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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-26
Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, August 25.

Epo,r ouet and unchanged. Corn active and
h;aher 40 for No q mixed cash seller Aug 20 I2,
seller Sept IL l.2 Oct high mixed 40 l,2; rected.
Pork 10 IS spot 10 90 seller Sept, Lard steady,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-26

There will be regular meeting of the M.
II. S. A. at their hail this Tuesday evening
Z o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-26

/ the paper was to show that certain snakes
give protection to their young by allowing
them to run down their open throats to emerge
again when danger is passed. The paper
elected considerable discussion.
The second paper was "remarks on the
origin of insects and on the au.ennial charac-
tiers in the butterflies and moths" This paper
consisted principally of unpronounceable
names.
Prof. Gile read paper recommending a
system of arranging specimens murens so as
to find articles easily.
Prof. Burt Green Wilder read an essay of
cerebral assures of mammalia and the limits
of their homologies. illustrated with dia-
grams.
Prof. j.. S. Newbery read a paper on some
paleozoic fishes from the rocks of Ohio, with
diagrams, showing different deposits.
In the subsection devoted to Geology,
Prof. j. S. Newbury read a paper on cycles
of deposits in the American sedimentary
strata. Considerable discussion followed
During the afternoon and evening some
seventy papers were read.
Tomorrow morning the session will begin
at nine o'clock, and the reading of the papers
filed will be completed.
This evening the Chemists organized a
meeting in the Aldermens room, with the
choice of Prof. Letimer as President and Prof
c. L. Munroe as Secretary.
committee was appointed to request the
standing committee to call a meeting of the
chemists at the meeting in 1874.
The evening was taken up in discussing
some new apparatus.
The Association goes to Old Orchard to-
morrow. They go on an excursion over the
Portland and Ogdensburg road to Upper
Bartlett. 1t is thought the final business Of
the Association will be concluded Thursday
or Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-26
FINANCIAL T. COMMERCIAL.
eW York Money Market.

New York Money Market.
New York, August
EVENING REPoRT.
Money easy during the morning at 6 cent
Sterling, exchange DUH ut To- 3-ta!0- 80 FOR
: light.
Custom Receipts ~! 600.
Imports Tor the week, 0ii,3.e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-26
Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati, August %
PROyISIONS-Firm.
PORK-l6 75al7 co.
LAkD-steam S-8h; kettle s..ak
BULK MEATS-shouiders s.. ~: clear rib sides
81 G.; clear sides 9xa5,
BACON-shoulders % a -; clear rib sides 10 goa
10 3!15; clear sides l03s9-.
WHISKEY-96.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-26
Adopt the Preventive Policy.

severe spells of biousness indigo ston. chilli
and fever, diarrhaa, nervous headache and physl.
cal exhaustion quite usual at this sea SON. These
are yistatons which everybody is anxious TO
avoid and as a course of Hostetter's Stomach Bit.
tiers will unquestionably fortify the system against
them. the most valuable me lical advice which can
he offered at this time to persons subject TO such
complaints at all sensitive to atmospheric chang
e., Is to commence taking this powerful vegetable
Alternative and lnvigorant without delay. Forty
eight hours will not have elapsed after the first dose
before marked change will have manlfes ted itself
in the condition ofthe system. The ultimate suit
will be habit of body so regular, genial condi-
may chance to be, the system thus refreshed and
reinforced will be in the best poe sble trim to en-
counter il. auS23. reod&w
The money will be refunded in every case
of liver complaint, jaundice, indigestion, dys-
pepsia, dizziness, costiveness, ETC., where
cure is not effected by fair trial Of DIR. Ben
nett's Celebrated Jaundice Bitters. Put up
only by Johnson Bros, Druggists, Augusta,
Maine. ri
CLorHING. Large assortments of mems,
youths and boys clothing at low prices at Hun
tington, Mason 4 Co. S one price store, 100
Water street, Augusta. Wv
WILD CHERRY BALsAM.-The memory Of
DIR. Wstar is embalmed in the hearts of thou
sands whom his Balsam of Wild Cherry has
cured of coughs, colds, consumption, or some
other form of pulmonary disease. 1t is now
over forty years since this preparation was
brought before the public, and yet the demand
for it is constantly increasing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-26

