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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-10
Ynbltfattpnsf foifen tutfYeni0aftIt=
der Grfptidlitnaeft.

Us a blng n, 8. Tebruar. Da8 ge=
meini6aitlide Sibliotbef @omite bei9lob
heute, oem Senate iiber Die 9enti1rift beB
IonliralS gSilfes su beriften, IN tpel6er Der
ielbe Inn cine llnteriu9uns BET llriad)en Bit
tet, parum bic Jieinltate Der 2Silfes'iden
@rplorattons-@ Expedition nid)t mehr perof=
fentlt6t merben. Der Serid,t miro seiqen,
bab Die @rplorationcn ieit 1912 i'm @ansen
3280,O00 9efoitet baben. Sr. Sian meinte,
Die 6e9ieruns babe gcnug fir Sru. @ilfes
getban unb babe ibn gang semGdlid5 reid gez
mad)t. S6lleBlid) Wurren bod nod $4,000
fiir &plIeupunn ei1iner 0dnhe nlIansieht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-10
9anfsrott ppW seobIeubanSIer,t.

yfeip y brf, 9. syebr. = Die &oblefi=
@ommiifonsbauolunsen Don 6. u. Bader &
Comp 6. 8. Gin & Comp. uno graman &
Sartpel i'm vGrinitg 8uiloing," gtr. III,
Sroaewag, uno bic QroBe Soblsnbanoluns
bon g. q. Smitb & @oulp. IN 9tetp@6apen
haten tbre i3ablungen eiH9citelit. Die Sc
lammt SerbtnoliGfeiten betragen 100000.
Die 6irma Bader & Comp. 9laubt, oon be-
5ablen unb ibre gei6dfte tpieOer aufnebmeu
All fDnnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-10
Gonbenttpn Der Gtfenbabn=gtaet=
Qlaeftfen.

Y0n1Sbllle q &b., 8. Sebr. - Die Go1lz
pentton Der @iienbahnbiaet=9 acknowledgement
BON amerifa lift bier 5uiammensetreten, nm
Die mabreno Der gSeltansitelluu9 einsuiiibren.
ben @tierbabnraten feif5uitelell. Saft alle
0auptbahnen slmerifa's iino reprdentirt; !;
100 agenten wObnten Der Sibuns bet. Man
glaubt, oab Die regularen Staten UNI 25 Yro-
3eut reouairt nerneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-10

;5ertd)tc aus 0emt S5nneren 0ef
StaatcS.
- (Pantbcr i'll garrettz&ountp.) Su Der
9tGbe bon Sntlano, @arrett.@ @Ountp, nurOeu
oieicr Sage Don Oen Sarmern 2uther Srotta
unO George 9S. gStl,on 5wei Pantber &C
t0otet.
- (@ntiprungen) Sin Mauu, Namen6
@eorge 6rciter, entiprang am lebten 9Onner.
flag aus Dem @efdngniIie in GOwiOntopn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-10
PINS Mdntfcbn.

gStnnepea, @an., 8. 6ebr. - Die in
1873 i'm norbweitltden Sbeile @anaoa's elns
gefiibrte &egiernngsform ptro our6 Die IN
Der lesten Sibung bes canabiifen parla'
mentS an9enommene eriett meroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-10
Srfrrtnfen.

Yrouibence, 0tb.. S., 9. Sebr. - Sn
4pponaugb ertranteu geiternNbcno spei Slne
Der BON Sbomas Snlitb, 8 unb IL Sabre alt,
iuoem iie bsi'm SeriuAe, einen MHblenteid)
81 iiberihreiten, Drrd'S Sis brad)en. Sin
lunger Msann, Jfamells Sarrp, Der Die &inoer
III retteM perlndlte. erirant ebenfalS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-10
gist oeutid)er Niir8ermeifter TIT ct.
&DltfS. SDerffDI3 SfeafeSfo

St.aouis, 8. Sebr. = Ser Salnpf nm
6as Siirgermeliter amt oieisr StaOt swiiheu
). p. Srttton uno 6&nrif Suerltol3, mel
der pdbrene Der lebteri ied)s MOnate geiiibrt
wurSe, enoete beule abeno ubr, ihoenl Der
Staptratb NIT IA se9eH 10 Stimmsn 5rn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-10
WermiSG1te 1epeiAe,, aus gte&ps
Wnrf

