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Captured.

And so Mr.. John G. Talbot, of East Ma
chias, has at length captured the Democratic
nomination for Governor. Long and weary
years he has been dieting for it. Indeed, one
less friendly might justly say that he has been
''posturing" for it. Mr.. Talbot's party lead
ers haven't wanted him. The few young
men spoken of as the "Young Democracy"
abhor him. The unfortunate convention at
Bangor took him because it had fallen on
times when no one less Objectionable could be
found who would bear aloft the Democratic
''gonfalon." Rich Mr.. Haines winked slyly
and said d:-"No, thank YOU" The gallant
Gen. Anderson is ambitious for political life
rather than political martyrdom and the
nobbiest of political obituaries in the PRESS.
The modest and accomplished Railroad Com
missioner felt that he was not sufficiently
conspicuous to be a leader. James c. Madi-
gan-he of benevolent countenance and pa
thetic voice-fears the Democratic army
win not 'serry," and prefers some other
year than the nations Centennial as the date
for his political marble. Gen. Roberts turned
away in aghast from the clamoring leaders.
He had been within four thousand votes of be-
ing Governor of Maine, could his friends have
become enemies that they would insist n his
being crushed under Republican majority of
twelve or fifteen thousand? Mr.. Farley pre-
ferred the silent political tomb to the galvanic
resurrection of Democratic nomin alton in
Maine. Major Sam. d. Leavtt, of Eastport.
(Judge Advocate First Division of Maine
militia) was simply frantic in his attempts to
get some other man to lead. Other discreet
leaders spent hours in anxious consul
tation endeavoring vainly to circumvent Mr..
Talbot and his eager little band. Their cry
wasn't kingdom for horse, but man for
nomination. In short, Mr.. Talbot is the
''Hobson's choice'' candidate.
Mr.. Talbot is representative of the Old
Guard Democracy, and his nomination is VIC
tory of that faction. He is man of liberal
education, of more than average ability and
considerable experience in public affairs, but
an Intense partisan and something of DEM
asogue. He is fully up in the old Democrat
ic tactics. More than twenty years ago he
was Speaker of the House. At that time and
before, he formed his political associations,
and now his feelings and sympathies are with
the older men of the party. During the war,
although not pronounced, he was bitter op-
ponent of President Lincoln's policy and was
all that the term peace Democrat implied.
While his nomination will give satisfaction to
the Marcellus Emery element, he will fail to
get hundreds of votes which Gen. Roberts re-
ceived last year. Gen. Connor's friends will
be more generally pleased with the nomina-
ton than the Democrats can possibly be.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-06-14

THE formal opening of the Intercolonial
railroad will occur the last of this month or
the first of July. After its opening through
express trains will be run from Halifax 10
Quebec. The Intercolonial road now consists
of ia miles of track, as follows: The section
from Moncton to Riviere du Loup, 375 miles a;
Moncton to st. John, 49,; Moncton to Hall
fax, 1877; Truro to Pictou, 50. and the Shedi-
&C Branch. II. The line from St. John to
Halifax, and the last two branches men
toned, have been in operation for several
years, and its traffic is said to have been an
nually increasing. The new and last link of
the road is that between Campbenton, N. B.,
and St. Flavie, in the Province of Quebec.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-06-14

THE action of the House Monday in the
case of Speaker Kerr was more than just.
On the part of the Republicans it was mag
unanimous, and the adherents of that party all
over the country will warmly endorse the
action of Gen. Garfield in securing The entry
on the House journal that the vote was unan-
imous. In this connection it is proper to
call attention to the fact that the country at
large will observe that the policy of the Re-
publicans in Congress and the Republican
press generally is in marked contrast with
that pursued by the Democrats toward Mr..
Blaine and Secretary Robson.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-06-14

ACCORDING to the Boston Post the promi-
nent candidates for the Democratic nomina-
ton for Representative for Congress from
this district are Hon. Joseph Tit
comb Of Kennebunk, Hon. c. r. Aver
of Cornish, Hon. John M. Goodwin of
Biddeford and Hon. Ira T. Drew of Alfred.
The Post says the Cumberland county DEM
ocracy comedies the nomination to York..
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VEGETINE
Will Cleanse ScrOfuIa from the
System.
HONEST OPINION.

