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discovered at Last T.:
GREATEST CURE IN THE WORLD F0R
PAIN.
Prof ChaS. DE Grath's
ELECTRIC Oh.


lhls OIL is the only sure remedy in the Xo-IJ L
the Cure of rheumatism, Deafness Conn N.,rai,a
hnmDago' Scat ca, Spinal and Bronchial cnmnlaIts
nc DOoreuA. Headache, Cramps Group Piles. Eel
"ms' praitis and brul'es, Gus and Wounds Swelicd
DlaHdS, StItt JOINTS, SCrofula Erysrpelas Snre 49,,
pies, Swelled Breast. Womb Disorders Sal, RL,,,r
1ahker IN the mouth and Stomach PnIn,,,,,,,,,
r,rupllohS. Iake1 Breast, (unsey. Sore Thrn,t Pal
ii'eutiSy' Icers Lock Jaw. Heart Burn Tooth and
f:ar-ache' Nervousness, CosIIvtness, Burns Sor.
Gums OF teethlng infants. IIemorrhage Ahcess =, N
Necks Brnken Breast, ChIlhlams. Tctter ShinoIcs
r rF"sted rect Fever and AgUe. Chappcd hands mr.
any diseases thai are sore painful Is The oul, -,
Gle ever brought before the public Thai ,iI 80 "
work perfectly IN hOm three to twenty mInutes-haS
been used by thousands and pronounced In bo ,h
best remedy ever discovered.
The OIL acts un the syslem with aloc,,;..;, :: ,
pure vegetable preparation. Not the slightest i,ot
OiapplvIng tOu, "ardI or inwardy Itai once Us
minutes "'5
The best psychologists Of Europn have ,Iis,o,.o.o,
that all organic arrangement of the animal srs,o y;
the effect ot an obstruction of the physico
IN the organ discussed. skliul application Of ms
Oh puts immediate motion to the nerve Auid o,l -
cure is at "nce accomplished No bleeding - , ,'I
ltIng' purgng or blIsIerIng Is resorted To-
REMARKABLE CURES
Sloo VIII be wen II any Of the following persons
cannot be lOunc. f'''0''
elOO II they are not of the highest respc, toh,,, -
the city OF PhIlndelPha and vcInlty "
-, Mfn"'ahSm-f DuFFN. Esq.,csrner of Locust and
Twelfth ST. Philadelphia. "S' anu
-, menmdt'sm--W. BLANCHARD, 2O6 Eleventh street
Philadelphia ''o''
RheumatiSm--JOHN Clinton, - N. Ninth ST pbilo
10 David SIrelitch. No. L,burn st.
SPrdined Wrf$'-W. Franklin 81 y Eigbth ~ =.
Feion-W. kmcade. u Eighth ST. :.
SprdIned WriN-John PIble 400 Arch .,
G"ut-James Logan. , George st. :.
Nenraigid-IIr Wood, Woods Museum :.
hRdmmdtOry GOut-G. w. Humphrey. Fitb and
Dickensun streets Philadelphia INV
Rheumat'sm-.hirs. Sarah Sutton, 332 South Eicb,b
street. phadel oha a" a"'''
RheumdtSm-.S. Stetson, Filherl ST. all Eighth PbiIo
SpTaimcd A"Ah. also Enlargement Of Eli1r Jo;nt-
JOHN DRAPER 'i97 Market st Price % cents. 90 r,s
and per hottie Try everything else give tins one
simple 'ral' FoisaIe by dealers and druggists every.
Eor so,o h., w., III, Jan3l ly
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
A AucGiOneerimg az Real Estate
Agency.