Newzgorf, 9. 5ebruar. - Ser 9pfr.
racapulco" bon asplnpaa bat ben bisiigeu
9aien erreiflt.
Sob erDffuete Su 1923.
-Su 0tOoog & SanfeD's 6ippobrom
waren bente 1900 Nutddtige, meiis Sraueu.
= Bic 3oa ginnabmen betruseu beute
$4,000.
- 8er acknowledgements 5ablte beute fir
Sntereiien $4,000 uno fir ein9e,oJene Sbz
ligatlOnen S342 900 aus.
- Sn Sapanna ftebt Sob su PIP.
- Ser Oampfer Crescent @itD" 1T bon
yteru> yorf in SaDanna einqetrofien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-10
WDrOntDseE.

9atro, Sus., 8. Uebr. = Der YrO5eB
gegeu ole beiDen Grams, bic Der Sbeilnahme
on Ger 9rmorOung peSBm. Spence in @rain.
bile, 9Stlliamion=Gountp, angetla9t waren,
enbete beute Wforgen nit siuem 8abripru9e
Der @ei6worenen aui rSAulotg." Sbrs
Strafe puroe auf 20 Sabre 3u6tbauS feltse-
iet5t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-10
p9er MeIOmnrft.

Wem OFT, 3. Eebr. = gcl0 leldlt
ST. A. @ed)iel rubig 81 4.8e. @olo
i6loB 81 1124-l128. SunoeSs sSbligatiouen
ld1loIien lebbaft nno fef E; 8ler Coupons
1921; 65er 1l71 neue l194; Ger 1214 b8er
1881; nene Siiufer ll73; l0.40er Coupons
1870. aftieu ll1lpITen lebbaft II. nnitcttg; &c.
.. @entral ll2a; @rie 1863; 2afe Sb1re IS {;
SIS. Central 99a; Yittsburs %; Nortb,
Beitern 4l5; Yrior. 63; 0tod SsIauo
1888.
llnteridabamts 0i1an;: Sob SAG, ,892,z
OQ5. Nouront co7 Gao roc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-10
Neae Mm,eigem.
BaItctttore
re 3nIuragff Wtffe.


firt 3nfuraafe Wttfs,
Slesret=lsde bon Spntbs uns gNater= Strabe.
Sieie @eieGhait uerTdert iortrpd9renb eesen Ser.
iut oeer S9aesn bnrd SranounsIdd ioi9obt tn oe1
aa. @TS,. Sts I'm sasOs as assn bon gisssIasa,m
MdertouzB Brooufte, Nobeln, 9aus @erdtbIt taiten,
TN Ban begriffene ober i'm Safen In eabuns befinh'
itdae 6abr5euge q. (. m.
Das Dtreftorium befebt aus toIsenhen Serren:
ID m. O. partition, Yrdfoenf;
Geo. q. Hi6ers, &. Ro6t. Senftns,
Danib 9. @tlfou, g. Norton StepGrf,
Hrauct6 Z. Sing, .. 3. Nefpcomer,
5enrp Carroll, DrptIe Sortpts,
U. g. Steuart, GB. 20. Taplor,
G8m. 8. Bruue, Ssrael Cohen,
S.n. &apff, @eorSe g. 5Grrtiou.
qHm. 9. Bennington.
Applifatons= SormuIare unb meitere gohrift IbeI
ote gefeufdaft miro in Der Office, Sibuefsgde Don
Soutt= nno BaterfraBe, ertbtltt, iro au1 afIe gu=
trdse fofort erlebist neroen. BerIderunsru rtrben
aut trsene etne Grtf ansenommen. pel1e Der a2pIis
FAINT minIfeu mag.
(Sant,fSD Ir. 4Bnoowortb. Sch.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-10
SeinaDe eta 0attittti,crS.

