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, 1875-11-01

To the E.Atur NJ The Chfca1o Tr,btt,t

70 tAt EAsar n The Chfcd1o TribHne:
AtokEsA, ILL.,, Oct. 29.-Your boston cotrc-
apopdcnt, in h!a dispatch respecting cannibal-
ism, has certRtnly made MI egregious mistake,
Tho Auckland Islands arc totally uuinl,ablte<i,
though thoY hays often been tho scoue OF dis
asser. Tue schooner Grafton WAS wrecked
there in 1864. and tho American ahip uon, Grsut
In 1866. 4 portion Of tho CROW Of tho Gou.
Grhnt remained on tho island until tho 21st Of
November. 1867, when thoy were rescued by thu
Amherst, Capt. G'troy. The Auckland Islands
aro situated ozactiy 200 miles south of New
1ea!and and arc occasionally visited by whalers.
Tic Government OF New Zealand bas placed
quantity OF domestic aul1nals IN tho isIauIJ. but
without cHoct. Us they all Liotl on but tho goats.
Il h barely possible thst party of Now
Zealand haotles might hays hcen Oh tho
IblasNis aud co.Auaittei tho leeu. Hut it IL e3.
srenely doubtful. aa the Maories are Advancing
well along tile patha Of ciyllizatiu,,, and, since
the murder ol two American ussbiona.ies,
MessEa. Folkncr and Baker, somo twej,o wears
nso, cannbaliam has been unknown. Tho writer
Of this letter MAS In Now Zealand Al the tjtuc,
aud, allhou.h it Was assorted that tho uodiea OF
thu missionaries had boon eateu, tllors WA IL,
direct evidence Of the fact. have no doubt tho
present Ats'rT is pure fabrication on tue part Of
soua oue VI o|asE. NooNENAHG.
, 1875-11-01

law. Tho power OF tho ficneral ArsclnbIy In
!r9ylhP tates f"r Htae turJ,nro. II l,mItcrl tn
tllo 1ato III thrrc-ftuttll. ii I Err ct,a. 1rr
A'',1n' lha tr '1"'n nt.h n1jtra:. Of tne.!s"t.
-, ~ haH' ht - AMI ~ rtnta Tn4rcrtNnlv. I'he
Htatn tn relieved ut tho taking Of i tIeccnnia1
GoLhls. Tho l3oar! u Education, the olro ri
!'ian!nfIant Governor. hnl TIN Ba:can nj Indus
ttlhi Resources, arc ahnlished. Provision ia
!faaa l"F ret!ttcttnn of at,unt ~ per cant upon
II Prohibits MI legislation Of 4 foca1 char 1ctnr
WHICH calt i'o provided far by general Iav8. It
hePaihtHs tte tins VI u|!s, ,iIe :itlty AMI I'd.
oral elections. Iho ahisy u! ftt !1:',J. !trt i,
ut!pal ntunk.
, 1875-11-01
IN Til: DUST.

