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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-08

Sunat 2tutt burb Snotstrstoten at Gjrlf uub Rbr.
per nieosrgtbroen an nerpBitt Gutrditung SdmtrIer
tm aopie. i'm Nideu uno In oer Bruf. Sdihiernbtit
organitsr Sdudts 6uiitn 3ttittn. brobtnbemg pabn.
finn, shluinouht &c. Ieoen6, werbtn ibnea iurirt
GbrOnidt ardRtben brr parnpeGe, Elm 9abr alt, no
tiurede Witte Gar Ris 8eboten, RetIt ct ourh brt.
ldts WtitttI in kaaen thrIlt1 crit lu9toathe usbel
In 1aStn Vltoilntn ien0c tr ourt Dot ODER @rpreB
irgtnbmobin. SprtdiiunDen pOn bis ubr, biz 0
nbr unb i s bis ubr NbsnoB Dausrnos pttIrng
miro 9ardntirt. tNua. .l0Vttl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-08

ntr Die &Ehrungsu Der Doftoreu auf $40 600
uno ben 3sitUertuIt Der Bjsbsrtranteu auf
SlO0 GOO uno meint, oiee Cpisr. Die huIh
oas alte 6lus5ttt unO bic bporauli'beH gpsic
peLanLaEt mernIn. ieian hnh m nrnh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-08

Su Gttilieot9e, Dbto, Wuroen ipdbi
renD Der leBten orei Wenate Doais etnbunoert
Pfane gbiain aeasn oas 9Bedielf:ber Der.
brauht uno $1,000 oafhr perausaabt! patent'
Gisbef Vteoisineu muroen IN bemielbsn 3elts
raunl bon beR botti8tn Apotbetsn I'M Sstrase
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-08
Jnrernattonais
g tittQramtensGt G tA1e.

Dit beftssB5rfxs tt tstt HEr eis GtiHef saz,
Hrbsttern anex GIateu eeoffnet. 70 -
2hnbbantr, aiIeilba6n .Sefelf@aittn nif6 anDen,
utlde Wrttfr miininsn nn ssiuds tbrs aHfrdgs fts'
tddFtiaue fur perfpft aIier sfatlonaitfdfeit satro
berf@at hne be}poert 6orae ettraatn oas ots ehlts
franten ntdtt btfdtuinoett fuerbtn. ls p. -
ffainiIitn, pete quite Dtenfbotfu btansen, moash
smb nit ibrth Nutttdgetbeebrtn.
setns BeaabIaiig tptTD fHr Bti@aftung boH BfftfH
sstidnst nHe aae erfensn, uss 9dnoerstsH, sr sta
paxetfer paitno beFbet. oen atdntaE ttat BslArss'
buae httitlbth ftnieiibsn. 1911 ar .s y -.
Gte Wajtrdas Fp sutpeber ptrbnItn nosr britFt aH
Eapt. s.. p. 9e61lten, 1oriieter psr vArbsste'
66rft< h Rr. III y orfberqe eeer t1 - asts
fst1sa tHua.2.1Jl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-08

G. broutts, 6trtFtDr 6u Poplar Tent Academy "
lNbe GUucorO, ytrG.. wrlhtr Die oWoiaoOis" ocpcu
batrueroe @bumplullt Rebroudt hut iagt
pSd Bit Cul ltbeunca 0etInul bgr luuubryburcn
BWIlnacu Sbttr oNOlabOll5," Nls tdbic Ictste Nlo.
lbt Gtnpmmtn warren nltin puNcu uuO Guccre begri,
ttnos SUMPTION, ucrhuunOcu ulri, Id bctrdbIr mid
0s oGrb 1brt lUIubttbart WCbuiR dus DEM Wrubr
Nertet, penn trh bin 1T otr {bat her WHibt oaf td
bu itbtacN S0ntrcr nhi Hhcrltbt babcn murbt iUeuu
t9 uur Die pcluObnIItbtr Qentittl uugcpunot huttt
Gabti tutli ID nod btlncrrr bGR B Uou mcurr GtnD.
qslt an an Oei gtRn etncn NusldaR bate Der eOtlu
Wittttl uiocriGUo. er III icbttOdl rridnuuuocu Sd
lam Die Ibutatr hicugcu. oGB bic gEoapalis" Die
Nu3icbrun0 tn ben NniulG5NdDiu bttlt"
t2GiGS7U2H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-08

