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Smyrna times., 1860-11-15
Some of the Results

VI the late Presidential canvass are ouitt
curious. Notwithstanding the assertion tb,,
inc success of Mr.. Lincoln would ipaugur,te
~'''Anp'S at "negro equality" and attac ks upou
'"0 rigots OF Southern States, we perceive thai
'"e question of admitting negro suflrage. with.
cut qualification, in the State of New Vol
"'S Oeen defeated by an overwhelming msiori.
" l" maryland, where the question also was.
Whether free negroes should be reduced to :.
"'0'u SerVltude, the result has been, even moro
0'e' "neinlngly, against such injustice.
! IL appears, then, that the Conservative orir
'o"' which will resort to neither extreme. has
prevailed.
ihe vote IN Baltimore, when analyzed. pre.
sen's also the proofs that of at least five or civ
thousand supporters of Mr.. Fillmore in 1885
who voted for the Reform Candidate e., =
"'yola'y' not more than two thousand rc-
turned 10 their party allegiance and voted
against Democracy.
II was that election, saws the Potr;o, ,nk;oL
secured and retained such Wing additions to
Tue democratic vote, aided by over two ,bou
Sahu newly naturalized voters. that pavo tho
State TO Mr.. Brecklnrdpe
Inc most remarkable result of tho lac, De-
o'utntlal battle Is the result in Now Iars,,,
s'i"St Lincoln That New jersey. of.U ,Lo
iLee States this side the Rocky hIonu,aina
. 1"o"'u oe Inc only one to stand opt ono;,,.'
i''"coln' Is under all the circumstances 7oaII,
"u' PrisHg. On the other side. there ro sa,,,,
or ahse disclosures in the unexpected .utTraTas
Oust ior Lincoln in the sieve States of III
"ore' Maryla Virginia and Missouri. apd es.
peclaIly in Missouri "''u CO.
Again, when we remember tba, F,Il,a.o :;
looo' carried Maryland by 5000 ma iori,v Lom, -,
=, naPptnS mat BFcckinrldge, with the dead
VI douglas on his back, has taken awov
.nS 'o,e oi wary land from Bell. We can onIy
pa" II oy assuming that the Lincoln voters
;" !, mary, y,ahu were drawn from the remnants or
In Ime "Iu "hIg party. 1t next op2ears thot wLiIo
,'i'"o's "dS gone against Douglas BY an over.
" Ginning majority, Breckinrdge has lost ksn
ucH' and Bell has lost Tennessee
" "a' mas become Of Gerrit Smith the aboli,;o,
"a 'aHuioale' we cannot tell. His own Stale A.
o'h' mas certainly gone against him and
sa'n'C negro suffrage, and it does not onnaor
"u' ne mas done much even in Boston. IattIy
ne largest Republican positive roaioritv VII
rooabIy be that of PENNSYLVANIA ,ho w.,
',".o WINCH IN lNoG, turned the tide aoaiI.r,
''It party aud saved the Democratic ticker
no VIII say that these are not revoIniinn.
~ ~ '''ee' "heh' among our political parties. !
nc way or another, all old things are done
way "'h' ana all things are newl
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Messrs. J. r. GlImore and BE p,rno, -,
IC'T"2e' N. j., havc purchased the Eo;rI,r
ooC"tr magazine, with view to brinoing !,
up once more to the prominent Ijterary noa; =
Ga, C!en which en- 1t held in days gone by. ry'is v,
nayIofa I!arke' Esq, will retain his Ijfe.lon%
connection with " Old Knick." ''D '''''iO"S
J., LIE ,l FREE NEGRO LAw.--The Law passed
ny 'ne State Legislature of Maryland las,
