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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-08


LADIES BENEVOLENT TAssoCIATIoN.-The
ladies OF the Benevolent Society announce
to the citizens of Colum bus that they will
give an entertainment at the Rink on
Thursday evening, 10th inst. The follow
ing committees have heen appointed:
Executive Committee.-Mrs Gov Denni-
son. Mrs w E Ide, Mrs James Wilcox, Mrs
w G Deshler, Mrs Beebe, Mrs Harvey Ban
croft, Mrs Houston.
I Fruits and FlOwers.-Mrs Bailey, Mrs
Hay den, Mrs G Deshler. Mrs B ,,wynne,
Mrs Mckee, Mrs Anderson, Mrs Tall
madge.
Ice Cream.-Mrs. B. E. Smith, Mrs L
Taylor, Mrs Shedbof1er' Mrs DR. Awl, Mrs
Bartlett, Mrs Hubbell.
Refreshments.-MrsF Fay, Mrs r Smith,
Mrs rledbury, Mrs Thomas, Mrs Richards,
Mrs Galloway, Mrs Brooks. Mrs Hawks,
Mrs DIR Hamilton, Mrs G p l. Butler, Mrs
Jno Field, Miss McClelland, Mrs Edmonds-
ton, Mrs DR.. Akin. Mrs Jamison, Mrs D
Cox, Mrs A Gardner, Mrs Jno Brown, Mrs
j d Osborn, and Mrs Knox.
Meringoes-Mrs Cunes, Mrs VIM Gill.
The Executive Committee will hold a
meeting at, Mrs. Gov. Dennison's on Mon
day evening at o'clock. There will be a
,ineeting OF all the committees, and those
interested in the cause. at Mrs. G. w Desh-
ler's, on Tuesday at 211s P. M. -.- -r.
By order of the President.
. Mrs. c. N. OLDs, Secretary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-08
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

New york Money market4seps. ~
ll lGOLD-Closed week opened at l44A..
closed at 1441a bid 1445s asked. 't.ts' Oh
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p
FILED YEsTERDAY.-The certificate of in
corporation of the German Central Build
ing Association of Cincinnati, was fled
with the Secretary of State yesterday. It
isorganized for the purpose of raising
funds to be loaned among its members to
assist them in procuring homesteads &c. =
Principal Office, in Cincinnati. Capital
stock $4,000 in shares. of, $3.50 each
Sigmund Frietsch, Louis C.Buenter, - ohm
H.-knapmznn, L. 9Rollwagen and Carl 6.
jain are the corporators.l IN
A WET NURsEy-As the rain was pouring
down on Sunday evening about 10 o'clock,
a. lady on Broadway was applied to By a
woman who looked as II she had been
damming a gutter-not profanelywe don't
mean, but that other kind Of damming
She was dripping like a water spout, and
suIelt OF Mrs. Wfnsiow's soothing syrup
benzine or some other sedative. con being
interrogated as to her business she said
she chad heard that the lady of the house
wanted o scetnarse and here she was, az wei
as need be ma'am." She was not engaged
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-08

eB Don't forget tho dedication of the
new Hall in the Eighth Ward, corner of
Third and Long streets, Tonight. w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-08

