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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-10
A. T. BATCH
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p., 49,, p,,,xv, N t;oySENnENT sHCusuEs.
No RAssAusT. NEW. IoRK hS., O. I TSSS,, :,
mo ORR CUSTOMERS AND CORhESRON-
nARvEy YAK

4 DRSTs; A., ..,.n,.., ,,s A., ,,D,s,,,
vS S snseS 70 Sff L the G'SS91 GG
boBds funded At not over four or four and
Vs SEQ b bs price Of bonds compared with
ether Of securities paving an qaa tate OF lnIseL E
SBn inquiry Prof'Abe forms OF investment which money
'H1 % 10y the premium which may realized upOn
s S topd the debt Al lower rate Of interest
sac Is 1m Is f by early ali boides they
sstes would afford the safety to justify an e.
s1sOee. -, d, ~. o.v.,,,..r, and n.
consequent heapness Of It's securities rendered them 90 ee
iron tss cause o@Gse . ,I ~ s soU5ttV aud diverted At
tspon non other classes Of securities which hto before Oes
su and sound to meet the wants Of the most cautious
,svestors. -, ,,-.,,.u,o,
t :. s obly really as securities to hold general
ether forms Of Investment hitherto deemed Of the highest
capital for and r. roosGn Of
hereafter bot, comparatively low rate ofin1eIs: can be dt
sr other int which capital not employed
,tst and rr investigation Into the security other classes
bonds from which larger income nay be derived IS basis TOT wise
discrimination the part Of prudent investors therefore becoming
@ Of large %s, "a those desiring i e GIss
f themselves they must therefore, rely u great measure upon me re-
and whose 6dey and Judgment they can eoubde
Tbs Of the legitimate Offices and Pabe duties connected with
When he required the capital Of the country for its pre-
Afforded for the time being the most and
and influence placing the p OF
people h disposal Of the Government and placing IL the hands
We pride and satisfaction the record which our books
sfsd oman hundreds Of millions invested through u.s. and 70 the
magnificent result a..
longer borrower IL no longer needs the
oounry capital desires gratefully and boDoaby to repay H.
The enterprises Of Peace no less nsedu IN iheF tine ana p
welfare the and cost OF war eau m
capital which the Government longer needs and o % m use
longer pay sno h
security stable aud enduring as the AIN OF the aaon
The applications information and advice which are addressed 70 n
daily how universal the desire for assurance as 70 "t
pbe than Government securities AZ present mar
bet rates entitled the confidence OF investors
pressure has led 10 feel The importance o. atehg
bankers large experience and our iaenes
reliable nOmsOnto the work OF happRg IN some
measure results Of inquiries TO those WHO may De
disposed o cOn6de 10 good faith and JUDGMENT
We offer those who may be Influenced y or G
aeeumuang capital or I'D eiehang o
bonds ANYTHING Which, according our best Judgment
thar the National ohgaons the
selves hitherto principally identified ourselves
recommend 70 others any security ID SeD
not oarseyes wiling 70 invest . $500 9, -.. 49,,
PACIFIC RAILROAD LoANgeh
ali these requirements have caJ examined many
hui have found DO other would fully until the following
placed hands,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-10

TIE KING SAID To BE OCT or DAkGER'
..ft. FIORENCF, Tuesday, Nov, 3. 1859
The official paper OF this city publishes the follow
ing announcement to-day: THE physcians attend
ing King Victor Emanuel now report him entirely
out of danger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-10
SPAIN.
WHY TOPErE RESIGNED.

Madrid. Tuesday. Nov. p 1862
Daring the sessions of the Cortss yesterday Gen.
Prn. EARL in reply " question, that AdaSiTai To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-10
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

MR. GLADsTONE's SPEECH AT THE LORD MAYORS
BANQUET-THE CONDITION OF IRELAND.
LONDON. Tuesday, Nov. g. ls69-Midnight.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-19
published March 11th.)

