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Sofal6ertd)te aus sSaIbtneton.
9ie5itabG.-7 S'Srien't 'tdie SoabeaS Corpus
Yroieti. = Setm Raub, ioHoern elm Srr

SiebHabI.-Ser C'Srien' 'idie SSabeaS Corpus
groleti' 81 81 NstM Naub' ienosrn elm Srrs
Wa btnaton, "a. Sanuar. = @sItsru
bate HA Gtta 9ammouo lm BOli;eigerldlte
9e3en bic Nnihul9taung ju ocranmortsu,
ote Warie Gant I'm $40 befobIen Su babsu.
Sertla9te unO Sldgerlu iiHo iarbige 0ienitD
boteu III Gem 6aulc Der Srau Stone oil Der
o., 5rulid)en 8. uaO g. StraBe, uub idl,cfcu
iulammen IN eiHen 3immcr. Die @aut battle
rh oa5 9slo 9eIpart uuo III hrem Soiftr aui.
bepabrt, ans meid)em CS Glta geItohIeu babcu
lou. 2gBtcrc iuHrOe inter $500 Siirgidaft
ben! Geria9'en Ser @rOBgeidworeHcH iibers
luieien.
- 9ei Der 9snrigen 8crban6tuug res 9as
beas=eoEpuSs SalieF, III weIdlcm Ytarie S.
01iel, friiAcr S'8ricu, III ben ScliB hires
8!nOes (Scdlter Oe8 GbarItS S's5lien, Welder
mS9cn GrmOrrun9 beS &bas. @unnin9bam
6u iebenslGuglid)9t 3udltbau8bait uerurt1etlt
uno tiirltd) beanaOt9t iuuroel ju gelaugcu
Indjt, iIbepitS 9ilditer SSplis las Iiuo Der
0bart Der &tntter (6rau 0aSer. 6rau 81.
Sran, ioeldle lhren Sobn Gbas. S'8reu III
Otsler aGgele9enbeit Uertritt, appellirte gegen
ra8 lIltHeIt. g< cS bGlBt, beabiiGti9t O.
Sren, ielac tbemallge 6rau luegeu Der nit
Qd3cl bel letneu Ecbjclteu ejnacJaEgensu Gbe
Del SlAamle onjltllQeu.
- 9r. Siulon gSOli, Udter Dor eiuiaen
Sagcn bci Der YOtissi au3sigte, oab CT I'M
$4,000 in 9tcgicrun98. .Sbi9uttollen beraubt
Wor0en ii uno ip1ter $1,000 oauou III lcircm
@dSlhr1nte Wieocriauo, bat min auh Ten
Serbltb Der ned ftble1oeu 500 agsfubio
9endht. Gr ididte btcisu Sstrag neulid) uad)
9tep:D Dotf uuo bate oicie IganSattion bel oer
AattegHng ildtr ben UUmelnttlten 9iebitobl
9ani ueraciicu.
- @titeru Abenb wuraen Slusi Iarbiac gnr.
ldItn, wclfe, iuie man glaubt, elmer Banoe
gon &ai3tnoicben angca0rcr, BON ser Sc
balmpoll5cl aGretirt.
- 9eitern babeu bic 9iltlitts. .GommtiIdre
Der 6tlmn GIapp & SoncS BON oIoIou, d.
D., Die Slmne ten $1,000 fir bic beieelt
ncuen pGn beGielben fir oas hiefgc Seuer.
1spaltemert geI;cferten 0ampfiprlBen unS
Ger hlef9en Sirmo Mc9ernott & 8ritberu,
wtld)e Die bclOeu Stlaubw6aen fir bic
Sprlten banieu, sl4QG iiir Oicielben uusbes
3ahlt.
9r. Niuternlan, 9ircflOr ocr 4Giiuie, iii
beSeutepo trdntsr Gemorocu, iooaB oie 9ler,te
0as SdlIHtmlte beiiirdttn.
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Setranfe:; erfroren nno bon
&aitpcftictt 1efreiien.

