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MINOR MEETINGS.

Tbs Fify-a,venh Illinois vetesau yolunseer1, sflet
ths parade, assembled 1t tho North SIo Turner-lIa
Tor Tho purpose Of transsctInr baneaa for the beuc
Of Tho survivors Of tho command. Col. uattey callo
1ho meeting 10 ordor, aud nuvrtt that chairman and
pecrttary 10 elected. wleruupun Gel. baldwin was
unanimously chosen Chairman, And Capt. g. A. Dus5t
Becrtlary.
Capt. Dnsse then briefly slated thAt tho objcct VT,
10 form mutual beucnt association. In order that
fund might 10 RAISED to bo appropriated 10 tho boncn
Of any menter Of tho association In 10 should bs
situated In tho fntuto Tint Tic aastsaneo Of hs old
eonrades In arms was nceiod. Csrt. liuEsa cited
sovcra Instances rhere great good had been loeon'
pllah cd by Ike organizations.
On mpt&on. the meeting resolved Itself into The
Fiftyserouih Illinois Veteran Volunteer Mutual 1enc-
At Association, and proceeded 1t onco to tho election
Of officers. Col. Baldwin was unanimously choien
rrcsIent Lieut.. Col 1'atcy, ylce-Prest!ent Capt.
Dussa. Eecretary Capt. Kenyon, Treasurer md Gus.
tavus Abel, Corresponding Secretary.
On n.ot!on committee of three was srpnntttsby
iho Chair, conststiug Of COL Daey. Ads. ralhshnrs,
and Capt. Daste, to draw up Constitution aud I'y
Lawr for tho organization the 10 10 presented At
meeting Of Tho Association at an early day.
Hcfors RdjonFning pleasing Incident occurred, In
which Col Dsttoy and ". ", Cluews, tic old Drum
Major OF tho regiment. were tho principal actors.
Col. Dxttey, In behalf tho "boyN,n rre-
sentod Mt. Cluars with . drum, acrompsu5-
Ing Tho Presentation With uoat littIs
speech. L whsh he alluasp.c, tho chlvalloas
Guews responded in few words, aud eios cd hs ro-
tn.rks By thanking hs comrades Iii feeling manner
for .hs present which they had given him tokan
Of their regard.
In .he ball was noticed ar. Henry Schmidt. yet-
Gran Of tho Ft{-teTsutl wl0 lost Ills right ltg AMI
hrn willis member Ut Company @, commanded by
Capt. pusst. ~ the bato Of Corfn.h, October, 1851.
The psestncs Of thia old veseran, and tho torn and t
tered eooss ct ,ha regiment, ros!sol many incidents
CONNECTED With this command during tho dark
days Of the lsehelllon., over which tho, CON
verscd during tho ontlro afternoon. Col, Bald.
win Was tho lifo OF tho n,ocung. The Colonel ut
up sAs beer, 80, nd n many Old st'ay songs we're sung
iag through Georgia. Tho B:ar.spangle1 Banner"
ptoeratnn1a for ths afttsnoon, aud thon they sd-
touruc1.
BATTERY r.
Ihs .uryi1ors Of natters I, FsAt negtn.ens Illinois
Light Artillery, iel1 i!crtl.g yesterday aftoruoou al
thu Metropolitan lIe'e with AIsj. 4. Fitch In ths
ehAt and leut. A. II. Alisott acting Secretary. Tho
snee:!ng transacted buAtuets Of Importance, fur
fher than deciding 10 ascora!n The wheIcals OF tho
mrruttra now living, with yicw OF forming an or
esnizAton for friendly intercourse II Is desired that
ths survivor Of Tho battery send their n.mes and
post once address so Lieut. Abost in order that Ls
may communicate With them, all psoyis for SOC
ont meeting 1t II early day.
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WASHINGTON.
DET.ANo,


