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WAlAm 4 Herman. ex-elit1r Of The
Ot.Iyal >t1its, i,UJw III Springfield. aal
n 4. interview With ! reporter b. The sti.,
.J.uraR rxYre,,ri himself i, very happ,
over ID, result Of the e.rc .oa. IL sad
Not on, h4,- We captured the Capitol
an tue White House. hl' | have no j cub,
~ shall ha,e amalor.n m the ia !.c.a. De.
p4r,mrEt Of the go,ernmen, within wear
from to-day. Cleveland VAL have to yield
10 the control Of the Southern wing ot the
Democracy. wao>e sentiment, we're lndor,e /!
D, .eN-n-,euth> OF our party during the var
anI ar iulor>ed ii heart rs them TO-DAY.
Union Democrat, and Beecher Back Re
Yub.cau> or Independents constitute Zee
bic faction Ia our camp. and We have only
used them as tools
Wnen asked To give b.. vlea. f the ultl.
NAE Object Of the Democracy under the
control III IL, Southern WIZ. he said:
The re-e,,ab.I,hnen: ot the doctrine h.
State rights, the subxerslon of the fourteenth
and fifteenth amendments, compensation fir
slaves los; By the emancipation, aul a grad
"a. reduction Of the tariff With a view Il
p.4ciag TINS league OF sovereign States upon
a tree-trAle basis, and. at some convenient
period, the pensionins Of eX-Confrderate
soldiers
Further on he say, the Southern Democ-
racy is firmly fixed in the doctrine, Of
Calhoun and jeff Davis, and "hulAfe, the
niger vote By means Of rife balls. raw
hides, tissue ballots and terrorizing. laugh
IN my sleeve when think Of wha, i com
ing. and how cheap your independent Re-
puDllcan> VII. feel ~aen our party begins 10
reverse the last result, OF the war
When asked II he thought Cleveland
would submit 10 the dictation of the Solid
South he said there was no question about
Il, and ''by the time the election of 1855
comes around. he added we Of the South
viii have the Government so thoroughly in
our hands That We will be in position 10 defy
your minority party. But let me tell YOU
one thing. we Will not 90 out ofthe Union
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Messengers Notice.
OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OF HANCOCK cor
STATE OF MAINE

HANCOCK ss:-November rs, 1854.
THIS is to give notice that the sixteenth tay
i OF October, A. ID. 1854, Warrant in iu.olven
cy was issued out OF the Court Of Insolvency for
said County OF Hancock against the estate OF said
Douglass Copper Company, corporation duly
organized and established under the laws of the
State Of Maine and having Its place of business in
Bluehil, In said County of Hancock aijutiyed to
creditors of said Corporation, which petition was
filed on the thirteenth day of September. A. D.
lssl, to which last named date interest on claims
Is to be computed. That the payment of any debts
and the delivery and transfer OF any property by
1t are forbidden by law, That a meeting OF the
Creditors Of said Debtor corporation to prove
their debts and choose one or more assignees OF
its estate will be held at Court Of Insolvency to
be holden In said County, on the fourth iay or De
cember A. ID. 1854, at ten O'Clock Ia the forenoon
Given under my hand the date above written,
r. TAFT
Sheriff, as Messenger of the Court Of Insolvency
for said County Of Hancock. 3wls
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L. :. Army, writes fur the h~t twn YEAR.
my health hn- btrn excellent: Thu. | think II
due tn my using sulphur Bittrr>. a. formerly
INV ealth Wa miserable owing 10 thr frr-
qurnf changes ~ climate, ,tr.. 20 incident ~
...l.li..r..
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STATE. or MAINE.