%.n'sr' recurring free negroes in several conn.
lions hne 'ie 9'ate 10 hire out on certain condl.
' r'pns' mas been voted down in eyerv coun,y
"nere 1t was submitted for popular pproysI "'
who mLSIENcE ,i OF WILLIAM BYrnLY-ByerIv
uay OF forging election returns in rho c',,n.I
".S'r'c'' mas been sentenced to an irnprlsonner,
u Two ana hall years and fine OF $500.
FIX, who murdered Col. Dnyenno,, o.po,
island about fourteen years ago, has bcen 'a ar
rested at AttIca, Ind. "'' 'eeN ar
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morals and peace of any community-a well
'eiee'ed and extensive Public Library.
Leu US nope that the people of Smyrna will
encourage this enterprise, and that we NAV be
spared recurrence of The baneiul experience
oi l0st Winter, in the "beggarly array of
e"P'y benches" presented at most of the lee.
'u'eS' AS when men cater to the physical p.
petite they tempt the palate by some delicions
. p"S'' 10 lmPart relish for the couing
lS1S'' SO the Library Board have promised them,
serves and their fellow. citizens rare trent n
'"7'' intellectual tastes in the Inaugural Lee
'ufe OF the Course, by DR.. Il. w. p. Rider. If
Md'' on Wednesday evening, 2lst
instant.
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BURGLARS IN WILMTNGroN.-The Gazette
gives an account Of no less than six robberies
and attempt at robberies in Wilmington on
Saturday night last. From Almond g. Bro. s
Grocery they took $50; A. Hayes, So; s. r.
Nields d. Co., So, four barrels of -four, and
4oO lbs. of bGckwheat; Phillip Plunkett, $40,
and battered his iron safe considerably in at.
tempting to blow it open with powder. They
IalIed TO make an entrance into the stores of
mayor GilPin and Dilworth & Chandler. The
journal adds two others: Adolphus Hess, Sc
and several pounds of sausages; and E. Robin.
sons hennery of25 chickens.
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UNION AT THE SourH.-The holding OF
Union meetings has been begun this time at
'n' right place. The first one has just taken
pace at Lexington, Kentucky. and consisted of
'ne Bell and Douglas parties If they gener-
sly unite at the south in a movement of this
Eind they will far outnumber the advocates of
dIsuniOn, and keep every State firm excep,
perhaps, South Carolina. We nope to see this
spirit spreading throughout the south. This
sentiment is prevalent enough in States like
kentucky, as ell are aware who are familiar
win The south. Delaware, Maryland, Vir.
g'n'a' Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, North
Uaroiina and Louisiana, abound in men of
sterling patriotism, who cannot, under any cir.
euRstances, be led into disunion.
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GoDEY FOR DEcEMBER.--We have received
the December number Of fGodey's Ludy's Book,
which 49, as usual, an excellent number. Be-.
SIDES two excellent steel plates ILLUSTRATING
Christmas in city and country, there are a mum.
Der OF fine wood cuts, splendid fashion plates,
and any number of designs for crolchet and
needle work. The December number conclude.
the sIxty'iirst volume, and a new volume will
therefore commence in January, thus making
the present the right time to subscribe.
Smyrna times., 1860-11-15

