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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-06-06

Caucus.
The Republicans of GOrham requested to meet
at the Town House, on Saturday, June Sth, 1872, at
O'Clock in the afternoon to choose delegates to at
tend the State Convention to be holden at lewiston
June 49, Also to choose delegates to attend the Dis
trict Convention, to be holden at Portland, the
26th day of June inst. Per order of Town Com.
Gorham, June Sd, 1872. jun5
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On Marriage.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects
of and abuses early life. Manhood restored
Nervous debility cured. Impediments to marriage
removed. New method of treatment. New and re-
markable remedies. Books and Circulars Free in
sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIA-
TION, No. 2South Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
meh16dsn3m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-06-06
Water Power 4 Grist Mill.

Water Power Il Grist Mill.
A excellent privilege for Manufacturing, 3 1-2
"A miles from wharves in Portland; easy access by
water alongside Of mill buildings all in excellent or
der and ample room around the mill. Terms easy
Apply to EDWARD H. BURGIN,
l. Corner Market & MIX st.
my28 Is Tues&Thur
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-06-06

An unusually large number of New Workers
are going to Mt. Desert this summer.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-06-06
FOOD! WO0di

LA Uard SOFT FOOD for sale at No. a. Lin
H .'in street. Also Dry Edaings
VIM. RUSE.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-06-06

FATHER CLEAvELAND.-This venerable mis-
sionary who was born June 81, 1772, died in
Boston Wednesday, lacking only sixteen days
of being one hundred years old. He was born
in Norwich, Conn, and in the early part of his
life was engaged in mercantile pursuits in Bos-
ton. He was much interested in the formation
of the Society for the Moral and Religious In
struction of the Poor in Boston, and in 1880
was appointed Missionary to the Poor. For
more than forty years he has ministered to the
wants of the poor in Boston, temporal and spir-
itual and now has gone to his reward.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-06-06

Stove, Furnace and Plumbing
ESTABLISHMENT for sale. Location of great
IL value; established many years. with regular
run Of No. customers; good store, with lease If
desired; clean stock. This Is chance seldom smet
with present owner Is obliged to sell account Of
i'll health. TAYLOR & CO., 20 State st, Boston.
Bread and Pastry Store for Sale,
WITH ice cream saloon attached; location Of
w great value, near coliseum doing good pay
ing business; one OF the best chances of the kind
ever offered, as owner Is Unexpectedly called to
Equrope; moderate capital required. Hlu
TAYLOR & CO., 20 State St.. Boston, Mass.
Hair Dressing Saloon for Sale,
nN leading thoroughfare, forty years established,
Oregular run Of frst-class pay ing customers, and
has always done a successful business bargain is
offered If applied for soon present owner Is obliged
to sell on account of sickness moderate capital.
TAYLOR & CO., 20 state street, Boston, Mass.
Dining and Lunch Room for Sale.
II COATED in the business part Of Boston, nicely
IL fitted up and doing a successful business; must
be sold at once as owner has other business which
demands immediate attention.
TAYLOR & CO., 20 State street, Boston.
Teaming and Express Business
ENOR SALE with good run Of regular and tran
Il sient work; horses, wagons, harnesses, and every
convenience to carry on the business The above Is
one Of the best openings in this State, is
obliged to sell on account Of lameness.
TAYLOR s. CO., 20 State ST., Boston, Mass.
June 6-d3t
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-06-06

THE MURDERED NAVAL OFFICER. - A
Bridgeport, Ct, special states that Capt Colvo-
coresse left the Sterling House, Monday evening
at half-past ten o'clock, on the way to the New
York boat, on which he had previously secured
passage. He had a satchel with him which
he seemed to guard carefully. Shortly after, a
pistol shot was heard by the police, who found
the captain dying, having received bullet in
the lower left breast and severe cut on the
hip. His sword cane was bent double, showing
that he had defended himself stoutly. A
large single barrelled pistol of peculiar make
was found near him. His satchel and watch
were gone. 1t is believed that the satchel con-
tanned about SIC, OOO The coroner's jury return
ed a verdict in accordance with the above facts
The murderers are unknown. Capt Colvoc-
dresses had a life insurance of $4,000 90
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Dix Island Granite Co.
stove, Furnace and Piumbin,

