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Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-26
Laddonia Items.

Oh! such o beautiful day mo we
have had, and now, q the sun goes
to ito western home, shedding its
last beams ever the prairie, We
stand with almost regret to see such
. lovely day come to . close. But
thsrs 10 the moon peeping out from
under . cloud, and the bright stare
with their merry twinkle are COM
ing ont ose::by ons,making the scene
~ lovely as the one we've just lost.
Such ID life here, We sorrow and
weep for the! grand and beautiful,
the good and noble, the kind and
generous ones Of earth's departed,
bat may We not, when we cross the
river Of death, behold them far
more beautiful and lovely, reach
ing with lovely arms to take NJ up
higher In the sphere OF life, whore
10 shall sver learn to DO nearer TO
God.
Mr.. b Mrs. Swifs's little girl Min
nis, died yesterday and was buried
to-day ut this place. She was q sweet
child Of seven years, and = regular
scholar st Sunday School. When
the class recited the verses she eel.
dom failed to arise and with sweet
and childish voice repeat her verse.
To those who loved Der there 10 one
tie less On earth, but 70 future bliss
there 10 ons more.
Our town - looking up IN trade
lDoame, and our merchants OF oil
kinds are kept quits busy.
Thars il qaite . number Of sick
In this vicinity. Mr.. Aisxander's
living Gear here are oil sick.
Several Of Mr.. Wheelsr's family, and
lHr. Hamilton il quits sick with
tiphoid fever.
Rev. Colvin, of the Baptist Church
10 holding . protractsd meeting st
this place. Preaching every even
ing 1t 7 o'clock.
Two Of our big boys had . little
lnuss over removing some lumbsr
Ihe other day. Boys should rernem.
bsr that Dogs delight to bark and
hght.'
Texas fever seems 20 be 90 the
increase, and many in this nsighbor-
aood are talking OF going.
How nice It 10 70 gather h,skory
'ats these pleasant days, and the
are enjoying it finely.
Politicks running high, and since
he elections in Indiana several
navy bets have been lost and won,
',s consisted ofa fine suit Of Clothes,
'ot and lost by one Of our msr
The. ladies generally are
or Gov. Tildsn, but then they have
'eard . rumor lately that he whip
'l bis wife, and this may have
sndenoy to change their views.
We hope by publishing this that It
vll not works against his election,
or We would not do him any HARM.
Don't lot the Globe. Democrat 0 it
'lsase. nUTATo NoMINE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-26

N. Lakeland has just received .
large stock of Fall Hats OF the latest
styles, for Gents, Boys and Children,
for sale cheap. Go and see them.
w 21-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-26

German ~accordeons cheaper than
tie cheapest, at VIM. o. Lee & Cos,
southwest corner square.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-26

The largest stock of gold watches
INC hams west Of st. Louis, is to be
found at Mark Pitchers. poa.tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-26

IL you want the Centennial com.
mission choice of pianos buy the
kpabe. W. q Tn, Sc
25tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-26

Christmas 10 coming and John
Sontag will have the largest stock OF
goods on in q few days sbat can be
found in this city. Christmas goods
of oil kinds can be found Of his en-
porium, south side square.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-26

Notice.
Notice is hereby given that letters
OF demonstration upon the estate of
ID. w. vanGalder, deceased, have been
granted to the undersigned, by the
Audraln Probate Court, in Audrain
county, Missouri bearing date the
18th day of Oct. 1876. Ali persons
having claims against said estate are
required to exhibit them to me for
allowance, within one year from the
date of said letters, or they NAV be
precluded from any benefit of such es-
tate; and if said claims be not exhib-
tied within two years from the date
of the publication Of this notice. thew
will be forever barred.
DORCAS VANGALDER.
zo-ot Administrative.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-26

Miss Kate Wilder, Of Mexico,
spent last Sunday 10 this city, visit
ing her old friend and school-mate,
MISE Laury Clark.-Csntralia Sent
nal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-26
CANDIDATES DEPARTMENT
COLLECTOR.


