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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-28
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Yemz 2Orf, 27. OF. - EOttIa 6rlu
cts, BE 6rei8sbuidbrt8s Godter bon gBm. s..
TrarciS IN Samaica, Q..3u ma6te beuts
etueu @tlbfmurSoeriud, tuosm iie iid etHsu
fIatfenbeu SGnttt an Der Feble belbra5te.
SbTe Chat murbe friiblsitig gsHug sutbedt
nm ghrttts gu srgrstfeu, mel4e Die S0fis
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fsrtigt. Str 8ater bate ilr3ltd ietuen ej'
gsnsn Bater tpegeu @utfrembuug ietner (bes
gcbues) Satin perflagt uub be3eugte NAB
rsub Der gertdts0erbauOluugeu, ietne 6cuu
babe ibm gefanben, OaB tbr S&ptegeroater
Ser Sater ibrer isds Rtnoer let. 8te Surg
gob einen 2Eatriprub gu @uufteu bee Ser
flugtsn a6. 8ns iuuge Dtae4en iddmte uuo
grdmte IiG 70 isbr iiber ben ourt ben PrOlsB
0.rrriadteu Siaubat, bnB es 9auo on it&
Ipnfp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-28
@rif1n Nn1ffenh,s SOB.

giuctuuatt, q. Dlt. = Der genlue
@cdoertaIt in 8s3ug auf Sen an SAM
fcgasQhcuo erfoIgtsu Goo bss G5graeu
Griffin Salfieoo, Sutsrs 6se befauuteu Souts
rolifeu G3urGt paifeab, ID folgsuoer:
Sberft SuIfeao, Uddsr ON Samflg5=
9beuo eCu Rem,2 2ouoOu mad ietnsr 9etmatb
In gutlargounig unterpeg5 mar, gtug 6a'
bet Gber rim Sab, ourd melhss Elm i4ma'
Ter ttsfer @rnbeu gs3ogen morbsu mar. Die
GrSe ans tsm @robsu mar auf oen Bfao ges
norfen pcrosu uub bradte SEd. SaIftea6 Ia
bar 8unIeIbtit 3um Struutelu, 10 5aB sr
in Osu gra6sn har3ts uno Oas Seutd brad.
Der Berfcrbeue mar trob istner 50 SABRE
noCb Elm isbr riiftqer robuftsr glNuu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-28
GIIo gBotfOn's W6tDer.

8htInbeIpbia, Benni., 27. OttObsr.
- Cine 8rpe'd9e ans SaIem, RS, mel
rei: ,6omnro SulIiuan, Der febsn3ehu5abre
alte Reger, nelder ben brutuIen Dloro au
gua 80tIou bsgtug, fol- fid isit ietuer Der
urtbsiluug tustgsru, irgeHb tpeI6e Ra9ruug
3u f6 3u nebmsu, uub istus gBd4ter bsfura'
leu, GaB sr, fnr8 sr uidt nit 9eualt gs@
3tuungeu ptrb, gtpas 3u geat:6su. ft4 lau8'
Ian III Gote Hungeru unb ben @aIg:n be-
triigeu mir6. gr bat bsrstts 0retBtg BfIno
abgeuommsu uno ntrb aus Gage magsrer
uu6 f&pa6r. gr I9eint itb tubsfsu IN
Isiu GtidiaI srgsbsn 3u babsu, fttt ben
gon5eu Gag, istu gsFdt NIT ben Slnbsu
be6sdeub, In isinsr Belle uub pstaert ild,
III irnsnh QsrrtnrhRrr III inrshpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-28
1InfGlle 9eIeseutltd elmer ppIttt'
fdlctt RSerfnmnflnna.

Erog, 9.zg., q. Sftobar. - gSiarsub
stuer ON 9amfag giadmittag 3u Blatts'
burgb fattgefunosGsu beuiotratiiden gtai.
isuUeriammIuug nHr6eu SIe Inoerien aus
6errOnO, gIiutOnz&ouatg, i0tute goparo
fountain bon einsm !3ug. iiberfa9reH. I'm
osrieu bIteb anf Der 5teue tobt uHo 6ouu'
tain srIitt t0btlidle 8srIeBuugeu. 8dhrenO
bes llm3ugS Oor Der SsriaumIung ftir3ts st=
ner Ger Tbeilnsbmer, g2ameus Recoro, gu
Roheu uuo bradb Gin Baiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-28
glu88aD8 tiues Streit6

