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FOREIGN

HAVASA, May 2l.--Adviccs rom
St. Thomas. TO the 18th inst, say that
the steamer Mississippi from Rio Jane
rio on the 23d Of April for New York,
ran ashore at Martinique, under full
head of steam, and viii probably be q
total loss. All hands were saved by
the assistance Of French war
steamer.
PEsTH, May 2f.-N arrOWgeng0-
witch has been released from prison
10 prefer his defense in an alleged COM
plicity in the murder Of Prince
Michael.
PARIS. May 2i.-The elections
throughout the country have been
most orderly. The vote was very
heavy. More than half Of the electors
in Paris cast their votes on sunday
the first day.
Berlin, May 2I.-Ihe ParllaGlenl
of the ZOlverein VIII meet in this clty
on the third Of June.
NIESSA, May 2L-It IS rumored
that Cyortorysky, 4 descendant Of the
famous patriot OF Poland, is to be ap-
poInted Governor Of GOlica. This i,
looked upon As an anti-RuSsian dem
0nstration on the part Of the Austrian
Government.
CORK. May 1.-THE police here are
taking unusual precautions to prevent
an outbreak. Several houses have
been searched for concealed arms.
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK, May 2I.---The cargo
of the Mississippi, lost off Martinique,
consisted of nearly 14,000 bags OF
coffee. together with sundry Brazilian
products, in all valued at about $500, :
COO in gold. The cargo was insured,
but the vessel was not.
It IS slated that early in April last
United States Assistant Treasurer
Naa Dyck, rendered his resignation,
and temporarily retains his place, at
the request Of Secretary Of the Treas
ury, until q suitable successor can he
found.
There Is every prospect of an early
reunion Of the two schools Of the
PRESBYTERIAN Church. The Committee
of Conference on the part Of the Old
schools, met on Friday ana reported
&nd voted unanimously for a reunion
sn the basis Of the standards. The
Joint Committee Of both the Old and
New School met iEf2rmally on Satur-
dav, and although it Is understood
that no vote was taken, there was a
general interchange of views and
perfect harmony.
\ meeting Of the Joint Committees
WAS held this afternoon, and it Is un-
derstOod that they agreed to recon-
mend a reunion on the basis Of the
standards.
The two Presbyterian assemblies
meet tDgSher at $50 am. in DR..
Springs cNrCh for DEVOTIONAL eEer-
CiSes.
The New schools General Assem-
bly re-aSsembled at l0:l5, when the
Rev. DR.. Darling, from the Special
Committee appointed to collate the
answers of Presbyterians to the over
ture on reunion from the last Gene
raj Assembly, reported that 100 Pres
byteries Of this body had given their
consent to 4 reunion on the basis pro-
posed BY the Joint Committee OF
thirty, appointed by the Assemblies
which met in Albany in 1858, and
Harrisburg.
The following Presbyteries voted in
the negative: District Of Columbia,
Detroit, WashtenOw and Chicago; to-
tai. 4. The Presbyteries asserting TO
the amending Of the basis by the
omission of, first OF all, that part OF
the basis in the first article which be
gins with the words, "it being under
stood, - and ends with the words, - In
the churches;' and secondly, the
whole Of the 10th article, number l5.
The Presbyteries expressing their dis
sent To these proposed amendments
of the basis are Catskill, Pittsburg
aud Dubuque. \ few Others express
either q preference or willingness to
have the union accomplished on the
single basis of the standards. The re-
port was accepted and referred TO
| Special Committee yet TO be appointed.
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TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
NEw ORLEANS.


