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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-06-15

80 Nslss PHILADELPHIA, June a.
The subscriptions to the 7 80 loan to-day
amounted TO 81, 670,S50. Among the largest
subscriptions were the following: First Ma.
tional Bank Of New York 100000; National
Franklin National Bank OF Columbus, Ohio,
z $4,000; j. T. Hill, New York, $107, 600
There were 1857 individual subscriptions for
500 and 800 each. ss9ifsa saii siat p lual
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SURRATT IN PoRTLAND.--Wea are informed
that there is but little doubt that the notorious
John Il. Surratt was ia this city a few days
after the assassination OF President Lincoln.
A short time after the assassination person
called upon Rev. Henry D. Moore, pastor of
the Central Church, and represented himself to
be preacher, but Of no particular creed
being opposed to all creeds, stating that he
was In destitute condition, and bound East.
Mr.. Moore assisted him, and gave him orders
for meals at the Preble House. Meeting the
man some days afterwards in the city, he was
informed by him that he had changed his in
tention OF going to Bangor, and was going to
Canada. sa sss s.tasI
Yesterday Mr.. Moore received photograph
OF Surratt, and he has no doubt it was him
that applied for assistance. e.4sa ag
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ISLAND STEAMER. The beautiful steamer
Gszelle, built by Messrs. Curtis for MIR. H. G.
Cook, made trial trip yesterday afternoon
among the islands, which proved satisfactory
in every way. She is the incest craft that has
been built for the island ronte--has good ac-
Communications, is fast, and can carry 1000 pas
sengers. MIR. Cook intends to put her on the
ronte Immediately, and we hope the most lit-
erai patronage viii be extended to him for his
untlring efforts to accommodate visitors to the
islands in Casco Bay. a, Ayts3s ~
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PASSING BAD MoNEY.--One of the return
ed soldiers 1--WE are ashamed to acknowledge
1T had some washing done by poor woman
who Is partially paralyzed. The bill amount.
ed to three dollars and he gave her a five dol
lar confederate shin plaster, she returning him
two dollars in good money. So uDsuspecting
was she that she kept the bill two or three
days, and it was not until she was obliged to
: make some purchases, that she discovered the
worthlessness of the bill. We don't believe
there are many such scoupdrels among our re-
turned veterans. .,..s.ee
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De DRA1fATIc.-Mr. Pike reopened Deering
Hall last evening to iair audience, and the
entertainment went off handsomely. Mr..
Ryan was received with much favor, and his
style of acting was pleasing. He was well
supported by the other actors. xoa
\ This evening popular drama and rous-
ing farce will be performed, in both of which
Mr.. Ryan will appear. Ia addition to the
plays, Miss Carrie Austin win go through the
Lightning Zouave Drill, in which she is said
to excel. 1t is capital BILL
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BAD BoYs-Truant Officer White yester-
day afternoon arrested four lads for breaking
into one Of the school houses, defacing the
desks and committing other outrages. They
were locked up to be brought before the Mu
nicinal Court for examination. -
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,.fI ~. .-a. TORONTO, @. W., June IA.
Last evening. as. party OF ladies and gen
tlemen named Il. Coleman, Miss Carrie Cole
man, Miss Kate Gage, Miss Creighton and
George Creighton were rowing on the Des-
jardines canal, the steamer Argyle passed,
causing their boat to upset. Efforts were
made to save them, but all were drowned ex-
cept George Creighton.
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NEW YORK, June IA.
@42c TT'ST EIH VTF'FFl
klour-steady; sales $500 bbls State 5 O5 a 60;
RoundHoop Ohio 95@8 49, Western IS a 8 s0i
southera quiet; sal $50 obs at l6@l2 90; Canada
dun tales $40 bbis Ut 35a3 60 Il NJ T .fl Ill
= Wheat-iG2c lower; sales "A, 600 bushels: chicago
spring l. O9I 43y Winter Ked Western "a; Amber
Michigan l "a Nt
:. Corn-la2c better;. sales 90 600 bushel mixed
Western s7@18O,
0ats-2c aigher.
bees-steady; sales 400 0blsl ~
rs 871
daaI1d-quiet; sales 1850 bbls at lsi@ls4c,s a &
Whiskey- sales 300 bbls at O4@2 O5. a5
a Groceries duh ~ $3.50 sF
fretRhts to liverpool quiet.
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.Fire..


