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No. GOO Broad way, New York.

THE GREAT GETTYSBURG ASYLUM ENTER
PRlsE.-The brilliant and praiseworthy scheme
TO erect on the battlefield of Gettysburg a
national home for the MANNED and crippled de-
tenders of our national existence, by means OF
establishing legalized gift distribution of rare
and costly gems, is being rapidly pushed for
ward, and the Board of Supervisors are actively
engaged in taking orders for certificates, at the
handsome office of the Corporation, No. 1925
Chestnut street. This is the most commendable
gift enterprise ever presented to the public, for
while all Others have had for their object per-
sonal ACKNOWLEDGMENT only, the projectors of
the Gettysburg scheme contemplate placing
many thousands of dollars at the disposal of
the State to establish a commodious home for
invalid soldiers. Like every other great enter.
but all obstacles will soon vanish into thin air.
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LATEST Markets bv TeIegranh.

NEW YORK, May Election quiet at 27c. Flour
dull market favOrs buyers; sales Of 5000 barrels:
Slate al slO25@plS OHIO, SlS@ 1926 Western slO250
1870; Southern S8 2O@l775 Wheat dull and declin-
ing: sales OF 2uO0 bushels No. 2 S2GS Corn Market
without decided change; sales of 26ooO bushels mixed
Western Sl'25O26 for new. Oats firm; State at 9lc
Western s7c Rye quiet; sales OF 1000 bushels at SIZE
ora. Provisions quiet, without decided change.
KY oufp n M rpd
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Oh1OOs AN " y ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Nos. 704 and 734 Market st

MOSQUITOES AvAUNT! - These pestiferous
insects will soon tie tapping our veins and
deriving us of healthful rest 1t is meet, there
fore, that we provide our chambers with trap
of capture and prevention. Mr.. A. j. Hibbs,
No. 1881 Brown street. has invented MOSQUITO
rior to anything of the kind now in the market.
State rights of sale may be obtained from the
patentee, Mr.. A. j. Hibbs. No. 1881 Brown street,
MI
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A FIELD DAY OF THE GRAY RESERVES.
members Of this regiment, with the object of
promoting It's strength and efficiency have
az Media, pennsylvania, on Wednesday, June5.
The following companies of the regiment Will
Of the regiment are deslrons of full ranks and
every member is expected to be present on the
occasion, as the expenses will be small, and the
pleasure and instruction attendant upon the
excursion will fully compensate for any outlay
ellher OF time or money. The regiment Will be
cises will consist of fiTing for medals and bat
TALON drill
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Fire in Oshkosh. WISCONSIN.

OSHKOSH, Wisconsin, May ga large fire
occurred on Sunday afternoon in FulLon's
livery stable. Eleven buildings were burned,
the loss being about $4,000. Partially insured.
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FOURTH EDITION
LATER FROM EUROPE
Market Report to Two
O'clock This II. MI.

LONDON, May 27-2P. M.--The Money Market
isfrmer Consols have advanced "A since the
opening, and are now quoted at 983s; Erie, 40;
illinois Central 20: United states Five-twentfes,
72M. Sugar has advanced to 24s. Sd. IaI
LIVERPOOL, May 27-2 p. M. - Provisions
frmcr. Pork advanced 2s. 3d., and is now
quoted at S2s Cd. per bbl of 200 lbs. for Eastern
prime mess. Other markets unchanged.
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DIED.

BJRKE-On the 2Gth instant, EDWARD, SOU na y, y
James d. and A. Louisa Burke, aged q moh'"S anu
The relatives and friends Of the family are
fully INVITED to attend bis unerel ironl Wv
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CLOSING SALE OF MANTEL, PIER, AND OVAL
MIRRORS, PAINTINGS. CHRoMos, ETC.-B Scott
Jr., Auctioneer will sell without reserve, on the
premises, No. 1906 Chestnut street. the entire
stock of Mantel Pier, and oval Looking
Glasses, Paintings, etc, the property of f. Ga
brylewitz, on Tuesday and Wednesday morn
ings 2Sth and Goth insts., at 10 o'clock, removing
on account Of the expiration of his lease June l,
and as the new store, No. 1923 Arch street, will
not be completed before November This sale
will afford splendid opportunity to obtain a
GOOD article in this line,
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THIRD EDITS N
FURTHER FROM MEXICO.
Juarez Reported as Having Or
dered Maximillan and his
Generals to be Shot.