DEBT BEARING COIN INTEREST. -.E
Five per cent bonds. ........ $a2l 5ss. 400 90
Six per cent. bonds of 1SSl....... 2s3 677 800 90
Six per cent. $50 bonds. .59l 226 .o5o 90
Total l...................- q oss. .4s1. $50 90
DEBT BEARING CURRENCY INTEREST.
Three year compound INTEREST,". sl0595, ,4l0 90
Certificates at per cent. 62205, 900 90
Navy pension fund at per cent. $4,000. 900 90
Total. $500, ,4lO 90
sMArURED DEBT NOT PRESENTED FOR PAYMENT.
Three year 7-3O notes, due Aug.
18th, 1857, June and July 18th. - -
Compound 1p interest notes matured '''''' W
June 10th, July 18th. Aug 18th. Hf't 20
18th. and Aug. ist. 1855. ......... 5.osa, ,4sO co
Bonds. Taxes and Indemnity 256.e0O 90
1851. and prior thereto ........... 154.I1I "a
usry astS, ,isa7 and March sI.t, ,isls 125s 200 o,
Treasury notes. March Sd. 1ss3..... 5.4s2 90
Certificates of indebtedness. ess........ $1,000 60
Total s12. .ss5 .2ls 64
DEBT BEARING No INTEREST -
United States notes. 1856 021 073 90
Fractional currency. 81 18022lo 81
Gold certificates of deposit. 25.l6l. $40 90
Grand total. % 6O7. .s42 2s5 OIL
issued to Pacific R. r. Co.!...... 35,3l4.ooo 90
1OLal CeDG pA,o1o,@ooI-o VI
AMOUNT IN TREASURY.
Coin ........................... ss2.57oso1 81
Currency y....-......... .......-... l5,VI,O1O ~
Amt of debt less casa in the Treas :.
ury 2,535,6l43lS Us
The foregoing is correct statement of the public
debt as appears from the books and Treasurers re-
turns R sss on ihs s
| Secretary of the Treasury.
| The warrants issued by the Department during
August, to meet the requireme ITS of the Govern
ment, amounted in round numbers to the follow
| ing:
Civil. miscellaneous and foreig inter-
course. including Alaska purchase $13, ,000, OCT
Interest on publ debt. >. SD. $50 00t
Mas, at da. -''- Son 00e
Interior, Pension and Indian........... $500 OOt
/ Total. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $37 ,730 00t
The warrants issued for the redemption of the
public debt do not appear in the above.l
| Western News. .f-or
Secretary Schofield received a dispatch
from Hon. Schuyler Colfax, from Denver
City, Sept. 9Th, in which he states that the
Indians are committing terrible ravages al
around that section of country, even al
near as twenty miles from Denver City.
.~-=ora Congress.
| Inc hepuollcan OongTeSsional cOmmlG
tee is In receipt of many letters, princi
pally from the South, with reference to g
session of Congress this month.
The State Republican committee anC
nearly all the members of Congress from
that section, favor it. n ~
From other quarters there is earnest op-
position, owing to the near approach o.
the Presidential election and engagements
of members of Congress to speak during
the canvass, and because they deem it in.
expedient.
There has been no direct expression or
the subject from Senator Morgan to Rep
resentative Schenck. The impression il
that there will be no session in september
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-08

Three days have been set apart for prayer
ofic Churches OF. Brooklyn this week.
Abigail Mann, formerly prominant
politician, died in Auburn Yesterday.
The Erie DIFFICULTY. LES
--CIt.is reported the Erie directors hare
settled their difference with Mr.. Drew and
agreed to elect him one of the new board
in October, and that perfect harmony With
the Vanderbilt party will be the result Of
this arrangement. ..'gslIq1a Hlei Y ,. = z
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|
TRANSFERRED YEsrERDAY.-The follow
ing transfers of real estate were lett at the
Recorders Office yesterday
/ Tobias Ream and wife to Nancy M. Ream,
April Goth, one-half acre of land in Mont
gomery township, for $400. .s.. ...., .,ss, ID
! Hiram Dysart, administrator, to Vincent
Hutson and Charles J. Hutson, April 24tn.
61% acres of land in Truro township, for
$685.
Justin Morrison to Isaiah Smith, Sept.
4th, lot No. 5 in Justin Morrison's subdi-
vision of lots Nos. 253 and 254 in NJ. L.
Sullivant's western division in Franklin
township, for $500. u. r-'s -a
Frederick Jaeger to VIM. H. Dunnick,
the undivided one-half of lot No. IL of the
subdivision OF the Starr farm In Montgom-
cry township, for S1,6S3.29.
w. FL. Dunnick and wife to Ophelia
Wagenseller, June Sd, part of lot No. IL
of the subdivision of the Starr farm, for
$500.
BENZ. S. Brown to w. FL. Dunnick, June
3Otb, parcel of land in the subdivision of
the Starr estate; for $500. RarET
I >COHu u. DurHcIt, hdSGeE OOIuunlSSlOn6T,
t, w. Fl. Dunnick, June 23d, part of lot
No. IL of the subdivision of the Starr es-
tate, for SLY. s
Francis Collins, Master Commissioner, to
Frederick Jaeger, May 23d, the undivided
half of lot No. IL OF the subdivision of the
Starr estate, for 81 300. IoafE arrEws
/ John D. Burnett, Master Commissioner,
to w. 81. Dunnick. Nov. 22d, 1867, part of lot
No. IL of the subdivision of land belonging
to the Starr estate, for $3.50.
Ephraim johnson and wife to Sarah
johnson, August 26th, part of lot No. 33 in
M. L. Sullivant's second addition to the
town of Franklinton, for 5000. -7-....,a..g-
Isaiah Smith and wife to Justin Morri-
son, Sept. 9TH, part of lot No. II of Heffner
& Hayden's addition to the city of Colum-
bus, for $3.50. .s.ss9ss. 9E .ss-s9-7rs s-.aE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-08
WASHINGTON.
The Public Debt.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. 7.sl
The following is statement of the pub
lie debt OF the United States on the first of
September, 1868:
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New York Dry Goods Market-sept.

