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LeadI Leadtr

ZAP in large or small quantities, bought at the
~ stsss ordnaree department. Irecuesf All NO 49,
either pipe, pig or bar Iesd. to brig Il En- irra- $780,
e. am very mneh in need ofit o. BOURNE
Colonel and Acting Chiaf Of Ozdaancs. S. M.
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High Court Of Errors and Appeals Of Che
State of MiSSiGSinBi.

JACKSON, jana ~ 4thy 1853.
ORDERED, Thst Especial terra Of tbs Hsh Court
Of Errors aud Appeals be hEd e. t5a cours icons
IL the city Of Jzcks5n on tha thrd Mend y Of Fsbru
AIRY. 1853, fes tn purpose Is hea ing esissf on he
criminal dockeis CT the frss alld seclnd districts. The
crtminsl cases on tn docket % the first district vii be
tskenup on the third Monday Of february, snd those
q the seeond disriat wiz Be tsken up d the fourts
Msnday Of Fssfnsry, AID tn cad -srm VA be cont Il
usd unii The crmirsl eases o. tle doekets If sid hrst
and sseoEd Districts are dispose#tf
A. II. HANDY,
VIM L. HAkliIS.
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south, they wll then sat themselves to he
work ef psaesable adjustment, and thus, to- use
shsir own language. keep tie Job out Of Che
hands of YAK BUREN, = Co.
Be these s~peeuladons or this view Of the sub
jeet Just or not there can be no doubt but thAt
the Northwest IS rapidly ripsning Tor Tsyolu-
lion. and would even now grasp hands with
the south hsd she the assurances Of 3 welcome
reception. AID her materisl interests are init
nalsly linked viii the South, her rivers al find
an outlet to the ocean through Southern Terri
tory. and St Is here she always has aud always
raust find the best market and highest prices
69r her products whereas on the other hand,
she is linked to New England only BY artif-
cial ties, with bHs few interests in common with
her. Such being the state Of facts, it's hardly
problematicai where the Northwest viii 80 il
forced to 3 choice. It therefore behooves the
Lineolnites and New Englanders to hurry up
Switzerland aud with all possible speed, We
swat further developments with much interest
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500 REWARD
DANAwAY about thrsasnionihs AGO faem the Ala,
ID bana ana h;ssis-ispiTaihoad Che following named
NsEGROESY


TOM, aSont f~hirtysdve years ola very blask abart ste
feet ten iuches high, weighs about ole buad-s6 an
sixty pounds, b irons teeth ysTg wlss ana show VERY
plainly when taltiae,
DAMON ao9nt * tssthigh very black, forty years
old, snd speass vesy rHch iiss a. African.
JERRY, abeut hVe feet ten inches Eagh, sgs5 a53uf
IT, entT-sao sears, isof 2 brown coicrs very quist azd
has 61t faie to say.
LITTLE IsQM about ave feet foar inches high aas
twenty years cid.
BIG SON SIX feet high, Weighs ore hundred ard
ze7eaty I've poHndss and front teeth ont.
ALbEN, i've feet I've or sx inches high. twsntv-fy~o
years old and very black
Ell q y6icW Doy5 wears g mustache, tUeut2fys
yesfs old and weighs enc hendrsd and SIXTY pounds
HENRY LAyIs, ase fees i've riches hieh, wslqas
one hunGred end fhiriJ Roands and very b,a6h.
-Etwentysix years old. very biack ard we5caa
sHe hundrsd md forty 2ounds
Lsgu give ten dollars sseh Pr either oftbe .bsva
named boys # lodgsd in jail 80 TIA Icsh eet them.
J.H- RTFFEEr
.is1gl ST. Boafma~tar a ead 81 * p
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gpon TTTR LOWER mEssEssEPPA'

Occasional escapes nom Nov ViIseus o.
made BY our friends, not, however "lshou'
,oms difficulty. A refugee lately out informs
rs that the Federal land force nov IN Loolsien-
i estimated at &c, oOe-Is,O0o ct Bssos Rouge
and 5000 at New Orleans Il was also reported
that FARsAeUT had said he would not aftach
our batteries st Pot Hudson, until be Was fuI
nisbed with ton-elad vessels-thst it wss ioAy
to fght them with the vessels ne now has. d.
evidently has not forgotten his experience 8
Vieksburg last summer.
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INPARTANT,

