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The Portland daily press., 1869-01-28
PROBATE NOTICES.


To all persons Interested in either of the estate,
hereiHGJter named: -
| 4 Court of Probate held a. Portland. within
"A and Tor the COUNTY Of Cumberland, on the third
Tuesday of Jany, in the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty-nine; the following m alters hav-
ing been presented for the action hereinaf
| ter indicated, il is hereby Ordered,
That notice thereof be given to all persons inter-
ested by causing copy ofthis older to lie published
| three weeks successfully in the Name State Press
and Eastern Argus, papersprnted at Portland alore
said, that they may appea at probate Court to be
held at SAID Portland the third Tuesday OF Feb
ruary next at ten OF theelock in the forenoon, and
| Ue heard thereon, and object they see cause.
Sophia Blake late of II rrison, de eased will
aud petition for the probate thereof presented by
| susan M. 6lake, daughter 1.-THE deceased.
Collins Strout, late of Ray mond receased VIII
and petition tor the proDaie thereof presented by
| Benjamin strout, the Executor therein n med.
Joseph Mariner, late OF Brunswick, deceased.
First and final account presented for allowance by
David Mariner, Administrator. =
David E. Coombs, late OF Brunswick deceased -
First and hua sccOunL presented Tor allowance by
Dennis ID. Uoombs, Admnistrator.
LUCINDA B. Parker, late OF Staudish. deeeqsed -
First account presented ter allowance b. Lemuel
Rich, Sd, Administrator.
Jane Doyle, late OF Yarmouth deceased. Petition
that Joseph ). Hamilton, be appointed AdmmiSIra
tor presented by Albert Cotton, son OF deceased,
Edward Thompson, late OF Yarmouth, de- eased. -
rst account presented tor allowance, by Amelia G.
Thompson, Administrator.
Ebenezer h. Dill ingham, late Of Freeport deceas
ed Fl 81 and tnal account presented ivr allowance
by L liza DIlio CHAM. Executor.
Sarah f. Griffith, iate OF Gorham, deceased. win
and petition tor the proba,e thereof and that Maria
P G fifth may be appointed Adwinlstratrix wi h The
IL annexed, esen ed by Eliza ID. Gtifhlh Maria
p Grin n, and Mary L. kelsey, Legatees under said
will. - S'''
Louisa e McCa'lar, & al, minor children ana heirs
OF Daniel McCallar late OF ia mouth deceased Pc
tton ior Incense to sell and convey keal Estate,
presented by John f MeCallar. Guardian.
Ashley Small & ais, minor chi dreu and heirs OF
Of Ne
non That Sumner sawyer, be APT oiuted Guardian,
presented by john Kilb0rn OF sea borough.
Ellen NJ. Howard late of WestbrooE, deceased.
viii and p tion for the probae thereon p esented
by o liver b. Howard The Executor therein named
Levi Morrill, LATE OF Westbl ook, deceased. win
anu ps,t on for the probate the cot, presented BY
Charles Morril the executor therein named
John Steele, late OF Lumber City, Georgia. deceas
ed Pc itIon til t Woodbury. DAYS B. appointed adj
minis OF SAID deceased estate within the couhtv
of Cumberland. presented by Harriet NooIman
mother and creditor OF deceased.
Eance Foss, late OF Portland, deceased Pst
ton for license to sell and convey Real Estat nrs
sented by Benjamin Kingsbury, Jr., AGministrapT'r
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-28

GOULD still continues selling at cost. He
has a large stock of first class Boots and Shoes
and all who study economy will be sure to call
at III Federal street. a----.-- ian16dtf
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-28
DR.. Tobias Venetian Horse Lini.
ment. =

Pint bottles at 81 for the oflameness scratch
ss wind gals, sprains, bruises, splints, cuts collie
slipping stife over heating, sore throat, nail in ths
loot, &c. 1t is warranted cheaper and better ,han
any other article ever offered to the public Tbors-
ands OF ANNA Is hare been cured Of the collie and
over neau oy me Lnmfnt; and hundreds that
iSr viger; It is used by the first borsemen
rn ne States Orders constantly
snnnas sun tne racing stables OF England. tor fresh
i hionias nave heeu received. Remem err. one dol
iat aiu out IN time may save the lite of your horse
OUT the United States Depot 10 Park Place, T.
Dec 2s-eodeeow1msN jalotsl u
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-28