NEW ORLEANS, May H.-Reports received
from the interior Of Mexico via Matamoras say
that Escobedo reports that Juarez has ordered
the Archduke and his Generals to be shot,
A despatch dated Matamoras. May 25, says
the Liberal force that took possession of Qusre-
taro has started for The Capital.
Commodore j. ID. Payan, of the Mexican
navy, has been ordered by Berriosabal to COM
mand an expedition for Vera CrHz so as TO
completely terminate the struggle.
The Liberals have taken possession of tue
steamer General Sheridan for naval pnrposes
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OXFORD, Warren Co., N. Y, Aug. 20, 1865,
Messrs HosTETTER & SMITH, Pittsburg, Pa.
Sirs:-There is great demand for your valu-
able STOMACH BIrTERs in this ueighborhood.
We have been using them in our family for
some time, and Ind them the best medicine of
any for family use.
Yours j. N CANDEE COLE.
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STRONG TESTIMONY

TAMARoA, Perry Co., Ill, Dec. IL. 1885,
This certifes that have used and recon-
mended in my practice, during the last four
years, HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs with
perfect satisfaction, and take great pleasure in
recommending them to the public
e. II. PRICE, NJ. D.
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ASSAULT ON AN OFFIcER.-John Bell, for an
assault on Onicer Henry Brief, at Twentieth
and Cuthbert Streets was committed by Alder
man Jones TO answer ia default OF $500 bail,
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MARRIED..

sCHRA ACK-TRUsCOTV.- on the morning OF on me fi
17tb utmo, at the Trinity NJ: - ChuTehi oH n1iT9 ~
II. Nadal. s. b. SCHRACK 10 MISS ANNIE ~ 49,
COTp, all OF Philadelphia.
WILTBANK-WORRINGT y .-.on tne ga M lns.1h!, sitn
Mr. a. q. WIITBANK. chief Mate oI s.s"l ~ ,i
Tonawa ndR, TO Miss MARY WokRlNSloN'o u '"HH
city.
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There is an immense procession of the Catho-
licSunday Schools of Washington and Georges
town on the streets to-day.
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TUscoLA, Ill.,, August 8, ls

TUSUOLA, III, August 3, 1916,
Messrs HosTETTER & SMITH.
Dear Sirs:-I use your BITTERs in my family,
and consider them the best that can be pro-
cured. My wife has derived great benefit from
using them, and also considers them an in
valuable medicine. Respectfully yours,
G. z. MILLER.
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A REFRIGERATOR that is not thoroughly ven-
tilating is q nuisance. Schooley's American
Refrigerator is warranted TO keep sweet and
free from foul odors, If properly mAnaged:
Manufactured by E. g. Farson 81 Co., NO. 2zO
Dock street,
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DIR. HosTETTER.-Dear Slr:-With pleasure
can testify that your BIrrERs, from my know
ledge of their use in my family, and from what
is said by purchasers, far superior to any
other. Yours, etc, ROBERT GIEBAL
Edingham, Effingham Co., Illinois.
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b. f. REIBIER, No. 62i Arch street, has we'll
arranged light, and every requisite for making
good photographs. Specimens OF his superior
work can be seen at his gallery. Six cards or
one large photograph, ST.
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EcONOMY rs WEALTH.-

ECONOMY is WEALTH.
Ali-wooi suits. ....................slO 90
ALI wool Suits finer quality ity............ 10 90
All-woo Suits, still finer. er................ 20 90
Fine French Black Suits % 90
Extra do do. do. ....".... ... ...........u. 30 90
Fine Mixed Spring Overcoats............".".l Ii 90
The above prices will convince that we are
determined to close out our immense stocks of
fine Clothing at an astounding sacrifice.
GRIGG, VAN GUNTEN IL Co.,
Nos. 704 and 734 Market street.
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ARRESTED FOR AN ALLEGED RoBBERY.-David
Green was arrested about FIVE O'Clock on Satur-
1sS ns He IS Charged with completely in CARROT.
ing a man at Belmont College, and robbing
him of a gold watch and chain, and thirty doll
lars i'm money. Alderman be4uei heiu Nun iOr
f,r hon hearing
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-27

HEARING AT THB CENTRAL STATION Before
Alderman Beitler at O'Clock to-day, Lizzie
smith was charge with picking the pocket OF
street car on Saturday last Mrs. Meyers had
IN her pocket small box, containing about
were abstracted BY cutting the pocket OF her
dress. This was accomplished by the use of q
small knife, such as is used by ladies for rip
ping the seams of dresses. The defendant cut
her hnger while cutting the pocket, and left
some blood remaining on the lady's dress. De-
tectlves Tryon and Levy captured her at
place in Front street, near Dock. She was held
in $4,000 bail TO answer at Court
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Sunday school Celebration.

