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Niuehui.
The Silver Wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
Augustus n. Osgood on Monday evening
of last week was a most enjoyable occasion
and will be long remembered by those who
participated in the glad surprises of the
evening. The house was literally crowded
with friends. DESTROYS of showing their es
teen for this much respected couple-nor
will their sercice be forgotten. As often as
the bride and groom shall gather at board
in years to come shall they be reminded by
Il of tie OF friendship linking themselves
with the community in which they live.
II is hard to Judge which afforded the most
happiness. The gins of the guests or the
heartfelt. sincerely spoken God bless yoH
all of the host. The festivities of the ev-
ening were heightened by the appearance
upon the scene of an inexperienced bridal
pary-MiSs Florence, the only daughter
of ,hc silver cord is led to the Altar by
him Wilhwhom she exchanged the same vow
taken by her parents "A quarter OF a ceLtu-
~ since. The ceremony was impres>ively
performed by the Rev. c. G.. Ilarw ood of
Ei>tport after which the young couple Sir
and Mrs. Morse. now the centre OF attrac-
ton. received congratulations. The cneer-
tul civcr was not uumindfu OF the young
bride We noticed upon her Gin table
several articles OF value joined 10y Il Bond
I-0lut Rcc.ir Later in the evening
poems were read by Augustus Stevens
and f. y. Lord-Soncs sung refreshments
passed, aud az a late hour each guest bear
Ing a happy heart. md a Slice OF wedding
cake. hid The happy couples goodnight.
W. must not close without expressing the
hope that The poems OF the occasion may
find place in the American The author,
Mr.. Stevens aud Miss Lizzie Ever did
them, dives much credit OBSERVER.
CARD on THANA>.-To the Kind friend, who
contributed 10 our happiness by their presence
Al the CELEBRATION of the twcnty-iiflh Anniyer-
,aiy ut ,ur narriace-Ogr >rlrcr Hedding-
al>o by their valuable gin. rich tohens Of the
c-.rem u which they held u. We extend our
heartfelt gratitude. oar prayer shall ever bc
that W. may prove worthy of their manifest
lr,nd,hp. aul ih,i we may all bt present Al
the Marria:r supper Of Him who died for u.
NrGU>Tt'> y. ps,,oop.
AUGUSTA l.. b~Dpui.
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.IATn"fIc.-ircaohinE a. ]" IL o''l"'A \.
N,-r,,,,,,.r "p,.a,lir,,, -, = .,5-p NJ
sabbath School at 10 \. NJ.
NFlh' Z Ai,'o ''''-' h,," 'N' ,,
drug >for,.
,'I ~, .I,.'., - "
evenings Al : o'clock.
-iF"'A'e court t"-daN. ."'""'>uaN
The Cha>. Houghtnn makes her last
trip OF the season to-day. Wednesday,
from Bangor to ROchlaud
-.rb. ls,li.s oS,b. t-,;,,ris, Social =
p.n,v,l.pt Socfefy Viii Lnv.tb,ir Sab.
,bout the 21,b
-, M 49,.
'''' '"''''' f''''''AN "' 'I I''ailu N''''
- " az 81 n'''' ''''' 'H ''''- ''' '',''N
giving lhe sht Wa, N'h''E' ahu '"'
oysters 'A'''e"-- 4" VINO "'''e ''''
b'NaiN"> !' 'h'I leI''VI'h' WILL %" wei 4"
>'hi lh'I "'u''> u" WI i'''""i.
->hr-iil D,y,euN, hy Request took
smith. THE Eucasport arcu-cd.'o O-good'~
Saloon. ia>t week. f'r the purpose OF hay
IL. Ai, photograph taken. but Nmlh de-
cliuel 20 allow The artist 10 Tab" h- ri''-
tuie-
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Injunction refused.

