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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-01

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General STANDARDIZATION cer preubtl9e1
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-01
Dprtmunr &C.. SIT.

Dortmunt> 26. Sft uDie
ecutl9e Traae" betrift Elm 9anci@reiben
res jebissn &1nisa, welbe5 un5 III ben
junaitsn GaseS ;u 0elidt finn. Da11elz
be mar an ZEN biefi9en 2ebrer &uitban
9eridtet, ceNen Bittwe IS nod beute bez
fst &uitbau mar 9enau an remlelten
Sage (22. Mdrs 1870 ME rer &6ni9
Asbpren. On pielen l1mitano anfnipfenp
bate ct li9 etnmal in elmer Nn9elesenbeit
an penpriuSen semenoet uno etne freunoz
lido Mntrpprt e%mpfan9en. &l8 imTrQ9>
iabr &Dnig Triecrtd @ilbelm ". BE
bonn osutldsn parlament IN Srantiurt
tbm an9etra8ene &ailertrpne 3urudnieS
belt &uitban 1i9 Yerpf t9tet Dem prinz
3en ben IS fen @inbrud mitjutbeilen, ben
6ieler Gntl9luB in @effolen semadt
babe, b{erar au9 bic Bemerfun9a 5u
fnupfen: bas man gu ibm basgettrauen
babe, pab er in bieler @%n8elesenbeft an
ber6 cenfe unb, &pen1 bic 9ele9enbett fl9
biete, aud anbers banpeln tperoe.> .9ier>
auf 9ab Der prini in BEN e%rtpabute,
6an0i9reiben fplsenbe &ntpcrt:
vMlit Bepauern ltlt t& bte S4tbe>
rut1q, ,pel@e gle mir BON ben Mnit4te1
ua&en, tpeldt IN @tffaltn GinBau9 9e<
furpen baben. Da Sit ypl1 BEN 8ers
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-01

