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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-10

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-10
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-10
Sefentlt6e 8enbu.

NuT Slenlta96 oen 24iten Mdr5, 1865,
UNI II tlbr Wittass Icl am Saule ess In.
tertdtnrtrn, In Nsesr Wacunaie SaunI&ip, 0sdta
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iGli!ten unb gotp, SastlGtittsn. S4IittsI&el.
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rdlbf&aften, du umfdnpIi@ an;ufibrn.
Die Secingun9fn am Saes tes gerfaufs rurG
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-10
Sin S6ubma0er.
5s6ruar 25, 1868.

SGubma6'r ftnem es 81 ibrsm gorttdl, ptnn
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0c-gtn artsilcr drf 9sffBtt Hrtsit, rirb baS
game Sa9r tineurG pullngt.
s. Y. U6rr,
@0snsaun detruar 25 1868. nasp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-10

Gilnf XfCrbG, ;pci pdpcn bon Dem bCriibmtcn
glofs NapF StoG, 5 uno 6 Sabre alt 0Up
cine bdbpn III Gin Yfcro uno 1T cin Uitc @iic
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Cbcntdll5 bio CUR Scnbu in 4Sroiit lein mcrptn,
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peter g8cI6tornpflug, 6iC9cnncBc, noppCIte
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-10


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in @ayfcn isiti9 Elm, um Die 3dae fiir Nerp NUrf
pta Wlcrris unb @fer uno Nsps 5trfep Gentrol Gt.
lsntabn, tsntscn ju tGnuGu.
Die atpSrts eGbtnten 3toe g2rcs. Iunb 3 babsn
au9sbin9te Durhfarrsn fdr pbiaodpia uto Serb
pennirlpauta Gifentabn, in iener Sfobt um 2G5
0labTittoas uuo $40 Itsuos anfpmmsuc.
RGdfabrt.
@sria0en philadelphia (8erts Gtr. Station) UNI
7,45 gNcr9tns uno l.30 9iadmitiaas. srrsiden
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Garbcncole.
Die Sernntcn uno Snilsrstarre 1stompto,ipn
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mare unN ogoirn tSiien obu fir Gcrfcnrole unf
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Sefentlt6e 8enbu.

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UNI 10 ll5r SUrmitass, Iolen an br Do6nuns
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tbitn pretitn.
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~ IbNI|bSHk NObNp W.
2(uf Donnerifa95 Den l2ten MdrB, 1865,
um IL rlbr NlittagS, iolcu am 9ouie bon
0enrD s. g 6parB, nabe SrCglCrtdlln,
Yc6a GountD bic folgeupen bCpegIdcn Sitter,
ba5 @igentbum BON Sdp0rB uno SOrB, Dftnt'
Iid bcrfauft mcrbcn, ndmIi6;
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KN 6u659OuI, Scffncr'S Stcf, 4 Sabre
&A&OIt, 16 Sano bod uno 1T Gin pOr'
zszlzzzEzAzss treFlibu Srcibcr unb 9lrbcitCr, Gin
SreDpferp, 6 Sabre alt, cin gutter S0ttcl. unO
2icpergaul cn S6pOrje5 YfCro, Sabre alt
mCld,cS Ctpu 1900 4funb micgt, Gin 3 Sabre
altr6 6hacn, Gin 9cbuIbi9cr NrbCitcr, cn 2 Sabre
altCS Shlcll, Is Sttf Ninr5picb, bdruntCr 6
Wl6fibc, nabc Om &0Ibcn bio sur &cnou
uno 5rpc tommenb bis Spdtiabr, cn Niuo
mc6CS bis Mlai in Yroft tommt, SticrS, gut
9cfiittert, Gin ppbIgefTtterter Sua ctpa 1900
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Yferbe9ep1t SreI6mal6tnc Strapunb Sbitt.
lsr, cine &iinbmGbIc, bcnobc nel, cine Sdes
Drill, cin gier9duIS' gSagcn, Gin 3pcigdulS-
8agcn nit SOpD, unb Sprie9cl, 5mei SCttS
2rtcrn, ale5 in gutter Srber, Cin GingduS> SD
gen nit SobD, 2 &drrcn unb &drren.0cldirr,
10 gut ipie nsli, nerfertigt BON 9Sof, Gin 4rin,
2llbcrt 6aIinstcp g8agcn. Suggic 10 gut ais
ncu nit Scidlc unb 2annen, cine ofmc Suggic,
cin gSeIldFornpfug unb gBelidfcrncg9e SpCi
@1Gge, cine gg9e, Sperr", &hb' unp anpcre
&ettcn allc6 bCin0be neu, 5tpei ScttS gdnlic9c'
idirr, 8ummste unO SlinbbOlftCrn, Onocre 0ulf-
tern, einc Strobbant, cine OOue SCtt Gr3gr0b-
0ribirr, S6ppen unb Qif5 cine Sctt Stcin'
trcder 8CiArr, II. In.
6cruerj Sau59cr6tbldafteH, ais 5rpci Set
ter unb @cttiteltn, Gin &OGOfcn nit NObr uub
3ugcbrr, 3wci Yarlpr Scfrn nit Robr, Gin ocIS'
oficn 10 gutipi ncu, 5O@drNs Carpets 10 gut ais
nel, 30 Suldel @runObCercn, SildCunb StilblC
3ilber unO Stdnuer, uno piCle anDCrc Nrtitcl 5u
umitdnbIi6 Su msIOcu
@ebingun9cn:6 6 gRcnatcn GrCoit uno
Iutpdrtung Dur6
SdolparB un0 SorB.
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GonIuIt'lt Grrr G)niellGtu.
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Nt btfr t.
Gsb Fanm .rfpott mcrtrn.