q clnn q, a. Jdl. bler ber7
0fientlihte Sp'stalospside mslOet, OaB Die
oeriti!mmclte eelde Sarl:s aio6', etnes i'll
mtla-Gup. SUB, iuphnhe'ten Shnei=
oers, ,uelden uluu eit brsi 9Boten ptrmiBte,
g,teru III eisem Balos nate iener Stabt uUf
eciuuosn mIroe. Ald man fen 8eriiorbeuen
,ulett ah, lit er ar Sdu'erD lbniiane. Gr
mar ou9enihainlhil im Oelirjum in oen8aO
ell flob-u unb erirplen. Die rl:berreite waren
gum Sbsils BON Sd)m-t.ea aaf3eireiicn nor
nc1
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syastnarI g. aaartIegs
us. g., Varts gtsaSe Ou sbsne= sroe)
.}.sssa -Ssaafatfurs aao aanslaalsr
fSs bee Snnsre BON
asr9sn, SaIlsne Sbeaisss,
swsnssssssn @sbdunes. Rsrtbaikschaasssa :s.
sbilSsr. Danasr, airGen Gesaratieneu,
@1onSashutnse u. {. ~,
-.0:-
~ Ste 9rbt!i ipirb naQ ban befel tanfdgafStn
entDilrten s.fieiert uno Brsie .nb ausilbrnna eer
HrSs;t cen Ir5osberuEaeu Der Se.t Il. e.S Sebna1es
anaspoSt. Gnamatt g. GIeEtIsg,
fsres,cmalst, Dttorcteu1t uao aaussna,e
4 CT 70
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Uhnr<inH

$bilaoelphla, "a. Sauuar. - Gire
GorcnerssSarp eeate hsute isit, oaB bic i'm
4nnic 0epne IN Gplge einer abortlon itarb.
Die @'ihworenen be;'idnetsa Slau 4auoto
als bic oauptihulDise uuo Gbas. g. Slosu,
iomie Annie Wc8raIb ol5 0tiIitaloiae.
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.rsbefIdouna ais ssentaes @efdtsss &C..
D" aSir boben ben yreis pon let benen 9ras a Is
e unb q IS bin6en lscerfs ttesl ting oerrea
In Siefem irhbsn G9eiie Der Salon bsfaessiest. nm
5eisrtaaen rarten. gum ettsen Gintauie bon
Observation-Disclosures su benesen.I. = 8r babsn iene
fei6ene TIES bis 5u 121s esgts 5eras. Saoeme
&, Gents berobaeifbt.-s ei enc Ssgyfs bs9er fir
- pertcu{t. foiie5jeSt $1.25 Del @eainn.S,
(Wop2l ,6Nstel Ssr. IS. gSeh.WanetteWf9Ee
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Snebe.t bireft bam Varis empfamgen:

IN ssI,eneu uuS finferilden Otuitern: Shaalen,
~ Slnmeufseaaasn, Sonees, statuettcr, Geler,
Seausim5i,ltS= Mnb &4Hsubr 0ersternngen,
Sonnen. @ans neue BaitNns@aaren Sro6e uno
prdd.lse eammluns iransblI Ger umen.
Wopttdten, dis ba iino: Btener unb Slesbener uno
poIirte Weiiinspaaren, marmorne nbren une Srande=
Grtifel. IS. ~. Sapioion 6 eomp,
Hr5 Gorb =2ipertpsS trabe.
@asetnrthtunss ssesenRGnbe su iebr btli9en Yreerl.
GGSsnt
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Sic Nlud)t oer N6eDeu,,s EFT .

