davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-28

The great local events of the week will be
the examination and closing exercises of the
shoots in the village district. The exhibition
of the high school and exercises connected
with the graduating class will take place at
Meonian Hall on Friday. We understand
that the members of this school will give a
reception at the above named hall on the eve
ming of the exhibition. .s.==t4-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-28
FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE.
PARIS, June 27.

PARIS, June 27.
The abdication of the Throne of Spain
was signed by Israbella, in the presence
all the royal family in Paris, and several
Spanish Grandees and Generals. The Queen
Royal read a formal address of farewell
The Ex-Queen has notified the Pope of her
abdication, and begs his blessing for the
Prince of Turias and Spain.
The Com. on Petitions in the Corps Legis-
latif at the request of NJ. Olivier, have re-
ported unfavorably IN the application of the
Orleans Princess to France.
LONDON, June ~.
The reports of the intended recall of Mr..
Motley excited much surprise, and are not
credited
The collection of tolls by the Austrian and
Prussian authorities on the Elbe, ceases on
the first of July.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-28

Many of the farmers in this vicinity COM
menced haying last week. During the pres
sent week they will take hold of the work in
earnest The quantity of hay is hardly up to
the average, although of excellent quality.
We have seen some fields where the grass
roots were all 'twinter-killed" last winter
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-28
FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
WAaHINGroN. June 27.

WARRINGTON, June 81.
SENATE. The Texas Pacific Railroad bill
was passed with amendments requiring that
the guage of the road should be five feet from
Marshall, Texas, to San Deigo, Cal, and that
all iron and steel used be purchased in the L.
s., and permitting the Southern Pacific Rail-
road OF Cal. to connect with the road by a
branch.
Adjourned
HOUSE. Mr.. Garfield, from Com. on the
Currency bill, made report, and said that he
would call it up for action to- morrow.
Adjourned
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-28
Horrible Murder.
INDIANAPOLIS, June g

ISDIANAPoLIs, June 81.
The bodies of two little girls were found on
Saturday in a sluicc-way near White river,
and developments at the Coroner's inquest
show that the elder had been outraged and
murdered, and that the younger was also muir
dered to prevent her giving information. The
water was only eighteen inches deep where
they were found
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-28
Local AMI State Nems.

The following is. list Of the Delegates
from this city to the Democratic State con-
vention to be held in Portland to-day: +. 81
Hon. f. f. Pillsbury, Maj. j. w. Freese,
Capt. G. p Cochrane, J. w. Bradbury, Jr. :,
L. B. Brown, E. S. Soule, c. b. Morton
One vacancy to be filed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-28

New YORK, June q.
COTTON-saes $500 bales; mid. uplands 81.
FLOUR-state $40 at30; round hoop Ohio $50 9bS0 ;
western 50d610; southern 610S9e0
WEEAG-sales $1,000 bu; No spring l269lS7:
No. do. l2S5l32 winter red and amber western,
l42gl45.
CORN-new mixed western 9Oal0O; old do. lO7
in store.
OATS-state 766sls; western 6O662.
PORk-mess, 5000; prime, $3.50.
LARD-steam, l6 kettle, l6h.
BUTTER-Ohio, l6g2S; state, 0dS2.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-28

Mr.. II. L. Weston editor of the journal
and Argus, of Petaluma, Cal, and formerly
an editor of the Fountain and Journal, tenn
perance paper once printed in Gardiner, has
been visiting his friends in that city. He has
been in his adopted State for eighteen years,
and has not been east during that time till
now,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-28
FROM PORTLAND.
PORTLAND, Me-, June %.
Masonic.

The Portland Commanderv of Knights
Templars, accompanied by the Portland
Band, and the ST. Alban Commandery, ac-
companied by the Haverhill Band, left by the
regular train to-day, to attend the Masonic
celebration at Bangor
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-28
Sad Case of Poisoning.

Harris Bailey, residing near Somerville, in
lhis State, poisoned himself and three chill
dren on Saturday with Ded-bug poison, think
it was whiskey. The children all died, but
Bailey will probably recover.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-28
Special Notices.

In Tic D0uloureux, rub Renne's Pain-Killing
Magic Oil all aro,lnd the ear and especially on the
prominent face bone above the You thus reach
the "fith pair ofnerves, which go to the face" and
II you use it faithfully it soon cures. sold by
Fuller. tl4 fl5't t&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-28
PEARLS AND RUBIEs.

