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The New York herald., 1869-06-14

GENERAL MCMAHON HEARD FRoM.-The
Washington correspondents have at last heard
from General Mcmahon, our Minister to Para
quay, and locate him with Lopez, about twenty
leagues from Asuncion. When the Generals
dispatches finally come through we doubt not
Il will be found that the allied commanders
refused to remit them. They want only their
side Of the Paraguay question to be seen.
The New York herald., 1869-06-14
MAlNE.

The Belfast and Moosehead Lake Rail-
road.
BANGOR, June 10, 1902.
At a meeting OF the stockholders Of the Belfast
and Moosenead Lake Railroad held yesterday, the
subect of the contract for lease OF the said road
10 the Portl and and Kenuebec Railroad Company
was considered and rejected. subsequently tue
stockhoIders ratified upanimously a proposition TO
lease their road TO the Malns CsnASzl COMPANY Tor
term OF efty yearc,
The New York herald., 1869-06-14

FOUNTAINS. .-Forty-two drinking fountains
are to be put up by the Board Of Health at
different points in the city, and the Board
would put up more If 1t had more money.
Where are the benevolent old gentlemen and
ladies who donate ten and twenty thousand
dollars now and then to the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals?
The New York herald., 1869-06-14
SEw 1URk HERALD MONDAY JUNE H. l86a-TRIPLE sHIEET

wisest We have powerful rivals, and unless
we comprehend our interests and the future
that lies before us, with determined purpose
to win, we may lose the opportunity which the
progress of events and natural advantages
have given.
The New York herald., 1869-06-14
FRANCE.

More Arrests Made-Quiet Being Restored.
LONDON, June Is, 1869.
large number Of arrests were made In Paris
YESTERDAY but the tenor OF the latest dispatches Is
reassurng They state that confidence is returning.
Up to midnight last night public order remained
disturbed. The troops patroed the streets and
were frequently cheered by the citizens as they
passed By.
The New York herald., 1869-06-14
OBITUARY.
Edwin Paschnll.

The Nashville papers announce the death OF Edwin
Paschall, q well known editor and scholar OF Ten
nessee the sth instant in the seventysixth year
OF his age. He had for manv years held prominent
position among the members OF the Southern terati
and but few weeks ago published o "Hstory OF
Early Times in Tennessee" designed for the use Of
primary schools. The deceased bore q high reputa-
ton and possessed large number Of acguaintances
and FRAN
The New York herald., 1869-06-14
GERMANY

Royal Tour Through Hanover.
BERLIN, June I3, 1869.
The King OF Prussia, attended by Count Bis.
marck, has left Berlin on a tour through Hanover.
The New York herald., 1869-06-14
The City Of Paris Quiet.

LONDON, June 13-Evening.
kilograms from Paris report that the City has been
tranquil throughout the day.
The New York herald., 1869-06-14

Hcin-reet's Hair ColorinG.-Thls Ceiebrn.
th other hair restorative, and
msy Adj of ali druggists the low price Of 80 cents
bottle, or large bottles for 81 JOHN HENRY, Wholesale
agent United States Family Medicine Depot No. College
Mace. f{ew York.
The New York herald., 1869-06-14
The Oath of AlIcgiancc-The Debate on Me x-
leo In the Cortes.

leo In the COrtes.
MADRID, June 13 1869.
The army and navy and the civil magistrates
throughout the kingdom are taking the oath to
respect and obey the new constitution.
During the debate Mexico In the Cortes, yester.
day. deputy stigmatized the Mexicans as towards.
General Prim replied that people who were able to
sus tain themselves against invasion were not cow
ards. He euogized the Mexican republic and called
President Juarez the great republican," This was
receyed with loud cheering.
The New York herald., 1869-06-14
ItleGRApulC NEWS ITEMS