DRY G0ODS-Heavy brown sheetings
&c lower, and in more animated demand.
Atlantic A 1919; Pacific i6c; Carroll A
16 Appleton A and Indian bead 16%';
Wachusetts, Ice; Laconia. A 16c; Amos :
keag B 16e; Lawrence G 16c; Harrisburg
A 15e; Augusta 15c; Lyman G 141ac /;
Stark A 16c: Pequoit A lie; do 19t; Law
renee F l411ar; Mass. A Is; Atlantic 2,
1870; Hartford ginghams steady at 14c;
Pacific new glace serges at 25c. Hosiery
and all kinds fancy knit goods in active
request, as are all kinds of wooden goods,
adapted for mems wear and ladies' cloak
ings. . '" -- + 'i' p
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-08

| eW The Eighth Warders dedicate their
new Hall, corner of Third and Long streets,
llto-night. Let everybody attend.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-08
ley, turned over to him, as follows:


| The following orders were made, viz ::
Ordered, That Doyle & Walsh be allowed
the sum of twenty-four and three-fourths
cents per yard for the filling of the Harris
burgh road, between the corporation line
and the Harrisburgh bridge, said estimate
to contain about 1000 yards.
Ordered, That Andrew McNinch be al
lowed the sum OF. two hundred and fifty
dollars on account of earth-work for filling
on the Williams Run bridge, in franklin
township. .rra
The viewers and surveyors report on
the county road petitioned for by G. l..
Smith and others, in Madison township,
was taken up and read first time.
The viewers and surveyors report on
the alteration of the Headly Road in JEFF
ferson and Miffiin townships, petitioned
fophy Joel Baughman and others was TAX
en- up and read the first time.
The viewers appointed to make review
of county road and for the vacation OF
a part of county road heretofore estab-
| lished. petitioned for by John M. Guffey
and others in Madison township, was taken
up and read the first time. as -ir,. ..7
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-08
LINsEED oIL-Dull at 81 Is.

.ci FE st. Louis HIarket-Sept..7. i5t1T
.rFLOUR-Very dull but holders refuse
to make concessions. or fssy qr1 BOY SSaT
LWHEAT-Dull and unchanged. 4.
CORN-Unchange at 90@93c.
1OATS-Firm at 52@55c Tor black and
mixed, end 56@57e for white afi vt .-H
RYE-Un changed at 81 15@1 90, f-i
BARLEY a. ST. S5@2 90.
PORK-Dull at S29 20. r-,
BACON-Unchanged shoulders at 1917;
clear sides at l7@f74c. sat 1885, ~ a5;j
LARD-Sales at 1S1a@1SMe. ST 5sdt
WHISKY-Unchange at 81 %. 49, 80;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-08

W Seventh Ward Club will meet at
Hettesheimer's Hall.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-08

Intentional or not. Mr.. Cupps was very
peaceful man. and was never known to
harm any one, " 5rl5 a on 5lui2 rit
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-08
.ebt do not appear in the above.
Western News.

