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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-08

IIuW's THAT FOR HONEY ?-kather an
amusing joke was practised recently on
one of the committee of ladies appointed
10 examine honey, and other sweets, aud
award premiums. at a fair inF California.
Some practical joker procured a honey
lar and filed It with DIR. McDauiefs cas-
tor oil, and tabled it ''honey." The jar
was nicely fixed and set among numerous
honey samples When the committee
came along the nice looking jar immedi
ately attracted her attention and she pro-
ceeded TO examine it. Holding III one
hand an immense tablespoon, she poured
out the contents of the jar, the clear amber
color of which excited favorable remark,
and it was declared IS fine looking honey
as there was in the pavilion Having
a mouth watering for the delicious sweet,
and eyes sparkling in joyous anticipation,
she threw her head back, opened her
mouth, thrust in the spoon and swallowed
the contents at gulp. But the pleasant
expression which was on her countenance
was Immediately succeeded by one one of
horror and disgust, and the laughter of
ihe Joker, who witnessed the success Of
the trick, soon led to an exposition Of the
fraud.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-08

BAD WRIrtNG Nothing is so cont
mon now a days as bad writing aud IN
view of the abundant facilities for learns
ING to write a good hand, there ia no ex~
cuse for not doing 50. The suhjoired is
too good TO be lost aud w:ll richly repay
perusal:
The actor MscreadY's handwriting
was curiously iIlegihis, and especially
when writing orders of admission TO the
tlIeater. One day, at New Orleans Mr..
Broueham obtained one Of these from him
for a friend On handing 1t TO the gen
lieman, the latter observed that if he had
not known what II purporied to be, lie
would never have suspected what It was
1T looks more ike a preseriction than any
thing else, said be.
$50 il does said Mr.. Bronghaa let
us 90 and have II made mp
s'Turning into The nearest drug store the
paper was given to the CLERK, who gave
It careless glance, and then proceeded
To get pbal ready and to pull Oat divers
boxes. With another look at The order,
down came iinetrre bottle, and the
phial was half filed Then there was a
pause. The gentlemanly attendant was
evidently puzzled. At last he broke
down completely, and rang for his princi-
pal, ain elderly and severe looking iudiVid-
ual, who presently emerged from the in~
ner sancium. The two whispered together
for an instant, when the old dispenser
looked a the docniaeht. and with an ex~-
preston of pity for ihe ignorance of his
subordinate, boldly filed the phial with
some apocryphal fluid, and eoolly corked
and labeled it. Then banding it to the
gentleman, who was waiting, he said,
with bland smile "a cough. mixtures
very good one. Fifty cents, If YOU
pleasa :"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-08
4 N ORDINANCE Of Loretto Borough
RELATING TO THE OBSTRUCTION OF
STR FETS, SIDEVALKS and ALLETS.

BE a enacted ana ordained IN tIc Burgess aud
TOlr7t CDUpcU Of the Borough of LOTcftO, and Il 10
herein oydnuied dIId enacted bU said c1rtlJ1ftics:
SECTION I. That from and after the publica-
tiOn Of this Ordinance, it shall hc unlawful for
ans person or persons to Obstruct or in any way
diSCOmm ode the free use of 81. Nary's street or
the sidewalks thereto pertaining, in said BOT-
Ough of LOrettO, by depusiting thereon lumber,
shingles wood. boxes, or any other material or
substance whatsoever: and any person or per-
SON so ohstructiug said street oT sidewalks after
due notice as hnrcin given. shah bc subject To
rnc of J. ire Dollars for each and every such
offence.
SECTION . li any person or persons shall, by
the construction OF fences or in any other way
whatsoever. Obstruct or dizcomWOdc the free
use of any Of the Streets or Alleys 81 said Bor-
oueh,- SO eS 10 render the same impossible or
iucauytnilnt re public highway, ne, she or
they 81 tending shall forfeit and pay a fine Of
Tirfut4f-Ftre Dollars Tor each and every such
offence. And any person JssrsaHs ~ ~, may
have. previous To- the passage of TINS Ordnance
placed any obstruction or Instructions in either
of said Streets or Alleys, aud shall ncglcct or
refusc 10 remove the same within twenty days
aftet the publication of this Ordinance, he, she
or they So Offending shall be fable to the same
penalty rs hereinbefure enacted by this section.
SECTION z. the fines in all cases provided for
by this Ordinance shall be recovered on the in
formation Of any citizen or officer Of said Bor-
Ough; and all fines 50 recovered shall be held
for the Use of the Borough.
4. J. CHRISTH, Burgess
+. d. SAUPP, Clerk. [;i-25.-3t.l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-08

