davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-07-22
A MYSTERY SOLVED.
why SeulEheS4er Wont 10 tho NavlRnx
tOrsH Is1agidss

kOr'8 1A1Ah0Us
: .t<w York Sun,
WAeHIN0rox D. O., July 1B.-A1l Tho world and
! !na rest OF mankind ARyo heard how Col. 4. IL
ntoinbctGeE MAS transported from Eau Fraucisoo
90 NhYsatoE'n Islands III mA,l-of-war belonu-
,ag to sIo United States. takiny With lin oo,1-
E,o .at 81 nionza csnnons aud lot Of second-
nepa mlhkosa; oa arriving thoro he ut once TO-
constructed the Government, establishing twn
Mugs, Hllo aro to baAf swaY eIternateiv and
ltaAs!hg hiinsolf Primo MiAtster for life, with
RhndaoIna income ont OF tho public royonus
aa t 1tssnbergeF rlll certaluly tako caro- to col,
! =, Tue mystory Of tEase proceedings hAs puzzted
~, HI curious very mucli, and some have saan in
sno.u n. ss symptoms Ut tle8p political iutruun
III III ssa.n u that essiaberger uas sent hvaS in
!; ott|eer 10 ~ . ges sid OF him 1lo IL au old Army
nrans tas sost oat on tho Pacific cosst Whsn San
nians, hsa'nbosgee Attll Ikea to cali hm. 80
aenl oqs tAe1o swanty-old years hgo. liz IL =
ss ss,y saa@se tsllo" tnows s1ot of stories aboue
e ne liz a esxnr'. rs'a .ao xlth dramatic esot Ono
iltlufn tfomens one tlmo going down Lin cninnn.
ela in'er. aud jumped yo1boarj from ths sts.1n.
noat 70 axia ashose mila or 20 AVN IA sd1s @as
: a,nas asnoa ous Win difficulty. 0i coisse. such
honored Iros1ent ee no .nd nq1 agFeesA'a 70 our
once loved. became \ bore aud ! terror This ~
!eoilhS We heightened ooautlerlbly b. tha f.ca
tnat ntelnhefBer Wsa given Ia intimstinr NJ
ehS uleh that he Hsa ah!i tas holdar Of nscun.rv
urant tn thoHo early days, and which would no4
amount to neat ltttlo sum II it wsrs Il +" n.is
principal aud Interest. No patriot can dsoxrth. r1ha.
these facts anord sufficient reason for vnts
sK ssnK IId Of hteinbesger,. and tor sentiinr 1x
t;. ~; The ahanco IL that he will ptaaontly T bs
.li'ao ahd tatou hy the paop!o he haa untiieT.
eaken 10 govern aud that viii be the enu nj IA
s'olnoeEger And OF Dam 0rsnts aaliclion.
, 1875-07-22