sstttal D'srasrh IN ras Caftnge 1r7saus.
wAsnisoroN. D. O., May 1s.-1s can 10 sno.t pos,,
~ T,.sn t apo ~. =. 'o sunosy mat secfeis
t1.n, vi, va, , ~, hna ta.t Lie Pres
iaoh' Waii not sc1mc'e hs resignation. Tho rcssons
rerso1,a who slope co,, h, III, i,e.t .utho,I,
e.se-hs resident and seere,ar, ps,.no n..9 ~ 'a''
!, pE1Aso, JUNIOR.
E,nr s.nee shs announcement Was rnade th.. til.
s': a:s s ss;ssisG Il: e
ssss ss.s s:::s ''.:
hands Of tie President Your correspondent .s beoa
sSIo 70 obtain htstury Of tho case from thorouKhT
whole ground eannot, It Ia claimed, be al,ocessias
Goatfoalced; III the nr"t place. the pstcra in liz
charges sga,nst tho Secretary but rsfer Wholly "a ~,
q Hx Il. 3, ns HI = a. n!sS
D. a. that time travelled far Bouih N To1as. md
nu,iap M nD.n .rnr. =, s.ots IN .ssr.h q ssh
ing Territory, where he mt Dr. lteed tic Surveyor.
uenosal nna ToEsotla! fricnl. Bomo slmo afcrTard
own responsibility, wrote 10 IT,. 1,esi I'd
II ssTS,1se II: n Ias hea he ssT propre
10 H. ,ns though. best t. hays that Interest
a,,est wss accorded, contract ,aads,' aud liz
wosx u5asf M IT. pcrioFneI john Delano subsequently
- ueeENn " Aols CuulFAEk III tH0 CleCkb.
~ apont i,a TUG Price for al those pub
iona ~ h1cu by NV Anu there IL no owl.
bonh Alter this Lad happened Tiers hroso 4 y}Ini
IT, M.. a1nGMny u AaonR the oihcehnaers Of Wyom.
tarv n iha rr...s @ anu uatlecke Rtcre
sscyrs.n4J hn"ss5' ~. msle N tenosed. It "aa soon
tniu.I ta MvM ssoE tast tno removal was mn act Of
.s rn.tti Sn ~ ~ tos.a Jeaonsy ana intrigue 1lccd
f,iaafnHn .a ,t ~ "use9eans aneenhaed to Japan.
AZ Iovonnn III tx ~ Wa inaae poAsmhs'er
atnln. i.,st, ~, ,a ,uanpteaseo Mocolt tic United
nas Sl"ssaa. "ha as Len nr'g9ng Hgsnst a
rs"i b.d e'es MSs' aups sa'ient 10 this t!ns
n.rrs1 AAS ata. vsv.hoh 70 ai.chArgo a. clc,f
~ tho , otea1! "nu Aau 1howlhd8o OF
h1 & ,>IS taassacston. Nhtch Dr. Reed
~. ,s.,ro ro., .S y. Lseular nueiheaS, anu ho took
,s;na ~ ~, sI' nna ono o. t"o ot4er papntn tc-
a H. IL n,,1 III ~ at"n tAo olueo anh placed them
tho, ~ .1 ~ Ips ~ "oo @ "iaS ~ ans titne Forwarded
si.rn .aen 70 INC RESIDENT aecrslay
tr,ns,r1nn WA H., W." "noAy i9aotahs OF tAta
thmu he,rt "noh san fIoslaent GfhMlned iho fAc.s
ay yS enrlh 70 ~ H. nsnon 30 determined not TO
si1oI lin i+ts.. ~. t aau Huout ~ % no ni'Irr-
Trr.Ilent hnwev.r .nt Is ~ Lao naaer. Tho
tn vnunu il,,nn ia -onrnsn H. ~ y! necle!AFsl
eni II rsntin'h,, et LII ior nLs incarceration,
jlis fatI,cr's namo Tns ~, Ptss9 III Ioroaea ' nan
VrcsLlont and nl1 r.uA.inn, t,.,t M aea" ~ tGe
1rlsn",s rosvnsHan ~ ~ .1a ia ~ ssar hskea for
III thn ncsmmn thn r,n,atnr ~ ts ~. .n sIit.
c,n,a knnn,n ~ rno ~ s " tae papeFs Aa ee-
r,l,nrn ths i,ro-,n.s, 49, u1ite Faiifn nere lftn
Sisnstei,cs ,snrn %s.na @M.s uian Mn!ta tA1 hrst
n,itssi il, 1nstter frnn IL rn,r .1s naa UT
recalled hv I'm ,,nv,n,rnr r'T,stia. Ill ""e Stty
appeared on hin rct,,rn frrrn Ihn fSTinStnn
al Mr. Dclauo llmscf nnTcr i,c.rI n t,o n,stt II,
Jewell wLfo rctl1rt.infr firm, I'm cnt"ii n,
-. 1nrn t., 80 - AAeFa
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OTHER SEIZURES.
At PEKlH.
Euna{,uf y1t.u,,Isk /. ria ftAi.,

