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A SENSATIONAL STORY.

The Washington correspondent Of the Mash
Vile Republican Banner thus relates what he i'
pleased to tcrm''a bit Of gossip in high life -
You remember Robert Lincoln. son of the la'n
President! lie was generally lked here ~ ~
amiablc and intelligent young gentleman. n
quito cQual to his father in ability, but OF super
or culture. A story is just row currenI; 10 Wiz"
his name is 30 freely bnndicdl. AMI 90 W. un',
that, seeing all the parties are ot PuV PV.',m -, 4,
~, there may he no niproprie'y w "n"p -,
Nearly two years ago. ~ thc slo,. I",i 49,
fell in love with young isny. Nnosr ,,"er W.
nt the time out of office nnd Out VI nonc,. i"W
In This condition at Washington " next ,hihs ~
helm, convicted Of forging Government bona:
~ mSn,J,r in the first degree: and the idea ot
s,.rrx;nc the lady In that condition was not obc
.LnnSht Of SO the amiablo Robert Get about
.,srdinr the matter, and made desperate effort
,n .ceurr the proposed father-in.lsw scat IN the
lower House Of Congress. lie failed in this, how
aver, and was nt dead halt. when, luckily,
member of the Cabinet died. Here was q yacan.
cy. and the lover, speeding on the wings OF pas:
sion nmorous, few 10 the "resi'lent, and statei
the whole case to him, wit. great frankness. -
like your way Of doing things. Bob, sara pit:
Lincoln, "and II possible will work u for you;
To cut long story short. he did "work H'-ho M
broke m down po,itician became member OF the
Cabinet; the young ailisnccc was suddenly con.
yerted into a leader of fashion; and oil vent
.vsetiv "a a marriage bell toward the wedding
Jav I,nt the adage never fails 10 hold its own In
mi, m avery other case, the course OF true love
Jjd no, run smooth. The hand Of tho asssssin In
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PERSECUTION OF UNIoNIsTs IN KEN
TUOKY,

A convention Of officers Of loyal Kentucky rsri-
nients WAS held Ia l. Jusyille last Friday, presidsi
over by Major Gen. Crttenden. Governor Bram.
lctte was appointed chairman Of the committ,e IN
resolutions, and reported to the meeting .rri's
pledgng support a. the restoration policy of Pre-
sIent Johnson. After lengthy debate, the re.
solutions were laid on The table On the corcn-
sion of the discussion on the subject, MAJOR Gen.
Palmer said:
have been anxious to meet the sOldip,- II
Kentucky ~ body, and TO consult with them Uu
questions that concern them personally. II IL
extremely important that you concentrate on one
point, and that is, protection to yourselves and
your comrades in the State. You have the Iru'
iece Of asserting your rights. All over this state
organizations exist, having for their object the
persecution of soldiers of the Union. This s"n'-
ment has control of the courts and iurics. ''ver
500 suits are now pending against Union soldiers
for past acts performed while they were YET IN
the service. 10 trya Union soldier Is 10 convict
him. You must demand justice for him rnd
yourselves. The question is OF sufficient int,ust
10 hold you together in one common brotherhood.
You should assert that they must have the bcnc-
tit Of the law, aud you can only obtain this hy
demanding it in body. am prepared rs rs"il-
ly ~ any man 10 forgive rebels when they fort 're
me, but until they forgive me ] am firm IN my
present attitude. Before you leave adopt 3 na
measure or perfect some organisation 10y which
your comrades may be protected. One tlbG
will say for your Governor, and honor hiin Tor
Il; he has never refused To sign parlons Tor pl-
diers who have been convicted OF offences such rs
have referred to. The question al greatest IN
portance is whether You will see mat Inws me
passed by which soldiers may bcabIc 10 defrn'l
themselves from the designs of Their enemies |
nppcal 10 members of committees To carefully con-
,Ider these things. The Law is such thstRn net
donc nv a Union soldier isa crime, but, wien
done by a rebel. is justified. Organize aud Cur
rect public sentiment and law.
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2uetrw.
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THE SHIPS AT SEA.