an action agsinnt T. u. Hanna, .1ames barrett
and i. y. Hanna, claiming fa,0f7.
Max Homer sued i'etor Hn0 for fl.001.
Tho ltacna Hardware Manufacturing Com
pahy commenced 4 suit In attscliulout aRaius
lullcf AIlen to recovee 81 900.
CIRCUIT CoUHf.
Garl ltnnorholn commenced \ auil sgAlost th<
C4ty or Chicago, laying latnAgos A. $4,000.
Etl'o bhh.rn filed \ bill a9ainss Juliana Am
DrnHn and William Lnet to forecIoso . mortgage
for "a, 600 Oh tl,n Bonth n feat Of tho north 81
!oet Of tho cast GO feet Ut Lot l9l, In Dronsona
A. J. Mclean began = nuit for $4,000 aca,n.t
tho City Of Chicago. and John MoiInR, and John
!lnny sued tho shrne unfortunate corporation for
e3.eoo moro. Robort Htnhrt also fllod prncipo
sssInna. .n.a,.. .io eisy, claiming a like amount.
blatf1ias Isucker eommnpce,i IN action In tres-
s5ooos ''' '''''''@' o'eF'e''' laying oi"eFes a.
John Ktlie encd J. @. Wright for a., I'm,
NJ u. stowoll fllod biz against Elizabeth, "
ll.en knd iertfado r. Fitch to forecloso trust
1eod Tot &3.oo0 on Lots 81, 80 aud 81, In Cottnxe
tro*e' being subdivision Of part of the N. i,
corner OF the N. E. fractional X Of Doc. 81, 80,
COUNTY COURT.
in the cataee of 1norge q. Eclc8too 4 grant
Of administration was niaaa 10 HoIon If. Stsn.
+15,NW. " '"'
Hamnci s. st!llvoli wss appointed guardian for
iIcston II. Clarke, Under bond for sl.000.
LNA
Hc'ennonta in rolls 45, ~, 6l. and 5s Of Tho Town
of Lake.
THE CA1f-
JrDGE GANT-121 tn 1;iy.
JUDGE afooAE-G1, 81, Is.
gUDuMESTB.
uHirEn aTA7Es CIncrIr CouHt--JrnaH piopnrrr
Il. z. ll!ne RI A. W. Horhia nni H. Stevens .,,I
i. Monltop, $l37a.41.-A q. Kenyon Va, j. T. White
9l,lyl.G3. - "'''>s'
HurEn1on Coun1-Coxr,yr,oxs--T. e. 11,,e -
Null &l0tt. - - cav
=, 5c:"s G.nrI1A; 1,oyst ct H. ~. j. ". Bent.
ai73gs-'. 7. Alrli 2. =. w. En',n. il. y. Alshror.
William o.ssnsla. e.. te72Is--h + ken.t.N ~ 4. Il.
judgment rc.torrl tor s1,l535e-l., it. pal,nsr ~,
William i!akcr, $tl7a3,-lf. II, noylr w. C., H. Inv
&l77.hj. '''~s'''''
C1noutr CouAT-IrpSx 1}ooru-psncs urotcr.
r. onAr Ne~.n4h S112.--1 T. Cunger el d. "a irsar
!icss anh jacob Kaufman, So't7a-i.tcr scnn,!n H.
!'Fne Sunderland, $lGJ 77-slnon Fp1ey ~ Mary H.
Law, t3ss.3e.-W. 4. Enendorf w. l.. u, lmllsri.
ty2s.-slstets Of Providence of 1T. MArya of III"
wootls r. Jarob Kramsr $s74.15.-W. Fjfnt It eI m
A. lsaeback aud HtoShen Kahos s!1l. In-E, j. llsrts
Ct A. Fs. ffnnFy II. Bln!th, s3d7.I3.-r H. U,ng ~.
William dul'!ir, 1921 .E0.-M. y. Wells CO. ye IT, IL
Carnahan. SUI ho-H.s. Hand ~. 1ienry cfawtor,1
$:i87N.-Frank Blackmarr n. Marlin Ksiler $aa4f'
Fifth National lssnk Of Chicago ". Edgar Itr,ms'
Hal"..-~ G. Clarke w. T. j, williamson u, il. jtry
ant, and Joseph Hainpson. 45Ut.D!.
, 1875-07-22
LEGAL,
. ..... .. -.......
MASTERS SALE.
lnlrr nerrrc Of Furcrl"nm in The matter Of
The E~hlorl. GYck lIand L 81. Lolis Kuil.

