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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-07
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auf in Dem tncrmeBliben Sallen in
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-07

SdltpH 1Z,Z0 O,OU
Die abparts ssbsnren 3d9s g1res l uub trsfTsa
in @affcn ,eitie Gin, UNI bic 3dae fir Slsw Nurf,
pia Wctris uno @Isr unb SstpsSsrIep Central Gi:
fsntabn. bsniissn gu tSnucn.
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anssbdn9ts Surtturren fdr pbiaodpia pia giorb.
pennfrlpauia @ifsntabn. in isnsr etabt UNI 2,05
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RGdfabrt.
@sria0en philadelphia (Bsrts Ctr. Station) UNI
7,45 Rcrstns uno l.30 9ladmittass. srrsidbsn
Scranton UNI 3.35 Slabmittass uno $50 0adbts
obns 8arrennsbld uno psrbinben iidb ~ Green
Ris9e NIT ber Dslanars uno 6ubfon GiGenbabn fir
Garbentalt.
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Grains psrbinosn fdb su Green &ibae nit Der Della.
mare uno bubcn Gilentobu fir Gortcncals unb
uertafTsn Ssranton nat Intunft Der DsIanars, eaf.
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lafsno, trifft ,u Scranton isitt9 Gin um ben Dda:
mare, eadatpanna uno Wsifsrn Srain ftr Great
8sno 5u bsnussn. fItb nit Der Setps9orf uno Gris
Gi{snbabn psrbinbsno.
das pafiasisr,ise psrbinbsn fb iu 8etblsbsm
nit osr eeha uuo eadamanna Gilsnbabn fiir Bath,
Chapman d. T. 10.
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in, ,gQanfon 6auie" 30 Mauh Gbunf 20 gRinutsu
3dt fdr W1ilta9s cbsr gabtsfsn.
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Goa(aitIrt Cure -9ntersgsn.
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peloient"
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ntaltsn psrbtn tSnntn-unb ,tpar an ben allsr.
ntsbrtgasn prsiisn.
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philadelphia. ansrtannt In jsnsr City ptssn itrsr
tan8en 8trbinbuns NIT einsm Der mtiR mpbia.
fen Gtabliltmtnts al Der gtesnut Straes, ole
cine gOrsanserin Der ,,Gaf&iOns" ssF&srt, unb
u batsr SS0is dbsr3sust baB fe rclfOmmtns 3u'
frtsesntdt stbsn fann-une bies In alien 5tnlt1'
tsn.-Str @tablilemsnt snttdlt
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a IRrrtement,
bon @iitsr, T&idlih far ale @d&made, In fl&
faltsesnb, bas is benz publfum biefer @ity gum
Anf&au ubtr gum 8trfauf ansebotsn wurbs.
Ste label bic Damsn elm ttre 70 berrltdm unb
ssf&madpollsn Sitter unb Stsles su sraminirsn,
no Ie f6 bann balb fsIbR iberseus.n wsrbsn,
no Der rs&te Srt gum 8aufsn ill-unb Der IL bic
2tt Sbiirs untsrtalb BEN ,,4msriean Soptsl" In
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unb BEN srtnimen Der Bonnsts ssi&snft.
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getanbluns, faittunabls, quite unb f&bne @ftsr
unb btatse Yrtilt 81 psrbisnsn fu&tn ptrb.
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Sftn IN Nuentaun fauft-alIno Sbr INNER eiufu
bouel Stct bon S6uItiid,er, ousoe,p6blt, VI,
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uno ataoemien, Gn9idt unb 9mtId,e SibsIn.
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0tloidde admmt, Sirittn, Nlbums. Qieturrs
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mcraneuln bio gu ben grbBtm Saa.biid,,r unp
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Sebnen en8liieb sn Iermen!

SebneI en8liieb sn lernen!
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In ptilabslptia ri&itn fcsbsn unb IN su tatsn {:
Eie t2te aufa8e Don
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bic srslil@f Spra&t In fur,er Belt esltn, S&rst.
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Bir baben bic nsusftsn Srabfnss. aRuar srbals
ten uno fine isef bsrsit auf Ssfttauns aus esrtsu
csn 1nIdsen, na6 Der nsutRsn gRses iussfhnittsn.
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esr Gnnesn'Sieiesr fsris er fsrtissn etsrt,asis,r
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CANADA.
THE MaEE TRAGEDY-wHALENr THE MURDERER
PLOT DIsCOyERED.