In cottage that stool On the wild sea.,hore, .
A iitl- one sat meath the yne-spathei door;
ShidOwed AMI sad WIS the childish face,
IN the soft, pink cheek stole the tear-drop', trace
Fer the cherished toy--icst islOyel 81 all
The poor little waxcn-facel, blue-eyel doll.
Was cIoken smile not at th. childish pair,
Nor the tears that were dropping like silver rain
but the gentle mother, with loving tone,
Said, bending down by the little one,
Aud kissing the mouth and the dimped chin,
"Don't cry, my love, when our ship comes IN
We will g,t new dolly, oh far more fair,
With brighter eyes and with softer hair;
Now dry your tears, for twill surely be
When our ship comes In frUm the far, wide sea-"
Oh, that ship to come AMI how of before
Had the brigh, eyes watched from the cottage door,
A. with eager gaze they were watching now
For the cleaning sail and the rushing prowj
But Oft she ran 70 her mothers side,
Her sweet blue eyes with the gl,dness wide,
A she pictured tie wonderful pleasures 10 be
When our ship came In liUm the distant sea.
The dearest gin AMI the hest Of all
f,r her little heart, was the darling d0lli
but Oh there were treasures untold-untold,
All safely stored In it, precious hold
And standing thus with her beaming eyes,
The tears all gone and the childish sghs,
She turned the sweet face with Its smiles TO me,
And said, "liaVe you any snip at Sea
Child you did not know the wild throb Of rsin
Those light words sent through my heart and brain;
All! We all have ships On n stormy sea,
All! weary watchers for them are We;
Ani'when the tempest and cloud are rife
When storms sweep over the sky Of life,
With fearful eyes, by the sounding shore,
We watch for them-we have watched beforei
Iu, Of all who weary and trembling wait
ror the coming ships with their precious freight,
Tis known, D Father TO none but Thee,
II they safely arrive or te lost ut sea.
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State of Name.

YORK, 90.
Alfred Tor and rithin The County ~ York, on ht
second TUESDAY Of 5PrH, a. ID. ls66'
IN the forc.ong petition, IL Is considered by the
" Commissioners that the petitioners are responsl.
HE and that they ought to be heard touching the mat.
ter set forth In their petition anu therefore oruet'
That the petitioners give notice to all
porations Interested that the County Commissioners
will meet at the store Oi Otis H. ioss sons ih Salu
town of Sl,apleigh. ON Tuesday, the nineteenth day
or Jun, ~ I(G6 at ten o'clock In the forenoon OF
said dan when they will proceed to view the route set
forth in the petition, and immediately alter sueh ylew
mt sou- convenient place in the vicinity, VIII give
hearing to the parties and their witnesses PAN not,ee
To- b, m causing copies o said petition and this order
orn0cc thereon. hs served upon each OF the Town
Clerks of said Shspleigh, Newleld and Acton, and
also by posting up copies Of the same In three puolc
places in each of said towns, and publ'shnytho same
three weeks successiyey in the Union and journal,
newspaper printed in Biddeford, IN said county, the
first Of said publications and each OF the other not,
ces 10 dc nt least thirty days before the time OF said
meeting that all persons may then and there be pres
ent and shew cause any they have. why the prayer
of said petition should not bo granted; ,
Attest; Y. " LohD' pLthh'
Copy Of the Petition and Order Of Court thereon.
I;r Attest Z. ID. LORD, CLERK.
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Petroleum, Petroleum.

mIIE undersigned hold the Leases the following
i ldescribed Real Estate for the term OF Twent!
Years! =, "A, a,
Lo, No 20 on the Pepper Farm, Lot No. i3 on the
Crovell Farm, Lot No. 10 on the Chambers Ravinr,
and south part NJ. H. 81 Concession, containing 81
acres more or less, in the township OF ZoNE, ana
Also, Lot No. Is ON tho Mcmillan Farm, and Lot
No . on the Marcus Farm, in the Township Oh
FORD, County OF Kent.
All In the Province Of Canada.
Which property they intcrd to put Into this market
with ONE WELL completed on either lot the share,
holders NAV determine, furnishing Engtno.house anu
Derrick fifteen horse power Engine, Tuning Puinp
a on, hunircl bbl. Tank, In fact everything to put
the Well in readiness for pumping TO the depth OF
-FOUR HUNDRED feet, unless oil In paving luantl'
Ties is sooner reached, for the sum oi Ten TiloUS
AND pOLLARS in gold, dividing II into one hundred
Fh,rrs pt one hundred dollars per share In g"ld or
its equivalent In lawful money.
In srtsr that the stockholders may be enabied 10
determine the real value of the property ofereh u Is
pro,.s,d by the undersigned that Comnitteo shall
\, chosru of the most reliable they have In their
midst who shall proceed To Canada AMI make tho,
rough examination OF the property. and not iounu
the hest oil territory Of which Boutwell, can boast
md i'm the immediate vicinity Of the best yieldin:
Wells then the money shalt not be paid over, but 10
b, refunded u every subscriber. ,,.,,
For further particulars inquire OF Dr. IiUMno
HALEY, SAMUEL STlMSON, u. u M'ktNNEn'
Biddeiord or GEO. T. JORDAN. OF the hTm OF ILL.,
ne BothNcll, &. W.
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BIDDEFoRD, ME-, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 4, 1866.

