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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-24

S,nERifT'S SALLY virtue Of THREE ,snditiosl
- expnas execution issued from The Nigo Circuit
Court 70 directed and delivered one Ia favor a
Thomas Whsier, aud against jane =. Clark, one
IN favor 4 the Bank o. the State Il Indiana for the
use ~ tho Branch Al Terre Hante, and against
James 5. CLARK. John II. Chapman. James q. ADAMS,
Thomas wsher, and Charles 7. Noble. a. principals,
and Henry Fairbsnks, repicvln bail, and 10 ia
vor q the Southern Branch % Irdiana. against
Jane. q. Clark, John II. Chapman and Henry Pair
banks, a. principals. and James q. Adams. Thomas
wahler. and c. 7. Noble. repieein bali. sm order
ed 20 sell the following described real estate sit
uated IN Vlgc county. Indiana, i0-wii: IL, No
two hundred ard twenty-five C12s) IN tn city -
Terre Hsate, and n
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER lsih. isss,
within he legal bours q aid day. a. TIE Court
flosise door IN 1-rrc Hautc I will offer the rents
AMI proats u tho above described Real Fstale 10
Tethcr vita al the privileges and npparnnsuccs 50
tn sane belonging. s.r Term not exceeding seven
years til kghsst hlddtT for cash. and upon fail
nrs e. realize sam suiicut @ satisfy said execu.
Eli and cs<ts. wiii then and ihcrc ofsr the Fec
simple IN and sad real estate. T. thr hirfess
oder 81 cash. d satisfy the ~ane.
1his eAh Gay q October. issl-
SAMUEL cOSSER. sheriff.
- ss-~s~Prsfss.oo.
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soldiers FROM this State yet. but we know
that the proportion Of their votes would be
still larger than that among the Iowa SOL
diers. The Nanderburgh company OF the
65th gave 80 TO 4 for the Union ticket.
We hope that Gov. Morton may find some
way 10 obtain Trustworthy expression OF the
opinions Of our soldiers. We are confident
that full vote would show majority OF
$4,000 over even the mounsirous frauds that
have swelled the poll lists Of nearly every
county in the State.
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PRIDAY. NoyFMsER u, lsag.

SsEERIFF y SALE.-Ry virtue Of an execution H.
- sued from the Vlgo Circuit Court. t. me 81
rcrtet and delivered In favor Of Jacob H. karly aud
against William A. Thomas. am ordered t. seis the
following described real estste, situated IN NigO
county, Indiana, to-wit Lots Nos. eleven (ill aud
~ elve I'D In subdivision a lot We fifty five lssl
ia Section xtecn (iol township twelve North VI
range nine (9) West In Nigo county Indiana end on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER l.ih, Is6s.
Nitlnn tho legal hours - said cav at the Court
House door, IA Terrc Hautc, | will oder the rents
and profits OF the above described Real Estate to
gether with all the privileges snd appnrienances a.
the same belonging. for term not exceeding seven
years 10 the highes, bidder f0s cash. and upon fail
10 realize sufficient O. satisfy said order Il
sale aud costs, vii then and there offer the fee
simple. in and 20 said Real Estate, 10 the highest
bidder FOR cash. Ia satisfy the same.
'Iha goth day u October 1862
SNMTEL cONNFR, sheriff
oeta5o-w3wprsff3.5 80
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LEGAL.
SALE.--By virtue OF

SdEhlfFc cALL.---Dy Virtue Va
kJsn oree- a sale issued from the viso Co.men
Pleas Court 10 me directed and delivered ~ fAvcr o.
Albert Watson, Exscutor 81 John ii. wssson, Dr.
ceased, sssd against Adam W Gregg. k6sara d
Strawn, Julia Gregg, Mary Gregg. sarah harring-
ton, John z harrington, Charles 6regg. Caroline
Gregg and Adsrn ". Grcgg. au ordered e sell the
following described real estate, situated IN slg"
county. Indiana to-wit. Tie soath hall la.l ~ me
nsrth half - q ini0. No one hundred and seventy
I've (iss) In the City 81 Terre Hauie, = the -AHe
sppsars on the Recorded Plat of SAID Ciy sha W
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Il. lss2.
Within the legal hours o. said day, AZ The Coart-
House door, IN Terre Haute. l ~in ofer the rents
and profits OF the above described real estate, To-
gethcr with all the privileges and appurtenancas 70
the same belonging, for term net exceeding sever
years TO the highest kiddcr for cash. and upon faii-
ure 20 realize sum suficisnt 20 satisfy said srei
u sale aud costs viii then and there "iler TIE lee
simple ca and 20 said real estate 10 the highest bid
der fo- cash. 20 satisfy the sane.
This fofh day Il October, lsd2
SAMUEL CONNER Sh'f
Cscff4-vrls, -n-ef&3-O
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cUERIFF'S SALE-Bv virtue !