August IA, 1876.
MIR EDIToR:-Plcase announce me
o candidate for Collector Of the
Revenue of Audrain county, on n
fifteen hundred dollar proposition.
All over that amount of my salary L
propose to pay over to the Treasurer
for the benefit Of public schools In
the county. z. @. WRIGHT.
CONSTABLE.
We are authorized to announce
Cornelius Ragsdale q candidate for
Constable of Salt River Township, at
the approaching November election
e We are authorized to announce j.
w. Beatty, . candidate for the office
of Constable of Salt River Township
at the approaching November cleo
ton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-26

Dr. Pstterson's Sugar. Coated
Agus Pills, best remedy known for
Chills and Fever. Call for them at
Pm. Morris old stand. dl4Ott
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-26
CONSTABLE.

II you want the best fit and neatest
work to be had(and Of course you do)
call on Geo. p. Collins, the new Tailor
1T Blum b Soma
112.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-26

Jewelry of all sorts, styles and DUAL
lty very low for cash, at Mark Pitch
VT n25-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-26

Blum & Son have just received 30
pieces of suiting and overcoat pat
terms from the east. 25tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-26

Go to Blum b Son for PLAIN, seal,
brown, navy, blue, hunters green,
bottle green and oil the late colers
in dress goods. 25-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-26

A good violin for $3 with DO W, at
Mark Pitchers, south side of the
sxuare. n25-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-26

Woollen goods in profusion and a
rulnous low prices at Blum & Son
25tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-26

Vlolins of the finest styles and
make, very low, ct VIM. o. Leo IL
Co.'S, S W corner square.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-26

frehate Cosrt AaaraIa Csanty.
Noyember term 1876.
FIRST DAY Rov8MBER 10TH.
Estate Jno Halls heirs annual
settismsnt Jno 8 Richie guardian.
Estass 3 E Franks annual settle.
msst J 8 Hisksrson guardian.
Estate Jas Hunter annusi settlement
D n Shss administrstor.
Estate Jacob Clark annual settle
ment ] p Clark guardian.
Ieeats Brands hsirs annual settle
msot " : Williams guardian.
Hstate A Malone annual sstGls-
msn3 G r Malone guardian.
Estate Jos Orr's heirs annual settle
ment i Y Duncan guardian.
Estats Jas Pierce annual settlement
Geo Leaoh administrator.
Kstate James Scott annual settle.
meat Jane Scott adEinistrator.
Rstass Hugh Rastsr annual settle-
nsnt W Ratter administrator.
Estate A VI Rose annual settlement
r d CHM executor.
1stats Ricketts, & 90. 6sal settle
=msst J b Hoors admis,strstor.
Estate J.s Il Rickettss final sst-
tlemsnt Jane Ricketts, administrs.
toT.
Estate VIM G Hayes final settle
neat EiiEa Hayes administrator.
Estats Tilson Walden fnal settle
mont Irwin J Sims administrator.
Estate A T Botts fnial settlement II
Il Bolts sdmipistratrix.
Estate N A Baldridge fusl settle
Asnt J B Jackson administrator.
Estate Bridgetot fnal settlement
Jas Wallace administrator.
SECOND DAT.
Estate E Butler final settlement
Richard Gentry sxeeutor.
Estate Mary Baker annual settle
nsnt Il r Baker guardian.
Estate Robert Kenyan fnal settle
ment d e Evans administrator.
Estate W III Coons annual settle.
msntJ W Coons guardian.
Estats Jones j w stal annual settle. |
esnt J 8 Jones guardian.
Estate W 8 Foster annual settle
msot KiijA Foster guardian.
RststsS end r Foster annual ssttlp.
Msnt Eliza Foeter guardian.
Estate Jas and Thos Coffee annual
Settlsmsnt Dan Leonard guardian.
Nstate Sally Patrick anaa settisment
ACraddock I'd ministrator.
Estats 8 B Watson FINAL settlemelt
p Smith administrator.
Estate tt Garry final ssttlsmsnt
Nary A Curry administrative.
Estate Shelton Nswkirk final settle.
msnt J W Nswkirk guardian.
Kststs WB Payne annual settle.
msnt L P Payne guardian.
Estate Matte Potts annual settle
msnt Jas Harrison guardian.
1stats Mary and Ben Matthews an.
rual settlement Mary Astthsws
guardian.
Rstxte W B Mcdonald fnal settle
msnt n B Mcdonald administra.
tor.
Estate Emmitt Mcdonald annual
settlement t. Harrison guardian.
Estate 8 G Henderson, annual settle.
mspt J n Smith administrator.
Estate Orphus Harding annual set.
P W Harding guardian. |.
Kstats Ellen Fugats ANIMAL settlement
Jas W Crouch guardian.
English heirs annual settle
msnt Jacob Kesler guardian.
Anr Crooks annual settle
nsnt A B Crooks guardian.
Hammond final settlement ,
a Price admin .strat1r. :
Ests u Dudley annual settlement
&C. x iiu'il-r executor.
Co ate DR.. Evans annual settle ment
Disf n:an eXPcntOr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-26

