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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-29

l. 7"' ~" ~" -0""
Every housekeeper in Alexandria should
csll at once a.
CD. BENEFITS, l4G KING ST,
and examine
THE DANFORTH
NON EXPLOSIVE PETROLEUM FLUID,
The bsst artificial light for tho people that
has yet been produced. The bes, because it i.
the 'PUkEST, SAFEST, CLEANb0T and
III CAP EST and in Illuminating quality il
positively has no equal. O.! invite every body t"
come and $50 tho lew light. and witness my
experiments to prove it non explosive, m.ny OF
which have never been been attempted with
any other illumina;ing oil "r hud &c la 3.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-29
Local EreVities.

Oysters we're selling on the wharf this morn
ing at from 40 cents to l,50 per bushel, aud
sweet potatoes at from 81, 25 to S2,2 per bbl.
German Flags are flying in different parts OF
the city IL honor OF the capture Of Metz.
The Il. f. & P. Railroad company will sell
round trip tickets to the Richmond fair for
ST.
The Circuit Court of Fairfax County will
not commcucc uDti Wednesday. Nov. 9th, in
consequence! Of the elccL!oo Oh the Sth proximo.
F,ocks OF wild geese pass over this city night
~ on their way South.
Attention is directed to the advertisement OF
Dauior,h pon explosive petroleum fluid, 10
another Co Imn
Attention is directed! 10 the advertisement o!
WaI6 Ids Cold Water S.,i Washing Soap in
another Column.
Howard Bell, colored, the haud on thu
schooner Martha Washington who was report
ed some days since ~ having disappeared with
$il2, part OF the proceeds Of a cargo of wood,
had merely gone to Occoqusn, where he lived,
and has settled ali his accouuts satisfactorily.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-29
IRISH POPLINSl IRISH POpLlNS

We havo thi. day, October 9th, received
seven full pieces, different shades, Of tho abov:
goods, VIII Oh were bought very low, and we
propose TO sell them a. such price as to make
them 20 very rapidly. Those who want cheap
Poplins and good assortment to select from
had better call early.
oct27 WINNERS SLAYMAkEE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-29

Jaws, Old Government............3o
Those Collees are toasted with great caro- in
An aroma saving roaster. A trial of them Will
attest their superior quality. CoiFees losn in
weight ab out Is par cent IN toastn9.
oct u j. CLINTON MiLBU RN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-29

TROVKR s. BAKERS SEWING MA
(T ES-We have on hand largo rs
sortment OF the above we'll known machines ;
also very goo :econd hand mschl!e OF the
same make We desire to call PARTICULAR at
tention to tho new style "B"x Machine" to
work by hand. Machines sold on acc"mmo-
datir terms; also for rent ,u,
oct 20 +. s. LEADBEATER.T hkO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-29

DLACK VELV ETE:. N-NON PARElL
u FINISH.
From 81 Is up. These goods ire of beautiful
color and fnieh, aud cheap. as can DO proven
u any ouo who will examine hem.
,ct'S WITMhH Il Six 4M kEk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-29
The Markets.

DOSAD Ais, arbonats u Ammonis, TN
r. Lemon, Colmsn's D 5. +. Mustard. Qnl-
nine, Rock bridge Alum Salts. &C., Just re-
ceived ard for Sale by
oct % E.S LEADBEATER " BIO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-29

rARPETSI CARPETSl I'VE have just re-
~ turned from tn, market. with as prett-; q
selection OF Three, Ply. Extra Super Ingram,
English Brussels, Velvet huge, &C.. siso D! .
beautiful assortment of Oil Cloth Rugs, 10 VII
oct 20 WITME& ~ STA MAKER.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-15
91seft a8tsconfa Gdenbabn.

