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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-05
DR.. William Leroy Broun, Of the Van

DR.. William Leroy Broun, OF the Van.
derbilt University, Nashville, was last week
unanimously elected president Of the Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College Of Alaba.
ma, located at Auburn, Ala. DIR. Leroy
Broun lisa native OF Loudoun county, Va,
q Master OF Arts Of the University of Vir.
ginia, and at present is professor OF Mathe-
MATES in the Vanderbilt University.
- PRESUMPTION begins in ignorance
and ends in ruir." On the other hand, the
production OF Kidney-Wort began with
wise cautions and scientific research, and
its use ends in restoring shattered constilu-
tons, and endowing men and women with
health and happiness. "My tormented
back" is the exclamation OF more than one
poor Woodworking man and woman. Do YOU
know why 1t aches? 1t is because YOUR
kidneys are overtasked and need strength
ening, and your system needs TO be
cleansed Of bad hu2lOrs. You need Kid.
ney-Wort.
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SPECIAL NOTICES: .
NJ SYCLE BROTHERS,
81 BROAD STREET.


TOO MANY GOoDs-sEAsON ADVANCING,
AND THEY MUST BE SOLD, AS OUR NOT
TO is NEVER TO CARRY GOODS FROM
ONE SEASON TO ANOTHER.
1 case WHITE IMITATION LINEN LAWN at
&C.;
1 case VICTORIA LAWN, superior quality, at
&c.;
l case very fine LINON DE DACCA at 12Hc.;
l case LISON DE DACCA at lSc., never SOLD De-
fore for less than Soc;
l case CHECK MUSLIN at &c..
l case FRENCH PLAID MUSLIN at l6sc,
good value for 371c.;
Hundreds of other WHITE GOODS at bottom
prices;
Several cases LAWNS at 8, o, g, 10, and 121c.;
Several cases GINGHAMs and SEERSUChEks
ut much below regular value;
We have still several pieces OF those LINENS eft,
suitable for ulsters and dresses at the low price
Of 12Kc.:
so pieces Of STRIPED and PLAID LINEN, for
mems and boys wear from 12A 10 25c.;
Full stock Of CAsslMERES, for mems and boys
wear, at every price;
rs dozen LADIES' and GENTLEMEN's GAUZE
UNDERvESTS from l6't To 50c. each;
rs dozen UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS from soc.
to 81:
>
best and cheapest Towels You ever bought.
1000 COUNTERPANES from SOC. to $3.50;
An immense lot of LINEN aud LINEN SHEET
ING at much below regular value;
Our stock Of PARASOLS will now be closed out
at prime cost. We have still large supply on
hand.
l75 pieces MATTINGS still left will be sold at a
small advance on New York cost.
Our DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. still com
p1p 4
and below cost.
We still show very large stock of SILK In Plain
and Fancy:
SATI\S. Plain and Brocaded:
NUNS YELLING In every shade and color:
BOMBAZlNES. BLACK CASIiNERES,J AM1SE,
HENRIETTA CLOTH. SIIOODA CLOTHS.
BUNTINGS, and a great many others.
We show the largest stock In every department
of any house in the city.
AS the season is advancing goods must be sold,
and if you want genuine bargains call at the popu-
lar house Of SlCLE BROTHERS,
81 Broad street and 1929 Main street.
&C. l9-eOd
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Opening of Scnnlchres.

SAN Francisco, July 3.-The vaults at
Monterey containing the bodies OF the
founders OF the California missions were
opened to-day for the purpose OF setting at
rest all doubt as to their identity. The
redwood collins and the skeletons were in
good condition and parts OF silk robes and
bands were still preserved. The remains
OF the following were identified Father
Crispin, buried in 1852; Father Serro,
buried in 1884; Father Lopez, buried in
1897, and Father Loscun, buried in 1900.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TT FOR THE HEATED TERN.
JULIUS MEYER & son


CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THFrp
LARGE STOCK or
THIN WHITE GOODS.
IN WHICH THEY ARE OFFERING sPEcI,t
INDUCEMENTs-As FOLLOWS.
YARD-wIDE VICTORIA LAWN, entr, enc. D.,
7kc.;
YARD-wIDE SHEER LiNON DE- DAccA,,
&C.;
SUPERB FRENCH LINON DE DACCAal2.c.
worth zoe:
EXTRA sHEERaDdFISEL INON DEIRLANbr
at 1890:
WHITE LINEN LAWN at Sc worth zoe:
80 pieces FRENCH NULL LAWN ~ 2Oc.:
40 pieces FINE LACE-sTRIPE Mr~LIN~ al,
sic.;
sATIN-sTRIPED LTNON d. RLANpE d,
l24c.;
rs pieces DOTTED and FIGURED CREAM arl
WHITE SWISS MUSLIN from Iy.to5o..
FRENCH NAINSoOK, FRENCH CANBrl,.
and ORGANIZES. at low pr.cc-.
SWISS EMBROIDERIES! SWISS FNBR0lpr.
RIES The handsomest line boz town: a. ...g
patterns just opened, ia yarlou. widths. q TO-.
up 10 wide founcings at -l2J.
LACES! LACES. LACES' LACFS. LACF~.-
500 pieces In ORIENTAL. EDFLWFl,-.
BRABANT, DUCHESS. MALTESE, Rf--
SIAN, MENCIIOTE. CORALiNE. ttEDf-
NAL. SPANISH. SPANISH GUGPUBF. NIN
POLKA-DOT Spanish. a. special iov ir.,..
FRENCH NAINsOOk, Il yards wide. "a 81 ...
worth OOc.;
80 pieces WIDE T0RCHON LACE at3c.:
500 dozen SUPERB REAL LI~LF-IIiRFAD
GLONE~-fulL regular made. Boo white auI g.. To-
Orc'l-at Poe. per pair.
BLACK and COLORlD LACE NirT~;
SARAH BERNIIARDT SILK GLOVES.
Entire stock DRESS GOODS at reduced urip-.
Another lot oil The FRENCH LACE BtNIiNt.
AZ Zoe.
ALL-wOOL NUNS VEILINGS. every shade. t,
25c.:
In HOSIERY. 100 dozen !. AIDES >II.K-CLOlf
Ed BALBRiGGA\ 20 10: % dolru 20 D.
REGULAR BRILLIANT It~l t-Iiiltl so
at5Oc. worth soc; RI IL EtGtLAk SOLID
COLORS 40 2jc.;
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS
GENTLfNFN'~ RNI~ilIND~
The BOSS INLAINDRttD >lllRT-r,iutrc.
bosom--,t COO. TIE celebrated III ARl-.t.f
madc--at -: best BLIACNtD JIANr
DRAWER>-rcinfOrccd ~cai-1tjOr.: support
GNTZE TNDERSIIRT ~ 2jc.. FlNI
WHITE LAWN tbs a. l7c. r. dolon.
JULIUS MEl ER & son.
GOi IDl COZ Broad .fr.t.
DR.. WARMERS CELEBRATED 'oR~II>-
All styles and sizes. lc ll-,.l
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II MINERAL WATERS.

Just receiving. fresh from me SPRING.:
CLNSMIC-A purely natural water. from tho 60. -
mic springs. Waukc-h' Wisconsin. A-ntf'
water AMI a dilutcnt Tor wine anl u.a.r t
has no equal.
TAUNUS. APOLLIN tRl~. and >fi1/It.fr "
Germany; and NICill. DO m0.t ,.l,.t...'
water for dyspepsia, from France.
For sale boy
T. 9-lm csc AR tEAN/.
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Nj COHEN BROTHERS.
WHAT WE SHALL OFFER ON
MONDAY, JULY 30.
lore HEAVY PURCHASES
THE SEASON Is TOO FAR ADVANCED.