Use Cement Pipe extensively for Chimneys.
~ jun6eod1w
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BURNETT'S COCAINE,
Universally acknowledged
The Best and Cheapest Hair Dressing
Promoter ofthe Growth and Beauty af the
Hair in the World. 7.f.-..-r .-
NO OF HI e II COMO UND
possesses the peculiar properties which exactly
suit the various conditions of the human hair sol
For sale by all Druggists. cody no29 sn
-" p. L. L. Anniversary. Ho1
The honorary and past members and invited guests
who propose to participate in the Goth anniversary of
the Portland Light Infantry, requested to be at
the Falmouth Hotel and Preble House at 81 O'Clock
sharp on Thursday morning, whence they will be es-
eorted to the steamer by the company. sLa
18lzsl on .eg .EgA sw .sg C PER ORDER.
- June 6, 1875. sn2tr .es,sr
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-06-06

April 10, lat 16 n Ion "a 40 w, ship Resoute from
New York for Caao.
April 20. lat 20 N, Ion 20 16 w, barque Diripo.
from Portland for Buenos Ayres. eO'
May !, lat rs lon 3s, ship Lady Blessngton, from
New York for San Francisco.
May 8. lat 16 50 N, Ion % 81 W, barque Jennie s
Barker, from Liverpool for Rio Janeiro
May 10, lat 43 35 N, Ion % w, ship Star yianello
from Callao tor Hamburg '
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Caucus.

New Gloucester, June 8, 1872 dSwtd
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JAMES CUNNINGHAM,
9isgL isi50E bna ACaa 4isM
. Il, MASON SC BUILDER,
20 PR EBLE STRE EFT,
Caucus.

All orders for jobbing and building promptly at
tend to-. -7g jun5 sniff -
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At noon the magnificent band stationed in
the building performed "Hail Columbia" fol-
lowed by ''Star Spangled Banner" then by
yankee Doodle" and then by that glorious
old Republican battle hymn, John Browns
body lies Wondering in the grave, which was
responded to with tumultious cheers,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-06-06

By ten o'clock the tide of humanity which
had been eddying about in the hotels surged
forth toward the Academy of Music on Broad
street, which was easily found by the gorgeous
display of flags which floated from it. 1t was
eleven o'clock before the doors were opened,
when the press representatives were promptly
on hand to occupy their seats, which rose in
rows one behind the other across the entire
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-06-06

While the auditorium is gay with flags, PEN
mons and the armorial bearings of the States,
there is.also profuse display of flowers and ex-
otto plants, picturesquey grouped. There is
seldom anything green about professional re-
porters, but here they are enshrined in border
ing masses of the choicest products of the con-
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-07-13
\ Remedy toy Wounds.

Take pan or shovel with burning GOALS,
and sprinkle upon thrm brown sugar.
and hold the wounded part over the smoke.
In Il few minutes the pain will hc ailaNHd, ,
and recovery proceeds rapidly. In my own
case Il rustr nail had made Il bad wnnnh i'll
bottom "tmy toot. The pain and nervous
irritation were severe. This WAS all rCm"N
cd by holding ii in the Smrl>" tor fifteen
minutes, aud I was able to resume my
reading in comfort. We have often rCrnm-
mendcd it to others, with like results. Last
week one nfmy mou had Il tiuycr- nail torn
out by Il pair of ice tongs. II hc"lmC very
painful, rs was to have been expected.
Held III sugar smoke tor twruty minutes,
the pain ceased, and promises speedy rccnv-
ery.-Cnr. Country Gentleman.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-07-13
TIIkO\NsS STREAM
cbNTEST;S Equiv ALiINT

Tho great advantages possessed by these
machines is their simplicity, rheapncss,
availability and complete mastery over fire.
They nrc charged with seven gallons Of wa
ter in which is ,li:,."lv"d quantity of COM
mon soda, and in this; solution is suspended
:, small lcaLrn bucket filled with $nlpiiuric
acid. Thus charged, they are set away tor
use Al the moment. needed. the acid Is
c,nptirL into ihr water by upsettinG the
bucket containing; il, and the machine is
ready for use. 1t throws u stream thirty
foot of mingled water and gas. and is easily
transported and worked hy ono person.
ono railroad in Illinois has 2%o Of ihrt"
n,nchinc,, another l,,, Chirl<crin:S n Sons,
I:oSton. hn,r %, and Il recent law of Con
in the United States. The town of Homer
,y:.s< recently saved from drst ructi"n by one
of these machines.
~ For full part irulars', address the Eti-
tor of thr TmTT,:n>riI who i% supplied with
sure in "<piainin~ its morris. and in i"r-
w:r,ling orders for his friends.
A. NJ. GRANGER.
Ecurra, Agent. 10 Canal Street.
frr1l:2&-lv N,,r OrlcunS.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-07-13

