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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-03-15

At q Court OF Probate held at Kennebunk, within
and for the county OF York, on the first ruesdayln
March, in the year Of our Lord eighteen hun
dred and siIty-one, by the Hon. Il. Il. Bourne
Judge OF said Court
IN the petition Of JEDEDlAH LlTTLEflELD,
" administrator Of the estate or JOHN AUSTIN,
late Of South Berwick, In said county, deceased
representing that the personal estate OF said de-
ceased rs not sufficient Ia pay the just debts when
he owed mt the time Of his death by the sum oftwo
thousand dollars, and praying for license TO sell
and convey the whole OF the real estate OF said de-
ceased at public auction or private sale, because
by partial sale the residue would he greatly In
ured
Ordered. That the petitioner give notice thereof
10 the heirs Of said deceased and
10 all persons interested In said estate by causing
a copy Of this order 10 be published In the Union
and Journal, printed In Blddeiord, In said county,
for three weeks successfully. that they may appear
at n Probate Court to be held Mt Alfred, In said
county. on the first Tuesday IN April next, ~
ten Of the clock in the forenoon. and shew cause,
n any they have, why the prayer Of said petition
should not DO sranted.
II attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
A true copy. attest. GEORGE II. knowlton Register
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DEATHS.

In Biddssord. Jan iith, Charles Fps,, aged Il
In ksnnsbunkpsrt. the 18Th Inst. Mr. George
In M. eity. ths mn inst. Mrs Mary Elizabeth,
.ifs of John.oa Piummer.agei - years.
In Po<rtsnouth March Ord. Albert MAeome
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10000

DIR. Burleigh smart's Cough Medicine was discoy-
cred by old DIR. Burlelgh Smart, OF kennepunk.
For sale by all dealers In medicine at only - cents
bottle.
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Law sLlyrs OF BVERY Kind

rurxrrp ~ A skAs rAssrn AZ fss 1Sios oVres
Also, cirssis,, Bsat chssh'. Rsssipss'
ruh HEADS, WEDDING AND visIrfsW
CARDS. &C, &C.
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Iegal Wottees.

Alta Court ofProbats, held ut Kenncbunk, within
and for the counts OF York on the FIRST Tuesday In
March, In the year OF our Lord, eighteen hun.
dred and sixty.one, by the Hon. Il. L. Bourne,
Judge OF said Court.
Uthe estate OF JAMES JEFFREY. late OF konns.
bunkport, in said county, deceased, praying that
administration Ofthe estate OF said deceased may
be granted to him or some other suitable person
Ordered. That the petitioner cite the widows next
OF kin To notice thereof
tohe heirs of said deceased and To all persons inter-
ested In said estate bycausng acopy thus order 70
be published In the Union Journal printed w b,u-
deiord, i'm said county, thrce weeks successfully,
that they may appear at Probate Court to be
held ut Alfred. In said county, on the hrst
Tuesday OF April, next, at ten OF the
clock In the forenoon, and shew cause, any they
have, why the prayer Of said petition should not
be granted.
II Attest, George II. Knowlton. Register
true copy, attest. OeoI 20 ii. knowlton,hegister
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TIE
CANADIAN
HAIR INVIGORiTOR.
PINT BOTTLES CENTS.

This newly discovered article rapidly restores
grey hair to It's original color. by restoring tho
scalp 20 healthy action. tcauses the hair t. grow
luxurantly prevents II from becoming thin, dry
and brash kills hair eaters, and efectually re-
moves dandrur aud scurf and cures all humors OF
the scalp. For sale in Canada ny DIR. Du
Page. Great No. james ~. Nloutrcat. and
by all dealers La Medicine In the United
States.
~ Read the following certificate from one ~
the rst Physicians In the state. who has practiced
medicine for over % years
BiDDETORp, Ne, Dec. 9th. lss0.
am satisfied. from q thorough Investigation OF
the matter, that although there are some other
good Hair Inyigoators, that the Canadian Hair
Inylgorator contains articles not used In any sinl-
lar preparation and which Of the greatest value
for inyigoratng and restoring the hair.
E.G. STEVENS, VI. ID.
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NOTICE!