HHHWHNG TOBACCO, CIeARS E0WIlLs AND
SHEETINGS.
24Q boxes Virgiais Tobacco different grades
8 bales Sheeiilg Is, ore yard wide
4 bales GEna5uFEs. IS irchssTidr
6M gsnGinaE Spanish G gsfs. TIE ibeve EH
be clicked oct as bargzin App .coa.
JOSEPH EOaRlDGH
F-a-t styeetl
isi3Ifa Opunzt CITY n - H-aptaf
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JAoKsON. MISS.


We devose a large portion Of our space to-day
81 he publication Of one Of the ablsst conserve
snsscbes we have yet Iesd in our Northern
exchanges. Public sentiment has forced me
Ti.sol1 administration 70 esassis prosecutions
80, cissens. and free speech is unsPsring IN
= asuuneiasons Of the tyreut An idea q the
.eiri.. that animates the conservatives Norm
may be gathered from Dir. AERRioAs sP
fr vbieb We invite an attentive perusal-
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g. :. KNAPP, DBNT9sT

- @~Ncksosss Miss,
AFFtCE Over the sore II Paftop 3spa,6ora st.e.
~ sTset sou'a Of the tapisoL Jackson MsTssipgS
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TV Nixon. Private Rice uaavv..+ws-
Al6ertSandsu Private &c Tbrsn - Heevv arfulsrg
5 Hn.ehestar- ,PFivate &c ThTa1 - Hssvv srtgIerv
J BayaEs--Pdvgt JF Waite Csvsf-v
g Wbiemsn Prvats J F White Csvsirz
S Brandon. Private i WbiA- FsvsIrr
- I White - Cavalry
% AAos---trvaEe j r Write Cavalry
aAos guhby.-FnYate y s GIRy a 4ath Alabama
" n ho~.aeF'.Puvst y Suly A 40fh Alabama
h9eksS .FiVs T. Guly A 40-h Alabama
= Noasefs.ErNa @ G f9tb Alsbama
J \ F!oEaIce- Priyaes C0Crows II 49h Alssana
James A~eAy-sPHgets COCrovs H Dth Ahbams
aeselan - 40th Alabams
ny order Of bdgadieF.Genera D. RUeeIEs.
D.SANDIDdE, G. A.,
JEW A. a and Inspector-Gensra
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NRvEnR

HEADsgAErEEs FIRST nIsTRIcT, nEPARTxEsrl
MISSISSIPPI AID EAST LOUISIANA
january 5 1862
VIE following named priVates are herebyvuor ed
= that II thsy 90 aot jon tleir commands within
twenty dsys hom date O. furnish gafEfsctory reasons
according g sr1ny acquisitions hey viii Be- published bv
their respective eommauders ss deserts. and 4 rgyysrd
ehersi for their apprehension
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DIED.

z There will be preaching b. Dr. Ford a.
the Baptist Church to-pight. At 2 o'clock
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TANNERN, 81 FaR -.

THE Genfederats Leather Msnufaetcry Company
WI sell Ave bols. Tanners OF. Apply to he IN
dersieFed. I'D. KNOX.
is12 i0fR Sunsriuten5an&
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RLAGKsMITHs WAETEDI

TEREB or four competent worknea may reesivs
a god pay eld Permanent eH pieyment. Apply 70
D PHI STGCKTON,
ssh cammardiuE ia ksoq AreeusT.
"DIKEE WORKS GIgNEE Notes.
IL persans he,ding this sue yin pleass present
a them att5e omes q ths Dixie Works in Gin
ton Mtssi s5sPi, Ter redemption.
iaT-iwf " WERNER s 90
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CHANCE NOTES,