a good wife ia the greatest earthly bless
ing. a man is what Il wifo makes him. IT
is the mother who molds the character and
destiny of the child.
Make marriage u matter OF moral iads-
mcnt. = .......
Marry in your own religion.
Marry into a family which y"u have long
known.
Marry into Il different blood and temper
ainent from your own.
Never talk of another either al"nc or in
company.
Never both manifest anger at once.
Never speak loud To- one anot her unless
the house is on fire. eos
. Never reflect on a past action, which was
done with good motive, and with the best
Judgment at the time.
Let each strive to yield ottrnc~t +" the
wishes OF tho other.
Lot SELF ahnrgation I've the daily aim and
effort of each.
The very nearest approach to domcsti ic
felicity on earth, is the mutual cultivat ion
ofan absolute unscltshncss.
Never tind fault, unless ii is perfectly GER
tain that u fault has been committed, and
even the" prelude it with II kiss. and low
ingly. -... .."
Never tauut with past mistake
Neglect the whole world besides rather
than another.
Never allow II request to bo repeated
:" 1 forgot is never an oNcoptablc excuse.
Never make q remark at the expense of
the other; it is II mcanncss.
Never part for day, without loving
words to think of during absence besides
it may be that you will not meet again in
life.
William III. Seward, Noah Webster, and
Aaron Burr all attended tho same school in
Goshen, Orange county, New York, in the
days of their boyhood.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-07-13
ebr. -. ~. EEEHYl'T'H'.
Formerly of Louisville. Ky. }

(EOrmcrly of Louisville. Ey.)
This is the real, or assumed. name Of 4
travelling impoStOr, whose oStCnSiblc bust
ness is the prtct ice otmc mcuicinc and surgery.
but whose real business is s,winliu.c the
rrc,lllo,,S and runtidin.c. He came 10 this
place in February last and remained about
five months, pra"ticiiiG medicine I little.
i,ut Svit,}iuG. ttt;c1 More. lie ictt lit debt
to- his landlord. his Cl-kCCpCr, his printer
and to W WirnnSNrNTr was green enough To give
him credit. or lend him money. lie has
i:tluilv. consist iuG of 4 wife, one child and n
brot hcr-iu-l:lW who StalnmrrS terribly
Hewitt isI II dnpp"r ltllr fellow who puts on
StNlr: iS ahOu! five feet eight inches h"h:
has dark runplr Mon. hair and whSl<"rs;
carries II rlur. and wears 4 StoNC-pipr hat
He has mean NiSa%C. Il Sto0p-~houldCr"d
rarriagc. and Il SjCalthN. cat-lil<c step. y
dozen good citizens of this place join me in
warming the puhli" against trusting this
fellow Hewitt in amy way whatever.
a. W. Nc" 'ENN1E.
Ed. and FRO. TErEGHArIr.
September q. 1871.
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-07-13

> IL . Il S
H rs,
CLOTlIING
AND GEN ERAI4
MERCIIA NDISE,
PLA NTATION
SUPPLIES,
MILLINERY AND
FANCY GOODS.
The Clothing, Boots, Shoes and Hats are
all custom made, and
MANUFACTURED FOR THIS MARKET.
In making the above announcement, e.
Drey ft,s q Co return thanks to the CUSTOM
ers Of =. We'll IL Bro, and the public gcner-
ally, and would be glad to receive them
They are assured of receiving the same at
tention as from the old House.
October l. 1870 n2:ly
PHOTOG R'pllICN n FINE. ART GALLERY
Gron7 street, Monroe, La.
such as
Rembrandt, Mezzotints,
Medallion, Porcelain,
Eerrotypes, Gems, &c.
Pictures taken in cloudy weather well
viii k keep constantly on hand a large as
sortment of
.IfbU,aS, iStcrcOScopCS
nnd .Szcrcosco1ic IIcms
of all parts of the world.
PIcTTR IL r EA NJ ES,
of every description, for sale with or without
| PICTURES or ALI KINDS FRAMED TO ORDER,
Views of The ruins of the city of Monroe
| for sale. February ~, 1872. ":iy
MONROE Ro"N an" NEWS DEPOT
f.. q. TIL u H:sroN,
Dealer in
RnoAs, Stationery,
INtsir, .SchoDt Hnoks,
.Hu,.cht,.i tu,d Miscellaneous Ncrsfs,
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-07-13
NEW ORLEANS CARDS.