AN ACT so amend certain specified sections Of
chapter 1U7 of the general statutes, being an
act for the assessment and collection of taxes.
Be at enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Kansas:
SECTION /. That sections number thir-
ty-one, tlIirty-three, thirty--six, thirty
seven, fifty-three and sixty-one of chap
ter 107 of the general statutes of Kan
sas. being an act for the assessment and
collection of taxes be amended so as TO
read as follows: Sec. 81. 1t shall be the
duty of the township assessor in each
year to list and value all the real and
personal property in his township moi
expressly exempted from taxation. Sec.
80. The assessor shall from actual view
and from the best sources of inform
alton within his reach, determine as
nearly as practicable the true value of
all taxable property within his town.
ship according to the rules prescribed
by this act for valuing property. Sec.
80. The township assessor shall on or
before the first day of June of each
year make out and deliver to the coun-
ty clerk of his county q return in tab
ular form, in q book to be provided
them by said clerk, of the quantity, de-
scription and value of each parcel Of
real property subject to taxation in their
respective Townships in numerical or
der, as the lots and blocks or sections or
subdivisions thereof, with the name of
the owner if known, set opposite TO
each of said parcels, and in q separate
column the value by them attached to
such parcel or description. Assessors
may commence the work of assessment
on the third Saturday after the first
Monday in April, and the said trustees
of the various townships shall meet al
the county seat of their various coun-
ties three days before the day fixed FOL
commencing assessment OF each year
and then agree upon an, equal valuation
of such property as they may be called
upon TO assess. : II shall be the duty d
the county commissioner to direct tbs
county clerk to procure from the lane
once Of the proper district or districts
an abstract or abstracts of all lands en-
tered subsequent to the FIRST day of Ju
| IL -of the previous year, and all land
shown by said abstract and not appear
ing upon ths tax roll shall be enterei
upon the roll By the cOuaky clerk Is 500
as the abstract shall be received. Sc,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-19
The BALLOT.

We quote the following eloquent ex-
tract from Senator Pomeroy's laie speech
OH the Constitutional Amendments:
Amy man who supposes that you can
disfranchise any innocent citizen, with
the lights of the past blazing in his face,
has become blind and will not or cam
not read the lessons of experience. The
ballot is its own instructor. 1t is an ed
ucator. 1t teaches, and it speaks a Ian
guage, and that for human rights. 1t is
the great vindic ltor and protector of
individual and personal, no less than of
national honor and character. But hui
man nature, claiming its rights, has no
sex; the mind and the soul have no
gender, and there is no blending the re-
sponsibi1ity of one citizen into that OF
another. Sir, the criminal for himself
or herself goes alone to dungeon or
scaffold. To his own master he stand
eth, falleth; and by no ingenuity or
continuance can the responsibility of
one citizen be shifted upon the shout
ders of another. In the primary and
individual capacity must each speak,
vot", pray, believe, love, hate, live and
die Tor himself or herself alone Stamped
upon every soul is an individual char
acter and individual responsibilities
which can neither be laid aSid nor trans
ferred to another. In this respect no
one can nave representative character.
In this ordeal each one stands for him.
self. and no one for another. These re
the duties of this life Which cannot be
discharged by proxy. You are your
own free agent, but You have no power
of substitution and it cannot be dele
gated. These are duties pertaining 10
ones self alone, and ii is monstrous to
talk of one person voiing or represent
ing another in the unorgaiIized and pri-
mary state. AS well may he live an
others life or die anothers death.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-19

TREEs.-In England the savlns have
for many years past urged upon the peO-
pie the necessity of planting trees in or
der to replace the depleted woodlands of
the island. and also, TO prevent the arid
sterility which always follows the total
destruction Of forests. 1t is well estab-
lished fact that land totally denuded of
forest trees soon becomes unfruitful and
sterile. Palestine was once a country
Astounding in grapes ard wine, and lit
orally flowing with milk and honey
now it is one of the most detestable and
destitute portions oftlIe habitable glob ?.
England, owing TO the clearing up of the
forests and denundation of the lands is
rapidly becoming wide waste, like de-
generate Assyria.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-19
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR ne
CHARTER
COOKING STOVE.