as- Mr.. o. W. sims of Hallowell, is no longer an
agent for the Kennebec Journal and receipts given
by him after this date will not be recognized at this
office.
Augusta, July 20, 1873.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-26
WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
Washington, Aug. Psi 80 =. NJ.
For New England and Middle Atlantic
States. light southerly to southwesterly winds,
with increasing eloudiness and light winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-26

spot. Bacon quie and unchanged. whiskey
steady So
Freights to Buffalo,-Corn IL.
Receipts 900 -FOUR 1877 900 wheat 32J, 600 corn
50 600 oats; 1900 rye.
Shipments.-3,OJ0 -four; 1000 wheat; $1,000
corn; 1900 oats; 2, 900 rye; l6, O0J barley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-26
Liichfeld Sabbath School Convention.

The Litchfeld s. s. Association met in the
Congregational church at Litchfeld corner
Aug. 10th at 10 o'clock, A. M. 1t was called
to order by Mr.. Tibbits, one of the town com
mittee, who was elected Moderator After
| remarks of welcome from Rev. Mr.. HAYES,
followed by devotional exercises, the associa-
ton proceeded to consider the following top
les:
First, "Object of Sunday School Work, +"
opened by Rev. Mr.. HAYES, followed by Rev.
Mr.. Baker of Lowell.
Second, How shall we retain the young
people in the Sabbath Schools, opened by
Rev. Mr.. Jones of Litchfield Plains, followed
by Rev. Messrs. Lyons of Monmouth, and
Powers, and Mr.. Goodwin of Litchfeld.
Third, 1.-THE best methods of conducting
Sunday Schools" opened by Rev Mr.. Powers
of South Litchfield, followed by Messrs. Met
calf of Monmouth, Baker of Lowell, and
Pierce and Lyons of Monmouth.
Fourth, "Report of the State and County,
by Mr.. A. Baker, of Gardiner, which resulted
in pledges of some $40 from the state, and
collection of $3.50 for the county associa-
tons.
Fifth, "Talk to the children" by Rev Mr..
Baker of Lowell
Sixth "Question Box conducted by Mr. Bak-
er Of Gardiner; the questions being answered
mostly by Rev. S. Baker of Lowell, whose
presence and help added much to the interest
of the convention, which was largely attended
ard deeply interesting all the way through.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President-Melvin Tibbetts; ;
Secretary, ID. L. Smith; Treasurer, S. G.
Nutting; Committee of Arrangements, Will
liam Springer, Dea. VIM. Chase, and Dea.
Jerry Springer. D.. LII.
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Person al.

| Hon. j. w Bradbury has just returned
from tour in New Brunswick, Prince Ed
wards Island, and Nova Scotia. He wa
very fayorably impressed with the characte
of the people and with their country. A
Prince Edwards he was the guest OF Mr.. IIol
man, who is finishing fine hotel for summer
resort on Park Island near Summerside.
| Mr.. w. W. Perry, of Camden, our foreign
| correspondent Kappa has returned home
Mr.. Weston Lewis, Principal of the Gar
diner high school, has returned from pedes-
| trian tour Of several weeks in New Hampshire.
| Nathan Webster, Esq, OF Georgetown, ID.
C., native of Maine, is now visiting his
brothers j. N. and S. S. Webster in this city.
He has been spending few weeks at Booth
bay.
Prot. Hayes of Bates College, started for
| Europe last Wednesday to be gone year
| 1t is the intention of the Trustees Of the Col
lege to allow, in succession, one of the Prof
| fessors to so to Europe year.
Mrs. Margaret W. Campbell, the Woman
Sufragist, proposes soon to enter the lecture
| field in this state again.
Mary A. Livermore and Anna f. Dickinson,
| have been engaged for the third annual course
| Of lectures before the Rockland Literary AS
ISOLATION.
The Wing says Col. J. Fenno, and Gen.
j. II. Butler, are applicants for the position
| of station agent at the Maine Central Depot
in Bangor.
Gov. Perham and Adjutant General b. B.
Murray, Jr., made trip to the mountains on
Saturday, over the Portland & Ogdensburg
road.
Samuel W. Matthews, Esq, of Hampden,
and Thomas Croswell, Esq, of Pennington,
republicans, have been re.nominated to the
legislature.
f. F. Webb, Esq, Of Waterville, was in
| this city yesterday; he starts to-day with his
wife on trip to New Brunswick and Nova
| Scotia.
Mr.. Frank Caldwell, a most obliging and
gentlemanly operator at the Western Union
| Telegraph office in this city, leaves Ports
mouth for Lawrence, Mass, this morning,
where he is to be installed as managing oper-
ator in the telegraph office of that city. We
are sorry to lose from our midst young man
of such strict integrity of character, and OF
such uniform courtesy; nevertheless, we are
pleased TO record his success in being thus
promoted, and bespeak for him plenty Of
| friends wherever he may CO. Portsmouth
| Chronicle.
Mr.. Caldwell belongs in Gardiner, where
his mother resides, and is brother of Mr.. C
X. +. Caldwell, of this city.
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The Latest Style
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Assessors Notice.

