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How it is u.darstnnd

| How the result of the election in Maina is
understood by the Democrats of that State.
the following extract from the Portlqnd Ar.
gus a Leading Democratic paper of that
State, will show:
The Argus says. "We congratulate the
people of Maine upon tie issue of the con.
test. 1t has been severe one. The dom
lnant party have labored as hard as did eve,
party before to perpetuate its power. |,
subsidized the press; it polluted the pulpit
1t changed the professed churches of the Ii.
wing God to cautious clubs; it dishonored the
the holy Sabbath; it uttered giant SANDERS;
it tampered with the right of bal OF; it shot
ireemen down in the streets, and armed it.
self for greater slaughter; it made unconsti.
tutlonal and oppressive laws; it placed in the
high seats of power men whose charac te RS
were spotted all over with the leprtsy o.
crime; it divided American citizens into elias.
SEE; and above all, it stoo arrayed agains.
the Union of these States.
"Weearied, sickened, and disguised with
such folly and treason, the people rose en-
masse, determined to overthrow the present
prty, and elevate men whose principles and
characters would be the guarantee of sound
government.
"And they have done SO. Their potent
voice has been heard, and.by the silent but
resistless means Of the ballot box, they have
accomplished revolution hardly equalled,
never surpassed in the patton. The men
who have done this are not mere politicians:
they are not "rummies;" they are not slave
~ propagandiSts; but they are the sober,
thoughtful, intelligent freemen Of the State.
They are the farmers, the mechanics, the
merchants--in short, they are the working
men of Maine who have done this great
thing. Fellow citizens, the victory is ours.
Let us use it with prudence"
EyA correspondent Of the Deseret News
gives the following account of the discovery
Of a new kind ofsugar at Provo city: ''Last
week a sweet substance was discovered on
the leaves of the trees. "A few began to
gather it by stripping off the leaves and
soaking them in water; in this way Br. A.
Daniels made eleven pounds efsugar in one
day; il looks and tastes like mabls sugar.
Many scores of men, women and children
are now engaged in gathering IL, When It
was first discovered some said that II was
honey-dew; others saidathat ii proceeded
from the cottonwood leaves; but it is found
on all kinds Of leaves and on the rocks. NY
children have gathered and brought in q
quantity Of it. which they had taken from
he leaves,Aas it is deposited; many of the
caves have scales Of this sweet su bstanee az
hicka as window glasa, and some a great
ieal thicker.p aaa sEtes 0l n u 531gi. estelf |
.ftAHA -aI. .------------T----
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GEThs Western Dispatch Of the esd ull.
learns that the fearful epidemic, chelera, L
faging very severely on the plains among
the emigrants. aa
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-17
Horrible Murder and Suicide-A
Noble DOg-A Fiandish Man

We record this morning one Of the m.,st
trlghtful instances of human deprssity that
1t has e'er been our misfortune to learn Of
The circumstances, which are briefly these.
are shocking beyond pareIlel: ,,s3 Il, wa
A German shoemaker named William
hoOerng, living in this city on Fourteenth
near Madison street, has for a long time
led an unhappy life with his wife. Their
quarre!s and dissentions have frequently
disturbed the peace Of the neighborhood
tie has on more than one occasion beaten
and maltreaIed her, and her life was one Of
drudgery and hardship. On Thursday af.
'ernoon last, about o'clock, he vas seated
on his bench working at his trade, when a
dispute arose between them, and he made
sudden spring upon her. catching her By
the throat. and inlictiug FIVE wounds, upon
her with sharp pointed shoe knife, which
he had in his hand at the time any cne Of
which was sufficient tu have caused death
She is not dead yet, but the physicians in
attendance pronounce her recovery inpossi-
ole' He then fled from the house, foIlow-
ed by alarge New feundland dog beIon ,ins
to him. and proceeded to the river, and
jumped in for the purpose of drO wning him.
self' lie was dragged out however By the
dog before he had accomplished his pur.
pose. lie then caught the dog and with
the same knife with which he had st.hbat
his wife, and which he had never let 90
deliberately cut lis throat, and again s,a..,,.
into the river, and succeeded in accom-.
plIshing what the more noble brute, had
prevented him from at first. asa
The murderer is young man, about 80
years ofage. His body has been recovered
and the Coroner called to hold an inquest
Missouri Democrat, Oct. 6. "a
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R1-The "Republicans" Of Pennsylvania
are determined 70 rad P4ssmore Williamson
al all hazards. 'I%a s'&t Z
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TroUn Hyraouco.

