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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-17

LECTURE ny DR.. BAGEY.--Our old friend,
MozTs ADpUMs, again takes 10 the lecturer :
desk. and gain takes for his text 4 quaint
phrase A former rich entertainment was
Fools" and his tickets said admit on" :"
which put the spectator in a state OF lively
EexpcCtiOn'' of what he was 10 hear. And
now we haveas the Doctors text, -"B"cDa ant
Gr,,ax: or, the Native Nirgiuian.' Now,
-. bacon and greens belong to what are called
first },fiaciDt,s in Virginia, and are at all times
most inviting 10 your true man. Had the
Doctor announced his bill of fare here about
the middle OF December, 1851, no house could
have held his audience ; but if he had diSap-
pointed their expectations, then no house
could have held DR.. BAGBY, While the retri-
button of disappointment would not DO such
now, we know that there will be no disap-
pointmcnt. The witty and humorous lecturer
makes his didactics so agreeable that every.
body will be- pleased. Never did the Doctor 50
clcvcrly prepare and administer the sugar
coated pill. Let him havca fun house and If
he doesn't give Il good Lecture the Di%prtrh
will give back all the money.
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ing magistrates jurisdiction to the amount OF
twenty dollars
Bill TO amend the charter of the Insurance
Company of the Valley OF Virginia.
Bill to- provide Tor the recruiting OF the run
lie Guard;
RiII to amend and re-enact section seven,
chopter one hundred and tifty-eight, Of the
code of Virginia, in relation to the ADJOURNED
terms Of the Circuit Court OF the city OF Nor
folk xu,,..r a,a
Paint and Oil Company;
hi tn incorporate the Virginia Iron and
Manufacturing Company "a
Bill to incorporate the 1ohh%'o"
Conr,any of Danyille.
PROTECTION OF CROPS.
nj, III, roIa,ipp tn fences and for the pro
taction of crops was put upon its second read
ing. ..., = e;orod n nj agreed
to. -, ,ha hill so a.
IN Ieoye hi. county out of the bill. II dio no.
matter tn him what members from o"e,
counties wanted, he wanted hts COM 80 ~
left ont of the bill He represented the p. ooi
we'll rs the rich, ana the poor p'"pt onnosed
want any fence laws. lie strenuously OPPOSE
any sugges tions to withdraw his amenu,'e .I
! His amendment was agreed to. Inc Dill was
ordered TO be engrossed for third reading
EDUCATION.
Tho hill providing for the sale OF land OIL
scrip donated by Congress for education "aS'
ON its second reading, laid on the table.
Several other bills were pnt on their se &C.; ~
reading and ordered 10 be engrosscd lot thifo
reading. They will be brought up Tor passage
! ut an early day.
RESOLUTIONS.
MIR. WoopsoS offered 4 resolution lnqulrlns
/ into the rxDcdiency of conferrlnS upon TN
! County CoIIrts of this Commonwealth tht
Dower of appointing persons TO PROCESSION, IN.
| fix boundaries of the different tracts OF Ethu II
/ the counties whose records have been lost oi
DESTROYED, according TO the provisions ol 'h'
! Revised Code of 1919. Agreed to-
Mr. kILBY offered y resolution lnquirlng ntC
| the proDriety of funding all interest now dls
! upon registered bonds only due BY the STATE
and to provide means for the payment Oh 'h'
| July interest Of said bonds. Agreed 10.
/ Mr. WoOpSoS offered Il resolution lnquirlht
I into the expediency of providing by law 1ol
/ granting appeals and writs OF " superseolas
in civil cases without security, where the par |,
/ apDlving for the same is unable 10 give see"l
ity. Agreed to. =. .;;,
/ Mr. HEKNpoS offered n resolution lnqulrini
! into the expedicncy Of reporting on eAtenu
ing the time in which lands SOFA loI 'dNe' iii'-
be redeemed. Agreed TO. .,,::.,
Mr. NEwBERRY offered Il resolution inquirln
into the cxpedicncy of SO amending the III" IL
making assessments as TO require the taA
| noyrr To meet the commissioners NJ thelI re
/ SDcctiye voting precincts 10 give lists Oh Ihei
property. -,.... ;,,,,,iriro int
/ Mr. Evans offered 4 resolution lnquirlhe ilp
the eNpcdicucy of reporting Il Dlii plo' iI =
Nv law for the re- es tablishiug of the bonndar
lines Of lands in counties where the RECORDS
! embracing the deeds, have been Wholly OF Ptl
tally destroyed and quoting the title 10 sue
. lands. 49,, rro,sa Md
iourned.
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airy war The recuperative powers OF such a
region must be perfectly incalcnlabie. win
the introduction of capital and immigration
from the North and from Europe, all traces OF
the late war will be obliterated III hNe years.
Every year that succeeds will witness such II
march of prosperity and population rs even
the Western States have never equalied WIN
the removal of slavery the energies and enter
prise of the whole world will seek field OF
action within our borders. If we will only
give up the barren pursuits ofpolitics, ana turn
in to hard work. the end Of the present cen
fury will see the South the most prosperous
and dcnscly populated portion of the Amerl-
can Republic.
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By Harrison, Goddin Appcrs"n,
Eanker.. Brokers and Real Estate Auctton"rF

