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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-08-04

Female tompiaiats;
II Prod uces Rot Of Form
1t r rssd "a Is Rot pdity Of Form
II Prod uces Rot OF Form
1t R~0tnndiiy OF Form
II Prod uces Rotundity of EOrm
II Prot uces Rntandity OF Form
Ii Prod Rot nndtty of Form
IL Produce Rotunttity At Form
II Produces ROtandlty of Form
In Females of n Thu, and spare DabBG
In Females uf n Than and Spa &c Habit
In Females OF n Tisln a,.d Sp. re Hs bys
an Females of N Thin aud Spare liable
1" Females of a Thi., and ) pare Habit
2n Female of II Inan aud spa re Habit
In Females OF a Thin and Spare Habit
In Females of u Thin .id squire Habit
~ Females Of a fA,s" AID spa re Habit
Every invaiit should
Every Invalid should
Every Inya,id ahuuid
Every Invalid Should
Every Invalid Should
Ever, Invalid Should
Every lnvaitu ShNNAd
Every Invalid ShOuld
Try One Package.
Try One
Try One Package.
Tty s1ne PacA age.
Try Que Package.
Try One Package,
1fy One Package.
Tfy One
Sand a Postage Stamp to the troprietors for Their
Pamphlet on 9 Diseases Of stomach aud Bowels"
W. w. BLISS ~ nopii.turs
1868 Broad " y, Nex% lavks
For sale ia
BATON ROUGE by
- EDWARD Il " lillian 6OGEL.
NHbLkSAE
AND
ETA
DFALEHS
DRUGS
Patent Msdicine.. Per umsrY, etc. etc.
Lafayette st n.sr Church
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-08-04

call ne hnm unsound. NottHn:
like if can lie fou d in all the Iii,
Of John G. Breckenridge Thu.
Mr. Bell is sounder than the plat
form, and sonnder than Mr.. Breck
inridge and his platform together
"Now fellow citizens, | will say
here 10 general terA,s, without tax.
ing up your time to read 50 much,
that there is nothing IN all Mr..
Bells record inconsistent with This,
| care nnthow designing editors
and demagngues dis race tEemsel
YES with garbIing falschooas, and
mean perversions to the contrary.
this istrue All there lives not IN
all the South q purer, sounier, bet
ter statesman for tie S nth and the
Union than John Bell
tTTTING WORDS FIFTY SpoKEN.-
The Baltimore Clipper, one Of the
very ablest Of our exchanges, cle-
seq an article upon tbs present
state and future prospects Of par
ties as follows
This alternative, however, q
going over t either Democracy cr
aepublicanisln is not presented r.
tie national men Of the country.
They ave no need to lower thei
own prond banner to either Stut'-
ern Democracy or Northern Alb :
lition;sm. They are themselves q
power IN the land. The Union sen
timcnt Of the nation r coils with
horror from the rottenness Of Ee-
mocracy and the teartnIly aygres-
i've and tanatical sectionalism .
Repnblicanism. 1t is ~gatherin.
together IL mighty host nonn tlte
platform of" The Union. the C H.
stitution and the enforcement o
the Laws 1t is summnning t.
its aid the conservative men of nj
It is winning the nation
Al minded from the embraces "
Democracy and loosening the 4 t
ters Of the Union loving men VIII
been lured INTO the haunts IL,
Repnblicanism. It is building mp
4 great--a powerfnl--a triRmp5au
party which shall roll back III
waves of sectionalism and %stauncl
The current Of corruption, and one
more restore a pure American ma
,'onallt,y to our government an
our country.
Under the banners of this part,
We have taken service. Here, an.
lere alone, are We willing t. f.ht.I
For it5 success We shall exert OF
Utmost energies, and to the acfiov,
nent Of its triumph We sail devot
What we possess 1t energy, aoiiit
industry, defving and scornin
like Repnhlieanism and Dgmac
'acv, AID refusing SUPPORT to eth
Republican, "r Democratic cam!
believing implicitly I'll"
lpnn the nccess Of the Unin=
PARTY alone depends the safety
he Unpm and the permtnence Z
'ur tree institutions"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-08-04
STATE or LOCIslAEA-PArisH nv r,r

STATE Or LOCIslAEA-PArisH or y,r
hAyn. RorsE, Feb. lst. 1860.
b. II remembered, That on this first dar Of r.h...
~, 1859, before me The subscriber. a Justice # b.
Peace 10 and for the parish aforesaid. personally i \
Peared WINS Pix, and F, &. Iebert, Secr,t,r,y {
the southern NG.ual Insurance COMPANY Of Az
EoaEe Sho being daily sworn according 70 t.. l.
dep"se aLa ray that the above accounts are irs. ia
true, and transcript from he books Of ssis ess
parry.
tSigued.J WI. 8. | rre,isr,,
+. Z. HEBgar. Secretary,
sworn :" AMI subscribed before me, this srst a.,
Of FebruarY. 1860.
ssignci.j +. A. WALKER
Justice Of the p.aos
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-08-04
SOUTHERN
INSURANCE
company.