NEW ORLEANS CARDS.
SLoCoMB, BALDWIN l. co,
HARDw wAREI MPoRTEKs
- CANAL AND 81, 93, 95 COMMON Srs.,
(Adjoining City HoteD
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Cutlery, Guns,
Rifles, Iron,
Nails, Castings,
Tin Ware,
Biacksmiths' and Carpenters Tools.
Agents for all popular. new and improved
Farming Implements,
Paints and Oils,
Metals and
Rail Road Supplies.
We import all goods direct, and guarantee
PRICES AS LOW AS ANY MARKET.
September 10, 1871. 52-Gm
IT. II. STEVENS
FASHION NABLE CLOTHIEk,
And Importer of
U X n L S IL ! NG 20 OODS,
23 AND 30 ST. CHARLES ST.,
Corner Common St.)
EW o II l. l. A Ms, la.
| LATEST STYLES IN
| MEMS AND BOYS CTOLHING.
Every Variety Of
h"'"ishing Goods, Trunks, U1n1reias ta,t
| Wnke,7''Oof Clothing.
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER
| IN PARIS, LONDON AND NEW YORK STYLES.
| Decemb ber 9, 1871. 121y
!
The Ouachita telegraph., 1872-07-13

William III. Seward, Noah Webster, and
Aaron Burr all attended the same school in
Goshen, Orange county, New York, in the
days of their boyhood.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-29

Der ruiiiid)e @roBrtrlt NlertS befanO
Idl Utttte SeptembCrS nod in Sitinbteu.
9u SehOre mObnte er eincm inn III Gbrcn
BON Dem Diobarajab ueranitalteten &lger.
tampie bel.
8artS emit uno lest. = 2(uS elmer
pom v9auloi5" uer0Hcntlihteu Statiitit er.
9ibt itb, OoB OaS beutige Yari8 226 Otal
grOBer, ais p05 @arl8 Oe5 SuliuS &Giar, 8
Dtal gl0Ber, ais OuS &arl'S W., mo Utal
gr0Ber, ais O08 Yari5 2uOwig's XIV. lit.
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SeabOSDs SuItttut.
gSnrlcI1tuns Spnnrtcmrut

Der iebcntc Slbrts =aurius pon orciBi9 au9emeis
ncn %urleiuugeu be9nnt Tienftda, 6en II. Ros
pember, unb Utro Ieoen Dicnita9 uno SOnnerftas
2lbeHr bis gum g. DtGrs tortgcieet.
/. Brot @eor9 i. SGrtcr pom DaGe. GoIs
Ie9e; pCr SortrG9e iber 0a5 Speftrolfop unb ieine
@ntPalnn9en am t2., IA, 10. uno 2. 0oUsmber.
2 Brot Jo9n 8unoGll. LII. D., f. K. s.,
bonn .TOnlg.idlcn Sir III ute" Su &onooH orel 8or(ez
iunlen lib Die &biaomene uns @runogeIeBe oes
Eihtes am 26., 28 uH0 20. Rorember.
3. BrOt y o Qro @. 8 auts aus 8QIts
more; iuet SorIsul9en iber BaIQitiHQ am TO- uno
4. . .. gotrohe aus Baltimore; cine gOrIc.
Jung il, CT ole 9ampinai1tne am II. 9SEmber.
D. 8rOi. " Z. 5000 all pom 9omooin- @ol.
Iege; DIS 8oEtrdge iiber SOtaHlt am 81. 9sSem6er,
q, l., g., II. uno l6. Sanudr.
8. 8rot, 0. $ Grtt ron Der @orueQ 'iben Unit
perittit; ts Sorlelungen iber biz @Cologie uno
pbuIilte @eo9rdpBe Btaiinen's am 2t., 49,, 2S, 60
>}dnuGs, 4. unn d. iSebruur.
=, Yroi. B: .. ytlIes pom @aiIaducttfsr
Ietricun; Sipel SOrlcilrgcn: Gin 9eolo9e unter
oen IlpeH" am II. uuo 13. 5ebruar.
s, 8rot. Sem 10 .. monroe pom 0tnia6u=
letter 3ehnlcum; 5Dsi Sorleiuueen iber Die Ru(tur
bCr Stlmme an Is. un0 20 iSebruar.
9. 0eorg " IN. urtts 6 Don NcWzgorf; jtuei
Sortrc4e uber 0ttens uno 8bGderap am %. unO n.
Stbruar.
10. 9rof. 90. Q. MorIe pom gopooinz6 oil
!egc; Blutt $Orlclun9en iber ole sunni Der NerGn=
i1aulihunS uuo ;tuuitriung uno Die BrinS pieu Der
aIdiii3lruHg am !. unc 6. 0tdr3
SullOnzSIlCte iu l.50 un0 BtISPidnne Q1er Sors
IsnascH Il. I. 10. itHo bet UcG Suiuin9s
8Ileu, 9o5muu Comp, Hr 9s, Roro:Sbarlesz
SrrdBc, s. Is. Moore an 0ouurnftrC6e uno am Gln=
9H.Ge 5tlee ilir ene etn5elnc 8Orrlun9 ju % Sts.
am GU9QH9c ~ bdOen. GCrfoneu unCr 10 50 breH boz
6cu nut urter beionoereu Beoin9uneen 3utritt.
Die ntH=Sorieiuu9en oC9iIneu am 4. Nos
oemOtr; IS ieeu in tOl9enber StoHuug: W(onI. IRA.
hrl1n u6er IrdnBoNitc &teratur in irdnipiber Sprus
9t; Or ltles uber @eidncbcits- Efleqe, Sr unael
IN oeutibet 9prabe uber u;bc elterGtrr Or utlei
nbIr N.turseltt1te, 29r Uiorrs iiber 4uspIabe uNt
R1ttOtt.
YiLete unN 8erjeitniiie ncbf GinIelnbcitcn fno In
Der UtuTt- AfGoemle gu Duhen,
(959.Gi,35,7,9) 90. 3. NOsorfpn, &oriteber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-29
Spfalberidte aus gSaihinatpn.

