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The Portland daily press., 1869-11-06
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Great h ritain.
THE OCEAN YACHT RACE.

THE OCEAN YACHT RACE.
LONDON, Nov. 5.-The Ne,cs this morning
says:-"Bennett means business. He is ready
and willing to sail the Cambria next March
Once at New York, if Ashbury fails to bring
back the cup it will MT be for lack of compe-
ttion; and if his competitors cannot find a
clear stage and no favor on the Atlantic in
March they must be hard to please.
AQUATIC SPORTS.
A four cared match has been arranged to
take place on the Tyne Nov 18th.
DISGRACEFUL ASSAULT.
After the race on the Thames to-day Sadler,
of the Thames crew, exasperated by his defeat
shametully abused and struck Walter Brown,
the American oarsman. Friends interfered
and prevented the quarrel from proceeding
further.
RESIGNATION OF ADMIRAL ToPETE.
MADRID, Nov. 5.-Admiral Topete has posi-
lively refused to withdraw his resignation, al d
it has been reluctantly accepted.
THE THRONE.
The Democrats and progressists are holding
joint conference to discuss the situation and
adopt common course of action. The crItl-
cal condition of affairs creates much public
anxiety. The opposition to the Duke of Genoa
are mastering their forces and organizing a
general movement which is daily gaining
strength against his elevation to the throne.
France.
ARREST OF HENRI RoCHEFoRT.
PARIS, Nov. 5.-Henri Rochefort, the editor
of the Lantern, set out from Brussels yester-
day on his return to Paris. On reaching the
frontier he was arrested, but was subsequent
ly released and furnished with safe conduct
by order of the Emperor. He then resumed
his journey, and his arrival here is momentari-
ly expected.
Italy.
REPORTED ILLNESS OF THE KING.
PARIS, Nov. 5.-It is rumored here that the
King OF Italy Is sick, but an official confrlna.
ton of the report has not yet been received
from Florence.
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DUSTY STREETs.-The mixtures of one
pound of the chlorides of calcium and sodium
to one gallon of water makes a composition
which effectually prevents the annoyance of
dust. These deliquescent salts not only make
roads more durable but are a sanitary blessing
as the chlorides are anti-putrescent They are
cheap and easily obtained in large quantities.
1t would be valuable article to put on our
streets in summer.
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TENNESSEE.
BANQUET BY Ex-PREs1DENT JoHNse

