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Sale of forfeited Goods.

DBTRror OF PoRTLASp q FALMoUTs.I
Portland, March 25, 1871.
THE following described m ,chandiss hrvina tsea
forfete'i Tor violation OF the Revenue Laws Of The
United States, public notice OF the seizuIs OF Id
mercha"','s. having been gwen, and no cis ~ 10 the
ssme having been mad will be sold ut public auc-
tlon al the office OF the United ,tates Appraisss 100
Fore street, In ibis c,L,, Wedr esday Ap ii 10,
A. 1871. at II o'clock A. NJ, to wit
121 dig irs; bot ue- ban ~. / dog razors:s yds
We VET; "a I'd. velvet mcer> hsum ,ps aS us.
wo len .ari' u dox prs. stockug,; Is lbs svIs
leather; pasl,y shawl.
ISRAEL wAsHBURN Jr..
mIzoaprl,6 Collector,
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JoB PRINTINa.-Send your orders for Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
owest possible rates. VIM. NJ. MARKS.
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REPUBLICAN DEMONSTRATIONS.
M II " IL.

FIRE IN BUCKsPoRT.
BANGOR, March 28.-The steam house acd
workshop connected with Beasey & Co.'S
snipyard a. Bucksport, were buried Monday
night Loss estimated at $500.
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VIcKs' Flower Sc. DIS and Floral Guide for
sale at Sawyer g Woodtord's, 119 Exchange
or mar16-eOdZW
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SAWYER & WooDFoRD, 119 Exchange St.,
have Peters prepared Food for restoring cana
~ birds to song, also choice lot of Male and
Female cauarias. ma,16-eod2w
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WEBSTER, under Fluent's Hail, is prepared
to furnish all kinds of Pastry, Cake, Ice
Cream and Oysters; all kinds of Fancy Dishes
for weddings, private and public parties, at the
shortest notice. jan1leodtf
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Money cootnae. cry easy, o1iy q PER cen !.
being Ubtainabie ior large amount OF capital Offering
Sfsr Ing txrnsnge quleI and dull al i093 q IN -
took stiIl advand (. Pacific Mai war taken IN
mud b. specuators and a ivance1 to A in = tss
Ininnte-. Uni. n A.. Lake tho e. North Western
ami New York Gen. raj are alsp rsyorites TIE fol-
lowing were the closlr gu ,tatlons:
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, ISL
CITY AND VICINITY

ES-0T advertising patrons are requesfea 10 send
"a Their copy as early IN the day as possible. 4d-
rertisements TO appear Monday morning should os
SEM IN Saturday. tno. SHndayD
tB-Fr.e Religious Notices must BE- sent IN as
early as Frsdzg noon,
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PHALONtS NEW PERFUME.
ii LOVE YOU
aILOVE YOU"
81 LOVE YOU"
81 LOVE YOU"
st LOVE YOU"
81 LOVE YOU"
THE MOSTLASrING PERFUME.
THE MOST FRAGRANT BOUQUET.
THE SWEETEST OF PERFUMES.
mu7-eod3mos
BRIGGS Pile Remedies are success. Ut.
GET Briggs Corn aud Bnniou Remedies
BRIGGS Allavantor cnres Caiarrh. IT,
TRY Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. f.
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FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPo-
PHosPHITEs will not only sur ply the waste 60
iIg on the brain but will enable the mind to
endure greater tax than before. 1t will i'm
part vigor and promote clear conceptions to
the intellect. 1t will siren ythen the nerves
ard give power to all the involuntary as we'll
as the voluntary muscles of the body.
mar27th -eod&Jw1w
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REAL Hair Switches and Curls at Coeia
Hassans. aw
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Boston Bank .sas.ment.
Domestic Markets.

