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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-23
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH

Among the under examination in the public ses-
sion OF the Southern Claims Commission to-day was that
of Patterson Allan former wealthy resident of Gooch-
land Co., Va The latter IA the husband OF the Union
woman who was trial for treason at Richmond when
the Confederacy fell her Oense consisting III writing
letter TO friends in the North giving important military
information respecting the Rebel forces and movements
Her confidence betrayed by those TO whom the letter
was ntrusted and 1t cost her husband some SOOD 10
delay and soften the proceedings against her TIL the
then fOreseen collapse Of the Rebellion should rescue
her from the impending danger. Among the witnesses
I'm Mr.. Adams Col. X. W. Hughes editor or
The Richmond Examiner and Confederate official during
the war; and u. s. Attorney for the western District
of Virginia. Major Il. q. Banks OF the staff OF Cen
Floyd aud Capt II. H. Brooke OF the staff or Gen PICK
EFT both OF the Confederate army. Mrs Van Lew Post
mistress at Richmond, was witness in behalf OF MI
Allan and other claimants.
The Committee the Judiciary, to whom was referred
the resolution of the senate requesting the COMMITTEE 10
examine and report whether the members OF the senate
are entitled mileage az the present special session. al
Jude 10 various acts the subject, and conclude
their report saying: The act Of July 49, 1885, declares
apnun and in addition thereto mileage at the rate Of 20
cents per mile he estimated by the nearest route
usually Travelled IN going TO and returning from each
regular session. Ey implication this statute repeats all
former laws inconsistent with s provisions, and III the
opinion of the Committee limits the compensation ana
mileage of Senators 900 per annum ana mileage III
going 10 and returning from regular sessions or Congress
Tho Committee therefore report that the members OF inc
senate entitled to mileage at the present session
banks OF Boston show by the abstract OF tler
condition on April 20, the following items: - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-23
WEATHER REPORTS IN CANADA.

OTTAWA, May 22.-It is proposed to extend
the system of weather reports and storm signals in
use In the United States Canada the maritime prov
nces and British Columbia. The lighthouses in the diff
fereut norris the Dominion TO be used as stations
also Four thousand dollars will be granted In est
mates which is expected to defray the whole expenses
of the undertaking.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-23
THE KANSAS EMBEzzLEMENT GASES DISMISSED

THE kANNA6
Topeka, May 22.-Under instructions from the
United States Attorney General noile prosequi
entered in the United States Circuit Court here to-day
the cases Of x-COecOr OF Internal Revenue, Robert
Speer and accessories, John Van Horn, and VIM Bar
mellow and T. Stenberg In the alleged embezzlement
of $4,000 These cses have been the most exciting VI
any ever before known In the state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-23

For ~ per line will insert advertisement one montn 70
two hundred tgentynne fstclas New York newspapers neS
TWENTY-FIVE Daies We refer the publisher Of THIS patr % soa
DOR responsibility well known List sent free address oso T. now
Eli Co. Advertising Agents, No. al Park'foS NeS-lofA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-23
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, Nav 22.-The President, to DAY

sent the following nominations TO the Senate;
Posmd,rs-A p sullivan, at Santa Fe Ne~Msneo '" Onao
buck, at Gold Hill Nevada. - am.
Bird w. Gray District Judge for the Eastern District Of Texas
Mark Tlton Pension Agent at Mattesou Ind .... o..
Commander George A. Stevens retired list 70 Do
mander o the active list
Allyne C. Iitch6ed TO be Consul General At CalcupA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-23
MARRIEU.

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Noe Psosr
Wa EyrRpTIs Sons fuLToSsr. OLD DUTCH CHUacs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-23
MORRILL, Mel.
ILlNhs
From The Buffalo Erenin1 Post.

