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FH0nfr .uufuaE Life Insurance
COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.

OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
EDISON FEssENDEE. PREsIpESr.
JAMES f, BURNS, SECRETARY
The "PHGNIX MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CON-
itself
All the advantages Of all Cash and half Note Com
pany
morrow, week, next month, next year. the FULL
amount of the policy psd-S5 0-snd NO DE0gCr ONS
OF NOTES All notes returned dividends and but
four notes table II payment is made, ALL CASH
bends, CASH ADDED
3rd. No restriction on Employment.
The insured permitted travel reside
the Uni ed States and the Southern portion
charge This has Ueiore offered by Compa
without charge, varying from $40
$50. for every thousand dollars insured
9Th. Dividends in the PHGNIA have been and now are
50 per cent
9th The dividend Is 80 per cent all tables. If the
annual premium is $780, the dividend is $50
h 1t always its losses promptly and never contests
claim
sth An Its policies noHorfeiting thereby no possible
chance Of loss to the insured.
Ordinary Life Policies nonforfeng after three
ments while the policy is in force for the full Of
EVEN DOLLARS OF PREM UMS PAID, besides N any
other great advantages The PHd.NIX paid
and orphans S60000, and contested single claim
and has SAL 0u0 safely secured for like purposes.
10th. It's losses have been by the annual interest
ceived alone and surplus Of interest left
General fund belonging 10 the insured.
th Its rates OF Assurance cheap as Company
doing q SAFE business
l2th. 1T WILL NOT INSURE AN UNsOUND LIFE.
GEO. b. DARLING,
General Agent
JOHN D. SCOTT, Local Agent.
OFFIcE-D2 Canal, corner ST. Charles street.
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The members of the House have been cir
culating petition praying the Senate not to
confirm any more of the presidents nomina-
tons. The Radical leaders in the House sus-
pect that the Radical senators do not intend
to repeal the tenure of Office act, and they
don't want to lose any chance of influencing
the patronage of the next administration. Pa
triotic Radicals
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ne- OK INSIDE PAGES = Second PAGE

City Topics, The Wine Cases, Eiitorial Para
graphs, Proceedings Of the Council, President
JolinsOn's Future, The Indians, Grade Of Gene
raj, etc. Third Page: Louisiana Legislature,
Political Items, The Late Disturbances in
HaUana. Sirth Page: Violet Eyes (poetvy1,
louisiana Rems, Official Proceedings Board Of
Aldermen. Seventh Page: Financial, CONNER
ciaL and Riuer Reports.
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ESotice.
Orficg SUPERVISOR OF REGISTRATION
Peiish Of Orleans, January Is, 1869.

OFficE SUPERVISOR REGISTRATION q
Pe'ish Of Orleans January IS 1869. !
Notice is hereby given that the REGISTRATION BOOKS
OF THE EIGHTH WARD viii be opened for four days COM
mencng TUESDAY January rs, and closing on FRIDAY,
January 90 1869, NJ s97 VICTORY STREET. Eys-
ian Fields for the puse Of enabling all who entitled to
register to do
Only those who live tween Esian Fields
fayete Avenue the river and of the city and
gstered, ifquafed, uaw have opportunity.
Office hours from 9 a. II. TO Pa
WILLIAM BAKER,
c..n--i.rr.nf d.
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The new Mexican treaty gives to the Presi-
dent the appointment of commissioner to
settle the so-called Mexican claims. The ap-
pointment is subject to the confirmation of
the Senate.
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.p'Otfse OF Election
IN rHS-
EIGHTH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT.