gltIIereburg, 8, q. DIT. - in et'
rem 3piiGsu g8tQsburg uub sBtImot3 In
Gtadz&ouuip geI'gensu Srte sertstbeu oors
asRsyn bret 8riioer, S6bHe zines 9euti9su,
Runeus 8eter Conn, NIT etnem Sremosu
In Strett, toobet ce gu &bdtItdteiteu tam.
3pai Der Sriiosr crbtsltau babet etue Gradt
Yriqsl ron BEN 6rem6eu, morauf ale Dret
nit U2ifsru aui 0SBtereu etuOrlugeu ulo
TIN umprblteu. giahosm iis tbr Spfer
futGtbar oerfnmmaIt !ts8eu gslaiieu, fIo6su
bie gsrbrfGsr Spet Dou ihuen murben balb
e1rauf eiugefaugsn. Das &srbye@ea oerur
Iadte groBe @ufregHa8 in ieasr 5ageua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-28
GCu eincm brei;ebuidbriserr Sua'
ban srftpthen.

Br0cflpu, R.,Y., 81. OttOber, -gtt'
dael geruss, IS Sabre alt, gertstb bsute
abeub NIT oem 13 idbrigeu @laucep ct.
Narttn tn Gtreit un6 miBbaTbelte ibu. als
er hen iiuasren Rnubsu baun nod uerfOlgte,
otCbts fidl 6teisr mn uuo fitsB ibm eiu ga
IGsrmsiier ms Ssri. 8grnts ftarb auf Der
Steue. ct. Rarttu puros osrbaitst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-28
ger @etraibes unb StEtualtens
HRorFf

8 @btC0gO q Dtt.-DteFI Tlni Wallea
mar ilau ups idlOb / iibsr ben atirtgsH Sia.
ten - Sitober 73A, glOo. 74i, 8e}, 7G5
Wais In gutter giahirage uuo tsf uHb idloB
l rlshrjgsr, ME gsfern, DIT, Al, yIOU. AZ,
8s3. 398. Safer uub &oggeu fef, 6lahs-
iuamsu 1876. SdnsiueTetib isft uae etp1s
b0ber-S Sftcbsr $3.50, ROpembsr $I1.20.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-28
Gin @crifpudr SaS Spfer eineS
RduhmcrbB.

Ququffu, Wle., 81. OttOber. - Gin
nit unGsl0idtem Ralt bs6edtsr uuo bstuabe
gdu3lid5 3tfrtfsuEr ueuidltdsr ROrper
putGe bsute in aiusm sGaloe, etua etue
RetIs pou Ger y ySOlbaten5stmatb" ~ GoguS,
gie., osrtarrt nuigeFnuoen. Dtau gIGubt,
oaB bic ueberrsfte btsientgen @abrtI Va'
beLe's, einss Suiufsu Der 4ufalt, iiuo, mel
der oor etma fuuf Sabreu 0srIdpaub. glan
urmutbet, bu6 stu aubsrsr Suiaiis Der IN
Ralt ban @sfOrteneu ermor0ete uao ibm etue
Summe Beufousgelb, bic Ct 1et iit trug,
cbnaEm. 2abeus ftammtG aus DlOutrSai, mo-
isire 8ernnnoteu itet nod mObEeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-28
mIa ner1creu nnfneaebert.

BbtIQteGpbta, 81. Sttobsr. - Die
norpsgiihe 8arte g2ouetb," psIts am ~.
SuIi bon 9nu3tg, gBefpreuBeu, uad Bbilaz
ctlpbia nbging, Ia UarinOueu uuo ptro lest
ole uerIOren auigege5en. Ste bate etue ans
20 Etriousu befiebeuoe gfaHui9aft an Soro
un6 est0Ite elmer Strma IN Slisu, Yornsgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-28
Nnf btr @nteniaae ertrnnFen

ROdGauo, ge., 81. Gitobsr. - Su5u
@tmmuue upo iatu SObn Breosrtd ertranteu
au lettan WitttpoA, ndbren0 ile ii4 aaf Der
S0te Upn Sranuars SaIan0, In 6er yfd5s
Uuu Sort @l1es, uuf Der @uteuiaQo bafau0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-28

Serftp @tth, R..So 27. 0Iyobar. -
@gO. glcSRetep muEbe bgEts autsr osr ,ld-
tlaQe UerEaftst, Ietne @att;a ermOroat iu
baben, iu6tm sr Gd iiber ibra aletoer iGit,
tetc uuo Gteielbsr bauu aniuH0tie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-28
Der @eIDmarEt.