Ashsbhy t!sr;or In 'he street,
Geueath II. NL"s.4 mud horscs' feet
lit:E ttt.Lg,-
1f'it ftfiB Tie In.tf relic Rt1rt
CApHIntrrt'l fahclef, aud depart
tn daring Wig.
Fair iu hr- mal.lr.lin,,l re,~bance
sas"t 1lyll;t =. j: in the dahce,
Itr It IL aItxil:
Atu, -:i!;LE II IT. ,n.id sas Iear.
It'll ~ y'.;uE haulJt sought 10 hear
1tA tily E4il,
AEl 80. ;f-.l:;'a with fus. coucct.
Alh1!rrd tr Trim SH1 tnIntJ feet.
htilt fis *Ie Eur.,
And tt" !,1 Insr- k.lclt ,y this,
When ZIG u etltcA ~,th lise,
Nt1-tc i-::pFc.
y yet. In 'n::1c n'7'erna! b 1rd,
lhis ':'' 1'tr s-ERt' r.npi1g bsud
IL, ru"l Rs,N.,
With tempered Isast'..s. t!IaG-h Aeyers,
4Aat Ht'ld liz ye.n < taitftt dear
"'sc c--asa Mtg gave:
With tnfuy lnr,'l AMI s,ua,lias ttw.ek
Esfusht y.'t:gs n.rr,!er n to the track
" truth aE4i1i.
dn.tH b.; :, TT al we KNOX,
Tits Ragged fr1.i!er helped 10 gso1
Ar utrful men.
THRU. ~hen r~aa tl;nrn~f viii, az. and sear,
satns lh'usIng eitrArn-Iaa1l tIlIKtt eL,rs
H. t1-n!-Lcrl sh'n";
Aud dtc1e'l with 'hit. tinnr bridget might
VIA btaA!y lasTi, kiur Aer AnisLt,
With foud lceigu.
B!uen The frr15ee e!rrt: tsEtt boll tho tloe,
What o.l' v'1"R hath IL 1ten through,
Whit changes 1~eHt
lltst Hi,1slE1 with Rhythmic trad.
Where Phyllis noFry tIc.sures led
Nllh graceful mica.
Or tetrirs IN the r,asat way
lAruty l;fAitr. t'!I ~ stray
si!Icr .tIllm f.!L
Then tHsl'lt:s fr,,m ,lIr mol.Et bsnwp
u Lio.ns:nI UftiG.:'. 54uuay-g1wa.
f!lr Eitc..clrbe!lc.
Vow. as /: last nil rd3pera nlIlst,
1hr !it.e SIP; IT H. In ll,4t,
Ans! FL mist nc;
Then may u" Ia: en4IH-ing rtft,
That f.nra tl' current cf tAIs breast
Az Eatattss is..
sof, ME. CHARLES SopLE 1nEaoHT
, 1875-11-01
enm,r*. y. the past votos In Massachusetta ar,
'@t'1ed In tho following tnbln, "''

h,f.. MINNIE sofa,
At;:aesots State officers, nomhsrs Of tic
Ms'a's' ind county ot,lcors arc to be- eIectad.
III :. sm'ndmsnts to Tho ss.to Constitution
s,,s;.Ne tosed upon. Tho flrst amendment,
ssn..;as ~s eec. 4 Of Art. VI, provides for tlo
ssu,ron. OF judicial districts composed Of
t, eaa ,ss sertisoty, and the election OF Judges
aa .s ~1m Of seven yea1s, and s!.o proyIdss
s.d,ts.! District Judge shall resda within
~ 'ss h. !! the smo OF his election and dur
IN ~ sn. eonts1usnco IN of.!ce. Tbe aeoond
a.b,. ssSs the Legislature may provide py
tud my NY "onAn. al years Of ara, and up.
as1oo vote 1t my election Tor school otlloe.s.
syusota ~ measure relating 10 schools, and
VII d H. ~ eligible to hold any ofee ps,t.inine
&.ad &.adm.as Ma Management OF schools. rhs th;r3
It d. Uss Directs tho Loglslatute to nro,ias
r. iptos..t @ 'assstmeas y; Of tho principal
Wi ~ easel ", bonds, or sbs bonds of hina
70 IL. 9tsaes btstes, issuad Alter tho 1asr
4 AntJo Vuta proposition 10 ameuds Hse.
s4posatjoa T. IL to mako stoekholleru II, sn1
aaats aaatsaln1;, te4cepe thoae Tor CARRYING on =
~ Ilaf III oE lnachaulcnl luAineaa} liah1s
EAan ~ n" Unpaid auetAllmeutn on Atuck ownaS
aQ4,ar -. .n,altnafsfEe1 for The pufpoyu Of d..
y k.snesd esesd!tors. Tho present IsSisI..u,.
h Iisspsno!lc4n ~ majority Of In e liz aensie
' a0u's. The Republican rla..
, 1875-11-01

II
In Mississippi tho people will clcc. State
Treasurer. members Of the Forty-fousth Con-
gress, State Legislature, and county officers,
anl vote upon threo proposed amendments to
tho Constitution. The last Legislature WAS Ro-
publican BY minority Of c i'll tho ssnato and 81
in the House. Tho aIissisRippi delegation IN tho
Forty-thiEd Congress was composed of fye It,
publcans aud ono Democrat. Tho platforms of
both }artics emit any refcrence to tho financial
question. Tho Republican platform recon-
monda tho adoption Of the three proposed
amendments to tho Constitution, The fisss In 10
the form Of an addition Of Soc. Of Art. II,
and prohibits tho payment Of what is known "a
tho ''Unfon 1sanf, or Plantcra' Bank bonds"
tho second is In rotation to fines. forfei,uros,
otc., IN support Of tho public achools, and the
third reates to = division Of tile State into
convenient numbor OF cilAncety districts, Tho
State aud Congressional tickets sre ~ fol!owa
Democratic. Rtpubhedn.
htate Treas: ". L, Hemingway. Geo. u. buchanan.
Congress. 'LlcusQ. c. Lamar m4r...,............
1li..iiera.nda psionoy. Fiji. ii. iii!e.
lv..ntho R. Singleton. Jason Slles.
p.Eh1rles l.. Hookef. Alex, Warner
-" N..lsoderlck ssI. -. .'Jolln II, Lyuoh
sReuomluAtea.
, 1875-11-01

