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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-25
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-25

6reitag &bsu0 fnoet oaS lcttc Gafipiel Der
6rdu Gliie SdlrdmmsS9ermann ilatt. Die
Dggobte Niiuitlmin mlrb ais pyaurn SIetel
bad" IN Der ayO6eu Srei0ttigcn GelangSpoiic
Scr Golonufel" nufireicu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-25
0snn, 9riensso,a,,nIate,

2onoon, "A. Sftober. - Sen. Si9erz
nniefi ioQ pon 0iunis abgeSogeu iein uuO Der
g8eg nad) Srui6euac5 ben Siirfen oemnah
often fteben. @8 uerlautett OdB 6itrIt 8arI
BON 0funlGuien Sun S0ui3e rrotlarltrt ruer-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-09-18
Powers from the opening of the canvass.

Powers from the opening of the canvass.
If against these odds Mr.. Powers has
not only wiped out the more than four hun
dred adverse majority of last year, but
has carried the County. he has won a
most glorious triumph. A majority OF
several hundred for Governor Conner as
against democratic majority of last year,
the redemption of the County by the sue
cess of the republican ticket and the choice
of four republicans out of seven Repre-
sentatives are other gratifying features oil
the canvass conducted under his lead.
With such home Endorsement. ma
jority IN the District nearly three times
that of last year and among the largest IN
the State, Mr.. Powers may well be satls-
fled with the popular answer that has
been made TO the vindictive assaults upon
im.-Bangor Wing and Courier
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-09-18
PO[ITICAL.

Some Maine gentleman has sent the Post
rooster, which is rather hard, seeing that our
ueighbor can't get any chance 10 use his own
Boston Journal.
The Saratogian OF the Springs perpetrates the
following:
Ben Hill on the last republican victory
o, have on heard the news from Manner
o, have you read the despatch from Blaine
o brethren, "alas, they've got us again"
Says the New York Herald: THE democratic
party will make no more proselytes this year, and
if the republican party should be relatively any
thing like as strong throughout the Northern
States as it has proved itself to be in Vermont and
Maine, Hayes and Wheeler will be easily elected"
The editor Of the Bangor Commercial is gen
Jus. With the republican majority in Maine star
ing him in the face, he shouts that the Name
election seals the doom of Hayes and Wheeler
and indicates the triumphant election Of Tilden
and Hendricks Mark Tapley is nowhere-B0s-
ton Globe.
Thurlow Weed, in speaking Of Lucius Robin
son, said: 81 am surprised at the weakness ofthe
democratic party in this State as evidenced by the
nomination of such man. He is a renegade and
on spostate from every political party and is al
party will give him office"
The average democratic editor wishes now that
he had not said, on the day following the Maine
election, that If the republican majority had been
10000 it would have been q serious thing for the
democracy. He did not suspect that the later re-
turns would make the vote 90 large, and thus
catch HIM in his own trap.-7ribune.
The grapes are sour to the Louisville Courier
journal also. Ii says: "Of all the States the
State of Maine is most detached from national as
ISOLATION. 1t is one-half Yankee and the oher
half Canadian, a new England province. as it
were, and, as the government has been run in the
New England interest these last sixteen years, it
is not a region from which democratic gains ought
TO be expected"
Is it not significant that large proportion of
the men who 70 from Maine to California as dem
ocrats become in few years ardent ,publicans ;
We know of many democrats here with us who
ough, not to be democrats. They are entirely
out Of place in that party, but party associations
here are TOO strong for them. They cannot while
they remain here, break the letters, but if they
were to 90 hey ond the reach of the influence that
binds them they would soon be good republicans.
The Concord Monitor says "Our good BROTH
er of the Exeter News Letter is assured that our
'eulogiums' of Senator Blaine but feebly express
the admiration in which that peerless champion of
republican principles is held by the loyal people
of this nation. No other man occupies so large q
place in their hearts because no other man so
thoroughly represents them. His dauntless hear-
ing in and out of Congress during the past fifteen
years has given him a hold upon the popular es-
TEEN held by no man since Harry of the West
was in his prime"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-09-18
Mr.. Powers in AroOstOok.