1899 BRENTFORD, G. W., June Ia.
very destructive fire commenced this
morning at one O'Clock and ragged until five.
About one half of the principal business part
OF the town was destroyed. An old man named
Mason, who made threats the day before, has
been arrested. The fire was doubtless the
work Of an incendiary. 2 Thirty buildings were
destroyed, valued at from 100000 to $4,000
and insureddor $4,000. rfa C.S
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MILK We have received several commu-
nications complaining Of the exorbitant price
charged by the milk dealers for their com
modify. There is no reason why the article,
pure, should not be sold Tor six cents, or less
nar nnart. 4. wv. -N W. 49,.
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). U. 9. 5-9O six Per Cemt.
GoiH-BEARiNG BosDs

These Bonds are now wortha handsome premium,
and are exempt, as are all the Government Bonds,
rom State, County, and Municipal toe Itio schich
adds from one to three per cent per ananns to their
value, according TO the rate levied upon other prop
erty The interest is p yable semi annually by oou-
pons attached to each note, which may be cut of
and sold to any bank or banker Mq "a
The interest Mt 78O mar cart avao,n.s.
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LEE &c. OF ANDREW JoHssoN.-T. B. Peter
son & Brothers, Philadelphia, have issued 4 sew
enty-fve cent edition. paper covers, of the Life.
Speeches and Services of Andrew Johnson sew
enteenth President of the United States. In
cloth binding it is sold for one dollar. We sus-
pect it is essentially the campaign edition Of
this wonderful mans life, to which has been
made the necessary additions to fit it to his
present official position. 1t is illustratated with
what claims to be a portrait of President John
son, coarse, miserable wood cut, little better
than villanous carIcature
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JUMPED OVERHEARD. = While the brig
Calmuck was being towed out to sea yester-
day by The tug Warrior, when off Portland
light, one Of the crew of the brig-probably in
a drunken ft--jumped overheard. He went
down under the bow OF the vessel; but upon
rising TO the surface was quickly rescued,
taken on board, and proceeded to sea.
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TRoTTINe MATcH.-A trotting match came
off yesterday afternoon at Ling's Park, Scar
boro', between "Cottage Boy" PAGER, and
"Dick Ling" a trotter.-best two in three
mile heats, to harness. 1t was won by "Cot-
tage Boy Time, 245. 243.
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LADIES CHRISTIAN COMMISSION. - The
rooms of this Society will be opened on Thurs
day afternoons only for the delivery and re-
turn Of work. 70 a 4cssq Per order.
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Meyensnts Of Gen. Grant

i. 1ss.,.-.6.. HARRISBURG, PA, June IA
Gen. Grant met with an enthusiastic recep-
ton here this afternoon. At Altoona also he
had Interrogation this morning by the Com
mandery OF Knight Templars, 10 session there,
and by the people OF the place. sa sssa
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z-8O LOAN.

These notes are issued under the date OF July 10,
1866, an payable three years frem that date In
currency, or are convertible at tie option of the
holder into 81
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ABOUT six months since Division of Good
TempIars was established at South Standfsh,
and so well has IL fourished that through its
agency two other Divisions have been estab-
and another Is very soon to be established at
Standish.-Star. sga4 asss1g taisl h "a
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TEErH, TEETHi rEErH I

Dr. D. stin continues to Extract Teeth BY BIsetf e
jsy soithoat Puin: Persons having deosyed tee Il
or stumps they wish to have removed for rosettine
he would give polite invitation 70 call.
Superior Electro Magnetic Machines TOR SAFE foi
family use with thorough instructions. =.
DR.. ID. oan accommodate . NV patients WIZ
board and treatment ut his house.
Oftoe hours from oeIeek se ,zA's
i'S Tars - 2 ~, sae y novlti
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More Arresss-Re5el Aoenoy.