8. q. Balbntn, Yrdfpert ber Tomab
uno @ef @tseoniln Gilenbabn 1T bier
etneetrpfer. Diele @ompa9nte beabii@>
tist cine 8abn bon 81. Yaul mad StiQ<
mater gu bauen> unp bteIe Babn. nit Der
Icmab 8abn rur4 cine 8rude iber ben
81. @rotr 81 nerbtnben.
Sollte tie @pmpa9nte NIT bieV9en@e~
l1dftsleuten unp Encouragement lraern
elm slnft9es uebereinfommen fir ptelen
3wed er;teltn 70 wlrpe bic 8ride lber
cen @t. @roir nod bieien Winter 9ebaut
tperoen, 10 baB Def nddfem @inter bic
Babn ppllenbet 1T.
Man bat bere4net bob auf bieitr8 abn
bic 3eit fir pa7a9tersise jpii@en ct,
Yaul unb @bicoso auf sw6If Stun>
ben r~eou3irt >perpen fam.
@ir 1pinlden bab uniere biel9en &C.
l@dftsleute nit Der @eit @tsconfnB abn
einen plan 1ereinbars&, t5nnen I'm bieles
@erf nStano gu feBen> bofen aber ni91
paS man al, bic Steuer3abler BON ct,
paul abermalS bic Mnforperun9 ffeQen
miro fit bielen 3red einen ~8pnu6" ~
tepiuioen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-15
2pnn Mnb Huan Tdren.
GbMt 0ifrift Saren.

Gin Mb3ue BON 10 9rpeent pttb auf ale Counts unb Gttt
Sanf YrUeent Strafe mirb alien unbejabIten 5teuern rad
jsner Datum %au8efIet.
Sd werbe tn jebsm Tpwnfbip gum Gineuu ettiren Ter @teu>
eru anpei ND fein mte fulet:
MrQean Gownlbtp, bel O'Gunnor's, am @prtas, 2. Sa.
mar 1871.
slew Canada 1pwnlbip, in Ct. Spbn's Gitp, am Dienfde
3. Sannar.
apttte Bear 8~opnfpblp, BET gtatam 2eir, aDbiteBear 2ats
am Mittppb. A. Sanuar.
8Rpie 9uwnibp, bet Nlbri&'s, Qate Como, Dpnnerfaa 5.
sSauuar.
WOunts @eu Ipwnfbip. in benz S9ul Saus nate &.
Rpau's, rm 1retta9, 6. Sanuar.
@eierse Gownitip, am eer0tnltden Watlplabe, Samfae
7. Sanuar.
9adbena tperte i'd In rnetner Sffee In Der @ratt ct. paul
teret ietn. Steuern Don Nasn anjunebmen, bic fohe ~ aabler
wdnf &en.
@aIpin g. 1tlire.
@puntY G9abrteter.
Ct. paul, 10 Dec. 1870. 13be31trn2u.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-15

- Cine COMMITTEE beS Stabtratbel
bielt am leBten Dienlta8 nit @rut1t> 81
eentbImern> >pel@e an BET u1tere>t 3ter
@traBe @runobe1B baben, cine @pnferenl
49, beren 3wed bic @rabirun9 jenee
GbetleS Der 3ten StraBe par.
De- @tabtzS neenieur le9te Elm Yrofl
BOT, ra@ pel9em bic Strabe auf benz
ielben Mipeau NIT rem 6@ienentpe8 be,
@uperiorz8 abn sraoirt werben ioQ.
9err Delano BON Der ct. Yaul uno
pacifc 8abn erfldrte> paB pielt 8abn
bic 5dlfte eeS @raoirens besjenieen
GbeilsS Der Strabe Ibernebmen poue,
wel&er an Der Gront be6 Gt9ertbum6 Der
@pmpaBnie ltest.
@S rpurpe bel9lp0en, benz Stabtratt
bic Mnna1u1e bes pom Dem @tabt> Sn9ez
nieur6 ppreeidlaeenen Yrofl6 gu em=
pfeblen, unb iolle ipdter iber bic Gbeile
Der Strabe, tpel9e BON ben S9ienenz
@leiien bur6l@nitten &perben, etne8 ride
bon $50 Bub 2dnae, nit 5 Tu6 @leua>
ttpn fit jepe 100 SUP, selpunnt &perben.
Die Bride fou in Dem Yrufl ser3ei@nct
>perotn, unb luu bic Gra9e ipdter nod
erbrtert tperoen, bon men. bic Bride 9e<
baut tperoen ioa.
- 5srr @m. 8. Bapnine Der bisbez
rtee prd1pent ber @uperior II. Mifll>
fppt Gtienbabn bat ietn Mmt r~ieberae!eet
unp 1T !9err Grant $. @lart BON Ybtlaz
belpbia an feline St.lle eetreteu. Die
Derpaltuu9 Der Babn befntet fi& jebt
gdn3li4 IN pdnbeu bon pbilaeelpbiaGa>
pitali1en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-15