@ai6ingtou, %. OttOber.-5n einem
Saue an Der 6=StraBe erploorte aeltcrn
Qbeno cine SOblenDuampe, lntol9e oellen etne
8emohuerin Oe8: Sauie8, gtamenS 0(ahel
Nloutipan, mebrere gtIdbrli6e 8ranomunben
erbielt.
- Sin alter Serr, gtamenS 8otrid 0ttlep,
fiel geIterH, ais er Die o9on5apo 9ale" all
Der SzStraBs perlieB, ntebrere Stutcn baab
nuo erbielt eini9e 9efdbrlldc Serlegnngan.
Dfan brafte tbn nab Dem oPrOut0encc'
Soipitale."
- Die Bfcroe 6e8 peruaniifen @ti0nOten,
Sberit Trepre, ioQcu an Der BferoeIcuhe, mel
die our 3eit 10 perbeereno in JtewzYOrt auf=
trltt, erfranft iein,
- Scr Wt0roer Sentins miro AM 0onHcrs
itage gebdu9t merOen.
= gln Der @Ge Der 27. unO SzStraBe brad
qeItern 4beu0 en 6eusr aus, rpcid25 BIZ
trGhtlid)e Olmeutonen auuabm, beo0r e.
ael0idlt muroe. Der Sd)aoen belduit itd)
aui 1920.
- SameS 8atiou, Elm 2lugefe1ter in Sen
@lasbiitten au Der @Ge Der %. Il. Jt= StruBe
ltarb 9eitern WOrgen, wdbreno er bel Der 2lr.
belt mar, gang pl0gli6. Der Coroner lebutC
cine Qeihenldlau ab, oa 9Satlon nad) elner
WeinuHg tnfol9e BON unmdBl9telt letnen Sot
fan0.
0te @inmanoerer, ipeld)e man ben1nddf
aus @laB uno 2otbrtngen erwartet, perOer
ibre 9olonie pabri6eiuItt in Der gtdbe uor
aleranoria griinDen. g5 iino baeItS bre
fransDIi6e Qgeuteu angefommeu, welde lid
nad etnem pufenOen 3errain fir Die Solo:
ME umeben.
- 0ie 6rau, ,uel6e fHr5lid in Dem 6aui
elmer alten 6arbtgen ltarb, iit, pte fu9trdg-
lid beri1tet mirO, ni6t ole Diariaune Dean
ceren Seiratb nit etnem Sutlder etnIt ell
ol9ss aufIebsn erre9te. Die mirflihe Ma
rianne Dean lebt nit ihrem Manne heute 81
Soboten in iebr gliiflideu Serbdltui6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-29
MrGaulep-6Dorant.