OMAHA, NEE. Dec. 9Th
After a full hearing Judge Savage re-
fused 10 grant the Injunction 10 restrain
the republican electors from casting their
votes
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COLLEGE.
AUGUSTA, Me-. ,.
The Maine members OF the Electoral
College met here this afternoon: mem
bers all present but Milliken. VIM. ".
Thomas Portland was elected President
j. o. smith. Augusta, Secretary; Gen.
Harris, OF Augusta. Messenger. Ira -.
Nturgis was elected a member, in placs
OF ; l.. Millikcn, who is sick at Wash
in2ton. Adjourned TO tomorrow AT
: l. O'Clock.
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.lOrci.n IrnlcI.

we h7Sc''A Winter on the Nile" uy ten. MrC ,ci.
lan. ">IurirIlns~ about iUn-t-tutiuppte." Uy
Charles Dudley Warner, 'Dut o.! MY " lndnw III
Mcs.nW,' by Eugene schuyler; AN American
in Tursl-tau,' etc. Three serial stories are an-
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Warlike Demonstration by the Dem
ocrats.

NEW YORK, Dee. j.
\ Columbia special OF the 4th, says
All dav special trains have been arriv-
ing bringing bodies of armed men near
iy all with rifles. They have their blank
c,, rolled around their necks and their
haversacks slrng, and they look very
little different from the confederate sol
diers with whom we were once 50 lami-
lar.
REPUBLICAN ELECTORS To Be ARRESTED.
The Supreme Court beard rule
against Speaker Mackey TO show cause
why he should not deciyer the returns
received by him as Speaker, to Wallace
Speaker of the democratic House.
Mackey answered setting forth all the
fact. OF his election and denied the iuris-
diction of the Court over the returns.
1t i conceded. however. that the court
nlll not recognize his right 10 them. and
will order him TO give them mp 10 Wallace.
Should he refuse. the democratic rife clubs
here, will furnish posse sufficient to put
him under arrest.
The rule upon the electors TO show
cause, why they should not be restrained
from action - electors will be heard
Tuesday, at one O'Clock. As they meet
for organization according To statute at 4
O'Clock the same day AN order cnjoining
them must be granted at once. If they
answer by counsel aud do meet pending
decision the Court will probably arrest
them for contempt and thus prevent
them from meeting the next day to cast
the vote for President and Vice Presi-
dent.
THE DEMOCRATS DESPERATE.
Ii is true. Judge BoEd might release
them but il the desperate character OF
The men in town is considered, it is a
matter OF doubt whether the federal
iorce here will not be defed. Should
the court sncceed in its supposed design
aud vote of South Carolina woAld be
iosl, and that wonlG just The same as il
IL was east for TideD. Tile Tribune,
special from Cola IN bia. saws, although
the cit, j. full D. armed men the Demo
erals viii not fire shot unless ordered
to suslain the Supreme Court
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THE DEMOCRATS DESPERATE.
Republicans Weakening.

COLUMBIA ). e. Dec. ).
The Democratic House mas gained two
more from the Republican House with
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For New England and the Middle States
clear or partly cloudy weather aud ri>n .
Temperatures with light westerly 10 south
crv aad stationery o~ slowly falling bar
ouetor during the day.
Ellsworth American., 1876-12-07
Louisiana Returned for HAYES.

NV OkIEAN>, -tcvenlng.)
Ata.3p this i. NJ, the Secretary of
safe personally served the following
nutsication:-
Ellsworth American., 1876-12-07

FoR Chapped Hands. Salt Eheum and skin
di, eases. "Forc,i Tar Soap is best.
Ellsworth American., 1876-12-07

~rh M,rl Louise. of Euek-povi went ashore on
H.. h-rnufk ~huJl l-t ust, aud rtmAiu-. ~ one
could hc seen On beard.
Ellsworth American., 1876-12-07
Proposals for Piles 4 Lumber.

