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The Portland daily press., 1869-03-19

The Tribune says the supplementary tax bill
which includes whiskey and tobacco, was un-
der consideration by the Ways and Means
Committee to-day, and it is probable the meas
ure will be reported to the House in day or
two. 1t is doubtful il it will pass the Senate
at the present session.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-19
Fareign .MnrIrafs.

I LONDON, March s-Aftsrnoon.-Consol at 90 for
money.
American securities-United States 520s S33 I;
Stocks steady Erie shares 25 Illinois Central shares
81.
sales 5000 bales Middiing uplands - q 12td. Lard
los Tallow 45s Cd.
LONDON, March observation-disclosures 90 foI
money and 93t for account.
American securities-U. S. $40 bonds firm at s3s
Stocks unchanged.
FRANKFORT, March 18-Evening.-United States
5-20's higher at s74 q 87&.
LIVERPOOL, March 1S-Evening il fiat
Niddlng uplands I'D; Middling Orleans 12Id. Corn
-old 30s; new 29s.
LONDON, March 1S-Evening Spirits Turpentine
32s Sd. Calcutta Linseed sos Cd.
LONDON, March 1S-Envenig.-O returns Of
the Bank of England show that the amount specie
i'll its vaults has increased e57 900 during the week
PARIS, March 1S-Evening. bullion in the
Bank of France has increased 100000 francs ior
the week.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-19
Sale of forfeited Goods.

COLLECTIONS OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND & FALMoUTH,{
Portland, March IL, 1859.
THE following described merchandise having been
forfeited for violation of the Revenue Laws of the
United States, public notice of said seizures having
been given, they will be sold at public auction at the
oce Of the United States Appraiser 1893 Fore street.
IN this city ON Tuesday. April 8, 1869, at 1locock
A. M, to wit:
Al bbls Salt, bottles Brandy, 1 Dbl Nutmegs,
Dbl Nutmegs. Dbl Nutmegs, Dbl Nutmegs. bot
ties Brandy, boxes "A bags) Nutnegs case Il bagsl
Hoods, prs Mttens.
ISRAEL wASHBURN Jr.
mr11d1aw3w&d Collector.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-19
THE PLAINS.
LArEsr ABOUT GEN. o1rsrAr-

LATEST ABOUT GEN. GUSTAV.
ST. LOUIS, March 18.-Gen. McKeever, Ad-
jutant General of the Department of Missouri
telegraphs to headquarters at this city his
news Of Gen. Gustav to March /, at which time
he was starting from Medicine Bluffs Wachita
Mountains, to come North. Gen. McKeever
adds that no later information could possibly
have been received at Fort Lyons, at which
post the report of the capture of Gen. Gustav
seems to have originated.
An officer from Fort Craig, New Mexico,
has just arrived here. He heard nothing about
his capture till he reached the Smoky Hill
route.
INDIAN TROUBLES.
He reports that trouble had occurred with
some Pawness at Ellsworth, Kansas, some days
since. Five of these Indians who are friennly
went into Ellsworth, when some roughs de-
manded their surrender. Two of them SUBJ
mitted, but the other three refused, and were
shot and scalped. The next day band Of
TWENTY-FIVE Pawnees went into the town and
demanded the murdsrers of their friends, or
they would burn the town, Troops were sent
from Fort Harker, but the Pawnees escaped.
Gen. Sibley sent some troops after band of
Pawnees who had been depredating and seven
were killed.
The same informant says that from 900 to
1000 Navajo Indians were at Fort WlngaIe
when he left New Mexico, and constant dlf1-
euities We're occurring between them and the
halfcivilized Puebos.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-19
WELLCOME,S
Liver Regulator
AND
Dyspeptic Curer (!