&ssstat Dhpateh II yAs Lhfease Tribune,
8FaAaFlxLp, H., May i3.-The distillsry of ths
Pokin Alcohol Company and tho rectifytns establish.
uens OF T. ooblegh. st pekin wsrs tatsn into custody
ist night By ha Collector OF this district upon chsYaaa
of duplicating shipmsnss Of .rta. The tsot was aot
known lsse until aud ehs EnArls Of the corre.
sscenee 0f ths otacs!s hero arc wholly njuatinaGp,
At CIhciHSATl,
CIsd1HxAI1, O., Mky lJ.-uol!sciof WoitselI hv o-.
aeF of the T5esausy Departuoat tts aiernoon seized
no hFge N1!s1J huusa Of iike. Doyle DArret Nos.
of United sAsss Marshal Ths.u. A Inventory u liz
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BOSTON,,
in 0LEE,


Epsefal nfspaieA 10 Tas fAteaao sytatms,
nosToN, May 1a.-Tho wholesale liquor dealers in
this vicinity lsa rejoicing over Secretary Drsstow'a
raid ou tho whisky ring and tho results likely 10 bp ac
eomplishta. They havs realized damage to their
business by tho Frauds ths ooct hAying been to put
The prices 10 low that New England
pcople had show to competa with Western d.atsrs.
Thu Now York 1ecevcrs Of tho latter havp undessoI
Eastern dealers right along, Offering whisky At 70 cents
pee gallon lesa than tho cost Of production Acre.
Dealers say that gootla from Western d4aera coHo
through stanprl a!I right, and IL not for them 10
.ay whether llc producers pay t11es not but Il
louts very much ~ 1t tAsy were In lesgut with tic
revenue oincl3e, "
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RAILROADS AND WAREHOUSES,

Ssse1al Ultpa7th % 5As CNlea9o JfltvNs
HRalaosIELD, Ill, Msy la.-Ths Doasd Of Railroad
aud Warehouse Commissioner met Yesterday and
transacted some routine business At lats meeting
Of the Doazd, huld In Chicago, azrangemeu1 wc1a
l,ass to prevent repetition OF tia action Of e1.
Inspector uaspss According 70 Tie present Arrsugs-
!aen ths iu.pectioa fees 10 10 duposiod daily In
the National Bank OF Illinois to the erpllt Of the
board Tte'o funds will thea bo drawn out upon tLe
arsfs Of s Hoarts. 10 inset such bills ~ IL may AH
p1eve for tue expenses Of tho tepattmstn.
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THE WEST VIRGINIA CAPITOL.