OFFICE OF THE MI DESERT !
BRIDGE COMPANY,
Trenton, Nov. IS, Iei6.)
sealed proposals viii be received at the Ohice
OF the Mount Desert Bridge Co, IN Trenton. until
the thirteenth day of December, 1916, TO furnish
said Company with THIRTEEN NJ FEET OF
PILES. FIFrY-THREE FEET THREE
INCH HEMLOCH PLANK and FIFTY. SEVEN
AND ONE-HALF FEET OF PINE DIMEN.
SION TIMER, all TO be delivered at the said
for Piles viii be received separately. The Com
pany reserves the right TO reject any and all bids
Dimensions &c, can be hHd by iDquiring OF h. h.
Thompson at the Toulouse to whom all bids
should be addressed Bids must be endorsed
proposals for piles or lumber. Terms of payment
one halt on delivery ard the balance in three
months.
j. ". .JMks
X. h. THOMPSON, Com.
2W4s I. ;. SOMES,
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~ = - III I-F"tINN n
OEfICE or SECRETARY OF STATE.
New Orleans. Dec. 3. 1870.

nptGcation:-
STATE Oh LOUISIANA.
otfICE or SECRETARY OF >TATr.
New Orleans, Dec. ,. 1870
/. i. q. De>loude, Secretary of State
ot Louisiana. DO hereby certify that the
returning officers Of the election held in
said State on the eth Of November. have
returned to me as Secretary of State.
according to law, the following pcr-on.
- duly elected clecior, of President and
Vice President, TO wit: For the State at
large. William p. Kellogg and j. Henri
/urch. For the Disiricts-l,t. Peter
Josh: 2d. Linvil A. sheldon; Sd, Nor
III Marks; 4ih, Aaron b. LeyiSec: 5,h.
.. II. Brewster; 9th. Oscar jefferson.
lu testimony whereof, have hcrcuuto
signed NV name and caused the seal
o. the state of Louisiana 10 bc at
iarhrd. this 9TH day of December, \ .
ID 1876. and of the Independence of
the United Stale, the one hundred and
fir-f.
t>i@urd) l.. G.. DEsLoNDE,
Secretary Of State.
Accompanying this certificate was
statement OF the aggregate votes for
Presidential Electors as certified to by
the Secretary OF State.
The vote for Governor and Lt.-Gov-
eruor Wa returned to the Secretary of
STATE, the total being as follow: For
Governor, : i. Packard, Rep. 7i,Gef:
tor f. f Nichols, Dem, Z l9s
The other returns have not been fully
promulgated, but it is understood that
the Republican Congressman are re-
turned from the Sd, 4th, 9Th, and 9Th
Districts, aud the Democrats in the 1T
and "a
IIE THpEN ELEcToEs WILL ALSO MEET
-MctNEKY WILL IssUE THEIR CERT.
IIcATEs.
The Republican Electoral College
meets tomorrow to vote. The demo-
cratic candidates for Electors viii also
msct and vote, and it is said will obtain
certificates from McEncry claiming 10
Toe governor.
Ellsworth American., 1876-12-07

surry.
Mr.. Joseph Card exhibits hens egg
weighing, 4 ounces. and measuring IL
inches in circumference one way aud IN
ches the other way.
We think Mr. Card prefers 70 sell egg Of
this description by weight rather than by
number
Mt. Desert.
meteorological observations at Uni
ted States Voluntary Signal station at MI
Desert. for the month of Nov. 1876:
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WAR DFPARIMLNT.
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MEETING OF THE MAINE EBRCroRNL
COLLEGE.
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IlEsTAllIANGS.