THIS is an extraordinary remedy for the LIVER
1 land KIDNEYS, when diseased. 1t 10 compound
ed OF several of the best Roots. Herbs and Banks
known, which act directly on the LIVER and KID
NEYS, correcting Digestion, Purifying the Blood,
Regulating the Nervous System, Curing Pain in the
Side, Shoulders, Back. Head, Neck and Limbs Sink
ing and Faintnass OF the Stomach Weakness Of the
Limbs, anguidness, Yellowness Of the Eyes and
Skin, Jaundice. Pain in the Bones, Dyspepsia, Dry
Cough, Sore throat Night Sweas, Irrftability, Ner
vousness, Loss of Memory, Weak Eyes, Dizziness,
Dropsy, etc. These difficulties arise from bad Lv-
er.
kY-Itis lisa valuable remedy for Scnofulous and
Syphilitic Diseases and all Glandular Enlargements
Canker, Humor in the Stomach and Bowels Costive-
ness, Rheumatism, etc. 1t is free from Calomel and
Aloes-has all the GOOD properties of those Drugs
and none of the bad. This is Purely Vezete-
bic Remedy, safe Tor all.
ez-sold by all Druggists and Medicine Dealers.
sA- PREPARED and Sold only by
JEREMIAH BUXTON, JR.,
Also Proprietor of the Great German Cough Remedy
YARMOUTH, ME.
Price $500. augl0S&wtfsN
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Choice Fruits and Spices !

THEIR STRICT PURITY, DELICIOUS FLAvoRs,
UNRIvALED STRENGTH AND GREAT ECONOMY,
are attracting trade from lovers of CHOICE FLAW
oRs which is without parallel.
Their great success is because they are the true
rich favors of the fruits and spices Of remarkable
strength.
Ex-Gov. JAMES Y. SMITH, OF Providence, R. L..
says: "My wife pronounces them superior to any
favoring extracts she has ever used.''
Ex-Gov. VIM. A. BUCKINGHAM, of Connecticut,
says "For long time we have used them, and
find them very fne,"
DR.. j, G. HOLLAND, Timothy Titcomb) author of
"Katrina," &C., the Unknown author of Spring.
field, Mass, says: "They are the standard in this
vicinity"
Dealers treble their sales with them.
Sold in Portland, Me-, by ga
9AML. CHADWICK, d Market square,
And by all dealers in choice favors. se25 6m1awSsn
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-19
Dispatches to Evening Papers.
WASHINGTON,
THE FIRST BILL OF THE SESSION.

TIE EIt1oI BILL Uf THE 5EsSION
NEW YORK, March 18.-The Times Wash
ington dispatch says that the public credit bill
was the first measure of this Congress which
received the signatures yesterday of Vice Pres
ident Colfax and Speaker Blaine. 1t has not
been presented to the President but is to be
this evening. He will sign it promptly when
ever it makes its appearance.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-20
@trabell 8eiprrngnng,

ntr 9orHeHungen, befanen f6 piele @iirger Dou
QoFhutue 1ttter Der irrigen Gnnabme, BAT Id mid
uol. BEN @ef9afte Der nbefprengung 5uriids
SsTt eiten Nnbern pouapeem uerhen; ebenfo, boE id
pols ber 9artet, eIe geeenrpdrtie bic @eSu1It bet
beaiinftigt werhe. 8ur @eno9ri9tieung bes Enbtts
bos, ais i9 um ben GebrGud5 ron 9pbrantpoiier
nodhfud5te, man mir benieIben graoe5u uerlnegeTte
inter Der Mnaabe, Elm Gortrnst et nit einen Nnbetsn
nbqef6Ioffen wprheR.
Ais lest lit bic GtraBenbeiprenen tn meter
Soffnu ebinIt btlr6 MID beforet trprben utgn ba t9
pteIfettia 6rb bic Bilrger Ddsu ernutbtgt 70 areen
biu 10 6eabf1tiee Id, nIetn @ei9dft IN eerieioen
MusSebn1ne als5nfh6ren, Tnie seitber.
syn Der GDffnufEg, bnB obige GrtI6rin9 BITE Sa9e
in 9hr aehBrtaes 2ibt fteen Ipirb urn NIT Der tts
4iefer 8. -. OatpeHfer.
fehfQ 31ta
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-20
AIltrlei.