THE Daily Advertiser fatters itself that
nine newspapers, with Gov. Chamberlain, Sem
ator Morrill, and Judge Goddard have followed
it out of the Republican party. There is no
evidence to support such an assertion. All
the papers it mentions have yielded with more
or less suavity to the decisions of the majority
OF the party. Some of them, it is true, have
INDUCED themselves in a little harmless vitu-
peration in consequence of their disappoint-
ment, but not one continues, like the Adverti-
ser, guerrilla warfare after the main army
has SURRENDERED. None of them, like the Dali
ly Sore Head, stands ever ready to avail itself
of any opportunity to disturb the harmony of
the party, to aggravate all causes of discussion
and 20 widen and make incurable whatever
differences may temporarily exist in its ranks.
As for the three gentlemen it associates with
itself so eomplacently, it does them injustice
which no one will be quicker to resent than
themselves. If the Daily Sore Head had lit
tie more sensitiyeness about the thing, and
little less senstiveness about the icord Gle !" it
would be more reliable paper.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-28

To THE BATH TIMES -GRFRTrse DIR I
man Beecher says:"I once issued a ouarto
volume against askuHk |; I got the worst of it,"
We don't propose to repeat the good Doctors
error.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-28

d HoS. FREDERICK Robe of C,orba,,, ,vo .
elected, yesterday, by the Cumberland Cors,tr,
delegation IN the Legislature, to fin the vacan.
cy in the Republican State Committee occa.
stoned by the death of N. A. Foster, ESQ =
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-28

POLICE SrATIoN.-All was quiet at the po-
lice station last night at ten o'clock, only two
dodgers being in attendance. III
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-28
MEMO---AND

An arrival at Holme- Hole reports sehr segujn.
OF Bath off Police Greek 2tth. 6eund East l1he
Seguin. was nom Bucksyle, SC, bound to Batn,
with lumber and has been reported wrecked ON the
lar OF Georgetown. No mention has been made OF
her getting OIL
ship Golden Rule, Hall. at San Francisco from
Boston reports wing shipped heavy sea NOV 70
which stove in cabin windows, and swept away Say
lights, boats, &c.
Brig Essex, Hooper, from Woods Hole Tor Sayan-
nah, put into Newport z4th inst, ia distress, having
encountered gale on the 23d and split sal stove
bulWal ks and sprung n leak.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-28

NOTICES hereby given, that the subscriber has
4 ~ Deen duly appointed and taken upon himsef
the trustoi Administrator, OF the estate OF
ROBERT DUSNING, late OF Freeport,
IN the County Of Cumberland, deceased, and given
ponds as the law directs. All persons having re-
hands upon the estate OF rid deceased are ieQuir
ed 20 exhibit the same and all persons ia, ebted 10
SAID estate are called upon to make payment TO
JOHN A. DUNNINa, Admir-, OF Brunswick
Freeport, Jany l9th, 1862 w3w-4
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-28
MARRIED.

In Oldtown, E. NJ. LeProhon, Of Portland. and
Miss Nellie S. Davis. OF o.
In Auburn, Jan. 20, Samuel Swift. and Sarah i .
Morev, both OF Lewiston.
In Auburn, Jan. 10. Lewis Bradford and Mrs. Ma.
~ E. Day. ' -'-
In Gardiner, Dec. 25 John C. Blair. of q. and
Annie t. Blake, of Hallowell " '
In Gardner, JAM IL, Albert Barney and Nancy
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-28

THE ghost of lynched man in Colorado
naunts the house in front of which he was
hanged, and makes it uninhabitable
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-28

