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more than a penny line,) who desire to have
each church insure the life of its minister
l have the following objections to the pro
posal.
1. To say the very least of life insurance
it is matter of doubtful propriety, and min
listers of the gospel, of all men, should be the
last to engage in any scheme for making
money which may give occasion to men to
speak lightly of them or Of their calling
Even if their consciences are perfectly clear
about the matte :, the consciences of their
brethren, being weaker, may be de6led, and
thereby they may commit sin. See | Cor.
viii 9.
2. If the preacher himself have doubts
about the moral propriety of life insurance,
it is no relief to his conscience to allow the
church to do for aim what he would not do
of his owr notion,
8. Each church enjoying the services of a
pastor, who is almost surely pastor pro
tempore,) does not owe him the assurance
that his family shall be provided for after
his death.
4. The practical difficulties arising from a
change of pastorate make the objections to
the scheme insuperablc.
5. The Church at large may easily miss
her footing in the effort to provide for con-
tingencies beyond her reach and outside of
her province.
6. The strongest argument ever urged for
the celibacy of the clergy, will be found in
the effort of the Church to introduce life in
surance as part Of her working machinery.
Lastly, and above all, every true minister
of Christ is already insured.
Mr.. Editor, when get to this point, my
heart is 30 full, and my hand shakes so that
I cannot write. This is theme to speak
upon, not to write about. 1t seems to me
that if I could speak at all, I would love to
dwell upon the power Of faith In God. If
my life is spared, and the river is not too
high, will try and send you letter upon
this subject next week.
In the mean time, 1 want to ask you why
the insurance companies find it necessary to
publish long letters of thanks from all to
whom they pay any money. Do they gen.
orally pay more than they promise?
Yours, &C., SCoTcH-IRlsH.
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HOUSE MOUNTAIN, Aprsl, 1869

HOUSE MOUNTAIN, ApriL 1869.
Mr.. Editor,-It is said that the principle
upon which life insurance company works
is that of a mutual benefit association. This
is curious. How is it possible to make out
the claim of mutual benefit, when the
interests of the insured and of the insurer
are directly antagonistic? The highest pc
cuniary interest of the company depends
upon the long life of theinsured; the highest
pecuniary interest of him who insures de-
pends upon premature death. Would you
say that there is "a mutual reciprocity on
both sides in this case? There is evidently
no purpose of mutual benefit on the part of
those who engage in this business, because
the man who insures his life desires that the
benefit shall be personal not mutual, and the
history of the rapidly accumulated wealth of
insurance companies shows that they are
shrewd enough not to allow much mutually
in their transactions.
The simple and perfectly obvious principle
upon which these societies are based, is that
each party is willing to risk money on the
contingency Of death, and each believes that
he will win. To say that both may win at
the same time, and ~ the same chance, is
absurd. 1t seems tc me that it is worse to
bet on death than on cards. may be mis-
taken, but [ have a sort of sentiment about
the matter that makes me feel that it is
worse.
A recent publicars endeavoring to show
the morality of thes' institutions, says that
they are nothing moic than the formal union
of body of men Who bind themselves to
pay specified amount to the family of each
of their number at his death, thus reducing
their working principle to that of the SO.
called benevolent societies. Now if this be
SO, will somebody tell us how the money is
made; hcw it is possible to employ such a
host of agents at large salaries; and espe'
cially how distinguished ministers of the
gospel (at the North whose time must ne
cessarily be supposed to be precious, can be
procured to undertake this work? The So
cieties of Masons, Odd Fellows, and Sons Of
Temperance, are not great money-making
concerns. Can the agent tell us how insur.
ance companies make so much money? And
if no money is made, can you, sir, tell us
whether the benevolent intentions of these
societies for insuring life spring from pure
unadulterated philanthropy, or whether they
are the offspring of gospel charity?
If the latter, can well understand why
ministers of the gospel should engage in the
work with earnestness aud zeal.
Entertaining such views as do, 1 have
heretofore refused to aid in having oul
preachers life insured. Some of the most
narrowing descriptions of the suferings Of
the clergy that have ever read were writ
ten by insurance agents, (they ought to gel
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1869-04-21