BANQUET BY EX-PKESIDENT JOHNSON.
NASHVILLE, Nov 5.-Ex-President johnson
gave banquet to the members Of the Legisla-
ture at the Stacy House tonight. Gov. Sen
ter, Senator Fowler and members of the Leg
islature and other distinguished citizens were
present. 1t was one of the most agreeable en-
tertainments ever given in Nashville, and ev-
erything passed off pleasantly. johnson and
anti-Johnson men mingled tremendously.
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NICE MEAT SToRE.-By reference to adver,
tisement it will be seen that D. Winslo" q
Co. have taken new store on Market square
and will keep a first class assortment OF meats
and vegetables.
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NEW YORK. Nov. 5-Evenipg .-Noney easy at 7
per cent, with excefti at per cent. to Govern
ment aers. Foreign Exchange dull at 1889 a. 1851
The high bid for million dollars in gold to day
caused some little surp Use at the time, hut it was
ment would only sell 81 0Oo 900 This was followed
n afternoon by bull movement in the Gold room.
God 60. WAS run upt, l272 q 27l, closing at 1874 q
f0 per cent. to fl It. This afternoon Governments
were strong on the advance 81 Gold and reports of
nigher quotations IN London. Henry Clewes & Co..
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SACcARAPPA-The Sacrament will be adj
ministered tomorrow afternoon at the Second
Cong. church, and there will also be reception
of members and the public induction of dea-
cons. Rev. s. w. Hanks of Boston, will speak
In the evening. Lecture preparatory to the
Sacrament this evening.
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The DEBATES at the Mercantile Library
Rooms will be resumed this evening. The
young members are expected to leai off in
these interesting and instructive literary exer-
cises, and we hope that they will turn out in
full force
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THE ABYssINIAN CHUCRH on Newbury street
has been closed for repairs and painting. The
Society soon expect to hear Rev. Christopher
Brown of New York City, as candidate fol-
settlement,
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TEMPERANCE IN SACCARAPPA.-An adjourn
ed Temperance meeting will be held at the
Congregational church on Monday evening.
Rev. Mr.. Pope of California and other speak
ers from abroad will participate
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Room PApERs.-We would call attention to
the advertisement of Geo. L. Lothrop Co.,
NO. " Exchange street, who have opened
splendid lot of room papers at the very lowest
prices. Drop in and see for yourselves.
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A LUCKY FINDER.-An incident occurred
at the United States Hotel yesterday morning
which is worth recording, as it shows the Sc
curity which people stopping there can enjoy
in regard to person and property. AS gen
tleman was arranging his papers in the parlor
Of the hotel, he noticed yellow covered pocket
book lying on the table. He thought nothing
OF it. Soon after he left and entered friends
store on Middle street, and in a few moments
a gentleman came in and exclaimed, II have
lost my pocket-book!' "Where have you
been?" asked the trader. "To the post-of1ce
only since left the hotel" "What color was
the pocket book?" we enquired. "Yelloao, -
said the gentleman. you will find it," we
replied, ION the table in the par'or at the
U. S. Hotel, we saw it there not more than
ten minutes since" He started like "a streak
of lightning" and found the pocket book just
where he left it-containing $50 and papers.
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NOVEMBER CIVIL TERM-GoDDARD j., PREsID
ING.
FRDAY-Henry l. Warren V. John r. Smith
& ais.
Testimony all out and the arguments for the
defense will commence this morning.
Deane & Verril Alvah Black,
Strout & Gage.
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Sherif,s Sale.

CUMBERLAND S.
II y HE'D on Sundry writs, and will be sold at
p Al 90 Auction on Monday, Nov. 8, at ~ o'e oc (
Sna a. ne sa esroom OF F. - Bailey, Il FIX 'hange
nerso5a ~ portland, aud said couuly the following
lea. CloarSp VIZ sugar, Moasses. Tobacco,
Whortleberries. Sou s. CaIeIs' Js,Iies Matmai,de'
P Pcaa Is sweet ketes1ps, s.ai, Crea Indigo
Peanuts, Beans, Bath Brick. kice Rsisi,s Mat hes
Corn Starch, spices, Cream Tartar sa eratu.' Cur,
rant Brushes and Br0oms Clo'hps Pms Tubs and
Pals Salt, soap, Pepper Sauce, Pipes, Irvine and
PAPER, Vinegar, Extracts and OILS, Fancy Goods.
Also Scales, Desk, Measures, Lamps sc. The
above stock is large and most the goods fresn
and choice. 1910
Dated at Portland, Nov. 4, 1869.
NJ. DAMS, Deputy Sheriff.
noy5dtd f. o, BAILEY, Aucttoneer.
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BALL-The Stone Cutters who have been at
work upon the government building will give
their third grand ball at Lancaster Hall next
Thursday evening. Chandler will furnish the
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THE PRESS
and Vicinity
Nav AJxrrsisemeuss this Da''

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Boots and Shoe.-T E. Moseley q w. Do'''n
ENrERTAINmENT COLUMN.
Lancaster HaIl-Stone Cutters DAi'
xsw ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
No,,cs-Estate Alice d. Curtis.
Roor, paners~G- o. L. Lothrop s. Co.
first r n ,tiooal Bank-DiSidend.
A Successful Law BOOK.
Wapred- Roy.
Wauted-Business-M Man.
Meat and Vegetables.-S. Winslow e. Co.
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City of OrtIand.