ttaue11 1preden wel1e8 man tn mid {ebt,
10. ertpiepere i'd ba0tlbe, intem i'd es IT,
men au8iprede, pab Der &1ni0 tas auetn
&tdtt9e er9rifen bat tnbsm er bic Ser
fabung aus Grantiurt AM Main, ME fe
aus Der 5tpeiten 2elun9 berpprbeBaneen
tpar, nl@t annabnt inpem rfe auf bic elbe
taltrte .@entralgewalt cine uubaltbare 1T,
Wuf FOLDER BatS fonnts uni fer &Dnt9
ni9t fir ba8 Sell unp rQ5Y}e9t Geutl D:
lambs oa6 tbm 10 iebr ait 5ersen lie9t
etnfteben. Demna9 ptrb Yreubens ST.
Thinning, an Der @p{be Deutl1lancs gu
iteben> ft@ erfaQen, aber &lur ra>1n, tpenn
r(e preuben ibrem &Snise> Ieinsm 9aufe
uno ben &dtben Der &rpne pa5 @srtrau>
en- mas fe D%eroienen> 19enfen uno ni6t
Mtbtrauen iaaen. Berlin, 10. Mat 1849.
prin3 BON preuben. Nn ZEN 2sbrer $.
&uttban, Dortmunb."
- Cine Becer fir BiSmard, pfor3z
beim> %. Sft. - Seftntli4e 8ldtter,
l9rettt u. 81. Der Yforibeimer 8spba@ter,
baben bereit8 ii6er eineYra9tferer beri9<
tet, wel9e IN Der Gabrit re8 @errn 8.
8ilin9er babier an9eferti9t uub cemGraz
fen y. 8iSmard CUR unter,eiAnun9 res
neucn rrttten pariifr Trieesn5 Ssrebrt
meroen fol-. Da5 &uuhuerf> tenn 10
mub man e5 nenuen, murine btute Na9z
mittag pouentet, uno mir ronfen es Ter
Treansli6fett re6 6rrtn Uilinger pab
mir 1te loaleid Mu9enlbein eavcn nebmeu
tcnnten. DieTeeer 1T elmer eenDbnli0tn,
ltarfen @dnlttielfecer spltdnpi9 nad,ge@
biloet uno aus maItvemgo!pe ansertiot.
Der &tel leltf it, cc6 brlleren Nnfa]1en6
we9en 0latt cieTabne nter matt 9eba!ten.
9estere 9leidt elmer wirtiid}en Teceyfabne
auf5 0etreuite, jere e~insslne Safer 1T fit
it9 b~eloncer3 oarbeteut unp nit 0rapu<
rem p~er3iert mp;pen. Ger &ufen Der
SABINE 1T in Der GortieBunB RES &|el5
cibt nit Briuanten bsleyt> welhe> Der
Gerjan9un9 Der SABINE cntipreGeno> her
@r3be na9 a%bnebmen. llnterbalb her
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uuc cer Nauensiug Bi6mard'5 ein0raz
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ldon baraus tsrppr, cab ouBer oem0raz
yeur unp Safer swei ONcarteiter felt 5
Woaen bamtt be(blAafItgt woren Da5
psr&penrete Sob lit IS unr rer Ibeil>
auf tpsldem RE Brilnntsn sefabt finr>
2~1fardtt9.
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un8 orobartiB betrietcn, 70 aud ra55sb<
len. Sn Srtrtpn wurce lebtbin ein5sb<
ler oltpblsner @csen ltdrre Yon cer Ypli~
get ein9eSp9en, Der felt 1854 lein laube>
res 5ancmerf betrieben bat. Gr une
fem Weib fino porber 1dpn ps9en 8anfz
notenciebfabl5 gu fsbrnjdbri9er Wefdn9@
mfg frafe Derurtbeilt woroeu, ba6 Weib
tarb I'M &erfer, er lslbI bat nah Nb>
bubun9 ieiner @trafSett iiG auf paS lit
crattpe @el@dft pe6 6eblen8 Yerleot unc
ii@ babel Elm @ermD8en bon 10000
Yfunb Sterling ertporben; er tanp In
@erbinbun9 NIT ben eri fen DiebeSbanbe1
pee Sn< une Muelanpe6. Dpcumente>
Brtefe &c. iino Yor9efunren moroen, bic
@%erbinpun9en in Granfrei&> Spanien,
DeutldlanD unb ielb1t Mmerifa beseu9en.
Ct bat ben an9ebenoen Dieben Tdll@ern
unb @au6bre9ern itet6 bic @elpmtttel
CUR Mu6fibrunB ibre6 @oup5 vor9eiredt
unb pi elelben III ben Gtano 0eleBt In
@quipa9en unb fonii9en Gubrperfen In
ben @prtdrtsn berum5ufabren, mas BIT
@e9f@afun9 Der 9eftob!enen0 %e9en Rlnpe
ibnen III @ute fam.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-01
@urppaiIde3 II. inlanoil9e6
Baue, %. s2zl$SSemfeo"
We10 aft.