BUFFALO, N. Y, June 13. &
III we learn from an entirely responsible source
that man calling himself r. A. Lawrence.
and claiming 10 have been Colonel in the reb,
Ell army, is acting as the agent Of Saunders.
Clearey, Tucker & Co., in Canada, and is en-
deavoring to induce persons to 90 to Wash
ingt0n to report the testimony Of witnesses
against the assassination conspirators.
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IN FINANCIAL.
UNITED STATES sAf
1880 LOAN.
isos5 ea4s1a 81
Third series,
- 4 81
3 = B o. 900 o.
FINANCIAL.

Dy authority Of the Secretary of the Treasury the
undersigned, the General Subscription gsntior the
GALE of the United States Securities, offers to the
public the third series Of Treasury Notes, bearing
seven and three tenth per cent interest per annum
known as the
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RIernoVal.

Nr / pUsINroN has removed from 1877 Fore
IN. streOtto nassI ts
I4e Commercial Street,
.hers DO will be pleased to see his old friends and
cnsfomers and as many new ones as may DO inclined
10 favor him with their patronage.
Groceries of the best quality sold at the lowest
market rates. Calland see. Janel4dzwSw4wt
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Poaa LAND AND YIoInITI


ses0 Advertisements Ts-Dasa
Minstrels-Ci Hall, 81
Notice.. III. Davis,
House for Sale-J ohm G. Proctor. ~
Execut RS Saie-Saml Roife.
special Motto s-Dr. Langley's Anodyne.
Sewing Machines-W. s. Over.
Ihsatse- Deering Hali-This Evening.
Auction Sal s--E M. Pstten.
Ocunsellor-Chas Is. Merrill.
Brig for Sale-J. s. WinsIow.
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The case Of John Mayberry, Jr., search and
seizure, was continued to Saturday. J. o.
Donnell, ESQ.,, appeared for the defence.
Thomas Heffron, for drunkenness and dis
turbance, was obliged to pay three dollars and
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JOHN DUDLEY
si District Secretary
REPLY OF GOVERNOR pE1RpoNr
THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA, }
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
RlcHMoED, June 8, 1865.
REV. JOHN DUDLEY Il am informed
I that you are the representative of the Nation
al Freedmen's Relief Association, the object
OF which is to promote the welfare of the col
ored population ofthe Southern States, who
have SO recently and suddenly passed from
a condition Of bondage to freedom.
This sudden solution of this grave political
and social problem has been as unexpected to
the former slave as to the great and good men
in every section Of the country, and must be
accepted as an act OF that mysterious and
overruling Providence who conducts the af-
fairs of men to conclusions which their wis
dom can neither forsee nor accomplish. IA
The care OF these four millions of human
beings, thus thrown, unedueated and UMPIRE
pared, upon their own resources, will require
an immense amount Of Intelligent, considerate
aud disinl crested labor While many of the
freedmen may be quite competent to meet the
emergency by labor in the field, to whichthey
have been accustomed, a great proportion
must necessarily depend, Tor time, upon the
assistance and guidance of those who have en-
JoJSu SuPCAn III az foltnScS vi iOrtuut duu euu-
cation. laaa-I7aa ~ ia@ttak ~
Attached, by habit and adaptation, to the
soil and climate of the South, it is yet mani
fest that the Freedmen cannot look for much
of the needed material assistance to a section
recently devastated by war, and disorganzed
by great social and political changes. Il IL to
the strong, wealthy and prosperous COMMUNE
ties Of the North that be must look for that
humane and generous support so essential to
his new condition, ss8 / ss1ls7sGi "a
You ask Ii nave any advice to offer you
and your co-laborers In thi; great work |?
i answer by counselling you to impress up
on all with whom you come in contact the
essential lessons offndustry ,frugalty and sub
ordination to laws. -'-' 81
Industry is essential to his moral as well as
his material welfare. BY frugality alone can
he hope to reap and maintain the full and
permanent reward of his industry. By sub
ordination to law he viii win the respect Of
his fellow men, and the right to enjoy In peace
the fruit of his labor. hs1l aaH rs d " T
1.-The law Is terror to evil-doers and a
praise to him who does well. He who does
not violate the law need not fear the law
Teach him what the law Is, the first an6
comprehensive lesson OF which is laid down
in the ten commandments of the Bible. q n
III he is taught to understand and faithfully
to observe these, 1 will undertake to stand be
tween him and the magistrate.
If these simple precepts are inculcated,, and
the Freedman can be led to rule his conduct
thereby, we may fatter ourselves that his iu.
ture is assured, and that this nation will faith
iully and successfully discharge the trust
which has been condded to it by divine Provi
dence. I am, yours, &C..
e7 &c. #. H. PIERPoNT'
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81 Fort McHenry at Baltimore has been
cleared Of all prisoners of every ~, the po-
htical prisoners being pardoned.
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.0a ~ moss NEW YORK, June IA.
The steamship Lafayette, from Havre, has
arrived. News anticipated.
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Municipal nonrt-InnA u

