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The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01
t4s-r. --u+ DIR. MILLER'S 81 =
Sooso.lg and Healing Balsam,
NATURE,S ASSTSTaNT,

NATURE'S ASS1STINT.
I 7 he's proved :a.e;'i',s 20 Burns, Frozen Limbs,
the Side. Ba x OF 9h5a,1e-s, Uhilblains, Chapped
Hands. Stif Mccl, k-ie &, tie Face or Breast lar
nation the Lyeg. For rheumatism it is not a
certain cure yc5 5hu1drc g have been relieved by it
when other remedies hal failed.
As en- in er,' meioile, when taken in season. it
will cure Inf ,amation of the Bowels Dysentery,
Kidney Complaint and Oh olera Mortus. 1t will also
cure Diphtheria, Dry Cough and Asthma,
This med Inc Is purely vegetable in its composition
soothing and healingn its influence and may be Civ
en- to any age sex with perfect safety 1t has been
before the public during the past nine years. and has
wrought some OF the most astonishing cures. The
proprietor challenges the world produce its superb
a remedy. For sale by all druggists.
q. ID. LEET, Proprietor, Springfield, Mass.
Demas Barnes & Co., q Park Row, New York
will also supply the trade at List Prices.
W. F: Philips s. Ce,wholsesale Agents, Portland
march28eOWiyr
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TO THE ELECTORS
-i - OF THE -
CITY Of PORTLAND.


PURSUANT to warrants from the Mayor and AL
/ dermen of the City Of Portland, the inhabitants
thereof qualified to vote for the choice of State Ol
GERS will assemble n their respective Ward Rooms,
on the first Monday in June next, being the third
day of said month"; A. d. 1861 to give in their votes
in relation to act approved March LIST, in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
seven, entitled "An act additional and amendatory
of chapter thirtythree OF the laws OF eighteen hun
dred and ffyeight for the suppression Of drinking
houses and tippling shops" 'N.
At such meeting said qualified voters shall give in
their ballots as fellows Those in favor of said act
shall gve.in their ballots with the word .Yes writ
ten or printed thereon. Those opposed TO said act
with the word sNo'' written or pr nted thereon.
| The polls to remain open until tour O'Clock in tho
af crn0on, when they shall be closed. l -
The Aldermen of said city will be in open session in
the Common Council Room, in Market Hall from
nine o'clock in the forenoon to o'clock in the al
ternoon on each of the three secular days next pre-
cedng such day of election and from three o'clock to
five O'Clock in the afternoon Of thelast of said three
secular days. for the purpose of receiving evidence of
the qualification of voters whose names have not been
entered on the stsof qualified voters in and for the
several Wards, and for correcting said lists.
Per Order. j. NJ. HEATH, City clerk.
Portland, May 20, 1867. .s may27dIt
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4 RCu.TrCrU.s q ENcsaEE.,N.

N Me1sr3. AIIlJEl1s .. Iv4.Nl.Il'4 Z co. have
nPde ?Iran- -errcrtc v al III FAD, an Architect
O., g -, no reputation. ard Y " N uuIe carry on
Ar hi co.ure witi sheir bus ress Engineers. Par
ties intending to build invited TO call at their
Office, No. 306 Congress street. and examine eleva-
tons and plans OF churches, banks stores blocks OF
buildings, &c. j12
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Sne reveals secrets no mortal ever knew. She re-
catastrophes, in love, loss OF money, Sc,
have become respondent. She brings together those
long separated gives information concerning absent
friends Overs restores lost stolen property tells
you the business you are best qualified to pursue and
In wha. you will be most successful, causes speedy
marriages and tells you the very day you will marry,
gives you The name, likeness and charactcrist OF
the person. She reoCs your very thoughts, aud by
her almost supernatural powers unveils the dark and
hidden mysteries of the future. From the stars We
in the fiji Inament-the ,lalefc stars thatovercome
pedomirate in the cor 6guration-rom the aspects
and positions of the pl nets and the fixed stars in
the heavens a the time of BIRTH she deduces +he tu
tu,e destiny of man. Fail rot to consul me greatest
you Iaay never again have favorable opportun-
ity. Consultation fee, with likeness and all desired
information, 81. Parp,cs living ct distance can
conslit the Madame by mail with equal safety and
satisfaction TO themselves, if person. full ard
explicit cnart, written out, with al inquiries answer
ed and likeness enclosed sent by mail receipt Of
price aboe mentioned. The stictest seo-esy will be
maintained, and all Correspondence returned de-
sir wed. References OF the highest or frTnishe.
those desiring thsm.' We plainly the day of She
mon.h aud year in which you were horn, enclosing
a snail loc:1 hair.
Adj ess, 80 MADAME II. A. PEERIGO,
mr2sd&w-y P. Drawer 293, Buffalo n. Y.
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a W., F.. Phillips & Co.,
General Agents for the State

