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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-06

A GOOD BAKER, at Brooks Bakery 70 Braek-
"A ett street.
G june20dtt G. W. IL BROOKS.
WANTED AGENTS-To sell the OCTAGON
w SEWING MACHINE. It is licensed makes
the Elastic Lock Stitch' and is warranted for
years. Price, $l5. All other machines with an
under-feed sold for $l5 or less are intrngemepts
Address OCTAGON SEWING MACHINE CO., ST.
Louis, Mo, Chicago ILL.,, Pittsburg, Pa, Boston,
MASS. jun9d1m
WANTED.-A LADY in every Town in the
w Slate of Maine to canvass for new Medical
Work entitled Woman and her Thirty Years
Pil2rinaage." A bsok OF great value to to every
woman In the Country. Address, H. A. MCKEN-
NE! CO, Elm St., Portland Me.
jun20d&w3m ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-06
Bakers Wanted.
Wanted.

DdhCTS VVHUCCU.
fI'HREE good Bakers wanted at w. C. COBB'S
1 Steam Bakery, Pearl st., Portland, Me. jc25tf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-06
CAPE COTTAGE.
OCEAN HOUSE.

sEE5s1 This popular summer resort will be
.E@1 opened for transient and permanent COM
Iany Gil Saturday, May %, 1870. k3FI
my27dtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-06
WA N UTE d.

COLLECTORS for new Lite insurance Company
~ Apply at 65 Exchange 81 Merchants Lite Ins
Co between and IL O'clock A. M inn7h
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-06
Take Notice.,

A LII persons indebted to the Advertiser, Sunday
a issue. are hereby notified that all dues must be
pa,d TO y. L. McGreg0r as no other person can
co!lect them. j. T. MCGREGOR,
Jun2Stf Office 1903 Federal ST
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-12-10

RAIL ROAD CoMMIssIoNEEs.---T
Railroad Commissioners, consisting of
Vice President Rice. Chief Engineer Rob
crts, and T. H. Garfield, accompanied by
Gen. Tiltop, Gen. Sprague, and Col. Flint,
arrived in this place on Wednesday eve.
ming, and left Immediately on the Olympia
for Seattle. The U. s. Rev. Gutter Lin
coin left soon after, under orders of Col
lector Drew, to meet the party at Seattle,
to convey them to all other points which
they propose to visit on the Sound On
their return, it is expected that the Com
missioners will spend more time here, or
hereabouts, as it is generally understood
that the first connection with the Sound
by railroad will be made at the nearest
point to the Columbia River which shall
be found practicable.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-12-10

alive today lie would he As much an oljcc,
Of aversion to the presen; Radical leaders
as is Ne. johnson for carrying ont the very
policy which he had anuoupced before his
death. The ablcst Of the old Republican
party leaders have abandoned the party or
been cast oil, and the Radical party is con-
trolled almost exclusively by renegade
Democrats and political adventures, like
Butler, Forney. Sicklcs, Logan, Williams,
and others of that ilk clear down to our
Sclucius Garfelde, men destitute alike of
patriotism, social position or moral honesty.
Not a single name associated with honorable
distinction in the history Of the better days
of the Republic can be found upon the
Radical roll Of honor; not President or
distinguished statesman Of any former Pc
Rod or any of their posterity.
Regardless of party distinctions or party
differences, most gladly would we cooperate
with any men who sincerely sought reform
by a, y practicable means; but believing in
the dying words of Daniel Webster, the
Democratic party the only hope for the
preservation of republican liberty" We
must adhere TO that party until something
more promising offers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-12-10

S0- {" No postponement on account of the
weather." seems to be the motto in our
town at the present time. In spite of the
rain, and sleet, and slosh, which have pre-
vailed during the past week, the stages and
steamers arrive crowded with passengers,
and the streets are filed with eager look
ing strangers, apparently seeking oppor-
tuuities for investment to get gain. Buy
ing and selling, surveying and plotting,
and preparations for building are uuaba-
ted. There is no cessation of the railroad
surveys on account of Indictment weather
aud our citizens have caught the railroad
spirit.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-12-10