PURSUANT to an order of the CITY Council the
1 under signed, Com lnIt,ee New Streets, will
meet at the junction OF Iudla and Newbury Streets
on Frinay. November 12ih, 1869, at 4 o'clock P. M
hear all parties interested and then determine and
adjrdge whether public convenience requires New
buy Street to be newly ruu, altered and laid out
and IT they so adjudge will newly run, alter and lay
out the same, and fix the damages as provided by
law.
WILLIAM L. PUTNAM,
j. Y. THOMPSON,
EZRA CARTER,
JAMES QUINN,
JAMES MOVES,
CHARLES .-EkRILL
Committee on New Sire Is.
November 3, 1869. nos4dlw
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AUCTION SAILS.

Horses, Carriages, &c, at Auctic q
EVERY SATURDAY, at n O'Clock A. NJ, on 9
II market lot, Market street, shall sell Hoiss Fl
Carriages, Harnesses, &C.
Three New Harness.
H.fss and Army Blankets.
Large lot of Whips to close.
Two Hors
One good Driving Horse,
One Top Buggy.
One Light Harness.
Apl2y. y, D. BAILEY. AuctoneeT.
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Real Estate az Auct ION.

nNWEDNESDAY, November 10 at 3 o'clock T
~ M shall sell the property No. 81 Clark str &c
oaiu property consists OF brick building with DISC
menl hnished rs store, aud tenement OF i've ro' ms
ABOVE; IN good cellar, hard and soft water. Lot
4" oy o4t ieet. Inc above property we'll situated
| 10 do some light bu-iness, OF TO- inv sfmtnt.
noy4td II. q. BAllhN net, a ueer.
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Foreign Markets,

LONDON, Nov 5-11.15 A. M.-Consols ssa q s3s
for money and account
American securities-United States5-2O's 1862 cou-
Pons sSt do 1865, old ST; do 1867 $50; do 1o4os,
77s; Erie shares, 204; Iii ois Central snares, S3E
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 5-l1 10 A. M.-Cotton steady;
sales $4,000 bales; Middling upands 12ad; Middling
Orleans lad; sales OF the week 106 900 bales, OF
which 70. 200 for export and "a 900 tor specula
ton; stock in port $4,000 bales OF which 81 900
bales Americans receipts or the week $4,000
bales 10000 Of which were American; stock aaoat
34l 900 bales, OF which cS UU0 are American.
FRANKFORT. Nov. 5-Evening-U States
5-2s's closed firm at 873 a ST.,
LONDON, Nov. 5-Evenlng.-Consolsc closed at 93s
tOI money and account.
American securities closed quiet and steady; Unit
ed states 5zUs 1862, &c., do 1865, old s54; do 1861
S3a dot 0-40's, 771, Erie shares, 2i Illinois Cen,rl
shares. 9sa.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 5-Evening.-Cotton closed
steady; Middling uplands 12td; do Orleans 124l;
sales II 900 bales 5000 bales of which We're taken for
export and speculation ked Western Wheat 9s.-
spirits Petroleum 11u. Spirits Turpentine 27s.
LONDON, Nov. 5-Evening.-Sugar is quiet and
steady on the spot. and easier afoat at 92s Cd tor
No. 10 D. S.
dvAvNA. Nov. 5.-Sug1r buoyant: efers on ba-
sis of q 81 reals ~ arrobe tor No. IL.
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FIRST PARISH C1RoLE-We are pleased to
announce to our readers that the ladies OF the
First Parish Circle propose giving musical
entertainment at Reception Hall on TUESDAY
evening ne xt for the benefit of Preble Chapel
The program will be rendered by some OF
our best singers, and among other selections
will include Weber's Mass in G. These enter
tainments will be given at different times DUR
ing the winter and will De of a particularly en-
joyable character to all lovers of good music
Reception Hall is emnently adapted to these
"parlor concerts" being of just the right size
and giving an air Of coziness to the affair. we
have no doubt from the ladies who have taken
the matter in hand that the audiences will be
of highly apprs ciative and fashionable char
acter.
NJ. L. A.-As a great desire has been ex-
pressed by many of the subscribers to the Mer-
camille Library course of entertainments to
hear Mr.. Vandenhoff in some selections of a
tragic character we are please to inform them
that we have been so fortunate as to obtain a
sight of the programme for Wednesday eve
ming next on which occasion Mr.. Vandenhoff
will read three scenes from Macbeth a
scene from the "School for Scandal" and
several selections of poetry and prose of a Sc
rious and humorous nature. Mr.. v is
great favorite in this city and he will receive a
most flattering reception we feel assured
REV. DIR. PRATT.-It will be seen by our re-
ligious notices that DR.. Pratt will ofieiate at
st, Stephens church to- morrow. The DR.. is a
very able preacher and deep thinker. He is
also well acquainted with the great topics
which are being discussed in the Episcopal
Church at the present time.
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WASHINGTON.
INTERNATIONAL POSTAL REFORMS.