WnAr AnEp TuE MARE ---Farnier-
stWhat do you think is the matter WI
'er, Mr. Quack ington ?" Young Farrier
(lresh from the Horse College se)--"Wen
-ahem-a-I hink that probably The
cartiIaginous processes hare subtended
the ossifcation cf bone, and thereby for
cling the coronal arch TO The magnetic
meridian; consequently, as things which
are equal TO the same thing are equal TO-
the square Of the hypothenuse, it follows
that the lateral thrnst becomes so power
ful as TO damnify the elEpticity of tie
projection, producing sneh coucatepa'-
tion of the fluid portions of lie periosteum,
and lesion of the less eoagulated pigments
OF the cognate therapeutics, as elevate the
chaly beate constituents Of the anterior ex-
tremity of the tibia, which must, of
course, guide the treatment to be pur>'
sued" Farner-'.for -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-08

ent attention, so s,on as he made for
them, the smiles would vanish, the faces
become solemn And so AT last, with a
yawn, Our Dog flung himself on the aisle
floor, laid his head on his fore paws and
counted over the beef bones be had buried
during the last week. Not word of the
sermon touched him it went clear over
his head -Lippincotfs Magazine for
March
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-08

-,,- bac1ne nroprietors Of the STORE
|u'IW nd STOCK or GOODS recently be-
IN nHyAAE 4. Shoemaker & Co., and having
~. - .IlifiNnal
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-08
OOD FOR WILMORE /!
q LADIES COMPLIMENTED!l
Nv FIRM and NEw GooDs.

/. -ss been conceded Of late years that
81 G.es q. pI Wiimore and vicinity are the
a ga as the most sensible OF any To-
a-.,ie 90 ,Ae county, which may probably in
.,2-''.tea .-o,rr, Tor Uy the fact, not yet gen
sgrI and Fancy Goods At the TE-yy
go Va =, = "a l. Il CO.. who have lust
! -. ,.,-..lt.c stc largest and most complete stock
S TL.tfSS ., " AmOre, consisting OF DRY
{ NJ MS r. rGbDDS, MILLINERY GOODS.
-.,,. u: IA -. -, Gaps, Doors ana SHOES,
!. IH.ch they sell at .Johusfi,yT D,,ires
..'l- ,li, mex Achangc for country produce.
alIi see for yourselves at the New
-1 4ue aoJr East Of tho new United
1-- NJ. =, go, Z. PAUL & co.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-08

A SCHOOL Roy having been required to
write composition on some part OF the
human body, expounded as follows: ''rhe
throat-A throat is convenient to have,
especially to roosterS and ministers. The
former eats corn with it the latter
breaches through his'n and then ties it
6p.''
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-08
ESTATE or MICHAEL M.GLADE.

H DEC Decentralization NOtice.-Letters of
Administration on the estate Of Michael Nc
Glade, late of Allegheny township, deceased
having been granted TO the undersigned. notice
is HEREBY given to all persons indebted to said
estate TO make payment without delay, and all
those having claims against the same will pre-
sent them in proper shape for settlement.
MARGARET McGLADE, Adm X.
Allegheny Twp, March p, lS7l-4t.%
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-08

Why is the stomach ache ike cele-
brated English poetf Because MS an
ache inside (Akenside.l
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-23
&cttpinbfubt.
@fbrQuGet bQ8 bette Sell
11ittel.
Seber Sag briaet neae 8ewefe bes erp6en Werbes t$
2unQet1 8aliatla$+ i


