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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets

LONDON, March 25.--Consols 93I 5-20s
72B. Bullion in the Bank of England de-
creased el57 900 during the week.
FRANKFORT, March 26.-Bonds 754@
75s.
LIVERPOOL, March 26.-Cotton firmer.
Sales $4,000 bales. Uplands 1O! Or
leans 10s.
LIVERPOOL, March 26-Eveniug. Cot
ton closed at the following prices Mid
ding uplands, to arrive, lOb on spot lOt /;
Orleans l0f. Sales 10000 bales.
New York Money Market.
New YORK, March 26.-Money more
active at Z on call; Sterling dull, 9s@94.
Gold 1881. New Tenuessees 634.
New York Market.
New YORK, March 26.-Cotton firmer
Sales 1900 bales uplands 25@251. Rice
quiet. Coffee tirmer. Sugar-Cuba IL va
l3f. Molasses quiet. Flour Sc better
Wheat lirmer. Corn 81 26@l IS.
New York Dry Goods Market
New YORK, March 26.-Printed cal
icos active and excited; Wamsutla 84c,
Lowell Zoe, AmosReag lie. CochecO 14c
Heavy sheetings Head 1Sc, Ly-
man l63c. Printing cloths SsG9c.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, March 26.-Cotton mar
ket qniet. Sales 2000 bales; middlings
24@243 receipts, 1856; exports, 32SS
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, March 6-Tobacco-sqles
249 hhds., at S. 25G97 % for lugs $10GI3
for medium leaf; Green river manfactur-
ing SD IS. Flour dull superfne IS so !;
fancy Sl2 50GGl3. Wheat 81 1902 A..
Oats in bulk G9G70c. Corn in bulk S5C1
soc. Lard l6ic. Mess pork $25. Bacon
shoulders ll3c; clear sides ISL; fancy
hams l74. Whisky 81 20. Cotton 224
(G23c.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI March 2G.-Flour dull
Wheat dull winter 81 1902 43. Corn 81.
Barley-fall, 81 So. Oats dull at &c.
Whisky irregular Mess pork $2i 70.
Bulk meats dull, l0i@124c. Bacon
shoulders l24c; clear rib and clear sides
144G9l5c Lard l6c. Butter 4SG952c. Eggs
dc. Coffee 2l@26. Glover seed 13@13f
Timothy 81 30@2 40. Hay Sl3@15.
81. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, March 2G.-Tobacco steady.
superfine 81 25@S 30. Winter
wheat 81 G0@2 IS. Corn. S668S Oats
G9G7lc. Barley 81 IS. Rye 81 IS. Mess
pork firm, $25. Bacon, shoulders 116114,
clear rib sides 144, clear sides 14l615.
Sugar cured hams II. Bulk meats 100
II. Lard l63.
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Corn PLANTING IN DAVIDSON
farmers of this county have already com
menced the planting of corn.
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TRPLING WTHoUT LICENsE-Four
uppleFs without license were yesterday
fined ten dollars aud costs each, in the Po-
lice Court.
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REyIvAL.-The interest in the meetings
at DIR. Baird's church continues undated.
Rev. Sam CaruIhers is preaching every
night.
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ANOTHER POWDER FNE-Another firm
was lined yesterday for keeping more than
twenty five pounds Of powder in their es-
adjustment
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Tee business Men aud Advertisers
Generally.

Generally.
The UNIoN AND DISPATCH Job Rooms
have just been supplied with large addi-
tions Of the latest and best styles Of type,
rendering our facilities for the execution Of
plain and fancy job printing, at the lowest
rates by far the most complete in the city.
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THE Nobby, Boz, Jockey, Sam Weller,
and a host Of other styles, can be had at
Vain & Walker, "A Public Square.
me2l-lw
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Col. LAwLEss.- condition OF Col.
Lawless, which yesterday morning seemed
so precarious, improved toward night, and
at two o'clock this morning he was quite
Pasy
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NICK OF THE WOODS {!
Nick of the Woods !
IL THE
" FIRESIDE COMP1NTON."

