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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-13
lRrom the Bangor Daily whig.l
Democracy In the 'Out c Countess


Democracy In the "Out Counties.
The Daily Minnesotian of Oct. 10th
which we have received from q friend
contains returns from 81 counties il
Minnesota-all but Pembina and few
others on Lake Superior
majority Of 345 for Ramsey, Republican
1t S. Us the State will be close on tn,
Governor vote, and that the Legislator,
is doubtful.
To show the means resorted to by
the pro-slavery party,to carry the elec
ton, we copy remark of the editor
II will be seen that we have left ou
of the table reports Of pretended ma
jorities for S;bley from counties thai
hare no existence upon the map or statute
books, as they too closely resemble the
Brastow game that was ripped up two
years ago in Wisconsin, and the per.
petration Of which here will be resisted
with as much determination as it was
there.
This accounts for the 1900 majority
for S,bley which was one day reported
by telegraph.
Another interesting phase of this
election was the Indian voting in several
localities-all democrats" of course
although as seen below they were perfect
wild savages, dressed out for a war
dance-and doubtless quite as ready and
competent to scalp the Black Republi.
cans as they were to exercise the intelli
gent freeman's right of suffrage.
At Rice Lake, in Blue Eearth Coun-
ty, Sibley, the democratic candidate,
had 80 votes Ramsey I. Sixty of the
Winnebago Indians voted in full Indian
dress.
We copy a letter or two from the
Minnesotian further illustrative of the
manner in which democratic majorities
were rolled up to offset the Republican
gains among the intelligent voters
Decent democrats may be presumed to
blush when they attempt to shout over
such returns
MANKATo, Oct. IA, 1857.
c. d. GILFILLAN, Esa.-SIR-We
sent two men to the Winnebago Indian
Agency, on the morning of the election
to watch the moves.
There were no votes cast at the Agen-
cy and these men report that these vot-
ers were men or devils, as you please,
who could not be picked cut, or selected
by customs. habits, manners or look,
from the fuH blood Iadinns, (or but very
few of them and their names we're told
or spoken by Interpreters They came
to the polls dressed IN blankets, hggins,
and 6reech-eiouts, carrying arms and war
clubs, and with their faces painted. from
so to 60 Indians), to all appearances
having no claims to the right of suffage
The person appointed to take the cen.
sus for that precinct has reported only
40 legal roters on the Reservation.
New ULM, Oct. IA, 1857.
c. d. GILFiDAN, Eso-I regret muc h
not being able to give you better re-
port from Brown county. Four precincts
are making democra ic majority of 33
votes Red Wood and Yellow Medicine
precincts yet to DC heard from the y
may give democratic majority of about
so to Is votes. At Red Wood precinct
Republicans ,rere nat al lsmed to ro,e
which we are able to prove by two wit.
nesses.
We had the satisfaction of having
tried our best in this county. and were
in hopes to give Republican majority
Democratic voting was done, to a grea,
extent, by whiskey-the great remedy
of democracy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-13

AT Galena thousands of men are adver.
tised for, and in the grain-growing regions
thousands of acres of wheat remain ungath-
cred, because the farmers have not hands
enough for harvesting. At Evansville, Indi-
anna, there is a great demand for women as
female servants, and this want is common all
ever the westt IN country.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-13

The omission Of letter sometimes plays
the mischief with sentence. A late paper
speaking of the damage done BY tempest
says a heavy gal ragged furiouAly here on
Wednesday last
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JOB PRINTING

Executed at this Office with ncatness and dispatch
Posters, Shop-bills, Blanks, Circulars, Bill-Hesds
Programmes, Receipts. By-L Laws, Court Dockets
Envelopes, Labels, Cards, DC. &c.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-13

Il, was very common remark Of Col. K.
of Oregon. that certain persons were mean
enough to steal acorns from a blind hog
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-13

CALEB CUSHING UPON THE HARD
TIMEs.-At the recent festival of the
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics
Assoc alton, Hon. Caleb Cushing de-
livered an address of which the follow
ing is the conclusion. 1t contains good
advice to both rich and poor.
To the working classes he would say
be prudent, temperate and patient
but fear not, for the return of prosperity
is before you, and there is that charity
which never faileth to comfort and sus.
tain the unfortunate. To the wealthy
he would say tina, the time had come
for wealth to show its courage-and not
to retrench by iminishing the means
Of employment for the poor. Rekindle
the forges, give renewed action to man
ufactor:es, and start our native common
wealth afresh in its march to prosperity.
The weight of the times, he affirmed, falls
much heavier on the working classes
and to the Massachusetts Mechanic, >
Association falls the most exquisite and
best of duties-a charitable care of those
to whom God vouchsafes less of the
material life which falls to members OF
this association.
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By META II. A.