PLOT DISCOVERED.
NEW YORK, April 10.-A Montreal special
| says the prisoner Whalen, in Ottawa, it has
oeen pro 5ed almost beyond doubt, was the
respondence with New York Fenians has been
unearthed, duplicating good many notables
in that organization. Full details of the dis
covery will be given on Wednesday next, in
| the trial.
A quantity of nitro glvcerine, imported
from New York, has been discovered here. 1t
was brought in on foreign orders. The dis
covery has caused great excitement in the city.
The entire Government and all the memb rs
OF The House of Commons are coming here on
Fr day direct from Ottawa, to attend Mr.. Nc
Gees funeral
An Ottawa special says Whaen is Fenian
who belonged to a Quebec lodge, and after
ward to New York circle. There is very
little doubt now but that he is the real culprit.
A plot has been discovered to blow up the
House of Parliament by means of nitro-gly-
cerine. 1t has produced the most intense ex-
element in every circle, and extreme vigil
lance is maintained by the military and civil
authorities to prevent any outbreak. The
constantly exchanging long cable dispatches
concerning the events of the past and the
possible events of the future.
OTTAWA, April 10.-It is still rumored that
important disclosures have been made by one
of the arrested parties as to the assassination
of Mr.. MCGEE, but nothing has been made
public, The taking of evidence was continued
till o'clock this morning, and there is the
greatest anxiety felt as to the disclosures ex-
pected to be made to-day. The report of the
police expedition sent into the country has ex-
ploded the theory of the escape in carriage
OF the parties connected with the murder
Public meetings to express Indignation and
adherence of the crime and sympathy with
the family of the victim are being held in diff
iefent parts OF the provinces. 1t is the grow
ing conviction in the public mind that the
prisoner Whelan fred the fatal shot, and that
there were number of persons concerned in
the Mot
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Additional Particulars of the Loss of the
Sfeu Fner Seabird,

Sfea mer Seab1fd.
CHICAGO, April 10.-James FL. Leonard, the
third survivor SO far from the disaster to the
steamer Seabird, makes a statement, OF which
the following is the substance:e
At about O'Clock yesterday morning Went
upon deck and conversed with the first mate
of the steamer in regard to the distance to
Chicago; learned it was about 20 miles; then
went to my wifes state room, and soon after
heard an alarm of fire; went out to ascertain
the cause and found the boatlon fire and the
flames bursting out near the stern and close
to the state room 1 had just left; I Immediately
rushed in to rescue my wife but was prevent
ed by the flames, which had cut off commuui-
cation with the state room: did not see or hear
of my wife after left the state room when the
alarm was given. Mr.. Leonard agreed with
the statement of Mr.. Chamberlain, as to the
general DESCRIPTION of the. catastrophe, but
thinks there were not more than thirty pas
sengers on board. A large number got off at
Milwaukee, much larger, he thinks, than the
number that embarked at that port. Finding
it too hot to stay on the boat, and realizing the
fact that her destruction was inevitable, he
sprang into the water and being vigorous
swimmer soon got hold of board and soon
Observation-Disclosures on to piece of the paddle
box floating near; he chung to this and drifted
with the waves 10 the southwest landing, three
miles north. of Evanston, between seven and
eight O'Clock last night; after having been
upon the fragment of tue wreck for IL hours
drenched to the skin, his clothing frozen and
himself more dead than alive, after a perilous
ride OF not far from ID miles; Mr.. Leonard saw
about twenty persons jump into the water;
some swan around for some time, aud others
seemed to sink almost Immediately; he saw no
women jump overheard and did not see any
women in the water; he believes there were
about ten women on board, all of whom must
have persisted in the flames. 4e 4.-a '
An attempt was made to launch the steam
er's boat but the rapdity with which the
the object. The sea was not very high, and
the boats could have easily weathered il il they
could have been launched, From the best ev.
idence which Capt Goodrich, of the Seabird,
has been able to obtain, no effort was made tG
stop the engine till the circumstances stopped
its further motion. The result was, that the
helm having been put port, the boat began
to describe circle Of nearly mile in diane
ter The belief of those who ought to know
is that had the progress OF the steamer beer
stopped at the first alarm, the boats might have
been gotten out and all on board saved. -
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WASHINGTON.
FREE PASSES FOR DELEGATES TO THE REPUB-
q. ,-g q LICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION "

FREE PASSES FOR DELEGATES TO THE REPUB-
.s-E LOAN NATIONAL CONVENTION. "
WASHINGTON, April 10-Ihe railroads con-
meeting at Chicago win pass delegates to and
from the Republican National Convention free
OF charge, upon application OF the Chairman
of each State Republican Central Committee
for a sufficient number of tickets for their re-
spective delegations Applications must be
made to the President or superintendent OF
their respective roads. aN %
agapy, THE BILL TO EQUALIzE BoUNTIEs. q f..
Some time ago the. House passed a resolu-
ton, addressed to the Secretary of War, rela-
tive to the amount of land necessary to meet
the requirements OF bill No. $40, to equalize
bounties to soldiers, sailors and marines, who
served inH the late war for the Union. In
the event of its becoming law, the Secretary
says that in March, 1866, the re was carefully
prepared estimate made of the money required
to pay these bounties, under the law then
pending, that was substantially the same as
the bill No. $40, expect as to the manner OF
making payment 5 The sum was estimated at
$253,691 900. In April, 1866, for additional
bounties, the estimate was 1886, 100000 The
expenditures under bounty acts passed so far
indicate this amount estimated is rather short
than in excess of the actual requirements. The
further amount required under the bill in
question will be $l95, O56,S00, which is in land
at $125 per acre, which will require 1856 O45 OO0
No note is taken of local bounties not paid by
the United States The Secretary says he has
no means of ascertaining the amount.
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q O M NJ II CIAL.
New York Stock and Money Iayke,.

N6W HUTK Stuck HHU IWOney WaVkef.
NEW YORK, April 6-10 p. M.-G ,od Friday was
generally observed as holiday in financial circles
Exchange quiet at 1904 a 1O9t tor prime bills The
Gold Exchange was closed. Some little business
was done outside opening at 1885, advancing 1884 and
closing at 1885, q 1885, Governments unchangeiwit
moderate business over the counters at yesterdays
rates. - .+flr fta ..-t# ~
The Stock Exchange was closed. Some business
was done in ste lmship shares Pacific Mail opened
at SO, declined s79 and closed at sst q $50; Allan
tic Mail opened at rs and the bidding advanced to 81
without bringing out any stock. The Railway mar
tral New York Central 1904 q 1901; Erie 7Oa q 7O5
Heading s95 g s9a; Roc. Islam sis; Chicago. &
mock s. Co. will be able to adjust all their difficulties
at early day without loss to any one The report
that tie Third Avenue Savings Bank is a sufferer
from Atlantic Mail is untrue. : ~ ..f-s fs1T-.#r
The receipts at the Sub rreasurv to-day amount
ed to 90 payments $22O7 160; balance S1Ol-
3.8,459 f' '77'
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TEXAS.
SHOOTING AFFRAY.

GALVESTON, April 10.-A shooting ARRAY oc-
Cured on Sunday in Hampstead, growing out
of the murder Of Mr.. Sanders the Friday pre-
vious. Tires whites were killed and two Sc
Ve1ely wounded, Two blacks We're wounded,
one OF them while going for doctors af-rT
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p U r. ore.
THE ABYss1N1As WAR,

LONDON, April 10.-The War Office is in re-
ceipt of later dispatches from the British ex-
the English captives. Gen. Napier, Command
er Of the British forces, had reached latitude
al, Theodorus is at Magdala ready for the
siege. His forces consisted OF about 5000 effec.
tive men; he had also 26 large guns. General
Napier had already completed his plans for a
general assault on the works
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CTORE on WIdgery's Wharf, lately occupied hv
- George S. Barslow, Esq. Apply at Portland
JONAS II. PERLEV. Esq
Apr G, 1858. ap7d3w
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January "a. eodtf
Furnished House on High Street
To Il of

- % story house containing nine rooms, all tur-
I:;; nished; one Of tie best fruit gardens in the
lzll.cty, connected with the premises; Al pies,
Bar lett Pears Grapes CuTrant and Goosberies, In
abundance. Win be let for one year Tor $6I5 APP
ply to GEO. II. DAVIS & CO.,
Dealers in Real Es ate.
AMI G-IlW
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City OF Portland,

