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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-22
Recclpts on Sunday.

Receipts ON Sunday.
ST LOUIS-Pcr steamer Belle Of Shreveport
Sundries 80 bales cotton ~ sks cotton seed.
CINCINNATI-Per steamer Mary Houston
Sundries ~ bales cotton "a hhds tobacco.
ST LOUTS-Per steamer II q YaeRer--Sun-
dries ~ bales cotton.
CAMDEN-Per steamer Shannon--Sundries
22l6 bales cotton.
M1NDEN-Per steamer w J Behan-Sundries
800 bales cotton 100 SKIS cotton seed.
SHREVEFORT-Per teamer Bonnie Lee
Sundries 1893 bales cotton 286 SKIS cotton seed
CROSSE TETE Il lt-per steamer b l. Hodge
Sundries "a bales cotton 115 SKIS cotton seed 1879
hhds sugar a4a bbls molasses.
l4AkOUkCHE-Per steamer RoM YOung-Sun-
dries 80 hhds sugar 100 bbls molasses.
LOWER COAST-Per steamer WAOon--Sun-
dries 148 bbs rice 2O6 SKIS rough rice.
ST JAMES-Per steamer Mary 1dn--6 hhds
sugar bbs molasses 20 SKIS rough rice and sun
dries to order.
LOWER COASr-Per steamer Wawenock--ss
bbls rice 9d6 SKIS rough rice and sundries to
order,
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Oriole--sun-
dries to order.
UPPER COAsT--Per steamer Josephine
Sundries to order.
by RAILROAD.
MOIRGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS r R.y
log bales cotton no hhds sugar rs bills molasses.
Fer Steamship josephine. from Galves7on-22l
NEW ORLEANS, ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO
II R-lo14 bales cotton.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-22

MONDAY EVENING. Feb. 81, 1875
COTTON-The sales to-day, summed ND $500
bales. at prices requiring no change In our quo.
tations. We give also the figures ana report
of the Exchange as below.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-22

~ his failihgsl
who will the ribald limo
\. .r,juh tells his lapaa from duty,
q How kisaed the maddenina lips OF vine
Or waiiton ones Of beauty
hut think, while falls The shade between
The erring ONE and Heaven.
Tupt he who loved like Magdalen,
Like her may BIO forgiven.
M, hta the aong whose thunderous chime
Eternal echoes render
Tho mnprnful Tascan'H haunted rhyme
And Millions starry Hplendor.
Hut who his human heart has laid
TO natures bosom nearer
Who pweetrnnh toll like him. or paid
TO love n tribute jearerR
Through all hiH tuneful art, how strong
The human feeling guahes
The very moonlight Of his cong
IL warm with smiles and bushes.
Give deferred pomp tn teeth OF time,
SO "Bonny Doom" but larry.
po, out the Epic,e stately rhyme.
hut spare his Highland Mary y
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-22
Leaves every TUESDAY, ut s .. M.
BAYOU DIES GLAIZEs.

FOR BAYOU DIES GJ.AIzEs.
INDEPENDENT PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, ut .. M. Commend
ing SATURDAY, February 10
- = FOREVERGREEN, COTTON lyki'
Lm4@[ Junction, Moreauville, Big ten s.
Simmsport and all intermediate lans
ings-The light-draught passenger steamer
FRANK WILLARD, 80
Lew Rice, master. +, NJ JofYrion. eierE'
For freight or passage apply on board q
HITE Il CABIN. Agents.
feb l7tf No. 3 Tchoupitoulss s'reas
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BATON ROUGE.