In compliance with proclamation OF his Excellency H. O.
Wamoth, Governor tie State Of Louisiana TO address,
ed hereby give mott that Election will be held NON
DAY, February ls in the Eighth Representative District
otherwise known she Eighth Ward city New Orleans
for the purpose Of eeng person represent said District
in the House Of Representatives Of the State Of Louisiana
The Eighth Representa- District comprised between the
center of Ell sian Fields street and the center of Lafayette
Avenue formerly FIeaen street. and from the river TO the
CITY, All dniy registered electors residing said
District entitled 70 vote at said election.
Due notice will be zen OF the places Of holding the polls
New Or cans, JanUsJs @, 1869.
WILLIAM BAKER,
Supervisor Of Registration. Parish Of Orleans.
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More whisky legislation is proposed. Con-
gressmen probably have not quite got the
ring arranged to their satisfaction yet.
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Buy your cigars at the premium mandatory
of Geo. Alces, ls5 Rampant street, below Canal,
New Orleans. Address lock box 24S, postoffice.
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1t is said that the Senate committee are
opposed to the bill repeating the tenure OF
office act.
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Greece has, it is said, rejected the conclu-
sions of the conference on the Eastern ques-
ton. We have not yet any precise informa-
ton as to the nature of these conclusions,
but we presume that they interfere with the
aspirations of Greece as to Crete.
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CTION Elk CHAN

At Meeting of the AUorIoNEERs who have agreed
to make their SALES OF REAL ESTATE, STOCKS,
Etc. at the ST. CHARLES AUCTION EXCHANGE, in
the BASEMENT RoTUNDA of the ST. CHARLES
HOTEL. the following Preamble and Resolutions were
unanimously adopted and ordered be published in the
City Papers, to-wit:
WHEREAS, rumor has been industriously circulated to
the effect that the Auctioneers have
Merchants and Auctionees Exchange on Royal street.
actuated doing by unworthy dsreputabe
motive and in spirit of opposition the interests OF the
Property holders in the Second and Third Districts there
fore be il
Resolved That denounce the said rumor as false and
malicious calculated inure reflect discredt upon
our action in Withdrawing sales from the said Ex-
change.
Resolved further That justice ourselves we consider
1t dty to the Citizens Property
of New Orleans that compelled. the interest
Of all parties employing services said
Exchange for the sole that the Lesees the same
by printed Circular exacted the charge 50 on
$1,000 equal of per cent of property offered
whether sold sod instead Of 75c every $1,000 here
tefore charged
whersupon we concluded arrangement with Mr. o. E
Hail. the lessee of the st. Charles Hotel secu ed for
auction the old Auction Exchange in the Basement
Rotunds Of that central and eligby located building in
which, before the war; the principal of property were
made the Exchange fees heretofore paid by this Offering
property being only fixed three osths Of one per cent
seventy five cents every 5000 worth of property
offered.
J. b. WALTON & DEsLosDE
@. DE FERRET.
W. 1 HODGSON
R. M MONTGOMERY BROS 4 co.
C. e. FORTIE2.
g. GUIhAULT.
O. T. NASH.
p J. SPEAR.
E. 7. MEUNIER.
DUCHIRON NEUBERGER.
A. BOULIGNY.
]. DEJAN Jr.
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CAROLINA SEED RICE.
just Received aud fer sale:
Choice Beneveutum Golden Seed Rtee.'s
Direct from Charleston s. O. Prepared expressly for
Planting purpose.
EMILE DUPRE,
Rice Depot "a Peters street corner Customnouse
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Isonor unere Homor Is Dme.

And Is certainly dueso Dr.. WINTHALL late of 0erna-
residing Al 29 Canal In this city. who in
compar tve short time has cured Of severe stsmmer
ing and Suffering, hance removed the Of all
unhsppiness, and 3upedent my future progress in
life. Many thanks o. hm who fully deserves H. which,
prompted gratitude. cannot fail publicly.
B. MARTIN,
Cabinet Maker 80 Rampant street.
Residence-so Drvsdea street.
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An external Cancers, regardless Of class duration
out entire root and branch" within three nine
internal remedies.
One application with the Of the internal remedies
usually all hs is complete entire cure
in foul, eatipg' Cancer.
Under this mode of treatment the drops
before the ninth day The quickly heal without
and present smooth and healthy surface obysting
all detormiiy.
These applications perfectly harmless to healthy flesh
but attack instantly and destroy all FUNGUS AND ABNOR
NAL GKOwTHS. CANCER. DANGEROUS ULCERA-
TON. sEIRRHUs. TUMORs Etc.
Diseases of the Eye and EAR. and all CHRONIC CON.
PLANTS. cured.
Hours-From IA. N. to ST. NJ. Ladies' recspton-from
to4P.M.
Of inquiry contain stamp addressed to
DIR. c. p. LAWRENCE,
Box $40, Postofice, New Orleans.
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DIR. Jules LEomberger.