.s1r Irrs H'eYtI.
"HwanS Lee and lill Wing" said His Hnuor
~ 1e Lent rather ]oy brow upun Jair u
Le1csttaIs who stood before him. .'Nhat d., vo,,
say to The ciarso Of di.yrderiy conducs broucht 70
nsAiIBt sntl !"
All Wing 10 1un away my dog.' pleaded
Huang Lee.
"Hwang Leo wlaatee Mclean man callee 1ar,.
lire. uWanE l.oc comee my IaHsldly. htqa!eu ;:.v
aog all llkee Mclean HAL u,:icf. pleaded All
Wing.
is it not remarkable" Ratd thn ,tndee, "tuas
these strange penplo 70 for tcli1ni Tho rtyillzcd
world III Many respects. yet po-se4a in cntlI,nou
with us an affection for the lower au,uals ;
must discover TO wilicl, Of the 1,rlsu.Iers the
puadFutcd rIghttully belongs. mud tint. 100. by
fnea1ls OF strategy onco uLlioyed T.; q tuut-
what famons bib!,ra1 pre,l,venrt.r. nfticer
Brown. bring the dog ahd neat-ax Into Court II
II MAS DOM.
"Now. then, th Wing md 1Ivanr Lee" re-
stunned tl,e Court aasumnc style If pronuncjn-
t1on meant to 10 clearly cnn,prehouaibio.
"Oitcer. fo!nee choEee dnEEeo III twurc Al
Wing tatee halfee aud lIv1ng Leo taleo ha1fce.
Cnd.Frtnndee I"
a painful silence vas ut laHt bsoEcn by Al
Hiil.. Ehu remarked calmly '..tliee It.,ht J;llye
no o:hceF give mo halfeo got EN- dogs lits III
Him."
Affection laa spoken il, silence" said the
Judge. triumithantly; "let 1Iwan:; Leo haye tue
"Tanscs, Judge" Raf.i that prisoner, ~ ho
lifted mp tho obese aultpAl. ''Ah Wing tlo not
self" W. AAf
Five dollars or five tlays EACH" saia the lis
Gn,ted Judge. ~ hls Estimate Of tue celestial
III hua'an nasurc fell lowu to zero.
"poor fcl'ox-bo had cool deal III him"
, 1875-11-01

Momhers OF the Assembly, eight Senators, aud
county oliiceta nre TO 10 chosen {Noy. q in Now
Jersey. OF tho eight countina in whIcl, Seua-
tor1al elections aro to bo held ui1 arc now ropre-
scntcd by Hepuheans aud two By Democrats
bowen RnpntlicanB aud Bix Democrats hold over
Ihe Hopublirans hayo q majority Of in tho
present Senate. and tho Democrats hare q ma
jority ct % III tho House,
, 1875-11-01

"Poor fclio*-ho had COOL deaf IN hin. :"
WIS the borrowing remark nf Mssissipri edttor
over tho body ot a subscribe, shut in q ri1,ullt
Tie coroncr'n inquest subsequently verified the
aSkcrtint.
, 1875-11-01
VIRGINIA,