City OF Portland.
M HEREAS, Nathaniel Deering and Others by
w VIM. ii. Fessenden have peiitioned the City
Council to lay out and continue Beckett Street and
Vesper Sire from their northwesterly term nations
to Congress street; also lay out new street par
aiei with Vesper street, and one hundred and sixty
Ieet easterly OF the same, running from the stern
Promenade to Congress Street.
Also Law out a new street from Munjoy street TO
the Eastern Promenade, Beginning on the cas- erly
side OF MuaJoy street at point three hundred and
ninety five feet from Congress street, thence at
right angles with Munjoy street to the Eastern
Promenade; and whereas said petition was refer led
by the City Council, March 9th, 1865 to the undet-
signed for them to consider and act upon therefore
, Notice Is hereby gwen to all parties interest d,
that the Joint Standing Committee of the CITY Coun-
Gil on laying out new streets, will meet to hear the
parties and view the proposed way on the eighteenth
day ofApril, 1858, at iour O'Clock in the afternoon
at the corner OF Congress and MuDjoy streets and will
then and there proceed to determine and adju ice
whether the pub convenience requires said 81. Gets
or ways to be laid out.
April, A. u. 1868.
81 if'A Il JACOB MCCLELLAN, - ,9s0 e.
ALBERT WARWICK, Committee
EZRA CARTER, JR., on
j. II. LEAVIfT, I LAYING Ont
- -.,. JAMES MOVES, New
GAo. II. CHADWICK, Streets.
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City OfPOrtland.

a City of Portland.
WHEREAS, Augustus P. Fuller and Others have
w petition I'D the City Council to lay out a new
Street or Publ Way in said eity,-beginning at the
northerly side of CoDgl street, one hundred and
eighty feet northeas ery from Merrill street. extend
ing nOrtheriy parallel with the wall which sep
araues the land formerly owned by NJ. P. SAWYER
from land ofthe Detring and Prebe Heirs to Quebec
Street. llr VII Tlti l5asal a3e
Also, one other new street beginning on the north
erly side OF Congress street at poini four hundred
and thirty feet theastery from Merrill street. ex-
tending northerly at right angles with Congress ST.
to Turner street, aud whereas said petition was re-
fered by the City Council March 9th, 1868 to the
therefore %@h rsa EeAH b -
Notice is hereby given to all parties interested that
the Joint Standing Committee of the City Council
on laying out new Streets will meet to hear the par
ties ana view the proposed way on the eighteenth
day of April 1868, at four O'Clock in tine after
noon at the of Merrill and Congress streets,
and will then and there proceed to determine and
audge whether the public convenience requires said
streets or ways to be laid out.
Given under hands on this eighth day of
April, A. D., 1868. ..t- II 7.s- =
JACOB MCCLELLAN
ALBERT WARWICK Oommitree on
EZRA CARTER, Jr..
j +. LEAVITT,l Laying out
JAMES MOVES, ~
GEO. II. CHADWICK, Ne" oTeets.
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40 LEE.
For SaIe.-Tn Let.

II ORSE, Buggy and Harness; Two new Safes
Al Wilder's.
Store and land on Plum street 10 lease.
apr9 Il. NJ. PATTEN 81 co.
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THE Second story ofthe lower store in Donneha
Il new block, opposite Woodlands, corner OF Md
die and Vine streets. Said room is 100 feet b, AZ.
1t has % windows in it, very WIDE handsome en-
trance on Middle 81, and is the best room 'or any
Jobbng business, to let in the city. Apply to
w. f. PHILLIPS n Co. 81
14o Fore Street.
,January "a. eodff
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lost AND FOUND.

Lost!
A LARGE NEW FOU MIDLAND PUP, black with
N white breast and paws. ANY one finding such a
dog will be rewarded by leaving him at Paul Prince
& Sons foot of WIlmot Street. apr7d1ws
Lost!
TN City Hall day Evening, dark Sable Muff.
Il Any one finding the same will be rewarded by
leaving il at the Press office. apr2dtf
Lost!
A SQUIRREL Tippet; none the better for the
"A vice 1t has seen Any one finding such an ars-
Gle will be rewarded by leaving it at the Press Office.
Feb 20-df
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commissioners Notice to creditors

"E having beel appointed by the Judge of Pro-
w bate Tor the County OF Cumberland, to receive
and decide upon the claim of the creditors of John
Clary, late OF Portland, in said County, deceased,
whose estate is represented insolvent. give notice
that six month commencing the l7th day OF March,
1868, have been lowed to said creditors to present
and prove their claims, and that we will attend to
the service signed SATURDAY., April IS, 1868,
from to P. M, at office of d. H. Ingrahan, Cor.
Of Exchange and Federal SITS, Portland and on the
18th day of the following months from to NJ, at
the same place. +.5 r, a-
Portland March %. 1868
DARIUS HI. INGRAHAM, cs..,.s
March a. d1aw3w
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To Let,
10 Let.

CHAMBER in building on Market Sheet opposite
~ the Post Office suitable for Paint shop. or
many other purposes. Inquire No. III Smith Street,
corner OF Cumberland. apr6-dlw