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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-09-20

Tx Gov. George n. Briggs of Mass.
died on Thursday Of last week from the eff
feet of wound received from the accidental
discharge of gun, Gov. Briggs was uni.
yersally respected and beloved. Perhaps no
man in Mass. had more warm personal
friends or fewer enemies and during his
long public liie,-haying been in Congress
from 1881 to 1913, and Gov. Of that Com
monwealth frou. 1913 to 1851, no one had
the hardihood to charge him with want Of
faith, or with acting with reference to him
self merely lie was pre-eminently an honest
man, a consistent Christian gentleman, and
a devoted public servant.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-09-20

The Union members of both Houses refus-
ed to meet this morning. / he Legislature
is virtually dead, all the officers being under
arrest to reyent calling the roll The Union
members Will leave this afternoon for home.
and the secession members for Fort McIlcnry
rhe city is quiet. The talk OF INVASION by
Gen Johnson is laughed at. Union flags
are flying with the motto :. The Union
must be preserved. =
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PRiNcE EDwARp's ISLAND,
Sent lnth lNSI


En-. AMERICAN Having leisure mo-
mcnt / take my pom to give you sketch Of
the people Of this Island, and also their
Jews OF the trouble in the United States.
At the commencement Of the trouble, the
sympathy OF the PEOPLE WAS for the North,
but public opinion has gradually changed
and Russel's account of the battle Of Bull
Run has had much to DO with it. The com
mon people talk very large about En.lAnd
stepping in and settling the trouble between
the North and the South. They think no
body would oppose such mediation, 1t is
really sici;ening 10 hear some oil the lcadin.
men talk about England they 20 SO far as
to say If they had a regiment of British sol
diers they would fog the whole Of them.
Volunteer companies are being raised all
over the Island and in y Brunswick There
is one company here and it has been drilling
three months
This place has about 1000 inhabitants and
there are twelve gros shops and di>tillerirs.
rhe people gather IN these places and get ex-
cited over public matters, and watch as ca
gerly for the papers as do the people who
are more Immediately interested. They
think thy will have free trade with the
South ii they gain their inIcpoUdence |
am the only Union man in the place. was
at Charlyti5wn last week aud called on the
American Consll, anI | should judy, he is
in the wrong place, for he appears 10 be a
rank secc~,iunist and the people told me he
WAS in the practice OF visiting the public
places and talking i'll favor Of the South.
Mr. + l. SNOW, the travelling agent of
! the New York Al5a0a and Charleston C0u-
ricr. has heen here, poisoning the public
MINI. Isanl You his card, with the en-
dorsement Of the Le.a, s..eFc'al BaIiet'n as to
his soundncss ON the gpJse.
From ne N.te Orleans Comnrreia! Balletin,
January 20, lsGl.
We were glad yesterday to welcome 70 our
city, as i gentleman in these troubl5us times
ia every way unexcepti9nable, our worthy
friend, Mr.. +. l., Snow, general agent Of the
| New York Abi0H, n journal representing
| English sentiment and interest, and conduct
ed with great ability. In addition to the
intense merit of this instructive and enter
tanning miscellany, the proprietoIs Of the
AH'on present annually to their subscribers
"a beautiful engraving, executed in the high
est style Of the art. Mr. Snow is also the
agent of that old and admirable paper, the
Charleston Courier, together with other
| journals which are conducted in tone and
spirit unobjccti Enable to the South We
! hope our citizens will discriminate between
their friends and enemies, between those
! journals which favor and those which are i'll
imical TO Southern institutions. Mr.. Snow
may guide their choice and judgment, for he
is true and faithful. A. IL.
Summeryille, Sept. 10th. 1851.
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l.. THOMAS.
Adjutant General.
Slyncd