EORGE MUNRO a CO., HAVE AT
" an immense expense secured the exclusive
right Of publishing that wonderful story Of Bor-
der Life,
NICK OF THE WOODST
in the FIRFsDE CoMPANION,' which will be
commenced in No. "A of that popular journal,
issued on April "a.
mick OF THE WOODS
is the most remarkable and exciting story Of the
kind that ever appeared, and is the foUnfrIH-
head from which the myrlasls Of Indian Tales
have been derived. Some OF the characters are
unequalled in the whole range Of Fiction for
certain kind of wieri, mysterious interest that
hangs around q ga. For instance the terrible
Jibbenainnsay. the Spirit that walks Bloody
Nathan. the Man Of Peace" and Roaring
Ralph Stackpole. the Bamping Tiger of the
Rolling Fork" who was equally at home
whether stealing Red mems sculps, or pale
iace's horse. The desire to read story Of such
intense interest. Of course will be universal. and
we trust that our friends will order the paper Of
their newsdealers in season, 20 prevent Sisap-
pOintment.
The FiREsGDE COMPANION is the Best FAMILY
Story paper published. II is for sale by all
Newsdealers. Price cents o copy s3 "a year
4 copies SIS or copies for so.
GEORGE MUNRO a 90,
Ia7 william ST.. New York.
mar g5 gf
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ELECTION

Ii. w. Farnsworth was elected Council
man for the 9th waTd, receiving eight votes
to six for w. w. Woodmansee, and one for
Alfred Meuefee, coloTed.
Col. A. S. Chadbourne was elected Coun
Gilman from the eighth ward, receiving
II votes to 2 for Byron and for Sam
Riddleburger.
Col. j. B. VanDyne was elected Coun-
Gilman from the eighth ward, receiving
votes TO for - Byron.
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IA, shipped 266, and sales Of l3o, as fol-
lows: 81 at %, 20 at 22l, II at 21I, 4 at 81,
at 20, l at 10, at Isl, at is, 2 at II,
and at Is.
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept /, 1861.
Received to-day ................... IA
Received 704-66 SIS
Total -.-........-.....-... 67.5O
Shipped to-day-.....-.---......-.......... DO
Shipped 6 22i 4e0
Stock on hand tO-day.................... $3.50
The following dispatches were received
to-day at the Chamber Of Commerce:
New YORK, March 26.-Gold opened
at 1881. 1890 A. Mold 1885. IL
A. Motion firm and prices a shade bet
ter, though not quotably higher, with a
good demand at yesterdays prices. Re-
ceipts at all United States ports this week
will probably fall short of $4,000 bales.
P. Northumberland good, and prices
have advanced. Low middIiegs 244; up
lands 25f@254 good miidIings 264; Mo-
bile 254 Orleans 26. :M.-Gold 1898.
Cotton-Demand active at full prices.
Sales 1000 bales. Can't get PSI for up
lands; PSI bid.
LIVERPOOL, March 90, Ills A. NJ
Cotton market firm. Sales $4,000 bales.
Uplands l05d; Orleans los. l;20 P. NJ
Cotton firm, prices unchanged. P. NJ
No change; atloat l09.
LONDON, March 20, Ills A. M.-Consols
SO. United States bonds 72B. LOO Pm.
-Consols 93I. U. S. bonds Y. 5P. NJ
Consols SO. US. bonds 72@72I.
CoFFEE.-Firm. Rio 22@26c Laguyra
%; Java 3S@4Oc.
SUaAR.-Orleans 14I@164c; Demarara
16@163c; coffee A 17lc; B 17lc; C lie;
crushed and powdered Isle.
LARD.-In tierces 153@16c; in kegs
lGsc.
BAcoN-Supply large hams 144@ 15c;
shoulders III clear sides 15c
SALTS IS for 7 bushel barrels.
WHEAT.-$2 2O@2 so per bushel.
CoRN.-In sacks nc loose in wagons
&c; delivered at the depot at S24@SS.
FLoUR.-Superfne SO; fancy brands
ii 5O@15.
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PARDoEs NEsTERDAY.-N. Davis. Knox
county, larceny, sentenced in February,
1866, 10 three years Imprisonment.
james Heron, Montgomery county, lar
ceny, sentenced in January, 1867, 10 three
wears imprisonment
Jno Butler, Knox county, larceny, SEN
fenced in February, 1866, 20 five year,
imprisonment.
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No TEEATER There is neither a thea
ter open in Nashville nor a prospect that
ore will be opened before next Fall.
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II II = CITY