Inc undersigned would respectfully announce to
me citizens of Delaware and the Eastern Shore of
Maryland that he has opened in Dover Delaware. a
Real Estate gency for the sale Of FARMS houses lots
or any other species of property. His acuuaintance
N'n the people OF the severul States, warrants him
care Will be speedily disposed of in the most oivan
iageous manner. lie would also announce that bav
ing had more than twenty years experience in Auc-
uoheerhg he will be pleased TO cry any sales of land
houses stock or goods anywhere the State that NAV
oe rendered to him. conscious that his services viii
not hll 10 give satisfaction. fdesired he will ma
all arrangements for public private sale and adj
Fertse them to th5 best advantage. lie will ais,
a'tehd 10 The collection of renls any evidences
debts The best Of reference will be gwen as 10
character and qualification, faithfully attend to and
account Tor all business which may be entrusted TO his
chaFge. Address through the Post Office, or al the
hotel OF Capt. Mullen, or his Office. Dover. Del.
d. II. RICHARDS,
jan3l-ly Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
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EFFECT or TIE REMEDY

- H. on she earliest appearance OF these signs Of
ns@"P"oH' the phtl""t tai - daily about ten
grains Of the HYPoPHOsPHIrEs. be viii p.,..r1,
sec them al disappeaF IN period varying frcpo a
"oeAs 20 . iew nsnthsi and by continuing tho
SeeaslohnI use OF the Reredy, lie Will. spEtD
1LY FIND HIMsELP IN TIlE ENJoY1ag gfg,r r,T,
.OCh HEALTH AS HE. PERHAPS, HAD ELvrrs
KNOWN IN HIS LIFE BEFORE.n
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Cavalry Tactics.

NV uIl L UCJlCS.
rInllsheI n by order OF the War Department. First
IrL'-9chooI OF the Iropper; OF the PIatoo. and
olthe Squadron DHmUuntetI second PorI < Li ~
al 'he lrO"pGr; OF the Platoon and of the Suodron
t'"u"'eu' inlfd tart-EvOlutIOns of Regimeot
~ Three vols. lSmo S3-5
WAR DEPARTMENT., WASmIxGrny Feb IN 1871
ne system oi Cavalry Tactics adapteI 10 The mr..
sa',l~a'L"h OF Dragoon regiments, having been nm.
proved 10y The President oithe United States Is not
Puolished Tor The gov crumen1 Of The sand sar,,ca
'votuIh"Iy, instructions III The same u IN he pven
ni'c' 'he method pointed Out therein: and oII odIi
onS TO- or departures from the evcrcscs and manoeu
''' 'HH u'"' ia 'h,s Hysiemare positively forbidden
. H. fOlNSEFT, Secretary of War
McClclIan'S BayOnct Exercises
Manual OF Bayonel Exercises PrepareJ far Tho ,.o
oi o me Army OF the Unned States Bv GEORGE u
IL Li'rN' captain First Regiment Cavalry
'''' ltiIled ny order of the War DEPARTMENT
- Ohe vol. l2mo 81 %5.
HEADQUARTERS or THE ARvv
H.. ~ w WWAshlNGr0N, d. -, December 81 1851 (
non. =. M.CoNEAb. Secretary of War
Sir:-llerewrh have the honor IN s,b,,i, =, .,,.
' oI bayohel Exercise, translated from Tho Eroicb
ny NaPtain Geo b. Mcclellan, Cores Eug,neers /,
5. Army. f '-"s'''o''"' u
strongly recommend its being o,;,toI g.. .,;.,.;
button le the Army; aud that II he made L ,ai
ton, part oi The System oi instruction
General, ETC., show The value NV ''' '''''
nave t'e hoI"r TO log SIR, with high respect.
ApPFOvaI VyING;.5I !, ,'Ii',a,,r,
{, CONRAD, ~ 7"Oi 4
Secretary ofWar.
Janua7y,2 q IGJ2.
l. JONES. Adiuiant General.
any oi Inc aheVe works forwarded by mail free of
postage 70 any part oihe United STATES on The receipt
Oi the published price. Kcmiitances can ne ,,o(o y,
gold dollars and postage stamps Address
J. IhPPINCOTF a. co.
BOOKSELLERS. Publishers and Staiioncrs
-, NOS. ~ aud u North Fourth Street.
-@F' Phllndelphia
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"inctester's Geruine Preparation"

Form Of nr. Churchill's Remedy fGs1o ,,... ,,
4, 9 roraa The action of tho Hyrorl,snhit..
,, @ ana specific tncTeaag the principle g,ea
IAs SEkFO' FfhcE, and they ere ibo -,
~ - ~ hl-OD- oi'E ER4TTSa A0ENTH KN.wN The eG.ct
80 tho tebercuar condition IS IMNEUIAJE .,y ~.
E<AiLY sARVEIors They Tcllere tho cough DIV ,;S
~ petoiailon, tDITors tho appetite arrest diarrb..,
ntynt ,oeas ehtilsr and JcreT cease tho boTea
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DO YOU KNOW LIP