MIR. Fl, r. STEVENS
DEAR SIR-This is to show that my son was taken
sick in January 1864 with Scrofula which came out
in large sores and ulcers his leg and hip. His leg
was swelled more than twice its natural size. He
had several doctors of high standing in their profess
sion-two from Boston and three from Charlestown-
without getting bit better. He was obliged to lie
wherever he was placed, for he had no use of his
limbs whatever. When we had given up all hopes of
his living were told to try VEGETINE, the great
blood remedy; and he had taken it but short time
before we could see great change. The sores run so
bad that we had to change the cloths four or five
times day. Still, he was getting better; for he
could move his limbs and help himself little. He
was soon able to sit up in bed and, by constant use
Of VEGETINE, it has cured him. He has lame
leg, which he will probably have for lfe but we all
honestly believe, if we had used VEGEIINE before
we had bothered with those doctors, it would have
saved the use of his leg and restored it to natural
health. hope all those troubled with Scrofula will
read this testimony of me and my son, who is now
well and able to speak for himself.
CATHERINE MAHONEY,
DANIEL MAHONEY,
10 Trenton St., Charlestown, Mass
May 10 1872.
The above plain but honest statement conclusivey
shows the quick and thorough cleansing effects of the
VEGETINE in Scrofua.
VEGETINE is acknowledged by all classes of people
to be the best and most reliable blood purifier in the
world.
Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
ing d4Uf
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THE rumor that Judge Hoar had written
Mr.. Blaine letter saying that he had changed
front and no longer favored his nomination
at Cincinnati, is denied by that gentleman,
who says that he has never written any letter
or dispatch or ever authorized any one to do
so, indicating any change in his policy at
Cincinnati.
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THE ghost of C@sarism still stalks abroad
in the New York Herald Office, and its latest
appearance is in the shape of plot to re-
nominate Grant at Cincinnati. 1t has only
day or two more to walk, but in that time
will doubtless spread itself all over the Herald
columns
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EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate countersigned by Stanley T.
Pullen, Editor. All railway, steamboat and hotel
managers will confer a favor upon us by demanding
credentials of every person claiming to represent our
journal
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-06-14

THE Massachusetts delegation TO st. Louis
has met and announced its intention to
support any one to beat the Republican can
ddate. This has the old familiar ring of
"anything to beat Grant"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-06-14

THE Blaine investigation has been post
poned two weeks on account on Mr.. Blane's
illness. The zeal of the investigators will be
very much affected by the result at Cincin-
oati
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THE PRESS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING., JUNE IA, '7G

We do not read anonymous letters and communI-
cations. The name and address of the writer are In
all cases Indispensable not necessarily for publication
but as guaranty Of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return OF reserve commu-
nications that are not used.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-06-14

New York papers state that leading Demo-
Gratis are making preparations to show up
Gov. Tilden in anything but favorable
light at st. Louis. That "barrel of money"
however, will be potent.
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Report from a Practical Chemist
and ApOthecary.

BOSTON, Jan. 1, 1874.
DEAR SIR-This is to certify that L have sold at
retail 1549 dozen (lS52 bottles) of your VEGETINE
since April 12 1870 and can truly say that it has Civ
en- the best satisfaction of any remedy for the COM
plants for which it is recommended that ever Sold
Scarcely day passes without some of my customers
testfyng to its merits on themselves or their friends
am perfectly cognizant of several cases of Scrofl-
lous Tumors being cured by VEGETINE alone in this
vicinity Very respectfully yours,
Al GILMAN,
1853 Broadway
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EDUCATIONAL.
FRENCH LESSONS
- AND
LITERATURE.

MIME. II. Z. HIAsSE, formerly of Boston,
4S1 late of Philadelphia and New Jersey, pro-
poses to establish permanent French Institute in
Portland. She will commence her Spring term April
18th, 1876.
The course will consist of private French lessons
and classes for any who wishes to study the Ian
who desire only to converse.
She intends also to have matinees for Ladies' con-
slstng OF readings from the best French Authors and
Dramatlsts, and the conversation will be only in
french. The same lessons will he given twice week
In the evening for Ladies and Gentlemen. She will
commence these evening lessons early in September.
Nine. will be assisted by Prof. Masse.
In the early part of June Madame expects an Ar
tlst who has been connected with her Institute in
Philadelphia. This Lady is member of the Acad-
emy Of the Fine Arts in that city, She gives lessons
in Drawing in all its branches Oil Painting Pastel
Her Speciality during the summer will be Water
Color from nature.
For further information please call at No. 597
Congress street. Mme will be at her rooms from
II A. M. until P. M. and every evening.
Mime. Masse is permitted to refer to the following
gentlemen
Rt. Rey. Bishop James A, Healy ID. d.
It. Rev. Bishop H A. Neely, ID. ID.
4 Rev. Thomas Hill, ID. D., LL.D.
Rt. Rev. Bishop W. B. Stevens, ID. D., of Fhiadel-
phla.
Hon. Charles F. Libby, County Attorney.
Hon. Henry j. Murray, British Consul
Schools of Portland.
Richard FL. Dana, ESQ.,, of Boston.
George B, Emerson. ESQ. of Boston, anr2tf
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FOR SALE.