CHERIFFS SALE.--By virtue OF
~ ar order Of sale issued from the yigo Circuit
Court, TO me directed and delivered, in favor %
Mary j. Grogcrman and against Albert Watson
Borden Watson and Eisira Jeurgens, principals, add
Albert Watson as lsplevin Bail, am ordered 10
sell the foiowinlg described real estate situated An
Nigo county. Indiana. to-wi Being forty five (45)
feet OF the end Of Lots Ne sixty-fye (C5) ard
siNty-six l66) Ia the City OF retre Haute. and on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER Ia, lsGe,
within the legal hours q said day the Court Hensc
door Ia Terre-iaue, will offer the rents and profits
ofthe above described Real Estate, together with all
the privileges and appurtenanceS 90 the belong
ing Tor a term hot exceeding seven years, 20 the
highest bidder for cash. and upon failure 90 realize
sum SUFFICIENT % satisfy said order 81 sale and
costs will. then and there one4 the fce-snple. In
and 10 said Real Estate. % the highest bidder Tor
cash. 20 satisfy the same
This 2oth day Of October 1S62.
oct2s -w3w.rft1.5 50 SAMUEL CONNER. Sh'h.
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THOMAS J. BLNANT. President, indianapolis.
Wa. HASKELL, Principal, Isrre- aante.
THIS INSTITUTION Is CON.


THIS INSTITUTION Is CON
Il QUOTED by VIM Haskell. formerly first as
slrtsnt Teacher in Bryant's Commercial College In
dianapolis. aud recently Principal Of the CONNER
cal college a. A,ica; II Is also under the direction
OF Prof T. Bryant, Principal. Of Bryant. Com
msrrial College 81 indianapolis. one Of the olae,,
and most popular Commercial Teachers In the west
COURSE OF STUDY.
Bookkeeping.
q. Single and Double Entry sspracsicslk ami a
10 Retail, Wholesale, Manufacturing. Rslirosdng.
Bsnking, Individual. Partnership. .ccninis-ioD ana
Compound Company BusineSs.
Penmansktg.
For which we have been awarded the lirst prize.
foE many years. embr aciRg every sye Of PLAIN ana
ornsmSatal Writing. Floarishns. and Lstiering
Mercantile arithmetic.
With the application II natural sis,emcrt aud
cancel'sfion-
Mercantile Correspondence
pleasant exercise for student aud essential quaih-
esiion To- the business man.
Counterfeit Money,
The -c;eaee o. detecting IL b. rules and iiiussrt,oa.
Rules seni TO any address on receipt q 90 oeni-
Necessary Preparation.
Il - nnls essential that tho student understand.
the common English branches 10 be qualified - 81
ter this school.
Time Of Entering.
There classes OF sessions but student. ar.
taught separately az their o~n dsA- AL IAN enter
At any time.
- Tine Jor Cemplcfiag.
Fall Course from eight to twelve weeks. depena
leg IN all cases on the scholar yet a. II Is very i'm
portAnt that every agreement has denKte term
nation, the time allowed will be limited - ia
monfhs from date OF commencement.
Partial Course, embracing complete 81 II hook /.
ir iarm. shops. Office small retail business nay
be fully understood In few weeks.
Terms.
For complete Commercial cour.e. 300
! For complete Course. Penn anship Dept . $50.
fog a complete Coursc. Business Pcpnanshfp Z %
| for complete Course Mercantile Arithmetir oo
| Payable IN all cases strictly IN advance.
Those DESTROYS OF good situation after rrada,t,u.
will certainly rnd Il to their advaniavv - s,tens
this Institution.
Notice 10 Business Men.
All basiness IN our Department. a. e,r,iu,. ,,.,
uahxing, posting. settling accounts opeuing and
closing books, Sc., will receive prompt and 81
cienf attention
Those wanting eiticr accountants, ssisSuen e.
agents. reques.sd Ia call on o. adcress ~, VIII,
Tall Information Otquslihcstions will he given
u2-PersoBa expecting written answers. " u; plea.
euclose stamp aud address:
7. j. BnYASr, Prest, or W. lAsKrfi Principal
fuiisnspoils Terre Hauts
Those desiring. fsfsr viii pleasure g. N. col
lowing business men.
References.
t.llctshsr. Tue lie. Bourn, stewart, 4 Ga ini'ii,
n. A. Fletcher, Wright Bates { Nagnlr~
E.king, DIR. II. X. Hays. Afti0a
%. Potter, ferre Heute. & Dickson, Indlnapoli
N. w Williams. q"
Nm. HAgKEiL
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FRIDAY. NOVEMBER isn. lscs.

