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LaugbIin's Expectorant Syrup.

For Coughs, Colds, Group, whOoping Cough use thu
EXPEoToRANT sYRUP. afs 3
We guarantee the most speedy relief by using the
RXPEoroRANT SYRUP. -
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USING THE EXPEcToRANT SYRUP.
Hundreds testify to the great excellence OF the
EXPEoT0RANT SYRUP.
Difficulty Of Breathing is relieved by the
EXPECTORANT SYRUP.
Inflammation Of the Lungs Is cured by the
RXPECTORAHT SYRUP.
Children can use without fear the
EXPBcroRANT SYRUP.
Asthma, Bronchitis and General IrratlOn OF the
Throat IL cured by the
RXPECroRANT SYRUP.
Price IS Cents. Prepared only by
fob30 LAUGHLINs kBusHRIELD.
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MADISON. I'D, June l6.-It is reported
that rebel force of 400, under Jenkins,
crossed the Kentucky river into Trimble
county, miles from Carrolton last night,
coming westward.
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O. SLACK, Senator Tth Dist.
". DUNBAR, n. H. d.
JOHN n. PHELPH5, Pres. senat0

Uomeo one door sOuth of KramSr'D Hotel,
Main Street.
Ladies WiShInE to consult the DR.. uf they prefSr)
can call at room No 80, Monroe House land Mrs.
the once. Can b found At the Monroe House At
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ooLaATE,s HONEY SOAP.
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEII
BATCHFLOR'S
CELEBRATED HAIR DYE

II the Best In the World.
THE ONLY HARMLESS, TRUE, AND RELIABLE
DYE KNOWN.
This splendid Hair Dye Is Psrfset-chAngsS Red,
Rusty or Grey Hair, instantly 70 GEoiTy Black or
Natural BrosOR, without InJuring the Hair or
Staining the Skin. leaving the Hair soft and Beaut-
full impars feIh vitality, frequently restoring Its
pristine color, and rectInes tho i'll effects Of Bad
Dyes. ThsGsnuine IL signed WILLIAM A. BATOH.
ELOR, all others arc limitations, and should be
avoided. Bold BY all Druggists, &c. RAoToRY-s1
BARoLAY-sT., NY.
Botehelor's New Toilet Cream for
ausls 1y
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The SteenrOd House.

Tubs place il undergoing alterations which will
adapt IL to . nrBt class Boarding House Hotel,
With hne drives and walks and fishing grounds; or
Il may Be converted Into Seminary, Ghieh may Be
made 70 mm0dAtO from 100 TO 100 students.
AnnIH To MRS. JuDaE THOMPSON. mY2l.lm
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%CALL ASD GEr 1--we have in our
Possession letter from General Hunters
army, directed to Miss Melissa HorVey.
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~THR RIvER was still rnceding yes.
tsr1ay with about four feet water in the
channel. Tho weather was warm and
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WHrr11ro, WEsF Va, Dec. 4th, 1888.

WHKuIHs, WEsF Va, Dec. 9Th, 1868.
TO ell tOhoaS 4 nay concern: We, the under
dKusd, members Of the West Virginia Legislature,
take pleasure in ayfng that We have known DR..
Richard II. Lee many yearB previous to the break.
ing ont Of the Rebellion, a. successful and enOr-
Eete practitioner Of Medicine (ofIhe Eclectic sehoO
both In KAnAWha county, We, and Gala county,
Ohio
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.aPRCTAL NoTICEs.
nHIRTaI aHIRTRI nH1nTRI

BHIRTsI SHIRTBI sHIRTBI
A full assortment OF French and American DAD.
mere and Rlanasll Army shirts, Of yarioas GsylS
and prices. Also, Is dozen White DreS shirti 81
the following prices: Six for S13I 01S, 01s,
o21 and "a Dollars.
Also, Shirts made to order and warranted TO 1T
Of superior work and unsquAlled in quality for the
prices. a Ut. LAEIN,
mr20 No. lO2 Main street, wheeling. W. Va.
COLGATE's HONEY SOAP. D.,
This celebrated Toilet Soap, In such unIvsr.
sal demand, Is made from the choIceSt materials
Il mild and emOlIent In Its nature, IRA
EFAntly scented, and extremely beneficial
in Its action upon the skin. For sale by all Drug
EiItS and Fancy Goods Dealers. mrl6 1y
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Trustae's Sale
August HtnDrech.. guardian 4o.,( Circuit Court
sophtn seIbrccht, ct al. Ohio County.