ASSVSSOTS NOCICV.
rNHE undersigned Assessors of Augusta will be
i in session at the Aldermen's Room Mon
day, the first day of Sept. next, at O'Clock A. NJ
for the purpose of making such ATTACHMENTS OF taxes
as they may think Just and proper.
j. S. TURNER, Per order.
Aug -, 1873. aug26ttld
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-26

GENTS FURNISHING Goops! Large stock,
latest styles at Huntington, Mason & Co.'S.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-26

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8 2 o 2 l 2 0 l O-l3
|of game, 8 hours. Umpire, l.. Swan.
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Fatal Accident.

Fatal Accident.
Marshall, Texas, %. Seven cars of con-
struction train ran OFT the track down an en-
bankment, near Gleade Station, last night,
killing the conductor and seriously injuring
five workmen and nine convcts
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-14
Osiabren Der SaBres3eit.

Die uHireuuoIidsn @inbe uno 6rofusbel tesSriibz
Ilnss finb Den sdpdttiten unb 2sieerbsn urpiq
omnsn Sefuder unb burtaus unSutrdeIid ihr Die
@eiunoen. Nsnn ba Gin aranfbeitstsim I'M s0rpsr
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tpcnn nttt ~seeisHete Nasrtseln ~sstroffeH rpsrber,
iOl6' Gin tlnsGif gu oerbiitsn. 9Guenteieen, llnoer.
oauIthtsit. Nsroenibpdhe, RbeumatismuE, unres
gelmGBt9feiteu ees Stubl9ar9s uno gerOenleioen
ruerten ale bur6 ben eieentbumtiGeH Sutauo berat.
moipPdte in oisier 9obrssscit eri&luert. Batienter,
fuetde irSenb elmer tisiu Srartbcitcn ausselstt fiHo
obey cine Inlase baSu BADEN, iOntsn f6 oaPer ourb
Stdrfnns Der 8eroauunssorsans. oes Ne,oeniatems
uno oe5 YiusfGlsepcbee nit tG9Iibsn B%ortioHen pon
Sofetter's W1asenbirterem se9en bic Seiatr ri'
feu. SH tsincr Beliobe oes Sabres piro Gin fimu.
lirenoe5 StGItuuesmitts unb cine rs9etnne WsbiSin
10 b~rinseuo notbis. ME i'm SrlbIirg, uub as eiebt
feline DtiituHs ieHer Art, in tueI6er 10 oiele tuertLs
pole observation-disclosures ulo Interchangeable in
10 poutomnen iiderer NIB ureeiibrtider Borm per.
etuist iiub, uie in Sotettsr's 9ittsrsm. gs oarf aIs
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6riblinss' Ronate fortseiest. bic SstuObnsr iurlz
pfiser uno miasmutii6u O%ertItdtsitsn turtiam &c.
gen bic a8e6icliebsr bsitagsn tui;o, bic ourb un9c.
iuabe AusolutunssR pom ieuttem 8obeu psrurfatt
fCerbeH. (59-64t&m)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-14