ILLUMINATION IN DovER.-The illumination
'n Dover on Tuesday evening, in honor of The
election of Mr.. Fisher to Congress, was. we
leafn' fine affair. A number of private
houses aud many of the public places were
Igh'ed up, in addition to which there was
hae Pyrotechnic display. Mr.. Fisher kept an
open honse and the most of the visitors partook
O' his hospitality. Both he and Mr.. Smithers
were serenaded BY the Smyrna Sax.Horn
Band 10 response to which they made neat and
appropriate speeches.
Smyrna times., 1860-11-15
House and Lot for Sale

The undersl lgned, having declined to come
70 SMYRNA to live, will sell his DWELLING
noOSE now occupied by Mr. John A. Csven.
uer' on Commerce street, near Union. on Sot
urday' the 2ith inst, at Foxwelrs Hotel. At
O'Clock, p. m. 90
PERSONS wishing TO examine the property
are referred to Mr.. Cavender. 0.rTerms
made SnoTn on day ofsale
hoFlo'ts WIN. l.. HAZEL.
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The State of Europe.

ne principal item of intelligence by the
'ate arrivals ls the closing of the WARSAW W cor
ference between the Monarchs of Russia Dr.,
s'a ana Austria. What was done at this con.
ielence no one seems to know, though sneciaI
pains were taken by those PARTICIPATING lbsro.
IN TO assure the Emperor Napoleon Tim, no
lhlng lnlmical to the interests of Ero,,, =
intended The Opinion Rationale, a Paris
journal OF considerable influence. maintains
however, that the meeting was a copsniracv
against France, TO result Immediately in nm
Italian crusade against Italy by Austria. with
'"e a'''''nnce of her new allies. Such theory
WIZ account Tor the preparations for war made
oy Austria, nor would it be Inconsistent Ui,l
the recent concessions made to IuDrarv. Fbo
Information Is, however, too vague to authorize
any extended speculation.
Queen Isabella has also Withdrawn her min.
lster from Turin, SO that the diplomatic rels-
lions OF Sardinia with Austria. Rnssia and
spain are broken, and those with Prussia arc
ny no means satisfactory. Ofcoarse the px.
Heu bnkes, the eXkjng of Naples and rho
rope oil Rome are bitterly opposed to the Sar.
uihian government; SO that the alliance with
france and the moral Of not laatcr,ab sunror,
OF England are now particularly important IN
victor Emanuel. The Emperor of Franco ~,
pears to hold the balance of mower in biohI
NeF9r oeIore' IN the course Of his remarkable
career, has Louis Napoleon been invested WIN
heavier eight of Responsibility than NJ tho
present moment, for there is little doubt tb,,
except Tor salutary dread of the French army
Austria would seek TO recover Iombardy L
lotce oI arms aud aid in the restoration of the
Dukes aud the ex-king of Naples Were the
protection OF France Withdrawn from Victor
Emanuel 1t would appear almost impossible for
even united Italy 10 resist the inroads of mi.
led nortAerners.
The fact that an English vessel has been
sent to Gaeta to protect the flight of Francis II
s IN accordance with the noble policy of Emo.
and to afford protection to the fugitive. bn,
ioes not necessarily Intimate sympathy for
he cause OF NeapolItan despotism.
The Pope remains a. Rome. and surroundoa
~ French army ready to protect him, it would
'e very Impolitlc for himself, if he should leave
he Eternal City.
There seems something omiuous, saws the
Baltimore San, in the inaetion which f,r
e" weeks past, has ruled ia Europe. Nothing
exciting has occurred since the battle of Voi,
urno. DIstrust appears TO be the order of the
lay. The people are not over fond of ,be;r
'FInces' and the princes, considerably alarmed '
bout their people, see necessity of concos-
Ions' and make them with as much condescen. ,
ion as though they were not the result, Of .b.
ect fear. Only France-the most excitable ,
nd revolutionary nation of Europe-preseots J
ne spectacle of united people and monarch, I
r at least of people whose discomfort is M, J
manifest to the world at large.
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,ns ne editor of theDeaware Inquirer congrat.
unaoeS MS friends on the fact that the Do1GIns
RepntI 9 ~ ane State is four times as large as the
~ uoI.can tni vote was four years ago, aud seems
~ 'Ai"N 'hat It may increase in the same ratio
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Hog Killing.

lhe subscriber, having been engaged for
TWO or three years back IN KILLING Hoes
intends to continue the same this season and
desires all having Hogs to kill TO leave word
WIN hln or Michael Riley, and they shall be
attended to ifposslblc.
JAS. w. LOVEGROW.
N. B.-The regular days for killing are
Mondays and Wednesdays. Place of Slaugh.
ter near the Presbyterian Church.
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FEsrfvAL.-The ladies' connected with tho
M. E. Church at LeiPsc, intend giving Fes.
tval for the benefit of said Church on Wsdnes.
day evening, November 2slh. inst, to com
mence at 6 o'clock. The public are invited
to attend.
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HOG KILLING

Inc subscriber. having had long experience
as hOG BU TCIiER, would respectfully Of.
Ter ms services to the citizens of Smyrna
guaranteeing TO render them entire sstIst,c'
tion' lie has all the machines for cuttipg tho
meat sausage, &c, thereby greatly lessening
The trouble Of the housewife. lie only asks =
tr'0l' bic can be found at any time at his resi-.
uence-the cid BRICK house in Irishtown.
JACOB LElNBERGER
novl5-lm
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fHe negro man convicted of rape upon Mrs,
aiOnlague' att the late Kent co. Court, and sen.
fenced 70 be hung on the 2sth of December.
broke jail, we learn, one night last week. and
hed TO parts unknown.
fhs sentence Of Hamilton, in regard 10 tho
whipping, was carried into effect on saturd. 80
~ his receiving sixty Iashss with switch.
Smyrna times., 1860-11-15

"VINcENr's Semi-Annual U. s. Register "
Is the title of new book recently published
by Francis Vincent, Esq. of Wilmington, for.
mery editor of the Blue Hens Chicken. We
have not received the book, and consequently
cannot speak in regard to its merits.
Smyrna times., 1860-11-15

