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Decorah-posten., 1876-05-25

Gil anrtla9HiHg al arlitIanin nDt
SeritorIum CT ai ,SOrmanrlfabet ior
ilaaepi5 opiert ct 8tlcb al inctll
Spo. Sire al 6ormanolta.
bets Wtolcmmcr bops forellaael
Summm lat III - $50 Spo., Tor
at Rartct fan bliue u~oorbtioCt / Ell
no0et ltgrre WanIeitot.
Decorah-posten., 1876-05-25

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IS. Sri0r, gliOata, Winn;
@m Silsrman. Occult Sane;
Decorah-posten., 1876-05-25
MASSILLON

fcrbeeret, lda at @rseen fan ~ltiares al
hge peo &cpen, on "a cenue WaItine
life, liJelcm "Marlb SarSeter", arbeis
Der peb 9iGlp al SGrertGlte men peS
SerulGnfe, fan ben bruaes ticlist nm
WcrgeneR "a tent ON Alteuen, / Qua
elltr paaet Beir.
Gnaebrtlun ~ SmnifIun.
Decorah-posten., 1876-05-25

Stu Zoe Npril aufom ira &riitln.
uia men 0ompiflbet "Stnt" Ill Sanb.
HES TO QOfomotiper i'll SrNcrb0ncn
yotomotipsrnc lfal tibliGcrs bdpe br-
rel bcnpttct paa ~9rommcuSboneH,
men pGrct Tor Istts Tor DC ltorc
Stiouin1sr paa bcnuc Nanc. Oct
iorIuoer, at Be pile blipe iaane |
BrnA / Nn0uit Wadnco.
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California.
Winona and st. Peter Line

ls the only route for Wnona, Rochester, Owa.
toDnA, hADksto, 1T. Peter, New Uim, and all
points ia Southern and Central Minnesota Its
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CENTAuR
LlNlMENTS.

4s.t laiat aaa }.s hes8aa ass gtf auas8 nsas
Nteaf naw euas latt shal tas Neu&Aag
A@h aeestt ssN a# hes saii Hai tauha Hfateh
assfFt 81 este AsafE'. ~ taFF siH s4trkff sa4t
stts ffsf Fsfs. rnrs khesnafsn ass ) tafeag
range g frsa. h5as E8a maset rsimeats taNn
49, Nr1st}e cevF before discovered
@'lentahe Sass Caunul 8 beFaua i4f eMects q.
thssa fsmsFkstls pFFpsrsii9Ue ChraHl7 Ekra.
n.slism & msuT yatfs stEndlna, NsuT4lsIs.
seAt taess AtrrE raaes WcFf1g s8ssss.
seasiiA. Natra hfras. nist0 tcs llats sn8
effslnea h1mas - ZEE atgst 90 trs aatea ~
he Ahtif NaatAut t1bimeHt
4 49, aesffug TIE gaia AMI keat pithaai )
saF ~ afallafy BARGE tus tks4s Is Niil
iraci ilf P1sssa = Nits saa SINCE ass tas
treat ifem ft go i8ats it ss Ngt ff.eEe5u
80 has tctF. fpset .Atbe lte4 sH3 cala sosul
EfHpti8Hs
- 8as.sa WtstA4f % Asrsrils . nritss
- ff6fa mF htHsHaftsfa tas hees - r. -
thst k4ta bfh uu8lar - stsf a im az blafc
TIE 8fst tfes baf@as - Ceafhur I4ailasnt su.
go q 80 ~ ~sts altGugf iay eruffhes { sm
tsog as.a ifhut fgat saeai stm
niHffA
q b#na Z pusgs., B.ss Prairie. Il
stsN
lvufaar l4im eat trlls letfef tnd lfys u.s.
b . sstis srE5ag fspfthlag 10 20 nfrasr
Nta' l''~ So ffuf iAEsaeut has dome ftr r. b.
p tstlt 3 ts ltis handy. ii isr l.-l,is.
snj O. cass
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Il the old Lake Shore Route. and il the OILY
one passing through Evanston, Lake PJrsrf,
Highland Park, WsrkegAn, Racine kenosha to
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Pullman Palace Cars