Bort U o BIN 10 n, 9feb., .. Jaular.-
Gapt. lSeffslS Gomnlanoo fam beute gtad
nntta9 nit ben tootrn uno usruunoetcn Sol
odteu uno iieben 9efansenen GteDeuneu WIe=
Der bier on. Sic geiangenen bsiiebsu aus
rrel Stauen uue pier Sinoarn, BON welben
eret uarpuueet itnO. 3lusi anoere geiaugens
5uflansr fiarben untermsgs an ihren 0un.
ben. - Sin. aus Rajor @paus uuO 4ltut.
Shuplcr beiteb,noe @ommnfon lpiro mor9cu
bier Suiamrientreteu, nm ole gauge aiiaire su
unterlnter. 9Lle lset bl beHnbliaeu Sas
rianer werocn lharfs iiberlpadt uno iOuen
nddittns mad Sort 9eauenucrtb gebraht
tuerber. Son eea perlpunpeten Soioaten ilno
is1t let,tnnl 0nridltp an,ni netrrhan
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Nfo

~ ga6rt miro biernit gege6en, 6af llnteretdjnta
te Sollmott Sur Sern0Itung oes 9}ahlaiies 6es als
bier nefFor6enen @eOra 3eun ,rbalten hat. aae.
one Boroerlln9en oil oeien gtadoB baben, ipeTs
ben b'ermtt oui8eiorber, fobe ne6 ben otbiqen BEE
lc9en lpateitens am t6. Suli 1879 ein5uretten unh
9elteno 81 MAIDEN ooer Bu 9epdrti9sn oaf iie ibreS
ernrt iocroCn mo8en. 9le, Die 3a6lunsen an 6eleif
No9loB bu MAIDEN bo6en, per6en biermit auigefors
bert, lolhe unocr8u9tdl lluterBebuete 5u leien;
iuo ntdt, 70 miro 9erttt!in eingeI6ritten.
i3UO.6.t2,22l &atb1rtnd Heun Ibm,
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Gtinflt6 erssuste &1lts ais Wtittel
aeget 0aS 1eIbe Sstspet.

gB a . ing ION, .. e, q. Jan.-NfaH
gliiabstb Sbompion hot in tsr legtsrcu aslt
Gem sueln pom 8rOi. SobH @aulsee III gOn-
Don angersgteu YlaEe i'll 8eSug auf eiusn
Oamrier, mslder nit eiaem nlGdbtlgen @e-
iiier- 4ppurat auegelIitet iein iou, nm baS
selbe Slebsr eurf fiinitlidI erSsuste aalte 81
0erluGteu. grOBe Aufuerfiumfeit seiuiomet.
Ste empiieblt, haB ein io!d)er Oampfsr 5u
Rep SllelHs itatlonirt lueroea uuo im 6aue
einsr abfrnaligen 6leber Gpbemle Uon On
su Srt iabren lode, nm III cIrltttelu. Oh Der
NnitedungsiofT auf iaiiiirten cd fen unb
al auoe1en Often ourdl tilnRlide ad!te idao'
los 9emaht peroen fam. Scr GongreB ruiro
UNI cine &sriplatgnHs ~ tem obisen 3@efs
anaeaGnaen mereel.
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Gin Sherfff eridlni1e,s .

4uftt n, Ssr., "a. SunGar. Stras
Benfampf srsiguete fId) beHte y2admittu9 in
bleier Staot, mdder canllt enerte, OaB ). &.
sSiliOu, S6srifi uou 8Olp Yinloz&ouute,
auT Der St;lle erltoiien murOe. Gin eemiiier
@lion uuo 3rsi anoele YrioneH luuroeu
ld)luer permuneet.
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ssemers brnsit s,ms .eeoe,.sperl,,it.