THE "TTMES' is published Erery Thursday. By
RoBr. D. RoFFEcKER, Editor and Proprietor, at
SmyrHa Del.
ERNS-SUDscRIPrIoN.-On year. 81 so in advance
or $500 If not paid till end Of the year. No paper
discontinued until all arrears are paid-OnIy,at tie
option Of the Publisher.
AOvERrIsING-FOr eUsry square Of ~ lines or less first
Insertion. 50 ctsi each subsequent insertion 25 cts
Liberal arrangements made NTH yearly and half
yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1860-11-15

nfSrRCcTIoN OF PRoPERvY.-About 100 foo,
~ we cam OF Mr. Chills at Roseville factorv
freshe, "'oo CIay creek was carried away by the
the om SATURDAY week, and also portion of
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There are rumors ofa contest in Snssex as
Mr.. Salisbury is not satisfied with the result
II is stated that the election officers in some of
.he Hundreds went TO bed and neglected to tall
icy OUT the votes until next day. This accounts
for the delay in the returns.
Smyrna times., 1860-11-15
Lectures of the smyrna Library Association

We are gratifed to learn, and have no doubt
our citizens generally are as much so, that
the Lecture Committee of the Smyrna Library
Association have secured the services of DR.. r
". r. Rider, of Salisbury, Md. to give the
Ini'iatory Lecture of the Course of the season.
O0 Wednesday evening, 2lst instant.
To those of our citizens who hea rd DR.. Rs
beautiful, chaste end eloquent grafton on the
4'h OF July last, it is only necessary to mention
the iaSt that he is to open the Course, to insure
full house. To those who had not the plea
sure of hearing him on that occasion, we can
confidently promise rich and rare intellectual
treat
Smyrna times., 1860-11-15
THE MARKETS

= IN smyrna white wheat is selling at 81 IS
meu' m ~ 80 ; yellow Corn 81 cts,-white g.
tye' u and Oats, 81 cts per Lushel Rour5
potatoes, 81 cts. per bushel. Bo,,or o. Wv
per ID. Eggs, II cts. per doz. '
;, Inc prices in the Philodelp phia market sro
- OF " "nl.e wheat 81 45; Red, 81 SO; Pye.
ID Cts; Corn, 10; ana Oats, "a cents nor hn.h
ell. po' 0uSh-
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
VILLAGE Green Snninaru

LOCATED II MILES FROM WILNIscros. ANN
MILES FROM CHESTER.
10Th. '-"1 VI N1onuay' NOV
ne course Of study extensive in tho Classical
rI o'ia'oaI and Engllsh Departments, embracing
nares " NV i"S' Glass oein-
-'l'G'on Ii supplied with large amount Of
IN ".nspp"rdI Apparatus, which ~ Ised in the Wn,er
Of Natural Science 81 'i'ui"'i'g inc study
n Library Is accessible to Pupils.
r icid eEer lTe in Surveying For CircpIar, ~ :,
lorlnaion address Nui"rs Of IN
,..oo. Ef.F j. HARVEY BARTON, An
image Green Seminary, Del. CO. Pa.
Smyrna times., 1860-11-15

! HE baSel"en; the new NJ. +. Cbprcb =,
reI'0n was dedicated on Sabbath last by Rev,
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E~l you want Fence Board 90 TO
James E.Black's Lumber Yard.
"here you will find very choice lot of II Fl
i IT, Is IT. and Is #. lengths, together with a
large assortment of all kinds Of Ipnbor :,
very fair prices.
Smyrna times., 1860-11-15

-Four years ago Buchanan carried New Castle
county by 500 majority; last week the maioritv
against him was 1870 votes.
Smyrna times., 1860-11-15

ATTENTION IS called to the advertisements &c
= II, collins Geo. II. Raymond, Win. l.. JJ,.
eel, J. P. Lamb and others.
Smyrna times., 1860-11-15