Oesol ef n -- A secret session Of Se-
wsrdits md Kno@- EoIhing convention was
Enthusiastically fyE Els pgrpqAssf
I3llsLurnA L. SEQ IA, '55.
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EEP.ices Of produce are running up
Flour, polk and beef feel the rise most.
Nearly ail other articles mast fcllow--by d
kind Of conmerciai' sympathy. Farmers
make tbe money now-a.dayu. The adyanct
Is caused by f5reign demand. and Ia moi
likely 10 Be temporary. ~ ~ " sFa 'sls
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TnANKSGIvNGI-Gov johnson, of Virgin
ia, has set apart the 10Th day of November
next, as day of Thanksgiving and Prayer
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ES-TheJ election Of fdelegates 70 Congress
in Minnesota is to be held on the 9lh inst.
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ST, Petersburgh. Sept. Il. '5s.

GEoRcIk ELEcrros. The Atlanta { Ga.
Examiner Of Saturday. sums up the result
for Governor, as far as beard from, as fol-
lows: ~ #@- yat
Johnsons majorites in 93 counties 1899
Andre~s in the same. +af '.a. a. 4.s7s
Johnson ahead Of Andrews 8,olO
Over [temperaLcel in 6s counties, 4.ssI
Jnhnstn over both, " s. 50,29
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Or Docs man feel girlish vixen he
n-sssmaid,n speech? 34
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-17

sgcaiiiornia, IT'S said. hes gone foE
shs Know Ncthipgs,
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IA E1-There IL 70 DO no fair held In CarEolI
county tbis year. 60 saysathe csrrollion
Free Press. Aa gs vi
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ETWhy are the mouths Of the New
York upper ter" +" since The arrival Of IA
che, like the trenches Of seyastopolf They
are alsa With nanglsd Freach.- BpAten
Post. sav et
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against the insidious wes Of foreign infuence---
coniure you to believe me- fellow-citizens jeal
oasy OF free people ought 10 be constantly awake
aince history and experience prove that foreign in
uence is one Of the most baneful foes Of republican
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" Landsmcn, Flota men, Chaplains, Clerks,
Indians, Wagon-masters, and Teamstcrs, (ther
widows OF minor children who have yet received
full leo acres and who have been in service IA days,
are entitled 10 land in any war since 1880.
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to years halEpay. All who believe themselves en-
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MORE Bounty Land to all who served
Ivu in any war, since 1890, whether as officers,
soldiers, sailors, marines, landsmen. chaplains,
clerks Indians wagon-mssters, teamsters Tor their
widows, or minor children )who have not yet received
full 100 acres and who have been in service "a days
will do well TO write 10 us, post paid, and their Land
obtained.
Address, or call on
LLOYD a CO., Claim Agents,
Opposite The Treasury, Washington, ID. @.
mar TT
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ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS. /.
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sortment Of Cloths, Cassimers, and Vesting, which
they will have made up 70 order in the most fashion
able styles.
Also, on hand very large stock Of ready-msde
Clothing which they win sell a. cheap ss any other
sstAblisbmsnt in the United States. deo<
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THE LITTLE GIANT ON Know. NoTHISas.-Th
Democrats Of this district wrote TO Senator Doug
las requesting him to attend the Hdnse glorifca-
ton that failed In Preston's woods last Saturday
Douglas could not come, but he wrote a letter in
which he spoke Of the American party as the
most ntoerant proscriptiye, insidious, and dan.
gerous political organization ever formed against
the constitution and liberties of free country"
Why not have adopted the language Of Wise,
and called the Know Nothingsa "a Goddess, lousy,
and Christless setr Such abuse has the merit OF
terseness, at least, and lies should always be made
short. - Louisville Journal
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DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING.
MRs. @. v. JOHNSTON, sa
Twelfth street, south Of Pennsylvania avenue, (next
door to Squire Clark's Magistrates Office
at Mrs. Bangs's.
She will cut and baste, cut Llnlngs and Patterns
dec fly
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JOSEPH C. g. KENNF