OCULIsT, Gate Assistant Dr. sichel PARISH lao Canal
street. New Orleans ONE hours from II to O'Clock Tue
plumber patients treated In DR. hombergers Clinic and
Practice during 1865 $50; the operations 1911
For Cataract q for CIosseye, 81 for Lachryma Fstua
49, StapnylOma 4; for Diseases Of the Lids Is
ID will pleasure to Hotnberger refer those who
ami. for treaten 70 patsns who have
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Cancer Cured Without Surgery
DIR. c. p. LAWRENCE
EAST INDIA CANCER DOCTOR
RECEPTION AND OPERATING ROOMS:
No. 113...........C Canal street........Eo. IL
NEW ORLEANS.
Opposite CLAY Statue. aoor wsshburn'
Photographic Gallery.
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ANTIPATRY TO CHILDREN IN NEW ENG
LAND.

1t has been statistically ascertained that
the natural increase of population in Massa-
chusetts is confined almost wholly to foreign
ers; and DR.. Storer, an eminent physician of
that State, has boldly attributed the fact to
systematic destruction Of embryonic infancy.
Nothing. according to his testimony, is more
common among the most respectable families
of Massachusetts than the crime of foeticide.
1t is crime that can scarcely in any case be
reached by the law either in the way of pre-
vention or punishment. Consequently it may
be INDUCED without limit with presumed i'm
punity. Moreover, no moral odium seems to
attend it. On the contrary, it is q fashionable
practice, held in esteem as indicating, on the
part of those who enjoy its resulting advan-
tages, superior knowledge and culture, and the
attainment of higher standard of personal
existence. AS might be supposed, the
fashion spreads, and it would seem,
judging from recent report OF
the school superintendent of Maine, that it is
as prevalent in that State as in Massachusetts.
By this report it appears that the number of
children in Maine between the ages of four
and twenty-one have decreased since the
census of 1858 to the extent of 1858. The
decrease of last year was 1882; and in 1866 it
was 4141. The superintendent, fearing pro-
badly that this process of child depopulation
would sweep away the basis of his official
vocation, propounds these questions Have
we ceased to be producing people2 Are the
vital forces expended in brain-labor lost to
physical reproduction Are the modern FASH
ionable criminallties of infanticide and fnti-
eide creeping into our State community,
Well, we don't suppose that waste of vital
forces in brain labor has anything like as
much to do with this social, or unsocia,
phenomenon all over New England, as the
fashionable repugnance on the part of New
England women to that species of labor
which used to be regarded as q natural and
welcome Incident to the married state. This
antpathy to offspring is one of the most sig-
nifcant and suggestive facts of the time.
There are various ways of viewing and many
differing deductions to be drawn from it. But
for the present, we will drop the too fruitful
theme of this infertility which it is the
fashion for New England women to cultivate.
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Rice Planters, Attention.

supervisorof Registration. Parish Of orleau
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The Sc. Charles

ALF BouRGEs, Secretary Finance Commit
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-12
1tniere ne,1e Musfubrffrafe.