@ir baben bic 9rDBte unb f9Inft
Muswabl BON Gin = Dollar > @aaren
NancY @pprs, Gtenwaaren, @laswaa>
ren, flberplattirte @aaren, Supeleu &c.
umfa6eno), pai3eno fir @eibna@t6> uno
Neujabra>@ el&ente, bic ie pemYublifun1
81. Yaul's uno l1m9e9eno Beboten
uurbe.
@ir 0eten na&folsenb Elm tbeilmeiie6
8er;et@nib unitres Bprratbe6 Muitt>
SOLOS, Damen- GoiQettentditen, @etre>
tdre, Domen>p Portfolios S@reibpulte,
MrbeitSfdf9en, 2abteS' Companions
Bureaur, 8ettfelen, Tii9e> @teeen>
@4Sne folortrte photographer III 1912
r&uiic Gramea", @bremoS, @isarrenz
batter, cine 111ne @uswabl BI@er, Yup<
pen, feline Tpilstten' Seif fen, Gai@enmelz
fer, Mrbeitsf5rbe, 3utbalter, &odbalter,
BI@ertretter, @aubf1rbe, 2ampen, Waz
fen, SABA Gt9arren> unb @l@be@er, So
Yelty Cafes, @etnzS erptce, &tnbers
Gbee~ lerpice, 8s&er C12 fit $1,000,
@las> @erpiee 6 fir $1,000, 8robe
f9Sne 8pwlen, &nabenz uno Mdnnerz
unterfletper, @trumpfwaaren Gtl9peden,
Nubias, Damen TancD Opera 5ppos>
!5anpta@er CA fir $1,000 Seidumte Daz
men, Gal1entl@er CA uno 5 fir S 400,
Tii9>D amaf c. yarps fit $1,000 uno
nod cine srobe Men9e ni@t bier benau,>
tel, i&1ner unb nublt@er Irtifel' fir je
500.
Cine Mense @aaren, bic MIR fir ST
%Yertaufen, >perpen In auberen Stores fir
81. so, 5000 unb $500 perfauft unp In
fintBeu io9ar fit $500.
Gin 8ltd auf unlere@ aarer, miro Ste
dber3eu8en, oab pir fit ben $500 pol>
len @ertb liefern.
q. g. Ebompfen II. g.,
6mltr,2w 218 Drttte ctr, 81. paul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-15
9a8 Mr,nenban8.