Judas PHILIPPE, aged sixty-hve years, German
Israelite committed suicide in Baltimore, on Friday,
by hanging himself His body was foand on Satur-
day suspended In his room.
young man named John Cummings was
drowned while bathing in Lake Quinsigamond,
Mass, last evening.
The New England yearly meeting OF friends COM
menced in Newport, X. l., on Saturday. There was
large attendance
letter from the Mayor Of St Mary's, Fla., to the
Savannah Morning Ne,rs says the report OF yellow
tever there Is entirely unfounded.
Lyman whitman, Of Agawam, Mass a merchant
ana paper manufacturer, committed suicide yester-
day by hanging himself tn his barn. He was sixty
dve years OF age.
A.-Save 2J per cent by Purchasing your sill
direct from the manufacturers, FORD rUPPER
A.-princc AIsers Frcck and walking Cont,
custom made, at hcxINLEY's. $50 Roadway eotusr-
New JeweAry store
GEO. g. ALITs igTs SON
have open q Branch q No As sroad~ay&
between Twenty So la .nd streets. tho
~0s nav .,o., SoIETAS MaTAST Hogs and FANCY
Of "a F&fsSH s'5
esSs II Gy &c. the
Adversesrsssc sscfsyr f9T shs sr Hss Hsr York Her"iA
sF92syED sssifDs sf5sfIfv bsIfvEsFp rsIb Is % CARRIERS
AT S O'CLOCK A. NJ,
AT TIRE BRANCH OFFICE,
H5 FULTON SrREEr, BROOKLYN
A-lAdIes, faces EnameIcd; also the Pre-
marathon sale with Instructions, By NJ. LAUssON 760
Broadway
Cri-sndorc'. UnrivnIIcd HAIR Dye.nsold
and applied wig and scalp factory, No. Asor House.
Hein,s.freet,s Hair ColoriuG.-Thts Celebrn-
all druggists at the low price OF 30 cents per
bottle, large bottles for Sl JOHN r. HENRY wholesale
agent United States Family Medicine Depot No. College
place. New York.
MS. M. ". Browns Celebrated Poor Richs
MoKEssoN 4 ROBBINS, Wholesale Agents.
Now Ready, Custom Made Fine and Medium
Goats Pants and Vests, MoKINLEYs, 5e6 Broadway.
corner Prince street
savc Money in Buying Chrcmos by Going
up stairs. r. A H. T. ANTHONY CO., 6gl Broadway,
opposite Metropolitan Hotel stsrsoscopes Views, Abumsa
Frames.
To XIII Moths In Clothing. Furs, Cnrr.esss
else will Don't walt TIL the mischief 10 done "a ,hem
Be sure get Lyons Powder See Lyoss sigma
ture on the Task. Buy other and you wiz s'oa omsps
pointment Depot 81 Park row, New York
Use Tiemanu's Lauudry Blse'
| rres from acid
pepo, 1856 CHANGERS street, New yort-
The New York herald., 1869-06-14

MS. M. v. Browns Celebrated Poor Richs
ard a Eve Water. Sold by Druggista
MoKEssoN 4 ROBBINS, Wholesale Agents.
The New York herald., 1869-06-14

A.-Save 2J per cent by Purchasing your Sill
yerware from the manufacturers FORD TUPPER-
Saesrooms 7s and Is, Broadway OF Tenth street.
The New York herald., 1869-06-14

Now Ready, Custom Made Fine and Medium
Goats, Pants and Vests at hokINLEY'S 6e Broadway
cprner Prince street
The New York herald., 1869-06-14

A.-lAdIcs, faces EnameIicd; also the Pre-
paratiop for sale, with Instructions By NJ LAussON, 7oo
Broadvap
The New York herald., 1869-06-14

save Money in Buying Chremos by Going
up stairs. n. H. T. ANTHONY Co, 69i Broadway,
opposite Metropolitan Hotel stsrsoscopss, Views, Aibumss
The New York herald., 1869-06-14

Cri-fndo,,o,s UnrfvnIIcd Hair fDye.-SOtd
and applied wig and scalp factory No. sAssor House.
The New York herald., 1869-06-14

To XIII Moths IN Cloth!ns, Fur., Cnrrcsss
&c., LYONS INSECT POWDER. II will do H. othing
else will Don't walt ti the mischief s dong them
Be get Lyons Powder. See s Lyo.s sens-
tre the flask Buy other and you w'h soid omsps
pointment Depot 81 Park row, New York
The New York herald., 1869-06-14

A.-Prince Albert Frock and Walking Cont,
custom made, at McKINLEY's. t66 Broadway, coruer
The New York herald., 1869-06-14

Advertf Aements for the New YORK Hernia
RFcEfvED AT THE
BRooKIyS9 % oFrIGE pvr vSIIb ~ 9ansssRs YGl9GK
AT O'CLOCK A. NJ,
AT TIRE BRANCH OFFICE,
A5 FULTON srREEr, BROOKLYN
The New York herald., 1869-06-14
WASHINGTON.
WAshINGros, June 10. 1899.
Orde, Di.m,ss sug Clerks In the War Office
Suspended.