Once Of the Southern Mutaai nsarsuuc,
" haton soags.
IN conformity with the requirements Of thai,
ter, the SOUTHERN Mutual INSURANCE rosp,,
lish the following statement ~
Amount If premiums received from Tsb-s.
arY lst, 1859, to Feb. Let, 1854. ........ s,s q, !
4~sroLLows ~e
Preuniuu,s OH Fire Risks, s.. 2,s n,
" Marine " 1909 az
River $40 10
Premiums on anterru,bsted r'ss. February '@a
IT, 1893 .ae.Mn
-
Less premiums on Rtsss rot animated 4sss !
Nett earned Premiums for the year ending
lss feorpsry' SIS, ss II
Lotses ysd during the sem, period;
70 t,ssEs uSsErT1gB."
On Fire Risks ..-.... $40, TAI az
Marine KIsks.t..-"... l,a7sH
kives Fishs ...s..".... $3.50 60
slsyo7s %
Expenses during year a. above 7s72T
rat EARNED Profits for the yefar eadtnq ra. :. y
rAo7s IL is0o..- .r.'-."*,..su.4sa
The Company have the following assets
B}fs receivable, fer premiums. ~ Can !.
balance due on Stock
Vote flag II
N@'' q" ~ ~ 'Ah'- Jos. 2aa Ii
-
4ofai Assef. ss22, I'll y
(sigaed.J wM, s PIKE, President
istcn HGuge. February Bird, 1850.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-08-04

O. stetl
y }uhRF and 0ctagcnol. ri II ckressos. ~
y hONTAN K HATTA'y
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-08-04
BLACkW'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE
fToryi
EARLY COPIES.

The receipt Of Advanced sheets from the Bit
ish publ shers gives additional value TO these X.
prints, inasnuch rs they can now be placed n ~
hands Of subscribers about As soon ~ the oriSnsi
~-ditfons.
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29
Miscellaneous Advertisements.

possible price consistent with reasonable profit
would solicit o visit from those in want of Furs tnT
either Ladies or Chdreus Wear, and an inspection
Ofmy selection of those goods, satisfied, am, of my
ability to please IN every desired essential.
90 Persons at a distance who may fin ! il incOnve-
nient to call personally need only name the article,
they whish together with the price, and instructions
for sending. and forward the order 10 my address,
money accompanyIug-to insure 4 satisfactory COM
pliance with their wishes. sepG.5m
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29
;IpLIIINE.
4 iac ssg7'~i:saa Fever e'E,:3es,,