WASHINGTON, Nov 5.-From late intelli.
gence received through Mr.. Thornton, the
British Minister, it appears Her Majesty's Gov
eminent is prepared to reduce the single rate
of postage for penaid letters between the
United States and United Kingdom to three
pence. 1t will be remembered that Postmas-
ter Gen. Cresswell submitted a proposition to
the British post-office department. on the 18th
ult., to reduce the letter rate of postage from
twelve to six cents, to take effect after the
LIST of January, 1870, OF which two cents would
be the sea postage and two cents The inland
postage of each country There is little doubt
therefore, of an early adoption of this measure
OF postal reform.
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Dounesrlc lMarkers.

NEW YORK. Nov. So P. M-Uotton heavy and sc
lower; sales BOO bales; Middling uplands 25sc
lower; supe' fine to ,ancy Stat- 20 a 10; 10 to
choice Western 10 q Is; Southern dull and de-
10 25 Wheat q &c lower; sales 12s, 900 bush No.
Spring "a q 80; No do at 1 IS q 30; Winter
Red Western SO q Al. Corn opened steady and
closed heavy and a &c lower; sales 9,0CO BUSH;
Mixed Western 95 a 99c for unsound and OF la "a
for sound; small OTIS 05 q O6. oats heavy and
Western 81 6eic, closing at 6, q Csc. Beef steady
bOs. mess 20 25 g 80 90; prime "a 50 q IS 20 Lard
l7ac; kettle III a 1Sc. Whlskey dull and decidedly
lower; sales 800 bbls.; Western II @ Is Sugar
covado ~ q 11sc. Mol.sses duh. Ia low heavy
sales at II g ll4c. Linseed Oil quiet. Freights to
Liverpool. hrm; Cotton per steamer ID -Four per
steamer IS; Wheat per do SD and per sail sd.
GLOUCESTER FISH MARKET. nov. 4-For the
week.-Georges Goldfish light stock in the market
tirmer the present week, with sales at 81 12b % qt
Mackerel- Bay continue in very light receipt, and
prices have advanced; we quote SALE No. at % so
q "a 90; No. at IA 90; Shore at IS 90 for No. No
last sales at IS 90 y cwt. smoked do SIC D ID. Oil
Cod SIC P gal.-Cape ann Advertiser.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Fiour quiet and firm at 90 q
% for Iowa grades to Spring extras Wheat dull
in the afternoon market excite and irregular: No.
at 9nc seller November and Gle bid, Ter last hall
OF the month. Corn dull, unsettled and rmar; No.
rmer at 64ac seller November, and G3ic first halt OF
mouth. Oats quiet AMI lower; No. az $50 g 800
Rye quiet and lower; No. at G63 q &c b riley is
dun and nominaly at 95c for No 2. nigh Wines dull
and lower; sales at W. Provisions dull. Pork
January and &c Is seller Febru ~. Lard steady at
1890. Green shoulders 93c. Green Hams 1870; sweet
picked do l4lc. Cattle dull at 90 q so for light
feshy shipping. Live Hogs in good demand at 90
a so for far to medium and 40 a 80 for extra
GlroISNArI. Nov. 5-Whskey unsettled Bacon
at 161 q 16t for shoulders and 94 a 19tc tor Gear
sides. Bug Meats-nohrng doing. Green Meats
dull at 10Y 14ac for shoulders and sides. Lard at
l61c tor new steam.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. 5-Flour dull and nominal
Wheat firm at OF for No. and SO for No O.
Oats firm and unchanged Corn and Rye nominalIy
unchanged. Barley dull at 40 q Al for inferior to
choice
DETROIT, Nov. 5.-Flour very active at so a U.s.
Wheat quiet; extra White 90; No. White at 115
Amber O5. Barley unsettled at IS q 1 50 y CEN
tai.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov 5.-Cotton closed quiet
and less firm; Middlings 24lc; Sea Island 45 q 9Oc.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 5.-The Cotton market closed &C
tive at 80 q 23sc for Middlings.
MOBILE. nov. 5..-Cotton closed firm and quiet,
holders generally unwilling to accept offers; Mid
dngs 24c.
| SAVANNAH, Nov. 5.-Cotton closed dull; Mid
dlings 24lc.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. Observation-Disclosures a
24tc. Sugar and Molasses unchanged.
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Notice,