II III T, P1.r 4. >'UH. -0u9 Ut1II SJlU.
9. Sropu scaSrlge grcBe @ctduee on oer
SroniitraBe, i'll metGem fid) 4. SoAmaun's
@onoitoIei, 2iloeu & S'Srien's AuftionS.
lofal, iouie o. 8rolpn's Mobnun9 befan'
ben, rurae pibrsuo Der uersanaenen gtadlt
nebt iarHmtltdem 9nbalte nurdl Seuer ger
ifIrt. y9ahreno be5 Sranee5 erelgntte itdl
eine ihrsdltde @rplofon, onrd welfe Sam 8
Goodman au9enbliGliIj getGotet uno mearere
ancere Hsrlonen ifwer usriuuuSet mulOen.
Die llriad)e ber Grploiion III nltt bsfaart.
Der Serluit betrdyt $4,000, mo Die serfiz
dcruag $4,000.
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SadioH. - gelobuse neblf aohen: Daniel
SuGibaH, GAdtlinieiisn gegen SeinriA 6.
Gifd, $40. - Dte GIeinaeiGporenea nrrbeu
bic Woutog, bic @ro5QsiHnnrenen bts bsntc
sntldHen, unb bic Situng bis eben6abiu Der.
tagt.
Ssutt iOu folgeuben Nngsflaaten bergrolss
9emadlt meroen: Sttnrth 8uhl, nnjiidtigfr
Nn9rlit nnt Gltelle So9an; Sobn @ain nro
Btltam 9nahss, cronuugsuiOri9e AufIiihs
rung III Der WuhfsStaoenlie; SohnSrannGfi,
ShnoSdus Saplor, Sobn Smith un0 8oberr
Risbel, Ditto; Samuel Garrett, anariff auf
ben %oliseibieuer S.S. Sruop; George Grops
foro auf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @m. S.Yeurce
uuf Satob WeiIer; Batrid 5arrigan aui Gu.
guit Rtid; v. 3iBner aui Rrieorif &Olfert;
8m. 8. 9odran auf Sirgina @odr0a;
9enrg Sania uHo SaueS epu9 auf Nartba
8err.
paF Sn 9rn. g8iafep8 ,,WarbGauS.
: urnb all c, !" ytr. 129, &am0en StraBe,
atbt Der pOramatiide Marpldu6er Eurn.
Club" mOraeu abenb etne Sramutiide
(g8as Der 'Methodist-P rotestant'' Iaat.l
Or. UNDERWOOD, friiber an Roro Charles.
ItraBe, iit mad gtr. 1856, g8ef.Tanettel, nabe
@utupitruBe, umgs;o9en. Dee 0oftor mar
in Der 8ehaA0lung bon 6rOmibsn 8ranthei.
ten aqer 9lrt unaemSbnli9 eriOIgreid). Do6
m0fteu mir bic 9lufuertiaufeit nnerer 9eler
beiouoerS auf ieiue neutrality-suspicious. bel
&rebS, gIuswiidieu, @sidwitlften unO Sas
ulorrboioeu lenten. Su benz Dottor, weld)er
bon etuem Bbilaoelpbier @oueg ieinen Dot
tOrbut erbaIten, finoet ruu eiusn an9enebmen
inteai9enten 5errn. 9ieienioen Serren, auf
neldle er iid be3iebt, itebeu, mas Gbaratter
uno bobe StelHn9 aHbetrift, matellOs Oa.
f22l
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- uHO -
PROFESSOR WILLIAM MILLER
Oar6 Oas gerThtrumaS. eepartement.
MnStnei6

aber OFH Stauo Der v8eretniaten Seufjdlett
9rnnoetaentbmmS= umo aiTefurans 0Ompaaf
ME Don Baltimore" ant 81. Eeaer1bee 1S78
Sut 6en:
9Sertb bes Gjruubei9cutbums unb Der
grIHbSinjeH, Delde Gt9entbum Der
9ompa9nte itnh, ben Setrda oer bars
auf bnitenSsn 9aiten abgeJogen. - q5 tOi n0
SorIepen auiSeiaatiouen un6 Sopotbeten 150'i40 rs
Getttn uno SUil9atiaren, abiout oon
Der Geienitaft 9cei9net (OlarFtpettbj 9I,5t3 10
Setraa aller SarIeben (Supotbeten aus
aenommen), our5h Sifetteu, Sblioa=
tonen Il. anNcre Siderbeltcu Qefi6e1t,
Uelte Der Sompd9ne dlS Sderbeit
fir tbatidhlifh pom ibr gemad1te
Saar SGrleben perpfGRoe bourbon. e 6t9 o;
Sdai9e uno auTgcIautcne 3inien aut Gffefs
ten, Gblt9uttouen uHo anocre elders
NCllel 2 EI7
B1ar int SauptzSGreau Der 9ompnonie -
iolrte berleIben gehorcno, in Der 8anf
oeponltt. ........,................ LIP %
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Gen. Worrill idlieBt pteScr einmal ben Staa,
nahtsm Die Sub ssftobteu.
Road)'s SubHeie.
ssbste BON yearstams Oppomtrt ssrIslesm.