NOTE stolen, dated Mareh 1877, PAYABLE to
ABIGAIL ROBERTS. IMrbid all persons buying
said note. ,
Didde ford, March ~, $50. Jwl2'
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u rHE DEMAND FoR
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arising from u DisOsisrsi Stomach
OF BOTSis
Y They are used and recommended by leading Ply
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\ Dr.. JAMES T.. LEEPERE writes nom Navarro,
/ stark Co, O.,-~The Blttsrs are praised BY those
suffering from indigestion, dyspepsia and liver CON-
plant"
n. 8. DIyIS, Postmaster at Williamsport Ohio,
says,-ssThey give great satisfaction l use them
myself having taken cold, become PROSTATE and
/ lost my appetite. Il relieved me, and can recon-
mend II with great assurance Of its merits"
Dr.. mn. w. KERR. Of ROgersville, Ind, writes
Us that they are the most valuable medicine offered
lie has recommended them with great success, and
with them made several cures Of palptAtiOn Of the
heart and general debility.
THOMAS STANFORD. ESQ, BlOuntville, Her.
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May 4, Is6O. lie was much reduced, having been
afiicted for three years with great nervous debll
IT, palpitatlOn OF the heart OF the most and
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was completely restored. and am now In robust
health"
GEORGE ". HOFFMAN, says he was afflicted
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eral physicians ascending him could do HIM no
good. Ito saws, -for Rheumatism, dyspepsia, liver
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j. ~ HUNT writes from Delphos, Allen Co, o.,
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ID. A. GILLEHERS, ". d., writes ffOm Van
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and all who require stimulating medicine"
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At o Court Of Probate held at Kennebunk. with.
In and for the county ofYork. ON the frat Tues
day In March. In the yearorour Lord eighteen
hundred and slxty-onc, by the Hon. K. E.Bourne
Judge OF said Courts
JOANNA PERKINS, widow OF GEORGE PER.
u KIM lateof Parsonsael3, In said county deceas-
ed having presented her petition FOR her dover In
said estate TO he assigned and set out TO her, and
that Commissioners may be appointed for that
purpose pursuant 10 law. Also her petition Tor
allowance out Of the personal estate OF said de-
ceased.
Ordered. That the said petitioner give notice
10 all persons interested, by causing copy OF this
order to be published In the Union r Journal
printed ut Biddeford, In said county three weeks
successfully, that they may appear at Probate
Court 10 be held ut Alfred In said county, on the
arst Tuesday In April next. ut ten OF the clock
In the forenoon. and shew cause II anythey have
why the same should not be allowed.
II Attest, GEORGE II. Knowlton, Register
true copy, attest, George II. knowlton Register
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At Court OF Probate held st Ksnnebunk. within
and Tor the county Of York, on the nrst Tues-
day OF March, In the yesr VI our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty-one, by the lion. Z Y. bourne.
Judge OF said Court,
MARY j. LiTTLEPrELp, widow Of yoRS T..
wi LfTTLEFTELD. late OF Wells, In said coun-
", deceased, having presented her petition for
her dover In said estate 10 be signed aud set out
W her, and that Coll missioner. may be appointed
Tor that purpose pursuant 20 Law. Also her petit.
uon Tor allowance out Of the personal estate Of
ords,sd That the said petitioner give notice TO all
persons interested, By causing copy
TIL: order TO be published three weeks successive
~ IN the Union \ Journal. printed at Biddeford In
said county, that the, may appear at Probate
voust 70 oe held at Alfred, In said county, ION
the hrst Tuesday In April next, at ten OF the
clock In the forenoon, and shew cause II any they
have, why the same should not be allowed.
II attest George II. Knowlton, LEICESTER.
true copy, attest, Georse II. knowlton. Re ister
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SENT FREE TO ANY ADDRESS,