I CLOSE Hack, Landaulet, Satin-lined l Cab
L riolet built by z. Thompson 1 high door Carry
il, 3 Springs, Jump Seat, Box Top Buggy, Con-
cord Wagon, Set Light Double Harness, built by
J & b. Jordan. All the abovepIoperty can be seen at
FERNALD g. SAWYER'S STABLES,
ju7d&w2w23 697 Congress Street.
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REMOVAL.
Removal.
Reliable Evidence.

Mr.. H. r. STEVENS:
DEAR SIR-I will most cheerfully add my testimo-
ny to the great number you have already received in
favor of your great and good medicine, VEGETINE
for do not think enough be said iits praise fol
was troubled over thirty years with that dreadful
disease, Catarrh and had such bad coughing SPELLS
that it would seem though L could never breathe
any more, and VEGETINE has cured me- and dc
feel to thank God all the time there is so good med
icine as VEGETINE and also think it one of the best
medicines for coughs and weak sinking feelings at the
stomach, and advise everybody to take the VEGE-
TINE for them that it is one of the best
medicines that ever was. MRS. l.. GORE
Cor. Magazine and Walnut Sts,
Cambridge Mass
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THOUSANDS SPEAK.

VEGETlNE is acknowledged and recommended by
physicians and apotheearies to be the best purifier
ands speak in its praise who have been restored to
health.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-18

beteS, uuo WoobD nToNnoere uereiniaten it'd
nit SaulenOen III @eiang= unb 8et'llebnn.
gen.
- Die Sarfe oSheila" gtng BON Bort
8opal, S..@., naf) 2iuerpool ab.
- Der SdjabamtS @ontrOeur oes Sou.
rants ertbeilte 9eiteru oaS gtutional Santz
Yrtoilegium an Die sSarmers' gtatioual<
Sanf" i'll Nedanicsburg, Sbio; &apital
100000.
: Su Chicago w,rb an 3meiten Mittuo6
i'm Sunt cine Soupentiou Der SrantelpGrter
bon amerifa tagen.
-Su @btcn9o puroeu seiterR Die Sefiaerie Bee
fber aeele &trlptn in Antlase psrieBt,
Gen. SuruiiJe felt in Abreoe, bob er Die ,Ra=
tional Seteranen aK0catiou" Suiammenberuien
bnbe, um lid, fur Die Brdiio euteumabI Su orsantz
iiren
Die arCteI Der Nntla9e 9eeen Ritter M, RoIes
in @bartsfon. SIS, ruuroen Geteru Dor ocm se=
nate perrIen uuo ion beute sim BroSeNe suIam.
meu9eftelt rperoeu.
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eofalbertd,te aus gNaSbtmetot.