Our Hoalton special indicates tina. Mr..
Powers has made one of the most bril-
liant campaigns in the history of Aroos-
took County politics and won victory
not only for himself but for the whole re-
publican ticket. He entered the contest
with the heaviest odds against him. the
County having given democratic major.
ity last year. elected democrat-the
present competitor of Mr.. Powers-to the
State Senate, and cast a majority of over
four hundred against Gen. Plaisted, the
republican candidate Tor Congress. At
that time, too, Gen. Plaisled had the pre-
tended support OF the indictments, who
have made bitter warfare against Mr..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-09-18
The Prospect In Indiana.

Four weeks from Tuesday the State
election will occur in Indiana. That State
is looked upon by the democracy as one Of
the few faithful Northern States. and it i!
in great measure being made the battle
ground Of the present campaign. More
of Tilden's money is being expended il
Indiana than in any other State, excep
perhaps New York. But the republican
parry is not asleep. The past four week
have witnessed thorough organization o
that party for the work Of the canvass
and the ablest speakers of the country
have taken the field. Morton, Kelley,
Harrison, and scores of others are at work
and Blaine, Bristow. lngersoll, and Schurz
will soon be sent into that State. Enthu.
siastic crowds greet these speakers at all
their appointments. and every township
has its Hayes and Wheeler Club, uniform
ed and drilled, while local orators arr
hard at work imparting valuable politica
information and awakening the people.
While victory in Indiana in October il
vital to the democratic party, its loss t,
the republicans will be in no wise disas
trous. The vote of Indiana is in no wal
essential 10 the election of Hayes ant
Wheeler. There are lGl votes as certain
for Hayes as Is the vote OF Vermont, AM
this does not include the following States
California, G; New Jersey, g. Oregon, 8
West Virginia, 5 New York, 35 Indiana
10; Louisiana, 81 Mississippi, 8; Norl
Carolina. 10; Colorado. 8 Florida, A to
tai. 107. And in all these States the re
publicans have much the better chance.
in some OF them an absolute certainty,
the polls be left free, and in case Indian
vote republican in October will carry ther
all! Ohio has been removed from tn
chances. being practically abandoned I
Hayes. If by any chance the democrat
shall carry Indiana in October. it wi
leave the democrats able to say There
yet hope" But even this will be of n
avail II they merely carry the State. UI
less they can elect Williams by 10 900 O
$4,000 majority the prestige will be lost
and Hendricks will he regarded as use
less appenGage to the ticket hicag
Tribune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-09-18

Secretary Chandler says the advice'
from Ohio and Indiana are very encour
aging for rousing republican majority in
the former State and for moderate one
in the latter. He expects that New York
will be carried for Hayes, and that even
New Jersey will cast its electoral vote fol
the republicans. From California it is
learned that the disaffection over the Chi
nese question has been overcome. and i
Is probable that both California and Ore
goa will vote for Hayes and Wheeler
or the Southern States, Chandler relie
upon North Carolina, South Carolina an(
Florida TO give republican majorites.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-09-18

David SUDDEN, who lives in Oxford. gave
on Monday last, says the Portland Press
q signal illustration Of the value OF one
vote. On the Saturday preceding he was
in Hartland. As he could not vote there
he started by train for Oxford that night
The cars went but portion of the dis
lance, so he walked the remainder. TWEEN
ty-two miles, and got to the polls in TIME
to break the tie vote on town Representa-
tive and send republican 10 the Legisla
ture
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-09-18
GENERAL NE WS,

Congressman Walker of Virginia has purchased
Gen. Belknap's residence for $4,000.
"Mamma." said young hopeful who, against
his will, was made to rock the cradle of his baby
brother, "If the Lord has any more babies to give
away don't you take en-
The third days shooting at Creedmoor resulted
Is fellows The American team won the 800
yards match, the 300 yards match was q tie be-
tween the American and Scotch teams, and the
1000 yards match was won by the Lishnen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-09-18
Probate Court Notice.