WArERTowN, March 2s-CattIe Market.-Eeef
Ca,tl., receipts 5oi bead; market supply inc, ea.,
bought reey; lie. o. choice at $l2 81 ~ II 75 extra
at $ii SO q y w; first quality $40 D. q II o. cond
10 ssa i Hssty s'S'
prnvng sales in lotA % q 90 each; extra so
q ~. Feai caves q 10.
New YORK, NJ rch 2s.-Cotton steady; sales 24'6
state anu Western without decided cha. &c; State
soOg71s; Fo.n dho"p t oh &c q 7ao; werern
do No.2 68s q 1 IS; Winter III d and Amber Yves
tero So % IS Oats steady: Ohio and Western Ct %
SIC me Is O. L.r M But
dull; Obi 12 g zlc; tate 70 42c. woiskey shade
finer; Western tree oo4 g s1ts X, quiet; Carroll 2
s.: 20 good reclining ssS 81 Auss se sul
Rio TAI "a 10 Naval Storea-Spirils Turpentine M,
at Sic. Rosn firm at 70 tor strained. Petroleum
Fri hts 20 Liverpool quiet; Cotton sgd. Wheat
81 q 64l.
UHIoAao. Mar"h 2s.-Flour unchanged; Wheat
dul at ~ q 1 25s for No. orr big 'er a. 5xl
snd ire b receipts. Rye dull at 80 TO No Barley
dull at enc hish " ines firm at SEC. Provisions
ao Shoulders s6c ~
clear Ioc.. Live Hogs active at 90 q 70. Cattle
quiet at IS @ SIT.
ono ou-b. corn, 5000 bush. GA 1000 BUSH bailey,
Q 10 rye
Shpments-5OoO bbls. Hour, 200 bush. wheat, 80,
900 bush. com.
CINcINSATI, March % -Provisirns-Mess Pork
qnet and weak at 81 o.. Lard unchanged. Bulk
meats du u q 73c for shoulders, B,cou du ] u
s&c for shoulders, 1Otc for clear rib sides, lie
clear s"ies W"lskey firm and 10 fa'r % "aud ut v6
TOLEDO, O., March %. Elour quiet and in moier.
ate demand. Wheat advancing and in lair demard
n, Red waba.o at 46 No. 2. at Ia Corn
firm and 10 fair demand; e 60 Mixed 59ar; low do
soc. Oa,s firm anu IN lar demand; Mlcuigsa 653 q
5tc.
,HHARLEsroN. March 2s.-Cotton firm; Mid
ding uplands IA q 1l3c.
SAVANNAH, March 2s.-Cotton in fair demand
Mlodlinv upland. 14fc.
II BILE, March 2s.-Cotton steady; Middlng up
lands 144c
.,:Nsw ORLEANS. March 2s.-Cotton quiet; Mid
ding uplands 1aIc.
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IL. X. HUNT,
Commission Merchant and Auotioneer

NO. se CoDgress st., will sell every evensug
~ lsr4e assor ment ct s. APPLE and Fancy GosIa
Good. VIII br SOLO dcring tn. day IL lots 20 sol
Hrchasers at wholesale pr'cee Cash advanced on az
escriptioas nj xoots Consigpmsnts NOT nited.
Februar, II, 1868. dtf
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FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE have tested tie
virtues of DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry, and it is now generally acknowledged
10 be the best remedy extant for pulmonary and
lung diseases; embracing the whole range
from slight cold to a settled consumption.
Were it not for its merits, it would long since
ave 'died and made no sign"
mar27th.d& zW1w
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SOMETHING NEw-Pins in book form, all
sizes in one book. A large invoice received
to-day at Cogia Hassan's, direct from the
manufacturers ml16lf
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
LOUISIANA.

PROTEST AGAINST ADDITIONAL STATE DEBT
NEW ORLEANS March N-Fuur hurdreo
property ow ners, inclndIog maus proT'nen,t
citizeps, publish a declaration that they VIII
'esisi BY every legal Means an0 addition ~ the
existing State debt Of 1925 100000
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Large stock OF Dry ard Fancy
Goods at Auction.