NJ EMBERS OF the Portland Marine Society are
u requested to attend the funeral OF heir deceasea
oro.ner NJ euber, Gait. Thomas c. Stevens. q.
9th November -,,.
nOv5td c. NJ. DAVIS, Presluene
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THE SOUTHERN ELECTION CASES.

Representative Churchill and Randall, of
the Subcommittee of the committee on cleo
tions, after conference to-day decided not to
go to South Carolina to investigate the con-
tested elections from the Sd and 4th Congress
siOnal districts in that State. The reason for
their action is that the contingent fund of the
House is exhausted of the means necessary to
pay the 200 or 800 witnesses necessary to be
examined in order to afford full information
for the action of the House. Nothing more
will be done on the subject until the meeting
of Congress.
The testimony in the Louisiana election
cases, taken by the committee on elections,
will make one thousand printed pages of man
uscript, and is now in the printers hands,
The testimony in twenty other cases, includ-
ing the CovO 1e and Van Wyck contests will
cover, probably, six thousand printed pages
There are already, about thirty contested
cases.
THE REVENUE OF THE PUBLIC LANDS.
During the last fiscal year about 100000
acres OF public lands were entered under the
homestead and other laws, yielding the gov
eminent between $40,0O0,0OO and $50,OOO0OO.
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS.
The following are the customs receipts from
Oct. 18th to the Both inclusive
New York, $2,19S 866; Boston, $685.
Philadelphia, $153 Abs; Baltimore, $194 1888:
New Orleans, Oct 18th to 18th, 1888 997; San
Francisco, Oct. 18th to 23d, $1S9,022; total,
$3131 0S
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City of portland.

N accordance with Section 81 of the City Charter
following streets, he eioioro legally m oe by the
City Eng TO the Fo, sro on
Tnd;, s,ras, 70 Mountfort street. "a d committee
VIII hear ali m r ss an % H srs
November 70, oaI in the premists eccotdibg to law
Afterwards Pio' WILLIAM l.. PUTNAM,
EZRA CARTER,
j. Il. THOMPSON,
JAMES MOVES,
C. MERRILL,
Coumittee on New Streets.
r.,,o. , 1890 nov2dlw
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~ Office is hereby gwen, that the subscriber has
the trust OF Administrator of the estate Of
JOHN WHIDDEN, late OF westbrook,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds as the law d reefs. All persons having de-
mands upon the ate Of said ecessed, are ,equir
Ell TO exhibit the same; and all persons indebted 10
said estate are called upon TO make pay ment to
CHARLES w. LANE, Admir-,
Westbrook, Nov. End 1869. nowadays
\ Office is hereby 6 ven, that the subscriber ha @
" been duly appoin,ed aud taken upon himse,
the trust of Administrator OF the estate of
SALLY CORSoN, late OF Portland.
in the County of Cumber and, deceased, and oiven
mands upen the estate OF said deceased are rao ue
exhiolt the same; AMI all persous In iebt, 10 said
estate are Called upon 10 make a,m.nt To ~ 'aA'
Portland, Nov. 2nd, 1869. noH H%
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l. O - II