JOSEPH C. G.. KENNEDY.
LATE OF THE CENSUS orrIcH @
Prosecutes Claims before Congress and the Depart
E4 .a-5# 4#3 ments
Office, corner Tenth street and Pennsylvana avenue
over the Savings Bank.
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RRlGGS, HALL a. CO., Engineers and
- gensral Mschinists corner Of Virginia avenue
and Ninth street. west Wsshingson, DISCREET Of 90
mmpfsN nov lf-1y
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BUSINESS CARDS.
}. w. BARNECLO,

J. w. BARNECLO,
DkALER IN s
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps Bonnets DO,
JSJ SSUsatA strsst, betaDeen II and 4 strests
WARRINGTON, D. O.
n. D. AL articles sold warranted 10 prove az rep
resented. tT
Jan lift
=. ID. HALL, M. D.,
homeopathic Physician,
Once No. 400 Washington Place, between ID and &
streets.
ONCE for night calls,
Third door from the corner Of the avenue In 9Th st
east side jan ely
A. 8. GARNER,
Draper and Tailor,
Fourand-a-half street,
WASHINGTON, d. @.
All orders faithfully and promptly executed.
dec 28-ly
r. III. SIMS'S
Plumbing Establishment,
No. 6l2 7th street. opposite the Intellgencer Office
Hydraulics Of every description put up and con
stantly on hand. dec left
JOSEPH FERGUSON,
Barber and Hair Dresser,
Eighth street, next door TO Squire Smiths Office
dec l8-dly
M. +. PARKER,
House and Sign Painter and GIazicr.
No. 90 Louisiana avenue, between 9Th and 7th sts
>dec l8-dly
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rELSH,s PREMIUM FAMILY FLOUR.
-" BARRELS Of the above Justly
AVV celebrated Family Flour.
sEtCf ALSO,
% barrels Welsh's Extra Super Flour Just received
par Manassa Gap railroad via Of Strasbure from Win
chester and for sale by Che single barrel or drny load
by KINCHEfOE 4 CO.,
No. rs King street,
Jan lb--N Alexandria Va
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SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY
- Lottery.

GKANU bUHEME FOR JUNE.
Glass Q.-To be drawn June %, 1855,
At the city Of Montgomery,
When prizes amounting TO
100000
VIII be distributed according 10 tho following mag
ni6cent schemei
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n FEW more gentlemen can be accom-
n modated with board on reasonable terms Al
No. 4ss, 1lth stree. corner Of street
ap 13-Sm~ MRS. T. L. REYNOLDS
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pEIru. I'm R@rr or AotspssraL SHOOTING --Coro-
rsr ODnnsH ~ss called opon yesterday TO hold an
inquest upes the body Of rstFiek fcrssfsy, lately
sioag "a . rear bouss The nssbborhood Of Forty
n ssrsf Second svtnue, who 20 his death
fcn sisi lst vo1pe, sooassisly Infected on the
~ "a ali b. bsy tsose yohs BrsEnsn krom the evi
eefse s1russ tsfsrs ne Csrores ~ appeared that
ts cas asesf1sn N. bcs Benpao, Who lives tue
pTaa sussf rtn deeeaavd frec a losced pstol In hts
ysse, ssc us ball en- srns the tenoe paced through
lEe iaesriys pfsnlsss sDG stTuck him th. th,xh
~ ~as sit'ina N the Ia eus nt window The ~oun /
ctrnssst 70 srus sorss uoiA YESTERDAY, when death
taf 81 eco bls snefrings The boy Br~ursn, Il ap
Issfsc, was nj ssare q ibse bessg any ball IN tn.
stsFes vAsn D. hted ~ tat sapposinx to be los led
.ns I1.csr csy esrVl~rsly AIRED u sg.n.t the fence
Tke afy ~ kearpg tbs testimony sic,t-a rraoesed
vef issi % - d.ts ssi cssth Recessed nstte Of
Isisaa, ue was bot thir,y YEARS % age.
ForsD DkowoD-Iss boy OF 40 unxaown msn
shsat fcfy ysars q sse crssssS 10 the gsrb Of ssor
fsusa e~s'ing ~ tue vsis o. We foot 81 North
Mecfe rtrr~s yesterday Corapsr osmbie bsd "a In
guest uJeB the to1y ~ le dseeassc .hsn vsraet o.
sypfs@c ero.satg Gas rncscd Diseased hai evi
sssiy ben 10 tss vs.er 0me uonshs, a. The body
E-.L tse-Ss s.s...
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