DY virtue Of . decree rendered in the above en-
ID titled cause on the 4oth day Of May, A d. 1864,
in the Circuit Cour Of Ohio county, West Virginia,
shall odeF for sale At public auction Lots mum.
berod sixteen aud seventeen square thirty
1901 In RitehietoWn, (noW South Wheeli1R) in Ohio
county, West Virginia, upon the place where said
Lots are located on Tue1dAy, the 2St day Of June,
A D. 1854, between the hours of0 O'Clock 4. NJ and
O'clock P. M. on said day, to the highest bidder,
on terms Of Aix months and twelve months credit
in equal instAlmentS, bearing interest with good
Becury. AUDOLPH H1LLBRBOHT,
myz8.td Special Commissioner.
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H~THH following additional cash con-
tributious were made to the Festival and
Fair on the 10th instant:
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Blanksl RlanksII

WE have now on hand and are ready to supply
w al demands foF Blank ExOe UtionS, Summons,
And snbpHnas. printed good paper. ThOSS
elAntS we're gotten up and approved BY Daniel
Lamb. ~, md arO IN aoeordAnee with the late
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WEST VIRGINIA
BIBLE, TRACT AND RELIGIOUS
ooK HoU So

No. "a Monroe ST.,
VIII Z E LIN G,
rs now receiving and will keep con HtAnty on hand
l. complete list oEAll the late publications which
will be sold At the lowest publiSherS prices With
liberal discount to Ministers and Sabbath 1ehooll
Orders addressed to GEO. ". sT0NER. DopohtATy,
y III receive prompt attention js2- Smd&W
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nONATloNS OF CURI0sITIBs, TROPHIES,
~ OIL PAintiDE& LtthOErOPAS, Sculptures, or the
loentnE 81 The lnO during the Great sanitary Fair,
viii b thAAkfaly reepivod, with the name Of III .
dOnAtOr or owner; HlSO mention Whethsr they are
Painting or Sculptures Will leave word With any OF
the Committee, Who will, when the room IL ready
@ Il for then. Having secured the hest ROOM (Ihe
Ticket OneeO everything 10 we'll protected from
Wind and rain, and the COMMITTEES guarantees that
proper care viii b taken Of them and hold them.
selves ES1PSnsthls Tor the prompt return Of the
eiSs Per Adams EHpre01 to the Chairman. CurioS-
iiits and Trophies will b lefE with any Of the Com
EDNUND BOOKING, Chairman.
pT J. 2. HUPPs &c. PARTRIDGE,
GEO STORM. DIR DONKL,
Committee on curiOaiIiss and Pine Aria.
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6. $. Sbmibt,
Dre65ler II. Sbirnt11ta6er,
Wal6tnQton<:StraBe,

Walbtn9ton> StroBe,
neben Gbriit. 8e9t's Saloon,
mrFeblt lib 3ur Mniertisuue son allen ieineren
BiQiarbbdQen; Reeen- unb 9onuen. S9irme
tperpen neu uterspeen unb repa,irt. Deuti9s
pfeifen, aernipiben, Spa5ierfDfs, Gisarren,
&au&-, 8au. unb S@nupftabad ii beiibm III
taben, unb eriu@t freunbli@ un geneigten 3n.
slpru9. g. N8. 3leine 8GQe ppn pcdbpla uni
Glfenbein iinb tets porrdtbis. I'D
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-04-16

