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FOREIGN NEWS.

The london TINS nf the 1oth nit. hn. a
leader iron which We take the foIlnwinc cx
Illicit declarations ON our scctsyion ,nnlc
90 cdn apV sane man 5rgrrre Inn E,oIy,n
and France lriH nseay. dS * MIR y,,ooCs,eo
10 aB1ifB TIE ppi,cg Of kaT n reef,t,v Tor tbe
-ake of an e4i,y,ded rp,y,sa trade and I = MIR.
chase the favor pr Charleston and Millerlc.
vile by recognizing what has b,rn called
- the l-nthcrmnt law. which ilppels African
labor towards the trntics' on the other side
of the Atlantjrq WIN tho susn,n.inh nf
tay;uents in sneie imrrnvn the erc,Iit of the
rccusaut N ties and will AN in,lsn,odtnt Adj
ministrati,p provc AN rt,n,nic, Il cxradicnt
10 the States who b,y., hilbert, b,rnr a very
small share of the mile burdens Th,s.
ars consi, Ter I'll ms ghi,h may h, drowned
in the n ,ssi,,ns Of the hour. Int which still.
we still believe, assert thcm- Tvs ms the move
mont becomes more rpruIar and orelrrly-
We have confidence, not ,n,y IN the discre-
ticn Of Mr. Lincoln. Int in that nf Nr Bu
chanan, who in the remaining nnnths of his
Pr--ilentsip nav do much 10 mitigate thes,
desperate and ruinous e,npsrs
Of one thing the Dem,c7sfs NAV be well
assured that the character and presti.p Of
the several Cnsed States in the eycs Of Eu
r ne dcrend on their s.leral II, hon. Lord
North SAW this when hr skiTfulIy proposed n
compromise which would have had the effect
of isolating some from TIE r,st and Burke
resisted his scheme Of cancellation on tina;
very ground. " Hoe Hbar4s re.i the
stubborn and mutinous spirit Of the South Is
falling into the tacti,s IF the enemies of
American Inicrendencc. J<f fB.yc be no
nustake as Ia Finnish abia. spiaiea on ms
subjss,t If we have ,Hia IA sincere homage
to the RISING greatness Of America. il has not
been to that which the S,uthrrnrrs are :,
anxious to converse, but To- that which they
are striyin, To- destroy. All that is noble or
venerable IN the United States is associated
with its FEDERAL Constitution. It's not the
demonstrations OF Southern ruhlnism in
Congress. or the fllIbu<tring agtrandi1.-
ment of the South. from the Mexican annex.
atoms downward. ar the iucitiv. Slave law,
or the bred ScIt Dtrisi N. or the Kansas
MIR ska act-it is not t csc. OF any other
triumph Of Democratic ins j nee during
their ascenlaaev Of half century. that has
commanded the .vm,athy and ad niration of
Europe.
We have Judged these thing, lenicntlv. as
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SCno)L MEETING IN DISTRICT No 3.-An
adjourned meeting Of the legal voters in this
District will be held at the Schoolhouse ON
School St on Monday evening, commencing
at 4 II clock. At the meeting on Mon
d Y afternoon, only about dozen were in
attendance. |, is to be hoped and expect d
that at the adjourned meeting there will be a
full attendance, as business of Importance
will comeup for action. Measures are to be
taken to have the Schools in the District
thoroughly graded, a measure of the greatest
Importance, and one requiring elaboration
and consultation. The expenditures Of the
District vi hin the past three years, have
been on liberal scale, in the way OF proyd-
Ing school-room accommodations, and this is
just the time, 10y wise and judicious action,
for the seven hunded scholars in the District,
to br.yia to reap the advantages of the large
outlay. Every parent in the District is deep
~ intcrcste in the action of the meeting,
aud should not fail to attend.
The propricty of raising more money for
the purpose Of re-moleling the School House
ON School St, 50 as to make it suitable for a
G amman School viii be discussed. There
is, also, much other important business ap-
pertaining t. our school system, which will
have to be discussed and perhaps determined
upon by tins meeting, such as changing the
locations OF some Of the schools &c We ad-
wise all 10 be present
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