within the legal hours Of laid day. the Court House
dooF IN Terre Hauie will offer the rents and profits
u the above described Real Estate together with all
the privileges and appurtenances 20 the belong
highest bidder for cash. and upon failure to realize
sum sufficient satisfy said execution ard costs
will then and there oecr the ce-smpis in and 20
satisfy the same
This Goth day Of October, lsc2.
oct2s -w3wufe1.J 20 SAMUEL CONNER. sheriff
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-24
SHERIFFs sALE.-By virtue o.

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue II
~ az execution i~usd frou The Figo C@auon
rsess Cur, q M directed ard dcllsered Ia fsvcs
81 Y<wsrd X Basscts. ar against Isaac " Dawson
irp.eaded With John J. Brake, have levied ca ths
feiicwins described real estate. situated IN Nigo
connfv frcisna. to-wi; Fsrt q in-Loi ". thirty
n~e rs, cann-rcing A. The Sofil Wet cornsr and
,srui.e Sorfh "a Fpcrth Street. forfJsi1 fsel feet
riee o. irches s-eccr Eztt q The socfhEsst cor
~ q tie hoas tbenc~ kc4th I've 81 iEch~s. theocs
Fs.s - the siiev oae hantr~t en1 fcrty two r<4l
fess fran frcn lae - Foursh stre>t. thence Verb
f.rty-sx &C. fsft se,~n ~ inchss thence Wet 81
she rlsr> q ncxinnfr<. an1 80
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER isth, iss,.
wl.hsa he le.al kours q 49, dsy, 81 IL Co1ft
Heese .lear IN Tcrre Hsnts. III CTR he rents
.nl fraffs - tkr atovf tesf'oef real estsfe. Sc
rxfhsr sffh Al tbs pfit tsgrs 80 sps-e<oau,rs e
~ sxns~ h<ia1FlnE for ttru 80 e1ceeairs t~ven
years = - 49, ttt4fs ~ eas1 an zFsn iaiirre
d reaiise san tclrient o. setisfy al exe1ulios
<.d cots. ~su th~1 49, ta~rs e1~f Tie feesr.pfe.
n AZ $40 rsai estste. - IL sTersf nfteT g.
cs-1. g szf.<ty Ne skEs.
rs &C 81 ~ 1ciober, iss1
skurEf coSSxR- ssrr.s
cc<3<rv,rprsst<.so.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-24