Chief Justice Chase has appointed T. SayI
Brown, OF this city, as Register OF Bankrupt
for this District.
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DEAFNESs.- EVERY INSTRUMENT THAT
hearing every degree OF deafness; also Resprators
also, Crandalls Patent CTutches superior TO any
others In use, at p. MADElRA'S, NO. ll0 TENTH
Street, below Chestnut. 2S5p2
PODG ERS'AND W0STENHOLM'S POCKET
IN KNIVFS Pearl and Stag Handles, OF beautiful
finish. RODGERS' and WADE q BuTCHERiS
RAZORS. and the celebrated LECOULpRE RAZOR
SCISSORS OF the finest quality.
Razors, Knives, scissors, ana Table Cutlery Ground
and Polished AZ p. MADEIHA's, No, llR fFENTH
Street, below VResnVl' R55p2
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RAW BONE

sUPER-PHOsPHATE OF LIME.
The great Fertilizer or all crops. Quick In itA
action and permanent in It's effects Established over
twelve years.
Dealers supplied by cargo direct from the wharf
OF the mandatory on liberal terms.
Manufactured only by
BAUGH q SONS,
Office No 2Osouth DELAWARE Avenue,
4smw2p Philadelphia.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-27

THE TURF-DEXTBR AND LADY THoRN.-Ihe
first of the four great matches between these
celebrated horses will be trotted at the Fashion
Course Long Island, Tuesday, May -28th. II is
The horses are doing as well as can be, and are
going very fast AS they are the Acknowledged
champions OF the trotting turf, good race and
n fast one may be expected The start will be
at 3 o'clock p M. The facilities for reaching the
Course are numerous and ample. An efficient
Tolice force in attendance. j. SIMMONS, Propr.
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ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-About 10 o'clock yes
terday morning, some person unknown at
fempied TO enter the dry goods store of ID.
Murphy, on Main street, between Unity aud
Church, frankfort. BY the aid of a two-and-a-
halfin centre bit he cut the panels from n
rear door but was frightened of before accom-
YliehfnO his design.
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WARM WEATHER is as welcome to all just
now, as is the seasonable clothing offered at the
Fashionable Clothing House of Charles Stokes
n Co, under the Continental
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HOUSE RoBBERY.-Ye Yesterday morning, the
house of Mr.. Fisher, on SAMSON street, above
Sixteenth was entered and robbed. The en-
trance was gained by the agency of false keys.
From bedroom, two drawers were taken from
bureau and carried down stairs, where they
Were Tansacked. The thieves obtained and de-
camped with a $40 bond for $500, a 7'30 bond for
$500, $50 in cash, six large and six small silver
spoons, watch, policy of insurance on the
house, and some coal oil stock.
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DEPOT FOR THE SALE of Lash's Five-dollar
Washing Machines, Clothes Wrngers, and Step
Ladders, No. III Market street, Philadelphia.
l. &. LASH IL Co.
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AN IMPosToR.-Rose Harens, a woman wear
ing green goggles, has for some time been i'm
posing upon the public by purporting to be
deaf and dumb and almost blind. She was In
formed that her case would be looked into
upon which she disappeared, and has not since
been heard from,
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THK EVENING TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON, May q.
Register of Ban kruptcy for tho District
of Columbia.
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WE invite the attention of all to our large and
comprehensive assortment of Clothing for Men,
Youths, and Boys, unsurpassed in style, fit, or
Workmanship, to which large additions of fresh
Goods are made daily. our purchases are all
made for cash, consequently at the lowest prices
possible. The advantages we thus secure are
apparent to all, and enable us to guarantee our
prices to1OeT than the LotOeSt elSeiOllei G; also Iy
SottYdctiOT IN every purchase made of as, the
SALE CANCELLED AND MONEY REFUNDED.
Hd9 tVGy betlUeenl BENNETT d Co.,
Fgh ana TOWER HALL,
Strth SIS. No. 5lS Market ST.,
Philadelphia,
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SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,