uPsastu ASo CE Sine o. TuE
AtfEs- AEOtSr 1-f.--ss.astns.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN DRYGOODs.-
Best Prints l24 cents, best Delaines %
cents; all other goods in proportion, at
CHAS RICHHEMER & Co.'S,
40 College street,
maT27 lw Two doors from Union.
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Arrives Monday. Wednesdays and Fridays,
nj P. N. Leaves Tuesdays Thursdays and 5 at
rrlnNa AZ A. N.
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lSnnanya eKeeptel.D


LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville ATT. 4.3H A. N. and $50 P N.
Arrive ~ Nashville at..4 30 A. N. and 20 P. v.
Gallatin Accommodation train leaves gailatlh
o.al5tN arriving at Nashville az 1910 P. n.
Returning leaves Nashville At 8.55 p ~, and
arrives nj Gallatin at 6.85 P. n.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS. a regular
meeting Of Temple Division No. -, Sons
of Temperance, held Thursday evening,
March 26, the following officers were elect
ed Cor the ensuing term
sam. Robinson, w. F.. 4. ID. Cassetty,
w. A.; G. II. Eastman, X. s; w. Il.
Thompson, A. r. 5. Sam. ID. Wheless, r.
). +. W. Adams, T. b. A. Sawrie, Chap.
5. f. Snowden, Conductor Rsnie, A.
C.; Edgar Reed, l. S. Jos s. Carols, o.
s.; Z. II. Stocked, Z. w. 2.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at........-.5.S1 A. NJ and o.UO P
arrive AT Chattanooga. 400 A. N. and 800 p. NJ.
Shelbyviile and Tullahoma Accommodation.
Arrive al lN.2J A. NJ
(Sundays eKcepted)
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i9-Hl niauI eht ...-. --s----'--'-
eocorH Washington ana Sfsai"'r" ~
Chattanooga.
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EVANS, FITE ~ 90.
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To ALL
~ concerned. that the undersigned will sell at
private sale, ON or after MARCH y, 1868. Lot
No. L in the town of JOhnsonvilie. Tennessee.
said lot fronting twenty five feet on Cherry
street. and being 100 feet deep By order Of the
Court in Bankruptcy.
q. r. Intrusion. Assignee Of
mars 3w ). q. Wood, Bankrupt.
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sttsl wasisingt0B and southern wa
chattanooga.
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r,suvIrI.r ANn Neutrality-suspicious. RAIIRoAD

Passenger Trains.
caves Nashville at....-4'45 A. N. and 5.l5 p ~.
Arrives al Nashville at...6:i5 a. NJ and 7:lo A. A.
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Taos. n. FRAzIER. GEO. J. SrUBBLEFIFLD.
W. K. RANKIN.
Frazier, Stnbblefeld & Rankin,