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-13

SuooEstvx.- Sam, why don't you talk to
your master, and tell him TO lay up treasure
in heavenT
What's de use of his layin' up his treasaF,
dare? He nsber 80 um again.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-13

WHERE DID THE MAN GO TO I'm a
certain hotell in this village. there is
employed bar tender, who is in the
habit of taking his "tod" pretty freely.
but always makes it a point never to
drink in the presence Of his employer
A few days ago, while he was in the
act Of drawing his "tod" preparatory to
taking drink, the employer come into
the bar.roem rather unexpectedly. -
Finding himself caught in the act, he set
the tumbler and its contents ON the coun-
tor, and casting his eyes around with a
look of surprise, exclaimed, "Where in
thunder did the man that ordered this
drink 90 to ?-Nenbnrvh Tel.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-13

The following letter, written by Gen.
Washington, more than seventy years ago,
on the paper or bank currency question, will
BIZ read with interest
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-24
Fresh Arrivals,
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.

IN HHDS, prime Sugar.
j sDU 500 Loaf and Crushed and Powdered Sugar
$50 boxes Havana Sugar; pipes Holland Gin
500 bags choice Baltimore 100 bbls choice MOlasses
Coffee 1000 sacks fine Salt;
SO do LaguYra Coffee 900 boxes Cheese;
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$50 packages Mackerel; 100 bags Pepper;
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THE
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Never Before the Grafeuberg Dysentery Syrup, was
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YOUTH AND MATURITY,

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HENRY HART, u B. ". nAOEAE "a JOHN s. HART,
HART, MACRAE d CO.,
WHOLESALE GR OCERs CONFUSION
MERCHANTS,
Nos and South Market street, Nashville Tenn.
JUST RECEIVED AND NOW IN STORE,
l65 hhds n. U, Sugar, barrels Jamaica Rum,
80 boxes Havana sugar, 800 assorted DemijOhns,
I28 barrels n. Y. Crushed20O packages W. K. Rsisns
Sugar, 100 coils Cotton Rope,
as barrels n. Y POwdered4OO gross Matches,
Sugar, 200 dozen Painted Buckets
80 barrels n. o Loaf Sugar so nests S. Painted Tubs
600 grob,J (" '''''-' So bb6fsS tennessee Axes
$50 bags Selected Baltimore superior quaty,)
COtee 800 kegs White Lead
500 bags \. o. Rio Coffee, Loco kegs Nails ASSORTED
So bags lRgura Coffee Sizes)
IS bags Old Goverument5OO gross Backing
Java Coffee, 100 boxes Palm and German
20 bags spice, 10 cases Carolina Rice.
loo casks Super Carbonate so doz Zinc Wash Boards
Soda, 500 reams Superior Wrap
90 half chests Imperial 8 ping Paper,
Black Tea, 500 N. g. d. Caps,
$50 boxes Va and KY, TO-lO0 bags Shot
baccO, 10 kegs bar Lead,
large assortment of com.iOO barrels Clover Seed,
mon and fine Cigars. 80 barrels Buttersn Sod
100 boxes GGTretts Scotch Crackers,
Snuff, $50 bbls Recti6ed Whiskev
so boxes Smoking Tobacco, Is barrels Old Bourbon
so coils Manila Rope WhiskeV,
80 boxes Pearl Starch IS barrels Monongahelaa and
Is cases Sardnes, Old Rye Whiskey,
80 elsss Oysters, 30 barrels Robertson Coun-
90 boxes Assorted Pickles, ty Whiskey,
80 boxes Catsup and Pep-l5 barrels Old Lincoln Wbs
per Sauce, key,
IS boxes Assd Pie Fruits, 1 ar casks Pure French
IS cases Brandy Cherries, Brandy,
200 boxes w r Cheese, 10 Casks Pure Port Wine,
80 boxes English Dairy 5 casks Pure Malaga do
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200 packages Star Candles, casks Pure Madeira do
so do TallOW do 20 bbls Native Sweet do
% bags Timothy Seed so bbs. American Brandy
800 boxes ass d. Glass Ware 10 bbls. Apple Brandy
100 boxes sXlO and lOXl2 10 bbls. Peach Brandy.
window Glass,
jan HART. MACRAE b co.
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ndPC RTERs OF
HAVANA CIGARS WINES. BIZ ANDIES.&c,
JUST received by Scotland and Cumberland
- large stock Of goods Among which ares
500OU0 Cigars dne brands
100 baskets Champagne Wine;
5ObOEss fine PORT;
81 boxes 6ne Sherry
90 casks hne Brsndes;
IS boxes Calhoun Whiskys
10 boxes Sardines,
% bbls fine Old Bourbon whisky:
100 cases Brandt, in bottles.
ALSO, fine assortment Of Fruits CFacknul Bscus Nuts
oi all kinds nne stock of Chewing and Smoking Tobacco
Pipes Of all kinds and everything kept IN cur line
"lilh we viii sell at The lowest price for cash.
All those owing viii please call and pay we must have
money and further iudu genCe we cannot give.
mar36-U A. KERR & co. 81 Cedar st
SWEET CRAB CtDER.-I5O bbis received Of The
- above which will be sold Louis prices with The
freight added, by laplll J. G. ROBERTSON.
w Il. CHEESE.-5O boxes OF the above in store and
w for sale by J. g. ROBERTSON
GES.-IO0 boxes OF the above in good order and
~ LOT SAFE oy J. &. ROBERTSON.
A LIE PUWP&s-Two dozen New York made Ale
II Pumps % arrive, and will be sold cheap bv
april J. 6. BOBERTSdN' Broadway
IA HlsA s-2oO bbls Whisky In for sale bV
" lanlt s. FRENCH d SON.
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TObaccO.