REGULAR BATON ROUGE, PLAQUEMINE
AND COAST SEMI-WEEKLY PACKET
,Ga THE FINE SIDE WHEEL
Alls Alien Jamel. master. Chas, Brush. Jerk,
IL M, and every SATURDAY at s o. M.
Ketur.I1ng, will leave Baton Rouge eyery
THURSDAY and SUNDAY EVENINGS.
For freight or passage apnly on board
clerk will be found al TIE head Of Bienyile
street every TUESDAY and Friday. fe4 tt
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I'm ports,

Assorted mdse. 49,
NEW YORK-Per steamship Hudson-Assort-
Bd mdse.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-22

Brig Nancy Mcdonald, IA days from Martinique
to tnaHtur-Potnt. =.
sehr Jno ii Kranz Pitcher from Havre, to Nor
ton Il Bell-Point
STEAMBOATS,,
J,essie Taylor Lee from Grand Ecote.
n Frazer. Canton. from Lower CoHst.
Rice Farmer. Dragon. from Lower Coast,
Katie. Tohin. FROM Greenville.
Gov Allen Brown. from Bayou Sara.
Henry Tete. Aucoip from Thjbodaux.
Carrie A Thorn, Thorn. from Sinithpprt.
Bertha, Broad, from Washington. ut
Bismarck. Stern, from ~ Louis.
bee. Hymmes, I'm st Louis, with 5barges.
Below-C Coming UP.
Nor bark Marie. Lovald, 40 days from Liverpool.
to master.
Bark jennie Sweeney. Hudson, 10 days from
Philadelphia. to Ocean. Zerega &co.
sailed.
The ship Acadian. from Hayre. and bark Hen
nv Itsen previously reported below. have snled !
The former for baltimore. the latter for Mobile
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-22
LOWER COAST.

INDEPENDENT PACKET-LOWER COAST
DAILY PACKET.
,fms"s" The A No freight steamer
~ i1A6ataST d. Frazer,
- - Leaves the Lower Coast Packet
Landing EVERY EVENING texcept Sunday for
o'clock. Returning to tAe city EVERY FORE.
NOON, except Mondays.
Eor freight engagements apply On board, or to
usu n. u OONOHUE. 7s 0ravier street.
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BAYOU SARA.

FOR BAYOU SARA, WATERLOO,
Hermitage. Port Hudson, Baton
II ..,. Rouge. Plaquemine and way land
ings-The United States mail senli-week
packet Gov. Allen,
Tin place OF W. 8: Pike ]. J. Brown. master.
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY, at o.
.HITE & CARLIN. Agts., 3 TchoupitouIas st.
d23 3m A. G. GODDIN. 40 Magazine.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-22


LARD-Is in light supply and the demand f.
in erHe y n sS sansd ssd ksS
export on private terms: 80 at 13sc. and 100 at
WHISKY ec!iaed is n Light .s, supply and dull
no bbls Louisiana rectified sold at 81 90 Y gallon
COW PEAS-The market has not yet opened
for tho season. but several lots have come in
mixed sold in store at u 50. and a car load OF ~
bags at 81 10 Y bushel.
CORN IN BULK-A tow OF 5000 bushels came
In the absence OF sales for sometime we omit
.HAY-No. sales, The market is bare Of
@ E fhes x0S %sS SRERs 's
Good Id for sPpSs they So sell at ea"s
scarce and would command - bo@N inferior
are quoted at slcs2 80 per Dbl. Potatoes. Russets
are SHuoea q a. srS 10 . 70
bages slo@$l2 per 100. Sourkrout Is unstable.
500 bbls potatoes were purchased for Cuba on
private terms.
BRAN-Is in better supply and no improve
ment to note. No sales; Quoted at SOC = 100 fbs.
CORN IN SACKS-Fair supply with a mod
crate demand Prices for white and white mixed
sacks sold. of which s2s yellow on, private terms.
$50 white mixed at sec. and 100 white at 6Sc per
OATs-The supply is good and the demand
continues moderate Only $50 sacks choice Ga
lena sold OF acc y bushel.
TALL0Wlaood demand and no stock on
RICE-Is still quiet and the market bare Of
prime and choice. We quote Louisiana No. ?.
2!@3c. common ts@4ic, ordinary t.@5c. fair
st@ssc. good s;@6c. prime 6fes6tc. choice Gle
d is good Quote sns psss
s essnn ays Sss prime sSa pa 1sa SoS ot
ordinary lSc, iair iTc. Gaad l7'sc, prime lsc per
sALT.-The stock is ample, with fair de- de-
market offering. OF the two cargoes in ware
house offered by the importers. no sales as
yet We quote dealers rates from warehouse
as si Hsa s ssarss 81 s s9s.Ss I s . st l1[
i ls,sp basS SsEy a Tsss IS * Sac
the demand is moderate. Western are quoted at
i' BEANS 4 And WESTERN PEIs-Lght supply
sas sif 3 Sessn 9ssi's I'd s dd sEs g
green peas 2A@3c = 10.
1liEn FRUITS scarce. Apples are quoted
at R sg9Sis PEACHES y 2 p !, u,,,o. .na -.
supply fair. Choice Goshen is selling at a5c.
mealAm ase3 s0c, choice Western a5@27c, medium
2a gHfE slfserlHr ias,a H. and ,,o
demand only moderate Choice Western factory
is quoted at l2h@1sc. New York cream at lao
STAB 9Asnl y supply and fair de-
COAL QIL-Good, demand: selling at ls9a,c
gallon ;sIl2 LIZ il bbls, and ass27e in cases,
goan d. It s Swah ue sssea sa Ct
$500 so. turkeys sl3@14 . dozen. Louisiana
grown chickens 81 so@5 50, young do. % 800
i!s ducks 81 geesess turkeys sl2Sls ? dozen
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-22