The partnership heretofore exist
ing between Drs. Macfarlane and
Spence. is dissolved by mutual con-
cent.
Sept. LIST, 1875.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-26

Go 10 Kabrioh's tor fancy dres'
goods. 1853
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-26

Blum q Son have the cheapest
boots and shoes in Mexico. 25t1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-26
RING0 HOUSE.

The largest and most ~commodious hotel
in Mexico. Established In the business
heart Of the city.
OPEN AT ALL HOURS of tn Q night
Active and accommodating serva nts.
BROOKS d MCCONNELL FRO prietors.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-26

Clothing of every grade and size at
Blum & Son. 22tt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-26

The most business msn In this
own do the most advertising.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-26

IL. A. Silver, who has been at
Washington for sometime past 10
now in this city with his family
We trust he will not b called away
soon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-26
Mexico Southern Bank,
CAPITAL PAID UP, 100000

Does . general Banking and collecting
business. c. II. HARDIN. Pres't.
]. w. CARSON, Cashier. d59-Iy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-26

st. Louis September 20 1875.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-26

w. w. Fry.
A TTOHNEY AND COUNSELOR AT
~ Law. Ofice over Bassford's Store.
wls-26 MEXICO, Mo.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-21
The Omnial Vote

We publish this week full returns from
the State in the recent election with the
exception OF few small towns. The liz
ures are taken fro,d the hennebec Journal
aud were obtained BY that paper from the
Secretary OF States office. The total vote
thrown for Governor was 1864 nearly
$500 more than was ever before thrown.
The vote for Conner Is 1861, for Talbot
60.S01. Connor's vote over Talbot, 1880.
the Republican party throughout the en-
IRE state did no5ly. but We cannot iorbesr
calling attention to the splendid vote ofthe
Republican, OF the F.nA District. La>i
year the pi.tr.C; was 10 a minority Of "a
aotIy loo votes. but this wear IL rolls " 4
majority Do ahou, 9wa Nowhere WA-
better worA dome than iu The tult ,ouui.c.
comprising I'd, D.,;r.ct. ApI noAherc Ia
iIe STATE va. there more thorough or. "a.
.Aaii'n ofthe party. We appeal 20 ;he 60
tma'c ma3c before eleg. and ,he .lor.
o-, re>4E NA.eA confirmed that ,,iimA,e.
Nowhere d. toe state 30 Republican,
Zee. froul,r OF their gan ard 'o;Sr over
thr.r victory.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-21
sptfiaI A g

sHENCKs PULMoNIC SYRUP, FOR TIE Cure
OF CONSUMPTION, COUGHS AND COLDS.
The great virtue Of this medicine Il that ii
rtpcns the matter and throws it out or Ihp
system, purihes the blood, and thus affects a
cure.
sCHENCK's SEA WEED Tonic, FOR TIE CURE
OF DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, &c.
The tonic produces healthy action OF the
stomach, creating an appetite, forming chylc,
and curing the most obstinate cases Of Ind-
ge>tlon.
sCHENCk's MANDRAKE PILLS. FOR THE
CURE uF LIVER COMPLAINT, &c.
These pills are Alternative, and produce 4
healthy action of the liver without the least
danger, a. they are free from calomei, and vet
more effacious in restoring healthy action Of
the liver.
These remedies are a certain cure for Con
sumption, as the Pumonic Syrup rIpens the
matter and purifes the blood. The Mandrake
Pills act upon the liver, create healthy bile
and remove all diseases of the liver, often a
cause OF Consumption. The Sea Weed Tonic
gives tone and strength to the stomach, makes A
good digestion, and enables The organs to form
good blood; and thus creates healthy circu-
lalion OF healthy circulation Of healthy blood
The combined action of these medicines, AS
explained, Will cure every case of Copsump-
ton, II taken in time, and the use Of the
medicines preserved in.
DR.. Sehenck is professionally at his prin-
eipsi office, corner SIXTH and ARCH STs..
Philadelphia, every Monday, where all letters
for advice must be addressed Schenck's
medicines for sale by all Druggists. Sept
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-21