DzRsoNs bolsiug ORANGE NOTES, Lsnsd 81 the
i pnderigned viii piesse present shsm y M5ssrs,
Alien & Lyon, Jackson, Miss, FOR Iedemp ioiA
GEORaE r. GRACEE
fa1g 5f+ Caronf Hfas
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~ Tie Cibcinnati Gomznerciai of G g Sist
nIt., in suulmingup tneTespit at Holly ngss
says: 9 Van Dorm paToled 1915 of ei nfsa
There were l7g0 balea ct eotton desiregid A
railroad rain was caught and destroyed Il
consisssd Of one locomotive aud s~sTenty-hye
cars, loaded visa eemmissSfg stores They.
also set Gre to The magazine, endeit blew up
shattering three churches standing n the
vicinity and setting Gre to ihe town. destroying
one.half % il.
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NOTECE.

A FEW z who undeTsfand BLAeTTeG sad
n MINING opera i5as, can heas OF employment s.
good woges BY sppiics ioa 10
Fl IS. CAMERON,
Hfsi0r md q. s.,
isl2 St Jeckson, is
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Confederare So. Cenrress.

2 RIcEMoSD, January l2-congrsss assembled to-day.
Nine senator's aud f~fty-thTee representatives were pres
ent Ne quorum in either branch. Adjourned until to-
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WANTED.

Pgrehass for med eh p@qrPosss a ycu-s. besIly
RIGHARD POTTS.
lahzw srrFeoaC s. "a and Nrd'cai purvevor.
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~ We are iadebied to Route AGent Wallace
FOX 4 copy Of the New orleans PseagGas Of lie
eth inst.
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WANTFD,

ITO REM, 5 good, comfartsble FAMILY DWELL
Il ne HOUSE for which . hand ona sum VIII bs
pad 1sls ssr ! nun Aaa's.' r seH os
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For SALE

Two No. 4 HORSES, for fs d er IT If o& ssrs, rtl
saddles. Gal at the residence OF the uuisris4eG
tive miles west Of Canton.
ial35ss NaRYELL sAufDER2
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Attorney General Bates, in bis opinion
on the possibility of negro citizenship, says Of
the behring's Of the bred Scott decision
. Wbate7er was said in-the long course Of the
case. Is reported, (of0 Paees) respecting the L.
gal merits Of the case, and respecting any sup
posed legal disability resulting fEom the mere
fact Of COLOR thenga entitled to eli the respect
which is due 70 the learned and upright source
from which the opinions come, was tdshors the.
rseorasl and Of no authority ass Judicial de-
cision.p
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iae2w sErssoa G s. and Ned'ral P@urveyor.
D , CA0IPBeLL-.a. K. B-ENEETT--M CLARK.
CAMPBELL 81 BENNETT,
General Commission Merchants,
No So North Water Mobile. Ala.
0oNsIaNHEEFs Of 81 kinds o. Southern ana
ONestr pods C so'idtsi, and prompt stssn ion
efaFs Ted f7eI5Im
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n ThB c0ntrsbsnd e%lepbantisa greet source
Of trouble to our Abolition friends. TIE Wash
inetsn correspondent Of the Cincinnati Gazette,
In 3 late letter, says: The proposition to send
coutrsbands Nofihward does not meet with
much favor, though admitted on all hands chat
something must Be done with them, The con-
tfaband camp Is very full here, and its condition
pronounced BY leading Republican papers to.
day 10 ta disgraceful to barbarisra."
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REBEL MATGHES REBEL CATCHES!
REBEL MATCHFS!!

THE undersigned having stabilized Match Manu-
factory in the city ofJackson, would inform those
wishing to purchase, thar al orders from distance, &C.
dqfis-tm %TFRN a. On
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Another Success in Virginia,

PETERSBURG January L2-Gen Pryor encountered
Dodgs's mounted rides, Eve miles from Suffolk, with
two companies of cavalry, and routed them, %infctine
considerable loss. Learning that there were $500 Yam
KEGS at Carrisyfle, Pryor pushed across to intercept
them. They fed on his approach, and escaped.
From Earope-The Mediation Quessiea.
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81. b.. AEMLulFRR.