Stove in the country We have sold over
twenty different kinds OF Cooking Stoves, but
have never found any stove as good rs the
Charter. II you want . stove. By all means
Charter.
And If Il Is not the hest you have ever used
return IL and get your money back. Ii you
want the stove that has the largest oven and
takes the longest wood, is less liable 70 crack,
and the most even baker, buy the
Charter
Read Whist the Press say ct ths
Charter.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-19

Two men will start together in life,
the one keeping his head cool with
water, the other muddling his brain
with liquor. At the end of ten years,
the latter will be just dropping into q
drunkard's gave; but just before he
drops, you'll hear him say: t'Stonish-
ing what difference 'er is in iifei That
feller started same's l did, am every
thing he touched turned to gor; an
everything touched turned TO ashes--
'stonishing what q difference ier Is in
life ESQ
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Charter.

We have given the charter . full and fsi
trial and pFonOunee IL the ne plus ultra
stoves and all that can be desired in its lisa.
II is unsurpassed aa ready, quick and even
baker. Wees eheeTfelly ree0Eaznsmd e ~ -
stove for the farmers and 8s9 gRasA1 ho&sae
keepznRs<SEs1o 75OufaeJ. IS l e1a
$ One of oar eldese ssExleEs, zp0Etn8 g 49,.
sas, via St. Louis, toek bis gt1pes Dc
another one Ike tEs-E69PoacS 1SfoGas. As51
&c Il very even hAkzr, takee hlzt aIEtae1 nj
and is very durable--0 sase Chgecies
While maaF az tbs modern euOkk2 Gsszl
hGve god rSfnkzs ~ hEVs 60 - ese ID
has 80 WazS 61e6hes3 p1luzo - - Ck4zsr
ma0s y C37He@312ns e EHzsz1ls-zassa5
We md mere eood pclnss n rs chaz4x ktaE
any othsr seove, while Il eoeee No HnsEe thaE
others.-C oHne3 GIQee pYeeE sso -
5szT7Ts1 fF1ss ERAEHE3 REYT0N.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-19

The Lawrence Tribune says that "from
present indications, more grape vines
will be planted in this county the coming
spring than ever before. The farmers
generally are beginning to learn that the
grape vine is one of the most profitable
at small cost, and hence will plant more
or less. G3ass
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-19
CHARLES wHEELoCE,
ARCHITECT & BUILDER,
EMrORIA. KANSAS

Elevations Of dwelling houses. store fronts,
churches, school houses. etc.. drawn up with
neatnrss and dispatch. Also working draw
ings and specifications Of the same. Is also
10 do all kinds Ofcarpentpr and Joiner
work by day or contract. Has located perma-
urntlV i'm Fmporia.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-27

wurttember9.
@tuttsart. Die in @urttembers ip
1anse in Der Sdwebe 9eweiene unb auf benz
lesten 2anbta9e bur6 cine Snterpeaatipn an
ben Mintter bes Snnern neuerbtnss CUR
@pra6e eefommene 8anffraee bat nun enb>
lid TIRE 2Diung %9efunoen, tnbem ppr etnisen
Easen nprt &Snt9e bic Gpncefipn CUR @rin<
buns eines plrttemberetfden @%anfinititut5
auf Mftien ertbeilt tpprben 1T, pel4es bic
Ttrma v@urttember9tiae gereinsbanf" en-
balten piro. Die 8anf fpa NIT etnem Mf>
~tienfapttal pon S MtQtpnen @ulben 9esran>
bet tperben unb eS erfolst Iofprt bic Gontt>
tutruns nit Der &ussabe ber erfenS erte Don
l Mil. @uleen.
- SIN 8etreff Der 8%ewafnuns unb @us<
riiituns Der spartten1berstfden @apalerie unb
MrtiIerte treten nadtebenbe 8eftmmunsen
eiu. Bel Der GapaIerie trerben 80 Mann
per Gscabrpn nit 3unbnabelearabtnert aus
serafet; bic ubrtse Mannf1aft fubrt bic &C.
aosene Yifp1e +; Der btsberi9e YerculftonSea<
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MusIGnb tf9es.

