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P O II II ( O. "A. J. :.


a hg for your uppcr.ten girls,
y With their yelyels and satins and laces.
Their diamonds and rubics and pearls,
And their milliner figures and faces;
They may shino at party or balls
Emblazoned with half they possess;
But give mo in place Of them all,
My girl with tho calico dress.
She Is plump as partridge, and fair
rs the rose in its earliest bloom;
Her teeth will with ivory compare,
And her breath wi the clover perfume,
Her step is as free and as light
As the fawn's whom the hunters hard press,
And her eye is as soft and bright
My girl with the calico dress.
Sho is cheerful, warm-hearted and true,
And is kind to her father and mother;
She studies what she can do
For her sweet little sister and brother;
If you want q companion for life,
TO comfort, enliven and bless,
She is J ust the right sort of wife
My girl with the calico dress.
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REASON WHY EVERY ONE SHOULD
INSURE IN THE EQUALITY LIFE
INSURACE COMPANY or VIRGINIA.

INSURE IN THE EQUALITY LIFE
lNSURACE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.
1st. 1t is more Liberal to the Insurers than
any other company, and will eventually become
purely mutual and belong to tho Insurers.
I'd. 1t cirouates its money amongst it's pa
irons, whoarc tho asurers. Consequently they
arc continually getting the benefit of the rapid
accumulations of the Company. the money be.
ing invested by the Board Of Directors amongst
the insurers. Therefore the insurers are build.
ing up an institution peculiarly their own, and
conducted for their benefit.
3d. The loans OF this Company arc as liberal
ns other companies who declare diyidendSat
the end of the second, third and fourth years,
but this Company at the end Of the first and
every year. Thereby thcnsurcr saves several
years interest on his loans by insuring in this
Company, and he never lnoscs his money if ho
pays w for one whole, year, whereas, in other
companies he has to rc,uain an insurer for
several years, OF he looscs MI the money he
has paid.
DAVID B. CLARK, President
TllOS. II. WYNNE, Vice President
JOHN @. WlNN, Secretary.
GEN. SAMES II. LANE, Actuary
DIR DR. +. !, 3; b WATKiNs, y\TIl Medical Advisers
JUDGE j. A. MEREDITH, Counsellor.
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BOOK STORE.

4 ARRANGEMENTS aro mado to secure any Book
~ wanted Also, Books Cateclisms, &c.. for
Sabbath Schools, School Books, PENS Ink, Pancr
&c., 60. always on hand. Tho Depository for
tho Qconcc Bible Society is also at tile Book Store
Noxt door to the Post Office "@ 8a7S
hprjl J. 1870 81 39 @1
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LADIES, GOOTDSl

YNIIE LADIES will find nico assortment of
i Printa Dress Goods, White Goods, Gloves,
Hosiery. Hats, Trimmings, and many othor mr.
ticles, which will he sold low for THE CASH,
et WALLER, WATSON & CO.'S.
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Din Il CT OR S:

j. B. Winston, Treasurer and Secretary of
r. F. & p. r. r.; Wm. j. Johnson of JOHNSON
u Hunt, Wholesale Groccrs VIM II. Powers.
of Winston & Powers. Wholesale Groccrs; a.
Ordway. Treasurer Buckingham Sale Gonna.
ny; j. l.. Gibson, Superintendent Adams Tx.
press Company; G. Y. Morris, Morris & Co.'s
Sugar Refinery; G. a. pcplc, Superintendent
II. \ John Tyler. jewelers.; Moses Millliscr,
Wholesale Dry Goods; Thomas Baldwin,
Clothing; j. NJ. God,ln, Cashier Planters
Bank ). II. Dowcll, Superintendent Western
Union Telegraph Company A. q. Robertson
Cattle Broker; G. |. Herring, Wholesale Gro.
Ger; r. l.. Brown, Of Brown, Jones Il Co.,
Wholesale Groccrs; a. BodcEcr, Druggist:
S. M. Roscnbaum Of s. & NJ. ,oscnLaun,,
Dry Goods.
COL. ROB'T a. THOMPSON notifies his
friends that lie has taken the A.rency for this
District with the Equality Life Insurance Com
rany. and would be pleased to wait on his
friends and the public. lie would be glad to
employ some eight or ten solicitors as cnnvas.
scrs, and will make it to their interest to work
for the Equality" lie respectfully calls at
tcntion to the advertisement above.
EQUIIiTY LIEE INSURAN ANCE co.
ESamino its Pamphlets before YOU insure. it
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1918 Main-stcect, Richmond, va.
AGENTS IYIN7,ED EVER RYVYYERE:
BENZ G. IIERIOT, General Agent.
j. II. OSTENDORF, German Agent.
DIR JAMES NJ. SLOAN, Medical Exmr
gzT- Tho Company is permitted to refer to
Col W. &. KEITH. Mai. j. ii. WmIrNrn, WIZ
J. Nrv'L,r audi w. SrnlnLlSc, Esqrs.
Oct l. 1869 50 ly
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How TO IEANN.-Nevcr forget what a
a'man has said to- you when he was angry
1t he has charged you with anything, you had
better look it up. A person has often been
startled from pleasant dream of self dcccp-
tlon by the words Of angry man, who may
wish his words unsaid the next hour, but they
are past recall. The wisest course is to take
home this lesson with mcckncss to our souls.
1t was saying of Socrates, that every man
had need Of faithful friend and bitter cnc-
my; the one toadyisc, and the other to show
him his faults
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FAKE NOTICE