CONSTITUTION Il TIT. MOST FATAI. SCOUTcE OF
hANkINp- IL has beer truly ro-or!ed as Az 1yctEA-
bEhAIADT-few ever surviving is attack. Ce siyh
g ne Thole human rare says i'r. CHrPCHrrI aaI
Ll'RE HAN ONE HALF OF MI TIE All 1T 10. t.
lAIION "f most civilized comm :ii IFBI@II EY THIS
IISkAsE' What a sad commentary On the boastcJ
eglcacy q tho Healing AIT
Ihe brilliant llscoyery Of Dr. Churchill made to tho
Imperial Academy Of Medicine OK Paris hs proved an
''>s''mdiL bon tc tho world. IL the us. Of this new
ID I'll IT,
The Carrollton sun., 1861-02-09
A. word to the Discouraged.

nR. ANDRUS. the original inventor
- reformer and founder of new principles
in the practice Of Medicine can be consulted
by letter only, by addressing DR.. Henry
Andrus, New Orleans, La, and Medicine
will be forwarded by Mail free of charge for
a tria to any Postofhce in the Union; he offers
in all cases of Consumption and Nervous
Debility, ScrofuIa and ali Rheumatic,
ParaIy,ic and Mercurial Affections, Diseases
of the Hip and Spine, Kidneys and Bladder,
Gravel, Dropsy etc, safe and speedy cure,
Female Weakness, Suppression, Irregularities
and all Diseases of The Womb, StrlctuTes
IN the Urethra, Fistula and Piles, renedied
without the use of Instruments or Bandages.
After twenty years of personal and professional
experience he state that no person in
the world can cure those Diseases with Minefai
or Vegetable Medicine alone;> there never
was one Chronic Disease treated right or
properly at the Charity Hospital in this city
and the head and pride of the Medical
! Faculty have charge of it. He uses no
| Mineral Medicine; his remedies enable the
| most debilita ted to enjoy great perfection
of health while taking N edicine as at any
perod of their lives. nov2S, ,6m,
The Carrollton sun., 1861-02-09
PARISH DIRECTORY.
PARISH OFFICERS.

vIcron BuRTHE-Judge .ofthe Third Judicia
District Court, lty OF
Carroihon.E
DIsTRIcT Acknowledgement L. Preston.
Jury Iern,s-First Monday in January and
June.
Probate Terms--First Monday in March,
April and November and on
the Third Monday in Februa-
ry and October. A.
CIerk--Edward Buisson.
Deputy Clerh-E. Rigaud. NJ
Sherif-Guy Dreux.
Deputy .Sherifs' II. Lecorgne, Jules
G. Dreux and S. N. Canon.
Parish Recorder-E. Commagere..s, sesass,i
Notary Public-C. G.. Porter.
zDeputy Recorder-E. Alceneaux. II
Assessor-Ju ules Michel. q
Coroner-Daniel Young.
Inspector of Weights and Measures -
n. Dennger.
Joint Committee. ~
Carrouton-G George Herrie.
Right Bank-B.St. Mesme Lebreton.
Left Bank--R. l.. Preston.
Jefferson City-Walden.
The Carrollton sun., 1861-02-09
CARRoLLToN OFFICERS.

