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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-02-10

When you visit or leave the CITY OMEN
YORK.. save annoyance amt expense ~ carriage
hire and stop at the GRAND UNION HO-
TEL. opposite the GRAND CENTRAL. DEPOT.
Il ha' over $50 elegantly furnished rooms and Is
lifted np AZ nm expense ~ over s3Ip.uup. Elcya-
tor, steam and all modern improvements. la
ropran Plan. The HEsTAIRNNT>.L Lunch
counter and Vine Rooms are supplied with the
best me market can furnish. The cuisine h. I'M
surpassed Rooms for . -in% ic person. : o., SISu.
amt :. per DAY. rch suites f,r ilnIlic, proportion
Atcy lpw, - that visitors t. the city AMI travel
cf- can I've more luNurlpu-Iy, Tor le-- money lt
the GRAND Mon, than AT any other irst-cll--
Hotel ia tine city. STAGES and Cars pass the itu-
TEL every inmate tor a parts ut the CIt,.
Tvs. G.. r. x ~. b.t.NRRI~D< Managers
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-02-10

Alta Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth within
and for the County OF Hancock, on the'lst We'd
nesdav of Feb. 4. D.. l$aG.
r1iIEO. c. wOODMAN, "n al. Executors ot
l The last W i'll and Te-t1ment Of Daricl RON
inson, late of Bucksport, in said Coun y, decea-
ed having present ted their lst account OF admins
tration upon said estate tor Probate
ORDERED:- That the said Executors give notice
thereof to all persons interested. BY causing
COPY of this Order TO he Published three week.
successively in the Ellsworth American, printed
IN Ellsworth that they may appear at "a Probate
Court to to be holden at Ellsworth, on the End
Wednesday OF Apr. next at ten OF the clock in the
forenoon and shew cause, ii any they nave why
the same should not be allowed.
3w6' PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true Copy-Attest :CHAs. p DoRR, Register.
fHE SUBSCRIBER hereby give public notice
] to all concerned that he has been duly APP
pointed and has taken upon himself the
trust of an Administrator of the estate of
ELIJAH l.. NJ. ALLEN, late OF Mt. Desc It,
in the County Of Hancock, deceased by
giving bond the law directs he therefore re
quest all persons who are indebted to said de-
ceasetl's estate to make immediate payment, end
those who have any demands thereon, to exhibit
the same for payment.
ANDREW J. WHITING
Feb 2 lS1G 3w6+
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-02-10

Franklin.
Report of school, taught by L. A. Crab
tree at n. E. Harbor closing, Jan. 2lst.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-02-10
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS

InstAn,cr cures Toothache in one moment.
3lif.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-02-10
fepal 1 3

TO THE HON. Judge of Probate OF the County
OF Hancock.
THE UNDERSIGNED. a. +. Burnham, Admin
i istrator of the Estate Of VIM. Mason, late of
Easibrook, in said County OF Hancock, decea sed,
petitions your Honor to grant him license to sell
and convey the Real Estate of said Mason situa-
ted in Eastorook I'm said County, containing fifty
acres and valued six hundred dollars, as shown
by the inventory of the rs tate OF said Mason filed
in the PROBATE Court of said County in sept
Term lst5 for the purpose of paying the debts of
said Mason, and the cost Of Administration
a. r. Burnham, Admir-.
February 2nd, 1876.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK ss.-Court OF Probate, February
Term, a. D., 1876.
Upon the foregoing Petition, ORDERED THAT
said petitioner give public notice TO all persons
interested, by causing copy os the petition and
this order thereon, to be published three weeks
succes sively IN the Ellsworth American, news
paper published in Ellsworth in said County that
they may appear at court Of Probate for said
County, to be held at Ellsworth, on the I'd Wed.
nesdly OF Apr. next, az ten of the clock in the
forenoon. 70 shew cause, fanny they have, why
the prayer or said petitioner should not be grant
Ell.
PARKER Tuck, Judge,
Attest :-CuAs. F. DoRR Reg'r. 3w6.
a true copy-At:est: CHAS. Z. DORR, Reg'r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-02-10
LEGISLATIVE MATTERS.