NEW OpLEASs, May 2.-Cotton = Better
qualities sitter, but prices ere nominal s Mia-
dlings 2Sl2c: sales 5J baiesi receipts since
saturday f772 bales; exports 76j bales. Gold
4lI< sterling 54s.. York sight at par. Flour
s. sJ; 10 55 COrn-InarkeJ lower; white 50
aq0c. Oats-marEet lower az S0as2c. Hay
prime so. PORK So. Bacon-shonlders Es4e;
Sides I-lsal-hyc. LsTd-tierceS l8lz TO H54c;
leg IalS to 2Jc. MolasSes nominal; ferment-
ing S.i@ai7lsc. Whisky SS 10 s2c. Codee-
fair L5ll5t 81; prime l6s4 10 !ltzc
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Aay 54.-Cotton Il quiet and q
shade lower: sales l4n0 bales; lplands ErSa
We Flour IS 40a5 20. Whisky 81 10. Wheat
81 l2al 42lzz. Rice dun ct st4a9hsc. Cuba sugar
L2al315c. MuscovadO mOlasses 119sZc.
Dry Goods.-The market Is duh and IN
Monev.-WaIl street ia without animation.
Money Is easy at 6a7 per cent on call, chteny
lie latter. Sterling fs dull at gl4a9+s. cold
opened a. l4Zs4. advanced TO l423s and clos ed
at lsll fal4ls4. The carrying rates were sR5 per
award OF 100000 by the sab Treasury to-day
was made at li2 I-IG0ali2 32-lO0. Governments
are dtll, with bpt little doing on foreign ae-
count, and q concession Of Z per cent Is al
lowed. closing steady at that.
ST. LOUIS.
ST Louis. May 2f.-Flour Si 3. Wheat
q n Corn 62a67c. Oats 571lsJ9c. Rye 81 o.
al J3 Whisky q. Pork SSla3l 25. Bulk ShOul-
ders, loose, l2c. Clear ribbed sides, packed
- 8. Racon-shOulders lSe; sides l6s4aEc.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. MAY 24.-FlOur s. 00aG .. Wheat
81 Isl.al 49,. Corn 66La5!. oats 591za5e544
Rye 81 10. Barley nominal. Highwines s. g
Nfolasses s5casi o. Pork S3l 50. Lard l5e. Bulb
shoulders, packed, l25tzc. Middlings, loose
l5e.
CINCIS$ATL
CISCTsSATI, May A.-Flour s3aG 3. Corr
6Jsu55c. Oats 6Sa7lc. Whisky IS held 81 81 90
| Pork 81. Lard Is held al lS1zals1zc. Bulk
| meats-loose shoulders l2c; sides 61zal67se
! Hams lsal9c. Sugar 13hal51<c. Wheat 81 81
| I a. Rye 81 .. Cotton dun al 2!a2i1zc. But
| ter 33G95c. Eggs l7C. Coffee 259251zc,
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. May 2E-Cotton-Low Mid
diiugs Z5Ic Bacon, packed-shoulders gAc
| sides l854 54sl73{c. Pork S3la3l 50. Lard ls3c
HeaV- bagging 2la2l1zc Sugar l2al5c Mo
| lasses sass. Oats 70a52c. Corn 6ja6Sc. To
! blcco-sales l3o hbds at S3a2l.
FOREIGN,
IoNDoN. May 2I-Consols closed AZ So ID
5-9ys 7gd, and at Frankfort at SJ1sd.
| LIVERPOOL. May A-COtton closed fiat p
| lands Il1zd; Orleans ND sales 1900 bales.
I
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.

CAIRo. May 24.---Up: City Of Cairo,
= pm; Louisiana, . pm. Down;
Commonwealth, 5a.m, Robert Burns,
IOa.m.; kellogg, , pm.
River fell ten inches to-day. The
weather Is clear.
ST. LOUIS, May 2l.-Arrived: Mar
DE City and City Of Cairo. Departed:
Belle st. Louis.
The weather is clear and warm.
The river Is declining at this point.
LOUISVILLE, May 2l.-The weather
IS clear and warm.
The river Is falling, with six feet
seven inches in the canal.
Down: Swallow. for New Orleans.
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RICHMOND

RIcHNoSU, VA, May 3I.-FnIy. .
six army Officers are ordered "a 70 y reR0Fl ,Ct,l
to Gen. Candy, to be assigned 10 GUY !
as Registrars at the revision OF hegls- f1.l,-
tration, which IS ordered ior June June
I4th, and TO continue lcr Ten GaSs' Gls,s
The regulations issued by the Colli- ON
manding General are the same .Ld,5 as
heretofore, except that not more lH-ll E-a
800 shall vote At any one pou- 70 70
proyIziOD Is made as heretofore, ior
ihe whites and blacks voting at sePa-
,-afa F,oI1=
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MONTGOMERY

MONTGOMERY, Ala, May 24.-Ihe
Commissioners representing this state
and Florida, who have for some time
past been discussing the preliminaries
Tor the sale Of West Florida 10 Ala
hama, have come 10 a decision as to
terms. All that portion Of Florida
living west Of the ApOlachicOla Is TO
ba sold TO the State Of Alabama for
IN az. O0G in Alabama bonds. The
bonds are to be delivered when all the
legal forms are complied with. West
FIorida first gotes on the matter, then
the Legislatures af both states act on
II. and If il then to be submitted 10
Congress for approval.
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Through Tickets at Reduced Rate:
Tri-Wsekly Uaited States Mail Line.