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t'I fthr l,v,l sentiment Of the STATE !. fully
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have 50 dissraccd the state are at discount.
Traitors have no place among Us.
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b.i h,a n if rho ilbIn by rho E,Anr1i
forces in violation Of her neutralitv.
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IT. Louis, tn,
The report IS current here that the rebels
have evacuated Columbus. Ny
I,sa,,b - an - ,,ni,., h.rn CO pt,., has.
sent n column ot leo mon and ,br.a pi,ces
of artillery ofter rio re1els who left her. IN
the I3tb rbrr, j. liftl, doubt hpr tbrir
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thnnrh. ~ usu5l tbsv viii disnoTs,. and mo.
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,;nar,I. arc .couri,, the c.n,ntry on an So
TJ,neIs t,r,,a,,,i=r and FI,r,ris H.. Grs,
com nanding the regular forces of Missouri
volunteers. and the latter about too Iowa
State tr5,ns. will arrive here Sunday morn
ing. They have swept the entire region
north of this civ. The General will in,nn.
diatelv put them in motion alop, both sides
Of the railroad track. 10 clear ont the sm.ll
SQUADS of rrb-ls REMAINING in tin woods h..
tween here and Chiiieothe The General
says thai in FIVE days North Missoar will be
quiet again.
FREDERICK, Nd 18th.
=. 1. n
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NEW YORK, 10th.
The Day Book has suspended and merged
itself into a weekly, to be called The Week
iy Caucasian;
The following official despatch was receiv-
cd at General McClcllan's headquarters to-
day
DAyIsrowN, Mp, 18th.
This afternoon at half-past three about 4 so
rebels attacked the extreme right of my pick
cts about three miles above this place oppos-
tie Pitchard's mill. The affair was spirited,
lasting about two hours. The enemy W as
driven from every house aud breastworh As
they occupied Eight or ten of them are
said to be killed and number wounded
Our loss was one killed. Our victory was
complete Our troops behaved admirably
Our cannon were indispensable and rendered
good service
(Sigpcd) G. \. GEARY.
Col 2Sth Penn. Reg't.
New YORK, 10th.
The British brig Mystery, from Havana
was seized yesterday. On board were found
letters containing instructions to her Cap
tain relating to running the blockade.
The Posts Washington despatch states
that it is rumorcd that Fremont has resign
ed
There were no important movements on
the Potomac this morning.
1t is understood that several army officers
have been engaged in returning fugitiyes to
their masters.
PuILapELPuIA, 10th.
The Baltimore American has a letter from
Point of Rocks. dated Sunday, giving add
tior nj particulars of the Davistown affur-
Our force engaged were companies Il, ID. III g,
and |. of the 18th Penn, and two companies
of the Mass 18th During the fight, reb-
ell was seen taking aim at Col. Geary. when
he gtasped rifle from a soldier and shot the
rebel on the spot. The troops are in fine
spirits.
WASHINGTON, 10th.
Notwithstanding the explanations made
by NJ. Lassara, the Spanish Minister, to
MIR. Seward On Saturday the reported proc
lamation of the Captain General of Cuba,
concerning vessels bearing he rebel flag, &c
cupes the attention of the State Depart
ment to-day.
VA IL >GroN, lit.
There is authority for s.lstn. that the re-
ported proclamation by the Governor Gener-
al OF CuIa, recognizing the rebel flag is spu-
rious No such proclamation has been
made
The following order was issued from the
War Department to-day
The comulnling officers of tie United
States forces ut lltttcrts lniet y c, are
hereby authorized to dcccps the services of
such loyal North Churchman's. not u exceed
one regiment. rs in hi, neIghb)fhood may
volunteer 10 akeup aims for the United
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-09-20

Itappears from correspondence that not
opIy Pustnasters. but all other Postal agents
are instructed by the Post Office Dcpart-
ment to prevent TIE Ner York Day j. BOOK ;sa.
or other excluded newspapers, circulating
throgh their routes or Offices
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-09-20
FRANKroRT, 18th.
LOUISVILLE, 18th.
w ARLINGTON, llth.

IIOV Isl IIlIf' HUI
The Richmond Examiner Of the llth says
that l56 Yankee prisoners have been sent to
Castle Pinckney, 5. c. among them were
Col. Wilcox of the Michigan lst Regiment,
Col. Corcoran of the New York Goth.
Serious fears are entertained Of the crops
at the South The rains Of August are re-
ported to have been the heaviest and most
general that ever were known, and were very
lisnstrnns
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memory, and il was in vain that | tried to for

memory, and it was in vain that tried to for
get them.
Six mon.hs after ny sisters death, I follow
ed my father 30 the grave, and vas left in poe
session Ct e considerable property. shall not
lain the reader Of this manuscript, by relst-
ing how consumed it suffice it 20 say, that
Ia a few years tie last cent was spent. And
then commenced eareer Of vice, at which my
previous Hse, bad as Il bad been, paled into
iusigId.isince. desc csnded the ladder Of
crime, step by step, until became house,
breaker.
Ny term, however, was drawing to an end,
] took up ny residence in Baltimore, and with
two ass0cistes equally abandoned as myself,
we determined 10 rob the --- bank. We
thought that We had managed the scheme SO
we'll that there was not the chance Of detee-
tioa. On the night agreed upon, one of ny as
s0eiates absentei himself, but this did not pre-
vent the other one and myself from carrying
our plan into execution.
We found 10 di6iouliy In efeotng an en-
trance into the bank, and proceeded a. once 70
the safe which coatained the treasure. We
were expert at picking locks, and in a few
moments the door Of the safe few open, but
instead of the treasure we expected, man
appeared with a dark lantern in one hand, and
a pistol ia the ether IN a moment be had
shot nv companion dead, and seized me BY
AliH tAl4aAs 0AA NNll NdAAN4 A-A DNkidlEA US
Il was 10 vain struggled; I was in an iron
grasp, and assistance being close at hapd,
was conveyed to prison.
in dus time l vas tired, and sent 10 the pen
i.entiary FOR life
Mytsak is now doDe-my end is accom-
piished--I shah conceal this paper in creviee
IN the wal. Ssme darit viii be discovered.
hope it win not Be for years after my death.
And now, trusty steel, DO your work, and may
God have mercy on nv soul
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-01-20