Saibington, II. Sebr. - RIfter
Bnduer's Oor9ei4!agenes Steuerseieb fir
ben 9ilrift Columbia lie9t jeet bem 0i.
itrlftss Gomite beS llnterbauies Dor. 0le
Beratbura oariiber mtro morgen Itattfinoen,
uno Oabel bic 9egenmart iahpertdnOtger
Siirger iebr germ geiehen. Dtau glaubt, oaB
baS Gomite ieinen Seriht ifon am nd9iteu
Utontag benz llnterbauie eritatten miro.
- 0em Senat lit cine BON 250 hieitgeu
promineuten Siir9eru Undergraduate SOritel=
lung sugegangen, i'll pelfgr um Die Setdttz
gung iammtltder berjett,ger Dtttglteoer Der
Oifrifts .PoiiSei. .Sermaltung gebeteu piro.
= Die Sorlteber Der @orcoralt,, 9ermanz,
Some>, Srenlen5<, 0tutual~, arlin9ton,.
Yotomac. uno 6raaflin SeIer 2l6efurau3.
@eleaidaften babtn fA Oereintgt, oen Wilt.
qlteOern Der bleltgen 6enermebr am p. b.
50. Elm Oitttagsmabl 5u 9eben, uno 1T Die
@tnlaouug DaSu uou Selteu Der {5euer &om-
mi}lQre angeuOmmen.
- Der uon Den Seuer,Gommiiidren ieineS
QmteS uerluitig ertlarte Gelegrapbil Z. y.
Seibolb bat auf llnGeriuhun9 oer llrId6en
einer @ntlaiiung angetra9eu, uuO lit oIeie
2lngelegenbeit Den OiltriftS Sommiiidlen
iiberipleIen tporoen.
- @eltern 4beno traten i'm 9aule beS lorrl.
Solomou on Sranflln= 8Op cine AuSahl pro
nlinenter unb meni9enfreuuOlider Slrger Sur
@riiHoung eiues yogtrbaries fir Arme Su-
| iammen. Sc murOen oa5u pOrldufig 1872
20 @ents suiammengebruht. Gin Der Spiet
oes ertpa5ten Sorltanoe8 ltebt or. @morp
CT Biirgermeiiter. Sic 0iltrittS &ommiIidrt
baben Der Geieai9aft fir ibren 3msf Oas
obere Stodmerf bes alten Central 2Sa9tbau
les on ter &outiiana.Ausuue sur 0tipoFtiOr
| seitelt.
= 5itdter WtcQrtbur pernrtbeilte beut
ben {. :. 6ibbusb mesen Diebftabls gu etnen
Sabre 2ud]tbaus.
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Cages Nsnigksiten.
tssttorteae. te.ssrapasfde ums sssafeL
bIatter=Vottscn.l

9as siu,ise in 0eutid)lanb geb o.
rene Witglieb oes Gougrehes, Sr. S6lei=
der, lit aud oas ein5ige, ueld)es etnen funs
felnagelneuen Stubl i'm Sapitole bat. Die
gen0bnlid1en Site tuaren fir feline Breite
III eng, uuo man bat ibm 0tab genommen
uno oafiir seior9t, ba3 er ipeni9fens bequem
ftt.
Die Sbatiaas, baB bas g duIibiff
uOtsp d." ipeld)es fiirslid) burh ben
4r1easbampier vSuniata" I'M biefgen 5afen
abgel6St nno nadl Baibinston beoroert
,onroe, geitern in elmer sebeimen Niiiiion bon
bort abgegangen 1T, aibt su pielerlet @eriid=
ten Inlab. Sebenfalls lit Sort. &opal, g.
g., bic aeqenpartiae Station bes @eidwa-
oers oas ndbite ;3iel. Dtau permutbet, bab
einige &riegsidiffe in ben 5afen bon Neiuz
Orleans beorbert rueroen, neil man bort neue
@irren befiirhtet.
9ie So. gSbittborns uno Sanfortb bonn
6lotte n s ON ite beS 5auieS
itnb Don NOrfolf, mo- iie Die bon @oooe anses
oeutete Corruption in eem bortlgeu &riegsba.
fen uutsriudbt baben, surlidsefeGrt. gle iaz
gen. Dab iie ale @nftagen beitatigt gefun0en
baben, uno saB ibr ysrt6t intereiiauten 0eie.
gSenn man bic 3utdnpe Der anoeren &riegss
Uultll ulltIluutt iutlp ulul Ile uubetolueHi|
lid dbnlid Tiuoen. Gs lit cine befannte 2bats
iade, baB Die Contributions gSeriten BON
Sropflpn, @barleftOn, Yortlanb, 9eage- Ss,
LAMB &c. nur 6iitternugsanialten fiir Poli=
tlfer unb republifanilGe StimnIgeber fno.
Ser bieier Sage i'll Stem Serlep auf ier-
sig Sabre me9en grmor orOnns|
/ 5eimer &inber in'S 3u6tbaus ge'httte
oeutide anftreiher S. Sitter Don 6adettss
ulue 3etst, ipie leidt bic @ifsriuht etuen lonit
rubigen Mensdlen sur Seitie MAIDEN fam.
Sitter bate ieine 6rau I'M SerDatte, oab iie
ibm untreu lei unb es fam bauTg Su bduslt=
hen Sceneu. @lnes Cages lief bic eSrau in
folse zines 3antes bauon; elm tiinfidhrises
&Inb be9anu beShalb 81 iueinel uno Sitter
iaste oem lelben cine &ugel burd's @ebirn;
cas- speite, ficbenldbrtge Sinb flob entIett aus
Dem 3inmer, Sitter elite ibm nad), erSrtff
es nno ermoroete es in dbnlider Weiie. Ser
unmenid idoB iid Johann ielbit in ben Sopf
nnb uerludte, iid ben SalS abSnidneloen,
aber er iolte niht iterbeu. SIS gelang, ibn
mieoer bersuitellen uuo jest miro er i'm 3udbt
banie 5eitlebens Selegenbeit habeu, itber leln
entieeli1es Serbreden nad3uDenten.
Ser iel9erupfte amer1ta'
nil aoler bat nod cine Seber berse~
ben miiiien, bamit Der BraIoent Die @enttn-
NAL Seriulli9ungs=9t 9tll III niirot9er 9Sclle
untersei6nell fonnte. y@S l1sgt elm tIefer
Sluu iebr oft i'm ftnb'idlen Spiel."
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nep. bic gerbauolunsen besonnen, tporauf

