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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-20

UNITED STATES MAGAZINE. The gen.
.lemanly publishers Of this, the bes. and
cheapest periodical, has laid US under
lasting obligations by forwarding to Us
all the back numbers. We now have il
complete from the commencement. and
really five dollars would hardly temp, VI
to do without it. although i. may be had
for one dollar year. No wonder tina,
every person who sees il wants it. The
next number, TO b e issued this week
wall contain the fac smile of Pha"ician
Inscription. found on sarcophagus ex.
eays,ed near the city Of Sidon, in Syria
10Th January Of the present year. II is
a curious affair, and will no doub, create
a great sesa,ion. The proprie,ors inform
Us tina, an expense Of $500 is incurred On
the present issue Of the Magazine an
enterprise and liberality which is worthy
Of encouragement. Published by Emer.
son & Co., New York.
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Written or the Ellsworth American
SoliloQuy

OF an Old Fogy after defeat at the
polls.
The clock tolls ten and yet cannot rest.
Los, dimes, los, honos, and the happy chance
OF serving the dear people whom love,
Distract my shamefaccd soulful me with
grief.
Blu, o those dimes it's there suffer most
To be thus CALLED, thus "bcarded in my den
BY these vile upstairs, fungus grown. naughi
else,
o It's a shame. grevious, burning shame.
Was not born to honor, and for office.
l. not my fathers mantle upon me:
That jolly. rcd-nosed old republican,
That Trainer Of the law. an he would blush
To see his name dishonorcd thus. made mock
Of,
So spurncd and nouted by sedition's mouths
As 't'wcrc nauseous thing. uniting them.
Blu, why 80 fallen now from that blcst height
Which mine it was by law Of HERITAGE
Did not plan we'll; and fair speeches make
.And lie, a, one, who hope Of heaven ne'cr
had
Promise Of Office make to ten, where one
There was to give where was my failure
then:
Who drew my pa,icn, seris from loyalty
10 me their wontcd lord. from good old path
Their fathers trod fathers who gaped ant
started,
And, wond ring. swallowed words Of of coun
Gil sweet,
Which from their leaders lips so smooth!
fell,
- like the honey dripping from the comb.
O those were good old days, BlEsr HARP
When ono man keep, the thousand eonseicnc
wei,
Therein We copied cunnin;ly of Rome;
There built VIC up princcly power and fame
And party fettcrs chafed no stupid soul.
The name Of II. was as .'charmed SPELL,
And his commandments greater than ''rh
The SUM of those commandment. are in thc>c
llcrc are our parsy's preeep,s truly given
Serve Ged-but carry not thy conscience to
he ballot IGN, lest u eNouiti iciu h>Nrit
Frowu yc upon the prirs', who dares bu, ,ouel
The border Of your garment POLITICAL
Ia, make exception of the Catholic;
For they arc lcasucd with US in amity.
lie, no man hug your vote, TO thrive thereby
BIZ, lie We careful to diszemhle well
And fa~n, for It's cSpeaient for gain.
And thou shal, have applause for manly truth
When It's but black deceit brings offering.
Abide "thc judSmcn, of the powers that be.
Fu,sct rot "thc Tradition Of the elders"
Aud here. our hero made pause. Viii
set teeth. and on,strc.ehed arm. with hashini
eve. and finger pointing. seemingly. n, -onie
thing. seen in wind, he seemed the embodi
rnea, Of desperate deeds. When he rave
again. ~ rave he will, believe mel will "noi
sinvn all, W: not in malice.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-20

UBy the yearly repor. Of crime in
Maine, e,gh, hundred and twen,y.'hree
arrest were made. Ofthis number SIR
hundred and tor,y.nine were foreigners!
In a single week. recently. forty nine
persons were brough, before the Police
Cou,, Of Chicago. charged with various
crimes. and ior.y.eighs Of them were
forsgness.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-20
Dr.. Curtis's InhaIiny Vapsr.