Die Committee Der 6anbelSfomme,
uno County @omnt11oner famcn an
leBen Dtenita9 Mittas i'm Bureau bee
MuottorS 3uIammen.
5err 5omaro erfldrte> cob in Der
Sabren 1868 unb So fir unterituBune
BON Nrm1en abr 1921, 600 Serausoabl
wuroen, baB bic äi@teiten hes al
ten @ebauce6 auf Der Nrmenbau6z Tarm
ni9t n1ebr ausrei9ten, uu1 bic Der Inter
fibun9 wirfli6 beplrftiaen oufiunebmen,
pere1 Nn;abl il6 9%e9enwdrti9 auf Al be-
ltefe, rpabrenb fi9 bic Mnsabl Der Yerloz
men tpel@e wdbreno peS Wtnters 1870
III II UNI untertibun9 na99elu9t baz
ben. auf 265 belaufe.
Da bic 8erpFeeun9 be6 Mrmenbaulea
BEN County feline l1nfoRen perurla9te,
unb bieSnial1en pe0elben> pel9e arbet,6>
fdbt9 itno, CUR Nrbeit uno 8ebauung be,
Sarm an9ebalten peroenL uno ba ferne,
bic @rano SurY su perldiepenen Malen
ben Gommtlltoners anempfoblen babe,
poe IS poS Snteref1e re6 @ountyS erfo,=
oere> cte 0ebduli9feiten su ermeiteru
70 baben cielelben AUDI I'M Sntre6e bee
@pnnty6 81 banoeln 9e9laubt, ben 8au
oeS aeuen @cbauoeS gu bel6teben.
Die Nn9ebote fir ben 8au purben
our9 Die 9anse Committee 9sprift uni
benz Mtnpefforbernpen, Germ &earbon,
Der Contract 9e9eben.
Derlelbe babe nit ben Germ 81. a.
@mttb unp q. Mru1fronB 8Ir919aft ;u
Dem 8etra9e BON $4,000 geieut.
Sn Dem @pntraft babe fi9 bic Conn
mtttee ba6 &e9t rel erpirt &erdnperuneen
I'M 8au, &pen11 iie iol9e6 fir 3tpedmdbia
era9tet porjunebmen uno feten beretts
iolde Gerdnperun9en 9ema@t mprpen 70
baS Get 8au jeBt IL biz IS Gaulenc
Dollar &peni9er 70 ten pcrbe.
Seine 3ablun9 iou Dor ndditem Sc
bruar 9ema&t peroe1, uno fol- Der Bau
ni@t Dor nd@ftem 8ribjabr >pieper
aufoenpmmen .perten.
Der @ontratt beia9t baB Der Bau In
bret Seftionen 9ema9t tperoen 1oute, 70
paB bo6 0ebdube In 1873 Dpuenbet 1T
unb bic lebte 3abluns im6rabjabr 1874
sema9t wurpe.
@iner Der @o%ntroftoren 6err Orb er>
fldrte> bob Der Nrditeft ibm gu pieperz
bolten Malen, alS Orb gu ibm 0ins uu'
Die in benz Ylane por9enommenenG erdns
berun9en etnSuieben um parna@ ieinen
&ofenanidlas fir Die npr;unebmenben
&ecutttonen 5u MAIDEN ; gu oeriteben &C.
seben babe, pab lowobl Grb ols er ielbli
bel tieler Sa6e @elo MAIDEN f1nnten
pbne pab cie Gommti1oners Gtpas ra>
Ypn ertabren lrlten.
6err Orb mies bieles Mninnen 3urid
uno benadrt9tiste 6errn StablmaAn
Don benz &or9efauenen. Dies mar bic
Yeranla6une, baB bic @ommtl1ioners auf
5trrn @tablmann'S &ntras ben Mrdt~
teften entlieben.
MuS pbi9en Grfldrun8en> beren &i@>
tisteit BIG ieBt BON fetner @ette onse>
fo9ten oeer nerneint ,pirb, ideint bersor>
3ueeben, taB 6err Mareotte NIT fetnem
Briefe eeeen bic @ommilioner6 au sor>
etli9 9eboncelt bat ano paB 9eraoe feline
eieeneu Motipe in pteier N%nsele8enbeit
tren9 III tapeln iire, pdbrenb bic County
@cmmiifcners> - ,peit aus n%orlte8enpen
Beri@te bersor9ebt tbre pFi&t ettban
unp bic Sutere1en be6 @puntYs 9epabrt
ba5en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-15
SeGer aber 8t8mdrH rnb waIb=
burne.