Rtpsgort, q. Ottobsr. - 5OIgeuoes
Fno Die G6IuBuottruugeu: Sel6 Oftusts
10 Il $ro3sut un6 idIoB N II BroJent.-
Stsrltuez gBstisl 4.804-4 80i auf iehsltg
Eaqe un6 4.833-4834 Guf Stht.-Suuos5'
Cbiigattouau 3zpro3. 1903, 4lspro3 ll35
nuo 4spro,. l214.-Ettieu: Gbams' gtpreB
1872, Genital &0ctfc 394, @bei. & O5to 81,
Grts ,3t, br. Brtor. %, 9atssSbore 66t,
rs. Central zO4, Rortbz 2Bsfern S5t, bo.
Brior. 1884 R=gD. Central SCI, Bitts5urg
t39, Gsabiua % }, 8Od SsICu6 III, untcus
BaciFc 53s, 58eErruzllutou j9t.
- Rgr g1oasubsritt Der r8sutjhsu
8sjdsbGnl" srsiebt stue 3unuame an 9art'
gsIo TN RstTass uou $500 geo QIali.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-28

bsfuuo, piro In benz 8ertdte nuf 1902
000, 900 g,fdldst. Son bteism 8strnge be-
faubsn fif $500, 100000 i'm Shasnnte uub
81, ,304 100000 In beu 8anfen Huo In Cir.
fulation.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-28
&us Bueafrifa.

Poutou, %. Cftobsr. -yiobritlea lu8
n>r R5bnu6t bsh6tlgsr, eaB biz Srlus oeH
gogrtg, nit ogren Stifioues ie 3tbebu be
p6ltiatsu, gaub TN llmfause bon 2 Wlut'.
rsu lorGsu ubaetreten, uuh oaB 9iutluu,
gstsruueo's Scbn uuo gGbs, Elm olltr
g,hsreGs &btCTm,u unt'yletbuel babs,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-28

UetErBburg q. GtiobsC. - IS
tf bier tiEs BspgRuug i'm Gau8e, Dt,ha
nru 3mrd bot, etue Dliloaruua 6sr ibsg b.s
SubeutftSr In Rtitueigomgorob UsEbdnsitu
ten uuTisu lsbru6larq in ban 8e-gwsrt,l
Sibirtsu's orbeit5u. gRte 20 bsiEt, bot 6sr
Gjar iebod GTtldrt, taB sr uldt bsa5Fhti5s,
EtUE gltlosruuG oer urtbstle glglvetsu a
lufieu, iubgm Dies IN etgirm BGGa qGr ailt
nugebr0dt iet, Su er iast iOIhs tlEttgs Hui
rite, pts bic 5u6snb'esu, ots elus 5tlaae
IL 8unIou6 csDtiar igitu, o5rEut1u woae.
3ts Gnti4etbuua bss G3arsu 10 taiotsrI
mulpiIblg, al3 20 Der erit Ratier oon 8dBz
'onb tit, ntlttr ills Die uutar0EildRu 1Go'l
Batttt uimUt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-28

Bern, q. Gttober. .-gefsru iauOtu Die
@GbIeu Iiir bic glttgltsber Der Buu6eso'rs
iammIurg fatt. Su Den meifeu Tdl,u
purosu Die Rsgsupdrttgsu Ssrtretar pteosr
Qemdblt, mo Die Gabilalsu be6altsn Htue
Diajoritdt, obpohl fie TIM 9tdu6eratb { eiu
yiitQlisb fir bic 8aHtone ct. @nlsu, Bern,
Baabt, EaiFu uno 3urth Uerlorsu. Die Ft.
ten gittRliebar be3 8uuOssratbs uurtsu
mtebTQen1bit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-28
ole lInruhsn In SSlgien.