The following named gentlemen are anthor-
ised to receive and receipt for money due on
subscription TO the STANDARD:
NJ. W. WATT, Victoria, V. L..
NJ. P. HARPER, Rockland. Kliki;at Co..
J. G. CARY, Yakima county;
l.. L. DUBKAU, Cowlitz:
WARREN COVE, Nisqually.
E.A. WILSON, Arcadia;
STEPHEN JupsoS, Steiacoom;
r. A. AIGHr,
HKYMAN GoopTINE. d"
FIED. MYERS, Fort Montgomery
F. MCCAIN, Tacoma;
s. r. CooNrs, Seattle;
o. J. McCAusLANp, Port Bakcly:
Maj. G. o. HALLEW, WILDLY Island;
JAMES MrRpHY, Utsalady;
HOLDEN A JuDsoN, Wh,tcom:
JOHN P. JuDsoN, Port Townsend;
G. W. CANNON, Portland. Oregon.
"a Money can be sent through the mails
ct our risk.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-12-10

SURGICAL OpERATIoN.-Ach child of Mr..
Austin two or three years Of age, some
time since lodged a pumpkin seed in its
wind-pipe, and all attempts to remove it
from the inside having failed, and the
child having in the meantime suffered
much from pain and inability to take any
sustenance, Drs. Willard and Lamper
decided to remove the seed through an in
clsion from the outside, as the only hope
sfsaving its life. The operation was per-
fo1med by them on Thursday, and the
suiNring patient appears in fair way of
RECOVERY.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-12-10

Too BAD.-Wc regret to learn that Pc
titions are in circultion for the removal of
Major Moch Adams from the Land Office
at Vancouver, and that this movement has
the support Of many influential Republi-
cans. including several of the Republican
papers. 1t looks to US as if this attack up
on the " Major" is actuated entirely by
personal envy and jealousy. What has he
done to impair confidence in his party fidel-
ity? or, what has he failed to do for Gar
'felde, to whom the Republican party of
Washington Territory belongs? An idiot,
we grant, as those who are now seeking his
removal charge; but is he any more so
than when appointed? And then, as is
we'll understood, the appointments which
Garfelde controls, admit only the choice
between fools and knaves. Is it not I" bet
ter to bear the ills we have than fly to 9TH
ers that we know not Off" To keep up
a semblance Of fairness to the old Republi-
cans, Garfelde ought to retain Enoch for
seed, as the only specimen of the long hair
Republican now holding Federal appoint
ment within his jurisdiction the balance
being "Garfeldc Democrats" which is
only another name for political adventur-
ers, with a" Dugald Dalgetty" leader We
fear, however, there is no hope for poor,
demented Euoch. Garfelde's political con
sistency cannot be vindicated SO long as a
single Office under his control is held by
a man who did not oppose the National
Administration during the war and betray
the Democratic party subsequently. The
"Major" will be retired with that vast
army of Union soldiers whose military bre.
vets are deemed sufficient reward for theil
services.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-12-10

THEArRIcAL.-The Pixley Sisters have
given several performances in Columbia
Hall, during the past week, appearing in
comedy, song and dance, supported by
Messrs. E. G. Melville and Tony Ward.
The performances are said to have been
very creditable, Misses Annie and Minnie
having improved very materially since
their performances here several years ago.
They give last performance tonight,
previous to their departure for Portland.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-12-10

The PACIFIC ExcHANGE.-Messrs.
Kellogg x Virgins have taken the Maine
Hotel, at Steilacoom, and renamed it the
Pacific Exchange, making such improve.
ments as the increasing business demands.
The Exchange is pleasantly situated, near
the steamboat landings, and under the
management of its present proprictors, will
undoubtedly meet with success.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-12-10

ESTIMATED. Elections are yet to be held.
In the foregoing table all are placed in
the Republican column who were not elect
cd on the regular Democratic ticket, in
GLIDING four Missouri Independents elected
in opposition to the Administration. OF
those classed as Republicans 90 are plcdg-
ed to revenue reform and against protective
tariff. The House will stand thus: DEM
ocrats, 100; Radical Republicans, 1O5;
Reform Republicans, 20. Majority for
Revenue Reform, SO.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-12-10
Fcrty Second Congress.

The New York IIolld Of November 10th.
after the returns Of the October and No
vemLer election. had been received, gives
the following rs the known and estimated
result as to the political complexion of the
next Congress:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-12-10

SNow.-Mr. Thos. Rutledge reports a
fall of snow on the prairies west of this
place, few days ago. .... --
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-12-10
Asenss IN the Atlantic states.