LIvERpOOI,-Per bark Langet--tsss bales
cotton 1900 pcs slaves,
LIVERPOOL Per bark Liverpool-22s2 bales
cotton a pcs slaves.
LIv EHPOOLPer ship Bolgravia~ 1921 bales
cotton 4aD0 pcs slaves. .Ce.f
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-22

BAYOU LACOMBE-Per steamer Jennie
IS, 900 feet lumber order.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-22

Memoranda.
LBy TelecrapA.b
BOSTON. Feb. q, 1876
To VIM Oreeyy.
= The steamship Pottsyille. Capt Winnitt. from
New Orleans, arrived this morning.
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GRAND ECORx.


REGULAR GRAND ECORE PACKET,
Leaves every TUESDAY. ut D. no..
r. - The steamer
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-22

OFFICE N. Q. DEMOCRAT, !
Monday Evening. Feb. ~. 1876. J
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HousE,
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22
Special Aotifts. g

DE. >CHENCK'S FrLNoSIC SYKrP, 81,
WEED ToNIC. AND MANpRtKE rttLs These
medicines have undoubtedly reformed more
cures Of q. usumptiou than any other remedy
known % The American public They .rc com
pounded o: vegetable ingredients. and contain
nothing which osn be in0Irous to the human
cons tjrutiou. u'hrr rcme,lic, advertised -
cures Tor Consumpti on probably contain opium
which y = somewhat dangerous drug iu aH
eases. aud ftrk-n freely ~ conNumptiyr pa
ticnt-, it must DO great injury Tor IL tendency
i To conhnc the morbid matter in The system,
which, Of course, must make a cure impn.N ,tlu
>rhcncA, Pulmouir syrup l. warranted not 70
contain a particle Of o,slm IL j. composed OF
powerful but harmless h.rb>, whi,h Ast on the
mus. liver, stomach, aud blood, aui 'hus cor
ry,t ali morbid >rcrrtiou>. AMI cyprl au thr
diseased matter from thr body. Tlo', ar- the
only means by which Consumption can be
cured. and a. ~chcnrs'> ruim1nir Syrup, Sea
Weed Ioutc. ana Mandrake riHs ,rr ~ ouir
medicine. wAssh Operate in th' way,it' OBJ
y,uu. they lrr The ouiS genuine cure for rul-
mou4ry Cau~1mpt,u- Each bottle OF this IN
,AjuAh.c medicine ,- accompanied hy iuii dircc-
lions pr. ~,h,u,k professionally a. hi,
r,,uc.pl. ofIeC, corner ~i>th ,ui trcn slraot :,
Philadelphia. every Monday. where all letter,
nf advice mn>t be a,ldg..,rd. 5w21
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22

