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In attempting to write for the public,
an sensible that I an not much Of An
sdeps with the pen. we'll knowing that there
lie great chance for improvement, but yet
great oaks from little acorns grow" and
and 80 great men were once poor ignorant
children. Although l may never expect
to become great man. as the world re-
CARDS greatness. neith.r u Wellington nor
a Milton. a Washington nor Franklin.
yet by perseverance and hard toll there is
chance to do good to all men as we have
opportunity. and Of making u mark in the
world that others may ace that We have
not live in vain. In the words o! our po-
ct Longf llow..-
Lives Of great men all emind ss
We can make our lives sul,lim
And departing, leave behind US
Footprints on the sa Ids of utno.
Footprints that perhaps another,
Sailing o'ef iiie's solenu main.
| A fororn and shipwrscsei brother,
Seeing shau take heart again.
Yes. /" seeing. shall take heart as lin. q"
How many a one has been cheered on
while looking at the history Of eminent
men and women. who have been the archi-
tects of their own fortunes. and have sirug-
eled with poverty and with disapointments
and whs have at last became the brightest
ornaments to society. and the greatest up
builders of the worlds nlightcnmeut.--
These have LEFT behind them footprints,
that it would he we'll for US to heed. and to
follow. Such was the case with many Of
the statesman Of eur County; such was
Franklin the discoverer Of electricity in the
cloud; such was Abraham Lincoln, who
was born among the wilds Of the western
section of our Country; The Bible aud
Weems Life Of Washisgtou's we're thu on
" hooks in his fathers library. and yet he
educated himself with what other help he
could get. ever feeling a. he sad. " that
he could not bear the idea Of leaving the
world without its being better for his hav-
ing been in it," and verify it is as many a
soul can testify.
Space forbids longer dissertation upon
these. although there are many in this
country and the Old. that are and were
bright with honor and fame. that were once
in the poverty stricken home. not knowing
where to fiud an opportunity to work o. to
Study but says the old proverb. Where
there is will there is . way, and so it 10
yet The future may be dark and VT, no
good forehoding. yetwe should
| T.ust no future, howe r pleasant.
but endeavor to make the best OF what We
have. and let the rest take care for itself.
feeling that othors have met and conquer.
ed greater difficultic. than ours, and came
out Of them with the dross wiped gu, from
their hearts aud minds. and tire real life.
strength and intellect with which to grapple
with the world and to brave its storms aud
trials.
with heart for any fater
These are pleasant and profitable
thought. to those that are stili hoping and
waitin for the full exercise of their mind
and strength. Pleasant because they bid
u. not to be discouraged, and profitable be
cause they show US Were We fail, aud how
to overcome. that We NAV become better to
ourselves and to the world.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-23

Extract fro m letter Of S. C. Chand-
ler- Professor OF Geology and Mineralogy,
East Middlebury, VT. '.Messrs. II. p
Hall seCo., Nashua. N. II. Gentlemen -
Some time since when was IN your city,
delivering course Of Geological Lectures.
procured bottle of your Vegetab Sic
ilian Hair Remover, for the use Of my sell
and family. and am happy to state, its
use has proved all that you have claimed
for it. l have recommended it to my
friends and neighbors. and in every in
stance has it given perfect satisfaction.
This regard as due to you and the pub
lie. "
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-23

ARREST Of a CoSeRgssAAN ELECT for
ELECTION FRAUDS.
SANpUsKY. Oct 10.
A warrant was issued on Saturday. by
the U. 5. District Court, for the Northern
District Of Ohio. for the arrest Of Hon. Z.
+. Dickinson, Of Fremont. the Demo
cratic Congressman elect from the 9th
District. on charge Of issuing fraudulent
naturalization papers 60 secure his own
election. He will be taken to Cleveland
to-day for examiu aticn.
j. II. McAvdle. Chairman Of the Dem
Ocratic County Committee. Of Sandusky Y.
was arrested yesterday It Fremont. by the
U. S. Marshal, on = similar process, for.
completely in the same frauds. Mr.
Dickinson being summoned ~ witness
against him.
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No Change of Candidates.
ZreniAg Post

WAsHINGTON, October l6.-The follow
is an answer t. y despatch from this city
asking whether proposition for change
| 1 the democratic Pre- ,ideniial candiidates
was prompted by the democracy in New
York:
NEW YORK. October Is
"Jonah D. Hoocer. Esq. Washington. d. c:
No authority or pos Utility TO change
front. All friends consider it totally i'm
practicable. and equivalent to disbanding
our forces. We in New York are not pam
i. stricken.
IS. J. TILpEN,
"AUGUsr BELMONT.
AUGUSTUS SCHELL.
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List of Patents.