Council Hail.. Dublin, bt Hanpsonand Second Sts7
s. Ferth.
Coancilmen- Charles Engleman, F. Fischer.
George Herrle, William Mayo,
F. Schuer, Charles f. IeIIer,
John Davenport and P. Stoulrg:.
Finance CommitteC - G orge Herrie, i.
ScbuIer, Charles Englema and
c.. F. Zeller. =
Streets and landings - William Mayo,
f Fischer, and John Davenport.
Secretdrg and Comgtr0AeF-C. c. Porter.
Treasurer and Observation-Disclosures Kern.
Suruegor--W. II. Williams.
AttorRey--Robert L.. Preston.
Commissary and Serton--H Henry Deibel.
Printer--M. &. PAWS.
Principal AsSeSsor--C. G. Porter.
Assistant ASSesSorS--P. Trahant and
Francois Babin.
SCHOOL BOARD.
w. III. Williams, Presjdept-Messrs ..
NJ. Hollingsw6rtk, DIR. Thomas Campbell, A.
) Ferth, j. J. Herrle, &. 9. Porter and
j Ohm Davenport,
Sscretay--C. C. Borter.
TRScHERs.
Central School ] r. Hu,chson, Prin-
cipal Male Department.
Miss Leauora B. Jones, Principal Female
Department.
Jefferson School--Mr. T. Preston, Principal.
Miss vi. d. Woods. First Assistant.
Miss o. {. Campbell, Second Assistant
Washington Schooi--Miss NJ. E. McStay,
Principal.
Mrs. f. ]. Ives, First Assistant.
Miss q. B. Robinson, Second Assistant.
Justice ofthe Peace--Johu D. Hamper.
ConStGbie--Stephen IL, rner.
JEFFERSON CITY OFFICERS,
| .Wagor-l ohm T. Michel
uqciImen-First Yard, T. G. Noel.
| Z. Laudmn.
Second Ward, w. &. Cutler.
J. c. Davenport.
Third Ward, F. T.. Walden.
z, F.. Davis.
Fourth Ward, Jules Dolhunde.
! J.. J. Gidrere.
/ Fifth Ward, Thos. :, Elder.
Secretary and Comptroller e w. Grinage
! Treasurer-FeGz Lagrous.
| ComntsSdru--E. r. Chevalley.
| Pripter--James G.. Henry.
| Suru, s'~-Wrn. II. Williams.
Carrollton Mail.
! Arrives daily at lfpast lO A. M'i tnt
leaves o. New Orleans at II N3 d7l!y'
The Carrollton sun., 1861-02-09
nnt hsrhs with Pers5w Forming Clubs:

UuI lGllllS WIN 1VIoUNe running O4uOo'
To auv single subSciibrr who will send US
two dollars for enc years subsC pPrion, We
will send the New York Weekly AMI the
Pictorial Phunnev PheInw, the lattera y nagnl
fceut comic pictorial sheet of sixteen page,
published monthly, filled with sparkling witt
cisms and queer conCeits, and in which are
comically illustrated oil the current Cventsr"i
the Y.
SO for two subscribers viii ensure the sender
premium of a % cent hook So for four snbscriberS
Viii ensure, books or fewery to the value Of 81.
SD for subscribers will ensure jeweIry to the
value of 81 SIS for 10 Subscribers will ensure
iyytIry to the value of So SIS for Il subscribers
will ensure iewelry to the value OF - $50 Tor Lor
of $40 81 for iS subscribers will ensure jeweiry
to the value ofs$2o.
To any one senGing us one hundred and
fifty dollars for one hundred subscHbrrs during
the winter. we will send them one of Wheeler
&. Wilson's benuutuI Family Sewing Ma
chimes worth fifty dollars cash
The following is | st of the different arti-
cles of JeweIry from which selections for
premiuus can be made. !!
Cold Pencil Cases, Sleeve buttons. Goa
Pens. Cola aud silver 1himbles, Gold hock-
a,s I,ndirs' and Gents Cold Breast Fins
Gold Ear and Finger Rings, Bro1chrs, Brace
LIS. It ds, Neck Chnfus, Nesr Chains, F h
Chains. " atches, Ladies' and Gents Scarf
| Pms. GulI Crosses; in f CT almost any article
! or lev eIry which can be mentioned.
| Those entitled 10 premiums should he
c,rsri,i to select some article which will not te
| rkt.lv 10 cos, more than the amount of their
premium ,-,-.-,
aud il viii he Just whatit is represented to be.
The Carrollton sun., 1861-02-09
Police Jury---Right Bank.