SIN Mu9enblid werren in Yenniyl5
panien Die S9ienen fir cine reue> wids
tise Gilenbabn an9eferti9t pelde einen
,1euen N%usfubrpeg fir he Nrocufte
aus rem oteren Dliiiiippt>1 bal ras
mentlid aus Minne1ota, rem
1orcrelliden @isconlin, rer1 norris It.
ltd)en Soma, uno aus Iafota mad Der
Seetlite er1fnen miro. IS 1T HES Die
yafe Superior uno WiiilNppt &iper
Ut. It,, rte $50 Mieilen lang 1perpen u.
81. YauL bic 9auptltort M'innelota's
am obern Miliilippi NIT e" metli9en
Spiye reS 2afe Supertor pcer pberrt
Gees ycrtinpen miro. Gics miro me-
Der fit Gbica9o nod fir Milwoufee
an9enebm ietn> cenn his jtbt oeben Die
Yrppufte> @ei;en> Wfebl, Ninrf eil6,
Sdmeine1eild u. {. ~. na1 beiceul
pldBen. Die Ma0erfabrt rur@ reu
Safe Superior 1T freili9 eiui9e Meilen
peiter, ais cur1 ben Widi9an ZEE,
aber inner bleibt Der Me9 gum Meer
cur9 cen ct. 2awrence unit mince items
400 0leilen nit Der neue1 8abn BON
ct. paul ndber> alS iiter Gbicaop prer
Wtlmaufee.
Muf cer Babn fabren tereit5 6Qocoz
n1pttuen, 63 Tra9tma9en uno s YaI<
la9ierwa9en. Sie fIbrt bauptl16li9
cur9 @alclano in melGem remnd9f
eine Nn;abl Sdsemlblen erridtet ,pcrz
ben ioQen. Der Srt Gu 2utb, rcr et,
ne beceutence 3utunft bat lie9t on ber
metltden SpiBe ces pteren Sees, AT
Der Mincun9 res ct. 2puis Niper.
Dprt percen nod in bic EN- Sabre 1,pet
9rpee Vctreicez Glesatoren erri1tet rpcrz
ZEN, bic bereit5 unter Gpntroft ftebeu
uno 10 MiQionen 8ulbel@ei3en banrz
baben f5nnen ferner Elm grpee6 5otel.
Is 51ufer fIno ferti9 tbeilS i'm Bau.
Sine taalide 2tnte pom Idmpfern miro
remnddlt BON Gu 2utb na9 Buffalo
uno Detroit fabren uno Gra6trampfer>
LINEN unterbancsln bereits nit Der Du
2utb GilenbabnzG umpa9nie we9en lle>
ternabme oes @eitertranepprt5 res0e>
treipes> weldes rie leBtere nad pemSee
bef1roern miro.
1900 Mann fino jcBt GIN Bau Der
Sabn belbaftt9t uno c5 weroen nod
1000 @runoarbeiter !%per!anot, rte lo<
fort 8elddfti9un9 inreu> oa cie gauge
2tnte pom Ct. 4aul bis gu 2utb lit
Gpntraft 9e9eben 1T. Dos S9ienenz
leaen ouf cer neuerni'as 9ractrten
Steue be9am letten Mlcnto9 unp in
so Saeen BON jeyt miro Der Gele9rapb
an Der 9anjen 2inie fertig fem.
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gardis s.
@itpriiAe Nopeue aus Der Belt ber 3reu3;u9e,
Ypn
Gpnrab hpt 8oIuuheu
Die Gin@teblertn II.

Das erlteY ilaerbeer spn ie@smalbunz
terttauienb ftreittaren Mdnnern> welz
1cs i'm Sabre 1896 unter Tubrun9
bes belrenmitbi9en @pttfriep son8ou<
lion CUR BefretunS S%erulalems aus9ez
;pSen, brobte oernidtet gu rcrren be-
Dor IS bic tlbne Nuf9abe 9elIst batte.
Mit eiuem 6elrenmutbe, rem nur reliz
si5le 8cseilterun9 perlcibt> waren Die
&reusfabrer bis DOR Nntipdisn, an
Tolditinas @ren;en, rpr9ecrunaen.
Ioulenoe itarben auf pielem mibeppuen
Beae pur6 6un9er, &ranfbeiten unc
feinclids Bafen.
&aum mar man Der @rie1en feinrz
leliser 0eiinnuna uno Slide entsan9en,
auf aliatil9em 8pocn an9elan9t, ais
ii6 u%natlebbare 9inoerni0e entsesenz
!birmten. Gurtiide 5prren umz
lbmdrmten fetS rie unter manniefaden
Gntbelrunaen lanslam Sprrufenpen
pil9er. Ber ii9 pom 6auptsuae
trennte, puroe Don BEN madlameu 6eiz
Den erl9laaen Deer in Sflapenfettcn Aez
pprfcn. 3ablreidt 0efe6te mubten
cen Garajenen 9eliefert UNI jrret bluti<
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Gtanb Ser Din9e in, @eitbdfts=
letel1.