. ct. @a1erer :3ts. >tantlth, sic bei
jeber @ele9enbett ben &atbplt;tSn1us unb
fetne 8efenner nerbd6ttet, bradte etnen Mr>
tifel seser ben Sartbiidpf DON Slrnit.
Der 0runbun9 bes li6eralen gerefts
1T ct. 0aQen fpl9te Don fatbplil1er @eite
bte 0runpung bes @ius = 8eretns, u,b Der
rabtfalen Meitatipn fc1eten fatbo1iiAe
Observation-Disclosures, welhe bas @preeben
beS 8t1dpfS outbetBen. Die @einlihfeit
aber ermabnt bic @ldubteen, nt6t 1drger
mebr fp16e 8ldtter ;u uater1isen, tpel9e
Bel ieber Oelegenbett bic fattpltlhe Stride
fAmdben.
SON 2usern 1T eine rot ben an9eiebenfen
8atbpliten uaterjei9nete Gut immunosMbrei<
fe AT pen8tihof BON ct. @aQen a%b9eaanaen
uno dbnltAe Mpre0en fpleen aus a1pere11
Sbetlen Der Gipsenp6enlAaft,
Gs9ebt M11en Sen &rager.
-MnS Warihau tptrb unternt 5. Sanuur
9eidrteben : Die sab1retAen epanseli1a
lutbertfAen ultp refprnirten @emetnpen in
0tttbauea merber ppn SEM berri1enoen STUFF
1tfictrua9szSp1tem nt9t mtrber en1pfinbltA
terltbrt, ais bic fntb. Stride. Oie Mitalie>
Der Der %erferen @enteinben 9ebDren iberpte>
geto bent beutfhen, bic Der lebterr bent ppl>
niiaen Startme ait unb pdbrenb bisber tn
ben lutberti9en S4ulen fdmmtltae Inter
rt6tssegeaitdnoe 1T beutlAer, unb in Ser re-
fprmtrten 1T pplntiAer Spra9e pprsetra9en
tpurben, lit jebt 1T benShulen beiber epanae>
ltiAen Sefenntntbe fiir fdmmtli6e 9ebr>
9e9enfdlbe, 1elbft fir bic Gelteipn bic
ru1it1he Sprahe ais MISUNDERSTANDING ein<
9efIbrt.
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y it'd 6.
NreuRen nnb Nfprbbemtftber Suub.

- Der dltefe Spbn bes &rpnprin3en unb
Der &rpnprin5eiin, @rtn5 Srtebrt@ @ilbelm
gictpr gilbert, feierte ant q. San. ieinen II.
@eburtsta9. "a etnem alten 9erfpmnter
bes fDntsltden @auies semab bic @rin3en
naa 5urild9ele9tem 10. &ebensjaDre gu Diff
sieren err1at1rt tperben, au4 bieSn1isnien bes
bpben Srbens pom S9war3en Mbler anlez
gen! 70 bate Der jun9e @rin3 ait bteiem Sage
otelem 8raude Tpl9e 81 letten.
Die Snpetttur Settens Setner fDntslt9en
ppbett nes @rin3en DON @aleS nit bteier
hnben Questioning bes bpben Srbens pom
Shpar;en Mbler fat eben ftattsefunben, uub
bte eerentonte fann nidt ais cine b1pee bDf~
lt4e ebrenbe3eusnas betra9tet tperben.
Sp pie a1e aftpen preu6iIAen Off
;iere, pbne lnteridieb bes &anaes, au t9rer
@erbetrathun9 Der @enebmieuna bes &Dnias
bebirfen, 70 muTen iest audi bic nt6tpreubt>
faen, gum nprbbeuti1en 8unbesbeere aebD<
risen aftipen Sff;tere bic @%enebmtauna it,
res 2anbeSberrn einbp1en.
- Wents befannt 1T es, baB @raf Bis
r,ard unter fetnen pteler Srben aua bic
RettunssmebaiQe trdst. SIM @pmmer 1912
1Gntlid, ais er bic uebun9 Der Starsarber
Qanbpebr>ll larens Sdpabron BET Qippebne
III Der Meunnart mitma4te uab eerate NIT
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-27