HANCOCK, SCOUT OF Insolvency.
In the case Of HeZekiah {. Iisromb. Of >c,lg
wick, Insovent Debtor
THIS /. 10 give notice that pursuant a. ali order
/ OF Court therefor, second meeting ~ the
Creditor. OF said Insolvent Debtor viii be held al,
Ellsworth in Probate Office in >ail County on Thurs
day, the fourth ,lay OF December, A. u. l-4. at 10
O'Clock In the forenoon, FOR the purposes named 10
section 80 of the Act OF said state of Maine,
entitled AN Act in relat ON To the In-oyent Law.
of Maine" approved February 81, ISIS.
Attest CHA.. +. DoRK, Register Of said Court.
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-Eben +. PIlsbury, prominent in the
kingfie!d draft resistance during the war
ana, later, tie head and front Of the attempt
to steal the State, under Gov. Garcelon. was
in Augusta again at the Democratic jubilee
last week and posed as the idol of his party.
1t is reported that Pisbury i. booked for
Gen. Corners place of [. 5. Pension Agent
at Augusta.
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Mr.. BENJAMIN G. Snow of Brewer, died

Mr.. Benjamin G. Snow Of Brewer, died
very suddenly, Thursday, reports the Wing.
He had never been sick and on the day Of
his death, ate his dinner at noon feeling as
we'll as usual and as he was TO take ride
after dinner he went out TO the carriage
house to procure robe. Not returning for
some time search was made for him by some
member of the family and he was found ~
ing on the robe, dead.
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Three and a Quarter Thousand

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The best Essays Reviews, Criticisms, Serial and
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Historical, aud Political Information,
from the entire body OF Foreign
Periodical Literature. and
tha # fha
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice a. All
l concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust II Executor
OF the last Will AMI Testament ~ Jane Tenney
late Of Bluehill,i the Cpuntyoi Hancock ecea ed
no bond required. He
therefore requests all persons who aic indebted
10 the said decca-cd'- estate Ia make immediate
payment, and those who have any immediate de
fnaud- thereon to exhibit the same for settlement
+. HoLBliOok EMERSON, EXT
Nn,nInhnr 1
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duced which, wears ago. Mr.. Lincoln warned
the free laboring men of the North will
prove hostile 10 their independence and will
inevitably lead to a ruinou, reduction Of wag-
es. A mere difference in the color Of the skin
will not suffice TO maintain an entirely differ
ent standard of wages in contiguous and ada
cent States and the voluntary will be COM
PEELED to Weld TO the involuntary. So COM
pleiely have the colored men in the South
been already deprived by the Democratic
party OF tteir constitutional and legal rights
as citizens of the United States. that they
regard the advent Of that party 10 National
power as.
THE SIGNAL or THEIR RE- E>sIAvENENT
and are affnch,ed because they think all le-
gal protection fer them is gone.
Few persons in the North realize how
completely the chiefs Of the rebellion WELD
the political power which has trlumphed IN
late elections. Ii is a portentous fact thai,
the Democratic Senators Who come from the
States Of the late Confederacs, all, and |
mean all without a single exception, person
aily participated in the rebellion against the
National Government. Ii i a sill more
significant fact that in those States no man
Who was loyal 20 the Union, no matter how
strong a Democrat he may be to-day.
HAS THE SLIGHTEST CHANCE
Of political promotion. The one great ave
uut 10 honor in that section is the record Of
jealous service in the war against the Gov
eminent.
1t i certainly an astounding fac, that the
section in which friend hip for the Union. in
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NOTICE..

w HEKEAS my wife, Amanda Haskell has left
w ny bed and board without lust cause. hi
Is to give notice that shall pay no bills Of her
contracting after this date.
"a Il. =. HASKELL.
rfahAhh, NOV. y, lsS4 3w4ss
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The youngest member-elect of Congress
is Robert VI. La Follett of Wisconsin. He
is twenty-eight.
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Congress will meet for its winter
session on MONDAY next.
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The official count Of tine votes in New
York shows the following result Cleveland
electors. highest 563, l64, lowest 563,O4s !;
Blaine electors, highes, 562 ,OO5, lowest
j6l ,97l s.. john electors, 2j,OO6; Butler
electors 1904. Cleveland's highest plu-
raity is therefore. ll49 and his lowest
1917. Less than 1900 votes, in popula-
ton of nearly 5000. 900 Of people, changes
the whole administration Of the government.
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27.