Der a%u9emeine 3ultanr psrWelddfte
1T ,peni9 t%cfrieri9enp. Die 9pfnunz
gen, welde auf ras TribiabrsQcl6dft
9eIeBt wurcen, i'np nidt in Grfuluns
9e9on9e1. Wir molten bufen> rab Die
bepprltebence reide Grnte iolGe &e1ul<
tate berteifIbren m6ge> nie man fi6
run tbr oeripridt, unp RAP co5 2ono
cann onrere lleberldu1le leiner Grssu9z
nil1e ais Bonrs> Scrlpertren mI9e, UNI
rte erl9redenp unainiti9e 9anrelsbtz
Ian; 9e9en ra5 Nuslano ausiu9leiden.
Yis pas 9eldiebt, miro ater MandeS
ancers percen miii1e Die tbIribte
Sree> he &rie96Seit als Maeitab fit
ben 0ewinn int @eldaitsleben unp ben
Mufwano i'm Yriratleben an3unebmen,
muB eff aus Dem Sinn hes 8plfes 9ez
bra6t wercen. Wdbreno res &rie9cs
lette ra6 2anc nidt pcn lsinem 6 in<
ommen H. luncern es orif cas Ca
vital an. Die un9ebeuren Setra9e
u&rieas"z 8pnrs, pel6e BON bet 8unz
ceere9ierun1 ben einselnen Staaten> u.
Don ben Counties unc @emeincen aug
oeseben murrea, 1inp nidt5 mebr uno
nidt6 meni9er ais 5ypotbefen auf Die
friber faf idulrenfreie Domdne rcs
2ances. Sp LANCE ras turd bic Nusz
9abe rpn Bpnc6 erbpbene@el pprbtelt>
mar raturli9MIes pbcn auf aber jeBt
bat cas tpeitere Nufnebmen bon 6ypoz
tbefen etn Gnee uuo es }tno ntGt nur
Die Snterel1en Der enormen S9ulcentat
gu ;ablcn> lonrern eS mub AUDI fir ibre
oQmali9e Wtra9un1 9eicr9t rercen.
Ginidrdnfun9 ipute jebt raber ras g.
%iun9swort lein ; aber itatt ee1en berrl9t
Elm Mufwano Ypr> pie er felbt CUR 3eit
pes &rie9ea ni6t 9r6ber tpar. 0esbal5
balttn ii9 Die ibertrieben boben Yreiie
Ger mel ten Notwithstanding unp
rober fcu,,nt es, rab troB Ger erh1sttn
G%infubrs5lle metr ausldacii1e Maare
importtrt wirc, ais je 3upor. eSn Stem
Yorf aQein betru9 bic Ginf1br wabreno
rer beiren leyten @ode nabe II Wil<
lionen Dollars! @leid3eiti9 beeintrddz
ti9t bic Gertbeuerun9 unlerer prccutte
rie Nuefubr rerielten, uno 70 felt fl9
rern Die 5anrelsbilan3 init etpa 100
Miuipnen Collars (0plrwertD 51 UNI
fern llngunlen. 8i6 robin purpe ite
,uu, orIbten lbel nit gpnrS ausae@
9li6en, ater es lis9t auf cer !5ano> eae
cas- auf pie 2dn9e ter 3eit nidt aus
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SSte auf ben1 6ebiete ser gta=
tmrtpiHenidbaft Der 3nfaI1
5u Gntoefuu9en unb Grfn=
bun0en fubrt.
Is 9.l 81