Bite Wiener freuten fih, bab Der Spring 9enu9
oeutf4 Sertebt, um felbfl bet Qpfalptb au Be-
LADEN. MuA bent bannpYer'iden !3pfe In
9tebin9 baben bic fremben 6errlhaften IT.
rem geiu@ semaGt.
= Sn ben Slort5bDrfer Stablperfen BET
Wten wurbe elmer Der fdperlf en 0ubetlet'
blpde, BITE liberia upt SDrfpmnten, bergefeQt,
nd1nli6 Der Mnbos fir ben eroben Dampf<
BANNER int @ewidte Ypn 1000 3ent1er. Da
fpl9 ibtpere Stlde it6 faum tran5pprttren
laien, ntubte Der 9(mbps auf bernielben
@lase ge9p7en tperSen, ben er betm @ebrau<
DE etn5unebmeu BAT. Der @uD 5elbf, aus
5pei ipesieQ bafir erfauten Sefen, betrteben
bur9 2ofpmobtle, bauerte II Stunber unb
farb pbne StDrun9 fat. Gtnen 8egrtf Don
Der @rDBe zines berartt9en 0esenftanbes
11aht ttan fA, wenn mat bebenft, baB BITE
Nbfublung b%eielben mebr ais aat Wpden
beanlpru1t.
2atba6. Die Slpsener lafen lid's
'pas fpien, um tire bramatiihe 2iteratur
ralh oufbie @b9e berWesenmart su bringen.
SIR bas beite 2ibrettp elmer GlpSenil 1en To-
mtiAen Sperette bat Der QusI9ue beS bteii<
9en bramattfAen Gereins etneu Nrets pDrt 25
f., fase finf unbswaniis @uloen aussef9rte>
ben. Beperbungsterr1tn bis 10. Mpril. Mu6
fDlGe Manuifrtpte, benen Der @reis ni6t auz
erfannt tperben fam, tperben entlpre9enb bp<
nprtrt.
Yefb. aus etnent 8riefe Sran3 9tsat's,
melAer bte @inlabun9 gu etnem Gpneerte tn
9eftb ablebnt, tbetlt u9pn" pas Spl9enee
nit
,Die GrfuQuns meirer finflertf1en Nuf>
eabe erbetiht eine rnbise, suriidse;psene Nr>
beitlamfett. Seine Der 8elddftteun9en, bic
nit etnem periDnltden Dfentlthen Muftreten
perbutoen finp, pabt nebr ftr mtd."
Sbwei;.
Bern. SIN rererer ;3ett aeptnnt etn 6ar>
helssweis Der Sdpei3 timer 9rDbere &us~
bebnun9 unb 9epdbrt Gauiereen lpbnenoe
8ei 9afttsung unb Oewtn,t, ndnli9 Der Gts~
banbel. Gang eipnoer5 1T bies Der SAT- I'M
otesjdbrieen Wtnter, telen erite t@alfte fi9
bur9 aubar9ewpbnlt1s Mttlbe ausseiGnete.
Ginse1ne 0letiher rsi1en fat bis an bic Gt~
1enbabn. Die @auptlteferartten inb bic
@letiAer spn Oasps unb berSeefaplana, bic
muir wentse Stuasen spn Ger G%tienbabnta>
tim MeNeafelb ~entfernt lfnb fte ltefern be-
retts bas Cts fits Varts.
= Die 4iebe59aben Gus Ilnerifa fiji bic
Wa6srbelhdbteten ftebcn NOD thinner 1T
rethltdem Mabe. Der ySunb" re9tlrtrt
1euerotnaS fplsenbe @%enounaen : ST.. 10000
pp1 Dem iapets. Gp1iul TT Can Traastsfp
a. @enouns), ST. 2l27 BON 8ufalpgp ulttpp,
Wiscpnitn, ST.. 1851 BON Deutl1ea in Da<
Newport, Soma, ST.. $50 spn OeutiGen 1T
81. SpIepb, Mi0purt. gpn pen Deutlden
III 8ueaps 9lpres itnp l0,006 Tranes an9e>
lanat.
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&tr6lt6e 8ert6te.
9es.
C. imetianbt.)
gttber @anberer,