NsHAt AeCAt anu CVhtiAisAtyA M6ICUdNls
Jackson, nissy.,
A TTENDS to the IseelTing fsrwatdlng end selling
81 Of eh Kinds % msrehandlse entuauea TO his esrs.
Once ore door rom S~psnslsrs egrasr i general a.
soE 9eat Of al kinds Of goods On hsud for ss..
del5lm III T. SON UeFR
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-" a Lie III the I1outh, and I
Stump Speech III its Belly.

The Kansas y baska Bit. when in.r dag
d ia.o tie Sen. te If tie United St., W,
iLas c'i4-ayteristisally sti.aa,izsl ty S3na.
ter Beat n. We have s-ean9 publ speech.
p per, or l1camant, > deserving ofltis not
very c!aie, language of Mr. Bsat5a. IL the
reesnt letter Of Coy SEYMOUR Of NeR Y95a
Il Il, President. These letters are IN sra 4
by the peculiar traits Of a genuine faI. 5.57l-
81 Gemag'- ae There i. Mt 4 siazls r.
deemia- feature in item. Thy ar. So
i5as stump Speeeaes, n5:H5as N r. or
loss, lie las tie ii grace, We nay Character.
IL it, the meannc.s = c'aarse unftisaess on
the enro.ins officers Of the city Of Nm Y * ,
charging taa; in certain district, where Iii,
friends resided, more men were car5,l.l ae.
e2riing t. the whole population. than IN the
rarll districts Of the State. Whtt more
natural? r illustrate, suppose Ellsworth
village va. one district, AMI ths=b4l4nea OF
the town another; now IN tie yiila,e dis.
trict with is mills and its hundreds ol Young
ncn u manage them, there w5a}l b narly
" quito dJab.e tie number of men Il a. to
be enrolled, that tacie would b. in the other
part Of the DOWN. s. some districts Of Y "
l3rk cry, as we may say in the wh .le city.
the proportion of young men very much tx.
ceeds that found in the country. y: T.
show this specious, iault-fulia. ,eayi.ias mi.
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w O LIZ E. S