List Of Patents issued to Muine inrestors,
and bearing date Of Oct 1874. reported
for the Elisvorth An erioan, by Wn.. II.
Clifford, Solicitor Of Patents, 3Ol l 2
Congress ST., Portland, Me.
VIM. Cooper, Paris, OK Yokes; l.. s. SAT-
ford, Stauncheon for Cattle; J. Torrey 4
J. II. Brown. Bangor, Car Bumper; o. o.
Wetherell, Lewiston, Chain Pumps Valve.
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The Boston Post does not relish the idea

The Boston Post does not relish the idea
of abandoning Seymour & Blair. 1t says
The craven policy that dictates change
in The banner names will lind only dctestation
where ii seeks sympathy. and tho Newspaper
and the leaders counselling such suicidal cow
a,,lice can no longer expect support from the
rank alRl Ne they would lead to disgraceful
ruin and political destruction. he who stops
in the very crisis Of u contest 10 plan retreat.
u not commander TO inspire confidence Ia.
men struggling for victory AS the object Of
battle.
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Mr. Seymour to take the
Stump.

NEy York, Oct. 20. A des-
patch just received from Horatlo
Seymour announces he will take the
STUMP in person and open the cam
paiga at Buffalo, Thursday, Oct. 22d
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-23

o. We had another untimely snow
storm on Wednesday night To-day,
Thursday, the ground is covered with
snow.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-23

Republican Journal (Democratic) stopped the
press' to insert rooster TO crow over the
Democratic victory In Pennsylvania. That
rooster IL 10 be commended for his courage,
but Whist Of his judginenti-Whig.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-23

~ conference between Gov. Seymour
aud the Democratic Executive Committee WAS
held vt Utica Friday, in relation to some i'm
portant measures 10 he adopted. Mr.. Sey .
elude his witlslrawal; but the committee re-
piled that no change had been contemplated
and that nothing could he so injurious Is N
change Of candidates.
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snow.

- The reader will notice that G.
G. Peck offers for sale his Drug
Store, and that Henry Clark petitions
for charter for telegraph line to
fremont.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-23

ELECTION of L 8. SENATOR in VER
MoNr.-MoNTPELIER, Oct. ~
In the House Of Representatives. to day.
Hon. f. +. Edmunds was reelected ". 5.
Senator for six years. receiving ls5 votes
to IL for Hou. +. p. Redf~ld. The Sen
ate will eject him unanimously this after
neon. and both Houses meet in convention
tomorrow 10 complete the election.
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Republican Pyramid.

Fh; paIJst LvANIA ELECTION.
PIrTsBURG, Oct. II.
The official vote Of Allegheny county
gives Hartsrauft. Republican, 1857 majori-
u.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. ~.
Returns from 40 counties. (oficial) and
the balance Of reported majorisies, foot up
l0.0o3 Republican majority.
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s. NJ. PErTfSGILL Co, state street, Boston,
and 81 Park Row, New York are our Agents
for receiving and forwarding Advertisements 1T
on lowest rates.
3. 4. NILES, (su ccssor to V. II. ralmer,) Advcr-
Using Agent, No. Scollay's building, Court
street. Boston, IL authorized to receive Adver-
tisements for this paper, at our lowest rates.
GEO. +, RowELL Co, 40 Park Row New York,
arc also authorized to receive Advertisements
for this paper at the came rates as required by
us.
ArwEEL 4 Co. Advertising Agents, ia Middle
Street, Portland, are our authorized agents to
receive advertisements and subscriptions ~ cur
lowest rates.
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To CoRREsroNDENTs.-Allco communications and
all letters of business with this once, TO receive
early attention, must be directed to the EliscortA
1meYicaa.
The American is the only paper published in the
Comfy, and has a large circulation amoung the
most thriving citizens OF the County. Will our
friends in the several towns send local items for
publication Nothing helps us much. All the
marriages, deaths. accidents, launches Of vessels,
building OF school-houses and mectinghouses, or
any other local items Of interest
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PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.
YUK FRENTUYNTt
ULYSSES S. GRANT.
FOR rYCE- pHESfBENT,
SCHUYLER C0lFAx.