gen unp luo mid pann elm, ibm III feline
Gan,i'ie gu folsen
@r erinnerte mid all meineNeile9efd6r
| tin.
uWiQ'5 @ott> 70 eelinpt eS uns beut
Mbene, elmer Damilie ben @otfr tpieper /,
9ebeu."
9Sir treten in Das 5yan,ilier,,inmer rei
Oottor5. Nud bier brannte Elm @eib,
nntStaum uno aetsn ibm 1aB ntine Nei=
iebealeiterin nit ibreu &ince. gDie mpdz
te pie arme 6rau jest fiiblen? 81.
ipubte, CAP BON ben na9fen slugentliden
Nuea, sllle5 ebbing.
Der Ooftpr tc.ubiate lie na9 &raften
uno ltob mid in Elm yebensi,nmer, pei5en
abatVf abtr often lieb. Donn ein1 Ct,
lm cen franten Niann su boleu.
Wtir flcpfte b1rbor ras beri.
g{ad meni4cn Miinutsn fsbrte eriurud,
er flbrle einen ba9trn> sulammen9eiunfe>
ten tronfen Wann berein. Das mar cer
un9llidlide Ssater. Gr bislt nod INNER
IN tstnsr 5ano cas- Bilp leinss Mlfrep.
Sest b!idte ct auf = feline Irau tyitt
ibm, cas &inp ouf renl Mrmc, entoeaen.
Gr fdbrt nit Der 6ano iiber bic Gtir,,
ol6 ncute ct bort alto 8Iccr erwedeu -Do
ltredt ibm iein Scbn bic Mermden entae=
gep II. ruff, mie ee ibn bic Mu!ter 9eletrt-
@oter lleber gafer! = Dit cinem tiefen
SeuGsr bri1t Der Marn ctnmdhtta ,u.
lamme::. Qsir lprineen ldnsu sur 6dlfe
berbei i6 fibre bic nanfenpe Srou gum
Sopba, mdbrenp cer Dcftpr ih NIT rem
obnmd6ti9en beltdftiat.
94aS NOR oas - Dpttcr? @ar has
1ub NIT berebnet 2" #< III
"Stil ! unler 5err9ctt mirp l9pn gl<
eo gum Seften lenfen !" =.
u1o CT batte e6 tsreit5 9e,par. 9llS
er &ranfe aus fetner tiefru Obnmadt
rlpa6te eo lubte 1ctn erlter Dlid lcin
Srlb uno lein &inp.
~Jd bin trobl reht tranf aemeIeu. Gs
eat b'nter mir ute Elm ibwerer 1dwerer
>rn"m." .a
llnp cer b61s Eroum ees Sriit(inns
'brte - @ott iei Dant - ni9t pieper
1rild uno nah einisen Wpden oerlieb
rr @ebeiltc nit leiner slidliben Tamilie
|e Mnltalt. a
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-04-16

Aeentcn Ser ~Wliun. .Staatsseitnus.
9snpc1lpn, Ssrr u. Bud Jun.
Nem lin unit Srrwu County 81. Jprler>
St. p.erunp 9ieolet GtY g8. S9immeI,
9: Amt :ony IL. Winn;apelis, Ortb u. Stnpblaue9,
Carver ct. Nult, .......
Wlnsato $ rr Saltus 8. Sartmaun.
Stiu paterunp Halbinatcn 9ty st. 5aeHer,
9Diuona uno Winona Gty 9r. Slider.
Beaeplain 5err 3rcAsp. 5eyberiteet.
Tlrlbault, Nice &c., 5crr (0pttiricp Jlederasjn.
Hsao5 0antiug, 3. Ouerre.
Jtee Eina, 5err Scbn Trieeridb.
Watalba.p, G3eurs 5uter.
Ga @roiIs. 9err Sell. ...
9uTato 9its, Wisc. 5r. 9buttter.
Buuutain City, S4i5s. Dr. Spubr.
HodfOrc. g6riabt Co., Jpbn 2ueelter.
gGiltcn, gSolsca Co.. Sol. @iness.
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Deutlde Salccn 9Hirtbldoit ,nr
u@ t 8 { | $ al I"

$enrp Sanger,
@de cer V'erten uno 3otertz Stroe,
1nb penn 6rans SiaeI lelber fam,
nno ltd bel mir Elm 0jldahen nabm
0cn rSaser" reer aItsm @eiu
VI uares rldur" sufrieben leiu;
Denn Aaes. tpas i'd bate,
etsarren une has ylserbier,
81 gang famce, es rcbr eafi,r
penny 3araer.
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Selletriitii@eS.
9aS &rie9Sipiel.