Namens 2brabam &eio, puroe, neil er IN
Der 3runfenbeIt ieiHe 5rau, cine gSeibe, &C.
hiiien uno belnabe toOtgei6lagen bate, ms
@eldnqnib qehedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-10
Ste seritorcnoe syeuersbrnnft lit
WeftzNnrf.

gf { N y 0rt, 8. Sebr. - Nah lpGteren
gtadridten iiber hie Seuer8brunit am geitri.
gen abenb fnb bic Serlufe, pie folgt: Sc.
ider, &bltman & Geinp. 81 600, 900, unge=
fdbr sur Sdlfte bes Setrages III $50 Som.
pagnie'n perfibert. Gattlln, grunbrett &
Comp, sipii6eu 100000 unb $3.50, 900;
Seriiherlmg $395, 900. Sorntbol, Wbiteheao
& Comp, &leiberbanOlung Serluft etpa
$250,O0O, Serfihernng etipa $4,000.
Bowers, @aftou & Comp, Sdlubbanblun9 :;
Serluit etma $4,000, iat n0lig oerfd)ert.
BbelpS & @uerbeu, @alanterienaaren, Serluft
$4,000 bis $4,000; Seriid)eruug $32, 900,
etnidlieBlidb $4,000 in oery 5ranflin> >Gompag=
nie" bon Ybtlaoelpbta. 9as SpibenzgSaa=
renlager Der @ebr. 9uittmann tpur0e bur6
8aud 5um genage bon $12 900 beidGrigt :;
politdnbig berit6ert. SetOeulad), Sd)mab
& Comp, &leioerbunrlung; gerluit etua
0,000, fait pDllig periid)ert. @lfan Spman,
Wanufatturmaaren; Serluit $4,000, per<
itdert. 81. Silberitein, Seiablaben; 8erlui
$4,000 bis $4,000, Yerlidlerung $4,000.
Seenefer, @atrouS & Sobntou, SleioerbGn
LEI (; Serluit $l20,00O. q. s. @uibing, Slei-
berbanolung; S6aben $4,000. u. 6.
Sbortribge & Comp, &leiberbdnbler; Ser
lut S125,000. S. 6. MerrefielN, @ontinenz
tal-Sotel, 100000. Soiepb Ssdel, Saor unb
@oriets, $l5 200. g. Soubheim & Comp,
@alanteriemaaren, $1,000; Qoants & Senoir
$1,000; s. q. gSedmann & Comp, Sud-
banbluna, SIS, 900; 8attulO 6enn, Rsitu1l
ration, $4,000; &Ol & gtepering, 6ite uub
Sappen, $4,000; S. Sre5inSip, 8elawaa=
ren, $15 700; S6ler, 8epcr & Comp, Bou-
waaren, nno @ebr. aaufimann, Soubp &
Gomp., &au6materialien, $4,000. Ser
ShaDen an @ebduoen miro auf 100000
peranidlagt. @S plrb mebrere Gage bausrt,
bis Der S1aoen geuau feitgefellt peroen
fam. Der @eiammtl6aoen wirb bon Sad)=
perdftno,sen ami etma S3,00O,O00 angeihla=
gen, unO pieSeriiherung betra9r $4,000, 900.
aIBer ben obigen Serlul:en tpurben nod nleb~
reren nno auoerenBerioneu Sdaoen 3ugefiigt,
Die benlelben nitt feitSuitelen im Stau0e itno.
3pei Dtitslieber Der Seuerweb-, 0apio 0tuls
ben uub 9ap,b &lute, tpuroen get0ttet, nnD
GPiAp hiuterfnfiPu G0rnilipr1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-10
8alttmore, NlD. 90nnerfa9, ben 1O SSe6rMar 1875.

Ousrifols fir ben redimdBigen Siirgermeiftsr
erfldrte. Sritton mill Ieood bas amt ntdlt
rdumen unb bic Sad]e Dor bas Sreis9eri9t
brlnaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-10
Sohn N. Fprreit'S

Sri9inaI gSa adbofber@Gbeet d
furirt Sufen, GrfdItuns, b6eu Sals, Seerteit H. No.
lbneaer, als r9eno elm aEbercs 6efaHntes SeiImitef
Ulan oeriute ibn! Yreis So 9ents. gu haben tn
onen Apothefen. (5ebr.2, ,2DiteT)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-10
abaanae bon Gonbuce Wicgrue i'm Nooem.