y Il Nf-t4 y ~ cAt11 Z ia N SCAN APPS,
pa5s#fs4i e4=4afe Iu CONSUMPTION renewing
ats .s5sszs szA- ~ Hz=fs, Aal removing The cough
lie zezatz41s tae tEiICAL FACULTY asaCA
III izS "a t!s I'm Al Of nlsPLPsIA ia all is forms.
L. pset-l T. est,1.sard curative properties hav.
Ina ra Al at .Fai Atssicd hy universal neil
e.. testimony,
IT, u4fg,e aHt Solvent propr o.. Il the Arpuiatii
bret ala -cHl4fas ttsssr d4-4isiy efhc4eaus ia
pbAN u aai at other al -ciisns q The kidneys
iHG3t + ae4 RHEUMATISM il taken IN the f,rra
~ FAr ura, the Hsiicni lying E4rHiiy covered In bed
ta- pare alcAals a.s5lia1i,a vii rgrc. speedy cure
Taken A. O.. PSI. RI ta llgNogAL AMI sPAsNopfc
ASTHMA is aE5ts Helag eii-t from the distressing
symFy5Hs1
r. - H5i4f aHti sass ae qualities arrest. the cola
s'ast = Att at ftN lii; ata prs vrvs the system q
administration nj tia aiut-taI c4rativss Of the disease
A1minis.satedia CHOLERA, CHOLERA MpRBUs
aui t9Lta l. removes SPAIN. the function n,
LAYER, aud rapidly produces healthy cr-iiJas Il should
be tak-1 iaiAel N.tl4 NJ v alter and sugar.
As EREISE. Ta3ic aui PURIFIER Of the
E.ai, trial II tfteen years ID al climates der
czEcaus-4nczs Aas si4 i ilh universal appreciation
Peculiarly aIapsal h. tie complaints Of delicate W
NALL. h tais ffe-5Ia.aty among the established
c-f4tIf-s n tas 4g-
+ a a4lF aea=is preparation 10 our country that
cAs a zalaE4ly. lmh4Drli WltA pleasure and safety
H#ter rFea ,sh=a taken - exc producing headache
OF etltef aHr.etsaHf eaass7I afuces.
sd. hai.siaa,y wrapped Ia yellox papers 10 hin, snd
qaafi bottles ~ al Druggist Ap1thec res aud Grocers
a the Atel s3at=s. Purchased from the advertised
agents % prevent imposition Ia cAurrieii, aud INIT
L4ls, t4ls q l4ls es4aEr4 IS HIsslsI - Ia them
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IRON tie Arnlg of lie PJ:omqc-H qrg
MJcament Of Troops to Ne3r York CV-
Oar Army a.9e,ag folcards me L5.rar Rap
pGhaHnoe.- Indications NJ ar AGrGgc o.
he Re5el 4rag-Tde Rete's Preparing l.
Bri3qe the Rire~-- N1rs From Cb1,ca5a
10 Sla9aa. l6tt-Tires ms O3eafd n
Sunt1rs Ha3s-Bs If nat lie FRI Is
15eiRy ErGcuqted-Tls GtGld A.tact A.
ranged for Monday, Ia,
The TriJlae's heal quarters army Of the
Potomac despatch dated the l1th, says there
IRE emphatic symtoms of movement in
this army Troops sailei from AIexiniril
last evening for Ncw York who had left
here on Saturday, and more will d5abtleas
follow. Their mission is said t. be t. pro
tect the cts from renewed riots in conuec
lion with tn. draft. There are NJ y. y
y j. or Pa. troops among them sent or
beng sent. They are from New England
and the West. Their numbers and names
will be known only on their arrival. When n
longer nee4e1 in y T., they will be raturn-
ed here or sent norIhwarI as circumstances
AZ " require.
The Army Of the Po.5m7c is fulfilling it.
present duty oil an army obs srystion and d.
fence. the time not having arrived f,r IN
- -. ,v.s,io.toa -
- - = - i a., ,,e ~ -,
and a 'r. ., era ions NJ the SINH have ben
.,,..essf,,il, a,5,so,n,,ot,d II will renaY its
7f,I -, .a;',u,,,i',,
I'm ooaa.rt.i ,n,,-,,sn.s If r. ,gss ana.
,'.o M, r,,' oftar dirscti,ns
Oar ra11lry ar, rep9rted to have retired
list ryenin', /, his sidr If the p,rn,,an.
80, ana a. il. h.'rl.,s
R,,,,orxi ,l.at tb. army b,d r.ll,, lae,, =
Ito yie;ris,, &c E ,irsiy Are Willy .n,trns
tn Y,l;sgge.y ,r1sI.ia.,ton d..ra-,,, s,vs
!, i nn@..rst.,,1 t,,.,t i.n.7,rt,nr d..n,tebt.
s,owinr the c}nulirity Of the Eiesu,iv. Of
Nav Ysrk. and others. w,.h lhe rioters.
have b en- rsee;ys,.. bv tie authorities here
Il is thought tat G5v. seymour viii MT
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NV Yosk, August 18th. lsG3