ln1rr nerrrc Of Foreclosure in The matter Of
tIle E"rhlorl. E"s Island l. st. Iouis Rail-
road COMPANY.
" 'S fiI' { f. q Ss':s:
s.'a hs s'tt '; I'LL Z .i..a HH f"t 4 %; in;:
!:;If:, ,na.1 rs s. G
sns,' hs,s Ss;s; "' h'a. 'f u |.a: &c &c
n ...u.nsc # d"crcc q hc ..ia tourt cn,c,c ia
snv ei,, .s5p a. r. ,,'s, 's' q ay
t ell ii. rsSIs .ac i sp
;Ist: f '::EiS: Il i: -; ss d. d
f+s, ssS; A. a''as ss'." ~ + +;
ns M md %:. !: Gf 9sit sS, ''t 4H4
r.. cr s'nI faE"d rf:i.~ .;e.a m of ccr,
=: NJ IT, '1s:ai .s ,:''f"t % NJ
'nss. md AZ a. nts 'sasa; i. 'hs
1,Ett. TINT. :" T.y. cslsnt, o,tr
sss. 1"s .na s.s: e sl E: T. s
aa Sss;s s" s:t r." i.sa e.
e{ns e{{s*d srs, I. i: Gu. Lid. r.: ae:
'ss..: All m.ssssi: saa ~ aE's,
ess"$ ssa :S'.':
hNs'l;"sa - sd 1,xt eaIn:. i "' ;aa ~
sas rs Il a.; ~ rsc: osss s
IT,. y s"r "f m ,n d., q I'M
and singular MN l1nds. ten.n,enis and appMrt.msnt".
;a%ssnhu bet'oHinx, and tho iate.snns ismsinacIs'
sn s,n III tn9n", .s tc., ,:sar sad pIats -rco snd
f't 4 is,n %e9 = "~ as IN ;gutty a tbs sa!a Kock
II an In III IT, tr a. I. sl.; The sntiso 1aI'rnaa
sh's] s f,sttxr md aEton.es. thefuto belonging,
,aa.ns ,:,a n"sk:r3 !issk t.I:nd lans. sfasS
t"sny g. is.;.,.f, E, shs{ " Wt! f tsn *h i
nther Fr"i"rt5 tts irsnrhiacr and thnss whirh shall
HAss oesn ssulss =, uietase ots1.ss ~ a.
n"ttloH With aalt r.ltr As. aud sAl 10 At tp tfs
.hish .' ''fia saui1si i1i,0'' "s.,hsE sF
i, Tho toas .std "eres hnnd,fd thousand alIar;
of o bid u saIh sAis Is IN s paid ~ gs purchaser
IN cash A. the tc If sis. and fo the aiancs al III
ern bid b5 thr purchaser At said saln tho aster IL IN.
thaFzed - icn suGt purchaser Ia iIa of cath
tssuod under hY s'curtih5 The Is! f1sa
cAtcs Of Indebtedness la.urd In 4u Of auy Of tajd co
tbs approval af s.td pa!s. A ~ ~
Fne HIIEr Particular descHrt!n
scfukencc can 10 had IL &4Id i'.rr-s, S'-'S~
49,, 1,,.,-,''0' iESKy W. n,stIor,
ttF in ChAntsr5 OF thu ttrrllt tnrt 1T tbs tDftd
states fhr iha northern lI!atssl pI tllipuia 9
Dath1 July ", A. u. ls.l.
, 1875-07-22

I
This Report of srcc'al Agent Elliott
To the Editor qf The cAstago Tribune:
CLEVELAND, o., july l0.--A telegram from
xo,,, tr.,h,nrton corrcsDondont rccoutly pub.
Ill.,, H.. 'a ro,,1 cot,n,n, tIoe, mt nto do ma
Asaea J." yo". eo4uuu'' ,l, 1oe' ~ - =. IT,
Juatices fos, In speaking OF my fepot. 70 1ho
SECRETARY Of tho Troasury 1t - seatcd tllht MI
uouuce tho wo.thleasucsa Of tho AlAbka fish,
erios IMMORAL loads, otc. This Ia not 30 on tho
sa.,s..x .no,t In n,ot, ,orn,. of thn ra,nn nj
oon'aa! ,i.,ax,.. ,ea.ta, h,,t.vo ~ h. I'm
tho saimoh-lisho1'es, "h'on oone'e ~ 10 tno
beat in tho world. give loha Importance, bow
over, 10 tho cod-banks than Inns heon usually as-
crtbod 10 thcm; and tell tho truth only In say-
In ,,,.t In roa.r,l n tia v.,uo of .ho m,nars,,
!ab Sasr' n.s,.s ~ ~ ~ ~ ~. ~ ~. ,,,oa
OF Inc Ao'f'so'5t W. ao'io y. "o "a ss' Ano"
enough to phhs an authoritative opinion.
The condition OF tho people up thcro (o1cops-
ing those Of tito Hoat Islanda) ia ono oE groat
,1nmor,1,7,t,,n. and I Al atato II h,t It Ia dno
,"s 49, -. ...,,,,ea. =, oorar,,r,aa. .ias. .,ss
a'ooo " wv 'A'"Au1e' VI 'o'o.N'' a4'oo '4'e
isansfer, In providing m effective moana Of
supervision Q! ita interests thcrc, breaking up
tho curso or Whlhky-maKi,,R aha smnggl1ne etc,
&C. fho pfesoht oonuslon OF aHaffs ti!' thoro
Is simply e9enoiu! on tho patt OF the uoVern-
ment. And 20 elste y III ~ report. and oaunos
u sny way whatever 20 laia upon sl'e eoMmes-
, 1875-07-22