wv call attention to the advertisement o
Messrs. Leonard Scott { Co., the American pub.
fishers Of Biae4r,o3,s Nleastae and the ButIsa
QaaHaiy Repioes. They oder faro inducements
TO subscribers 10 obtain back numbers No man
tia; pfeteuds 10 be well read in current events
can we'll afford to be without these invaluable
works
NEw YORK LEDGER call attention. to
the advertisement Of the .Ncls York Ledger.
which will commence a new volume with
the beginning of the New Year. II will be
seen that unusual attractions are offered and
the corps Of contributors for the ensuing year,
unusually large and brilliant.
HAYrI.-Thaycr & Rldridge, Of Boston, ,
have IN press a GUIDE To llAYTI, by james
Redpath, published under the auspices Of
President Grtirard, which will embrace a
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abridged Essays on its Natural History, Min
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great Emigration Scheme, which is now at.
tracing - much attention from our colored
classes, everywhere NJ book has been pub.
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for the Emigrant's Edition" and one Dol
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postage.
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trations Boston Gould & Lincoln. la,
The author has labofcd to eul from tho
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sources much that is highly interesting ma
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this, to make pleasing and interesting hooL
OF collections of scenes full of romance All
interest. The work is produced in eleyan,
style OF binding and typography. and bo.
many illustrations. Moses Hale has It.
-Abbott's American History w, Jyy
is upon our table through Brown & T,,,,,1
Boston Sheldon and Company, Nsw yo,L
Pub Moses Hale has 1t.
Mr. Abbott is a popular writer fo, H..
young adapting his style to that class Of read.
ers' and lmpartlng valuable information nm,
instructive historical facts in a pl asinc form
making h'' writings always popular. Tbi.
WORK Is issued in fine style, with mans and
Illustrations. The title OF this number i,
i"e southern Colonies CSC Pages.
THE RrR.L ANIMAL for 1861. h,;r, t,,, =,
valuable information and illustrated with
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the country.
NrtLfss fiEsT SoBoo1n,Ys. is a handsome.
y hound and spirited book Of 10 ,,,c.
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othFa TusS ADAM is another prcttily got.
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them
The Nv York Erraiuq paa il f,v
n1n' years old. and it was never s., rro.ner.
enN As at this timc. In its Prospectus. the
fi'''f says " The great Republic is pas
'ng into ITS adult stag oi existence. when il.
strength Il 10 I've tested aud its virtue TO b,
sorcly triei. =
Y We return thanks II the hon. :. C.
Foster Tor eery Of the National Republ,eon,
aud al-o fer copy Of the G}o5-.
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Mr.. Jarvis Letter.

THIS letter, like It's Predecessor, gives the
writer views, without any pretention as 70
speaking authoritatiycly for any body else
We have no doubt but twent, years ago, the
author would have fired up if like crisis
had arisen. and instead of talking about al
lied confederacles," he would have re-echoel
the sentiment Of jackson. i" he Tion must
and shall be preserved II is of no use to
talk about Fremont and Lincoln being Sec
tlJnal candidates ; and there is not half the
FroPriety in doing So as there would be in
calling Breckenridge sectional candidate.--
1t is this persistent habit oi the so-called
Democrats, of incorporating the princi-
pies and aims of the Republican party, which
is working 50 much mischief to the South.
Republican papers and Republican orators
are alike forbidden to circulate in these hot
beds Of Democracy and secession and the
people there, with but the exception of the
te,c politicians by frade arc as ignorant Of the
purposes Of the Republican party, as they
are Of the political polity of a tribe of Ne
grocs in South Africa This is why the Pres
idert should put down the demasogucs that
are fast Fastening the South into difficulty
and have prepared the people Tor secession
thru mis- representation. General jackson
said, in his famous proclamation, addressed
to Caroliuians " Those who told YOU that
YOU might reacably prevent the execution Of
the laws, dcc.iced you-they could not have
been deceived themselves.
Their object is dis-union but be not deceiv-
ed ds-union by armed force is TREASON
The clear voice of jackson. saying to the
deludal men Of the South. and the double
traitors that urged her on in her mad career
in lS32 = The la,cs Of The United State.
mast be executed, sounds ike true patriot.
ism while the ,imid, half approving tone
Of modern demOtrats-only part of them
thank Heaven, u Us, has an entirely differ
ent sound
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-21