Gen. 6errg i9mug9elt lie al 8
Imenb bement elm.
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galSeratad)er's
Glektri[df Wirtrl anb DaaOaaeu

ipereeu bon Sen on9sie9cnffen mebsinif9en unb pIs
fenIGaIidea gutoritdten Der gBeIt, bon ben Notul=
tdten Srantretd's, GHslauO's, Sfred's, grsusen's,
9sIsien'S un0 ame;itas unb pom ,uoblbesannteu
Sdrifellern, uefe In mebr, ,oenn einbanbert ueSi,is
ntfdeu uno pbpftaItiden Berteu auf bic bur6 Bull
Osrmadses eettri9e @hreI unb ganbaaen bstusrts
fentstsn auserOrosuttiten Suren binDeiien, inSof@
frt unb appro6irt.
karGins beidbrelbenbe groSd5isre auo eaS
ELECTRIC QUARTERLY" elm sroBes tnufrirtes
SournaI, OOaftanOtse. austunIt uno @inseInbel.sn
snbaItenb, DsIten gratis per gOf sussI6tdt.
JlnIpermader GaIuauie- Coup,
Rr. 212, SroaSspaH, 9esu gosF.
DT Siitet Guh Dor un6dNeu Npparoten.
rpeltee elettgtidpe @i9eni4affen beiieeu loaeni
uHfsre BroiAiire eridutcrt, rple man oaS AedJte
pon ben nn6fteu unteTineioei.
tsSnntlo, i2Dit, iD&D&ipl
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Sin aeit1itfhltd,es Asatdte,. .

gterp'Yorf, "a. Sanllar. = Auguitus
Pb,lipps unO Wurp 9oopsr, tpelde in 1tr.
l42, @st. l6, StraBe, in ipilber Gle 3uiarts
men lsbsen, gprielben beute Oforgen in etnen
Strett, uno @hlt'ppS murcs bon bem 6raueu~
GUNNER pulh einen ShuB ae!dbriid) IN osr
linfsu Selte Derwanost. llnSefabr piir Stln.
ben lpdter mabte Yhil,pps etneu &nsrtif ami
eine Maitrsiie uno ,uGhanbelte fe onrb
5auii9lase unb 6nBtritte beyart, cab ibr
Qtben in @efabr idrpebt.
Yb,lppS lit leines Seihens Elm SGauipie-
ler uub bsIier inter pem Namen rOofty
Goofta tcsannt, Gr ltetfrte unter pieiem
glunlsn restlrl,abi9e Seitrase fir ben Nep
Dorfer ,Glipper." Die &ugd 1T nod nitst
geiunoen, uno man fiirdtet, paB Sau6fsGs
sut,iinbuna eintrcten nir0.
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xserMisd1te Sepefdett aus Hesus
s.. Mnsf. -