HAVE ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES To-
III gether IN the practice Of law. and will
practice in al the Courts Of the city.
Office No II Deaderick st, near the Square.
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For Cairo, ~. Louis, Memphis and
New Orleans.
HlHE FINE PASSENGER STEAM 49,.
A bk IHltsnan. WM. .5TKOSG. ~ -
Master. q. W. DAVIS, Clerk. will $500
leave as above on SATURDAY, the 18th inst.
at O'Clock P.E
For freight or passage apply on board. or =
CORBErT a BOYD.
Al aud ~ Front street.
HARRISON 4 SONS.
mar27 q W. A. PEBBLES. Agents
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nreatur. Memphis and Ne" orleans
ia.el midnight. ''O' - -
Memphis and New Orleans
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NAgHVIILE AED DECATUR RAILROAD LtNE.
Columbia Accommodation Train:
Arrive al Nnghgile 30 4. ~
Leave ....-.-.-.'---s-'''.-.'--.''' S''' r ~
Mail ard Accommodation Train
Leave Nashville at. ......s-..s''.-.-. 80 a. ~
Arrive NJ Nashville I'D ?. NJ
leave Nashville at.....---...------'..s ~, p n
80. "a Naeh,iI ~ A. n.
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SECOND Northern.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
I7th Day of April 1865,
Nashville and Chattanooga
r A / Ii O A ID .
Great Central all Rail Route,

Two Daily Trains from Nashville,
making close and reliable cOnnee-
tlOns. tor Washington, Haiti
more, Philadelphia, New
York, Atlanta. Charleston,
Savannah. etc. and ali
Eastern, Southern and SeRboard cities
ON AND AFTER MARCH =. 1865.
~ Trains will leave Nashville at $50 A. NJ
q p. NJ. making connections as above.
TULLAHOMA ACCOMMODATION
Leaves Tullahoma at 5:35 A. a.. arrives Nash
Vile 1920 A. NJ Returning, leaves Nashville
r. NJ. arriving Tullah0ma s.3o p. M. This
train makes close cpnuectisn ~ Wartraee with
Shsibyville trains.
North bound trains connect at Nashville with
all divergibg railroads for points North and
West.
Sleeping Cars ON all Night Trains.
Good Eating Houses and ample time for meals.
T.. ~. EWING.
General Superintendent.
ISAAC LTTf0N. Gent Ticket Agent
mars q
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rdreneid and Kentucky R.R.
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maxwell EXCHANGE.

AIR v. DDBANOBSkY INFORMS Ills
vi friends and the public that he has opened
a saloon at
North corner. entrance from Cherry street.
He will keep the best Imported ant Domestic
Wines and Liquors. Beer and Ale. His estab-
hshmenti n neat aud cnmm0dious, and customers
Will ind the MAXWELL EXCHANGE pleas
ant retreat az ali hours. marls I'm
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RAILROAD AND STAGE TIME TABLE

once Hours.
Fron to6P.u. Sundays. 7 to 9 A. n.
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IA, shipped 266, and sales Of 1S5, as fol-
lows: 81 at %, 20 at 22l, II at 21I, 4 at 81,
6 at 20, at 10, 2 at Isl, at is, ? at II,
and at Is.
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Leaves Nashville Tuesdays. Thursdays ana
willie Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays ct
o'clock p. N.
LEwIsBURa AND EoLREsvrLLE STAGE
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday and sat
urday at T:30 4. NJ, arriving at Lewisburg same
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aFags.
EirsG Northern.
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FnarFTEID AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive NJ Nashville at.....-.........--. l0.uo A.
Nachvf11r n ~ P "
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10 II D.. n .sta-sssss 80
Northwestern ". Y.
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ssberfy-via Stewards Perry. Gainesville and
Statesvile.
Tbursaav 1900 midnight Thursday 5:00r NJ.
lebanon via stage.
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TbomasvIIIe via Stage.
Thnrslay
10a 4ti4nfgff BOO P. ~.
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Leaves Nashville ..... A n
Arrives nj ?. N.
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Spaniibes.