SoUru CARouNA-rhe Secession Convention
ofthis State. assenhl at the Capital the 18th.
Fine small pox drove them away and the
next day it was in session at Charleston
The claiymaa ilas appointed various commit
socs, such - on an address to the people Of
the southern States, on foreign relations, on
commcreiIl relations. on the constitution of
the State and oa the relations with slAyeholi-
ing States. It Is supposed that these COM
nsittees W il! attend to their Gatis 10 a leis-
uFely manner, living in the mean time, on
surplus stock Of patriotism LAID away for the
occasion. About $50 members present,
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MI. nE.ERr Rlck. Dc. lSfn

Nh, EDITOR An important meeting was
held at Boat Cove, under shelving ledge
on Monday the lath inst, to take pr1limin.
airy measures to dissolve the Union, 4 COM
mittce was appointed to draft paper con-
tanning summing up Of our grievances. -
This committee is to report at subsequent
meeting. The self constituted committee on
resolutions reported the following
Reselred,-That Mount Desert Rock is,
and Of right. ought to be free ard indcpcnd-
cnt.
Rcso'r,d,-That, in our opini5n, the old
provcrb . that in union there is strength,
is an unmiti-at,l abolition lie.
Re,9'rcd. That we believe IN the right Of
secession, that mnorltics if they live On this
Rock, ought to rule, that the government
was made for us, and we will not be deprived
of the. iaaieaaj1e right to kick up row
generally" when we please.
Rcsolr,d, That the uuion Is humhug-
all men are humbugs, except those that live
on the Rock. the world is big humbug' ex
cept the Rock, and therefore We secede from
the world, the Union, and ourselves if NC
can.
Reso}red,-Tbat by the laws of attraction
and gr1yitation, or some otter equally potent
primal and fixed " institution we should
have the privilege Of catching, curing, and
selling Goldfish on tae land.
Rese'eed,-That We will :" 90 out So
ccde, depart from our anchorage. take final
leave en- the 4th Of March, unless " Unelc
sam vii continue to pay Us all salaries,
in which case We had rather
-'s ear the Ills We have,
Than Ay to others that We know not Of. :
,Jseop.
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FfIfiIHlEf1fN,
King, c, unity, New York

: Reader put.tl- the f,Hssns s.t,m.tt and th,n
judge q - iscts - yonrs.f.
assAs cols 4 Rfcassn,S v a veil kuo~n ehr.n
'hrfr hAi 'Hferrd irgw fS,~I-iA Or years. With
out lsrsnrut fvI,i, uffh he id AYfas Is which
Az accfg Ia tt. direction. f3f thu. complaint re-
stored him 10 health la SO seeks AMER iut.r-.i
81 .e moths h. has had Al h. eaaar
Csc W snss, Of iIAfmoay, Tesas IND an Eruption on
his nrrk sapahlefs hAek and legs wheb onYerd As..s
eur thSd II his hsiy II keIt The pat -fcted covered
~iih srth, ard tiag ofrn covered 18th raw core
- c5uas- vtTy Troublesome AID distressing II -, much
IMPAIRED ~. heah A. O. unfit him ,r hlsncss aud 10y.
h'ul 10 constant sufrfnE All medical AID had f4ii.-f
him n1iit he t"a AIaAs tasF. M stEAFAHiILA
slurh cIr"d him it- skIa sti shows some scars uu
the n'cetti'u boz H b., uflrfWis" CHAR fan'.
Joh> II SH~k 80 an eminent lasycr Il Eichmonss
toJk e,+i .hsH eftiri his lungs A ere pas.
49, IN IN ths side, With bad cough which coon
i+os~I hy us anniistakab symptoms q eansu rption
Nhfn 'esanc~i very i"s be commenced taking Arts's
tHsBEr PacTtEAt. which soon .tuppyd thr cough and
eonpie'iy carri him iyN
Prepared by DR. }. C. AVER l. Co. LoseL Mass
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Mr.. Lovcioy objected to Mr. Hills giving
an Interpretation to his proposition.
The Srnlker-pebAta is out ef order.
Mr.. IlAl, rcSuning-lt aaJrds me, never
thcle>s. great satisfaction.
Mr. Florence of Pennsylyania-The gen
tlenEtn bias furgotton " that while the lamp
holds ont II burn" &c. tLrughter.)
Mr.. bpvrioy-Thcn there is hope for you
Mr., Florence pray all the time
Mr. Branch Of NoIth Carolina declined to
vote, believing that the effect oil the resJu-
ton cuuntenanced civil war.
Mr. Morris Of Illinois again offered his res
ISOLATION. which passcd-Ilj to A.
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South Carolina.