HSn Re ep Orleans wurOe Der 8tutI6.
8ouis Gebeten tootlib perwunoet auf oer
StraBe auigeboben unb IN ein Qoipltat &c,
bradt. mo er 8leib nab ielnsr anfuntt nit
Sooe absing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-08
Wt' AZ, VBIIE 80, SiraBe, yEeW N0

Ee~ VS Ut fctH Wuueer, bab
ptele &rantt allen 8lauben an io8ennnnic
ipej,Iibe WtIttgl ptrli,teu, 0enn es tDarOen 10
ptcle pertbIoie Meoi3ineH fRr Stttung ansr
Rrantbet!tn anAe3eiGt, bpd ptnH man ietbc
probitt idIaaen iie cDI yBir baden a5tr
no6 NE poH etncm eiuli8eH i}rbliaIase in Der
4elun9 Oon 9aiteu, grIdItuHgen uno Gun
atntrantbstten OoH Or. QBtitar's gBtlos
Riri tben BAL a III Qeb6rt. 1865 -7O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-08
NtFdHttl
Wlln btdhit BE brrGblrbuUQ gbanrtH tptrOtn i'm
grOBen auo Hetrtu u oT aHBasigttU rtiitr oirtauft

Sjcr asmadltc gcndrtn 6er FelnRen Cualidt nth Der
ifbttn bdQuu Iu Btetien utttautt bic ole gumpeton
beraustorbcru, bCt g. Egfiubrrarr
Gts btr Gutdlus ulb SaraOQnr. m obtru StGbliIeiI
uuh
Rr. 103, gDt't Baltimore uabt 6outbaUNrdat
NIB. Aue Wuftrd0t UOm Gaubc panftlh uusaslbr,
uno 3utvtcocuNCt Baranttrt lBa0ren Wegbcu 20. o
D - O1tu pgr For0uUdIuug pGrtidt, (2lI-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-08
9elnptratiid ronIcrbatibe
GDngreB 9iOmiRatipncn iu @iar9ldnb.
(gBabl am 8. gtop. lS70.)

(2Sapl am .. Top. lSiu.)
l. StFrtit - Hbtb. Samuel SambItfou,
2, Siiiriit - Ae1tb. Stsprnfon Irder
3. Sifrtit - Ebtb. 5bOmas ssaHu.
T. 3tTritt - Capt. Sobn Rltebis.
8. 9tRrtH - sid,ter H8m al. ERtrriF.
Der l. 9iiritt umaBt Caroline, GetI, 8orteRtr,
Rent, Queen Wnn'3 5ouleriet BgeOmiep u ggorcepsr
Counties.
Der 2. StTrgIt umIaBt bic untersn z g3asos her
StaOt Baltimore, GAM parorO uuO ben u6rOI u bFE'
2betI Ron BALTIC 60.
Der 3. 9ieitt umaBt bic Ob.rn II gBaros Der gtabt
Baltimore.
Der 4. StTri't ulrfaBt Nussbaus GarrOu, 5rsOsrd
uuo gBdibiusOu Counties.
Der s. 9titstft uutfaBt anHe arunost Galuert, ben
meitI. SbeiI bon Baltic. Co., Charles, Iuutsomsrp,
9oparb, e. Wtarpsu. Brnce geurse's Counties.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-08