Nls nsl$s an stns, Safea eter an Sapnea@t Istssn
manne5 IN Marine &ip, Wtt6t8an, leen:
Ntariue Gitp, aRtdtsan, %. Suit 1S70
Serrsn s: q: 5arrisas 81. Qertpe 5srrsal SD tabe
pnten tebe ptne bnielben u ein benin bat netn Qe
ben eerettef Sd ertdete mid, unb sn Sufen. pel6er
fdleblid in edwntudt uberpine, bee mid. SD befans
mir nur anempfeben wu1be. unb epfane fur veea @ele
bas Id prausgabte feline Qn. erne SD bate lterNGen5
Sung Ballam gum 0ertauf, bod u6te i nts Srn fetnen
n S a$ a as SSFsaS st 'as sss,a tIs sts :ss
As SIR asent mid bei4ate iaee i'd tbm ba6 i'd tetne Me-
btstn ssrauen tDnnte bon Der ID, ns wube gr brane n
mid sbf su psru&en: SD tbat bes une III s er freabi'
gen leterra4uHe belte terstts bic erfe Gaide euen
fen urb beepr lie brittle gafde ausebrauGt mar, arx
nene Suneen eebe uno h fann nun aus ets ner 4rtab"
ruse su meinn 5eunben unb Rnten ben sun etsen-
| sd serbleibe Sbr febr ereebener
no 5we &afqs4E$3 .S53zi4Naa :Ta fQa E Z. Rptrtna
aaes euneen galfam enttdlt tetn apuu e. r uaf4ds>
bs .. 81 resit9, Dtasf, gr. 132 men g. etrage iaat
6pleenhes: Cincinnati, 1. Stcber 1869.
6errsa 5. g. Sarr4s II. gu Wsius S.rsn! uneefdbrs.
ttnsm Sabr trtdtete ID mtg nae nusst S
ss Sssf ssa eas tt' s't @sssta.
Iesten Wtnters wurbe t ~ &wat, bab i bas Be baen
%s %ssn pt ss ss ss,aa aa' esq.,: %:st
Breuntt elauttfr mid TN listen Stadium btt Sdpinbxt
uas bOfsatsns s,as1,anss, g. "a .ates :, att ,nt;o
3as Reeept purbe mir uttestbsit wss MID seranla6te,
stnen getud 3u % ea nnb Stt nun fasen bae meta
5ufen sdusli@ eurtrt urbe une tas t sst in Sanbe bn
Sbr fets t1setsaer t....ss ~. e
aue nit 5uen sber trsenb Selea Sale sissQunseaibt
tebaftttt ytrontn f0Qttn unserjat autas eunsta oA
s R Sarris 8 &c.. 4utiaiat eis.atsdnH.
bu papea pft ausa Dso1utptu. 81 NtHdaxath NeW.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-23

al8 bic Tb(lre 1t9 bHnte unb Der Ntbe
@autbter IN bas 3tmner trat. Gr nd>
berte F@ bem juneen Marquts unp
pridte, cbne ein Wort :u pre@en, feline
&ippen auf bic Stirn be8 Suneling8.
v@te Fno 3ufrtepen NIT mir?" ia9te
6enrf. uDaS freut MIDI. Sa, otele6
Mbenteuer madt mid iebr 8tIdli6. Gin
NAL, neil i6 bte Treuoe botte, Elm Men>
(9enleben retten gu fbnnen, pann aber,
neil i9 bic Teitt9feit metner Musfcln,
bic &dlte meines YluteS unp bic @6d>
bunosfdbiefeit metner 9lusen prlfen
tpnnte. SD babe ein9eieben pob {@ mid
auf pteie cret perla0en fam unp i9 batte
nur Gins 9e>pinl@t."
,,l1nb oieS Cine 2"
SD bdtte 0ewinl9t, pab ter @icomte
BON Talbpuet uben an pem Nanee pe1
<pue 9efaneen bdtte."
vWebbalb Die ler? 2"
v@r >ptirpe bant1 wcbl be9rifen baben,
bab Elm Monn, ber f9 am 1dwanten>
oen Gaue BON per &lippe Saint 8eneit
berabla0en fann, re9t tppbl int @tanbe
1T, Don Dem Da6e Der 8afttQe aus an
ben 3bGrmen be6 @efdnentl7t8 entlano
eletteno, pem f@redli9en &erfer gu ent>
Fieben uno feline Greibett mieper 3u &C.
minne1."
v2ieber @obn, tpober bfele 1eltlamen
&ecen ? @a6 loQ pa6 INNER unp ewtg
nit Der 8afiQe?"
~@s 1T nur, neil Talbouet bebauptete,
Ntemano t1nne aus jenem &erter entz
fieben." iaete ,9enrt. ~&alrouet irrt
f9. Die @erlebun9 beeabt pft 9enue
nit etnem Gntwei@un9seente, une pieier
Mann bier" fubr ct fort auf einise
8u@er 3et9enb, ,,oieler @onfantin Don
&ennepiue, pe0en @el9i9te @te mir 81
leien eaben> war entweoer efn Ge{9l{na
ooer Elm gang unBe1didter E1lpel. Mi'
&rat uno Nu8pauer nit @enie uni
2if, bur9bri9t Derjent9e rte Maueru
ietne6 &erferS, eper fie9t bon Der 3tnns
etne6 @efan9nibtburmee, benz oa6 &c.
wubtlein, uDu leipeft unperbient" BIT
&rdfte erb6bt unp ra5 .6erS na6 BEN
Nu6lpruae 5pmer8 nit rreifaaem @rst
umpansert."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-23
Gin SAN in Der Nue DC SeDe.

