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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-26
rron. he Danish We.t I,.dies.

New YORK May %.
The steamer Albany, from New Orleans
9th, has arrived.
The Governor of the Danish West India
possessions has issued proclamation that I'M
I'll further notice merchant vessels sailing UNI
der colors hitherto acknowledged by the Dan
ish government, even if those States are at war
with Denmark, may enter and depart from
the Danish West Indies.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-26

~ HYDROKONIA.
THE SAFE EFFICIENT. AsD RATIOS
AL TRKATMKs OF
NASAL CATARRH.


Entered according TO Act of Congress in the year
eighteen hundred and sixty three, in the Clerks
oihce OF the District Coust of the State of Massa
chusetts, by
DIR. S. CLESSON PRATT,
Principal of fremont Eyo and Ear Institute Bos-
ton, Lecturer ON Diseases of the Organs of Spscial
Sense. Author Of the Medical Specialist, Atmis-
teria etc, etc.
HYDRO ONIA
Comprises combination of specific remedies for
the local and constitutional of Nasal Ca
tarrh, differing both in and effect from all other
modes and practices for this alarmiDgly prevalent
and dangerous disease. 1t has been thoroughly test
ed in more than three thousand in this city,
and phen persistentiy used the result has been al
ways the same viz: to heal the local diseases whilst
it changes the diathesis constitutional tendency
upon which the catarrhal secretion depends for be
ii remembered. that Fasat catarrA, Is as really a
consumption of the blood and fluids of ths body ION
ly in less degreel as when neglected ii has reached
the lungs.
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Fe.o York Market.

NEW YORK. May 25
Cctton-2c higher; sales 1850 bales at 90 for
middling uplands, and s7aeSc for low middlings
flour-receipts - bbis; sales ], $50 bbls; State
and Western firm; Superfine State OOaya7 IL:
Extra do - x5a 90; choice d, 40d7 60; Round
Hoop Ohio do 60d7 15; choice Z 70dS 40; Super-
fine western 0od1 l.; Extra do 25dI 40; South
ern quiet and hTm sales 1900 bills; Mixed 10 good
o5as 90; Fancy and extras l0gl0 rs: Canada firm
sales 500 bills common Extra 7 259f 80; extra
Wheat-frm; Gales $4,000 bushels: Chicago
spring o0dl 65; Milwaukee club coal Ga Amber
Milwaukee Gal 65; Winter Red Western 65a
IL; Amber Michigan ! 75gl IS; Red State 20;
White Western SOL 10.
Corn-scarce and nrm; mixed Western new 1 40
and 4la1 30 for old.
Oats-dnil and dropping; sales at Sfdsstc
Beei-unchanged; Gales 800 bbs.
Pork-less active and higher; sales 1900 bbs; mess
- Was z5 old do " %; do 80 25a30 80; prime
70 foGzo W for old and news prime % 2fd23 90
Lard-steady; sales AGO bbls at l. 3dl43,
butter-seady; Ohio 2sd3Sc STATE 35(d42
Whiskey-in moderate request; safes go bbls at
Rice-dull at llall!c for Rangoon
Sugar-activc; sales l000 hhds: Porto Rico lsIG
iee; Muscoysdo lei9lSc; Havana 17aI7.c.
Molasses-duil.
Naval Stores-quiet and steady.
Petroleum-brm sales 1000 bbls crude on priyate
terms at about 40c. and 1000 10 in tins at 74c
treights TO Liverpool-quiet; -four per neutral Is
3D. grain GID for wheat in bulk and I'd in ship bags
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-26

iyoUIRY.-What would please our people
more than to know that Messrs. J. B. Brown
g. Sons have concluded to finish the upper
part of their building, corner Congress and
Brown streets, into Theatre or Opera House?
The need Of one is being ieis. This situation
cannot be surpassed by any in the city--so
central, and what has not been thought OF, so
near the horse cars.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-26
Maine Central Railroad COMPANY
TREAsuRER's OFFICE,
Waforyilla. NAV oath. is

