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ABOE Is" rus Anay.


Surprising ;ha4 Cnp.resS during the
uexf ,rs,'en 'h"n'd atolish he army army
ray 1T sherman she,idsn iowa"
toa Al the heroes who n.w fFa~ npn'
he T''ea-nry wi'a 81 much pnnr'"a''-
y and tell 'hrm thar her service,
IRE "e longer rquirsd. what v'"''
happen
F.r 'hr ten, & Of hose ,imo'oo-
>en's ~ho imagine thar tie Cove"
i,ent we"'d come 10 stspd-''li -
-ach IN e'enf ep'ail,pg aHir-pf'a"
r4sia on million. Ter ~ try 70 s-cer
IAN ln>' Whst Would hsppen
10 thr fs-t place here aould re
-ame0 h,rr ,bnur H. th.al I'D gent r.
loai-r -oibrfr- ard cierks-iufn'n
f"a-e On society. win ~ MY lheu-s'.1
al, = bodied men frcm he rapk- "a ADJ
10 he na-' oi unemployed labor ~"
,,oa in "nr n'ii-' That i bad. a''
We DO uot pretend to DENY it
Nat - bad a il uiight s.e. hoVe'eF'
for -rsat part OF tn enlisted "a n
aauld he discharged on tie Nes'ern
plains. where work i pleoy A. y
i. hundreds. nay rhou-aua-. de,er'
lie army every year to seize the up
pnriani'ie~ Ia ciVil lite offered hem
~ he pIains - balauce the seeoun'-
he Uniei STATES would save ab"uI
ihirts millions = year in Isxe-. WHICH
are ppw pen' 20 support sble. h. died
-n'disr- ia idieDe-- aud di-Hpa''"n
A Tor III. geu,rel iosiers, The, could
-ar,, living &c heir talents drrtrved
il. aud If ms ihey l~euJ>7Sss TO d"
- other l.,..e. qf.,--''7i sso,'srtr-'n I''''s
IsssSnext censeq you'll he thai
as'nni three huodied M 'fnrS pn-t-
ssoni, he cluSed. 'he lspir aud huild-
ings sold. and the proceeds 'nrufd IN"
the Treasury This 3aaid give sui
fcrnt fund Ia ave The reun'ry ~rvrrai
million- mure 81 taxes. be ide- ofen
ibg thousands Of acre. Of the ,erS
hes, of land to settlement aud euitivs
'inD
Tbi- j. good. and Oeed- 90 euco
mium
IL rhc third place. the Indian ira
der aud cum of The irou'ier> hnvinl
tie ptniec'irn 81 the army rem"ved
FROM ,b, M would be compelled 20
,reai he indians ~ifia justice To avoid
+, enye-ncs. ludisu wars would 10
longer be pr..fi able the "a mans Who
ih,nk IL IN. ritcIi"u- deed 9" mutilsie
mo r. ndips Iuhisn- end autrage their
3.ushtr- as RECENTLY happsu-d tn
N p.fcr- George This being he
ra-e l"dian war~ S"u eea>e A. the,
have in Causda. aud ior The >sm-
rea>uu
This a'-o vould he good We think
The frontier hisn element might nos
hke l5. hu, respectable and humane
-ociesy would applaud he remov@l Of
th.. fuue-t bsot ga American eiviiaza
.ieu
Our -eacoasr forts would however.
be iri' ru'pfy. snd in Gaze the ludiau-
-i'on j arfua'iy prureei % Justify 'hr
e, racter given rhem hy The froulier
.ufi M there wouli he no meau- oi
,entro iing Them At once
fhr>e ,iiugs are bad Can they br
-em-.lie
Il wonld erm that The remedy i b,
ln means ditficult IL 6nd. 10 me Gr>t
place our -earna>t aie, are ALREADY
provided wi'h ccr'ain force al mir
la g"ud had AMI indifferent hu
possessing 'h- great mere az emp
less l. nun. brr- aheu' 80 900 m,n
nd e,,-f- H. 4 Haraut St..fA- inside. ,,i
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h"ihe, Ang q b"zIarntu. tbe
,""''ic II Grosseto' who proclaimed
himself praphe' aud Ming. was Killed
az The head 81 u great many followers.
who tir>, fred uPon he gen larmcs
ai'er Ihry md been ordered y III -per-e.
L'zl',a,ii declared himself 10 he
Chris come 'g"'". aud had chosen
twelve sDostle. On he n"rniug Of
the lSh int, the pr PHI. at 'h'
had u 210 i"l'"Aer- al ed i"r lie
VI iaseol Aree i''-' III pup - 1t
j, j. r; l., =. :. ''- :. Va. Inn: ...
liz he /. creu' Jeel h pre.',. -
he c,umn n 'hr'r head ~tte,d
Da,li. IN. -aint. AIR Il IL Il q
= .uiiiie, hall rrsai cu,tum-. with a
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DR. BLAcKBuRN i m-e1sG Will
an enthusiastic reception fhe Is ne
grass counties -Courj<J 'hfnni.
The Doetor's popularity is "et con
fined 10 The 3 n>diras~ conn'ie.. bni
IL ia STATE ride" and We again in-is
on behalf Of he pe"ple that all o'he'
candidates Withdrew from The cpn'e
and permit him Ia have walk over
lie could walk into the Exern'is.
Mansion viii, n-irriry Of $50 900 u
20O. coo -Paiueah News
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A mass meeting Of all tn qrtlif,I vo-
ters Of the twn Of Hcxmrn il requ t
Ell ~ City Har next Monday evening.
for the purpose % cnnsi lerint The ques
rion Of reorganizing the CITY govern rs NJ
The death of the Mayor aud a majority
of Conncl'uen leaves the Civ Couucil
without charter power full meeting
is desired
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A BE- LING