Hrpsox h Mxxkr, are the only Eastern Adver
tising Agents, with whom VIC do bushes
direct in the Atlantic States. Office, 4
Park Row, Tmrs Building, New York City
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-12-10

L. r. FmnEn, 20 and 81 New Mechanics Ex-
change, is our only authorized agent in San
Francisco. For Eastern Savcriising. Mr..
Fisher is represented by $. F. Pe,tingill 4
Co., of New York and Boston.
, 1870-01-01

Of having permltted, authorized, snd
aided his associates to charge aud oolloct
enormous illegal fees. Hs il accused Of
having issued process to defeat tho ends Of
juatice; to take property ont Of the hands
OF lawful owners and to hand it over to his
aasocaatee, he sharing IN the plunder. Thezo
is hardly crime that could ba hid 1t the
door of corrupt, dishonest and unscrapu-
lous Judge which is not presented against
Bukteed. -.
Bustseds friends answer these charges BY
saying That they originate in political
haired. We do not assume To know how
far this may be trus. Specific charges Of
corruption and malfeasance hare been made,
Except in single item, there is noth1ue Of
a political nature in any of the specisca-
tlons. Ihey all refer to ordinary cssee Of
litigation, usunl in that part Of the country.
We refer to the matter to say tho charges
should be thtoughly sifted, and that il
there be any evidence that will sustain any
one of the lorR list Of specifications, there
should be no hesitation in impeaching him.
II be be innocent, then be is moet fou1Iy
sonsed, and = decent administration
Of Justice requires that these Lang standine
nccusat'ons should be proved to be false.
No man can hold court and keep
the respect Of tbs public with such
aocusationsI Hanging over him. II guilty, his
trial. conviction, aud dismissal should fol-
low ehch other as speedily as may BE- con-
61Aent with the forms of Law.
, 1870-01-01
The *ue1E Con nD-Lerc.& OF the Two
Seas Settled.

Fu.h lie .S<1f 1t'k Commercial 1frtt az.
The ExIlb:s It potts tlsI have reached this
country conc+rt:t 8 tie n slow CESS af th. @l-x
Canal, a:a o'her ti.heSrten us ne rs. mav ne re:
doNn to tTnof.u; gossip Or !cts cEedt'aole naf'7
OF tte Lot don shipping G:zxttte thai The cnt te
fetR E5 the car al /. IL yeIt Satisfactory cpud
toa. The ~ns+r, who - nsa7ic mao. se-c,4!-
tire !eI&ih. frun Port SAID 20 IsmA!lta he TOOK
2.:@0 ca.ta II The leH1, and frnm IsDstt.1 10
>uek 1.aO catsa These sout d!IHs var.et from
at Fl Gob1, between Lakc1 Balah and nsth,
Apd at 5eIape1r, Let @ee1 t1tpag1 Z: d tle H';ltr
laktH HLt1e tntse sere but Ii iett: bat d:.dz,fg 8
NJ bfaks.rG ~tIe ho1t,y Increasing there 4 .pth9
and then the catal VIII he perfectly sale 1rutr ED
to e.n Sof vet.tls dEAw.lg q feet atd over The
rlciE Z! the canal o'ef 1lis JLss st5 tect. 'res1
width 81 rot ON = feet, yes4els Of IS fee; leas1
be'cg thus nhe Ec pass e4c1 otrf IN ssfct.. As
70 tne reported fnInc u3 Of the hAsbos Of Port
haaa' hs sa,s there = 70 sftnz up q taad *nA:-
~ IN es-l3 onsE hsrbor, MD which can te ellrtt.
ua!y Controlled oy occa,.nEal credS!og. A11
rtpoTttd r.sslss sssy o. p.s nsnt .hos !os
NE loIned Of clay. ard h1se be:ou1s hsrdeaei
at O copto'9e2te41, tha he = ASH fIun the psss-
IN when The entrances to the ean4l a+e trdlcase1
u tald 10 b. admirable al f0rt Sstd fhere are
t1o oneiiaks, II The NaJ tnsouxh she lakes Ia
.qua !, viii ot 11ed, 50 tia. et day OF nieas the
tL.EAl c-h c-n te e sdt with e2.e AID cefs4tsF.
The tets't.e lestl- tf RE lse1 >-a aod the Mel
sfrfa:ta1 -q1Et'fon nIch h3s excited much co.,
A1sstsJs - v" GLAst3 4ElE@ P1uc'T. 4QIQuS1Qet
tes cal u cpFsett Is :o~ ard re edt e.rAne4p
vs15nR fEUfn Q. srd hslF cts per -Four Ia th..
tlcihrJ o. Pot. Sa'd 10 thrse k.ots IL the re,c1.
hort otd o. S2t Z. thus thoTinG t1At the Red Sea
ha+ tie highest s:.Esfi11.
1htee iacts ecectu.a:l setlle tho Question 1t 10
The tnccess Of .or tnst15!ze o! u. Les~ep. paI.
f,cnails As they cone iron quarter ruas pas nad
tho c1eo1. shstner correct or not ct bepE sadly
oEpo*ed to toe ptptecf. The hfanvsY from sea 10
se1 u an nnQ allied victory; thoofn, As We have
te1o,e sta:ej unr,i the Arixalua pf the RED st.s
be Ietd+red Ie-s dsuEe1oup. ba. few sa!liEg res
tels vii te be- entsd oJ lhts aaor1entnz Of tae
rhne 10 the EssL Il mrht take months for one
to navigate Zoe entire length Of the Red sea, am
II Ews through. .te coas would resder sae roy
age pytfuez4
, 1870-01-01

