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ElILTEAEY DIVISION or TIE rEtsSEs sEE,
~ bassvI1lss mss. oct. q, lsss.
ExTEHsIvE SALE OF
Government Railroad Property.
WILL h sold st PUBLIC AUCTION, on no
w yEMBkR 80, 1855. - ihs foot Of Poplar 81,
81. Lcuis, No. IL IFraa
On ROVEMsER IS. 1855. AZ ins yard Of the Jef-
fsrs nriile Railloa1 Company. Ieffarsonvlie, Ind.
Eine laf Cas-, gluge = ieet ~ ircnes-
On NOVEMBER 81. lsc5, e. LOUISVILLE ~.
- pr whesls ana Azies, 81 Car FHeeis
SMOKE sack, Engine Truck,
mar DRIVERS, 4 Syringe, Sd.
Parallel Rod ] Bel snd fTsmss
Hand Carr, 4 Truck Cars.
$500 roundssof Scrap Iron
On DECEMBER ], lass, q Memphis Teen. the
entire strck Of the y. s. thtarv Railroad Suppl les
r'usining On hand q thst Plase. cons sting IN art
(s0) Eighty Tons assorted Iron.
$50 : ight hundred tons acraD iron,
(sl Eight tons assorted stssl,
ll one son Pig Lead. and general assortment
! Of small stores, sI;staule for Railroads a
Or DECEaBER i, 1885. a. Nashville, Tenn ,
the eutre stock Of new and servcabe stores n the
/ u. s. Military Railroad, rtmsining 90 hand q the
General supply Stores CONSISTING ~ PA't A. FOL
~ 6Jg Twenty thousand Axes. a
nOO8 one thousand tons assorted Bar Iron,
iouaa, square, hAif rouad, and angle.
] 90 Eighty tons Boiler and laok Iron,
is5) Thirty -hve tons escorted Steel,
Ci00l Threa hundred tons scrsp irou wrought
(sg Twenty ave thousand POuDds EngiDe Brass
Gas Pipe, Gas Fixtures Of Al! kinds.
| Bress Pipe, Oil Cups,
! shores 6lote valves, Of 40 Zee,
/ HatcLes Claw, Lining and Tafrping Bars,
| Nuts. Irrn and Copper Rivts a Buus,
/ WasheFs, wrought ana cast, Sheet copper Brass,
| Rails and spike, Chains and Rope, al sizes.
/ Msleis. Blocks. Tackle and Mach
| Fa-h Glass q. d Paints, Of q kinds,
| Railroad Lamps, Kellys Head Lights,
Cooking s owes aud Fixtures, Beating Stoves,
/ dlers' Tool, kubber Car Springs, Betting, Gum
| and Lesiher Files, Butts aud screws, IinWRre Of
al kinds and almost every art Gle suitable or Rail
road operations. aad Al ~ ne very O's' quali'y'
| ln Three Large Lathes' stevens a Bro. manuf'r.
| ~ Two Plaeers, sellers a Co manufsctureIS
/ IN One Axle Cut-od Lathe, Warner Whitney,
I III Two Fan oEeTs, lraedium.B
| i) one UpHzht Engipe, Shore power,
ll One Trn Hammer and hneine lhQWelis PAL
l) Ons 81 omhsld Steam Hammer,
| ls One Sellers g g. do do
Will also be sold at the same time large amount
Of ssryicesbe and secondhand ksiiroad Tools Of
All kinds, CONSISTING o. ,-,.-.,,-,,,
| Carpenters Tools, MheelsriEnls Tools
Blasksmith's Tools, Mhchin ste Tools,
stove and Pipe, Rope, Cham, te &c.
Terms Cash IN Governments FUND
| Cataioaues Of the materials 70 bs sold 81 Nash
vile can be obtained BY application 10 Capt. 5. X.
Hamill, A. q NJ. and Of that 81 Memphis, 90 apPh-
| cation 10 Capt. Jno. Parks, q. q ~
/ The slteuiIon Of Dealers and Railroad Companies
| : D rt'cularly invited t. this sale
salas Uilleomtnence at O'Clock, m, on each
ssy and continue daily until al the property is DIS
! nosed of =. J. CHILLY,
octsl-d Csutsin and A. Y. NJ u. 3. A.
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Constitution Life syrup,

+ positive and specific remedy for all diseases
originating from An IMPURE STATE or THE
BLOOD and for all (hei ediary) diseases transmit
80 10.
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For Sale.