Sn @ew.Dorf bauert Der Sturm fir
obsr geSen Die 4uifniipfuns bes M0roers So.
fer fort. Die meiiten Sldtter ioroern feline
Stnlt4tung. Glen 8. Yutuam, Die 6rau
bes grmoroeten, felt burt cine Mittbeiluns
an ben ySeralb" in Abreoe, oaB ie ii9 babe
belte6en laiien, I'M eiuen Srief surlmpanbe.
flung Der SobeSirafe an ben @ouperneur Ill
l9reiben. @as ie getbau babe, iet ben chr.
ltden Wotioen thres SersenS entiprungen.
Su Newport mer0en 8efiirdtunaen
fir Die Siherbeit bes Dpfrs. yRia9ara"
laut, Der am %. Sebruar na6 Bermuda
absesangsn uno ieitoem usridouen 1T.
Sn Rortb.g a # IN, Utai., it bas Solf
ebenfaQs idamlos genus s%erpeien, seiferu benz
beimfebrenben y@reoit Mobilier-" S6pino.
ler Dates Inles eineu fehlihen gmpfang nit
Wuff, Sanonsnidiiien uno 9teben 5u be-
reitell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-14
Gin MOnnment fir BEN MiQionGr
SphuS 6ppfinS.

Die meiiteu reideu 2eute iaiien ii6 burd
Bradtoentmaler perewigen, Die entpeOer ihon
bel 9ebeusSeiten beitellt iperben, unl eiuitmals
bic leete 6uheitdtte bes Sdeioenbe1 au 3ieren,
ODER Die bantbart Grben benz @oblthdter err
rihten, Der linen bic Sriidte lanaidbriaen
SlelBes in Der @etalt Don @ruuobeitb, Dbl,
g~ationen ooer @elo biuterluIen bat. 0erar.
tige Ytetdt lit gan5 in Srbnunq, ober melt
berrliher nnb id)Dner lit Elm 0enfmal, uie es
iif rer Wilionar Sobus Sopfius nod bei
Qsbeus5eiten iett; ein 9enfmal, bas Die Be-
numbering Der Dit uHb Rahmelt bsraus.
torosrt mo ieinem 4nSenten cine bleibenoe
St1tte in benz bergen Der Dteuibheit ii6,rt.
gSir babsn BON Seit 3u 3elt Wtttbeilung iiber
Die 4bii9t oeS Sru. 6opfins gebraht, srpei
Ntilioucu Dollars fir Die @rridtung zines
aroseu S>ei.SoipttaieS in Baltimore Al
ihenfen. 9iele abiitt 1T lebt GUT Shatiade
geporoen, tin 13 Nfer umlafienoes @runb.
itif nabe benz groabtpap (oaS aite ,0ib.
Soipital") bereiis bedablt unb Elm aus auge.
iebenen Widrnern beitebenoes 9lreftorium bat
ben Ban uno ole @inridtuu9 bes 3oipitales
iibernommen. 0ie umfuiIeno Eno lOrgf1l.
ti9 ausseurbeitst DIR Ylan 1T, sebt oaraus
beruor, bag
Grifens bas 6rsi, Soipital 3immcr fir 400
8aiienten erbal;en NM! uoIftGnbtg NIT auem
BsSarfe sur aufuabme aHo SebaHSlung I'M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-14
1an1fa Oairna

Gttuugsuou ben0trihtiet ieins SrCuubs unh Ruroer
Der frubereu 6iyna &uis S Sairns, bG6 Ct Der
8orrat3 bee Gltsn TirmG mad ieinsm nsueu q.
gGrbGuiE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-14