On Charsday and Friday, March 80 and
si' and Saturday, April 1, ut 10 A.
N. and p. N Each Day.
TIE Stack eousists OF Beavers tasssner q,
= 1wseds Black alpaca and nrber ies Gool \
brown bsa.hsd: Loom aud Fed Damask u u
ga "a itl.s, Table MAJ kins aud Doylies, Damask and
dents Hosiery and q owes. Cutlery, Albums. ToI.r
SOAP, toseth>r with aiarke sartt OF her gvoss
These goods hsve ut man peDed, buI we are as
sure1 ~ The ignees that the STOCK con aims a
verv choice goods. and 10 Iait OF back upl ssocAg
Our orders are to sell elthont rs.esvs
" Lauies invited 10 the sale. Seas tree,
mr3s-'d FL BAILEY q co ,AeoVts
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SPLENDID new line of perfumes and hair
oils received to day at Coga Hassan's.
mra16 If
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

HILL's Pile Ointment, % cents PER box.
ma,23t apl1st
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A bill making ten per cent. the legal rate OF
interest has been defeated in the Ohio House
OF Representatives.
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PROGRAMME OF THE OLD Folks CONCERT at
City Hall, Thursday evening March 3O.h, by
the Ancient Harmony Society:
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SAVANNAH, Georgia, March H.-C,'ton Freghts
quiet Lumber vessels to cvastwise ports are scarce
AMI IN demand q, good Offering. We quote to Live /.
poot per sail 7-lsd on uplands; Sea Islands l-,ed;
Amsterdam s-l8 on uplanis; to Bremen S-ibu on
steam Id oD uplsnds; Sea Islands I'd. To Ham.
burg nominal on u, lanl.; Sc. Island, do. T. cub.
s9 9 ooi Timber nominal To Liverpool SIS 81 q
York ard Sound por SO 10 $50 New Yorx FER
steam T. p fb on upland sea Isl nds e; mesti0s
III ner la e; Ric. 20 no: W 70 1c To 3 ston per
steam &c on urland; Sea islands 1c; per sail &c on
n,l.nds; through TO Providence 1c on uplands; h,ce
,.hAvAsA. Ma oh ls.-Ereiabts-Done n, M'tsnaas
,re ll-A,u bark Nav Dyer. tor .sibarien nd
Sorth o. datieras. 800 % M ass 80 y no Ris,
g. Mare a. Am BARK J. 8. winston, TO- Liver
poo VIA New Orleans. 800 bales Cotton II .i8; Br
bark Gloria. for Falmouth via Caroenas. for 100
hhds' Sugar 4es Cd; Am brig Mary G. Comsry, fol
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Fsretsu N arkeSs.

LONDON, March 2S-I1 90 A. M.-Consols 92t a
92S tor money AM account
American secnritie.-U. 8. $685. 1882 92t: DO 1865
Old, 9l3; do 1857. 90f; do 1c-4' SO. Stocks-Erie
1st l!lno,s Central i1Ol Co ma, Cd. P, TX 90s.-
Lard SIS.
LIVERPOOL. Mar,h ga 80 p. M.-Corton c'osed
qn'e sales 600, bales; Mid, ling upAnds n do
Oreins 7al. Yarns and fabrics at Mani este.
firm.
LONDON, Morch pa 80 P. NJ -Conso's 92S q sei
for money and account.
Amsr can secur ties ,uiet; United States b-o0's
1855, at 9:s d. 1865, IL, 9l3 d 1s67, s0A; q. !
10 4os, BY. Stochs-Er'e 49,; illinois Ienira III
Allan ic & Great Western 80.
LONp.N. March 2s-4 40 P. M.-Tallow AS 3d.
Cal utta Lins.e SIS st. Linseed Oi- R1 los @ Rs2
Refined Petroleum ,63d
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Bern Mt Auctioni

IN WEDNESDAY, March s9ta. a ten O'Clock A.
~ N, we shan sell the oatp on loi No co Srate -
Said building Is S6x20 Ieer. - In prime coadii ADD
een easily 10 Ell into feD emeDt bui,ibg "
store. Further particulars civ q a. sale
mr2itd 20 BAILEY & CO.. Auctioaeerx.
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TRY Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. Il.
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BRIGGS Pile Remedies are a success. TT.
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BRIGGS Allavantor cnres Caiarrh. If
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sDeu,fae @anf4e.