Charles Holman, w. d, 2. r. s., Professor Of dis
eases Of the genital organs In the fremont Medical
Institute, has at a large expense To the institute
published a work on the treatment Of all private
diseases Of the male and female genital organs, al
80 treatise on the result OF Onanlsui. Masturha-
tiOn SEXUAL Debility, Involuntary Nocturnal lmis.
siOns. SpermatOrrhea &c, causing lnipOteney and
Mental and Physical Debility
Ladies being troubled with painful or entirely
suppressed tuenstruatiOn. would learn something
by sending for book. Enclose two rcd stamps 10
paw the postage.
Direct TO III HOfMANN, fremont Medical Insti-
tute, Boston. Mass. LYRIC
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~ All should read Prof. Woods advertisement
in another column.
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ptr,nIarsr OF uns lsr..,os.

Wa-I'IhkI'H' ", t., 'IH Feb, Ib9N ]
STAT have u--l yVns ils ~ my ge~,s and h'.v,lst
practice JVa made them, ad esnnot hesitate 10
say l,sy tie best ,aIbarV snply. Their rvgu.
ling action tbs liver u pui,k AID dssiiei.
Qssutly they ate aIsls i.n,.,ly fos derangensss
Of that organ. ini--J, ba. ssIlnm ound Case VI
Jloas doass ., obstinate thai IL did nol readily ysd -
them. IIsi,ILaily yol,.. AiUSZJ HAIL. g. d,
Iayse.ar If De uiuss A.tti.A.
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Will convince all who suffer nom
IIEADACHE,
Speedy and Sure Cure
~IS WITHIN THEIR REACH.
Is these Tsshmoniais rre unsolicited BY Mr.. SPALD-
ING, th,y afford ungatstionabie proofof the sfea-
eycfihis truly scientific discovery.
MAsoSyILLe, CoSS., Feb. &, 1861.
sin,
have tried your Cephalc Pills, and Ihks th,m
so eel that want you to send me two dollars
Part OF these are for the neighbors. to whom
gave a few out Of the first box got nom you.
Send the Pills by mail, and ohlige
JAMES KENNEDY.
uAvERroRD. PA, Feb. 6. 1861.
SIR,
wish you To send me more box Of your CO.
phaiic Pills,I Aare received great deal Of bs"Vf
MARY ANN STOlKHOUsE.
spRrcE CREgK, HUNTINGTON Co., PA.l
January Is, 1861.
II &. sPALpNa.
SIRi
You will please send me two boxes OF your &C.
phalic Pills. Send them immediately.
Respectfully y ,Snp s,voSs
p. s.-Ihape used one Dor Of your Pih', and 1"d
them sresHent.
BELLE VERNON, ONO, Jan. Is, 1861.
HENRY q. SPALDING, Esq.
send me another box OF your Cephalic Pills Thsy
az, truly the best PiLs Aars ,rsr fried. =, =,
Direct A. SLOWER, +: NJ,
Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co, D.
BEVERLY, MASS. Dec. II, ls6o
II. @. SPALprsG. Esq.
wish for some circulars or large show biils, 10
bring your Cephalic Pills more particularly before
my customeis. lfyou have anything OF the hnd'
One of my customers, who is subject TO severe
Sick Headache casually lastlng tive daysO 1as cur:
ed of an attack in one hour BY your Pii', which
sent her. .,,
W. ID. WILKES.
RrrsoLDsBrna. RnAsEsIy Co., oHio,}
January ., 1901
HENRY G. sPALpING,
No. IS Cedar ST., n. Y.
DEAR SiRi
Inclosed find twenty-five cents. (25) for which
send box Of "Cephalic Pills" Send TO address OF
Rev. VIM. c. Filler, Reynoldsburg, Franklin Co,
Ohio.
your Pin, rOrk lake eAarm-eurs Headache al
most instaatp.
Truly yours wM. C. FILLER
YrsiLASri, MICH, Jan. II, 1861.
Mn. SrALpiSG.
SiRi
Not long since sent to you for n box OF Cephal
10 PILL for the cure OF the Nervous Headache and
Costyeness, and received the same, and they had 80
good an eject thai ras induced 10 send for more.
Please send by return NAL R RIssf e
Ypsilanti. Mich.
Frop the Eraminsr. Norfolk, ~.
Cepha,ic pills accomplish the object for which
they were made, via Cure Of Headache In all Its
forms.
From As Eraainer, No.foH, Va.
They have been tested In more than thousand
cases with entire success.
From hs Democrat, 81. Cloud, MINI.
If YOU are, or have been troubled with the head
ache send for a box, (Cephalic Pills. 80 that you
may have them In case OF an attack
From "a. Idr,rtistr, Precedence, RI
The Cephalic Pills are said 10 he remarkably
effective remedy for the headache, and one Of the
very best for that very frequent complaint which
has ever been discovered.
From hs Western n. n. Gazette, Chicago. IR
We heartily endorse Mr.. spaidng, and his un.
rvalled Cephalic Pills.
~. single bottle of sPALDING's PREPARED
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ASA Mogdaipox
A. . Family Physie.