are ran on all through trains u this road
| This is the ONLY LINZ running these car.
4 betw cen Chicago and St Paul. Chicago and Nal.
waukee, or Chicago and Riuoaa
Al Omaha our sleepefs eonnt ct with th yer
land sleepers on the Union Pacific HAilf BAD ioi
All points West Of ths Mlssonri River.
| 0n the arrival al the trsina from the EA-t ~
South, the trains Of The Chicago Aortl- West
erp Halfway LRAvE CHICAGO a. follow.
For Council Dluf- OInshs and CAiforfha Tee
Through Trains dsdg, with PGlimsn Palace
Drawing Room and sleeping Cars th-ougi. to
Council Blufs.
For 81, Paul aao Minneapolis, Two Througl,
TrAins daily, With pulimas Palace Cars Alta itd
on both trains
For Green Pay aud Lake Superior, Tao Train.
daily Hiia PnilmGn Palace Cars attached. sud
running through q Marquette.
Ror MlwsuEse. Pour rhfongh Traius daily,
pullDsn cars on nighi tisias, Psri0r Chair Carr
on dap trans
For Sparta aud WinonA and points ia Mime.
sofa. One Jhrough Train daily, ~ith Pullman
Sleepers 10 NiRanA
Tor Dabake, va fFespofi. Trp Through Trains
daily. Ntih Pullman Cars gu night tre.ns
For Dubuks and Ia Crosse va Clinton, Tee
Through TrAins daily. ~itb pullmsn Care On
night rain 10 Mctireger. lo~b.
For ksouN City aud iknston. Iso rfAlss daily
Puiiman Cars 20 Missouri VALLEY JaBcti0n
For Lake 0tnsvG FsuF Trans daily.
For kockf5rc- ttefllsg, keposha, JsHesvslis,
and ether points, yos eAn have from i~o tea
trains daily.
New YoFa 0fl-s, as Brotdwsy; Boston Once,
No. . stats STREET Omaha Osiss rs FaFubAH
str-el, Kan frssctseo Ufses, izi Montgomery
Street, CticAgo Ticket uftcss, "a Arb street.
ander fhefmaa Haze e0rasf Cau4i ard Iaai.
son stlvets; Kisns street Depot. esfrer "
kkaEas sad LsaAi strsess, Hetis stFeet Lrgot
10rner Nells AID kanxls street
Pr gttss u infofnation not attain lole ffoga
sesl ho@s 'irtss sgshts, sgpiy -
". II. hTKsBEFr, MAhFlA HusHfrz,
uen. Pass Agt. Chleag9. Dea.naps, CE4cAKQ.
sssis
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The yellow Centaur LiniMent,

i .en6 Is. tst ts sa.t 60 ssaer- - h.a.p
atA mHt
3hs i.u..b a.. .uis8 MOI, s r.hsd
- nrl. 8 g. 60 hd ss4 Ga BED Horse. ID
4 ? fess hsr -, 81 ths Fsni r. ul fHt
enpttif u ed age. i,s 81 efs are ylrHssy a.n.
Jtsal
We iAfs tifusaud up.u fhJ#st uir ~ q "a 4
rties Dr.. - %. fsii swuk. .....
~ ufF fanlf vest y ~ f. -
sftfea Al fruHd uiteH fllaa oe4ts a
eets 4yfra m ~affsleta "a tl esum uesn
'n n~c q D. suf l. umrHfs Aaioh Tapidls cute q
uefr- b atiliy rec uBzetd 30,
HEN Gro ". FERRIS
Aalur,iie k,hlban Co, : y"
bfkE .Iss Lave used yuuf Caufaar 1. 81.
meni 10 Hiy fmiiS sHi sad h 90 g. Etrsl
value Peas srnt mr tsua aisfs worth. pac
i3r sht WIiet hofs g.
Riley SICKLE
FAi, ttttn asoni x 20 "a
itmtkf- vviy hrp J q rricr shat "a, casr
IT,, sheihs. n g. Wrench, rprsil, folI-att.
Ia Fboi q Scratches Or Ismaa,s,ef atp klat
b. "a sic he ssm4 Lyenmtu. otaRt
80 pfielo Pam ia Sc. .boRli never be- sitt u
ant the leH0s Dentaur tialment II If sold
ever wherr, aud warranted "a Il eftsis
Laboratory Of ] b. Rose 4 Co,
Is Dey ST. Sew York.
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tNANfED --ARtnt- 10 cAaysR. ~ the anthen.
w tic and complete Life II Gen nsyes, our
uelt President, by COL Il n C0nsoli, Noe is
the opportunity The ueoDie are ready f1r 10
Addtesz - IS RrhSEELIl Publisher,
Bnstou Mass
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AGENTS WANTED ron TINE CHEAT
CENTENNIAL HISTORY.