WASHINGTON, June 10, 1859.
Order Dismiss sng Clerks IN tue war Once
The tremendous excitement that prevailed here
yesterday over secrn ary Rawns order FOR the dis
missal OF all empora, clerks, temporary genera
service and other clerkA whether ci'iians VI %
listed men, whose appoint, aents are not provided
for by law, is somewhat aAatsd To-Day. An .no
people to be affected by the OrdGr were 00U.say
panicky yesterday, but appear sinc,' last nights
sleep to have gathered courage ana no, 'e There ts
prevailing impression that the order cannot be
executed without practically suspendng the opera
tons OF the War Department, and this mpresslon
taken In connection with the fact that Rawlins at the
urgent request OF several of his heads Of bureaus has
directed the suspension OF the order until his return
from Connecticut s received as an assurance that
the order itself will either be entirely set aside or at
least 80 modified as not TO operate In such sweep
ing manner. However. should Rawlins remain fixed
In his determination to ultimately enforce tbs or.
der. it will produce great distress among very
large class entirely dependent upon their clerical
salaries for support and will prove likewise consid-
Arahle Of loss to the peonA ~ ~. n:str,cr 1t Is
" some people here that General Sherman
clain- VI 'uo oohoAiou' o'"o. N' .,"S
10 a, ,,o,. ~ the legion Of army officers
oval of the clerks now
on waiting orders, by the w.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-04
Summer 1OS.

@aS pa6 S9ulweIe>1 betrtf1t, 10 1T
aus rem pberSiterrei@ilden 9anpta9e
III bemerfen, nab BET emielben BON 1O5
Wemeincen petitipnen um Ntanceruns
bes S9ulz@eIebes ein9esan4en finp.
Man tlast fiber bic enprnen Soften,
bic eS Der 8eoDlferung aufbiirpe; ,pie
Der Abg. &alfenbrunner ausetnanper
ieBte, batten bic eeute ae9laubt Der
Staat, al8 er i1 in ra5 @emeinbez
unc Gamilienleten utinprauste", tperee
aud paS 3ablen Ibernebmen. So
ater wpue man feline Trennuns Der
G9ule BON Der 0emeinbe; aud bic
sebrer ieten ebsnlo wenis befrispi8t wie
baS 8plf.
slus Oal,natie,t ,rp befanntli9
ppr etnigen Mp@en Elm 8auernaufz
(tanp loshra9, pernimmt man yfdberes,
1poraus fid erfldren ldbt> >pie bic Muf@
ltdnptl9en III ibren Waffen famen.
3mei Stunoen srn 8upua Bart an
Der Dlterrei6i1b neutrality-suspicious.
0ren;e erbebt fi9 pas Sort Stanjez
yi6, ;ulest nit elmer Belayuns spn 43
Mann Sd9er rno Nrtiuerie belest. Gcr
@pmmanrant, Gin junser faum Der
slfapemie ent,rabiener Sff;ter, Lief f6
beifauen> am Mtenp ces 81. ner May<
fetencerin Stana> pbne bic scr1eldriez
tenen Sorftdten ftrene eiusubalten>
perl5nlid ras Gbpr ;u HHnelt. .pprauf
cine ftarfe> rort i'm 5interbalte lnuernz
be Nptte aus pphori Maini, grai6
plSglib berSprbre6eao, ben ar9lclen
Jiinelins lammt einem Sdser nieperz
madte unp nit BliBe8ldneIe in pas
Sort einpranG 70 oab bic Belabuns
faur1 3ett batte, gu ben 0euebren su
ereifen uno i'm pbern plateou f6
fanpftereit gu concentriren. go Bile
ben Te bic 9an3e Na6t einanrer sesenz
iiber, Der goriblaG ii6 nit rem
Baypnette einen @es rur6 Die Nebsl<
len gu babnen, ,purpe befdmpft uno
| ldlieblid ber @orf9la9 gu capituliren>
an9enpmmen, ,pprauf bic 8efabuns bic
@afen fredte uno entla7en purpe.
Gintse @ebirsseeldIge ia1mt reid
lider Munittpn, oann 40,0O0@epebr<
patronen felen in bic 6dnpe Der 9iebel<
lsn Die ramit anin9en pab iie eer
Mann1 n19aft bic Ia1den leerten.
Seitbe ,purbe rer Auftanb unterz
prudt.
Gus 8aDern wirr seldrieben> rab
paS Minitertum !6pbenlpbe eS nt9t
eemast bat, ppr ben 8ablen fi6 bur9
Elm: proclamation an ras Dplf III
tpencen. DafQr ergins Ypn Der &c.
sterune Elm @anpfdreiben an bic prd<
iirenten Der &eeierunesbe3irfe nit nem
Nuftraee CUR ~&ldrune Der 5ffentli<
den Meinun9" su pirfen. Da6 1T
bic Stiibe Der se9enwdrti9en Nesiez
runa - ra6 9eamtenbeer ni6t nas
@olf.
Cine neue @swo!nbat oeaen zen
Gierus sins pom Gultusminiiterium
aus. Dieiee Mal triTt es bic 8ene<
rictiner BON Metten Lin MecerbaYernl
reren pi0enldaftli6e
fid zines febr slnitisen SUITES erfreuen
ptlbcn fie pom Staate feinerlei I'M
terfiibuns be;osen uno rie prpfeforen
niGt beirlret iinp. Die 8ureaufraten
in Wiln6en itreden nun ibre 6dnte
aud na9 cem teriibmten 8enecictiner@
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ct. Nanl, Aet,nefota 9amfa8, bcn 4. Oe3ember 1869
8erlin. Der thrift DE Sultan bat

