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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-02-09
Latest Foreign News.

Travellers who left Paris on Wednesday re-
port the city fquiet. There was some slight
discord upon the announcement of the news
that an armistice had been agreed upon and
the city surrendered, but the rioters were easily
appcased. Great difficulty has been experienc-
ed in procuring sufficient quantity of food,
and $4,000 persons have already asked perInis-
sion to leave the city.
The Prussians commenced to provide for the
restoration of railway lines and for provision
ing the city Immediately after the armistice was
concluded, bdt The rolling stock was found to
be in wrctched condition, and inadequate to
meet the demands made for the transportation
of supplies.
A dispatch from Versailles says gold is rising
rapidly in Paris, as the people expect heavy
money exaction. The city is generally assum-
ing the appearance of order and something of
dcd pr soncrs is being effected.
were taken in Paris, with $4,000 cannon and
400 field pieces and mitrailleuscs. The gun
boats in the Seine and rolling stock of railways
were also appropriated by the Germans.
There is still much confusion as to the French
government, and thesituation is becoming quite
complicated. The Bordeaux Government and
the Paris authorities do not agree in their pur-
poses, and this conflict of internal authority
presages trouble among the French people.
Gambetta representing the Bordeaux admin
istration, has been asked to assume the Prcsi-
dency of the Public Safety Committee, and
prosecute the war to the bitter end. Popular
demonstrations are being made to encourage
this view of affairs The New York World
says:
A new danger threatens France-that of civil
war. While the Paris branch of the govern
ment, influenced probably by the depression
prevailing in its neighborhood, exhibits dis
position to make peace on Bismarck terms, the
Bordeaux government is rampant for a contin-
uation of the war as long as hostile German
treads the soil of France So high does the
war feeling run at Bordeaux that an attempt
has been made there to reorganize the govern
ment of the republic, and Committee of Pub
lie Safety has been appointed, with Gambetta,
Louis Blanc and Rochefort at its head. If this
committee assumes the direction of affairs it
must shortly come in conflict with the Favre
government, Which also claims to be supreme
1t is evident from our dispatches that the tenn
per of the French is rather with Gambetta and
war :han Favre and peace. Intelligence from
various parts of France shows the determine
tion of the people to continue the war unless
the German term: a:e amclioratcd.
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Sie vuricntaliT6e" @onferens.

DieIe nit SisIsm auiwanr tnlesnirte
6arc', bersn perlHtebene SiBun8s'gtte
flo tteils In ben sriinen Yuttsn Der eng
tiG6en 8st6stanSrIet t9silS BEL ben CLAN.
,rnten Diners unb SGlsn Der Oubenb
cber mc9r DiplUmaten pCn Der alien
S4ule abIpielten, it pcrilter. Der tret'
Ienbf Berg bat weniser ais Elm WtausGen
actoren; tsnn bisle Gcnierens Bat gu
ni6iS ssrisnt, ais NIT Der auf4sbun9 Der
NeutraliFruns bss I&warSsn @tssrss has
gdu,e Grssbutb bss JsrimtrtseeS ptrper
,u bsleiitssn. Die 6Ortbarsr Der Donau'
Gommilipn auf wsitere IL Sabre dur
lleberwa&uns Der DonauminSun8en 0s-
gen ruIFI6sn GinFub pta ntat piel be-
beutrn, pa rs NubIano 3ur 3sit nod oar
ni6t um bic 9ouaufiirfentbamsr Su
tbun III, ....-
Gin BiBblatt In GcnrOn 9at In tr'Hrn'
her Srlbaerfenntpib fcl9rnbe Saipre nber
Gualanbs 8trbnlten in bieisr nno Der
! franSSFIa.reutitsn 5raSe NIT iol9enSsr
Gu;si9s lpssela0sn; r.. .
| ,SUGn 8ua srlaubt i&, feinsn 5reun'
ben, bem Suttitum, ben Gamtlen'Sdup'
tern unp ben Qs9rsrn BON 8inheriHulcu
au,u,sisen, bab CT brreit III, untsr isb'
biaisen 8spin8uusen ietnsn bsrlbmtsr
briHI6sn 2Umen (sanS 5abm) ls9en 81
la6en. 9as l&rsdsnrinlSbenbs uni
flrdttsrli6e @ftriia pirisS eblen 2btsrsS
In gsrbinbuns NIT lsinsr SOltommsnsI
SarmlcFsteit, inb jsBl pptl brtannt. Sr
aenp SemanO fann nit Soltcmmens
. StraIofstsit es init 8l6en itoBsn, ODE
es anlpudsu, prrr brtm S6pnnSe Serrsn
70 pa6 feline pilptn @sbsbrbtn cine Sufu
GROCER Ssluiisuns 9ewdRren tSnnsr
unb babel 9liemanb ft I'm @erin9fen 8
fir6ten brauGt. DaS G9tsr II Scr al
len aetrSnten 5duptern UUn @urcpa aus
. aellsut wprben, unb bat fGalIenbss 9s
la6trr berpprserufen. Man wsnps fl
an 9. 9ul I'M vBinbIad @afbofs" |
rrr 2dmmerfrabs." On. .. abSits'
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9tuSidmbiieoe Seritbtc.