AUGUSTA Me-, Feb. s.
H~,tator Wheelwright reported resolve
~ aa'horjze the County of Penobscot to
procure a loan of s. 600 and issue certain
bonds To that amount.
The cost of the visit of the Joint Stand
.- Committee on agriculture, to the State
Agricultural College, was $50. A res olive
providing for its payment was given Il
..~>a-r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-02-10

All cases of Coughs. Colds, Catarrh or Con-
sumption may be much relieved by Forest Tar
and Forest Tar in Solution, ard durable cases
NAV be cured by continued use of it. Forest
Tar Saye has great healing power in cases of
Cuts, Bruises, Burns. or iadoent Sores. For
est Tar Soap cures Salt Rheum and all diseases
of the skin, and is the best shaving soap IN the
market. Prepared by The Forest Tar Co., Port
land, Me, Ask your druggist for them,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-02-10

large volume would not contain the mass
of testimony which has accumulated in favor of
DR.. WistdT's Bdlsdm ofIVHd Cherry as a safe
co Ids and pulmonary disease. Many of the
cures are truly wonderful. 80 cents and 81
bottle, large bottles much the cheaper.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-02-10
IBN TELEGRAPH.
From Augusta.

Dispatches to the Ellsworth American
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-05-27
River and Hnr1or Itcmr.

Tie schooner Bismarck completed her
cargo of timber Monday. and undertook
to get out the same evening. but the
wind came down so heavily from the
westward ~ To force her on the east
bank of the channel, and she wis de,ain-
ed until Tuesday morning. when the
Mary Newton succeeded i'm getting her
off.
The schooner PenSatlkec took OH Il car
go of lumber at this port from Bullen &
Nelson's mill. The Pensaukee, we be-
lievc, is the largest vessel that has loaded
in our river, she carrying 100000 feet of
lumber.
The tugs lave been kept very busy
this week towing lumber and logs.
The Eliza Williams returned from ihe
Sault OH Tuesday, bringing with her the
drcdge that hail been ut work on the
canal at that place.
The schooner Anglo Saxon loaded with
GImUcT, tItu ltll lOL SOliih
day morning.
The tug Eva English has had her cab
i'm rebuilt. 1t has been made much
smaller, giving room to get around on
her Ieck. She has been otherwise fitted
for convenience i'm towing.
The schooners Fleetwing and Lewis
Day have both taken cargoes of cedar
posts from Humphrey & McAulay. for
the Chicago Market.
The schooner c. G. Trowbridge ar
rived Monday morning with partial
cargo of feed, which she has discharged,
and has taken the cargo of lumber that
was OH the Roscius, which has lain here
all winter, finishing her load with 2OO,-
600 shingles from Mr.. LangdOn.
The departure of the vessels that have
loaded i'm our river this week gives de-
serted appearance to the locality in the
neighborhOod of the docks.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-05-27

Yesterday forenoon little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. &. Haywood, of Duncan
City, met with Il painful and what might
have proved fatal accident. She fell
out nf the second story window of their
residence and struck upon stump that
WIS under the window and was badly
lacerated in the calf of her right LEG, and
bruised abOu' the shoulder. DR.. Perrin
was called, and he extracted from the leg
a number of slivers from the stump,
which run into the flesh ami broke of
one that was an inch and half i'm length
and about three-quarters of an inch in
diameter had penetrated to the depth OF
two and half inches AMI a number OF
others about the size of lead pencil, and
varying i'm length, were taken out.
The doctor says the child bore the pain
Of the operation much better than many
persons of mature years would have done.
He thinks the bruise on the shoulder was
caused from striking against the side OF
the building when she fell.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-05-27
Board Of Supervisors.
SATURDAY, May 20, 1876.