NJ. S,wras :-Pets2 publish the name.
OF the following psrs IN, who lately arrived
At this plrt !rala RIO Janeri1 hy the Lord
Baltimore, thy being rar5l.d prisoner.
;akei, by tie rebel pFigateafs
From bark Good Hope Of Boston, taken
ana bara, By the Ge5rsia, J5hn II Ael.hoy,
master Boston Mass, Salem I sawyer, first
officer, fremont N Jewett Bryant, second
officer, Boston. Mass JOHN Dorkin, boy.
Boston Mass Isaac II Taylor, Boston Mass
passenger.
From ship Talislnan Of New York, burnt
by the Alabama, c1pt Daniel Howard Of
rhomaston Nj; Thomas Post, St George.
first osi;er; ur. Annalle, of b lston Mr..
Fisher Of Cam.len. y. J., AMI Mr.. Clark, Of
Philadelphia. Pa, passengers.
From bark Conrad, taken by tie ABBA
ma, Mr. Heury GFosne, of BROOKLYN, New
York.
From bark Amazonian, taken By the Ala,
bama, James W. Peailet5n, Of Linconyille
second officer.
From ship Jabcz Snow, of Baekspars Ne.
Capt 5. ". CHM, oil Bucksport, aud Mrs,
Capt Staples, OF B.lf,st Me.
Yours respectfully,
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" The correspondent of the Essex
St1temaii printed at Selem speaking of
the commencement at Bodoing College,
lately, gives the following handsome no.
tee Of our iellowtownsman, Geo. Lewis
Holmes -
&C eorge Lewis Holmes, Of Ellsworth
delivered anadnirabie grafton upon Vor
Popui The substance OF the part was,
that what mankind have naturally thought
in al ages AMI in every place, is the true
voice of reason aud of the people; but the
voice Of the people, practisei upon by
dcmagosaes, excited and stimulated by
rage, BY passion snd by faction, is the
voice Of error AMI Of anger, and leads to
destruction. We never heard a more
manly part at college Commencement
- We have received from 0. Dit.
son & c., Boston, music publishers, two
new pieces Of music viz, Wanted Sub.
stitute,' song, AMI " Away goes Cuffec, or
IIooray for Us, ;" song. by l.. b. Stark.
weather. Both pieces for the present
time.
Pfrreso>'> Nwtztxr for September
Is thus eary upon our table, crowded with
good thing, 1t contains an extra amour,
Of fashion plates,
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RECEPTION OF CO. e, 225Fu Mg.-Tae
reception Of Co. {, 10Th Me. Regiment,
a large portion Of which belongs to tais
town, IS to take place tn Thursday fore
noon. Extensive preparations have been
made to render this occasion pleasan,
one to the boys, who have been for uina
months in the field ofaetiyc service and in
many severe engagements, anl let them
know that theig efforts to put d5wa thi.
aceursel rebellion has been duly appreci.
ated by their friends at home. Company
D, State Guards, Capt. Hall, led By the
f. B. Band, will meet The Company at
the suburbs Of the ;oan AMI escort them
through the principal streets to taa new
building erected by \. J. keuiston on
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Democratic County Conven.
ton.

TIE ConDorbaad Democracy of HIM.
c3ck County held It's Convention en- Sat.
uFlav ,naast 18th at the Court IIaass
!, tb;s town and Nominated for Senator.
Ba.broa W IIincklcv Of Bneh;II. and
Milton Tufts If S,Ili1an. for Sheriff
BEN; Rsa Of Sclrw;sk for County Com.
missioner Calvin Berry of Hancock an.
for CONT Treasurer : WarIWs1, 81
penobseot
T5s Court House was M. e-,wl4j .o1
i. roof va. M, ;orrsl with enthusiasm,
7, wax small a,;a, convention yasaly
sss,,ol la,,v Nobol,. s...sl - f4vs
aam - - -. r. 3-,..s..Z..:
3aa,}v -, ,b.+ ,bo, Nd .1a.veaJ.gsr.
=, H.. :, 4;.,,.-., ~ -. -.
f.5 3on. ,1;s tbav u,n,s} :, =, homo
n n l. n = -.
.f1.3 ova- ito ot,,r.ot;,n ,tar ,fo
as,,.I f,.,,,,,;,.,,,, ,,.,n, .,,..;...sl car.aaI
tb.rl.s I,rv;s or Fns,ro-.b NIL. :, cb,-.
,..-:,,,.-..,.L g -. H.
-. Il. J., - ~ s.,
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g ,Lo I-a;oa rboo :. u.a.73 ~ $50
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49, ,,;,n.o. :, Isa,sI;si: n,..s,
Webster. creot s,a,cb o,,ias, st.te
r;,b,s-lb;s ro,1v - H. IS ~
. D,n;aI Wa,.+.r was ,,ar. 1,,r,.e. ~
>. Fs3er71;et -
The bs.t tb;n,;o ~ LII, s..,.b
US ~ illrs+r,,ion - H., -, -. H..
b.or n,r.,oa b.. ~, Nh -, =,
south :" \ husband ana r;fa have l;vol
bcruo,,,cosz,i1,, Cor ,.a,rs ., ..,.o,,,,
Of the abn.e IF the husband The bns.
band has taken every on,ortani.y ia ab,.e
mal,reat and tronbIe hi, wife and eoaliy
the wifi. has lef his bed and hoard Af
ter all this has happened the husband can.
not get the wife. back BY meetip, her and
giving her coc-hiaiay." Just So
said he, = the South cannot be eoercea. :
They eaag,t be broY,bt b,ek bv f,Lt
ine.p
After the resolutions which vor, IN
substance the same as those ,as.e3 bv
their State Convention wcr, rr,orto3 -
= committee coo.i.fin, of Moss w.
well. Colby and Winterbothsm aui :, mt.
ed, Arno WisweN. Ed. addressed t5s
convention. He blamed tbe Sa,fb f3r
the course they had taken At the election
Of Abraham Lincoln Ba, Ia hal mos,
TO say arains; the present administration
and the conduct Of the war He eaYIl
not be too litter in hi. condemnation -
His creat poiat was ii, The PROCLAIM, t;o,
of emancipation must be Withdrawn"
marks BIZ Mr. Winterbothan who noar,v
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-08-21