Pio~ d.. D.. ~. tbtsu.yLt, Mes o'i-v~s.
Your rilis the p'incs ~ Iarx-s. Their esc~ient
qusiiti-s surrsss any csihsriic ". I.-~-s. 1hey
mild bat vrry c-iaa and 20 ciusi ia ihs'r sstln lie
tosr. w make. thru in'Alaabis 10 Ne ." tbs daily
trsain.nt ~ di-rss!
Headache, sic kIIsadsebe, Foul Stomach.
tSo@, IN. iasIa D'yd. Bah~sor,.
DEn iiho. ArrWi tcannot yoa 'c.a oompl, ias
lsv. evsi with your iills lstrr than IN say on bsf
bet r-'L spt1tu'r @eI.e,m. plars great d r~n.
deae e.ci.si sail,srtlc In my daily contest With
i.,-e si i-lT,ia ~ he that yoar ifs anti Ne The
lest We have, Of cOar-s ,ala" then, highly
rrrrssrno, ~. Nav !, iss.
IA. J. G. Af,r. sri have Icon r-pe.tsdy earrd u
H.. w,,rst hsi'r,s any lniy is,. q, ,se or I've
81 ,'ur rilis. u s-,m, 10 arise fpn bsl stomach,
which they ,leai,-- ut "n~e.
Yours with gr,s.t respect, I'm. W. rhsnLE,
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Dy...,.ry, pi.rrh.., Relax, wsr,.s.