8ruiisG, q. Sttobsr.-Dsr bitIigs O.
meinOerutb uObm bsute etusu Beiblu6 an,
neIder ben Btbsrruf bss ususu Shulgeisg,s
for6ert unb bsbauptst bic BolittT Der RIe
rtlnlsu iet Ourd ots liir3Iideu g8abtsu pom
SolPs bssaUoutrt nOrben.
9ntnerptu, q. Sttober. - Der bies
iige @emstu6Tatb nubm bsute stueu Bs
ialuB 1u @unfau Se5 2Bt6errnis bes Stul,
geisbeS an.
Die belgtiGsu Qtbsrnleu flO NIT benz ueu.
tu Cabinet ntdt luirts6gu, neil es ebeuiO
D0rwisgeuO tatboItia tf, offs bas Uorberge
6snbe. Gllam 4uidstus mad tretbt Bslgieu
pinfr nrpReu Rrffs sutuenPu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-28
RInina,R Sfnmnfpur.

u. y, @Ormln.
%orIiseuOer oes GEeutto'Gg gmltc' 3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-28

gBarum ale suttn Burger fur @lsptlanr unS
SsHeriHS ftimmsu fcIltsn une nidbt flr
Blaine. - Seine 8ilfS BunssSmarfbdas
am nitBFtn BabItasr.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1884-09-12

ernor, Railroad commissioners, Leg
islature, and congressman, and vote
upon the question of holding Con-
stitutional Convention on Tuesday,
Nov. 4.
New Jersey viii elect Legislature
and Congressman ON Tuesday, Nov.
4.
New York will elect two Judges
of the Court of Appeals, Assembly
men, and Congressman on Tuesday,
Nov. 4, and vote upon a proposed
amendment to the Constitution of
the State prohibiting the loan or use
of public money for private purposes
and restricting the Indebtedness of
counties, cities, towns, and villages
for any purpose whatever to 10 per
cent. of their valuation.
North Carolina will elect State of
fcers, Legislature, and Congress.
men on Tuesday, Nov. 4.
Ohio will elect minor State officers
and Congressman on Tuesday, Oct
IA.
Pennsylvania will elect Legisla
ture and Congressman on Tuesday:
Nov. 4.
Rhode Island will elect Congre IS
men on Tuesday, Nov. 4.
South Carolina will elect State Of
ficers, Legislature, and Congress
men ON Tuesday, Nov. 4.
Tennessee will elect Governor
Railroad commissioners, Legislature
and congressman on Tuesday, Nov
4.
Texas will elect State officers
Legislature, and congressman OIL
Tuesday, Nov. 4.
Virginia will elect congressmel
on Tuesday, Nov. 4.
West Virginia will elect State off
GERS, Legislature, and congressmel
on Tuesday, Oct. IA, and vote upoI
a proposed amendment to chang
the time of the general elections t,
November.
Wisconsin will elect State officers
Legislature, and congressman OF
Tuesday, Nov. 4
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1884-09-12

The sudden death of Hon. Charles
j. Folger, Secretary of the Treasury,
which occurred at his home in Ge-
neva, N. Y, on the 4th inst, will
cause profound regret. Judge Fol
ger was a gentleman of uncommon
ability, and until he left the bench
of the supreme court of New York
ito take the position of Secretary of
the Treasury in President Arthur's
cabinet his career had been singular
ly successful and popular. The un-
fortunate circumstances attending
his nomination as the Republican
candidate for Governor of New
York, which secured his defeat, al
though none questioned his ability
or his integrity, were peculiarly NOR
tifying. He has not been in good
health from that time, but has
struggled bravely to perform the du-
ties of his Office and acquitted him
self honorably. AS Judge he had
reputation among the highest, and
there is every reason to, think that
under more propitious circumstance
he would have made a great mari
as a politician and Statesman.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1884-09-12

The New York Times publishes an
editorial alleging that Republicans
are badly frightened >" by the Yer
mont election. In its news columns,
the Times publishes dispatch stat
ing that the Republican vote in Yer
mont fell off eJeve'a per cent. and the
Democratic vote ten per cent. Moth
ing very frightful about that.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1884-09-12
THE VERMONT MILITIA MUSTER
OF 1854.