/ held on the fourth Monday of September.
Terms of said court will be held on the hrst third
and NTH Mondays of October. Alter october The
terms " III be held on the second and fourth Mon.
days of each mouth. until September next ALI
process returnable the fourth Monday Of Sep
tember instant will be continued to and acted up-
On sSso '"' III '' '' H. K. BAKER. Judge.
KhNNEBEC COUNTr-A Court OF Preos<
held at augusta, on the FIRST Monday Of September
TSRANK CARR. Guardian of Nancy Carr. of
Il Halloweli, in said county, non compos, having
presented his brst account OF Guardianship Ot said
ward Tor allowance.
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given to all
persons Interested by publishing coy Of this
Journal, printed at Augusta, that they may Ap'
pear at Probate Court. to be held at Augusta In
said County, on the first Monday OF october next,
and show cause, if any, why the same should not
NIX. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs. Register.
9w39~
KENNKBEC COUNT Y.-At a Court Of Probate,
Ned at AUGUSTA, on the 6rst Monday Of September,
JUSTIN Z. SMITH. Administrator on the estate
county, deceased, having presented his first
count of administration for allowance:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given to all
persons interested by publishing copy of this
order three weeks successfully In the kennebec
Journal, printed at Augusta, that they may ap-
l u
said County, ON the first Monday OF October next,
and show cause, ifany, why the same should not
be allowed.
II. X. BAKER, Judge.
A true copy.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.-R court OF Probate held
at AUGUSTA on the first Monday of September, 1875.
NAAIflA WlMAN, widow OF Ephraim Wyman,
Nl late OF Belgrade in said county, deceased,
having presented her application Tor allow ance out
OF the personal estate Of said deceased:
ORDERED. That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully In the Kennebec Journal pr, T..
ed in Augusta, In said county. that all persons ia
terested may attend at Probate Court to be held
at Augusta, on the first Monday of October next,
and show cause, If any they have, why the prayer
of said petition should not be granted.
IL. K. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs. Registrar. - w39
NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscribsr has
IN been duly appointed Administrator on the
estate of
ALONZO BROWN late of Mt. Vernon,
In the County of kennebec deceased interstate, and
has undertaken that trust BY giving bond as the
law directs: All persons, therefore, having de-
mands against the estate of said deceased are De.
sired to exhibit the same for settlement; and all
indebted to said estate are requested to make i'm.
'''N'''o f"' CALVIN HOPKINS.
August g. 1876, sW39e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-09-18
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM A. WHEELER
OF NEW YORK.

The Waterville Mail speaks in the high
est terms of the address of Secretary Nor
rill to the citizens of Waterville on the
Friday evening before election. 1t says
his arguments were honest and candid and
presented with great eloquence. Or Mr.
Moor who spoke the same evening the
Mail speaks in complimentary terms.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-09-18
From the Toledo Blade.
Nasty.

WHY THE Niger Is A TRUBBLE. WoRRIMENr
AND AN IRRITasHRN-How A HAwTT, SHlvEL-
RoUs PEPLE HEv BIN OBLIGED TO SrccUN
TO FORCE.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-02