Berlin, 81. WirS. Der peutlhe 9tslhS'
tai multr bsut" pUm &oiler gSileelm In
pnIOu rrEfnst. Der li6 IN istnrr Sbrpn'
rste rtpa fctgsnpsrmaBsn euSIpraA:
.,Bsnn Id psu esutIben 8tttethB gum
trllen @talr nab een 9Iorrsthen absr
barten &dmpIsn. rie DrutlAlaup it9rsih
bs1anpen, bier psriammslt lebs, Il mub
Id ,usrlt @rtt banttn fur bic bttcrlhen
gr1pIgr. nit wslhsn sr bic htue @ini9tstt
Der truilhen Strbiinostsn, Den Ssrpiemue
une StIeenmutb Der 3ruppcn, 10 mic Die
SpicrirupiNtsit peS Bottles aels0nst bat.
gpir batsn rae errri6t, wpiiIr mnlere
8prfatrsn tGmpftru = bic @ntsteit
Deutlhiancs unp bic Sihtrbsii itnrr
Greupn. llnlere llstsrrulunR ven ln
tiinfttesr 9inigfeit mar umlhlsterl; her
@ntbuRatmuC res SUIteS bat etclen
SAleier ,errlltu. Ais pos Tatsrtanp
beerptt wures, bd srbob (lb bic 9la;icn
wle Gin Manu, um 60 Su VtrtbeIpiaen,
uRp per,sihnelt auf ben S@labtfrltern
5rantrrl6s NIT unauSlBl6lt6sn Subha.
len Ietnrn @ntihlue, rtn ssrintsO Bolt
3u bleibtu. Der @tiR, Der Seutidtanp
beIrrlt, Iielt In Iriner 8iIpuus unb Wp.
raj, UNI bic 3ulammsniebuns leinsr Ar.
NEE watrt IS ppr psm Nlibbrau6 rsl
nlanattn Maut. DaS unatbdHsiS'
DeutlAIaab ahtet bic lluabbdu9isfsii
Qupsrsr. Sit fur6tbare prhfun8eJsit
welhr mir our6asma&t, III stns liter'
@arautis far eas 8sfsbsn pts surpYSt'
rhsn 9rlsttus. Wd6Ha uno ieItfuer
trauenr, Gberldlt TsuifaIanp nun 9b
ncn bic 9i;sultruna ftInsr @nstltOtnbst
ten. 3u rer brlonrerrn @snu9Ieanui
DeutldlanbS bat Die 2pnpOnsr GcnIsrsn
pas gBsrt her YrriObnunS in ftisflt4tn
@eille bfrneet.
,,gs III ieet bic aufsats RES Nst6sta
gee. Runpsn gu 9stIsg HRp Dsntent9'n
bic fir bic Sir9e NIT i6rtm 8lut unp II
rem Psben Bs,abIk ben papF Sfs Satfr
lanrts iu tstbdtigfn. 1idse trr Hsihs
tag f& NIT Der 9lsslsruns Ssreinisen II
bar pfrfaiTanssmdbiasn Nilfcn, @sIsBs
wrI6e bic DebIfabrf ttt SplFtS ftretrn
tn's esbsu iu ruisu. Die pom Der 9le
aisruna In ausf6t esupmmrnsn pfrfaf
iunssmabtssn aucrNnunssn entRaI'e'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-30