AscEricIss 90 PAs.At.-Pascei wapld ,o,
permit hlmsslfto be conscious of tho reli.h
OF his food. be prohibited all seasoning. ,nJ
specs, however much he might wish Tor ana
need them; and be actually died because ne
forced The diseased siOmachc n receivs =,
each meal certain amount OF Aiimest s.;,h.r
more nor less, whatever might bc his .nnc-
tlte Al TIE tine. OF his utter uant Of an-r.;,.
ne ore eir1le armed with iron s-ikc~
which nc was accustomed 10 drive n unar
his body his RESTLESS rihss a. ...... a. n.
thought himself ia need . s. a adn,oni,iors
What folly aud yet boa sd i such : 49,
tAcie' how dishesFtering i Il. And tben :.
70 ne sirtues-they were IL a scrse rirsres
out OF losni. his passy-vhs, uasits Re
vas ANNOYED ard offended II apv one IN ~.
hearing might Glance % ssv TIA. tbex ~
inst scen beautiful women he reh,trl
mother Who pcrrit;cd her own rh.l.lr., =,
give her Their kisses Toward lov;ns -
Ter Who devoted herself 70 rs esnfer, IA
Sssnmea Al. artificial harshneSs Of rnanns-.
scr ne express parposc. q. nc acknowiedrei
~ revolving hcr siste-iv 2rec,.en' Tbis !.
ne nsa whose vent II ~ss 90 le>rr,he man
- eonpcsn1 81 grest.ess Ard cf sr..rhcd.
ne~ Ikes inised. 81 Pascal srriv s;aeril,e
"smssd-sreat aisEys. ana miserable a.
~ass Let rs thea cease. savs this Editor.
= 70 tssak 81 these ra;serits. sod fx Ga. At
.s7s'on WOO th;s SFar.lsn7-zrandsaf. rcs
~ TIE i1fsiiecf. t.f II tie hra-t .iso--
tCecsu.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-24

SHERlFl'S SALE.-By virtue OF
~ one vcnditioni expouas execution issued from
the Nig0 Common Pleas C0srf, TO me directed and
delivered, IN favor tof Bernard kufenheimer and
against Athol Paddock, Jonathan Paddock, Henry
Paddock and Carlisle X. Clark principals, and VIII
liam r. Paddock rcplevin ball. am ordered 10 sell
the following described real estate situated In Nigo
county. Indiana. TO witt The west half "a, OF the
south west quarter "a Of section nine (?) township
ten no. containing eighty (s0) acres, and on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER l.th. 1867,
Within the legal hours Of said day, AZ the Court
House door, IN Tcrre uaulc. | will offer tho rents
and profits of the above described Real Es,s,e to-
gether with all the privileges and appurtenanots 20
the same belonging, for term not exceeding seven
years. 20 the highest bidder for cash and upon fail
20 realize sufficient to satisfy said execu-
ton and costs. will then and there Offer the fee
simple, in aud TO said Real Estate. 60 the highest
bidder fos cash, 20 satisfy the same.
This Goth day 81 October, 1862
SAMUEL. CONNER, sheriff.
Octasw3w- prsfS3 30
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NHERlFFS SAlE.-By virtue OF
~ an order OF sale issued from the Nigo Common
Pleas Court, 10 directed and delivered in fsvcr
OF +. Warren Sandwich and agains, John Il. Chap
man. Emma Chapman aad John VI. Rsy am or
dercd 10 sell the following described real estate,
situated In Nigo county Indiana, Wit The south
half "a ollot No. two hundred and twenty seven
on of the original survey Of in-fots Of the town
Of Tore Hsute, and or
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER Ia. lsss.
Within the legal hours q said day AZ the Court
House door, in Terre nsute. win oner the rents
aud profits OF the above described Real Rstato ~.
gether with all the privileges and appnrenances u
the same belonging. for g term not exceeding seven
years. 60 the highest bidder for cash. and upon fat
ure TO realize sum sufficient TO ssiisfy said order
Of Sale and COSTS will then and there offer the fee
simple, In and 20 said Real Estate. 20 the highest
bidder for cash, 10 satisfy tho Fsuc.
This goth day q October. lSe3.
SAMUEL CONNER, sheriff
oct-22w3w -pfs1.ss
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SHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue of
~ ono Nendltloni fNponae Execution issued
from the Nigo Common Pleas Court To me directed
and dslisered In favor % Joseph ". Hlsckley John
A. simpson, walker NJ. Yeatfasn and John n hhcu,
aud against John II Chapman and James :. Clark.
am ordered 81 cell the following described real
estate. situated In NIgo county. Indiana 10 wit lot
No. two hundred sad twenty five 22s) IN the city -
Tcrrr Haute, AMI on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 18th. lsoo.
Within tho legal hours Of said day, a the Court
HOUSE door, in Jcrrc iIsnie, will or the rents AMI
profits u TIE above described Real Estate. together
With all the privileges and appurienances 20 The same
belonging, for term rDt exceeding seven years, 10
the highest bidder for cash. and upon failure 10
aiire 4 sum sufficient 10 satisfy aid execution and
costs will fhen and there offer the Fec simple Ia
and 70 sad Real Estate. 10 The highest bidder fof
each. o. satisfy the same.
This 2o;h day ~ October. ls62
SAMUEL CONNER. sheriff.
oct2l-N5wprsfsS.s0
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~ one venditioni Exponas Executions issued from
the yigo Circuit Court, 20 me directed and deliv-
ere3. one IN favor CT simeon Hedges and agains.
James n. Rr0xn, I am ordered - sell the fol-
lowing described real estate Situated in vis0c0uniy
to-wii. James NJ. Rro~n's interest In LIT So 800
hundred aud two C2o2). ia city of Terre Hauie. ard
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The i2Si Pennsylvania Regiment. raised
IN md around Pittsburg. had not zone on,
~ she State at the late election. ant gave
ne ioliosins ,ete Cnisu State ticket. 40
Democratic %
he iVsth Illinois. Al >helbsvilis. Nv.
seek voc on the l0,h on the reessi.ns's
h0Ascspstion rrccis raasio-. ~i.h the sclio~.
"a result:
Coneaa, A--so Cor ssi against Lien.
tenant o>o~n. Aesln< c.p<Sin. sou;s ~, -,
A's nee ~ese. s'ss Trey -sve der nsn.. a.
shoxs
Company n. c<,s ao~s. - fsr
Company c. c<rs. lls<k<ts. - TO-
Company %. Csrf cslsirs. Is for.
caap.ry , c@s< nos,. ~ Gos
0es7sryf. Cart McKeru.n. IS tor
COMPANY e. csrss;a Nisssr. = sor.
sEsso<t
- Company u. csss Lsssi1sssr. - k~ =
sFains&
Company !, ca7s. wsdiesxA. = g..
Company X. cs9t Palmer. - o.
TosAi for. sss. against. Is
Ne vote. e1cspt 10 oae oomp.ns q A..
10Th ReGinent. has beer .sks- sr-,rz tss
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v'EN DOLLARS hEW ARD
y sffaJt1 iron - s--.t-.-.., 4.I..t
lfsate - - 3i.l 54y a Aaklst. iEu ~ g. 4i-ffs
eth rod stcts o. flei. - yearl 90 past 49, ei
sr.sIl - fss The cattle k<fs rcen eofkei sfl-.
hat xsfs faf a1i infsnfef f0f trsf o. a fhsii
- arei keaf All nrck.
IN ..ar, or "a r.s. r.. fUPf.
-. Il 6wsz Ctr B-trter.
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MEDICAL.
w. r. De RaNatcr. VI. n