DR JoHSs OF the most cc!sbrated Ply sicians Ia
New Isrk Writes as follows:
Da. Cvarts- Dear Sir:-fiavng Witnessed the excel
lcnt effects Of your HS0EANA OR ISHALNo HyGsAs
NApoR AND CH.RRY SrRuP in q case u Chrnnic Bron
chiis and being much In fay"r Of counter irritation in
affections Of the throat, bronchial tubes and lungs, can
therefore chcetinlly recommend your Nrtcned appara
tus being the most convenient and ef-ciua mode q
applying anyihin. Of the kind have seen NJ
doubt thousand OF persona may be resyed, aud man,
cured. by using your Ieudes
Youafe a, liberty 10 use this in any way you may
think proper. Respectfully, Yours &c,
{ JOHNS, n. y,
No 6n9 Hous,nn street. New York.
CAUrlON.-pR CuRrrs' HraHAxA is The original and
only genuine article. 3moli
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Ala Court ri Probate

Holden at Ellsworth, within and for the coun-
ty of Hancock, on the Bird Wednesday 81
April in the year Of OR Lord eighteen
hundred and fifty five.
Calvin G. Peek and Susan PEEK Admins
traitor on the c.ia,c Of Calvin Peck late OF
Ellsworth in said county dcceased-having
presented his Ath acct. o. Administration upon
SAID estate for Probate,
Ordered. That the administrators give notice
thereof to all persons interested by causng
a copy of this order to be published in the
Ellsworth American, printed IA Ellsworth
i'nec weeks succrssive'y, that they may mp
pear At Probate Couri,, n be holden at Ella
worth in said county. On the third W..durs-
day of June next, at ten ociock IN the
forenoon, and shew raus- il any they have,
why the same should not b. allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
4 true c"py.
A,.s,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-20
The MAY Flower. and Miscellaneous
WRITINGS. By Harriet Beecher Stowe,

TIE MAY T LOWER, aHu NtIsce1IuHeous
Writings. By Harriet Beecher Stowe,
author OF Uncle Toms Cabin" sc.
Boston, Phillips. Sampson 4 Co.
This attractive volume contains some
fifty essays upon as grea, a variety Of
subjects Of interest 10 the general reader.
The stories are narrated in Mrs. Stoves
peculiarly conspicuous and pleasing style
Of writing. which Of itself lends no, a
little TO the attractivenes Of the book.
1, contains finely engraved portrait Of
the author, including fac simils Of her
autograph.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-20

PErEssox for May unfolds its radienl
beauties with becoming modes,y. Like
a May flower, the FIRST Of the season, SO
Is Peterson in advance OF his co,empories.
In many respects this number is superior
10 any Of its predecessors.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-20

AarHus for May comes in good sea.
soh. The eng'avings and table Of con-
tents sho~ that It's editor is q gentleman
Of taste and industry. We should be
lassh 70 be deprived Of Arthur.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-20
ELLSWORTH
HIGH SCHOOL.
SPRING TERM.

SPRING TERM.
T'he Spring Term Of this institution
will commence On Monday. the esh
inst, under the charge Of Mn. J. w.
BurrExr,ELD. . graduate Of Bowdoin
College. and M experienced and success.
Instruction will be given in the Greek,
Latin, German, French and Spanish Ian.
guages: in Mathematics Chemistry, Phi.
losopIy and such other branches rs are
usually laugh, in similar schools.
The building has been f,.ed up with
all the modern improvements, aud is con.
venientl, arranged.
TUITInN FIvE DOLLARS per term, TO be
paid IN advance.
Ellsworth, April Sd, 1855.
N A. JOY, SEc'Y.
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At Court al Probate

Al Court al Probate
Hold NJ Ellsworth within and for the coun.
/. " of Hancock On the = d Wednesday of
April in tho year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and fifty five.
N AIRY e SMALL named exscutrix IN d
sMls certain instrument purporiing 10 be the
last will aud Testament Of Samuel Small
late of Deer Isle in said County deccased
having presented the same for Probate:
Ordcred.--That the said execu,rix give no
tice to all persons interested by causing u copy
ofihis order to he published three weeks sue
cessively in the Ellsworth American printed al
Ellsworth. that they may appear at u Probate
Court TO be holden a, Bucks, orr in said county
on the first Wednesday Of May next, =,
ten Of the clock in the forenoon, and sl,cw
cause, if any they have, why ~ said ins,ru-
men' should not be proved. approved and al
lowed as the last will and Testament Of said
deceased
Parker TUCK, Judge
A true copy Attest, ' -
IA A +. DRiNKWATER, Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-20