Du6 Sabr 1749 mar fir Grantreid
fetn 9llidli@eS 9ewelen. 2uctpi9 XIV.
war 9enDtbiet 8etpe(en Grteeen 3u 16lte>
zen. Der Gractat Don Na@en 3wan9
ibn> ietne Grpberun9en berausSu9eben.
Der &1ni9 batte fid ni@t nur eur@ bic
frte8ertlden Gretsnii1e 9e5wun9en in bieie
btttere 9fptbwenoigfett 9sf19t, ipnpern
er muBte aud pernebmen, pte ba6 0plf
lauter uno INNER lauter murrte, uber Die
nublplen &rteee, enplt9 bewos Jpn cine
Grau gum Mb1dlul1e pe8 Triepens, piele
Grau war bic Marquiie Don pompabour>
bic et9entlt6e &1nt9tn BON Granfrei&.
2uow{0 19lpb al1o tenGriepen ab. @enn
nun aber paS Sabr 1748 ni9t belonoere
@rfplee fir Granfret& mit f& fubrte
70 purfte Die Mrmee be8 &1nt9s benno@
NIT @tol3 auf tbre 2etfuneen 3urQdbli>
den. Seper Mann bate f& tapfer sc,
19laeen, Inter Der Glbrun9 be6 Marz
l9au6 BON @a4len war Mafrt&t &C.
npmmen -@orber i9on batte n1au Sort
be Ia @seluie> Dilenpyt> Ia @eole> pbi<
lipptna unp bas ftarfe Bergen pp 3opm
9efirmt. Die 9tube 1pelae jebt eintra1,
{ubrte cine sroBe Mense Sffstere na9
parts 3urid uno e6 be9ann cine 9ldn>
senoe @ailon. Der ;&Snie eab Geae
auf 6efe, bic NIT mtlttdren &ubme be-
bedten Sffstere feblten itlten bet einem
eieler fSnteliden @elase, bic @unlbez
seu9nuneen 2upwi98 iolIten bic @emii>
tber berubi9en, rel6e pur@ ba9 &eiul<
tat peS Ma@ener Grteben6 9e>palt9 per>
fttmmt >paren, fe iollten ca6 Murren be-
l9wt9ti8en, pelae8 ni@t muir i'm @olfe,
lonpern au@ in cer Mrmee laut senu9 gu
bSren mar*
Dte sldnsenbe Mufnabme berubtste bic
Sffstere au@ eint9ermaben. @te fpnn>
ten fd iltt pa6 3eu9ntb ausfeuen, ibre
Saulpt9tett 9etbon 3u baben -ma6 pie
Dtplpmaten al, tkrent @etfe Yerbprben,
ein9 bic Mdnner pom Desen nidt6 at.
-Da bic Menee BON auen Gruppentbei@
len sulamntersefr1m Sffsiere IN. pa
riS eine ,fletne 8ep6lferune, flrs ssF@ bilz
pete, emit itanpensbalo &eibuneen aller Mrt
nit zen 'iungen !2euten peS '8tr9erfanz
'peS. 4 8tele, e,rer Sff3iere truBe1ls Sic. lniz
form, unb eetne Disciplin fannte man ba<
mails nur I'm Mpmente per S9la9t aunp
lonF mar iie ,nur fir pet eernetnen Sol<
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-23
(GprtfeBung.)