hItF "a tAEss Eidt anasjesta. Hsin &C.
ratfm esfmlltsFt. gIlrasHss In eintm
eaass. wetet S6ntIwaus ttntti, ptrsth
vsrtiltHIemSsla dHh nur aunGtttnb 70
risle 9Prbrtatn stribt, ais In Nmsrtla
Sa es nrb5rt ,u sintm @unbsr. psril elm {
nal rig Wcre sslhsGsn 1T. Dater fcnn'
ten auh bic mei1sn StaoteE ienleitS rss
Oceans bic 1Opssarafs beietti9rn uno
mau6' anterss @sIsB erluEen, bas mebr
prrl6nlibe 6rsibsit 9ewdbrt. nls bteS In
Qmerita Der Saa III. limb bod Vt Der
@snuB Feraul6snrer @efrdnfe bort ntht
70 ldGrrlt6 tri6wsrt, alc bier su qanre.
limb ct9lei6 bic @sirdnfe bel iueitem bill
liaer uup In trTsrsr SuaIAdt 81 babsn
fnt, fntst man pisl leItsnrr auslhrri'
tungen. gBarum?! bic Intwprt III be-
retts ee9ebsn:
Der sruee 5aufe Res Scltts ilt tcrt 8e'
Fttetsr unO weib Fd UermS8e gutter Gr3is
buns bellsr gu tebsrriArn uno auf Srn
tehien s1e9e au lalien. ..
gtun lrsct an bic Sdnp gum outer
sgerte; Idaet abr nidt bort 8aume, NJ
Fe Wismanp I'm gBsBs Retsn, Sabt 81
quite Sedlinee. 70 bIrfst 9br bel 8ute
| YFese aud auf ouIs 5ri6te rs&nsn!-
! .,. s. g..
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Der brutl6e Srben Der 5aru8drt
In ben Ser. Staatsu III 9lsitt anSsrsn
Orrsn sunatlf trr 9e8enistttssn untsr'
lhbuns In Srontbsitt' unS 3otssfdusn
unp her SUrse fir s8tttwen unS sBniltn
perRUrteher 9riicer sepibmet, BAT ater
aud tas untsri6sibsnps uno ausjsthntnee
WrrtmaI, bae rr ais rein reutihsr STetn
aud has enssrs Observation-Disclosures SsS
OruiIdt6umS In @msrita auf a(len Os'
bieien, nit aus1HluB bes ppIitiI&sn unb
rrlisiSisn, anarsbt. Gfsriincst wurNe
Der Srpen am 8. @ir, 1851 Su Nep
gcrt. Die 9sjst6nuns n5arusart"
aammt pcn tsm altpsutI&en gBcr!
,,5arus" (5ain) Der, 5arusart atsr tparsn
isne alten, In ben ttutlden 5ainen ibren
Suntttousn obIisssnpen Yrisitsr bss nr,
@ermanent9ums. BUR 3ett psrfast Der
Srteu iter stpa $50 apssn NIT msbr aIs
5000 WitsItsber uuO sinrm &apital BON
iiter 100000 Dollars.
Der Srben ttr Sarusart bat bic isBl
nats an $4,000 Sur unierfabuns beut'
I&er 8risser, btm General GonluI 8Slnl
| iitermittelt.
= Sas 6tnanieomite pss Ssnatts ta
. teIblciIen, alien 8erIuhen Sur Gbance
. runs bss 5ariiS in Der sssenwdrtsn SsI
. fcn sntstssnjutrstrn. &rttt Der Sena
t pieIer anf6t BET, 10 wtrp Der Sausbe
i l6tue, psl6er bic 3SGIe auf SCtlen, Sal,
t S6se unp SaFss abIauft, benz GtnanSeo
d. mite iiberpisfsn, b. :. auf unbsfimmt
n 3sit tsistti8t.
], = gcn BaltiustUn wtrp ssmsIfet
Der prdHbtnt bslutts Rsuts Sormttta
!. bic ,,pfsrbs GrSistunssi&uIs" bss GRO
n pratt unS tltsb ,wri ppae StunSsn SOrI
(6dtte sr, cline ,,GIsls'grjtsbunssf&uls
bsludtt unb einiss 3eit li& bort aufsseal
/, ten, 70 wirrt bas earS pisllst&t stwa
n babel prpftirt tabsn.)
s = @nbti4 BAT man rrmtttsIt, wtlt
3eituna In Der Union bic Gltsite tit. Y
/. III bies bic ,,gsp 5ampltirs @aSstts", b
|, istt In pertsmputb, %. g., sri&stnt un
:. ,par ltit bem 7. October 1866, Die q
"a ttle bsutf&s 3situnS TIT Der Union
n bsr ,,Reabins aOIsr", BON BEN pir Ell
grsmpIar Spn 1912 btfbtn.
N - Der Ser. ct. Stnat BAT bic NCmt
l. nation ppn Col. Sobn 90. 6Ornsp Jul
} 6afen, 6 @ctlsrtcr In philadelphia ttfdti8
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8eadltnna fir hentide @ltera.