Der 3ettel entbielt cine matbe<
matilae Auf9abe uno cine Nuforrez
run9 at bic gauge Belt, otelelbe 3u IL
1en. Der um Die l1cberiebun9 9ebetene
Norlbersebenoe &par Yrpf. 8edmann.
Gr forrerte, na&pem ct ben Sinn
tieler Wnflnoi9un9 erfldrt batte ben
junsen &rieser idersbaft aut riele
Mufaabe su l1len. Gartelius Lief fld
bies nidt umlont 9eiast ieiu, fling an
1T arbeiten an pitl em Yroblem uao
iberbra4te in tur;er 3eit pem profe0or
bic 21lun9. Darur@ wuroe Gartelius
8edmann's Ireuno uno trat nit benz
1elben in einen letbaften Briefwediel
tppraus >,a9ber midti9e Gortldritte rer
@i6enldaft bersoreinaen.
@alilei Der Spbn zines unbemittel>
ten italienii@en Mceli9en, an benz Sage
9eboren, 100 Mi9ael Nn9elo Bound
ROTH 1tarb, wurce nurd einen beloncez
rem 3ufau sum Gtuoium Der Matbez
n1atif biaseflbrt. Ct wpllte eint Zen
Mbt SltiIio Niect eeraee iu Ter Belt
belu9en, alS rieler ben Yaoen pe6 5er@
3oss BON Gloren5 in piia lnterri9t
cab. @dbrenp hes unterridte6 rusfte
fein Tremoer ben Saal tetreten. Der
&nabe 0alilei mputc inpeien rp9 erz
fabren, mas rrinnen rprsebe uno bpr@z
te tarum at cer IbIr. DaS, waS
bort pursenommen purce, 8e1el ibm ~
gut, tab CT NOD oft miererfebrte uno
auf pieie Deiie sleidlam smei Monats
an Dem nnterridte 5betl nabm. Daz
nit CT fid aber aud aueer ben 2ebr>
funoen NIT Mat9ematif bel9dftiaen
tonne, faufte Ct ii@ einen Guclic. TIM
ter Dem Sprpanre, fb npn Nieet BIZ
20iun9 elmer ldwieri9en Steue ~ er<
bitten, te9ab ct ii9 gu Jpn unp et;dblte
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3 /.