When rosy lips part, pearls should glitter behind
them. To preserve and beautify the dental enamel
there is no preparation like Sozodont u compound
of the most wholesome, vegetable antiseptics
among which the Bark of the South American Soal
Tree, known to the natives Outlay, and used by
the Spanish Americans for cleansing without i'm.
pairing, the most delicate fabrics is most important
fteodlw FF
"SPAULDING's GLUE" will Just suit YOU
STERLING ARrICLE-Nature's II air Restora
tive So clear, fragrant, efficient in restoring
gray hair and keeping the head healthy. Ask your
d-agS;s: sr it. sec advertisement. t&wlw june2
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-28
FROM RICHMOND.
RICHMOND, Va, June q.

= RICHMOND, va, June 2.
The City Council has adopted resolution
declining to receive Jefferson Davs's Confed-
crate Presidential Mansion back, on the terms
proposed by the L. S Govt. This is not to
charge rent for the time of its occupancy as
headquarters for the military. They ask that
the rent be paid and the building restored to
its former condition.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-28
BY TELEGRAPH
-TO THE
Daily Kennebec Journal.

by the Western Union Line-Ofices in Hendees
building opposite the Post once and at the State
House.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-28
marrieD,

~ THIS City, 2cth inst, by Rev. c. F. Penney, Geo
W. knowles to Mrs Lizzie T. Creacy, all of Au
gusta.
In Gardiner, 2Sd inst, by Rev Mr.. Upjohn of Au
gusta, Mr. Samuel S. LitChi!ed of New York, tC
Agnes II. Clapp G. .
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-28
DicG.

In Riverside, 2ith inst, of cholera infantun,
Willie A., son OF a. VI. and NJ. W Lovett sged j
months.
In Fairfield, Goth inst, Mr.. Andrew Archer, aged
63 years and months.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-28


A meeting of the Kennebec Bible Society
was held at the Granite church on Sunday
evening. After voluntary by the organ, an
appropriate prayer was offered by Rev. DIR.
Kicker. Hon. J. W. Bradbury, President of
the Society, made an interesting address,
stating the objects of the meeting and of the
Bible Society, and its claims TO liberal sup
He said it was good work in which the Bible
Society was engaged-the diffusion of Gods
truth unmixed with error, of Gods inspired
revelation free from human imperfection.
He alluded to what the Bible had done for
humanity as the great instrument of civiliza-
ton and moral reformation, and the best
source and support of civil liberty. We fail
to realize how much of our best knowledge
comes from the Bible,--our knowledge of
God-his attributes and moral government;
and how dark our minds would be but for the
light reflected from its sacred pages. He al
luded to the encouragement we have for sue
cess from what has been done--the millions
of copies now in the hands of millions of
readers, contrasted with the single roll in the
Jewish Synagogue, and the sparse copies in
the days of Luther, who was ignorant of the
existence of the book while a student of
University, until he accidentally found single
copy in the Library
Rev. VIM. Fl. Gilbert, District Agent of the
American Bible Society, then delivered a
deeply interesting address, on the special work
of the Society. Persons in the audience were
called upon and brief remarks were made by
Jos. Baker, Esq, and Rev. Mr.. Martin
Rev. C. F. Penney, chairman of commit
tee appointed at preliminary meeting held
in the afternoon, consisting of Rev. Messrs.
Penney, Bingham, Kicker and Martin, to re-
port a list of officers, made report as follows:
President J. w. Bradbury.
Recording Secretary, Cargill.
Corresponding Secretary, Rev. E. Martin.
Treasurer,-J. j. Eveleth.
Standing Committee,-L. r. Holbrook, Ed
ward Doe, Howard Owen.
All the officers to be ex-officio members of
the Standing Committee.
The report was accepted.
Meeting OF the City Council.
The regular meeting of the city council was
held on Saturday.
The following order was passed:
That the Chief Engineer, under the direc-
ton Of the committee on Fire Department, be
and hereby is directed to procure n suitable
bell, and cause the same to be erected upon
tower to be placed on the Atlantic engine
house, provided the expense Of said bell and
tower shall not exceed the sum Of 800, and
that the Mayor be authorized to draw his war
rant upon the Treasurer for the expense there
of, and charge the same to the appropriation
for Fire Department.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-28
FROM LEWISTON.