WaiorVhIe, May 24th, IeU4,
DERSONS holding Stock in the old Androscog-
i gin and Kennsbec Penobscot and kennebec
Railroad Company. or Stock Bonds. due, in
And aud Ken Railroad Company will please have
the same converted into Stock of the Maine Cent al
Railroad Company Jorth,cith. as persons holding
Stock in the form er Companies will not be permit
ted 10 ride free to r0te at the annual meeting
Remember and sign transfer on the back of old Ger
tfeates, and send twenty live cents for Revenue
Stamps on each Certificate wanted.
BY order of the Directors.
may 26d3w j, NYE, Treasurer,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-26
Auction Sale OF Permits 90 Cut
Timber in Canada--- ReaEEs state nm
GRIND FalIx NJ m

F'HkRE will be sold at public auction at the ofEcs
"A OF henry HALEY Co., Exchange street, PORT
land, Maine. on Thursday, June auth, 1894 Al ia
O'Clock A. N. to close n concern
Licerses Nos: and TO cut timber &C.. In Cana
IA on the northwest branch of the river ST John
where Is Interested by the boundary line between
Canada and the State Of Maipe-and extending nm
sara river 20 ~ source, not to exceed. however ten
miles oy y miles each side, or 50 square miles
Also, aeerfain parcel of Real Estate situated NJ
Grand Falls in the County Of Victoria. and At the
present time occupied aud improved BY VIM B.
West, ESQ, and formerly owned by George Young.
containing three (Sl acres more with buildings on
the same
Tor further particulars inquire of the auctionesl
or HERsEr. FLETCHER CO.,
Portland, Maine.
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A. II. c. DODGE,
Pension, w ar Claim

GENERAL BUSINESS AND
MMERCIAL EMIT,
NO oio rennsyivania WASHINGTON, D. c.,
eg-Wiil attend to Collections Consig nms nts, Sc,
in Baltimore, Nd, Alexandria, Va, and General
Commission Business in Georgetovn and Washing
ton, ID. c Address,
4. n. C. Dodge, B0.E 1875, Washington, ID. c.,
REFEREsCEs
Gen. Samuel Veazie President Neazie Bank. Ban
gor Me-. Messrs. Albert Webb Co., Merchants,
Portland. Me; Messrs. Blagge Soper, Merchants,
Boston, Mass. may25d2w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-26
House and Lot ar Anc,,..

w shall sell on Friday, May 81, at 3 o'coct p.
w the north rly half of one and half sfar.
rouse With brick basement, o. AZ on Munjov sfrss
ne mouse Is In very good order; good water HANDY
nS pr speci, pleasant sId healthy neie hborhood
enu very desirable for this class Of tenemenfs for
occupancy. The lot Is good one about AZ Nv
~ I.et ale positive, the owner being \ non r.2
cssr Asa DESTROYS to change this properly little
u,., henry BAILEY = CO., Auctiopeer..
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-26

House AND LoT AT AUcrIoN.-Henry
Bailey & Co. will sell at auction, today at 3
o'clock, p. NJ, on the premises, a house and
lot on Sherbrook street, owned by S. r. Leay-
fit, Esq. 1t will afford good opportunity for
an investment. See Advertisement
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-26

THE LADIES FAIR.-The recent Fair I'M
der the auspices of the Universalist Ladies,
Social Circle was most successful event.
. The net proceeds amounted to Sl,4l260.
This, with other sums yet to be raised, is to
be used for furnishing the new church, when
completed, now being erected ON High near
the head of Free street. The Circle have been
highly favored, and at their last meeting
seemed to have been in very thankful mood,
for they passed formal votes of thanks to Mrs.
DIR. Ludwig, the Treasurer of the Association,
to whose unwearied efforts the success was in
large measure due; to Mrs. j. B. Carroll for
her liberality TO the Association; to Maj. An
drews, at Fort Preble, for his courtesy in al
lowing the splendid Band Of the 18th u. S.
Infantry to be present at the Fair, and to the
members Of the Band for freely furnishing
music on both evenings; to Mayor Mcclellan
for relieving them from previous engagements
and allowing them the use of the Hall gratui-
tously; TO Capt. Inman for valuable services
rendered; TO Mrs. VIM. Kimball, Boston, for
the present of an elegant chair; to Mrs, VIM.
Stafford for magnificent Afghan, which nett
ed over one hundred dollars to the commit
tee of ladies and gentlemen for services rem
dered, and to the public generally for spirit
of catholicity and lIberality manifested ia
the patronage of their efforts, as grateful as it
was unexpected.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-26