-JlURUPRAN EXPRESS AND OCEAN PARCEL DE-
~ livery Compan yThe undersigned has withdrawn from
the and Mr. Charles uot has been appoined
agent in New York. WILLIAM q. BAUKEf.
May T. 1865, !, = !
Europesn ExpreSs, connecting with Wheadey Co s
Continental Exprets, 1866 Ieadsnhall London-Parces
mack ted with the greatest des
hatch and at rrroed rates parts Europe. This h
the the United states oat has
fhrou, Esrure will prompt delivery OF all
parceIo sntrustxd 60 them Messrs Whead ey Co. suc
Geeded TO Lieut. Waehorn, who for years was so ia
sng agent The before he accepted this agency
himself Of the responsibility and ehcency Of the
European house. and confidently soets the patronage Of
Nhs O'''A''' CHARLES HOLT, 10 Wall street
Custom House tasness promptly attended to- US pass
ports procured
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Atsr the reading OF the foregoing report, Rev. DR..
PRKsnss Of the Mercer street church. delivered FER
mon, taxing for his text Romans x-14 Is. The dis
course oi the gentleman devoted to expos
ton Of the duties Of minister's and the kind of men who
ought 70 be selscied for the Office There large
ssTvcs of the chorcb hut whose poverty and want Of
means prevented them from doing Yet these were
the men who stre adapted TO the station-men
vbo ieh thsmselves called 70 that mission Every
flstaDct should be rspcefed 10 these to enable
sm 10 upsn the performances Of the duties with
fnb k.cwlsdge Of their importance. and the RESPONSE
bihty thsy incurred in the discharge OF them. They
shosa he thozoushIy educated, to be competent
vouio wcrk miracles IN their case he did with the
Aposts At tbey stouo be given the power OF speak
ng 20 many toDt uss. By money and labor only could
NJ! u suahhtc % IrssIt and the former should
"a snIrose that the ministers distinctive class
n tie stiy that they should b. considered having
20 sftify vita ttsm They were brought up mostly
i.rns, and although portion Of their lives
cane HON tttss 70 nirge with the world,
see 10 tale tier places among their fellow
mn. Attn urh es'inc, from them IN respects,
30 fhsl inhsttse voie wh eh vas common TO both,
tier ssprs th, npaihies and scquaintei with
tnsir Tssssets snd their uprsee II was the duty OF
me church. sben foutd ycupg men Who ser- wiling
cesoss uer i.e 70 the rvics of the sacred ministry
tsirtos tslsnt vss nee ssaryt vas the duty Of the
urea ~ fmfnsh The means tewerde qualifying them
fhssr vss necessary, however tnAt they
shcta te trsd nd focnc capable for the before
hsy ssIs psrmtttsc a. enter upon u. This gas the
Dufsosd ~ ue AGsftcan Educational so siety,
800 b. rev tbat the young who wtr~ sesctei by
heuseesfiss sers deserving of sn the assistance
fAsi sas@ 10 gsves thsm The rev. g.nt,smsn, in con
y fe hnefti sprort 80 msints 0f the members
" 10 tts,th hragiost the eoaotrg.
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81, fore Hon. Judge Ineraham.