II soils r. stef than any other book ever publish
cd. One agent roid 81 copiss Ia day send tos
our e1tla terms 10 Agents Ma ignd Publ hing
Cos PiiAdsiphta, "a
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Price, Tpentg.E5ce Cent?
NEWSPAPERS
ADVERTISING.
oSE HUNDRED AAD FFH EDfTI0s

c0htslting a 5nplsts llst Of 81 tbs 30 sus H.
the Unltad states. the territories AID lha DO
miniJn y CsDAds, having ; p9pHla iioa gfeatsr
tb1B 100 according 70 tie i { census tgethfr
sitb ne nxnles II De newspapers having sha
largest local oifeaiatiqn IA ID - the pisces
nsmsa Also, catalogue VI H6Nrps pefs aAGeh
are rreffnmen1ed - adFefitsfFs a. giFuR great.
ct vssns ~ pfsgofilgn ~ prices eb4fsed Also
81 hessps pcfs IL gbs Gated 1iatss Ahd Csnada
print NJ over UY9 copies each u nc. Also Al
TIE EaIgioQs. agricultural seirHftas and roc
a. setaHietsisi lnsufAnen, Iesi estate. ias sport
4ng. HiusiiAi, fashiaa, sAd os4ef sPseiai class
journals ttrY oogatirte lisis J9gsihsr ath
eSuyssts bet ~ over s0J y fnth pspera pusted
10 the Lnlaad mates -. as ssssy aFoa I'd
FrFtislDE. hA1y tables II Fstfs. sh1W TX the
tDss d AdYtHlsiHg u Fasi.Hs neNsp psfs. sAe
ersry lltng Hbleh bsglabfr 10 advertising
Hgaa Ike q. kh0w.
GE0 p. lowell Co. 81 Fars Hos,s.Y
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Freeport Dubuque Line
Chicago & Milwaukee Line

IL the only route for Elgin, Rockford, Freeport
aud all points via Ffeeport Its
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-03

Leamons Dyes Color silks
eamoHs Dyes Color WooIens.
Lemons Dyc- Color Cottons
Leamon's Dyes Color Anything.
HUgxe's ssll hem. book giving fun and
r1pn i recii3ns vii le sent to any une ~
al r. sting m PROJECTORS WELts, iicaAKpsoS
4 Go bur ilgtau, VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-03
$4,000 in
DAMAGED DRY GOODS.

None should TAIL 20 call and see our
goods and get prices We shall con.
iinue the sale through April You
that cannot come, send Tor samples =
500 pieces Prints, none over &c. none
OF your 6 20 II yard pieces, remnants
&c. Cottous OF AL kinds 80 inch fine
&c per yard. Cotton, 40 inch. 3 cts,
Bleached Cottans, SO inch. Sc. Fruit
Of The Loom. lie. Wamsutta. l2lc
Sheeting ga, heavy blcaohed 80 cts
~ inch illow Case Cotton 3 cents
Largest stock choice Sheetings IN the
state, 25c goods for IS to lilc, 500
pieces
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CastOria.

IL IL a mistake 10 u5pose that Ca-toiia is not
adapted 10 grown persons AZ well as children
they only need 10 increase the qaAnit But
children have 80 many complaints Tor which Cas
1TtA is adspted--llke wind collie, sour omach,
sorns letter, teething snd Group, IN 4 II isl
peciAly recommended for them
Ito Effects are more eertsin than castor oil
contains no Alcohol and is IS pleasant to lake AZ
honey. IL never gnpes. By rcgulati the
stomach aud bowels, II cools the blood, expals
worms and prevents feverishness quiets the
geryes and produces health -rhen Of course chill.
nsn can sleep ~ quiet ans mothers can rest q
CsttoriA ia recommended by all phy-icians and
nurses who have tr-d IT, and it Is having a rap.
IDLY Increasing sale II is prepared Nth great
care alter the recipe OF DR.. Samuel Pitcher OF
Massachusetts, st the Laboratory % j b. Rose
Co., &c DEFY street, New York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-03