keeper may he plscsd With sucn . se4,nR It wi
be c5sc4od By tbs ea.ta1 naKuetisu.
'Eo1ope1n governments arc going vesy eIteo
uYely fato The buhHess Of purchs1nx arms Il
this county. Lately the Rn1slau Government CD
tainea nom Co!th factory In Connecticut 100, ,opo
taes OF toe bcIdan pattern, and It IA Eald that
1oftnef pnfcaa4e or an equal nnnhes II being ne-
Ecttated. Not long sikca Nous B,scane. tns
fattnh Minister, b:ugns 95o, 900 Springfield r,ne.
1cf the SULTAN, 900 600 Of which have already been
sent TO Cons aniinop1e, the balance soon to 9o,-
ios. la cotetct'on Flth thls cnr3oa4 lAcs I, Ia
fA'd that ehhtr the Rusaian Of. Turkish Govern.
HtAt, or eoih, ale De9otating for the pqscha.a OF
Portion OF the Harper's Fe.rJ ptopesty recently
fold p@ on goTernnent 70 tcme private capital
hth-sheir sp3ecs being tho erection Of repair
IL St Prs<rsoaru llcuce o, mating s.z
fesr'4 calls d very 12idy folio xed, but the,s 1sa
way IN which one may sFo,d II, and At the same
nne hold biz position IN society. He has on1J 70
sire ave OF ten roubiea 70 come recognized public
eeat1tJy tnd hAso the donation acknowledged
N tie ptpeH on New Years morning.
Ae may then a:eJ II home At his esse, and
nls friends viii take no offence. Ese,y New
/feHf day the g.. Petersburg papers cou,a,n
tro or thee columns Of the names Of persous
NheaaTe thus exempted themselves fnon the
.denandA Of society. Those Who hold receptions
CHECK on tselr ncquAtntanoes On these u,,s. aud
aVte9hodJ 10 Ssr1Aoed- Tho ladies arc aaFed
he trouble OF rtctiylp9 calls, and the seuuenen
that of making them.
A eorEtspoudent who has seen the Russian
crown jewels, says: They a1e kept IN tbs hicaeas
room Ct ths p&iace. Th9 stan,casea arc Ior,y. 1rd
The ascent u tedious. -Four tried aud tAlttgul Ser
Tsuss OF the realm keep 1Aach lad wart-tEo
within and tso without TIE great utlac d!s.
rotd turo ed it, bazihat reelection full upoa me.
THIS oFertops the keh.i.Door by eight carau In
"e'snt A1d an RAt1Gtied the grtcaLh tint and
tho da# iesseu IT only - the Eroee,ueF mind.
Higs 1coaid hardly ses It. II vAs the size Of a
tnob oa eed. post. The imperial crowns OF oo,n
Enpetor and Empress arc adorned wiki noole
Jewels; the former, resembling patrtAsrus. nj,
ne, doue-Ataped, calr1es on It's SUMMIT crom
formed Of nFt magnificent tlauo3df, aad aup-
ported b. sesJ largo, uncut spinal rupy. Eleven
great diamonds, IN tollated arch f1s1pg rtuu the
ftott AEd oseks support this ruby a-1 c1o4s A..
a'Ased By hoop Of peasia. The Ga1d Tor the brow
carries rWecty.e'gat large hr,ll:suts TIE orn Is
sutmoun'ed W great sapphire, 1reenish sud
blue, atd huge and very lorg diamond The
ccsonet Of the Enpte8s Is be eartifu n1ts Of eS-
qu'ssfe Rens Apart from those abo1e men.
TONED. and lot Of green enesalds, the COLLECTION
IS Eot - str1flng II rhat Of sa1osy. Tn,s nay be
tsacea1e 10 tae fact that much Of 1t aul fs:a,as
the olds1lFer setting, not calculated for the best
advantageous display. Il Is kept covered 10 WITH
old Ina cloths"
, 1870-01-01