LEWISTON, Me-, June 81
Destructive Fire--.Loss $4,000.
The extensive flour and wooden mills of
Josiah dearborn, at Effingham Falls, N. H.,
were burned Sunday. Loss Sl2 900; no in
surance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-28
FROM BOSTON.
Pressmen ON the Strike.

The Pressmen employed by wholesale
clothing dealers, numbering about 300, struck
to-day for increased wages.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-28
FROM CONCORD.
HiN
CONCORD. n. H. Jun

..-.... .. CONCORD, n. H., June 81.
'f+o,- Melancholy Accident. 81 A. | b 3
Thomas Thurston Of Conway, while telling
timber last week, was struck by limb and
killed. He leaves wife and five children.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-28
From AUGSTA to NEW YORK

Passengers by this route will be tcketed through
to New York by the Steamers FRANCONIA and
DIRIGO, which leave Portland for New York every
Monday and Thursday. Baggage trucked in Port
land free of expense. Fare from Augusta TO New
York: Cabin, $3.50; meals extra; Deck passage,
$3.50
The Ella connects also at Bath, each trip, with
the steamer Spray for Boothbay. ssar
This boat will stop at any of the ce-houses on the
river on display of a white flag rs a signal
For further particulars apply to y "a
ttf-june23 b. +. MORSE, Augusta Agent
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-06-28
- ---------=------
WANTED,

A GOOD GIRL for childs nurse. One who ha
n taken care Of children preferred.
Apply at once to
NO. 10 STATE STREET,
t3teod-june2St ss tas Ia Near the State House.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-04

aampfe su einem Abi@lue su eelansen>
ptl&er lie erueen, fit bic perbtnoeten
Regierun9eu leitenb 9e,reienen@e
punfte fe(bdlt uno bic itrettencett 9nz
tereGen per@5bnt." @ie e6 NIT bteier
n@eri5bnun9" etne 8emanotnib bat,
febt Der 9eler am beutli@fen aus ben
Mittbeilunsen preubii1er 8ldtter felbit.
90 16retbt Elm Correspondent pom 6.
, Mat aus Berlin: ,,Ste taben pieper
etmas u5u etanpe sebra@t", bic 9erren
National> 9tberuleu, 3ur nidt eerineen
lleberrai9un9 auer Steuer3abler Berz
lins> tpelde beute al Sfertlt@en Orten
f@ in lebbaften Debatten ii6er bic beu<
tise Mbftmmun9 I'M 3ouparlautent er<
eeben. 8a6 lte9t ben @ptbaern baz
ran, pb fte aud etnen @erbrau6s<NrT
tifel bes armen Mannes unter Uni ltdnz
ben b6ber bel fsuern? Die Nr9umente>
mel@e iie por9eFern 9e9en ben &affee5
,pQ anpenpeten, tebrten fe beute tpte
5anoi@ube um uno 9ebraudten fie fit
ben 8afeesou. Da6 1T es> pa6 ben
Berlinern bic 3ornr1tbe in's @efdt
tretbt. Die Grbttterun9 rer Gurt<
19rittspartei innerbalb uno aueerbalb
re8 parlaments6, ter Giobeutl9er1 Der
Ga9len unp Der unabbdnsieen 2iberaz
len aus &beinlano uno @etfalen iiber
eielen jdben un,9la9 1T nt@t 9ertn9.
SD b6rte bsrporra9enpe Glbrer pteler
parteien bas @erbalten ber Netipnalz
2tberalen al6 s5elonte be;eidnen. 9fd@>
fe Gpl9e tbre6 Greubru9es mii11e fem,
pab man f9 tet ben 6erbfwablen unz
ter feinen lmltdnpen ibnen o0ocitren
rlrfe. Gs miil7e tbnen flar weroen>
pab ibr @erbalten leitens Der ebrlt6en
@dbler i'm 2anpe NIT gnt 1dtepenbeit
surud9epieien &perpe uup ite ibrer @ba>
archaeological ;u1dreiben mii0en> tpenn
iie preieis bis pier3ie @iBe an Gunier>
patipe Tprtl9rittsleute unp @pctal>
Demofraten abeeben meroen. Sn
Berlin tpereen fie mebr als je parauf
su Yer;tdten baben> einen Ganoioaten
aufsuiteuen. Der Berliner Ddbler
re9net bereits, bab er paS pfunp &afee
um ,,eun pfennise b6ber be3ablen uno
an Dfentlt@en Srten fir Die Ia1e
&affee anftatt Der iiblt9en p 59r.
3 @sr. entri9ten mue. Dieie Muf>
faRung 1T ni9t pbne 8esri1noung.
Die Speculotion Der Golonial>Baa<
renbdncler bat fi@, wte auf Der B6rie
perlautete, idou 9efern Nbeno cerGom>
promib : @erbanolun9en bemd@tt9t
mel9e bic 5erren y. Gordfnbed, ..
Bennislen unb .. 8lanfenburg NIT oer
@esieruns 70 fibrten> bab piele auf bic
Gprperunsen per pereiniaten @otbaer
unb Geupolen ein9ius. 6eute Morsen
fpuen bereitS na9 6ambur9, Bremen,
Grteft telesrapbii9e Depei9en an eer>
ti9e @rpniifen at9e9anser 1etn> tpel@e
ben Muffauf ollee lasernoen 9ahees
anprbnet.w 60 itebt es NIT ber uger=
f1bnuns Der itreiteneea Sntere6en."
Bum ueberFuie mag bier nod cine
turae @9ilperun9 Der. @timmua9 fol-
aert, In &pel9er bic Wit9lieber bes 3ou<
patlamentS felbf bic Norobeutl@e Re<
iipetl3 nerlieben. ~Dte fiboeutlAen
3ouparlamentsmit9li t9lieber, iareibt man
ebenfau8 aus Berlin, perlanen bic Mf5
trppole Norbceuti9lanbs NIT 9emti9<
ten Gmpfnpun9en: Die Gtnen befrie<
h{nf hnf lffd1t6 III @1tnf1hf nefnmnten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-04
Mmslambii@e Na9ridte1t.