From The Buffalo Euenia3 Post
For our part We admire the pluck OF both
know their business and incapable OF breach Of
professional faith 1t is nobodvs business where the
does legitmately Therefore the Senate will lose
more than they make by arrestng The TRIBUNE CORES
pOndents-
MAKING ITSELF RIDICULOUs-A sUPERFLUOUs
PROCEEDING.
From The Boston TTdreller.
- To do anything to make itself ridiculous is
1n Senate Of the United States the supeTuOus
OF all superuOus proceedings, and yet that is Just what
o. the publication OF the Treaty Of Washington by THE
HEwYORK TRIBUNE In courtesy TO the Senate 1t would
ing the Teatys text though all the essential facts Of the
arrangement published before that text was-well
was obtained but after the publication had been maze
what earthly good possibly could follow from pulling up
brace Of Interviewer" THIS is the OF rTeverence
Men nothing; and in Withholding regard from
governments, they Dy no means far wrong; Tor
ANYTHING more contemplate than most govern
mental work in almost all countries, IL would be mpos
sbe TO find Such being the fact how childish II Is in
The senate 20 enter upon the work OF Nlndcatng us
dignity 90 10 Will be laughed at or II is laughed at,
and all that does in the matter Is about as important
split on the tsaud. Nothing can be more ridiculous
than the spectacle Of powerful body striking at an
empty void. The mschiel's DONE and as no harm mas
thereby been DONE il would have been Wise 10 take no
notice Of the affair The public like news, and there be
Ing demand for it, IL T. not possible that the supply
should be stnted The Senate may do as IL peases WIN
would not prevent treaty IL may have in charge
hd peg irregularly obtained and regularly pm
snou An wrong, perhaps, but how can you prevent
THE COUNTRY on A BROAD GRIN.
III, O. nun Tie Neoburgh Journal
Inc senate OF the United States was yester-
ua1 oI. Vhe scene OF proceeding 50 ridiculous
W.. 9c HnOe country this morning Is ON broad grin
- TeIhah aIter the country has laughed at these
grave seigriOrs" for week two longer
they VIII the cue and sink into silence upon theme
Senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-23

Jobu.ou,s Anodyne Iinime l3lOoT inrrnai
sIernsi by Physicians
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-23
Gpeeial Notices


American Institute Farmers CIub.-Th. club meets
ypPy at O'Clock the Rooms Of the Institute In tho
. ,V{ ~ NATHAN Q. ELY, Puide0t
Jons W. CH.sBxRs, Secretary.
Eleventh Assembly District MON Republican Asso-
Committee Membership VII meet az heahq9anefs-
revise anu wS II SoUSTP6Rr chslrm,n Of COMMITTEE
(atawbn Grape Juice Pills.
THE GREAT PURGATIvE and CATHARTIc Usehl IN al Dis,
eases the Liver and nPeseng salts hsness and Az
other Purgatyes and Cathsrtics
VERY appearance, and like Collection than Aedns
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
Tn. Great Blood Purifier Useful in all Arecops Of the Blood aa
Shin.
Take VI bottles
HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
and one boz
HELMBOLDS CATAWBA GRAPE JUICE PILLS.
In the Spring months
is tue th, the system uHdersOes change and med.s have
qp P1so,S Tss' b, H. r. agLssoLD,
Crystal Palace Drug Store, s94 Broadway, New lort.
Broadway hlth N.
Temple oil harmsey Continental Hotel, Phiadelpss
Prescriptions accurately compounded French uefrnA and Spanish
spoken. .o,,. o,,,, Ar, v,our
Wilson shuttle ne hines the eAs.es, s1
salesaeska 7o7 Broadway.
tents, Pearl Cashmere Hats for Five Esan.
wARSoCK& Co, SO Broadway.
sterling silver spoons aud Forks 81 per ounce Gr-es
backs GbO g ALLhN osi broadway, doou below .hst
Diamonds Bought and sold.
Ggo. C. ALLES, stl broadway, doom below FOorssrhsI
Notice.-he NAL, Europe drrug the wees vi
Ing susy MAY ~ 1871 will close At this 0nce TUESDAY a. lk
a on WEDNESDAY, stA n Va THURSDAY a. IA ~ al
% SATURDAY. nsAR Pa. JOINS. PssuAssss..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-23
SEIZURE OF A RAILROAD c.