Ser Graun, sp,, eineu eintBenD euti@>
lane ii 3ur ,@abrbett eeporpei, : ,eS bat
Sabrbunberte eerauert bts pie Spee CUR
MuSflbruuna fam, unp erR bann mod mar
es bie Eborbett Granfret9s, mel@e. ibre
0erwirflt9un8 berbeiflbrte. DerTraum
POI, einen1 etni8en Auftreteu bes beutI&en
Clements In Mmerita pper pteluebr 3uz
ud@f IN Nep Yort rpirb eber lur @abr>
belt ,perpen. iDte &ieienfraft, pel&e
bas 2anb unlerer 8dter entfaltet, bat bic
6er3en ter Deut1@en btsslttt bes Oeeans
tief bepeet. Das @efdbl Der 3uiau,*
1,en8ebbrt8fett bat II ter G%rteeensfettr
ibrtn Musbrud unp 3uslet& cine teus
Mabnune gefunbep. Dte Deutl@en BE-
8rttfsn, ba6 fe In ben, 2anoe tbrer @abl
aud nod anbere YFt@ter 3u erfluen ba>
ben ale f@ fatt ~ eien unp @elb ~ er<
,rerben. Die amerifantl@en 3uftdnpe
3eieen Elm etrauriees Bib Der Rorruptien
tn, eef@dftlt@en ipetulen lnb polittf@en
2eben. Dit btiern Glemente Iper au,e>
rttanii@en Bep6llerune bltden ouf une
Deutlae.a ale BE 9oFnune pes 2anpes,
olS bic einRi9en Setter Der &epubltf.
Sonen MIR bteie 9pfnunsen perpirflt>
@rn, bieles @ertrauens uns &p1rots 3et<
oen? @ibt es Elm anpereS Mittel, paS
Qanp ncr, Der &orruption ~ retter1 als
NIT Der 61lf e be8 beutl@eu @lemente6 ?
Die @rt unb @eiie >pte bic Deu:i@cn
~ BEN eenannten 3msde wtrfen iuuen,
III taS S9wteri9e an Der Saac, baS
@elb1 ,,t@t. Dur@ vieepnobdn>
arbpplititer miro bic 9rpbe&eform
nf9t er3ielt tperper urb bur9 paSGrwabz
len Spr, Elm paar Deutl@en 3u unwtd<
tt8en &eutern, miro esr 3wed aud ni@t
GO banpelt fi@ tueni9{eer baz
rum, baB Deutl@e als baB ebrli@e uno
Mdnner eepdblt &perben, pern 60
8iebt aud unter benz euti9enS ncapablea
unb S@ufte. @ -"
Gin onoerer@ 3iebt eur@ taS2ano.
Mann bort aud jebt rie alte 8arnun8
t%pieoertplen, bab mir uas ia bdteh 1oAer,
ols Deutl@e auf3utreten, bieweil pir
Mmeritansr @ein mlbten. DoB mirslme
1no, peritebt f& BON ielblt, uno
pab MIR feline anti omerifantl&en 3wede
bsfolsen, 1T ebenlo ftlb1uerRdnoli&.
Nber mas 1T ameritanil9? ST IS elei@,
beeeutenp NIT G5rberuns Der .@oblfabrt
bieitS &anbe, nit &epubltt, @eieB uno
Nun, ban, ino mir before
Entertainer alS u,an@e @%tn9eborene, Of
8lei@ ptr uuierer @pra&e unp @itten
,pesel1 unS Deutl9e nenner. D!eDeutz
i@en baben~ auf9eb6rt bel iepem @@rttt
ben ben fe tbun wpuen, 3tmper>
lid 3u fru9en, pb 1le aud wubl &nitob
erre8e,, f5nnten. ST bic Sa@e out uno
re@t, pann 1T es 3iemlt@ 8lei@saltta. Oh
ie auf oeuti@er oper amerifan'i@er@ etle
auseeflbrt wirb.
(N. 81. DENY
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(N. 9. Dem.)