Deppfteu.
stee Sunptguns sur 0erfusuns ter Depnnenten. Gnr
arf l6naere, behtntmte 3ett urS anSertraute @elber tere
'a't' "'' 'ss' "'''e'' M Rsia{s; gre's II. Dunbar.
We6lel
auf aae Sauptpldse &urrpa's unb Der Der. Staeten In
b%atebtsen Summer une ermsbtetsn gousl H. Hnn GIT.
ten Banten pber 8enauters al" eetteute aUe41el tpnnea
~itstrseit In @slb BET uns %unaqeiett merSen.
WtQiuS 8rp'S Y. Dunbar.
Ser. Staaten S%bli9attpnen.
5-2Oer unb ansere Ser. @taatsn Wunes taufea unb
~Ssssaufen wtr ;um eanfteasn ytarttprst'e.
WtQius 9rp'S u. Dunbar.
@plb unb Silber.
Brenhs unt etnbetmtfde Mansen t6nnen ssm b6&fsa
@ertte IN Yaptereclb nm 9elest werben bet
WiQtuS Brp'S IT, Dunbar.
Die Gin3tebun8 BON Grbl@aften
a sss9 Ias e SSsSay mt Ser ger. Staaten ~tsa prompt
WtQius &yo'S u. Dunbar.
0pumadten,
xst.enfaetne, gerstatsletFunes>. @aentunos' nns an.
bere fur 9eutiblenb beftrmte urtunben wereeu untfs
0arautte bet te&tssalttg tett angsferttst pen
@tQtus Srp's IT, Dunbar*
Ser. Staate1t Net1epQHe
ut getle uea unb Ia europa ~telpreea ptr auf's
brpuaptefe.
Die 0ermaltun9 BON @runoetSentburt
nns fonatetm BIER beleeenen gernt6een, fopte ben Der
lauf befelBen ubernebmen Mir fir Nuswdrttge eeeen
1aStee Notwithstanding; ebea,e BITE
8ele9un8 Don Gap{tal}en
uf beFe tYpptbetartfae St4ertett.
@tQtus Brp'S Il. Dunbar.
@eloer in Deut@9lanp
pelhe bet un{eren borttee eerrefponbenten tar untere
Rehxuna ntebereeleat werben, fpwte bura unS tn
Vtati&lanb etnessueeuea @e'Ssr aablsn wtr bier tn
FpIb au8.a
@tQius 8rp'S u. Dunbar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-01
WpfQnwet1un9e

III retu3irten Naten.
aatlbar bet aIeu 9padu,tern tn
Deut14lanb>
2urembur8,
ben Nteperlanben,
Ddnemarf>
Nprme8en unb
6 9weben.
Wt1iuS 8rc'S Il. Dunbar,
aaenten sts Nsrsbeutfaen 2lOsb fur ben 9aaanwet'
funBs.@ertebr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-01

-ss" p1nHDI'ID< e"e'< S''.
Dem Clan, nno Der @ri(1e Der 9ueeno.
Duune5 Spar miro Dider, Dcm Nusia1c11
BET 5aare tpiro Ginbalt 9et0an, unp &1b(z
bit wirD, ,penn auh ntAt imn1er, 70 prD
{@4r t1ufg, burb pen 0etrau6 3ieie5
Nrlparat5 9ebeilt. Wenn Die O%rulenblaS>
tJe,l 5eri tSrt, uoer bic Drilen 'ein9ctrrduet
rrec otge torben linb, 70 1T 1atilrlt@ cine
g1isherDer| tel1tn9 pes SPARES nnmo9liA.
Muei.,, mas npd 8erettet ,perpen fa1tn, miro
pur1 btel les @(ittel 9erettet. @tatt raS
9aar nit einem tei9artigen Nieper1A(a9
at te{bmteren, wirD es p%alelte rein 1tnp
fr1ftt9 erbalten. Gin 9ele9entli9er Ce<
brauh bieie5 Mlittel5 miro reit 0ra1rerz
BEN ODER MuSialen pprbeu9cn unp 1omtt
Der &abl6eit lteuern. ga pisit5 5aarl tar
tun95mittel { rel 1on alien jenen iAaoli&en
Cub (tan;en it, bic eini3e onpere praparate
70 gefl9rliA unD n1Atbeili9 fir bic 5aare
MAIDEN, 70 fann IS muir ,pp9ltbueno wirtel1,
ME aber }Aaben. Oils
Saar=Spi1ctte
faun c5 nihts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9eten.
On es weoer Sel nod Tarbetofe entb1lt,
70 tann es Ielbf bic fem tie weiBe 2einwaub
niGt be19muben, uno bennp4 balt es liA
ldn9er auf Dem 5aar als anpere Mittel,
inbem es Dem lelben 5u9lei@ einen appi=
geu @lan3 unp @pblgeruA Serleibt.
3ubereitet BON DR.. 3. 6. @per 4 Co.,
Praftil9en unb analYtii9en Gbsmiter,
&pmeu, Wfan.
preis $l.W.
Ess- gu haben BET Scents II @srben Str. III Gritte
StraBe, ct. Yau!, Nltnn. u
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-01
&ei1t 6u|fell rtebr.