1"Fst*a5 E41s ~ 1f743. =
IN FOB q lass letter, ooutalulng checks, etc.,
to tho amount Of $1,000, was mailed froIu ia
First National u.nk 1t tho Paterson ()filco
% the lmposterar. l. aud Ts.derz' National nank ol
Now York. tho Now York agents u9 the bank
hero. The Now York bank failed 10 reseiyo e the
latter. and, Of courso, thssa waA mQcil su1iety
about it on tue part ol tho otiioors Of tAe Firat
National Bank. scasch ,wks m41o Ia tue pster.
son snd NOV YORK fost- Ices u wsll ~ III
but no trace Of tho missing package could
bo found. Now strong arprehensionv OF
!. mailrubbs1y, wsFs entertained, aud tue
uoyero,nont officials ~eEe Impressed With tIe
oeedsd to make tho best arrangement il could
for avoiding loss. An extensive cotreepoptieuca
the package containing thirty accounts Of puu.
, 1875-07-22
C0LvjN VS.. PRlNDlvlLLE.
Thcrc II q N1isstatemcnt 8ome-
where Between Them.
The Mayor neaflrns that He Didn't
Have Anything to Do In the
Barclay Matter.
hut tho Commissioner Asserts TINT Ills
Honor Suggested the Name.
The Polioe poard Mediate a Quo-W -Warranto
Of Their Own.


Yeatordnv was All on day among tho city Of
aci,1.. ria .lumhorod in como conv. cool oor.
ner -, .,nIoroI srs, to ti,o II. George n,ep,c.
"ot, y, "sau"!rM " w., ~. T,o.es I" ,,.a
most perfect hapPincss and pcace encl1 40 tho
Aldermen ~ uofe around woro eagerly taking
advantage Of their collcag,,os in bu.ton.l,olinR
t,s MsTer and N Annts 1'.ii.y in rcfcropc. 10 .he
appointment ot HAikllng inspectors.
MAron Cn1.yIN
WIS around until noon, whom ho, too, departed
sn1 took a c.rr,aro for the p;cu5o. 1Iis onlv re-
s,a. "*s sess ain 'au soa p'o'0''ou n''4 '''1'
"young n1au. will you have tho kindness 10
tell tho propr!otora Of Tnr Tribune that navo
s'n-,., .a,,,-,r. ~, snar, ~ ;,s;uv.,,na,v ~,
ho'ial Columns Tor 1.scm hslnaas'ns'y TO-
usE reporter. "Yes, Bir," ropllel tho 1stter. As
he dfow ont n rntnusn and proceeded 10 road
-. ox+.u4 f,-. -, od;+,vtn, nm tho 15nlIortnr
.vo,uo con,fui, u1,on,t rcad it" cricd Ills
1ionoF, "you harro" up ny feengs' 1t IS 10
uauuAL1f1EhIf fAtsE'
kiioW nov tho scamp wio wrote IT,; A..
what III fnefo ih'se abont lsf 1uefle" 'n'
reporter: 5ia.. ..,. !. +, ,,,o ~ ,.,,;1, m.
Every particle q II "a untrue. hee.il' .;ln 70 70
joined eHo hlayof - hofef inb1dteu on t,iu r.
poinsmcnt Of tue appraiser lof tha fMsseon hoot,
avenue oonaat, nor u!u Know WIZ s. ia, isa ve'"
appointed hft!l 8one tlno a'Ios !. "ao n.. Iou. lin
Mepot!arapto 5on kno" ea: ~ ~ s.;svnr.,
ease OF any y. Ito 1'aor tl,at ce1tnn
man MAS about TO 10 apro'a,ta' "oa 'D'''s'u'
,,.,,.,t !, tN"i 70 % 40 In odi,or,., ,,aerts
~ a1 ", " " ~. ,nc,1 too hipi,lv # il not nv
o ams s ~. unn ~ tba inarsI wbo appo,uted tho
iatlt, hlt that oi 'no 1oa4e "A' "Pfo'A'eo '"o
slH5a'se,. T5o sa,.,. o,, ,r,crv,oraa Commssionor
Imo .eornt tut iho, no1 ento,nam know yarY l,,tJo
ah",,s tnW,t'iS''', II 1,o,,san',srtiv O,,s
, 1875-07-22