Const ipstioW, Costtveuess, suppressious
determinations, Gout, Neuralgia, Drop
o., Paralysis, Fits, etc.
I,.s' ~. j. .. i.Iy.", HAi,e,i, c'soss
Ton much cshnot 10 ssli ~ yuar riiis br the cure Il
costirs. ifolher- - fs,crniiy have f',nd them
Ina ~ for ia. b~Rt of the mnliiuiss wl sui.r fioa
that complsnt which, alil,'g i ri,Oug IN its,lL 10
the pro gvIur Uf .ilsTs that Nu.sv. ! l~~ve
GUST. ~ tie ll,ss, bot ySr rilis svet At
otgsn and care u. disease.
F,~ NJ. u. Mani, i%y,is.a" and Mir,E. Dst~u.
hp cr two isrs. ,.ss ~ y,snr r, tsk-n nj the
pruisr iin'e ssollrni ~ IN. s-iH'.'
ha,. ~b-a wholly Is.ftsly -pprss. aud .iso ,~ry
sneenal 10 Tfrss> the s'-'',s aud s5t-f Tb~y
much the Let phy.is have that ,esvlnsal
no otl'Or to MY iaiienis.
Ross Hs Esr d. Hoeiss, .Thls N,t.-iI Epis cl,get.
Prt,skI IIag-, s.,anrah. Ga. ian. a Issa.
ttn>oa'b STAT Z s.p,d l- ungni-fai &C. ihs relief
your sk La. ia",Igt ms " did nas Isytt my 10
y'u. oil siil-l ~ nv p,b' ani brs,Sbt on tncri-
caiing p,sr,Lc Pc ss which sisi ~ elI.a,c rL,ss-.
.li-~ss. grew aud until w the advice of y,ur
~srllcnt sgru' ~ isiinsrs, ~ Mackenzie ti~ s,uf
Pili. Their .nris s,w. ba' sn- Wy bsrss'sfiag
To- tho ,,se Of ii,-'I,. ] an, INV ssti,'ly well.
sss,rr cnIaH,h. rai.. R"aEs, H.. 3 D-y. 1895.
rs. Ar,Ri have leon rniir-y rar- hr y'nr pili. II
Rh,Hnfe C'si "a Iishil dis.., that hni nfikir me
Or years. VINCENT si'DEi.i-
ss- Most ~ IN. pills In market rAia.n Ms,cafy,
which altliOush a valuable r~n~dy IN skiiful hssds
dangerous In puddle pill. ff,r the dradful ooass-
qusnces that frequently f IT, inosutinus use Thee
contain no mercury mins--, .u'@'snrs whatever.
Price, as cents per Box. or Boxes for 81.
Prepared by Dr.. J G AVER 8. CO., Lowell. Mas
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.v'efs.-The failure Of IRON as remedy for Dys-
SePsta, bad state Of the blood, and the numer-
diseases caused thereby has arisen from the wantof
such preparation Of Iron shall enter the stomaehn
PRoroxIDR state, and Assimilate at once with the
blood. This want the PERUVIAN SYRUP supplies,
and It does In the only form In which possible
for Iron to enter the circulation. For this the
PERUVIAN SYRUP often radically CURES diseases In
which other preparations Of Iron and other medicines
have been found TO be Of no avail
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From hs Idrsrtissr, Proridsnes. R.L
The Cephalic Pills are said TO be q remarkably
effective remedy for the headache. and one OF the
very best for that very frequent complaint which
has ever been discovered.
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From hs Western r. r. Gazette, chieago. IH.
We heartily endorse Mr.. spaldng, and his un.
riyalled Cephalie Pills.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-17

BEsToN's MoTTER--How touching the
tribute of Hon. Thos. H. Benton to his
mothers influence:
"My mother asked re never to use 10.
bacco. L have never touched it from, ths,
time to the present day. She asked not tc
game, and have never gamblsl. ana
cannot tell who is winning and who Is lo-
sing In games that can be PLAYED. She
admonished me, too. against hard drink
ing; and whatever capacity for endurance
| have at present, and Whatever usefulness
| may attain in life. have attributed tc
having complied with her pious and cor
rect wishes. When | was seven years o
age she asked me not to drink. and thon
made resolution of total abstinence. a: Z
time whsn was sole constituent memhe,
Of my own body; and that have adhered
to il through all time, owe it to nay moth
er."
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-17

Hos. THOMAS A. HEsDRIcKs.-Thi
gentleman will in few days remove from
MS old home, in the county of Shelby. 10
Indianapolis. and resume the practice cf
law. In his removal Shelby county Will
loose her most eminent citiz n and an
honorable gentleman, and the Indianapolis
bar. will have added TO it an able and high
topei lawyer.
No man enjoys more Of the coufdeuce
and es.eem OF the citizens Of Hancock
county, irrespective of party, than does
Thomas A. Hendricks, and none is more
worthy. lie and ourself have been init
mate friends for near Ten years, aud We
gladly accept this opportunity of adding
our testimony 10 that Of the whole public,
rs to his moral worth and emminent abil-
ltv.
HE defeat for Governor vas not per-
sonal defeat, bat defeat Of The Democrat
ic party. whose flag he proudly and man
fully carried in he foremost of the CON
fiet.-Hancock Democrat.
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The Cross.