MELASoHoLLy ATFAIR.-The Holly Springs
IHdspeassHt S5ath, nsrrates The following mel
snoholy Incident:
On Tuesday evening last, about five o'clock,
Newton Tucker, and another lad BY the name
Of william johnson, both students at Chai-
mers Institute, were going through some Mill
taTy eFoiutiOns in their room, young Johnson
having gun in bis hand, which be did not
discover was loaded and capped, as the caps
bad become SO eorrodsd that he did not dis
tinguish them from the tubes. When Tucker
gave the command to tre, johnson pulled the
trigger, sad the gun was discharged, the load
entering the body Of Tucker, just below the
stantlyE
Another voice Of warning against the care
less use Of arms.
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DRs. SPIEGEL & 3ElNACH.
PHYSICIANS,
AND TIE MOST sCCcESSFUb
Cancer Ope90E 09's
IN THE WORLDl
Eight Years in Memphis.

TNFsKE The public in general tat thsy are prepared
TO treat al diseases but espec ally those which arc
pronounced ineursble, uad called chronic.
Their reament o; Cancers Is without any rival, he
cause they viii be expelled from the system with al
their roots and hbcrs, emily by ntional treatment
without oagstica and Witaogi the kn fe.
They also treat with success according so he m1st i'm
proved .cienca Of medicine IN Europe, Rheumatism,
NJ uTaleia. Gout, 0phthalmia Flstnla in Ans scrous
syphilis Dyspcpsis Chronic Dyseniery Torpid Liver,
Grave Fits, TEpew0r, Piles DIopsy Diseases Of the
Skn Bronchitis, Consumption al diseases of The Eye
and Ear and give particular attention 10 all Female
Complaints, especially those Of the womb.
NcFrees who are Afflicted with any OF the shove
diseases viii be cured, and md good board aud
cmuodati0ns while under estment a. the dscofs in
hfmary.
rhe dostors call attention OF patience al distance,
htt II they prepared a. ccnsu the doctors per-
sosabiy by writing them, with exact account Of al
ne symptoms Of The disease medicine viii be forwarded
b Adzms express.
Un3u and aayoio streets. lnhrmsry Union street,
east OF bayou, At Dr.. Spiegeis private residence
Bf c. Sfese has, IN his thirty years prsctico, es-
peciay on chronic diseases cured them with the utmost
success He has in bis possession flve Thousand
plants herhs bsrks, etc. which he cen rely upon TO
sure diseases which By the most successful praci-
ti0ners pronounced iDeurnbie-
Ne also it his especial practice 70 treat ali phi
vate dieascs with hc utmost success, in short time
matter Of hoE long standing, nor Of what nature
An Dr. spiege asks from the Afflicted Is fair trial,
then all ne referauce he wiz give Will be speedy o1T
to thems
Thoasa ads q tesfnaonlals from The most reliable
source nlsy he seen 81 the dooi0r's once dsis-6m
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STATE OF CoNSECTICUr.7e.
C011ty o. HzrilrL -

z F0lrI08 sun DO 03Fes eQuIIabIy alilFIe1 8nd
promptly. a. fhig agency, ~
CHADWICK s. WELLS, Agents,
jal1 BANK BUILDING
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NeW Wemphis Jail.

nHOPBSALS will be- received 5T The uudersi gnad
c3m1nis.isuers, appointed By ne County Court o.
Shelby county az the -nics Of The architect James B..
Cook Es4 ur the city of Mom1his until u O'Clock on
THURSDAY the 7th DAY of Fe9ruarys ISL for building
Jail r the city OF Memphis according to plans AMI
specifications on Gle in his once.
Coutractars viii be requir b give bcId for d1uble
the amount cf the contracts, zi two Improved surel
fc- the faithful performance 0f The same.
The commissioners reserve che rlght % reject any
tender not entirely 81 etisiactcry 20 them.
n he cnrtdcste ard estimate or the arclitect, ray
ment W n be made monthly in the b0nds CT shelby
County Court bearing six per cent interest, aiming
one-third Of the monthly estimate until the Auai CON-
lnleti0n OF the work.
Am further Information or explanation viii be given
on application person or BY letter to The architect AZ
bs 6ce corner of Main and adiaon streets Hsmphis
rsnnesaee J. W. A. PETIT,
A. u MOETGOMERY,
=. 8. DICEERS
". n. WALKER,
J. u. GCOBLEr,
f.rrr- Coruuilssionere
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HISTORY OF ENGLAND, from ihs peace
Of Utrecht to the peace Of Versailles,
1713-17s3. By Lord Mahop. In vols,
full calf, marble edge.
WORKS OF MICHAEL DE MONTAIGNE,
comprising his Essays, Biographical and
Bibliographical Notices, etc b W..
Hazlitt In vols, half calf.
FOR SALE BY
C5eaUes 81 V'Gge3s.