SEIZURE OF A RAILROAD CAR FOR DEBT.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., May ga passenger-car
attached TO a Boston, Hartford, and Erie train was
seized by Sheriff at Waterford to-day to satisfy suit
Of Mr.. Perkins The passengers driven out and
the car taken TO this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-23

Par.op,s Pursatiye Pis-Best family Pbysic % IN boz
ssxapAss CAVALRY CosDIroS Powders Tor Horses aad Stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-23

"Tlin Eat. oull Association Of Christians OPP
pOsrl t1 .. aJcietIes i HO.t l5 4uuott ucctlIg
la Wares. sea. IIass.. Hume 2. 8. and y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-23
ANOTHER SERIOUS MARINE DISASTER.

LONDON, hohuay, may ~-' A0't'
The steamship Paraguay from London, for
York. has returned to port having been damaged
in collision with the screw steamer Webb The latter
vessel foundered Immediately, IS lives being lost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-23
yALLASpIGHAM's OMNIBUS.

Mr.. Vallandigham's new departure sets out
with declared determination TO agree 10 ulsagrse'
ant the views Of those who stand upon his platform
NAV be- everybody can join IN TINS moy enien
cverybody's leader In order secure such leader
Penublcau should he willing 10 stand upon almost any
nIattorr, This modern RefOrmer IL willing TO yield his
most cherished sentiments for the sake Of making an ar
rang.ment whereby the people Of this country may nave
IL m their poWer To- secure hs services in some honorable
and lucrative position He Is actually disposed to admit
that have had war and That certain ainehuine''
have been made 10 the Constitution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-23

uoSNgR-TLSON-On May p, by the Rev. D&Chapn The ns
deuce Of Mrs A. Smith 2J Eist Thr nni
1lson Of EewfOrk to Nh Edward D. hosiner "
Chicago.
AU Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed ,gth alS
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-23
"fHE sPECIOUS PRETEXT OF THE UNION
From The Columbus tOhio) Statesman tDeH|

Mr.. Vallandigham represents large element
in tbe Democratic party which has been credited WIN
desire 10 keep alive the issues Of the war put TINS Was
only true 10 very limited extent for the dinerence pc
tween Democrats these war issues mas Deeh IioIe
fanced than real IL amounted to proposition
FOR formal political action but the consciousness OF nov
Grossly we had all been swndled and cheated Dy uie
Radicals under the specous pretext or the Union haue
M ali some what intoerant and suspicious OF any move
ment looking acquiescence in the legalHe tuls VI
hr Motley We did sufficiently distinguish between
~ nav me thing done and the thing ITSELF Inc
nresenf potical situation Of the country ho~eIer, III
te the Democratic parry 70 open doors ana the largest
liberality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-23
THE STATE or Trade.
DOME TIC MARKETS.

LoSDos Nav 3-Sgening.-Snnts rrr en,ius y 8
LAVE P.oL Ma civ Of BROOKLYN. from Me-
York NJ! IS, xitl j5l bales VI Cottoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-23
vALLASpIGmAM AS MCAwBER.