FETAL AGENTS. al -.t..s. !.
W. ". VIII mile. II, f. Hasf, l., c. G ! N. Gees
man & Co. Etiw. Mason, A. 6. $3.50 4 & Co..
Rous & q kew, j. II. --uIt IL Co, Il. Swts sar, Ii.
L. Cumm ngs d L =, NJ. l.. Wi ,,ici. -.lat- .
AMI 9-1yeOl
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Valuable Hotel Property for Sale

FIoHE OXFORD House pleasantly situated i'm The vii
\ lage Of Fryeburg, Oxford county, Maine, is OF
fered for sale at a bargain, il applied for soon.
and fixtures throughout together with all necessary
eutbu1ings. i - -
For lull particulars inquire OF
, is bt}1tt HORATIO BOOTHBY,
tsso-uL.s -, a. .. Proprietor.
Econ sept - 1856. DIFF
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-tsrst M u n Il O -
TONIC BITE R S.

THIS highly approved medic ne has now been n
i general use Tor the period OF zen years. and has
acquired tine reputation of being tie veiy best tonic
and Alternative before the public. It's prominent in
grcdent, to which it largely owes II Iemed al efca
Cy, is an extract from
Common Amer;c0st Field Plant,
which as here combined and prepared, is known t,
Gus and serious ailments arising a disordered
state of the stomach, bowels and blood, such as
Debility, Dyspepsia, Foul Stomach,
HumOrs of the Blood and Skin Indigestion Langucr,
Df0wsln.s anu an fsi,sa--sa lhauph pre-
pared OF the best mater ais anu with The utmost care
Il IL, nevertheless afforded at materially lower price
than any other medicine OF proessedly similar char
o er in the market ttf,
1 VI a II -FoR SALE BY st H"~f
,5 ,r JAMES II. LUNE q Co,
D-ugsisss, 34S Congress s;., Portland.
March 26. eOd2m - - ttfbC lG E.lf
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French Roof cottage.
0OAn WILL purchase an unfinished neat
sDCOO little cottage, in Cape Elizabeth with
IN five minutes walk Of the contemplated Dry Dock.
$500 will fnish the house. Lot 45 by 100 feet. Ap-
ply to W. II. JEiHIS, opposite Prebls House.
Nav IL 3wE
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Forest City TrOtting Park!
Comms,;e'ng MAY 1st and ending $ 'ptember 1st.
sTcrms, Fry Do'lnrss for thc season.
Gideon isseven years this ssring,s ands : bsf-ts
2; inches and weighs 1880 s.; was ej<h o auge
Conn v, New Work, three years sDce ~ L. :. H..
F-1.. o Noch Vassalbo-o, and t5 q est ny l. essT 5
II mbotonian. he by AbGai'ab by Mi ~ M ~ IN
or. ed Messen yer The dam o, G'acpn a .'ct oy
= .. thoroughbred En-. neer, he bv ip Ecs'v-sec,
siius beng vcsy cosey Inbred 10 Mes eng. c;a Of
IT, hest progenitOrs tcotters ever es.ie" 'l"eon
ia .e only of old HamD et0nan ~ ','' ale for
sock purposes, is half brother % DtxteT. George
W;.es, Volunteer, Sbask. - l,rof ana NJ 'lE other
o. the iastesL trOtters IN the cor slnt :horgb
never having been used or track pu i",>ns, h1s
hihi ed promise OF that speed ana ent"f-ace which
has made his relations SO JUS -3mOus.
Satisfactory vouchers OF his nCdiG'oe can DE pro-
duccd to those who desire his vices on ANY parties
who may dispute it. -4
Cure III be taken to prevent accident or escapes
bur should they occnr ,hey viii be at the owner s
risk. = 2 tf's-HfA fa-t&t.Nf ...-lta-.t t
u. =. PALMER.
Portland, April 9, 1857. Apl 90. MwF.Sw-oy.hu
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Enr Sale