SATURDAY, May 20, 1876.
The Board of Supervisors met pur-
suant to adjournment.
The roll called. Present-Wm. b.
Ellis, of Inverness; John Heaphy, of
Duncan; James Barclay of Beaugrand !;
VIM. Newman, of Grant; Antoine Shen-
anequette, of Burt; Henry H. Kezar,
Chairman. of Benton.
VIM. q. Ellis moved that the meeting
adjourn until o'clock P. NJ, at which
time they met again aud passed the
following resolutions, viz
Reso,ued. That no accounts be audited
and allowed until the annual meeting of
the Board Of Supervisors. ; Carried.
Resolued, That the Sheriff be ordered
by the Chairman of this Board to make
ont Jail report and present the same at
the next meeting of the Board of Super
visOrs. Carried.
There being no more business to do
at this meeting they then adjourned un-
til Tuesday, the 18th day of June next,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
HENRY H. KEzAR, Chairman.
MEDARD METlvIER, Clerk.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-05-27

Local Commissioner Chandler has just
received information that the special
meeting of the Emmet county supervis-
Ors called far the purpose Of considering
the survey bill of the Cheboygan and
Emmett Lake and River Improvement,
resulted i'm the decision not to pay the
bill. Full particulars have not as yet
been received rs to. their reasons for such
refusal. The maiin reason given at the
last meeting for the non-payment of the
bill, and the only one of importance since
urged against it, was that the maps
and plans were not on hand. This, we
thought ut the time, was only an excuse,
and the action at the meeting Tuesday
confirms that opinion. The maps and
plans were presented to the Board by
MIR. Keep, OF PetOskey, who was assist
ant engineer on the survey, and fully
competent to explain everything con-
nected with the survey. This was not
what they wanted. For some reason
they seemed determined not to pay this
bill. Mr.. Chandler was not able to be
present at tie meeting of the Board, but
this, probably, made no difference. The
action of the Board is extraordinary, as
we'll as incomprehcnsible. This action
of the Board is strongly condemned by
the majority of the citizens of that coun-
ty, as well as by all right-thinking per-
sons everywhere. The effect will no
doubt be to stop all state road work in
that county for an Indefinite period.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-05-27

their columns but, notwithstanding
their efforts, they failed to awake the
citizens from their lothargic condition.
1t IS true at one time in the village coun-
Gil there was spasmodic interest arous-
ed i'm the matter, and some informal talk
indulged i'm, but it was allowed to stop
at that, no definite action being taken.
1t is to be hoped that the result of the
late fire will be such as to arouse our cit
izens, and that the question of adequate
fire protectionwill be agitated until some
provision is made for our protection.
There is no question but had there been
any efficient means at hand that the
greater portion of the loss at the fire
could have been avoided. Let us have
some protection, and that without de-
Law
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-05-27

All Boats Of the Line to Call Going
Both Ways.


Both Ways.
Messrs. Humphrey & McAulay have
received letter from Secretary A. NJ.
French, Of the Northern Transit COM
pany, in which the gratifying assurance
is given that our village will have the
benefit of the facilities afforded by this
favorite line of steamers for shipping
and travel. He says that instructions
are for each and every boat OH the line
to Chicago to stop here going
both ways. and If our citi-
zens give them sufficient encouragement
the arrangement will be permanent
one, thus affording our citizens more
frequent facilities for receiving goods and
travelling to and from our village than
they have heretofore enjoyed, and we
feel confident that the company can de-
pend on receiving their due proportion
of the shipping and passenger traffic of
the place.
The boats, when OIL time, will call as
follows: going west, 10 chicago, Oh Mon
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, in the
morning; going to Detroit and cast. Sum
days, Wednesday, and Fridays, in the
evening.
, We understand that Messrs. Humphrey
& McAulay have been appointed agents
OF tbs. line both for passengers and
freight, and that i'm q short time they
will be supplied viii, tickets to all poin's.
This will be- quite IN accommodation to
our citizens. anu will undoubtedly be ap-
prcciated.
Cheboygan has long needed additional
means of transit, and now that they have
been Afforded us. it is To be hoped that
due encouragement may be given. in the
way of patronage io make it to the In
tereSt of the line to call regular Is.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-05-27

Probably the fastest time ever made
between ChebOygan and the Sault was
made by the tug Eliza Williams, Capt.
Greenfield. last Sunday. The boat left
the dock at this place at precisely IL
o'clock and reached the dock at the Sault
at 7:45, in the evening. making eight
hours and fOrty-five minutes running
time. This. considering that twO-thirds
of the distance was In the st. Mary's riv-
er, where much of the way there is a
very strong current, may be considered
extraordinary time, and is worthy of a
record. If there has ever been faster
time We should like to hear of it.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-05-27
who Carried off the Gable ?