Mr.. EDITOR; On Friday after
noon, August %, amid a drenching
rain, the First Regiment of the Yer
mont National Guard, numbering
about five hundred men, arrived at
Brattleboro, by special train, to at
tend the annual muster and, without
regard for bright uniforms or pol
ished muskets, they were ordered to
fall in and march, to martial music,
through the rain and mud, to the
muster grounds, about mile distant.
On arriving we found that every
thing had been arranged in splendid
order by the details Of two days pre-
vious. On account Of the inclemen-
OF Of tho mo"tlaor nVthinS was dVno
that night except to call Guard
Mount, and your humble servant
had the pleasure of being numbered
among those most honored individu-
ais who spent six hours of that fas-
cinating night in marching to and
fro on sentinel duty, beating a
path through the wet grass with the
only pair of shoes he had in camp,
and ever and anon stopping to pour
the water out of his musket, which
he had so carefully polished that it
might come into camp in good or
der.
Saturday being cool but pleas
ant day, the following regular rou,
tine duty was carried out in full:
Musicians call, $50; Reveille, 5:45; Assem-
bly,, 6 a. M; Police call, els; Breakfast call
I; Surgeons call, 8; General Mount, 5 80 I'M
til g.; Battalion Drill, 9:l5 until LAS; Din
ner call, II; First sergeant's call, :l5 p. m.
Battalion Drill, 80 until 1880; Dress Parade
5 toe; Supper call, 6; Officers call, School o.
30; Assembly, $3.50; Taps, 1880.
In the evening the Brattleborc
Military Band, % pieces, which was
in attendance during the muster
gave an open air concert.
Sunday morning dawned warm
and beautiful. A quiet break ast
was partaken of, and part of the
forenoon was given to the inspect
ing of equipments and quarters. Al
2 o'clock in the afternoon service.
were held in memory of the late
Gen. James S. Peck, Of Montpelier
The regiment, including the frs
separate company of Newport, an(
the Fuller Light Battery of Brattle
boro formed in a hollow square OF
the field. A solemn dirgc was rem
dered by the band and singing BY
the male choir Of twenty voices
Addresses were made by Chaplain
Hill Of Montpelier, the chaplain 0
the regiment, Gen. Kingsley of Rut
land, and Col. Hooker of Brattle
boro. Through this sad and i'm
pressive ceremony the regimen
stood at parade rest, and in perfec
order, the services beng closed b,
the soldiers and citizens singing tn
doxology. A dress parade was haC
at $50, the remainder of the ev
being passed very quietly by the sol
diers in camp. Some Of Company |
of Montpelier met in the Orderl
Sergeant's tent and spent the ever
ing in singing semi-religious songs
and some attended services in tn
village.
Monday forenoon, in place of bar
talon drill, Gems. Peck and King
: ley Inspected the regiment; the fir,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1884-09-12
Blaine or Cleveland

for our next President. |
think the laborer should not
overlook his own interests,
and after earning an honest
dollar, he naturally desires to put it
where he can get the best bargains.
NJ. II. DAVIS, on DERBY STREET,
is making this question his chief
study by catering to the
wants of the laboring class
es, as he knows by expert
ence the full value of true
friend. Do you know who is your
friend? If not, | will tell you. He
that lightens your burdens, lessons
your cares, charges no usurious rates,
and gives good value for
your hard earned money,
should ever be considered a
true friend. | am proving
this latter by curtailing expenses,
and putting down the price of goods
to correspond with that paid for la
Dor. There is a certain class Of peo-
pie who consider it stylish,
tony and fashionable to pay
big prices Tor promise to do
SOY at large and expensive
establishments. Such trade l care
nothing for. find the best pay
comes from those who look to the
quality and price before purchasing,
and who pay cash at the
time of purchase. l have
in the past three months
increased my trade at least
one-half by selling goods at bottom
prices, and in the next three months
| propose to double my present bust
ness. Come and pay cash down on
your purchases, and get
goods at prices that can't be
beat in. town. If you pur-
chase on time, you will have
to pay interest on your Investment,
and You will feel as though you had
paid bill for which you had receiv.
ed no equivalent. My stock is full
and complete, and | intend
keeping it. so. [ buy for
cash only, and it is useless
for traders to say that can't
discount them on buying. If thcy
do, believe them not. Below I quote
few prices, a full list being iinpos
sible with the space at my disposal
Call and see for yourselves.
| am having a great run on
my best Japan teas, sold at
coo per ID. last winter, pres
ent price, only 45c per ID.
Old Govt. Java Coffee, per fb.......... SOC
MO. Recommendations. zoe
hlce.. .........................Sc
Gfanulateu sugar. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Slst
| Nice Molasses per Gal. ...............,5Oc
| W hlle vi ........'...'.........- loo
a good family flour per Dbl .......s55O
| The best flour in town ..........,,s So Il
This flour is rs good as can be made for fam
lily use and is sold on warrant. Don't ge
fooled on spices Isell the pure spices at 5,
per q tb, also pepper, former prices 10 to l!
| cents.
My line of
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1884-09-12
THE ELECTIONS OF 1851.