Y ISITORS 10 the celebrated Hot Springs, OF
' Arkansas, will find this very pleasant
route. The boats are new, the tables good and
staterOOms clean. Passengers are landed at
Little Rock in time 10 take the stages for Hot
Springs on the third morning from Memphis,
The elegant passenger boats of this line
leave Memphis foF Little Rock as follows:
Steamer THOMAS II. ALLEN,
REESE PRITCHARD Master
Tuesdays, at 3 O'Clock pm.
Steamer W. a. CALDWELL,
r. /.
Thursdays, AT O'Clock pm.
Steamer OZARK,
III, Stef
Saturdays, at O'Clock pm.
Making direct connection at LITTLE ROCh
for FORT SMITH, with the following boats
that leave Little Rock Tuesdays, Fridays and
Sundays, at 10 o'clock am:
FORT GIBSON N-........Jo ohm Woodburn, Master
AMERICA y Lew Cha pnlAn, AaSter
VAN BIREN aInes Bow I'm, MASTER
Thus making three trips a week from LITTLE
ROCK to FORT SMITH, and connecting at
Fort Smith with the steamer
FORT SMITH H...............Ed. Nowland, Master
For Fort Gibson.
Through bills of lading given for freight TO
and from New Orleans, Memphis, -. Louis,
Louisville and Cincinnati.
FreIghts delivered at destination, ut all
stages of the river, without storing or other
delay.
Any persons desiring TO ship by this line
from the North, East or West TO any point on
the Arkansas river, should have their goods
consigned to MEMPHIS AND Arkansas RIV-
ER PACKET COMPANY" ," at Memphis tofnce 3O4
Front street, Mosby Block.) Those shipping
from New Orleans should consign to Mem
phis and Arkansas River Packet Company
at Napoleon. JOHN D. ADAMS, President.
T. a. KENDIG, Agent,
unvI Office 9Of Front street Mosby Block
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WASHINGTON

WAsuIxsroN, May 2I.-Ex-SenatoT
B. F. Wade has not yet respondea u
his appointment Is Director OF 1- the
Pacific Railroad, in place OF D. I. W eo-
ster, Of Chicago, who declined. -,
The President has not yet decided
where he viii visit during the sum
Vner, apart from his contemplated
1-i~if to West Point early in June.
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Farm Lands and Fisheries on
Presidents Island.

nESIRING to dispose Of portion Of my
Il J real estate I VIII offer at pubic sale
through MesSrS. ROySter, Trezevant a Cor
Auct{0peers on THURSDAY, THE 18th DAY
OF MAY next, upon the premises, thlTls gu
burbRn Lots, . 10 % acres each, situated on
the Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad, about
four miles south of Mem phis, on Nonconnah
Heights. l invite, from such rs wish 10 Duy
n particular inspection oi these Deaulilul
lands, which win be found 10 possess in an
eminent degree the attractions of picturesque
grounds fine soil, noble forest trees ana pure
water from never failing springs. Hail hnur 5
time viii suffice to reach the property from
Court SQUARE by the aaiiy trains OF the r0aa,
Which pass 10 and from the city az short IN
teryals, giving free access TO the business, the
schools and churches of the city. The wood
upon the land viii yield one hundred dollars
clear profit to the acre. -,-
will also offer at public sale on TIT RS
DAY Ne I'd, at the house of the Auction
GERS northeast corner of Main and Jefferson
streets so acres in tracts of 50 20 100 acres on
Presidents Island, Just below the city, nearly
all above overflow, heavily timbered with
ash and walnut anu other forest growth.
The land is of unsurpassed fertility, ana ac-
cessible at all seasons by steamboats,. y
ready market may be found for every cord OF
wood cut upon the land. 4 feature OF great
value In this property Is the well known
Lake which affords the dnest fisheries In this
part OF the world. The fish and game priv
ileges on this Lake may be made very YaIna-
Bile in supplying the Memphis market tlans
mRde by Messrs, Robinson q noon, IlSii I'm I'm
gineers, can be seen at The oftice of the Auc-
uoneers, and the lands viii be shown BY
them or myself, by appointment, al any time
before the day OF sale.
TERMS or SALE-Half cash, balance one and
two years with interest," E4R Ts4aiRl1g IeHi
NV AuctioneerE.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

