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The New York herald., 1876-11-15

nrs under and she pumpsd ont aean se cargo
10 nov being discharged: vessel suppossd nninjussd
HAYAx Nov l4-Nswfoundlsnd advces bring reports Of
several shipwrscks bns the details are mesgrs isrgs
brig dred Harbor Fortune Bay with 0ur dsao
men sshed % the rigging. nshing schooner bottom up
drifsed into the place.
Schr Eiy Lsren laden with goldfish. wrecked On sne
coast OF La rAdor The saved. i.
Schr Eausilus Prince wards Island vas lost the
Newfoundland coast Her perished-
LouisBURc. CB. Oct 26-Schr Grimm tof Sslem). Nc
Kinney. lost boats had decks swept Ia gale on the
18TH The b sailed from Port Sivs 18th for Boons
Bay
NKw BKpvoRD. Nov 12-steaner Leopard. at this port
hst whom going into philadelphia Sth Inst
ear Church Kelley Of this port at sncn"s outside o.
waist chafsd consider passed her again when com
Ing out going TO Phiiadelphia- THE Church sr
Rived ~ PhilAdephis Nov H. Nw
rmILADxLrHIA Nov l4Capt chrisansen of bark Prague
tNor from Hamburg NJ PhiadeIphia Nov - reports when
bark. apparently iron null with fore manmast
wanted NO asssssnce from Bull River and steering
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BROOKLYN.

burglar tried to enter the residence at No IS Sec.
ond avenue, South Brooklyn, yesterday morning
shortly after O'Clock, but frightened away by
faithful Watchdog
Stewart c. GAMBLE bartender, residing at No. 25
Bridge street, died suddenly yesterday afternoon An
inquest held by Coroner Simms and verdict OF
death from congestlve chs rendered by the jury
Every evening Except Thanksgiving Day., from tho
25th OF November to the I'd Of December, the "Coor
Guard spectacular and patriotic play, will be given
at Academy OF Music Tor the benefit Of the Soders
Home at Bath Mrs. 4. A. Perry, lady Interested in
in tho hands OF the captains OF the pre-
cincts.
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A DISTRESSING CASE.

A distressing case Of dcstitution and suffering has
TO notice at No. 400 East Eleventh street
Behind tho little shop kept by Mrs Cullen there lives
a worthy female aged nearly eighty. Mrs. Eliza Drury
by name, who has been reduced from afiuence to
slow death IRON cold and starvation. She Is para
lyzcd side, and therefore unable TO go out TO
personally appeal Tor the aid which she urgently
requires Something should be done for this stricken,
utterly helpless old woman whose thorough respccta
bility Is vouched for. Any donations sent TO tho
HERALD will be duly ackno owicdged
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MORMON MISSIONARIES,