Ct arbeitet ptecer NIT &nien unpTu~
fen um ii6 Don Der 6!Swano ab;ubalten>
nod 3met-bret-pier 3iee-ber &ppf
5enris erideint iber bem @eldnoer rer
&lippe.
u6ebt bic &lstne bp9", ruff bet Marz
quts, ~epmit i& mild aufl4w{n9en
fann!"
Xeonarb8 frdfti9er Mrm erfabte ba@
&tnp unp bdlt e@ Iber bem Mb9runr
l9mebenp> elm leBter Stud, 6enlt Re 2az
tube umflammert Die Baumfdmme be8
@eldnpers, er 1T pben bic fur@tbare
Tabrt 1T 9elun9en, bic &letne miro Don
ben Gltern umbolf, bann ftnfen @ater
unp Mutter Dem MarquiS 3u GQben,
pelen bluttrtefenbe &ntee unb !6dnpe ber
alte 2epnarp NIT fril@em 4ueQwa0er
flblt.
v@ptt aQetn fann Sbnen lpbnen I"
(a9te 8onnisr. v6err Marquis, la0en
@ie MIDI Sbre 5anb fli1en, uno Du,
Sufine, 1ieb Dir ben 6errn an betraate
Jpn jeben Sag. >penn Du ietner ani19z
tia mirG uno wenn @ott Dir eine@naoe
ermeilen fol-, bann fii9e er es 70, bab Du
pereinit IN ben @tanp 9eiebt tperoeitDetz
nem &etter einen @e9encienlt leifen gu
f1nnen."
u@ie baben eine @unpertbat ppQfubrt>
5err Marqute," laete 2epnarp. ~Sbnen
1T ni@t6 unm1slt6."
SIS 1T Elm 9r1bereS @unber, bab
Suit{ne lp unoeriebrt unb 9enau auf ben
@priprun9 9elan9te>" laete 6enrt. Der
@inferbul4 mileerte ben @tur& oenn
lefne farfen elaitil9en 3wefse bielten bic
&leine auf." l. y
@r panfte nod einmal au benz @eldnz
ber.-im 8ul@ bort unten bafteten nod
etnt9e Geben ppn sSuitinen6 &leicern.
Sie Bate flnfunpbreibis Minuten in ber
16rtdlt9en2a9e 3u9etra@t nur ber re9te
Mrm mar fart 3erri0en, lpnf fablte
fte auber elmer Mrt Yon 8etaubun8 feline
S@mer3en. ....,., .,.,.--,..,.,,~ ....... s<.>
@abrenb be6en battet1 f9 bie 9pls>
fne&te> Goritleute unb einise Grauen aui
ber %<ppe einsefunpen. Ole fdbneGbat
bss junsen Marquts ,parb %bliB19neQ
,,a9 S@lpb suno Dorf gratleitbe 3eetraz
gen. Sm Ertumpb be8leiteten &Qe ;6enri
III baS S@lpB, lpp ibm Der alte 5,Miar>
qut6 3war be1or9t ,aber penno@ NIT be,
MieRe pes freuoieiten Stplses ent8eeen'
fam. .sebs&, a'S71 as. ~ aR!8
1enrt be 9atubt fu@tf balb itin 3tut.
,ner auf, 8unbwafsr unb Salbeu
tpurben tim auf bie blutenbtn 9teuf Sc.
leDt. 1.ss q Il - SIS s.
81 batts nod ni&t Ianst = ssl.ssn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-23
3eitunaS 0eiete Der 0er+ Staaten.

@enn Mbonnenten lire 3eituns nt9t abbefel-
len, 70 ptrb an9enpmmen, oab e pieielbe fprt5ube>
balten piini9en.
Retn Mbpnnement tann redtseiltie abbf itellt
werben, pbne bab ale HIdianpe be3ablt fnb.
gDenn Nbpnnenten unterla0en, ibre !3ettuneen
BON oer pofoffiee ab3ubplen, 70 lnb ie bafar ser
antpprtlid, bis iie tbre 9an3e He9nnn9 .be3ablt
unb bic 3eitune abbelteQt baben.
Denn MbOnneuten tbren Wobnprt anbern, pbne
bic 3etunes< gu bena&ri@tieen, 70 1T es tbr
@9aben, tpenn bic 3ettung na9 tbrem frIberen
Wpbnert eei9tdt pirb.
Cine Weieerung, tie 3eitune BON ber pof-Sf-
fee ab3ubolen pbne bic elbe beaablt 3u baben pirb
alS abli9tIiaer Betrus aneeleben.
QDsr bre Nummern elmer 3ettung anntmrnt,
tuirb als Nbunnsnt anseieben nne bat fir bteelbe
sa be3ablen.
3eimneen inb in benz County, no fe eebrudt
tuereen, portufrei.
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9tu,,t1,tet ego.