HE RAILROAD VS.. THE PEoPLE.-The let
ter of our Washington correspondent, which
will be found on the first page, confirms in the
most striking manner the views recently ex-
pressed in these columns as to the dominant
influence of railroad Blonopolies in the United
States Senate. We do not, however, share in
the slightest degree our correspondents un-
worthy suspicious concerning our own Sena-
tors Neither Fessenden nor Morrill, has vet
done anything to shake the belief of his con-
stituents that he is not man who is suscept-
BILE of influences of the kind alluded to. Eve
rybody in Maine knows that both these emf
nent men are above pecuniary bride. But it
is well for the people of Maine and of all other
States to watch their Congressman narrowly
and even jealonsly. Retrenchment and econ
omy are the peoples watchword for the hour.
0e>"~H ""a soma interests of Congress men that
are clearly antagonistic to those of their con-
stituents, and if the former shall be tempted
to subordinate the country to themselves, let
them know that they are watched and that
there IL a penalty for unfaithfulness. Let it be
understood from notice formally given to our
Representatives and Senators about to take
their seats in the forty-frst Congress, that
their future preferment depends upon their
observing most strictly the prophecies of their
position and laboring for the good of their
country instead of for the advancement of
their own private interests. % eds ll ..-ls
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-28
Warren's Cough Balsaml
POSITIVELY has no superior Tor all Diseases OF
i the Throat and Lungs.
No person should be without It, Give it one trial.
Sold by all Druggists.
B. F. BRADBURY, Proprietor.
nobdsmsN Bangor.
CRISTADORO'S FAME
Is the Offspring of a Great Fact
No one can think OF denying that his
EXCELSIOR HATR DYE

Brings QUIT fnsr BROWN or BLACK than any
other, In shorter time, and without injury to the
hair. This is truth as apparent as that the sun
lights the earth.
CristadOrO's Hair Preservative
AND BEAUTlFIER.-The toilet without this srti-
ele lacks its most useful attribute. Nothing is so
common in this country the falling Of the hair
The preservatve prevents it. The bres can no more
loosen and drop off, fths article is reguurly applied
night and morning, than if ca III fixed in a vice.
The testimony on this point is overwhelming, while
tne oeautifying and invigorating properties of the
fluid are equally well established.
soid oy all Druggists, and applied by all Hair
Dressers. Mandatory No So Maiden Lane. Prin-
opal Depot No Astor House. ia 1eodSeowtmsx
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-28
lBY rELEGRAP.

Hayre, JAN mi nnn oSp Alaska, Capt Small, which
took this forenoon and will be Iotai,v sso az
toeether with the cargo The yesser ~ 49, az
tons, was buut at henneDunk in 's6s ana was own
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-28

First Page To-Day-Letter from Wash
in rson; Recent Publications; lVarie les.
Fourth Pare The Boy Of the Period.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-28
MARINE n FWs.
PORT OF PORTLAND
Wednesday, January III.

ARRIVED.
to Henry Fox
City Sugar Refinery
CLEARED.
teonn Eannie A Bailey Locke, Barbadoes-J Por-
'eous' ana Lltuejoln q base
Sch AHoe Wheeler, Dyer SagUa-John d Lord.
chill q Co. ''DiI Ne'Se9' "aIahzaS--E Ohur-
low 81 Co. SAinS' hu0ee-'J WIS
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-28

A GOOD sUGGEsTIoN.-We were told by a
gentleman, who has been very much interest
ed in amateur theatricals, yesterday morning,
that in the course of a conversation with one
of the committee of the Spiritual Society, who
are the lessees Of Congress Hall, he made the
suggestion that they should have temporary
stage constructed for the hall and fitted with
some good scenery so that it could be used for
the pur pose of amateur theatricals, tableaux,
pantomimes sc. fsB -Ek
We consider this capital idea. Congress
Hall is very handsome hall, well ventilated,
with good acoustic qualities, and capable OF
seating, with stage up, sufficient number
of people to make very good paying audi
ence. Every seat would be an advantageous
one, and the scheme could be carried out at
not very great expense. The stage could be
erected on wooden horses, similar to the one
occasionally in use at City Hall, but should
have gentle declination from the rear to the
footlghts. The front and wings should be car
ried up as near the ceiling as possible in order
that the voice might not be wasted on the
stage instead of thrown out into the auditori-
UNI and the height of tho stage at the foot
lights should not exceed four feet. The seem
cry and front of the stage could be made to
fold up, so that it could be taken down and
put away when not in use, without occupying
much space.
We hope the committee will think favorably
of this project for it would do more to revive
the old Dramatic Club than anything else, and
would cause the hall to be in great demand
among other societies for tableaux and panto-
mines, besides other entertainments, which re-
quire stage and scenery although not essen
TALLY Of theatrical nature. 1t would not in
terfere with the building of good theatre.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-28