To TRAvELLERs.-We call the especial at
tention of travellers and others to the adver-
tisemeLt of Mr.. Little who is now Agent for
all the principal Rail Road Lines TO the West.
N. d S. West, and also for the Steam Boat
Lines to California. This agency will be
found of great convenience to all persons
journeying, who may need information as to
the different routes and especially SO to La
dies journeying without male attendants, as
through Tickets by either route to any point,
may be secured before starting, at the lowest
rates of fare.
This being Union Agency of all the Lines,
Mr.. Little VIII cheerfully afford any desired
information as to routes and rates, which can
not alwsys be obtained at the Depots or else
where.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-26
Valuable Store ON Portland pier
At Auction.

IN Tuesday, May 81. at 3 O'Clock =. NJ. ON an.
premises. we shall sell auction the three star~
wo9den store No. Portland Pier, with the lard
rnuer ~ and ~ wharf privileges. This store was
Is IN good general repair-and apparently sopnS a.
nut. ihe wharf Is one Of the beat in the city sub
slanai IN ITS siructure-in excellent repair-cen-
frally located and abundance Of water
mere ~ no safer property to invest money I'm
man wharf property: none in Portland 90 diffeuls
S,S.s sais positive. no misrepresentation nn-
HENRY BAILEY CO.. AucrroxxrRs.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-26

PERsoNAL.-U. s. Paymaster Major james
Mann, and his son, acting as clerk, leave to-
day for New York, intending to take the
steamer at that port for New Orleans of7sat-
urdav
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-26
Dancing for ChiIdren .

A COURSE of Twelve Lessonsin Dancing viii o
IN given to Glass of Children. to commence ~
three Q clock ON Wednesday. May 18th, nj the Hal
over Dr. s g. Fernald's office. NO. lI5 Middle Il.
Terms Three Dollars for the Course Doors
opened at Q O'Clock, for the puopose OF securing
may25dlw
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-26

aA-Attention is called to the advertise
ment in special notice column of new and
useful invention, called Stocking Heel Pro-
tector.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-26

WE shail sell at auction on Wednesday, June 1.
a., ~ 2 cioek r NJ, on the premises, beauti.
conialng Fare 4eres pr Land In very high STATE 81
snluvauon: There Is ON IL about two hundred pear
rum ana Apple Trees. Currants, Goosberrits A.
n, ne Bold ngs on II are There Is a two starv
House mojern IN lis style hui of the BE- Il ate,
as 1s ana thoroughly finished fine Stable shed d g.
" ior me splendid view IL ds Of The city
'he harnor and the surrounding country.
Connected with II Is a field OF frenfr-eiohf a~x.,
IN nigh state OF cultivation; the largest proporfio
.. shieh Is in grass land, and cuts from one and
, 70 .wo ana half tons OF hay to the acre Ibis
we have never invited the public TO 4 more desi-
rapie property outside the city limits Title clear-
For particulars enquire OF ~ ''s'e'
mayl1dtd HENRY BAILEY CO., Auet'rs.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-26
House and Lot orLand =, ..c,,.-

w s1ail zen at auction on thursday. MAY 2etb.
ON =. 2 y Sioek p NJ on the premises The house
has tSir,ok street, owned by 8. X. Leavett. II
W. ahI.eeh nnished rooms, Gas, Hard and Soft
ma castern. good stable and every thing neat
"a Az s s,na IN and about the house.
broos .nd Lot adJoinngo on the corner ofsher-
fenced. little clsar-tsrms essy Va ieo' aho
mayl9dtd W. Aneuoneers.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-26
EN-. PATrES. AUcTIoNEER, u Esehspr. a,
Desirable Real Estate M Aucsso-