M. w Ward pleaded guilty to search and
seizure process, and paid the fine of $40 and
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M y II I Q IA
.s1i SALE OF ARMY MULES.


~ r 81 f.fr N rrIn..f----r ..tfTHI T".|.
QUARTRRMAsTFR GENERALS OPF1cE
81 s WAsHINoT0N, ID o., May % 1885,
MANY thousands Of mules are beng dispC sed Of
4NA at public sale, at Washington
The sales will continue until the number Of ami
mails Is reduced in props ion to the reduction Of
the arniea now going ON rapidly.
There are In the armiei Of the Potc mao, OF the
Tennessee. and Of Georgia, probably FoUR thou.
sAND OF TBS FINEST sIx-huLE TRAMs IN rsE
WoRLD.
Many Of them were bougb in The beginning of the
war, as young mules accompan led this armies In all
their marches and camps, and are thoroughly brok-
en- hardened by exercise gentle and familiar, from
being 30 long surrounded by the soldiers.
The Whole South is stripped OF farming stock, and
the North also has suffered from the drain OF animals
taken 10 supply the armies.
These animals are eola at public auction; rHKY
WILL NOT BRING ANYTHING LIKE THEIR TUsB
VALUE; and such opportunities for farmers to get
working ,animals 10 stock their farms and for
drovers aud dealers ia stock to mako good specua-
tons, by Purchasing them and disposing Of them in
the south, will never occur again,
NJ. G. MEIGS,
Quartermaster General H
junead4w 4 $40 . Brevet Msjor Genera.
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NOTICE.

PORTLAND, June Is, 1866.
FNlHE President and Dire etofs of the Portland
n Dry Dock Company ask permission to build
Sea Wall and fill and improve the aats belonging to
the Company situated On the south easterly side OF
by Portland Bridge i - isrf 5ifs 80
p @. M. DAVIS, Treasurer 4 Sec'y.
To JACOB McLELLAN, JAMES L. MxRRILL, s.
T. CoRsEE. Harbor Commissioners. if.-t
,,s ss.s sls54g al san 81 aaea1f4 June 10, 1866.
ordered, That notice Of the above application he
given by publication of the came, with this order
thereon, in two of the daily newspapers Or nted in
Por land, fer days before the time Of hearipo
and that hearing thereon be had at three o,cioek
in the afternoon Thursday the twenty second day
of June, st Office No City Building in said Port
land. ~ Ef4e - 500
NAysn JACOB MCMILLAN, selol
JAMES L. MERRILL,
5. 7. CORSER,
junel4to22
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HAVE you seen "The Gayworthysp and
"Faith Gartney's Girlhood" at Bailey q Noyes'
Bookstore?
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Sailing of Steamers.