VIRGINIA.
III Virginia, members OF tbs House Of Dele.
BAtss aud one-half OF the members of the
Senate will be sleo.ed. Tho ptssont LealaIaturs
stands - follows:
, 1875-11-01

t.'!t SAL l. ga +Er, NORTHWEST t:,RNFR
= ~ T,1ti =" ''
J. - "'''''' ) !''' - go. n, ,yahA.h.sy
~ - Il ''.-.,' k,'.~. .,..t t. .-4lf, il, w
~ t..,' , ,,.. u -. .n!s: -.
t'st i's!a for psrch.ss l+.t"i il ''' - ''''
IHnM aE LYMAN,
:, T. ). MArfs,
M"sn II FnrtieAI DIoc$.
T'nR SALE; .,H kAt4tA*t!l.a ,,rs.xE1, mn, Il
., ht'Is E.Asr, - Afaki5. ..r, e.lrsp: termt to
Kilt 1hHfett.' t'fso' at:., sbr,n,,ix jijiTN
f. u: NJ, q: .!',t s''H A:n Ef:>,Nr~I rj:0P.
~ ~: il iA.ft ri 'rl.y H. a. il +: IL - =,
!. - i: y. - y: h,lr.;' 'in.. ''"'''fs'
, 1875-11-01

f's ssAIE-UESlEAHLE REAL EsTATK IN TUE
cry 2! Pru.aen'a, Florida: viii he pold eheap fef
~ q: boz nj FenIscos, Fia, Or hS
y. ''i'slEit. ta~n,ia!c. Ehicaen. " N".''
l.'ui: "AlK why INVEST MONEY n i11TV7;.
cassn ~ tn'tead oI huJina Aarm tnat viii iur-
l., 1x h. ni :a1r thousands IT acres of fss!s iAnd
s.,t ~, 80, nt ?sar srmnk lsud, ront tA, run
y, II Eisiis cssEanae1 descriptions, NJ
Si., 5;T T'5 i.ntf.ry' ir tIAMt1atton. W. J. BAR
lt"K - ~ .LA:us.. FARMING; LANDS m I'LL.
se;r, ~ - ~ sa.tn. L. ;ss hnvs larEs NUN.
,t hon S.!l. That y" eau tr i. remarkably low
IN i,n-n1ri AZ, ttms o. ~ T. ~: lands
ll@ II {tknr 90 @*- " A.'s
, 1875-11-01


Ii Pennsylvania Governor, = State Ireanurer
n.obes1 Of both Houses OF tho Legislature,
I'D county officers will bo elected. In tho
resent legislature tho Republicans hayo ma
'6tyos 10 iu tic Senate, aud tho Democrats
a"aus}ority Of 10 in tho Uouao. Tho plat.
tim Of Tue Democrats IL almost identical with
sslupon which the Ohio Democrats were do
htted IA October: Tho llopublicnn Platform d.
:Etsin favor Of FREQ banking" and ~ Bnfe
nde1i!orn national currency ai}aste1 to the
FoHoS wants Of the business interests Of Tho
Santy." The party also passed reBolutiou
sAosta third term. Tho Prohibition platform
aIofa ~ sound national currency aueGnato tn
Meemanda OF business. hnd convertible into
laa tnd sisat At the will Of tho holiar." Tho
sfa1neeA Of tho slroe parties aeo aa followa,
.- U<t1oeTdtic. Renuttiean.
Cyrus l.. Prrshtpa, sJohn +. Ifartrsnft
sah Ifsta.. .Fictnr E. piolIet Henry ltawIn
,,..- Prohibition,
'ottsoof-Robcrt A. DEowne.
~ ~ Tttatater-Elljah 1rnnypacter,
, 1875-11-01