.fH - ti For Sale
FINHREE stOried brick house No. 80 on High Street
corner of Pleasant, occupied by the sub.
scriber. '..
AsO two three storied brick stores Fore Street
corner OF Pearl, opposite the Custom House, with
partition wall, slated roofs, the rear Wharf Stree
four stories, with cellars. For terms and Particular
enquire OF the subscriber. r.
NATHANIEL BLANCHARD.
Portland, April 8, 1867. DIFF y.
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,, For Salo or to Lease.
ME new block on che eastern side of Cross street,
u, suitable for Stores Offices or Mecbancs Shons'
qure of - =, P1i ~ pn1nTI WI =, ="
April a. dH - hoOA H"'
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Land on Commercial Street to
-i" Fr. $50 inf Lease.
fFHE SUBSCRIBERS desirous of improving his lots
on Commercial street, and will lease a part
the whole for term OF years. iRf "A - d
Or he will erect buildings suitable for manafactur
ing or other purposes ii desired. 4
Proposals will be received by E. z. UPHAM, or
the subscriber. ~ 4ss tt
~ -. ,t-,...-,. Mp RICHARDSON.
May SOth. i''.',iift ''' 3'30 may3Idf
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$1,000

fN...t Will. buy new, well finished story and
k;,; halt house and lot The house Is ve on anu
antly situated on Cove street. containing seven
ab, ICONS, anu %iii be sold at the extremely low figure
Also
Inquire of HEwGT"r ~ r. ~ ~ ltsI PSI LOOT. 0Ot.
Api lGtf Real Estate Agents. 2294 Conaress &
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01
New House for Sale.

- On India street, third house from Congress,
Er: contains eleven rooms besiGcs the a.tcs. Tls
.x house is very pleasantly located and very COLI
venicntiy arranged ior one or two families. b. ,
Apply to WM. H. JERPIG,
mar2Sdtf Real IIState AGENT.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01
lot for Sale

'}iHE iot on the northerly side OF Deering Street.
a. aSJ?91lins ne residence of Gen j. d. Fessen-
feet in depth, and bounded on the East side bv a
street fifty ct in width, making it corner lot and
very desirable. Apply to ' """
j. C. PROCTER
May 10. du Real Estate AGENT Middle 81.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01
For Sale.

'f'HE fine lot of Land on Spring, near High street
Il known as the Boyd LOT, containing about 10 900
cet also about 5000 Brick and 200 perch of Stone
Said lot will be sold with without the material.
Tor infther particulars enquire oil JOHN G.. Toll
fORD, or CHARLES SAGER mch11dtf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-18

of the body the distractions Of its organs,
purify the blood and expel disease. They purge
the foul humors which bred and grow dlste mper,
stimulate sluggish or dsordered organs into their
whole system. Not only do they cure the every day
complaints of everybody, but formidable and da
gerous diseases. While they produce powerful eff
fects, they are at the same time. in diminished
doses, the safest and best phykic that can be en-
ployed for children. Being sugar-eoated they are
pleasant to take; and being purely vege tab e, are
entirely harmless. Cures have been made that
would surpass belief, were they not substantiated
by men of such exalted character as TO forbid the
suspicion of untruth. Many emineI t clergymen
and physicians certify to the public the reliability
of our remedies, while others have sent us the as
surance of their conviction that our Preparations
contribute immensely to the relief OF our afflicted
felOw-men.
The Agent below named is pleased to furnish
gratis our American Almanac. containing directions
for the use of these medicines and certificates of
their cures of the following complaints:
Costiveness, Bilious Complaints, rheumatism,
Dropsy, Heartburn, Headache arising from foul
stomach Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid Inaction of
the Bowels and Pain arising tberefrom. Flatulency,
Loss of Appetite, all Diseases which require an
blood and stimulating the system. cure many COM
plants which it would not be supposed they could
reach such as Deafness, Partial Blindness. Neural
gia and Nervous Irritability, Derangements of the
Liver and Kidneys, Gout, and other kindred disor-
ders arising from low state of the body, or OBJ
structions of its functions.
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations on which they make mo, Q proht
Demand AYERS and take no others The sick want
the best aid there is for them, and they should
have it.
retail, and by all druggists. JAZZ
junl0-dtw&w2m g.7#-g gTaJ 4 u .VF.IsI-i n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-18
aot y ta0ss tha dlslOyal q elthasrr Sec @