bsnittsltsr 8rautsH Gus aTeu 3h,ileu bes
StoQteS ulo ohne 9iiididt auf 4Iier, &c.
idletlt ODER Tarbs aua9eitattet tucroCu iou.
3ueitenS III Gaube, aber le,tt BON Der
Staot aus erreidbar, ein Soipital fir Nie-
ber9eneiene erridtet unb aQe 9eniigeno CUR
Ssi0lperuu9 9~eeignste Eatienteu bort hinge
braht uno 10 lln9e ueTpie9t Werosu iOleu,
bis ne poltomueu mieeer 9cluno itHo.
0rltten5 Die l3 Adet 9runo, bereit5 fir
oaS 6rels1oipttal angetauIt, cine uieorige
Steinmauer NIT ciiernem @eldnoer uno Gin
gau95tbore erbalten, Der Sooen n~iueuiit, in
6abrs uno 5uBpssen aus Jslegt u. nit Sau'
men, Slnmel, Sontdnen uno Siten uerSlert
iperoen iou.
Sierten5 in llebereinitimmung NIT Ben Bid
men Der eoeliten ausr @n9lanoerinnen, SlOt
renee Hightingau, cine Shule (lnIcrwsis
lungS'AniaIt) CUR SeranbilouNg bon aranfs
tenludrterinneu errt1tet peroeu lol. Siei nl
Soipitale augeiteuten @arteriuueu iolen ben
Sorid)rlften oeS Sirettoriums untermotfe en-
le,n uno aus Der Sdentung beiOloet weroen;
nabreno Sieleut9en, melde a%noerneitl9 ltt
Del &r%antenpfle9e piomeu, auf Die &er9its
tung angepieieu 5lelbeu, Die le BON lhrer
Nufld]t auoertrauter Yatienteu erbalten.
(Ole Nbiid)t bieler Sei1lmmur9 lit, in Der
Auitalt gebiloete &ranfenpQrterinnen mad
e~riol9tsr llnterwsiiuns mobbGn9tg pom so,
IpltaIe nno nlitIih flr baS 9auSe YublItum
3u maden.)
6iinitenS, i'm 2anbe Elm aipt iiir iarbige
@ailen uub iolde farblge Slnoer, Die meper
Sater nod Wiutter haben, ODER in belonoeru
6GQen, BON ibreu @ltern OernQdlGifst wer=
Den, errthlet wer0en lou.
Sin 9oipltal, cine Silouu9sanitult fir
northumberland unO ein Qigl fir Tarbt9e
&inoer iino ole orel Sauptpuntte, melte Sus
ndtlt NIT elmer Sheutung BON 2 ytIulouen
Dollars Die 9rHnblage be8 it0uen 9entlnals
blloeu, ba8 pr. 9optlns 81 eIrldter beldlol'
len hat.
&ber nm bieies 6unoament Su fr0neu, iii
es wohlbetannt, bag 0r. 9optinS in letnem
Sehamente Sortebr 9~etroflen bat, oanlt
gleld nab ietnem Ableben lein bsrrllter,
mebrere bunoert Qder gobeu unliallenoer
yauolle an Der 9arfolo HOao Der grridtun9
elmer unlueI ltdt, in melder ale 3uel9e bes
WilienS gelebrt meroen, gertomet peGoeu
iOu. WQbreno pprausld)tlif Der slrn In
terbalt oeS 9oipital8 &C. uOlbanoene SorO
melt iibsr l Uiill. 9lrs. erretden wtrb, bat
er in Gbnlider Weiic fir Die Au5 l%tattlng BET
lniOerttGt 9eior9t.
9r. 0optins lit unsefabr 80 Sabre alt uuo
mar niemalS uerbeirathet. Wenn Siele aud
ben alten, oer ii6 i~ibrisenS aus ben niebrig.
ten Sfi1teu bes 1ebens lelbit emporgearbel'
tet bat, fir elncn SonOerlius balten mOgen,
10 lit ood bic iiiriliGe Gabe, welder CT ourd)
ieins Sermd9tuiie auf ben Altar Der Wens
ifenliebe unO @Obltbatl9telt lsgt, ein cbren'
Des 3eugnlB, oaS uuuergdngltt ia cen Se=
iAidtsbiideru Saltimore's uer5el4Ret biel'
ben piro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-14
Die NieSerlaae Der trIdnSifdbeu 1tni=
%Derfitdt5 : Stl i'm enalliben Rars
ln,fantafo