THANKFUL for the patronage
II which hs- been "a literally tTfetied 10 ne
during The pact fsuf ttSrs ~tnid respertsrify =,
licit coa;n1ance II The seine
oss'eE.-- south fhifa >insi. .N,,i -itel .ssaa1
iocf trtaa OHIO Si...i
Essrsscis.-S'eTsa "a t.arih Ani OAK Street.
.riN23S5p
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-01-17
Eecnar: OF ,..e ..ioraey General.

We have a copy Of the annual report
ef the Attorney General Of Maine, Hon.
Josiah II Dummond lie urges the me-
eessity Of further legislation in respect to
demurrars to indictments and the SEN
teuec to be imposed III what are now call
Ell capital cases, and he regrets notwith.
Standing the law of last winter, the lack
Of iorln4lity in drawing grand jurors,
which causes technical impediments to
the execution Of the law. He reccom-
monIs the passage Of law requiring the
presiding judge to examine the reaires,
and returns before cmpanncliinc the
grand jury, aIl to determine upon their
sudlciency.
lie states that under Instructions Of the
Legislature he has commenced suits
against several persons on claims of the
State growing out Of the Peek defalca-
tions-the actions are still pending. 1t
appears that George VI. Weston is seek
ing to obtain mauiamus from the Su-
prcue Court commanding the State Treas
urcr to pay said Western $1,000, charged
to him by Peek, but which Weston denies
having received. The Attorney General
thinks he viii not get the mandamus.-
The repof contains list Of cases attend
ed TO b him and abstracts OF reports of
County Attorneys. 1t appears that the
number Of Indictments pending November
|, 1869 was 592, November l, 1861.
500, Indictments found during the past
year 45l. Sentences to State Prison IS;
for aduItry | /; arson2; burglary 8; lar
ceny D.; manslauShter 3; forgery D;
compound larceny To- counterieiting =,
&c. Total cost oil criminal prosecutions
paid by counties $G3,007 98; total re.
ceipts from fines, &C., SS,444 2S.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-01-17