8eim blutisen Ariesslpiel man
yom 8rie9s s beaten fpribt.
Cine eiane S1aulpieler . : Sruppr
Die lpis!st lin Goesslidi.
Die @clhattu Tne bic q cteurt
Der @cmmauseur ter g puffleur
Die gldnssnten Decorntirncn,
Die tpmn,en = biuterber.
Muttritte 9iett's 70 manGe,
Man t ! t re9t3eitis tin.
9fctbwsntis 1T bic Yclesuns
@cQ BsifaI grwpunen lein.
Gs eiett Gouli0snmeifer>
Die bal9rn naa Gfett.
Mu4 binter BEN Gculi0su
9pie!t Maude1lei seritedt.
Der bat cine srpbe &pN;
uuo ipi:let lie nit @liid,
Der @ners miro eerufen
GnrG's traoilde @e|&;d.
Gar ernlt III lcl1 Elm Drama>
sSie Seter meib uno fNbIt!
Ged aube,ft trauri9 pirp ee,
9Seun man - 6 . III i Bic lrislt.
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9 E r 1it / ID t { 8.

cine Surtp ttdtauS Der
Ver9ansent tet t.-3uNnfane cie>
lsS Sabrbunpert6 erfanuten pie Oeridte
I'M &6n!areid preuben, aud, in oerino>
tu9'9en 9rtmt1alflllen bef1nntllcb bin
uno miecer nod ouf bic Grtbeiluua BON
Stcdpriiaeln> uno aus jener 3eit pat;rt
'9 fclaenoe in Ger Reeifrat:sr pe6 2ouc>
uno Staot!< @eridte5 ;u G,rlin auftes
mab'te orisinellc SittlNri,t, trsld,e oem
Suplicanten auf 0rune ler Don cem
&1ni9 Trieprid Wilbelm / I'm Dritten
BET cer &uftebr Don S6ni1etera mad
Berlin i'm Sabre 1909 erl1Neuen Nu,>
nsitie> bic 8efreiung ron ollcr 5trafe
perldaffte: .>.a 81
Observation-Disclosures OroFnd ttialler &D>
mig! 9ller9ndcieiter 8Sni2 unp Ser
uno Stactz Deribts= Diret;cr! ...
Gm. Wiajcitdt meresn r;e(e iaeine Muer<
snari0ite 8itte 9eriB nidt atldIaaen
eenn t6 bin Der pantoFeln1 1derz 0eleIe
0tebenau, .E.. i ....a-
SD bin um nidte unp piecer nidte
TINS So1 lelto6en, neil idD oeitoblen :;
pieles 1T aber niAt pabr, neil ib unz
|hulciQ. SD babe Don ren1 polamenz
tirer< Meiiter Sa0e cabier flint Stude
Bano entfernt, mesen 8struntenbeit, ca
10y sur 3sit te|ofTen je1pclen unp mid
ntht mdhtto. n....
Dieitn Diebfabl, ben ih ais ebrli6er
Vtann unterncmmen, fam tlb ni@t 70
NIT anleben, uno Gw. Majeidt 5err BON
S6lf@tenoabl nercen bod einem cbrliz
den Stcatsbiir9cr su nabe treten.
Stint Woden babe id) bereits in oem
mSrrer|iden &erfer jeldmahtct, pas mid
cas Tle'id BON ben Nippen ieiaaen, uno
es einen 5uno bdtte erbormsn miiI1en,
9eidmeise meinem NQeren1pialen &Hnis
uno Staots0ert6t6<D Director. -.s =. :
9luf oas Criminal 1T man ober BIER
nit nod nidt einmal cpntent loncern
man cictirt mid nod fir n,ein unldul<
ot9es geioen, BON ,peBen ccs 9elto5lenen
pafets, flnfuneswansis Stiid 5iebe> unp
Der NeferencoriuS nleinte, id miirre iels
tise auf Die Mal9ine ausbesoblt er>
ba!ten.
Oieies 1T mid ater gu Yiel uno ser<
lan9e i3 gar nidts, ,rie mid ppn Ne9ts
me9en 3ufommt.
Gm. Wlajeit6t erjebt rabsr meme Mlz
lersndpisite Bitte:
Mir bon aler Spikbiiberei fret su
balten, gu beebrcn, ,rie {ol6eS n,ein
Nuerandcisiter &1nts. BON meeen eero
aubelietten Ginmorld pom 8. Dc3br.
cs. WitS. an anceren &anaillen eer=
lbt baben.
Sn Grwartuna Der todlTblt&en @r<
Strung eriterbe i6 i'm nerebrwuroialten
&e|pect:i a
: @m. &1ni8li9en Mojefdt
4uer9ndoief
cer pautrfelmader: @eleQe
@ottlieb 2iebenau
termalen Stactoostei Nr. III
Dte alte 3eit.-9n nprioen 3,i.
ten 9ab es freilid cee @elpes meniaer IL
IS bate einen b6bsrn Yreis, ater man
lcbte aud nit pe,,iaerem aufriecen
Deebalb 1T CO nidt gu permunceru meuu
man aus jenen 3eitsn &ednunsen pcrs
fnpet. 100 bic 9cd;eit eine6 Niirlten 81,
odt Sage sepauert, faum 1910 Gbale,
9efpifet, cbalei@ FOLDER cine Menae sur:
nebme1 Gurlten nit steeem @efelse BET:
pobntel,. *g
9ll6 i'm Sabre 1924 ber 6erscA @eort
/ ron Sa6len feline Go9ter an cen Marf
8rafen, ben nat berisen Rurflrfen Soa
mid ppn 8rQntenbura nerm1hlte. ANA q
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untD,, SopteI.