HE WHEELoCK CONCERT. - We were
pleased to hear yesterday that the concert
lately given in aid of Mr.. Wheelock netted the
sum of $101.45 This added to the $3.50 rails
al nv nrivatA- subscription will make a nice
little purse of STA 90. 7'h "c Sc -7 spHa
we are glad to hear that the club to whom
the saee~an af 4hiA--------.-:-
the parts and are about rehearsing among 9th.
er music, the Fortieth Psalm. We trust that
we shall frequently hear them in public now
that they have given such proof Of their
abilities. We are told that four of our leading
pianists are practicing very difficult arrange
ment for the piano for eight hands. All our
Portland musicians may be assured that if
they will only favor their fellow citizens with
cert was we shall hear less of the oft repeated
cry: why don't we patronize home talent?'
P. M. B.-The indefatgable "Bues" give
another grand Promenade Concert at Lancas-
son has been particularly brilliant, and very
profitable to the managers, and to none more
SO than those of the "Blues."T We think it
was good idea to make change from City to
Lancaster Hail. as the latter is dance hall in
every sense OF the work. With all the addi-
tions of paint and gliding to the larger and
newer halls, Lancaster hall holds its own, for
people cannot forget the many pleasant eve
nings that have been passed within its walls.
Barnum is a first rate caterer and knows how
to look out for his patrons at intermission; and
with the Portland Band to put life into the ex-
tremities it is no wonder that there is
"No rest till morn when youth and pleasure meet
To chase the glowing hours with lying feet''
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-28
The Healing Pool!

Nc HtdIIuS FOOI!
An Essay for Young Men ON the Crime
Of Solitu ne, and thu diseases and Abuses whio h
create impedlments to vi arri &c with sure means
Of Relief. Sen in sealed etter envelopes, tree OF
charge, Address. DR.. .. shiliin Houghion,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
jal9d&w3msN
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-28

NEW ADVERTISER ENTs.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-28

Jan %, of Windmill Point. sch John McAdam,
ir m Chopank kiver. Md, Tor Belfast.
Jan 2i East OF Nantucket IS miles, brig Scotland
with loss of foretCpg Illant mast.
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- am 80. glpril fanb In 8sabIns,
pa, stns SsrIammluns bsr glfticndrs Der
9ait YennlpIpania 8. q. fatt, nobel bic
Direftcren autboriTrt wurosn, cine Dipi-.
hence BON 100 Yrc,ent su trttdren uno
auberrem bic BAN auf 999 Sabre an bic
philadelphia unb 8eabins GtIenbatn su
perpathten.
= Sn 5ajlstOn bal ilh ebenfatIs cine
Sau' uno anlsibes @tlsaldaft ersaniHrt.
Gs eriifiren isBt in bitlsm County stra
5pDlf bis fiinfjebu perartise Sereins, bic
ale innerbalb Is Wonatsn essriinbet
nurbeu uno gut operiren.
= Die DanSitlt, 6aileton unb Wilfts.
barre @iIentabn srtslt am pprlsbtsn
MtitwsA bic srlte locomotive, ipslas ;ur
SsfSrcerunB BON Saumaterialsu fur bic
Sabn btnuet ptre.
= Der 9sser 9ouis 9ane, wsIdte iittr.
fiibrt mar, finf 8rauen peraiitst su taben,
purte am 20. gprI in Yittsburs gsbdnOt.
RI- Die beae guspabl ppn MelIer-
f6miepwaaren, 9ampsn, 9aternen, Sefsn,
Sleh> unp Giisnpaareu, NGeel; feruer
0as' uno g8aller- Ginri6tuns. Da4tepsf-
unS &C., bei Dem @ebr. Qspnarr, gsssniitsr
bem GuurttauIe, Serantun. 25ms9
GH Die WaryIant Sruer 9trI6runaS 6jr.
leIll&aft III Baltimore tYurbe i'm SABRE 1859 in-
forpcrirt tinb befyt Elm einte;abIteS 0apitdl BON
$200,000, nit $4,000 9aar.glIsts AM 1.
Sanuar 1869. Die @sIsllhaft bat ten geirben
BON penulplpanitn unb 9ep- yprf rnilprcden
unb Siferbeiten bintsrleai. prIiries perben
dusselfslt unb gsrlulfe .abssiddBt BON q. B.
Mdiler, gasnt, Srrantcn, pa,, i'm Baibine>
ton Saa @rbduee, ptenauf. t5ptm
Scuntp-St Das ,,GSenina
8tsifsr" bonn Sisnfae @bsnb sntbalt In
SeIus auf otise Stsuer Sclaenbes: ngisls
anfraseu fnb an uns seltellt worpsn in
SeSu9 ouf bic Rabregeln, frelde bies
ienisen 0erionsn ersrifen babeu, Die nit
BEN Gummiliipners i'm Nedtefreit fnb.
gEir Fnp beauftragt ju ertldren, pab Der
S5all mcr9sn (NtittpC&) Dor bas @srift
in gSiIteebarre sebra6t wiro unp mad
Sspsilen, psl6e lih I'M Sslib Der Rldgsr
bsfinpen, tpirp pas 3tusniB seastsn prr-
ben, bab bic Sountpl6ulo poalfanbis al.
eetragen unp paber fein @runc pprbaneen
isi, nod msbr @elo fur oiefen 3wsd 3u
eclleftirtn. Bon btelsu Gtatla6eu pirp
pas @sri&t flar ibtr;eust pfrbsn."
gSir wouen bcffsn, taB pieie Grtldruns
auf gBabrbsit terubt.
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Die neucffcn @erid,te