5ranfreitb. = Safer Napolepn
III. bat nas sldn;ence S9auipiel Der
Natipnalabtimmung nit elmer Nece
sefdloNen, bic bepeiSt pie itder er fd
il, ieiner neu beiefti9ten @telung fublt.
Sn @esenwart Der &ailerin rnp feines
@pbnes empin9 er am sori9en @am<
flag ben eeIebeebenoen &6rper III feterz
ltder Nuoien; uno nabm oa6 pffisielle
Relultat Der iiinofen @olf8abftmmun9
ent9eeen. Gr oonfte fir ben neuen
Bewei6 oer Gr9ebenbeit 1pel@en ibm
pas frans5fl9e Golf se9eben uno erin>
nerte nit Stpl3 an bic Mbfimmunsen
son 1913, 1851 uno 1852 tur9 ,pel>
DE cte franS6iiide Nation ibn suerf an
bic Spibe her Mepublif terufen unb
cann sum Nueinberr1der sema9t bate,
vDie @e9ner unlerer Sn1titutipnen
ipra@ ber &oiier, baben bic pplitif su
elmer Grase swil9en pem &aiiertbum
uno Der &epplutipn 9ema@t. Die Naz
tion bat bic Gro9e su @unlten pe8
SYnems entldieoen cas- Sronun9 uno
6reibeit perbiiret. !6eute 1T bas &aiz
1errei@ fart; aber e6 wiro feline 5tdrfe
pur6 {etne Mdbi9une ;ei9en. Meine
@e9ierun9 wiro pie@eiese pbneparteili6
feit aber aud pbneS@wd@e ppu3ieben.
sic miro ni9t Don Der fir fie fefeeleBz
ten 2inie abtpet9en. Mue Ne9te ibrer
untertbanen a9teno> miro fie lie ale
unb ibre idmmtli@en Sntere0en f6lsen>
pbne an bic abpei@enben Stimmen
pper feinrltGen Man6per gu penfen.
Nber fe miro aud oaflr ior9en> pab
rer 8iue Der Natipn sea6tet >perpe unp
iiber jecer Grose erbaben bletbe. BE-
frett BON ben 8erfa0un9sz Jraeen,
wel9e iie BON einoncer setrennt bielten>
perren ibre befen @eiiter ieBt nur pas
Cine Streben beten -lid um bieGp,1z
ftitutipn gu ldaaren lpelde pa6 2anc
ianctiontrt bat. Neelide perlonen vcn
alien parteien >rerper f9 jeBt In per
Bemibun9 pereinf9enL bic 6drte Der
parteileiben19aft 3u miloern bic 9elell<
l9aftli@en Snterefen Dor perMnfedur9
fall9er 2ebren ju be>pabren uno pur1
ale gelebli9en Mittel bic @rSBe uno
bic Yrpsperitdt GranfreidS ;u erbSben;
-mtr perbet1 unS belniiben, Belebruno
III perbreiten> bic 0erwaltunos<M <MaBI
rt9eln 3u pereinfa9en> @erbe0erunsen
3u @unit fen be8 lancwirtbI9aftlt9en
Snterefes In baS @eleBbu9 ein3uflbz
re>, uno 6fentli9e Berfe gu entfalten.
Wir &pereen un(ere 3ett ber @errinse@
runs unp befen Gertbeilun9 Der @teu<
ern pipmen. Dies 1T un1er prp>
9ramm, bas, tpenn es perpirtlt9t ia,
ben Gortldritt Der Giyiliiation forbern
Miro"
Cine ,1eue periobe bes TriebenS unb
ner @oblfabrt oeripridt al(o Der failer<
li9e @ebner ieinem @olte> inbem er bic
eemdbieten Mdnner daer Yarteien ein>
labet tbm butei bebilFi@ 3u iein. Bet
allepem If es interefant 3u beoba9ten,
wie fabl bic europdii9e pre6e bic De<
rnpniaration beS &atIer8 aufabt; bic
rneifen SournaIe, belonpers IN Deuti9s
lamb betra9ten tas Gr9etnib Der Nb<
ftimmuns als cine Golse ber Gur9t
spr elmer neuen &epolutipn> &pel9e
bic GntpedunQ zines @pnplptte8 aeQen
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-04
Wu1ltt,,er 134.