r., "a, H,soraLis. the Court Of County Comm,s'on"'
G,T thr County Of York, nsJt 10 be hotd'n f tU',d
d. sad csUntg Of York, on the "cO"a i"''d"y oI
IprR, 4. ID. ISCG' ,,
\'OUR petitioners humbly show, that n County
| road, hcsinniug at the store OF Otis H. Ross *
Som. in the town Of Shapleigh, across the dam NJ
IaTrav.'s wOolen mills To the rad NJ the loot oi
Allen Hill near lach Mills, In Newfeld thence by
said road to the Balch Mills in Acton thence from
.ad mills IT, n paint between the houses of Samuel
Cop,s and BeulaInin 1arnham In said town Vi Acton
wuul! he at great public convenience.
Wherefore your petitioners pray that your iionor'
wnuld ayr,.ally H. law ia such cases made nnd pro-
yicd examine said route and lay out said County
rvad as in Your jud sment you may deem eNpedient.
WILLIAM 4. HAM, and iorty.twU others
Ma, ,.l ln 4 A.
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Vhis reported that the effect Of the passage
Of the Civil Rights Bill over the President ve'o.
has been beneficial, aud that the presldeht hss
somewhat modified his antagonsm to Congress.
lie probably begins ,o find that he cannot carry
himself as he has been dolng-makng himself the
State, and putting on syrsnnicsl airs. lie begins
10 learn that the Representatives OF the people
have some rights which he must respect.-bam
TiUts
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-05-04
NUMBER 10.

Blanche, and Sweetheart, little dogs and all. coms
along snapI ins and snarllng at my heels En1 DO
and soldiers and sailors, know that from my nd;
ven, into public life TO the present moment,
have always stood unfnchingly and unwaverinE;
" the advocate and defender Of their rights and
interests.
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. .STEhm GRIST mill BIDDEF0RD me-,

THE "Hardy Machine Co" will continue 70 kecP
the care and supervision Of their skillial Miller,
ID. foyc, and trust the people VI this yiein,y WI.
continue their liberal patronage, when VIII me''
with prompt attention
wchave len at the Mil as yet, One ran OF SoHs'
anil somc other Mill property for sale ceeab;
IL CuAN.tS nANpt Ns'.
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We be- leave 10 inform the citizens of Saco and vi
cnty that we have Just fitted up and opened Store
st No ~ Factory Island, Saco Me-, where will he
Gund large assortment ofConiectioncry, OF own
,ranuG,eture Also,a good variety or Fruit, Nuts,
and Confectionery where should be pleased to see
our friends and patrons. u,.
Candies of ali description at prices which defy com.
petition To those who wish TO- buy To soil again. Nc
invite 'ne "~s' :" s'' BEST 4 JACKSON.
G.. .,.u "A 1874 3mle.
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CARD.

IF you want To get good Likeness call ut Il. IL
/ MCkENSEY'S. and secure such pictures as ho
Always gets the First PrsmIsm tor
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TENEMENT nOrSES FOR SALE!

7 WANT to scll three tenement houses situated on
l beans llill, containing eight tsnctnents. Ihey
are always rcntablc, AMI will he snli at hargaln:
Biddeford, Jan. :, 1866.
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To the Public.