aus eubanil&en Susllsn lauten sanais
fur ben aufftanb. Der jungle uuO brittle
Seriu6 Der Spanier (bissmaI untsr eesea), },
bic 8epcIuticn gu iiterwdIiissn, iil mtg
sliidt. Sn mebreren 9ufsn, bic in ben
eentralen Se5rten fattfanesu, bnb.n fe
ar9e S6lapfen trIitteH, unb bic patrtcs
ten baben cine srpbt @n;abI @afen &c.
erteutet. gisl @errbe atrurIa&t bier has
@sri&t, bab Gnslanb nit benz gIans
umsste, bic unabbdnsistsit gutas ansu-
erfennsn, 81 benz 3ptdt, bamit ss ii& als
cine unabtdnsise 8spublif ecnl1isuIre unb
70 Der gnneriruns Yprsrbsust werbs. gs
tif ni4t 5u lsu8nen, boB cine bstrd&tliGt
Nnjabl Gubansr, instslOnbere bic iinats
rem Mdnner, benz @tbanten etner nuat,
bdnsissn ReputIit sussttan fnb unb
earna6 Rrebtn, einsn Suno swiI&rn
@uta, Can Domingo unb porto Jtieo su
FIFTEEN, her Ipdter aud bic sneliIden unb
franJSfl&sn Snftln aufnrbmen fOa. Den
Bswesunsen Der fpanif6tn 9truits wirb
bic rssnsriidse Sa6rts,sit baIo Elm 3isI
leBttn, unb bic atsetdrtttt YtpSlterana
eer @cbias' 'Ssrss III SOrtsreitst, bacon
SOrtteiI su sieben. Sic BAT gBafen unb
@unition iibsr IsritO srbalisn anb net.
tere 8afubren febsn in aasT&t. At'. sa
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-05-06