StMALL FRAMED TENEMENT, !!
NnIrvaI'S ADDITION. on THE WEST SID
or ST STEpHEN, BETWEEN FEDERAL ,,i., ~ ,
CorTTS STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
win be sold at auction, on IN" Prehl'rSs' v y
SATURpAY. the 20th instant, NJ o'clock. l.
the neat FRAMED TENEMENT located ~ ahoE'
now occupied by william Fox, containing I'M.
rooms be- des Kitchen &c The lot ma [ o.,
t,ren,v. live feet. Possession given in fr" "a.
TERMS: Onc-half cash balance at three 81
s;x months for negotiable notes, with lntr'r'
added. secured by trust deed, or titse Retained.
The t.xes Ia b. paid by III. purchaser
;,a "a Auctionrer.
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MISUNDERSTANDING the war the Union
Legislature of Maryland passed registration
law which, it is stated, DISTINGUISHES major
itv of the voters of the State. The people
thus DISTINGUISHED, and many who are not so
disfranchised, are about to hold convention
in Baltimore for the purpose of giving m
expression of opinion on the subject, in the
hope of etiecting the repeal Of this law. The
convention is TO be held on the oath instant.
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= rnlire Nntice.-on MONDAY, January

RI Police NOtice.-On MONDAY, january
Is. lsG6 all persons living in the limits OF inc
MIDDLE WARD, between Fourth and Four
ta.rtb streets are hereby notified 10 have the accu-
mutation of dirt and Glth in front Of their re>pec-
tive dwellings placed in pile, subject to reno
val by the city carts, which will commence on
TUESDAY following removing the same. obstruc-
lions from building material must be removed by
the owners Of the property upon completion OF the
building and the cutters must be kept free OF any
distractions under all circumstances.
The owners of unimprovcd lots in the burnt dis
rict are hereby required to remove all distractions
from the sidewalks and carriage ways and to re-
pairany damage to sidewalks, and to close the
openings 10 cellars or vaults.
All ordinances will in future be rigidly enforced.
J. H. CLAIBORNE,
Ia Il a Chief OF Police.
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DIrRIJC MEETING OF THn LANp

n =
/ LORDS.-Thc Executive COMMITTEE ~ !" az.
on the 9th instant by the meeting Of ctlten 1t4,
OF the reduction of rents to confer WIN ir MS q
with view to adjust al equitable scare !" I.rgs
the discharge Of their duties waited w ,.n,, snl
number Of the landlords and real estate 4
proposed that they should call puoiiise. 20 ne:
the landlords, and appoint commute, .csls
rents liberal to the landlords and mol s,Is b
oppressive to the tenants. Nhlle alprr,n,of,tet
object and the mode proposed by 'hs t;n3tlstly,
non, Of them were willing TO take 'h'
OF calling meeting -, Committee. al
Under these circumstances, the t"in,th l.s 5,
meeting held Oh Thursday, January l" .noIuniar
their only remaining hope Of securi"s ,nntrI n,
concerted action BY the landlords ""'f
following resolutions: t.,,o through
"ist. Resolr,d, That this CommllisT,.. nr,tgu.
its chairman, respectfully invite pun eou q,
~ tho landlords for consultation smi the IL.
take place AT the City Hall on TIL
instant, a, q clock, L. VI. ,,,ruen, 81
Ind. Resolred, That, In our la",Si H. rs.es q
advance of one hundred per cent up'Ii ,heraI rent
$500 would give the landlords mos IN hy ID
and such as would be acquieseea :"
In accordance with the above, ! i Lssp si,v and 81
e,rnsstiy invite the landlords 81 the sf ,hun. .
o"rsnn. having a common interest ~ -, The puf
-, In ,ha court room al the time ana ioi ="
pose above inai'"''" c. G. GRIswoLp.
- -. Chairman Of the Conmless'--
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By Pilkinton, Pulliam 4 Co.,
Auctiunerrs and Commission Merchants,
No IS Main street Richmond, Va.

EOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Bv orde,
Il of the County Court OF Chesterfield county.
will proceed 10 sell AT public auction for division
ON the premises commencing at O'Clock I. 60
FRIDAY, the 25th Of January, 1896, the tollowL.
property, rn: 3,,,-
First one LOT fronting tYcnty-cight and on"
half feet on Hull street, and running back on
hundred and sixtv-dvc feet on square opposite 81
Farmers Hotel Manchester, with small SHOE
MAKERS SHOP thereon, lately occupied by Joh'
Evans, Esq.
EIGHTY ACRES OF LAND lying on both side, d
the Petersburg railroad, at Ric"s station; AID To-
improvements thereon. consisting ot Comfort
ABLE DWELLING, with good out houses. "n1
half the land open, and on"-halt c!eared-h"'
occupied by Mr.. tcmurl Chalkly.
Third Will sell, on premises, on" Lol, non,
ing on the Midlothian turnpike. ns-4uar't 81
mile above the Petersburg railroad depot, SKI.
feel front and running back four hundred fee,
with 4 very comfortable NEW DWELLING VIII
fnur rooms. and KITCHEN, &c. Lot well enclosed
LATELY occupied by Mr.. Furcron.
Terms: one third cash balance, four and "lgh
months negotiable notes, interest added, AID Tile
retained uni payments are made.
WILLIAM AMBERS, Commissioner.
l., lG-tls
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RE Special Noticc.-An adjourned meeting
of the Frniau Brotherhood will be held THIS
EVENING At " Lafayctte' Hall, on Eighth street.
between Franklin and Main. Al favorable To inc
cause ARE invited 10 attend nj o'clock. ja l-ltf
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FOR RENT.

TARM FOR RENTING hay" =
rent FARM, near Staples's Mill, fou! MI !.
from Richmond, on Broad Street road, contain
EIGHTY FIVE ACRES, belonging to {: ~: N ~ ~
hnr,,ns VIM fine orchard If not rented priyaie.
before before, the FIRST MONDAY in February, i ".
b. rented at public auction at the County '0''
house on that day at II o'clock. ~,
''''' wa COLE WADE, Main,
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth street,.
In Its over hcNoihi'n -
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L AIDES FAIR.-The ladies of Broad
1 4 Street Methodist Church will hold FAIR In
THIS EVENING, and to continue for several eve-
nings, the proceeds thereof To be appropriated TO
the purpose of furnishing the parsonage. They
would be most happy TO their friends, and the
friends oil the church, present. Those persons who
have contributed articles for the Fair are requested
10 send them TO the church this morning.
Ia lT-lt
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DIED.

Athis residence, in Hcnrico, on Mohday, i'th'
Mr. r ~ LApD in the sixty fifth year 81 his age;
The funeral will take place from Emmahuel
Church on WEDN Is D \ AfIhkAooS, a a.
o'clock The friends and acquAihtahces OF the
family are invited 10 attend.
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Auction SALES.--FUTURE DAY,

By Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson, Auctioneers.
WO HANDSOME BRICK TENE-
| NEyTS ASDT THREE VACANT LOTS, IN SlD-
SEY ON GROVE STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE
THE RESIDENCE OF MESSRS. JOHN {. SHAFEP
AND CHARLES Y. MORRIS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-wilI be sold at auction, on The
p [enlsJs' p p' NJ. those TWO VERY HANDSOME
REEsTORY BRICK TENEMENTs located a,
above occupied. the one by Mr.. James Evans and
the other by Mrs. Walder. Each contains SIX
rooms besides an excellent brick kitchen, &c, all
in Good order and admirably arranged Tor the az.
rommod alton OF small families AFTER "hich, Will
be sold three BEAUTIFUL LOTS adjoining on tn
west Zach fronting thirty-onc feet, and running
back ono hundred and ninety feet to wide allie!
Tn. foregoing is instly regarded a. amongst the
mos, brantifni tencmcnts and vacant lots in Sid.
new Possession given lst April next.
TIRAs: one third cash balance at four anil
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added
secured by Il trust deed.
The taxes to BE- paid by the purchaser.
HARRISON, GoDDfS APPERs0y,
ia lids Auction"crs.
By Case x Beyeridgc, Auctioncers.
WE WILL SELL AT SALES LOT
| w corner Seventeenth and Broad streets. On
WEDNESDAY, January l7th commencing ct 10
VERY FINE LARGE YOUNG MULES, suitable
for coal carts
! HORSES, MULES. cows AND CALVES,
| SPRING DRAY. OTTER DRAWS.
BrGGlES, SPRING WAGONS, CARTS,
! LOT HARNESS, &r.
ALSO,
A LOT OF GROCERIES,, MoLASSES, BACON.
&c jail GEORGE '. CASE, Salesman
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nr Life Insurance.

INSURE IN TIE BEST SAFEST AND
CHEAPEST COMPANY.
THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE
OF HARTFORD.
1t i the LARGEST LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANI in the country.
1t has the LARGEST ANNUAL INCOME.
1t has the LARGEST SURPLUS OF ASSETS OVER
LIABILITIES.
1t has the LARGEST DIVlsIBLE SURPLUS.
1t has paid the LARGEST DIVIDENDS ANNU-
ALLY
It furnishes insurance At LESS COST than any
other company.
Capital, s'ooV,ooo
For insurance, apply TO
DRs. F. W HANCOCK and
J. GRATTAN CABELL,
Medical Examiners, or
THOMAS NJ. ALFRIEND & SON,
In l3-2w Agents.
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.,,1rIn EnR RENT--We OIL