THURSDAY 4h PSrtmG n5al w fEnt al
aD9u. ise wing the same at Press Office no5d3t
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-rTwEEN Park Street Church and Winter
Is street, sunday evening. pair OF GOLD SPEC
TACLES in an embroidered case. The finder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving them at A Winter
Street. noVful"'
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PARIS, Nov Sit is rumored here that the
King OF Italy IS sick, but an official confirma-
ton of the report has not yet been received
from El0rence
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-07-29

9ie &inber paren es. Die ben 8rafen ins 2eben
suriifrefen, na6bem Die erte SdmerSbetdubua ge=
lpihen mar. @r bate iie als Elm tbeures Wermd6t=
Wsbes s ensalean gp bedpb linen sns aaas
Gorge 5u piomen.
Nad6em ct Die anfidt iiber Yaulinens Grab
9aelitod uno ieiner Srau iibergeben bate BON be=
rem Sreue er iiberSeugt ien fonnte, gng er nit lei
bes germDsens oes alten Blaltus Sugefalen mar,
nod gnglano uno nabm bann Slenite in enem
characterization Staate. Der feline biplorlatiden
4enntnilie Su perpertben uubte. 9eeben Der gr5ie=
buns ieiner Rinoer wadte er lids sur 5auptaufga=
be eines 2ebens, ben eintuanoernoen oeutIden
2anosleuten SGub uno geifanb 5u eepdbren uno
Iebit nit eroBen Spern fir Die Nnerfennuna i6rer
@eredtiame Su iorsen, 10 baB iein Same balo aud
in Der peimatb peoer ben beiten Slang erbiet. Wan
spn bort pertrieb nur er ielbIt persB ntt, oab er
cine l6mere SGulo su iIbnen bat, uno miro ben
Sd3merS oariber ins Grab mitnebmen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-07-29

ginen i6auerliden gorfall, Der in bori-
ger g8obe in elmer Menagerie auf Dem Sabrmarfte
3u Orleans itattsefunoen bat, beri6tet bas rSours
nal bu Soire" IS tpar Die 5litterunssitunoe uno
Der gSdrter batte Den Sberen ibre Bortonen Sleiid
Sugeitedt, nur Der Some ALIEN bate bas ien9e nod
nibt erbalten 8on Sunger unb Dem @erube bes
friiden Sleiides mitbeno gema6t lief bas Sbier
nit ibauerlidem @ebria an Den giienitdben ieines
&lfigs auf uno nieoer, als Die 5rau oes Wenasere
YeiBers, Elm &ino BON finf MOnaten in ibren Dir
men traaeno, iib unooriid dtiserpeie benz adfia nd=
berte. Ser a6pe itrefte sins Sabe ourd oas Sitter
uno es seana ibm, oas &!ei5 Der Sran gu. falisn;
Die 6rau madte cine raihe 8etpesuna, nm lidb BON
ieinem @rifie 5u befreier, in oieiem Moment aber
les bas Sbier oas alsio los uno fabte. oas Rinb.
geraebens ma6te Die Mutter einen 8eriuh. um es
ibm pieoer su entreiBen gs 1T su ipdt unb ats auf
i6r 56reien Die gSddter berbeieilen, 1T oas arm
&ino Serileiibt uno CUR 9dfte aufaefreien. Sen
26wen itreft Der 8ater burd enen SlintenihuB toot
nieoer; Die unsliflibe Wtutter aber 1T BON 8abn=
finn befaen, iie bdlt ib fir ene Sopin uno idbreit
mad i6rem anoeren Sinoe, nm es su perlblingen.
Im Sage mad Dem greisnB perlieB Der arue Water
nit 5einen Sbieren Orleans.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-07-29
Columbus, g, 9onueritoe, %, Snlt 1860.

Sic 2ihter brannten nod sur Sootenfeter, aber
Die Sanber, bsnen Die Stiae unbemid luurbe, tlaul.
merten li6 GngitIit5 an oen Gater uno tpeinten.