~ ses, Cumberland second lot sbove mish sst,ss.
Ine very desirable dwelling and land recently occu.
pie1 " the late Capt. Eben McIntosh.
Inc house Is known rs one Of the most thorou,h
on. IN 'he city, convenient possible, Desirable
location, with good barn, wood house ana rzrden
10y ~ oy 10 Terms TO suit purchasers For lev
and particulars call on the auctonsor mays
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-26
Damaged Goods ar Auc,,o--

ON friday, May q, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ AZ No a
- Gars Block, we shall small invoice Of Good
l rom the wrecked steamer bohemian. consistnS Of
Sheeungs, Linens, Tailors' TrimminRs II osssrS
Dress Goods. Merchandise Miscellapeon. p,isa
HENRY BAILEY . CO.. Auetioneers.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-26
PORTLAND AND. VICINITY.
Re,;pio,,. Not,oas

Preaching to-day at Casco street Church in con
nection with the session of Cumberland Qusrterl,
Meeting, at l0t A. NJ, 2 and u p. NJ. Prayer meet
ing at 81 A. NJ.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-26

JUVENILE WoRKs.-Henry Hoyt, Boston,
has just published another volume of the
Leslie Series of Juvenile Religious Works,
entitled "Light and Shade" 1t is the journal
of one, commencing in childhood, at ten years
OF age, and running through all the period of
her life up TO the time of the death of her
Misunderstanding all the heart struggles
experienced in her youthful and more mature
age. II is an exceedingly interesting book,
and one that will be profitable to both old and
young-a book that will be valuable addi-
ton to all Sabbath School and Religious Lib
Earies.
The same publisher has also issued another
book for the boys and girls, entitled "Mamma's
Talks with Charlie" The stories related by
"Mamma" to Charlie are such as to interest
the children. 1t will be valuable addition
to the Juvenile literature OF the day
These, and all kinds of juvenile works, can
be found at the bookstore of H. Packard, No.
81 Exchange street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-26

THE MILITARY CAsE.-In our issue of yes
terday we mentioned the case of Lieut.. Main
and Mr.. Jacobs, who were arrested in Boston
last Friday, brought to this city, confined in
Jail and taken from jail and carried to Angus
Ia, after writ of habeas corpus had been OBJ
tanned on behalf on Main.
Frederick Fox, Esq, one Of Mains counsel,
accompanied the men to Augusta Tuesday
night. Yesterday he laid the particulars OF
the case before Major Gardiner, who at once
remanded the men back for hearing before
the Court which had granted the writ of
habeas corpus. They will arrive here this
morning.
The promptitude with which Major Gardi-
ner has acted in this matter deserves, as it
will receive, universal commentator. He is
disposed to see that justice is granted every
one who may be arrested; and is not inclined
10 place the military power above the judicial,
when such an exercise is not required by the
state of feeling in this community.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-26
AUCTION SALES.
Rich JeweIry at Auc,,o.-