~ BLANKETS. JEANS CISSINFREs.
' , Shawls f'ioaks C'oakios Good I'm
derwear &C.. iaSi received aud n,r on~n-
IN ~ Tie rl,eep cash stor- 81 II BECH-
4N1N These Goods ave ,hsnlntelv fresh
aud nure. h-vins ali heru bought in lie
Northern markets since the fro-ts. Call
and see them
nor0-7S
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WRIT JnnNsruN u D..
Secretary
Gang set tEossi asa eyes ice
E.s.ssa.

Nay ma n } i.e1l ~
o. det- ~t,s .n'n r
Lca!et h. - ~ M IA T.. iag
he ia-t thirteen month e. n .ten
'inm :" theft 'hp' h,n1 ~ thieves
hav. been op-eting i ;.a,e ~,
AID go 10 lie f.c hti " III y hSey
l.ad hen puf-urd. c,p'u.ri I'd ,is.J
- al - b ing "n- al tbe gan. p n
key. = hen arre-'ed nc Snn, 81 - t"
have ~inIen one mn e rom } - IS I'D.
one Irnn Mr. hui-pr IA. onr ir'm
Frank Band aud m4rc ir.n } me-
sc oggiu~ Al ut hr-c we're t,uud
liter b. arre-t in Christian aud urned
over to their proper own.Js The
authorities ihinkin. there ~ - rtgu
l,rly orggDiz'.d baud Of l.ni-e hi-ee>
"pe:atipg in Ihi- and "ijohpi"g Z, m
.It- have been a. work. aud VI ,nr4S
-neerrded IL finding bill as1in~ one
of pankey. and on Monday nigh,
Treu, va arrested aud con- fn.1 in
laii TEN came her. about ,s,r Il -
~ l.-s Deco N her aud claims 80 he :
practicine phySirau hut lii no e,.r :.
,or "a 20 into the pr,cfice ~ ln Pr
I..~~iun lie has been mi-~ln. lr,.n
time "a time aud - ws- 40 uo.ice.
he thar " hen h. wa absent from III
city "a fue mute nr horse va missing
from -otne plri of the mei.hb ,haoi
Lest Uinfcr his -am- ID Fr-,,' rl.,
l. u mairir'l ,u'n wi1h !, very - -re>e
ing mi y irfi his ',ni i, W.
de-'iiu'e c"ndi'."n ('i- ate sex IA
h'J. a.-n enc - h. bid \
lid II MI been Tor thr t,o i.,s {
he neishb.r- The, w"u Il ha. al II
i"r nece Sarie. Of III e. U ~, /
S'ufes Hu'hn,i L., have 80 h.rn "a.
lie i"akouf '"e frrn whn al
ha- been vioi .fins The '-vean
-eiiiug foha.n Th- an.sn.i r..
alter oihrr p.r'i :. AID - ho,... r..
fhe 4r'nd j. y 'dj un. H.. 'hv, IN
ali have been rtp.urrj ap,l hr,,a.i,
10 the bar % justice
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AlOurnimg G0ofs!