insist on staying in the house with us, eat
ing even our window screens and opening
their mouths at us, which you will see
reache from ear to ear. As every one has
their day we hope to have ours next year.
and one year from the present devastation.
find our corn bins, and wheat stacks. and
cellars full TO Overlooking of the necessa
res Of life. Nebraska Is said to be the
healthicst state in the Union. with the ex-
ception of California, and FULLY equal to
that. However warm It may be, We a.
WAYS have little bre, n usually. "a right
smart breeze the Wcsterb people LAY.
There i a great chance for .peculators.
and mnnied men. A good mill aud miller
ia every farmers town Manufactures of
nearly all Kinds could be carried on sue
ces,!ully ~ putting the rivers aud creeks
TO use The Platte river is one and one
fourth mile wide. from eight inches to -four
feet deep, running about eight miles an
hour The L"up J. smaller aud less swift
than the Platte. Wood uvcr still smaller
These river, .ry shallow and easily iorded.
The iuhabuan'. are planting forests or
timber trees. or 4urntai and fruit trees,
an oi which grow with the greatest rapid
Is. From k,arnuty to Omaha, distance
ot TWO hundred miles, there may be found
many beautiful lsful> with thirty orchatds.
GUo>eherries. currants. grapes, and .
very nice plum grow Wild. here also the
string or choke cherry, the .ooseberry is
nicer than the EASTERN. not being 50 sour
The plum n large a. smai crab apples aud
a. good as a dlmsnu. These grow in great
abundance on The islands, creeks anu
bluffs
Np ha,c an ample and liberal supply 81
thunder and IL, accompaniment. III,
school houses are large. always have q
bell. and blinds too. would be taken TOT 5
church, II they we're way down Eat
school regulations are very STREE 10 tht-
State. school teachers receive from So {,
$50 drl,4-, month Female teacher sct
'h- >.mr Pay - male teachers with III,
s4iur Grade certificate. PRAIRIE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-21
A Political Letter From WIN. Lloyd
Garrison.
( He Advocates tire Election CT Hayes and
Wheeler

Wheeler
The following letter is in reply to one
received from a colored voter at Spring
flied, Illinois. who acted a Corporal in
Co. +, 55ih Massachusetts Volunteers. dur
ing the rebellion:
BosToN. September .. 1916.
DEAR SIR: have received letter pur-
porting tu come from you. stating that you
are a coored voter who tonight for hi
country In the gallant old 5j'h Mass
achuetts Regiment during the .ate south
eru rebellion. and also Go my >urpi i>e)
that YOU have concluded to vote fvr sam
Vel J. Iiden. the Democratic candidate
Tor the next Presidency. feeling that l".
condition Of the country demands - ~,
not wishing 10 make a mistake. yo,. appeal
to me n the friend Of yonT people. and ask &:
Do you believe that the colnrcd man can
vote for and hrlp elect the Rriorml . tick
ct, and be safe: i samuel J. Tilden trust
wothvE
thank YOU for thus houoring me with
YOUR confidence aud BE- assured that.
making the caSr OF thc entire coorei pop
ulatiou uf the country my own. "a, |
have always hitherto done. answered
your Questions tu accotdtuc. with my
proiaunde>t convictions. aud n ono oc-
cupvjns thoroughly Independent posi-
ton 30 the matter of politics,
Let me promise. that began tn" arita-
ton Of slavery n early - The year ls4s-
probably before won were hprli-ari COM
iiuu,l Z natal tnn it,. hpudmlu wA. ~ct
free; >iu,r which event / Aavr wa.chel
with th, -rca.r.t ~otritu5e ,.vytt GaN..
ucui hNr.v r" affect ii" safety. w.i.a-e
and elevation az 'br ga. bon 'hus >i-ut.Is
s..l.f
degrading bondage ts4' 'hr earth l4.
over w,for->,l. Ali c.uf-~~ 'ti4t Ua-lIt. 4.
hI> uccurr-d 90 an mc WITH such grave aye
prrhcu>iuu- Tor thc security of tll -
millions IN the exercise oi ih-ir civil ans
political rights. a;.d Tor thr i.aer o. 90,
country. - tn approaching. President
isl election. n >AMtfI H. TupIN
>HotlpnT EIrcTtD. Ir Will HE rHr
RESTORATION % ptMutEAIID FAIRLY 10
FpwFE AND IINcr - ErIuEr riu rl-
ErIiIoN-A FNETY "sIEwHfIAiiNrIY
COMPOSED uF rlIr~E WHO Al.F pUAuIN
HusIIIr Ip YOUR RACE Is AL mar rfE
TIN~ Ip fQt-At kNb iNA,T >TtCT--I
party that. dnr.us ih- Rebellion. l.rouuc
81 every uc'diu measure nf Mr. I.rru.l.>
adm .'r4t'nu OF ~ suppression. auI il
BE-. spirit ana af'irGi. Vt> a constant mrH-
see jn f4thrrt.r- ~ th- f~..~outh.r .l--
Rebellion ha~ ot1.-Gn f,fLl ,pN>Gili-
TIUNAI ANfNpNrNT AID IyrET IIsl-iA-
INV Al Descend TO HE-TuEl THr LAST
Nr.TI.i "t 'HNrTft >IANF..N. ani r--
tAhH-A universe. Freedom. irrespective 90
yrWp''N.rtlI distinctions pIrfy thAt
rnN "np.I.,- ans t. controlled ts aI a'
tlr south VII" -.Hrs 900 rur rrrtilot-
attempt ~ secession. alI oHit
lancet fa4- fa.Y 40 ra' succeed
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-21
Political Notes.
WM. LLOlDGAIKl~ON


