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'ernas $500 per- AMMAN. i'm ,5,.u.n

| system, and invite pronos,Is -.
| money Tor The establishments of inc So. ano
report shereon to the mex. Legislature vi
recommendation as to location aud the ann,.
Plia.ou cessafy on Tue part OF the st ite ia
put IN operation onc schoul on The nlan 80 "
mentioned; provided the who'a exp nse "t ~
commission Shall not exceed $100 NV
This commission. when appointed. will,
probably desire to consult with our cItizens
ana The city authorities upon The subject, s,d
I nave no doubt you will be willing and rager
80 70 70 operate With them. No words at nv
op hnallu ,hn are adequate 10 express my sense
al, 'e 'a Importance of this measure. In
all q" o'l I1i Se cries and towns score, of young
Sir'S are loarning tn, stra,s,s da,, "a 80
So'I"itt'hS petty la cenirs l,sing rI. ,;Ia.t
,ausuase' ana rapidly fitting themselves tor
yves oi lne most licentious aud corr,r.,inc n..
lnrp. THESE children are nor incura,i. Id
lh' Iailt IS rather in the evil iutiu. nces that
sui'ouhu a"d mould their young aud ductiIs
minds. Placed 10 such an iustitut,on as =" ~,
contemplation, educated to habit, of ne,snn"i
neitness and vir,uOus thought, thew would
grow up redeemed rom the sid past, aud be-.
come useful women in society.
THE AIMS HOUSE.
With reference to the City Home for thu
poor can only renew the suggestion made
last year. The keeper and his wife are ua-
oonbtedly efficient and faithful in their duties,
alln merit the praise given them by the Over
seeIs. But the accommodations are made.
iua'e' ana much remains to be done to make
'he pace credltable to our citv. We are the
suaroiaus OF the poor and unfortunate, wbeth.
CT 5haue so Dy misfortune, or their own faults,
,'no lucy are not TO be treated as criminals,
s ouI as sun rers VINO have right to our aid
and sympathy.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
commend to your special care the intar.
ests OF The Fire Department. No mora
upright or better class of our citizens car, ha
found than those who compose this bodv
VI Their Importance to the welfare of the CITY
no words are needed. We all recognize Il.
inelr calls upon us are few and comparative.
siight, but when made l trust they will be
Iavoraoly regarded. Among the necessities
OF some OF the companies are more convenient
ana better furnished rooms for their meet
lnss, ard each organization should be proyId.
ed With library. A small appropriation Tor
tnis purpose would probably be the beginning
OF valuable collections enlarged by voluntary
contributions OF our ctizens.
CONCLUSION.
Gentlemen. We now commence our hi 4,
and important duties tor the coming vear-
Let US engage in them with the firm purposs
10 discharge them faithfully, and with a single
eye 10 the Interests OF those who have confii-
Gu tnese Sreat trusts TO Our charge; ever re-.
memberiDg that all our actions, Intentions.
and thoughts are unj jer the seepless vigilance
OF the Divine Providence "who ruleth ths
destinles OF men and nations"
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Gentlemen OF the City Coun. IL We cn,e,
to-day npon the thirty ninth muriciosI wear
OF the city, during VIII ch period but fifteen
of its citizens have filed the distinguished
position into which l have now been for the
second time inducted. 1t is a high honor to he
seec ed by our fellow cilizens for The places
of trust we occupy, but the honor is laden
with responsibility. No honest man will as
sumo the office without determination to
iulhl faithfully all It's resulting duties. Great
Interests are committed 10 us. and among the
most important of these are the
FINANCES.
CareeSsness or extravaoauce in this respect
Is sineXcusahle. The q eat danger in municipal.
lies Is tue almost mDerceptible but steady
growth OF public debt. 1t should not be
loiSo.teh tnat debts oil corporations, however
Sood their credit may be, like those of ind
viduals, must sometime be paid. and that ev-
cry dollar thus added to our respo,,sib, ,,ies
IL creases the taxes OF our property-bolders.
We should therefore guard this point of dan
ger with great care and only incur such re-
spOusbilites when the advantages to he
gained shall be fully commensurate. We
commenced the past year with obligations in
volving large expenditures from which we are
now mainly relieved. Expensive gradings,
new streets commenced but not finished,
large unliquidated damages, and the increase
OF the State tax some $4,000 have made the
demands upon the treasury unusually onerous
But we enter upon the present municipal year
under more favorable auspices. We have no
large unfinished contracts on hand of any i'm
poftance, and see 10 good reason why the
expenses may not be relatively reduC ed. I he
following statement furnished me by the City
treasurer presents an outline of the present
financial condition OF the city:
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TO LET.