se@&AAA NEW YORK, June IA. 81
Steamships Russia and City OF Cork sailed
for Europe to day taking 100000 in treas
ure and 22O passengers. 81 9.sss s.
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R Miss Anna Dickinson is visiting Rich
mond, and will make speech there.
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Z LoUIsyILLE, ky, june ls.

From loass.iue-sssu A,.osasr oonsa0ra-
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THIRD RACE-0Ien to the Boats from the
forts; dis,ance two miles. Ope Prize S4O, 90.
,EOOHTH R1CE-0pen to all 4 D ,rsd Boats /,
alstaece three miles. First Prize $40 90: Sec.
THOMAss. JACK, \ Committe
sAeAS e JOSEPH s. York. ON
JOHN n BROWN Raeata 1
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Nev Orleans Market.
M hasa sWai n48s sYEh ~ CAIBo, June ID. z
me supply of cotton effsring In New Orleans Is
middlng 35@3s. I'D
Tuba sugar l44 Cuba melass. S. ia,H
me steamer Adam Jace bs, from Memphis, b I'd 164
9aes cotton for ST. Louis Memphis cotton m arked
dun and nom nal. 49, -a1
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r. Il O. a II a
July Fourth, A. d. 1865.

NHE City Government OF Portland have arranged
n Tor q Regatta OF Row Boats, to tab place In the
prizes:-i aui 'nf lV e
:. FIRST R4CE-Open to all, in Wineries and
Fancy BOATS Of any descdp ion, to be pulled by one
nan man vi one rar OF acnlls; distance two miles,
FIRST frize $4,000 Second rize $25 90.
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FROM SukN1RS WHARF, foat of Frederick Street
The Steam rs of this Line are sill new, const not
ed with great regard to strength, speed and safe
~, a. very great expet Sc, consisting of the follow
ing hrst.c,ass side.wheel amers, superbIy fitted
up IN Saloons and state Rcoms:
Z GEOkG LEARY, Capt BLA KEMAE;i JAMES +.
BRADY, Capt Lands; CITY POINT, Capt, TAI.
BOT; DICTATOR, Ca t. DERRING.
Passengers leaving Ba timoTe ia the evening. ar
rive in kichm ond the next afternoon s. - I
The Steamers IF this Line navigate the james
Ri entirely il the cay time, giving passengers q
line opportunity of seei1g the fortffcatons, Dutc
Gap, and ali othsr otjecrs Of interest.
The furniture in toe Saloons and State Rooms Of
these boats being entirely new and of the finest de-
scription, cannot be surpassed
The Tables viii be furnished with 4 he best the
market can afford, aud equal TO frstclass Hotel
Fare,
20 4THC Tlp,oss0hs TsckefssE #aN
From BALTIMoEE to RICHMOND. So 90
From BALTIMORE to CRY PoIRT,. :. ....... y 80
From BALTIMoRE to EoRFoLK,. s 90
From BAIT MORE TO FbRTREss MoNRoE. b 90
2 State Rooms and Meals krtra. 50 81
Pass myers taking the ]. l5 traia from hiladel-
pn1a, Will make sure connections with this Line.
Pas engers taking, The "A. III. train from New
York will have tim &, dine in Baltimore. Aias9
IS Passengers taking the 3 r. NJ rain from Wash.
lngton Will make sure connections with this Line.
Ks FREIGHT taken to NoRFoLK, FoRTRKss MosRoR
aid RlCHMoEo up to 3 0clock 81 80 aaeaiaas
b Information In regard the Line will befnrnished
Dy-ua anfsz hHsAsot ss A.nW. SHAW, 1870
( ~ -aat.lsi q Superintendent New Line Baltim ore
Z. W FoULsoN General Passenger Agent sias
june ~ lm6od. gs sf 81 Us
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Who have cold hands and feet; weak slomaohs I
ismo and weak books; nervous end sick headache,
dizziness and swimming IN the head, with indlges.
ton and constipation Of the bowels pain in the side
womb with internal cancers tnmors, polypus, and
a that long train Of diseases VIII find In Electric.
ity sure means Of cure. For painful menstruaticn
too profdse ana al Of those long line
Of troubles with young ladies' Electricity is certain
specific and win, IN short timo, restore the sufferer
10 the vigor Of health.
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Treatment Of the Freedmen,