{ FULL AND COMPLETE LINE OF
"A Black Goods. all new aud fresh AT
ihe cheap cash store OF
noNS-7S H. BUCHANAN.
H"u u a Tyler sunoun.e- IN his
Issue that hs has resum u he practice OF
law. aud has associate with him Mr. r.
r Tyler. under the frm name Of Il. 4
& L. T Tyler The ability and reliability
OF this firm is too well known TO need
COMMUNICATION.
ARstrEn EoR NunDEa On Saturday
last. city Marshal Warren, pursued aud
arrested a negro, Monroe Flowers, charg-
ed ~iih having committed a marder near
New Madrid No somerimr las, week
He carried him 10 New Madrid aui deiiv
cred him 10 The proper authorities.
Mr. J,re Oecr,on. rhe r~'imnblr
wife Of that noble hearted Capt Jas. A.
Oyer'ou, died yesterday of eIl~~ rrver
Would thar Heaven bad spa II the Old
man this afl elton Mrs Overton return
ed TO Hickman from the country some
three weeks since
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TsIG safe Resuru.

Or Paris aeelines 20 advise refugees
70 re'"rnto Hickman until after another
cold spell. There have been few cases
occurring for the past week and week
preceding which shows that ths disease
- yet lurking in it, favori,e holds. he
thinks it over. bni will not take The re-
spon~ihiIiiy OF advising the return of
families The Iasi new ease occurred on
Monday Mr. Thos N, uahan.
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IF people would Tor couple %
years drown all the KITTENS they 6nd
# the male sex they would mitigate
a great nuisance still more If they
would drown all hut one kitten Of
every III er We have millions too
many cats in this country.
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still in the Business.

ST ERrWE X 4 BRO whose Underta-
! kers establishment wa destroyed
BY n ~ IN he night Of May fth. announce
TO the public ihat ihry have re-npened
next loor 10 1rrtgeck & B4itzers bust
ness office where they viii continue the
Undertaking business. LmayI7-tf
HCHOFIELD'S PATENT VAPORIZING
- Inhaler. for cure Of Catnrrh. Bron-
ehitis, Horseness, Coughs. Colds. Asthma
and all affections Of he rhrotl an I Lungs.
tor sale at
mar22l FORTUNES DRUG STORE
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CLoS-LII Or
Ut AT COST T!
AND TX MANY INSTANCES GREATLY UNDERI

and ,h,,~
~ grocery H,rlw
manyot
of tbaue OF all
naand-e We o bnnrhnf
emorti 70 u,-bin
which be %
had amer else OF nrc uriny city
att hrll u frra
pure Ne will
war proIuc % esh advane
We ia OF 0 in
ourn letart
Ito
uiek.san Kv july 5 1878 POWELL
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No DeeeDsfo,s.

T WILL GUARANTEE ALL GOODS
i purchased NJ my house aud soil "a ,e W
goods. 10 he ns represented The only
new stock in iicSns ~ n 81 reliable
store OF H. BUCH
novS-78
Dr. W ton. an excelen, rb,.i n
aud 'horou genrieman formerly of
Clinton, Ky publishes his p ofe- sional
card in this issue. II off ice is at Judge
Aou'gomery's old Office Clinton street.
Tie venerable President tlr Iiirk.
man Murphy Club requests all murphy.
TO meet At the Club rooms next Monday
night Basiness OF importance and an
interesli N -eting exnected
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Mr. Hayes has issued hi pr"clama
ton de~ignsting Thursday. the 29fl
day OF November a. y dav Of N-'i.,na
thanksgiving an'l prayer L i fhon.h
shs Governors of all the Siase+ ~il,
appoiu, the same day
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a di-pascl, from Pa.!ueah. da'ed
yesterday The Tn -ay- tha Turner
ia elected to Congress, over Trimbie
by 1920 majority
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Fresh (srncerfcsy