Iha lrtsh World ssys. 4'Tha warm weloomo
sooo1dsi to our American rifsmeu u Irelaud 10.
eaits % suEgsst,1a Incident which tlaa late weil.
ess.. sb pIs..a;s asto. As .',o a.f5s:s vth
~ ssaau,n4 a,4s .hs f d lip p u" W o. T..
'Ae''' N !" ssens whase Tip alds h!msolf
, 1875-07-22
The JOLIET IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRY.

Special Utsuatch II The Chsaao 1r,aapt
JorIEr, ILL.,, Jnly .l.-The Joliet Iron and
ateei Company dishnrscd oyor go, U09 among its
employees to-day.: Tie iron, rail, and pusldIing-
mills arc shus dnan* Tho superintendent lns
bcen experimenting in rorollng old rails for 4
day or 10, but haa abandoned it for tho present,
not being ~ successful in tho attempt Is he
dnairei.
, 1875-07-22
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

oFs'cE CnlrxbuA TnLEro Il. H. Co.,t
CuLrAuEs, o., July Il, la75.
bids for thu cu!lslturtlou sf Ae IoI,u,us Toc.1o
!tailtoad will ~ reteist4t II hr ucs Of tAe Company
III the city Of folunbis III the Statg u Uhio uuGi
nonn, I'LL tllr j! day If August nrst.
uAls nssy ko nlas sur constructing Or more ss--
anns, nr Tho wsloe rux Ad may include al materials
Inrht. w.. -
Tho ncres,Ary lnafs proiiles and esnstrs fur Tho
Enfk rnn to found II The ucD If t1 El.icf lA4!3scr
FA d. Fisher, "hero all required information will bc
gtNn.
The Company reacsye the right to reject any md III
plaa u!1ercd. ". II. GREENE,
-. TfeAtneEt e. 4 r. II. II. Co.
, 1875-07-22

rx.~. <..,.-, HARkAKEE LINE.
ffor' csn'raE Depot. Jsot Isit-,t asIf t~,ot s..
sr"od-.t Tes,t eoee. III Ranisinh anf 90 ~ t@f"y'
, 1875-07-22