Fergus Gardere,
Secretary-W. q. Toledano
Ireasurer--L. Delery.
First Ward--Gus,ave Leroy
Second Ward--j. b. Joaquin.
Third Ward--Fergus Gardere.
n Ward--C. Miliaudon.
h Ward--B SIM LIE Breton,
S.xth Ward-'fhomas A. Gaui,
Seventh District-N B.Berthoud,
Chcniene-
The Carrollton sun., 1861-02-09
list oi Goods Included in the Distribution.

Pianos; Gold Hunting Cased Watches
Cold w atches; Ladies' Silver watches; Guard,
Vest andsC Chatelain Chains; Cameo brooches'
Mosaic and Jet Brooches; Lava and floren.
inc Brooches Coral, Emerald, and Opa,
Brooches; Cameo Ear-Drops; Mosaic and
ct EarlDrops, Lava and Florentine Ear
Drops; Coral Ear Drops; Emeraid and Opa
Ear Drops; Handsome Seal Rings; Mosaic
and Cameo Bracelets; Gents Breastpins;
Watch Keys; Fob and Ribbon Slides, Sets
Bosom Stilds; Sleeve Bu,tons; Plaip Kings;
Stone Set Rings; Sets Ladies' Jewefry Can
ION Grape Shawls = Mousseline de LANES;
ChaiIies, French and American, Lawns,
Berepes. Poplins, French Calicoes, and vtner
Z. Ladies' Dress oods in great variety, tosethef
with Head Dresses, Cabas, Fancy Fans, aud
In fact almost every description ots01oods
usually found in first Dry Good Stores.
PLAN OF DISTRICT BUIION
Highest Premium $l00, Lowest Premium "
The articles are numbered, and Certifeates
stating wt,a, we will sell each person for one
dollar are placed in sealed Envelopes, with
- a Decimal arrangement. of Premiums: so u .ha'
in Each Hundred Certificates there is one tor
GOLD w AT c III.
md Mere lciIl also be Splendid Pre-
miuna IN each Ten Certificates.
Ladies, if you desire a fire Shawl, or Dress Pat
fern or q beautifu article Of Jewelry, onclose w
80 Cents for Box of the Golden PENS, ,i nha W. wv
will send You a Certificate which may enape you
IN receipt of 80 cents we will send you one Don
Iaf our Golden Pens, and Sealed notice OF the
article, vhich sell for 81.
wM- IN - Xn GJ S -
The Carrollton sun., 1861-02-09
A through Ticket to California
G, s. COLBERT g Co.'S
FIFTH GRAND QUARTERAlE' Y. DISTRIBUTION, Y

of 90, 600 AffHcIes, 80 2 z
which willbe sold for 500 othe passnasers sr
3s %s ou1 1csen Pen is the pest ever used
ranted not 10 eorrode il any ink, Eyepy business
man and family should we & the e aoiaen ras Vii be dis
;i,td among our patrons at 800 each, ana neen @
not be paid until we inform the h, sor
VI ga then IL il optional whether he sends the Doiar
and takes the Goods or not. o,, zroease
Az Goads can se Rstaea sq at R,eeises 0er sa pera
@un,i.ss they are sa,isfacsory) and the Money '0"
he Refunded .seH .
The Carrollton sun., 1861-02-09

! III 53 8 dt( 2gTORS 2
wiz II I'D tye a Nj hx b*s, Male and
let WI 2 4 sisi fhs united
RES Sish wrlters as
MnssA.S. STEPHENS. Many j. HoLmEs,
'A1p's. lM .sA DrNIs6N, IvcY A. RANDALL,
55*FG AR4tIUR. tV. i. frowNsEND,
lIsazs vi ExEs pfcK ,JussrN JONES,
VI xsuss,y IL NTH. iiiARR, ilAzEL)
vt rT BINpEB fFRANCIs :. SMITH,
Ist;F;tR STARBucK, JAMES RFYNoLus,
n a,,s.rsqus IONS. NARY G. NvUGHAN,
E,ynoNp, MARGARET VERNE,
W,;fe for it regularly. While a score of oIhe'
Wel known writer's occasionally con
tribute to its columns.
Tbe SEv YORK WEEKLY has moac engaged q
forc4 of talent t4Gt cts22aot be rlrniLfd 0y oRy
establishment in the UOrtd -.
GENERAL CBARA CTER of the n. Y. WEEKLY.
'rhe NEW YORK WEEKLY is designed
more especially rs a
First Class Story and Sketch Paper,
,.in winch we iutend toigive our readers
1 succession of
ETAs Best Stories and Sketches ever Published
Ia i'm the zIaEtcd States.
II The aim aud ohect of these productions
will he to is.cuicare useful Snow'edge undef
sae pleasing suise of fiction, Or 10 teach great
n1fbal lessons throughythe same means we
/ stsa!ssaeveI nhblish word or line, the tendency
i If id fach is 10 inure the morals or tate OF me
/ esasss Every issne of the. NEW fokh
! WEEKLY will contain short
! Sketehes Of Llfe and Manners, Not1ngs
Of Traaet and Adte"letTe' ohoFt
Series, Gfneqdt Summary Of
E0eugs, Humorous Gtcdn-
imgs. RsQgSatsry, Ed'to- %
\ {. u,
The Carrollton sun., 1861-02-09
pnrcrss : re AGENTS, POST PAID