4 FULL. AND COMPLETE LINE. ALL
warranted new AID fresh aud very
cheap. at H. BUCH fNANS
navS- rs
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Il. Z. II ESQ II,
SO and 30 t1nnke

Cor. Water AMI Ohio streefs-opposi,e
PIants warehousel
a NNOUNCES to this pubic. viii he
has served in This line % years, eat
he is still in the bu-iness ready IN DE-
any kind of work in The be-, s'yl"- Keeps
he hest workmen employei; and has IN
store atall times variety 81 the hes'
cots AMI Shoes mi.ie. Of me hesi mate
-ials ang4-if
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9 For = Michel.


40 MT smoke ihe Trump, hu' get the
Cou'tnes.taI. the hes IN he cry for
the nvncy-at HOLCON8E
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~ 81 your prescriptions file aud mel
II iciues "A Ilolcomhes Drug Srore-he
has had mare than - years experience
in he drug business,
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You may feel per eetly secure in hav-
INK your Prescriptions ca-erulit AMI ac-
curat-ly hIle1 Of Fees, Pare Drrgs. At
decl5 + T. FORTUNES COS.
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Senator Beck WIN weighs two HIM
bred aud twenty two pnund-. an.i has
never taken do-e of medici,,e in his
lite his eons eui TO the plains on a
bunting expedition.
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An,,Ic VIIlsr,ar.

ALD COUNTRY MADE APPLE VINE
q AN-Suitahie f.,r rnrking pickles
Tor sale At BUCK y COWGILLiS
auxlG If
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80 81. Eaave Peace.

DUr I'll: VAR ia The price of Gro
ID Ger - onls shows that tou rHn b .
10 very best quality ~ the very loves
prices. ~
apo JOIN wITFING's.
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B rum esee aid lie people Of his
{ oantFy Eaihsr liked 10 be bumb1ggcd
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F.adiez shoes!

4 Full AND COMPLETE LINE ~
~ Kid and Oil Goat in Cn4:o,n work
watch warrant to give Satisfaction or
tie money refunded. Very stylish aud
very cheap.
novS-78 H. Buchanan
o. Wrdne-dav . periee' panic -ciz
ed Ia &c nufa Der Of families refugees,
who bad returned 10 their homes, and
some who had horne themselves w~ll in
The epidemic. aud there was II will rush
in leaving. The excitement was conta
gious anil spreld from one TO ano h.r
There we're 10 new cnses o. iea,bs hut
each caught fear frotn he sther
NEw Physicians We aurounce.
with pleasure that DR.. Jno " Pra,her
has deter mined to locate in Hickman for
the practice of his profession He has
the character Of being good pl ysicisn
and is a clever. excellent gentleman We
are glad to welcome him.
DR.. Outten, late OF Evansville Ind, has
located here, and inserts his professional
card. lie is commended a. II physician
Of 20 years experience, aud We trust he
may find his new home Pheasant aud lu-
erative.
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gloss anil freshness Of youth. Thin
hair is thichened, falling hair checked,
al d badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroved, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved By this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, so that a new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling he hair with pasty sedi-
ment, it Will keep it clean and vigorous
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives TO the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton of dandruif. which is often so UNI
Clearly and offensive Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and iniu-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit bnt not harm it. IF wanted
merely for HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria. aud yet lasts
ionson the hair, giving it, rich, glossy
lustse, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by Or. J. C. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
HOWELL, MASS.
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CITY ETEMs.
WAeDNS FOR CATTLE,

Trout X Sluoue- viii trade their
best make Of Wagons for CAitle. Here is
chance o get new wagon in eNchaEE e
tor catie augl6
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In Wit.