@sfer aber 8tSmarf rnb waib=
burne.
Sn elmer bumort Ri1aen >Guttt Trutz
tt" ibe rldriebenen @orrelponbens an
ben Sin. Courier" last Trieorid 5eder
u. g.:
nDte bette ceutlde propaganda welde
8ismard ma6t> beitebt partn, oaB ct ale
Noten> @irtulare uno Mittbeilunsen AT
~Nuswarti9e" in oeutlaer5prode erldbt.
BrGber war bic btplpmattibe Gpro9e bic
LATENT Ge (pft bo6 erceuentete &ubenz
latein)> fpdter i9notterten fe ~{runs1f ld,
jebt milf len fe Deutl9 lernen. Da5 1T
berrlth! Da6 Grlsrnen rieier f9wsren
Srrode bef1rpert bic pbilplc9ie> itdrft
rie Dretmduler unb &opfnerpen, unp nit
oiel 9elbfeefibl uno 3ufriecenbeit lieb
Yt5marf ]don ppr benz &ricge In elmer
&ere i'm noropeut1deu &cthStag einFts<
Gen. paB jere Soften nod auswdrt6 of
course in oeutlaer SpraGe srlal1en
piroeu. Sum mu6en Mere bielien Dt<.
plpmaten au9 Iber ben M{aulelelfanp>
punt binau69eben, Don pel9em aus fte
metnten, ia Der Maulslel f19 u1tltelit Der
BON Der Wutterfute erlernten Maulelelz
lpra6e pertanbt9e uno bamit au6rei6e.
70 1et e6 i%ber1llT9> fremoe @pro6en gu
erlernen> man tperoe als grocer Diplomat;
tmmerbtn 9ebpren. A propos> weiBt but
AUDI parum @al bburne Die Deutl9en,
~@anbalen" l9ilt? Na4 elmer Sertrouten.
mtttbetluns perb1lt t9 Die Sa9e TO-.
8tsmard bat cine id6ne Anartl6marre
I'M @elt@t son @6tt{ngen> no er ltuoirte,.
ber.
Nun ersdblte @iner benz @ltbu> rab
Btsmerd @onienipr ber @anoalen 9erpez
fen uno bort bic Quart beieben babe.
Da nun @ltbu @ai bburne ~fetnen Cont
ment perfebl" 70 bilpet er i6 Elm, e6 be-
tebe bod proben in NorcbeutlalonD cine
@anpalenzN Station uno tbr Senior (@raf
9erSp9 pber @ptt weib wa6)> 1et BiS~
marf. Dasfpmmtoaponw enn
feinen Comment perz
febt, uno flbrt caju, raB man 1866
ocer 1867 etne flr@terltbe speech I'M
@pn9reB 9e9en ben bluttriefenpen Gp<
ranneu Bonaparte obbdlt> 1pdter ait beIz
len 5ofe f9arwenjelt uno ais luti9eper<
ipn 9enarrt wirp> bonn ucsr propiiort>:
fden" idleunieft ans 5ers fdut> &roft
speeches an bic @amin'6 bdlt urb enoz.
lid rubi9 ;u1tebt pie Deutlden (8anz
oalen), Die er unter feline EaubenRloel 3u
nebmen erfldrte> aus pari6 wie iddbi9e
6unre au68etrieben weroen. Ho N.Y.:
thos Deloi miirpeAel op lagen boB man
jpar Elm 9anser @eneral uno prdibenz
tenmader ottr Elm &irmebz& raBer bon
einem Diplomaten fem fann."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-15

Das Briefperto na9 Deutl@lanb eum 1. De-
cetnber ait 1T
l1eber 8remeu pser5an1burs I @t5., 3eitnugen
3 Cts.
neber Guslanb 10 Gts, 3ettuueen 4 gts.
8. q. @Beelpd, 9,sRsnetaer.
81 geitner, btutl9er &lert>
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-15
Brtehthe.

etfe bextf&er 8rteft, Die It's su,m t3. De,. b.
5. nt&t abeebuN wprbtu 0nb:
Damen-8 riefe.
Dreiiu, 9ubertine @&aftr, @brtRtne
SOL, Gran3tsta @pangenberg, Charlotte
Mayen, Subanna
perren Brtefe.
Bad, @pttfrieb Meb9er, CHARLES,
8a&l Soitpt MdQtr, % bon 9ia6etv
Bebreue, 80 Stt, Gerein Gbm
Btsner, Charles pabr, Carl
8ugart. Satab. &bube s
&idiabt, @eor9e 6ptter, Grant
9abn, SM &uf 8rtebrtG
9eder 3 @aneiber, Domtnif
5tl9er, Sotn 94neiber, Gbuarb
6iltebst, ylrnt @9mtgel, Satob
9oltein, @8 @&iao, Matbias
4ibL 9ermannn @&iaine, &ubulpb
&rabmer @utrfrieb @immer6, 5enry
&abn, @arpt @9rSpfer, M{9eu
&ren3, &pn s Xrpt, Grana
&rtuaeI, Spbn Webnaaun, Serb
8BQer, Gbrtaopb @ebmeier, Serb
&lut &briRop, @tenaan. 81, 2
&ul9ta, Clemens @ibel, OSWALD
2aas, 50 WiBeL
2abepi9, Serb 3emte, Wm.
Mdr6ner. 6errttdntt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-15

Darn aot 9. Dee.-Die beut(9e,
Mru1ee BON Orleans marI@irt auf Gpu18~
los.
&alei9h 10. Dec.-Sn Der @ez
leB9ebunB Don Norp@arplina rpuroe beut
cine &elolution fit Smpea@ment Dol,
@ouserneur 9oloen eineereiat. Die
&elolutton wuroe at bic Sufi3 Commit
tee Derrtel len.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-15
(Gtablirs IN $780,
&el3 s ,@rttftb'&