FULL OF LOvE.-The sun is full of heat
and light, and it asks no questions as to hO'0
it shall do good, but is perpetually pouring
out its golden food. The spring that
sparkles at the foot of the hill is full; and,
asking leave of no one, is forever yelling
forth its sweet waters. So the Christian, il
only full of the love of God and man, were
shedding around him benign influences as a
natural result, he could not help doing good
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The DYING BoY.-"Father," said dy-
ing boy, 81 am so glad went to preaching
as well as to Sunday School. When my
teacher and preacher get to heaven, will
hurry to greet them BOTH" Fathers and
mothers, superintendents and teachers, ask
your children and scholars to attend church,
and the day of eternity will attest the wis.
dom of your action.
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is indefeasible. God has freely given him
in Christ all the good that can make him
happy; and he enjoys it and is happy, SO
far as he lives by faith. While he goes on
from faith to faith, his joys increase. Grow
ing faith brings him in richer harvest of
iov
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1869-04-21

KEEN REBUKE.-General Rawling recent
ly dined with man who partook of wine
rather freely, and became talkative. Finally
the latter said, speaking of some body, go
that mine enemy would write a bookl'-
g Your enemy" said Rawlings, pointing to
the bottle, "don't write books"
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1869-04-21

AsUCCEssFUL BOOK is often greater event
than successful campaign. There are
noiseless events in the history of the human
mind that do not scar the forehead of the
world as battles do, yet change it not the less.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1869-04-21

SAVED IN SIN.-There are those who
dream of being saved IN their sins. By a
horrible abuse, they talk loudly of being
washed in the blood of Christ and placed
in gospel liberty, "while they themselves
are the servants of corruption" 2. Peter
Ii. 10. What is this but to cast de6lement
over the sacred tree on which the immacu-
late Jesus died? By this name is he called,
because he saves his people from their SINS. y
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A GOOD MAN, who has seen much of the
world, and is not tired of it, says: "The
grand essentials to happiness in this life are,
something to do, something to love, and
something to hope for"
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1869-04-21

MANY young men are so improvident they
can't keep anything but late hours.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1869-04-21

The END of wrath is the beginning of re
pentsnce.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1869-04-21

He WHO black ems others doeslot whiten
himself.
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LIFE ASSURANCE.

For THE CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
The New York herald., 1869-08-19
LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALE.
>. 4. NICHOLS h CO., Auctioneers.
Over $4,000 worth OF
Elegsnt and costly Household Furnitur

EIeR1nL Ahu COetIy dOubeuUIu
Rosewood Pianoforte, beautiful pArior SUITS,
Fine oil Paintings by eminent artlsts Bronzss,
Works Of Art Ssuary many rare costly Parof OrnAs
ments at public auction
this Thursday morning Angus. l0 q, ioA O'clock a. ths
private residence liz West Twenty sixth
street. block Of broadway near Sixth Th4
will largest and richest Household Furniture sale Of
the goods WIN be sold TO the highest b9ds without reserve
and Cover beautiful Paror sul covered with the rchs!t
description green and gold and crimson and and GOLD
Velvet Brussels Medallion Carpets French plate Pier and
Aante Mirrors Lace Curtains French Furn
iurs imported from Paris marquceris Cabinets bois Dc
rose gded Table Chair rosewood and walnut
Tables China and Dresden Vases walnut Bookcases Writing
Desk and walnut Chsmber Suits, style OF Loua
XIV Beds.eads. Bureaus. wa.hs:.nds CommSd:: sosss
walnut sidebos Extension Tables Dining CnAira Clocks
China and Dinner Sets silver Coffee Ses, leo PtoherA
Casters Waers Spoons, Forks Napkin Rings, Wine SstN
Urns Glass Crystal and Ruby Ware Crocke cutlery
Reliable men IN attendance to cart or p.SE g0ods .or PS P
Broadway Sixth Seventh avenue oars or stages
and corner Twenty-siXth street,
The New York herald., 1869-08-19