Boxes Pens With certificates ---Sa
gboxes pens with certiicates-----.
25 boxes pens with % certiiisates.
100 boxes pens with 100 certificates. LBS
rsr N pWitb each Package of 100 boxes we
present the purchaser 100 Certificates, one OF wnicn
IL guaranteed to contain one order Tor - M Io
boxes In one package you sure to receive @ oo
Certfcates containing one order for splendid
Silver Watch, beside large number on o'n'l , ney
upon application Of any person desiring 70 acl as
Agent which may enable him to procure 'ai"
able premium upon the payment Oh $i.
The Carrollton sun., 1861-02-09
AGENTS WANTED

$50 Il Month. and all Erpenses<1'a5d.
A \ active Agent is warted in every County in
y the United States and Canadas, to solicit or
Inrs and introduce our New Nariopal sDoYbie
Thre ad go Sewing Machine Warrahtette Quail TO
family whichmak it the cheapest and most pop
ular machine in existence. imited number at
responsible Agents wanted, to travel and soncir
orders by Sample, at q salary of $50 per ponth9and
expenses. Business permanent. Address, with
STAN D, for conditions and Instructions
j. w. HARRIS & co.
Shoe and Leather Exchange,
iva5-6m Boston Mass.
The Carrollton sun., 1861-02-09
ADVERTISEMENTS.
To Persons out Of Employment. -sEl
AGENTS WAN1IEDz
In every County of the Unite! iites

ITO engage in the sale of some of the hest
Z and mos, elegantly illustrated Works
published.
Our publications are OF the most interest
ing character, adapted TO the wants OF the
Farmer, Mechanic and Merchant; hey
published IN the hest style and bound in the
most substantial manner, and are worthy 4,
pace in the Library of every Household
the Land.
O. To men Of enterprise and industrious
habits, this business offers an oppo,"uity for
profitable employment seldom TO be met With.
siA.A7s7 Persons desiring TO act as Agents viii
Receive promptly by Mail full particulars,
terms, etc, by addressing
LEARY, GETZ Il Co, Publishers,
oct2Otf No 224 North Second street. Phil.
The Carrollton sun., 1861-02-09
Police Jury---Left Bank.

PYesident-W Mithotf.
First District-L. T.. Levy,
Second District Jacob i'll
Third Distrct-L. C.. Perfet.
Fourth District-R. l.. Prestarp,
Fifth District William VI ithod2
Sixth Dstrict-Wm. Fish.
Seventh District--N. Beiz. V .a
STANDING COMMITTEES. 1s5s @
Esnance-MessIs l.. l.. Levy, jacob MILES
q and l.. C. Perret,
&Dndiciary-M Messrs r. l.. Preston, Levy sndl
Fish.
5,,lice sCommittee-Messrs L. c. Perfet, N.
aBetz and F,sh.s y
PARISH ntr sffe e-Ro obertL Preston.5
Schooy II I{ss,s ssi tteeS For the First School
asis ief, Jacoh Miller.
of j e3}s6pl DlstEct-- Robeff I
For flle IIlQpI District il'iam
Fai ~ Feaf'k shsol pisslie,-- NICHOLAS
S.cretdrv and IN easur 81 4sss E lIscxer,
Parish I'ax Coi1et M ksfli
E.qitornsy---N Com 4 q y I.
fr;nter-- M ~ > ss
synals syrsss ~ a6sss sss ss,lsr.
JUsTfc I6 Il
saDisssiss s' ss 3. faassislss sal
| 3d.Dis,ssctz+ss D. KampeY # ssssS sssz
5tt Dissyict d. w. F. BissUee.
9Th Dissfict- Julien Leiort.
CONsTABLEs.
| Tst District P. P. Poche.
| I'd District--Edinond Gregoire.
Sd Districts. Kerner.
| 5th Dstrict--Henry Parker. 81
9th District-Carl Kener.
| 7th District Joseph kief 81
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-07-27
ny HORACE GREELEY.