e castings, Sebr. %. 80.
gteber @anberer!
slm Der fp1enen Samitag bet 20. Seb., be>
fudte uns 9afttnser auf fetner Ouraretfe
9p1w. Safpb Grppec Don Wabalbatp 1ta9
fttnem neuen 8ettmmun9sprte @accnta,
CAREER g..
" Oerte1te fann uniern @errn Yaftpr auf
Observation-Disclosures, Ct Ibernabm bic enurn,
ftanb beridii6ttgenb, besbalb ben fpn1tds<
li4en 0pttesbient. Der beuti1e &Dmti9<
&atb. 1nterfutunssperein i9pn LANCE auf
etne @ele9enbett partenb, tint bas ub1ihe
@ttftunesfet 3u fetera, erlu6te @ater Srp<
pee bat1elte 81 talten, mas er au9 berettptl>
1tgft l%lbernabnt. Sp tpurbe ba1n beute, %.
Sebr., bas SeI su9let6 nit Waibinetpns
0eburtstag gefeiert. Der gbpr purbe burh
9errn Madenrptb, Sr9antt mtt2lififten3 Don
3. q. gaub 9elettet. Die Yeter5 Me Ne pur<
Be lnettertaft burhseflbrt. Ma6 Der II,
Mele Yerfu9te it6 Der @eretn nit 6pdw. S.
Srppee an Der Spibe ra9 benz @eitern9ptel
aQpp etnem franfenM itslteb bteS sacramento
9eipenbet wurben. Dar1uf tub Ser 8eliber
bes @eiern @ptel, 3. Matns, Nae su etnent
%frusalen Mab1 etn.
Den Waepniern 9ratuliren mir 3u ibrem
reuer Yai tor unb bpfen, baB er bort cine
quite Mufnabnte 1noen tpirb. Sbnt aber,
bem 6phw. @aterSrppec barten mir hermit
fur bic 1tns seletfeten6an6lun9en beiens,
SIM Auftrase bes @eretns,
Gu9ene Sbein.
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Gorrefpunbens aus 8ien.