The steams ship Wyoming, OF the Williams and Guion
line lon this port yesterday afternoon for Liverpool
taking among her passengers Bishop John Rowberry,
of Salt Lako City, together with the following Nor
mon missionarles:-George Atkn, Thomas Barratt
Charles d. Evans William Stokcs John Proctor John
Tracy, John f. Christensen, Yens f. Nelson, Richard
Steele, George Barber and Ben Jenson Upon their ar
rival al Liverpool the missionaries to the districts
ready allotted them, embrac,ag England Wales and
Scandinavia, Bishop Rowberry will superintend the
abOrs Of tho various missionaries travelling from
country 10 country. About sixty mission are TO
leave Utah within short time locate themselves in
different parts Of the United States tho purpose or
making
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Asrwrsr Nov ii--ssilsd bark Georss tBD. Mcbride.
Unusd staics; 18th ship haseitlne Giksy New York.
AlicAsrE-sailsd BARK Nef tSor. Baltimore.
BsIsroL. Nov i4s Sailed, ship Nile Bu, Luxton Pensa-
cola.
BrrRour-Arrived bark Neptune. Bss. Boston.
BHssKx Nov i3-sailed bark Jupiter cisr). Stricken.
New York.
cApm--sailsd. bark John Marsh Hubbard. Portland.
Nc.
DorKR. Nov i%Passed steamer Me (Br). Potts, from
New York for Antwerp
GLASGOW Nov IL ~ AN-Arrived. steamer State Of In
diana (Br). Sadlsr. New York
GKxksocx. Nov ia-saied. ship ArdsnIsa tBr. Robert
sou. United states
GsxoA-Arivsd. bark 0ssrss Kemp tBD. Taylor. New
York
LvxRrooL. Nov i4-Arrived steamers Alice CBr) Ellis
and Carolina fspJ. Riestra New Orleans
sailed ith. barks La Pista tBr). hsihsws and Rock
wood ,sr,. seeiey. Omitted States
LoSpox. Nov i4-Anived ship Star Of Brunswick (B3.
Richards New York
Cleared i4,h. bark Freeman Dennis (Br), Fletcher,
United states.
LoSposprRny. Nov il-sailsd. barx wsve King (Br)
Corbett. United States
LARSE Nov Ilsailed. steamer State Of Virginia (r),
Noodle Cfrom Glasgow. New York.
Lssox. Nov s-Arrvsd. bark Arabelis (Port), Pachco
New yorh.
MAssslILks. Nov i4-Arrived. bark Lepan.o, Bunker.
Nov York: brig xarus Copel oBr,. 81 John. NIB.
Sailed i<th. schr Matilda Krsnz. Rich United States
DE
mason srram Borceaax). New York.
PORTLAND Nov ia-rowed ta. bark Roberto tBr). Could
Wilmington NC, tor Hull sses bsow).
on the Lizard 18th. 4:3o m. steamer Labrador (rI
ssnger. New York Tor Plymouth and Hsvro.
PoRsAx. Nov 2-ssisd, bark Union, Phslan, United
States
Qur xxsrowx Nov <Arrived Oh tho Fsstnet l4th, 10
An. spain (Bp. Grace. New lok for Queenstown
and Liverpool.
SOUTHAMPTON. Nov l4-Arrived steamer wsser (Ger),
Bulow. New York for Bremen tsad proceeded).
WEXFORD Nov i4-Arrivsd schr Freddie Ebbett (Br)
Vial. Sc John. NIB before reported arrived 3d).
BERWICK Nov i<The British ship caroina Agnes from
Shields for New Orleans has wrecked here SIX
persons drowned.
LoxpoS. Nov i4-rhe British ship Agnes Oswald Capt
Mehe from Glasgow June for Francisco before re.
ported spoken Aug H. In lat ~ Ion 81 W. IL believed 20
be lost Sixty ruineas percentage has been paid
Lioyds.
Bsrk Elise Lenck Ger) from London for United states
coiiidcd aud sank Nov 10 Tue registered sol
tons. and owned In Dantsic. where she built
1885,
PoRrLAxp. Nov 1.-THE British bark Roberto Capt Could
from Wilmington NC. Sept rs. for HIM. has becn
this hsrbor after grounding outds the breakwster
The Roberto slipped three anchors aud unshpped
der Her bottom is supposed to be badly damaged.
wsxromp Nov 1.-THE British brig oromocte yesterday
reported ashore In South Bay we'll upon sandy
Three OF her drowned
WEATHER REPORT.
BRisrof. Nov IL, PM--Wind sE. light rain.
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NEW JERSEY.

Joseph Cohen, the Newark butcher, who assaulted
Patrick McGovern in sefdefenco yesterday gave $500
bail to appear for trial. McGovern is rapidly recover
ing.
On Monday, while some workmen werc blasting rock
the Bc'viere and Delaware road. al Portland, N j.,
the charge exploded prematurely. One killed
and another seriously injured.
Edwin NJ. Aackridge. of Newark, bitten on
Monday by rabd Newfoundland dog. He had the
wounds cauterizcd and tho dog was shot
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MISS MARsHALL's cHALLENGERs

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Please do me the favor to givo mo the OF your
columns that should the challenge OF Miss Nary
Marshall not be accepted by Mr. William Van Ness. I
will walk tho lady the distance she named In her chal
lengo 10 him, and upon the conditions she Offers
for either $500 81 000 Should the lady accept
challenge Will Immediately place the requisite sum
OF money 10 the hands OF Mr.. Frank Queen, editor Of
the ve,c York Clipper. J. DOUGLASS MCINTYRE.
KINGSTON, Nov H. 1915
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HAND BALL.