LIFE OF WILLIAM Fool, with iuil ac-
count Of the terrible ahray in which he
received his death.wound. Contain
ing sketches Of Ton iyEa, JAMES
SULLIVAN, and JoHN MoRnrssEY. N.
York De Witt l. Davenport. Price
twenty-five cents.
The en,erpris'ng publishers, have, in
an almos, incredible short space Of time,
got out this pamphlet, containing near
100 pages. That the statements therein
are authentic, the well.known reputation
Of MEssRs De Writ s. DAVENPORT is
sufficient guarantee. With this view Of
the case, no one will hesitate to say that
Poole was foully murdered by a misera-
BILE gang oil IRISH papisss! Murdered
because an American. and man whom
they could not bully. Whatever may
have been the faults OF Poole, he hao
many redeemins qualities. Messrs Fow-
Ter 4 Wells, in giving his chronological
character. say "lle was comparatively
frank and open-hearted, and openly ex-
hlbl,ed his real character. Cou,Iousness
was not large, and he was without fear
or restraint"
March 18Th, Rev. Geo. s. Hare deliv.
cred sermon on the death Of Poole. at
the NJ. L. Church in John street, from
EccI. II; ). in which he holds the fol.
lowing language.
The death Of William Poole was BY
a shameful murder 1t was planned and
plotted, and resolved upon. beforehan and.
1t was executed under the most aggrav at.
ing circumstances. He was assaulted
abused, sp,, upon. by overpowerlug NUN
bers. and then shot down-as Baker had
SAID he would shoot him like dog
There was no manhood, no single re-
deeming feature IN the d,abolIcal act
History nowhere record. darker, more
outrageous. more cowarIly crime, than
has occurred IN this nineteenth century
in the year 1855, in the metropolis OF one
Of the mos, enlightened nations OF the
globe. And while there is sympathy IL
human hearts, the victims OF such crime
wall find sympath'zers. and De regarded
with compassion.
"WILL,AM Poole claimed 10 have
been murdered because he was an Am-I
lean. He sa,d,"l die a true American.
IL am not a Know. Nothing; but con
sldcr i, no great crime to have been
born in America, and # men have Deer
born in other countries I do not see how
they are to blame for il; | think there
are foreigners among US who are quite
too free and easy for even this "land oil
the Free" who are TOO ready to abuse
neu who have been longer on the sol
than themselves. and who hold mos
invetera,e hatred 10 those i" no ate no
willing to give them more than an equa
share in the government. Only las
summer mos, respectable young man
member Of This church. was oru,ally as
saui,ed. and his eye blackened in TIL
night, for expressing in quiet converse
ton with some friends, American senti
men,s-whieh happened to be Overheard
The man who would perpelra,e such al
assault, would have murdered WiLLiAs
POOLE Cor his sentiments.
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Administrators Notice.

The suhscr -r hereby gives public notice 10 all
eerned that she h,s hee, duly Appointed aud 'akrn ufn
h1rsef the nf anin 81 fatfa'riN ~ The tate
of William Gfeg~vy late II B!u.hil IN NJ
eouaty Of Hs"ck scease,ly giving hoin the W di
reefs; She therefore ta.sis all rdrrI r SAID
dccsa-sd's estate /" Ike im,ate p,yn'en aud those
VII" have any demands thereon 1" sShhi be saine hr
settlement JESkE ffCkLEI
Bmrhili. April II, IsJS
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administrators Notice.

The subscriber hereby gives public notice to eli con
eerned that hs has been duly spp"in and has taken
uppn himself the Of an administrator Of the
OF David Carney lste Of Ellsworth In the County
ofancock drcsase bond he law direcishs
therefore request all persons who Indebted tn the Sad
d-ceaseds make immediate payment and those
who have any demands thereon, 10 exhibit the same for
settlement.
CHARLES JARVIS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-20
NOTICE..

THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE will mee,
Y for the examination Of teachers, at the
School house in Dis. No. 3, Situated few
rods east of the Orthodox Meeting house in
this village at o'clock, T.. NJ. ON Saturday
April 2sth, 1855. All persons who intend &c
teach in the public schools in Ellsworth, the
coming summer, are requested to be present.
BY order of the board,
D. NJ. KNAPEN. Secretary
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INHALATION
Pes ~ Care Of CoasamItien !
: So" 4 ~sA3s Z q
DIR. IRA WARREN,S i
NEW REM EDfES.