For Bssrt0rss
rLARGE-GEoRGEI REAL
SAMUEL +. sTRit GLAND.
lst DI>TRiCr-ESREff II. BANKS.
I'd DisTRiCT-&MOS NOCksE
Sd DIsrRICr-DENNIs l.. MiEIlKEN.
&th DisrRIcr-HENRY o. PERRY.
5th Observation-Disclosures ANOWITON.
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Ser ut it'd 8.
@prau man fterbcu FAINT.

@iadpab, Elm arabtlder @rammatifer
int s Sabrbunpert itarb Ypr @erorue>
neil ibnt 6arun al &aidip in eineu1
eelebrten Streite iber einen 9rammaz
til1en punft ni6t bei9eltimmt batte.
@alencta, Elm ipaniider 2beolp9,
itarb weil. tbm cer Yapit etne ser<
fdlidte Ste1e i'm beit9en Nu9uftin sprz
mari {. .:..
Nyrt9nN Der fran5Sfi9e 5iitprifer,
1T aus Ner9er iber etnt9e et9enmdd)z
ti9e 8erdnoeruneen 9eltorben> pel9e
Der partler 8udcruder Statement
in leinen 8erfen 1id erlaubt batte.
@preut Der berabmte @omppniit,
tart> tpeil.ibm Seartatte cine fall6 9e>
leBte Note na9eewteien batte. *:
Mle0anero Wuiot Der ttaltenii9e
Di9ter> itarb> neil er, als er i'm 8ez
ariff mar, Dem papfe Clemens XII.
cine f9Sne sersierte Mbi@rift Der feds
5pmtlien be7eltcn, bic CT in @erie
seleBt batte, gu iiberreiden, auf Dem
Wese einen @dreibfsbler BARN ent>
pefte. a
Sopbpfles> Der berabmte Tra96oienz
bi6ter, 1tarb Dor - Greuce. Gr bate
ldon in bobem Glitter. cine aeue Gra96<
bic 6fTentli6 vpr9eleien t1no ertpartete
seraune 3eit ta bic MeinunS 9etbeilt
tparen,tn duberlterS pannun9 cen Nu57
llpru9 Der Ntdter. Cine Stimuae entz
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neil er III ieiner Gt9eni9aft ais 8aapf
per r1mtld zfatbplii@n Stride n1tr pom
papfte abbdn9e unp feline %conaterale
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BaDern.