New,Oorf,2 ri. Sahuar. - Sarry Mab.
ben, Matrole aes uaaa Brooslnn Dor Nnfer
lieafnbsn hrits hen 8oaldtifS nSmba, wur'
De gcilern 0iorgeu III SobH gmltb's sSuth'
ihait Nr. Is, SllusrGrabe, Don Sen gtgers
tbiimer eribofien. Mlaocen bate NIT elni9en
RaHsraeen ben Mirth anaesriiisn uno ibu
ffiBbanbelt. Der 1hGter if perbaitet.
- Das Gtants@Gnn3lltum Der rlluion.
9eague" bieli seitsru etne Sieuns in oieier
Steot unb traf Anhalten, nm ben SSerein in
sleIeH1 Sraote 81 Tssrsanliiseu.
: Der DaHpfsr yMontanaa ton 2irsgt
pool H. angefomTen.
- Ser Dampisr rstuts Of Snoiana" bon
@lasgem iit augelan9t.
= Die BON @llIou 6. 9eitt aus Glib
Carolina eiu9eleitete gerleumbuasstlage 8es
gen bic biefge yglmes" muroe heute sntidts.
Den. &ldger bate nur$5O 900 uerlangt, uno
bic @efbmorenen fprabeu ,hm Gents au,
lluterihasamts. 4iiana. Sc 1c.Y vII4,534..
294; &ouraat S45,O6s,O65.
g@tiFsuadrtdltets.
Detama re1Breafw Gter, Pa. SaH.--
Def Damptsr ,&aifeao" fuar um llbr beute
Borgen mad yhllaoelphia db.
Der QamFfer peoro @sI:ngtona etreid,te
nm 8 llhr XheneS Die hohe gee
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Sofeoo 0, O., "a. Jauuar. - Ser Gle
bator 9, @iasntbum Der Dagtuu 0tifiganer
Yabu," wnrOe beule nebt etrpa 100000
Sulbclu @etraloe our9 6euer serit6rt. Man
Id)dtt Den 9eiammtps1uit ouf $85. 900. Sas
@ebauSe mar fir $25 900 uerfd)ert.
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SelegrapbiiGc Sepefdlelt.

lSerdte Der rIiiociirten Breiie' fur ben n3eutIdsu
@orreiponbeHteG".l
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Wetm,tfd,te tclesrapDiid1e 9epsi6ea,

-- Die Gonfittuapte bon { ou itana q ioQ
iih ON IS. MiGr; .. S. in NeW, Orleans per.
iammeln.
-3wet Gtrdfliuse, 9tan,ens Bill
SwSlep uub 2Silliam 8eeo, entipr ugen
porgsitern glben0 aus benz @eiausuiiie al
Sbsibppilie, Stp., inoem iie ben anfieher iiber'
wdltigten.
-Jas. Me6ughmuree asitern in elmer
8obleu9rube III soatoa!et maize j ottsu lie,
$enui., Oara hcrabftilrieHee Soblen erl9la
gen.
-9ic alopffe9ter ebambers,
&1arf Stns, lpeld)e eiuen 8auf
fampf in Ycnnlgluanien arran9trt batten,
tpurben geltern in philadelphia inter ie $1,000
8iir9idaft acitsat.
-Das 3siler'i de Gomite lisB ii6
ssileyn in Ebq,.eiion, S..G., pe:tere S6au
elsei1idtel iitsr bic leete Dabl' uortaueu.
Sin Don rem Goutte hier3u beauiira9ter I'm.
malt pernabm meitere ansia9eu in Nem Sr.
leans,
6ietteniefretdr 3 bOmp o n
bislt geftern in &beaer, Benni., siHe 8or-
lefuna uor eiscnl anhir.. IN aua,torium.
-,.a apeua mar: yperi5ulihe griuusrun-
gen al IoamS, Sadion uao &iah."
- Gin &Habe, Namens' S6dbel.
muroe gsiiern in Der 8roofibe.aobleu;sds"
su Iowtr -&itb nabe 8otisuille, Yenui., ourd
eineH 4oblenmasen iberilbren uuo getDotet.
= Der BaHif auf nem Affiennlarfte In
WpHtreal tat ffl geleg.a nnp ale AftleE
maren geitern ipleoer iul SteIgen.
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Scr 0elout arft.