| sr,st. f. gga.'s II
TIVE mos, astonishing cures Of Lung DISEASES have
| i beeUefvse'ed by he ~ - 81
DR. IyARRENS IAUALINo HAxM
~aporixed pre- l~s'en fer inialiue diieeiiy h,0 tke
Lungs. uhsre tie iSe6f diaaa 10. The Esllp 10 rve-
sentsd with the fullest Confidence thai IL IL The i~rl
msd'cna' agent ever employed tcr the NJ f1sntee
lion md All ina Man! cer',Gsr,ss Of thnsr w,w sRss
may be IN e h"ss o, sre,s Ill acc. ,,, i'll.
ed tile n'st Wonderful cur, ihsrity Of Easu,, srA
vicinity. aud producing ~ lressi ~ stssssSs ~
the Lungs h~ter bekre iunesre In the uesrs pro,.
sn Being rapo,ists and it,laic, eyery ar er,
aml every particle o, tie lungs lis sction IL mid srt
The Icper inAai.r made silver yfass and Il
admirably atap'eG to lis IusfHs~ We invite Ne sisssSs
hs7"tffoh o'8 se,DH,r 81 hyriieEs conitr,. that
'"n pre- rsra,l,ns vii ni~.t nnit~rsa, approval
IGLMUNIC CHLRkl t0RilAi. eMplmft Ale u. MI.
~ b s,d mls",es d'sesii.n aid fplfls the erd Il
Phiios Pile rrea'u cn q" t<itry thsn aty
"ii'er icie h admirably cslr I, ~ frIieyr tkst
Constructed state II the hest which often net I'M
10 iii Diseases. and hight, ,rta IN ictie. " r
Cons II "r. standing. HIS sa,rssIoe, ATTY STARE
81 fhih,sc, Ted IN ,ei, rrti,n with Tive yeLatjs.S
6afs tho tOa.PCU \ u Ot toE GIFER TIL ~ ire
d'- lar snr'ri"f al, an Gle tsitrr tie tSbtc. .
Pc: I'VE Collars 4 Packags.
A Ier-r -ash..ii E 81, ,e LURRA PEIEY Nc.I
Cmhhiil, l;'ei'as viii rereise iackase. ecis,nil
i'd,i, 81 PUN th-rr, traf oi,e ifhaiiI Ii H.
ahd tie Rl., astd Nafor Ins abr ins.,a.Isx "a
lre' nee 10 iai. Vi the CUiicd Ststrs or Briish
.-aviba.s :
WARREN g. AVER Proprietor.
fer t!e 1h".-sssc AMI r~iaii. ~ GtER a. PFEkY
NJ torhitii. ..d Il a. v fCCk B"sio,., Generai
UiNtRAL AC,Nr IL MAINE. n HAY
For ssis !" Ellsworth by T. g. Pert s,uf Rs,,;au;n.
t"'rs- Ctrrr' fir II by Samuel Shaw Ia.
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"Man goe,h to his long home-every
man, sinner or saint. WILLIAM Poo.E
did not like to go without All mteres, in
the Saviour He could not forge, God
on his death bed. Neither can we. We
shall soon 90 to our long home. God
grant that We may be prepared to go,
and that they who mourn for Us may
mourn for humble. sincere, earnest Chris
,ians passed away. ! ask no better
memory"
From all that we can learn. Poole has
only been slandered by the vile pack that
bays for Frank Pierce; they always sym.
oathise with the popish vagabonds, and
now seek to appease the Indignation feI,
against this diabolieal outrage, by black.
enins the memory Of the murdered vic.
tim. We do no. envy such men their
task. We hope this book will have a
wide circulation, because the public
should know the fac.s as they are.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-20

( A hiw with arrow Book epen reads Human
. from II ata I'VE will survive ~ foot.
serpent head Human arms ext ended
Who shall say what it means F! Are
Jesuits at the bottom Of It!
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-20
DEATHS

In Cranberry Isles on the It'll inst. Mr. Peter
Standby aged SO years.
lie was good neighbor, kind friend and
a peaceful and respected citizen.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-20
Is Attest. "A DRINK WATER. Reg.
Alta Court Of Probate