Vd6tn ! S06EU SuUEUS Sp6IU N
DsAes atS ale anberen
2rte, Seiten, @us 4tabl, DRtbIen Sebritate
nab WQstdbtnerte.
0-Retat bas UsRs UthbaS BtINeRe Gsm66iGte
2reik. 6&ldt f&r Gtrtula,e nab YreS Gsurant.
tSeldb q Griffith.
Rst2l.1tfH1l 0shsa, 9ad.. etr Dsrsit 8tt&.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-15
fokalfs.
st e II n E

Die neue Nuseabe bieier pampblete bate(oeben
be Yrefe Serla0en unb 1T CUR geritnbune benz BE-
trefeneen @taatsbeamte, ibereeben wurben.
AQe, bic ibren Grtunetn IN ber alien 9etmatb
cber ben Sfli9en @taaten cine eetreue 8si@rsi-
hung unferes Staates itnbeu tuoQen, iuQten bic
Nbbrele an Imel9e fe bas pampblet, fcftenfret,
ee{anbt baben wuQen, ipelei@ einlenben an 5errn
mm. Seeeer,
@tatt Greaiurer's Office, 81. Yaul, Miun.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-15
Bert@tionns.

Gol8enee 8ert@tieuns fam uns fdr
leBte 3ettun9 3u, tpurpe aber bur@ einen
Srrtbum perleBt.
Oil Staats 3eitunB bra@te Dor eini>
aen @o@en cine Noti3, boB Elm Manr,
Nanen6 &mbuel BON Cottage @rope
auf benz Na@bauiepeee BON @aninss
umetbra&t rporoen. Dteits 1T Gin Srr>
tbuut. Der @erRprbene 1T Don Gown
Daneuarf uAb fam our@ etnenl1nelad6>
foQ 3u ieinem Tube. Das trauriae CT,
eiSniB 1T Seoermar1 tn bteistr &C.
8eno befannt uno litst ee9en Nttutant
Nerba@t tpe0en zines 8erbre9tnS Dor.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-15
flrbaS Sabr 1870

IL mir Jun, eineuaettiren ~ibsrseben wprbtn. Die ~fcleenttn
prueente inb per Dollar Wet9 auferleet.
fir l1ntrrbdftund Der 6tddtS .Meoferlino. \
The Portland daily press., 1870-04-23

Madame Lynch, Lopez's mistress, with her
four children will he sent to Europe.
The Annual Reunion of the Third Army
Corps Union will be at the Parker House, in
the city OF Boston, Mass, on Thursday, May
9th next, at II o'clock M.
Washington correspondents say official de.
spatches have been received showing that
there is prospect of war between Spain and
the United States, and in consequence large
orders have been given for naval stores, and
naval officers have been ordered to their yes
sells.
Commodore Vanderbilt is turning his atten
tion to the erection of magnificent struct
ure of iron and glass on Fourth avenue, New
York, for the use of the cars of his several
lines of railway. The edifice when completed
will be the largest, most costly and imposing
building of the kind on this continent.
Sixteen thousand dollars of the money stolen
from the Office Of the treasurer of Vermillion
County, Indiana, has been recovered. A farm
er living near Clinton saw two suspicious look
ing men on Tuesday evening, and on attempt
ing to stop them, they ran away. The farmer
gave chase, and a large gang of railroad labor
ers Joined in the pursuit. The fugitives fled to
the Wabash river, when they pulled off most
their clothing, Jumped in, and SWAN TO the
opposite shore. One of them threw away a
package TO enable him to swim faster. Some
of the pursuing party swsm out and secured
the package, and found it to contain $4,000 Of
the missing money. When the thieves reached
the opposite shore man tried to stop them,
and succeeded in knocking one of them down,
but the other thief drew a revolver and drove
their antagonist off. The robbers then took to
the bush, with no clothing on except their
shirts and drawers. The whole country ie
aroused, hundreds of men are hunting for the
robbers, and in their present condition they
can hardly escape capture.
The Portland daily press., 1870-04-23