Nep Dort, "a. Saruar, - Bplsentes
itno ole5fluBn @slo pilgig. gSsd).
iel -. gunOeS.S .Sbligatoncu: 1881er 1868,
1S67er 1918, 1668er 1921, reue isiinier 1863,
10 4eer l05t, diff. Columbia al8. Aftien:
Rem Dotter Central 114a, &rie 26a, Qate.
Sbote 72a, S1inoiIsr Central 94g, Yutsbura
92, @hicoge Nclttmeitern 615, DO. Brioti,
tdten $50, Jtof SslauO 1851, 9eeftsrn Union
Scf. 97.
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The Portland daily press., 1879-11-03
Superior Court.


Observation-Disclosures of Naples VS.. Inhabi-
tants of Raymond. In 1876 Charles Cannon be-
came insane in the town of Naples. Although he
owned a small farm. his family had no available
means to take care of him, and they called upon
the selectmen who furnished keepers for nearly
week, then sent him to theinsone asylum, paid his
board for three months, when he recovered. For
these expenses the plaintiffs seek to recover of the
town of Raymond, alleging that Gammons settle
ment under the pauper law was in that town.
The defendants denied the settlement in their
town on the ground that during the five years al
legged residence he moved to Cumberland Mills with
his wife and household goods, and abandoned his
house in Raymond; that the farm upon which he
then resided was mortgaged for nearly its full
value. Cannon testified on the part of the plain
tifs that when he went to Cumberland Mills it was
only for temporary purpose-to earn money to
meet the payments upon his farm
On the other hand the defendants put in a large
amount of testimony to the effect that when Gam
mon left RAYMOND he declared that he would never
return, complained of his taxes being high, and said
that Rolfe, the mortgage, might take the farm
The case has been tried and the jury disa-
greed. At this trial the jury rendered verdict for
the plaintiffs for SS9.31. Motion for trial and
exceptions fled
Strout & Holmes for plaintiff.
G. f. Libby for defendant.
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-03
VIM. ALLEN, JR.
Fire and Marine Insurance.

The question of insurance has become one OF
vast Importance to property holders through
out this country, and in its relations to COM
mercial credit it is identified with the busl-
ness and commercial interests. 1t protects both
rich and poor and enables industry and enter
prise to preserve and secure the results OF their
Iabors, and to render them available for still
larger prosperity. One of the largest firms en-
gagged in the business of fire and marine insur-
ance in this state is that of VIM. Allen, Jr., OF
% Exchange street. Mr.. Allen represents ag-
gregate insurance assets of nearly fifteen mil
lions of dollars, in some of the most standard
companies Of the country, and he is enabled to
present to the public facilities for effecting in
sura nee to any amount second to none IN the
country. By the careful and prompt manner
in which his business has been conducted, Civ
ing especial attention to the details, this agency
has kept pace with the growth of the business
in this city, until now it's operations are widely
extended and its reputation firmly established.
They have paid all losses with promptness, and
there never has been case of ltigation-al-
ways discharging the important trusts COM
mitted to them with great fidelity, and to the
complete satisfaction of all conc erned.
Here is also established regular ticket office
where issues of tickets to all the principal
cities and towns in the United States can be
obtained, and they have such arrangements
with the principal railroad and steamer lines
of the contry, from Maine to California, as to
enable passengers desiring either trip for
pleasure or on business, to make it for their adj
vantage to secure the tickets. timetables and
information at this office. Here may be found
some two thousand different forms of coupon
tickets and extensive additions are being made
at the present time to accommodate the in
crease of business at this office. Parlor car
seats and berths in sleeping cars and state
rooms on steamers, are secured in advance.
Al information will be cheerfully given. Of
fee connected by telephone with all parts OF
the city. See advertisement.
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-03
Bowdoin College.