F"' - Ii tri'l"n auG cure ot r ar G4I H.. ,,
+. '.". lh "ul!,.rrirt remedy W. ;r.rt -
49, " N1"''.' sc "i tt.r 5,-cu; r,.,,rI,oI, f,l,
"'" "'' Le'h r,h! traNc,,f IL Ptr,la ami , ill.,.
..rr.. ~ '.'' nv +.
" '''' @n"e dow" the river Euphrates ne c,ner,co
''' +" i'' "'iacN al Fever and Ague On discover
~ ''Ia '"I '.tit:i ono 1.-The Buaincn look tr,, t ne ,
son an Am"li. saying. War Mis anl no FIR NH
to"'a ~ Although InCretulOus as 10 II, yIr,ues L
'""i' ed' and experienced Immediate relief and M.
"e always found II an otcclual protr,t Ton from me
m4!frinus complaints.
IN iHf'Ae' ihV"s;IgntIon he found ihat The hoalrau
"''.h"tn - II mlraruiuCs yoWCrs, ana sand ilat II
CON-" only he obtained from the Priests of Tho Spn
H,h' nc H'ic:Na, Ia" gentleman, IN ruy,r-r Il, -,
t'Fc-i "3I.ipe& i"L hiII Tie so ret OF II. lr,.,r,
ion ana do'' teamed wh,lc he Ie,iIcpqI ucr No..
'''i - ~" p q Wn, ..rn ,u.t. ! t,,. a, ,,,i,.rtI,,
'i.a g. 'I.> arJtrr .t;.t. = l. ,.,l m D. :,
.'..- c .a.'Cs n the i.lr.., .,.- b, ann, ,y r.,
p! inr.r farI,
N.h.' hie t'tulnja Amorrca il has been tired wijn
'i happ."s' effect hy several !acIe> and Gcl!,UIr
81 hl&h ,ihrsr'rr, vii" hdN" gwen II ihc rosl un
t''!Itht: iF"',' i!ls ci"ciy llt my hrrrast,l.i
80 iffS'2 Ter huldrcc, oi Ynlr> Tor the rrtycitl N
'ud cur" "i tSEcr md Apuc amt Bilious Fcyers--Is
40" "''"5c' To ih" \ ncrlrau pco,!e.
u VIII j." stHi hH mil prepaid, with fail direction.
~ use. oh receipt II uuc dollar.
lfIrtptI nCiut and Huuutacturv lS~ Main :,
hI'hm"E". y. BlUHch O!ilcc, Bank OF Commerce
Dnii"tHE, Nrw \ urk. Address
.t%Niy. tDiI\ WILCOX :. 90
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29
MADAME SCHWEND'S
Easf.laiisssC E'Osysscs,u

"' T ' SP@''y ami ci:ccIua. cure at an ,mmoi,,,
'N'f| hhrumailsrl, ~ pepsi, atli Liver ,,,,,,,
''1 '','t|i' ' nId al A'urc and chrolc ns-.,, Of
h|us 4hu children. send 3 conl Alamu to her ,.,,,
II,I,r &. 3 JONES.
iiunaE'ds OF testimonials. 30, @U7o Phila !, q
- At'H'y W. Cor. Third . Arch Sis orili.Ir
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29

NOTE.-Trans leave Seal0rd, CannUn's, Bridge.
Vlile Greenwood, and FarmIngOn, for PhIade phia,
on Iuetday, Thursday aid Saturday mornings, re-
"A tram leaves Milford every Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday morning at 50; returning Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evenings, AT 9.lS.
Morning Tram South to connect at Seaf0rd on Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays with Steamboat 10 Nor
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29
The Fountain Hotel,
hormerly the Madison House)
SECOND STREET, between Market and Arch.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
w. E.. FOUNTAIN

PROPRIETORs.
THIS Hotel Is open lur the CPpon of vs,tnrs
IL has been reitGJ and relurnshcd throuQ hput for
The better accommodation of guests and bnardcrs Iis
location In IN the very centre OF the business pOrtis of
The CITY. Board, 81 rs per day.
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29
Gas EITTlnN-

! would respectfully call the attention of tho
cnlZ"ns OF Smyrna to the stock of GAS FIN.
ONE'o tor sale at the shop, opposite Foxwcu'S
ilotci' on Main ST., and at MIR. Jacob Raw.
mcnd's Store.
The Gas Works being rapidly pushed for.
Ward' those who have subscribed to take the
VAS ana other citizens will please leave their
oFOers ior Gas Fitting as soon as possible, so
tnat their houses can be lighted up when the
Gas Is turned on to the town. SERVICE
PIPE CANNOT BE PUT IN AFTER TUE
GROUND FREEZES.
Having employed first class workmen, and
doing the work at low prices, hope TO merit
the patronage OF the Gas consumers in Smyrna.
CHAS. N. TRUMP, Agl. A. &. w.
(TTShop on MaIu ST., opposite FcxweIls llo-
TEL scp3O
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29
industrial Stove Works

- WIN. c. NENAN, No. 80 North SECOND st .
80 aopp0sIe Christ Church. PHILADELPHIA. has
Fsz-I!Or Sale the best family Cooking Stoves m the
Market--a good and faithful servant the great
p ovIder for the Family! Every household sllouId
have a reliable LElIlGH GAS BURNER COOKING
SIOVE-always reliable. always economical
Also, the great Gas consuming Heating Stove, for
farlor &c.-will burn less fuel and emit more heat
lnah any Other st"ve.-tor SALE with large ass0rt.
ment of all kinds of c ,okinp and IIcniinS Simves
WhJlesale and Retail WILLIAM e.. NEAlAN
No 50 ~ Second ST. above Market, Philad'a.
sep2O-3m ~ "
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29
Furniture and UphoIstering
WarehAuSn