Was Der beige Sag empfanseu,
2dBt Ct nib bic Na9t burdwebn
@as bic froben 2ieber faneeit,
t3ittsrt na@ I'M TraumsetSn.
Son ben bunflen SO ienbui9en
= Webt Elm iuBer 6aud uns au,
l1ns Der @ebniu1t @uni9e miigeu
Gid in iommermiibe Stub.
ltnb bic tcarrten 2ifte i9weQen,
ilne bic Qiebe linnt unb ma9t,
Wdbrenb auf ben Noncltatweuet
Eraumenb miest bic itiQe Na9t.
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tpte er ben er1ten unterrtgt 9et1pBe1 Da<
be. Dieter Offer 9efel &icct 70 Iebr,
baS er @alilet al6 Saiiler aufnabm II.
ibm einen MrGimeoee l1enfte. Dieter
Matbemattfer 9e1el cem jun9en Sdlz
ler 70 gut, paB ct Jpn gum Giibrer ietnes
2ebens erfpr uno 1pdter 1fterS su ia9en
pfe9te: user btelem fpl9t fam flbn
anf Der Grce uno am Tirmamente eabin
r%panperr."
Cine eaus yerldtetene &plle 1pielte
Der 3ufal I'M 9eben zines 3eit9euo0en
@alilei's ; bteS >par &epler. Ct mar
Der Spbn zines @aitwirtbes 1T ei1,en1
miirtember9ildsn Dorfe uno eS wurpe
feline erite gr;iebun9 iebr oernadldbi9t.
Sein 9ebrer 81 itlin> cer ben, &pperntz
fanii9en Syltem anbin9, madte in
rem Sin9liu9e Die Se9ieroe re9e, jeneS
SYtem fennen gu lernen, wpour9 eS
n1tbia puroe> paB er Matbematif fu<
rirte. Gr besab fi6 na9 Iiitinsen I'M,
balelbit prote itant;lbe Gbeolosie ;u ftuz
riren, puroe bort aber gum 9eiltliden
@tanoe untau9lid erfldrt> neil man
!&5perntfanilde Mniidten bel tbm e,tz
pedte. Nadrem Ct cine 3eit lang als
2ebrer ter Matbematif III Sing geartetz
tet batte, wuroe er bonn &atler Nucplpb
II. ..alS 9ilf5arbeiter BebufS Gertebez
run9 Ter &upplpbilden Safeln berufen.
Nad Ty@a &c 8rabe's Tpce warc ct
taile1ltder W%atbematifer uno lein
9auptseiadft beitano III ter @erbeirz
rur,9 Der mathematician Gafeln. !bier<
bel entpedte er bic jeinen Nanen lubz
rencen @eleBe cer plauetenbewe9unsen>
jeop9 auf einem ei4entblmltden We9e
mas lepi9lid Dem 3ufaI 3u;uldreiben
1T. &epler lit pamals an Ter &rantz
belt ieiner Belt, 100 bic Wt1enldaft
mebr ba6 0ebetmni6Yplle uuo 8lenz
cenpe> ais paS Gtnfade uno Stare
mebr ra5 Muupcrbare als bos @abre
iudte. Gr belddfti9te itd oiel nit Ger
@ebeimniblebre Der 5ablen uno 9lautte
ei1en i3ulammenbaus 3wil9eu ben
re9uldren &5rpern Der @eometrte uno
ben planetbabnm auf;ufnoen II. nadz
;umeti Ell. Der 3ufaQ, berppr9eruf fen
pur9 llnfenntnib lber bic 3abl Der
planeten, bat es oermo9t cab &epler
bic %9enannten @eleBe entoedte. Der
&dr;e ,pe9en miro es ntdt an9efibrt
auf pelde @etl e &epler purd Srrtbum
gu perGntpedun9 bieier@ eieye 9elanate.
mails auf rtclen 0esenfano surid.
&epler ftarb 10 Sabre rpr @alilet.
Dieter ,par tit 1einem leBten %9ebenjabre
iebr beior9t, rab ras Stupium cieler
BON &epler entcedten 0eieyte nibt CUR
GoQfummenbeit scpeiben miirpe. N1ein
Die @uriebuns ior9t fir e@iiienldaft
mic fir bic Men1hen ieltit penn Gin
Sabr Dor reu Gpre @alilct'S erbltdte
Der Mann caS Qi6t ber Belt Der bic
reu9ei9aheue @ifenldaft in ieinepfez
sc nabm unD iie CUR @oujdbri9feit ber<
an;pg.
Dieter Manr parNewtpn, ner 9rpBe
Sterblt6e> an ne11en @ratfdtte man
beute nod leien fam: "Gratulentur
sibi montales, tale tantumque exsti-
tisse, generis human Decus.'
&epler 0alilet uno Ne1pton baben
bic medaniide Naturwineni6oft &C.
idafen> 9leidlam ZEN 5immel erpbert.
Sin a1cerer GROCER Wann bat ater Dem
@ilnmel raS Teuer entriben --celo
eripuit fulmen -pieler war Benjamin
Tranflin.
Nu9 auf boS 2eben eteies Manne5
batte Der 3ufaQ 9ro6en Ginfub.
s. S9......r.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-12
[Jortfesung fplgt.I

- Sen. NplecranS 1T jest in Galiz
fornien, --Sobn 6. Bredinricse war
riele @ode III Wilpaufee. -parepa
ltn9t in einemS %ratprium in Cincinnati.