WeacrC Gabel : Na9ri6tcr
9ic ltebcr9abt bon WfcB.
Die Abitimmuna in @artS.
Yeridieocue Ssriate BON Paris
Gin Sort DOH gleu yrCiia9 Capitnlirt.
dc GeStOn rT 9ertrage BON 1856.
Sis Observation-Disclosures 5rGae.
9smard mil Die WsItti9e Radt Ots 9apftes
pieoer btrltsllen.
An8eblttbc QSeauaBme BON ifeben
eemtftben UabrJeuaen.
qrOtsit Beaen Die llmtriebe osr SOnaparttIten
in Set8irn.
SOltSSablnng in YOtDriH8cH.
Der 9srfuuf SubG'S.
Nus GbtHn.
Ser 8aiicnitillltanO.
SdS SpmbarSemctt upH Hary foI m5r9eu
beginncn,
Etie8 bis ours Msiisr,
Der SerSGg BON Gnmale afS
4EGfoeutibaft's Ganbibat.
Bcitatignng 0c8 6cbIidlages Der Wilis
iiOu ppn 6rn. Sbiers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-08
9cls' potulGrrr SdlnAla6elt,
,,.GlOrfnff," !"

Die bette WGmiGteu StdDntafAtme,
untbertroifen binttIth osr Gsnahbet uno DGuerbaF'
tstet Der Contribution iome tie aud aue dnoeren ytab'
idiuen in ber 5Gbtaiet CUR BenuBuns iur ale Sor
ten Arbesn obne Weblel Der 9orrdllungen uno In Der
Sh6nbst uno GIaitiIitdt oes Stid1es lbertrtitt.
BertaufsJtmmer Hr. AG, %orb'Gbdrics ftrafe
unter Dem .,ifreilnaurfts 2enpeIA LGtl1. .6llts.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-08
- Nic sA Nldh Nlln fcfinr m,lt.

ca5- Die So O1db WIafd,ine, pelts
i6 I'M Sunuar 'G6 bon Ser pNamtih @ctps
ina WfGebtne 60, YSr. SO, 0taIIdHs
2 tn, " ctu YIorF, tauite. TT Icitbrr in bcis
naDe iortpdBrcnOem @sbraude gtmsien. Sie
1T Mot In llnoyomus gerntbsn, bat Nittg
iiir &tparotur gttoltet uHo In0e ito tie riuFadj
uno SuOtrldIiig in Der Operation uno INNER
ferti8 gum gtdbcu. Sene meinsr Brcunoe, bic
lie nit o,n neutn YerbrijeruuGcn brauttsr,
iiaO is9r fttr oieleIbc cinGenommcn, uno m6ttt
tb Glcientgen, tpeIbe itb babe, ndt mAHeu.
Grau Anud IB. Gutbburt,
SIR 400 URpH M Etr,Es Ngs,,, Nn.F
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-08
9ic 0prcb'ldlr gGhmaldline

IN bic bsGiebtefft In Bdmitttn,
Iar Cbnet0sr. GItotrmdttr uno 5amtltH.Wrbttt bt
bette IN Der gpelt. Wtan perebe ntt ite Ii unieriudu
BtrIauit aui mOnntIttpe 3abun8en ~ ben nispriarr
BdGrpuiien
gtrtaufsiImmu Ser. %, Rorb.GbarItsitras
III 5ttintdurer Goaenbnutt. tHuB l0,3Wht.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-08

800 VatentsGieririgtr,
bic btH,n. bic es pItbt Qua frti@t gln anb fsre
Butter erbain tdgiih
Gilmore. 6ntft q @pmp..
uI71 gr. i02 4labtHr .lBttile
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-08
Bedbiet,
l)ahrtf, ,l)aGaaf-S Sbrtlr Il. /. To.

so bite ole Wufgaben alilpod1ertll@ bs Bpnntrtaf
Utftiaa ~ mden um ,inseidum Belorgtlns auf ieetr
SamfGas. Dampier na1 europe a'seh ih foa'
men. =, - . II. Rdine,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-08
NQlLLIGlrr 2 Mrnnfr.
MnCnSoIi&

wtlts 8dnIIitt SgtIurg tUitndrn. i6nneu ulbs upn
WIorgtus ii big ubr Ytahm ObHt rBbs Use0td,
msntt sriangen III Rr. 10, 9onwdD.. na9s 6owltO.
h.GBt. t102-7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-08
G. Smith & Comp,