I,,ytNC ny.S rSa,asp I"R rwESrY-5Ivs in the
Hair rssng b,ncs aRl knowing a. DO auth. Ptrr
sras that are the restoration Il the HAIR sn
ROW they arr sIe arr ccmIs ~ aii Knowing most
IL them 4, , useless anil injurious AMI teng ts
great pcci Z" -nue prc"r'lon ne ",m
such a. 0i. Alc,o sugar Il isrt, AMI Lac Sulhm u m''
poisonous rvparaion) njuS h. the health ~ The ,r ai
iIy have swcavori To- surpy The want by Prel1rns an
srtcI, th,t Il frc fm oil, Il u kirs, airi all SUBSTANCES
n win Kew, the hair moist spi gltssy lnscr thu any "l
care, an hsaor, Of hs SOUP 'toPs ~, neAi"y 81 hs
h,ad Prevail, NJ, hdu from falling % IN The wt' e'sr'
IL fever or Other di.g, NRl viii rt al t" n''st sik
w RAIN ., not q dys. lut rwrcly a D''"'"J for h'
.s""Ll =. IN s~rry h.ns,, IL s Just what Is p,,l to
riesn the hads e chvn, irm The h'- t. the 'ttS' ct
fr l. fr-r fr"n everything .t wii wrl'," we St ~
the humors anil stops te tchils d III" ."L l"r" "n'r
the names ~ n I-r~us Win have u'cl my I'ln. let
them soak ~ them'ciN"s.
Ma HprroR ~ rHs pNfS';-l d' ~, give hi, n. Pun
fr Mr. T.Ll Lut orr T., t I,'IH' "is' VIII, has hHl
hong experience In prescribing; tr diseases 81 The Sl. III"
Mt hsiu,ts l., say a"r aulSEn: Sl tyin; rstIs iiu
rim Tam that Il the tcst rr'1Hrtt tt th Hair ever o'
fcrvi to the l"hblc. 'h'NN'''' Nv
Ma Torn. e-I lie, T., yo,, rullc bcnst'ctor TO
state that nav hair va. falling yrry ty, anii rr'S
,-I Ior luag tina. with di'yTSr "G thu hrl kIa~n Ia the
hsad. tri yOhr Hungarian ll aia 1, my surprise and
pea,ure my hair stopI filling 81 ad the ha"oo has ei-
"'' CR PACKARD, NJ u, no.,oo, Mas.
Ih,v. triri T,,. Hungarian Balm, arl consider the
J.E. wEBB, Gorham, We.
have been using Tslls Hungarian Hain aDl can saw Il
Ia thr t.st dressing fr the hair M hair hllng
od very st anil Nv tr use of half htte % the han'
Ia. -topI-i failing III etir,ly s tat thkCuing u am i .n
nn- cOIEiition. D. ~ Sri;otr, rTth'-i, Nc.
Ms ropp. I hAi is., my hair by dsces" Of Tie srnlr
apl on top Ot h there place as large ~ sy'r
dollar entirely hi smoolh anal Tpssy Sls tell bN Wl
a. that wu0 p~Vcr grow, but give You hny nan"s
nsei~i IEoye to any Win my doud The Lst lat The
hair h,s grown I-Tict part II my h"l aHl
know Il broug odt by the usr Il the Hungarian Balm
CHARLES H. SAVAGE, n,th, Ne.
FROM ne Ddiig Press.
To rHs rAIR-ws slow a. lSl"ye all W. h"ani In
,,,. a this ,r,icl b,, with such Sch tsiOny tir o.
inwng given Wy VIII known citiS-- doui have Civ
way. - -. 80.
Ma r,ps, nsar Sr-My Wif' hld lssn troullri hug
Tim. with a'huuT n h. h,, causing chinr, atSi
tho hair wls falling yrry f-. hrl tried many "i the
.nees "a rel % the Iuhlr without rcCying 'stcnt
hal but little l.ith that Il c,ull b. cp bousm 's,tle
81 yoar Hungarian ltu AMI % hrst application s"9I.Nlthe
u hing aud la three DAYS the hair stopsi iailhg OIL
consider Il the bsst mSlielae Ia use &c The bead
Yours, 'iiNS' "ALAhM
My Bals does NOT ohp,gs ydy ha 20 u, natarai color.
I rho.- Wishing have the color restored should use
ToDD'S BANANA CREAM, G"iSl wherever the Balm Is
soh
sM Wholesale and Retail by
JOHN NJ. TODD,
ia Middle street,
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SVHERE can iget the incest photograph ~
Al L. III. MckENNEYS, where pictures oi
in Biddclord or Saeo, and warranted " DO better.
No, 4 Washington Block. 10
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Nv Rals does not cAgs grdy hau 20 ii' naisra color
I- Thos- wishing have the color restored shoud ue
ToDD'S BANANA CREAM, Ea,Sl wherever the Balm Is
poh.
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Ih,vc been using TcLls Hungarian Balm, anil can saw
4. the h-st dressing r thu hair n w hair was hhns
o very st anal Nv thu of half hitle % the laln
ha. stop,-i falling Il, entrly is t,t thkcug ur al in
nm. rIIEiition. d. 10 Srilotr, rTtlaui, Me.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-05-04