On the 9th of April the telegraph
cable crossing the straits was broken, and
a portion of it carried away by vessel
or steamer dragging her anchor. The
managers of the Western Union Telc-
graph company are desirous of ascer-
tanning just where the portion of the ca
bic carried off was dropped. 1t is pre-
sumed that the captain of the craft which
broke it withbOlds the Information
through tear of the consequences. The
object OF the company in desiring the
information, however, is only to gain the
knowledge of somewhere near the locality
it was dropped in order to save any un-
necessary expenditure In graphing for
it. The value of the cable is about ST.
500. Any information left at any of the
Western Union offices will be of great
service to the company, and We trust that
any person able to give the desired in
formation will no longer Withhold it from
fear of prosecution.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-05-27

The tug Southern Bell, owned by
Chambers Brothers, of Point ST. Ignace,
arrived yesterday evening.
The Maud Sammons started, this morn
ing, for Mullet lake and Indian river.
Mr.. Sammons going up to see about the
work on the inland navigation improve
mcnt.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-05-27
Ladies'.

The latest and last summer hats i'm to-
day, purchased in N. Y. city also). Best
styles, lowest prices. Please call early
as l am to be at Mackinaw OH
Tuesday.
Mrs. /. S. HUCKINs.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-05-27

The G. P. N. company will have their
mill wood delivered any where
in the village at IS cents per coid.
You will find 1t the most pleasant sum.
mer wood you can use, and the most
economical. Leave your orders at the
mill, or with Burt Hayden, teamster.
. ls.it
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-05-27
TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. MAY 27, 1876.
THE FIRE FIEND AT WORK.

It's Work Completc-The Need Of Ad.
equate Fire Protection Manifested
Heavy Loss NO Insurance Plen.
~ Of PeOPle-LOts Of Water, but
NO OrganiZatiOn-Resu Ruin.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-05-27
Fast Time.

Mrs. /. S. HUCKINs.
, 1876-04-12

No1i5ci @eri9t. Tplgenoe
,sdlle fomen gtltern in oieIem 8eri6te
AIR 8er6onblung:
@ilion 8pmlcr, on9efIoot bic Gne=
line 8plpler scidimpft, mibbanoelt uno
nit G6ldgen 9eorpbt su baden, puroe
entloIicn.
So6n Senrp, farbi9, onscfloet slren
God i'm 99ertbe ppn $3.50, Gigentbnm
bcs Yurmcl Sbomas, scitpbIen 5u ba=
ben, muroe cntlnIen.
4biIip 2ambert. onoefla9t oegen
Srunfenbsit uno unorocntliden Setra=
"ens oui Der @troBe, ,pnroe $3.50 9e=
itraft.
Senoerlon gromr, furbi9, anscflast
~ &C. Srunfenbeit. nnoroentli1en Se
truyens unb Der 8olisci Wiocrltono 9e=
lciitct sn baden, wuroe 50 gc1troft.
Cynthia Cranberry, iarbi9, onscfla9t
mc0en SiunfenDeit nno lnoroentll1en
Yctrogens, perfeblie 5u erl deinen.
Sobn groofs unb SenrD Clap, beioe
forbi0 an9cflo9t lpe9en unoroentll6en
Yctroqen5 auf Der StroBc, Duroen je ~
seltraft.
, 1876-04-12