Fir Yumpenmad]er NM @runoet9enteumer.
0ie unterSeidnsten perIertsen uno 5oben gum
8ertauie he beiten nj d. NIT gS q ifer psrz
Sobranten, oa lie oaes Sberualer uno faules Bai=
fer Qusitltesen. Dies 1T cine ietr iuidt9e &batiode
nitht aQciu ihr Die @eunobett &ler, pelhe bporant.
fir GjrunOeg entbiner, nhem Ps bic Gniilluns oes
unterarunoCs nit AbfuBuaiier Der scUobuliden
Suordnt Der Gloote unc oss Sellers oerbtnoe1t; ane
Riiton Gupleocr=, abfuBoh= uro HddzSooranz
ten, uenn etuas 9ebroudt, biehen ihmustae Se=
fanotbcile elm, ruefte natlrb burf Den arabn sntz
fernt lueroen miiiis. 9urd nieie Sporanten sarans
tiren mir, beiem llebel polt9 uno h6er abjuz
Eelfer. 5. 5. brendb = = omp.,
tSuui25 l2Wtl SIR. 5, SarriIonfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-29
GE Sic Ncgtitrir SIreamr
Der WaBlrr Der 3uanjig 2SarOs Der
StaDt Baltimore
Wontas, Den 29. 0itober 1872,
Sisnifda, Den %. SttobCrlS72 nm

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BON 8ormttu9s llbr bis Abenos 9upr on olgtRoen
t. Bayo-gOuts BolBL @r. 9, @Oro 2Ras
Ibingtouitr.
6otel" SHoweit Ste oer Sono' uno GBamcs'
). 3Sorb - $50. B. ganosL Nr. 49,, oR-
BOtmoreitr.
4. 2Saro - 2 dmuGl +. y SObd9cr, Jtr. If,
5. gSarO G. 3. $ ao $, Wr. 1872. 8orreRFr.
e. Baro : -@ inilaIo u s ltntof, ytr. 9j,
Noroz 8ruaoUQu.
i, Bor6~gswts %. Rstrion, Rr. l56. Moro=
@GntrdlsApeuue
5. gparo-I9 omas g. sernan, Wr. 1I2. gn=
ioritraBe.
10. lBarO - 9. 5.g.auerba6, Mr %, ROro.gi.
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III. -. Spr BriI.;
ALEXANDER DS. SSriScue. SER.
(ol0-600 Rcoi1TiT. YcbOr0P
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-29
&c Staat Narglano,
GrefutiD Nepdrtcmcnt,

annapolis, cen IA. Oft. 1872.
Gs 1T mir mit9etbeil pOroen, oa am glbenoe oes 10.
Stt., luabrenO cine politihe Proaeon our6 Die Sra.
Bcn Der StGOt Baltimore 500, Gapt. eamusl S5ar.
rett rlO coeurse aS. Barrett BON Yerioncu, peI6e
bisbcr Der Gntoedlu8 ent9an8en no, er m Wur-
ben. IS 1T Die Y1i6t Der ofientliden geb6roen, ale
eBben Mi tel ju er8reiieu, I'M bic Yeriber eieier
Wtorotbaen jur Straie ju jeben uno na elmer Beras
tbuu9 nit Dem WtapOr unO per YOIBei.gebbrec Der
5taot Baltimore babe id es ir slpetmGBg befuuoer,
auf Die 9r8reuug unO ueberfabruns Der OeIer 3oOt.
ihl09e ShuIOi8en &obnuu9eu au iebeu.
Strait Der mir oerItebenn Yeiu9niB offerire i 9BiIs
liam Riufneu 4Sbpte, 9ouuetneur 0es Staates Wta'
rpIauo, baber bermit cine 8eIobnun9 BON
funfbunDert Dollars fir Die Grgretf ng
unO ueberfabruu9 Desienigen Ocer 0erienisen,
pOn bepen beia9ter Cant. g mueI Barrett er.
moroet ruuroe, uno cine 9Iethe Summe fur Die
Gr9reifung unD ueberf brun9 9esiensen
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rett ernIor0et por0cu lit.
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Sabre adbebnbHnpertunbiru irueiunp ftebeli3i8.
Surdl ten Gjouuerueur
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SUbn Sbpmion Waion,
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