How low prices had to be in order to justify these
purchases Will appear from even few of the many
goods that shall cnhmerdtc below:
We closed ont ncckwoar manufacturer. These
goods comprise in part POLkA-DOI StARt>.
COLLARS. COLLARkTTES Of every de-
soription; also, LAWN-TENI> HANDkER-
CHIEFS. The dearest among them viii be
sold 1T little above one fourth their former
prices. 200 dozen POLkA-DOT COLL Mr.
ETTES that We formerly sold at 35c. VIII be
sold at SC. each.
they had on hand, and will sell the entire lot,
comprising former values from ID to zoe
yard. at = &c.
We closed out a worsted-fringe manufacturer, and
will offer % pieces of the FINEST SlLh and
WORSTED FRINGE from 2lc. M. The 2lc.
quality l. what we have sold all along AZ Gjc.
The finer qualities will be sold AT proportion
FINE QUALITY LISLE-TIREAD GLOVES
have been very scarce this season. An I'M
porter received large lot last week that had
been contracted for delivery OH the 1T OF May
last. We made an offer for The lot when W.
accepted. II quite lot. We are not afraid.
however rs glove that should have been sold
at 9Oc can certainly De disposed Of even now
at the low price Of 27c. q pair. These goods
are IA iuchc, IN length. and real Lisle.
For the first time In four wears wc are enabled 10
sell lO-4 ELEAClltD SllEETlNG az Lee.
yard-fOrmtr price SOC.
one purchase - over $50 piece, LINEN DE
DACCA. We are enabled b. offer 2jc. qualify
at re; 3Oc. quality At lie; 40c. quality at
cas-, 1925 DOZEN FRENCH-WoyE CoRsETs
at 44c. This Is the best 65c. corset ever offered
IN the city.
In LACES We have made quite purchase. Lace
formerly sold at l5c. will be sold AZ %. a yard:
Lace formerly sold a Soc will be sold at l9c.
Lace formerly sold at 10 and 0Oc. viii be sold
at 1 and 4Sc. -
We have also made large purchases fin RIBBONS.
which viii be opened on our counter fnd sold
at 4 uniform price ~
50 dozen LADIES CARDINAL FULL, REGU-
LAR HOSE at DC. pair, former price #
which was JOc.
besides hundreds Of other goods for which We
have no space here. COHEN BROTHERS,
jy 2-Su.W&Sa Fourth aud Broad streets.
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DEATHS.

Died, July 4th. little JOHNNIE. infant SON of
j. G. ana Julia I. Robinson, in the eleventh month
OF his age.
sleep, JOHNNIE, dear, and take thy rest;
God called thee home, lie thought /; best.
IT'S hard indeed to part with thee
But Christi strong arm supports me.
MAMA.
Services al hi, parents residence. No. III Twcn-
ty-sixth street, at > l.. VI. WEDNESDAY.
Died. at her late residence, No. 10 east Broad
street. Monday nj 3 O'Clock y. NJ. KATE NJ. wife
Of William ii. Ward aged ihrty-threc years.
Her funeral will take place from It. Peters Ca
thedraI WEDNESDAY MORNING at O'Clock.
Friends and acquaintances arc invited 10 attend.
2tf
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FANCY GOODS


- T + V rs
CALLS ATTENTION TO
MAsON's JARS at sl.4O and s1.7j;
Another lot Of those HANDSOME SHELL ICE
CREAM SETS reduced from 81 to $3.50;
ELEGANT HAND-FINISIIED PLAIN COB
LET'S at 5Oc.;
ELEGANT HAND FINISHED GOBLETs, hand
somely engraved, 81;
A large invoice of KNIFE-BASKETS at Csc;
Five dozen CARPET sEWlNG-CHAIRS at al;
All sizes OF ENAMEL CLOTH vALIsEs from
Use. TO 1928;
LEATHER sATCHELs, all sizes, at bottom prices.
Florists win please take notice we have large IN
voice of WOOD TOoTH-PICKs at &c.
Again we have the lMOCK-sTRETCHER,
that adds SO much to their comfort.
Before buying sILvER-PLATED WARE see the
styles and prices offered by STEVENS,
sos Bread street.
see our FEATHER FANS at II. They are the
best. je29
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ID. & +. MITTELDORFER
WILL OFFER on MONDAY
LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS
JUST RECEIVED.