0ran3: Nun ia, tas serfebt h9 AM &ane,
10 lanse bic ein1ubrei9ere 8laile in Cuba feinen
,ArlGlub an lie Ser. Staaten pini@t ta tpirs
F9 unlsre &eaieruns aud nidt blamiren.
Mbrian: Sntenen Iabt ll9 bieriber jest
gar nibts 8efimn1tes ia9en. Gs mrsen uusrr'
bersslebene gsrpidluuseu nit bem Mutterlansf
Spaneu, B. /, nit ter prosiiuril@en &eeisTiS
bort eintreten, bic es ben Gubanern, rsr, re;eben
benz tefsenben stsils auf isnsr 'S9S Fin anialus
Sniel wani9snswertb ma&ezs fSme.
an tie Ser. @taaten ~ Sf 2 NIT isiner f;r1ben-
pstat: St1s' s,,r}s eat bod rs@t 'umm unS
furmer'leea n Welt bas er slsi4 ant anfans
a"p'''''lg. Tidsn Budsfnb ssseist. 5attsa ii9
pt" .aamsiiden ReOulu;ssr nur uniere ameritani~
'SSs gerfai1uns gum Muesr senummsn unb Ste
Iiaiunsfreibeit int 10 abrsnSinne bes @or>
tss sruflamirt 70 batteu ie mr. auf ben uniinni,
asn Ginfaa fcmmsn tSnnsn, an @aribalM unh
5dinberbannes bas firdlids Gsentbu"~ ""sa
oreifeu, Ssluiten uub NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. }" VIZ
treiben. > 5umbus! IN |
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Np. 81.

GUT Mustilsuns tes S@isn,a tss pbutins. 1863
bis 81.
9. GpneiL erfes laterauildes Grneil sebaltsn
I'M fGpIli9en palalte 3u &pnt. 1923.
10. Gpnel speites lateraniides Grncil.
1889.
II. Grncil, brittes latsraniirtes @pncil.
1179.
IL. Giertes lateranil6es @pneil. 1915.
13. Gpneil BON Syun. 1916.
II. Gpncil Srn 2ypn. 1874.
IS. Gpncil Spn Sienne. 1311-1312.
16. Gpncil fiinfteS lateraniideS Grncil unter
ben papRen SuliuS II. snb Geo Y. 1912 bis
1917.
II. GpneiL spn Irient Scm 10. De;ember
1915 bis 3. Deg. 1868 unter benz ppntiffate
paul ILL.,, Sulius ". rub YiuS ".
1S. Gcncil Ypn 9pm unter vius TX. frlst an,
s. Deg. 1869.
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Meibesfplae <r r. of'me'''%en
yDncilien.

| .,.eil, ron 9iicda, sesen ben Nrianismus
IT,
oc'
1''2. grneil, spn Grnfantincpel, BEL BEN baa
misunderstanding BON Nicaa beltGtist unb BEN
yatriar9en BON Gunfant. ber erae Stang mad
bent papfe susef8ert tpurbe. 381.
3. Guneil Scn gpbeius sssen bic 3eserei bes
Nefrrius, 431.
4. Gunetl spn Gbaieeopn, sesen bic aebere;
tes Guti9es. Isl.
5. Gpncil. smeites Guneil SOP soaltanttnopeL
no man bic S9rifteu ter gsforianer Sbas BON
Gte1a, 5bepbpres BON g. uno Sbeeerr BON
Moplurf sertammte. oo5'
6. @cneit, hrit.es Guneil ssn Gcnfantinrpsl
oene~ ." Monutbelisnus: 6S0-68t.
Z. Gcneil, speit~ Gsneil BON slieaa> sesen
bic giterflrme. 787.
8. GuneiL ,ierss guueil sru Gpnfautiuopel,
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s. Sm Sturm unb Orana ter ltmltGnbe &C.