so boxes Langhorn's Gold Leaf Tobacco !;
100 do other choice brands
so do common Manulae ure.
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AT % CEDAR STREET,
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HAVE jest received direct from the Eastern Cities over
l5OOt volumes Of Standard Literary and AisoellaneOus
Books; 1000 Rsams Paper 500 Blank Books $4,000 worth
ofJeWey and Watches; 5000 worth Of Fancy Goods to be
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orders close the stock Catalogues Of the books
and gifts had the store All ask is for every one
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myself TO elet 20 away dissatisfed."
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-26
DOMESTIC TRAGEDY-MURDER AND
SUICIDE.
4 WHOLE FAMILY poIsoNED-rwo DEAF

A WHOLE FAMILY POISONED-TWO DEAD.
The Seventeenth Ward Police received information
last evening that Charles William Rhiueman, tailor,
living in the tenement house No. 25 Avenue A, AID
one Of his children were lying dead, and that his wife
and another child were i'll from the effects Of poison.
CAPT Hart Immediately repaired to the house and as
certained from Mrs. Rbineman that her husband had,
in the morning, infused poison Of description,
supposed to be arsenic in the coffee, Of which he par
took very freely, and then compelled child of his,
five years Of age, who lying sick with the small
pox TO drink cupfu oft. II alec appeared that the
husband had for some time past been very mtempe-
rate ard had threatened 10 destroy himself and fam
ily. On Saturday evening he informed his wife that
he had something which would put an end to their
troubles, but gave no particulars This excited sus-
pcion in the mind Of Mrs. Rhineman, and yesterday
morning at breakfast she noticed the coffee having
peculiar taste and at fret declined drinking any Of it,
but seeing her husband swallow three or four
cupfuIls of it, her suspicious were in a
measure quoted, and she soaked some bread
in il, and in this way partOok of a small portion.
She did the same also regard TO her youngest child
After the husband had finished his breakfast he forced
the little gill who was sick, to drink cupful of the
fee and soon after the whole family were taken ILL.,
and in the course OF the day the husband and eldest
child died. DR.. Shepard, police-surgeon, is now
attending the mother and her infant at the house of her
father No. A Avenue B, and thinks they will recover
There appears to have been no quarrel between the
husband and wife that would have melted the commits
zion of the act Mrs. Rhineman of course deprecated
the conduct Of her husband in his dssipated course
but seems to have borne his acts with patience, and
supposes that his intemperance had produced tempo
rary insanity. Rhineman was German and about %
years of age Word sent Of the occurrence to the
Coroners Office and inauisition will be held to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-26
LAW INTELLIGENCE

COURT or GENERAL sEssIoSs-JAS. +-Befors Jadse
RUSSELL.
The following named eOavicts were this morhing
sentenced: -,
George HYDE the confederate of Nagen: in high
vsy robbery State Prison fot hfe.
Joseph Perry, one Of the Bond-st burglars, who
pleaded g1l'y. State Prison fr two years. -
Patrick Mclaughlin IPaudeenl. Penitsntiay Il
months IT.. 4.
Cornelius end Robert Lynn, who pleaded guilty to
,sssnns Nr LeecTaft but Who t9ueniy sho"n
were innocent, disehsrged.
Frederick Karl Ulrich. young German indicted tor
ors.ry in the second degree tired and convicted Inc
circumstances s fully published in our police re-
porte Of the arrest The prisoner was detected 10
October lat by Sergeant Bowyer in the act Of engraving
counterfeit. plate for 81 bills he Rockville Bank Connec
cut Hi. sn.cedents bsd. He had fed from London
where be had carried eounterfeitns business and ace
bic aliva had been under the surveillance OF Oee
Bower had learned bis character from the perate
the London He sentenced 10 the State Prison Tor
years and months. 90,
Andrew Williams who convicted in June 1854,
murder Of his wife, bat who to have been allowed
trial. brought into Court be having been locked Tor
neatly years discharged The chief witness against
him q German, and she cannot be found
cd for the term.
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