bic Mnbern mtbmutbi& bob es 10 fam,
unb 8etpe iiberseu9t> oaB bic wettauSz
ii9ti9en pl6ne fir bic 3ufunft be5
parlamente6 eefnitiS i,1'6 @a0er &C.
fallen iino. Gisen mir elei9 bin3u
baB bic nationalzlt6erale @ruppe oer
@Iobeutl lden tpel@e bier unter benz
Namen per ~Mainbrife" ber Nni9lubz
pclttif 9olbene pfeiler gu erri9ten 9ez
ba9te, 3umei t Scn ibren Speen at9ez
fcmmen 1T. Die @5lf, StauhenberA
Marquaroien u. {. No., fotpie bic 9ptbai>
iden Sdwaben uno 6e17en ilnb iiber
|aue bief9en @prsdnee tief perfimmt
fie fa9en 9erapeju, oab f1e BON ibren
Nprbbeutidep @eiinnun9ssenpien iiber
pie Sntentipnen pe6 @rafen Btsmard
9etdui1t poroen leten, ra6 fe eur@au5
fetn 8erlan9en mebr trG9ert fid nib
len 3,t lailen, unb baB iie ber betn,tl1en
pplttif pbliesen mouen> anitatt unprafz
tiide Nnidlubpolitif 3u tretben> Die tm
@liben td9li@ serbaBter tptrb. SD
9ebe cteie Mittbeilun9en> &pie fe mir
aus Dem Munoe iltoeutl9er parla<
mentsmit9lieper 9eporoen, bte bisber
su ben eifrt9ften G5rperern ter natinal<
liberalen Yolitif ;dblten." 9lu6 bic
ubr bteleS parlaments 1T ab9elaufen
uno ba6 preuBilde @olf tpiro bemnd@t
feline 8ertreter IN Der 0eleb9ebune neu
wdblen.
Die preubil6e @eeierung bat in
&et9sta9 ben &orl9las aceeptirt> bic
Tope6itrafe au3ubeben auber In Tdlen
oes porteoa9ten Moro6 une Der Gr<
morpuue eineSGlrten pe6 norbbeutlden
Bunpe6.
s8iirteinber8 bat ben Mann per<
loren, tpel9er rem 1brpn AM nd9iten
itano. prina Triepri@ BON @irteu,z
tembere> Sdwa9er unb @etter pe6 ST.
ni96 UNI rdlumptiper Tbronerbe 1T
mad f9werem Gooe6fampfe am 8. Maf
9eforbeu. prin3 Grieori@ &arl Mu'
guf seboret1 am 81. Gebr. 1808> war
berSobn beS prin3en paul &arl Griebz
rid Musuf, 8ruper bes RSnte6 @il<
beluL unb permdblt am 20. Nopember
1915 nit oer prin3elin &atbarina
Grieperite CHARLOTTE @9weiter be6 ieBi<
gen &6ni9s. ~-
Mm 4. Mai beeioiste cer &5nig ben
ne,t ernannten llnterridtsmintfer, ieitz
beriaen &anlmerprdfbentett .. 1@e6ler.
Na9 Der 8eeipisun9 rt@tete ber 86ni9
an zen Miniiter folsenbe @prte :uS1
fomme Sbnen NIT 1pllem Nertrauet,
entse9en uno eymarte, pabSie bic wi9<
tteen Snere0en Sbre6 Departments,
benen t@ boben @ertb betle9e, pfe9en
une mir beifteben tpercen> aud ferner
ben confelfontueu Griecen gu erbal<
ter." ~'
Mus 8abem fommt fol9enoe Ma@z
ri6t bur9 bic Mu9sb. pofst9.: ~Sn
ber Gefune 3u Rafatt ffnp 9leia3eiti9
tret fatbolil9e @etflt&e fnterntrt; ols
@eleuf&after f1nnte tbnen per elet@<
falls bort refbtrenre wadere &epafteur
bes ,,Bepba9ter6" ptenen, tpenn nt@t
tpabrfdeinli& gum @pble Der Ultra
mcntanen aus benz &ef1prt beS Sufts>
mtniffer6 auf bic Di6ctpli11 ter @trdf<
linae perl9drfenbe @bdnberun8en er<
Fofen pdren. MuhaQeno 1T e., bab
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-04
Oe1ltfDIant ptro ebenfeu6 in