4 cases Of LAWNS, at all prices;
3 cases IMITATION LINEN LAWNS;
6 cases BLEACIIED COTTONS;
45 pieces DRESS GOODS at 1Oc.-former price,
25c;.
MOIRES, SILKS, SATINS, SURAIIS, CASH
MEREs. BUNTINGS, GINGHAMs, PRINTS,
CAsSIMEPEs, LINENS, DOMESTICS-all at
great decline in prices;
20 styles Of LACES, from lie. to $3.50 per yard;
LINEN DE DACCAS, VICTORIA LAWNS,
PERSIAN MULLS, NAINSOOK, DOTTED
and FIGURED SWISS, and all kinds Of
WHITE GOODS.
PARASOLSl PARASOLS!
$40 NEW PARAsOLS just received which are
on consignment, and must be sold-tho best
bargains ever offered.
MATTINGS. MATTINGS!
26O NEW PIECES MATING just received
from auction, from lie. per yard to I3c. for
the best article.
LINEN CLsTERs! LINEN ULsTERS!
G33 LINEN ULSTERS, just received from the
manufactures, At very low prices. Now is the
time to buy these goods.
FANS! FANS a large assortment.
UNLAUNDRIFD SHIRTS at 90 Go, 20, so.
9Oc., and sl-thc best goods for the money
ever seen.
To secure some Of these bargains you must call
early at d. & f. MITTELDORFEE'S,
je4-Su,W&Sa j27 Broad street.
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MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.

CPECIAL NOTICE.
70 meet the demand required by the constant IN
crease in our business. We are compelled To trgc
our store. Previous 10 making tht~c Improve
ments We viii offer our entire stock Of
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
at a discount Of 20 per cent of our regular popu-
lar low figures.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
Fun assortment Of
HATS, FLOW Frs.
FEATHERS, SILKS.
SATINS and RIBBONS.
FANCG-GOODS DEPARTMENT..
ZEPHYR WORsTEDS, BUTTONS,
COMES. JEWELRl.
HANDkFRCHlEF> HOSIERY.
GLOVES. LACES. CORSET>, FANS.
CHILDRFN'S LACE CAP and PIQVE
BONNEIS.
LADIES UNDERWEAR-ready-m and
10 order. LEWIS KAUFMAN.
Alb cast Broad street.
between Fourth and Fifth streets.
iy 2-lm Richmond, Va.
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We return thanks TO the Hon. II. Ii.
BRENrs, OF Washington Territory, for q
public document.
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Engfnoer Melyille's Pay.

Passed-Assistant-E Engineer Melville's pay,
when he went on the Jeanette. the Secrc-
tary Of the Navy states, was about $3.50
month. He allotted 800 month to his
wife for the term Of three years, and the
remainder to other persons. His promo
ton came in March, 1881, when he became
entitled, as chief engineer, to $3.50 month.
His wife induced Secretary Hunt to allow
her to draw, without authority OF law, $50
a month more, or $40 in all About
June Is, 1882, the three years expired,
and the legal right Of Mrs. Melville TO
draw any more ceased, and in the mean
time her husband had come within tcle-
grapc communication. Mrs. Melville ap-
piled for renewal Of her allotment, and
the matter came before the Navy Depart
ment for decision. Acting Secretary
Walker first authorized a renewal at $40
month until January |. 1883, but on reflec
ton concluded to limit the amount to 800.
lie did this upon considering that there
was no legal right after the three years to
allow Mrs. Melville TO draw any OF her hlls-
bands pay; that Mr.. Melville could easily
he heard from and express his wishes, and
that under these circumstances no serious
injury could happen to Mrs. Melville, as
she received the 900 originally allotted to
her. The Navy Department has no inior-
nation OF any complaint from Mrs. Melville
except through the newspapers.
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TOBACCO. CIGARS. &c.