S. Snt Sturm 11nb Oran9 ter mItanbe &C.
i9iebt eben ManGes, tuas ipater bei naberer
lleberlssuns unb 8eriidF9tisuns aaer gerbalt>
nile ais iibereilt unb unsere9t dd berausfellt,
unb stelleidt mag eS bic resplutipnare Yartei 1T
Spanien jest idrn sereuen, bab lie ibrem @i-
eerpiQen eesen bic alten firdliden Snfitutiunen
70 frsien @pieIraum sela6en Bat; trcenr9 fe
Bios ibrer eieenen @a9e tei alien &crurtbeils=
freien fdaben n,ubte.
.. Sd babe NIT benz NeSrlu;;er r=Yacf gar
feline Nadf9t mebr. Sie n,aden's iiberal 10
unb i6iittsn bas &inb nit ben, 8ate aus. Gs
iinb bic intplsranteisn 5rppfen auf @rttes CRIB
bcben nnb basu bic abideulidfen eusner nnb
9eudIer. yrim unb Garitalbi iino gang iiber
einen unb benielten 2eiten s'i9lasen. sic
i9pdsen ron &elisipns- unb @etpiilcnsfreibeit
baben aber ielbf tpeber &elieiun nod @ewiilen,
beu9elu pruteQantif@en Ginfaltsfinieln trunber
tpas spr BON ibrer 8itel, unb tann 1T bic @oi'
fertis. tpirb feinen Munat tauerl,, 10
tuerben idcu Dusenbe sun lusenannten esanss<
liiden Miiiiundren unb Miiiunarinnen nit it,
rem Gospel bas ipanilte @plf su erleu9ten iu.
den. grim 1T ibr 5auptpatrpn, Der es barum
AUDI publ sertient, BON ibnen in ibren 3alenber
seiest su tperten.
q. So arg 1T es inbeiien bod ni9t peter.
8leiteu mir nur sans selailen babel. Sn spa-
nien it nod Gin gutter fatbulil@er 9ern Surban~
ben. llnb bic babim sebenben preteifantii&en
Yrebiser uerben es balo senus ieIber ausfnben
uno ber,li& serne tuieeer an bic &Idreiie ten-
ten... .Nu9 pirb, ME in anteren 9dntern, IL
AUDI in Spanien ter bic Stride 70 unIanft beriib>
renee Sturm tuieberum 1ein @uteS baben. Gas
l1nniise unb Gaule lSa il9 babur9 ab. Oas
5aupt Der Stride bat feline meiisu Mbii9tsn ba=
tei, trenn eS einen fir9liden Sturm eintreten
labt.. ...sSir tiirfen ne serseen, yeter, bab bic
resoIutirnaren unS fir9enf.inbli9en Glemente
tlus ais @erfSeus bienen lit scr 5anb @pttes,
UNI ras @rIb Ypn ben Sdladrn gu reinieen.
y. Oes enti9ulbist aber bic erbarmli9en
Girdenfeinte nidt bic jebt in Spanien, tpie III
Stalisr, 9aiern unb Senerreid Jrpnt ma9en1
......gs mar ZEN 5erren Yrint, iSerrano W
Gunicrten iebr lsidt ten muri& sepor'
Sbrrn Der StUnisin ISABELLA II. su sertrjs''eF"
aber aufsetaut baten fe tafir nod rata' ne"e
fable .3unante baben fe nod ni619anen tr''>
nsn, unb tas 9clt fanst III tep vruo'nssn es'
reits su murren an, unb meu*es e1n'''al Der Ne<
sieruns prims unbSerrosrs iiterbri'li's setpur' !
ben 1T, bann it es irsero einem sllldl'@enYn"'
teurer etsu 70 Iei@t eie sesenmartissn "av'ya' ~e
ter au 0ir,en, MI IS ieusa serer''' ~a'' o'a~
bella II. III erADrcnen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-12
: 1T NSei1natbt balls!