Gde Der Wobaiha,rz unp 4ten Gtro,
pen Dl. &uneenbe;mcr.
Neu erbaut, geraumia, nit bpben urb freu>
l1ebcn .3tmmern scrleben, .pie bieies SpteI IN h
tet es oem Heilsneen bic bcrr!ibiteu yeouerIi
tstten neten gut berei's.sr Aplf unp Der binioi
See.ennns. lotvie quito Getranfe an ber gor'0
9eraumlae StallUuo 1T bel ben, Sauis. y
oekbaib ben 6armern non1cntIid III empfebIen
9fe'lenee unr esreuGerit tperhen frei snn =,
nacb Der 9anbune befDree.t. 10
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" - q T e y u.
SSrtb @mmert,

$de Der QSa1btn9tpnz II. Dritten Str.
ct. paul, Minn.
Dem 9eeprten yubl'tun, oicereebenife 9tnaei
vaB 10y ~ oen nun ab ltets tereit bin, meinen m
tgtn VaFen mt ausu Sprtcn gEpaaren.
S@1nten unp ;3unse, Sdlwei;er uuc Simtur
1, Ma,e, Satotnes 81 une marnlrten 5drineen II. al
"t1sn GuIlfen IN melnem Gallon a.if:urart
oee9tet9en palte teb ltets sorratbis: aueSa
'en 'el"e Slaueure> oprsuaIibe Giaarren uns
Seltes Sagerbter 3 GjIas fir 5 Gents
10 @ud' eiebtS jsren Srrnittaa etnas Gun,
5rtg 6 m inert
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&6I IfQ1nQer oeInd,t

. Sn hem Yrisat. aDfttauie ses l,nter,e;d5n,t,
Erantlin- @tra6e, 9 8lpd ,n';;% ,, n
goserten's 8ant. tSnnen lstiae SeroS NIT ~ out ~
Helt une aneenebmem 2csis fir mGRiosn a,r.. s..
affumpeirt msrceu. ~" p'si
2puis Gil@er.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-04-16
Gaipar Sebrlein,
NJ E R C H A N t. T AYL o r

Gdrbtr
@lb.Gdsber3ten unb SadlpnRra6e,
ct. paul, Minn.
Nauft unt sertauft alte 8letter. unt faubert
rensStrtunb fdrbtbiefelbeH auf'e Beife. 9Oh
Gitbnrt mdrpir
importirt uno pertauf i'm @rcBen, lomisfm RIet.
nen pcrceQar, @las unb aQe in bas Sad
i9lagenbe Baaren.
Dritte unp Bend StraEe.
swii@en Geear- unb @abalbap,
ct. Taul, Mtnne(ota
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-04-16

vS q in t y G I'll s. Qu 8"
BON Suliue grcs,
5ortzSroBe, nabe ren1 y4tn5lprz6ou
ct. paul, Ninneipto.
Das aan;eoaus 1T eurdaua rcupsirf. Nreur
lt@e une tequeme 3;nmer itebeu s5ar!iIien y
einaelnen Yeripnen sur T;sspjltipu.
8eite aelprQt W.
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u + = E It ter- 8 alle
Gih s. SirfIer