Na. ropn, e~I Il l,r l., yo,, ~ rulc hnetctor, Il
=, A. that n,y hair was fng o yrJy hy, and was Trs
,.I Gor Iing time with diS- "f thu lyl kn"~n Ia ts
medical wuti as rrrru which -cNcr itching ~ The
bead tr,i y,ar lIur Ilh. ais e. suTIJsc an
prasure my hair sopIsl filling 81, ai the hnH'oS has Gu
tircIy iet the hal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-27
&taht 8eLtinogr.

@~elbFuben. - SriGorth Surfer
murpe ecftern pG9en Nbfeuerns etnes Sc
wetres in St.9alttnlpre um IS nsbR SO,
fen gelr1ft.
ctames Gpolcs, @alttr SeWeG, Samss
&tttnlpn, Gtarles Bean uno 6Crrmdnn
Wtdtbera tattcn mttStetnsn apf oerStraGe
6ewrrfen; S0rres Sectt uuo %. Spbn'
ion, 8sipe Nesrr, Guf benz D}1rtte ge'
l4llfen. Sic @1e mubteu 81 Straft
nebt Soften %bejabten. SOON Gears, tcr
itintenee Sau6e bate auf bic Strabe
l0ufen laHen, otcs 0erge6en init So
Strafe nebt Soften. - 51nn1 6tnhep
lieB efc!erreGenee Stpfe auf psm Qerina.
tpn'NPdrItc Surlif, mas i6c 81 Strafe
nebft Soften suSp9.
Ollie 9egen pas 9 cnrta9s. &c.
feB 9rDteftrrnee perpen BON eiKrm gers
Elm Won Midnncrn dufBeforbert, iih beute
in @fn. 9ater's 9pfate, Nr. ?, 9Th. Sre.
rertdifr., einSufncen, UNI bic 9eeigneten
MaBre8eln CUR Serbitun3 birfes 3pan9a
seicges III beraibtn. Dieter .3mst9Yereir
bat Gelegaten 81 Dem In Der o%Mte0antcs'
Sale" tagenoen 6auptpertin 9~tbitpet, IL.
gfihtS mtrp unperi uht blriben. bas er.
mInlhte 3tct ~ nrtihen. Mdteres In
elmer an3ei9t IN elmer anberen Spalte ur.
lercs Slattts.
ungludsfd11e. SIM yWS. 6au.
e." &eft 8dltimprsftr., .fiel Der arRppel
SetnrtA Gutenberg ant Spnnta9 Mpreen
cine Srerpe binab unb brad bas redte
9ein. Or. @errin9 ratm i'm in 9ebanp.
lung.
Sim Spnntag Worsen Ypr Sasrsan.
bfu6 fiel Or. u. s. @rernfelp bet'm
8reu;sn Der Green. In bic 2erin0tonf1r.,
ulb brad paS rehte 9ein. Srlt3it So.
ten trabte 9tn. @. mad feiner @obnung
Nr. 26l. Saratreatr., pp tbm Or. &nisbt
has gein mieSer einridtete.
Gin Oieb brah ben 9%riefbetllter an
Der Ode peS Centre Marftes uno per
@rdttfraGe IN lester Samita9s.NaGt Of
fen unb raubte teTen Sntolt.
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bat tr mlcb su elmer beIOnoeren @OIIttOn