Das crbabenite Geit Der Gbritenbeit bic &C.
burt bsS @elterlGlers, wel@er bic iunislte unt
1inniste &elision ter 9iete unb Sittli9feit itif>
tete, unb &pbbett, Milbbeit unb Giniternib aus
Der Menldbeit serbannte, riidt beran. Gs 1T
nitt nur baS frDblibfe uuierer tir9li1en Gefe,
fpnbern aud sasienise, ,pelbe5 am meifen gun.
fiblenben, benfenben, firni9en Semitic ipri9t.
@dpn bic tribe Sabresseit nit BEN fur3en Ga-
gen f9eint seeisnet ben Meniden sur Gintebr
in iein Snneres auf3ufprtern, oenn bic 9fatnr
unb Mubenpelt bietet ibn ia feinerlei 3eritreu<
uns unb Sinnenreis mebr. Das Sinferben bes
WRansenlebeus, bas er furs sprber NIT an9eieben
bat per bescnnsne Wiuteri9laf Der Natur &C.
n,abnen BEN Menlden antas 3iel frines eise-
nen Oaleins, an BEN Gpb, an bic &edenI9aft
scn Der Mnweneung ieines 0ebens, bas ibn aur
genuguns selieben ,pcrten 1T. @ie erfreu>
li9, trE1li9 unb erbebeno 1T eerabe Ia Der g.
bante, baB Der 5eilanb in bic @elt sefcmmen it,
benz ewisen Sob Elm @npe su MAIDEN uno ben.
Gldubisen emises oeber unb polle @eniise au
i9afen! @ie ermutbisenb unb beleliseab bic
0sl9aftisuns res @emiitbs in bieien Easen tes
triiten WinterS NIT benz bebren @ebeinnib ber
Grlvluns, tpel9e bur9 bic @eburt bes Ginsebu-
rensn spm gater, tur9 bic Neni6merbunggpt<
tes, eurd ben Spfertpo beS reiniten lnb 19ulb<
lrlelten allcr Nenlden Spr ii6 9ins! Darun,,
. @briit, sete III cieien Sosen Der eNsen,etnen
Ureube, mo Der eidtslans bcs sSeibna9tstau-
mes aud in eas rerh1rtetite 0emiitb cine milbe
5ellc pirft unr Der Sutelruf tes bel9enften
&inte5 ME cine Grinneruns an bic 3eit unierer
esenen llnldule unb barmluien 8inbbeit grit
bsnb at unier inneres Sbr ldlast sebe in bic
isn iti0en &ubetascn in bid unp iu@e Elm Sabr
pel9es tu sieueidt im 0etpibl ee5 9etens nar
irsiiGen Gjeibaften unegebanfen sspiomet bat
te(, ned nit sutsn, bIberen Gjebanfen gu be-
i9lieeen, eenn aud earum III bic @eihna4taseit
slsidian aui ben SGsicepunft hes Sabres &C.
Rea., tae iie bsm Gbriitsn cine Mabnuna 1ci su
jsner e|iutissn gtnfa!t, ;a Susent unrsSsisbsit
unt ienem ibiid,nn gEanrel jenem @cttper-
traueu, nit tpel6em mir ieben Gang int 2eben
besinnen une spQenben iraen, ,.m nit ten en-
sell9aareu, bic ben 5irten auf benz Jelee srl9ie<
nen, jutelnt preiien su fpnnen: Gbre isi @rtt in
Der 5vbe unp Jriete auf Green nnb ben Men-
ldsn sin @rblsefaQen tur9 Denisnisen, be1en
Gridei,en in unlersr unScufcmmenen @elt mir
in tielsn Iaeen feiern
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-12

-9Sie berSultatt uber bic &e9te Der tatbo-
lii@e't Stride benft fat ct in bieiem Scmmer
in stnem Grla6 pber vgerat", tpie bas in Der
1artst beibt beutli@ ausseipro9en. Dariu
beibt eS tuSrtli9 70 uDie 8atboliten iuuen
freie l1ebuns ibrer Relision baben !; bic @uu<
perneure ber Stabte, bic @enerale unb ber Wa-
siarat foaen taflr fursen, bab bic Ratbulit.n in
Der l1eauns ibrer &elieiun ui9t sefSrt perben.
ile iooen teinsn gOruanb iu@en, um lie iraenb
pie III bslafisen wesen Musatuns ter Reliaion.