CAP1TAL.s.sss s'''s's'''ss'' SooOJOOV
DIRECroRs.
n u RROWNE. EDWARD w. CLARK
ri AREECE IL. CLARK, ALEXANDER HENRY
JOHN WELSH, - A. OALDW Ell,
J. GILLINGHAM FBLlLl HENRY ", GIBSONi
- CHARLES MAOALESTER
Office in the Fire proof Building OF the Philadelphia
National Bank, CHESNUp street above Fourth.
This Company receives on deposit and qUARAN.
TEES THE SAFE KEEPING OF VALUABLES
upon the following rates year, Viz.;- - 49,.
Coupon Bonds. per YlOOg
Registered Bonds and Securties..5O cents per 1900
colo COIN OF pei
Silver Coin or per $40
Cash Boxes or small tin boxes of bankers Brokers,
Capitalists, etc. contents unknown 70 the Company,
and liability limited S25 a year.
The Company offers for RENT lIenter excluslYely
holding the key) SAFES INSIDE IT'S VAULTS az
go sO, 44O $50, and $40 year. according 10 size ana
Coupons and Interost Collected for one per cent
Interest allowed on Money Deposits. l.
This Company Is authorized 70 receive ana eAecute
lsslm wfrpi nj B. nROWNE. President
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LIBERTY MILITARY BAND.-This spirited or
eanizstioD, under the leadership OF MI; Jose ph
uniform, and will parade with IL for the first
time ON Tomorrow, with the Cadets OF Tenn
uana
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PoMADE.-George Lee, youthful colored
boy, was arrested at Eighth aud Walnut streets,
0n Saturday afternoon, for stealing a box Of
0onaade and other perfumery. Alderman Swift
renf him 10 the House of Nefuge.
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New York Bank Statement.
From Buffalo.

BUFFALO, May 27.--rhere is no truth in the
reports of Fenian activity here for the imme-
diate invasion of Canada. Everything is quiet
in Fenian circles.
Bishop Lynch, OF Toronto. who has been
dangerously i'll at the Episcopal residence In
this city, Us sllghtlY better to-day.
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A CURE FOR RHEUMATISM WORTH SEEING.-
s Fitzpatrick, No. l744 Olive street, cured by DIR.
Filters Remedy. No cure, no pay.
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eenf him 10 the HOUSE OF NtIuBt.
A s1IeHT FIRE occurred this morning, about
q o,clock in the mill owned by Peter Watson, in
Hinth street above Columbia avenue. IL was
soon extinguished, with but little damage.
SLIGHT FIRE occurred at IL O'Clock this
morning at No 2 Poplar court, Currant alley,
below walnut street Damage trihlng.
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BUY YOUR HATS from Bourne, No 40 North
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-11-15
Old Peto Gardiner.

Peter Gardiner, MAS 4 colorcd man of
fair intellect. and possessed some property.
For many years he has lived III tie town
of Il.
Some ten or fifteen years ago he made 4
profession Of religion and joined a church.
He was very jealous and liberal
The first year of hi, connection with the
church, lac subscribed t,centy dollars forthc
minister. This pleased the church mem
bers. and they all called him Bro. Gard-
ner ~
After a very protractod and expensive
sickness. his Oldest child died. aud when
called on to renew his ministerial subscrip-
tion he decided that he could only pay ten
dollars. Then they called him Mr.. Car
diner. :"
The third year Of his connection with
the church, lie was still further afflicted in
the sickness and death of his wife.
His funds became reduced. SO that he
reduced his subscription to ire dollars
Then he was cllled Pete Gardiner. "
Being much discouraged, and in feeble
health himself, he concluded that it was
impossible for him to pay his honest debts.
support his family, and make another min
isterial subscription. At the commence
mcnt of the fourth year of his connection
with the church, he told his brethren what
his situation was. and they must support
the minister, at least ono year. without de-
pending upon him to help them. Then"
said the colorcd man they called me old
Pete Gardiner. -
Mr.. EDITOR This is not the only osse
that Illustrates the aristocraey Of eealM.-
Wealth makes many friends, (such as they
are j true Qiety but (ete.
ii. NJ. L.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-11-15
LOCAL NEWS, &C.

Bangor merchants advertise Ellsworth
Pals.
-General Mcclellan has changed his mind
again and is not coming home
pr. Hayes lectured in Bangor on Tues
day night on the Land OF Icebcrgs."
The Republican majority in Minnesota is
about 1000, gain from the last election.
The recent vote in New York state i.
nearly ahundred thousand less than for Gov
crnor last year.
1t is reported from Washington that the
Government viii be ready TO proceed with the
trial OF jeff Davis, but that it is possible it may
be postponed until April.
-Thad stevens says q part of the Govern
ment bonds are payable in coin, according to
the law and the remainder are pay able in legal
tenders.
1t is said that Vim. b. Aster has sixty
five millions Of dollars and the dyspepsia. two
evils, and enough TO kill any man.
The cotton mills Of Lewiston and Saco
have given notice of reduction OF wages to
take place after the 18th.
Just rs we are going TO press we learn
that Calvin j. sargf mt, who broke Jail the other
night, is nj his fathers house, waiting to have
squash pie made for him, and that young Long
fellow has been rc-captured and lodged in Jail
The Castine Normal School will com.
mencc the first Wednesday after Thanks siying.
Don't forget the time, nor to attend. Send to
the Principal q. 7. Fletcher, for circular.
Mr.. j. II. Gilbert of Kendslrs Mills ha.
five year old, sired by I, S. Lang's General
Knox, that tro,teJ half mile at the Water.
willie Horse Fair, in one minute and fifteen
seconds.
The Uhjg found fault because the Ban
gor State Guards were not handsomely puffed
by the kenncbcc Journal for the part which
they performed in the Sheridan rescption,-
The Jour9tdt hastens to do justice to the
Guards.
We call attention of those engaged in the
numbering business to the advertisement Of
Nessrs. Gibson, kimball, 4 Sanford, Bangor,
dealers in Saws, Betting &C., This firm intend
keeping on hand every article wanted abou. a
mill. This will be good news to Down East
lumbermep.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-11-15