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Gnti9liebuns per I. 8esieruns son Nie@
rerbayern ma6t aus Mnlab Der bebauz
erliden Nabrnebmung, oaB III ',euerer
Set @9ldeereien uno @pbbeftssrcel1e
auer Nlrt auf nem faden 2anpe- ;uz
NAL BET E%an;mu1f - IN bebenflidem
Maee iberbano nebme11, auf bic betrefz
fenoen @%srorpnungen uub berea ftren9>
fen @ousu9 aufmertiam. San;muiiten
ipQen mad Mab9abe oer Srtlf9en Werz
bdltnille uuf pas en9fe Mab belGranft>
unb bic @eroronun9er, bic Yoltsetfunee
uno bic Gubrun9 perbctener @ahet1 tez
treHenc, einselddrft u,o unnadfdtli@
Ypusp9en percen. GS miro erwartet,
raB ge9en bic Grseoenten bic na6 Dem
@eiebe 3uldiii9m Ypli5eima6reseln re@tz
3eiti9 CUR MnpenounB gelan9e,1> uno
iiberbaupt alien Mu6i6reitun9en lecerz
sett NIT mB9lt&ite Sei1leuni9'ins uao
aQer Stren9e pes @eleBe6 be9e9aet
merbe.
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l9teo enbli9 gu @unten beS Didters.
er la1lf ppr Gre1oe ur1 unb eab auf
Der Steue ben @eit auf.
uSut 5 umS +" b%eanttpprtete
cine jun9e N%merifanerin aus Der Na6z
baritaot cine Der ~ifanbal1len Mnsei9en
welde man bduf9 in aneloamerifant>
iden 3eitun9en finpet uuo tpprin junse
Damen auf9eforpert tperpen, eineGprrez
lppnpen5 nit einem jungen Germ ansuz
fan9e1. Mus benz einen 8rtef wurcel
mebrere> caS junee @dnsden 1drieb
aQerbano perltebten 8lDpfinn - Der
lunge 5err aber mar Elm Shuft. 81
mes Ea9eS fpmmt er gum Batter hes
Wfac9enS nnb 1agt Seben sic ia
bic Yrtefe BON Sbrer Tpdter! SD
fSnnte Sic 6feneli9 blarniren ,1no ruiz
niren ; oQetn tpenn sic mir 1900 Dpl<
lars seben, Mill i@ idweigen unp bic
griefe ausltefern!-De Gater, Ell, reiz
der &aufmann> i9eute bic Sefentlt9z
felt uno besablte. @ir bdtter es ti1t
9etban, ionpern Zen S9uft EFT winrelz
we(9 9ebauen uno tann ipeeen Gelpz
erpredun9 in ben S@atten ieBen lal7tn.
- Muf Der SIoieite Der bel benz leBz
te1 Grobeben ;uiammeneefauenen Stact
Nrtca tn peru ftno bur6 ras @dbnen
uno Spalten Der Grce 500 Mumten
ans 5a9e6ltdt 9efpmmen.
- pferoeciin9er teim pflansen d>tf
bic Saamenz& artofeI unb nannGrunp
oarauf 9etban> ipu nadber bic Safer
9anslid abbalten. ,
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- DaS jdbrise GrsebniB Der @uloz
mienen BON Californian 1T Don $685.
100000 auf $25,000,000 eefallen
ater >1n1 piel mebr alS bteierNu6faQ BE-
tr1st bat bic Nsriculturalprotuftipn 3u>
Aenpmmeu.
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Der - amterer.
Sic Gn9liiebe GpiSfppalfirtbe.