Held al Ellsworth within and for the county Of Hancock
the second .jnerday oi April IN this year OF oui
Land eighteen hundred aud and day five
Martin Berry isvius pfcss.tei certain in-trur,enr
phrpor,ing tn lie the last viii and testament ii isaa'
Berry iate Of Jreutch ii said county deceasrd, fp
Proiit-
frdf. Tha slIfirtn Berry give notice ,her-n' al
prs interested by ca s,hr copy uf tbs order 10 IN
pun lshcd th,ee weeks sucre,>nrI, IN the Ellsworth
In lean printed at Ellsworth that hes mag appear
Prcn,ie Court I" be hid n Etiwsrh in sud
~ the 3rd tne..ay Of pill ten 81 III. clnci
IN lhe forenoon aud shew eanse II any they htse @,
The sti instrument should not he prove appros ed
slowed A. The last viii aid urnt Of -aid-c ea-et
PARKER TUCK Jpign.
Atra- oopy,-Auest.
AT BRiNYWATER Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-20
dtuC Court of Probate

Holden G, Ellsworth within and or County nf tisa
cock, On tae second. :" edaestay 81 January, a. J.
Elizabeth II Dodge aidaw II J1h., 8 Dodge late o."
Trem"nt drcra-e having made 'if;.i,ou icF
Allowance out nf The i-rsns estate af said deceased
Ordercd, Thai the said Ezt,.rh NJ Dodge sive moth u
thercofto all persons Interested by copy =,
his order To he published ihr-e week. ell, it,
the Ellsworth American printed In Ellsworth that they
appear at Pr,b,ie C"ur, TO he holden Ut Nj
D'ssr; the thif,i fussI., OF June next, al TIA
Of The clock in The foc and show cause any the,
have, why the same should mol be atlo~ri
PARKER TUCK. Judge.
Atrne c"py-Aites,. A. r. ti;iNE"A1ER, REGISTER
To tie Hon. Pmkr, 7uek, Jndge Of
Probate far tie CD"n,y Of Hancock.
n UMBI.N shows John II. Austin Admins
y traitor of the estate of Elisha Austin late Of
Trenton i'll said county. deceased. that the real
estate Of said deceased consists Of sixty acres 4
land; that the personal property of said de-
ceased is insufficient to pay his just debts, flu
neral charges. charges Of administration &c.. in
the sum Of two hundred dollars, and that he
has been offered five hundred and twenty d, l.
lars by lothian Hragdon of Trenton for said
Real Estate and that he believes portion SAFE
Of said Real Estate will greatly inj,rc the prop
erty, and he believes that the interest Of all
concerned will be promoted by the immediat,
acceptance Of said offer. Your petitioner there
fore prays that your Homer would grant license
to law Of this State in such case made and
provided. JOHN Ii. ACTIN.
Ellsworth. April IL, 1866.
AT Court Of Probate held IA, Ellsworth with.
in and Tor the county of Hancock on the
end "Wednesday of April in The year OF
our Lord eighteen hundred aud fifty five
On the fnreg"ing Petition, Ordercd:- Tina,
the petIt,oner give notice TO all persons inter
estd by causing copy Of the petition and
order Of court thereon, to he published tire.
we-ss -uceessiv cy in tue Ellsworth American
printed at Ellsw orlh, tina, they NAV then
appear at "A Probate Court 10 be h,ld at Buck
p"r, in said county on the first Wodpcsda,
of May next and show cause it any they
have wh. the prayer of said petition should
not be- granted Parker TUCK, Judge
Attest, A + DRINkWATER, Register.
a true copy Of the petition and order Of
court thereon, attcs!
"a r nRl\kWATEH R,cs,e,
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A great deal Of curiosity was mani.
tested by our citizens few days since,
on finding several notices posted up. the
object Of which has not vet transpired. -
We are unable to give correc, idea Of
The appearance Of these notices, for want
Of cuts to represen, the various symbolic
figures. Ii was done up in a neat, easv
style, and apparently be one much ac-
customed TO the use Of pen. The fol-
lowing is as near representation Of these
bulletins as we can give
Descriptions Of the drawings are en-
cused in brackets
IN s
sc".co 60 'r II. . .s,;i'i
Will Meet
~ at [Door] Precisely. ~
QUESTION
RELIGIOUS LIBERTY
8 O'Clock.
"A b,w with arrow Book epen: reads Human
= III v,s~ft Gh.r
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Of an Old Fogy after a defeat at the
polls.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-18
ERDAY, DscINprn "a.