Secretary Schofield received a dispatch
from Hon. Schuyler Colfax, from Denver
City, Sept. 9Th, in which he states that the
Indians are committing terrible ravages all
around that section of country, even as
near as twenty miles from Denver City.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-11
Cine @rebi9t fir &6ldfer*

Ginlt paren Giele meiner 3ubrrer an eilent
@pnntas I'M boben Scmrner in ben @dlaf &C.
5unten. Gs sar serabe ant elftenG rnntas mad
wfnsRsn. ts0en Gpaueelium ersablt, ba6 Selis
einen a ublummen tpnnesrbar esbeilt. "a rief
i'd BENZ nit r1ddtiser @timne: ~@a6t aut
ibr Gauben nuo bort 0ettes @urt! limb ri6tis
fubren MQe aus benz S@lafe aut rteben f9 bic
Muaeu ur,b munbertsn f@, bab bic Yrsbist nod,
n;&t au Gube FIJI. SD fubr alfo fort Su prsa'z
gen:
v@unbert sud ni9t, ihr taube Sdldfer, eab
bic Yrebiet nod Mist ~ Gnb'; tenn tbr tptbt
ia ni@t p:s lang i'd idun seprsbiet oa TIT feis
seidlafen. SITS aber etn Wanter, tpsnu tg
eud beut bic Sbreu STns, ba bas Gsanselium
,.ns bas @unter eradblt spn Der 5eilung zines
xaubfummen bura ben auma9tisen@ cttesiotn!
@arun, bat benin Selus ben Eaub(umneu &C.
BELT ? Dau1it Ct bSre @pttss @prt unb 1T BEL
fen Dienlt feline :3unse sebrau9e. Sbr aber
bSrt BON Natur aus H.. baruu, seradtet ibr bieie
arpBe@nabe @ptte5 unb tetau6t eu9 fslbi turd
@dlaf, tint @ettes Wort ia nidt au hSren !
greii9 mag mid ielbR ein grocer She'll Der
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-11
&ir6li6e 8ert6te.
SnldnotideS.
Grfldr,tn9 Der Grjbii6Dfe.
Da5 Battalion lit ben
papf,

1)e @erofsntliduu9 eiue5 Circulars
ypn Nont in ben 3eitun9en gu Dem
3wefe> oa6 Der 81. Bater feline 3uiimz
muns sseeben babe cte Dienite zines
BataiQpns Don tauleup Mann an5u=
uebn,er,, uelde III ben Ger.S taaten ofz
sutperbeu wdrerL rnter rer 8eotn9un9
cae Die errpdbnts Mannl9aft forafdltig
anssewdblt uno auf .crei Sabre burb
bic &atbplifen bieier Staaten au69sz
riiltet ,lnD untsrbalten wdroeu, 16eint
cine pfftcieue Grfllruu9 Don pen prdlaz
ten III peranla11tn> az welde pas Cir
eular au6lbliebli6 aopre7trt ii, uno
peren Gnt1hetouu9, ais. @dAter uber
bic Sntsre0en Der STRIDE in ptelemeanz
Dc, bic iruslids Nn9ele8enbsit utter
MORT eu 1T.
Mus pietem @runoe uno lit Der Mb<
lid eleidseiti9, I'm, Anfra9en, bic Don
perl1iepenen Setteu ait un6 9elan9t
fu1r, ent9seenjutpmmen> eradtsn mir es
ais swedmdbi1 SHentlid uniere @tsl@
lung III Besu9 auf cine Mneele9enbeit
ron 70 erpber Bidti9teit su k%etimmen;
unb inpem mir bieles tbun, baben MIR
Die belten 0rinoe ansunebmen, oab mir
nidt auein uniere ei9enen Meinungen
auslprehen, Ionperu ou9 ~ptejeni9en
un{erer eb%rpirpi9en 8riper Biz
1d5fe.
Gs 1T unn6tbi9 fit urs gu 1a9en> ME
mnis wir, IL pette6 al uns lieat, Die
>peltlide l1nabbdnsi9feit os6 Fl. 8aters
oufredt gu srbalten uno gu l9dben tpan-
1hen> inoem nit pappa aberseu9t ftnc>
nas pisielte gu BET freisn uao .un9ez
bemmten NusIbung feiner seiitlt9en
Suprematie in Der 6errihaft eer se<
fan1mten Stride pelentltd nctbwenoie
1T.
STUN 9iins aber Der Gorfhlas, ein
amerifaniides Battalion a%nturerben
uno aus3uriifen, ntdt Ypn un5 aus.
90 piel mir erfobren fonntet, 9ing cerz
}elbe aus unb purbe bel Der Mlitdryerz
maltune in @pm bartnddte ourd3uiesz
| Ell per1u9t DON @eite elmer 9artei ODER
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-11