4 SHFIELD FOR RENTING one one
y for rent ASHFIELD it Is six miles from BIC
mond, on tho Chickahominy contains SIX h-4a, r.
and eighty acres with a large Brick p" ~,
suited for the ACCOMMODATION OF 's s, ,r rS
rh;ch j. I'm Grass and will pay more than tnr I"
asked for the farm GRUBBS WILLIE,
la list rear h''"
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MISERABLE RESIDENCES ooM7
FOR RENT, corner of Twenty ,n,InA ~
and franklin streets. PARLOR, plHiS@. Eli
ROOM, BED ROOM and KITCHEN APP APP
~ SAMUEL VI. PHI O..
corner Of Ninth and Main 'r tS"..
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THREE BOYS FLoArED OFT 70 THE LAKE. on
ACAKE or 1CE.-GpSterdly afternoon, rs ldrg"
number of boys We're skating on the ice formed
on the lake near the north pier, three of the
lads, more daring than their companions, ven
turrd on the outer edge of the field where the
ice was not very firm, when suddenly, without
4 moments warning, the piece they we're on
broke loose from the main portion and began
floating away, slowly III first, hut its velocity
increased with the motion OF the waves, As
sisted by n strong breeze blowing off land.
The cake upon which The lads Were floating
was about fifty feet long and thirty wide, and
was of the quality termed ''whitc ice. which,
as every skater knows il trcachcrous and not
TO be relied ON. The boys appeared TO apprc-
ciate this fact and after the first raroXySmS
of terror had subsidized they ranged them
selves about ten feet apart in the centre Of
their island, so that TOO much strain should
not fall upon any portion and caus" 4 further
separation. Their companions on shore Tor
some minutes were completely paralyZcd with
fright, and made no efforts to relieve the poor
lads. Finally, however, a man on the per,
seeing the condition OF affairs, ran 10 where
the steam tug George b. Mcclellan was
mOorcd, and gave information TO the captain
of what had occurred. Instantly prepare
tons were begun TO give chase TO the fast dis
appearing raft, which by this time was half a
mile or more from the shore. II did not re-
quirc many minutes TO come up with the poor
half frozen boys, and within an hour the lads,
John and Patrick Kelly and Michael Kennedy
were safely in the arms or their parents, VINO
had by this time been summoned TO the scene
by the boys companions chicago Tfb"ae.
A TRAaEpy.-A sickcning tragedy, followed
by swift rctributiou, occurred recently in Wal
worth county, Wisconsin. A farmer living be-
tween Lyons and Geneva had sold his farm for
three thousand dollars and on the morning OF
the murder had started west 10 purchase an
other farm. About eight o'clock In the even
ing three men, dressed In soldiers clothes, en-
tered the house and murdered the mans wife
and child, and then proceeded TO ransack the
house. A neighbor living across the road,
hearing the noise, rushed over there, taking
with him a revolver. Upon entering the house,
the first sight that met his gaze was the bodies
of the murdered mother and child Weltering
I'm blood The murderers in the mean time
were up stairs, and had started TO come down,
when the neighbor faced them and fired on
them, killing one instantly and mortaily
wounding the other two, The Names OF the
parties are not asesrtainsd, --LQufsrsls CaurtsT,
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DOR RENT, a BUSINESS HOY - -
ON Seventeenth street, between Clay nEi -
Vcnahlc with Ave rooms, ami kitchen aIA'" ~
ed water next door. Apply 70 r. j.. ,o.-e
ia l6-?tt JAMES SIN oitsn.o -
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BE- Farmers, Save Your Shucks.
BALE YOUR SHUCKS.
SEND YOUR SHUCkS TO MARKET.
G. b. STACY SON,
DEALERS Is
FURNITURE. CARPETS AND BEDDING,
No. 10 Main street, Richmond,
will pay ono dollar per one hundred pounds for all
the SIIUCKS you deliver to them at their NAT
TRESS MANDATORY, on Cary and Sixteenth
streets, Richmond. de 2?-ts
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Ry Mr.. ROBINSON

BY MI. R0BINSON:
:. Resolre1, That the Committc" on Fmanc
be. and they are hereby, instructed TO inqmr
into the propricty Of the State placing stamp
on the rcceipts.and disbursements OF the pup
lie money" Passed.
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DE bic Contribution entparf fen, baben na6 benz
Vrincip se6anpelt, baB Die Menl6enredte 9er
li6ert lein miiiien, rno CAP feine Sefeuerun9
teteben tann p9ne Disqualification, Dafar ta<
Ben lie nit Arsumtnten unb ban,1 nit @af<
fen setampft. 5atte monlibnen bamals Die
in NniprnA senommcner 0tedte 5u9eltanpen,
Damn mare e5 3n fetnem 2erin9tOn uno st fei=
mem 8unterbia 9sfommen. 9(l6 le naA Der
unabbansistett ~ltrebteu, febrten iie ibren 9rin~
cipien ntdt pen @iiden, lOnoern bsbaupteten fe
BIS gum @nbe. l1np jeneS Gnbe mar niAtS
weniser ais cine Nepublif uap beren belebenpe
Yrinctpten iparen 6reibeit unO 0lei6beit, auf
welGen Die Ne9ierun9 nit 3ultimmung ber
Nesierten ltebt, pper tpu Die Experimentation
t9r oplles 9tedt bat, penn lie 1T Der berpprrdz
geuoe Bug Der amarifanilhen Snlfttutionen.
@9e Gunner Ieire 9tepe 3u beenben I'M
Stanpe mar, Ssrta9te It6 ber Senat.
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GUmfTscation beS FatDplifdbcm Sirdsen>
eiocnt1nns int 9SDtem.