4bqanae bon @onbuce Mc@rue i'm gtopem
Der 1872 Der tkGtige @eifdftsmann bei
Ringes. 9tur unbeoelltenbe @innenbunger
tpuroen gelegentiid) gegen Die Srageniteaun(
an ben Sengen erboben nnb suriidgenie'en
1ibrop tpurbe 9efragt, oh er ben Ingeflagter
| fellne, tpora1If er eripteSerte: ySd) traf Sen.
| Sabcod einmal inl pergongenen 9topenbel
i'm ,2inbell< l<Sctel" in hieiiger Stabt. g8m.
8. guerb ftcllte mid ibm Dor. Ser Yrdiibeni
befano ii6 i'm Sotel. Sas mar bel @elegeri=
belt zines pom Brdioeuten unb Sen. Sab=
cod Der Stabt 9emadlten 8eiu1e8. SD
hattie general Sabc0d Suuor nldt geleben unb
mar 3u Der 3eit Der Sbeilbaberi6aft all Oieien
Setriigereien argeflagt."
Sei'm Greusberh0r iagte Sitrop iiber bic
les 3uiammentreffen nit SabcOd: y@8 mar
cine einfade Soritelluug. Sine llnterreouu9
fano nidjt itatt. Sd itanb nnhe bem @leOator,
Gen. Sabcod fam auf mid Su, unb 4pern
madlte uns nit chamber befannt."
9ls nGd5lter 3euge ipurbe Sohn s. Siebene
toff, Sormann in ulrici's grennerei, uorqee
rufen.
Seine 9nsiaeen betrafen srDBtentbeils Dir
Seiti1erie, in tpeldyer Ct alS 9Serffiibrer fnnz
girte. q. gS. nlrtci uub Sserop wnrben
gleidfalls pernomnler.
St. SloTEo la9let paE er DeaDNWll9l pape,
ben Brdiioeuten peri0nlld ais 3eugen uorsu-
laosn, bod wte Die Sade jett itebe, balte er
Steies ntdt fiir notbmenoig, 5umal beiien 9ln=
meienbeit in gSaihiuaton sur i3eit brin9enb
erforoerItd iei. @r idblug oesbalb ben Snn-
oesanwdlten Dor, baB tieielben nit ben Scr=
tbelotgern Sulammenfommen uno bic Srageh
beipreden m0dlten, melfe Oem Yrd itoenten
onrfl ben Sberbunsesri9ter uor9ele9t tperz
ben iollen.
Sberit 9ger iagte, er babe gid)ts gegen
Elm iolfes Abfommen einsuweuben; penn es
ita ieboh berau8itellen iollte, bab Der &egiez
rung burh Die Antueienbeit bes BrdFoenten
geoient meroeu f0nne, 10 nerOe er auf elner
Sorlaoun9 oeIielben beiteben. 9a8 @eridt
uertagte ii6 Johann, UNI ben Inm1lten j3eit
81 geben, bic oem YrGFbeuteu porSulegenben
aSragen alISsuarbeiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-10
sRe,iai Noti;e1l.
&ein Gd,mers! Seine 8eiabr! Refn
sfehIfh1Ioot

Die 'CoIton Dental association lit immer er=
fol9reid, Sdbne obue Sdr1erseu aus3uSeben. Sie
9roBtsn 3peifier founen iidb pou oeier 5butade in
Den 3tmmern Rr. 81. gSeftsTasetteErate Iber1
5eugen. (San. q, 6 MteT)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-10
8erbeTertsr
Hidt : erplnFber
0erW1IoSer

Saupt=CfRee: Rr.
Smsts : Office: Yit.
@obnuue oe9 =, r.
Saroltnehrabe. -
Reqer II. {. ~. lUetoen [
tub O6et @efGbt oes Gr
iun9eu iDeroen erbeten
tSuRiii,t9S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-10
gSeaett Wiproes permttbeiIt.

Sreeb olo, N.fS., 9. Sebr. - WarD
@anlp, bic Der S0otung hires Sattsu angez
flast mar, purbe bes UtOroes i'm Smeiten
@rabe idulDig befuuosn uuo 5u 10 Sabren
2udlthans pernrthellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-10
THE PARIS RANGE,

hat H etneNeputaton mesen ictnerBor3is tfeit i'm
6o&en, Baden uno Spariamteit In 5eIerung uub
abnusuns ertuorben, ,peltes beueIben iiber ole an,
sB o1ntduer merben iabrisirt unb iinb gum Yer'aufe
bel gS. g. 8opc Gomp.,
Gde Der Baltimore uuo @utltpftrGBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-10