Das @steimnib In 8strsiT bss pirtti
den 8eiultats bss Uefehts nit bfm Merri-
mac fcmmt in folaentsr Sielle an BEN
Sag.
,,Das etlsssn fommente Gintrsfen ris-
fee GGiffes Bel 5amptOn RcabS unS Der
GrfcIs. ben se BATE, inbsm es bic qauf
tabn Res 1errimae aufbislt, tauptfd6Iid
bur6 bic moralif6e Dtrfune bss Daspi-
Ihentretens zines Sefetlsbabers swifhsn
ienes S6if uno bic Wlinneicta psrur-
la6te Elm ibertrisbents Sertrausu. bas
bonn 9utlifum In bic 8raft bes Wcnt-
tors ssiebt iparb, une ss mar fsine suite
Sclitif, bisiss 8ertrdueu Su srItiittsrn."
Wlit Nibahtung Der In pieifm Be.
ridt snt6aIttnen f6rml6en s8drnuns
teeilte fiG baS. bamals unter Der Gcntrpls
etnes etpiItn Gcr Rettnce Warintte-
partement, cine eanae 8lctte aus fitlsn
eilsrnen Sarsen su tiiten, intem er has
itertriebeneSe Sertrauen" teuubis, um l6wes
REQ @elb an BEN @cntrdften su MAIDEN,
,u weltten biele nsue Art 6Ictte Gnlab
aab. Sebsr Seurnaliif. Der einen 3peifel
6userte, warp ein8slhi6tert nne laher-
li& aemaht p6breno tefes Sffieterc, ter
eine @ssrnecrifeauns paste, bic srSbte
ge1himpfuns barrte Der tdpTere Gcnire
abmiral Dablsreen erliita SniuIte unb
@srfclauneen, NEIL er es tpasts, h, sinsm
Ssriht 1anssl an Sertrauen in. pieIen
5lctten16winpsl su dnBsrn, unb er rarb
fGlieBiib fosar aus bem aetipsn Dttnlt
eettieten. Nm 3. Stunt 1863 pieperbclte
er, mas 9isut. Ssftrs i'm Mai 1862 fastt
nnb fiists nod @ebres binsu, ater pDne
Grfolg. ,..s-
g8enn ietp6 ale bic furhttartn Mdn<
gel, bic BON bieien tapfsrn Offeierrn be,s
pcrsebuben tpurSen, absefeat Wsresn f5nns
ten, 70 CAB eS bod einen. Der ni6t ab9e<
fsllt merptn tonnte, unb fie1sr Nansd III
in rsm umitanre ;u fnesn, bab bas
f6pere @ef6ib. 3u bem ter @cnitcr
eisentli6 nur ras @tRsfl bilbst, Der @lann,
fhaft eefGbrli6sr ais bem Gsinbe IN.
DcA bapcu elm anpsree Mal. Dor.
ldnig esniist es uns. gu. Seieen, baB un.
fere seriibmte Munitcr1otte untrouhbar
uno NIT perfelben etn unperantpo ortli6er
S4pinoel an Der ean;tn NatiOn estrieben,
unb bab biefe jsbt ubne Nittsl IT,. ss aud
MUIR NIT elmer Stema6t brittsn 8nnsss
aubunebmen.
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pic Naeifie. Gifenbahn.