Ill persons indebted 10 the under
~igued viii please come forward
ana seiilr immediately, rs am compelled
TO nave money.
janis # G. A HOLCoMBE.
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I,-h,,. n Doids.

The followin. los-es have heen pad thr
li-hmenr by the old Mn'ia iBenehl. on The
Heriert Howard. Hickman, s5.0rO
Lawrence Muse. Hickman ...-...-.. 2nOJ
J,,i r E.,ter. nickman ,. 400
Sam.l r irvine ilickman.... .... 500
f;sorre y Caldwell. Hiexman. : O00
Tol,, L,nder.lale Hickman 1875
Vim Ncf,luskey Hickman ........-.. 90
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FAR He ks!
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality an Color.

a dressing
which Is at
once Agreeable,
healthy. an d
efectual for
preserving the
hair. 1t soon
restores .faded
or gray hair
to its original
color, ruth tile
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Tlere ! rn'nPr IN Vienna that
rhc - Emprr-> Eagrni,. i Ia h. sgnn
married hut rh, f,vnre1 individuaI, is
nnt indiri'sd The lady ha- been
residing IL that city to, :ew werks
nf la'e IN ie, The fi,i. f t'punfe>- T.
Pr, f"a, She i arc,.np 'ied ~
IL, D. H. l. " ub, al hy h.
& nu = sou = ail.- !. came.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-22
Republican County Convention.

A large and enthusiastic Convention as
sembled in Hancock Hall, on wednesd day
forenoon. All the towns 10 the County
were well represented. and the interest
taken by the various delegations showed
conclusively that the people are deter
mined 10 do their duty ia the coming
election. HE havn.uniuu. nc'i"r az the
Convention j. indicative of strength. aud
the nominations made cannot fall to meet
the approval OF the Republicans through
out the County. 1t is important that
every lover of hooest money should take
an active part in the Campaign BON
going on, and by every lair means. COM
bat the heresy that is threatening the
prosperity of the Country. The remarks
Of Hon. Thomas VI. Nichol we're list
ened TO with close attention. aud showed
In the clearesi manner the iallacy OF all
the nFeenback arguments. The Conven-
tiou was 4 grand success. and the result:
will he one OF the largest Republican ma
jorities that old Hancock has hsd for many
years.
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political evils. 1t undermines the virtues
necessary for the support OF the social
system, and encourages propensities de-
structive to its happiness. 1t wars against
Industry. frueality and economy, and ii
fosters the evil spirits Of extravagance
and speculation. OF all the contrivsnces
for cheating the laborins classes Of man
kind, none has been more effectual than
that which deludes them with paper mon
ey. This is The most efiectual OF inven-
tons to fertilize the rich mans fields by
the swea, of the poor mans brow. Ordi-
nary tyrAnny, oppression. excessive tax
alton, these bear lightly upon the mass of
the community, compared with fraudulent
currencies aud the robberies committed
by deprecated paper
DANIEL WEBSTER
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Still They Come.