lluttrri6nete gilt brutl6en @Gtd,sn @'lt'
acnbeit Iammtlidle wsiblide @rteitrn nlS ea
iint: ,,N6ben, Stridrn SGdeIn, Stidsn 3rtf.
l,en II. +. 10" M rrIsrnen. Spllten ld i'm ynutr
oieles Wtcndt Gri % Sinbsr msIorn 10 wsrSr id
nit 9tnfong slpril beginner. .a 9m1
Wiit a6hlu9 Sri6nrt
gina @rrueina, 9cbrerin.
glnmrlOuussu fub in bem StulIofnIs ven
9. NierS Su MAIDEN. #-r
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Sofepb 8eCfer,
Ne s bcI 3 a II b ! Ter,

frlibfr ppn Vprf JtrpIsi
niatbt biermit icinen 8reunSsn unS Sfn efnt-
loren ayublifum sUn scranton une Sybe yart be-
FAINT, SaB or IN Wierrifslb's 8lpf, RninlfrnBs,
Elm WSbtlarIdaft srEifnrt. @ibt nur bait CT WS-
beln isbsr art pprrGtbis, lOnbtrn AUD SfttjruBe
NpatraBtn, Ieppite une Gbnlits Waartn,
gBtr 9aarssIb bat, faHn bier a.".SstrprbsniIib
bilis rinfanftnr..
16IgC Sol, Ytdtr
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SSeme 7.3Oer SolDs9laleiBe
Slider! 4roftabrl ! Rermanent!