Die rullii1e 9te9terurg fat baS %9elammtg
Gi9entbum Der rTmti9=fatbulil6en Stride in
0plen cOnli8rtrt. Strait zines failerltGen
ufas, batirt Den &c. Oesember 1865 unb Der.
fiinbtgt am 10ten Sanuar 1866, muroe oas
pprbanpene 6apttal, bic Ncttoa uto NnlpriAe,
uno a1es anbere @i9ent6um, baS Der fatbol.
Stride npn 9plen 9ebDrt, Dpm G5aren nit
8eIhla9 bele9t unO cpnfsctrt. Die 0elper
rno pas arOere 10 epniScirte Rapttal betrug
por Der 1ebten Snlurrection in 9plen 2,573,
613 9tubel bee Wertb Der 2dnpereten mag
rtngefdbr 1ehsfa6 70 bpd angel 6la9e1 trer=
pet. Nls cine 9lrt BON Gntl1dot9un9 bat es
Die rulfI6e 9te9ierrng iibernpmmen, Die Sc
6alte Der SilAGfe uno @rielter 3n be3ablen
unb bic ainperen laulenben plten Der Stride
at betreiten.
Sn bent ~9enannteu llfa5 1T oo5 jdbrliNe
Budget Der Nr89aben Der polnilAen Gircbe
auf 100000 Mutel felteeiebt, cine Sumr,e,
mel4e reblt onoeren 3ulhu0en Der ru1iiihen
8e9ierun9 et!paS mebr ais Die fruberen Nn5z
eaben betrG9t. Der @r5bti6of BON gGarz
lhau ~berltert na6 DEM nen aneenpmmenen
@runbiab, ben Oebalt ber 8tl9Gfe gu ernie-
priaen uno ben Der Driefer 3t erb6ben, 3ret
Orittbetle {eine8 @infpmmenS nno erbGlt bes=
bolb ntdt mebr ais 5000 Jfubel jeper Der
fitnf anoeren StlAGfe 5000 9tubel unb jeper
Der MifltanS=8ilAGf 900 &ubel. Gin 0eilf=
lider III @ar1Aai er9dlt BON 300 Bis 600
Nutel bes Sabr5; elm 9anbgeillt6er BON 300
su 500 Jlubel unp Elm 8icar $50 Nubel.
Die 3n6f Der pfarren 1T auf 2455 felt
9elrbt.
Die yOeutlAe Md9cmeirte 3ettun9" lagt
unter Nnperem ilter bteIe iridti9e MaBre9el.
vDa5 Oecret trG9t allo pas Motto o3beile
unp 9errlde !" pfen an Der Sttrn. Diele
MaBre9el serreiBt bas Gierarhil1e ganp,
felt oen 9farrer 9e9en ben 8iidOf unO
ben Bauer gegen ben Yfarrer auf. GO
melt fir Die fatbpltl6e Stride. Die ppliti=
19e 8eOeut1n9 bieler MaBte9el miro jebem
tlur lein, Der bic pplni1d=nottpnale 0artet IN
ibrem ltt0en Wtrfen, tpte in i9rem revplutio-
n1ren Nultreten felt 80 Sabren bepbaGtet
BAT. Sober GinfluB Der natipnalen 9urtet
auf bic lanpli6e 8eo6lferun9 berlt6te arf Dem
gtnfIuB pe5 NoelS unp Der Getltlt6fett. Den
gtnfluB be8 Q(oelS fat bic Jteoterun9 ltpn
pur eirela Sabre burb a9rariiAe Oelebe &c,
brp1en, mittela welder tie eilen ttefen feino~
liden ge9eniab spiiden Npel uno Sauer fit
cine Neibe BON Sa9ren lduf. Der 3ulamz
menbans 3pilden benz Geiltli6en unO benz
Bauer miro pur9 ptele Mtabre9el 3~errilien
unO nidt minper ein feiupltAer @saenlas
purd co6 materieIe Sntereiie 3rpiiAen Bauer
mno 8~forrer geInafen.
Die ruiilAe 9errIdnft wirp von jebt as
fster ol6 je in 9olen begriinoet ietn. Do8
mag lid Die Deutl6e 9aticn sur Warnuug
BET bieer MaBre9el lslblt pprtalten Der
bisber pclniihe Sell, Der III Den preuBtIAen
Staat bineingetrieben mar, miro INNER mebr
gu einem bur6 lnO our9 rultlden.
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Gnrrrn'S
Tnrreit's
Saar 2SSieoer= @rjeu9mue8s W1itte1.
STE gr0bte @rfjnoung pe8 3eitalters !

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