large number OF spectators wore gathered at Nc
Quade's court yesterday afternoon to witness the
match, which had been announced In the HERALD,
between Daniel Mccarthy and Michael Landy, best
four in seven games for $50 SIDE After some lllc
delay, and Mccarthy not putting in his appearance,
Iandy matched against Arthur McQuadc on the
same terms The beth in good cond-
ton Iandy played very tine game, but Obliged
To succumb to the wary McQuade. The contest was
exceedingly interesting throughout, resulting In
McQuadc's winning four straight games The follow
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THE COMPTROLLERSHIP

Mayor wickham had ttlo TO say yesterday with re-
gard to the Comptrolershp the probable chances OF
Mr. Green's reappointment, the runor that he was
about to appoint j. Nelson Tappan or George W. Lane
that important post He merely stated tha. at tho
proper time the press and public would be duly IN.
formed upon the matter
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

MsrchAnts shipping agents and shipmsssers informed
that teisgr.phnx the HERALD Loudoi Bureau. sd
dressing Bennett No ~ Fleet street, London" to the
Paris Office. addressing Bennst 81 Avenue ropcra.
fsr the arrivals and departures from Europesn and
Eastern Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the unted States the will be cabed to this
free OF charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Medi.
ports win and the Paris Office the sconomi.
cal and expeditions Tor telegrapning nswa
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rS-SoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THK
coAsTING AND FOREIGN rRADE.-Cap,ans or officers
vessels In the coastng and foreign trade obscv
ing dspacccn removal Of buoys requested
the HERALD. that IL may be
brought publicly the attention OF tho proper authos
letter addressed To the editor Of the HxaALD New York
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A YOUTHFUL TRAVELLER.

bright little boy OF nine years was found, early
yesterday morning, wandering around the Ene Rail-
road pier If lost, and officer OF the steamboat
squad took him TO the Central Office He gave the
name OF Charles Littrci, and said he had from
Chicago with man who paid his fare and promised
him work 10 New York. On arrival the man took b i'm
to house IN avenue B, but soon alter turned hitn
adritt IN the street. He gave the residence of his
parents in Chicago as No. 205 Wines street
Superintendent WallIng teegraphcd to Chicago and
the lad viii be sent home His story not altogether
believed by the police.
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SHOOTING A CAT.

Az the Special sessions yesterday John Garran, o
No. % Beccker street, was arraigncd on a charge
having wantonly killed cat at the unsccmy hour OF
four O'Clock IN she morning The prisoner stated that
tho animal was pet OF his and that II persisted in
climbing up ON his shoulders, and at ongth bis him.
He had heard great deal about hydrophoba 50 snot
II. There was no cruelty Intended on hrs part. Tho
Court decided the prisoner intoxicnted In the
streets at unt'mcy hour, bcsdcs the alleged cruelty,
" impose hna OF $40.
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THE NASSAU BOAT CLUB.

Al the annual meeting of the Nassau Boat Club held
at their rooms on Monday evening. November Is. the
following officers elected for the ensuing year.:
President. General Charles Roome; Vice President,
Robert L. Reade; Secretary, Walter s. Wilson; Trea-
surer, James Wills; Captain, Christian G. Petersen
Coxswain Charles Badgley; Trustees Daniel Appleton
John H. Absei, Jr.. William Broogncld, Charles D.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

WAsnISGroS Nov IA despatch TO the State Depart
msLs from the United States Consul Cadx reports that
By decree Of the l4 inst all departed
from she ports Of New York New Orleans the 10th
o. ssyssmbe, uit have been declared foul Mr. Adse the
the Charge d. Adaires Madrid has
20 the spanish Eovernment respecting the arriving
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TROTTING AND PACING IN NEW
JERSEY

Two races camo on at tho West Side Driving Park
yesterday afternoon the nrst being trotting match
bsswssn Peter Manee's sorrci gelding Moscow 70
wagon, and Harvey Ecks chestnut gclding siivertai
IN harnsss, the stakes being $500 Moscow in
three slsAaght heats very easily.
- ssssaA svsas was for purse Of Sloo Ar PAGERS
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SPOKEN.