arbeiten nm ousiufibrcn ,uas mir min,
lDen. NReine Scrrer, mem BON Sbnea
ipdre luobl unbcfannt iuas Sic Wiroinio
gelciltct? Sic, mir glle lpilen cs, oeB=
lolo lam iD bier iiber Die G~i:,3eln6eiten
bl1ipe99cben unb MIR i'm @anscn iaecu:
Vfelne 9erren, mir oiirfcn itof3 1ein ouf
unlere Wer9on9enbeit, meme ocrren mir
onrfen 1toIS Icin ouf Die @eoenluart, uno
Der 3ntunft oiirfcn mir 9etroit uno ru-
bt9 eat0e9enlcDen, bcnn 10 lange Die ol=
ten beludbrten GdnipIcn oes @ereines,
mic lb lie beute Noeno bier I'M areile
llln mid icDe Mit9licoer Der 8irQinio
Nino, 10 Tango nod unlsre jungen Wtit=
9lleoer treuli0 ben Spurcn Der oltcn
@aroe foIsen, 10 lnnge wiro oer@s5an9z
oerein Sir9inia oils Der Senioruerein,
als Der gnnnertrG9er DEG 0cutlhtbums
urler Staot beIte0cn, uno bamit Die &C.
lplbbelt gebpten, ooB ole eolen Yrin5i=
plen Der Ntenl6beit bier fort uno fort
9eptle9t ,poroen, nno ols Neiumce O:s
Dlet4elogten, ltol; oiirfen mir 9lae, Itols
oaEt leoer Gln5clne letn, Gin Mitslieo ocs
@rlan9perelns Slrginia au leln. gBis
leltber, 10 aud III Der 3ufunft, lolien
ste uns Den 8elang uno Die Wtulit pie
geo, I'M nns oaran 81 erfrtucn u1o I'M
Tern &lnoern oiele lODne Gpttessabe gu
erbaIicu, lalien Sic nns bier i'm neuen
9etrn, eth triUple5 briioerlI0es 2eben
lubren, nltcritiIscn Gle SIR Socim nit
Sbrer belten &rditcn unb beoenten Sic,
oaB leoe monctts unterltiisun9 oell'lben
Sbntn olreft 81 Gute tommt. Sebm
sic nm li0 meine 9srren, nnb sic msr-
ben tlnbcn, oaB SIR neues 2ocal, Sbr
gl9entyun, SDnen pabl Niles bietet, wos
bel bel9eiosnen Nnlpriiben perlangt
lueroen fam, aus Der 009e bis III DIE
2lefc lallen sic Sbren ylld I1lueiIen,
BON Der 8dume tli6lem S1atter, bis
tIef in Der groe Ounflen Guum, finoen
Sie Sbren anlpril9en Ge1nung getra-
gen, ipelbes Mlles IL Sbrer flelBlscn
Scnubun9 barrt.
Ntt1ne 9erren, mad meinen bciter
&raften babe i'd Dcriu0t nib mslner
Yf'9l gu entlcoi9en, leiosr ipelB i9 an
b%eItcr, wte gerlng olelelbsn filr Den beu
tlyen 3iucd lino, allein nebmen Sic mei=
llen 9uten g5llen fllr Die Sbat. Mtlne
9trrcn, l0 l6liebe nit Dem Wunl@e:
mo9e @Intraht ulh TrieOe, Suit uro
6reloe uno Slebe gum 8srelne fir Gle
3ntunit in Der neuen 9eimatb Der Ylr-
9lnla ipsl!tn, sum erDabenen Sellplele
Der Seytnwart uno 3u!unft."
, 1876-04-12

Sterbli6 fetts- Beri6 t. 81
dntsn mdbrenb her lebten @pde IS 5pbcS.
Idle b%icrleltit itntt, nGtnliG: @eibe IL; Gar
ri9e II; Miunlid 8; @eiblib 10.
Nlter-1 Sag lis 800, 1 Mpnat tis 6 {
3 Monnt his ~, l, 1 Sabr bis 3 3, 3 Sab
sis 5 0, 5 Sabre his 10 /, 1870 2, 20 6
81 3. 80 $40 4, 40 $50 2, 50-G(
5, 60 SOB, 1880 2, $3.50 O. In.
befanrt
Stant-2ebie II, @srbeiratbst 10, @it.
wei 1, Witipen 3, llnbefannt .
@eburtaprt - Ser. &taaten 81, ST..
lamb ].
@pbnune-Stabt I, MorIbon @arb 2
SeherIpn:@nrb 9, MobiIpn @arb 3. Mp,
roe 8arb 3, Clay @arb 2, Sadirn Wsaro ,
armenbans I, g iaats@tf1nenib 5oipital.
9ridsinist- 8ceuldre @crste 20, @prone
], @parb Of 5ealtb z, irreeulGre 9Ier3te.
s. g. Gabeu, 81. ..
YrGlitent r8rarp NJ 5saltb.
, 1876-04-12