Wus1I1sot ". Vs., May 1s.-Dlspaschss from
ChAEsaton to Cincinnati paPers 8tatIng that Ill ths
raEtss engaged in preparing 10 remove tho Capitol
from charesson to Wheeling were being seryod NJ
ur!s Of arrests considerably .nssutnsa spA.tA
to tue standard to-day says tbs rule against HodefAE
w44 dismissed yestasdAy,,
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property will 10 hde. Hone interest e1tsts, - II 1.
uncertain Whist osliors tnty alan bs inyplyc.I.
AT EANsAs c1rY.
b. 1or17, nIn., ktay l3.-rho roctfytnq ,,t,h,,,h.
msnt u II. A. Tincnlan h en-, at Kausss Civ W.,
takci, t'.srs.t'n ii ty lin United Batcs nntLnrir,
No., has been aGiketl, " " 'F"'
At nAf.TIA0NE,
MLTluoRE, Atl., May 1j.-Abons 400 barr.,s :,
whisky, The 1roturt of Wsstcrn taiICerns rrrsn. y
CLOSED ~ the f}'vernmoMt, ssztd III ths cy ~
h1uAss, "*to
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THE BLACK HILLS,
QAPIuREQ.

5pss'a1 DfspaffA 70 TAt Chicago 1tib.ss,
stou1 CRY. Ia, Nay IA dispatch to ps7sos
here tonghe from Fort Randall staias that Capt
Wharton, with fo1ty.two ,acn and ai1 wagons, nack
White Ntvcr by L!snt. Armstrotlg, Of Company @,
F!rst United Rstes Infantry, md brought Into Fart
AndAh Tonight where they will 10 held ~ prisoners
dhtll Instructions can bc rccoved from tue head
4nAktAts Of the DepartmaMt Of thu palats.
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fires,


= NJ EAST SNGINAW,
SpSfia3 Dfsratea 10 Tas cdira7o Tribune.
EAST sAo1sAw, Mich., Nay 11.-A two-stoty brick
hotel on Potter street. .Ls city, owned by Mar
tin Manion, was about destroyed by hss
early Ihta morning. Tho building was valued
at $1,000, and insured for $9sol or which
$1,000 was In tho 1Aue.shsro Insurance Company
q Manchester. Emf, and $1,000 iu the Bp!nHtal Of
Ma.saEhaset4s, Thu furniture Injured for SIS n
tho Lancashire, and was ubouk half destroyed.
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COMPANY "C,"