sUBJEGT PROVINCES AND MILITARY PRO-
b CoNsULsHIPs CAN'T LONG Co-EXIsT WITH
" REPUBLICAN, ,GovBRNMENT.Js bu5a-i; 40
sis We must howeverl remember that the
3 ultimate object we aim at nnust be to return
( the people of the South to their relation to
the Federal Government as equal and full
fpartiripators totits rights and blessings
Through what delays or intermediate steps
their own action under the experimental
organization granted by the President must
determine. But in the end, the genius of
/. urinstitutions will tolerate no unequal or
sectional laws. The homogeneity must be
made perfect and complete, for neither sub
ject provinces nor military pro: :consu sulships
can long co-exist with republican Gov
ernment! 70 sTFay 2Hoi 10 Gii5It sdi jsilt
.s THEM's', THE GENERAL S SENTIMENTS AND
3al1 2HEDoNIT WANT, TO CONCEAL rTHEMan1 /
h5i Such are my personal opinions upon the
subjects you have called to my attention.
For them. l albne am responsible. The sub
jects themselves can in no sense be matter
E for executive action I'M thisIIState,7 and
3 whether i am elected or defeated, my opin-
ions will have only such weight or. infu-
ence as their own value will entitle them
to. tAs they eoill not hinder me from, giutng
cordial support to the action of a. loyal
Z Federal Government. If other vieaos shall
finally prevail, haze thought they ought
not to be made a ground of opposition in
the State canvass; but such as they are,
they are the product of1my honest think
ing,h and in view of the real import
ance of the subject, 1 would not conceal
them to receive an election as unanimous
as the nomination with which the Con-
vention honored me. szJ1g9I 1srcrg Ii9lt '
~ .ss9e Very respectfully, tazff5ad
qsi,rr7,r da'7 Your obedient servant. xeb
9sil.'' "5i' .I "'f I'M j. D. Cox.
Messrs. e. 81. Fairchild, Samuel Plumb,
:. Committee, &c Oberlin,5 Ohio.siGHT nj
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Iz "The wonderful progress of Medica
- WScience during the past si1 years only
. AAmakes it possible for the CONSCIENTIOUS
RYH Physician to declare, now, that CONsUMP-
~ MTI0Nis as CERTAINLY CURED as hsteTnIit-
=, tent Fe0er, and as CERTAINLY PREVENT
D as Small Po1 "-lPsu. Charles E. King. NJ D.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-18
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS
A RE THE MOST

n perfect purgativewe
, are able to produce. and,
. rs we think, has ever yet
: been made by anybody
. Their effects have abund-
. antly shown to the COM
!: munity how much they
! excel the other medicines
IN use. They are pleasant
ind safe to take. but pow
I srful to cure. Their PEN
etra'ing properties slim
ulate the vital activities
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-18
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$50 &c no252

. Il 1000 70 ,U1od ahW 19Ii9I sfHi ,baff1i
: VI h.i-. -aM III - . -na1al t.anad
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-18

-xs Last week Gen.,Cox, respondedsto a ilet-
ting him, upon questions, which said COM
mittee and those they represent do, not
think were adequately defined, by the
Union State Convection. axd - EHo ; : slas
We present our leaders the correspond
SStiSS II lutts SSys sgosl. r-r7.aH -s.s ssa-ss
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-09

SH Der 3ecorbers Court tuar geitern
tpisoer 3iemIid biel gu tbun, mas Der
GtnbttalIe febr DieI eiiltrug. 4aa
Cine Npinpbe mar am Gonntag in
etiuas onaetranfenent 3nitanoe in Sc
.leHf1dff zines SiingIings in Dem io>
aenannfen Gulpbnr @pring Bottom bon
einem BOIiSiiten eripifdt tuorOen. Ser
9fi1ter berurtbeilte Die 8erfiibterin gu
$50 uHo ben, iun9ea 2iebesbeloeH 5u
$40 Strafe. ss . 81
STIR ei1en &eintags rGani@ tuuroen
$40 unb Rotten herInHgt UNI entri6tet.
Bier fSd[le fameH unter bic 3ubrif;
..beraufdlt un0 iinorpentIid" Mnb jeoer
Serielben ionrDe nit 3ablnnS bon S25
un1 Rotten abgelna6t. @
gin 6remoer, Der in ieinem Naufde
einen Staliener beieioiste, mubte $e5
bledeH. q - Hss isIA = p
Gin farbiser &nabe, 8 Sabr aft, CAB
einem lpeibeu WfdbdeH ieinee QlIters,
Das ibn, ale CT 2obIsn ftnbt, ner.ieth,
cine Sbrfeiae. Ser NiGter bebauerte,
DAP er 6iefe iutge 8HaiiSe nidt Guf cine
3eitIana ms QlrbeitSbaus berleben
f6nne, CAB benz Slnoen cine CUTE Wio.
ralpreDiat un6 entlieB ibn
8pei Iie6srli1e Dirnen mietbcten
bcraeitern cine &utide Mnb berfpra6en,
bel ibrein Acknowledgement Su beSnbs
len. MIs lie .nad lan0enl in Der @tabi
Serumfabren suriid9efebrt fuarstl, refii ,
firteli iie; tuegen WldneeIe an Sab, bic
3nbIung. Der &iGter biettswteoer eine
large 9lebe isnb ianOte Die briOen Slpnis
pben ine Arbeitsbals, nm bort fiiE bic
Gta0t S25 per Yerfon nbSuRIcpfen.
Gin 6arbiger nnn Elm @eiber nlubten
feDer iregen zines DISPUTED, NORM beiOs
ltnreht battGh, Md0sbi6dben.
Wlebrere apDere Bdae iuurOen auiees
vufsn unO auf beute bsridobens sit q
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-09
Criminal =Gpatrt.