ONE Of the best Residences IN the eouBtry, IN
the southern part a. me eity, pear the terminus
rats nsghborhood. The tuil5 sing, lsrge modem
rEosiory brck, Nth ten rooms, kitchen, &c-, good
hrick smoke house sad serFEnt houses. good cis-
tern, large yard, vel eDcloeed, VIII Il acres OF
land, psrt 81 Which 3 frsi rzls garden and sat
VIA chqee nus tees. 4 part > uzed or brick
yard, Nitn plenty of Wzier. a1d a ccuaeaienees
for getting wood Tha n. snd C. Railroad passes
y me corner Of TIE piace, from Ehlch Wool = "a
ceiVed iof burning hIiek. The property = outsida
The corpoiacn, sad is therefore ezeInpt NON cor
porafion taxes- ecod sprnE IL Immediately 81
&ncure 81 EELeoS MURrREE
EeFla a. WATT RRoNAt C5
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~ is'. spssas. By zaohos. accents.
~ - sa,na' Sasslsr. By Czaohos. a,
ns-lsleral lhscouuts % TIE trsaa. Any Sro,h
e'-i Aasi ssnii posi-Faid. &c receibs 81 price-
Nv. CAzROLL 4 CO.
sePH-Sn 7swesi Foursh sirest. ciseunsii.
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TNxTaA FAMILY FLoUR-In store and for sale
by ROBT. EWES a co.
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MACHINE,


Elias Howe, IT,, Inventor 8 Pstsufs''
II Is uusquallsd IS 3 MauHseiaHaG
Machine, aud It's reputation thoroughly
established
The HOWE SEWING MACHINES
are celebrated fortoing the BBsT work
using much smaller needle for ths
same thread than any other Machine
These Bfaehines are made st the
new and spacious Factory At Bridge
port, Conn, under the immsdists 81
psryiaion oftbe President Of the Con
many. ELIAS HOWE. u. the origins
inventor q ne Sewing Machine
Duplicate Parts Of Machines inon-
SANITY on hand
Machinery rspairsd and satisfaction
guaranteed
s%Libsral Inducements offered =
A Fsuta
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Some say, "Your cures are too quick, while 9th
err doubt their permsnence, and tank that diseases
can Oniy be cured BY the 'sloS, recuperatYe pro
cess OF Nstuts.
ms is our reply; Ia heath, the body, like a wei
tals0eed scale, is IN q state If equilibrium Bd
when, tom any cause, down goes Que Eids Of thi
scale we have the effects ef disease. WHAT is re-
quiaiie, IL 10 restore the 10 mai balance OF IL
sale
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Il IS 80 universally admitted that Constitution
Life Syrup Is the only effective n eaas Of restoTs
on m the various forms Of Paralysis, that neet
not relterate that il Is emphahcsly the Great LIE
i riyiug Power
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500 Agents Wanted.

500 8 MONTE gasra1'est ssa sHPsasss
men, Teacters, Returned Soldiers, and al aho en-
gage 10 ne sale u "Hoisud's Life OF Lincoin &"
"ahb0us History OF the Rebsih0n," "Headieg 8
Life Of Wlshiugtou, and many other STANDARD
Work. add EnEiaTuFs. For tens sad Territory
sppiy immediately, In person or hY letter. A. my
0fiee. ,. i. IIbBLE,
ne Fourth g., bel. Market sud Ieff8rsdl.
roFE-iru dfa Louisville ~
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sDIGEsTIoS, WEIaHT AT STOMACH, TLGTULENCE, LIV
ER COMPLAINT, wARf or APPeIITE, SAD
BREATH, CONSTIPATION,
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Wat nav seem simosf incredible T., that NAM
4 ses-es hitherto considered hope essly iLcurablt
sc request y cured IN a fes GAYS " weeks; anC
E cheerully invite the inv, stg-uons o. the hbsIs
minded and scientific 70 cures which have no par
silel st the present day.
during the pa i've years We have contandec
with OTIS scle5 and overcome opposition - heIcu
lean As were ever encountered ~ any reformsfs.
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w H Z S K Y,
CIGARS, TOBACCO, &C, sc.
No. l6 North College ST.,
NASHVILLE, TENN.