nep. bic gerbaublungen begoHnen, porauf
Sertaguug bis norgen erfol9te.
- Ibtb. Geo. Bancroft bat benz Heprd=
ientanten Smann, Yorfeenben oes @omlte's
fir auamGrtige Nnaelegenbeiten, 0bIdriiten
Der neuliheu @orrejponoen3 sluii9en Dem
Shabants= SefretIr hno tim Su9eiteut.
Sn einem bonn IA. bs. oatirten griefe iagt
Sr. Bancroft, baB er suglei6 iiberraldt uno
BON Summer erfiilt murbe, als er ein amt
lihes, unter Der Sanftiou bes SdabamteS
oem Gomitc iiir ansludrtige Inselegenbetten
iberlanbteS Sofument porfano, III ipeife11
erfldrt tuar, baB SEQ. Bancroft, Der anteri-
faniide @eianbte OeS beutihen Retd,s, Der
Re9ieruns $5074.T i9ulbete, bic ibm ers
lafien purben. 6r. Bancroft iu9t, bab Die
@rfldrung uollfdmoig ben Shatiader sutuioer
lduft. 4m /. Suli 1875 bate er fein @onto
r1it Der 6egierung. Nm 80. Suni 1874
idlieb er ans bem 9eiauStihaftspnften in
Serltn unb iiberianbte am ndmli9en Gage
benz 5. aubiteur ieine 6eduung ais Sc.
ianbter fir baS an tem Gage enbenbe Omar
tai. 9teielbe uurbs fir rldtis befunben uno
am 80. Suli 1874 ibm burt ben eriten Con.
troleur brtefli9 mttgetbeilt, oaB er nod cine
Summe Su forbern babe.
Sr. yrtffom periidert 6rn. Bancroft, baB
er berett lit, ibm jeoe 9enugtbuung ange.
beiben III laiien, bic inn bur6 eiu Geriehen
etues 8eanten ieines Departements 9ebiibrt. |
- Das Sustis= =&omite beridtete beute cine
Sill in Sesua auf ben 9teit Der @enfer @nt~
i1Goiguugsiumme elm, tpelher nah 8esab> |
lung Der ihmebenten Nniprii1e nod borbans
ben lit. 3unGdft iol(en iolfe Yerioneu uHb |
befrieoigt weroen, bsneu bic
@ommiifon fir Die y4labama=" Iniprii9e |
S6aoeneriat ;useTfert bat. 3ipeiteus ioaen
1lle @orporationen uno Siirger Qmertfa's |
erhalteu, bic Yrdmien an Srteg8~
0fififo auf S6iffe unb 2aOungen ooer anoes
:es @tgentbum entri6teten. Srittens peroen
lie 8iirger unb @orporationen Der Union fir
,erft6erteS ober nieberperiiderteS @igentbnm
tpeldes burd) eiuen Der in Der
afte bonn %. Sum- 1874 genaunteu, io!pie
n oem in bieier Ifte entbalteuen 4men<
cement aufgefiihrteu &reu,er serit0rt purbe.
Rad 8esabluna Der eriteu unb stpeiten alafie
Oh Der uerbleibenoe Geit Der britten Slaife
uiallen.
Der Spreder aerr, iuetdber sehern bis gum dds
ten Denftase urlaub si elmer Reiie mad getuzgort
rIanste, bate ben Reprdientaut Sanoan eebeten,
bn su pertreten; berielbe b0tte aber oies Griuhen
bselehnt uno ben Reprdieutanten Cor oorgelhlas
en-, fuefher oann i'm Reprd!entantenbonie ohf
,rn. 8anoaa'S Boridla9 5um tempordren Spreher
ussrtoren tpurbe. Die Greunbe oes Srn. aerr bes
irdten, baB er .tpesen Sranfbet nidt I'm Staube
ein ruiro, ieiuen Dteuft tpieber au5utreteu.
Der @Ierf oes ReprdientantsHbauies bat einen
Iteu gleser, 9ameus glias FoIt, gum Soteu ers
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Ser Wroae6 Wabco6.