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tn, SSdnb' Yupiu. H. /, IN. an nrm
lpcblftilCu Stobr pCn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-10

rfns6Gltn 2 Sdbrf alt, 9ftrttstibirr FIR 4
9f'rrr, Srpei SGitS ltt&tfs gsl@irr, 5 Sd6e. Gin
Bull, elm ainS, S&aafsn. Spd 3u6tIdp,ia,
NIT San9en, 3 edufriGpsinr, 8 gpdatn urr
Sab9. Srrt Yaar 6sulsiitrn unS SGdmsl, eir
9aar SOlilstsrn, Gin airtp Rdbr unS Grnbtr
Duldmai&iRe, Yferpfstpalt uub Strip UNI
S4iitltr, gBnNmdtIs, gGsttr'S pattnt s5utlrr,
l@nsio'r, Sar' Drill, Dslf6tcrnf6dler bsl pf,r
etstipalt unb Elm 6anp S@dttr, gEdas, Gaaep,
eultiSator, elm Ooppsiter gDelf&fOrrpRus, Spsrt
un0 SdtFe!tsn anpere 6ettrn, Stus nnb sHia.
9absIn, Dranlid9e, 6ru@trsifsn, Grael,nIta.
Ba9sn unb Si!IiasiNs, unb Iona uph pieIe ar
bert IrtIel 81 umfdnrta an;uil6un.
Die B1etn6rnsen am Iags efs 8srfaufs surd
epbraim Gutb.
8 Cfepk Ga -Iuclionisr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-10

; Sl'r YfsrSr, rdnIi4 sin gutter ga .
tsl9aul 5 Sabre uIt, rInt sutt
Ntor' Wdbre z Sabre alt, Cit,
Ndlrs 10 Sabre alt unr Gin Mdt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-10

aall0wndfn NIT SCfp, 3 3wtI0aulswdStn nit
gOts uns tiIrrntn gG1,n, tirr pudtys Grnts.
unp OasmaI@Ius elcwalst. Satrrll. Drsf6-
maldIns NIT S&dttIsr, elm Span 8ia 5uttsr.
f&neirr bti gfirrsgepnIt. BiRomdbls. 2 6ol,-
i&tiItsn, wHiiSt unp Gaseu, BsiGtornpFds,,
@aItiUaiOrs, eIn Sutfuil.gFaa Datsnt Ssurs@.
en-, gfUbtsei2irr. Summsts. SlinbbaIftrn. Sci.
ntn II. (. 10. fir s pfsrpe. Sfttsn. 8stilabsn,
5slGs. Sti6Ir. GifHranf. 3dttr, SJdlitr, GtGn,
n,r, bN6 3uarbGr sinrr gadf 8rsnncrti, ole
;pa slsrns Maihtu,n. z S&ubtarrrsn, unse-
t,anntr 8adittIn, I'm Sfsn. u. (. no. unb NOD
cine srcbs 8afdisesntsit anbsvsr artitsl. ,u I'M.
ldnrli0 anjufitrsn tn Ill. .r
Tie 8srir9unssn ON gntaafstass unS auf.
wavtung pon rr.lr .a. uugaHs las
Gbwarb Sdreibsr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-10
Sefentli6e genbu.