ststo officers n1efutu1s Of both branches oi
| tito Legislature. aud county ufticet1 sro to De
| cho.cH III Niecunsin. Tho ,rcaont Legislature Is
Aapub'acan by ono majority In tue Senate and
t''lrt5-t"o majority in tho House. The Dom.
ocra'ic State platform derlnroI in favor OF q
"sound currency III coin ur It's equivalent" The
Republicans lAYor q currency Convertible with
colr. md advocate tho gradual rosumplion oil
arccio ravnents "iu such manner I'D to disturb
tho hnIness 'ntcresta of tbs country Al 'IItto III
colnpoacd ~ follows:
...... - tJ.morrat~. Htnnbienn.
norernG7. .Wan Il. Taylor. Harrison Lldsngton
srfTst.ss .:. " rst"r iay.. " @ 1I.ns il. J. w.1uer. %
Isr.sufsr. ..rer''inan;l Kuehn i1cnry usetz.
si'tt. iua. 1u.. Edward 81 a.ing. Hubert GraAa.a
... Prohibition.
Gorersor--C. +. lia,nm,nd. ~
LitntG!lant-t t;nfttnuF-D. ". Gflhllau,
TrtAaurer-D. ". Hall.
Aitorney' 'ocntrAl-W,llIs1n hIonroc.
Wisconsin has yoiod a. follows during past
years:
,sn, Governor .".!seg 5ssg 141sis i.I 5s;s as r.
1915. .oosurnor. G:33 i4'.sss issi3 j.. n
MARYLAND.
Maryland will yoto for Il Governor, Comptro]l-
er' md Attornoy-Genetal. State Legislature
~po Eouht} omccEs, hnd vote upon m amend
nens to tho Constitution in relation to tho rc-
'noya1 Of trials from ono court to another.
There aro only two State ticota In the field, tho
l'emocrasic-ConsorYativ aud tho Citizens To-
for1n. Tho latter ticket Was nominated by
coalition Of tho Republicans, tho ci.izens 10.
form party, and tho Committee appointed at
tho rncrchants' meeting in Baltimore on
hont. 7. Tho present Legislature Is Democratic
" 70 majority in tile Senate aud 81 in the lIpuep
Tho financial plaukn nf the Democratic platform
nto % follows; "Tlla honest payment Of cur
tlobts mud the 5ac.ol preservation OF tho public
faith; Wo protest againat any increase Of Tho
circulating currency, bnt demand that such
measures 10 adopted BY Congress ns will result
l., tho resumption Of specia payments at the oar-
ltoat posni6Io 1nosnant." The Republicans favor
+" the fnlilncnt OF every plo1go "a to tho pay.
mens Of our State and Federal obligations" IN
iotus' 10 specie payment nj tho earliest rfuctick-
bio momont, and tho cessation OF all further
expansion Of the currancy." Tue candidates On
tue two state tickets aSe ~ follows:
D'b.aeF1tIt, HcrHbriran
Horcrnor.. John fAs Carroll ], NpfriAon I{Yrr!s
C"inpfr''!er. '1orin Nood:erd. Edward wilkins,
Aty-Gcn; ..Chatlcs II. Gwynn. y. TeackIe Wallis,
|lsenonnAted.
T. The following ia a summary of past votos In
Maryland:
to-, r.u l'.m. R<p. 3atal. Dt,n. Maj
is.d' .novernor. 73'9;g ls8.t la!7s3 1916
] ST. President. .G;.G37 CG7G0 1H4a7 927
trr1IH
, 1875-11-01
Illinois, Kansas, Maryland, Masaa~
chu5ottv, minnesota, Mis-
sisaippi,
StV jersey, New York, Pennsyl-
1ania, Virginia, Wisconsin,
and Alabama,
rha Offices and Constitutional Amend
nlents 10 Be Volcd on.
Lists Of Cnntlftlntcs---Sulnnlury Of
Past Votes.