A s IN "the oldsn and golden time We Will keep
"a nothing but genuine articles, and hagier our
selves { At ell who familiar with the 0usli;y Of
goods We kept when in business on Market street,
viii give n a call in our neW qusrters-
A. RlVA AGO,
o-fia An, No 1f North College street
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szuma, Kings Eyl, 6landulsr SWellmgs. Eryspi-
elas, cerst on, salt Rheum.
This faint hereditary and acqaiTed,) filing fs
With untold mia cry, II, by a usual medical feme-
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For Sale.

OK BILLIARD TABLES. with Fheslan's eoush
- ioas. al complete and IN good order. II not
81 nrevions 10 the snth of December nsxt VII be
sold e Puuic Ancnon with four yesfs laese o. one
OF the finest rooms IN Nashville, size 6ex40, and
ADJOINING rooHns For further pSrticulars enquire
Al l. LYONS Billiard Rooms.
povR5-Iua Union street, Nashville
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Notice.

n.Re Al HTfNTER, p1Jeieisns ~ diss-ia.-s
- -. T9p0sT IuSts5 and HIATT, Nould
- 49, ,.s-i.--fs ttkt fhar gdice n Nashville
III -l,- q, i5-furiay evening, he 4ih nsts aiei
ubieh Their sfifs,- ,,ssl ~ -, ~, 49,
- - - 1II-s flenselFes under Iheir cEfes az
--.-..,rs hasa been made rita IT Roscoes ClY
$3.50 80 : suilnriaed 70 rece. ~ appleaiiels
"A 5-isrs examinations, Hhieh sill b. to-EEf1ed
90 sffress e CIuelHuai oefi am
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or,lcE % ersss,. sgrrasgrsBrsr,

| OFFICE 90 GESERAL SUPrRiNTFNprNT.
/ n. &C. AND n. a. N ". RAmRoAns
/ NASHVILLE, IFSS Get 9Th, 1876
IN and sitter tn sday, Oct 10, is65 snd until fur.
ther notice, Passenger Trains vii run % FOL.
uws.
NASHVILLE d CHATTANOOGA LINE.
LEAvE Nashville for Chsftsnoozs, and All points
South Al A. n. Arrive Al haiianooga ~ G;20 p n
Returning Leave chattanooga at Gao A.
ArIfve Il Nashville 81 5.'5P n.
Shelbyville Accommodation, leave Nashville Al
S;l0 P. A., srriye 81 shelbyvle 81 7.90P H.
Retnruing-Lesve sheibyvilie Al $40 A. N, ar
rive 81 9;55 A. X.
NASHVILLE 4 SOUTHWESTERN LINE.
Leave Nashville Tor Johnsonvnlc, and al points
West and Northwest, Al 6P. n arnye al johnson.
Vile az n p. n
81 Nashville 81 6.saA n
Trains on n. a n ". R. R. connect At Johnson
VIC with hrst elsss Inc Of Steamers for paiucah
1Hlns stop AZ a.! lniermediaie points.
WI. p. iNNES. Gent SupT
n. &C. and n. n W. r. Rds.
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NAsHVILLEAND DECATUR
RAILROAD LINE

" ID further notice, Passenger Trains will run As
follows;
Leave Nashville 81 7.l5 a m; arriving ct Decatur
At 80 p.m.-Mssmg immediate connections for
huntsville and Memphis, arriving AZ Memphis At
$40 am next day. Cars run through nom Decs-
tur 10 Memphis.
Returning-Leave Decatur at $50 am; arriving
al Nashville At $50 pm, connecting with trelns Tor
Louisville.
Accommodation Train for Columbia leaves Nash
vile. Bread street Depot AZ 90 pm.
Returning, leave Columbia a. Ills am; arriving
st Nashville ri As a m.
Trans stop A. all intermediate Stations, and run
daily except the Colombia trtin. which will net
run on Sunday
novl5-H J. II. POTTER, SEMI sup't.
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n ICE.
Merchants & Shippers.