uOte @rptitutipn bat inQSienD in,eniipner
an9enpmmen, wie tit feiner anbern 9rpser
Stabt Gurppa's, nirsenbS inbet man BIZ
@auptr.unb sle9anten Straben 70 perunret'
ni9t bur6 Nrptituirte, wte tit @ien; tpebel
in 9an1bur9 nod 1T Serlit trd9t bic Yrpitt-
tuition ibr @ewerbe 70 CUR Sdat,, wie III
@ten."
SD lantenttrt bic u@iensr ntsbttirtldt
8phenidrift" 1T sered9ter Gntru flung, u11b
nit aterfenneswert1engrn fte itber bteSttten,
l%oi9feit, mel0a I'M 3sitalter bes giberalis,
MUS, unter Der neuen Mera 1T Seterreth,
pprsuosmeiie i1 Der .6aurtfanh Ser nrtsile@
9irter-Snte1isen;, nit elmer rie bageweie~
nen llnperl Hdmtbett tint ltb 9reift. @ie
fam es absr altd arher5 (etn, nahbam sen
ben n,eifsn liberalen Sartftaeaern tit ip9e>
nannten gclfsiNrtften, iAlipfri9ea 8prta~
men, TeutQeton~ &rttfela II, {. ~. Ypll m,iersu
bramatil1en uainIlern" II. uSlu ileriaaen"
son vGdreern" ullp uSdneerinnca", in9te.
atern u1o aneipel1, 1T ben @pfen Ser |6Guier
inter NerfelGegleioan9 1t. {. ~, bic un5udt
fDrn1lib f~ultipirt, pper mittelt Geberben u1ts
ter Sertbe9leitun9 geleRrt ,ptro2 sSte lpa
bieles uulaubers u1b verSamme15ipertbe Sc
lddft r;dt blifsn unb ~sSriAte" bri1sen,
1aAbem inter unlerer ultberalen," uneadrt~
ihen" G%ittenppli5et nit neutrality-suspicious.
@eneDmtsun9 unp unter ppli3eiliAer NuflIht
beilpiel5mei1e eine Mann5felo unter benz
9ttel : Die s5ttlide 9iete" bic laseiveiten
grutalitaten pprtrd9t?
2(n eben bemle1ben Sage SsrDfentltht bic
y @tener<3te," pen Siaspti5 aus bem {. t,
aQa. Granfenbaule nnb aus bent Wteaer
Spitals, ppraus td eriefe, bab bic Sspbi~
lis aaen anbern &ranf9eit5fprmen ben Stang
abselaufen bat, unb 1T ben Spttalern alletn
bur6 nabesu 5000 &ufnabmsfdae, tpte int
Jatr 1867 sertreten par, wpbet bic weitaus
:3ab1 jerer Sypbt1ttiiden, we16e
auberbalb iener stpeter Mtener Sriidler
|6eiluns luhtsn, niGtinNehntns esnrmu,et
1T -
Der Oenteinberatb Spn @ten BAT pteien
.unfaubern u,b e%delbaften Oesen1a bur9
bic @antt1tsieftipn wteberDpb1t beratben,
unb CUR Seiettt9uns Sieier mpberaen Sef
GpriAldss arsarbetten laEsn;
cine %bifiinttiee Sei9luDfafaas 1T iaosTea
1aan1isTaltiser |5iabsrniHe btsbsr
nidt erfplet, neil bic i%osenannte &esulirnns
Der @%rpfitutipn. resp. bic bebGrbltAe Gpneeie
fioniruns Der ln3uat, bod einisermaT fen
auf S6wierisfeiten fieb.
90 1ebbaft i'd ubrtaers bent Sgmer3enss
idrei ber nDeeb. Do9enl9rift" iber bic
Sredbett Der wei6liAen Yro fituirten Bet
f%tintrne, 10 barf ih au9 btsr bic n,annlt>
hen@r ofttuirten ni6t perseGen. Inter bte>
le. mdnnliGen grpittuirten sebDren In eriter
2inte jene Gdenfeber unb YFafertreter, MEL
DE NIT tbrem edelbaften 8enebn,en anoers~
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tpsbtn, als auf bic Strabe seb6ren tpirben,
bann sewife S@rtftfeaer, photographer unb
SAaufpteler, tpel9e In tbrer Wetie bas
Sdannse~erbe nit unteritlsen belfen. Mus>
aber ul1b SDrberer Der l1n3u9t fnb, wte6eb>
Ter nno Stebler, elei6 frafbar.
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@@ierter Jafenipnntas. Die tirdlide Stee
bas 8reus suran, Ger ant 8rease elprreiden Sies errunsea.
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!. @enrp Guftu8.

Sde Der 7tea anb Grdaa9e @tra6e, 81. paul.
.,a M9saeensrbettsn uns g:;aierei . Naftrdse mersea ~ ben
pet mtr bef4laeea, pe trsenbwo II, ber Statt. Nlt& be.
items eripfe9lenb, s~aranttre ID meinen @6nneru reeae uub
freunblt@e Detiennna. nj
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Ebep. MfmQenmeifter.. .Mebafteur

81. paul, Minneiota, ben q. Jebruar 1869.