J. wILDEY, AUCTI0NEER.-LARqE AND PEP.
"A. emptory sale OF magnificent Household FSrnisure.
rors contained in the large brown stone residence
i3s Ea. Nneteenh street. near Third syenus aye on
psng elegant French san brocassl and an. rep sn>s:
Table Ware; elegantly carved solid black wDp Bedroom
Furniture pure horse hair Msttres.ss patent Spring
The New York herald., 1869-08-19
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

L1OR sALE-NEAT COTTAGE, Z ROOMS 4 ACRE,
minutes from ferry est New Brishton very desirable
residence for small family; $500; tsrma easy.
The New York herald., 1869-08-19

House. Carriage House and II city Lots within 20
utes Of street, at Morrsania all modern i'm.
high and commanding Wow forest trees, lawn
and fruit In abundance; two minutes from horse and nvs
from steam railroad price 830, ,000
II. P. DEGRAAF, Bowery National Bank.
The New York herald., 1869-08-19

DAwNBRoKEKs SALE OF WATCHES AND JEWEL
i ry-JOHN MORTIMER, is East Broadway, OF AGO las
Gold Silver Watches fne old Jewery Guns Pistols
Opera Glasses Plated Ware Musical and other Instrumental
Tools and other valuable articles worthy the attention OF
dealers BY order Aaron, 1877 Grand street.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-29
7MINNESOTA STAATsZEITUhG
NEW DOMINION

@euaicr summers Reoe in Ter Gre
cutive SiBun9 pes Senate6 ae9en cen
MlabamazB srtrae 1T ni6t pbne Tpleeu
aeblieben. Su Canada iompbl pie in
ben meijten anperen brittil1en YroyinSen
fnben mir rpeni9tens u1,ter eintm Gbeil
peS @plfe6 elm 8erlan9en, }t6 ben @erz
einieten Stoaten aniul9lieGen.
SIS baben an Yerl9iecenenpldben prtz
pat @erl ammlunSen Elm Fub:;ei6r SQr<
ger tatt9efuncen, unp perb:bh man ii@
gar ni9t raB rera 9eDenrirtse Stano
oer Din9e in ben Yrpoiu;sn nidt bpn
Dauer lein fann uno oab eine politil1e
llmwdlsun9 in ni&t iebr LANCER Belt fattz
inben mu6.
SIS unterlie9t fetnem 3tpeifel pab si11e
9rpbe Yartet pprbancen TT pel1e bic
l1nabbdn9tsfeit Der Nrp~iassu wunIdt,
aber Der Mun11 fi1 ben 8sreiataten
Staaten in rielem Sale ousu(6lieBen
lbeint ebenio alloemein ;u iein. 5ier;u
f5mmt nad,, rab Die prppuition, pab
Gnalanc fir rie Aloboma T%oroerun0eu
feline Nprp Mmerifanil9en Be|ibun9sn
an un5 attreten foil, Ypn Yielen al5 BIZ
f~irSste uno tete MuF1iuns oieies
fiyli9en 6re9e tetra@tet miro ; nanaertz
liG III elmer 3eit wp cine nsue Mrmiai:
fration ans Murer 8elan9t lit, spelde un-
leren 9eieyli6eu To%rperunaen Na4orud
gu 9eben rerl tebn >pirr. SAT- mS9teN
mir lelbit in pielem @usentlid an eln'
manifest destiny slauben, Gie2Siunl
Der GutaniIdsn Trose ldeint tbrem 3iel'
siemli@ nobe 81 iein.; unp nie Mabam1
Mnsslesenbsit cie auf benz @e9e piplc:
matii9er 8erbanplun9en SieQetdt nod
nidt in elmer ReiDe Don Sabren crleria
>pdre, biirfte> penn rcm @unide Del
0rcbsn Mal1e tit Den Brittiiden prooin:
gen Na@crud seseben mirr> Yisueidt II
&ur5em rortn lire 26Iung erboltcn, bal
baS New d. Iminion int Sternenbanne
Der &epublif reprdienttrt it.
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Der 3rieg uro Sic 9eu@enffatiftif.