The SuPeriorCourt and Court ofGeneral Sea.
slons will commence at New Castle, on Monda .
the 10th inst.
Smyrna times., 1860-11-15
Ort DcPOst
IIanIng Mil & Sash Enctnru

orr DcPOSt
rlanIng Mill & Sash Factory
we lnFlle Inc attention ofall persons IN ,bo -,
~ WI" contemplate the erection Of D,raIIig1H.
D"iA', ~ l" our extensive stock Of RniId;r NEE
1''i ~ .''e rough and prepared for use : Dsme1.
3ooH H AND WINDOW FRAMES, CCircuIar q Plan
nnl'Nps-N ENlTIAN AND PIvoT '|
PANEL SHCTTERs
T4SHts H4 lDIassed and not Glassedl
WOOD MoCLDINGs,
lioT-BED SASH
BRACKETS
WOODEN MANrELs
nE"EL POSTS, (Turned
BALLAsTERS, (Purnad
BARN NENTILATsRs
WINDOW GLASS
BUILDERS HAR0wARE
oAsH W EIGHTS AND COINS
HAND RAIIHG
TENS, WOOD TUBE FOR CUA1s PSup
=, Aiso-DRESSED FLOORING
w w iiITE fE'E, NORWAY PINE YE1Iov, p,
,hEhLOCk, twe seasoned "A AND
i''culsr attention given to the sb;nman,
% materials to all points, with dispatch bv
" All OF the above we offer as low ,ho
lowest tor the cssh, or approved paner
Al orders by mail or Otherwise. attended -
WIN PfomPtness, by NOLAND g. CO.
Port Deposit Mo.
Smyrna times., 1860-11-15

Prof. Wood.
Smyrna times., 1860-11-15

PETERsONs MAGAzINE.-We are in recain,
OF this popular Lady's Magazine for December
IL Is a splendid number. "Peterson" hase cir.
cuIaton Of 10000. 1t will be greatly improved
IN lool. 1t will contain 1000 pages of double
coIumn reading matter; ii steel plates; II
colored steel fashion plates I2 colored patterns
IN Berlin work, embroidery or crotchet, and 500
wood engravings-proportionalely more than
any other periodical gives. Its stories anJ
noVelets are by the best writer's. Its fasbions
are always the latest and prettiest Every
he'ghborLood ought to make up a cub. Its
price is but Two Dollars year, or a dollar less
than Magazines of its class. Subscribe for it
and save Dollar. To clubs, it is cbeaper still
VIZ three copies for $5, or eight for S1O-
10 every person getting up a club, the Pub.
Usher will send magnificent premium. Spe.
clmens sent gratis to those wishing to ret nm
Clubs Address, post paid, Charles J. Petersen.
800 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1860-11-15

HE OrTIcEs.-NO sooner is one irrenres-
alole conflict ended than another beoins-
the second one proving. we opine. more diei.
cult TO settle than the first, viz the distribu.
@ llon OF the lOaVes and fishes The Republican
we understand that there are mnnv an.
pIlcants Tor the different Offices in the State.
anu some OF them are already taking steps 10
~" push ,L 'nelr claims. Among the parties named
/. Heald, DR.. A. II. Grimshaw and San'nni
Barr: For the Custom House, John A Dim.
GaD' Thomas NJ. Rodney. and Lewis Thomson.
FOR The post office at New Castle EdwnrJ
challenger; for Odessn, Henry p Baker:
Mlddletown, John Il. Crouch. For tho In
sspector at New Castle, Robert II. Barr. DR..
Reynolds, aud others. For Marshall. Jas. G
AIkIn' Nathaniel Wolfe, and others.
Smyrna times., 1860-11-15
Ready Made Clothing
And
FUEsNESEFEN@ COOnS

nese Goods have been purchased in pbiI..
u''pn'di OIL Tue best houses, for cash, and wera
selec'ed with the greatest care, purchased a.
''ie lowest c1sh prices, and of such bouses anIs
SIi VINO never deal IN anything like Auction trash
II 'l'S friends may therefore rest assured thai ar.
lc.Fs bought OF him will and must give salts.
'ac,lon. All he asks is fair look At his s,ock
ana he VIII not fail to show that his Clotbina
IL Oe'ter made, of better materials, better Trim.
hea and cut with more taste, and last. tbonrb
Do' least' cheaper than can be bought elsewhere.
no'0 JNO. II. BEWLEY,
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Good News to the Farmers.
novI5-Iy
Caution.

Caution.
have understood, from reliable sources. that
there Is a certain Negotiable Note, drawn with
my signature to it, and dated some time this
year, OF which knew nothing until informed
recently. | therefore caution all persons of
negotiating or receiving it, as will not be
responsible for the payment of such note
having no value received for the same.
JAMES P. LAMB.
November Sd, 1860.
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Doctor Edward ID. Dailev.