ID WHlTLOCk. llij MNN S1REEL
| manufacturer OF The following hue brands Z
CIGARS:
MODEL, LITTLE FLORA,
"a ESTEILf, FILL ABV~rEH0,
PICNIC, WlllILO(k'~ hLl WEST,
MOZART, Quick,
LILY BELLE, and ORIENTAL.
Also dealer I'm the following brands Of FINE To
BACCO ~ manufacturers prices
DIANORA, EMPEROR,
WARD BRAND, HOME AGAIN.
PIONEER, ROUGH AND READY sc. pluS>h
BALLA RAT,
ATLANTIC, &C.
Scud for price-list. nav @I-'"'
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NJ No Family Dyes were ever so pop
uIar as the Diamond Dyes. They never
fail. The black is far superior to logwood.
The other colOrs are brilliant.
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Miss Anna Louise Cary's Marriage.

Miss Anna Louise Cary, Names idol
songstress, and the pride OF tie whole
country. was yesterday morning united in
marriage to Mr.. c. VI. Raymond, a retired
broker Of New York city. The ceremony
was performed at the residence OF her
sister. Mrs. j. c. Merrill, on May street,
the officiating clergyman being the Rev.
W. II. Haskell, Of Falmouth. 4 bro
ther-in-law OF the bride. The cerc-
mony was very quietly performed.
There were no guests present excepting
Mrs. Haskell, Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill and
family, and one or two others. There was no
display OF presents nor oStentation. In the
afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond and Miss
Merrill rode out to the Atlantic House and
took dinner. The fact OF her marriage
could scarcely be credited by her friends
last evening. Those who had been with
her for the past few weeks, assisting her
in packing her pictures and furniture,
knew nothing Of it. 1t is understood the
newly-married couple will 90 to New York,
returning here July Sth. when they will go
to the White Mountains for the season.
They will ultimately reside in New York.
Portland (ne.) Argus, June 30h.
NJ No Family Dyes were ever so pop
uIar as the Diamond Dyes. They never
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DEAIN OF COLONEL EDMUNDS-S200, 900 FOR
THE NEW-RIyER RAILROAD-T THIRD
COTTON FACTORY-THE CARRIER-PIGEONS-
DEEDS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-25
J. ". BENTON, Proprietor

4 Great chance to make money.
y Tn NSa who always take advantage
VI Of The .ool Citrr for rlakirL-
W ~ n ~ money that oTt red, cc4er,ly
become wealthy while those who d, not improve sucl,
chances remain in poverty We wan inauy men. vr.
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localities. ANY do the work properly from the
first start. The busiu' viii pay than times
or, inary wages Expensive uu fit fIrtished free No
one who enga es fails TO max" morcy rapidly You san
devote your whole time To the work only your spare
Full inf rmatinn and all thrt is needed s,n.
free. Address STTsoN Il Go Portland, NJ Inc.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-25
INVENTORS

~ ttorncyS-at Law and
Patent Solicitors, Washington, u G., for refernn
and advice, sent FREE. We attend cxclu.
Sively to Patent business. lie iSonahla terms
Reissues, IntertereaccS, and cases rejected in
other hands speciality. Caveats solicited
Send model, or sketch and description for opinion
to patentability, FREE OF CHARGE. We refer
to the commissioner o! Patents, also 20 eY- Com
missoners. Established 1855 j,
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The above trains are ran dly and make close
.loi 1t I, IA I,I3a trlinS OF t1e Virginia
Uric<ne -gel f,r rIiuia City aui Reno, a1d with
,be Q n,ral Pl:ic 1t Kea, via Virginia rruckee
IssirolI, for al points .st aid West.
Nm YEEINECSN. GEN. Supt.
ri. LAWS,
Assistant 81 )e:iatend mt
d. A BENDER
General Frei sht an faoe-t ser Agent
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-03-30

meetings. Dancing when properly con
dIcted is healthful and pleasant amuse-
mcnt but subject to abuses, but that is the
fault Of the lndi, idual not the amusement.
Women have neglected their families to at
tend gospel meetings but We should not feel
justified in denouncing all religious meetings
because of this abuse. If dIsreputable peo-
pie are permitted in a ball room the mana
gers should be held responsible and not the
amusement. The gentleman referred to in
objection third, by his remark "thst altho'
a dancer he would not live with his wife
should she waltz with another man" only
proves what class of women he has been in
the habit of associating with. and at what a
low estimate he held his wife have heard
that remark made by men and without ex-
ception they were from that class who are
not very particular in their selection of as
sociates and so judged their wives by them
selves. Much more might be written on tins
subject and every one of the nine objections
refuted, but this will suffice to show that this
subject is no exception to the old adage that
there are two sides to all questions.
CRITIC.
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LOngfellOw Dead.