L'dse. ArriFs,
Mail aud F. fpreaa I. 7I- ~ i, =
!t]Am4 Aid alrcAt.Ir rts.rt,Ie, 1.;n ~ D. n
liuLasiu9 i slou1 City EIu AZ - ~ p m
pAclhc Fast Linz, fus ttnshs - sla1i ~ ~ S:.9 p IN
hRnsAs EAt{, I1avouwnfth. AL ' - sH' a'ae .. m
rchlhon H. Juseph E4p,,,, ,10faa ~ II at. .
Au5nrs Fs..cn flnI0 p H. s:ta L. in
AIrnttts 3!l p. IN. s:Ii III
X,,rnr. 1s..sna osfeAtof PAsss 10 9:Gi a. In
Aurora PASSENGER fHpndsri'I i. M T. H. ,n!3a m
FseltIc NRht Fin ~ Tsn - ;g::s p m 7sN . N
kansas tity Leasonworth At S0' - ust y ''1a a. IN
.,chl1p 1T Joseph EGn lttnnon ~ MI,
Dwhcrs trrsc Aroiu,,uus II ~ y ~ ~ a. n
!'"wner'a tlSHvn coon " H. zSs p 81
80" neo'9n nosoa.tlouf' S;1t p. nt.ls 10 T. En
'Gx. SUNDAYS. tIs1. EstuId1v n, $50
kAMKAKrt HE
, 1875-07-22

ATApes | Afftrt.
Indianapolis Louisville 4 C,ne,n,
natl l,ry E1pfcas ,,,.,... 10
IhdanApolts Louisville i Gnrin 81" T. M t:Np. n.
nAtt Might Etpssss IDA dsIy), m !,
, 1875-07-22

GNEiHhA1t AIR LINE AND koKoNo LINE,
3m w rr;;n.nnfq! 9tnetnHatt t A ka.. Ruiiray d.,
%n,toinH. "a sI.t"l.... Kttt Sls. 7fet4. sMes III
, 1875-07-22

eno Soloe@ou WIZ A*cd. tuat pethR bY tsnahh u.
Clarko. and hbr assessment waa modified. A
Judgment wan then entered sgatnst all the prop
erty mentioned IN tho Aaaes4mont.rolI. and tho
d'Hs instsllment vas Gaad n Is per epuh by or
der of tho Court.
HILL TO Hvsc1ND CONTACT.
N. T. lglehhrt filod lengthy bill yestorda7
IL tho United states Uirontt Court again.t i. j.
Walker and abou. dfty other defendants. to not
as,ds y contract. y ts charged that in la7o
Masss sxresa 1a e ha{ e complainant .nd Arr
vss to pay 40. 900. 4 part Of tho purohksa
money VIA paid and eeed malo, to he delivered
when the 8emhndar MA given. This doed 1gIe-
hart o'alme WalkoE succeeded In vrongfnlIy Nut-
record. The complainant cla!ma that the con-
tract has been broken BY Walkers failure to pay
tue purchase mopey. aud ho tlerefoge asks that
tho contract bp kssclnaed aud tAa deed declared
void.
Cyrq1 y. Phillips sAys that le has bssa desar!-
cd bY hls wfo Hattie, sud 10 psAyu that tha sep.
asstion may be continued the rest Of hls Afs.
startas IL. faGe aaYs that her husband, John
=. Page, deserted hor uino y4sss aRo, and slle
thinks that i hs could leavs her no long sie can
live without him for tho yestoi her ifa, and thst
this viii best bs accomplished by gs!ttng d.
vptce.
=. 4. Turptn WAS yesterday appointed Re-
csl.sF In the case Of tho Fis4t Naaoa.l Hank W.
Asahal aud Luc1us u. Pierce. which WAS orcd-
ltor'a bill,
surERloR COURT IN nhlEY.
J. ". 601ton commenced a suit by ospiaa
sgainst Joseph u. Quinn. claiming el,000 Tor N
assault and battery,
. Thomas Kelly began suit for $4,000 against
George Howison.
T. II. Jonntsoa brought suit for "a, 900 agains&
DenjsMt1 Y, Aansom.
fsa4oli9a +. Hush. :.QaoFxe e. Younley, aud
E. z; uAH comRenoad = suit sxsinst tho Has-
oamn!o ~ iaanssnos Company 70 recover 32,000.
Ths Ptfet National BANK Of Morris commenced
, 1875-07-22

,,...m. CHICAGO PACIFIC RAILROAD.
3ues&h3tf d.fOf torntr LAfru1o.ae mai r,...,. :, .
JfS.ht a"d ftek*t<a@s No. u GL4Tkst SAT- h. sAea.
The Portland daily press., 1875-05-31
FIRES.
Destructive Fire at Springfield.
LOSS 100000.