bdt er mIh 5u elmer belpneeren SpIlttpn
%erranrt.
Cine unerfprfhlt6e 8crfsbunS BAT ion
RON etsltr IN cine, pte i'd bpfe, before
gSrlt ~ttnwsaserufen, i'd trait an fstnt
Stsne unp Id BIN BON leinen prtnjtpten
IN 8cjua Quf Die Witrertel leIur9 Der
llntpu ntdt i'm 8rrtn9ittn absepIbcn.
Der &rte9 ptro oabtr niht 9c9en rid
alein, lpncun aud ee9en m'tnen Gcr'
sduS:r 9efutrt. So petb, caB cs nets
otfbe, lteetiuttt9eNenl1cn etbt, bic pon
Der Nnjisbunlstraf bts ometscn &auIcs"
fur ben @rifreE!ln reben. $50 fam So
men iecrh f19en. eabrie3auber 9es rret
zen" 6lules auf mt1 70 penil GtnFuB
ubsn ais aui irlenp Semaneen i'm 2dnD.
uno net pent8fr auf mid, ais Djrlsnt.
aeG, 0ue 10 rtel caopn fpretsn. 0d5
.Wcnt8r, mas Id eNe unb duf BEN Vtibe
TRACE, maht nt6t otet aus uno meme
feline Sdmitie bebarf 81 ibrem llnterbdlte
niht pjsl. Gle 1T iebr fletn, benn i'd
babc feline nrcBc Observation-Disclosures,
pbNlrt6 I'D pur4 bie..glffnitdt nit iecem
DtcnIhen perpdnbt bin. Die DtT.renS
,riiAen rem @6eut1en, ea5 fur metnen
Magen unb gu metner 8stteiounS 9entl8t,
1T mebr, ais 8enu9 uno BAT FUR MIDI ttt'
men Hetj.
Dte ltptje 9sfYiectsuns, meme @Fi6t
an mstnent 8aterlanoe, metnen &tnpern
unS pem tnutru WenIhen erfltt Su ba.
b.n, III Der ttnjtse Qpbn, ben t6 perldu9e,
(@rpBartt9sr Setfaa
Bum Sblu6 ermd6ne i'd ale Burger,
fell jur Contribution unferer Batter III fe'
ben, 'dbit rpenn Der 9tmmel etnIlrStr
iorte, rpenn Sattipnen rptltben wenn
Spptt unps5pbn unb 0rrlGumsung in
iecer Born auf unS sebduft weroen, bal
ten MIR un8 an lie, pie li6 Der Seefabrer
an bic Bette Tlanfe fIammcrt, penn
Sturm unb Naht tbn %un0eben. SIT
bln'e Stnen fir bic @esulo nit Der Ste
mttnCr crtsmprrtrten 8epe suSetbrt b1.
ben. SltdGn mir 9ctrrf IN ole 3ufunft,
eWt GtpTcn unIere 8s9ttrun9 In tbrer ur'
ipringlthen Retnbett mtspsr %bersultelsn
un6 lcBen mir infer @srtrauen auf Den,
ptr Qu3 lttncn SDben terab bic Grper'
Ihtdiale reatert, pertrautn mir duf tbn
pde or In fur3rr Belt nIere Union trie'
oerterftle, uNo oab mir Srteben baber
nit altsn Nattruen psr Grpe unb untel
lem Gan;en @pif Der Ser. Stadten. Sd
bonte Sbnen fur ben bel bieler @elc9en'
belt mir temtrIsten 8eipeft, unb menn ii
GER @eripoe msintr Griten3 Die 3stt
tommt, In Der btele Rattph Serltbrt tnc
Der,n &e9teruns 9sNiirst pereen fpl,
bann werben sic, MEM sic unt F6 Nit
fen. bas bsmItbt9e Subtstouum eG5 Jest
pcr Sbnen ftebt, 9erpabr pereer, pte "a
fl8 benibt, Die brpbenbe 3tritDrun8 ab3u'
psnHtn."
Der @rdibtnt 500 0G untsr etNcm
Siurm res 8etfa1s Sufld.
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-Nin n.ltc Mnilinfc.