The following interesting correspondence
relative to the freed negroes in Virginia has
recently taken place between Rev. John Dud-
ley and Governor Peirpont: s 1850
~ q aaogna3 p RICHMOND, May 80, 1865.
"GovERNoR r. FL. PEIRPoNT- Sir: i am
here for a short time, as the representative of
the National Freedmen's Relief Association.
4 desire to ask you IL you have any advice
to give me and my co-laborers in our great
work. afaai g a'ss nega 9aSf
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-22
Gie Oualrn pen anocrfenuillr

@apt. Mocre, u. 8. 50. Der peeer
oes Seerdbnifes unierer W6rtprcr mad
Nnoerfonpiae 9efbicft muroe, ibreib
unterem 26. sub BON bort {:
n8ir fino innerbalb 100 gJaro5 Dor
Dem 8sfdn9nibltou BON Nnoerfonua,
i'm Sa0er, uno e5 1T i'm polIiten Sinnt
oe6 Wortes nibt mebr al5 elm Stal
(0droe). Sin Menibenfau, no 80, ,OO(
unfererbrausn Soloatei in elmer umfaI.
iun9 pom 200 Waro5 HGnae uno faun
100 Sreite 3uiammen9epfertt woren
po ite Den Strablen elmer beinabe tropi
iben SCnne monoteldna ous9cIret lpa
rem, moran Sauienca ftarben.
Oiefer 8Ifdn9nibifaQ (pftrb) Golt,
niemale 3erit0rt iperoen oGrffn, fonorrr
ittben bIcib5n, bie leins 9inpfGblun(
jerftele, oarit ole uneIoub9cn i'm 9tor.
oen i'm Stlnoe wGren, oieIen Sooen an:
iufeben uno iib uon oen unmenicbtiber
9raulamseitcn, tptlbe bon osn iuolicbrr
Sdbrern 9e9en unIere @sfan9enen aus
9efuDrt tpuroen, 3u tiberjeu9tn. Dice
1T un9cfdbr Der beiBelte Srt i'm SGoen
Ss ltno ncb etpa I4.OOO 8opfbrette,
NIT Sbrift ju perfeben uno auf,uiteaen
uno ib fam wabribeinlib ni6t Dor BEN
lesten GbeiIe bts Iu9uit nab 6auIe 5u.
rudeebren."
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-22
Don 1paftinaton.

Die G0niuln .u Grieif uno @eiIina
jci9tsn Der Hc9ierun9 in @a ibin9ton an,
Dap Mlblc9rln er9liffen poroen Iino,
um Der Serbreitun9 Der Gbolera BON ie.
ncn 6lfenpI6sen aus ju fterern, mad,
oenen lic BON G9ppten aus ein9cI6leppt
moroen 1T. Der @oniul BON MelIino
beribtct unterm 6. Suli, Dap Die Reoie:
run9 BON Sicilien uercronstt, oa6 feinem
pon @9ppten ootr ir8eno eiucm onaeited
ten Seeb1fen fommenoen Sbiffe in ir.
8eno einem itcilifben 6afen einloufeu
oarf. Die n0tbi9en 9ebensmittcl &C.
miicn einem iolben Sbiffe mebrsre
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