ct. VoutS, II. Sebr.-peute fritb fpnrz
ben cine Mense 3eussh pOrseriibrt, nm iibsr
ben sutsn @barafter BabcOd's aussuiagen.
@s beianb fid, barunter Sen. 2S. 8. Sbers
man, melder ipesieu iiber bes angeflasten
Stelluns I'M yg8eiBeu 5auie" ansiaste.
&eunt i'm ieit 1861. Wer ben BrGFbenten
beiu9t, sebt snnadf au Sen. Babcod unb
erleoigt oft ben 3wed ieines Beinhes, obne
ben Yraiioenten geiehen 5u baben; Gen.
8abcod 0ffnet ale Briefe unb nertbeilt bic
ielben; ct beantmortet alle, Die mihtisiten
ausgenommen er if cine Nrt bon Sermittlsr
amifheu benz 8olfe mub benz Prd iioenten.
6erner gaben Capt. 8. S. gabbitt, Befehls>
baber beS Nrrnee. Yoitens in ct. 9ouis, @r=
gfaup. .Ssfretdr 8orie &C. sutes 3eusnit fir
Rabcod. 81 @Ouperneur 6lstder tbentifi
sirte nebrere Don 8abcod an Sopce geihrie;
bene nnb bon Der Srau bes 2etteren Dor eini,
gen &ohen ibm elusebdnbiste Briefe. Sour
elmer Der Briefe fam niInmebr CUR Borleiung
Derielbe tpar bonn II. Wtdra 1874 batirt uno
an Sopee in Gan Sran5isco seriftet. Der
Brtef if cine Grwieoeruns BON Sopce's
S9reiben an Babcod: ySagen sic Dong.
las, bab er feline StanbaI Dosseu, bic unr
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gelearapbtidl 9lQerlei.

IS lulrD amtlldl mltgetbellt, 0aB ole
Siour, @bepenueS unO grrapatoeS auSgez
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ten, auIgefauft. Die fampffGbi9en Mdnner
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laiIen.
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be8 &ir6enr0tbes in Brooflpn ICgte 8eeder,
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air6enratb 9emorben III baben.
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Souen Serlelen, i'll melden Oerlelbe lagte,
baB er 3mei Utal III Der Sta6t geneien leli
ais bas llnteriuhungSs@omtte Der BlDmouth=
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mite aae @riinoe angeben t0nnen, lparum
er ben Seed1er oeS GbebrudJS, Utelnet0S nno
Der 9euhelet i6ulOig balte.
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S8lauo, Sorfeer oeS nationalen Seterancnz
@Omites, bat bieieS aufgefOrOert, am %. D.
30. in 8aibiugtou, .. s., 3niammen gu
treten, nm arrangements sur 8betlnabme
Der 8etsrunen al Der BrGiiOentidaits z@ams
pagne gu treffen.
= Sames 6anO, Der 6lit6tlin9 aus 3D.
teriOu, g. /, g., pel9er i'll 0li6mOno, 8a.,
fir Die 8tb0roeu gep Serie1's feit9ebalten
miro, wuroe 9eltern auf eiueH 5abea8 GOrs
pu8- -8eiebl bin Dem &i6ter SeGforo uOrqe.
fiibrt, aber uift in 5reiheit 9eiett. DIE go
ltieibeb5rOe in NewsSeriep ioa telegrapbld
srr @tnbrinsung elmer Requiitton anf9efor
bert perOen.
-- Sine Depei9e aus Sudion, @tif., mel
bet, oab geiteru in llnterbauie uonUttliliilpr
| formelle antla9eartitel gegen ben 8tce-@ou
uerneur DauiS, einen Jieger, nit alien ge9er
Z Sttmmen angenOmTen muroen. Oas
4mes'i1e llntetiudungs=@om bat bei6lOi
len, 3engen Su .OerHebmen, IND miro bao be
rIhten. Sic 3eu9euausiagen merOen, pl
man iagt, nebrsre ihwe:e AnfIa9en aufoet
fen, Die 5uuor ui6t befaunt waren.