Feat F1cgs Fcrth nom 4 city rtstdenee to farm
apiece. Diamond ring for oetrotnA Is niere tul-
sarttJ. II should be = he2ry, sond band Of
virgin gold, ard, s1tsS marriage, gt7e the
dianocds.
HH fuonted tint green Il to be the spnr1 feyec
n dtess, and that Jet newer ahadaa than nv va
roF have viii b Imported
Fufs are tncrh cheaper than they wers lsss
season- a good set ol mink eau be pufchasel, for
~. Ihts naJ be owing 70 the scarcity OF nopey.
the nLdncss or Tic seasor, or the tendency To
dIe11 tbs fsroat low, &nd : ear only the rupn
il ts pfesunfble that the nex yezs viii esr4v
Develop Few fa.hlont. Perhaps the err Of h.rd
tines nay dAPense with sone Of he useexa
ulEEiIg cow worp, but inst 70 long a slk sna
velvet are Imported. pe1sonS vii b found 10
wear them.
WhateSer We do. let rs dress cor1c;enrtou.,y: ::
never run IN deet for oress egfr fail 70 pay Jous
nil:neE ard Decentralization naDJ othea ars
dependent on them. Don't let good clothes spoI1
J"uF temper or principles. Let there be eauyo
-Afmouy between your other relations In life and
your dftH, and LET HeHtpess, orret, aaa zpoi
t4Ate Il AwaJs dtsect Joar WARDROBE, and the ss,,If
eet ttsenii2l Of d1ess compare tatcE.nIy H:ta II.
dtcoTattCpg.
Fxst1clAb.e irsel,igeuce IN hats f,or Ma
Stougnton: IN drese, Field Letter; IN dag ocis.
Il. GanpbeiL ~
, 1870-01-01

niee1ahae, but let n 20 On our way srain, nza.
1nuy and *emarfu1ly, With willing hSrd 10 To-
ts1se What IN good. and 1tout heart 70 eadufc
what u bad I 1errentiy hops thAs al Of oar
aoodiy company TO-DAY I'll, tc rpa1ed 70 ga,ne-
shout the Round Table ore year from TO day, bus
snould you or diop out, let Us 90, at least, Hka
Eexuen en- AID Rennesoueu.
So from 1h.s point the procession tiarts aes,a,
ftngtrg out The b,uners Of 1870: 10 each h,a suf.
fettogs, to each his toJa And nay each dtaod
unheIt under the pressure OF life, content to &C
eept the ytsrs Is they come a7d 60 dolog what
bis ba1ds no 70 do. wita al his night and acting
ssraJs from the ote II fe1.ole STANDARD Of rgh.
according to tie Light which has ben given lin.
~ VITA the detefn iusslou tina, The Tpened fruls
snal rot shame The beauty Of tae blossom. Thus,
10 .he eyettrg.tte Of HE. shall conc beauty, aud
oA sstns, atd peace, ana esca tide mark Of the
yss1f kes't re higher tnAa tt predecessor.
bad ttterted To write Jou On eere11l Other
topics nosA' II of An tutervteW vhtcl rercY!pe
ITefie hac .th the woman wto cut hsf tees OF:
bat ! Ii 4 u.s. rcte1ye uu'u next xeet, ss which
tine pron!le Jon full and yet4cio1s chrooieie
nf lat Nas Sad AID dole On that occasion, In ,he
meantime I wlan the roeless womar, Aua all
women with toes, and eaca and every resdey of
TIE TxI2rAE-
"a very happy New Year."-
PEREaANI PIcuE
, 1870-01-01