The undersigned respectfully Informs his costonsrs
and the public that ho has enlarged his place Of bus
hess in an elegant and splendid style and keens c.
s,anIly on hand large assortment OF fashionable FUR
NrTURE, of all Kinds, manufactured viii os,o.;ni
care by hrs own wOrkmen, aud under his own sunsr.
vsIOn lie also recommends TO the public his me- ,vIv
invented and improved Sofa, Bedslead and Lounges
which for convenience and ease surpnss anything evor
used before, Spring Hair and Ilusk Mallre made
in the best style. His prices are remarkably LOW.
and he solicils a share Of public patrnnage
JOHN A. BAUER,
No 255 S.Second street. above SDrunce Phade lphia
NH I0.Iv
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29
wv ny stand Nc al The dnr idInl.

l ANi l"'y Or Gentleman in ':lg United ei.,..s ,,,
'"SShG rom - 10 =, enter io an CIV, ,,I TO-,
5,', ', m .',InTNS' by which from - TO SO rer av
FOR rrar"cular', address t,,ith ,iamp)
N,,-,,,, ". k.ACTON < co.
or.,, N" No. 81 loId ~ North Sl>rh ST., rjnlqdrIna.
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29
Z Z I Z Z Z 9
DIR. ESENWElN'S
Tar IL Wood Naptha Pectoral

,S l"e nest Mcdiche IN the World for the Cure of
piFFIcuLN ~ BGEATnING. PALPIrArloS or
THE HEART DlrruEuIA
HnH pr ,@ Lre oi faenIs IN the advanced stages of
CONNO MPfION. together with aIl JIseaSos - ,l ~,
Ih"i ana Chest and which predisposes TO Consumn,nn
particularly adapted 10 the radicaton of Asthma.
br'ns prepared hy practical PmYsiCIAN and DRrG.
usi' "I "no "i greas experience in the cure of the
various discusses To which the Human Erom. ~ Iohis
dence. NV e'o"''' 'o'''
Try ohd he convinced that il is invaluable in the
nf Bronchial pfIectinnA Prize 20 cIs nor h,,,i
ESENWElNS AROMATIC BALSAM, very val.
liable remedy for pIarrh1a, DysenIery. Cholera Nor.
per hottie. 80 ,Gi'S
W The above Medicines prepared and solG h
DIR: 4. ESENWEIN & Co =!
N; W corner 9Th and Poplar sis., Phladelohia.
@TSOLD 10y every respectal4. Drtlpeist AMI III -
" ''' ''H''S' jn2l-Iy
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29
PHILADELPHIA.
Paper hanging Manufacturers
(FALL TRADES
HOWELL q RNLrRkE

iiaVmF remove! 10 their New Store, cor F,ur,h
NiaIAr' S'S are now prepared 10 otter 10 tho TRADE
H"rdcrs Frre recncs Window Curi,,,, It,.,t ~
g. an o. lie newest n'd h'si designs from Ihc I,
DECORATIONS. "'" '''Lf RI
-, - ! ''"'>'fs "lh % Vol 70 vi,il tho establish
'"'u, - HOWELL. : l;O} EkF'>
"rtl!-''m n. +. cor. Fourth & Maflrr. Pt,it,.,.
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29
miscellaneous Advertisements.
American Hotel.
CHESTNUT ST., BETWEEN FIFTHAND
SIXTH, PHILADELPHIA.
$3.50 PER DAY.

The undersigned, having renewed their lease for
Term OF years have entirely reted the house, having
panied, carpeted anc relurnshed through hOut
The location OF This House is unsurpassed, being
upon lie wide"; aud most pesent part Of Chcsinu 81.
directly opposite the Old State House. near the places
Third Sis and convenient to the clty Railroads The
fare.
The rooms are large. well lighted. have superior
ventilation aud have been rcurnsleI with care for
comfort.
, We are supplied with pure Milk Cream, Fruits and
vegetables from Farm belongdg % us, and which is
managed exclusively for the Hotel.
The prOprletOrs tiihe American assure their friends
anu patrons that II" pans Will he spntcd To make the
appointments of this Hotel COM ete and It's table COM
pare iavorably with The best houses in the Union.
jan II 'GO-ly WYATT d HEULINCS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-11-16