Gie Grt0niei1 Sfnbeilo bat bic
Belikungen bes @rafen @ltegbasB fee
Ipie onbere Sitter IN ungarn aetautt;
fie ee0enft i5reit OaurenOeu alufentbalt
IN uugarn aufsuf6tagen.
sc tpirb beri1tet, bab ia 1858 in
england 2200 9erfonen iur r6ulil9s
fatboIifhen &tnbe iiber9ineeti, iunvuus
ter 19 geiitIid1e unb 5iuei Serbs.
Die Diblictbef N1axmiIian's bon
NfeTito, aus ettu0 Iiebentaufen0 8ans
ben beftebenh un1 aue Aerte iiber
Nerifo entbaItenb, bic nur TN 8ubs
ban6eI eriHienen fno, Eeututt TN 8al1s
fe biefes Mfonats in 2eiPaig CUR Bers
feigeruns.
Cine Surnbaue abgebrannt. Die
fA0ne SurnbaIIe In GbansbiGe, Sao.s
lit ednaIidb obaebrannt. Oas 0ebGMoe,
6eEen Rertb 6Oer 9ofenpreis lp0b anf
$11 900 geiGdht iueraen fam, tuar
nur nit 5000 beriibert. Meber Die
gntitebune bes sSeuers IaMten Dte Nlus
aaben berf@ieben. Ser Surnnereia
befhIo6 mad siefen 11ngIiid, aIIenBerr
bin6Iidfetten nuf Oass sganttli4f fe naA'
aufommen. lin Aiee au ertm0eIi@en
iuurAe belbIoFen, ie RAID tuie sa6oli@
cine neue un0 nod fh6nere unb er6ees
re SurnbaIIe ais bic bisberiee aus
8adlteineM III erbaMen. Gs erboten
fid5 fofort 10 Maurermeiifer ber @ta6t
| lreiiuiaig, Seoer ben linen 1000 Sies
aeIfteine "a bieiem 8au uneutoeItIi@
3u Iiefern uno 81 legen.
- Sic 2onbener Sbeater mliIeB fsns
Oerbare BiISunssinfitute" fem, ea
fih Der ,,2ero Chamberlain" (0bers
tantmerberr1 berpFi9tet fablte, "a Die
NegilIeure Elm Mun6f fdreibea au ri@ten,
iuerin er fie amffOrbert, naebr Aarauf 81
feben, bas bic @danfpieIerinnen, Rdn'
aeriunen &C. aIles Mnanitanhioe IN ibS
| rem geitaue1 bermeioetl; es feien IN
| Der Iekteu Belt in bieier Beaiebune Bic
| 9r0bfen9lusf fdreitMngeu begaHgen iger:
ben, bic antdnbigen SauleI ben Be.
| fu1 Der Sbeater faunl nod m6Glid
raohten; bic GittIidteit unb Aer gut
Gei9mad berIansten, tap bieisna lln'
iueien eeteuert iper0e.
y Sin erOber llnterfdie6. - SO
ettpa bierais Sabreu uar es Elm einaeI,
ner Man1, Der Die fi0Iiden 8efee'
genltdnoe bon 9fen,gOrf mad Serfeb,
GitD trasen fonnte, ,beute fino ad5t bier
fpdnniee aBasen befd6ftfgt, bieie Mn'
geIesenbsit 81 befOrgen.
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SIS 8nfbington d 10. Ssbr.
GOn0reE.

@enat. Gen. @illon bradte cine
Sin Elm, tuoOurh 6as @eiet, ipel9es
Rofhinaten ala Souptquartier, oes
@eneraIs Der 2lrmee beitimrtt, aufge>
hoben tpir0. 9lle SrOres oes Rraf>
Senten unb 6es &rie9sletretdr iouen
burd BEN @eneral erlallen iueroen.
9Iud bart er obne 8uitimmung oes
@euotes nicbt bonn Goiamanoo abbee
rufen o0er mad einem a1oere1 0rte
conlmanoirt neroen, menn er 1olfes
nidt lelbft berlon9t.
Gen. 8onteroD tru9 anf 9tbi9aHnn9
Ser 0eonaae { (DienItbarfeit anf 3elt)
in Stem NfeTico an.
Ser 9lntra9 auf llebertra9ung oes
SnOianer Bureaus an bas Srie9sbe$
partement ipur0e beriuorfen.
Gen. 8illons 8orldlag, oas nns
terridtsbepartement Oes Sreeomens
gIreau fertbelteben Su lallen, ipnroe
an aas g9ilitars @enlite bertpieien.
5aus. Sic appropriation fur Die
Mrnee ipur6e nebf ben Dorgel6la9ener
gImenbements fur geouftionen ange'
npnlnten.
gfepr. aeab belt cine OteOe, iperir
er fein gertramen gu Sen. Grant aus
iprnd.
Der geaeant-at- -Mrms tOnroe be-
auftraat, rilebrere 8eu8en be5iisli9 Be
Stem @orfer 8oblbetriisereien, Die ib'
rer 8orlaOung Dor oas betreheno
@euite ni9t SOl9e gegeben batten
Dor Die G1ranfen Oes 9auies su briit'
gen.
Gs pur0e bel1loIlen, iiber Die Gin
ferferuno oes Ser. ct. Burgers GnlilI
Gubaba aur1 ben @enerals @apita'
bon Cuba, unteriudnngen af1aultel
len.
Oie 8e5abIun9 ber Soften fur 0el
SranspOrt Oer 2eidge bon Sbao. ste
Dens iuurbe nn9eorOnet.
Sic 8epinigMn9et1 fur 0as YoHoe
partemerat fotller Sur Beratbung. .
IeDod) tein auOrlut gegenuarti9 mai
10 fonnte ni9t abgeitimtnt tDerOet1 I'm
ser Geroeaat- at -Mrnfs uuroe beOroer
Oie abiuefenOen Mit9Lieoer bCr b
G6rantsu bes sNdufes 81 brineen.
Gertaeung.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-20
0ellr AH5eigell.
Gbancerp sserfdnfe