ship sydsnh,m lr,. Brstow. from San Francisco for
Queenstown Is lat - ~ bsforel Ion l25 "a
ship Frevesbury Ger from Buenos Ayres for Astoria O.
Nov L. lat 81 ~ ". Ion lj2 Jbw
snip Camp 0srdnsr from San Francisco for Queens
town. oct 20. lat IL n lon ll5 w.
BArk Bass. Kendriek Aaga for PHILADELPHIA, Nov
~. lst ~ ~. Ion "a IS
Bsrx ver&adx lNor from Bremen for United States Nov
~. lat ~ ~. lon ~
brig Eta Whittemore. from Turks Island for Boston
Portland. date. &c by pilot boat Csprice).
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AMERICAN PORTS

ASTORIA. o. Nov 5Saiicd bsrkts aribsid Fosb<s Hong
Kong; bark Edw ard James OXIDES. ds
ALExANDkiA.- Nov is--saiisd. sshss isd~x. Ss~sss
Amer rcmn Team. New London. Anns Ah<n. 81 sSw
simmons. and Kath shaw from escsxrs"~ni Tor -
BOSTON. Nov ft-Arsved steamers Jehns nopsins
HsIlss. Balsimoss; se0srsst bsowns tsvssseAs sssa
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and trossers mile heats In harness. For this there
four entries and three starters, comprising Jo
Chandler's bay marc Eva May tpacer l. Dun
hams roam gelding 81. George (srotterl r Names
sorrel geldng julius II. (pacsrl and w illiam Gala
gher's bay geding Tommy Moore ttrot,er. The latter
did not start the horse having reached the ground
In time with the others Eva May won the
very easily in two straight heats The following
s the
SUMMARY.
wIsT SIDE DRIVING PARK, JERSEY CITY N. J-TRor-
rrSG-Tuesday. November 14-Aatch for 500. mile
heats, best three in i've
Peter Manee's q g. Moscow TO wagonl. ......
Harvey Ecks ch. 9. Siivcrta,l I'm harness).
Quarter. Half Nile
First heat - 40 l:2O 2:43
Second heat. 40 La 1.tu
Third heat. ............. 80 l:lSh 2.3Sz
SAME DAY.-Pursc 500, tor PAGERS and rotters; $50
TO the nrs $25 TO the second SIS TO the third and $40
70 the fourth horse milo heats best Two In tnreo IN
harness.
Joe chandler'sb b. m. Eva May (pacer). ......... l
l. f. Dunham's r. e. 81 George ttrotter). ........ =
Manee's g. Juhus II. (pacer) r)............... Or
William Galxgher's b. g. Tommy Moore (trotter). Or
Quarter. Half Nile
First heat. at.................. SO l:20 2:42
oscouo noAs ala A'-o ~'11
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SAILED.

Steamers Wyoming (Br,. for Liverpool; xontyomery
Fernandina, Sc: Gen Barnes, Savannah; Ashland, VII
mna,on. NC; Regulator do; Agnes PhiiAdephia; bsrh
Medea ticr), Oporto
Wind ut sunset. NE: at midnight, NE.
Baromete sunset. 3OU9
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AMERICAN RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

Yesterday afternoon the American Rifle Association
Board met in their office In Park TO consider the
appeal OF the Forty regiment in the matter Of
the prize contested by and the Seventh regiment
At the fall meeting.
General shaier presided and after tho usual routine
business the following resolution was passed.
Resolved That the matter Of te protest against the
Of tho Forty regiment In the recent fall meeting be
hearing the State Arsenal seventh
avenue and Thirty Fifth street. Thursday the 23d inst
eight r. NJ which time and place this meeting when
IL sdourns shxl stand adjourned That notice thereof
be given the Forth-eighth regiment team
the and also to all prize winners
in these matches requesting them be with their
proofs that that occasion the Board proceed ~
hear the whole upon sworn testimony.
Subsequently the following resolution was adopted
Resolved That the Executive Committee DO requested
consider and after obtaining the views OF the
American tsxmand the foreign representative rhemen
the propriety making cha.gcs In the terms OF the
for the Centennial trophy to take
place hereafter.
Tho meeting then adjourned.
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