49, s-asssIEsXsE Es:sss}z EMEHEssssssaa'
Waruer's Cough Salian, BELT unb LIT BEN Suifen
Strait, fptprt @rleidterure gu nsribahsn unb E :entuea BIZ
bartndd1efen 1due spn @uten, @rfdltuna. 5olsabel grOn=
6itis, SuFuen5a &etarrb. MRbma uno 6 &ninbfuat ~ turtren'
allen pbsnaenannten JdQen, p6er iraeub anpsren @a1ss unr
2ureen= peiten. taB Iaulenpe ppn Msrit:n ten allan tds>
ltd Serfdretten uno ale terNnfbt limb. bb er bic bette tbnen
Dpis periAafft sbreemal@rleitterun u. in Ben nsiten8dueu
eeniat eiae 5laide fir cine Sur. s3irb In sroJsn 1lal den
uDu Drupeiten pertauft. @rets elm Draar: s. 1T curt
etsene Stala, weaa ibr buffet uno Tibet. Ser Ballam tu'
rtrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-01
EsH'S|.I
Qebeu5 Wet11.

"a EssszEZzsass =z Sstsss;sss ls sass9aslSs sal nsssszzsssysas sssss saN aaaz1
@aruers @inrm S;tae, pber 2ebens SSein if
Ella grcfer StHt1eiHiStr 1tne felltates 9etra 1t, es eatIdlt fstnt
fir age mtld,e ttmrlirenter Mittel tefurrea. Dieie5 Wlitte
it etn Icnie unb Verdi ,ft sutenGppetit, unb tt bas tete blut-
iitatsifeAVittsl. meldes jernal5 rem publifum1 %ansebuten r uroe
BET neitsm beIer as 8riaes, gSbisIss, gDsin, YttterS ne,
ir9enb es anpsrtr Nrtisel. IS 1T seiutber anb ti(laer. Su.
tSnnsn ten Q@etsns,vsjn aebranSen. Is it in Ter Stat Elm
Jtcttsr res gskens. 0iejentssn, melds ld eintr guteu &C.
@fuabteit ertrsucn molten un6 uuunerbrr dener ~lebfafter sc.
DIN. Gs lit rDn alen enberen @e~traudsmit!e!n scrfhteten.
gStrt lei alien Orus9ilten s"erfauit unb and in rei!peftabhr
Salron5. @reia Elm lrGar PER Euart 0lalAe.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-01

OfFce: G1Hr1EHulI =
t01 gHsf i. Ctr. Cincinnati, .. nrS17s5l
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-01
Seatqua ers Department pf 9afpts,
S;fce @tief GrmmsHars RI Gutitltanee. Z
Ct. Naul, M;nn., II. Nle. 1901
fTcaeIte UnAebpte