w shall sell at auction this day, Thursday NJ
70, ana friday; May "a, Commencing AZ e;ciy
=. N each cay, large and valuable inves. " !.
ggow9lry, consisting OF Ladies' sets Bracelets Pin.
Ear "a. hings, Chains. Sleeve Buttons Coral Jef. sS
Er EiDgs,Ncst and Laeies Chsldaius (lsis Ge,,..
ma, vest chains &c. &C. comprisin lone Of The
ver Of Jewelry, and the best goods
hsSzo HENRY BAILEY & Coz. Auct,r..
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tton SIT tpdblenoen Glerf8 lplen ipte Die elert"
be8 Observation-Disclosures beiablt tperSen. Der Braz
iioent be8 SenatS lnb Der Spreher Dc" 9allles
buben fit citen 8ert6terltatter st 'lcr9elt, Der
iiber Die 9ebatten uno @erbaloIun9en Der Gonz
pentipn 10 la1qe at bert6ten bat, Bis bteIe leb=
tere ibre eiqenen 8eauten gepdblt bat.
81 Tritt ppr pber na6 Dem 3ulammentritt
Der Convention Elm Spbe8full Elm, 70 ipl Der
betreifenbc Sheriff utf GebeiB oes GoupernelrS,
pber penn Sic Convention bereit3 Suiamnen9e>
treten 1T, ouf 8efebl be3 Yrdlipenten pcrl elbet
cine Neulpabl onprbnen.
1O) &pr 8e9im Der 8erbanplungen lpllet
Die Wlit9lieper Der Convention ben pben ppr9ez
idriebenen gio oblegcn NIT fol9enoem 3uiat
sd i6p6res meine Bilidten ais 0fit9lieo Die
Jet Convention nad beltenl @ihen unp &ernp@
gen %erfilen SIT ppllen. p r. n.-4u. q
~ Splte ii6 ir9enD. ein @ablri6ter, @erl
Dber Sberff neigern pber eS llnterlailen, Den
pben ppr9eI6riebenen Standardization nadSl=
.fommen, 10 ipll berielbe nit elmer Celebrate bon
tpenieltenS pom $500 pber &efdn9nibitraie be-
leot nerben. 39-ao 1.rr.e .gH f9g.
12) lleber Die BON Der Gpnpentipn allSnneh.
menbe Contribution unO Ge9ier1n9Siprln lpl
suerlt a%rtitel< lno iectipnSpeiie perbanoelt nnt
ab9efin1mt unb Damn i'm @ar5en ab9eltiumE
lperoen. .3er 9.a 4+1 u9a9 l.
49, 9ie 10 ehtppriene uno pptirte Gonititlta
tiun unb N~egierungsfprm ipll ben beredti9tn'
8d6lern BON Marplano sur Nnnabnle poel
&erperfung SIT elmer 3eit uro inter 3egltlotlO=
men, ipelde Die Convention ielber SIT belttrlnei1
BAT, pprgelegt lperpe1. no eyry,
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gnSIia,e a3IpefaSe.

Stem OOrf, IS. San. Ser 9eraIp bat
einen 8rief ppn Dem 8lpdape9eidwaper in @il<
mingtpn pom g., ipel6er Die 3erltDrlng pes
Observation-Disclosures 9are bur6 Die Ser. st. Spir.
Montgpmerp unb 9lrieS melpet. 9te WtannA
i6qft oes 9are lief benielben aaf ben Strand
(aufep, wipprauf ct BON Der Wtamni6aft beS
Wtpontqpmerp llno 9trieS perbrannt purOe. Sic
MannI6uft eines 2anbl1ngsbpptes ipltrpe ieop6
nut Der Sranbung fprtgeriiien nno iantmt
9(cting Wtalter 8enoleton ppm Wtpnt9pmerp,
Der 1ie sl retten perll6te, bon Der cpnr0perirten
Gapaferie gefangen 9enpmnen. gtlBer Penole=
ton lpurben NOD SnJenieur Smith unO II
Mqnn. pm Dem. 9tpntgomerp, iptpie Z Mann
ppn bem 9trtes gefangen.
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Oritter 60 Dtnrtft BON MdrDlanr.

