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The Proposition to Give MIR.
? Stanton 100000.

The following from the pen of Mr.. Charles
A Dana, who was Assistant Secretary of Wal
while Mr.. Stanton was Secretary. gives full
account ofthe testimonial raised in New York
for Mr.. Stanton, and by him declined:
Few persons outside of the circle Of Mr.
Stanton's NEST intimate friends are aware of
the fact that proposition was made, soon
after his retirement from Office to give him a
purse Of 100000 This project was conceived
by some wealthy merchants at a private din
ner party in this city, and the full amount
was raised on the spot. The next question
was how to induce Mr.. Stanton to accept the
gift Judge Pierrepont was deputed to ex-
ecute the delicate mission. He accordingly
went to Washington. He first preached the
subject to Mrs. Stanton, who replied that she
did not believe her husband would receive the
present. 1a-f
$ Mrs. Stanton said that she would mention
1T to him on the first favorable opportunity
Mr.. Stanton was in the next room, and prob
ably overheard the conversation. Judge
Pierrepont then went in to see him. He was
sitting as an valid in his arm chair.
s" He received me-" said Judge Pierrepont,
with his old kind smile, and although very
feebl e, made an attempt to rise to shake
hands. / conyersed with HIM on different
subjects, but ] did not make alluson so our
project of presenting him with a purse
Finally arose 20 take my leave I was just
shout to open he door when he said:
Pierrepont, come back; / have something
to say to ycu.'
l returned. Having takena seat by his side,
he gently laid his hand upon my shoulder,
and looking me straight in the face, feelingly
said:
GO have always regarded you as my
friend, Pierlepont. You are going away now
and l may never see you again. am, as you
see, upon bed of Sickness from which may
never rise,I want you to go back to New York,
FIJI. 9 md oil hnrn NO n
raise any money or other gifts for me, for
must refuse them all. They have my thanks
for their kind Intentions but can never and
will never accept cent as gift from even
my best friend.
. / promised to comply with his request
cont nued Mr.. Pierrepont, and the result was
that the project was abandoned. "
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yearly from the use OF
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Loss Of Memory and othtl diseases. re the attic
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A Canadian Postmaster had key of dam
aged powder and to see ii it was good for
anything he threw lump into the fireplace.
1t cost his widow $3.50 to put a new roof on
the Post Office.
A parlor set-Two young people counting.
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Ginc @rpB 0litte ppn 8nInsfi.

Cine 8roB Gi9te Oes ~berii6mten gpleu
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an Die untericI6ner bes Wtsmorials.
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Qrn VI. D. &ioole, 98albington, .. e.
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glus 0en1 Siihrn.

GbineIen in 8i9mono | 8ie b%efanuter
Bapp'bn4tels 6abritonten MeiIter uno Bob.
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there's.
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aoteuerten, obne leoo6 Semanoen 5u tDOten.
utit pleler Nttbe 9elang eS, Ii5 oerielben 3u
oerfi6ern. Sn oeren BeIiB fano man Iieben
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hben; ALIEN Die 8%!mdBigteren anf6ten bran
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Gin Gefct

I'm BEN lebsbrten Ttfhnitt i'm treiuntfinf,iafen Irtt d.
lei ees @flebbu6es htr Sfentlihen, aGaen,eineIt Sc
teee ~ ripfrruftt unb rteesr p~erprenct III i'm bur-
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thetueH @sitge bstttelt:. ygutstefgsr unb Tdtter", mel.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS her dnaenpnirereu @sitee ter
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ist une pieeer perflst, tas er lauts. ~pieifofst:
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Sin GrfeHHtniB 81 @uniten Der Sonnz
taQSfreibcit.

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tttr nun unO nlbtig, neil fte i'm Bioeriprube
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tenbe 8ote ni6t na6tOmmt unO oas id6ne
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Ben Dlr0l
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oer8eblt9. gr btnterI6Bt cine Camille in Oiitfs
tl9en umItanoen.
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Gin 6efet

Inn hen attiessten atfdnitt hes Reconsideration WRIT.
tells hes 9elrtbutes her ffentli6sn al0emetueu
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g;rtetnen etfste, %bttitelt: 8udtbaus. iti itnb berfelte IN
ME fplat:
1s) Die 9~ireftpren ntSssn folae gertrdse eiuaetep
ayr Seibdttt8ung Der Berbrefe r I'm 3u6tbauie unS Rem
WeItaifs Der Wanufatturen hes Sn~fttutes, als lie fur
geet9nef balten, folet. aber feinet Spntratt MAIDEN, uni
elefsrne &dnnen, trelde gar gerpadtus Der Mulern unS
6rndte angeweneet perher, ptrfertisen III fallen, IrGeii
auf fetiis Ssrbreaer nit @erfertisurs %berfelten tefHdf.
itt,9en: Die Otretioren rnSsen ieupd stntn pSsr mebrere
a8enten gum Nnfaufe BON Nrtifeln pber Walren, pels
DE tn hem Snaitste setrau1t psrten. %anfteueu, rne rem
z a1aeheutsn asenter fpItt S%eraitunI ~erlauben, ais bic
Otrfttertii fur redbt unb paNene era6ter.
ley pom Gage fttnsr gnuabn,e an In Strait trets.
Vim 4. Ipril 1870 aenetmtet.
(16O-65) Seen Sp,pic, gpussrkeur.
(Nonttsf Inn \
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-11
Nelere &abelnadridtefl aus europa.
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aus 3aris. Die 9reEe in Ser
Lin uno Wien iiber bic Situa.
tion, AMSruffuns Der Sftfeebd.
fen. Sonepner @drfte.
Yaris -. Suti, 2 ubr Nadm.-9er Ipas
nti9e @eianote in Yaris, Sennor Slo,aaa,
lit nab Maorio abgereiit.
Sie fran5ofi4e 6lotte eontentrirt ii6 in
Brett.
Sn Der 8~eitrisen S%enatsFBung crfldrte 81.
ltpler, oaB er nitt baran CLAUDE, oab Die bos
ben5olerni4e Ganoioatur uriprhnslid bon
Spanten aus8egargen. gr ipra9 ieinen
QBunl9 fur @rbaltung bes 6riebens aus.
Gin Sbeil Der Barrier Yrefe lit hberaus
trte9erilb. sic benun5iren Die game Nnses
le8en9ett als cine Sntri9ue Sniibsn 1ismard
uno prim.
Berlin, 8. Suli. - Sie bieiaen Blatter
}eigen fi6 ni6t beionoers aufgereat. sic be-
banoeln bic Yerbdltnife flbl unb obre 8rol.
Vile ftimnlen tie oarin therein, bah Die Gan.
oioatur bes Yrin3en 2eopolo Niemano anoebe.
auber Spanien ielbft. Sic ja9en, Seufih:
lamb piro ii4 ni6t einmii9sn, f~onoern neu.
trail bleiben.
Die Shieebdfen tpsrosn trieseriIb ausse.
riiItet.
Wten, 9. Suli. 9einabe Die game Bic.
iiae Yreiie ipri6t iid sessn bic Ganoioatur
ess prtn3sn &sopoIo aus.