IT.. }uu'i Vt'uu.t ~ y Ao'o')
Dx<fic9elte 0naebpte
in Dupltfate lptrten in ii isr SfFce lis sum- II Sec 1870
70 lbr Mit oss tUr 2ieferure ber %fcl>enoen Nrnttl an tie
Sublt3ence Strrcrpe,nS bss Scr. Staaten SuS'ltence Aepar'
tements in eieler : test anger rmn,en, neml'e:
$50 BG0sr, neucs, ~se1a1seues S6DetneFeiid, Hrn stns1' tesss
Tdg 200 Mfuno halt, ba5 gut belul'en, unD III rDl Btbuuz
lene eden Suffer felt Gerteluter 1870 eepadt TT
&c. OOi Mfunb friIGes ;H;ff Wehl aus %geuncent 1ruHltna5>
tneta. erfer 0ualttdt ees,a1t. Sam eatweter in 5aGsr
rnitant eeflt e-tcn Bb5ea ptcr III ~hrspe!tsr1 Sodea eelte@
fsrt trerfe1
400 Bulb / go Yfurb III jebem 8ulbs) gut a~ereifte I:ene.
trpiene, unb elet9 erpee, bele wc,se Sobnet bic tn ttattt,
unsendhteS Gde, rber in orpfelte SaGs spn 12O Yfuub i'll
zoos pfnnp grime Gp &affse in ~bpppeltea @ddsn.
5000 Yfunb &atee 3uder IN sutsn ltartsa San:ra nit cut
%aetitterteu gGttl.
1 200 piunb fsines salt, in euteu trrdsren gd1an.
1850 Yfunb fsines Iii&@sal3 In saden, tie in CUTE, refine
100 pfunb reinen, aemah!enen, farar;engfufer, in Il @iunb
Nadeteu uub in % pfuns &iRtn berpadt.
Die pbiaen 0prrStte nnu1sn Bon Ter bsten SuaHsat uno
fttia gum Abltefera lsa in 3 Mpasn na@bem ber @prtra1
3%uertinnt. -t"@ H. .
Sic ,rirfltde Sara ,nuB BEL allen pad.t., a~nseseten uer>
bet unb feline gerautung rirb fir Yadete felbft erlaubt.
Bon allen Nrtiteln. S&tueineFsii& aussenpnn,en, rerseu
Yrpten berlanet. ~
tie be s~smSbnlia uatiuen anssisen fur SuSffsnse Stores
betsefist fnb. '5'' 's@ ~" r
q. $. 6tlntan, ~
CAPT. uub q. g., u. Ga. Gttef &C.. Dept. Of Datsta
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-01
ON6pepl1o,

= Is iH" F::S%;'" :! Z. ~ q ~ kiEsaEf:cE Eas7.ss rsszaEsE
@arner'S 0pspspiia Comic 1T Elm greparat gang
'bepnpe.s eeeisnet fur rtejentgea, melae ant Wtae,nfdmade
unb tabitueaer gertppfuns le1ben. Dieles 1T tin Irnte, mels
DIS ben Nlaaen letht iltntvlirt unS eutsn Ippetit otsbt. Us
rem o~siunten 3uitonr snrad. @dwade, nersSis unp tsspeY'
Tide psripnen iplten Baruer's Gpsptic Sonic ez
trauden. 3u uerfaufen BET alien Drusetnen. grets ein
3pQar.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-08

DExrIsrRY.-Doc. Sharp has located
himself in the Ormsby House Block aod
and fill your mouth with gold and silver
and precious gums At an exceedingly
low price. Children cry to have b'm
take a pull at them and old age rel ices
10 his plugging. See his advertisement.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-08

BOARDING. AND LoDGINo.-See advertise
ment Of accommodations for boarders an.
dodgers in the APPEAL of this morning.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-08

Buy none but the Grover & Baker; it is
the best Sewing Machine in use. For sale
BY c. H. Maish.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-08

Fault TREEs FOR SALs.-Doc. Bob
Sharp offers for sale = superior 10. of
shade and frui, trees, ruamented shrub
berry, &C., &c. See bis advertisement.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-08

The NoNPAREIL CLUB will give q ball At
the New Theater Hall on Tuesday evening.
February I'D. 1t 10 announced in the ad-
vertisement. which appears in this mornings
APPEAL, that the proceeds will be devoted
toward the purchase Of library for the Club.
Tickets only g 50.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-08

SPEcI l. NoTICE- The highest price paid for
state Warrants, by II. +. RICE,
at Well, Fargo Il Co.'S
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-08

U. S. DISTRICT ATTORNEY WOODS is on
his way hither from Washington, and is ex-
pected to arrive in time to put In an appear
anee at the next meeting Of the United States
District Court on next Monday.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-08

U. S DIST CoURr met at IL o'clock
a. u. on Monday. Hon E W Hellyer
Judge. Upon motion of R J. Mesick,
Court adjourned until the l4rh inst. rs
a token Of respecr to the memory of II .
late, Alex w Baldwin. Calendar will
be called on Monday n-xr.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-08

Music COMING We understand thu,
the Metropolitan Band of Virginia city
will visit Carson on Friday of this week
ADD that they will be entertained by the
Ad-Iphi and Nonpariel Clubs, acting N
conjunction. We give this statement as
we heard it. 1t is open to correction if
erroneous,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-05-06
Treatment of Public Men.