Oe,1tfDIanb wirp ebenfau6 in
nd@ffer 3eit ra6 S&ouipiel grocer
Nationalabfimmuneen baben, ron re<
men bic Grtitens 9epi0er Re9ierun9sz
lpftme, pieueidt bic 3ufunft ein3elner
Staaten abbdnet. goran fIreitet
Sefferreicb. Na9 speiidbrisem
@rpertmenttren nit rooifalen @eleBen
bat Die Nesierune res &ailerfaates es
oa3u sebradt bab bic iiberwie9enp
fatboli(de BeoSlferuna pffen iAyen ilnz
wiuen sesen bic llrbeber jener @efebe
au6lpridt unp tab bic Yeri9iebenen
Nationalitdten, aus ,pel6en bas Neid
suiammen9elebt it, einanper fe{nbielig
ge9enuberteben. Sn pieler frittiden
Sage appellirt &ailer Gran; Soiepb auf
Den Gatb be6 Net9sfonslers Beuit an
lein; @olf; benn ber Gele9rapb ueloet
iibsr BEN Scean fol9enoe6 ~&ailerlide
@eroronun9en iino per1fentlt9t lpel9e
bic NuFSlung re6 3et@Sratbe5 betrez
tiren lo,pie aud bic ber 2anota9e III
ben perihiecenen Gbeilen ces 2anoes.
Neuwublen bafir fino an9eorrnet.
@ollten bic 2anbtase fi6 !peigern De-
putirte fir ben Reidsta9 ;u wdblen, 70
lpirb bic @eeteruns 3,1 pem 3wed einen
unmittelbaren Nufruf an bic Bdbler
Der prpptn;en erlafen." 9lllo ein
@olfsparlament in Sefterreid! 3pei
&ailer >penpen 1ib an ibre @5!fer> Die
ibnen Befreiung BON ben 3umutbunz
gen Der 9feYplutipnsmdnner briusen
jouen. Benn nur ra6 Nn1eben Der
Sailerfrcne nidt bereit6 einen 9rpBen
She'll ibres @lan3e6 ein9ebubt bdtte!
Die fatbplilden @olf6uereine bereiten
fb auf ZEN @ablfampf Dor uno penn
ros fatboltlde Nolt Seiterreids feline
SteQun9 ri6ti9 erfabt 1T bic 3ufunft
peS Staates iein.
llnteroe0en miro Elm neuer Siea peS
Supentbums aus per&aiferfabt 9emel>
oct. Baron Mnlelm .. &otbi9ilo er<
bielt ben Orpen Der eifernen &rcne /.
8la0e> momit bic Derleibuns Der Sc
beimratbmlrpe serbunben i /. Derlelbe
1T ber erfte jlbil1e @ebeimratb in
Se Rerrei@. 3u bieier Nuesei9nune
fam bic mettere fir ren Dater ces &C.
nannten bic Muffeuuns unb Gntbdlz
luna Der @tatue pes 6rbrn. 'Salompn
y. @otbldilo am portt9en gforobabn>
bpfe. Die @otb11ilp fno ID Die @elp>
farfen Der setr1nteu 6dupter. -.
@reufen.-@enn man bielbrpn<
rece liest, NIT ,pel@er, &5nis @ilbelm
am Z. Mai pa6 Norpoeutl9e 3oupar<
lament l9lub,. IS ioQte man 1neinen, ben1
peutl9en @olfe fet neues Slid unp
neue @oblfabrt aus oe0en 8erbanb>
lunaen erwa9kn. Ser preubenfSnt9
iast ia gang unajefdtH@: Die @epiz
lipn ces 0ereinSs 3plltarifs, 51nel9e ben
@@werpuntt 9brtr 1bdttsfeit bilpet,
berabrte 3ablreide unp pt@tiee Snte<
re6en uno n,ubte pesbalb gu etnem leb>
baften Sample Der Anf@tens fabren.
Gs 1T Sbnen 9elun9en, aus bielem
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-04