OfFieL Oi''o1O NE MESPHIs, April IS, isos.
,,r r-..,,t,,a. Of Tennessee having au-
Ni5e Legis ~, President and Dirsccors Of
4 Lnori4e14 ,,satIlr-ance and Trust Company 70
55sconfinns dHs the business Of Insurance and
spopt the Banking business yneneysr y, so as-
ne Board Of Directors have ordered an alec
lion, to be held at the ONCE Of this Company
No. 42 Madison street, on
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4 WILL trade a new, fresh ard desirable
4 Stock OF Clothing for No. Plantation,
now being worked with stock, implements,
etc., having good dwelling and quarters. The
goods Will be sold at y. 7. invoice, and the
plantation must be priced on casla basis.
Address j. NJ. REAMER,
my2l 40. IS jefferson ST., Louisville, KY
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MISCELLANEOUS.

xvANTED-AGENTS-s 10 500 per month
w evervwhere, male and femaSe. 70 intro
duce the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON
SFNSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This
nachiue will stitch, hem, feli, tuck, quilt,
cord. bind braid and embrotder, IN a most
SnDeriOr manner. Price only Sl3. Fully war
any machine that viii sew stronger, more
beautiful, OF more elastic seam than ours. II
makes the " Elastic Lock Stitch" Every sec
Ond stitch can be cut, and still the cloth can
NOT be pulled apart without tearing II. We
nav agents from SO to 500 per month and ex-
penses, or a commission from which twice
That amount can be made. Address SECOMb
& Co, Pittsburg, Pa, st. Louis, Mo-, or bos-
ton, Mass.
CAUTION.-Do not be imposed upon By
other parties palming or worthless cast-lron
machines under the same name or otherwise.
Ours is the only genuine and really practlcaA
cheap machine manufactured mys
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FLORIDA.

KEY WEST, May 2i.-Capt. Carlin
and Others, Of the steamer Salvador,
have arrived here from Nassau, ana
report q successful landing Of the troops
and ammunition in Cuba.
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Tuesday, Ist Day Of Iuns, 1869,

To test the sense of the Stockholders on lnss
onsstion- each StoekhOldsr Is entitled g
Vote in person or by proxy, on the oasis oi
one vote for each share. -. ,r,..,,,s,,ss
WlM. N. FARMfCGIO2ss k'resiose,ee osa.,e
7. g. LoNspALE, HecretarSs
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Bankrupt Sale of Real and Personal
Property.

Bankrupt Sale of Real and Personal
Property.
In the matter of W. q. ROGERS, Bankrupt.
DY virtue of a general order of sale entered
d by the District Court of the United States
for the District of West Tennessee, in Bank
ruptcy- on the 18th day of December, A.D,
1868 w0 viii proceed 10 sell,
On TUESDAY, JUNE s. 1869,
To the highest and best bidder, FOR CASH,
In front Of the Waidran Block, No. $50 Main
street. Memphis, Tenn, at II IN, of said day,
the following described property, belonging
10 the estate of said Bankrupt, viz:
Lot No. IL, in the town of Montezuma, Nc
Marry county. Tenn, 100 feet by 100 feet.
Lot near the town of Adamsvilie, McNairy
county, Tenn, containing half an acre, more
Lot in the said town of Adamsville about
so feet by 240 feet.
Lot No. "A in said town Of AdamsVllie, loo
feet by 4l5I feet.
Also, the right, title and interest, If any in
certain tract of land in McNairy county,
Tenn. containing ll2 acres, more or less, now
claimed by I. W. Scott
Also the right and title to all the Books OF
Account, together with all notes, open ac-
counts and claims Of every description, due
and belonging to the said bankrupt's estate,
none Of which have been delivered to tho as
signees.
| per cent. required on each lot at the time OF
sale, VIM. Y. CIRODE,
OSCAR WOODBRIDGE,
Assignees, Etc,
ynvl62Sg 45G Main street, Mefnphis Tenn.
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Mule StOIen---$I00 Reward

4 LIGHT BAY MARE MULE, MED1I u
= \ size, natural PAGER, black stripe across
shoulderE-stolen from my place, near Morn.
ing sun. IS VIII be paid for the mule, ana
SIS for the arrest and conviction Of the thlei.
The mule 70 be delivered to Squire E. ".
Caldwell, Bertlett, Tenn,
FRED. CHAMBERS,
my95 Morning Sun, Tenn.
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Attention. Planters and Traders

myls 8 s $50 Main street, MeInphis, TenI
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st. @anl, sfinmefpta, Samfta8 BEN s. M>ai 1869.