:. G. where they will men carry their own
pass ions and their own nature with them y
VIII s5ut! Carolina get rid of her hot
spurs by sec S>ign " i'll not the Rhetts and
the mea Of their class, carry outside Of the
Gui5e, their unftness and incompetency
their sc'fshness, their imperiousness and bad
passions We heard an anecdote Of two
men in this State which we'll illustrates South
Cardinals attempt to run away from herself
and her troubles, These gentlemen We shall
call Nat Baker and 10 Cobb, They were noted
for bccins rather outlawlsh. and in time be
came tired OF themselves and their neigh
bprs shared ia this feeling. They mustered
up courage, to decide to run away, and ac-
clrdingly started. but after travelling one
day and part Of another, and becoming ia
tigued and hungry, they sat down to think
over the matter, Well, says, Nat Baker,
- what fools we are DO, Z" why" says 10,
because, replied Native may run TILL dooms-
day and we cannot run away from Nat Ba-
ker and 10 Cobb. " d. conceded in this
opinion, and therefore they both rctraced
their steps.
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To Horse Owners.

On SWEETS ISPALLIBLE LISIhkNI FOR HORSES
Is anr,aled ~ any and ali Liet ess ArlsiUg
from sl Sius Bru Nrcnehiug IL. .fc is magical
snd ertan, Harness or Saddle Calls, ScfAcies Mango,
sc silt also speedily SPAWN and Ring bobe
be easily prevented and cured in their iacpient stages.
cat CONFIRMED eases beyond he possibility 81 radi-
cal No u the kind however. Is desperate
hlpsless but may l. sleSiaiei by Ihs Linment, and
is fsltl Application viii always remove the iAmrness,
a. enable the nurse b travel Nsh comparative
livery Ia fsr os shHlid hAy= tbs remedy at hand.
for ts ncy az the FIRST appca u Latnensss will
tfcuaiy prevent those formidable diseases mentioned,
TO which all horses liable and which render 30 many
otherwise valuable hPrsys nearly S0gthless.
see adye rtstucut, e9Nlyas
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ENGLAND AND = SOUTHERN CoNrFDERACY.-
The tone of the English press utterly pre-
eludes the secessionists from indulgiug in any
hope of encouragement or sympathy in their
schemes IRON the British government. The
Tunss substantially adopts the Republican
view OF the present crisis, and charges the
southern leaders with the responsibility of
bringing it on The London Nelcs takes very
aearly the same ground. The Saturday
Rerietr, the peculiar organ Of the most cult
waited encles vi the kingdom, reviews the
whole course and scheme of the secessiOnists
with great severity. Ii declares that if the
proposed Southern Cuuteleracy should I'M
dertake to expand It's area for the purpose of
extending slavery, the PROJECT would be re-
sisted 'by the whole strength OF European
civilization. 1t accordingly maintains that
the strength OF the South lies in the Union.
beth in military and L moral point Of view
some Of l. allusions to British successes in
the S3uuh daring the Revolutionary war.
cannot be very pleasing to Southern readers.
These accurlaut expressions Of opinion
that the British government wants nothing
Of southern ntsdegaey, Manchester and
cotton, contrary 70 the assertions OF many
Southern orators, have no power 10 compel a
different result. But. in fact. il Is for the
interest Of Great Britain that the South
should stay in tie Union, where she can SAFE
ly raise as much cotton and prosper as well
rs under any other state OF things conceiya-
Die, and probably "a great deal better. By
seet ssiou, South Carolina and her conieier-
ates would do nobody any good, but would
hurt themselves more than all others com
biacd Boston Journal
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The principal pre;enee Of grievance now
ceders Is that there - difficulty in entorcin.
the fugitive slave law. In lSj3, however
the Charleston Mercury did not seem to con
slider it Treason to oppose that law. 1t then
said
The South has gained nothing but a loss by
tins bill 1t was a stupid bluuder on the part
Of Southern statesmen. The hard features
Of the fugitive slave law and the Jar5erous en-
forosne'a of them, provoked hatred 10 the in
titution abroad, and opposition al Aolse.
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36th Congress-. Session.