sOnuabenO, sen 1s. Mar8 1869.
e. o..
Sn gemdsbeit NIT pon benz G5emcerps @eridtt ~
Na1buiue in oen betrefenben Saben erl9ffsnen Getz
retsH uer6e ttb ON @pNrtbanie am
SonnabenO, ben 13. Nars 1869,
um 12ubr nu6Re.subes gr,mOeisentbam uertmden:
glaGman II. SabIOr ee9en Ntartin uno
G9iIbreb.
4. Ginen Graft pom 1881 Mder aane iibertragen
non @ladunn an Marttn, Dopon Der Raufbrtef in
Bud 26, Seite 4S3 eingetr1gen 1T.
2. @ men Tratt non ~ Mdern nno Z7 Yoles, an
pbieen ito6eno, Ibertragen but9 &auibrefe, regqts
rtrt in Bud 80, Seite 1873.
BeOingnne IL 6retitr auf 6, ~, Is 'nS =
ten nit dnerfannter Gi9erennng erforbert ulta Elm
gfansre9t porbebaIten. @ertnuf frsi uDn Surftd=
nabme.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-20
@ofbineton,1e. 6ebr,

Sn Ser @upreine Court trug Sen.
NuipoIt gbarfs auf 8eIeitioung ees
SALES bon Seferlon Oabis an. Sbers
ridlter @baie erfI6rte, oaB cine sess
fnlFqe 0erorOnling erlalien iueroen
tOIIe.
0ie in @afbin9ton antuelsnoen
8r0foeuteu g8ablmanner bef9l0iien,
fid BEL Der Snauguration in corpore
su beibeiIieen. 9lu6 bic Sennehess
9Dablnadnner tuaren 3ugegen.
Ser en0liide GelanOte, Serr Sborns
ton bnt beute Dens GtaatSiefret0r elt1
SgIearananl bon feiner yfegierung nits
aetheiIt, lDeId1es bic Sla1ridt brinat,
Sa6 bic f.nilden Gefan9eneu Gafelo
unb gEarrea in Greibeit geiett tuorben
TuO.
ser BON eineia Qlrfanfas gJliIismanr
Bei N1ounO GitD seld1oRene SObn Das
MA ffarb am Montaa. Der Sb1tei
murbe Dor Elm 6rie0s9eri1t geftel
,,isa am M1itttu0H erfb0iier.
Sn Scr GMnbeHerfakfla9 bon sSl0b
oeoen bic Grie gifeubabngefeA l@al
weaen bel BEN llneInGs Hin per sidb
SON Cars 0lod erIittenef 8erIetun
an, tOurOsn oem &Iaeer $4,000 ~
Ser GoIonipirtb Sermann 0faber
Il Cincinnati erlitt beute IN ieinei
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-20
0eiddfts=Rarte,r.