Or'tte @traB e. sesenilber Der Yresbyter;o
Stride, Ct Yaul, Minn.
Ole ueternabms hteies telietten 8clfs. opf5l
Dlerm1te Dem perebrten YutIifum mttbeilene, .eio
p'r suele1d ersetenlt an, eab mir in uultrm q
loon nit '' y
sutem Sa9ertier 2 Gjlds fit 5 Gents
allen Sprtcu 2iFDreu,
auea Spe'ien uHo Tsirsn Gi9arreu auf,uport
i'm Stanee jIup. :
G. n, :, n E:-sI
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@omTprtables peutlGes
y q IT. uno e D t B q !
311m Ottu1eIpfn=Shcf

Eprt 0trabe> nobe Dem 0lpfenbou
Ier unterSetbnete erautt lIh bermit, lis9
n1erIian1feI1 Pam il hes eil1heimilen unb n,1sr,
e'neef'atstss @ai f. une aurbaus III lenfeu.
On eemelben ilnoet Ger msrtbe @ait bic
[!sunol19 lte une biltislte 8eeienuno reinI,
sos'S' CUTE 3olt, furs Ales, mas in einer ann
e'sen Qelrtbi9aft teaniprubt pereen sonn.
quite Stal|uns befnbet id, stenfaQs teim So
Oas Stretsn res unterssidnetsu 1T bic 81,
fennun9 serer> tic ihn teehreu.
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Soldiers 3un1e,

=, - :"
S@entwirtbld,aft unc 9aaerbierz6olco
pm sWatbia8 8efer
9t. Yeterltrabe, ;miinen Der Z. une 8. @tro.
ct. Yaul.
Ser &ipililt unb Ter 5oItat
@tte be' mir fneen friib unc frat:
SWtos fur > Gent Soacrtier
gem eslfen. sras man traut allbier.
Giaarren. 8rdnbies, beIeiDs.
uub taltf @peiten, aud midi bSs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-11-11

BATES COLLEGE. We have received
the annual Catalogue of the officers and
students Of Bates College for 1851 TIE
College seems to be in highly hourishing
condition. We notice that is stated in n
note at the bottom OF the College Course of
Ssady,' that students viii be required to
take notes Of all the lectures, and that
they viii be examined upon the same from
week to week, and at the close of each
term. at is desired" say the Faculty.
that these notes shall b, taken in
paOaas.aphle charac.ers."
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JEFF Davis "done "by an Ar
fist.