Ter r'ue II. e'tanu E 1ampf,r "a e | o., GAIT.
Seo 80. Ru1eu, unb ber teiiCtte C1-Skr n
I e.. gapt Sames Ganusu, t,a Ter aIttu Bat
9tnh, iasyen ifbt tijlid tScHr.aes oufsencnmsp)
,uiiter Baltimore II. yrrtsn,ontb i'm anidluHe an
ote wtGt'ge Route no. esm Sroeu.
Ttu alien @6ne II II 9'nie brauher mir nttt BE-
fortt1S ,u rerihb,f =, taB ttit ate bsIsb.e 9teutt ih
tuT1 8udittt al 6s Stqutmitdte ie1 bar gniia3tsre
unb our6 Sett. H.. @tlberfpdrutB ron
i,lbf emrftsblt. Gtrs5 ibret 9cpts psIiaBt ta9ltd'
Spnntags aus snDnrmeu - tire Qotrite a III 8ube
tes uuton-Gsd8 RAD mttta9s 80 ubt
uuS idbrt nod ttr & Ern3 Dtnn ce, Ncrfolt une
%pcttSmOutb. mo bisFoOte fb bCrr Seabcare.8 edno.s-
gabu" nab Suifolt gldtpattr, Seeripn Vlpslcutb
u, iton, RateiPF, grIeSUrrp', S~ietpbern, geaniort
gBtlmingtou uu6 oIsn y Inttsu I'M Sueen anidtss
fen.
aud i6iitfn Fe Rb tru Samtsitnb 8. Ganrfe-n mad
Gitp prtnt II. u d mpnb on ippte ban
Dampier "golus" ieotn DttntaB Qitttroa II. 8r't'
t9 NIB mas, @btlpitone II Der gate II 2hcrt bon
Brighten uuo Eicnitus5 G~cnuuita8s Ii. Samia1s
mad ben Gcuntits WiottbeoS Ii GIsEetiet nno nab
OOrttopn.
NJ Bsttiu6rttn Irb ben G~aritaa.n tsfsr aintt
hren9 u%nteria3t.
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2euantGe.

lnFtr Eaittnif urb Ger sfaftcr batcn geite 9bre
III. l Jiaibiue oui pGri6 ecellen Stoifcu - BON
ihmei lien @tiGirrtecer unb isiulen &aiiertute II
Sattune bis gum ~oitunfeH ~0euebieu paptere - pEne
he spanning III Uerdnoerr, 9rdnbtiA ptp6,rt II. 0tA
britt, lno mir iln9en, baB ir a II ali II Stpf-
SO bin SIeiterbirhter II. Robrttdul, bote ole Singer
lht II. anhste Waittnen Sabre lars rIpbirt unb CTS
Hire pbue Febenlea Sbee vi. l Sbin. U2ai6tnr fur
pettdH8 bic be I c bon alet, ore mir letraudt.
BtiIiam sod, R~lsibsrz56uoi,r IL. l%Grifant, SIR.
IA, sa!eiir, 9htSalo, ST.; ben 10. 1u 1866.
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gDer rad Relpbetn. N.s&., reii't, ftnoet bic 0tputt
1bet 8ebon II. GplO6boro' fir Die "a d { It c unb
btlGtste.
gtur 6teie 2inie pcltau't Iste ure oitt @s.
r6tmatten fur bic uSeatcaro- Gcanpfe SabT", unb
rur ibte gaAaGtere sSnntn 8Iet3 mad bent Suesn mel.
~tetreiien.
PlHaatsre, ,refde nit Rem 8 llbrzFrdbiusr rod
VEN got prtr nit benz 9 10 II. Ill TrhtSu8e bon
pbtlao,lpb'a uro otm 2.30 giatmttta9s,u ae boz
ga i6tnJtcu %abfabrtn, t5nren hit oCier siule Lid
pe,t.1etien. Yaiia9iere unb ihr @ep6f pfrbsn I'm.
eni0s'6tt ;iptlben Tea gabub6fen II. S%antptcrS tre
bri.
RcpreN. Z aus, Tr6ftbsnt.
IS III. 6. Smttb, Superiuienotnt otr 9plttmorer
Eanpf- g1det, Tonlpa1ute.
y. @. 9utp. General- geeut Sr "ScatcartzStc Is
nrte. Satn"
Su9t S~'Goruur,
(Wiat,1 S) ya1o8e- agent.