OUR Car h,sd Rates for Salt par barrel was de-
" signed q embrace 2s0 f0linf Bdrfsls Onlu
where's large proportion Of the salt now being
SHIPPED under thss Taun rate are bushels or $50
Pou0d Barrels.
On and siter to-day 2s1 Pound Barrels only will
he shipped II Tanf-csr load rates. and $50 Pound
Barrels IN same prOpo, ton. shippers wild please
lnsrk weights on haneis and on balls adinz.
.EE 4. n. EAr ING.
cutth-ef1. General Freiah Agent
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Hon. d. n. Bnen, Nashville.
Hoe. VIM. Naihsniel Baxter, Nashville,
Hon. 10. G. Guild. Nashville.
Hon. i0hn Hugh Smith, Nashville
p. W Msxey, Esd, Nashville.
Aessrs. Morris sirafion, Nashville.
Messrs. Evans a Co, Nashville.
Nimrod Porter, Columbia, Tenn.
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Hon Richaid Ogslsby, Governor Stale Of Illinois.
Hou. DAVID l.. LAWS, Judge supreme Court, q. =.
Hoe. WIN. G. Brownlov, Governor Of Tennessee.
Big. Geu Jas. p Brownlov, adj Gen. state Of Ten
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Remarks Of Mai. W.B. Lewis, senior
Representatire from Davidson.

SATURDAY. DEoE aBER 9. isds.
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OFFICERS.

p. r.. clITQN, ofTenu4 q. O.. HrauruHouas. of q. Z
@A G, HtAI-i pELASu d. snIIu- 90 Man.
A. g. sazT0aD a. O. WILLS. of Men.
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O. fis ReP0rt Of he 4r5oritg q tie cog.-
Hitss fsc1muclaiaq Ac Teleciloa o. nc
Nr7ro TegEnosr Eli.
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FLORENCE SEWING MlCHIHEI
The Florence

The Florence
Has the Reversible Feed Motion.
Makes -Four p.asrsai sschs,
Can Exchanged iron one sutch b aaothsr M,
NE Machine IS IN moaou.
p more sssily thrsaded tasn asy oshsr Msohips
lis shuttis Is simple snd sslf sdia-uas.
Has 20 springs to gst out o. order. lts ausus e.,
~ positive.
Has tte smooGhsst Tsazsu, and ne urucisiou via
shioh q dFass the thrssi into the ciolh : susu-
prosihsd IN snY sssiuE Machns.
Wi hsm. ell. lind. cult sHd Fsfher. Dc fiH ass
saihef and sss On . ruris e; TIE sane Hme.
Is warranted ana sii oe sep, N sraaF ous ysaE
s--e--
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"a G htAl-i uELAAu d. smlIu- % \ Iuu.
a. G. sA'roaD . WINS, q bich.
OFFICERS.
Rreiisai, "A. G. SANFORD.
Pses'tlst National Bank. Nashville
I,cs F.ssiisif.--A. O. WELLS.
Ssrrstaru,-F b COTTON.
9rsa,zrer, WIN e. BUNTs.
3iaiig saPeiiisadsf- l.. HEQUElBOURa
The properly ofthe Comnsny consists Of lease
hold inferestslu the COUNTIES Of OFert0n. Feutress
White, Js-ksou, and Warren, ln the STATE oil Ten
nesseei amounting in NE aggregate % over eigh
Thousand acres
Tie membership a. TIE COMPANY and the Ho,rs
oi j. reetols colnpuse men Of business aap=renea
and reputation, aud Of r. thoF0ugh and practical ~
guall!ance With ne on mines Of Pennsy lvania
piorprs % the Oh fed Of that siase and sirueE M
nfst sowing on well N DE country, vel tuos1u =
The Hequemt0urg we'll. and 10 ahieh the III infsr.
ests Of Fenns ylya1ia then III their uasrarf afafs
We very largely nlebied.
This Company viii lease portions u their gaira-
Die lsnds, no small tris 70 private parties oT com
panlesi ior lMaEufarE uEFEIoFMFFT The l. 4 rare
chance for t0la "a. apafat1fs 70 obttia leasas Ia
terms hat vii BE- simply rsmuneraiire
Terms made AnoHn ou Application.
30 EEar sPEcULAr0Es VIII HE TsrarrD WIZ.
DESCRIPTION oflands and samples q OIL obta.nsi
from fhe properly may b. seen b calling &c ne
uflCe Of The Compsuy No. o. Noufh Cherry
street Nashville, Tenn
The Secretary, r.. H. Cotton, Nashville, uiI re-
ceive orders 81 STOCK, sud su O. rgsri csrahcsfes
~ return unli Ehsn ne mone3 a'eolnpsn.es ila
order.
Or ar
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Lass Ma. l4aa q Bdseasid, LATE BE-. MajOf
Reg. rs. Gar. Tenn. Sdh9iad's So u.
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Constitution Life Syrup,
Is the PooT Mans Friend, and the Rich Mans
Blessing.
WILLIAM b. GREGG, N. D.,
sole Proprietor, New York.
MORGAN a ALLEN,
loT ISM Wholesale Druggists. agents.
46 Cliff street. n. T..
a AVA T. PARFL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-02-03