Nv S"SAsI>De SRspAuTWtASA<De>
Wdbrenb ees 1ed3ebnten Sabrbunbert6
Bate IN England ebenip tpte i'm iibrt9en
europa cine l1m9eitaltun9 Der Biz babin
au9emeinen fatbplii1en &eli9tpn ftatt<
9efunoen. Der blutoirft9e unb letpen<
fdaftli9e 5einriG VIII. Don Gnslano
trat, ais 2utbers 2ebre in 1einem Neide
mebr unp mebr bic 9er3en re5 Bplfes
9erpaun> in elmer beftigen @trettl1rift
se9en renielben auf uno oertbeirt9te auf
pas @eftt9ite bic 2ebren Der fatbplti9en
STRIDE, >pas cine ebeufaQ6 beftt9e Nntz
mort eutbers na@ f@ ;ps. D0@ audi
5etnrt9 VIII. purce NIT Dem Yapz
ie ipater uneinS unp erswan9 rann
NIT grocer Gntl9loHenbstt III Gnslaup
bic Mbi9afun9 Der atbplti9en Religion,
bob bic &lIfer aut ;p9 peren GermI9ea
ein uno i9enftee5 tbeilweiie 1einen trel1z
Ell Nnbdn9eru. Gr iaufparauf unterz
itiBt pom BEN, Natbe GbpmaS Graft
mers> beS Grstii9pfS spn Canterbury,
ber na@ 9einridS Tope bic 6%e9pnnene
&efurmatipn wetter fubrte> cine reue
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eint9e Ginrt9tun9en ber fatbpltl9en
&trde> wie bic @ewalt oeS papfes ab>
seidaft aupere binse9e1, wie bic 8iz
f1pf5wirpe, bic Sbrenbetdte, ca6 Ser
bot fir prieter, iI1 Tamilieu III grim
ben> anfdn9lid b~eitebalten unp auf
Miperiprud 9e9en btel elhen Tppcslrafe
9eiebt Der &1nt9 ypn Gnelanp 1oQte
epi9er Sberberr def r STRIDE fem. Nuf
GranmerS 8etrieb purpe AUDI bic Btbel
iiteriebt unp SerIfentttd)t cod lieB
9einrtd erfldren, man 1et ntdt ser>
pfltdtet, Dem 9plfe ctefelbe ;u &C.
tclt> iorbern eS sereanfe ite Der @naz
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5rauen lputen lie ntdt lelcn. Mit oerz
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bdn9er Der prptetantii1en Gelt9ton yer
fplgt 1pprpen parel1> perfubr mon nun
aud ae9en rieNnban9er res fatboliiden
@lauben5. Man bat berednet> raB
mdbreno 9eiurtds 9tesieruna 2 &bni9z
innen Geiue 0ematlinnenD, 2 Garpi,dz
lie, 2 Grsbti9Sfe, Is 8i115fe IS Mette>
500 M5nGe> 80 0elebrte, IL 9ersDse
unb @rafen, 164 Gpellsute, 124 Stir
ger urb 10 TrauerL int @ansen alip
983 Yerloneu> ben SOB tur9 @enferSz
bano erlitten neil iie ber &elt9ipn neS
G1nt95 wtperfpra@en,
Dieie Gerfol9ungen bIrten 1elbit
na6 6etnrt66 Gpbe ni9t auf (. Seine
Na6fpl9er bancelten 1T dbnliderW ei1e.
Gbpma6 Granu1er fano bel bic en Ser
fpleunsen u>,ter Marta Turpr 1855
|-1558) ietnen Epp ouf Dem Sdeiter<
baufen. Sp wurreu u1ter Safpb /.
Q603-1625) befti9e 0efeBe 8esen
Die crlal1en> bic nit pen 2ebren Der eng
lil1eu STRIDE ntdt overwhelmingly
(nonconformists, unb SfentltG brpbte
tbnen Der &6nt9 init ber Eppe6frafe.
|Setn 9ab rtdtete iid bauptiddlid &C.
gen bic anper99lduti9en prptsltanten,
;u wel6en uprji9ltd stele Sdotten
;dblten. 81 babte fe aber belonoers
pebbalb, neil bielelten nidt rer Nnii6t
peS &Dnt9S parel1, bab bic fSnt9lide
Madt cine l1numi1rdnfte ict u1c bab
Elm &Sni9 BOD uber cen Menidm nebe
lprbern rem 0runciaye bulpt9ten> eab
BET &Inf9 ntdtS Spheres iet als jeoes
anoere 0liep eer 0emeinbe. Sein
5auptbeitreten 9in9 caber carauf bin
aus, rieie &elt9ions9emeinidaften, in
eenen er 0efabr fit cas &Dnist9um e.
blidte, aussurptten.
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&prreipunben5 aus Sannpuer,
Bpn Der SAFE, 1.Sepz
TENDER, 1868.