The prevalent habit Of denouncing men
who happent to hold Office, In general terms.
rs all corrupt and merccnary, isa bad one.
Generally tho charges arc untrue. but they
are SO frequently repeated by the press. and
by individuals, rs largely To produce the
same effect upon public morals rs though
they were true. The people lose respect
for men in official stations, and come to re-
gard them all rs aset of plundcrers-mak-
inc no distinction between tho wise and
good whose lives are devoted to the public
veal, and tho base, who seek personal ends
only.
The young. seeing tho men who are con-
tinuously denounced rs scoundrcls, and be-
lieved to be such, advanced TO MI the high
positions in the nation. naturally conclude
that dishonest lives viii bring them similar
successful results. The venal. i'm high
places. arc enabled to receive bribcs with
IMMUNITY. because. when charged with
their crimes. they reply that all public men
are similarly denounced, aud that such
charges arc the price they pay for the po-
sition. And In fact. they frequently stand
rs well I'm popular estimation rs the men
who are honest and just All distinctions
between tho pure and tho corrupt are thus
destroyed. ~. ..-. -. 1901
The indiscriminate dcnunciation Is ex-
actly what the rslscals who creep into pub
liz places desire. In some sense Il places
them on par with honest men who faith
fully serve their country from the highest
sense Of duty. On the other hand, officers
If the strictest integrity and purest mo-
tives. who resist unusual temptations and
work with untiring zeal. often for mea-
ere compensation. find no reward but the
growing sentiment that places them with
all other oilice-scckers, in n common class
of jobbcrs and robbers Of the public treas
ury.
To expose rogue when discovered.
and call his offences by fitting name,
however high In Office he may be, Is n
moral and patriotic duty. Let his crime
be characterized In burning words. But
to say that most men who are placed In
such positions are rogues Ike him. Is to
destroy the force of the condemnation.
Islander faithful public servant. and detori
orats the morals Of the people.
This practice has largely originated IN
the strife and violence incident In our pol
itical contests, and much OF the scnselcss
cry against public men II from force OF
habit. IL Is repeated unthinkingly. but Is
none the less pcrnicious. II tends TO pre-
vent the best men, who are sensitive, from
taking part in politics and becoming our
rulers. They either look upon the occu-.
patton rs degrading. or hesitate b incur
the odium that attaches 10 all public men.
A reform Is needed. Let the people
and the press speak Of public men rs
they do Of those engaged in other voca-
tons. Why condemn the individual who
docs the wrong. and not tho whole class
Of men with whom he has no other con-
neotion than that of kindred position.
When good services are performed. tcml--
ations resisted. and the public worthily
served. confer that just need Of praise. 80
much better than all other rewards TO the
conscientious officer and truo patriot
The hsterior. -eras.s
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YORK Sat- Court Of County Commissioners
begun and held ut Alfred, Cor and within the
County OF York, on the second Tuesday OF April
A. ID. lS7O. HH
On the foregoing petition II Is considered by the
Commissioners that the petitioners are responsible
and that they ought TO be heard touching the mat
ter set forth In their petition, and therefore order
That the petitioners give notice TO all persons and
corporations interested, that the County Commits
sioners will meet at the dwelling house Of Daniel u
Ksays In Berwick In said county on Monday the 9th
day OF June lS7O ut 10 o'clock A. D. when they will
proceed b. view the route set forth In fhe petition
and Immediately after such view, ut some convent
ent place in the vicinity, will give hearing 10 the
parties and their witnesses. Said notice n DO by
causing copies OF said petition and this order Of no
tice thereon, 10 DO served upon the Town Clerk Of
said Berwick and also by posting up copies or the
same In three public places In said town and pub
fishing the same three weeks successfully In the
Union Journal, newspaper printed In l,iddefortl
In said county, the first OF said publications and
each Of the other notices 10 DO mt least thirty days
before the time OF said meeting, that all persons
may then and there be present and shew cause, II
any they have, why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted.
Copy OF the T etition and Order OF Court thereon.
3wi9 Attest, II. PAIRPIELD, CLsRK'
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YORK, SAT- Court OF County Commissioners,
begun and held at Alfred, for and within the Coun
~ OF York, on tho second Tuesday Of April, A.
ID. $50,
On the foregoing Petition, Il Is considered by the
Commissioners that the petitioners are responsible
and that they ought ~ be heard touching tho mat
ter set forth In their petition, and therefore order,
That the petitioners give notice to all persons and
corporations interested, that tho County Compis-
sioners will meet at the dwelling house Of Hiram
lIussey In North Berwick, In said county on Wednes
day, tho eighth day of. June, A. ID. 1870, at ten
o'clock A. NJ, when they will proceed 10 view the
route set forth In the petition and Immediately after
such view, at convenient place IN the vicinity,
will give hearing 10 the parties and their witness
e.. Said notice 10 he by causing copies or said peu
ton and this order OF notice thereon 10 DO served up
on the town clerks OF Berwick and North Berwick In
said County and also by posting up Copies OF the same
In three public places In each OF said towns and pub
fishing the same three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the
Union and Journal, newspaper printed In Biddc.
fo in said county the first fsaid publications, and
each OF the other notices 10 be ut least thirty days be-
fore the time Of said meeting, that all persons may
then and there DO present and show cause they
have, why the prayer OF said petition should not DO
Attest, ii. FAIRFIELD, CLERx.
A true copy OF the Petition and Order
OF Court thereon.
3vlg Attest, H. FAIRFIELD, CLERK,
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STATE OF MAINE.