S&cn baben if6 cine Mense per1ontn
aus allen Sbeilen res Qanbes BEL pro>
mcntcrp, Yoint, rta9. Serlammslt, um
3suse rapcn Su iein, ME bic lebts S6isus
Der Yaeife' Gilenbabn ssleet psrben tpirb.
Damtt bieie Gifsnbatn eetaut psrrs,
wiIliste bic Gssisruns urlpriinsIi6 Gin
ben natIpnaIsn Grepit gum SstrnS scn
so Wlilicnen Dollars 3u lsibsn. Dieter
Greoit purpe Der unipnsYaeife-G Giltnbatn
So, bic BON Smaba am 0iiTpuriFub
pefUdrts bautt, unb Der Central -paei.
fe. Gilenbatn 60. BON galifcrnitn, pel6e
pcn Satramsntp cfpdrtS bauts, se-
liebrn. Die Strfde BON .Smaba BIS
Sacramento bstrdst 1921 Msiltn. Der
bS6te puntt iiber Die WssrssFdds auf
bieIer Strsde III In Stermau, bsm @ipfel
Der Sladbias, her lit $50 1eiIen weils
ltd BON Smaba 1862 5ub bod erb.bt.
Die eesuns Der Sdisnsn iiber ras 5elIen.
9sbir9e waro nit unsrwartetsr 2eihtieteit
Ycubraht, unb cine 5Sbs pcn 6000 SUE
irarb bur4 elm 70 aGlmdbIisss guffsiseu
her Sabn errei6t pab ss brn 8siisnbsn
fat gar ni&t tsmerttar if. Ssitbsm I'M
Sanuar 1866 bic erRsn 40 Meilsn Der
6fIi6en attbriIuus ssIsst wartn, ii Der
Sau Der Sabn NIT SrGbsrer Sansllistsit
Scranssi6rittsn, ais irsrnb Elm dbnIidss
sDerf in Der Bslt. 2Im l. Sanuar 1867
tparsn 3O5 NsiIsn pplIsnpet; am l. Sa-
nuar 1868 $40 @siIfn, i'm Ssptsmter
1868 warsn $50 @silen In Srtrisb, unb
iebt lfebsn tsipt Gttbeiluns.n i'm SssrifF,
3uiammen su fpbsn, pceur@ tin ;u-
iammenbdnssnbsr S&isnsnpss quer ibsr
pas Seflanp Isr9satat 1ein pirb.
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Berlin, 2S. 2lpril. Sm glornfeutlGen
SteiGstas srtldrte bsuts 5srr BON Bic.
mard ais Grpiberuug auf cine gnfrasr,
pae Die @cnpenticn nit BEN Scr. Staattn
prn glmsrifa gum S6uye Der Gmisrantsn
bis iebt mod fsiue rrattilGsn 8rIuItate
srsislt babe, td rer grri6tuns eines tn-
ternatipualen Sritunals fir gnt1&eieuns
Der unter tem Sertras entRsbsnben Safe,
Sinrerniife i'm gBese ltstsn.
@sut 29. apriI. Gs ssbt bsute tas
@srd&t, bab Die Idpsi;er 8ssitruns So.
irpb @a3,tnt erfudt BAT, pas eanb su ssr-
lafen. Gr wpbnt in eusanO nabs Der
ttaIisnildsn 9rene unb feline Ssrbinbuns
nit ter nsuli6sn geri6w6runs gu Slc.
rem, uno @ailanb BAT pabrI6sinlit bic
italisnif6s 8esisruns ssranlaet, ein batin
setsntss @efu& an Die S6wci, ;u fsllsn.
Macrie, 80. Gpril. Der ScrI6las bss
General Gusta in rem Gcrtse, bic tattc>
lii6s 8slisicn sur ein,is nnsrtanntsn
Rslisicn tes Stantes gu MAIDEN, wurbe
psrwCrfen.
paris, l. @di. Das prOtOtclI fur Sic
Gcnfsren, ;wilbsn Srantrei& unb Bel.
glen wurbe unter,si6ntt. f
9onbpn, 2. Mat. NaGri&t,n BON pa,
ra9uay mslpen. rue qops, 10000 @anu
babe uns gcrbersittHSsu trsfs. bic SHtn.
iipe iu srsrsifsn. esara,f
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-05-06
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gRontas tsn 10. waai bssnnt bic SHtntIi&e
8ar sum ptlen btr Gpans. .-eutb. 3isnsss>
mtinbt. Gs IN ;u titftm Gnte tie @dfbinaten
paIle fir mtbrtre Gase unb abtnht eemtftbsi
unt siutm sfHeistsn pubIifum ium 9slu9s tfnh
sur Sttbsttsiue SeSffHtt. , " Sc -
@eer 0libt nod Aeiffu iperbfu gfipart nm
bttit 6atr su elmer, 70 Sid aIs mSsli6, aaeemfin
tsfritbigtnbtn ;it MAIDEN.
Die Sur DfspsIition auestIesttn @tetnfdnte
unfaifen psrtbreas 6ausbaltungeutfniiiitn spm
Raeelfiltn bis jum frriisrn Alfibs, pcin timber.
lpttIleug bis tHn Gldritr; scin 8uBfHtmrl ble;
sum SdranFt II. +. 4. Cine striusr Ginlase Str>.
mag cine mtbs ais irbnfa& ssPfistrts gtrsHtunei
jHni NtiuItatt baben. -.
Der Gintriiisprtis ttirSst fir grpaGItns TO-,
unb fir ainbtr Gents. "- y i"-.
StsiisIid efs NGbtrtH pirb ttu sezststeS
pntlifunt auf bic anfalasgiifI aufmerfiam &C.
mdttt, iIHb ii bifrmit BIC stiammte esutI&f St.
SBftrune frruneli4ff sapr einetlatfH.
In DaS Gemmfttes.