DIR. [. Il. LIGIIriIILL, tn celebrated
oecnlis; and Aafist. Of Augusta, Me. on his
return from lis first and highly successful
tour Of the Eastern part OF this State, lnev.
er having been east of Bangor before. a,
been prevailed t;pouto stop At Ellsworth
where he will remain for three days only
as his business at Augusta, (his present
headquarters positively prevent him from
IN ahing longer stay. DR.. Lighthili vii
be at the Ellsworth House. Ellsworth, Ne
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. NOV.
2S,h, Goth, aud 30th. 1867, during which
time he can be consulted on Dealness
Catarrh. and all diseases of the Eye, Ear
Throat and Lungs, and as lie is usually
pressed with business it is advisable fol-
those afflicted to apply to him US early a,
possible.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-11-15

GRANTS COOP SENSE. The Washington
correspondent Of the Providence Journal says
The attonpt of conSeVva tiye or radical clique,
to take possession Of Gen. Grant ~ a presid-
enti;il candidate does not succeed. H. does
not respond to any Of their movements. Even
the Forney and 1hayer SPECULATION in this line
has failed. Gen. Grant Won't reply TO them,
aud the statement that he was asscutiag 10 The
nomination IS false. lie neither aS>cntei nor
dissented. but Will not allow himself 10 become
the tool any clique. lie tells his friends that
he doesn't sec. the nomination from ANYBODY.
and therefore is not ala rined lest his chances
may be injured By this or that paper OF poiit-
ician.
The strongest statement he has hecn known
10 make IN this connection was this, that under
no circumstances would he run Is the candidate
OF the coppcrhead,. iIc Is equally frank in
concedlng that he is not n disciple Of the Stee-
ems and Ashley school. This is about all he has
said on The subject,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-11-15

VERSIONS WESTERN PRoGREss.-An Oneida
dispatch Of Sunday to the Proyidsnce Joa3,aat
say-:
Weston left Schenectady Friday morning NJ
80 o'clock, and passed through Amsterdam 10
Tonda-2d inilcs-wherc nj = 80 in the afternoon
lac stopped for dinner. lie left at 40 in the If.
ternoon for St. Johnsyillc-2i mcs--w here Il,
SO he stopped tor supper. Leaving again at
$50 he stopped over night at The Benton House
having walked IL miles.
On Saturday morning Weston left AZ . O'clock
anu arrived OF Ufica-22 miics--1t 30 in the
afternoon. and ained at the Boggs House. The
city seemed perfectly Wild aud the reception
was the most demonstra,!se ofany he has YET
received.
Weston left Utica al 80 o'clock, and Rome
nj y 10. and arrived within anil @ Of Oneida a
lhdniSht, having accomplished A. miles daring
The day. and 5l3 l-2 miles ut the Journey in eey-
eh days, leaving IA IA miles to be walked tl,.
ring the sixteen days.
This afternoon NJ. Weston visited the oaei.
da Free Love Community, where he had I, sl,ec.
la reception By the Communists.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-11-15

The elections, after all do not create
much eonmotiol, save afcw pac :, where
there was some democratic powder unburnt.
NEW ioEK elected Legislature AMI State
officers except a governor Democratic ma
Jority from 80 to 1000, Legislature, small
Republican majority in the Senate, and 4 small
Democratic one in the Assembly. This Legs-
2ture does not elect a L. ). Senator.
MASSACHUSETTS gives Bullock near 10000
majority. The Legislature is largely RepGb-
lican, but in favor Of a license law.
MEM JERSEY elected portion of its Lccis-
lstnre and the Democrats gained largely.
MAINLAND. o course, Is stjil Democratic -
Minnesota. Wisconsin, and Kansas have gone
Republican.