DY virtue % deed % trust to executed BY Mar
- Gus wright which is recorded iu the Regisifr'
once OF shelby county. Book No. =. pages 32h, $40
and 8l7, which Is made % certal Eoe therein
described, / VII. on tle 1ETH DAY OF FEBRuARI
A. D. 1851 proceed 70 sell 90 the highest bidder fer
cash the real estate described in such deed viz
lot Of land situlte lying and being in the county Of
Shelby and STATE o. Tennessee, described as rsqTs
Beginning the northwest u Tennessee aud
Webster streets in the OveTiau division, adjoining the
city hemphisi running thence north with Tennessee
strest one hundred and diiy feet % stakei thence
vest hrudree AID twenty-five iect % q stake
theacs south one huudrs- and atty feet 20 stake IN
webster streetf thencel st one hundred and twenty
Eve feet 10 the beginnit bsing the conveyed 10
me b. said deed she ,ht o. redemption is waived
~ such trust deed.
sale to take place az 1h-est corner Of Court So are,
in the city OF Memphis, within the usual hours
iiIS-td e ROGERS, T. ustee.
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A SHORT DRAMA IN Two SCEEEs.-Firsf
Millionaire seated in an easy chair. By
him stands q poor man in a supplicatihg atti-
tuds. MillicLaire-"Ahemi Very sorry, my
vounc friefd, that can do nothing for you.
But ] can give YOU a word of good advice
Ecouoaise!" 4" Poor man-"But when a man
has nothing to-" onaire-"N NoBsARse 4!
under certain circumstances a nan mast knob
how 10 save.o Second ScfHe.-The millionaire
drowning in pond, the poor man calmly re-
gardins him from the shore. Poor man-"Sor-
~, my friend, that ] can do nothing for you.
BIT can give you a word Of good advice
Sbim +" Mlllionaire-( choking y" Bub-bub-
bub when a ma-man can't swiml" Poor man
-"Nonsensel Under certain circumstances
a man mast know how to swim.
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PRAYEus FoR TEE pREsrDENT-It is a
noteworthy fact, that in the Episcopal
church ss Of this city On Sunday last, the usua
prayer Gfor the President Of the nited States
and al others in authority was changed SO
as 70 hsrmonize with the altered political re-
"a ions Of the tate. The change consisted in
limiting The prayer simply to "thy servants ia
au'horitY." The usual prayer for Congress
when IN session, was also appropriately omit
ted. Such departures from an Important por-
ton of the liturgy Of the Episcopal church,
made necessary BY the melancholy times
which have come upon US, fell on the ears Ol
the worshipsrs at her altar with peculiar sad.
ness lE0bHe Register.
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POETS WIT AND HUMOR. Selected by
W. II. Willis. Illustrated With one hun
dred engravings; full gilt, cloth and no
rocco.
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Es-An Advertisements for the Appeal mus. be hsndsd
In al the Clerk'sdesk.
f-AIl transient advertisements nust be Married for q
specined time. When not thGs marked, they viii Be
charged week. and discontinued at tho end Of
That time.
y-Afl advertisements required 70 Be kept on second
page, CHARGED As NEW EACH DAY and on third page,
an advance stated rates.
-Adyertissments directed 70 be displayed, Get IN
large type, charged az DOUBLE RATES.
Tearly advertisers will be charged extra for e-cu-
r7ing space ever contract, and when LARGE TYPE IS
required bo used the advertisement kept on inside
Of paper.
-Fearly advertisers viii be charged extra at resu-
rates for wants, Rents Removals, Co-Partnershils,
Notices, To Conslgnees, etc.
ER-Traasieaf AdvcrtiseHieafs must Be paid for
aevdEcs.
E-No advertisement viii appear in tbs weekly paper
unless By soecial contract
sPAdT= -amenss be inserted In q " eeky paper
elly, fregulr Intervals In either Of the papers,
viii be charged 81 per square for each and every inser-
ton
aR-Anuouaoins Candidates for State County End NJ
nicpa Gces s. each, 70 be paid in advance IA every
instance.
E-Marriages and Deaths are pEblishsd as news but
Obituaries Tributes OF Respect and Funeral Invitations
IS All other advertisements.
E7-All legal and transient advertisements viii be
charged by the insertion.
-Editoria notices in local column will be charged
20 ceuts per line.
- 80 dsdueiion variation will be made from the
foregoing rates.
N5CLANAHAN & DILL.
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