Mud bnS We Itpbalenlano bat wpbl
felt lan9er3eit feinen 10 trodenen beiben
Spmu1er 9eleberl ais ben o%ie5jdbrt9en.
Ga9tisli9 Elm b~eiterer blauer5 immely uno
mod ban1 II. mann n@epitter NIT mebr
pper pentserN egen- bas bat Man6en
Bel orot 9enta6t. Nber trps aQeoem 1T cte
Grnte im0an;en nod siemlt9 gut aus
9efauen. @ei;en uno Np99en lalen
i'm Oanser III unleren 0e9encen in bic
fem Sabre ni9t5 su winlden iibri9
freili9 baben bic &artofeln purd Die
5tse sielmlid 9elittea uno merren i'm
preile wpbl nod itei9en. sSn benz gam
seu nprrpeutl9en 0ebiete 1T ba6 &eluls
tat ID siemlt9 palelbe; 11ur elnt9e Sc
sirfe Don S%apreueen, ra6 berett6 i'm
ypriaen Sabre 10 i1wer beim9eludt
wuroe, 11einen einent abnli6en. tpent
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abermal5 ent9e9ensu9eben. Dte@eptt<
ter, lie III ptelem Spn,mer lpStraden,
baden a%uentbalben Htrauri9e @er,pIit@
un9en a11seri9tet. Bir ielbt fino
elddli9er lpeiie peridpnt 9eblieben
ater bic :.0e3eno tint Gmoen urb
@rIntn9en 1T arg beilnseludt tppr<
BEN.
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lid ni9t teoeutear, aber AUDI nt9t
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fen, 11am1entli6 ,pen1 wW auf Oelterret9
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gereewaltteun9 befla9en,
penn9lei9 i@ au6 our6auS ni@tSene'
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b;eler 8esie3uns iun,er in, Munce baz
ben uno lbsru nur @ute5 ieben. IS
bat bier eefallen> paB Ssnabriid jeBt
einen &%atbplifen III Der Yerlpn pe5 bez
tanuten &egterun9Sratbe5 Ge;fn als
2anoorpten erbalten bat> mas unter
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IAeben ,pdre.-S n Ssnabrid bat ft9
Elm neuer fatb. @ereit, 9ebilpet, Der BE-
reitS at 80 Mitslieper ;ablt. Mud
anoerswp, 1elb1t auf Dem 2anpe, re9t es
f@, incem ral elbit 8 E leyereine 9ebilret
wercen, bic muir quite fatbplii9e 8rpz
l9iiren uno @9riften circuliren lalien
mpuen. Treilta 9ebt es bier lan9ia>
mer uap nit meni9er 8e9eiiterun9 Yprs
wdrtS ais in SlbzD euti6lano uro
ami &bein, 100 ii@ eas NueS i1neQer
u1a9t+
Qebten Spnnta9 feterten mir cit re9t
bub19eS Gplf5fef. Die S6nabruder
battet spr 8ur,en1 ii9 re9t lebbaft at
bent Manfer'iden S6ubenfefte tetbetz
list, unc rafir ma6te bic Manter'l9
9iecertafel per suten Staot Ssnatriid
cinen 0e9enbel ud. Der Na@mittaa
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fang uno fr5blt6er unterbaltun9> uno
cer Menb pereiniste bic Sanser unc
tbre Treuabe III benz 11eue1, pra9tspQ
aus9etauten Duttinglhen Saale. o.
nabriid 16etut iiterbaupt INNER mebr
v@eltltaet" werpen ;u wpuen, renn gu
ben yorbanpensn 2 9rpBen 9ctel5 finp
1peaen Der neuen Yart6<5 ambur9er
8abn nod 2 btn;u9enfommer.
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Gm91anS.

9pnrpn %. Sept. Or. CUNT
ming ia9te jiinslt in 2eicefer, 81.
Mannias babe 1id perS batia&e seriibrnt
pae innerbalt hes leBten Sabres
in Wenbprunsia 1000 perfpnen uno II
prpt.@ eiflide iidiin bic fatb, Stride auf<
nebmen lieben, ferner pab nab England
gang europa it@ per faith. STRIDE suz
1penoen mirce.
81. Mannins bat 16008adofe uno
priefer int Beinber9e res GERM; fer
uer 206 &lDl ter, 545 M1n9enflpi ter u.
1900 Gatbepralen, &ir@en uno &as
pellen.
T~ranfreib.
WartS, 10. Sept.- Nm 20. Mu9.
fano bic feterli9e &ertbeilun9 cer Don
benz Meni9enfr eunce Montbyon
seRifteten s ugenbpreiie in Der
Nfaremie ftatt. 3wansi9 preiie felen
auf cas &peibli9e @ei9le6t unb Elm
preiS auf pas mdnnlt9e @ei@ledt Elm
8eweiS bag baS erl tere Ytel t%u9enebatter
it, ais bas lebtere. Berpr;uAun9 oeS
@bnen @e1dledte5 par bier n{dt
tut Spiele, pen1 cine Ne9erin. Nympbe
aenannt erbtelt ben eriten prets BON
5000 Tranfen fit Su9enpbafte Mufabz
run9.
Def 8ilapf ber &atbeoralfaot
plpse III pulen 1T serbuftet uno al6
Depprtirter na@ @iberien eelanot tporz
ben. Dieie Bebanrluns 1T ibm 81
She'll eenproen neil er ii& seweiserl
bat, einenD Delegation su elmer permanenz
ten fatbpliiaen SYnpre, pelde bic ruff
fl@e @esterune einsuberufen pinf&t 81
ernennen. De- Bt19pf 1pei9erte id
'ietr NuHproeruns aadsufpmmet1,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26
&trGlt6e 8eri6te,
Jnldnbii@e