Beautiful, arabic, Ea-ie, Economical, and
will resist water belt Than any other pain
manufactured Every man hi- own painter
bfeaure the Rubber Paint i ready 10 use and
sold by the gallon only. lhis paint IN made Of
the purest ami mos. durable msteiial her tof1fe
useu by painiers conbfoi with iafg" pi0p0i q
lion Of India Rubber which is chcuiicblg unitef
IA such manner as 10 form q smooth. glossy
urn. durable, olHstic and beauti al pant which
becomes o. mly cemented 90 he tu5Blauc, q
which u IL APP led Ia ordinary paint the acid
use in corudiug The lead IN short time ~.
sunes and destroys the oil which IL The lie 81
the pant la this paiut the ruutef aud rlsmi
calls are 20 united with the pigment aud oil tha
this cot0dlug Dies net take place bat a perma-
lent chemical comp0unt Is formed and tbs paiut
r mAins for years az elastic aud brilliant A.
when hfst ~ Piled The Rubber paint il unsf
iected by changes ~ temperature, " imperyiOns
70 water, IL adapted 10 al classes Of work and l.
10 every WAY batter paint tor either inside ~
ontside wOfk than Nny other pEint knO~n, aud
vii iaet st ieast three lines a. long Rubber
Paint suitable for hoofs Ia = d gallon cam
For cifctiars and sample card oi colgrs cal on
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DRESS GOODS

Largest assortment IN the state, at
one half their valCe. Everything IN
the line Of Dry Goods on hand at all
times
GEO W, HlLL1AHD,
Al Directly uppo-i Depot,
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hiage3 rffeaaaia --ltoes hsr aas'
tey GET ihe8 hsafy
WHIST T. a1Ainw 4 fsoles,
81 tag uitlsut lsE.
Western sciilet The eobteats
"a Is baeie
Daring thBs Is, wrsther il i pef.
Hf easg 81 maa b III "a the
shade Z a grocery asd 6gsfe that one
Waits maa caa pAip g indians
Nashville man answerod Chi
easa Advertisement How d sin Al
potar and received iar bis two dollars
tht following Haa iouf aces Of don't
p8c
,eat u.lses ASP Win 4
sHag II dfe crackers attached g. die
sasalse thal ,be American r-puflir is
pltle sueeess
Agricultural journal Qaestioa--
"a Nu ,snqaltot please inform me how
lie L "a defs sat rHcumhers Al.
he most common wa. =. We
#8sf3 sb~a ahfoad {. u sail thcm
na salt
hay newspaper IL indianapolis
t.tai aaut. a5gsr AID anybody seat
three Hsue. sBd thirty cents will
seiaf .ask -loaes
Gso plssleian de.erts bis pro.
ltsitH iaf tbe'puipil the Inference IL
tHat hg can zach better than be ecu
pfcitec
TO- Norwich Eulletlp saws that
St. ialaates scfmoas read Ia loud
,are mia potatocfeId. will drive
AVA iHe tags
Nr Evarts spoke ia bic Grafton Of
uaf deats 10 the men oGl116 All /
would that Al! our debts were 10 the
men ofl7sg
Atiy r. :, Jo.enb NJ, has no
come 10 accustomed 10 watering her
RJwcrs that she v as out with her wa
teriog bot Ia The rain recently. shelter
GA nv an umbrella
i, ,ho uinao,y ~ /, .bon !, :, IN
.es,e ,,,, of1onaon /. mi. aonounce.
meui, foods removed, messages
iskou, carpets beaten. and poetry com.
posed % any subject
An enthusiast who had been TO
hear Anna Dickinson lecture wrote to
her saving. With YOU / could be hap.
~ ina desert And she wrote bacK:
No man WI ever nave a chance to
deseit nc
a debtor severely questioned az
e the reason q his not paying just
debt, replied solomon was a very wise
man, and Samson very strong one,
but neither Of them could pay his debts
"''aou' Hoeey'
FLORIDA alligators are getting so
dainty about what they eat that when
uald-headed Noitherner falls over
board 'hey snih around him aud wait a
long time before taxing nm 10 out OF
polliics
j. i not time that you paid me that
I'VE dollars said the farmer to his
neighoor laint due, was the reply
but, SAID the farmer, yon promised to
pay me when you got back from New
York. Well, haln't been there, was
The reply
say country. have Won got any bav
seed ia your hair cried city chap,
who was walking with his companion
down West street, Just behind a farm.
e.. wal. | guess there's lots Of II
there, seen how the calves run artcr
me, a. the satisfactory answer
,,al.,.., u.,
- ,,;a..ti. ~,
y,s =, ~ /" 80"
selfg said the proprietor, augrily.
Thank you. will, said the tramp. as
hc picked up a bottle Of whiskey and
two loavrs Of bread and disappeared
l,.hn,.n i. -. 49,. 49,.
r.,,,a.a.te -. ~ a.,
aa;.l.i,,.,. ,.,i.,o,. 1...l t.s ~,
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Green Bay Marquette Line