\ COOPERATION WITH : S,vl.-When the
Collector OF Customs called on the officers
and agents Of the steamer Forest City to
charter her for the purpose Of parsun. the
Revenue GAtte- Caleb Cushing. hcagreei to
pay them proper sum for her charter but
the company very generously, as we think
decline tn demand any Compensation for
tie steamer, services.
TIE Secretary OF the Treasury. an being
advised of tai, liherality. directed tn 69i-
l-etar l. 5n8rr tie thanks Of tie Depart.
mont, When he has dYae Their. i. one ear-
p9Hatj9n w.ie,. '4.s 5 slll ab1y- sp-eliatia.
dHt Of the nr.eSsi,ie, Of the Gly ram.nt,-
Portland PrzsS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-08-21

.s.'sss-.. aa..s
ire nav Of rcd bv the decimated c,nIiti,n
of a,r or,nv n make one as.n.rat, ff,rt for
tho destruction Of tho Army IF the Potomac
II il not nt all i.nnron,bts tbat tho rebafs
will attack ms and we NAV 70, have tn, nm.
mai STRUGGLE nn,n IN, plains NJ Manassas
.,J RI r.,
g., KIM has h.or, s,,r,b;,- eoa,stie,liv
e. u.salv and h,s =. Ir,,rth snrca.ar3 in
fndinr him beyonI thu BluT Ri,,,,
Ttc n,,,ri,ns C,,sr;u rhiaF i nav in
tbo S1er,,.}l ,ab VIII, ,rbcrs h, has baan
ininal hv Whites c,ng The nr,s,5iIiti,s
~, 49, ~, ,r,,o,;li, u;lI M. nj. tim, o..
o,,o ar c,v,f,,. j. .I.,., mn, tb,m all
unless unusually go,d f,rtune attends them
,b", - '''''
W int
W" mn -
9''1.ti''i2 '"'''''' 'E'-A / ''' Il y i i'..i'
iiis @f'''sa
FLaG-SHir piN>N'RE, An-- Il.
Since Monday events have been rather
monatonod> We have been exchanging
'hetl and shot with the rebels night ana day,
with Tr1btby but little damt@ on either
SUE Inc enemy a2le't va l. Fe,'rl n n.
Di'more sIa-a works on s1oTe' nut they
hafs At, heen perfected i'r ''n' days ne
intention - open on the 18th was aoandan-
Il On account OF som diihtuItY as to t6e
qaa.Ity OF army ammunition. and nw'nZ 10
the serious ludispp>'ti1n ct Gen. Hiimore.-
Ii Is. however. much better, and tag epen-
M Of the heavy s"iEe work viii commence
4; daylight to morrow.
Inc shore batteries IN getting the rang
OF i4cir guns ycsterity ana the day bti9fc'
hasc5fd tafcT holes IN the wallis q sumter