sCeCltU> ~. lutllltHS Supu" WV
f6 nidt aleit, sesen rie &ailerin BON
Iranfrei6 eefallis se;ei9t bur6 @btrez
tuna ei,es WrunpfIfS in Serulalem,
lpncern aud bic Yrotefanten tamen
BEL i'm nidt su t,1r;. Den1 euS@on<
ftantinppel fam foleenre Mittbeilun9
mad Berlin Der @ultan bat aufWer<
rencuna ces &rpnprinsen ppn preuben
ras aan;c 1errai,t per alten Stride Ger
Spbanniter Sitter in Seruialem oem
&6niae BON preuben als Gisentbum
abectreten. Die betrefeneen geieble
fno bereits na9 Seruialem abSesa1tz
een, 6ierauf purbe fsfprt per eoa11sez
li1de Sbcr<&ir9enratb ermd@tt9t gum
3wede Der Grri9tung elmer ceutl9en
trauaeli1Hen STRIDE III Serufalem cine
aueemeine Gpllecte aussuldreiben Die
in ben esaneelii6en 8irden Der dltere'1
propinsen seranfalfet wercen 1ou. ~.
llnanaois empfanoen ,purce cine
Deputatipn spn gtorpi6lespiaerlt,
wel6e cine NIT $1,000 unterl9riIten
teredte slrrs{e an ben &5nis ron
preusen su iiberbrinsen batte, UNI ibn
an pie 9lusfibrun9s res Nrt. 5 Res
prayer Triessns (&udabtretun9 folder
nprrl6lesmieer, Difrifte, in renen iid
rie Mebrabl Der 8er6Iferrns rafdr
ausipre9en piirbe, an Ddnemart) ~
mabnen; iIe ,puree spu &1ni9e nidt
ansenpmn,en. Die Mrrefe murre rem
Wiaifer res Snnsru liter9eten.
SIM preusi19en Mtscorenetenbauie
iberreidte Der GultuszDlinii iter Ben
Gntwurf ee5 ras 9elammte, bpbe uno
nicrcre S6ulpelen u,nfafencen Inter
riGt6selebeS uno eines geietes wesen
9lufbebuns be6 BerfaNun9sarttfels 25,
pslher bic llnent9eltli1feit res Bolts
|untsrrt9ts beltinmt. Der Gultuemi<
niaer tesrdncete Die Gprla9en uno er<
fldrte, Die Grennun9 eerSdule BON Der
&irGe iet urmDslid. Der Gatwurf
tetra6te ben &eli9tonsunterridt als
ben intesrenren Spell be5 S@ulunz
terri9ts. Die unterbaltun9 Der S@u<
lie berube auf eer 0emeinee. Die Gr<
nennuns Der 2ebrer itebe Dem Staate
gu. Der Gntpurf la0e bic afaoemiide
@ert9tstarfeit fallen. Sin wetterer
Gntwurf betrift cie Nittwenzuno@at<
(,nfafen rer Glementariduuebrer. Sn
8e3u9 auf pielen bemerfte Der Niniiter,
pab Der perlan9te Staats;uidub BON
10000 Tblr, bel ben jesiscn 6inan3<
eerbdltntnen ni&t Seribrt 'percen
f1nne.
Sefferreitn. Sn @ien 1T nit
ben erfen Ea9en pes 9lppembers
cine arp6e 5anpelstriii9: aueaebrp9cn.
gierunbsman;is beseutenre Girmen
baten fauirt. Sc 1T oie8 eine trauri9e
Gcloe rer jiingfen Sdminseleppds.
9lle i'm Nueuit bic srpee Oelenctb
bereintra9 unc cie 8elebnuns ron
papicren auf Dem @iencr plase nit
jcren Sage i9wieriser ,purpe, srifen
betanntli6 Ytele @iener 8anquters raz
su, @elo i'm Muslanpe aui;unebmen.
Nue be;p9en ent,pecer raS Sob uno
Silber efectip pcer serfauften bier cie
Desilen. Dieie Operationen wurrea
n,silt auf rrei Mrnate een,adt peide
Brit init lem 9fooemter ab9eleufer 1T
unr bic unrermeielibe 8riiis berbeiz
ge|ibrt bat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-04
Muslanoil@e Ma9rt@ten.
Deutf d np.