eel6f, bat etn Duseno 2ietl@aften ''eez
babt." |-% r..sfl
9enrt la9te unb 0efanb> oab er MQe6
benz unterrt@te peS @rafen au sercanfe&&
babe.
~5err @enerauteutenunt" laste @pn>
te6pn-
~Nidts BON Giteln, mein 6reunb 81"
rief 2aQp. uGte tpi0en, int Dienfe Dor
pem 6etnbe. bin t9 perGeufel an@trense
aber aueer Dienf, Der Treunb uetner
Greunce, metnerl1nter9ebenen. SD 1a9e
btnnen &u'3em paris 2ebewob l. l&iffe
mid nub Snoten etnL no i& bic @nez
ldnptr gu flopfsn 9eoenfe-alio nod Ell
niee luitiee @tunpen.- wdr's, tpena
MIR bic @purpan belu9ten - pcer BET
cem Graiteur gum treuen @ddftr IN
per @tra6e Daupbtne uno unS etn erp<
bee. sebstmea 3tmmer 5ffnen lis6sa 49,
be?"
Der Graf par fdtlid III ber Better
iten Weinlaune @r sli@ SoQfomuen
ben ritterli9en &oues> Die fid nur TT
dlteren Gremplaren nod bier uno oa aus
Der 3eit per &e9entI4aft bet erbalten batz<
ten.
SD bin tabei", itimmteMontedon su~
u@ir mii1en Ste nod auf eini8e @tun<-
ben amlIren."
~Muf eineu tcuen @trei9 fommt es
mir nt@t an" iagte Ealbouet, cer eben
70 l9neQ 3ur Mu69ela0enbeit wie GUT
Melan&olte tiber9in9. ~Nber pte perbe11
mir bier berau6tommen obne cine ean3e
S6aar b{nter un8, alSSe9lettun9 ju ba>
ben."
u@te 1eben, &pte tpQ eS bort su9ebT>
iaete Der @raf in ben erpben @aal peu>
teno.
@irfli3 batte tprt bic @uSsela0enbeft
ben bS9iten Grab Grab erretdt. Die
StIble waren gum sr1eten Tbeil um8ez
,pprftn> bic Glal l9en laeen auf ben So
oen> bic Grinfer erbiBten ii9 bur@ bte
befti9ien @eiprdbe f@ca wutoen an
perldieonen Srten 9efdbtltde Dtn9e laut
eelprc6en, BE &ritit uber perlonen, bic
pem Sorlauten Gpreder iein unbera@z
te8 Wort rur6 l6were Strafe ser9elten
fonnten, >paro fbpnunsslps au89eiibt,
@eitifulationen, cie nur nod cine 6anp
brett pom 8lanfsteben ce6 De9en8 ent>
fernt waren, feBten bic oerbliften &eQ'
t,er in Tur9t uno Stounen-9enu0, bic
gauge siiseuole Sueenr, NIT ibrer 8raft,
ibrer 2ut> uno ibrem TrpB, befano fi6
In Ter ppufommenf ten @dbruus unb eS
bepurfte nur eines Mnfpbe8, Tim ba6
sc flb Iberlauten 3u MAIDEN.
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Sally TpQenral. uWan miro un8 ni9t
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Zen uno mir fSnnen iberleeen, &pa8 &C.
l&en iuu wenn mir bic Tblre binter un8
baben."
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faum war er init ieinen BRET 8e9letz
tern in bic Nabe Der @us9ane8tblr se>
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ben. &n 8el@wi&tisuns war nt&t 3u
benfen. ~. ,.*.Ass
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Ct brinet ben Wpbltetannten mit."
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:: 8ef lab unb treu bein Mann
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-01-14
FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington, Jan. IL. Mr.. Longfellow
made lengthy report to the House Judiciary
Committee this mornining, on the memorial
OF Victoria G. Woodruff, accompanied by a
resolution declaring that women have a right
to suffrage under the 14th and 18th amend
mendments, but was voted down by the COM
mittee, Gen. Butler and Longbridge being
the only ones who voted in favor.
At a Cabinet session to-day of three hours
duration, most of the time was devoted to the
discussion Of matters relative to the San Do
mingo expedition.
The Senate to- day was in executive session
Of four hours, and confirmed Vice Admiral
Porter to be Admiral, by vote of 80 to 10.
Mr.. Schenck was serenaded at his resi-
dence this evening by the Ohio Republican
Association. Mr.. Garfield made a speech
highly congratulating Mr.. Schenck on his
foreign appointment, on which the latter
responded briefly and without reference to
any instructions or intended course of future
action. tt.--
The following telegram was received this
morning at the North German Legation from
Bismarck
Versailles. Jan. IL. The treatment of our
merchant navy by France, obliges us to with
draw our declaration made at the beginning
of the war, that French merchant ships
which have no goods contraband Of war, shall
be exempt from capture by our vessels of
war. AS neutral property may have been
shipped on board French merchants on reli-
ance of the above mentioned declaration, the
withdrawal will not take effect until four
weeks after date