THE building on the corner of Congress and Gen.
L ire St, has been lately remodeled by Geo. NJ
Hdrdiny Esq, Archi'ect, supplied with Sebago va
ter and dern IN p. ovements and nov Que OF the
best .tores and locations in the civ.
SE,oN, Story -H.s three 'fices which csn be
ant tor Dentist, Physiciom or Music Teacher.
Rear Office 4"x2ltt suitable SaEesroona or any
other bu iness.
Also Small Office we'll lighted
Please examine t he premises. Enquire of
SAMUEL ROLFE. or
mIS-3w3taw George M. Harding ESQ.
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TO Let.
THE large well-liehted STORE and Basement
i No. II Exchange ST.
Apply to JOHN NEAr. & SON.
mr6d1m 16 Exchanoe st
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The Portland Daily Press
~ - published every day (sundays excepted) by
PORTLAND Publishing Co..
AZ Ios EXCHANGE STREET. Portland.
iERMs:-Elght Dollars Year In advance.
The Maine state Press
Is published every THURSDAY MORNING at
S25 year; If paid in advance, at $500 a
year.
RATES OF ADvERTIsING.-One inch of space,
in length of column, constitutes "square."'
$50 per square daily first week. IS cents
per week after; three Insertions or less, 81. 90;
continuing every other day after first week, 80
cents.
Halfsquare. three insertions or less, 75 cents;
one week. S100; so cents per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES, one third additional.
Under head of "AMUsEMENTs," $500 per
square per week; three insertions or less 81 80.
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE
STATE PRESS" (Which has a large circu lation
ID every part OF the State) for 81 90 per square
for hrst insertion, and so cents per square for
each subsequent insertion.
Address all communications to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
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Room to Let.

LOUSIng Rooms to Let.
"ITH or without board. Also large Front
~ Il ON with bed room adjoining. Apply at 29b
Free st. mara*l wtf
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WANTED.
Wanted,
Wanted Immediately !

TWENTY active men of gentemanly address,
L constant and profitable employment. Addres
H. |. CLINKER,
mrl1-lw* 379 9Shawmut Ave-, Boston.
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10 Let,

4 PLEASANT Font Cham her and side room to
q iet with Board, on Danforth ST., rear State
Enquire at ~ Free ST. mr7dtt
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To Let.


HOUSES and tenemants on Congress, Preble,
IL Newbury amp Alder ste. Apply 10
mr1dtf ELBRIDGE GERRY, 80 High ST.
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To ct.
CTORE No. 65 Fxrhange st.. formerly occupied by
~ Messrs WoJdman & VIII nv.
Apply'o EMERY & Furnish,
mr. 4dtf Head Union Wharf.
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WI ~ ID.

Young Men and Women
Immediately to engage in light, pleasant,
L money making business. Addresses will be
solicited from aoy City Town Village. En-
close cent stamp tor particulars. address
maI4u bUX 1861. Portland Maine.
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wanted Immediately!
YNWENTY GIRLS to do general Housework in
L private families in this city, and few in the
country.
None but those who can furnish references
reed apply to
CITY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
Formerly Al Free ST., 35l4 Congress st.
Mar 10-dtt
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TO be Rented.
A NICE modern tenement within five minutes
IA walk OF City Hall. Pri e $2G5 Enquire OF
GEO c. FRYE,
je21tt Corner C: Congress and franklin SITS.
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TO LET.
To Let.

DLEASANT office, first story. Give occupation
L Address. P. o. Box 2l17, Portland.
mr1Oeod3W
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DAILY PRESS,
Inaugural Address of Mayor Kinu.hurv
'ORTLAND

TUESDAY, MARCH IA, 1871.
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TO LET.