0as @rbbebstt rrlhes ,pdbz
reno Der lesten Sage res Monata
Sftober uup in ben erften res Nuremz
ber einen erpeen 5beil 9(ororelttld7
lambs oann AUDI Bayern unp 8iirz
tembers beimiudte brinst cinise slbz
lpe9slung lit Die el1rppdilden Oiittbei>
lunsel> rerer 5auptbsl ltanrtbeil met
ten6 aus lansweilt9en Neferaten iibe,
Sammerperbanplunsen @atlintrisuen
u. oal. sulammen9eltelt mar. Sn Re,
@e9el1o sun Orcbz@erau ldeinen ote
GrDzGrlhiitterun3en AM sablreidfen
uno befti9lten gelpeicn ;u lein; es ipirc
bariiber beridtet ,pos folet:
Die sablreiden Grbbeben> renen
@rpbz bzOerau felt leds Iasen ouase=
ieBt it, Beginner einene eridredencenGbaz
racter ansunsbmcn. Seit ces 9iadt
pom 26. bis sum q. Sft., ,pp Der erlte
lei1te Stpb beobadtet ,purce ftnr be-
reits an 3lpeihuncert peutlide Grl;bi!t>
terun9en NIT unsabli9em sittcrnren
Donnern uncNplie7 be1nerftar se,pelsu.
porunter ftd iieten beftise StSfe be-
fanoen. slm 26. slbenps beaannen
Die Gr11iitteruneen bereit5 il, tyrupz
pen ypn mehreren auf,utreten, .relde
Grappen iid tis gum folsenoel,
Mtenp in in,mer fiir;er lperpennen Snz
terYallen mod fiinfn,al ,pisoerbolten.
sluen pielen StIben> >pelbe nl1r cit,
lei6teS 3ittern unc 8ra6en beruprs
bradte,l idsnfte bic 8esBlferun9 nod
m:nis NufnterfIanfeit ia fs mehr intsz
reliant ais gefdbrlid fdienen* Dies
Snperte fid jecod pl5ylid, ais an 80
9ltenrS abt llbr Gin bcftt4er Stob erz
fpl9te> Ter ale 9Sdnce uno Oerdtbe in
5ewe9uu9 tradte uap ne Ginlrrbnel
in 9roEen SAreefsn seristte. 9lebn-
li1e StTEe fancen nod I'M III uns
um llbr 9iabts Statt. Son rieier
3eitpunfte an fol9ten alsrann nie leidz
ten Gridiitterun9cn uno ra5 9toIleu
uno Dpnnern III ununterbrpdene,
Reibenfol9c bis sum Iasesanbru@e,
@dDreno Der laees;eit am 81. trateu
pierer swet farte @tIbe auf um 123
unp 81 llbr Mitta9s, pel6e ebenfr
,pte Die friiberen III ben tena6barten
Stdcten nidt belonperS bemerft muir
ren. Sdpn batte ft9 bic BeY1lferuno
purd bic bdufse @teperfebr aud an
piele StIbe eew5bnt als um 5 l1br 20
Mlinuten Sonntae Mbenrs cine folde
Gr6dtteruus etntrat, caB @9orn Reine
etnitiir;ten> cer 8epurf per Deden berz
abfcL Waier aus ben @efdeen &C.
l9leupert >purce, unp 2ampen uno
Tla1den auf BEN 9tl9en umberwadelz
ten, 10 cae iie feftsebalten weroen mubz
ten. Der Sdreden, BEN rieie, mebrere
Secunpen anpauernce uno in wipers
boltsn StSben ,pirfenbe Grper11iittez
run9 beroprriet mar Gin gang auberprs
bentlt9er.
| .6unpe ipraneen entlest binter BEN
Sfen berppr unc fl@teten ft@ 3u tbren
5erren, Yferbe rinen in zen StdQeu
| tbre &etten lp6, unp bic 8en6lferuno
tu9te RAID bic Straben ;u 9eptnnen