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Wtit Der 1tisoerlage Der oielbeiprOd)enen ir.
lduoiideH llniueriltdts,S tl 1T aud erStur;
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ielt LANCER :3eit bcid)iuerte man ilh barber,
oaB oa8 3rlnitpzSouege in Dublin tpatia h,
lid Der srOBsn Uiebrbelt oes irldnOlihen Sci.
fee oeridloiien mar. 9ScOer bic Bresbgteria.
rer BON litter, nod bic fatboliite Sugeub
eeS 2anosS fonnten in baS botfiIflihe Sn-
lltut auigenommen nsrOen. gtuu giug @laos
itoue'sYlan buhin, cine irldnoiide Uatioual.
QnlDsrllt Gt Al errldten un6 Der eIben Die uer-
idteoensn bDhern &ehranltalten Der an9lttani.
lden Stride unO Der &aIb0lifen unter5uoroz
nen. Wdbreno inoeB in ben Geetern Der tbeo
lO9lIde untelrldt unbeeinfluBt blelben ioute,
Lao Is i'm Blame, bic gtatlolalzuniDeriitd le-
Der SeSlebung gu irgero elmer Der 8trtIen 81
eutflelben uno Sbeol0gie, Observation-Disclosures
uno neuere @eldlldte gdllSlid OaDOIl ausSu.
i6lieBeu. Die aotbollteu srboben Glmpano,
neil Die llnlueriitat cine gemiiGte Suititution
isiu lOQte uno Die @ruenn1ng Der YGOfelioren
Der 9%te9isrun9 iibertra9en t~uiir1e; bic BrOte'
itanten erfldrtel, Dap Der AuslfluB tbeolo9ls
Id)e1 unterrt6te8, mle Sr Sn9llS elultmal5
iaste, eln p~rieii9eS Spitem g~ottloier @r5ie'
bun9" uerratbe. 4ud) loute oas retteSrinllg=
@ollege gum unterbalte Der Observation-Disclosures
litGt bellteuern uno III 3ufunft Die 3peiteSios
line iplelen. DARN erblidten ole 9o1tirdler
0eiabr fir Srforb uuO Cambridge. NuBer,
benz MAJ bic bill nod BON elmer Ntenge an
berer 9ebingungeu umgeben, unb 10 fam es
idlisBlld, OaB ole Satbolitsn iomobl, Wie Die
5Odtitdler Ousegeu iimmten llno islbit uiele
9tberule benz Glaotoue'idsn Soridlage feline
pratt1ibe Sette ub9ewinllen tennten. Die
Stuoenieu oes Gn9ltanilden Srinttp-S ouege
uerbranntsu aus Sreube iIber Die Nieosrlase
Der 8iu iogar COS SilpuiB @laoltpue's, Elm
8elue,s, baB Die SppoiitiOn gegeu ben Yre.
mier bort cine i~nteniiue war. Die 5ra9e Der
Grri9tuug elmer irldnoildeH National-llni
periitlt lit n%unmebr mieOer cine ofiene uuo
ibre I0iuug bel Oen conisllionelen, Swiiden
@nglaro unDSrlano obnalteuoeu Melnuu98s
pei idleoenbsitsn nod in tueitem Seloe. @ben.
iomsuis, pie man ii6 in SriOrO ben 2luss
ItlluB Der Sbsolo9ie 9"eialen laiieu miiroe,
ldeiut man in SrlanO 9enet9t, oas Inter.
rid|tsiptem Der SotmaBisteit Der 0te9Ieruu9
u%utersuorbueu. Geligi0ie unb pplitilte Be-
oenteu baben obne 3psiiel meientlid ibre
8irtun9 auf Die abttmmuug tmParlaments
geGubert.
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staht 8altimnrcr 8aunerrin.

Nufruf Su aagsmejner Setbeili9uug !
9ieier nsus Spar. uno Sdupsrein lit lest uoaidr.
BIG or9oniiirt, cine 9rose Sail BON antbeien 9ejeid'
net, Die 3a5luRg b%t9onnen. Ole SCamtcn errUlpit un6
lpfrten nun in elmer Der nddfteH @eliammIun9eu Gle
Wtslhunssn tit etutn BotiduB ~ent9eseR 9cn0mmsu
ipereen. Die @ouitttltioH iidert tlr he Grip riffe
ptlo @tleserbeit gtacbeR, 5u icNtr 3Cit gum Sdui
o3er Sau eine5 SGuie5 sIuen Sorihns changer su
~tonnsn. Rcbten 2amftaa Nbeun nm = ubr III
pieotr 8aiammlur9 I'm SotaIe ets 6rn. Mtid,ael
SdbIiefer, SRzNrdttfrafe. SUeite JbIre BON Der
AnhftrGse. 5GblIeide tstbCiIiaune MIRO erpGrtet.
@i1asl Sir diner, BrGi.;
Gilbert 9Saauer, gicer grii.;
Shepeer Jddid,, Sbaem.;
(63-D JpbanH Commit, Scfr.
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Npttseu,