S&nlo euerer @dIafiu@t unb Taubbeit trsfen
% i& re@t tuobl tei6, ba6 i'd fem @eiter bin
I'M preoiseu. Mter befsunen mub i9> baB t1
Mir penisfens ale Mube sebe, mad Der MIR
serliebenen Strait uub 0nab'-@pttes Mort su
%serfinbissn. SIR iebt pie mir Der @@we'B
iiter bie@tirne rinnt, ibr bSrt Bag i9 Isltit BON
DEM, tpas i9 prebise, eurdorunsen bin, ter
bSrt, bab mir BON 5er;en sebt, tpas i@ iase -
ibr aber l9laft! ST bab ead gu @ufars Der
prebist sebeten> fir mid oen beilisen @eiit att
,~urufen, ban,it i'd 81 euerer 8elehrans rno Gr=
bauung preoisen fam nun aber idlaTt tbr!
@o;u alto bic Mnrufung bes beilisen Settles,
wo;u nteiue Yrebist! SD babe eu9 mad rorss=
traseuer Ginleituns unb Nnfaneisuns Ses Sc
s%eu1anbes, iiber ben id beute SIT preotgsa mir
pcrsenommen, sebeteu, mid arsubSren NIT Sc
bulb, Nadjidt unb Mufmerfiamfeit; bod tucSI
nit weldem Grfols? Sbr i@lafet ia! SD babe
biaber seslaubt, benz @orts @ottes mobne bic
Strait inne, 2obte gu erpeden A; bern Gbrifus
bat bur@ fem Wurt: uea3arus iebe auf!"
tielen Tobten aus ben, @rab berpurgerufen.
Sd mar bisber Der 11~eber;eusuua, bic Yrebist let
cine Wolaune, bur@ bic @ptt ben Climber ielbf
pom Sooesi6laf bsr Sinoe erpede; fe ieie
dbnlit Der Voiaune Der GuseL bic am iins{ten
Sag bic Epbsn ale %aufrrmeden mtrb - teute
aber mad i'd bic traurige Grfabruna> baB Got,
tes @ort eu@ l9ldfrig ma&t unb in tiefen
@@lumu,er piest. @urau liest nun bic 9ulb?
Ana @orte @ottes, an mir ober an eu9? Mnn
@orte @ottes (i9er nidt, utetnen She'll Der
@9ulb nil i'd eerne auf mid nebrten, aQein
ieib ibr gang l@ulblos? Mit Mi@ten! Gu9
febIt Der 5unser unb Durt mad @abrbeit, &C.
re9tisteit uno Gretbeit! Sbr feb ni@t tiirbis
ber Muftlaruns ber neuen Mera, bic nit Yauten
unb Grompeten in @elt sertinoet miro ; bonn
tuenn ibr ielbR in Der prsbist {@laft, l9laft
tpenn BON ben erbaberien, tui@tisiem, beilisfen
inte%re7antslsn, notbpenbisieu nnb beiliamfen
Dinsen serebet toirb IN mel9 tiefen @9laf
.perbet tbr unb ,perben cure Sinter crit bann
SerIlnten, na9bem !aarl gost eu@ auf pOliseilt<
DE Mnoronung bin bepielen, tab tbr Don ben
adtn abfamn,t, na9osm einmal berGrobaQ CUR
srebsn aalerne berseri9tet fem uut ber 3drtli'
DE aQsemeiue, ~abRrafte Mfenpater=@ taat mad
MTenart cure teraneewadienen 9iuoer ~cipiltter
setraut baben ptrb !! MS9e @ott mid bann auf
ben Jriebbof setettet baben"
l1no Gebe, bieie elettrii@e 8atterie bate ale
air9enbGnfe ms 9ebeu suridserufen, bic 1au-
ben tuaren ,pirtli1 b1renb aiporben!
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Sur Grbebun8 Ser Tabrifar=
better.