Ne York The Eeeing Post Of yester-
day afternoon says
"Our returns to-day do not vary the re-
suit. In this State the majority for Lincoln
will be about forty five thousand. y
Po-s Irdti1. The uilicitl counts to be
made today. Al the late returns show in
creased gains for Lincoln, whose mSiorty
over tn, Reading ticket may be from so,ooo
10 loo 600.
Michigan. The D1troit adr0tscr of
Thursday morning .ys Of the returns from
the State
Tin news comes in sioriau~ly, giving Us
larger mai1riiies than W. had ever claimed.
Lincoln : majority will not be less than -,
O0n and w. tfina it wjli reach 80 ,0do.
k3Ata7tHa RetHHs from ever thirty eaan-
ties how large Republican gains IN almost
every county, over the vote IN October, IN
dicajins tie plurality for Lincoln in the
State ct over o.Ot0
.Nf.ra>ta L.y,1Hre. The Republican ma
iority in TIE House Of representatives, is II
IN the Council. g.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-11-16
Election Items.

Tire town Of Newport, Kentucky, gave
Line IA -, IN a poll af about l2ee votes
The city of Wheeling, IN Virginia, elsa
coo votes iar Lincoln
The Illinois House will stand IL Rcpahli-
cans, 81 Democrats and the senate Is Re
politicians To Demoerats
The Governor oil rcnusy kluia la, issued
4 proclamation dcclar n. Lehman daa]
elected to Congress instead Of Batter. (Rep9
Brcekenridgc's plurality in louisiana j.,
IA; down at 8ooa.
The New Jersey legislature j. stated to
stand a. follows Is Dom. 4 Fusianist. To
;, Espub. elected t, the Assembly. Con-
.,r,--ncn-,he 1T and 81 Districts cl,rt
Ecp.. and the 81. .ith and 9Th Dem.
Thu Gr5- kcnrid.a voters 81 Massachusetts
Ar. called the :. p5.tma.tcrs' Party This
-aIcW5uld not i.5... ,45,l in Ellsworth. q. eur
Postmaster WA. q p.u-h.sitr.
Lincoln majority in Connecticut over
all is Io.2l4.
The increase in the Republican vote in
New York city. since $50 i. I6.75a
Daasla- lead. Breckenridge in cannerti-
mt ~ ya,c-. in Democratic vote If about
30.oOo.
Lincoln had a clear majority over all. in
FAilaac,rhia. Of - yo,rs.
Tie Third Ward of Wilmia,t5n eitv.
Delaware. c4y5a Line In 70 Ipailrity.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-11-16

lac u monstratIon On Neia'sd y evening
'y the h'F9'lIe'ns oil Ellsworth ana t"'
surrounding towns IN hono'o the triumph
OF the party ana vi Tue nest interests 81 'h'
country III the election OIL Lincoln ana Il IN
lin, was sri'ndd success and every WAY
worthy OF The occasion. but i3F the ."
heart rendi"s disaster which .eeeuTF d "h'i'
firing The eannfn' the ie't'''has would ha''
passed ii successful and satisfactory IN e'sry
particular
HE Wide Awakes' company Of g'nfr-
Gus god follows. who have renlsr'd es.zh-
ti-d AL throughout TIE e'@fetse, IsrtieI
in fall ranks on the common at hall past SIX
uuaar tho command OF capt. Barton NJ
seven, the company to2k ny the Inc o.
march At tn signal given = the firing Il
cannon. simultaneously. a. # ~ mage. a
Arse portion Of the houses aud stores were
Illuminated, the myriad@ Of lights placed in
the windows, rendering the se'ne at many
points surprisingly beautiful. Nam street
was IN blaze Of light, AMI va the centre
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-11-16

AeeUNT.-Nr. Van Buren, Morgan, With
a~si,tin. in firing thu annonat the celebration
fthe Refahlieansat Ellsworth On the 18th
inst, had BIZ hand COMP tzly severed from
the arm and the arm mingled TO tn elbow
anda severe wound in the Temporal Region
aud the face and chest badly burue. The
accident Mas caused by the premature dis
charge Of the gun,
The arm vas amput,ted above the elbow.
The other wounds dressed and hc remained
a. comfortable a. could expected till about
three clock when he had commissions which
terminated in lis death a, clock.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-11-16