YORK IS. To the Hon. County Commissioners Of
said County OF York
The undersigned citizens OF South Berwick and
Berwick In said countyrcspcctfully represent that
the highway leading from South Berwick village
through said Berwick 10 Great Falls, Is circuitous
and hilly, that way commencing ut said highway,
ut the dwelling house OF John T. Chick in said Ber-
wick; thence running westerly 10 the state line by
n birch tree growing on the hank Of the Salmon
Fails river, south Of tho Mill Of the Great Falls
WOelen Company In said Berwick, would be OF COM
mon convenience and necessity therefore they
pray that you view said route and lay out high
way rs above described.
DANIEL q. KEAYS,
aud fOrty-eight others.
Berwick Dec. D, 1869.
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Ia, the Honorable, the Coavt Of County
Commissioners for the County Of York, next 70 be
holden In said County Of York, at Alfred, On the
second Tuesday Of April, A. ID. 1870
Humbly shows that the Portland and Rochester
r. Road limo intsnsects with that portion OF our
town way leading from Dlaislelps Gunner Go cali
eD 10 East Rochester rs 10 endanger tho safety Of
the travelling community wherefore your petit
TONERS, considering the safety OF tho community
and the public demands, pray your Honors would
change the location OF the said portion OF town
way. 10 the South side Of the ssid X. II. line
commencing at = maple tree, standing on Land
Of John Tebbetts', near the town road, and about
twelve rods Nest Of H. II. line, crossing with, said
road, thence running westerly 70 Shorcy's bridge
20 callcd 1t East Rochester, and direct the same
~ be duly recorded.
Dated ut Lebanon, April I, 1870.
JOHN Y FERNALD, Solectmen
HIRAM LORD, OF
LEVI C0WEL, Lebanon.