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A disease said to resemble cholera is
terribly affecting parts ofVirginia, West Viz
GINA aud Kentucky where no rain has fall
en- for four months. The cause of the sickness
is ascribed TO the bad state of the drinking
water. The districts are away from railroads
and telegraph wires, and it is difficult to OBJ
tain particulars. The people are said to be
in want from the forced stopping of the
grist-mills.
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A. th, tirc.I..5a % NJ 4n-'. ,p.etn
h. Invite! ia. ar-r o-oAl i4'5 D., house
al f.iu.l-n II h.4r Ip .gi. ,rut. reern'l tr
VI, .-.l. q, h. .lre... AFTER aInIrei, passed
through the TO 1m-. she entire loser flor
heif.s thrown ~. The gr e,iH., we're
especial, fr.ru!.l anl CORDIAL an the coin
p.n.a.- ou ta- speech s.fr aub,inirI.
4 evident, accorded WITH ,le Jadsnen;
A.4 gtet.-f.Ia~ u thu audience.
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The Tribune Breaks the Record"

The prospectus OF The Tribune, in another
column. will crafty every one who has
watched the strong fight made by that paper
during the last campaign. Great as was The
TrIbNne under Horace Greeley. it has reached
an unprecedented staturs since During elec-
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40 copies OF it, various editions. and then set
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DOUBLE THE POLITICAL POWER

DOIbi lHt fOLiIltAL POWER
of Northern white man in the Lake States.
1t is to affirm that Confederate soldier
shall WELD twice the influence in the Nation
that Union soldier can and that perpetu-
al and constantly increasing superiority
shall be conceded to the Southern white man
in the government of the Union. If that be
quietly conceded in this generation, it will
harden into custom until the badge of infe-
riority will attach TO the Northern white man
as odiously as ever the Norman noble
stamped it on the Saxon churl. This
subject is Of deep interest to the Iaboring
men of the North.
With the Southern Democracy triumphant
in their States and in the Nation the negro
will be compelled to
WORK FOR JUST Such WAGES
as the whites may decree wages which will
amount as did the supplies of the slave, to
bare subsistence, equaled in cash, perhapg
at thirty-fve cents per day, If averaged over
the entire South. The white laborer in
the North will soon feel the distinctive effect
of this upon his own wages. The Repabli
can party has clear, seen from the earliest
days of reconstruction, that wages in the
South must be raised to a just recompense
OF the laborer, or wages IN the North ruin
ously famed and it has steadily worked for
the former result
The reverse influence will now be set IN
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-10-10
PUBLIC MEETING.

There will be meeting held in Shep-
hcrdstown in Firemen's Hall on Saturday,
October 18th. to organize an Agricultural
and Stock Association. The public, and
especially the farmers and stockmen OF
this vicinity, are most earnestly solicited
to attend this meeting, rs the success of
the enterprise will depend upon their i'll
fluencc and cooperation. At this meeting
membership will be reported, officers
elected and the aim and object of the asso-
citation be discussed. Let all be present
and lend n helping hand in this enter
prise, which has for its object the advance
ment Of the interests OF the whole COM
munity. DIR. \. 5. REYNOLDS, Pres.
r. ID. LAMAR, See.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-10-10
Notice to Voters.