81 >o''' ia H. ''''s'' ~ ih''A-
- .,'., - ''A''- VI
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,n- t,ss, t,,....,i.., .....g r.
maui
"''' ''''-
'
'"e'''
he reason Why the Democrat, did
not carry Maine is explained by the follow
''- '''N''.'" IL "'''o'i = ''eN''N a. augusta
al = ''e'''''N ~ "AA'
az ''"'
an 4
f"st Dri"vddI-h ell. let pair OF. then
Second Dem0cr4-Agrced
~ VI All HSH''lH recent
herman speech IN Milwaukee some one n
the audience cried ont "Did Mr. S.tn,,
- 49, :" ga 'ie beii
"ota's 40 siT' Ieriied NJ. Schurz.
you have il wrong In ls12 the Liberal
Peoubtir,os led -. wa. AMI ,t.. ~.
,,. =
III 1917 me democrats
lead, but the Liberal Republican, Will not
follow"
v.,, ,bro,.,,. a,r.f,.-..,,.. ~
'''' 0'' '''o - 'c'i'-a i' Zen
"'''' al ''e pa gers
on 'iie ites'ueh'iai election The Fo'e
stood Hayes and Wheeler 100, IIiden aud
Hendricks 3s. A day ar two a.,,, ~. ...,,..
..i..,,..,, ,..,.,........, Il.
''''''' 0' Wy 'e"
orA central ana the votes stood Ha! e
ll2, Illden 4G.
Ia.
% .''e No'''''io''" eai'i' WIZ
inade speeches IN Maine, says IN letter
from 'here.
Speaking OF politics. reminds me to say
thah nave observed that The average Ii,
teher al hepubiican meetings IN Maine
cares ICES apout duil Times, heavy taxation,
Orahl friends, corruptieu at Washington
ulsihlssed oinclais' ana all the other stale
topics oil democratic oratory. than he did
"healhei lhe Confederate majority was
Hhe'A 10 "e l"cieaseu IN inc next House.
VINO Is 70 come out on the top oil the heap
~ tne ieslueu'Iai eiectioi' anu "heather
all the oioou anu treasure oi -FOUR years oil
wa were spent ioi nolh'nS- ioucl thoee
U.s. anu tue Popuiai heaIt responded
a. oHce anu warm! aLu ihat ie lle secret
" 'ne hepuoiicah 'ietorE winch Is 10 De
heralded Tonight.
10. A
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-21