When they lifted St. Croix from the
place where he had fallen, they found that
life had departed 1t seems that the
wounds given to the young earl, were not,
as his murderer supposed, mortal. His
plunge into the river, instead Of render
ing his death certain, restored him to
consciousness. and when he arose to the
surface he made a des crate effort to re-
gaia the shore In this he would not,
have been successful, for he was very
weak from the loss Of blood, had it not
been for the gypsy queen, who was cross
ine the river in L boat with some (, her
followers. She picked him Up, conveyed
him to her tent. and with the most de
voted and tender care nursed him through
the long and dangerous illness that tol-
lowell
The earl, on his rec5vcry,became avara
Of his cousins usurpation oil his estates
and title, also Of his betrothal to the lady
Blanche; bat retaining grateful sense
Of his Indebtedness II the heroic woman
to whom he owed hs life, and who, spite
Of all still cherished strong affection tor
his treaghrr9us cousin, he=aliowel her to
warn hm, hoping that it wonl niue
him to tlee from the country delaying fo
that purpose his appearance uutii the
very last moment
Taere was another b1il4l lay appoint.
4, at which there were hspp4 and ,miI
ug face, thn LaIy Blanche, the beluti
=
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-01-17
Standing Committees OF the
Maine Legislature.
JoINr#s #srtNDNG# COMMITTEES

Or ile Ja7teiarg-iIss.rs Granger a
j Washington. vlnton Of Cumberland. Pc.
tsrs of Penob,eot. of the SENATE. G,s1II
Of Thomaston. FRYE OF Lewiston. B.ak,
of BANGOR, Bradbury Of E4.tr1rt Stew.
art Of s.. Albars, Kin,,bury OF Port.
,3ul. IIoDkinson Of Fort Fairfield Of the
H1use
. On E.yergl P,},t;oog-NI...r. %mqrt
Of Knox Harlow Of Oxford Wood, Of
Ilcnnn3er ef the Senate. X ;ua.5nrv Of
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-01-17

\ LETTER TO JEFF. DAvIs,-A letter
has been received at tho post office in
this city, stamped in the usual style,
" Wheeling, December >, 1851" and su-
prescribed as follows +" Mr.. jeff. Davis,
Sulphur City, Birthstone County, Hell, in
care of the Devil We are by no means
aware of any impropriety in anticipating
the arch traitors change of residence, but
how, We beg to inquire of Postmaster
Clephane, did the thing happen to come
to this distributing Office ? Is this the
nearest approach to that foreign realm,
available by oul postal facilities?
National Republican,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-01-17

9th Wisconsin, Go. +, So; private Jo 5
eph Montena, 43l New York, Co. i, 81,
so; third prize not awarded.
Creased pole.-Priyatc George W.
Perry, 9th Maine, Go. c, $40; private
John o. Tdel, 9th Maine, Co. +, s.
private WesIy 6. Hutchins, 9th Maine,
Co. f, 81 30.
WrestIine-Priyate William Powers,
i3d New York, Co. a, $40; private \.
II. Liyermore, 9th Wisconsin, Co. G,
s..
Creased Pig-rhis part of the per-
formanee was very amusing, though no
one could claim the pig when caught
The pig started well, but the temptation
to join in pursuit was too great for the
uniformed spectators, and the square
broke and all rushed pe!l-mel upon the
unfortunate pig, which surrendered at
discretion.
Many OF our Maine people, upon read
ing tins letter, will wonder why some Of
the six feet giants they sent out in the
Sd did not conquer in the wrestling
match. In the opinion Of the judges,
the most real scientific Wrestling was dis
played by the two Maine boys, but each
met lis Wellington in the Forty-third
boy. To BE sure tie victor did not UNDER
stand The true principles OF his antagon-
jstz, but he h5ofetl them, and that seemed
sufficient in the eyes Of the judges
The next morning after the celebration
Al -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-01-17

GA young lady of California recently
broke her mock while resisting an attempt
of young man to kiss her Tais fur.
nshes a fearful warning TO young ladles.-