Da 1T fir;lt9 Elm Gdriftden er
l9teuen, welden f@ dritli@e Ratbz
idld9e CUR 8e0erung uno 5ebun9 be6
Stanoes oer Jabritarbettsr entbdlt> rnc
"a piele soreeldla9enen Mittel Don Ell
mem fatbolilden Tabritantenipbn berrz
ribren, 70 moQen mir iie uniern Selern
nidt sorentbalten. Dieter fatbplilde
junseMann rdtb : upaan3et ras &reuS
in bic Tatrifen binein> taufet bic Wrbeit
uno bic Tatrif. Die 4riitli@en 2ebz
ren miilen bic Tatritberren uno Mrbetz
ter our6prin9m F.; oann perret tbrWun@
Der b5ren.
Gin gang 6riltlider 8abrif6lebrsr nit
letnen Miutpnen fam Elm Babltbdter
Der arrae1t Men1bbett perpen. Nud
bic Mrbeiter miien @riitlid reroen,
paber mi1en Die MiNiondre fi@ at bic
Gabrifen rpeneen. Da gilt e6 Arbeit
fir Den eifrieiten prielte1. Wena ctez
ie Trage nidt bic 9riflide 26iun9 erz
bdlt, 10 tommt etne 21iuag nit fte9en@
cen 5aaren nno 9ei9mun9enen Nrnnet1.
Benn uniere Generation bic I. ni9t
wiQ> II tomntt Die leBts 9e9en mei'en II.
euren @tQen."
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&arl6rnbe 90. Mat.- Bur
@abl be6 Grsbt1dpfS betdttat
bic an1tltde u&arlsr, 3ettun9" paB bic
erubber;oslide &esieruns Don ibrem
Mblebnun9sredte umfai1enoen@ ebrau6
geu,adt bat, inoem fe ote 8i]@5fe pp,
MatnS Srier, paoerbprn uno Weibz
btidof 8aubri tit &Iln >>ra oielelten
nidt sum DiIceiancler1t5 9ebSren unp
pie&esierun9 nidt 9enei9t it, su ibren
Stunt fen cine MuSnabme su 9efatteu,
ais ntdt wdblbar>" uno Die So. Dpmr
BEGAN &Ibel, Dpmcapitular @eidum
unp pfarrer Miller Don &rpsinsen ais
uminber senetm" besei&nete. Die
Ne9ieruns" Mdreibt ea5 Blatt peiterz
bin" bat uno besebrt feinen Ginfue
,u @unlten zines beitirnmten Gambia
ten ; lie wiulat nurlleberbaupt cinen
8ii9of tes Trteoens. Bte >penia lie
auberbab Der Sade liesenoe 3wede
perf9l9t, wie p6Qi9 Neutral fe
lo9ar ee9ea bic rein fir9lide @id<
tuns Der Yprse1dlasenen Ganotpatfn
if; gebt ami ipredenbiten raraus ter<
Dol, ba6 Der adte Ganpicat auf Ter
%porseleeten 9ilte> SEER Domcapitular
Srbin, melder bic ppQe Stren9e 1einer
fatbpltiaen @runol dBe ME perleuanet
bat, utdt bean tanoet ,puroe.
Tim Dem Capitol cine fretr Dabl Su
erm69liden> bat oieRe9ieruns> aadpem
our@ Mblebnun9 per pben @enannten
nur nod Elm Ganpioat auf Ger 9ilte
seblieten ,par, ;una@t Gr9dn5uns perz
lelben perlan9t uno babel in erneueter
Betbdtisuns tbres perbbnli9en Gut
9e9enfommens 3u erfenner 9eseberl, ra6
10 tpilfpmmen ibr ein tl@tiser Snlanz
BET an Der Spibe pe5 Gr3bi5tbums fem
rplroe, fe bod AUDI @etitli9e> bic ni6t
gun. Di5cefentlerus seb6ren, nt9t wie
fe cod f1nne> principieu ausldliefe."
@arf9 au> %. Mai.-Dur6 Elm
Circular oe6 General @puoerneu6
potappF 1T bic Nuf6lune Der felt
unoentli&en 3eiten in 2ittbauen BETTE
benoen ttr@lt@en 8ruperiaaften uno
Die Sdliebun9 elmer NnSabl r6mi1@ztaz
tbolii@er pfarrfir6en. perenYfarr9enolz
len s%r6btentbeil6 gum 9rie@idzprtboz