Ste Wete8enDett TT 8tiuftt8!
9ssi!s ssN Gllis Gaufman, gse'te sss
teoassrt.) gtr. 22, u. Gmtamitr., lreoustrt.
oferirt
idmar3e Seibe,
f6~arse nmo farbtse @aibmere, fdbparse aap
farbtee MIpacas,
eiufade uno farbfge
&leioerr Stuffe
aler Wrt.
1T 6etete n, ........S n -,
@taeesSanoidmbe,
Sammet,
Strn.upfe,
untertIeioer fir Damen, Serreu uuo aiuoer.
gNetS= 1tt,o 9ctnengSaaten,
Siid)- unb gett Oeden,
Spiteu Sorbduge,
oeltide unb fran35Fid3e Sbatuls,
fdwere wpHene sbapIs u. e. -.
proseut} frhbsrsH yreifen. grssemt
Tusltns, 6ianen, gett=Barbeut
uHo
aIIe orten 3 Saum 10 ol <.D aareu
IN
aroBer Mnstpabt.
fSeite Preile garantirt.
GHis &anIman,
tSept. .2TiteD RI. 22. Raro;Gutawstr.
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&. Gourtuep & 8ruoer,

". NuArlHeD q VrH0er,
IL aae ser sasette.strabe. IA
mporteure epon
fettten gNetnett, -. Nramnttpet etnett,
9abanna Gisarren,
etuem 2hee, SamIisns @rocerte=a unb frem=
Den Yroouften ieoliter Mrt.
Iuetntse Isenten In ten Ser. Staaten fir ben
berihmteR
Grand "Vin deI Angleterrs"=
Gbampesner
unb @gentbhmer oss
OLD CLUB HOUSE" reinen gtpeeea : gSbts>
(5an1c, ,t2DiteG fes's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-10
Bic tftBe Tuft-Aut)hffrne

BON 2apfou @ubeiien uub Dem solbenen
Weoaillenz8eiieleijeu
finb ieber an it iethf norBislit, uno fnb tn Stn'
fitt Der @ree1en3 uid5t 5u iibertreffeu.
@ontratte fur 5e5ung ourd trseno zines bereibs
sperbeu abseibIoiien BON
u. q. Bpon & Gomp.,
IMprilf5iSD gde Der Baltimore U. &utafpftIa6e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-10
Soebtm trbaltea:

0VtVtW V*yW**VWs
100 Suffer Brtma eanabiiGe sriine. .grbien.
rs aeIbe
rs baIbe Stididiier importirtts sauertraut.
100 SdBfen boIdnbi}de SGrinee.
so eddie Brma 9iuien.
400 SSdsheu aiiortirte 9erie (ImoeD;
SO Sdfier amos seipattene grt;en.
5oipie einen
aiIorttsten Wurratb
BON
beuti6en Yrobutten
S. 9. Strans & 8ruber,
179 Sha-Iroaawep, 179
GGe Oct Gattuns s9luenue.
(geop1f, ,tST
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Die BarIprsgonae II. .S6neIibetssss
1fuerpiab-Detfu

saben ale anberen TN Seisen iberligeIt unb per'
ianseu penis Reparatur. Sabrisrt nnb nerfauit bon
~. O. Bopo 6 Gomr,,
Gde Der Baltimore. uuo gutGiDfIase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-10

3eu9niiie fir ben 8eiuete Der prattiIhen g&felid
teit uno Sparamteit oieies Suffers tommeu IOrt'
uGbreno.
Sberft Coleman, Gtsenthimer oes n@nuoatons
6otels," ia9t: SD bin Elm re9elmG6tgsr auHoe uuo
babe oas groBte Yertrauen in bieien 3rtitel. @r
sr5eu9t me6r uno before Nttdb, penn man Sdbe 0Gs
nit fttttert."
9b. umann & Comp, Smporteure uuO 0eRiIar
teure id9en:
rNut Dem gr66teu gerguHaen empiebrsn mir ofes
fen 2lrtitet als ipariam uuo bodlit mobltbueuo."
Gen. 6, y. 9pler ia9t: r9ltt Berg 1I9eu be5eu9e
b, oa6 oieler ArtteG adn3lihe Suirteoenbett 9ie0.
Jh babe oas anoere Sutter nm fBeni9 items eiu 9erz
beil reou8ir, uuo bic Bferoe OeFnoen l beiier oaz
bei."
@oroou's 5utter toitet nur Gents iir iele
jSiuerung
BaItimorer Depot: Rr. 48, sSeit Sasettss
Strake.
4u6 bel u g. So9g iir., & @omp, gtr. 147,
ro@SoparotraBe oroie lei ben Gjetrat0e4 4duoIern
m aa9emelneu 5u ba6eH. (Septg, l2Dae.g)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-10
Mbtritts=
QNyarat.