Rev. II. o. johnson will commence his
labors in the new Universalist church at Bret.
tens Mills forthwith.
Rev. G.. w. Bicknell, of Portsmouth, who
is somewhat out of health, will spend few
weeks in Skowhegan and vicinity.
Rev. Mr.. Shaw, formerly of Waterville
assisted by Rev. Joseph Kallock of Rockland,
baptized and received into the Baptist church
in Warren twenty-one candidates on Tuesday
last.
Rev. Mr.. Phillips has left the Christian
Church in Milbridge. There is quite a deep
religious interest in the Methodist Society o
that town over which Rev. Mr. Mitchell is now
settled. 1t is rumored that Rev. H. M. Eaton
will preach in the church lately occupied by
Mr. Phillips two Sundays in month.
There is revival in the Free Baptist
church at Lisbon Falls. The friends of the
pastor, Rev. A. F. Hutchinson, met at his
house the evening of the 18th, and left for his
bensfit more than forty dollars, for which they
have many thanks"
Mr.. Herndon, the law partner of Abraham
Lincoln for many years, writes to the Index, q
Free Religion paper published at Toledo,
Ohio, by Mr.. Francis Abbott, formerly pastor
of the Unitarian church in Dover. N. H., say
ing that Mr.. Linceln's religious views are
grossly misrepresented in his life by DR.. Hcl-
land, and that he was from very early age a
Theist and an avowed infdel
The next meeting of the Board of Missions
for the Diocese of Maine will be held at Wis
casset on Tuesday and Wednesday May Sd
and 4;h.
The Zion's Herald says the vote on lay rep
resentation in 66 conferences is: total, 5,64O;
for, 1923; against, 1877.
In Chicago about eighty theological stu
cents connected with the Congregational, Bap-
tist, Episcopal, and Methodist Seminaries hold
monthly social conference.
Rev. j. U. Parsons OF this city makes q
generous offer through the Christian Mirror.
He proposes to give $25 month toward the
support of sny suitable man whom the Maine
Missionary customary Society or any Congregationalist
,hra" nerence will employ to act as an evangelist
through the State.
o,. ~ majority of the members of the piscat-
aua' N, d. Orthodoxy Association have AZ.
p'''sea themselves in favor of extending an
The Portland daily press., 1870-04-23
The Last Of LOpsz-Full Pars:culnrs of
tss the Final Battle.

THE DICTATOR DIES SWORD IN HAND
r. @. Shannon, ESQ., formerly of this city
and graduate OF Colby University, Water
vile, now a resident of Brazil, writes to the
New York Tribune from Rio Janeiro under
date Of March 25, full particulars of the death
Of Lopez aud the end of the Paraguayan war.
The son of Lopez would not believe the
new. Sntil reading the particulars in the Iri-
bxne office Thursday afternoon, where he re-
maioed several hours. He was considerably
affected af learning the news
The Iribune's letter says that early on the
morning at the 1st Of March Loeez, with 1000
men, was surprised by brazilian force OF h
ean.e size while encamped on the left band of
the AGu dafan stream twenty miles f. The
south OF the Apa and like lie latter a tributary
Of The Paraguay. The Aqaidaran River is he
same a. thr AiqoidavaDigee traced on the map
Of the Dorth part of Paraguay North of the
position where Lopez foueht his last blttle is
the town Gf San s .lVadOr, and south tha, OF
y eption. The attacking force commanded bv
Seneral Camara, was the same which set out
nvar, rvm Soncepton on or about Feb 10th, to
tLa, axe Lopez upon the receipt of the news
and was ah,e'ator bad already crossed the Ana
90 suddan .ying his fight to Bolivia.
the Braz'iians' TIM hlmpetuous was the attack of
guarded the artillery %aa raraguayans who
hsnnsnea TO hs LOPEZ with those of e. eve tee
for,n Ills troops into line to 'f,ed franticsly to
but before this could be done tepei the assault
Rio Grande hor-e were upon him Amy extent the
tie party routed and driven to tha hnd his lit
woods, where bu' few escaped. 'o nearest
Lopez himself was killed in sobt -. -
eral Camara, who IN vain called nnnn h;s Leu
surrender. The ex-dictstor, already severo1, 10
wounded, obstipateIy refused to yield. anS
mean while tried to escape. The thrust of a
.ance brought him to the groupd. Caminos.
pnan;a p,nis,er OF Lopez, met similar fate. Vice
ries'dens Sanchez was killed before being