Baltimore, 10. San. 1864.
gGir beaIoubiSen biermit, baB bic na9ffebenb besei&z
neten Berionen, mel8e I'M brittei g. @on9reE : Oiftritt
BON Wtarplanb seSesen %prrteu, burd bic i6ren gtauen
beigefitsten @riinte pom Der 8ie6ung befreit tpcrbeu fnb,
nGAlli6
u gnberIui, 1G. gourb, saBlte $500; gsm Gram6lett,
IA, ~einji9er Scbn elmer 9Dittpe; Gbas Senfins, 90, lnz
taugIiG San. t@reenWalb, 16, 5sblte $500; 6reb Dds,
16, untaueli6 /; Bierce Ga,rrll, l6, I'M 9. ct. Mdrinez
Sienif 9ns6 Sania, 16, 3a6lte $500; 9p6n 8 Gtemart,
Is, nutausri6; Mm $ Sabte, 16, untaugliG g3 SpDn=
ION, farbig, 16, DO; SO6n IS alien, 16, 60; Sas 9reen,
farbig, 16, iibers Nlter; grnIt 6 Gernan, Is, untau1li6;
Gcnrab 6 Srbweiu, Is, gti9tbiirser; gprt = g1crri8, IA,
Sa6Ite $500; @brabarn 0fioer, 16, nntaugliG STaac Slu@
nautbaI, 1G, yti6tbiirSer Snp Spler, farbig, 16, itbers
Qlter; @ep 80 Gurrp, 16, nntausli9; Senrp MtaG, II,
Ni6tbiirser; Sreb q gSaibner, Is, Sablte,S300; Sa,reS
.@cssrroe, IL, 30; &alentire @belman, l6, 9ti6t6iirger;
Wm Garrapap, farbig, 16, ~ein5iSer Spbn elmer Wittpe;
3obn SO BGuwmer Is, SabIte $500; Sebn ait, IS. gti6t=
.biirs,r; Treb @9wart, 9fiGtbiir9er; Snp 5fei6ert, l6,
0abio u TiItrr, 16, untauSlt& SEQ u WiiQs, farbig IS,
Soiepb Gorf, farbiS, 18, iteGte einen Sutitituter; SEQ
Manser, 16, Sablte $500; Snc 9cice, 16, Subte $500;
stephen GrambIitt, II, ;ablte $500; Snrutau NleiItcr,
Ia, 80; emanuel 8 Ntcbinscr, 16, cinSiger Gpbn elmer
gDittpe Snp 90 Sarbp, 16, untausli6; % S6urader,
16, Ni6tbiirser; Cornelius &abars. IL, einsiser @cbH
elmer @ittme; Seize 9etpiS, farbis, 16, untausliG S6m
6 8 Msrri0, ID, suFlte $500.
0copple SIumenber9,
@rcfeEniari1alu. 3rGI. bee @nrplirun9s 8oatb.
IStn. Tropfs,
Ginrr1irlnsSz 6 pnmtHGr.
9bDS. s. MaItrSpd,,
WRIT bee @inrpllirunaSzgpmh
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0e6rQcnberiGte.

SORT WpnrDe, 16. San. 9aS 8arluz
mentdrbppt Stem 9Orf lit ppn Gitp 8pint bier
eitgetrDHen. eg4a r.bjlgj2u s9aj2 sf.
IS lit t6pifnung pprbanpen, DAP baS 4pSz
me6SlunsSgei6df, tpenn eS ben 9dnben Sen.
Buffers anpertrGlt bleibt, balO wieper in Sang
fprltmen ipirb. ai f.E.q 5ag 4m0iuoIoz.n.
l9te &idnono. 3eitnn9ert entbalten Spl9en>
pes :5l1r.G .rg =.4sc Sam al rt9egj 3.yIeH
i@i1miu gtpYn,r Il, San, 2ln Sen. Gppe
per :,9er 9alnpfer 9are ipuroebei Geprgetppr
al1f ben Strapp getrieben, na6bem er W%tqrir1e=
0ffgiere bel 9OcomppoS 6pllp y~9e(anbet bate.
sic wuroe pom 5einpe perfelgt uno brad 5uz
Ian1men. Die 2apung, fpel6e aus Wlilitdr9iiterl
beftebt, lit iebr mertbooll, 9eute unterbielten s
feinpli6e &anpnepbopte ben sqn5en Sag iber
Elm befti9eS 6euer rauf 2pdpppoS 6Ollp s9G
"a "a ng e @purtr9 pHie, -. Sanlqr,
Wtpiebp 1T NOD immer I'M Hiiden Deg SelnoeS
tbdtig, lpa aber neuli6 BET !9urperSi Serrp
ldlinm su9eri6tet tpproen iein. lin 8fbg4 n
10 9as Sis in &i6mpno lit 3 Boil bid. lind 3
F. Ser 9i6mpnp Sentinel pom IS, elltbdlt
to50lgenbes:g osT4crf ~ IN $40 z95}ir
@brarlefpn, IA. Sau. Ser 6einO bat
ben .gan5en Sag iiber ein lebbaites Seuer unter=
bulen; felt geitern 8 llbr iinp 121 6oblfuselu
in Die Staot g~epOrfen noroen, Die einige S6dS
ben, aber feline Sopesfdle CUR Splge gebabt. /,
Der Seinp bat stpei pber brei weitere 8arrpts
IN Sort Gregg pemasfirt. 9ie 8ei6iebung ii
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8a!fdbc 6crii1te.

a Cincinnati, 16. San. 9as uDtempbis
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