A CONVENIENT FRONT ROOM. with large
a room in the ear. with steam power.
Enquire at this office.
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tenement to Let.
OVER part of House, No. 63 Cumberland, corner
~ Anderson Street. Price $500. Ten rooms, fI-
tered water, gas and fixtures. Apply to
&c. RICH q COZ Printers.
mr4tf C,r. Middle ana Excl ange Streets.
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To LET,

10 Leu.
TWO good stores on Tn'on Wharf, rent reason
! able. Apply to G. Gwynn, at No. 12 same WHIT
PoItlan |, March 9Th, 1871. mr9-3w
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A LIST of all the vacant tenements in the city,
~ with all necessary Information in regard to them
can be found at 35l4 Congress st.
N. B. Rents entered on our list tree Of charge.
Mar 10.dtf
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To be Let.

A COMFoRTA Bile place in Falmouth four miles
a from Portland; House, Barn and out buildings
II nice order. good orchard, never failing we, etc.
Ne ps horse and cow. Above place will be let to a
nall family. at $i25 per year Inquire Of L. A ;.
BACHELDER, 1855 Commercial St, Portland.
mrS*1w
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~ Rooms eaA b; Sebago wafer anu gas. Also Two
Ienements in house on ST. Lawr. nee Street conven-
lent't arranged NIL be rented to small families
and permanent tenants at low rates Apply to
JOHN HULL, Room No. ~ Fluent Block.
feb15eOd3w
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TO Let
~ ITH board, a front chamber on New High st.
w Address P. o. Box 1917. dc7tt
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zines unsebeuren @eprdnseS lansiam ben

zines ut9ebeuren 0eordn9e8 ldr91att ben
@bamp6 @lYlees al uno nunbeBreiftd"
mar es, baB IAN Mleranpers rotber @bez
palerieearee Uniform nod etn sun3er
Teben blteb 70 tpurte er bebrdnst uno
9etibt. Ct lief ii@ &ue8 9efallen. 5au<
fenwetle binsen bic @eiber an ietnen
Sttefeln uno @ppren une an Dem
@@meife ietnes pferbes. Mitten In bic
fem @irrwarr 9elanB es aber AUDI etnen1
@6neioer, tbm feline Moreie III iberreis
den, unp Se. Majeftdt nabm fe banf>
bar an.
Nm Gtn9an9 III ben elYldtl9en Sell
bern btelten bic Monarden an unb lte>
zen bic Eruppen i'm parabemarl9 Yord>
berSteben, wa6 etliae Stunpen wdbrte.
Der 3ubrane Der 3ul1auerma0en unp
pie 3uorinelidteit Der blbiaen Yartler>
innen - pisjeni9en unter ibnen> 1pelde
Beranger ICES demoiselles" titulirt,
madten befanntli9 pdbreno be8 Mufentz
baIts Der 8erbinreten in part6 betipisl<
lu6 CUTE @ei91fte- puroe babel thinner
9r1ber. Der tapfere unp galante Sberf
21wenitein idlu9 elmer >,lebr i@5nen uro
gut 9efleiceten" juneen Dame Dor, fi@
3u thm ouf ben Sattel III leBsr, uao tas
ee9ebene Beiipiel fanp Madabmun9, 70
eab BALI ue!e meiten Neiter Som@efol9e
Der Monar9en enttpeber bic Sdttel Yer>
la0en unp ben Damen pieielben etn9ez
rdun,t peer aber bic @95nen trouli@ 3u
t@ bt~naufge3osen batten". Man unter>
belt fta gang 9ematblid mttlammen.
3u Dem &ronprtn3en Don W%urttember9
la9t Elm bubide6 &ino, auf Ieinem prd6z
ti9en Mraber ftbenb: ~Ah, quel beau
cheval ~ vMademoiselle, YOU pre-
tez plus d'attention a la rosinante, qua
son cavalier" oh, Monsieur, vous
etes I'm tres:joli garcon, mails les beaux
hommes sont moins rares a Paris que
les bellies betes." Der @,aor 3et9te
ld@elno benz &6ni9 bon preuben Die Sc
fan9ennabme oer 8rtea6leute bur& Die
III pferoe ftBenpen @91nen BON part8.
uWenr'S balt nur teinen Sobinerinnen>
&aub 9iebt" ia9te @@war5enber0. @us
ote(em @eriu9 eerparilerinnen i'm Nmaz
;o%nentbrm 1T iibtioen6 Die Sage ent(an<
ben, Die Nidte Gaueytanc6 uno anoere
pornebme @eiber bitten ben Gtnju9 Der
8erbanceten mit9emadt auf oen &rupz
pen Don &oladenpferoen ibenb.
Oils bic Gruppen na6 tbren 2aoerpld;z
gen in ben @bomp6 @lpieeS, auf Dem Su@
pa!ipenplaB unp su NeuiuY abae5o9en
woren, oing Der @3aar gu 8ube mad oem
9ote( Sauepraues an rerplace 2ucwi95
pe6 TlnfSebnten> >o ct fem 4uartier &C.
npmmen.
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49, l1eber bic Naturalperpae9un9 I'm
&rieee brinet bic in Darmftort erldeiz
nenpe ~N1aen. Militdr> &c.," in ibrtr
neue( fen Nummer etnen Nuflat, Gem wir
Goloenpe6 entnebmen:
Gin einselnes Mrmeeforps, b. +. etrpa
Der finfiebnte She'll unlerer paterldnriz
laen Streitfrdfte, beparf tdslid. auf cen
laneu entl9minpeupen 3eitraum Don
einmal "a @tunpen, al6 purdlhnitlt>
@e6 Quantum ieinea Qnterbalte6 49,
600 B,ooe a 3 Yfunp,. 1870 Gentuer
@ped> IS Gsntner Salj $500 pfo. orer
$4,000 Qotb). 80 @entner &afee, 1900
@entner Safer, 800 @entner 6eu, $500
Quart 8ranntmein, uno III ieoemQuart
Elm 2otb Y%omeran1en uno @almus>G infz
tur. 81 pieien pofen tyeten In je ;ebn
Taaer1 nod 60 @tntner Tabaf 1902
900 Mannl9afts> uno 5O,000OfF3iersz
@i9arren.
- Muf eineu, Cute tet &iel fraate ber
MiifcnS : preoieer $. Elm bublhe5
Dienamdo&en Mein &ino, ltebf Du
ben 6errn?- Nls @nlwort erDielt er pie
@esenfrase: @at for eenen meenea &C.,
ben oQeu poer ben ;uneen?
- Inter ben Sucorprratrren te,
Soutbern paciac Giienbapn &cmpaene'
Fnpen mir ben Namen etue6 al!eh Win>
49,
neiptter, welder lsit 1868 ilA 1T Sen,
nelfee n%ieperatlaien bal. -. ~
Sc TT ptes Der irlbere Glers Der Gu,
prtu,e Court Najor Sace5 9pie2ba'
Noab. 81.
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Cine febr quite Abferttguna