Fke#fs@t} atR5 4#I# 48355izS 4N
DIE uNQg. 3t9," briinst unter pbioeut
Iitel einen Nufiab, Der miecer In Der
1bla9enriten @eiie ben Bemeis liefert,
pab Bic bluti9en 5@la1tc1 zines &rieoes
nod Sic 9erin9iten Spfer lnp, pel9e Elm
&ries l%berbaupt forpert. Den rMit=
tbeilun9en aus BEN @ebiete Der Gtatittf,
b%erous9e9eben pom Der t. t. Gentralccm<
million" entnimn1t lie cine @eibe Don 3ifz
fern iiber Sic Spfer> wel9e bic @pipemten
I'M Sabre 1868 III ben beuti1en uno
(la1ii9m Yrppin;en Seterrei65 9efprbert
baben unb fQbrt ZEN entiebli9en Na6z
treiS, baB tie Seu6en, welde oaS furdtz
bare @efolse Der 5eeres3l9e btlpen, bic
mei(en Spfer forpern. @abreno in,
Sabre 1865 nur 1928 perlpnen an Der
Gpicente u1o cer Gbolera sulammen 9e>
itorben fino> forcerte pas &rteeSjabr
1866 bic furbtbare 3abl Don 196,711
Spfern, BON penen 165,292 Der Gbplera
erle9en iinb. Mu6 ben einselnen 3ifern
9ebt aber ferner berpor, bob 9eraee bic
9rpyinien, In pelden bic 5eeresauae (A
anbduften, 0eterrei@ unter per GnnS,
gIbmen, Mdbren, @ali3ieu uno bic
8ufomina), AUDI am idwerften bur9 bic
Seu9en ul1b beIonperS bur@ bic @bplera
betrofen tpurcen. llnc ntdt bort 100
bic feinoltden &rmeen unmitteltar au{
chamber ftieben> fino bic epioemtl9en
&ranfbeiten ant ftdrflten ouf9etreten,
lonoern in ben &reilen> pur@ mel9e ps1
@prz uro Rudmarib itattfanr, tpplelbf
bic 5eeye5ma0en am lan9ften peilten,
Sn unsarn ftnb 1866 an ter Gbpleru
aIein 69,629 Yerlonen 9e1tprben, in be,
1iterre!Glidzun9orii9en Monardte finn
alio ouein Der Gbolera 100000 Men16er
erle9en. Cine Niertelmiuion Menl 9er
1T in SslterreiG ben &rie96isu9sn iber:
baupt gum Spfcr 9efauen in einem Sab:
re, meldes nit weniAen Nusnabmen gin:
fi9en NabrunQs;ultanD pur@ Grnten
batte. Die 3abl Der Grfranften wa'
mincelten rpppelt 70 9roe> ole Die be
@eforbenen. Der beberjioen6wertb
Nuflab idliebt nit fol9enpcn @prten
u@el@e @u,nme Don 2eicen, BON serlt1r
tenn inctpicueuen unr son Bamilien9lid
Spn 8erluit an Nrbeit5fraft unc Gr;ieb:
un9swertb umldlieben pieie 3iHern De
&ir6e bic ra6 Sbr res Md9tisen DC
Grct, enpfeblen wir pieleS Material gu
@eltenrma6u,g in allen 5pffirdm gu
ropas. Die NationalSfrnomie wirc
menn fe na6 Dem Dprsan9 zines GbI
men, Gn9el, @ittltein unp Mnperer re1
@ertb Der bier serni9teten Men19enfra1
berednen wiu. cine enorme Summe !;
Yer5eidnen baben, bic ni9ti in rem 9rpbe
Bu@ Der Staot8i@ulp crlaeint> aber au
rem @erluteonte sabQpler Tamilien !
Der marfpersebrenpen &rie9S< unp Spl
patenidulo Ter @Slfer bin5ufommt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-29
9enrp @aro 8eeber.