y,r+nber AZ folowa: Illinois, Kanaak. Mary-
Ind Massachusetts,. Minnesota, M,.sisefpp
y.t 1erscy. Etw YORK. 1'ennsylsauia, Virginia,
mi WiHeonaiu, ui Nov. 2, aini Alabama III, Nov.
"a Tie Illinois nloctioti will " ouly for rounty
md municipal officers.
NEW YORK
IN New York, Stste of1icesa. members OF the
e.11te and Asscmtiy. justices Of the Biptems
ro,r snl county officers aro TO bo elected, aud
member Of tho F0rty-lanrth Congress will bo
th.sa in The Thlrty-thita District 10 ill the
zu.poY caused BY tho death Of Augustus
r Allen tLihcral Eepnblican). Justices
n tho Supreme Court will bo elected
/, III llo judicial diatticta o1cept the First
Iy.u York C,tr) and tho sixth comprising tho
f1anties Of DrooTe, Ctomun3, CheuAngo, Cort-
hud. Delaware, Madison, Otsugo Bcluyler. IT.
~ md Tonpkiun). Schpot ColtnihBiunors
,ll chosen III evory county, except in Nsw
Ymk, Brooklyn, and other citicB bnring local
Daras ot Education. Thcre aro three State
ticket. In tho iiold-the Democratic, Republican,
I'D Prohibition. Both tho Republican auu
Democratic platforms demand bard money. Tho
lsssl Republican platform also favors bard
rspa7, and recommends tho Liberal and lnle-
t.u1eGt VOTERS u support 1T th0HC cnl1ilt4ntD1
theso character and ana e1pcr,onco they most
ttpFore. and rho. In their tndgmout, will ear
teal1 snd efficiently corporate with Gov. I'll
In ID hs wotk OF administrative reform" The
;.,te lominationA Of sAo several pa!tios arc ~
tLaH1:
D7nnrrrft.. Republican,
n, d BatA. John DIKGfow. Fred, v. Seward
caattrolrr... I.uclns kubiuson Frnn's Il. H,inper
Itisurst.... ..Charles n. Isoss. Edwin A. Merritt
aatGsrtral Charles =. Standardization. +. Danfurth
IL. surrtr..t. p.Van Dnren, Jr.D. II. +. Coruelt,
czA Com mel. chris. 4. Watrath. Vim. r. T.nslcy.
sH,en 1Bsrtcr. .1.nlnry Il. Crowley ncnoni I, Ivc4.
cGga 1xf1Il .Charlen y. CAroy. Neson l. Norton.
Prohibition,
swNtsry Of atnte-0cuFgr y. nnslnbeTo.
Observation-Disclosures A. llopkiuH.
rtrssrre1-Btep!1cn u. hy1es.
Mtczut5 -Gcnrral-f.ry T. slnrsl,.
Engineer and HlrTcyor-@irnrse A. Dudley,
Crit Counsaioner-IrA Bell.
51uon fnspestor--tuAn u. Qibbs.
The fol!oxiug IL n summary of tho vote Of the
ftm. Ren. Tshl NnI
sir7 Governor. .9a2, $50 &I3tAl h,a,l5l Sl4ai n,
Visa fItadeut ,:la7 ,4i3 44U, i.ls hlsEaJ bJi56 Il.
tl'l. SECRETARY .3s1,ul1 33i,li1 t7.,l23 y.sIJ b.
l;sl Controller I'LL ,327 ;E7,yp1 G;l,ylY 4,bj Ii.
ils,t. Governor. .4lCDJl 3iG,u74 H.. 5u3I7 Il.
RI, ,,LeutGor..tl 365,c2f 7sl,yiD sl4sA y.
sfhe "AnipFa1n Shop" candidate for Gtyufnpr
na1sl 1T votes. I'llo UConor ticket RECEIVED
lE4 Toss, anl tbs Temperance ticket 2u1. Thu
7'abhon ticket received s. 171 votea. d The Tr.,hi-
Eikn 1hdidsts for tioveruor received a. 7GB yutcs
1a ID nonlaeo Tor Lieutenant Governor, ii l,al0.
, 1875-11-01

.... H'hnrfat',-f.rr"tir1H. ts:H1 t'En.
tt"~" "rn"r. ....bs,l T.. jInril. f,''t 8. Ftf.'t1r
''''lt-'''s-..fi. ". tlatMH. ,itnl u. NAsr:ls.i.
j." E''art ,AL"lI li;a !',man. Jpl4i, s. frls.a,
An'1it"r.. Patrick H. ittht!Iy. ~ +. Whi,4 nnf.
Ir.a.hr"f 80. Albert HctIcl.Gr. William ETaentGr.
t!hrE+JHscs ,1tafAyette Emmett. Stamps t}itflsu
ATTORNEY lien ftlchsrd A. Jones' titnlge T. Wil,pn
GU Mcleod, A4n1,GI II, SIcl,p.
H. Il. Cetn... fW. u nonniwen. tWln. II, Marshall.
,... Anft- lfpnei"fE. Ir,Hktranet.
Governor ....sDnSll l.. lIneli, n,H. lfnr,Itson,
ldfHf.-t|'v.,..t! u. Tnftr. ]. Il, Iuttlr,
src:rttty.. .tAt}rna n'"rr.on.JoIn II. Btepien,
hl't"r.. '!tatr.sk IT, Ltah!tly. Ats H. Hutchinson,
il"'-nFer ....' Efriu v. f>,kr, u, i, HEpx,t.
Ei.nt-jGslnv .ti.a1Ayettn Ei1flsts. HLt ruan raa.
hfi rnt3 t3-titn.<E. u. Mccarthy. &. II. Mrf,.rtnr
G.k st court. 'sl;cr*"oa ilonah. :. 4. Jewell.
tehthinat't. fThr nrs1n,l no.1,,ners Of tho ne.
rilhEnin anH Dcrnntrats for ltaFoai COMMITS toner
We're shcltsIte. THU Hetbtlc4us t,.au no unliiia
tina, hut recommended Judge ttln1t.. ly rrs,lnttan
tnr rt."lct tl.n. sTtken frnFn urnoctatic ticket.
:Taksu iran1 Temperance tntt,.
1h'a State has votsd as f.'!Iows in ras. years {:
1871 ..Hnrtrnnr.. a. ii5 = an - III
1ii' ~ .!I,."lsnt 5l,7 h.,sto soayt
1874. thief JuLticc. ...f2,ll1 Nod pi.fO7 1As6
, 1875-11-01