certain, and that neither of the political
parties is likely speedily TO give way. Mr..
kasson and Mr.. Hnrlbst showed how inde-
fensible the position of the Democrats is
as regards these bills. They clearly proved
that for demsgogical purposes the Demo-
Gratis have deliberately set to work to Grip
pie the Government, aud, while they con-
sjiute a majority in enc brsnch of the
Government, set o. defiance the two other
branches The President has very clearly
defined his position In the message which
he sent To the House late on Saturday aft
ernoou, la which he notifies the Democrats
that il the Appropriation bills are Not pass
ed aud signed BY June 80, next, or the un-
expended balances made available until
the Appropriation bills are passed. the eu-
tire machinery ut the Government VII be
suspend. i. IL VIII then be impossible to
send a letter. To manage the Post-Otficc. TO
move IA ship 10 transport soldier. or 10
pay u salary IN the Government service
Private information shows tnat the Pres
ident will hs quite as good as his word.
aud that il the Democrats continue In their
obstinate course the eutire machinery Of
the Government will probably be suspend
Ell July ! next. There remains now or the
fiscal yctr less than two weeks. Mean
while the st Louis convention will mess.
which viii probably be attended by very
con n>idcr.bic portion OF the House Demo-
crat>. A. the situation looks AZ present, II
does MT seem possible rOr the House to
pas The Appropriation bills before The end
OF tie fiscal ycar.-.N. Y. Tribune.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22


The hay crop Ia Western kennebec
promises unusually well. Corn has got a
good start. stands we'll, aud people are
busy with their hoeing. Grain looks first
rate. Pastures abound with feed.
BowpoIN COLLEGE CoMMENC EMESr
WEEK.-July Ola, 1s7G-Sunday, p, IN.
Baccalaureate by the President. Monday
; p. m, Junior Prize Defamation. Tues
day, ; p. M, Glass Day Exercises; : y. M,
Promenade Concert. Wednesday, . a. m,
Meeting of the Alumni Association. I'm
.ortsnt business will cone before the as
socistion aud - full attendance il hoped
tor: 3p. M. Address before the alumni by
Rev. Thomas Hill. II. D., exPresidcnt OF
Harvard; p. m. Concert by Miss a. /.
Cary, Mr.. Ii. NJ. Smith Mr. Myron ".
Whitney. Mr.. Will II. Stockbridge aud The
Philharmonic Club. Thursday Commence
snent Day. Exercise. commence at 10 IL a
m, IS >. N, Presidents Reception. Fri
day, a. M. Meeting of the Maine Hsior-
ical society; 5 IL \. IN. Meeting Of the
Phi Beta Kappa Society; 5 a. m. examin-
alton Of candidates for admission % soi-
lego.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22

Dispatches fram Blaiue, Morton, Conkiing,
lristow aud Hartrauf

WASHINGTON, Jane lC.-lpon hearing
of the nomination of Mr.. Hayes, Mr.. Blaine
sent him the following telegram:
WAsnrNGroN. June IL.
II Gor. Il. II. Hfyes, Columbus, ohio.
/ ohcr You my sincere congraiulaiion, on
Your nomination. II will he alike INV highest
pleasure a, well a. my first political duty TO do
the utmost In my power TO promote your elec-
ton. The earliest moments OF NV returning
and confirmed health viii be devoted TO secur-
ins you i, large vote in Maine A. she would
hsSe given for myself.
j. &. BLAINE.
HARRISBURG. June I6.-Immedia,sly upon
the receipt OF the news OF the nomination Of
Gen. HAYES. the following despatch was sent :
The following i the reply 10 Blaine's de--
patch received this evening:
COLUMBUS, o., June lG.
HeH i. q. Blaine, Washington:
Your kind dispatch has touched me most
deeply and hardly know how 10 respond in
fitting terms. The assurance of your sympathy
and support nerves me tor the contest in which
we are about 10 enter With your returning
health and strength see an omen Of Republi-
can success. | IrLst that all trace Of YOUR re-
cent illness will speedily disappear that you
may be speedily restored 10 your family and
country. send you my despatch since the
nomination. X. B. HAYES.
HARRISBURG, Pa. June Ii.
To Gen. II. b. Hayes. Columbus. o.:
| most sincerely congratulate you on your
nomination. Pennsylvania will surely give YOU
her vote in November. J. r. HARTRANFr.
senator Conkling sent the following telegram
tonight:
Gov. Hayes, Columbus. Ohio:
heartily congratulate the Republican party
and you on your nomination. You need no
assurance OF tbs cordiality Of my support.
Sincerely you're,
ROSCOE CONKLING.
Senators Norton and Conkling, Representa-.
tive Blaine and Secretary Bristow have sever
ally sent kilograms TO Gov. Hayes offering their
congratulations and support.
Senator Norton's despatch was AS follows:
Gov. X. b. HAYES, Columbus, o.:
| congratulate you upon your nomination
for the Presidency, and shall labor earnestly
Tor your success. .. p. MORTON.
Secretary Bristow's:
Gov. X. Il. Hayes, Columbus, o.:
Deg you TO accept my earnest and hearty
congratulations. Your nomination reassure,
victory In November. b. ii. BRIs row.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22
The Nomination at Cincinnati.