Mus einer &eoe welder biel er eminente
&on;el Steiner in elmer Ser ammlun9
Don 6reibancelsz 2cuten in SruotlYn
bielt> fann es nt6t ldoren einiAe Stelen
wieoersuaeben. Beeder la9t:
v@ie 1T IS mSsli6, fremre Nationen
alS &unben fir uniere @aaren unp Yrpz
BUTTE III befpmmeu, mean mir ni6t aletz
der Belt aud lire prpeufte faufen ?
@enn mir Die Sbcorie auItelen, pab mir
MQe6 lelbt fab,tsirea unp proeu3ireu
fSnnen urp ne6balb eu6ldnotlden 5anz
bel nidt gebrauben, auf welde Beiie
mouen mir I'M eren wrobuftsn Mbias per-
ldofen?
@ir BADEN un5 mebr in Mdt Al nsb~
men ppr @prruptipr III Der @eleb9ebun9.
olSGorruption rerGsn;elnen, Sd 0laube
bo6 es 2eute 9iebt wel@e ni9t fduita
iinc> aber rieie ma|bieren jeoenfaQ6 niht
in Neein'cnterN. &sinMen}b fam nil
fen, wie er fihlsn plrpe, menn ibm $1O,z
900 fir Gin einst4sa Sotum ansetpten
wurren. Nmeyteaniide Snbu{trit 81 te
1diiBcn pcrmebrt i1herli1 nid,t rie Mnz
3abl Don ebrlihea 9euten tit Boi firing
ton"
Q3ir mpuen bier mod bin;ufi9en, eaG
sweifelsobne, bek{t6 BET 5teuer unp ST.
nan;fraec> Die Earif7fraae In nd6ftl
3ufunft cine beceutenne &oue in unlere,
Notipnal pclitts %einnebmen miro.
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Derf6iTnne BON ssseisen.

Sb9lei9 ba6 neue unternebmen, Bei>
sen mel@er fir ben Grport rad europa
beitinnmt II, uber Stem Srleans gu per-
ldifen, faum 1einen Mnfan9 genpmmen
bat; 70 lieaen bic 8prtbeile elmer BEL
weitem ttQi9erenE transportation i'm @erz
9lei9 nit Der @bicoso unb Stem Yprt
8erl6tHun9 per G%ilenbobn1 2afe UNI
Canal Yopte, II flar ouf Der 6anc, bab
Der Grfcl9 be6 unternebmers i'm gansen
MiiFiippi Ebale bereit6 ale seidert be-
tradtet werben fam. -
Weisen Spefulauten in Minnelota
mii1en I9pn jeBt ypn 5 bis 10 @ents
mebr fir ben Buibel sablen in Golse be1
btQi9eren Staten fir Transportation.
Bur 3ett alS WeiSen einen Yrei5 Don
$3.50 big $500 e~r;ielte, empfanp pcr
GARNER ni9t ben &erluit in Gol9e bpber
.Spe}en fir Gran6pprt unb 8erlapun9,
aber Bel ben jeBi9en niepri9en preiien,
fam Der Tarnner nur eanr, auf Elm Steiz
gen ietner Yrobufte redner1 uno einen
entlpre9encen preiS erSielen, ren1 ote
Gransportaticnsfoiteu tepeutenp ermdbi9t
,rernen.
Die beoeuteaoften NepraIentanten be6
@eiSenz@ el9dft6 in Seem Uorf, Buffalo,
@bicasu UNI Milwaufee 1inb 81 Dem
Gntl9luB 9efpmmen in tur;em cine @pn7
sentton in @bica9p ~ot;ubalten fIr ben
3wed einen biIi9en Tarif fir bic Ser
i9ifun9 Don @eisen na6 Der @eeflff
gu entrerfen. @ir ,perren {siner 3eit
unierc Sc Ter ppn benz &elultat in &ennt.
tib itben.
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Der Qcler rirp iIh mods res !