PRESIDENT LINCOLN. A lady in Wash.
ineton writes to her friend in Massachu.
sets:
no one talks nosv against Mr.. Lin
COLI; there is no more contempt, no more
sarcasm. y lady described sitting fot
three hours in his audience chamber when
people were constantly coming in to SEQ
him. a negro came to ask him for i
pass, and aemonstrated with him because
he told him he must 60 to get advice
from certain .,icer.
.But it is ali the way up to tha
Capitol said the negro 'and it is cold
to-day. l can tell you myself that l am
all right So the President yielded, and
heard him prove his locality by asking
questions OF him.
An Irish boy appeared, and Mr.. Lin
coin said: We'll, did you get the place 7
NO, sir; | want anoth recommend
'Whore is the one l gave you?'
i lost it.
Careless! I have a great mind not
to give you another
1t was the Father of the Nation. deal
ing with his children; generally patient
and kind, sometimes fretted.
Once he said Whatever I do is pub
lie. | can keep no secrets. You must
bear the rublic gaze. Everybody must
know what l do Some one had been
asking IA favor not to be made public
1t is very interesting to sec him in this
way when he does not mind who IS look;
iDg en-"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-02-03

C-'7' I'4g-lttchel and doar.Joashl," is
net always proof d. value. The ,nvd,cal
world is bee ming alive 10 tAe fact that
our common Dock Root OF the fields is
an Important remedial agent, aad one of
the niost eiee!ual alternatives known. 1t
has always been iayoritc mdGicine with
the wise mothers OF the country, for u
GERS and sores and for purifying the b ool.
This root waich grows SO abuudautiy
around us everywhere, is now known to
be one Of the Ingredients Of Ayers Sav.
saparilla, which is attracting public at
tention by It's extraordinary cures Of Gu
taneous and ulcerous diseases. Each
country produces the antidotes fer its swn
disorders. as was said Of Old send upoa
Tie da@hs thereof shaH qroto d2L trees jar
meat, aehoss f2ycer shall not fade, Gad tie
frat thereJ stat be for meat, and The
lsEf tlcre2l Jor medicine. .'-Nort4fcld,
tFt) Herald.
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Delinquent Subscribers
Ccrgesi sipaHNsnss
The Lsveo at GeGl@wicI<.

y correspondent serds Us the follow
ing. 1t gives more particulars, than we
did last week
The Levcc at Sedgwick which was held
on Friday evening January 20th, for the
benefit of our soldiers, was generous
who!c-sou,ed affair from beginning to.cnd
and reflects much credit on those who
moved aud carried it tA.ough. The
weather was all that could be desired ,and
those VINO got up the hcyce did all that
could be done to make al in attendance
satisfied. Among the active ones, / no.
tieed Mr.. Joshua Hats2n,' doing with his
might what his hands found to DO while
his active wiz. was untiriug in her duties
at tac table. Doctor Drin,,water was in
the best hu'nor Imaginable, urging all to
eat heartily, who were at his table, while
niswitc attends. to tLcir every want
Capt. $. Harr,e,, was assijious ii supply
ins bis table with good things, which l
have good proof, his wife knows how to
Iprepare; D. VI. Means and wiz, D. z.
Dor;;y and wif1, G. Hor.ick aud vic, B.
Rea and daughters, Mrs. D. Il. lyatsou,
p. /. Stanley and Wiz, L. s. Cole and
vie, Hattie Carlton, X. Morgan aal
wife, J. v. Penny aal wife, ana perhaps
others whom ir5m my partial aetaain-
tarco ia The p'ae5 I do not know, iaY-
i,9i.el Tie ta5les il @ayie er ia part an''
waitel Oh them during the evening. l..
&. Paii5r2o5,Hesq w,s l-aster q eare.
monies, ana ~as ti5a right Haa Al ia,
right place, Wt:.e Is wife &ud daugatcl
aeisel tar'.is' and w.ito( uaon tao t.
9'es. 0theTa did mach an various ways
'fmofs winch Na5 \. &. Sargent, j. \.
9afs a;, Freeman Dority, u Low J.
DofIiF, an 80. Sargent and wit.-
ih- "Post oi'ise' did . smart business.
taiHk L. 6, Sargent atl May Cole, as
a.ssct ny Capt. @5rian and Nr. y. li0o2.
u oi bFooN''n' i';.i the charge Of tAi>
department; hut some tAoq.At ta2 post
age was "a"ia high" for sues small let
tefs' There was qaAo rush ior tn
grab bag a'4 t4e valuable articles il
contained were disposed Of to good al
vantage. Some excellent bargains were
made BY the sellers I think Mrs. Al.
bert Ayerill had charge OF this depart
meht, she worked hard and SAID she was
completely exhausted, not SO far goae
however, but that she could conyerso
some. | noticed from Ellsworth, \. ~
Sawyer and wiie,-'tis always a good
time when Mr.. Sawyer IS present. lie
Is, as tAe young nan down on Pedee, said
OF General Mar iqn, "a small man, but
has motstrous biz heart CHE junior
editor can insert what isporsonal.) Other
senilemen and ladies l notiecl from
Ellsworth anl o.lanl. Bueaill was
we'll represented, also Brookin, Brooks.
vile, and Deer Isle. | thin', l saw there
William Grind.e Est, of Penobsoot.
The tables were hountilully aul taste
fully spread, and woall seat about oae
hundred. They wsfo filed three times
and nearly full the fourth, all ate and
were fail; and | should think about
"thirteeu trunks full" were taken up. l
looked over the tables after the eating
was done, and they seemed loaded as at
the first, with clam chowder, roast turkey,
cakes and pies Of all kinds. &c., &c.
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VOL. XI::: NO. 8


The AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE GRANT.--
Tie State Commissioners upoa the Agri-
cultural College, in their recent repo,t,
say:
Two estates have been rendered % .
free gift to this State for the location Of
the proposed college. Tho first was offer.
ed during the session Of the Legislature
last winter, by Hon. o. J. Smith, and il
located in Gorham the second last Sep.
tember, by Benz. +. Neurse, of Boston, .
native of this State, (formerly Of Ban
gor.) and is located at Goodale's Corner,
III Orrington. The Commission express
themselves particularly favorably Impress
cd with the advantages of the latter, in
case the State should decide to establish
an independent college. The faculty Of
the Colleges within Our State have ex-
pressed as is well known, = desire to
have the proposed college connected with
their own institutions, and have submitt-
cd the conditions on which they would bo
willing to make such connection.
In regard to the interest Of the State
in this matter the commission say in their
report Assuming, then, that it is for
the interest of the State to accept and re.
tain the donation +; that the probsble in.
come to- ibc derived from it will be INSULT
cient to sustain On an independent basis,
such an institution as the act Of Congress
contemplates in its broadest sense, and
that it is mpolilc to impose on the State
the burthen Of supplying the deficiency,
VIC do not hesitate to recommend the 40
ceptance, with certain notifications. Of
the proposition in the communication from
President Woods, OF Bowdoln College,
lii SO doing we shall comply with the re-
quirements Of the act of Congress we
shall preserve the fund intact, as no por-
ton of it will be required for the pur-
chase Of lands; we shall be spared tho
necessity Of appealing to the State or to
individuals fer the funds required to erect
buildings and purchase the apparatus
necessary to make the institution practi.
oally useful to the people. Every necessi.
t. CT that character will at once be
promptly SUPP lied under the proposition,
and onthe sale Of our scrip aud the in-
vestment of its proceeds. our Industrial
College, or College Of Agricultgre aud
Mechanic Arts. will at once be ready ID
eater its career Of usefulness"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-02-03

munity. To attain these results is the
great object OF the Superintendent, Seth
Scammon, Esq, a christian gentleman
heartily interested i'll his work, and every
way qualified for the position. We re-
joice in the success Of the institution and
trust it will continue to receive the fos.
tcrins care Of the State"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-02-03

- don't see, said Mrs. Parting
ton as Ike came home from school, and
threw his books into one chair, and jacket
into another, aud his cap on the floor, say
ing that he didn't set the ineddle, i" for a
more mcddlesome hoy never knew. But
no matter, when the adversary comes
around again you viii get it,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-02-03

THE TiEoAT.- Families would do we'll
to keep always at home boy of Browns
bronchial Troches, a simple but most
mafgollolsly cHieacious specific for affec-
tioas Of the throat, atfording prompt re.
lief in cases Of conghs, colds, bronchial
troubles, etc. Singers and public speak:
ers will fad them also excellent to clea.
the voice and render articulation wonder:
fully oasy.--lloatdly Magazine.