Offer, @a9lamfeit unb @anftmutb ftanb er 13
Sabre ieinem 8istbume por, unb ftarb als elm
gater Der llnsliidli&en 1859.
II. Mamert, 8iiauf BON gienne in
Granfrei@, ron ben Draneialen unb@eibeln bic,
fer @tabt eeribrt, nabu feline 3uRu&t gum g.
bette. Ct bitlt 8ittsSnee Dor bem 5immel,
fabrt Gbrifi Sag, tusl&er @ebrau& in Der gait
gen Gbriaenbeit nod berridt. @tarb UNI bas
Sabr AIS.
12. pantratius tam I'M 14ten SABRE
na@ &um unb uurbe setauft. Aufsefurbert
ben @Sttern @sibrau@ au fireuen, wiberRaub ct
NIT mannli9em Mutbe unb itarb 304.
13. @ersatius, 8i@@of BON xrnsern,
bat 8i'les seafbeitst I'M bel ieiner Stride bic
refine 2ebre 'su erbalten. Ct serlsste feinen @ib
na9 Ma1ri@t. 90 iebr er bem @ebete ublae,
um besurRebenbe 11etel abaupenoen, 70 se(&ab
es nur nit eanslider Grsebune in ben eSttli9en
Willen. @tarb 384.
IA. @ottbarb, su Meberalta9 III Bay.
esa sa. Iussno unb guttlelisfeit erausen. tpurbe
einnitbie gum Mtte erwdblt. Der Ruf ieinss
ertauIi9en Banbels brans big gum Tbrone bes
&aiiers 5einri&, Der tbu bas Nstbum au 9il>
besbeim Derlieb, bsm er nit pielem &ubme pur>
fanb. Starb 1893.
Is. @uptia, SHUTTER Scn ES9tern, bic
le imuer gum ifanbbaft nBstenntni6e ces @iau<
tens anu,abnte. Das miitterlide 5er3 mubte
ben Martertub ibrer T09ter empfnten; aber
au@ lie bef&lob bel ben entfeelten Qeibern ibrer
Rinbee ibr Qeben 12O.
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&alenbariu1t,.
Wf a i

9. @rseor pen Nasiana lebs RON ktusr
sarten Suesnb an tn ffrenssr gutbaItune. ct
fellte aIs Bil9of bur& feline @driften unb fei>
nen Gifer bic in RonRantinopeI ssrfaQene tatbo-
lil9e Qebre mieber ber alsin aus Qiebe gum
Grienen serlisb er speimal ben bildSaiasn @is
unb molte lieber ben Gbren uno Rei9tti imern
entfasen, als cine Gelessubstt Der germirruns
iein. @tarb I'M 391.
10. Mntpnin, 3u 8lcren3 sebcrsn 1889,
puree weseu fsiuer &ueenbsn une BiGenlaaf-
ten aum grabiidof bisier @taot ernannt. Mit
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Sictor $n8p iiber Sic &l6ffer.