$ iibnerital1 beraubt. Ntnn
tag 9fo9t wurhs als Dem Siibneritaa
bes Sperm S. .. Sau9b BON Gbelterfielo
County alle Sibner seitoblen. @eltern
Morgsn murben Inn Silber uno Spao
8rpwn, suei furbi9e @eiher, wclhe na~
be 9ousb's Soule wohnsn, bier perbof-
tet. 9ielelben uerfauften Den Morgcn
an einen rSudter" i'm 2ten Wfarft cine
9artie gerupfte Siibner. Seioe wurosn
Dor Den Yoli5eiridter sebraAt, bod pa
berlelbe tclne Surisoiftion i'll Dem Sale
bclibt, puroen lie nad ManGelter se-
Ionot ,lno Der 9ebDroe iiber9eben.
, 1876-04-12

Rad Sormpille 9canbt.
George Geib. wel0er bier pOrgeltern Der
boftet wurbe, ouf Die @nflase @eloer
BON Der Ginger Ndbmal6inen Comp.
uHterl1lagcn Su boben, battle 9eltern Gin
@erbDr in bcm Yoli5eiseriNte gu bette
ben. 0er Gi6ter bemertte, Dap er fel.
ne Gere6tlame in Dem Safe babe, bp6
beproerte, ooB Der @n9etla9te bcltc mad
Sarmpile, infer Mufi6t bca Sergeant
San YSren gelnnot meroen ioQ.
, 1876-04-12

@eietubertretun9. 0ic Ser
rem Srio9s & 8rotb.. 6. 8. 8ur6 uno
Snr6 & Hyperion, welde 9eitern i'm
@plisciscriGt cridicnen. on9eflo9t ST.
'he, ohne 2icens, perfauft su baben, iprr
ben entlaIien.
SinE6tliA Der Nnflooen ber Scrrcn
Spbn S. Snrd, Nttinlon &Semple NM
&. S. Sorpis e. g., btbiclt lih Der
Glidtcr Die @ntl6ciSung Dor mo miro
iie CRIT in ciili9en Sa9en 9cben.
, 1876-04-12
ne Sin ooues ENFORCEMENT BON farbiocr

No. Sin ooIes anortement BON farbiacu
Sstbenscua,p BOT 75e.bis sur feinftsn S.r.e
S6mar5- nHo mstb -aelrslite Seiben3euse an
Sz3c., pertt 1925.
$50 staf iattvar5e Atpaeas unb Mpbatr 2u-
tres BON 25c. tis 3u $3.50 pfr gafp.
W babea nas orSBte Eager BON it~~~s,
alpaeos anp &raner- 3eueen in b GtaSt
nnh .wir pHertreu erSBere Yprtbe.Ie wv t.,
IN bitisn Wacrtn.
Das id6nife @Nort msnt non aleiberloF II
IN ben Marft, teifsbenb aus allen ben neur-
iten S5attirunsen Der 9aiipa.
als7ter8suse BON 1915. bis 81 81 per Curb.
@ambrtcs. grt1ts. YereaIee.
Sbttn9s, sctItibte uut nnssblei9te Saum.
tupuenaeuae unc Sbeetln9s.
9rLlnplfnes ssinen, baumwousnf unt leinene
Oapfr. Sanb'iiber. Sepittien rno Dci.
lies SafeltD amaef uni ST. bltihsr.
SsFneus Sdsehass, etc. sa erltaunIi9 nirtri-
een Wrelfen.
@ae bier ssntaAts a3euse weretu gu 5abrif-
9rslfen s~erfanit.
0ebr. sbele.
, 1876-04-12