There has been nothing qul.eh 40 hnt aS NJ
MNiher discharged his pecuniary obligations by giy-
80 ~ hand Indeed q closer resemblance exists
ny rho two cases than would appear at the hrst
blush MIR vaand CHAM and his party are as 2aharNP'
81 nharacfer "a Mr.. Micawber was IN purse Like MI
,oarhSr they are diligently waiting for something 10
,npn nm And again like that remarkable nnancier,
I'm ,raat fresh promise though II both wiped OUT
and guaranteed the future. However sell satls
sed Mr. Mcawber may have been over TINS ceieDIaed
aou transacton IL never deceived the rest OF the
d And II will be precisely the same with TINS feter
& Jeremy bidder performance Of the Ohio copper
head,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-23
-, HOUSE DIVIDED AGAINST ITSELF.
vol,opdicbam's move is an adroit

vallandeham's move is an adroit one, but it
no ;tseak points 10 is in conflict with the feelings,
hopes Of the leading Democrats OF at least 10
~ staes-these 10 states having ouethird OF the
oii,ora vote IL equally In conflict with the lifelong
,dces Of large section Of the party In majority OF
Jher stateA. Nevertheless, II IL possible that this
I,yoTm will be substantially affirmed In the next Ma
nnaI Convention. 1t will, however, still lack the most
rtant element OF Success and thai Is the ability Ia
,isfy The American people that. once in power. tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-23
yALLANDIGHAM's DEPARTURE.
NJ ,u....Iaud Her1LI

After infinitely searching through the 10 res
lfions with keen eye for salient points the kepuph-
oIuo cannot fail TO be struck with the remarkable
.hn hitv between many OF the new principles OF the
pcmoeratc party and the weestabshed doctrines OF
Donuhltcan party. ON most OF HE views mere set
& ~ they are adopted at their state Convention the
Democrats will md It difficult to get up an Issue with
t.e is either that the Democrats propose
he livery OF heaven 20 serve the devil IN, or,
,nalf i'm their new departure, that the surest way
II the success OF their newly adopted principles,
is tn vote the Republican ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-23

i is exceedingly gratifying to observe the
cordial reception which is being extended To Horace
rteey by the citizens aud tho press O the south which
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sfa Die assnteu unO Wtitslieher
LYCO M I N G
eSeucr 0crit6 g.,
on ~ CD, y

EisIs @sIsaf3aft wurtt sssranstt In 1910,
unb arbtittte bis 1861 ais tins rein Gsgfn'
fefttes GsGeaI8aft aHs prIisiss fur stntn
3sitraum ben fiinf 9abrsu ausfsanhi fant
prp,sut tsr Uranium Ruts purStn fcIItfttri aIs
g,itraa fir TlitsIisbI&aft unb aubsrstm cine
a.niiasnet jabrIi&t aufass ss1att um eit
gerIuTs uub aussabsn tr Gsisul9aft iu be
ltreitGH.
Sm Sabre 1s6l-um bic InfSTSsruu5sn hfs
plbisums fur iSbrIi&s gsrii&srunsen aHI
SsaufmaunssItrr in tsu Stastsn une EpETsrn
itrss Ssimattlantts Su ksfristissn; unS biz
RitsIiten rifhs brrt4utnb, fab rsnn sin'
Stock Gpmpasnis ui4t ausiH ale gfrluffs uns
aussabta bsftfsitrt, irntsrn aud nod Sntsrfi'
fen uns fsttt TipiStnesn fir itTs StSdRaittr h.
,abI., unp sintn srOstn SaaTRtsTI6us aueSuft
sas ds sttufaas in SsritItsn SHsiit ttpas S'r
sisusn uuS 70 ibu iSbrli&sn gufassn aHf b
IrSm;um. Grtsn srriEssrn fEunt'n--Ha:btf b
@tIsaI&aft gppIiiatirn unS fTbisIt pen Ter DC
Issssbuug rem ptnnIYlpanisu tintH 3ufcs .
ibrsm Charter bsr ibr biz Strt&tisuns SsrItsS
Cash cher Stock Policies aus;uiisasn; ALE pTr
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Germ 10ntQ