state of west Virginia, County of Jefferson
set:
In addition 10 the votes 10 be taken OH the 18th
div OF October. this year. for State and county
officers II is provided by Chapter u, of the Acts
of ISSS that the question Of the Ratification or
rejection OF the proposed Amendment al see.
ton seven uf Article four OF the Constitution OF
this state. shall he submitted 10 the voters al
the state al the next general election 10 b. held
in the year lSSi.
The object OF this Amendment, ifntitlcd, Is u
change the time III voting for stale ami county
officers from the III Tuesday m October To The
first Tuesday after the ilrst Monday In NoNcm-
Der.
Also nj the same election in October, vote
is 10 hr taken In This county, According To Ill"
provisions OF Chapter b Of the Acts al l>>l. pro-
Viding a method for Constructing and Keeping
in Repair County Eolds,--the vote to hc ''Fo.
the New Road Law, or Against the New Road
Law"
THOMAS 4. MOORE.
oct. ;, INSi-tc Clerk of County Court.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-10-10
Singleton A. FIetcher.-wo would

Singleton A. FIetcher.-Wew would
call the especial attention of our readers
to the advertisement in this issue of Sim
gleton s. Fletcher, dealers in carpets,
furniture and upholstery goods, Wash
incton, d. c. We can recommend these
gentlemen as being perfectly reliable in
every way. Mr.. L. II. Singleton, Of this
firm, is well known to many of the Shep-
herlstown and Jefferson county people as
one of the gallant soldiers from Maryland,
having served in Company G, Seventh
Cavalry. He will be as prompt and cor
rect in filling all orders from his CUSTOM
ers now rs he was in carrying out the
orders of his supcriors then.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-10-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CENTRAL HoTEL.-MRs. y. d. LEI, PRoP.
II. X. Douglas, Hagerstown, Nd; w.
F. Siegman, j. w. Smith, X. Graham, W.
F. Rorr, j. f. Barr, Philadelphia; i. w.
Bedinger. II. Dane, z. Bane, j. w. Bane,
DIN Beall, d. 3. Lucas, r. p. Chew, For
rest w. Brown, Charlestown, w. Va; a.
A. Zimmerman, w. Ii. Zimmerman, T..
Schleuss, Martinsburg, w. Va; j. IL.
Reynolds, F. d. Reynolds, Greencastle,
Pa. Rev. Father Wilson. Harper's Ferry,
". Va; J. ii. Beck, Piedmont, w. Va.
ENrLER HorEL-B. F. GRAVES, PRoP'R.
L. B. Bird. J. A. Adams. Baltimore !;
G. w. Feidt. VIM. Shipley, Martinsburg,
w. Va; J. r. Smith, d. p. Fahrney, ID.
n. Fahrney, Hagerstown, Nd; T. a. c.
kasey, Salem, Va; j. III. Toms, j. Darr,
Middletown, Nd; j. w. Cook, Mines.
Va; G. S. DeGrange, Frederick, Nd. NJ.
Cronhcim, G.. F. Hartman, Philadelphia;
G. (. kalb, Junction City, Ohio.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-10-10
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Col. Henry Kyd Douglas, of llagers-
town, Nd, will address the citizons of
Shepherdstown and vicinity OH Saturday
afternoon, October llth, at $50 p. IN.
Colonel Douglas is well known as one of
the most eloquent orators in the State Of
Maryland. Hon. George NJ. Belizhoover
will deliver an address In the evening Of
the same day at 100 p. NJ. 4 forcible and
interesting discussion OF the issues of the
day may be expected. The speaking will
take place in the College yard. Every
body is invited.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-10-10
SOLID FACTS.

Everybody ia crying hard times, but If you
would visit CLAPP'S Great Junior Hal Dry
Coos and Carpet House, Hsgerstown, where
you will find everything you need at 50 cunts on
the American (not trade) dollar, you would
really take the place for banking house. the
way the silver rattles over the counters. Beau
tiful Ingram Carpet, all wool filling, only 25c a
yard, guaranteed as represented or no sale. IN
Notions OF every kind and character at New
York (Ridley) prices. 10 Jewelry you can get
il for the asking. Table Oil Cloths, hes; Potter
goods, 81 wide, 25c. pairs Hose - cent?. Go
10 CLAPPS.