SPRINGFIELD, May 3O.-The most destruc-
tve fire that ever occurred in Springfield broke
out about half-past two O'Clock this afternoon,
and destroyed nearly forty buildings including
a number of business blocks and causing a total
loss of at least one-half million. A high
wind was prevailing during the afternoon and
the whole business section of the city was one
time seriously threatened, but about o'clock
the fire department with the assistance of belp
from Chicopee, Westfeld and Hartford sue
ceeded getting the flames under
The origin of the fire is not known and may
never be, but it broke out 10 Conkeys planning
mills, located in the old planning mill of the
Wason Car Co. on Taylor street.
The Portland, N. h.. Fire.
ST. JOHN, May 29-Tbe Daily Telegraph
sums up the destruction as follows: The fire
extended over more than twenty acres, destroy
ed all the houses on the south side of Straight
Shore from Allegheny street to SimoDd street.
1900 fee and all on the north side of Straight
Shore from Allegheny to within four or five
houses on Simond street, all the houses on
both sides of Harrison street, all the houses on
east side of Doug lass road from that of ID. V.
Roberts to Main street, 400 feet, and all the
houses on both sides of Main street eastward
from Douglass road 700 feet. 1t destroyed over
eighty dwellings and workshops, turning $50
families out of doors and dest Dyed property
valued at $250,000.
The Portland daily press., 1875-05-31
Gen. Forrest ON Reconciliation.

MEMPHIS, May 29.-Gen. Forrest, in note
to the committee in charge of the ceremonies at
the National Cemetery next Monday, accept
ing an invitation to participate, says:
/ appreciate and am in full sympathy with
the spirit of manly friendship and reconclia-
ton which has prompted the recent interchange
of SO many soldierly courtesies, among those
who with equal courage met so often as foe
men upon The field of battle, and sincerely
trust that the time is not far in the future
when the soldiers of the late war will cease to
remember the angry passions engendered by
the bloody struggle between those who were
true to their colors during the late war There
can be no hate or bitterness, since all have now
one flag and one country. There ought to be
no estrangement or sectional antaoonism.
Gen. Pillow, in response to a similar invita-
tioa in behalf of the Mexican Veterans, returns
q cordial acceptance,
The Portland daily press., 1875-05-31

ty and success in the Socety's operations has
been apparent in the proceedings. The hotels
of the city have been filled to overlooking dur
ing the entire week, not alone with the large
numbers attracted here oy the religious meet
ings ut with numbers of invalids returning
from Florida and other southern states, where
they have spent the winter in search of health.
Among the latter was pleased to meet Major
Paul Chadbourue and family, formerly of Port
land, now of Saco, who is in greatly improved
health from his southern sojourn.
1t is doubtless true that some interests in this
city viii be largely promoted by the celebration
here of our national centennial (new Philadel
phiansm); it is also true that the fiddles must
be pretty libAraly paid. Last evening at the
meeting of the City Council communication
was presented from the Chief Engineer of the
Water Department announcing that in add-
ton TO the appropriation of S1,600000 already
made for The repairs and enlargement of the
water works, and extension of the supply to
the exhibition grounds, further appropriation
of S1S0000 must be made to complete the
works. Several miles of new paving is also TO
be laid, and a general renovation and brushing
up OF all public grounds and buildings to take
place. 1t is entirely safe to estimate the cost
of the celebration to the public treasury at not
less than three, possibly five million doilors.
OF the Centennial in full in my next.
The Portland daily press., 1875-05-31
DIED.