Hsr,. tut stop .ft tHc GRAND lNBON no
TEL. opposite the GRAND CENTRAL bETpf.
Il hts over .u elegantly furnished rooms ana Is
Au,l ui' at an e NIt asT ot over sHslVUV EiCH a.
guy. steam LLi an modern improvements Ia
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af'ig lnR -1 that tl-iuIs 90 tLc o.tJ auI travel
c'- sau l4gc more irNurluu-'v TOR l"~s money, Jt
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back. of horses hoofs Gathering with SPEEDY
the people burst through chairs and ratings,
and break them up-that noise adds to the
oueernessol the scene-therc is ineXtricable ccn-
fusion aud tcrror-women faiut-quite feoblc
persons tall, and are trampled on-many cries
OF agony arc heard-the broad stage suddenly
fills to suffocaton with dense and motley
crowd, like some horrible carnival tho audience
rush generally upon it-st least the strong mon
do-thc actors and actre sscs arc all there IN
their play costumes and painted faces, with
mortal fright showing through the rouge, some
trcmblipp-some in tears-tho screams and
calls, confused talk-redoublcd, trcbcd two
or three manage TO pass up water from the
stage to the Presidents box-others try TO
Chamber up--etc., etc., etc. -,
In the midst OF all this the soldiers OF tho
Presidents Guard, with others, suddenly
drawn to the scene, burst ln-5omo ZOO al
together-thcy storm the house, through all
the tiers, especially the upper ones, lnf1amsu
with fury, literally charging the audience
with fixed bayonots, muskcts ahd pistols,
shouting, "Ccar out clear out you soDs OF
b-!" Such the wild scene, or suggestion OF
it rather, inside the play house that night
Outside, too, 10 theatmosphere OF shock and
craze, crowds Of people filled with frenzy, ready
tO SclZS any Uutict loi ~, Cou1S oSoi w. =
murder several times on innocent individuals.
One such case was especially exciting. Tho
lnturiated crowd, through some chauce. got
started against one man, either for words ho
uttered, or perhaps without any cause at all,
aud were proceeding at once to actually hang
him on a neghboring lamp-post, when ne Was
rescued by lew heroic policemen, who placed
him in thei, midst and fought their way slowly
and amid great peril toward the station house.
1t was fitting episode of the whole affair. The
crowd rushing and eddying to aud tro-the
night, the yes, the pale faces, many trighten-
ed people trying iu vain to extrcate themselves
the attacked man not yet freed from the
jaws of death, looking Ikea corpse-the silent,
resolute half dozen policemen. with 20 weapon
but their lite clubs, yet stern and steady
through all those eddyiug swarms-made ln-
deed 6ttiug side scene to the grand tragedy
of the murder. They gained the station house
With the unprotected man, whom they placed
iu security for the night, and discharged him
in the morning.
And in the midst of that night pandemonium
of scnseess bate, infuriated soldiers, the au
dieuce, and the crowd-the stage, and all lts
actors and actresses, its paint pots, spangles,
and gas lghts-the life blood from those veins.
the best and sweetest of the land, drips slowly
down, and deaths ooze already begins its little
bubbles on the lips.
Such, hurfedy skctched, were the accom-
paniments Of the death OF President Llneuln.
So suddenly, and 10 murder and horror uusur-
passed. he was taken from U.s. But his death
was painless.
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is invaluable, keeping them in 9 perfectly
wholesome state, by merely sprinkling: the di-
luted fluid over the floors and walls. 1t keeps
dust bins, water closets, drains, urinals, SC,
sweet and wholesome, by using once or twice
day. For sale by JANNEY - CO.,
sen l3 145 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-14
CO.M.HxsSE0Jv~ .HEKGH9sv'rs-

D B. HOOE,
(Successor to Fowlo Il Co..
NO. PRINCE STREET.
GENERAL
COM mission AND SHIPPING MERC'T.
Doaler in ali kinds OF
FERTILIZERS, SALT AND PLASTER
Agent of the
NEW YORK s. BALTIMORE STEAMEkS
Also ofthe
LIVERPOOL II LONDON & GLOBE IN
SURANCE COMPANY.
feb 6-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-14

DuSE LIP SALVE, Csmphor Ice, Giyce-
II rine Wash, Hair Dyes, Hair Restora1i'eS
and Toc. Art Gle, generally, for sale oyD yDpo
tcb T. 5. IEADBEATER q BkO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-14

CMALL HAMS-A supply of small Hams of
- choice quality just received by
d u. " ~ NV