Sreeisnel CT rpbp9sct, men | Inlo
Siane ilal BET tlips 4s5 Sob bot,
buffet pil blire 2S Bob telere
enc aapltplist / &cm, 100 5cr
beiere eno &apitcliet / Scnton,
eler naiten ida beit ION ben bpi'
eite ppramipe | sGarpten. Wo'
numsntet bpsses al bpib Warmor.
Ienne Wanp oar %piiincf Gore
parp, men Bet ipnes Der, irm Sfab'
ningen 9res opsr Sfabersn.
paa @iennemrsiisn benpttspe les
babe libsn % Glnene iaa eppt
le9 tunbe for at bele ednbet, ~
nj berfcr fise no9le faa Orb Der.
ON. Sanbet cfenfcr Wisisfippi,
paa faa Steper uar, CT meget paar.
list. Wan fan reiic / a 200 Wils
/ cen Strafnins uren at funns
fcritaa, brab 6Olfet leper al. Ser
er forfetmelie beie bratte "gluns,"
ION 6clf maa grave /, % Der er
mere Sten cub Serb. Gn Mmeri.
faner ~bemRrfebe, ipet nj pasiersps
en- linen Waisager Der par beii
rpps / en- "Sluf": "People around
here got their corn-felds upstairs"
Wulisens jes tratlsr eelsrne for.
meset, % MI nerfpr flute, men
fcrit nil jog raabe aae 5armere,
Der Der or miSfcrnciet mep iine
Scrneienpcmme, at taae fia en-
Eur til Giten for ut bsie qaneet,
% be pil upentpipl blipe fcrneierc
meh, bpab be III bar.
W i. gcQanr.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-02

"Sroorl at, Brober! min iere 8robr bpor lette
Dc 6olt mao baps pGrst, Der bar la9t ba alt bette ="
pun le9te at %omlpnss bam meo fine Mrme, men ban
pnffece benoe bott, icst ban itrGnst rpntsos lin Yanbe %
~fOrbrrbsbs lit Sierts moo bsnSe.
"@ua bin gsil. fascs ban til bsnce @stsn foor NOT
IN Sang, % mco De andre lin Straf. Ger bpilsr Werfe
% SOrbaneelie opr Mt bette Sns men crinbrs So
neie Ell 8ins - at buaoiombet Der benosr, laa bar On
iso brast Oct opsr bit Sopeb".
8an iaa i~ticlsnos paa bsnos, oa ban iaace bette. 90
tnnoe lite laos pGre at blipe Hagen at Oct isrtpipleoe liz.
lrpt benoes Mn18t. @ertrube par en- ai De Woturer mr.
orls p9 Stormsn. aItio ~baabenbs. at Den oil aaa oper
ell 9lennsmtolnoeli9 Natnr, Der tror bet beote laaIruoe
Oct CT muiet.
"On fan lite nGste, on baou mig, Gertrude !" laooe
ban en- ncaet miIoes Some. "gRin Naber babsr milo
% Oct e apineens Ratur. at bolos ia iii Def ltcrfeits
Yarti, peb ou"
"Od r life lanet". par bsnbes rolias Guar. "ieo bar
alto foriuarst big for Dor 5absr"
Sen merts Sipsss lascs i9 after Upsr bans Mndot.
"Spem antlasu mig ?"
Gertrude bapos Sniet mere at iuare Sun fuune han,
loaret DIN s9sn lstts Spierld par Din Muflaacr1. men
bun bsisos fnn N pnoiss SOpsb, Ia en- Slomlt % loo
taa ins 3aarsr bape frt Sob.
Oct baateos paa Dsren. Gertrude for lammeu pss.
at ls benjamin Sartnol ior ha.
"&an ia faa tale ct Yar Orb meo Gem Ybiip d,
Softorsrns babe netOp en- Raablasnins; lea lrbater Cir
$u9b Ct barre.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-02
NienSc Saphel.
Sun en- Orsm.