R6yH gei5aftsfarsen Der fclesnben Mrt pot bret
eiIefi lsab weneer werben fir Ginen Dollar per Nos
/ t einaeridt
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Cxn Gbancerp SM RafbDiIIe. .-Staat Senf!efi {,
~ Oifsee GIerf rub Mnfter, Ghancerps @eri1f az
0afhpiIe, ben g. Sdnuar 1869. AIsranber Ter, 4as
oer, aegen grdmberger, Steebafes u. Co. anh &nbere
ten Mifibapit beruorgbt, 0ab 8etIdge, 8rumberger,
GteeSafer II. Co., 6. nIman u, Co., g. u. O. 8rouns
ner II. 60. s.. Snfepb nnb Gobn nns Small, 2euD un6
Gp. feline Bemobner bes Stnats EenRefIee ftn6, 70
pllroe peroronrt no e ibr Grf9einen o6rin ober
innerhaIb ben erifen brei Eaeen bes nG9eu TerminS
oenarn.en @eri9tes. 90 baIten Gut G : # n W NJ
ia i'm ndebifen MpriI 1869, MAIDEN tnb Guf &Ideers
B befenn en- ctrporten pnet GinTrnne erbeben uibr
riaenfaus cisfeIbe Gs DON tbnen 5ugeansen erfldrt
unb AZ einer.M .Mnb6rung ex partesnberaumt meroen
rpirb unb bas bfefe @erprbnung fur pier a1Ifetnans
Der foIaense goden IN Der Naibuiue NreB uno Zines
unb Der Eenneiiee Gt6ats;eitnRg betanrt sema9t
werhen.
MbI6r It heeIaubist
Morton q. SDmeI,
GIerf unb Nniter.
EempeIu. . II, Anwaite fiir 9Idger
feb t9 4iu
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2otaI einen @dIueanfaG uuO ffir3t'

Soral eltlen Sdla9onfaH uf1o Fnr5te
entfeeIt .nieoer.
Sn 0olge Der bebrobIiben 8erbalts
niHe 3iuif9en Gubanerlt uno SpaHlern,
tueId)e in Stem Orleans tpobnen, bat
0er Oaiee fpaniide goninI ftd beipos
gen gefun0er, Die Ser. ct. Neeierung
UNI Die nOtbi9en @orfebrun9snabres
getn si erfu6en, ba man ieOen Qlueens
bid ben Nnsbrll9 bon bluttgenStreit<
ti9feiten befiir1ten miiiIe. Die 9lns
gelegenbeit 1T Dem 8oli3eifef iibers
ipieien tporben.
Ser @lbortions ; auaGIal6er Gbar@
les garIe in Chicago ipnree berbaftet.
Derlelbe miro beibuIsi9t, cine Nten9e
Gerartiaer 8erbre9en berIbt 81 6aben.
Mebrere ben ,bOberen 3reifen" anee"
boriee Danten ftrb in Der @a9e ber>
flobten.
0lus Sabana gebt Die gla6ridt Elm,
OaB Die probiforii@e 2egierun9 in bols
Ter Sb6tigteit lit unb oaB iib Die Ges
belution fiegrei1 iiber bic gauge Sniel
perbreitet. Nueenteine emancipation,
elei1e politifbe 0e1te rbne Inter
lidieo Der Sautfarbe unb 9leidmabiges
Gtimntreht fur 2lue, tDeI9es nur oir9
BiIbun9 unO 8efib beldrGntt miro,
| iino prOtlam1irt lror6en. Die reid5eren
8atrioten baben ibre SflaDen frei err
tlart, bon 6eren biele bas gi9entbura
bon 8iirgern in ben Ser. Staaten
tparen. W1an berlan9t uube0in0te nns
abhanQiateit bon @ponien un0 ipater
| 8utritt sn Der Union. Sin M9ent 1T
ouf benz g4e9 nod MafbinotOn, um
Die Entertaining Ger Snlurgenten ais
triegfibrenee Mn6t gu betreibert.-@s
| fine abermals 1000 Wann 8erltarfune
| gen aus @panien an9efommen.-@ine
Snlur9entens Expedition if bei@obtnas
! oelan0et.
/ @uitab SausmannL Der on 8eibs
na1ten einen 9etuifen 9ahebl anf Ell
nem BaIle in 9obofen t60tete, tpuroe
bes SoOtibIa9s fdulOi9 befunoen,
aber bon ben @eidDornen oet1 Sous
berHeur sur Begnabioung empfoblen.
Ser 81. .. Gun" beri@tet, Sen.
@rant babe erflart, bab er feinen Wann
in fein Cabinet aufnebmen tper6e, Der
! niAt nit Der 8ortei, Die ibn ertuablte,
tDabren6 uno mad bent 9rie9e Se9arls
gen iei. Gr ertenne ole 9te6te Der
Yartei an unb iuer6e ieinen perfOnlis
den Geflblen Eidt 9eitatten, bier einen
ginftub aus5unben.
4 8aris, 10. 5ebr.
! Ser ,Snbepenbant" brinet Die Gen
iatiOns <glabri1t. ein Sran3Ole iei TO-
eben aus Merifo etneetrOHen nno
briuae boAIt1n6iae getpeiie nit, Dab
oer &aiIer Mariinilian nod lebe. Als
berfelbe erf1ofen por0en mar, tpnroe
er in elm GloIter gebra1t, no einMfOnd
entbeGte, BOP Der Safer nod lebte uni
i'm bur1 Mnipenbuug bon 2uftpnmpen
uu0 elmer oaIbanilhen Batterie tuieoel
gum 8emnBtiein bradte. Ser 2eib'
nam eines GOIoaten tBuree nann II
J ben fur ben Saifer beltimulten Sarg
; selest. Ser SranaOfe nennt 5ueIetd
) bic Srtlbaft, 100 li6 WfaJintiltan &C.
oennGrfia berboreett bdlt uno 3ei9t le'
!. gar einen tiirsli6 bon biefent gei9rle'
benen 8rief ber,
: aOn6on, 10. 6sbr.
4 Die ,,9imes" ertIart beausIid Dc
. alabama sgertrages, SaB Die en9liid
0feaierune TO bieie 3uoeitanonif1e sc
4 madt babe, aIs es fih nit Der Gbt
. Der Station bertrug. Wfan ertuart
nun 8orl1Iage Geitens Der &onlinl
. fratiom unter Gen. Grant.
a
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-20
8arrop u. 2inbsleb, GOn.inifratOr,
oeaen N1orh 6. @heIbh.