COMPANY "c," =
TnK FIRST MILITARY BALL.
Company "C,r Of tho FIr.t Regiment, made b.
ginning Ia tha way of mixing peaceful hnd graceful
rp!aulta with tho es1ons Of war, al the 1cglcnial
srnos. Lake STREET, kst night. Tho cs1 etlmens
good no. and mr with tl.a which II de-
scrvot, notwithstanding tho abntntnablc cnnd!tun nt
tie weather dutihg tho oariy part Of tile evening"
TIE LOWER HALL
Of tho armory sleicato 10 the culinary and reaa-
Ing departments. spd was very iuodcsy drapel With
ngt-tha Abld itself bolna tho chLsfest ornament Of
the rnon,. Aentenanes. bcsrI,caB aud ncscc, kapt
witch and usr on all tho doors, that tho Inevitable
Intruder who always wants 10 Capt. Smith Cor.
tho supper tsble and tho delight. Of ths mary
uancc. In esrnng contrast with the fcst.yb
eos l.. t'sSa down TIh .n TURKEY
In hcir racks, ami lookhg down the irastetr With
an oppression Of latont bloodthIrstiness. CORPS Of
frnn which calculations Of Eool chocr wcrc boruc, RI
to speak, on Tho evening Irsexr.
IN THE urrEt. HArL,
matters looked mora iito waltz nnd 1us!rillc, The
noor wss asishcs!y waxed and fhe eserpscrsn sn,a1
twtnr,i, sn.kc-tc arouitd pillars, ra1 a'ong walls
strung on ropes, naiIe to walls, lispiaysa
lows IN Tia shafe Of shields, flags, and steamers.
Ind TOO much on snd .urins tho ~ % day. prseoa!nx
as.oa put ~ that duno viz done gracofuiIy, aua
TO Which tho company belongs.
0ATHEnIN6 Up THE CLANS.
mn - E wno naa a. &C. to sys he,n,s.ss
tho threatening character OF the Woathsr, bgan 10
rire Iy oeock and II Ic.s shan lag nj hour there
Among tho must prominent present Meto the follow.
Iii. snd Mss. Charles II. Gillespie, l1r aud Mrs.
Ford, h1r. and Mrs. Capt. Carru1ter, Atlsa Wright,
Ne, innteE, M!.s Iane, ss. sprogle s1is. Mc1anc,
EtnHI6v. fEA hffeSeA efnr
Miss Sherman Miss Cook, k1s Fur}ung, Misc Wheel.
r. Mis. ntess.: 9ss cA,F a'ss Moyn0 Air.
ess i s sssfi as ts sM1:i Msss
Col. A. @. McClurR. Lieut-Co Hubbard, slaj. i. e.
Knu1, Lieut.. =. Davis, Second Lieut.. j. n. D4ns.,
Lsus H. os ch.tos . ns9l os oomany ~ i4eut Js5gsn,
stigtnt oliver. Mr. Quinn, Mr.. Chandler Carp 1lcs,
Gen lsseu serst. Mam!!soa serat. llaskel nj. liar.
H. sash, H. .; X!sy - ST.. T. % S%mar IT, IT,
, W. 3 H. ia sss.s ss: Ii; ~ So,yss xsss NJ IT, as nts
A. n. A nuekss, NJ. J: iaekss, Mr.. u!Llr, air.
bls wore lie following s1is. saarla.n woro roso.co
IT, .:r III wv sss ~ q
trimmed Win rutlas the vholo eaElandcl With ro1es
with ahort rudea sleeyss md tho same floral tim.
mag p.as!nE .ezo*. teo:a front 10 back
bottom Of tho tabier Tho upper portion botng formed
Of vertical paits aud tho slod defined BY sde palt-
ings sanng t1o.n Tast 70 he Ths 1fatn va eat
bows ths who'll hnished It the edge with box rals-
ing q ossandis. The eor.aga V. taaquo-ahapol.
with Long puaed sleeves hnishod With tue p!Aiangs,
Mis' Bsllo Stanley was In white satin. with tullo
sh or.t.s uo nuea ID d'n wss
iAateuod with hsa!da G black volyct dniAhel tho
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warm demonstratons ~ thocc produced by the gkl.
ans ~ foldier Who did the honora Of Tbs otrasion.
suned sr oppr .eos @ IT, IT, s resmens n.rent1 nut
n resnw, column by uom i,ny, anil. nna out of thu
buil.ting BY enlnmnE ot four. rfarhei to Tho grand
rendezronR Hrcrn street, 10 take up their position
for tho morning procession.
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MT. BREcKINR,pQE's CONDITION,

LEXINGTON, Ky., HAY 1a.-Tho condition Of Gen.
nsecahtidge ~ unchanged. IL was able 10 talk vitl,
lila fHsuds this evening, many Of whom Rave c.lini
Oh him. His mind Il l'sEtcctly CLAIR. aud hin
snes much ths Aams a. It hAs barn the mast .nenih
There u no iMmsdlats danger Ut his Icath. N''"'u'
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THE WEATHER,

WARRINGTON, .. O., Nay 1t-l q. m-Fos ths 1,ta
region. falling followed ny rising barometer, CLOUDY
aud rainy Nestasz, With NAzuas southwest vluds,
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QHlIuARY.