Wm Small rs. Erasts Whcdtcn.-The report Of this
tal IN yesterdays HERALD not strictly fair t,wards
the defenosrt. The action was upon . Judgment re-
covered In ls4J. The defence discharge granted
N ls,s under the insolvent law While the pisint's
frst witness under examination, the Judge disco
ycreo the sdsv annexed 10 the iLsolsens petition
vas verified before Commissioner instead o. Jadge,
dir, ctec by the statute THIS be decided be an
ur fatal 10 tts ocharge and without bear,ug further
testimony ord.ptc verdict Tor the plaintiff The de-
inosni baa opportunity to meet aud disprose the
ch.fles ~ frsuo sbich he fully pr~prred tsdo
he case v be carried mp on the point Of law decided
by the Juose.
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EXTRA PAY.

-DOUNTY LAND, &C,-SOLDlERS, SAILORS, AND
ID ali wbe served in Of the wsrs snd their vi
ldren) obtain their arralts ~
iyjnr at the old established once, no Chambers etrtt
rcst TO Burtonss ID. s. BROWNE, Attorney for United
states Claims
bounty lands and extra for u s. Navy saror1,
sc In all nee 7pe-thsir widows and helrsprompsy
Basrces ave widows and heirs Of deoeted o. D. saiorf
ma ohers sese<ed and all krda ot claims against thS
zIn;.sS stetss rssswered by EDWARD 4ISsELL.
Areus ana ssel Purssr U. .. Navy, oI Wan strsss
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AsTROT.OGY.

HEADAME MORROW THIS HIGHLY GIFTED LADY
M seventh seughter aud has naurs gis 20 ten 81,
fhe evepts Of l the taourhts She u the most
wonderful the wJrc No charge ~ not salts
ned 76 Brosme reet, Cannon. Gentlemen lot ad-
1nitted.
u services 60 che ladies' and eenlsmen oi tns o. 10
In phrenclory consulted about love, mArrs1c
business Ac and viii 10 the ~ tho lady geutlemas
1bey viii marcy also TIE name o. her vis,ers henme
ALVIN oonvercs 90 tbe gish, French ana German Tao
Enasee kssdenee 80 Bowety, beaeca First and seooa"
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FmH,-Betvetp enc and two eelock on saturday
morning two small fr,ns tcusss 70 North firss street.
between Ttnh and Eleventh streets, (kAs'srs distfr'
were Destroyed hy Gre. 1bey we're owned b, HagA
Smith spc Mr. Haplon. loss about 81 800. No lasa
rarce On SATURDAY night about n ooloek Ore trrss
or, IN N, esprtrs shop a. G,Ib-r, Parker North
tnth street rear fopTtb hss'efn distrci seica. 70
ssibsr With its contstts was Destroyed. Loss about
fCtf, Of VII Gu sbou' $50 vas II 'oos sod socs 70
i,spisrce B,,h hfes are purpcsa 70 es tEe vors q
On iIcsno'aiy,
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THE GOLDEN AGE ASHORE.
CALIFORNIA FINANCIAL AFFAIRx
THE ANTI I-GAMBpLNG LAW,
interesting Items.
MARRIAGES, BIRTHS, AND DEATHS 4
II III L M A ID IL Z Il s,
&C., de-, &s.

The steamship nlisis Capt xcxnstry, arrived yes
terdsy morning fiom !Aspinwa, fs Kingsson, having
left the former port NAYS.
The Illinois brings news from San Francisco to the
18th OF April and had on hoard about hundred
passengers, and the following amount of specie
freight
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party Of too sutdr.d MornOns, mostly Wslh ant
FrRsb srrvec W piiseurr ths l0.h mat 90 tn~ir
wsy 10 tee oy Of The latter Day saints in tss vy oi
~ GrtAt bait AAAs.
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ZION. CHAs. SUMNER IN BRooKLYN.-THE HON
Ill Chas Sumner, United States Senator from MAssehu
setts, will, by special request deliver lecture on Tha
necessity, prAetnaoy, and digry Of tne anti slavery
the plymouth church, Brooklyn lRev. H. w Bssoher
this Monday1 evening Nav a. at o'clock Hon. Geo
Hail. mayor OF the city will preside the occasion The
exercises will caDzaencs with prayer by the Rsv ~
Storrs, Jr d. ID and address BY tle Rev Henry
Beecher. who wi0 introduce ths SPEAKER 10
70 be had at the daSr