@eitern Worgeng auuroe Der Npril>
Sernltn 0ieles @eridts unter Borlis
bes aIs teinpOrdr ernannten 6idters,
Sobn Sugb Smitb, er6ffiet.
SoIgenoe Serren tpurhen sur @rdnb,
Surb ein9eihmoren: Sobn Sernforo,
8orfbenber; 3obert Charlie, Sra
Burnett, Ben. Gmitb, georee Bed.
NTH, 6, g. 8isIep, Ncsuilla Yrice,
Sirdm Cotton, $. %. SIet6er, 3.
@bileD, Solepb CREIGHTON, S. 8.
4itts un6 9ibin9ftone 8rien.
Serr @omer tpurOe ais geamter ems
setdnoren, Mn bic 9lnorOnunsen Der
@ranos Sur1 gu boH3iebeu.
Ser 9ti1ter iritruirte Die @ranb<
Surb in elmer febr tursen 9teoe, in
peIder er tbnen anempfobl, 3uerl
Iolbe Sdlle gu unteriuaen, in berer
Die 2lrgetIagten III Der Sail auf elmer
Bro5eB tparten. g
| gfa9bem bic Gran6 <Sure fi9 ;uriif.
eesogett, ipurben iineefdbr sebn Sale
6ie gum 0iisoemeanor Sofet geboreu
NIT 8abluns Der Soften erlebi9t.
Die Court berfiigte fobann, oaB oi
Mieoeraufnabme 0ss Wisoemeane
/ Sodets bis gum fiihften NlOntag in
Mpril beri6oben iperoen.
] Ser YroaeB 9e9en s. q. @atfon
DER bcS WforoeS ansefla9t 1T, purb
auf ben Nu9uit Eernlin beridoben.
| $. S. 8reen, bes 9roBen Siebltabl
an9efla9t, tunroe inter $4,000 Burg
fAaft geiteut.
Sic Court tuur6e bann auf beut
Worgen 9 nbr bertaet.
| Ser Staats <Mniualt, Serr Stubble
fielo, ernabnt alIe borselaoene 8euseu
beute gu erfdeineL font bdtten fic
biefeIben bic 6OIsen ielbit 5usu
| lbreiben. II
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-09

W 9leubeFelunsen auf Die ,,1ens
ne6ee Staat 3eitpn9@ f0nnen BEL Den
erren
u. 8ornit ei n, @oros@olle9eftr.
grnf 8obI, 8ermantalpu
8. SWth, Sranflin Ptfe
ab9egeberi tperben. "a
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-09
Rlne.8eribt.

9ln Der 2anOung mar 9eltert lebr
ipenig gu tbun, unb es ideint, alS iei
Die G6ifffabrt eineeiteIlt.
Ser Dampfer Sprone bon Cairo lit
oas ein5ige Sabrseue, bas felt unferm
Iekten 8eri9t in ben bieIigen Saien
eingelaufen lit, Oaslelbe miro beute
9lbenb tpieoer oortbin suriidfebrerl.
gSir babeu beute fein absegausenes
Boot gu beri6ten. s m
Ser SluB faIlt; itanb seltern &beno
UNI 4 llbr 81 SUP an ben 9arpetp
Sboals. "a ~ sa
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-09