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, the poet,
who mas been in i'll health the past two years
from q complication Of troubles died at his
home in Cambridge at 3l5 F. NJ Friday.
The illness which proved fatal vas peritsni-
It's. He celebrated his 18th birthday Feb.
-. Saturday the 18TH inst. he Was out
pant of the afternoon, walking upon the pi-
azza, and on going into the house com
planned Of being slightly cold. At dinner
be was taken suddenly i'll. Soon after he
went to his room, and in short time had q
violent attack of vertigo. Sunday he com
planned Of severe pains IN the stomach, and
opiates were administered TO allay the trouble
and induce sleep. His condition seemed
somewhat improved till Monday when dan
gerous symptoms became manifest, and the
family were seriously alarmed. Tuesday
morning these symptoms assumed an aggra-
waited form. and il became evident to the
household that his death was near We'd
nesdav and Thursday there was slight im-
proyement. there being disposition to sleep
almost continually. During the afternoon
and evening Of Thursday he talked great
deal about various topics, and seemed 10 re-
cover large portion of his usually bright
and cheerful disposition. Later in the night
he became unconscious and seemed restless
and uneasy Friday morning he revived
though his talk was of a rambling nature
and somewhat incoherent. This condition
continued until about an hour before his
death, when he again became unconscious
and so continued until the last, suffering but
little pain apparently.
All the family were present, consisting of
his three daughters, Edith Mrs. r. H. Da-
ns,) Alice and Annie the sons, Ernest and
Charles his nephews, William 2. and
Wadsworth Longfellow of Portland his
brother Alexander of Portland his sister,
Mrs. James Greenlief of Cambridge; Mrs.
Pierce of Portland his brothers in-law.
Thomas Appleton and Nathan Appleton of
Boston, and Mrs. Ernest Longfellow.
The funeral occurred in Cambridge, Sum-
day. Private services were held at the
house. and public ceremonies in Appleton
eh.9el. at Harvard college. The chapel was
packed with people and there were hun
dreds unable TO obtain admission. A very
appropriate sermon was preached by Prof.
C. C. Everett. In the pulpits throughout
the country illusions were made to the la
mented poet. The remains were inferred at
Mount Auburn cemetery in the family vault.
"A biographical sketch Of the deceased
poet viii appear in the AMERICAN next
week.
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An Everlasting Farewell.

The Islesboro correspondent Of the Bel
fast Journal, II giving the result Of the
town meeting tells the following Party
lines we're strictly drawn.resulting in victory
and defeat for both parties. but showing that
the Greenback rule. which ue have 80 long
suffered under, is surely disappearing from
view. Several II the most prominent
Greenback leaders have bottled squarely IN
the face Of their party. Among the most
prominent Of them appears Capt Robert b.
Trmm. strong partisan and for wears tbs
backbone Of Democracy and Greenback ism
IN tins town. During the election Monday.
he watched the progress Of matters with a
critics eve and before rs close, rising upon
d bench and shouting with sten,orian voice.
be made the following declaration: Demo
Gratis and Greenbsckers have travelled
with you all my life have followed YOU
through al manner Of evil scheming and
disgrace and nov bid YOU an everlasting
farewell Henceforth and forever YOU will
End me with the Republican party, and so
long as the breath Of Heaven shall continue
10 sustain this perlshing frame. just 50 long
will | support their plaiform-so help me
God A murmur Of disapprobation arose
from one side Of the house at the loss o.
their distinguished leader, and shout OF
victory came from the other al the addition
Of one more to their fast filing ranks"