vi maa 9aa tlbase tOlu Gage. til ben 6ib. ba ben
ifattsls, ~taalmooi8e @isrtruoe blsu aHsit iom Spsspoa.
terrific al Den oDsti8s Spseposterlte ira eonbon.
Snn piite fs pirteli9 at pGre en- bpsiia Ylsieriie.
Alho IrroiS til at refte ben Spse bans 2aojfsbrif, retieoe
paa FnSsr % 3asensr meo ben bIeSete Saano % bar
altS pso bans Ssns. Sntet llnoer oerfor, at Sir Suab
Ute fnnoe nnbp9re benos. SsIIer life @ertruoe maatte
Iorlaoe baul, % bet par fun paa ben iuolGnoiafs Mnmoo.
ming ira Den ueni9c Mfrs. Yruesnee, at Gertrude III bpiIs
liot. os SpseOoStalfen na ft Con til at itele nosle Elmer
alsns ben ib9e Wanbs 8Grell,.
Sonbonner. Spseposterlfen bar Ell %pGroiinIo &ieIp for
9onbonner. QGaen. StaffsS Ooftor Borplbp bar mart
~operTeoia ben ~aOomobise. bsisons Wanb popeoe intst
at inoDenbe MOB nm leroe 8oleSas Weniug.
"5ea irpattr. Softor Boulbp. Der er fun Tibet Saab
ON Dor Yatent; $icrnsn e = i9 Tiger Oct mso al mulis
M9telie for Ssss c%perc9ne apnbi9beb - n~bebrsbeIia an.
8rebet".
Softor 8olpIbp frpatsos bet lamue.
"@lt, bpao ri bar at aicre, Ooftor Yoiplbp, sr at
llnore - at Iinore % %iorrelten fun itole paa 2ioeu %
&ilfaIbs".
eosm itai irdis knbs.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-02

&pinoen bepsoe mso en- Serbisbsb, Der blot tuubs
tomrne al lang SusIie, Cir Su9bs tun9e Sopeo, % ngr.
meoe Oct ~balpfplote Slas til bans 9Gber.
Tsb en- me9tis &raftanfrsnOelie rpltccs Gertrude ui
DC %letbar8ilfc 3Gnfer. Der bapoe buneet benoe. S~eIsIlen af
Sare bemesti9eoe hS benbe.
WsS ct piIot Sfris itprtsos bun op.
"Stanos "a
Der beres en- Stei. iom ON @las faIosr Qulpet;
laa er Oct forbi mee @ertruoss Stbrfs, % meo forpirrepe
Stemmer ON ls paasner bun fin spsn Seua, fit sast
8Grels.
gn Stemms taller til benbs % en- Saanb ariber ON
bsnbes Yul$.
Stenmen % 2aanben or Ooftor Walpous.
'Seoer. taftsls Barn - 6sberl Gen i~trrnaeIte vi.
lonorln9. Os pasiu bsnos Del, Mrs. Yruoeuoe Sc
pasisr bsnbe pei"
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-02
SaarSe Aycnactiser or ipente.

"a ner or inlen ipipl I'm. at al Slass fcr'
rstnina Nil blipe inflirsnist. ~ bet CT Der
irr enbcsr Manufacturers 9iist. laamesti
icm muliat at ineiirsnte fine llesiiter
0intsren ltdar fer Tsrtn, a mee hen fcm'
mler / Nesdsn Fcrilsleit. "a Ssrnii gar.
celesbec er ueiaiie icr Strutthciis. aiasho.
tie ~ manss andre Slaas Scits. Cnrar'
isns Torfieleler nil rife NJ cperdlt. ~ 3s'
ring ilmf 5lls' N yunSelMe nil ls89e
Rlnae 0rdprn. Saahlnne SpSecmme
tsr hfltrfhes 1.-THE. ~ M Tcficrer ere fcii'
hlre. nil ri tllrllee pore eSltre Al trule
Or. Spehcc's Gcrmau SOrmp."
Csn bslbrehtr aliir. Sn Sial's iciter ~
6ents NJ CT | Neleleu mol Ter en- Ndmilis
en- hi Ninler. Selses cper btle h fcr'
cneee Stdtr "a bee \. -. Rcnigcmerp
4 80. 0tccrih. S.rN. 81
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-02