Notice il hereby gwen that the condition BY
lns been broken Of ! certain mortgage 5glfl
date, the k7th day of December. a ID. lsol, ~
recorded Dec. 2sth, 1857, ia the Hancock Reg
OF Deeds, Vol. l29, Page BIB, sald mortgage ha'I
been made, executed and delivered By Herr! =
clark To DaV Id +. Wasgatt therefore the 10 :.
signed claims to fOrecI0se the same prOperl! ~
cred by said mortgage, being described as p.
lows, to Wit Lot or parcel OF land situate !.
the town OF fremont on Clarke Point, poun.'
as follows conInepe ing al The yyate~ On the Bs-
side OF Steamboat wharf and running 10 LBl ees
end OF Ball Alley and following the rad u ~
shop pump, from there due west o the water l-
follow ing the shore to the frst mentioned hoNl
with all the wfaryes and bnii,iino-s On me -ame.
3w36 DAVID Z, WAsGAli
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-21

The upshot Of the Maine business is
just this. There are very large number
Of voters in that State whose business
keeps them away from home much OF the
time. There are over LOCO lunbermen.
$500 fishermen. and II, 900 sailors. nearly
all of the voting age. II is the Democratic
custom 10 expend '.barr'l of money in
getting these voters home, aud when they
get home at Democratic expense, the Re
pu0Acans have a knack of converting
them by such speeches as Mr.. Blaino's for
example. This year. the Democratic bar
RI OF money was rather larger than usual
and it brought home more men. The Re-
publicans could not convert them all, and
the result is Democratic gain the i'm
mense significance OF which those most ful
ly appreciate who paid their money for
nothing.-N. Y. Tribune.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-21

~A> t"t,u:..r -. :, 1876.
ElRyr ~ .Ia.D.e4s.--
Allow IN, ID give your readers glance
Al the political situation OF California and
inls busy city, the population OF which is
uow nearly 10000 although It's but TWEEN
ty-,eyeu years old.
The abuse that had crrpt gradually into
the administration OF public affairs added
10 general feeling that an occasional
change OF parties serves 10 purity tie po-
ltlcal atmosphere gave the Democracy
golden opportunity which that party i'm
proved 10 just about A. good purpose a.
the party al large now exhibits in our Ma
t!Onal House OF Representatives, and the
consequence viii be seen here In Noveln-
Der Ia Waterloo defeat of the Democracy
Already they see the handwriting on the
wall, but wlile thsre il 10 all appearance
no hope for the Democracy there are stul
some points III resemblance ia the silua-
lion 81 ..c tN, pAfg,es. both have their
Campaign Clubs aud both sides will '''rah
tot our SIDE during the campaign and pro-
.g>- 10 expect to win. Privately | want to
whisper ia your ear that the Democrats
wouL!.
The Republicans have their Veteran
Soldier aud Sailors Club, who never vote
Tor .nch patriot as SAMMY Tilden,"
the Hayes lnvinciOIe," and The Hayes
aud Wheeler Blues.
Right here Tie Democracy Is ahead, for
while Ne have the Blues little, and get
enthusiastic over it TOO. the t1hole oil the
other party has the blues and all on ac-
count OF Hayes and Wheeler too, but they
don't seem enthu siastic about il bin We
don't hear much about good old Peter
Cooper out here, and think very few, If
any, will want any c0Operiug. Certainly
the average Democrat keeps tight enough
without It.
The Independent party was no doubt
composed mainly of men honestly DESTROYS
OF reform and they are scarcely crednlous
enough TO expect it through the instru-
mentality OF the Democratic party, and
their endorsement in this state of Hayes
and Wheeler, makes success sure for the
grand party OF progress; grand in spite OF
its faults, thanks TO the cooperation of its
wise men with many who are wise or 9TH
erwise 10 the other party. PILGRIM
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-21

MITsIc.-We have received the following
pieces of music published by Ira c. Stock
bridge. l56 Exchange St. Portland.
l. Song. Sisters Prayer, by Mark Ma
son. The air is touc hing and sweet. and
the words are appropriate for Temper
ance meeting.
,. The Music Of Her Voice. A sweet
song suitable for soprano voice and not
running higher than g.
3. Happier days Waltzes. Bright and
sparkling.
4. dir hoveacdl, by II. Ghys. A piece
whose beauties grow with familiarity.
S. Faust. Arranged by F. Lanner.
This of course needs no Recommendation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-21

Mr. Hale and his friends, have rea-
son TO be graiiiied in view OF the splendid
majority given him in the district. En-
quiries have been made for the hve hun
dred republicans who would vote for Mr..
Mcclellan. Did they turn up? Ellsworth
did most noble thing for Mr. Hale. lie,
the home of the distinguished representa-
tive have the honor Of endorsing him so
lllIy.-[ Maehlas Repuylican.