The following striking passage is from
Henry Ward Beecher's sermon. preached
few Sundays since, in the pulpit of tie
late Theodore Parker, at Boston:
"The cross has twined around it every
association Of dignity and beauty in the
world. Not one other thing has received
from the fertile mind and all-fashioning
hands of men of genius so many intrinsic
beauties as the cross Of Christ. Millions
never hear of it without throb, nor see il
without.a genuhection. Itdraws the child
in the cradle next to its mothers face, and
it is the last thing from which the light
disappears when this child in old age is
dying. The cross is now as universal and
beautiful to the associations and memories
of men, as then it was rare, peculiar and
cdious; it is that which now to US is moi
only suggestive of an incident in Christ't
history. but is also memorial Of two thou
sand years of history. Around that simple
Cross wood. the heart Of the world has
gathered for twenty centuries its stores o.
admiration, Of love. of devotion.
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Missouri and the Union.

The Nisouri Republican. OF the 4th inst.
has the following concerning the conserva
tism Of the members Of the Legislature o.
that State
a good many members Of the Leg,sla-
ture, from various parts e the STATE, have
been in the city within day or two So
far as we have been able 10 see them. we
are gratliled to hsar that they are entirely
conservative in all their views in regard to
the present troubles between the North aud
The South; that they are disposed to 6ghr
for tie rights of the slave States in the
Union. rather than out of the Union; that
they viii unite, ii needs be, in any con
yentIon Of the slave States which shall pre-
sent, in 4 distinct manner. the grieavnces
OF which are neither few nor unimportant;
and that if the free States, so long pursu-
ing an aggressive course towards them.
should refuse to 90 justice to them, hat
they will hen consiler the mode and mea-
sure OF redress Brt they ate not dispos
ed to break up this Union hastily, or with.
out sufficient reason. They have prosper
ed under it unti they have attained po-
sition seconed to only one other slave State
IN The Conie1eracy, and hey are not die
posed TO be put in false position by the
acts Of South Carolina giving about a
many votesIn the whole State as the coun-
ty OF 81. Louis alone--or any other State
whatever They think /, far more prudent
and patiioli; to follow the lead OF Virginia
MARYLAND. Kentucky. Tennessee and North
Carolina. and with them 70 deliberate care
fnlly and pallioticalIy before they engage
in the work Of destroying the Union.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-17

ANOTHER lincoln AID UNIos SAVING
FlzzLE.-lf Pandemonium had b.en let
loose. OF all the gods of discord had as
sembied for a grand, jolly. tumultuous
row, they might have "paled their neifect-
ual fires before the orgies which we viii
messed, Saturday night, at the sc-callej
Union meeting At The Court House. It
seems that the Black Republicans aud their
abettcr5, the submissionists. had extsn-
siveiy advertiser, by posters and otherwise
tor q grand rally; and az eight O'Clock the
rotunda Was densely packed Seme uu-
known individual was placed in the chair,
who, upon attempting 10 speak, was sud
denly greeted with gro2ns. Kisses, yel.s
and cries for Mcdowell The Doctor, in
order to quiet the crowd, ordered off the
chairman. and begged the crowd to hear
Judge Bales. who wished to address them
Tie name OF SIR Bates was instantly re-
sponded to with groana, and cheers for
South Carolina AMI Missouri; and as il
seemed TO be utterly impossible 10 quiei
the noise, the Doctor finally made a goo
Southern rights speech. The Southern
nights men we're So largely in the ascend
ant thai no iur,her effort was maze to con-
trol She meeting: aud the Minute Men thsn
regal.d themselves with cheers for South
ern confeierscy and Yancey, and grosni
for Lincoln. The crowd then quietly dis
persed. and thus ended tho second attempt
in St. Louis. 10 save the Union ."-Sf
Louis Bulletin.