coren @lauben iber9etreten ttnp> an9ez
pronet. Diele &ir4en ioQen nun lit
9tie@i@ : ortbopore um9epanpelt unp
ben neuen @emetnsen gum @ebrau@
iber9ebm tperoen.
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Don parteien, bic fl9 eiubtlpetsn uns
su pertreter, rtdt muir obne ut'ere Sc
nebmieuns uup Mutoritdt> ionoern
ebenlo obne unlere &enntnib> urr pa6
pic{es nod n,erfrIrrtser madt 1T bic
Gbatlade> paB perjeuiae 9err, tpelher
Die Mriteuun9 alS Sbertlteutenant i'm
@uraus fir iid ielbf su ftdern rubte>
inn oas COMMANDO Iber oas oor9e>
ldlaeene Battalion gu baben, Elm Mana
it, mir fIlblen un8 p%erbunocn IS ;u ia
gen. Der unler @erteauen rtdt 9enteBt
UNI feinen Mnlpr11a parauf bat e6 gu
seniseen, beiouoers tit einerS teQuns pom
- GROCER @crantwortle6teit unc 10 boz
Dem @ertrauen.
@enn perielbe Grmunteru14 uaollnz
teritiBuns fatb BON Seite elmer ocer
;meier Don fatbolil6en 2aten berau6z
se9etenen 3eitun9eu, Die ieiaen lbelbe@
ratbenen Ginlenpunaen Naum saben,
10 betarft oteS feline Anipride teiaesz
we9s> unp 70 mebr als bic fra9li9en
3citunaen niat ais perbinolide Grpoz
renter tattoli19er Mnit@ten uber Metz
t,ureen, nod tpentser als m%aB9ebenoe
ODER riibmenewertber @ertreter Der ia
tbolilden 9a9e 9elten t6nnen. ueb@
rioen5 fam baS Npr1eldlaoene prpieft
NIT ben oami oertn5pften Beoinsuneen
mad unierer Mnf9t niht NIT Grfol9
ourd9efabrt tpercen unc trseno Elm
@erIu9, oaielbe ms @erf 3u ieben>
trlroe mad unlerm DafIrbalten, an
tatt ber @a9e unlre6 perebrten uno
geliebten 81. 8aters 3u ribe11> oerlelben
na@beili9 ittn.
IS 1T ni6t notbwenpt9> auf >pettere
Gin;elbeiten ein5u9eben ; e5 mag seniz
gen bei;ufu9eu> pab mir immerbin
@runp baben a%n3unebmen> bas pefuatz
dre 5ilfe in bielem Mpmente notbmenz
bigger it, als militdril9e 9ilie uno bab
1e aud ppnunS annebmba:er 1T.
@ir tperoen aud fdnftt9, pie bteter
uniere opfermtQieen nno 9laubenstreuz
en- talbplif9en& tnber tnitdnot9 eriu9en
ret@li6 bet3utruerr, na6 Mae9abe
ibres @ermSeenS> fir dc Grbaltun9
un1er5 eemeinlau1er @aters> wel@er
BON ibren Spfern ben tbm am befen
|9etnenoen @ebrau@ MAIDEN Miro tn<
cem mir nt9t cara1 3tpeifeln, rab mir
pur9 pteie unlere 5anplun9stpciie ieiz
men rparn,en 8etfau etbalten uno Ieinen
apofoliiden Sesen peroie1en rerz
ben.
@sgeten su Mourt st, Marys
College, Gmmit6tur9> "a. Stunt
1868.
81. s. @palctn9 GrSbiiaof Don
Baltimore.
S.B. Yureeu> GrSbildof bon Gin
ctnnatt.
Spbn McGlp6fA Gr3bil1of bon
Newz yorf.
peter &idaro &enrtd> Gr;bifdof
BON ct. 2puiS Gur6 BEN Gr3b!z
i9of BON SEEM yor).
NIB. Da e6 Dem Gr3bil9pfe DON ct,
9ouiS ni9t n159li@ war, cer @erlamttz
lung tei3upobnen> 70 erma&tiste oerz
1elbe ben Gr3bil6pf Don SEEM Norf
l9riftli9> tie{e6 Mftenitid fit i'm gu
unter,a6nen, tnben1 er cef1en Snbalt
S%pQitdnoi9 biuist.
ct. 2put3.
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~. SDpdr3.