Is the only liue for JGnesville, Waterfowl, Fond
Do Lac, Oshkosh, Appleton, Green Bay, Esoa.
naba, hegAunee, Marquette, Houghton. Han
cock and The Lake Superior Country. Ils
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STARTLING
H II n ID n NJ u - II N.
THE HOME

A MAGAZINE q nearly 20) laTge pages, fied
slth ~ scei Soy, ~ every member OF the family
hieat Il r. and la aud hss bag circulation
We Sili send u - t-1sid, 10 any address one
}cir for onls 81 Aud read Ga FIR only 80 cis
&c vi send III following siI articles Of leweirs
veil worth 50, tor yonfrclf. or to seli and ii
mango ogc set fne heavy ehrG studa, war.
tahiea, Aad usual price 81 slone one fine Ring,
Tor sly u geui nsual prcs IS CITE, one pair ele
can't hitets Buttons, IS cis, fBe Watch cham
rs cts !, heavy c0llar button rs cts aud !
~ ~ elegAut bosom piD, ait beautiful stone
ttil. We viii send the eutira xix articles by
nsil. poe pa 70 any address. for only 80 cts
~ LIE huhE aud the iewtlry al one time to
cue sdiress, both for onl siz5.
N n0WLES,
Woodftrd OF BENIN {ton, v /.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-13

Every republican in the city OF Augusta
should cas-, vote to day for the repuoil'
can candidates. 1t is a duty they owe them
selves, their party and country. For the
election to-day is not simply to decide VINO
shall administer the city government the
coming veal, but to proclaim to the coun-
try how our city stands in regard to the
national struggle which has already be-
gun. If the republicans gain victory in
this election it will strengthen the republic
can side in Congress, and encourage the
republican party everywhere. The news
will reach New Hampshire in good season
to inspire our friends there with the hope
of victory in the sharp contest which oc
ours in that State tomorrow. Let no re-
publican therefore tail to be at the polls
to-day. as he wishes we'll to the repubi-
can cause next November. Every vote
now bears upon the coming elections OF
the year. Away with apathy, personal
feeling about men. and any other
hindrance in the way of voting, and
give an honest and hearty support to-day
to the republican ticket for the sake of re-
publican principles. Vote early, help 9TH
ers to the polls. do your whole duty as
citizens and members of the republican
party.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-13
Gal for The Republican National
Convention.

srhs Dext Union Republican National Conven-
,;on for the nomination of candidates tor fresl-
dent and Vice President. Of the nited States VIII
h. hold in the city of Cincinnati, on W edne sday,
lime l4th, 1876, At II o'clock noon and will con-
;st Of delegates from each state equal To twice the
number of It's Senators and Representatives IN
Congress and Of two delegates from each organ
i,szi Territory and the District of Columbia.
In calling the convention for the election OF
aelegates the committees of the several States are
recommended to invite all republican electors and
ali other voters, without regard TO past political
difference OF previous party Animation, VINO are
opposed to reviving sectional issues, ana desire to
promote friendly feelings and permanent harmony
throughout the country by maintaining ana en-
forcing sill the constitutional rights OF every GU
yen including the full and free exercise OF the
riCht of suffrage without intimidation and with
out fraud. and who are in favor OF continued pro-
secu,ion and fuller punishment OF all ofncia as
banesty and an economical administrator
of the government by honest, faithful ana capapie
officers who ale in favor OF making such reforms
in the government experience may from Tune
to time suggest who are opposed 70 liupalriuS me
credit of the nation by deprecialng any OF It's oo-
i;patious and in favor of sustaining IN every way
the national faith and financial honor; who hold
tha, the common school system is the nursery OF
American liberty and should be maintained alb
solutely free from sectarian control; who be-
Iieye that for the promotion of these ends the
direction of the government should continue to
be confided to those who adhere to the principles
of l776, support them incorporated IN the con-
stitution and laws. and who are in favor OF recog
nizing and strengthening the fundamental princi
pie of national unity in this centennial annivers
sary of the birth of the republic.
fSionedl. E. d. MORGAN,
Chairman of the Republican National Committee
VIM. L. CHAMBER, Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-13
GENERAL We Ms.