2ieB bic Stem Yorfer Tribune efnem
v6err9ott8amenosmentler" gu Spell werz
ben, Der fol9enoe Trasen an pielelben
feute:
uSf bic Gtpilre9ieruns cine Ginri9s
tun9 @otte8, beroorsetenp uno oufz
reht balteno cur6 feline Sorlebun9, orer
1T (e Bios Elm l~pcialer @ertr1g, nell
den Snoiyiouen gum aesenieitisen 8orz
tbeil einge9an9en uber ZEN unb Def:
fer urlprun9 @ott feline GontrpIe
fubrt."
6ierauf he Tribune:
~Gipilresterune 1T cine Gtnridtuna
@ptts6 bios in Dem @iune, pa6 ct Die
Meniaen 70 oeldufen bat, ras fe eerlsl
ben bebirfen, unD fe natlrlt9 fiji
i9 ein(sbsn. Cine BON ben Menlden
in Der Mueiitun9 tires beften urtbtila
etn9elebt Ne9ieruns bat feline orsa'
niihen Besiebungen su @ott, ebenlo noe
mig wie cine 8anfz prer cine cambridge
lculhaft.
@ott bat bic MenlGsn ia ael&ofen.
oae le lth notlrli9er Weile UNI &let>
rune unp Nabrun9 umlsben; ober e6
fol9t parous nidt> oob jeoer Dlfb Ter
unr S6netrerlapen befbalb einen Wn>
lprud auf o5ttliGe Autboritdt>-als cine
@abun9 @uttes, MAIDEN fam. Sn
Qnperen @orten, ,perer Die amerifanil6e,
nod tr9enb cine aneere &eateruna 1T etz
nc ar,pere &eetsruns 1T cine tbeofratil&c
mel9er ibre @emalt eur@ einen 96ttli<
den Ma@t]prud perlteben 1T.
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brldt
bic Babrbeit aus penn fe ia9t rob
,.aQe &esierunsen ibre 9ere&te @ewal:
Don Der 3uttmmunQ Der @eaiert'n bers
leiten", uno feline &e%liNionspartet ODER
@efte fam 9ereater @stie Don oet9teaie>
rune ber Ser. Staoten cine Gnpcriirun9
tbrer etoentblmltaen Do9men ODER Spez
fulationen Yerlan9en." C. 80
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: ST to8 ent1ek[ihe rnoIIf ouf Der