aots Ros. is, 2s, "A unb 81 in eHeIbn's abolition
au GbeeeIb, e6es nit so SUP Sront anqHationfraBe:
@ebina aunaen Se6bS WauGte Greoit
init SntersfIer. pom Safamistage an. Rotsn NIT ars
erfannter StderifeIIne erfOrfpr6ert nn0 Rfanore@f
pprbebaIten 8srtaui fret pou 8urhdnabMe:
Rprtp 30 owelt
feb233t GIerf unb gtafter
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-20
@arren unO Moore une Nnbere 9esen
s. @belbb g8iuiams.

aots Ros. S4 uub 100 in @iliam's abolition 81
GbaefeIS, apt &c. "a nit so Sne Gront an Dose2<
IalieaS: Got so. 100 nit Sc SSub Sront an Sbelbps
Mpeniie (1eo Snb breit unS IL SUB entlans ToiterS
Strase mad sfrer 20 TuB Anep turhdlaMteno.
ge6ingurgen. -8adr 3abIung uno fret pofi zS'es
oeretuI6iung,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-20
s { I egra p b.
Gpnoref 8ertcbte.
Die SfepDluttOn aaf enba.
RabeIsOepefcbe,r.

Senlationsgeradt in Yaris,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-20
son0en, 10. 6ebr.

Die ugimes" erfIart beaiisIi9 oes
Qlabania sgertraees, SaB Die en9lifde
Neaierune TO bieie 5uoeifanonifle ges
aaht babe, aIs es fib nit Der Gbre
Der Station bertrug. Nfan ertparte
nun 8or11Iage Geitens Der 9lon1inl'
ifration unter Sen. Grant.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-20
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-09