E'vh HAIE-,R HExr-fuUsEs IN ryASsro.
GaF!hG % 10 sha Iateu nr s.s.l pt. Vii .s,
~ In xat. asil "a, M to ~ er munh It W.
b"rsd rrheftt Ka.dt any descritnIun ia ~.
tl't" n t'ir bAkuer Niw il :rs IN ttn.o ~
- lF'ta"s tf terufs t. T.. EItJH M Hmm il IL
flfth-hF. > " ' ''''' '''"'" H. tes
t"h: HALE-iS E:t.IEWpOn~ GtIrrAGE AND
,,ut mnhs nrfsas lase wa'I IT. &C. r,,n-
TT. It+I'lfsf}S HklIS.. u Wts lin xtp, II, ~ ''
h'0K SALE-tlo WILL buY BYAUr1fi:t, 1oI
at t1tk Hti-e ftJ >,sn An. n fnun, i, unt3i MA
ono btck sf, t:"p,t. irnrrsy III ,vn ill., Uhtpr..i
pr ifEJ Ia tntket Asu i1ttnrne IntA at sans tenn
and pF.sct. IRA HRowS f3IaSal;r:s e.. K"Fo l. .''"'
LION ttALE-fiSE xEw ii,H.tx Ar Huj,fiAy
ltFk on Email inont"iy aYn,oats mr. cent
~ h:G:ko: u mile, from me cst,. Iua1Er, ri Ii
, 1875-11-01


Aai1aehusctts will elect full ]ist oY s,nta
~ rory SENATOR'S aud 24o Representatives
'...' assa1 Executive Councillors (caoh for ono
~ oae Commissioner iu each county for
wv !e1s' and member Of tho ro1ty.iourts,
,'1'.a t ~ the Fras District. to fill tic vaean-
p,ss "ossa BY tho death Of James Dut1llnson
TX 4hcEe aso four tickets before tic rco.
:m :@s pamocFatio, Republican, Labor Ils.
Pssr,,;uoa aoa troAlhltton. Tho Democratic aud
rt,,;aa rG.sah Platforms are sound on tho money
;sttssn *. aae present Slate Government Ia lso-
jsus jn,s, i, Legislature III Republican hys mn-
IL In. ~ o. ths benate aud 10 In tho House.
AtV0f state Hckata In TIM fieid "a an fnilnMn
, 1875-11-01
Pennsylvania has voted e follows In psst

fAls ." fees
,r, Den,. Rtn. Total. Mai,
-, -, President. .2l9a4i 19,6se ss1 OH 137.t4e n.
IIs1'"9o1truos ~ ..ai7,b.3 :KtJs7 G73.+G9 ss,5c4 H.
inH13sup ~ Judge al9s7J 3at,3l0 Gca,l15 4n,1il il.
ri IT,. .als47l 24t.8Il 4ta,39J 25,ts1 II,
7.,neal Gov. 7.lst !i2,sla al9 iii 4.G7y j.,
rnss En- soto for Governor, l,259; tlo Tsia.
, 1875-11-01

LsOH HAALK-SkyKHAL La l IMPROVE Ebb bIknKX
i Hass, Wilcox ! tilhb.. NArr!uf " Lsua, i;Furss
hakxs. WAkA, sud Ws4l I.ssh!ns. !. ley than bali
cp4t. Private takn oAes. - tlAskat ls4u ueAtl1s
, 1875-11-01
"ANTED-.MALE HELP.