Die New = yprter Se1uiten
bic GrtebenSfeter. @ir
fnoen folsenots in einem Sfli&en @e4>
lelb'att:
Sn ber Ssluitenfirde Der britten@ traz
Be su Stem yorf puroe am Sfe.lonntao
@benb Don ter &an3el berab ben @ldu=
bieen bel @trafe Der @rcommuntfatipn
oerboten, an ber eeueiden G%rieoensfeier
She'll ia nebmen, bic 5duler gu pefurtren
pper lberbaupt tr9enb etpas 81 tbun,
rpo@ Der Greube am Sieee ober Griecen
Musprud 8eben f6nne. @on Granfretd
auetn babe tie Stride ibr Sell 3u ertpar>
ten II. {. w.-@ieuei@t BADEN Die ~pat>
res" Der britten Strabe 1ettber In ibren
beutid> irii9sn Srsanen bic ~Neutsfeit"
eeleien, paB in part6 per @r3bil@of aus
0epettlat Yrieiter tn's @efdnenib 9e&por>
fen ooer obsel9la@tet unp &ir@en &C.
plintert unp bemplirt &purben!
- Giner Der 9elunsenfen @oups ber
pdrtler Commune &par pbne 3meifel ber<
ientae, Der ben Weibern unp &inpern Der
9efauenen patrtoten, elet@oiel pb leat<
tim oper nt@t einSabr9elo ousiebt. Die
@etber erbalten, pte fdpn erwdbnt 600
st., BE &tnber per &opf Bic gum IS.
Sabr 365 ST. Cine @tttpe NIT 6&tnz
pert, miro auf bel. @etle cine re@t nette
&entiere. Betommt 0e rpirfli@, mas ibr
Die Commune 3uertannt, 70 bat fe $500
ST. jdtrlt@ 3u perjebren. @eitoem fol-
bic 5@Snere 9dlfte namentlt@ ber @ur>
faptbep5lferunB einen pabrbaft 8lQben>
ben &rieesetftr ,entpldelt baben. Die
@ttber fabret' &tbre tapferen &c
ippn1e 1tlbf bis an BE SHORE, unb for
Sen, ba6 fie nt@t unterwees etntebren.
lonpern l6wenmutbt9 Inc Gelb raden.
@erb a 369ert miro BON bunbert frdftt>
sen G%rauenteblen - tenn fe iteunotren
f@ seBenititts- als Memrae ssbrane>
MART. <.s' EYRE =
49, Die "~sulbenen" 3eiten IN @alifor=
MEN f@etnen tbrem Gnbe ent1eSea III &C.
ben. Dp fraber BE Stlberfide a 3ebn
&ents bic tleinfe 8ansbare Wln3e re-
prdlenttrter, felt ft@ ittt bas Berirfz
rib ra@ tlstnerer @@eipemiin3e imme,
brtnesnber beraus. S@on fnp Glnfs
&entfade In MaGtn I'M @ours, uno IN
r~eueaer 3eit MAIDEN aud Dret>, ia ftlbf
Gin Gent. Mu1,e1 ..{br Gr1heinen." H.
81 .Sbertban tpobnte berGeuntpn
Der @eteranen ber pptor1ac Mrmee in
Bpfon BET. Sn elmer fur3et1 &eoe iaSte
Ct unter ancereu, : or babe auf feline.
&etie fat ale Mrmeen ~Guropa6 9eieben
uue teine sefunpen, teren @ortreffi@teil
bSber ftdnpe, *als bic potpmac Mru1es
pdbrenp ees leBtea Sabres be8 5%&rte55
9eS. > :
- Gin Auftuf retbalabenber {pariler
patrtptinnen int pff3teQen Spurnale fer,
bert ale Mitbirserinnen auf ben &aupl
eesen bic vGanaile" in 8er(ailee nit
3utdmpfen. ,6aben tie feint @ewebre, Il
fplen f1e NIT Stetnen i99uteibtn.. 4
2ebrer: III, Ser G5ra.r aud Elm,
nal III Der 2ir@e2 Da bring ID Jbnet
aud 'etn @efanBbu@. ~ e. 4!
G6rftr Danf fdbn, 6err 2ebrer
t9 tug alsst uurs utnnt& j'pisi trlnteu
bob
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Qeben8 @etu.