Mngriff. Sn Senrico County
mlroe seltern Dor 9tidter g. 6. 2arue
Der IeQ oes @iaiam Stoplcs inter-
iuNt, neil or Den Senrp g.. Samilton,
Der S9leul enmd6ter, BON Der S6Ieule
9in. 6, am Somes Giper uno &anaUb "a
Canal. unsrlif uno l@ieBcn mulIle, uno
i'm in Der Nu%siibrun9 ieiner Yili6t
binoerte. Ser &i6ter fano i'm iAuI=
bio MnO ltroite i'm NIT $40.
, 1876-04-12

Cine @eirergei9i@te. Sie
nBuihe ono 9tews" la9t nSeit ben
lebten brei Ndhten, fiblt Der @efdnsniB-
marter Der Senrico= County Sail, iebr
unun9cnebm. Sic Yoll5ei unb Nuoere
beri@ten, OoB ein un9epDbnli6es @e-
rdul6 oes Na0ts bort ltattfinoet. Sic
Oefangcnen lasen, ooB es Der @eiit Ell
mes Munnes lit, Der DOR 2 ooer 3 Sab
rem i'm 9ofe binseri6tet; aber Anoere
9lauben, oaB es elm Neriu6 lit, ben De-
ger Siuarp Ya9e, wel4er gum SOoe
perurtbeilt, AT befreien.
, 1876-04-12
Squire, Goblin & Co.,
r@laim"- Q9enten uno Sinanciers.
Wafbindipll. .. 6.

Waibinstcr. .. g.,
beicrsen auf's Stnslfe anb Bette gpleftipne, BON @n.
lpru1e an 'te User. SIda c Haaierun9 unb b~eipueers
iplGe, melde einen Stapenerias fir @isentbum, welde
ben Ter 9.r. Z taaten arnee, wdbrsnb bss lebten ,8ris.
e'S, 8e.rautt, bsaHlprndlen. getr BADEN In bieifnt Ja-
o. Gttapruaa, Ttnntntf unp ltnb %Sertraut nit I'm %.
i6df.seaas in Der Sauptitabt Der Staaten.
&ae Gprreipo ntenee pirp plnttlid befprat, penn a..
ia ut an Squire. Goblin g. 60, gpalbtnstpn, 8. &.
pber Gaui,c. Goblin s. 60, &thmpns, VA. nm +
, 1876-04-12

RY- Gin 3eoer, weld)er Die nDtbiae
s3elt III Sanoe mar II OtS Biryerrtht
erlansen Mil, iollte iid) an Seyrn Senrn
Wiee9er wenoen. Derielbe belorst Die
RapIere nnentseltliA unoiit td9li4 in
, 1876-04-12

IS beibt, buB Scrr Sumes g. Mooo,
Gin pnpuldrer jungcr Munn ben politi.
lden Mettlanf mitmohen un6 pcriud)eu
min, i'll bic Office OILS Glcrf Der G9nn-
Gerry Court, 6irein 5u f%oufel1.
, 1876-04-12

@erbre9er. 0olsenoe @crur=
tbeilte muroeE geltern in Der Yenitentlarp
upgcliefert Glen SunOs, farbls, ppn
8eOforo. County, Elm Subr wcsen sroBen
9iebltabls. Sobn 2lttrea, 2se.GOuntp,
Il Sabre wc9en MOroes i'm 5weiten
Sr0oe.
, 1876-04-12

unfall. Serr il. S. Ni9ollon
pon Yittsbur9, Ya., ,puroe seitsrn gta9-
mlttag , llbr, Gde Der IA. uno Moin-
ltraBe, aus einemSu99p ge'pOrfen. Ssin
GeliAt uno SGnoe wnroen lcbr perIebt.
ST wpbnt i'm st. 9borles SOtel.
, 1876-04-12

~Gitp Central Gouerbo-
tioe 6 mittee." Sn Der oeitri=
gen 9criommlung puroe Der friibcr per-
DffentIi6e Slan Der 9orpabl ongenom=
men. Sod Iol biciclbe o~nItott 10 5a=
&C, 20 Sage Dor Der 9auptlpabl itatt=
finoet.
Sr. 9lGer. Sierbolier, BON Glap Warb,
tpurbe ols W|it9lico bes Counties err
iu1blt.