AT length, our country realizes the mo.
mentouS fact that she has been plunged in.
to war. War in its most savage, desolat.
ing Iorm-that which divides aud arrays
q nation against itself-is now fully upon
us. Almost every day brings its bulletin
OF new conflict, whereof the issue may be
auspcous or adverse but the inevitab e
incidents are bIoodShed, destruction. wounds
and death. The most insignificant skir-
mlsh, which scarcely arrests the readers
eye as ne glances over his morning paper
carries deSolaton to some hearth and heart
perhaps to several such. The novel.read.
er or pIaygoer melts at the contemplation of
one tragedy but battle is the culmina.
tion of hundreds, often thousands of ira.
gedes, each of them a separate heart.break
The individual and national miseries Of n
hundred years of peace are compressed in
to and intensified in a single year of war.
This War had to be. There was no es.
Gaping it but by giving up the American
Hepuoilc' III substance and essenee-the
Republic OF the Fathers and of Freedom
and letting virtual despotism, com.
pounded OF Slavery aud Aristocracy, be-
set up in its stead The Slaveholding Re-
bellion is revolt against the forms not
only but the spirit of the Constitution.
gainst the fundamental idea of our Revo.
lntlon-against the capacity and the right
OF Man, as Man, to selfgoyernment. Not
only does this rebellion affirm the propriety
OF overruling by the bayonet the result of
legal and peaceful eection-and SO re.
duce us, at once, if successful, to the in.
stability, insecurity, anarchy, ard impo.
tence OF the Spanish-American Republics :;
1t does this for the sole reason that the new
Federal Administration is more favorable
TO an equality of rights between man and
man than the consprators deem wholesome
or safe. 1t is rebellion of the only pri,
Vlleged class in the republic to enforce
uelahu mat their privileges shall be in.
creased Not to meet and beat them is to
auult mat government is rightfully the
monopoly OF caste, and that / he sharpest
sword should dictate the law
In the struggle thus forced unon us
there is, then, there can be. no comnronise
and no cessation until one side or The 9th.
er shall have absolutely triumphed The
nation must vindieate its authority unoual.
fedly, or it must cease to be. 1t must
crush out its domestic foes, or become at
once a Lower Empire of corruption, bar
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-07-27
Outward Bound.
ny KATE CAMERON.

From the shining strand of childhood,
Ships went sailing long ago,
Laden with the richest treasures
Which my heart can ever know.
Thoughts as pure as morning dew. drops,
Fancies like the rainbow gay,
Dreams as sweet as fairy music,
Hopes as blithe as birds in May,
But though have long been searching,
Youths lost treasures neer are found
And send forth other ventures
Bnt they are all outward bound.
Outward bound, across the ocean,
Which so many leagues is spread
Not ripple on the water,
Marks the track DER which they sped.
Vainy watched for their coming,
Fainly scan the swelling main,
And fear those fairy vessels
Will not greet my gaze again.
When | call there is no answer,
Echo only mocks the sound,
Not o sail in the horizon
But they all seem outward bound.
None come back with golden cargoes
None with tropic fruits appear,
From the islands where Lile's noon.tide
Makes a summer all the year.
Soon the shades Of night will gather,
Soon LIES sky be overcast,
And then look to the Future,
shall ha'f forget the Past
When my barque shall leave its moorings,
When |, too, am outward bound,
In Eternity's calm haven,
My lost treasurs shall be found