On Friday last, Mr.. William H. Young
Of Calais, . member of the Greenback
State Committee for Washington County,
came out openly for Mr.. Hale and the Re-
publican ticket.
At the Franklin County Democratic
convention, Mr.. Belcher the Congressional
nominee. said, that "rather than be forced
from bis Old democratic principles for hard
money, he would strike hands with the
Republicans"
Every voter, whether Republican or
Democrat. who desires TO see the end of
this turmoil which has retarded resumpt-
ion and has caused capital to remain lock-
ed up, should 60 TO work earnestly to COM
bat the influences of those men who are
keeping up the agitation. Many of them
admit that they have nothing to lose, but
everything to gain by any change that
they can make.
They are jealous of those who have sue.
ceeded In saving something while they
have not, or they are designing men. de-
void of principle, who are willing to rick
any disturbance OF the aGaire of the coun-
try. to obtain votes In their support.
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wuz yoozed by runaway niggers In the
OH times. and am fed by Niger farmer
who hez not heerd NV the koiIapse. aud
consistently takes his pay in the Orlimi,ed.
III the nooze ever gets to him Nv tn. reel
condishun Nv things and b.. sh.ts Off sun.
plies, or ieveels my whereabouts, TN a
lost man.
Wat changes Their Is in life. A week ago
successful nnanseer. and the pet Nv the
populls-the saviour NV the Corners, To-
day hunted fugitive, livin on boe-cske
furnished by bigger. One needs to be A
filosopber.
PETROLEUM V. Massey.
Late President Nv the Onlimited Trust
aud Confidence Company.
n. B.-I hev heerd from the Corners.
The ungrsteful people after half KILN the
ofhcers nv the bank, passed resolutions
that We wuz all a pack of thieves. snd
thst them ez he'd sold land aud sicb Tor
our money shood 500 Tor recovery thereof.
aud that thev'd hang any Judge witch
wsodnt beside agin us. Baseom hez gone
back onto US, and hez sold back To Pol
lock and Bi2ler the store we bot NV them,
and hez got good money enuif to git a few
baris nv likker, aud hez re-opened lie
hez put the price NV likker down to five
cents agn and rcfoozes TO take ANYTHING
for Il but nickels. He ser he ant sittin ez
many cart-loads NV money ez he did 10 tn,
iniiashuh period, but he's satisfied The
most NV the citizens Is bankrupt. and room
Is everywhere. Oh why did their filth give
out At the wrong timu, l.. V. y.
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Pool Your Issues"

This is the cry OF the Greenbackers, with
an occasional variation OF Let those who
think alike act together
II Is the cry OF a party made up OF as
great and incongruOas q variety as was
ever collected in the "Hsppy Family"
cage 10 first-class menagcrie. Within its
ample fold the free thinker and the free
lover revel In the anticipation OF an early
realization Of their widest visions. The
men who have won renown as political or
religious acrobats aud who have always
shown themselves Impractical In every
thing, are at home IN this new ism aud find
IN its wild and varied plans lii food for
their disordefed minds. The spendthrift.
the sbiftess. the tramp aud the dissp-
pointed Office seeker propose TO strike
hands, (''pool their issues aud wage war
against the thrifty, the economical. the
order loving class OF society. In view OF
this fact. does IL not become the duty of
every good citizen regardless of all former
party affiliations TO cast his vote in the
coming election for those who are out
spoken against the danger ihst threatens
the peace aud prosperity OF The country !?
Voters who have property to protect.
whether Democrats or Republicans. should
not look upon the present political crisis
with Indifference. The vote of one man In
the councils of the Nation, may turn ,he
scales In favor of wise or urwise legisla-
ton.
The question ia this Congressional Dis
trict Is clearly defined There appears no
indication, so tar a. We can learn. that Mr..
Martin Intends To make an effort TO secure
the vote OF his party. The fight then Is
between Mr.. Hale aud Mr.. Murch: be-
tween honest aud dishonest money. In
this county the sentiment of the Demo
cratic Convention just held was clearly In
favor OF honest money. Why then should
not the honest money loving Democrats
OF this county act In concert with the hon
est money loving Republicans so lar, at
least, As the District vote is concerned and
BY so doing place their votes where their
effect will be felt, rather than place them
where they will be OF no avail, or by d.clin-
ing TO vote altogether. lend passive aid to
the party whose principles they cannot en-
dorse: LET those who think alike act to-
gether."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-22

Every day the mail brings news OF the
terrible ravages OF the yellow fever in our
southern cities. The city OF Grenada.
Miss, which had about Il, 900 inhabitants,
has become nearly depopulated through
deaths and the absence OF those seeking
safety in Digit. A call for aid has resulted
in the sending of food and nurses from
various parts OF the country. Nearly all
the cases, SO far, have proved fatal. In
Memphis the fever is spreading. In New
Orleans on the 18th, l29 new cases and
AZ deaths were reported Al Matanzas,
our ship masters and crews are suffering
severely from the fever. Several are re-
ported dead. and others sick and In quar-
antine. Iu all places where the disease
has appeared Ia severe form, a lack of
proper attention to sanitary measures Is
clearly shown.