. &c, Storos1 1ouioaniir.;
100, gtoro Wn0Rrabe /;
Smitb, Rr. 2t5, ROro=
abtritte, alodien, Stunaeu,
bel Gag uno ytd9t obne 8e=
geretnt9t. Beltels
une punttlit ausgeilqIts
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-31

seemingly apologize before God or man for
having done our best to support and defend
that country and flag. against any and all
assailants in the hour of their peril
And now, my friends, as with hushed hearts
we go from the com letion of this fragrant
SERVICE having covered all our mounds with
tear-bedewed flowers, and with bright chaplets
GRO vned our monuments, let us with freshe ned
patriotism, and brighter aspirations, turn from
the shadows of the past to the duties of to-day.
praying God that We may be wise, and brave
and true enough, to carry to completion in
peace, the ground work for which these gave
their lives.
The years pass; and while on memory s snowy
wings come golden pictures of the fleeing
years, with ever lessened tramp but ceaseless
tread, our columns are marching adown the
slope toward the land beyond, where the waves
of etarnity's ocean, with majestic music, are
ever beating upon the sand and shingle of the
shore. And as relentless time thns our re-
naming ranks, when at last, our campaigns
all ended, our marches all DER, we too, shall
be mustered out by the great COMMANDMENT
Chief, may we be enrolled in the grand army
of peace, whose shining tents are spread on the
eternal camping ground above, the clear beauty
OF whose sky is flecked by no cloud of sorrow
or parting its bssful rest no more disturbed
by wars alarms, there to be greeted by the
glad music of the reveille of Heaven, and joy
fully answer to the unbroken roll-call of the
redeemed.
Thus appropriately was the nations dead re-
mem6sred by the citizens of Portland yester-
terday. Yet few realize the great amount of
labor and time required for perfecting the de.
tails of SO elaborate tribute, and it is but just
to say that the credit of the whole is due large
ly to the committee of Bosworth Post, Messrs.
E. FL. Hanson, John Yeaton, Jr., W. H. Green,
Geo. ii. Abbott, II. P. Ingalls,, G. G. Douglass,
VIM. Ell. Sargent, A II. Purlngton, A. M.
Sawyer, Isaiah Randall and Geo. Fl. Poor. They
were nobly assisted by members of the Post
and the ladies' of the Relief Corps, while our
citizens were never more liberal in their con.
tributons of flowers, etc.
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-31
Maine Business Notes.

The Kennebec Land and Lumber Co. have
commenced the manufacture of deals at their
mill in Pittston: and will commence shipping
them to England as soon as vessel can be
procured.
Messrs. Dingley, Strout & Co., the new Au-
burn shoe firm, is getting ready for work and
will probably start up in few weeks,
Somewhat Of an impetus has been given to
the ice business on the Kennebec by the warm
weather. Between Augusta and Gardiner
some eight vessels are loading daily with ice
for Southern markets. Rich, the Knicker.
becker and the Kennebec Land & Lumber Co.
are shipping. Considerable ice has been sold
for $3.50 per ton. About 1851 900 tons remain un-
Sold With hot dry summer, all will be dis
posed of at good prices, and these houses be
ready for next winters operations.
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-31

The KINGS OwN.--"The Kings Own" is the
title which its proprietors choose TO apply to
the pleasant little entertainment at Army s.
Navy Hall last evening in aid of the Maine
General Hospital. The entertainment was cer-
tainly one of the prettiest costume parties ever
given in Portland. The hall was beautifully
decorated, the ladies were elegantly clad, the
tables were loaded with silver of antique pat
tern and long possession, and the whole affair
was carried through in the recherche manner in
which it was conceived. The officers of the
United States steamer Monongahela were pre-
emit and contributed largely to the enjoyment of
the occasion. The money taken for admission
tickets, not small sum, goes toward furnish
ing the 'Tea Club room at the hospital
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-31
ROLLINS, LORING & ADAMS,
22 EXCHANGE STREET,