Say Gppfe unb 50. Uiierirsn ;um Srrfanf
III pari unS aufaelnufenen Snttrtlltn bic 9rlte
Rprtangs 2dnb 6Irant @ple Spnes err Nor
tbern pdeiir Hailrpap 60.
Dirle gcnes Iine lhrr gfifellt. Grfens
turds eiue Grl1e Mcrt9a9e auf bic Giltnbebn
1elblf, hcren 8tirirbemdtrridl uno allr Ginrihs
tilnaer. 3ptitens turh cine Grife Wcrtsaas
auf errru 9Gn,liCbs 9anSIbenfuna, wrl6e mrbr
ais 3peiunb,pnnis SauIfnb Nfrr eane auf
irbs Wrilr Sebn brtrdDt. ... -.
Die Bombs Iinb frei Don Scr. Stdatrn Sare;
Capital unb i3inlen Ino in @jrlp Sablbnr - has
GaptaI ndh Nblauf Won ereieig 9nbrrn unb bic
3inGcn taIbjGbrlih sur 8ate BON Sieben
uub bret 3ebntel per Gent per Sabr.
Sie Inb in DrnomiuntiCuen SUu Si00, $500,
5000 $4,000 unb $4,000 aus9rirllt Die
5ruteCs unisr Der Mprtgage iinb bic SS. Say
Gppfe spn YbilabsIpbia unb s. Cigar Sbcmp.
ion, pralpent ter psnnlplpania Central 9iltns
tabn Comp.
Tirie Nurtbrru yarifie 7.3O gpnts tptrern
,u allen 3eitrn ppr gtrfdn III 3sbn per Sent
prdmir (cSer .i0teD i'm anstau16 Fir gpm-
pasnir 9Gnrrreien su tcren bili9ReB 9narprri5
an9Cncntnirr.
gluBsr ibrsr ablOlutsn Si@Gbsit srpGbrsn
biGIs Srnbs, ipif mir gldubrr, Gin grEBerss Gin-
frmmsn bar, ais ir9rnS anpere gBertbpapirrs sr.
Her ehnf. perlonen, mClpe Ser, Sfdaten o.ZUer
briBeu, fGnnsn, nenr lir bieIGlben In Nprtbsrn
pacific eonSsrtIrtn, ibi jGbrIitrs GinfCmmsn
nm tin Dritts srbbben unb babsn tann nod
cine SplIfianbig f&srs GaPitalanIdsr.
8te srbGlf man fie, Sbu n6tllt
8anf pber 9nunuisr pirp eirir Bombs ,u irbtm
aspiinlhten Setrags une BON iebrr brlirbigsn
Denomination liefern. perIpner, tpebe Stcfs,
cher Bombs fir ieuc umSuwfbltln tpiinI6sn,
fTnurn tirS bet itgtno einrm unlrrsr NGsnifn
tbuu, WsIte ben bS6frn rurrrntsu 9'rsis fir
ale bsrtGuf fli6en sEertbPaEiere
bswilIiasn psrtsp
Dirjenlsen, ipsl6e III siusr GntfrrnuHs Won
9nnfrn ppbnen, fSnnrn 6elb cher aneere Spnfs
birGft pcr GTpreB All rms lenben unb mir psrefu
Tcrtbrrn pacfe ScneS auf infer 8ilfe une
cbnt 0clirn fur ben 9inlenerr suriidlbidru. -
gSc9tn peitersr NusIun't, Yhmpblrte. 3arttn
&C. mrIes man Ib une lbrsite an bic tuisReits
HetsA, pper an ireenc tius ter SanEfp -scer Ban.
Quisrs, wsI&s OugsNsRi anS. nm biris glnIribr
~ pertApfen,
! ." .,uaufrn burd:
Jay Cooke & Co.,
p9ilarrip9Ia, Nep. gort unS sHaI9lnstcn,
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Ihnrltos GcmDeI,

8dumciffcr WiS Contractor,
iibtrnu,mt Gpntrafte sur grri6tnng pen @e,.
bdubfn itbrr Art une aus itetm Wlatrr'ak %
tIriH ubtr greg, nns brlurSt ubtTsagpt aM W
eas gaufa6 sinl6laSruSrn usus gITtsti'" uub
%fRarattrsn Pt6susE, NTY YNNe s"' .,"lnrSrnbsit
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NO2pmatSIbrtftem m-3cttnm9cn.

Der llnier,siburte bat teBt bic N3sntnr non
alien in Srrontrn uno llmgs9snS ein9efhbrtrn
Wipuaislhrifien uno 3ritun9en tlbtrnommsn
unb wiro eicIeltrn ben Srrrbrtrn Ntcnntntrn
premyt iuS Saus liefern.
Nntbclifrn rmpfrbls id, tas fdtbplildr Saus'
bud, gllle unS neue gSrlt unb nnerre tntbpl
3eiti6rifttn unb Yufrr. Nu9 lisfsre t9 Ma
enerr unb GbnIids Derte. Sbrtfrn rrfallGit-
ern Snbaltrs perbrrits i6 frinr.
Sr. GbarlrS .. GCuffrr nabs trm Gourtbaulf
uimnlt rtrnfnUS 9elfrauugen fir mid an.
9f7l 9ntob @et9er, eecarlr6Be'
Nutt,.-Strr Safcb 6jsigcr II aud rrmad'
tiot, SubIcriptirnrn auf has ,,Srnntpn Seo'
dcntlaii" rnt9rseu,unrbmen nnb es rerbrn nlI'
ibm ltcr0rbsntn StfsQungen piinttIi9 nusSs'
fubrt. 8riebr. W d9ner.
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Sln sic bcntitbe 9eDDlfernit9
Won Pennsylvania.
Nsa