TA. nomination Of Gen. Rutherford Il
HAYES. Tor President. and Hon. William A.
Wheeler. for Vice President. was = sur
l.-ise and disapnoirtmeut to the Eepubli-
e..r.of Maine.
they had tondfy honei and confidently
,.n,c,.d ,aat the selecrfon Of President
,,..ll have been accorded TO Maine, hon
o-ol Statesman. Ian.. G El,ina HI.
.-.,,ls.p..bod services ia the marty and f.y
t....r r,rtv.bj, acLuo,ylrd,ea .vocn.ive .hji-
IT, ls, rar,. qualification. r,r tho bi.,b oftica
au.ifba ardnr and sfra,,.,-b nf bis f,,lo,yjnr
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.'"'''iN N'u,d't' "' 'H' par! aiuoh- lht
people.
p.,....h Co.,. ,.,. ,,.., ,,.;ll .,,l,, r,,,.,
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..r,,b;cl ,h. ,,art, ,,,,,, well i,..,,-o,J
Ia. ri,..,l-ios ,,r ,.-,,,,.i,,..,,. No., 49,, !,
STATE. are .,i,;n., ,l,ca ,o.a aerarops a,d
cordial er,dorser,o,., ,f rho ,yis,l,,, o,,bo
...tfo,, of th, fo,.v.rt;,, md ,bo ,I;soo-
,ant elements of the ofeat Ranphlicap nor, =
.r. fa., barmoui<ipo in,o f,u and nm.
wonted unauimity. Hereafter. the question
u,u nat he asked in vain bv I liberals or In.
d.,c,d.r.s ,,.l,..r. ,,,, W.. ,,nscie,,,;o,,st,
throw our votes for reform and an honest
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22

-Perley of the Boston. Journal saws
that after the Committee TO notify Gov
Hayes of his nomination returned to the
Neil House, Columbus. o, there was
speaking to an assembled crowd. Hon.
Eugene Hale. who had been the bearer
OF special telegraphic message from
Mr.. Blaine to Gov. Hayes. came forward
AFTER repeated calls and was loudly ap.
plauded. He expressed the utmost sat.
isfaction and at content with the nominal.
ions made Clnninnati. He begged par.
don for having invaded Ohio with intent
to capture the Cincinnati Convention fol
Maine man.
The State Of Maine will open the ball in
September. and We shall work with a
strong will then as though our gallant
leader headed the ticket With such men
as we present to the people of the United
States. aided by the memories Of the past
and the apprehensions OF the future. tn.
result cannot be doubtful.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22