-Sb to6 entiebli&e unelld auf Der
6ucl Jon Gilenbabn BET SEEM 6ambur9
bdtte permieoen &perben tSnnen?
Damit teladftisen fi@ jeBt bic @e{ien
pes 2anees - wte e6 un6 beplnfen wiu
- 3temli@ nuBloler @eile. Man 1a9t,
Elm 9ere9sltes SYftem pes Tele>
Qrapbiren6 lber ben 3uitano Der 9an;ert
Babn erilirt bate, wenn Elm @eleb
eeaeten worocn udre> ro6 Dor ouen3u9:
brldsn Die 3u9e gums tiQfeben 9ebroAt
werren miBten> wenn Der @onrutteur
oes SelSu9e6 benz G%rpree;uee ein@isnal
entaeaen9eldtdt bdtte u. {. {" 70 bdtte f@
rae unelld nt6t eretenen f1nnen. Dies
mag riatia fem, aber eS benefit ni6t,
ra6 lolde Gdue fir Die 3ufunft permtez
Den uercen f6nnen, uno 5war our@ DAFT
re9eln Ger @siebaetuns.
Nad Dem entieBli6en un9lId auf Der
SEEM 6apen @ilentabn> Dor tetllu6a 18
Sabren, bel wel@em Elm 9anjer pa0a>
sitrsus in Golae elmer ofenen 3usbrlde
IN Zen Tlub tlrjts uno einiae 60 psrloz
men umfamen, wuroe In Mc0ahu(etts
uno Connecticut Elm @eieB an9enpmmen,
wona@ ale 3ise Dor lol@en pldBen an
balten mi1en. Warum bat man ni@t
Idnsft Elm dbnlide8 @eleB I'M Staate
SEEN Sort 9e9eten ? tparun, bat man pa<
nit esmartet. bis Die 5fsntli@e Gntrlitz
uns lber Elm gang dbnltdes uuslud eie
2%esielatur etrpa oo3u stuinsen mirp?-
Die Mntwort corauf it, neil @elebe rer
Mrt Dem Sntere1e Der 9rcRen G%Aenbabn>
@ompa9nten 3uwioerlaufen, wie iter<
baupt ale @erorpnunaen, pel@e ben 81
trieb ibrer 8obnen uertbeuern, uno neil
pies Snterei1e uniere @sieBsebun9en be-
berridt. &ber @elbft o%nsenomn1en, }ol&e
@eieBe ulrben eeaeben, >percen fe a g.
0ef1brt tperoen? @e9en ben ameri'
fan,(deu Qei@tfnn, bic amerifanii@!
@ewiGeulofetttt, Die amertfanilae Dab
lu&t If aQe @e~ieB5ebuns uaa@tles. ~
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| &HIeAo VtIuNV Ivy lVNuAtUV Oto HNI>
gen Ta9eS. (Samfa9) In @eriatQe6.
@m leBten Santiago tpuroe fol9enoes
BON partS bertatet:
Der NbidluB pes Grtetens 1T 1@er ;
Gbters> SABRE unp bic @pmmi1dre ba<
ben foleence 8eoineuneen accepttrt:
@rftenS: Mbtretun9 bes GllaB uno
Meb, Belfort fd0t an Tranfreid surid.
3weitens: 3ablun9 Don flnftau<
ieno MiQiunen GrancS &rieeSentl9dpiz
gang.
DrittenS: Gin She'll tes"fran3.
@sbtetes nit mebreren befefieten pldBen
pie Seoan Derbletbt I'M BeFB BET Deut<
lden bis fdmmtlt4e 8ebin9un9en pe5
BrteoenszG ertra9eS Ct lQt inb.
&iertenS: Die neutl4e @rnee bdlt
Montag tbren @in3u9 III paris uno be-
lebt Die @lYidiiaen Seller.
TInften6: Der Grtece miro pro-
flamirt 1pbalo Die fran;. Nattonal Ser
lammluns piele 8eptnsunsea ratifSirt
bat.
Sbter8 unb biz Dele9atet fno na9
paris ;urid eefebrt.
Cine 2pnppner Depe19e BON Setern
bert9tet baB Gbters paS Mnerbteten ees
felt babe Granfrei@ woQe 2urembure
faufen unb ba1elbe at Deut1dlano cree
pfren, pena MeB an Granfrei@ 3urldz
| 9e9eben tpirbe.
Da6 .oeuti9e Yarlament miro am 16.
Mdrs erbfnet percen.
Cine 2onboner Depe19e @a9t: San;
Deutl6lanp miro fir Die I'M &riese Sc
faQenen cine Observation-Disclosures uer am
le9en ; uno ber G%rtumpfju9 per ceutlden
Nrmee na@ Berlin miro erit In swetMp<
naten fatttnpen.
Gbier6 bat 1000 MiQionenGba fir
Die 3urIferF attun9 BON MeB an9eboten
BOD 1T fem @elu4 atsel@lasen tpor<
ben.
pari6 1T rubia, lie @terbli&teit i'm
Mbnebmen uno Gorrdtbe 1tno btnlan9li9
o%prronoen.
paris 81. Sch. Die Yraliminarien
murpen 9eiternDlitta9 81 nbr unte3ei9z
net.
Der @aHenfiQRanp wurre auf eiae
Wo9e au60epebnt.
Die &otb lAilos 7no na9 @erlaiQe6
cittrt worpen, ipmie mebrere @iienbabn
prd lloenten I'M arrangements fIrBef0rz
perun9 BET peutiAen Gruppen mad tbrer
6eimatb ;u trefen. 8or tbrem Nb5u9e
miro jeoob nod Elm 0rcBe &eYue auf
Dem WarS Geloe itattfncen.
Sir BE 3ablun1 Der &riesSentI9dot>
euns BON 5000 MtQiontn Tranc6 fol-
Truntret9 cine 3ablungsfriit Don BRET
Sabren gepdbrt perten, uno loQen wdbz
reno rieler 3sit Die eeutl&en Gruppen
aewi6e Geltun9en al6 @arantie be|tSt
balten.
Bismard's urlprlnelt6e 6oroeruns
mar 10000 Miuionen TrancS.
10000 Mann oeut1be Iruppen mers
ben an Dem Ginsus6marl@ na@ paris
She'll nebmen.
Mm leBten Sonnta9e, benz SubreSta9e
Der Proclamation Der fran3. Nepubltf Don
1848> btelten bic rotben &epubltfaner
BON Yaris auf Dem BofiuenplaBe cine
WaHenperlammlun0 ab> BET melder ea
III lebr aufrlbrerilden Dempnitrationen
fam.
Gin poliSeiz@ sent, welber eS ser1u@s
te, Triepen in Der Derlammlung bsrjus
felen, muroe Don Dem Y1bel auf Elm
Brett feitsetunpen, in bic Seine 9eporz
fen unp 70 LANCE al6 er fi& nod lber
benz @a0er balten fonnte, bon ben uNo<
then" nit Steinen 9smcrfen.
MbtrmalS Elm 8emeis> baB par{5 IAN
Der GpiBe Der Qualification" marl9irt.
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Giffrifte.