1t is premature to discuss Mrs Stoves
book on the Byron mystery, tsaoe only the
opening chapter has been communicated TO
The public This opening chapter, however,
doea not lead us to expect that the original
charge concerning Byron and Mrs. Leigh
will be substAntiated, a. against the op-
posing testimony Of Lady Byron's letters to
Mrs. Leigh. recently published in the
Quarterly Rrrine. Indeed, those le.te1s
were Of aasacteS bazdly susceptible Of
explanation On any theory consistent with
such charge. Very likely the Forthcoming
volume viii throw some additional Light
upon the real facts. At I'll events, the book
will be looked for with great interest, and
will enable Us to judge whether Mss. Stowe
was justified in making any disclosures
whatever on the subject,
, 1870-01-01
Why Father Hyactnthc Came Here.
A Ilos1oM widow The attraction.


DurrE tie sumner Of 1851. I bostcn gentleman,
TOT e'net With h.A Hife and s!ou1eo ALTER. we1u
III Facs. OF co7r4e tn.J. aZno7E inc Other won-
ttFs Of The frerch eso:Ia, weat 10 heat P.r* Hya.
c,Hste. TIE widow, no !. yourg, has Cd. one
:nilc, ED t. qclts sealthv, fell ii love WIKI the
Fsae. n. alsy. neetlnss .ese tzouens about,
taa: the feeHrg becsGe musan. H.
oegh the caE1 e!t1e hsd begun to eIpfrss hIr.
se!t ffselJ IL public ItxsruinX religious matsaz1
cd rot go far tnou2n 10 sun hls fema,e adoter.
who h+c u,cft e1ferded v:ers, roth religious and
20 ii'cal, regarding nA.r<Fs!n ~ = m1pNch cal coua.
NJ. .h.se Church and 8 are x1e cio=e'J lied.
Cbder tie totelAge OF tue Botsoa lAay. nc pccsr
Became uorr abI no1e 0u'tpoEe1 ii his ne -
q. d anA Y events eliminated !: hts retirement
Was Supposed he hat Rp7e 70 rasSF
to Keep gust It WIS NOT knowu for
some rEe N FrA1 &C &aAt ne ESQ Rona 70 Anert-
ca; Int be, as eye1, aody tnoxt, cane nert aod
ni;er ren aln.E 10 rhs CITY for RoEa weeks - ~
TO get I'D of tain: Of su- pc1?n, wett to Ks1op
Where he net the lad. VINO had DIN N him n,: her
II was With the ia:eLton uf settling p1yate a1a,ra
! FraLcc that te Ie.trntu; hut t=loFa luas, ~
has been hL led, be sll re'0rn to America, and
Nxf1y the LADY W.o fas Frszn hin aHaJ ron
IA.tef.and Auli u Dthtfh Cpfch,
, 1870-01-01
Last OF a EAm . Us Case,

= = fTtFFN tHe HF7:{sH!< 4at'sE3Hthf.
The public has hot forgotten the famous
"cfutfe OF The ue.pe5,r VII rh created eQcn L.
tense e1citeEea: last fin S'x t7oasaId L.suAl
OF hrn :, s1u=z ed !roU Ss. Leu's. ftr III. NE u
tne Atla.1a. militia, wtr- ahteptd snoar3 tce IT.
tie stcrutf Hef per =: THIS poins lcE ocyeya1ce
tp1c ClsJton'5 doEintuo- a. Fort VIckef1rz !
l.rre number OF d.1c1..ed ue1 bearded he
ttg Set'ie 1or e.. c4p.sin Pozd, ard ny c,elng Of
IT, ofal tuA:lcc OF otced sectaters, forced him
to put on full steam and fo.IcT she Hesose The
Little cFzfr Wa oseFsaker. a'd TIE arms tuIbied
Ito tie Hgcf. but oy wno@ st:l tsEaatns &c.
tT~L
Some tine afreruarft. while a. n.vsll4 B,ar,
Can an Ford vAA arrested b. f7oreruoT Clarion !
ofdsrs, Al tb1oan INTO prison He was nnal,I
t+eA.sd On Gail, 70 apkesrAt tie C1rc1tt Coo.y 4:
Htleta for srtst Ater much dtfaI the case Vas
nna!ls re- ched, Jss'. sd,.. ard, there beng 10
fruundf fnr tho pscstcHIor, I: V1s thrown out at
curt CaotAtn fusd VAS represented ia eour By
GtnelA lApPAu AID NJ. HoEnats who Reused 70
Iers11e tny paT fos kaelr serEres,