1t is particularly desirable in the OPEN
ing OF the present campaign, that fall dele
cations should be sent from each town anG
that, for the purpose OF conference and NUT
ual information, as many Republicans.
whether delegates or not, should be pres
ent. For a long time, no active, political
efforts have been put forth in this County,
save by the opposition who are alert,
wstchful and untiring in picking off every
straggler from the ranks. We have heard
of no opposition to the denomination of Mr..
Hale. aud a remarkable unanimity of feel
ing exists in the party. There is danger
however thst this very quiet and confidence
may beeet an apathy, which secret plotters
and mischief workers viii not be slow to
take advantage of. BY vigilance is liberty
maintained, and the same is true of the
ascendeaey aud perpetuity of Republican
principles.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22

engers ran hither and thither with mess
ages. Even AFTER the roll call had closed,
so close was the vote il was some minutes
before 1t was definitely ascertsined that
Hayes was nominated. Then the Ohio men
and friends of Hayes br.ke forth In cheer
upon cheer. As soon as order could be re-
stored. Congressman Frye OF Maine got
the floor, and in brief words thanked the
friends of Mr. Blaine for their hearty sup
port, and moved TO malc the nomiusiins
unanimous. Then followed the prompt
nomination OF Mr. Wheeler a, candidate
for Vice President.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22
roIEcLOAIRE OF NnR1GAlr.

TO~EPu ~.tUETt~ lnd SARAH j ~4rul.r-. ba,b
ot ~urry. sy thc.I .!ttj Gatt., fte tliJftth ,t4
u Apri \ u. lS1i. AaI recorded ia the Ilauya. :
rrEl-tIy of deeds. BoaA Ia r. .c js uuyrgrtf e.,
uIr the undersigned iu mortgage a certain parcel
of real estate -ituateii IN Surry ID the County ui
Hancock ami described follow Bc.Iuulus al
lur southwest corner ol the Baptist meeting
House lot IN surry village, running non thcrly ty
the hnc OF said lot ten rods 10 stake. thence
westerly i0ur rods 10 a stake thence A0uthrrl
tcn ruI' % the highway thence ca.leIly by tar
highway tour rods % tnr place u beginning run.
hnug forty square rods, together with the buytI.
ngs thereon. Nui con ition of said mortgage
having been broken the undcr-lEuet by reason
thereof claim a. foreclosure.
SAMUEL WATSON.
~urry june q, l>-t Su9J
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22
1870

Mr.. Blaine resolved letter Monday
from Josiah Caldwell in which the writer
fully exonerates Mr.. Blaine from all con-
nection with the alleged questionable
railway transaction, in which the names
of Blaine and Caldwell were associated.
He also assumes the responsibility Of
sending that cable dispatch about which
so much has been written.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22

The broken down constitution caused BY
Kidney. Bladder. sni Glandulsr pises,c.. Is
promptly strengthened, huoycd 10, and these
complaints cured by HUNTS REMEDY. stub
born attacks Of DropSy, Female Irregularities.
Complaint. Of the Urno-Gcnitsl Organs, nia-
hctcs. ENcesscs, Iutcmpsrancr, Exhausted VI
trIiv. Gravel, an! Affections Of the PROSTATE
Gland, cured by HUNTS REaEpY.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22

-Winslow, the forger, has been releas-
ed oy the British authorities, and is now at
large In England. The United States will
henceforth regard the Treaty with Great
Britain as abrogated. and her rogues and
criminals will find a safe asylum In this
country.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22

The Utica Herald says. MIR. Blaine
may choose his own future. Whether il be
Secretary OF State in the Cabinet OF Pre,l-
dent Hayes; wcthei ii be senator from
Maine whether it be Speaker OF the
Republican House Of Representative,
about to be elected; tho party aud tie
county will be.rudge him neither
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22

Secretary Bristow has rendered his
resignation. to take effect on the 10Th inst.
Rumor. are afioat that several gentlemen
are 10 succeed him. Among them are
Hurlburt of Illinois, Mess. Chandler,
cameron, New, and Conant.
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22
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Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22

THE 81 UB>CRIBER desires that all HAN Work
l. from combings sc. intended tor her 10 Itkr
should be delivered 70 her PERSONALLY at hrr
shop Opposite the Knginc Hou-r,f on Franklin
street also tor wax Work, al Of which ,hc guar.
rantees satisfaction, and at less price than at s.
others in Ellsworth.
MISS G. VI STEW NRT.
Ellsworth. June ~, 1875. Ipio,5
Ellsworth American., 1876-06-22

The following is record of the several
ballot, Ia the National Republican Convcn-
tipn