Hsarners 0innua 0itae. ebsr 9ebens asstn Y
i@6b,i&tn Drsautu ober llnrentefeten uns Ia TN 1rtsarat
Fl. aGe uel&e firaulirtneer 92'tttl bebar,en. Dtefes alttd
ia en 9euje unb Yerf&af eutenAppetit unb IL tat bette blxt-
~rstniatnbe 9ittel Der aDslt. % IL bas ansenebnae unh H.
ltatsaeaQttel, peltes iemals ben,p ubltium a~neeteten 7 stae,
BET petttua beRer as erdubY, Wbttlep, Detu, 8itttrs sbcr
pSbl bas mdnaltae as weibltae @siale&t. Sung unt I'LL,
iSnnex ben %2ebensruetn aebran&eu. g II: In Der zbat Gin
S9etter be- Qebens. D~tesnteen. .pe&e f& eiaer saten 81.
~funbteit ertreuen sppuen unb uuun1brrdener lebbafter &C.
rnhtbsatmnune, persen rsbl tbun. beaeebenswetn 3n~.asbeGn-
DIN. % tR Ron allen duberen @sbrau4emittela perf4tseen.
gDirb BET allen DruseiAen ~Sertauft unb and tn rtiPettableso
Salpens. prets Elm DpQar PEI Auart 4laf&e.
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: al43-s.f a..@l .sF&f.95Il. ttI. ID
Die Yittsbureer, @etp.rte fabrteu
Grttoenefef3use pom /. Mat tnter
Mnoertu' folsenees Stnnipra@e :j9@ zs5
Dit Arbeiter elmer M5btlfabrtt:
,,Btft tnpte 5ols unb spir nit ee in s,e.r,btntseen, s.@f
Dirb gisuaard bas ttuiae @ei9 beerinten."
y , .<e%@"a A." Die @erber. .<.,>.. ." -, go. -,
~pitrber eef&aut gum Dsnner,pettr, :r>r.,
SIR S&aatt bier stttts teutl@es 2eeer."
,trb dEg&Y#G, y &nH a:$2s ,45sae3 ~.
!. Die eide f&aft gun, Gerber srus ben @aft,
l1ns Ginisteit siebtD eutf&laat @tarr uataraft.|
.r~ &23., Die 8rauer. IT,
49, nDRal3 unb pepfen nar aQetn. !,
y" gtebt ein Bier ea.3 gut uub fein
sQe neae Ibeprie III.
d, @itbt nur etae f&le@te 8rib." D..
arb
vgPein Iieber 8ruber Sunatban,
@ieb' tpas ber Miatl leifen tann;
y @erei3t IL e. tin tpilbes 1bier.
SIN Grteten trintt It 8erne 8ier.
@dent tbn, nun enbli@ hein &ertrauex.
11nb fiber tannlt bu auf ibn bauen."
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|TalQ. :b1o''n|':. ~ r|DI. @ooo8!

= I'm &QWm fir 1nlere 3{pette @ea6Wn9 BON
8ribiQbrS nr6 @pmmer<@aQren 31 MAIDEN,
pfertren mir ppn beute Qb, un1er 91n3e& ppQ@
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cording to the Pekin Gazette, this dis
cipline was kept up afterward for twenty
days, until he was too weak to eat, and
apparently at the point Of death, nothing
else could be got out OF him. As
it would never have done" says the
official account, to allow him to die
from exhaustion, thus cheating justice
Of her rights, it was thought necessary to
hurry on, so that he might live long
enough to be suitably executed" !" What
that suitable mode Of execution was |
have related. The value Of confession
extracted by torture is not very great,
and Chinese official statements are al
ways untrustworthy. For what it is
worth, however, ! may say that the
assassin declared his enmity against Ma
to have been caused by his rejection
of petition for justice against man
who had carried off his wife and some
money. He had got his wife back, but
not the money; and when he appealed to
Ma for help the latter refused to enter
tain his request. Some practical friends,
whom Ma had disturbed in their avoca-
tions worked upon this irritation and
impelled him to avenge their and his
own wrongs at once.