Der ruter,si&nets IL ageiuissr assut fir
Srantcu uuS llmssasnb fir eiels bsiDer riiHnt'
IihIf befanuttn bsutifeu gtieuHboften une germ
srbShe, itbt n6bus ausfuuft Su srtteiIsu.
9trfhtrts ptrlpnsn batcn ibTe prdmirH an
ibu Ju lablsn. 4H. Schen,
SfFiss nit NbpOfat u. q. GbnIs, 0,rs9Crys
@Cbauet, Girsaue al Tfuu aptnur. 22,ft
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- Gin 6aa Won &rcnii6sm &bsHmi.
tIsmue pcn unasw6bnlibrr gSsarILltsit.
turtrt BON ,ScbnIcn's gnctplt Qtni.
mtnt," wirb pom stnsm UsGielblltt tr.
u6bnt. Gin srp6tr SnCusn 3si6ie flo auf
Der 8ruIt res 0eiesneen unp I6isn eiR
5etII tts 9ruittnc5sne N f,tu.
- Tas iIgsft 9pcrt in unisrtr Sprd.
&s III @elunrtsit. Ssir, iR,u auisidtn
elmer Srants,it stbrauts tttlHnts uao
bswdbrtt 5silmil.sI. SIR G9'psrHl urO
8srfopfuuS 1straubs "Qaricn'S pur'
9atips piqsn' Sir Sulsu, grtiItuHasn
unb psroorbsusn Wnssn seSrau4.
,SobnfCn's anUeyns Eminent"
l0- Iun sIaubt, ba6 minpslsns fiHf
6unesrt psriOnfn bst rsm G6icaaO Gtusr
ttr Qebsn psrlcrsn. Gin aneersr In rsm
Bsrs:tauie pOn 16rsdIi6su unidusn.
Rann irssnO Elm psrfdnrtesr Mann, ooa
bsm elm. Gamilts abbanBt, aud nur sia;n
5as Obnt esbsns 8srf6srun3 is,u? S8tr
lentsn Cure Nuimsrtiamtsii euf Die Os.
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8srlI6.runss 9ompaanie pon 9artforD'.
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CUTE. ocriihttse @sisQitait, In ter su
psrf6trn mir allsn esitrn ansmpfrbIsn.
n9r @sbriipsr qsonarc. Slsmgnsr.
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9sssr, 5l4 eadaranna apsRus. Serdns
ton, ga. 25mi7i y
G9- Sthsr Wtrtb lUGts clue pOn Gt.
bribsr 9sonarS's eassrbtsr. 9unpsH ia.
Sen. Durh bsrsn 9tbrduh III cas irbtf
@laS Bier tbsE 70 pptIl&msdsuD, sai
uuo fibl, aIs cas srfs. 25mi71
sA- 8srsebt ni6t, bab 5srr Gtit,eE-
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bem GOurtbauls babier, 9lslepturtn All
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lsin Sad einf&!assnstn artittl OOrrdtbtl
6GIt. 60 wIrb psuti& rsls!ba ssip.oi
DEN. 2p
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bic esitsr bic gtrii6nuns ssben, bab ben tttlsm
Datum al, nit NOD SrrsrSbsrtsr 8airn auf
StcdseftGitr, srSBtrtr @usbtbnun5 uEo be-
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@sitaiRaft ni6t Iti6t pirttr Gsflbr IsuTt elm
nubtrCrtsnii6sS 9Ht6msnt MAIDEN Su mullen
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msuts fl6 nit Str 3st 70 Ssrrinssrn tpsrssn, nap
MitsIistsr bic lI&srife unO SuserIsiFslit gerlI-
ttruus ia amrifl ~ btinats ncminrltn 9ta'
ten ssnis6su Errbtn.
S&IisBli6 laBt jstsS Nitslisb bstsnEtn, saB
tebtr Dollar, tsn iIe jtBt In bic g Ne br
GrmPasnis btiiraSsn, bic 9siesn rnb hen Ssrs
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l6prt 5bsiIbatrr in elmer grT6runSs' Com =
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wtft fallirt unt in SisIsn 6:lsn bic IsBts 1aIfa-
ausllt ibrtr Sbsibabsr nit itrsm 5aas btsrabsn
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ME GbirasO's unsIiidtiSs gtpUbnr.
9I6unsspOl bic Sbrissu,
]. W. Chamberlin Il Co.,
@tusraI-astntsn,
2l3 8roabpap.
@tp gSrI, 2i. Of. 1871.
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- @l&wanbner's 3yTolsrtruppt CAB
l.bt Dc&s In 9ittsturS pOr pousn Saa'
fern gOrRsaunJsn. Gus sinsm Srt't',
fsu uue Sr. SObn 3siblsr aur Gtnf&t
sOrIssts, trfstsu mir, oab bic @slsulaaTt
pplitip am Nontas ben 13. NcS. ptfr
stutuTsn unS In 3siplsr's 5Otsl Guar
tier usbmsn ptrb. SO i6ls&t bic 3tttfn
au& Rnp, ,rsIisln mir bod ntat rnran,
ba6 th Der 8slitbtttIt rsr Srupps ibrs
9orRsaunssn wisbsr pCls 5duisr Jtsbsn
psrtsn, mas sraRIt& Su Rcfsn IT, ba bic
9tlrGI&aft EEL b'm g9teasc 8susr aa's
einbabtt.
-6 6srr Sc6n NsIsn In aIitra6s
ptrp am na6fsn Samitas Na&mtlta8
osn 2 uGr an sInsn irsisn QunI& auf'
tlu.u, fsr Istnsg @lsidtn iu6t. srbR
,atlrsihsu onbsrsn esdsrbiHsn wtrc Die
buiibmte 8atisrIuppr unb tie tsltttt
GtamIuppt tatsi itrptrt. - Nuh ptre
pr. 8Oitn Don tsst al Pets frtf&s Iultsrn
tst Ter Quart, In Sannrn une 6dbGen
gum 8s,tluf pVrrdtbts ea!tsn.
3ur Ra&rtht. Der untsrIsth'
nstf md6t trtaunt, raB sr bte a9'ntur
fir Bic ,,Qmteabls ett'us gtriiasrunss
Gumpaautt" pcn Ntp'gcrE nttter8sls8t
bat. Die @sIhiite Der @umpasuis wsr'
ben isop& Obns Na&tbstI fur Die GtrllG'
srtsu 0bsswidtlt wsrrsn.
30. 3 m erma n.
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YCO M I N G.
enerSerit9ernngsG g.,
4. =. NII an q. q a, IL 81