Rr. 80 uno 90, Nortb .gutawitraBe,
Gabrttanten BON allen 4rteu Gpnfttirtn uno @bo.
Fufaee gream. Is bpfoldhe, bemticbs GaimuSs
k5urJei, tmpprttrte franJ5Iiidbe Triibte u. t. 10.
Vile Waarsn bon Der beien Gualitdt uno unpe fdt
Qaranttrt. tlSO-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-08
Wndl Tricn!

VlSssSsM Die Idbbne A itaI. Bras ~Gurontt,' :
Capt. &uoma, iplro prompt nad obtsent
SaTtn trpeoirt gDtgen Gtiid8iter tsmall stowagel
penoe man ltb an y. Il. Brauns 9pfnS.
(2Oo-l SIR. 81 Suos@dpiruBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-08

Der bette 4lae, um etne V1dbma
ftbtne III Faufen, TT bas
TOO at 5Orsn Wahtrtu iu babsH Hno uit I'M Gti66It,
bon seurg I. Gtrpbmeper, iuu, Rr. 0, Rors.
Rdphra6s.
RdbmGihntn lusrbtn auIs Etft unb SiutgFt ausgs'
btltrt aud bnltt idl sns gtoBt GusUabl uon Gcibe
@drn uHb Ssi Iutt @tbrauht otr Wdidtnen biuiatt.
ala an tnem anotrn Yiakt. tNprtl27. .BIRb)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-08
8ermliAte @nl.Iaen.
8e0. .. Stebcns' & gORlp.'
ilm}ng.

I'm ben Uuior6.suHsea S:r Grit IL sH!ipyss
4sHr habeH mir IN
glr. Is Il l5, ROrOTrCHtRrnBe,
agfkatR q De sOH Sdpttttardat. yis-E-via
SfrnttbRrme,
elm Grobss faufit5diats ggaareHbnus ,rs
ridt,t uHO uHiers Cifcs, ionis unisre baupi,
IiatitFteH BerIauisrdumt bOrtbiu btrIsgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-08
,5iam QtmEterbaut.

Ass9A Bi. {96u. ihneaieqeInbt I RoroS.
= g Barrie HSands.A Capt. j. Meaereltrts:
tpir0 prompt natb ob9em paen erpsotrt see9en 6rapi
oDer Bailuas menpe man fda an
H. q. Esrduns 8 CONS,
u63-l Sir. 81, Suos osBapfraSf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-08
Raffl slmlferOant.

iEf3A UlUu gEHIIItEUHHEs
Sas#S2naaA Das Nh6ne amsritaniIhe Satit
tlncle Soc uro prompt nah pbiatm
pafen eIpeDirt. wesen 5ratht wenDe man ftp an
d. q. Brauns & 9omp.,
\ Nlr 81 9Th slNn nfirnhf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-08

6fSSM Ite A / norpse. Barrie .Bslpsttd.
~ Gapt. 1ureensn iuirb prompt nat obi.
S,n Serss sIun man Imam, b an D. L. Sranms Is 0omp,
i226-l Sir. 81, 5lps8aqitruBt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-05
LAST ISLANDER on MRS. LINCOLN.