Senator Gbomplon rei@te 9eitern cine
Biu Elm fir &epauirun9 peS Staate5 IN
~2esi6lattpe Ditritte.
Inter ptsl sr 8iQ miro Der @enot
40 unp pas 5au6 106 Mtt>
eliecer, i'm @an3en einen 3uwa66 BON
II Witeltecern in beipen 5dulern erbal>
ten.
Siam lep@ounty bilbet ben %. uno "a.
Dtftttt, uno fol- gu 2 Senatoren uno 5
&eprdlentanten bere6tiet fem pte folet
Der %. Dtitrift beitebt aus Der 1,2.
uno 3. Waro pen ct. paul uno 1T III
etnem Senator bers@tt9t. Die 1. uno
2. @aro mdblen etnen &eprdlentanten
uno bic 3. @aro rdblt etnen &eprdlen<
tanten.
Ser a. ifritt beltebt aus Ter 4. uno
5. @aros uno ben Iowns McQean,
Mounb @iem, &el erpe, &oie une @bite
Bear uno 1T gu einem @enator bere@z
tt9t.
Die A. unb 5. Warb mdblen 1e etnen
&eprdl entanten uno bic 2ano Di1trifte
Sulammen etnen &cprdlentanten.
@obalo Die Biu palirt uno BON Dem
@ouperneur eeseidnet 1T tperpe1 mir bic
lelbe oolfdnpi8 publ{;iren.
New yort q. Gsb.-Gine &C.
leQlaaft Sapaneien fno DON Gan Gran>
cisco In Stem Dort on9elanet otelelben
merpen li& in einioen Gasen na@ @az
lbineton beeebeben. Inter ibner befn>
bet f& prtn3 Mib Guiemt, einO nfe oes
&ai1erS Don Sapan uno 10 ju9ne Sa<
paneien, S6bne Encouragement Mdnner.
mel9e bier ibre GrStebung polenpen mol>
len. @lei@fa1s 2orp Nront Sort Sapa>
nell9er @elanpter 3u ben Ser. @taaten
nit 1einen &efretdren.
- Cine lsbr gelun9ene ueberlebuno
,paiirte" jiin9f Der Stem Worter @taats:
aeituns. SIS 1par ndmlt@ In einem Mr>
tifel iiber bic Dur@fedune bes Sfbmua
pom Darten paS @ort uinteroceanic
Canal" NIT unterlesil@er Canal" per>
oeutldt woroen. Die SQinois Staotss
seitune %reproousirte ben Mrtifel. aelobI
ober jebt, BON einem eeler ouf jene ueberz
fsbune aufmsrtlam Sema&t;: NIT foIesn>
ben @orten 8e0erun9: "Gortan tperpeu
pir uns casor In M&t nebu,en. je rpiebe1
cine lleberietun9 Der q. gorfer Staats,
settuns unbeitben abjuprudsn." 49,,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-02