AI NUU SOUtQCt9OL w pNHb (yuHb
2afagette Sanelep's, nelder oes boss
pilli9en S1ieBens angeflagt lit, miro
hente Mlittag UNI 2 ltbr Dor Squire
Matbens itattfaoeu,
Eg Gqaire @iltinfon fan6te ges
tern einen gemi1en $. gSeIIs, Der an
geflagt lit, einen SSarbi9en am Sals
gei6nitten gu baben, in bic Sail.
Seute Nlittag unl 2 lbr miro oas
8orberb6r in oieIem Sale Dor BEN
genannten Srie6ensri5ter itattfinoen.
H Stab ftattgefunoener uebereins
funft nit Der Wilitdr e8eb0rbe Ibere
mics geftern Squire 9Silfinion ben
SAL 6es GoIbaten Setter Meglone, Der
angefla9t lit, Senrp Sntuleton getoh>
tet 81 babeu, on aas Criminal 8eridt.
Better lit in Der Gountn Sail, uno ers
tuartet bort leinen RroSeB Dor einem
@eldnoreueu <Seridt.
EE @eitern Gam iuieOer elm SAL
gum 8oridein, Der oeutIid beiuies. oaB
bic beilieen @runolaBe bieier &e9ie>
runq, moolrdb Reiner obne ridterlih
aus9erertigte.l SerbaftSbefeH arretirt
uno leiner Sreibeit beraubt tperben BARI,
obne ale llriade uerlebt lperoen. Sn
DER biefgeu gountD Sail mar Elm Sar.
bigger 9lamens Barren 9onnes felt SO >
bember 1866 eineeiperrt, obne oaB benz
@erbafteten bariber irseno cine urfadc
mitaetbeilt muroe. Die Sahe fom
Su6ae 2awrence, Dem Mgenten oes bies
lieen Sreeonen's Bureau, gu, Sbren,
uno oerlelbe petitionirte bic Criminal
Court UNI einen Writ of Habeas Cor
pus, tpel1er bon 9ti1ter Sobn Sugb
Suitb gleid ausgeitellt tpuroe. Der
Sberiff unb Der 8erpalter Der Sail
brahten ben @efan9enen, Der elm iebr
inteligentes 9lusieben bat, Dor oas Ges
ridt Mno ia9ten, bab es ibnen unbeianri
iei, ipesbal6 Der Gerbaftete leit Nobem.
Der 1865 iid in Der Sail befinoe, oaf
ipeber Elm 8erbaftsbsfebl eeeen ibr
ausgeiteIlt, nod Elm Snoictnent geger
i'm 9efunoen iporoen, nod lei linen irs
| geno ipelhe &lage befannt, tpeIde sul
Sn6aftirung 6es J@efangenen 1lrlaHs
sebe. 0atiirIid febte ibn Snoge Snitt
(ofort in Sreibeit, unO Der felt beinabs
3nei Sabren feiner Sreibeit beraubts
Mann fanb eleid 8efaaftisuns in Dem
Sreebmen's Bureau.
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Gnemil,a0ren

un6 alien NrfifeIu, meIde gewS1uIic IN GHenmoqreu=
@efddften sebdlteu merben, fir has moblbetannte
SaiS @. Rice u. Go. 6b5ufegelns 1peIhes Cargo Su
ben aHernieofgften 4reifen uerfanft Tperhen wirs.
Sir pertnuien Gdsisoes pom f2k-1S Cents bic
Darb; Ieinrne 5an6tiher ga IS gents oos Stad uHb
ale beren 9eoaren in 8erbdltnifie.
g1i baben ferner cine grose ausmabl pom 9dmens
fraAeu erbaIten, IpeIde nil unieren 9omeMtlkuben
ob3ngeben gebenten; be6bdlb mir6en oieielben wohI
tbnn, uuriufpre9en iine ii9 einen 81 ieTn, ehe ie
ale fort fuo. 5sa
gBir poIIen StiefeIn, Sdube unb 6iite 3a IS Gro
aeni nnter Stoftenprets oertaei, UNI NIT benfeIben
fertig ~ weroea. $50
mszz-mtt o. Rice mss@O.
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T Sas 8orberb6r in benz Sale
9afagette Sanelep's, ipelder oeS boss
tpilli9en S9ieBens auseflast 1T, piro
bente Wittag lli1 2 ubr Dor Squire
Mat6ens itattfinoen. sA
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sHs9x4s ggegI6re, 30 80 llnfpn Eirkbst
III Mgsnt Der weItbettibmten pianps aus Der
ssiae an anberer 5tsae In bitltm 8Iatte) fir
EeHnffeg Mnp gioEb 4labail}a. @r perfauf
Dietelteg II leiHsm wsnfHabtn 80 Gabrtt<
preifsh. ~ ~ nli2A 39R Fl
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