Has REMOVED from Main street IN the co.,
ner Of MARKET and COMMERCE. strasss.
house formerly occupied by Joseph Stayton.
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Biggs' over Reed,

The difference between the votes cast for
Mr. Reed and the Douglas Electors is 247, pre-.
cseiy Fishers ma jority in the State.
The figures show that the whole PEOPLES
Ticket in New Castle is elected, save the Cor
Oner; kiligore, (Dem.,) beating his opponent
BY 40 majority. Fishers majority was COG.
In hent (see Official vote, first page,) the
Democrats have made clean sweep eIectino
their county ticket by an average majority of
69O The majority for Biggs was 376. AS
az evidence Of the irregular manner of voting.
the official count shows that DR.. NJ. G. Lofland.
nominated on the Union ticket, which was If
terwards Withdrawn, received 81 votes in
Duck Creek, II in Little Creek, SO in Dover.
IN Murderkill, Is in Milford and . in Mis-.
pillion-l43.
In Sussex the Peoples Party have elected
the Senator, four Representatives and three
OF the Levy Court; the Democrats carving
the Sheriff. Coroner, three Representatives and
Two Levy Courtmen. Fishers majority, IL.
The Senate will now stand four Opposition
10 i've Democrats; the House of Representa-.
tIves will contain ten Democrats to eleven Or.
position. On joint ballot there will be tie
4 State Treasurer and State Auditor will be
to elect by joint action. How will it be done.
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STRAW CUTTERS

Sey' Feeders and Seq. .Sharpeners,
For Sale al New York prices.
Oct LIST, 1860. VIII MED
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An article every farmer ought TO have.
Oct. LIST, 1860. L. WILMER
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NEW YORK SURFACE AND SUB SOIL
.E~ II GLIB %AZ%| SzS
POTATO DIGGERs, HORSE HOES, CARROT
WEEDERS. &c. 4. WII.MER
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Teacher Wanted

For lo6l' IN School District No. 6. in Cav
llnt l,ne county Nd near GreensbOrough. s.I.,x
No per quarter. Apply to ''''arS
}. r. MANLOVE
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COFsASkAS.IIREss
Road Scraners.

Single and Double HOppers,
At very low prices. 4 WILMER
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-08-24
Hon. Bion Bradbury.

This gentleman has again been put in
nomination for Congress, in this District
1t remains to lie seen whether he can
possibly succeed in making the fishermen
believe it will he for their interest to vote for
him TO represent them IN Congress, and for
his friend Mr. Douglas for President \ de-
cent regard for consistency, should have COM
rellcd the Convention, which 50 heartily and
warmly endorsed Mr. Douglas and cspouscd
his cause. t. have been. either silent on the
matter Of the fishing boantcs, or else to have
mystiticd the matter 50 that no one could
gather from what was said what was meant
But instead Of that, the old resolutions of
lS5N are di>nterrrd from their silent grave.
and thrust upon the public again, This, to
use hjiucl y but expressive phrase, is "rath-
er steep. 1t is no; extending to the People
the common courtesy Of surprising them to
know anything. Every person who reads
the papers or who has but an ordinary ac-
qaaintanee with the current political topics
Of the day, and the positions and strength
Of parties, knows full we'll, that the DISPOSE
ton Of tins fishing bounty question belongs
t. the great and growing Republican PARTY,
Thank Heaven. the world moves. though at
n moderate laec. and the 50 called Demo
cratic rarty no longer holds this question
over the head. Of the honest fishermen to con.
troll their setes. The seertrc has passed from
their hands, and there is and will be a ma.
jarity in enc branch Of Congress, standing
n 4 shield between this great northern in
t,r~t and the Democratic Senate with its
Clay aud Douglas demanding that it shall
hc repealed. When the blast Of The Rcpul-
lean masses shall STRIKE the Douglas aud
Breckenridge wings Of the shattered dcmoc-
racy in November. causing them to mel and
stagscr AMY 10 their salt river retreats, then
will d" Honest .Abc - be ready to take lo-
SESSION Of the " hitc llau.c. aud his influence
will he added 10 that Of tho llous., Of Repro
sentatiIcs as guarantee that our interests
an. safe.
Mr.. Bradbury. we notice. WAS nominated
~ u committee instcadaf the usual way. and
then it was made unanimous
Douglas 4 Jobns,u resolutions were pass
ed, and Smart endorsed. Joseph Wcscott
Of BluchiII wa nominated for ElceJ5r