All the States will elect presiden-
,tial Electors on Tuesday, Nov. 4.
The Electors then chosen will meet
lat their respective State Capitols on
Wednesday, Dec. 8, and cast their
ballots for President and Vice-Pres-
.idcnt of the United States.
Alabama will elect congressman
ON Tuesday, Nov. 4.
Arkansas will elect congressman
ON Tuesday, Nov. 4.
California will elect part of its
Les:el"t,,ro ""d ov"srooomlom Un
Tuesday, Nov. 4, and vote upon a
proposed constitutional amendment
providing for a State Board Of Edu-
cation.
Colorado will elect State officers,
Legislature, and congressman on
Tuesday, Nov. 4.
Connecticut will vote upon an
amendment providing for biennial
elections on Monday, Oct. 6, and
elect State officers, Legislature, and
congressman on Tuesday, Novem-
Der 4.
Delaware will elect Legislature
and congressman on Tuesday, Nov.
A.
Florida will elect Governor, Lieu
tcnant-Governor, Legislature, and
congressman on Tuesday, Noyem.
Der 4.
Georgia will elect Governor and
Legislature on Wednesday, Oct. /;
congressman on Tuesday, Novem
Der 4.
Illinois will elect State officers
Legislature, ard congressman on
Tuesday, Nov. 4.
Indiana will elect State officers
Legislature, and congressman OF
Tuesday, Nov. 4.
Iowa will elect minor State officers
and congressman on Tuesday, Nov
4.
Kansas will elect State officers
Legislature, and congressman OIL
Tuesday, Nov. 4.
Kentucky will elect congressman
on Tuesday, Nov. 4.
Louisiana will elect congrcssmer
on Tuesday, Nov. 4.
Maryland will elect congressman
on Tuesday Nov. 4.
Massachusetts will elect State of
fcers, Legislature, and congressman
on Tuesday, Nov. 4.
Michigan will elect State officers
Legislature, and congressman OF
Tuesday, Nov. 4.
Minnesota will elect Legislature
and congressman on Tuesday, Nov
4.
Mississippi will elect congrcssmc
on Tuesday, Nov. 4.
Missouri will elect State officers
Legislature, and congressman OF
Tuesday, Nov. 4.
Nebraska will elect State officer,
Legislature, and congressman 0
Tuesday, Nov. 4.
Nevada will Supreme Judg'
Legislature, and congressman 0
Tuesday, Nov. 4.
New Hampshire will elect Go,
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w. Drew, Lancaster; j. M. Dodge,
Lunenburg. Clerk. w. Qnimby,
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WIN Err ARRANGEMENT.

WIN Err ARRANGEMENT.
On and after September s, and until further
notice, trains win be run as follows:
GOING WEST
Express train for Montreal, Chicago, and
the West, will leave Portland at 1.3O p. M,
Gorham 5 So p. m, GrOveton Junction I. 10 p.
M, and Island Pond at $50 p. M, also at $50
a. m, both connecting at Richmond for Que
bee. Mixed train for Richmond will leave
COaticook at l.I5 p. m. Mixed train tor Island
Pord will leave Gorham at 1855 D. m, and
Grovcton junction at 2.53 p. IN.
GOING EAST.
Express train for Gorham, Lewiston. Port
land, AMI Boston will leave Montreal at 10. ID
p. m. and Island Pond at 6.45 a. IN. Express
tram for Island Pond and intermediate sta
tions will leave Montreal at $50 p. m. Mixed
train for Island Pond will leave Montreal at
7 a. M, and Sherbrooke at 222 p. m. Mixed
trains for Portland will leave Gorham at 3.45
n. m. and 2.l0p. III. Mixed train for Gorham
win leave Island Pond at 10 a. m, and Grove
ton Junction at 1l.55 a. m.
j. HICKSON,
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