Boston now talks of having q large nunl,c
park somewhere Just outside Of the citv limits
but the place is not agreed on.
b. F. Grant Esq, late of Bangor oe
Boston, is proprietor of an automat;c go
ment for wooden spinning Jacks by which . how
Is enabled to tend such piece of mach;rouu
AFTER lew hours practice. The improvero,
is soon to be tested in Lewiston.
Mr.. G.. c. Moody, the esteemed n,,,r-
OF the Maiden, Mass, Messenger, died sudden
ly at his residence in Maiden Friday evening
at the age of 60 years. Mr.. Moody was horn
in Augusta, Maine, and his earlier wears ,vore
passed at Kennebunk.
AT a meeting Of the Board of Managers of
the American Bible Society, held on Tbnrsd,v
IL new auxilaries were recognized, of which
five were in Arkansas, three in Georsla ona
in Minnesota, Kansas, North Caroline ond
Alabama one each.
The embedded stone giant near Syracuse
N r., is still a puzzle to the Swans of that
region. 1t has been successfully raised from
the place where it was discovered and found tn
be as perfect on the back, on which it laid on
its clay bed, as on the surface first exposed 70
view. Professor Hall and DR.. Woolwortb
were present, and declare the wonder increases
in interest the more known of it. Thew are
collecting data and prosecuting inquiries. the
results Of which will be embodied in the for.
NAL report of the scientific investigation. soon
to be given to the public.
AT Pottsville, Pa, two weeks ago. three bovs
came In q Olaca yvhara sauaral obud.
playing, among them one Frederic Hornniekel
about twelve years of age. The boys when
they reached this spot built fire, seized and
dragged Frederic to it and most horribly. to
state held the little boy over it until he was
actually roasted. Then they fled. When
found the injured boy was in terrible condi.
ton, and it is feared that he is burned inter
nally by inhaling the flames, We understand
that the motive for the inhuman act is SUD.
posed to have been revenge for information
that Frederic had given of some boys who
recently robbed neighbours spring house.
After many mshaps and vicissitudes the
Great Eastern has finally settled down to her
appointed work. Although her builders did
not anticipate that career for her, it was her
manifest destiny to lay submarine cables Her
dimensions and structure exactly qualify her
tor the work, and there is no other vessel
afioat which can compete with her in this ser.
vice. Four thousand miles of cable can with
ease be slowed in her vast holds, and paid out
at the rate of between one and two hundred
miles per day. She is too big and unwieldy
for ordinary marine service, but the wonderful
Development of ocean telegraphy for the last
few years has kept her fully employed, and
bids fair to do so for many years to come. She
has just left the Midway for the fred Sea, by
way of the Cape of Good Hope, with two
thousand miles of cable on board, which is to
be laid between Suez and Bombay.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-09
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PROBATE NOTICES.

10 az persons interested in either OF the estates
hereindter ndmcd:
| q a Court Of Probate held at Portland, within
n ana Tor the COUNTY of Cumberland, on the first
tueshay OF Nov, in the year of our Lord eighteen
hunured and sxty-nine; the following matters hav-
ing been presented for the action thereupon herenaf
| Ter indicated, ii is hereby Ordered,
That notice thereof be given to all persons inter-
ested, by causing copy ofthis Older to be published
three weeks successfully in the Maine STATE Press
and Eastern Argus papersprsn al Portlandaiore-
sai that they may appea ~ reoa.e court 10 De
Der next at ten OF the clock in the forenoon, and
be heard thereon and object ifthey cause.
JAMES MEki YMAN, late OF Brunswi.k de-
cea eu Final account Presented for allowance by
DAVID W. Kneiid, Executor
DAVID FRANK, lale of Gray. deceased Ac.
countIre ented Ior allowance by d. Ii. Twombly.
Adm IDisIraior ~
EoDoTlA BLAN LIZARD, late Of y,rno,,,,
deceased. Fret account ct huldah Blancha,d 49,
minlsustrix, pres enied Tor ALTO vance bv Rarnaha.
FREEMAN, Executor of the will of sad Uuidah
Blanchard, deceased. U uu~"
ELIAS BY. laIe OF Wndham, deceased. Pc
on that the Executor may b, author ze,i 10 execute
ueeu, anu convey Certain II a Estate according to
Bari LA Nash -
ooHN L. LAMBERT, late of Falmouth, deceased.
second and Final account presented ior a lowonce
Wy Eieiy IL. Starbird, Executor
SIEPhEN PATTEN late of Port land deceased.
VIII ana petition T the probate thereof resented
py james ii Hamln, he Executor therein named.
FLORENCE Nc )ARTY, Ia'e of Portland, de-
ceased Petition tor Administra' ion presented by
Lewis Pierce, Public Administrator.
THOMAS C. STEVENS late of Portland, de-
ceased WIZ and petition ior the probate thereof
presented by Mary A. Stevens, The Executrx there
In named