Die bierauf folsence Aufreaun9 pa,
Der srt, rae siele Der ,ppblbabencereu
Tomilien ipsleid per Giientabn BIT
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bic 3urlldbletbenccn Die Nabt 9rDBten>
tbeils in dn9tlidem &aden subradten
Dtele seidnete lib jecpA auser Gem
ununterbrp6en fortpauernoeu 3puen
uno3 3ittern nur pur6 einen bsceutencen
Stob INN 4 llbr Mcrsens aus, Der
bur6 feline lanse Dauer ale iibrisen
iibertraf. Da bic eriten Gr1diitterunz
sen nur in rem biefisen 5tdptden unc
bic itdrferen am 80. uno 81. ;par in
ZEN umlie9enpen Srten, ater nod nidt
Be ipnoers in ben Na6bari itdptenDarmz
itapt unp Mains auffele11 70 1detnt
@robz@erau Der Mittelpunft res @er>
breitun95besirfes su lein. gri t Der
befti9fte 5tpb am g., slbenoS 5 llbr
20 Minuteh 1purbe in Darmfabt unb
MainS jcpo1 ais serbdltnibmdeis
leidte Grlditterun9 beubadtet. NQen
Grl9iitterun9en 9tng Elm oumpfes Nol>
len SOraus, ,mclGes bluFg aud nur Spn
einem leilsn 3ittsrn tesleitet it, aber 70
sablreid auftritt cob man zen Sc
l1ugrpnner zines fcrnen Gjeiedtes ;u
b6ren olautt. Die Semesuna rer
StSse it cine meIlenfjrmiae 9rbEtenz
tbeila pen Meit na@ St bisNprp noA
Siip Yerlaufenre rie baufg init eiuem
Nud abl6lieEt. Der itlrflte Stpb ain
81. ,etate ;uolet6 cine auflrdrtS oeben<
be Semeauus, Gen 2. 9ios., Mpr>
gems s ubr: Nadccnl au sefri9en
9sadmittaS bic Gridiittsruneen letdter
unp ieltener ae,pprcen ,paren, 9laubte
man rte Grideinune int Nerld,ptnoen
beerifTs1L ais plH;lid, I'm III llbr
Nadts 1pterer Elm iehr itoyfer uno am
tauernrer Stob an alien @ebduren
riittelte unc e!e 1Surd'tli1neu auf bic
Strabe triet. :Iae Nollei1 cauerte
alsranu RE 9}adt hineur1 fort. Tim
AZ llby fane eilt ;,reiter farfer Stob
ltatt> een, hia 6 llhr Wpreens cine
sonse Wsibe riitteInrer Geben folste.
AuN jsst .npd rauert cos Irnnern
fort in jnterSallen Spu 2-3 Minuten
untsrnlildbt nit ;ablrei1en leidten
Stbbsn.. Die 9rIbere Wiai1e ner Sez
pblfsruu9 it III Setref pe6 slussanse6
in Der erI6ten Seior9nib, belouper5 NIT
&udfdt auf ben Sabrestas rer 3eritI-
runs Spn 2iNabpn neil aud rcrt Ger
Satait:ppbe Elm Iansere6 Donnern rprz
aus9tn9.
Gnt,paffn,1n9. Sp,pp5lim preub<
ilden Nbseprcnetenbauie wie in rer
id9fl1en ;peiten &ammer tpuroe rpn
8ertretern per Tort1drittspartei cine
ausemeine europdilbe Gntmaffnun9 an
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1elbt fprudreif 9emadt percen mub,
baourd, rab e6 bic Steuern fir ren
iibertriebenen Wilitairauflpan ssr,reiz
sert.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-04
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ater scm gerfa0er untersei9net iein.