Scranton Trust Comp. & Sparbank
lenft Cure AufmsrtiamFcit auf bic lrbr Iiteroleu
3ntrrrIIrn, fpridje ie an Oeprlitcrcn tciabt, ouf
bic gsbiu9unRert, rnter teuen Ssh snriftesatt
pirc, unb bfIpnbrrs nuf bic 0rrEr Sidrrbet
pcl6e eurb bic DireFtcreu etr Sanf letctrn
pirb. Dies teipsill bic 3batadc RAP, Ctirtcu
rS wruissr ais Gin 9obr ilf, felt mir GrldGiic
breanren, mir irBt eincn Grtscrtn @eIstrtran
ais 1spo1tum bntrrL ols ale eie Srnrtanfcn
Won trlrm County. SEir Grbrp nicbt su rrit
prnn mir laaen, RAP unirrrn Gcpclcrrn lr
orrBs Sidrrbrit 9sbptrr pirr, ais irAcnr weden
Gutrsu Spar. 9sppTtrren auf tirIem SCnii-
nenie. e .....
gitfs, Ipredt IN her 9ouf Spv uuS 9br rrtaIt
bort 3irfuIars, prl6e ittcr alIt 8r9cln une @rr
eiugungru GuCb @uSfunit 9ebsn.
Sci. s.. ScrantOu, Wrlss Sdglor 9. e.
pierce, gB. gB. 94intru, Sbpmns SidiCn. G-a-
murl Slcan, SUbu Yrisbin, Sra Grirp une 81.
.. pbsIpS linb bic DirlftCren. i6mS7i
s. Q. Yierrs prGiitcnt.
8. .. pbclpS. SdoBmrilfer.
SbCmaS Difion, 9br. 9rddrent.
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Bur SeQfltunQ.

Oa llutrr,cidneter nit MOuat glpril Serans
ton rsrlGet, CrIu6t CT nlIt ScnC, ptIdr ibm NOD
9tednur9en ~ be,abIrn bnben, ilt bet tbm ttr'
,ufinten unb ben Sstrng ~ rrlelen, tpierigtntaus
tic bic GpleftrnS-Gpltrn nab Wpnat April lslblf
trooeu miiIIru, .- 23mSba
GS seihnet Or. !. u NJ NJ a II II.
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9daoSei(ac%

1as scretrft publifum ipirp pistrbclt tGralf
aufnlrrFinm 0emadbt baB Ssrr 8nIrniin @mi9
nidbt in Iriuer cffiSiellen gi8rnl6aft ais 9pn'
fnbGer cr1deint, lOnSern lspi9i6 ais Gpl'
ieftcr fir ben llntsrseidnetrn. Gin 9enltab'
Ier wiiroe rinrr 9rri9tIi1sn gerlaSung bseiirtrn,
Srrr Gmig atsr pralrntirt nur 8e6nun9sn 3ur
8t,ablung. 2f71 Or. s. VI nj NAL II.
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q ctr Il q G

gum SsRsn esr tsutf6sn gsrwunretsn,
SBittmen uub gEaiitn. lowis CUR 8sarsit'
uus Der Schsn ets 8aaeljdseS.
gCasftrt tur6 9ubn 3sisltr unt 6. 3.
Stabl,
SObu 3fiblr $25 6. Simon ST
GVnrap Sassu Q 9, MorriS
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Srd)eltriOll.

8as IN her @ermonia Salle aufeeItrllte Dr.
deffripu IN BON tcm tnlentpplleu Sritrumtntsn'
bauer Sru. g. @sItr, rcparirt unO nit elmer
9ln,abl nsusr alirreu Serlrbrt prrben, unb tann
has putlifum III Der 3uFunft tpirbsr bel etnem
GbGumcnten @laIe Bier ben @snnB ttner Hal
dl6eu Dtulif babrn. Spre6t srfilli9It Sor.
Spbn 3ttblrr.
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2SS0r1lltIu(e.

Da .msin Spbn George 8rep Ii9 bctnrrs
lid, peiecrt, mtiuen 9lnOrpuun9rn une Srfsbltn
unb mrin Saus SrrlalIen bat 70
ocrbirtr i'd birrmit Srtrrmann, tbm auf metiltt
Pamrn AZ tcrsrn Ottr i'm su brbrrbrrSen, Ia i'd
feinerci Sbulpen fir ibn brjabIen psrSr.
Trtrbrid EreH
Seranton, 20. RGrs iS7i-3w pcitrstur8.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-30
Seagcr!