The statement originating in a Democratic
paper in Maine, the Eastern Argus, and sci
forth with every manner of offensive detail
that Mrs. Abraham Lincoln was about to be
married to German count living at Baden,
has reached Europe, and has produced the re-
suit, no doubt, desired by the inventor. II
has been received by Mrs. Lincoln with feel
ings of considerable anguish. A number OF
letters have been received from Americans
abroad by the editor of the Chronicle. We
give the following extracts:
FRANKFORT, GERMANY, Dec. 10th, 1869
The statement copied from an American
paper into certain French and English Jour
nails that Mrs. Abraham Lincoln intends mar
riage with Baden count, is a falsehood fab
rIcated to inJure the reputation of that unhappy
lady. Since she arrived in Europe Mrs.
Lincoln has resided in this city with the cx-
ceptioH Of a brief interya) in the most quiet,
secluded and unpretending manner. She oc-
cupies a small apartment in the immediate
neighborhood of the boarding school of her
son Tad. She lives in the humblest style
does not mngle in society; wears deep mourn
ing; receives no gentleman visitors; never
resided in the Grand Duchy of Baden, nor
been at or near the Baden court and is en-
tirely unacquainted with the count with whom
her name is coupled.
One of the most distinguished American
ladies now in Paris writes, under date of
December ~, 1869, as follows
| cannot believe that any newspaper pub
lished among the honest people of Maine
would give circulation to such a wicked SLAM
der against any lady. No gentleman would
seek SO to ridicule the dead, and insult and
outrage stricken family. There can be but
one motive-to stop the effort in Congress for
Mrs. Lincoln's relief.
Every American here can testify to its utter
untruthfulness. Mrs. Lincoln knows no such
person. She receives no 'illustrious visitors. -
Many of the nobility have desired to pay her
every attention as the wife of the martyred
Lincoln; but she declines all their civilities,
and lives mourner and a solitary. Iappeal
to you, my dear sir, in the name of humanity
and decency, to correct this cruel SANDER on
a desolate woman.-P Philadelphia Press.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-05
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.

The Democratic members elect of the Leg
islature to the number of thirty-seven assem-
bled at the parlors Of the Mansion House last
evening, and were called to order by Col
VIM. Dickey of Fort Kent, who nominated
Hon. Isaac Read of Waldoboro as chairman
l.. II. Stoyer Esq, of Harpswell was chosen
Secretary. A committee was appointed to
receive, sort and count the votes for the
Speaker of the House. Alfred Watts of
Thomaston, and VIM S. Peavey of Whiting
were chosen as that committee. This COM
mittee subsequently reported that Col. VIM.
Dickey was chosen as the candidate tor
Speaker of the House; and Hon. Philander
J. Carlton of Knox as the candidate for Pres
ident of the Senate. William Anthony of
Augusta was chosen as candidate for clerk of
the House. 1t was voted to make no other
nominations. A legislative committee con-
sisting of Senator Collins of Aroostook, and
Mildram of Wells and Berry of Lincoln WAS
appointed to call future caucus. Voted 10
adjourn till Wednesday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-05

Word is received in Washington that the
military commander in Mississippi will
call the new Legislature of that State to-
gether on Tuesday of next week. All the
members will be required by him to take
the oath in the third section of the four
teenth amendment to the Constitution be-
fore entering on their duty, and the body
will at once ratify the fifteenth amend
ment. Three-fourhs of the members are
republicans. One of the first duties will
be to elect United States Senators. Some
persons believe they will select General
Ames himself as one, if his consent can be
obtained.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-05
Maine Steamship Company.
NEW ARRANGEMENT!
semi Weekly Line.

semi = weekly line.
0 IN and after the 18th inst. the
.f>tk1N- SO fine steamers DIRlGO and
E<Szz-ag..S.a FRANCONIA will. until further
ess-a1--.&s-2n notice, run follows:
Leave Calls Wharf, Portland, every Monday and
Thursday at O'Clock =. NJ, and leave Pier 50, East
River, New York, every Monday and Thursday at 3
O'Clock Z. NJ.
The Dirigo and Francenia are fitted up with fine
accommodations for passengers, making this the
most convenient and comfortable route for travel
lers between New York and Maine. Passage in
state ROOMS 500. Cabin Passage, s4.0o. Meals
extra.
Goods forwarded to and from Montreal, Quebec,
Halifax ST John, and all parts of Maine.
shippers requested to send their freight to the
steamers early as =. NJ, on the days that they
leave Portland. For freight or passage apply to
HENRY FOX, Calls Wharf, Portland.
JF. AMES, Pier IS East River, New York.
Portland Nav 20, 1869. ly22
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-05
CIR EAT WESTERN
Mutual Life Insurance TO-,
OF NEW YORK