hpsetaf DhposeA t. H.. cAiea7o 7rts.a4.
0aAfD HAyxH, Mich, May l3.-Ms. Nathan II.
White onn or hs nzst Wits settlasa hsru died this
morning. aged a ysan from kidney complaint, xitcg
nnsla,
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IlousfoN, Tax, May l3.-Nr. Jefferson Dayts In an
eddrcsa 10 hs s1ss Veterans Of tbs Mexican War gu.
t1es1bd them 70 BE- ~ loyA now 70 The Gtsss and
OF tho Afst dax,
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sptetal DhpaseA 10 Th4 CAtraao Ittsuas.
RAnAAs CITr, No., May IA fire IN Johnson Conn.
ty. KAnsa, short distance fr0m this city, destroyed
tho residence Of John campbcl burning p m infant
III Tho flames. The building was total loss.
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~ = W. les hJ soma 1t tLa !aes that, although osn,
W utter toqa!ci Aaselt IN highly ctc1ltabis usn.
Rf. g., would haYs teen ,nuth !no!s splroprtato 10
lng Mat they ~sEo donors. Mrs dcn, Lander wa
I1eaent,-a aoidiers wllow,-auI Ler delivery or
p@hastse schtancak sonld, uo dault, have kndiea I
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-07-15
State News.

Monday the laying of the wire OF the
Bridgeton telegraph was begun.
The meetings of the Lewiston Reform
Club continue to be largely attended and
enthusiastic.
The Odd Fellows Mutual Relief Asso-
citation. of Maine. have voted to limit its
membership to 1900.
The cOnstables in Bowdoinham have
been Selling liquors sent to that town by
express.
BAss-The Wing says.that number of
black bass have been put into Pushaw
Pond. for breeding purposes.
SEA SERPENT.-The News says that sea
serpent is supposed to have been seen OFF
Cape Newaggon.
A Young Mems Christian Association
has been formed in Damariscotta. and have
been given the use of "a convenient room.
rent free, for one year.
The Journal says it is proposed to pet
up new military company in Augusta. to
be known as the Murray Zouaves, so cal
led in honor of Adjutant General hurry.
BRUNSWICK. July There was a re-
union of the class of 1928 last night at
Prot John S. Sewall's. There were pres
ent. Rev. DIR. Cheever, the poet LOngfel-
low. John 5. c. Abbott, Charles j. Abbott
of Cast,ne, Hon. s. P. Benson. Hon. !. w.
Bradbury. Hon. Horatio Bridge OF WASH
ington. Prof. Nathaniel Dunn, Rev. David
Shepley. ID. D.. Of Providence: and also
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Prof. Packard. who was tutor in 1923.
Most of the class were accompanied by
their wives and daughters. Some Of the
class had not met for fifty years, and were
unable To recognize each other without III
PRODUCTION. Ii was a most enjoyable oc-
casion.
Jesse l. Ayers. tramp, on the 9TH
inst. went into the house at Mr.. Torrey
of pebioi-. and seated himself without
making any remark to the only occupant
of the house who was the vie OF Mr.. 1.
Being asked by Mrs. Torrey il he wanted
anything, and replying that he diu n"t,wa>
requested to leave the house. whcreupon
he seized her. threw her Ia the floor and
attem It ed to cut her throat witila lack-Nnlfe.
The woman being young and stong. made
a desperate struggle for life by warding of
the attacks with her hands, which were
badlv cut. Two or three bad cuts were
made on her neck. Had the knife been
sharp, in all probability thc~voman would
have lost her life. The would Re murder
er had trial. aud was bound over u the
! October term OF the supreme Court IN the
( sum oi two thousand dollars. lie i now
in Jail Machia> Republican.
AT Sabatius last SATURDAY.. Mis- Mag
uic Griffin aged twenty-five ahu MISS Mel
I lie Murray. aged eighteen, accompanied
/ by , ynun.er sister of Miss MURRAY. went
I To the river. for the purpose al nh'hmy'
Miss Griffin inadvertently stepped on a
shelf into very deep water. Miss Murray
immediately went to her assistance and IN
attcmptiny to grasp her. lost her own foot
| iu,, in the d,ep water. Locked Ia each
/ others embrace the TWO uutortuna'" youn@
/ ladies. after a lew Intellectual struggles
Z being unable la swim. sank beneath the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-07-15