Bark James Z Holbrook. from Fowcyo
Brig y y Clary, from Martinique.
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POOL SELLING ON To-DAY's EVENTS.
Judging from the entries the racing at Washington
Today bids fair be equally interesting that OF
yesterday Pools sold in this city last evening
On the several events, the ngures being ollows:
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city, gvisg ss~~rasey possibs ths annesr asd peal
sf dspac~< bssys the 81 their renewal VAN
sses along shs Atlantic snd racnc
sessts the Aeesa censiass when shsy sbssrvsd
Earspsss seastrss In the hsdsssrsassa
requested lnfsrst hs sent either BY telegraph
az letter once es the NEw rosE HEaAIp -
Fleet street. Losdoa shs Paris once. 0i Avssus Dc
ropers. Paris Where the telegraph is uss1 despasehss
may - addressed Bssness 20 Fleet street. London"
nennsst a. Avesse 20 rOpssA. PssiA" whsrs Of
spasmsns observed the Of countries bsyond
the 81 shs telegraph In Asia Africa capssns
may 9th reaching the nsss eonvsa-
lent pert This v bs eshisd free Of charge 70
abe nssslp sna patnshsd.
srSorIck TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS kNTEkINo
THE PORT or NEW YORK AT SIGHr.-Ths Nxv yosE
nssAlD has sdopts< distinguishing costoa night signal
ser use on nssALD yseht shesiax while
hsrnnr geea red changing from one to the
ssccs-sioa. ana be several miles distant
cspHs Of veses upss ssssux the sgnsi -i oeiiss ns
sy pspsag ssy sriss thsy havs Tor the ship
News Dspsrtmens 81 the HKRAip.
sSrssns ~ssh vessels srriv-
ing % Yors ~ addressing 10 zach vessels
care q HrsAIs ssvs yacht. Pier No East River Ssv
yos Letters hon ell parts Of the verid and
prempsly asiissred pspliessss are required
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
,u. e. AID 400. sn Gov r.,.ss s.ss ..s.. q
Sun sess. ss............ az sandy Hook. eve o.
hoos seu.. .....svs - - Hen ssts........svs -
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WEATHER Rrponr.

BRisrof. Nov IL. PM--wind sE. light rain
Hol.nsAp. Nov ~. Px-wisd sE. s,rsng; barometer.
20 s5s.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer. sa;i. Dest,nationl oaoe.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM YORK FoR rHr royrHs
OF NOVEMBER AND DECEMBRR
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13

OF the laughter, but on his assuring his
sweet pet that there were tears in his eyes
at the thought OF the misdemeanor. though
he had no doubt the explosion had pre-
vented the rupture of blood-vessei, he
was duly pardoned.
And how they all talked and explained.
and explained and talked; how Ellen had
been sure that May never cared for Her
bert, and was trying to convince him OF
the fact, when May overheard them In the
shrubbery; and how Tom-penetra,ing
rom-had revealed to him the contrary
that very night; and how they forgot the
time, aud stayed out so late, that they fear
ed even kind Aunt Lizzie would be annoy
ed or perhaps anxious; and how they
stole In at the side entrance, up into the
billisrd-rooui, and were In the middle of n
game at pool. in which May had already
lost her last liie, when q searching group.
headed by Aunt Lizzie's anxious face, ap-
peared at the door; and how they greeted
with raised eyebrows the surmises that
they had been out in the grounds, and had
fallen into the lake, or something as trag-
ic; and how glad all were TO see Mr.. Stan
yam return, who had missed the train, and,
on his way back, had joined Ellen and
Tom, whom he found in the summer-house
and had donned the latter's smoking-cap,
the mistake she had made, il would take
too much time to detail. Herbert Stanyan
went home next day, and Tom went with
into have chat with old Mr.. Stanyan
of course, who decided to postpone his de-
parture for some months.
Not long after, there was double we'd
ding at the Grange.
Phillls was Mays bridesmaid, and pro
tested that when she came down to have
a sniff at the roses" she had shifted some
thing else; in short, "smelt rat" tor
which vulgar piece OF slang she got sundry
reproois-for Aunt Lizzie was not the only
old lady there then-which, however, re-
gret To say, had not the desired effect, for
she was aiterward heard to observe that IL
WAS "duting" to be prohibited the use OF
slang terms, and she was not going to be
such dummy" AS to refrain from using
them, when by so doing she could express
what She meant better than in lady-like
dlction.
Old Nr. Stanyan gained 4 great deal
by putting off his Tour to Italy, having four,
instead of two, loving children, TO cheer
hun with their company, which, he de-
clared, benefited him much as the
change OF climate.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13