George g8. ScerS-2luttipnicr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-10

Sicr Sdaffpfcroc, papon einc5 cin
6u6S9aul, Scffncr'S Stpf, 4 Sabre
alt, 16 Sano bod uno 1T Gin bOrs
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-05-29

Mr.. EDIrOR,-If you will allow me little
space in your paper, shall be glad to commu-
ncate with 'whom it may concern" in rela-
ton to the above subject, not dictator,
yet thinking that some improvement may be
made upon the present management, either
by order of the city or gas company. OF course
these lights are useless in the daytime or at
morning light; it is at the darkest time that
they are needed, and as the old saying is that
"the darkest time is Just before day." this is
verified especially of an overcast night or
and the approach of daylight.
The practice has been to put out the lights
from an hour to an hour and half before day
break, changing with the seasons according to
the length of days and nights.
When the night is dark and stormy and
continues SO until morning, as it has of late,
out go the lights on time unless in some cases
delinquent overdoes the thing by the opposite
extreme leaving the lights burning long after
daylight The time for extnguishing now is
2o'clock, and it is dark until after three of
thick morning, making it bad for those who
are obliged to be out at that time, as there
are apt to be places of danger from digging
Very often where lanterns are put out they
are about as good as lightning bugs by this
time in the morning. Would it not be a wise
and good plan, on dark and stormy mornings
to let the lights be kept burning one hour
longer? This would be appreciated by those
coming from the boat, and many others.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-05-29

WHAT Is THE UsE?-It is announced with
the utmost assurance that JEFF. Davlss trial
will commence at Richmond on the Sd day of
june and that Chief Justice Chase VIII pre-
side on that occasion. Three years have now
elapsed since the government, after consider
able trouble and expense, got hold of the lead
ing spirit of the Rebellion. His trial has been
postponed from time to time. on various pre-
fences, until the patience of the people is COM
pletely exhausted and the moral effect even OF
convlctlon for treason would be measnraDly
lost, II 1t could be obtained. All the dlsadVan-
tages that would have attended the trlal are
still obstacles in the way of satisfactory re-
suit. If it was true year ago that loyal
Jury could be obtained only by packing it, it is
true now II a year ago an aequittal would
have reopened the whole great question of
State rights settled by the war, it will do so
unnecessarily now.
The upshot of the impeachment trial is not
OF character to excite anticipations of sue
cess in the trial of great public criminals. The
fates seem to conspire against the vindication
of national justice in the person of great Of
tenders against the nations happiness. No
one wishes to see johnson removed from office
or jeff Davis convicted of treason for the graf
ification of any vindictiye feeling. The people
have desired both, because they have felt that
by the punishment of these great criminals
others might be restrained from the commits
sion of like outrages. AT this time the opn-
ionis quite general that the time has passed
when any useful purpose will be subserved by
the further molestation of either. The man
who in either case presides over the tribunals
before which the accused persons are arraign-
ed has utterly and forever lost the confidence
and respect of his former friends.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-05-29