SENaTE-Mr. Clark of rcd Il respldti N Of
inquiry OF tn President, Us To whether forts
Moaltrie and Sampler were prop 'rIv suppl
ed for defense. aai " ,sthcr u sa h:ient NUN
Der of men wle in them u defend them
against a sud len attack and als1 whether
addition Il IN IN had been or ler-d, or ~ ' steps
I ikea t. liner .ise their ehsctiv n - atS1 in
whose custody the arsenal at Charleston is
PLACED and what arinsare Their, or if rem "
ed hy whom. and the rcas IN why they are
not in POSSESSION Of the glvernm mt officers
also what instruct ms have been given To the
officers 1T said forts in else Surrender is q
manded By any p 'rSon or authority ais the
C ,rresp ,ndence b'twecn the Com nlndcr-in-
chief of the army relative to incr ;lsins the
force al these forts
Mr. Brown objected, and the resolution was
laid over
The Dc-root claim was referred to the Com
mittec on Claims.
Wednesday and Thursday next were set
apart r territ ,ritl business.
The bill u carry ont the provisions Of the
Mexican treaty was t,kcn up.
Mr. lyerson explained the I'LL.
Air. llamin objected, and novel that q
new commission be appointed to examine the
claims
J., ,..;.,,.r
A. -, -,
a. -
I'd " /, la Eel. e.;.h :,
WI '. "'o p..' ~ .:'1 49,. 49, ~
a,su'hs"' a,'ue' 'H's'I .h ''i.' 10
i'ny WV a'. 80 '',' ~. '"'.
,eii'y e'','o W - '''' ~ G
pam " ~ w " pas.,,,'' f,',t5 ~ l. :
nor ruica any "nIie w ~; i1" .'ooa u
MN WIN ''ifo''' nc u'u nov NM. '',''',.
t"at anything srowu5 ,us VI 'ne t.e NJ tiVee
10" was ''' ''o ''''''..'''' u va.
SUM ~ W. ~
revolution any 'nh' W 'Vs''.'' =, "a . t'io
presc"' "u,n ''"' '',''
eAc,e,n NJ II '"s Pc "'0
sreui'e"' ~ VIZ.
o'athsrh STATES ef,a 70 s'''' "H'ch o'ee
Pre'aiieo III ans WIN ,e,i you '"e aus
s''a .hr. "'"rF NV NV "''u'e t''e = 'u5
ior ,hey hatg 'ee'' 'e - H. ;""t A. Nc
r. u.Lo n ~ S,L
49, 49,, .',.N.n,,Jn ,.ro,,,ls c,r c,m,l,;ntp They
.,f ID . MI iharty ILL., bnt saw
thay > .,ilr h,v,, n,,t sutE.r,j rr,m them
-, ,v,.,,inst kil,,nning was as aid as
tho = ,,n.,,n l,w ,ts-lf IT,. ,SonIa mo the LAST
q, ,dv,c ,ts Inv. dor ,r,tnrv IN the inter ,sts
nj any other St,te. These balls were not
,nod. I, DEGRADE. the south. but To protect
t,e free States from unlawful Something's aud
seizures Where the South has lost : we
have lost $40 by unlawful IN ,hs They Cthe
Snn,bl a,y, the pr .sident and the SENATE.
md he did not see what they had to com plain
az. They talk If breaking up the Govern
1a,7t by s,e,edin. only on the supposition
that the Republicans are glas to COMM,
sJme wro1s The Republican party stood
now where it did seventeen ars agp-
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For. Cou sh<, - : ny dIssa-Hs = Ite HfratiHry
nfsaH', "'r ,t4r iIi,a Tar sfai Inn <nr,1r
ltv'i-f ~'f acr slscr 81 a nl. t,afsf Ti- tnl,r
is' 'hlh.' Nugnei-ul - Aiiaify ansI}as any
PAN efs<s, spi - graf baisrsr Isrssrt,. hc..
'frn' - ai. hsn.m ten T. Intu snlplsr r.
+. bug 'iat7 pef' ATTN si- Htl III digestive
t--i sl rn'sr SIN iHo thu rraa,fi - H~- H--I th-
Ito Tetstuass is vital . mr. GIVING fr.--. =, ~ 500
a. C. - IT, reHtsts 'H i df~si ttroa.s he
" III IT, rrrlHnel >uiiet tt- sa.ie n ~asu
rH' f"ftclfs ~ the hli into vhirh a4s sNt.tIl
iTn Tee 'rsy through a. re. ~ thr Increased ,n,rgy
gwen Ia tn ErruiAt'n IL - th#ss ~ uru gu.
Iaf'e's ~ h-Ei That f1Fms fhifsu Tgb1Thlrs
- th"'r sed kunor Nhtch irritAes abb sruy. tie .f
bra Il tie fhr al bronchial TuGcs AMI Az Cells Of The
Laass. setrl Tor a PAnthf.l Yus
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Weeks Magic Compound.