Gbtca9p, %. Sept.-Die itatt<
liGe, seidmadpou sebaute ct .Wfl@aslS
fir@e 1T fat gang ferttg>
-llnter benz Mppfpltiden giear tit
Spabp 1ou bet &otboltst5mus bort
einen erfreuliden Nuf9wua9 1tebu'el1'
81 aof Madteuf6 vpn Colorado
Ser. 1T yor, ieinem 8elu@e tut Sleu
,piecer ao6 DenYer surid9efebrt> wp
ibm pom Golfe Elm 9ldn;encer Gmpfans
gu Gbetl wuroe.
Sttama a, 81. "a. Sept. - Der
Yertprbene 9pdm. S. Detpenbrcd nurz
be am 6ten CUR Grre beltattet; am
9ei9en3uss tetbetli9ten fi@ neunbunoert
per( onen.
MuScattne, %. Gept. - Wir
batten bier leBten Spnnta9 et1te t9Sne
Teterlt6feit 11dn,lt@ pteGinweibuns UNI
lerer per9r1berten STRIDE, cielelbe 1T
jeBt 40 Tub brett uno SO Tub lang.
aus SIM rorowetliden
Soma {u1o in 3 Settlements Ypm 20.
Mu9. bis 4. September ,. s. 81 Metbz
ppifen uno 10 2%utberaner, cine Nn;abl
yp11 So &inpern unb 6 Tamilten ab9ez
faqener &otbplifen bl1r9 ben 5p9w'iten
6erru s.. 8eefmarn unp ietne@ ebilfen
1T ben@Gppb BET fatb. Stride aufsenom-
men tpprren.
Blppmtn9tpu, "a. Scpt. -
Diele @tabt ;dblt un9efabr 10000
G%inwpbner, wsYpn 5000 &atbplifen
finb> &pel9e ieBt cine per feinten&frdm
int Staate bauen.
Dtmenl ionen 62E 100 Tnb tn
wenoiA @eitenmauern 46 SUP bp6>
Defe, u Tub ; ber Sbuym miro 175
Gub bp9. Der @tyl 1T rer rein : go
tbtide. "
2entuHD.
2putSYiue %. Sept. - 0er
meme 8tl9pf npn 2putSviQe 1T 1T Nmez
rita anselanst unb wirp nit benz 5o@z
w'iten Gr;bildpf BON Baltimore oieier
Sage bort eintrefen. arrangements
fir einen feierliden Gmpfaa9 iiao ciele
@p9e 19on 9ema9t rorcen.
Die &lp(erfirGe Der llrlurlineriaea
@9weaeru 1T Der SoQenouu9 nabe.
Die Observation-Disclosures I'M Spnnenz
eewBlbe iinp ferti9 AUDI cie6res.pzMaz
lereieu 1ino unter DEM pinlel ceS ribnz
li@lt befannten@ 6miot BON Gpptn9tpn.
Die semablteu Tenitern BON Cincinnati
1inb an9etpmmen.
Mu~slGubi19es.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-22
CITY NEWS.
Republican Mass Convention

We call the special attention Of the hepab-
licans of Lee County to the Mass Convention
to be held a. Charleston on Saturday
next. 1t is Of the utmost Importance
that we should have full turn out on
that occasion, and we hope to see the
Republicans of tho county, from every
section and Township, on hand in their
strength.
Let us have an enthusiastic meeting, and
one worthy Of the cause and the Party, and
thus open the campaign for the Congress
sionai, State and Presidential canvass in the
full confidence and enthusiasm Of anticipated
victory.