Seq Tiger bet after % after, % oil after % after
tss BET. min 6aSas Sierts er bIspst fOrsiitst mob mig -
ls r Snret for Scsn. 9csn. 9gsnl"
"S9 ou tror. at lg -.
"Spem Mnben? % M breb bans pilbs Halsri no i
i'm fnloe, ~itiGnbise Stbrie
"Soen @neen bar bapt min Sabus Gre ira ierit iii
not? ., ls CT bleuen bel unberrsttet ON Din SpfsrId
bin nitpIbisc 6rsmganssmaaos, biue lihee Slanastusb !"
@srtruos, Der bapos rsit fa, itirrepe posrls Sor.
bauisIis paa BAN.
"Ssl Hnoerrstte - Of bpsm2 Spsm bar funnel
bare iltono I'll al ba9palte mig laaIeoes ?"
% Tor benoss BIit fiIsos fs Stftsllen af en- for.
%opebsisi, CANNED Wanb - eH WPono mso ieIpbpipt
~nlfsbIeot Saar. meo ben bHbsiie, melt inblmiorsnbe Shine
lite Mig en- tam Rat. meo bpbtiasenbe Zine, Der lraa.
Isbs iom 0inmanir Benjamin 0artnou.
Oct laa lie @srtruots Iaiur al babe Roaen; men
bpSr bun frpstsoe benns bIiot tal,nos, tiIipu,labsnoe Ioa
liosnitabsIeis Nanb.
9un iglte npiIfaarlist at ban life bar benoes 8cu;
bun pieits 5usen tnnoe pers uDioenbe oerom - at bon
par benoss Yroor YbIip blinot ~bengiUeu ira ben Sipnes
8eoid baDos ben samls Wano perst bans trofalts, alt
iaalenoe 8lenn % SIaps. San bapbe siuet otter for
@nitsns sruiOmms 5noiaIb. Set, Der bebaaebs Ybuip
&tniportb, par Benjamin SartnoIl Ell aop.
en plui9 eleu % en- lt Carer; men ben liaeapl.
ol8s 6aoer, Der blot IeDeoe for ie Seite % Sunoe, par
allfor 9lao oDer, al benjamin SariIoll pllos Ipare ham
Tor ben Image at oppra9e ben ~uitprliss Sut.
poem % upraObis Ybiip ION SOar paa @ertrubes
Spsrssmaal. - ANDRE emo be. iOm bare mine 3niereslsr
OF Gs % ls be ansb, man oil ipils mig.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-02

No. al "Yscorab &spublican", bDorl
Sr. u @. Brolpnsll bsffploes for
at babe piit Yartiiibeb meo Ssnipu
til at nNitsoe acknowledgements,
bar ies. % iss sr pis paa Munss
msb mig, faaet en- anecn Wnliuslie.
BIaoet Tiger uemIia:
"~Bystanders noted with surprise
that there was considerable difference
between the alacrity with which Bo-
hemians and Norwegians who applied
for naturalization was served at this
term of court. The former are
Democrats, and are served promptly,
while the latter are Republicans. And
yet Mr.. Brownell asks Republicans to
vote for him !"
3erlil oil lsg ipare Seq par opps
paa G%ourtbuist til forliielli9e 3ioer.
os ies biaIp iffe minore cno 10
Norife til at srboIoe fine 40 papers,
men ies funce life mGrie. at Sr.
BroluneQ eiorcs be mlnbite Spbe.
pslier, naar @enfommsnbe tunbs
9ius tllfrsrsitiaenos Oplpsniraer.
sSor al p9rs Infer i min Sag bar
ie8 / DC iieits Oase ipurst 6oritiel.
lias. iom ie9 pieite par tiIitsbe %
maatte baps last WGrfe til FABIAN
Yartiltbee. men iss bar snonu iife
trnnet paa en- Gntits, ION tor paa.
itaa. at Brolpnell bar bsbanblet be
Norlfe nri9ti9i. msu osrimob bar
lea tall mso Manse. iom ere for.
biireoe oper "6epublicauS" 6rem.
9%anSsmaaes. Seq bplcsr nGiten liss.
iaallest benns 8rsmsan8smaabe Of
Oct rspublifanlfs Yarti for at pGlgs
lin &anoioat. iom ics bploer Demo
fraternes itipns Sremsau9smaace
meb Seuipn til the Manning Note
Case, buorpsn DC iJriessr al binprc
Sal9st al Dor bGosrlise % astpGr.
biss :. ". Snroid.
Fair PLAY.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-02
Smuft Iruncri,