Postmaster General Jewell has Just entered a
firm in Detroit apecial partner, contributing
to the capital Sl000 900
A daughter Of Fernando Wood is to be married
to a Washington lawyer in April, and great prep
arations are in progress for the event.
The Alta California says that it is as useless to
try to keep the American adventures out of the
Black Hills as to try to keep woman out \
dry goods store.
a debating society is preparing to wrestle with
the following question: "Resolved, That man
who PLAYS ACCORDION and keeps a barking
dog can't be a Christ an"
A successful sheep raiser of Nevada says that
sheep are better than bonds you tear off a
coupon every six months half big as the bond
and the bond is left as big as it was.
When the war began, cautious old Frenchman
Of Vincennes, Ind, got his silver together and
buried it. There was basketful, and the other
day he dug it up and deposited it in a bank.
A New Hampshire farmer waters his milk in
this style. He feeds the much salt as
they will eat, and this increasing thirst he gives
them all the water they will drink; and the more
water they drink the more milk he receives.
gale from the northeast. which prevailed for
a week. drove back the water in Niagara river to
such remarkable extent last week that rocks be-
low the falls which usually twenty feet under
tween Goat Island and Prospect Park could be
easily fofded, and the great Horseshoe Fall lost
fully two-thirds of its immense body of water.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-13

Suppose we compare records: Jeffer-
son Davis was democratic Secretary of
War during Pierce's administration and
John B. Floyd during Buchanan The
Infamous history of the former is well
enough known; the latter ran away from
Washington to join the rebel army while
under indictment for being privy to the
theft of $4,000 in bonds from the de-
partment of the interior in 1860. The
last time tue democrats had their hand al
administering the National Government,
about the whole of Buchanan's Cabinet
turned out traitors or thieves, and during
the fifteen years of republican admnlstra-
ton, the party and country have been
well served in respect to the fidelity and
honesty of Cabinet ministers. Belknap's
disgrace is his alone, for neither the Pres
ident nor the republican party has sus-
tanned him in his irregular PRACTICES
NorOtch, Conn, Bulletin.
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PO[/YICdL.

The man Wolf who has been giving testimony
adverse to the Navy Department is said to be a
man of very bad habits, and not credible wit
ness.
The Massachusetts, Republican State committee
will meet in Boston on the 18th inst. to decide
upon .he time and place for the State Convention.
The Boston Post says that "lleister Clymer is
40 years old, one of the tallost and most hand
some men in Congress- And one of the slim
NEST Judging by his blunders investigator.
Mr. Clymer, so busy in exposing frauds among
Republicans. is himself to be investigated. His
alleged connection with certain Kentucky railway
swindles is to be looked into.
Our man Tarbox appears to be creating quite
little sensation on the stump in New Hampshire.
A correspondent of the New York Times says
that on one occasion che succeeded in half empty
Jog the hall, and in raising a wonder in the minds
of the remainder how so shallow man had ever
got into Congress from the cultured State of Mas
sachusetts. Boston journal.
The New York Herald, which has been very
bitter about the Belknap developments, says;
mo remedy for the evils from which we suf
fer could well be worse than that Of handing this
country to party that is only the iag end of
the Confederacy; that believes Andersonville
was modern Garden of Eden and regards jeff
Davis as martyr and a patriot. That is not
remedy that the people will accept
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-13
Soldiers of the Union Army vote to-
day as you fought.

1t is time now for the democratic inven-
tions to commence spelling. One OF
these, which has been circulated indus
triousIy in the democratic papers for some
days past, charged that there was the
most positive evidence that Attorney Gen
eral Pierrepont intefered with the prose-
cuton in the Babcock trial. and that he
used his high position to secure Il verdict
of aquittal, and that in evidence Of this,
Distriet-Attorney Dyer. Gen. Henderson.
and Mr.. Broadhead would testify to the
fact under oath District-Altorney Dyer,
however, has knocked this lie in the head
by telegraphing the Attorney General that
the charge is wholly false. District-At-
torney Dyer ought to be good authority.
The report which stated that Minister
Schenck was recalled at the request of the
British government is also another lie.
Vote early and see that your neighbors
do likewise.