OFFICERS:
RoBT BAGE Pres. FREDK W. MACY, Vice
Pres. WESLEY l.. SHADER, Secy.
l ssUE> Policies upon all approved plans, at low
rates, and with unusual liberality to policy hol.-
ers.
All policies strictly non-forfeitable after @ Z pay
ment, under Massachusetts Nonforfcit, ire Act,
adopted by this Company
All surplus divided among the insured
No restrictions Cpon residence travel, and no
special permits required for mariners, or for any
occupation except those of II peculiarly hazardous
character.
Examination will convince that every good equit-
able and liberal feature OF the best Life Companies
has been adopted by the Great Western.
.icfire agents 'cdnfed throughout Neic England
Apply to W. J.. GANNETT, Gen. Agt. for New
England. Office, 10 state street Boston,
Or to 7. 0. WINSLOW, State Ast. Portland Maine.
I'M
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-05
USE ~kENNES PAIN KILLING
M OIL.
"It Works like a Lharm.

This is the Best Family Remedy, to cure al Kinds
of Pain, you ever tried.
1t is clean, safe and delicious to use and if you
it faithfully, 1T WILL 10 YOU GOOD.
Directions on each bottle Buy it of the Druggist
Merchant where you trade. If they have not got
it on hand, they will send for it, at your request and
sell you GENUINE RENNE's PAIN-Hii.fING MAGIC
OIL, at the manufacturers lowest price at retail
RS- Sold by Druggists, Merchants and Grocers.
1t is put up in three sizes and called Trial Sze,'
Medium size" and Large Family Size" bottles.
VIM. RENNE, Sole Proprietor and Manufac
turer, PITTsFIELD, Mass.
Wholesale and retail in Augusta by Marshall
Withheld Grocer, lvlG-eoW
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-05

Carl Valentine of West Hills, Long Island
died suddenly a few days ago from disease of
the heart. He was very wealthy, but it is said
lived a most abject and misery life in an old
and defective house. On searching the house
it was found void of anything to eat or drink
and without bedstead or bedding He
usually slept upon pallet of straw in one
corner of the house. He left no WILL He is
said to have been worth 100000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-05

The New York Tribune says western
members are greatly exercised over the
proposed apportionment under the Census
bill. Several of them are now busily en-
gagged in the preparation of speeches
showing the great inequality between the
Eastern and Western States in respect to
the number of voters and the Representa-
tiyes they have. The discussion over Mr.
Judd's bill will begin soon after the re-as-
sembling, and large number are already
on the Speakers slate to speak for and
against the bill. Mr.. Hale OF Maine heads
khe list. and will make his maiden effort
in opposition to increasing the number Of
Representatives. or making the apportion'
ment in advance of the completion of the
Census.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-05

The Secretary of the Treasury will not
appoint an Assistant Secretary in the place
OF Judge Richardson at present. There
are several aspirants for the position.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-05
Portland & Kennebec Railroad
summer Arrangement, May 3, 1869

Trio Trains Daily Betceen augusta and Portland.
Passenger trains leave Augusta for Portland and
Boston daily at 5.i5 and IL A. VI.
Boston for Augusta at 80 A. VI and II NJ; Au-
gusta tor Watcrviue at $40 p. NJ.
Augusta for Gardiner accommodation train), at
7.30, IL 80 A. NJ, 2l5 6 +. NJ
Trains will be due at Augusta from Bangor at
1885 \. NJ, and from Boston at 30 and 5 +. NJ.
and nom Gardiner ut aud St5 A. NJ, As and go
M.
Passengers for Bangor from Boston holding Maine
Central through tickets and wishing to come via
Augusta do so; and from Bangor to Boston.
purchaser Maine Central local ticket to kendall's
Mills, and after taking the on this line the
ductor will furnish tiekes to Boston making the
fare through the via the Maine Central road.
l.. l.. LINCOLN, Superintendent
Augusta April 26 1869.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-05