1.rnnea.
hStH!l-A Nhit MAS WHO CAN TURN AND
H.. ncfa;N 'urh p'ttnn md cn1nIufn1ent III
.no 'hn'r''x"eh' At 't",a'. III. alAsIN i PLANTN.
\HASrEM-A t;,g,n p!!MhKu AT " MILW1ij-
, 1875-11-01

trt,sor Dni .M,t.a aHa Llhtfat. RspHbieatl.
t*l Ijor 80 ~. mtalasa daaton. Alex. II. nice.
ks,arY. ~ ~ Adams. sl!orauu g. Knight,
fhaap1sr Nv. IL. htohtoo. Henry i. lsHroe.
lstler eeMn ~ AoFAnd. tOhar!ss EAiioolt.
laxr,f.f,.n q. iHx8eralc. inltls l.. Clarke,
a3pssa I'..u'hl2e NV r. Very. sGhRr1gs Il. Train.
o95es 9., y uAs!x. William ". Crspo
G7rsuor ,t.apor 1G!gTn> Prohibition,
III, ,.t}av w eaa.H r4ti!'tA. IGln J. D1ker,
l+s,ss .iasaal ". Audrewa.
lts. ..lfenty II, Cuftn.
Es,nss::., John K. b1t*gsrsla.
ss@5ueu. I'll. u. MaxatGin
~. s.saosaahated. t trsseut Xud,tor-
an@.It u u !ae past votes In Ms.saohuaesss ara
Middletown transcript., 1875-11-06

HorELs Coacass on 4ns ER1s RAM
wAY. The Erie railway has introduce
led snew md important feature into
railroad travelling. which was 6rst put
into service last week. On these hotel
cars passengers will find all the com.
.orts Of q first class hotel supplied ut
very moderate prices. so that there will
be no occasion to leave the train at
any station for refreshments neither
will there be any change of cars. as the
hotel coaches will 60 through to Chicago,
distance of 978 miles without change.
The trains are equipped with the latest
improved Pullman wide drawing-roon
sleeping .coaches, and new and elegant
day coaches accompany each train
through to Chicago. Besides the hotel
train in the evening morning express
will leave the foot of Chambers street
each day at 8 o'clock All of these
cars. morning and evening, instead Of
going the northern route by way Of the
Great Western Of Canada and the
Michigan Central Railroads, will 60
more direct route. by way Of the Balti-
more and Ohio.
Middletown transcript., 1875-11-06

TIE MARYLAND LINE Two hun
dred old soldiers sat down to the ban
quot Of the Society Of the Army of
Northern Virginia, at Richmond, on
Thursday night week. Among the toasts
we're the following: "The Maryland
Lino-Coupens. Guilford, Manassas
and Appomattox. The heroic sires, Of
the first revolution gave no bastard
sons to the last" Gen. Trimble was
called on to respond, and was euthusi-
astically received, but excused himself
and called out Gen. Bradley T. John
son. who responded in eloquent and
feeling words. saying that he could
now only speak for Maryland BY suffer-
ance, since he was in heart and interest
> Virginian. he sketched vividly the
Maryland Line Of l778-said that in
the Confederate Maryland Line no his
toric name Of the old State was unrep-
resented, and earnestly spoke of the
deeds Of that noble band from first
Manassas, where Beauregard said to
their colonel: Hail. Elzey, thou
Blucher Of the day !" to Appomattox, ,
where they surrendered ffty-nine mus
kets. Gen. Johnson's remarks were
received with enthusiastic applause. g.
Speeches were also made by Gems. W.
Fl. F. Lee. EARLY, Terry. Payne, Ex-
Gov. Letcber and others.
Middletown transcript., 1875-11-06
Green's August Flower, +,

1t is natural for people suffering with Dys-
pepsia and Liver Complaint or any derange-
.ment Of the. digestive organs, such as Sour
Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Costive-
ness, Palpitation of the Heart, Heartburn,
Water-brash, enawing and burning pains at
the pit of the Stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated
Tongue, and disagreeable taste in the mouth,
coming up Of food after eating, low spirits,
&C., to put off from day to day buying an ar
ticle that they know has cured their neighbor,
friend, or relative, yet they have no faith in
it until it is too late. But if you will 60 to
your druggist, Chamberlaine, Middletown, or
a P. Baker, Odessa, and get bottle of
GREEN'S AUGUST Flower yourfmmediate cure
is as certain as You live. Sample bottles of
this medicine can be obtained for 10 cents to
try it's superior virtue. Regular size 10 cents
Try it, two doses will relieve any case