BRUNSWICK, NOV. L.
At the annual cleo ton of the Senior class
this morning, the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year:
Marshal-W. S. Whitmore, Gardiner.
President-F. Goulding, Lewiston.
Orator.. w. Hall, North Gorham.
Poet-E. W. Bartlett, East Bethel.
Histofian-H. A. Wing, Mattawamkeag.
Prophet-E. G. Burbank Limerick.
Chaplain-W. P. Ferguson, Shapleigh.
Odist-A II. Holmes, Brunswick.
Opening Address at the Tree-G. l.. Well,
Parting Address-H. W. Grindal, Salem,
Mass.
Secretary and Treasurer-W. H. Chapman,
Bowdoinham.
Committee of Arrangements-A. M. Ed
wards, Bethel; W. l.. Dane, kennebunki +.
O. Conant Portland.
Committee of Music-H. B. Wilson, Port
land; r. L. Swett Brunswick; I'll. L. Maxcy,
Portland
Committee of Pictnres-H. r. Giveen,
Brunswick; A. FL. Harding, Hampden; A. d.
Holmes, Brunswick.
CAPTAIN Of Glass Crew.. G. Spring, Port
land.
A pleasant feature of the election was the
fact that the ticket was unanimously elected.
The Junior Glass election resulted as fol-
lows:
Marshall. IlaSSerty, w oDStOl, nit'oo'
Presdent-J. E. Walker, Thomaston.
Vice President-W. M. Brown, Bath. \
Secretary and Treasurer. B. Briry, Bath.
Orator-A. G. Cobb, Portland.
Poet-C Fl. Cutler, Pennington.
Odist-F L. johnson, Pittsfield.
Chaplain--A. G. Pettengill Brewer.
Curator-C. L. Baxter, Portland.
Committee of Anonymously. G. Stevens,
veazie; A. Hitchcock, Strong; F. III. Little,
Portland.
Captain Of Glass Crew-A. G.. Pettengill,
Brewer.
The officers of this class are elected for the
Junior Ivy Day.
Owing to the i'll health W. L. Daniels has
been obliged to sever his connection with the
Orient, and f. Goulding, 80, has been appoint
ed to fill the vacancy. Prof. Ladd, the new
professor in mental philosophy, has arrived,
and begins his recitations Wednes day.
The Portland daily press., 1879-11-03
STATE NEWS.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

VIM A. Lord of Bridgton has been victim
lied by the patent churn swindler. He gives
notice that he shall not pay the note OF $3u,
which he gave as a compromise with me fas-
cal, except at the end of lawsuit. He says it
was a "Novelty Washer and Founder" instead
of a churn; that sharper No. 2, who came with
the ''order' for four dozen machines, valued at
S144 represented that his name was Hudson,
and he was collector for one Hurtl, Bangor
banker: and after stormy scene, the rascal
gradually lowered his demand from fla TO
$50
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Mr.. Freeman Grindle who carries the mall
from Sargentvile to North Penobscot, reports
that on Tuesday evening he was stopped ny d
man in "Black Woods who demanded tle
mail. Freeman objected ana the fopper nlou u.
at him, the bali passing through the nat very
near his head. The report OF the piston ilisn. =
ened the horse aad threw the robber, who was
holding him by the bit at the time, down ana
the driver drew his revolver ana hfed' pu'
missed his mark.
KNOX COUNTY.
An old house in Lncolnville, 102 years old,
was torn down recently, and under the Hoor
was a stump of yellow birch perfectly preserv-
ed.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
The trustees of the insane Hospital nave
been making some needed improvements ana
repairs in and about the Hospital buildings re-
Gently. Gas, manufactured at the Hospital,
has been introduced into the various apart
ments, there being some 300 or 400 burners.
The new building connected with these works
lust completed is 60X36 feet. The coal shed Is
9x4O feet. A new greenhouse erected within
the past year is 16x30 feet in size. The insti,,
tuition is in a PROSPEROUS condition. General
health prevails among the patients. At the
present time there are 43O inmates.
OXFORD COUNTY.
Rev. S. L. Bowler was installed pastor OF the
First Congregational church in Bethel, October
Both, Rev. j. X. Mason preached the ser
mon.
PENoBsCoT COUNTY.
The First National Bank of Dexter has re-
solved to have nothing to do with the notes
obtained by pruning shears, lightning saw and
other swindlers, or any such suspicious char
acters, even when they can take the notes IN
perfect safety, with responsible endorsers'