(AIR-"HuH ColHmbia")
Hayes and Wheeler. there they stand.
Match their worth in all the land
For truth to Honor's cause aud Right.
For purpose pure and manly might
To serve Columbia in her need
Nor count the cost nor vsunt the deed
let them. as Leaders. be our boast,
Cheering on the freeman host,
To wage once more the glorious fight.
Patriot-pleiged TO human right.
Ranks unbroken let Us show.
As we did tour years ago;
Thus again our prize shall be,
Good old fashioned Victory.
Bows In Blue. you hear the drum.
To its stirring music come
And though no weapon'- in your hands.
No buge sound for warlike bands,
battle waits you nobler far
Thin OF you won meath Stripe and Star.
The foe thai met you not as men,
But-when field. or prison-pen,
A>>ailed your liyes-NOur votes denied.
BY YOUR ballots must be tired.
Ranks unbroken, VI.
Sound the call for North and SOUTH
Wreath with flowers the cannon's mouth
For niOn r. 'gns from sea 10 sea,
And. 10. the former bOndman, free,
No longer bowed. hopeless slave,
Nu>iAihlus tn' ia2 ihat fTeeiom gave.
10 guAr,l that Flag. mid cannon'> blaze.
Flashed the loysl sword OF iIaves.
And ne shsll bear IL now. wncn Peace
Iriumphs In the swords release,
Rank. unbrOken, etc.
Hayes aud Wheeler tried aud true
East ami West they come from you;
And field and forum. harly blont.
Shall give TO us a President
Who never knew the word defeat
In battlefield or counci--ea,.
From staunch Ohio's silver waves
To the shores the Hldson lsNe-;
From Northern pine to Southern palm
sui b. this our Union psalm:
Ranks unhroAcn let Us show.
A. we did four years ago:
Thus again our prize shall b.,
Good old-fashioncd Victor,
= New York q raphir.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13
Vol. xxi. Whole No. lll9.No. %.

ly and be honest in all your politics when
you come to be voters; that you will put
down with indignation whoever sells Of
fees or votes. or gives or takes bribes.
Promise to remember that the prosperity
and life OF the nation depend upon win
ming the favor Of God. Let the old men
who have loved their country die happily,
seeing that it will be even better supported
and defended In the coming century than
in the last. We hope for peace, and see
NO war before us; but God alone knows
whether among the bright and happy
faces | see in Imagination there are the
faces Of future soldiers, wives, sisters, and
mothers Of soldiers. War Is indescribably
awful. Pray God the country may never
see it again, and when you come to share
in ruling make sure that. if there must be
war, it be such that you can ask God to
bless our side. But let Us rather dream Of
tifty or sixty millions OF free. intelligent,
honest, happy peaceful, God-fearing peo-
pie, rapidly growing in all good things,
blessing to the world, and never so well
governed as by those who are now hurry
Ing along to take the reins-the boys aud
girls of 1876. God bless them .-Suaddy
School Times
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13

"A gentleman and his wife at New
York lately reported At police headquart-
ers that their son james Francis. twelve
years old. and their daughter Rose Mary.
aged ten. left home during their parents
absence, and that they have reasons to be-
lieve the children are trying to make their
way to the Philadelphia Exhibition.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13

An Eastern man has been experimenting
with potato bugs. and put them in QUAR-
tity Of water to drown, bat they skipped
about on the surface; alcohol only served
to increase their activity kerosene oil pro-
duced little stspidity, but they wouldn't
die, 30 he fired the ksroseue, aud then the
bugs gave up.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13

A few nights ago, a. a young man
stood IN the gospel tent busily taking
notes. DIR. .'yng came up, and laying his
hand upon the others shoulder, suddenly
asked. my friend, are you & Christisu?'
mo. sir, answered the startled note taker
''l'm-Im only a reporter Boston Her
aid.
Ellsworth American., 1876-07-13
Notice.

rHE SUBSCRIBER desires that all HAIR work
i from cosnbings &c. intended lot heI 70 mAse, A
.hould be delivered to ber PERSONALLY a. ti he.
.hor composite the Engine Housed on tfanAhn
srreet also Tor Wax Work, all OF when she guar
ran,ees satisfaction, and at less price than any
others in Ellsworth. Rooms up stars
n"'is MISS c. V. STEWART.
Ellsworth, June y. 1870 lHo-'