81. YauL W111n.
Gnapfeslt ianeu neuen fattoliiasn guatOss nsben BEN
tsHtSHrn fatbpli1Gen Smultauit. @roBe Ausmabl BON
csebets u. sdulbid.r, Qesenbsn tr 5eilisen, Marianun,s,
gtata.n. Roienirdnasn, gilbert, msibgedrteTelden.
e9rsibaa %terialien !; aud tesreen R.tstsr.ebeFrst sne
M6en ouis Sd5nfe d~usefsrtdSSff. ottset I'm eenftsten w.
fpra4 w'
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ct. Qput3.

&onper Il H. Sane5 G.Mooz
by, 3tdter III ct Qouis Mi0ourt lief
id fursli6 ourd bic 81. Iauie III bic
fatbolilde &trde o%ufnebmen. MoppY
mar felt elmer Netbe pou Sabren am
Se3irfsaeri9tsbof in st 2puis. Ct
eeb6rt unltreitis gu Zen berorrra9ehoiten
Mitalteoern ce6 0eridt6bpfes iener
Staot uno lit bstannt al6 Elm Mant
DON bpber literarilber Btleung. CT 1T
S9tpaaer ceS Generals Il. g. 5il9er
ea]elbt uno @pbn oe8 Der tprbenenpre<
ci9ers Dr. Moocv Don Sdipren6barp,
pennlylpanier, Der tefannt uar ais etz
11er Der er(enMdnne rer pres6Yterianiz
Ider Stride alter S9ul:.
Nsuli9 1dretbt infer Gonoertit an
einen }einer Treuate: ~Sie tperoen erz
ltaunt 1eiin Gter cine Neui9feit, bic t9
Sbnen mit;utbeilen babe: am lebtet1
Samfaa tpurpe i'd in Der tatb. Stride
oetauft." Dte1er Sdrttt 1T bas Grssbz
mtg zines 5%weijdbri9en ior9iamen
5tuoiums uro NadcenfenS init 0ebet
SD flblc MIDI u1einem 9eilance Is
MiQfcncnmal ndber, als pcrber. 2e5en
sic has Is. &apitel BET Sobannes in
Sbrer proteaanttl9en 8ibel uto {asen
sic mir cb lie Gin &atbolif oeer etnl1nz
sldnbi9er 1inr."
Ginctnnatt.- Der Grsbil9of
Yurceu nabut 81. Greel Yan Gbiut<
|cptbe in len @9prb Der Stride auf.