Il pleasant remedy Or every kit u Cough, Cof,
Ad irritation u The breathing apUaEAtas IL Is safe
remedy Lit b, I1asIt4 Ee.eS speedy remedy
III l. reGiedy thai Al honorable dralers have
1t Tor sale sd',f'sssmeul and Testimonial. 81 ils
merits Ia anofisl .lAnlu Tvs
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Special Notices.

The Hancock Ministerial Conference
" III III A. ~ t4sfts'is s-'sfu #h ~ " II H.,
ton a. Hia' ut, ~ ru-A, Janulty Is issi Al 80 Il
T. VI II 49,
i'ry-uil.-r n $40 4.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-21

The NV York HeraHannounccz that
the Cabinet is unit. The Herald Is too mod
est. We think the cabinet Is one with NUN
Der OF cypaers -Demo6fat.
We know who the cyphers are but
we can't cypher out who the :, one " Is.
-LamsriHe Journal
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-21

-"What do You call this?" said Jones.
tapping his breakfast lightly with his fork
Call IT, snarled the landlord, "what do
you cali it, "WeH, really sAid Jones,
Il don't know. 1t hasn't quite hair enough
IN it for plaster, but there's leeile too
much in it for hash. =
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-21

The Charleston >eec>sionjsts approach.
I'd the British and French Gonsuls ut Charles
ton with view to their cooperation. Both
replied that all communications would le
Transmitted to Washington. \ decided
" snub "
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-21

MAEK 1.-THE Republican party is the
only Union party in the country, Demo
Gratis last year went for mon. based upon
the idea, Of laborlnE. thinking, trading ana
manufacturing white mon IN the free states
welding to the demands Of the small number
Of 100000 slave owners in the slave states.
IA arroal WAS had Il the country and the yer
diet was in iav5r Of labor owning capital and
now the Old union meu are di~.uni5,isis :