uno @apre 1T felt leyten Sonntos pieoer
ber9e0elt porcen.
Ser 6srSo9 Don 8rc9|fe 1T gum frans.
Bptl9after in 2oncon ernonnt >puroen.
Baron bon Mrnim 1T BON leiner Mils
foa in Nom surif berufen worcen uni
miro mobr14eiuli@ gum p~eutl9en@eIano
ten in Yari1 ernannt morren.
Seit esiternMittu9 lno folgenceNa@s
rt9ten bier a%n9elan9t:
Mm q. tele9rupbirte &ailer @ilbelm
an Die &ailerin Nu9uta Don Ser aiQea
na1 Berlin:
vMit tief bewe9tem 5ersen uno Dante
III @ott, metre tG Dir, , bie6rte>
Dens prdlimtnarien unter>
iinp. Die &erlammluno
in 8orpeaur bat jebt rtelelten gu ratifs
stren. @ilbelm."
SamNae Na@t wuroe pon parts BE-
rt9tet:
Man bat f& beute lter bic Grieben6
prdltminarien ldliebli6 eeetnt9t. Dte
9enauen 8eoin9unsen inp nod ni&t be:
tannt, po9 elaubt man, baB btel elben
bart fno ; 8iemard 1T unbeueiam.
Der v&appe!" ia9te am 25fen
Ebters uno Die @ommi0dre Der Natto:
nal @srlammlune tperoen wobri@einlid
@onntae na@ 8orceour surdd tebreu
UNI bic Bebineunsen Der Natiunal Ser
@ammlun9 oor3uleaen. Man buft baf
bteielben iofort ansenouan,eu tpereen unit
bab cine 8erldn9trunB oes @afenfiQ>
Fautes una1tbts fem werbe.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-01-05

saw it, presently, and 5camesto his and Mary's
relief; for poor Mary had begun to be a little
frightened at the success of her own scheme.
She did not like Joe to be angry at any rate.
"Mr. Starr" said Mrs, Yane "I am truly
glad that you like this excellent cookery, for it
is all your wife's. BY your own showing you
ought to be very happy man"
Here the whole company caught the lnfec-
tion, and joined in the laugh against Joe. 1t
was of no use to get angry with so many peo-
pie; so, before long, Joe joined the chorus
himself =,
And so the tea-party broke up with the
greatest good-nature all round, and Joe went
home with lesson he never forgot; for it was
the last time that Mary ever heard any COM
plants from him. He is now the most easily
pleased of any husband in ten miles round
Arthur's Home Magazine.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-01-05
FOR GROUP

No mother should ever be without bottle Of the
EXPECT0RANT in the house. We have numer-
Gus certificates Of its having relieved, almost in.
stantly. the little sufferer, when death appeared
almost inevitable.