- Der 9eltr min fb nod res DOR
e::1ieer Belt Son Dtorib 2onosletb Crit
bet 2rfal Nerafteuu pea @plf6blatts) in
Gbieaaa perittcn fetsen Anerifi5 nit eiz
nem Me7er auf einr Grau uno Elm fleine6
Mdod,en errinrern. Qan9elotb muree
inter 8Ur9idaft 9efeut, INN Yor Der &ez
carriers Gpurt III er}0einen.
Sn Der ~Su. Sho:sSeituns" Nnpen
MIR nun T%plAennes:
uWcrtb 2onselptb> BEG tb6tliben
An9rif6 nit tDptlider@ afe oneeflaat,
erl1isn ni6t. Die fir i'm oeleifete
8irai&aft murce robcrfar pcrpirft erz
flGrt."
Siebt ean9elotb ab,,li9 unr se{Giebt
re'u Sur9en re9t.
Gin NDman oor UertGt.-
Die 81. @taat6;eitung bert9tet urter
cieler llnterlbrift f%cl9enres:
Sin ju19er u2pselaee" ramens D.@.
Yareley, ieines 3eidenS aneetli6 Saul
mdnn ron bier, Serflbrte% 9eleaentlid elmer
DOR &ursem unternommenen &eile nad
Dem iupti9en Gbeile unlres@ toateS unz
ter feiegli6er 3uf@erun0 Der Gbe bic
reiscnre Brinette poer ouenfauS aud,
psdrabenibmors zaelpfte 19jdbriseG mma
5uutpan, ne tem@er> unpgntflbrer ais
cdte6 amerifani16e6 v@dneden ron
Buhenau" in cttpas serdnreter aufaee
aus rem friebii6en Niyle bts elteyli@sn
5aules na9 cielem ,,iinci9en uno arg
perrufenen" Gbica9o fol9te. Das pdrz
den lcsirte eini9e Sage als SEER uno
Grau parsley" i'm uSlinois @euie"
uno lebte lin @auS unp 8rauS" bis
rem wanfelmltbi9en DON Suan" purd
Gle eni9cn Qamertos feines ols ed,
peibiiGer v@bYluf" auf Der GrflQuns
re& Gbeperlprrbens observation-disclosures
Die 0eculo aus, ct BARON, rnb Ger BE-
tribe 9ptelier NIT Der ulnbe3oblten 8eaz
nun9 gum Ri@ter sins. Dieter Elm buz
maner leiues 3ei9ens, tpnnte inGmma'6
Benebmen uur &c, fl6en Qisbe S9ulp
uno fein fonfiseS Berbreden leben unb
lief fe laufen, inpen, eribr ben rdterli1en
Raib ertbeilte, bic Roue her perlorene,
Eodter III ituciren. Die an9ebtide Sir
ma o. W. parsleD II im9lrr.bbu9 ni1t
3u Turen. 1lno Der befla9enspertbe 9otsz
Tier Dsrntebrt 1ouait bic CAB: Der Dpfer
pesGbieasoer ~2ppelaee" ntueftr aufaee.
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Eine&E fiber moro