We fear that our Republican friends have
relied with too much confidence upon their
ability to elect Grant and Colfax The dan
ger that they are TO be supported by the New
York Herald is understood to be very immi-
nent.
Horace Greeley said at a Grant ratification
meeting at New York, Monday night that
Collax was the first person ever nominated
for President or Vice President who was horn
in that city, and that he had known him for
long time, and recolected helping him to
mount a barrel, when he was only 10 years of
age, that he might speak for Henry Clay, in
front of the old National hall
Texas ought to be good place for the life
insurance business. The official records of
seventeen counties show for the year 1867, 172
murders and 225 assaults with intent to kill
For the four months ending May 1st there
sault, with intent to kill.
The New York Citizen (Democrat) says
Grant and Colfax made ticket hard TO beat
The wonderful military success of the one, and
the great political ability of the other cannot
be written down or belittled by newspaper ed
ltors; and the attempt to do so is folly only
worthy of the late management of the Demo-
cratic party"
The New York Tribune in an editorial arti-
Gle relating to the prospect that one of the
ADAMS family may find a place on the Demo-
cratic ticket, says "What is really wanted is
tne grand paternal name; and if worse comes
" worst there is a man by the name of Adams
III inns Guy who makes and sells shirts, and
VINO would answer every purpose, unless
shIr1S under any circumstances should he con-
sidered Objectionable by the loudest Democrats
of this metropolis"
There is an election in Oregon Monday for
the choice of member of Congress one holt
the State Senate, the entire House of Pew
sentatives, judges of two judicial districts a md
other State officers. In 1866 Mallory, Renu6I;.
can, had 553 majority for Congress.
Another veto is expected when the bill for
the admission of Arkansas passes.
Speaker Colfax IS practical printer, ana
can weld the shooting stick" with as mucl
dexterlty as General Grant handles the "shoot
ing irons" -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-05-29

APRIL TERM-BARRoWs, j, PRESIDING.
Observation-Disclosures of Westbrook in equity,
VS.. Portland Water Company. This was bill in
equity commenced by the Selcctmen of Westbrook,
in behalf OF the town, to obtain an injunction against
the respondents to prevent the laying of their pipes
through the main street of the village of Saccarappa.
IL was admitted by the respondents that they hal al
ready commenced their works, and had laid their
pipes nearly through the village; that the laying Of
their pipes occasioned temporary inconvenience to
travel but they contended thai it could not be per-
manent obstruction, and that it not such would
justify the nterpostion OF the Court by injunction.
1t was not denied by compliments that the charter
OF The Wafer Company gave them the right to lay
their pipes through the lands of private individuals
but ii did not empower them to lay their pipes
through the public highway in Westbrook. This po-
spondents, who eontendcd that under their charter
the Company had the right to lay their pipes in as
much as it was not inconsistent with the enjoyment
of the public easement and but temporary in
convenience TO public travel
The Court held that the case did not present such
a state of facts would justify the summary inter-
position of the Court in enterprise of such magni
tude and public necessity and the injunction prayed
for was denied. Nathan Webb and John Rand, Esq.,
appeared as counss for cOmplainants, and A A.
Strout, Esq and Hon. Woodbury. Davis for respond
ents.
Court adjourned without day, after long session.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-05-29

The friends of direct railroad from Port
land Me-, to Rutland, VT, held a convention
at Centre Harbor Tuesday. Aboutltwo hun
dred representative men from along the line
of the proposed route were present.
Addresses were made by Mr.. Pratt of Wood
stock, w. Mr. Cain of the Rutland (Vt.) Cour-
Ter, Mr.. Randall engineer of the Rutland and
Woodstock Railroad, and Messrs. Wilson OF
Holderness, DR.. Mason of Moutonboro, Banks
of West Ossipe, W. A. Berry, L. w. Flint
and S. X. Mason of Bristol, Lewis and Burpee
Of New Hampton, Mason of Tamworth
Vaughn Of the Laconia Democrat, and Stacy
of Porter, Me. Letters were read from John
A. Poor,J. r. Carroll and H. p Deane of Port
land, and Gen. p. T. Washburn of Woodstock
VT, favoring the enterprise, and regretting
they could not be present.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-05-29

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Saco Courier presents a glowing picture OF
tba nrosneritv Of Soma Maine man who have
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gone west Inc writer adds, however that
there is another side to the picture, and the
growing enterprise of orr own State certa;nIv
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P.o'''''es e"PioyiiiehI anu SUCCESS III the not
distant future for those who have courage to
compete for the prizes offered at home:
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