npli9 crfuneet a. ZEN btrsuIif 9Ecfeslcr u
u. AnefTlon, Aoleeue }aitsHipiaer "a Sul.
taller.
{rpIui 30. D.. ri Il Stptfs rent IA,
ri lrembrtnlcs fem pee 5rputu Il iro Ior,
trait AZ alosne eler lDeatt Slgatninat q,
Denner. ~ eieie Voriratisr lpranpter M
III Stleeer al 8prtbfislb @dnItnS
Rsptre. Varirei ~ pcrtratierne fam
nneerlelts ~ iniei lh~geranlisi Tan cpel.
gee. ei 6%remrldr ituets p~crtcftii ior %
6snis eier 3 fer 90 Gents.
lrpleri ne. . inpshcletr bet famine Tom
BE. l. liant btinetr iilias iroQftraft M
At lrtmtrin9t et Fcrirai Al Yrcl. anhtricn
FAINT q icnii' Ycrlrgf. ntr after %icrplne.
lr NJ nlccens tri tolhts I Saanttn. Zen.
bts r%crielrti lrr 80 ets. safr 5 Ter 81 %
RSrt. {rptt Srulsd upisnins meeislatr
Cniies let itnbi i%critllei maa > etut tftrl
meolenhts icr lptri GrfmaiI.
aereslt. "aRIlicai Ncpchicrp 60.
Crdlrtr ~, @lccminl lIrairis.
SiotS Sc. HQtnn.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-02
Spar til 4. y.

Seq bar eisnnemlGit Serss Mlti.
Tel, men ls9 tan alli9spel life for.
andre min Menin9. Seq CT opsr
bepilt ON. at Der ere mango Gorlfe,
iom hplbs mine Mnlfuelier, ncmli9
lite pso etbuert &.ls at femme ben
rspublitaulfe 9ounip.5 idet / i'm Sel.
bee. Seq bar i min iorriSe Mriifel
tepiit bette. % isa pil NIL bsnpiis til
Oct 6aftum, at Stmofratcn Sroipncu
blep pal9t til Glsrf / 1874 meo en-
flor Waioriiet opsr NspubIifancren
Sranf Vafer. vi Norlfe Der lite
iaa lstteIia ioralsmme ben 6ornrr.
mslie, ION blsp os tilicict / 1873.
ca nOale lsbcnbe &epublifansrs OF.
itilleoe Den iaafalbts Anti-Norwegian
Ticket. &Ors bGperliss 9ancsmeAe
&nuo 3bompion % >. $. 9ufen,
Der bare Opitluete pha Den rcaul9rc
repnblifanlte @ifst. bleps Hague, %
Sr. 20. &lops blcp meo Npo 90
neppe pal9t til Gountp.Rasicrer ;
ban ltploer no9le tpblfe Nsmofrater
ut Wal9 | 1873. Gao life Dc ame.
rlfanlfe GCpublifaners betrastc os
ION Voting-C Cattle, men lao OS pils
SelpIt9nolgbss nof iii al femme
eiter bort east $opeo. lrobs DC 8e.
falln9er, Der ubiiebes fra Oct rcpub.
%Iifauife Sopeofpnrtsr i Otcorab. gn
lsosnbe 8spnblifaner iaebe Tor nools
Mar hhen I'VE must vote the Re.
publican Ticket, even if the Devil
himself is put on it," Seq fan ifft
hplNe on lanban Wenlns. Seq bar
Sniet imob Or. Sntbinion, men
tenboloer MIC tim til min iorben
aetalie Mnifnslle. at ell buelia %
Grlia gmbcosmanb ber pGIats ior
2 3erminer. 8rclpneQs Wala Ill
GIerf | Mlnnelbsif Gountp bar inaeil
SnbHpesIie paa YrGhccnipal9et.
Scrmso ta9sr lc9 Sarpsl meb Sr.
t. y. % haabsr, at ban oil femme
pda St. Vrolpnell Justice.