- Beridte bon Cincinnati meloen, SaB
Elm Brud) Spiihen ben pemofratiiden unn
INSTRUMENTATION @ieulenten BON 6a<
milton<@o. erfolgt lit lnO geibe Separatsettel
fir ben conitttutioneueu Content aufgeiteut
baben. 9luf benz oemofratlihen 3ettel itebeu
Der friibere Ser. Staateu@ Senator Eush, Der
Staatsienutor 8. 8. Sunt, $. q. @arberrp,
Or. y. Sriibl uuo @r-WtaDor 81. so. St.
ibop, auf benz liberalen Jtidter s. y. StalO,
Geo. 9Ooolp, Jtufus Sing, S. 9. SEED unO
Soleph Srauenltetn.
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Die yGhiueieufra g E" in geaper Naas,
Beuni., 1T aui bic folsenoe gDeiie ssl0it NOR
ben: Die @igentbiimer Der MeTerfabrif, tpp.
rim bic Gbiueisn bei6dftigt iparen, baben auf
oas Serlau8en elmer oOrttsen Solfsusriamm.
lung na6 Sortidaffnng aler hinsfiden ar-
better einen laa9en Seldeio geaeben, befien
furSer Ohm Solgenbes 1T: SSH Seau.r>
sails bic Ghineieu pom Gage tbres Ssrtrases
an mod aftSabre uHo barber bulben, 10 per.
pfll9ten itd bie@igentbiimer oerDfeicrfabrit,
ben pGbreno oieier adt Sabre e~rsielteu Reins
ertras Der 6abrit Der @eneinoe Seauer>Saus
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ST. sbe1abarger aus 09io bat ma6reub
Der letten @OngreB Sieuns eine
Reoe i'm Repraientantenbauie sehalten, in Der
er ais Qrobe beutite Seebanoelsfdbte, pel1e
Oampferflotten mad Stem: 9 orf uno anoeren
ameritanllfen SafenpldteH ieuben, 2ibsd,
Samburg, Bremen uno TraHtfurt ON @taiu
auf5ahlte. Gin Maun. welher 10 beoeutenbe
geosrapbii6e Seuntuiiie beiitt, hdtte ni6t
o~er9eiisn %oiirfen, aud Uoie groBe Seeltaot
2elp5is" ansuiiibrer.
Su &uoruille, Su., ioa beute Osborne
tpesen @rmoroung Der Srau Rattbeps, in
Chicago Is. 0riuer iuegen @rmorbuus ieis
ner Srau 9ebGn9t weroen.
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CUR 9riinbuns BON Wobltbdti9tsita. aufultsu
su ii6erlafeu. Seitsbt ba9essu bic geu0lfe-
runs Don 8euUsr. Salts auf iOiortiser Gutter
nuna Der Sbineieu, 10 merOsn bie8abritherren
BON economy ibr in Seuoers6aDS anselestes
Capital autiidiiehen.
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I'm mniere 2efer in 6 umberlanb
M1

Sur 9rlsidierune u~ricrer aeifditIitsnB srtintunssn
in @umberlaro taben mir uuisrsu Ieenten, Srn.
Gbs. Widbler, autorifrt, ale OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Tin ben tG9ll6, ioDobl ME mUhentllh erlbeinanoen
r@orrsiponosnteu" mundtIid, sinSuSieben. Nir Itueiz
feln riht, oas cleles i'm @irilan9e NIT Gem Wuni9e
u"niersr utIebrI. 2sir ftsben Dilb.
n - C .nnA =.
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8anoereiue It. /. 10.
Rensr 0nnhfrrin.

9isrnit H1eT. bic ii6 eincm neusn ~liberaIsu Sau=
oeretne on5uihiitGen gereiat iiHb. CUR RIdritL oos
bic erlte 8eriammluRG iur Sraaniiotion Sonnahene,
zen 10. NPGr3. i'm So,ale oes Srn. 4. Sluunentbal,
Rr. 500, Gantoa=Npsuus, itatttnoet.
(63-Il >NoA Enru;fs