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eten e beutl; setrietsn isi unb bes gcfart Counts
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gDenn cine 3eituns spn ensn, Defiant at elm aneeres
yerest merb.n {p 70 mus mmer aud cas- gpaan. anse-
aeben werben no bic 3situns fraber smpansen wurss
gDenn Semant en Blatt nidt reae!mass empfdn9t
pser 5 auf irsenb ene Irt Seller enialsdsn 10 io1te
ber b.treenbe Nsent, cs bic 5sraussster frsle be-
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tuna crten ir aur barn abernebmen. beeben per
reaarren Brief rser per yrR.0ffee Mrnss.Srser &C.
fdeter.
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Ser ,,QSa,,berer" tdcb Gnrppu.
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,,8anberer" na9 europa, nnb mir MAIDEN bic
2eler beionbers aufmertiam, bab bic lleb.ritn'
bung bes Blatses an gerpaubte unb Treunbe
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it, einen uuuuterbrudeuen 8erfebr NIT benlel-
ben su unterbalten unb fe iiber bic 3uifanes
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geaeasusea, 8rtefe &c. fias u atreffren
"W A N D E R E R.,
L. B. 1870,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-07
Mercantile law.

The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
has recently made decision OF great
Importance to merchants and bankers.
In what light person who endorses
promissory note before the payee is to
be regarded has long been a vexed
question In some cases he is regar-
ded as a joint and several promissor
with the maker, in other cases as
guarantor to the payee Or any subse-
quent lawful holder, in others as q
second endorser, the payee having a
right 70 restrict his own prior endorse
ment by the words without recourse
others still as second endorser, merely
under an implied engagement to the
payee to assume the position and all
the responsibilities of first endorsor. -
In a large majority of cases, however,
he is treated as an original promissor or
guarantor, according as the evidence
may show the original contract between
the parties to have been.
The law bong in this state of I'M
certainty, the Legislature of Pennsylva-,
MIA, on April S, 1866, passed an act
gong lnCO tueCb ou ooAouiy l, AoOo1
which following the English statute of
Frauds and Perjuries, provided that no
action shall be brought whereby to-
charge the defendant upon any special
promise to answer for the debt or de-
fault of another, unless the agreement
upon which such action shall be
brought, or some memorandum or note
thereof shall be in writing, and be sign
ed by the party to be charged there
with, or some other person by him au-
thorized.' In suit brought after this
act went into effect, it was held that
person who endorses a promissory note
before the payee is within the provisions
of the statue, and that his signature is
not the necessary note in writing to
charge him with the debt of another,
but only imports an endorsement OF
commercial paper, and makes him lias
BILE as endorser only to subsequent and
not to prior holders. The principles
involved in the above case were recent
ly reargued before the entire bench, and
were unanimously reaftirmed by the
court.-Philadelphia Ledger. ~