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llmarsrne tirne our gio6ritt taB id Won hen
foIocncCn Geuer. uuo VrbcnS -Srl0crunb5, Grm'
paGnien bic ggrntur iIbernUmmrR babe:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-30
ssntr 81 OSacl)riebt.

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lcfprtias Seri6iisuns ibrer &etnunern foretrt
gRer innerbalb IpGtelien5 elmer gBrhe nidbt be.
,ablt, beTrn Hams wirb auf eine itDnrSr Ytitr,
nit benz i6uleieen 9strdg, netirt une bielrlbe in
alIen gBirtbsbGuItru Der Statt DHentib ar9ss
ftlagrn. Brant Us. W ler.7
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-30

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glpplicatipnrn fir oirlrIben GpmpaSnitn aumet
men. $40 G6as. u. Better N9rnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-30

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Den mir ni6tS ~ 1nsru, bic NntiinbigunS cbiGrr
5bdtintbr 0arin arniiet nm ibrrn Stcrr mii
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-04-26

Mr.. Seward he's been meeting with
marked attention in his travels. He arriv-
ed in India the early part of last month, and
was everywhere the recipient of honors
and made the guest of the highest in au-
thority. At Calcutta he was made the
guest of the Earl of Mayo, Viceroy of
India. The chief newspaper of Bengal,
noticing Mr.. Stewards arrival, says that
Calcutta will give him reception THAT
he will remember with pleasure and pride.
He represents America and in honoring
him for his own sake, we honor America
also. and perhaps may help little to re-
tighten those cords, which, but for things
that one would rather now bury, might
have been an alliance that would have
been the best security for the freedom and
peace of the world"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-04-26

A few iron nails placed in vase with
flowers will keep the water sweet and the
flowers fresh. This arises from the sulphur
eliminated from the plants combined with the
iron.
Miss Frances Willard, president Of the Fee
male College in Evanstown, H., thinks the
true idea of woman's education will include
croauet and calculus, tatting and Telemachus,
Homer and home.
1t is said that the authorities in Spain know
perfectly we'll the names and whereabouts of
the assassins of General Prim, but that they
are afraid to prosecute them on account Of
their influential connections.
"That man," said wag, "came to Nashua
forty years ago, purchased basket, and COM
menced gathering rags. How much do you
suppose he is worth ?" 1t was a connum-
drum we could not answer. Nothing" he
continued, after pause, "and he owes for the
basket"
1t was avery Hard-s hell Baptist of Tennes-
see who suggested when he heard Of the re-
formation of an ungodly neighbor, that no
ordinary baptism would do for that man; the
only sure way would be to tie grindstone to
his feet, and "anchor him over night in the
middle of the river"
One Of the "school marms," who recently
went to Oregon to engage in the duties of her
vocation, thus writes to her friends at home:
"a panther was killed last week, near my
school-room, measuring seven feet from the
tip of the ears to the extremity of the tail and
seven back again, making fourteen in all"
The following stanza is said TO have been
copied from the tombstone of husband and
wife:
"Within this grave do lie
Back to back, my wife and 1;
When the last 'p%P , the il air sf ihai m
few days ago in the New York Court o
Special Sessions, boy ten years Of age was
arraigned for stealing, and pleaded guilty.
As soon as he appeared at the bar, his little
sistef, about nine years old, who was on the
other side of the room, commenced crying
bitterly, and was about to rush to her brother,
but was restrained by her mother, who was
also bathed in tears. Justice Bowling told
her to come up, and she ran up to the little
prisoner, the tears streaming down her cheeks,
and throwing her arms around his neck, ex-
claimed, while sobs almost choked her voice:
"Oh! Johnny, Johnny, what brought you
here and they wept in each others arms.
The girl then turned to the Justice, and fall
| ing on her knees, held her hands up beseech-
ingly, and prayed, "Oh! Judge, Judge, let
my brother go!" The mother stood inside
the bar weeping, and there was not dry eye
in the court room. Justice bowling who was
deeply moved, could not resist the affecting
appeal of the child, but said, "Take him with
you, my grill" She ran to the gate to meet
him, and clinging to him they reached the
mother, and the three left the court, objects
of the sincerest sympathy, and sigh of relief
appeared to issue from every bosom as they
passed out of the room.