Sn eiuem Musenblid, 100 ber &beralismus in
gaben, in Stalien unb Spanien ieine 11nbulo>
ian,feit iiber bic GlTfer Hieber sinmal sur Mn<
penbuns brinet, if es fider bon bobem Sntsrei<
ie, cine 70 unspreineenumn,ene Stimme, tpie bic
gictur 5usu's, bieriiber gu sernssmen. Ct
I9reibt:
uMenlden sereinisen t9 unb ,vubnsn g.
msiniaw auf weldes &e@t bin? auf @runb
bes freien gereinisunssre9tes. 5ie f9lieben
f6 ab !; auf wel9es Redt bin2 guf @runb
s*s &edtss, ~sidss ieecr MenfV bat, feline
1blre su Dfnen Ober gu i9lieeeu. Sie eeben
ni9t aus auf tueldes &edt bins Muf @runb
bes &e6tes su seben uno au fomu,en, bas aud
bas &e@t eini9liebt su 5aus su bleiten. -
Dprt 3u 5aus> pas tbun fe bort? Sie ipre=
den Ieiie; le i9lasen bic Muses nieoer; Ie at
beiten. Sie entlasen Der @elt ben @tabten,
ben fnnliden @enui1en, ben ge.euisuneen, ben
Gitelteiten, benz Gbrseia bem Gieennus Sis
tleiben itd in srube 9sinpanb eser erobss Sud-.
8einer Srn ibnen nennt aud uidt bas @erinsRs
iein eieen. Mit bem gintritt ma9t ii9 ber, ber
reid par, arm. gBas er bat siebt Ct fur Als
bin! Der, ben man einf nprnebm nannte, iiebl
Dem slei9, ber Elm Bauer trar. Die Belle If
fit Aae bielelbe. Alle upfern ibr 5auptbaar,
Nae trasen bal1elbe @ewano, enen banelbt
99warsbrcb, i9lafen auf benz lelbenStrpb, fer
ben ben aleiden Sob. @ie baben bsn(slbeu cad
auf benz &iiden benfelben5trid um bic Qenben
@enn es ibre &esel perIanet nit blo6en JuBen
gu seben, seben @Qe blob; bu,t fam man prin'
gen ieben biele Yrin3en inb ebsnio S9atten.
wie bic Nnberen. aein Gitel n'sbr, lelba BIZ
6amiliennamer Fnb perl9wuneen. Sie fibren
nur gurnamen. slae beuseu fd spr be,
@lsi9beit ber Iaufnamen. @te baben bic
feif&li9e Gan,ilie yerIafen unb ssbGren in ibre.
gemeinidaft ber seiffisen Jamilie an. Sie
baben feine anbsren Gltern, ais aQe Meni9en.
@ie ellen ben Mrmen ;u 5alfe, pflesen biz
Rranfsn. Sie wdblen bic, beneu lie seborden,
unb faseu gu chamber: ~Meiu 8ruoer." -
@ie beten. gu mem gu @ott.
Die unbeba9ten, fa&tisen Neniden iasen
gu tpas bieie unbepesli&en @elfalten our Sete
ees 5eiIistbums2 @as nasen fe? Was
tbun fe? Gs slit wp9l fein erbabe>
neres @erf, ais bas, mas bieie
Seelen npllbrin8en. GS eibt no bl
feine niiBIi9ere Arbeit, aIsbie,
mel9e biefe @eelen serri1
ten"
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(5ir ben ,,Dauberer".
Oas @liid Der Treibeit.

vWie Ianse bintet ibr auf beiben @eiten :?
81 Der 6err @utt 70 foleet ibm; it eber 8aal
@ctt, 70 folest bieiem" 10 fpra& Der yrcpbet
Glias gum iubii&en golfe, bas apii@en ber8er-
ebruna bes pabren @ottss unb bes GSben Baal
{@wantte, uunb bas Bolt antpcrtete ibm tein
Dort." g8olen mir bic fuftarRen Sitter, bic
ber 5err nns ipenbet in sia Wurt suiammen.
faGeu, 70 it es, ri9tis seraanbsn, bic 6rei-
beit Bas mir bieriiber su fasen baben, labt
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-08
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ben Moeen entessenleu@teten, tau@ten plSsli@
neben eer Najabe bic idwar3en t1nrt1e zines
Sdifes aut bas elei@ BEN @siaeridiTe bes
fiesenben 5ollaneers nit sullen Seseln sesen
uns anfiirmte. Gdredensblei@ farrten bic
Matrofen naH benz @diife, tefIen Ma1laternen,
trob bes Sturmes, milo aufFaderten. Nod Elm
Musenblid unb banu Elm 3aiammen(fcb unb
l1ntersane rer Natabe NIT Mann unb Maus.
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rer ausenblidli9sn 8ttdubuns aufeeriittelt fes
len bic Matroien NIT &ie1entraft, bsnn bic &C.
fabr fdblte ibre Rusfeln, in bic SpeiGen bss
@tsuerrabes unb- trpB ber absrmG&tisen g.
ralten bsS Sturmes unb ber Wellen - ein@ud
-tas @teuer par blisf9nea an 8erb esmprfsn
- unb bidt am Badborbe iauR bas unbeimli9e
S@iF beEsu Nameu mir nidt erfabren baben,
an uns roriibsr. Gief aufatbmsnb (aben mir
es binter ben @eQenberyen sntl&winben.
3aum tuar bteie @efabr nit @uttes 6iilfe
aldd!i9 an uHs Scribereeeaneen, als Ste Na.
trpieu NIT ibrsr alien guerstt unb Gsllfabnbeit
pieber bem Sturme Grus 3a bieten 1u@Hn. Sn
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uno Oh AUDI bas S@if ii& nit ben Mafipisen
oft tisf in bic @csen binabteuett, nit oer eintn
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Scm Sturme espeitldt unb bic aleieer pom
@alS~a0er bur9ftu9tst, nur nit ben 8einsn
f& featlammernb, pnrben nun ron ben 1bssr-