The following vivid, and life-like picture
of the arch rebel has never been exceeded.
Nor has state sovereignty, the particular
hobby of his unhung Excellency ever been
more happily shown up. 1t is no uneom-
mon thing to hear the very men ip
the North, praise JEFF Davis and his po-
litical followers, who have always been
heaping anathemas upon Aaron Burr and
also upon the Hartford ConventiOn schem-
ers. How consistent. The description
Of the democratic organization. and the
democratic community is also exceedingly
we'll done. These passages occur in a
speech made BY D. 5. Coddington in New
York, preceding the election.
What do you mean by State soyerei nifty
The States are spontaneous communities, born Ut
he accidents Of mi grafton and settlement. The
Nnion IL the deliberate set Of all the states
The national power is 40 much Of State rights
surrendered 70 protect Q rest. Aud the states
that strike the nation strike at the rights of the
states that MAKE the nation. A citizen lie born
in South Carolias, raises cotton in Alabama, 3
dies ia California iiis cradle Is rocked HnIer
one Jurisdiction, MS pocket hIle0 or eIptiea bN
aaouner. aud bis coffin b.-iea ia third; but q
is always in the Union--that more eontIngnus.
overshadowiRg and CON rehensive home, int
which gsack as loftiest pride Of empire, his deep,
est dreams Of pr, gfess, bis more varied AMI in
teriseing pursuits of besiuess, addition pleas.
use y s@scn State did JET DsEis RISK his neck
for, Kentucky bOns him. be studied treason all
his life ia Mississippi, Commenced TO practice in
Alasaisa graduated classic aspgi. in irginia,
and is e fast advaEeiRg into that stSte vi de-
.poodsney which is resuning its soyeFei gniiy
over him. How cane the dem oeratic patty t.
father 80 dseinatisg heresy, | esafess see
nothing SO attractive 10 the present position oil
tia. parry TO stard by it when democracy itself
is psg.shiag il thelr hands
Let q distinguish between the Bemosratie
COMMUNITY and <ae Democratic erganizdiisn--
fhs Derreeratie community are s;Reere, patriotic
sn& ereduloss ii they yoto wrong, they mean
right, If they foiloS klases and Gemagsgrss
they beilere <hehs champions Of the principles
saes le~e sad CHERISH How veil the Demos rattle
organization know heu to play en- these PATRIOTS
sanSs By vigorous cries OF +" traitor" tura-
eoas,s IL 90 with your party a be is saek
rsss haiexa," stand ey tho Delocraey she's
ass sas nsg.e phsaseG npea SSieh they presume
| 10 uaip into line all who weNid reoei against
frAai, sreacbary, irniss lily ale disEniea. We
hasa shsrn 20 1saS the peses party. Ebey
,s.s ana leaest- 6srcag &6xosares for weak
soSsaxasuis they S4Hsex ssr rS;As az Engii sanen
A. far tssrsea sksese- tAFF-sa<se Axs ssashter.
SS ~ Cd ~ala Cs2hv.R EsrA 2hy esA Is92s SAsts
as era sassg, "a tie vaszsy N cAr frtsIes. they
"a tuuaa az th~ss yslSsias. fasassas do for
Es,lr kSslfA- 9bs iasssS sSi aSs<asz vtaS haze
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-11-11
The vote in some of the large
places in Main
The Election.

The people OF this country have again
determined by their ballots who is to oecu-
py the Presidential chair for four years
more from the It'll of March next. This
aladrennial civil contest. has settled very
much more than the mere fact of who
shall occupy the White House. 1t has de-
cided that this great contest of the Right
with the Wrong shall go on until our
country is redeemed from the curse OF
slavery. and its long train of evils. 1t has
settled. and settled finally. without a
chance of another appeal, the matter
whether we are to still have country to
love and respect, and one that shall de-
monstrate that it has the power and the
will to protect all of its citizens. For the
last SIX months this matter has been in
process of being settled. We hope now
that all good men. all thinking men. will
take this decision as settling the question
whether We shall parley with rebels with
arms in their hands, and will, like sensi-
bic men, say-..the people whose will is the
ruling law, have said -mphaticallr. the war
must go on until the integrity of the Union
is indicated and secured, aud until-its au-
thority i. respected and obeyed all over
the land, as we'll in South Carolina as i'll
Name" and we submit to This decision.--
This also has been settled by this
election. We are to have 10 Mexican
policy Of innumerahle states. each indie
pendent and at liberty to quarrel with rs
ncighbor twelve months in the year.a,!op;-
cd in this country. The people have SO
said. We are not to have JEFF Davis. and
Benjamin. ana Cobb. and Seldom, and
Lee, and Beaaregard, &c, &c, debating
terms to the loyal people OF the United
States. telling them if they will yield tC
their terms. permitting them 70 retHrn L
sit again in the Senate, aud to conmant
our armies, and rule the land as OF vorr
we can have peace. This is not the Ent
Of peace the people decided or Tuesday
would be satisfactory, They decided thai
they would haze peace, but it must come
through the death of the rebellion. Il
mus, TO be satisfactory. be an houorahl,
and a just peace. To he permanent il
must be all this. The men who desire tn
pernanenry and the future glory of tn
country wiIi never regret voting for Ahra
ham Lincoln on Tuesday. But this deeis-
ion entails, also, a duty. This rebcllio!
can he put down. in very short time. il
we will furnish the men to do it. 1t;
death will also be very much FASTENED i
there are no men at the North, nor an or.
ganized party rendering it sympathy an6
aid, in every conceivable way. Let there
once more he q united North. The people
have decided the future policy of the adj
minstration, therefore, let all good citi
zens. how in obedience and render it al
the aid necessary for successful aid {
speedy issue of the present contest.