In this city, May 20, very suddenly, Mrs. Elizabeth
Baker, wife of Charles L. Varney, and daughter of
A. L. and B. G. Hobson.
Funeral services Tuesday forenoon at IL O'Clock.
at her late residence.
In this city, May 90 of diptheria, after illness of
five days, Richard Currier, of Geo. FL. and Har-
ret NJ Holden, aged years months.
Funeral this Monday forenoon at 104 o'clock, at
No 81 Smith street. Relatives and friends are mvit-
ed to attend.
In this city, May 30, Minnie, daughter of Charles
E. and Eva M. Chase, aged years months.
Funeral this Monday afternoon, at O'Clock, at
Ma. 1870 Newbury street.
In Fryeburg, May 20, suddenly, Rev. P. c. Rich
mond, aged II years.
Funeral sci vices this Monday afternoon at o'ck
at Fryeburg Relatives and friends invited to at
tend Burial at convenience of the family.
In Upper Gloucester, May %, Emma F.. daughter
of D. N. and Sarah R. Jordan, aged years months
and I6 DAYS.
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GENERAL ORDER.

HEADQUARTERS BoswoRTH Pc sr,
No. 2, G. A. r.
Comrades are hereby notified to report at g. A. d.
Hall,
MONDAY, MAY 3fst, mt 8 O'Clock A. M.
For the purpose of decorating the Soldiers and
Sailors graves Eastern, Western, Forest City anu
Calvary Cemeteries and P. NJ to Join the escort al
precisely at II P. NJ, and proceed over the route
announced in the programme to Evergreen Cemetery
to decorate the graves in that cemetery Every COM
rade who possibly can, is expected to be on hand
promptly, as the services of all are needed.
Comrades will assemble at Reception Hall, City
Building in full uniform at u O'Clock to attend the
service at the Hall.
The Mayor Alderman, Common Council and all
others invited to attend the ceremonies at Evergreen
Cemetery, will meet at City Building, at p M, and
in the evening at Reception Room with other invited
guests, at III P. NJ, where a committee will be In
waiting to receive them.
All Soldiers and Sailors who served in the late war
are cordially invited to unite with the Post In the
ceremonies Of the day. Per order,
E. H. HANSON, Post Commander
(OaiciaD A. M. SAWYER, Post Adjutant.
May II, 1875. myZIsnuoC
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ST ECIAL NOTICES.
THE NATIONS DEAD.
HEADQUARTERS BoswoRTH Posi-, |

No. 2, G. A. r.
Relatives and friends Of deceased Soldiers and Sail
OTIS are notified that this Post will decorate tho
graves of Soldiers and Sailors buried in the several
Cemeteries-thoso within the city, Forest City ana
Calvary in the morning, and Evergreen on the after
noon of Memorial Day, May 31s
Donations of Money and Flowers are earnestly go
lcited from all who interested in this touching
tribute to the memories of departed heroes
Boquets, Wreaths and Crosses of lmmorteles OF
other fanciful designs in flower work, which may Do
intended for especial graves, will be sacredly depos-
tied if properly addressed and sent to the Head
quarters of the Post NJ chanics' Hall Building, Oh
SUNDAY and MONDAY, May 3Oth and 3lst.
1t is particularly desired that information respect
ing new graves be forwarded soon as possible 10
the undersigned, in order that provision may be
made for their decoration.
The Committee will be at Grand Army Hall on
SATURDAY and SUNDAY, May goth and 3Oth'
and on the morning of the 3st to receive Flowers or
other decorations that may be donated to the Post
for the occasion. f. ii. HANSoN'
Ynvo7sn4t Post Commander
The Portland daily press., 1875-05-31
The Folly of Neglect.

1t is the height of folly to neglect precautionary
measures for the preservation of health, when they
become necessary in consequence of hurtful infuen
ces Among these influences are the unavoidable In
halation of malarous feti1 air, exposure in bad
weather, unhealthy occupations and babitual late
hours, all of which tend to produce disease. To
guard against their effects vigorous and regular dis
charge of the bodily functions should be KEEP tup Hos
letters Stomach Btters is the tonic, of all others,
best calculated to perpetuate bodily vigor and regu
larity The experience of denizens of unhealthy To-
a wineglassfu of this pleasant safeguard taken at
regular intervals imparts amount Of stamina and
power Of resistance to disease afforded by no other
protective and remedial agent. The nervous, the
weak and the despeptic, derive ncalculable benefit
from its use, and pronounce it the best preparation
of its class.