SENalE.
NJ. Seward, Mr.. Tt--,;dcT bad Mr.. Stewart spve-
rally gave mot!c" o! The m:c'in 10 Introduce bills for
hssbor, river ana lake improvements.
iic Sclilin t.:rI Il. juuIHci LnfIi Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The House r:c; m-:ul ~ the appointed hour, and
re.u.acd voting :Jr speaker, VIII; the following re
sut:.
Fity-s'xth vo.c.-Dan!l- ii Massachusetts,, 100;
Richardson ot laIoiS 49, Fuller vi peuusyy auia, .U
scH;tcrmg Votes, ).
tnty-a"vcnrh vote. Banks, Let; Rchardsou -;
Fuller, IL; sci;i,rms vote,
Fltiy.r:- III v1tr.-Banhs, lbs; Richardson, 81
Fuller, Il; scattering ).
\. X. uaro.a!i moved that when the House atiogrn
il ha Ia m"GLay.
Ni!i!. the In hrir" chilled gentlemen nov and
"tauH-,' or Ak ctar.sun, Tor The nn melt; Lritav.
ia, hat thcy ".rI y1;.G- ,r S?rakcr Il'- n,iSapp
hru7.ca cau.g'! repeated oG;,;r:.s oi laughter and
cru, al That shows tar ELECT ui habit" "ru!ln pas.
sion strong IN dra.n: "s,lch 70 You: candidates, my
boys, hn. Ia.
M:. MGf,Eails motion wa !os. bv vote OF IS veas
70 leJ nays iiid the ii"nS. again prUcccaei :" vote
+. y.I!r'!I vote iru&s !G1i Riciar,:3>n, !; Fn..
Ter, II scattering !. Necessary 10 a choice II3.
NJ. E.hcrltgc saId-Hu VIZ. thGt nulhrTy can bs
accomplished !'y vr;in& | move the llons- ID vuru
Nh CuGlGd@., n..gvIuc"d riGrtiu@ ui the anti
Nebraska uud NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ineu 10 night.
Calls TO order d!Ii .IIt:l cu.iisUr, amid which the
House uti"srnci.
Alr. Wn-huurne, ot Illinois, as the members were
about separating, aid" There VII b. meeting 70.
night ~ all III" nr1Dcfs opposed 10 the ncn!nstra'
tlon.'
Cries, from the Democratic side, you've dropped
the Nohr'..la isa;;r. thea, have YOU" "llNe the
uivcii!ig i!Uw.' iLIu.h:c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-18
-S o.
RICHARD +. MATHEWS, ESQ.


TO ne Filters q tie Eag"Ucr'
Grmlern.n.--i see bv resolution OF the House OF
Dr,,ni.. iuut III. o.,.t.rn Of SrrOgi Auditor II 10
ll. I'll o; Tuesday next. | vii! present (" the con.
sdrraiiun ut the Legislature tho gentleman whose
name head, this article. He s citizen ui the cUuu
IS OF Wyihr - gentleman nf high moral character.
M experienced cl'nk Hud accountant. and III every
respect quacd 20 d-chrrgs ;Ir dates Of the Office
Ui Auditor. i!ie friends at SIR Mathews believe
that, coming tom the quarter .! the State lie d"c',
lac prrsrnts -rn, ger 'las than any UEcr n,'!Ivdu.
IL. \ few short months ago, winch Mr.. WISE, the
ria'i uG IT, "0crTn Home WAS presented for Tie
,utr;"cs o the people l"r the frs, n:tice N Their :lt
the trans n!:r:Eauy country took Inn up n!tn't WIN
OF: accord md b"f" hu t:um.hnniiy To me h'gh
station which he d-s:;nGh 10 o. Wing nm III
one Congressional district the !j:!, !hc West,
alas Little T'rnesscr," bc!"e.n Ihrr' ana '"nr
Thousand mHory That circumstance ''o''r '' .n'
tl.i Ia the consider .on Ut i!"'r lnem'"r' 4" the
;IIs-wa..r coaY;irs who 'S| bern placed in the Ls
,,;.i.,,n,, Ly .urh uca2r: mjo:es M. Mathews,
H;s,;n;. hin, ,i,.al nnI The mos, Gnp.c tr,;i-
nrony eau be produced "' '2o fact his friend, h"reh
n,,wh III. rood pic:surS OF the Legislature To- elect
~ =, , ,b,, lulIyc bat rrSp"uSlhl ":,!cc whch he
| '., .;rs Lutte TENNESSEE.