-Pemberton the East Boston murderer
will be hung. October Sth.
Now August 4th i the time set by the
Adyruti>t- a. the eud OF the world.
-Ol theli25 convict, in the Illinois PEN
itcutIlry at Joliet. only Ii are females.
Boston j. lighted by 1896 gas and $50
oil lamps.
A Louisville msn ate a gallon OF ice
cream GA a liity dollar WAGER.
Theodore Tilton attended Plymouth
Church on SUNDAY aud listened to Mr.
Brccher'> sermon.
During the year ending June Il there
were ll2i railroad accidents in this coun-
try, ny which l79 persons lost their lives
and 81 were Injured
Only Il little over S3l Is missing out If
tntsl of nearly SIS 600 900 80 far count
ed in the national Treasury.
The assessors OF New York report an
aggregate increase in the valuation of The
property of the State of nearly 500 900 900
durin. the last year.
Nearly eighteen per cent more postal
cards have seen sold this year than last.
and The Increase In sale of stamps and
stamped envelopes has been nearly six
per cent.
G., rr,uL, - uai- -, ,Se. ~
cratic candidate for Vice President died AT
hi, residence in -. Louis last Friday He
had been sick for a long time but of late
hi, health lad been improving.
Plymouth Church has outdoue herself
As Il substantial proof Il the confidence
felt in Mr.. Be.cher's INTEGRITY hi. n.nuIa
have voted TO increase hi. salary mi. va,-
Ia The enormous sum of sIoO 900 tn ,n.,hi,.
him 10 meet the expenses of his trial.
-
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viii he swallow the Dose

Extract from a spec ch delivered BY Gen.
Roberts at Bangorthe other evening after
his nomination
And here, lest | might b. mi>quotcd. | will
,ay that the Prohibitory Liquor Law that bone
Of contention 30 long upon cur statute books.
never favored, never shall. | believe il to be
revolutionary in spirit, clog to the wheel, of
business, demoraliZlng in a great degree to the
cause Of true temperance which it proclaims 10
advance; and while | shall openly oppose il.
| shall the more openly oppose aud zealously
advocate such meas ures in thi, regard a. am
convinced will be the better aul more sub
stautially conduce to the prosperity Of our
state. and the general welfare Of it, citizens,
What business does the Maine law clog
eXcrp, the rum business: The above may
D. good easy reading for the rum -e. Ter but
+ j. hard reading tor the Chronicle maker.
- Chase, Chronicle.
The Chronicle maker was delegate
IN the Democratic convention that nomina
Ted Gen Roberts for Governor
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-07-15
Spttial Aotifes:

sCHENck's SEA WEED To>IC.-In the atmos-
phere experienced here siuring the summer
months. the leth ,rgy produced by the heat takes
away the desire Tor who'll some f,,I. uni freq uent
preparations reduce bodily energy. particularly
those suffering from the effects ri debi iting DIS
eases In order to keep natdr heniihiul ae-
ty,ty OF the system. We must resort - artih lai
means For this purpose schenck'. a. Weed
Tonic is very efec ,ual. a lev doses VIII ere he
IN appetite and give fresh vig'r ~ the cnervHted
body. For dyspepsia i; il invaluable Many en-
mont nhy. .iaus have d1u ttei whether dys pepsia
can be permanently curet by the drugs which are
generally employed for that purpose. rhe sea
W ecd Tonic In ,s nature IA totally different II IN
such drugs 1t contain, no cor osive mineral. o.
acids in fact It assists the regular operations OF
nature. aud supplies her deficiencies. The tonic
in It, nature 20 much resembles the gastric JUICE
that il i. almost identical ~ith that nuid. The
gastric juice Is the natIral solvent which IN a
healthy condition OF the bod'. auses the 1000 10
to be digested aud when this juice i not eNcret
Ell In rieut quantities, Indigestion, with al us
| distressing symptoms, follows. The ga weed
Teaic performs the duty of the gastric Juice when
| the latter i deficient. >chcnck'. sea "vcl Tonic
! solu by all Druggists. t".'
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