Servant of God, well done
Rest from thy loved employ;
The battle fought, the victory won,
Enter thy Masters joy.
The voice ut midnight came,
He started up TO hear;
mortal arrow pierced his frame,
lie fell but felt no fear.
The pains Of death are past;
Labor and sorrow cease;
And hfe's long warfare closed at last:
Ills soul is found in peace"
The New York herald., 1870-08-03

This information, from all States entltled 70 addi-
tonal currency under the new law, must be received
before the banks can he organized.
Recognition or COnsuIs.
The President has recognized Basil Wagsner as
Consul Of Nicaragua at Baltimore Joseph Oyarzabaly
Bucei, Consul Of Nicaragua nc Boston, and Fran
cisco Perrcra, Consul OF Bolivia at San Francisco,
Gal. NN efHf
if Reforms In the Treasury Department.
The CHIEF Clerk OF the Treasury Department To-
day directed that hereafter purchases on account
OF the contingent and other expenses Of the Treas
ury Department will be paid for unless made by per-
sons duly authorized by him to make the puronsse.
Pers0nnI. ~-,t' Mkai
" Secretary Belknap returned here THIS morning
from hrs tour or inspection OF the gosern-
ment arseras. He expresses himself very much
gratifed with what he has seen. and speaks OF the
condition OF the various arsenals IN the most favor
able manner. He IL at his post at the War Depart
ment to-day, busiy dcspatcnng all the business
which accumulated during his absence. lie viii
leave here again in few days for the West Nieit
Vice Admiral Porter left Washington this mornlng
for Narraganset. RI Gr lEfas
Senators Ramsey and Nye are In town to-day. g''i
The object OF the visit OF Congressman Harvey O.
Calktns who arrived here to-day Is TO endeav or 10
obtain employment In the Brooklyn Navy Yard for
several of hts constituents. In the Seventh District
there are great number OF mechanics ana lsborers
out OF employment and CalKins though democrat,
has made strong appeal to Secretary Robeson IN
their behalf. and with prospect Of success m '1-N
The New York herald., 1870-08-03
"SIsTERs OF THE STRANGER"
Monthly Report OF the Socicty-A Poor r.
hibit.

Monthly Report OF the Socicty-A Poor Ex-
hibit.
Yesterday afternoon the "Sisters of the Stranger
held their regular monthly meeting Ia their rooms,
45 Bible House. Their monthly report makes the
following exhblt:-Received during the month (do-
nations), $I4 So; expended $14 80; balance on hand
fifty cents; hand for life membership fund, &4OO
subscriptions due, s4a or persons aided during
the month two were rom the State OF New York
TWO from Vermont Two from Virginia, aud
two from Ireland from PENNSYLVANIA
one from Maryland one from Georgia, one from
Scotland, one from England, one from New jersey
one from Massachusetts, one from Florida, one from
North Carolina, one from Cuba and one from Swift
Zeriand: total, nineteen. or these seven were
foreigners and twelve were native Americans.
AS has been stated before, the society are very
much In need OF funds. They have every day great
many applications for assistance, but unable TO
assist all who because Of the scarcity Of funds
In the treasury. DR.. Deems OF the Church OF the
Stranger, Of the very earliest founders OF this cha
rty, has done all In his power TO aid it, and will still
continue to do SO, but he thinks other ministers In
the city should assist him. subscription taken mp
once In while I'm OF tho large and wealthy
churches would 60 far towards helping them. Miss
Cecile Sturtevant. the secretary, who is always IN
attendance at the headquarters to render whatever
assistance lies kwithin her power wrote some time
since 10 Mr. Bcecher, Mr.. Chaplin and Mr. Gon,
questing them each TO give lecture In behalf OF the
fund OF the society, but as yet she has not heard
word in reply.