y 4 dispatch in the New York paper.
yesterday -,.il that the Uni5n men Of Mary
land el4im the State by small majority =
Lincoln gets 2o2j votes in eight counties
y Washington CORES 9udent rites
Mr.. Toomb-' : resignation from the sen
n was rendered necessary hy HI pled.c. dur
ias the canvass. In holding on til the 4th
Of March, however, Ire fakes the chances for
4 reelection, which everybody believes lee
desires. Georgia has NJ confidence in hi.
c5uueil. nor faith ia his stability. lie Is try-
ins u recover from his recent utilization with
Mr.. Douglas Last winter he declared here
that he wanted no better cpitlph than. Here
las the man vito destroyed the Republic. q"
\ Delaware correspondent OF the New York
Irlaae stys
Fishers majority for Congress in the
State is us. Ia the General Assembly We
tReIahlieaus) carry two Senators out Of three
ANA eleven Representatives. These senators
hold over. The legislature stands Senate
> Democrats, II Opposition lIouse. Op-
t7s'tian. 10 P-m0crats-mlkin5 tie on
joutlI.J
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-11-16
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS

in the bursting OF the gun. 1t needs the
coolest and most deliberate men for such a
work. The excitement attendant on tho
burning Of powder renders many men Of
nervous temperament, unsafe for the busi-
ness.
TtRNtrs,-Ws have two ruta 'oga turnits.
raised hy Capt. Isaac Green Of Surry, ono Of
which weighs 10 81 lhs., and the other Is
IL lbs.
Capt. \. {. Miliken of Hard Wood l..
land, says he can select one hundred turnips
from his this years crop, which will weigh
1000 lbs.
We have another biz tarnip which is no,
only very lar.;e, but well shaped and fair to
look At. Alsa two very large carrots. These
arc from the farm Of Ma Tory of Stcut~n.
We have an idea Of starting cabinet u
monster Vegetables.
We cali attention L. ibr a.l,crti-cs,en, Il
vi >,cfteueen Win j. int s.lue,n. the ra,er.
fe.dns GOTH. rryer. We understand ihl. Is
god article and !, taxing ~sn
.a.All persons IN paat Il god Sleigh, are in.
zite lo o, and eIAp,nr 4 The laic.i siyl,s,
1t ktgisian 4 Trwefs. So Advertisements
Tie pauglasitcs. Ercckeurierite~ and
Hllit,- an cxccciingly rejaietl at the de
feat Of Mr. Burlingaiae. Tins - eompli-
ment 60 Mr. Burlincamc
Gearec W Young Of Augusta. who
was convicted Of assisting e. W. l.. Burn
ham Of robbing the C. ). Mail, spnc tw,
years sir &C, has hecn lardoncd by the Prcvi-
acut.
=Jud,,c Appleton r'ccntIy decided. tina.
swcarin2 "as no eau-c inr divorce. We no
tia' some Of our cp,cmroraricr are snccring
At the laly who applied for divorce for such
rcarou. We don't think that men Who
constantly usc profanc languag, in the pres
ence Il females would feel very had ii tho
law should decree divorce.
In the Georgia House Of Representa-
tnc- ON tho 18th las, resolve WAS intro
duccl declaring the State Of Geprsm out II
thc | uian. y Similar bill was intrpiuesi
j., IT,. S.,.,,.. paa.-rzl ,z.,,..,=.,,;,,.
=,
hs''iit''y b'il has h'en introduced.
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10 suspend The P'n''''zs i'r the suspension
# speeia payments has passed to a see
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ahh taFuit Nhtods eNF'>7i towns.
p's' N''N, he h f"'''fah- are Tor ln-
-, TIN bpusta,ltes are for tuian. the Eli
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-11-16
The Secession Flurry.

C5LtrNUlt. :. I. NV. ~! Mr. KIT
vs. ser.ualed last nj.sA;, aud male an cvcit-
~ >freeh, urging rramI. action. IL sad
the IT -l5ant ~as IicIs.7i - secession, AMI
would h. held t. II. south Car lliuu Should
shAttcr the UUin
r. legislature adjourned t6~ m .rninr -
Agthin. a lmf2rtance has tr.uSf lrsi t7-dsy
The NJ Mississippi Legislature Convened
- 49,. NJ, NJ l. tue Goy hls
i-sa,I a PROCLAMATION c3ussnius the Ie..l-.a-
tar IN tle 2#.th INST. II consider. that
there is a NC --.;y for pr5yiIin, batter safe
guards Ter tue irs,-, hhcrtr- and property
II II IeepI. If Miss ri than tLe lAfe
election and past action Of the Nlribcfu
States Irau l.t-