G1He%-V 1aGe uDer NORA
Ilt19e Bere6tt9ung 1T jlnsf in
elmer Gpntrpperie swilden swei 8u@z
bdnolern emit tanpen. @or etnem Sabre
oerDdentlihte namlt9 bic &cberts'i9e
@erlaeebunplun9 In Bofon bic ueberz
ieyun9 elmer Muerba6iGen Gr;dbluna
Die BON mebrcren anperen @%erle9ern s,1<
rid9ewicirn mprpen NOR, Ia ie ni9t rie
Nu6la9en fir DRUID unp Yapier raran
pa9en MOLTEN. Danf rem oua9eSetdne=
ten &ufe unp tI9tiaen &etrieb res
%9enannten @erla9e9eihdfte6 teSoblte 1'd,
na6 llnternebmen gut. Der Mutor mur<
Re rorurd rem au1erifaNi1 d,rn Yubltfum
tefannter unp Die 6ersen Ncberts tptcn
Jpn in ibrer aeprbntsn literalit1t eiuen
Nntbei! an Dem 0ewinr ibre5 Ma9etiida
ali.
Mls Muerboh leinen neuen Npnan
te9ann> bena6ri6tiste er he %9euannte
Serlogef rnla uno fra9te, wie piel fie Jpn
fir bic 1eitiBe 3~ulenouna her Yrohetrgen
our l(eberiebuns UNI bie1isen 5erau69az
be sotlen Molten. sic macAten inn Elm
2lnsetot> unp "a Gin kolb Sabr peroanz
aen nar, cbne rob ct ibre Sfsrte ob9ez
lebnt battle io fhlc1en fis rorouo, na6 er
1le anQercrntnen uno tegonren tie fir
rem 1bneuen Mb1aB leine6 errarteten
NpmanS nBtbi9e Neclame ms Mtrf III
tBen. Mittlerreile mar ober Nuerbob
NIT elmer onoeren Tirma in l1%nterbanpz
lung 9etreten. Gid ouf Roberts Mn9ez
bot fibenp fra9te er BEL itr an, mie Siel
fe mebr 9eten wdrpe, sic psrfano fib
sur 8eSablun9 eine6 bSberen preileS uno
idlcB ben 6ancel nit Muerba1 al. Stun
eff, nohcem pie Germ Npterts nit If
rem Mitte.n rrn WeA fir lbnellen Wblab
cso neuen Mcrfes 9eetnet batten ;eiote
CT tbnen an RAP lle Die prpbsbp9en nibt
tefommnn murcen, uno poB er ieiren 9ip
man einem aneern Berleoer lberlaGen
werbe. Die Tirma &pterts yer59afte
iid bterauf bei 3eiten aus Deutl9lanp
Elm Gremplar reS observation-disclosures
Lief cine quite llcberkyuns tel1elben ING
Gn9lil9e an erti9en uap per6fentlidt
iie III Gpncurrent NIT Der anoeren Girma.
sic bat nas 9elebli6e Rebt pasu. DaS
lleberieyun9srsdt lit felt Gem pro;e]e,
Ger pesen rem reut5uen lleberiebunaen
ce5 Nc1nau6 ,llnele Gpm's Cabin" aez
fibrt mprpen anerfanntermaBen fein ausz
19ltebli9e5, lpnpern fir jeoe neue ueberz
letuns sewdbu ra6 omertfanilde @eles
einen neuen @ebt6titel pes betreffencen
Gi9entbamer Der n%eberleBuna. Mu@
morality linD fe I'M &e@te. Ste baben
Dem @erfader freipiui9 Elm 5oncrar fir
Die bie1ise 8erSfentliduns ieines frlbez
rem 8ertes 9ei9idt auf pel9es er oez
lebli1 fein Mnlprub bate. Cine 65f<
lidfeit 1T ner anperen pertb. Minpez
items bate er bic Giru1a bei 3eiten be-
na9ri9ttsen mI6en.
Ia Bon ben BET @ettpebura beerbie1en
tonf6rerirten $500 @plpaten bat maj,
un9efdbr 700 ipentif3iren f6nnen. Da
nun Die um,pobnenren farmer btsonnen
baben. biele @rdber uun3upFdsen, . eebt.
man NIT rem Ylane UNI, bic 0eteine auf
ben1 5olppopo Griepbof BEL Ridmp1b,
SO, no an 10000 %fonf6perirter @ploaz
ten beeyeist fnb, " f4aftn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-29
&iebmQrft in Douneamerica.

~ ntre hermit betannt etana&t. BAT auf eeu' .pubHe
Iebten Dsnneraa8 ssr ben, lesen SamRaa in ieeeua N1snat,
aHu Snuet lase Dor Der Ul6rfte IN Carver elm Dtetmarlt al.
Is. Ratt. s.4.gg .stHas a
q label ,ur abtlnabme an >ta Ra.lte flmnniae Sid.
ta9ter uxb 1dueIsr da :
DAs GSaauatttee.
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Wei6dft6DerleQunQ.

Notwithstanding.
Dsr untsraei@nets bena9ri9tiet bterbnrf ees
Gesbrte beutlGe WIblifuE1. baB Ct fein
Gabada< uno @isaxrsnselddft
beEen M1prtiment nit nener @aare aQer art
eeutenb erpeitert tpproen. aus benz alten Qpfai
te,a 8ridsebaube
Mo. lao, Drttte StraRe,
usben bsr Grfen MatipnaI SAINT
serlsst unp Safelbt toie In ben, alien Qutal fort
fabrea wirb, MQes aufaubteteu, TIM ben Mnipri-
@tn feines @elaaftsfreunbe @enise ga leifen.
s. %. Eubel1.
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