To ALL, particularly invalids, spring is a trying
season. Indications of sickness should at once be at
tended to. Fatal diseases may be caused by allow
ing the bowels to become constpated and the system
to remain in disordered condition. until the disor-
der has time to develop itself. An ounce of preven-
ton is worth pound of cure, is an old and truthful
saying. Therefore, we advise all who are troubled
with the complaints NV very prevaent-headache
indigestion disordered liver, want of appetite, nau
feverish skin to take without delay Schencks
Mandrake Pills. We know of no remedy so harm
less and decisive in its action. 1t at once strikes at
the root of the disease and produces healthy tone
the system. People never need suffer from any dis
arising from disordered condition of the liver
if they would take this excellent medicine when they
feel the first indications of the malady. Families
leaving home for the summer months should take
three four boxes OF these pills with them. They
have an almost instantaneous effect. They will re-
lieve the patient of headache in one or two hours,
and will rapidly cleanse the liver of surrounding
bile, and will effectually prevent bilious attack.
They are sold by all druggists.
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The Portland daily press., 1876-05-31

ACCIDENT ON THE MAINE CENTRAL.-The
afternoon train from Dexter collided with the
train from this city on the Y at Newport yes
terday, and both locomotives were damaged,
the one on the train from this city very severe
ly. The passengers were transferred and arriv-
ed in Bangor but two hours late. The Pullman
train was delayed slightly by the accident. Su-
perintendent Tucker went to Newpoat at once
on learning of the accident The only person
injured were D. W. Coburn, engineer of the
Bangor train, Slightly, aid lady on the Dex.
ter train who had her face badly bruised. The
collision resulted from the Dexter trains be-
ing behind time and not noticing the signals.
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-31

Mrs. John Fl. Burleigh, Mayor Chadbourne
and wife of Saco, Hon. Charles H. Haskell, one
of the Maine Commissioners, B. f. Morse, esq +,
and Charles Staples, ir.. esq, two of the judges
from Maine, are guests of the Elm Avenue
Hotel, Philadelphia, kept by Messrs. Fowler &
Chase Hon. VIM. P. Frye and family, and
the Maine Editorial Fraternity, are expected
within few days.
Mr. A. B. Winslow, of the Eastern Express
Company, who has been seriously i'll for some
time, is now out of danger. His wife, who has
been constantly at his side since his illness, is
now in dangerous condition She was taken
delirous on Sunday
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-31

sand people assembled on Presumpscot Park to
witness the game of base ball between the Bow
doins and Resolutes. The crowd evidently ex-
pected to see some fine playing, but in this
they were sadly disappointed The Bowdoins
played very loose game, making large num-
Der OF errors, while the Resoutes have i'm
proved much since their last game. The Bow
doins need practice; they showed a lack of it
in many points yesterday. Their catcher was
III poor condition, his hands being badly
bruised, and he had very many passed balls.
The following is the score of the game:
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-31

FIRE Insurance should be effected in compa-
MES OF known responsibility, that will not fail
at the first great fire in which they have large
risks. 1t is of still more importance that the
safes, which are to be an insurance for books
aud papers. should be of a make that has been
thoroughly proven and that may be depended
upon for The most severe tests.
Herring Patent Safes have been tried in al
most every fire, of any extent, occurring for
years, and they have always proven True te
their trust" Seven of them were subjected to
the great Broadway fire, in New York, Feb s,
1876, preserving their valuable contents; seve-
raj ct these safes were so deeply buried beneath
the ruins that they were not got out until the
third or fourth day after the fire. When Sned-
eker, Watrous & Boynton's safe was finally
reached, &C hours after the fire started, the
smouldering debris by which the safe was sur
rounded burst into flames, yet, every book and
paper 1t contained was taken out ia splendid
condition. g. E Shortridge & Co.'S safe was
subjected to severe trial, but the contents
were found uninjured. The large stock of
boots and shoes in cases, in the warehouse of
Powers, CASTOR & Co, made most intense
heat, but their safe preserved all its contents