of the scalp,
a sure preventive Is public bencfaction.
This, we are told, has been found In the dis
cosery OF the celebrated .'Barrers Vege: able
Hair Restoraiiyc.n- Worcester Spy.
Il case OF chronic rheumatism of soycr,-
", cured by "Johasons Anodyne LL,imen,..
Is noticed by one Of our exchanges. A largo
bunch came out upon the breast Of the sufferer,
and appeared like part Of the breast bone.
The sweetest word in our language is cath.
Al the first indication of disease, nse we'll
known anil approved remedies. For dyspepsia
OF Indigestion. use Parsons Purg,tiyc Pills. ~
For cousas. cold,, sora or lame stomach, use
Jo'nson's Auodync Linimen'.
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Dem ocr3 cy Falling.

fENoRsCor. Nov /, lSGS
FgrENp SAwYEi. We held or tow
uaray.iE here yesterday With good re.ul
atter fistt Nth cohpcraeads, we have
sold aat ali or RIOS - Bat thHre. anU
have 5aryaihc1, il past. for tWo If them
tie otaer Is a i'm ti'tie rooster aaa doe,
efo"i5., for o1a NJ. II. l.. HhIle n tsAs
care Of The chicks, and some times the
ueaS. We gave fos
t,fsnt ~ Cuitlx, l3G votes.
seymour. a ais. l39
Yours Trnlv.
SANiAL I.TACu.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-11-12
NJ ARR y e LIST.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.

Cd Nov. sit, Sch. Olive Branch, whit,akcr.
fer Bostan.
Al sch Mary A. Holt, from Boston: IL
cafo. Tate. do, Ella Hay, Cogsins do. Nov ;lb .
Ottobio, iIamn ogds. do Forester, saddler, do
ieuaidr. ramsey hom Portland: Carre.sa, SAL
dier; Ioiue kla, EsipH from salem Edward Nil :
Hkcn Itun BOSTON tsh. o'io. Fullerton do Cath
ri ne. Dayi., do. Gcursia, Alley, da. Mary Iiis-
at"th, Patton from Portland is.si Rover Murrh
FROM do; Frank Pierce, Grant, do; Ccreseo
SMITH from Baatoa.