Ellsworth American in Ellsworth, Maine

Notices and updates from a distant town and war era

The village Methodist Church will hold no service next Sabbath due to Rev. Wilson’s absence, with his sabbath date set for the 29th. The Senate confirmed Col. Francia Fossendon of the 30th Missouri as brigadier general. Gen. Candy to the southwest department and linked to Tatiana. Augustus Hemmenway of Boston is noted as the wealthiest man, paying tax on 2,275,000 dollars. The three Tacony Pirates moved from Portland Jail to Fort Warren. Jelto Plain located near the Potomac, 10 miles northeast of Fredericksburg. Telegraph reports the 1st Mail Heavy Artillery has gone to the front as infantry, with Me having his leg amputated in New Orleans. Con Fe below theka well. The import duties act took effect on its passage date, April 29. J. W. Colcord and Me Aslian co-signed Zion's Advocate editorials. Rev W. A. Shailer remains proprietor and editor. Dr. Gordon of Lewiston and Loutelle of Waterville have provided soldiers in Washington. New York Fair netted 1,100,000 dollars. Union Fairs have contributed six and a half million dollars so far. The Oxford Democrat notes steamer routes between Chesapeake, New York, and Portland resume service. others welcome the recent entries as ships head to front. The remainder of the 1st and 920 regiments, about 60 men, passed through Portland toward the front on the previous Wednesday.