~ ycR.Df7ee~ Nrnes- Srkers ino eas baieRe unb
snt erfe Mttel sur lleternbars srn Sell unit iputen,
nc Fe III taben Fnt. tasu eebraudt rerben.
geun bic Namen ll1ter&reitern eins,anbt resben,
{e1ten Fe teud sedrisbea en, unt bas gpfam eeunts
rnb etaat senau uab rttis anssssbsn wessea.
g9enu cine 3eituns ron sinem ycfamt an tin anteres
serfest erben ipa 70 mus imer aud sas grfat aase>
aetem rerben NO bic 3eiuns frDer smpfansen murse.
genn Sen,anb iein glatt ndt resent6eis tnpfdnet
rt N auf irsenb cine Nr geter einf&lei&en, 70 ete
Der betreeure Neent rrie bic Serausseber frsl& BE-
uahridtst uerten.
Die gerantpp.tlifett fir @eltieRbunsen fir bic 3ei-
tuus perben wr nar tann iberneben, menu beben per
.ssifrirea Brief pser rer srfSffee @rnes Grser &C.
fdetea.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-04
Q(fuf f@rdn1te1l,

Cine Yartie 11euer prQ<
mien 1T angefpn1n1en, bamtt
au6 biejenigen, >pel6e Biz
ber >pegen ui6le6ten j3et<
ten" 1pl6e 1ti9t er>perbet1
fpnnteM nod @ele9enbett
boben, bieielbe 5u erbalte1l.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-04
Ser ,,9Sanberer" ,.ab europa.

Oet ,,S<1SQnperer HuCD VuIpp0.
Sebe Mp9e seben cine Ansabl Gremplare bes
,,Banberer" na@ Gurupa, unb mir MAIDEN bic
es{er tefunbers aufmertlam, baB bic l1ebsritn-
buna bes Blattes at gerwanbte NIB Greunbe
ienfeits bes Oceans ein fetr seetenetes Mittel
it, einsn unanterbrp@enen @erfebr nit oenftl~
be,. ~ unt.stalteu unb fe dber bic 3uRanbe
biefes sanees au unterri&ten, bensr als IS burd
Brtefwe9iA Sei@eben EnNte. s4%.
8sfeuxneea 8rteee e. Fab III abreftrea:
"W A n DERE r.,
L. B. 1870, i
> ST. PAUL, MINI.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-04

o:in(euauaoen nno &orreRonsen3fa,
teicnsers ibsr tirdli9e unb anesre rittise Be-
sebenbeiten, Fnb jeeer3eit pia.cns1nen n,iiftn
ater rrm IerfaTer unter;eidnet iein.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-04

bas 9eben bes &aiiers 9tapoleon berz
por9erufen uno bieie Gntpedune ielbit
nennen einselne 3eitun9en Elm unper<
pientes Slid ber fran3Sfihen Ne9tf<
run9 in etnem Momente, 100 ite scn
ben 9r5eten Sdwieri9feiten pmaeten
Dar.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-12-02
FOR SALE.

THE OLD GOV. MCDONALD RESIDENCE.
The place in all contains, with farm attached sixty
acres, all in good order, with four five hundred
choice fruit trees. This location is too well known
to require description.
For terms apply to subscriber.
AP ROOD
Marietta, Ga. Oct 9th, 187O.-tf.