capital unb glIhs, 10. 9uui'7l, $6.730,0i0.f3
@arimum gsTIuits tn GtirasO 450,0O0.OO
SItitrn aFsts sanl uapsrminSnt Sc, 2S00i04S
SattGs tsr Daten unc Mattn BON a.
ltements;
Our 9nformaion ron @hslststH uHO anss'
bsrsn SsrFfintliasu mir fcllsnrs Sabsas vOn
Eaten uu0 Ger 8at: Srn @hrFment5, Ouf.rIrSt
ppu tisIsr @rIraI&aft itit ibrsr Sr3aniiltiOu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-09

- Su Cincinnati srirdnfts Rh elm tiis,
i6ss unS u6lf&aHtn,s teutl&sS Wab-
DEN (8atbarina 8otbbaas aus aunwfI.
fer In Der pfulO i'm Stic.Siroms. neil
itr Better, Satcb 8usn, lore eis6t niGt
erplsetris.
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gan Ger SbiO DsmOtratis, fOIst Der Yitta'
burg "pcF" in SsiirwurtunS Der psmC.
tratil&.n Yrafbsnti6ateeantibatur peu
Col. 9bOmas q. Seott RON gsuniDlpas
nitu. ........
philadelphia, l. NcO. Stsrf u. s.
TUrbts, Der unttr trr Standardization ron
9Sbufun 9snIUnsaSsnt mar III bsats
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