HO TO WALLER, WATSON e. CO.'S.
VI "Look on the other sdc of the pioturo"
and square your accounts with thcm.
May 6, 1870 90
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The Lutheran General Synod.

in the United States, met in Winchester, Va,
on Thursday, the 9th instant The opening
sermon was preached by DR.. Smcltzcr, of
Walhalla, S. G. Twenty. eight delegates
from six Synods were present at the opening.
Rev. A. j. Brown, Of Tennessee, was elected
President
We take tho following items of business
from the "Luthcran Visitor :"
All visiting Lutheran ministers were in
vitcd to seats as advisory members.
Standing committees were appointed
The Committee on Business reported the
following items as necessary to be considered
by Synod:
The Theological Seminary; Home Missions;
Missionary operations; a Book Depository;
the "Lutcran Visitor; Parochial Schools,
Colleges, nc; Amendments to the Consttu
ton; Sunday school Literature; Correspond
encc with Mississippi Synod; Parochial Re-
ports
Committees Gu each of these items were
appointed.
The Committee on the feasibility of scnu
ing missionaries to Texas, Missouri, Georgia,
Florida and Southwestern Virginia. on their
part dcporcd the want of means and men,
which prevent anything being done for Tex
as at present. The Executive Committee
were recommended to send missionary to
Missouri, to open correspondence with
proper parties in Florida and Western Geor
ga, and cndcavor to supply the destitute
points in Western Virginia.
The fifth Session. Saturday afternoon, was
occupied exclusively wi h the Theological
Seminary, WHICH cclcd a very spirited dis.
cussion.
LOUISVILLE, June 1.-THE Mechanics
Bank of this city was, this evening, at S
clock, the scene Of bold and daring robbie,
ry, Henry IT, Pope, the cashier, was alone
in the bank, when two men entered, one of
them placing knife to the throat Of Pope,
threatening him with instant death, if he ut.
tcied word; the other, taking banker,
chief saturated with chlorolorr, threw it over
his face, and threw shawl over his head
The robbers, as soon as the chloroform had
taken effect, carried Pope to a room in the
back part of the building and locked him in
The robbers then proceeded in systematic
manner with their work of cleaning out the
bank. 100000 in money was secured and
carricd Of, and $4,000 oY $l3 900 left scat.
tered all over thc floor. a clerk, returning
at half past s c'clock, discovered TIC bank
door open, and called in wo.roliccmcn, who,
bearing the groans from the rear ofthc build
'n5, discovered and released Mr. Pope from
his disagrccablc situation Mr.. Pops was
still unconscious, and it was some time before
he recovered from the effect of the drug ad
ministcrcd. The same bank was robbed
about thirty years ago, when Mr. Banker, the
book keeper, was killed, and Mr. Julian, the
cashier, severely wounded The robbcr, Dix,
was discovered in that act, and blew his
brains out to prevent arrest. The police arc
on the track of the perpetrators of this rob-
berry.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
PLANTATION BITTERS

This wonderful vegc-
table restorative is the
shcct-ancllor Of tho feeble
and dcbilitatcd. AS a
tonic and cordial for the
aged and languid 1t has
no equal among stomach
les. AS q remedy for
the nervous weakness to
which women arc cspcc-
tally subj jcct, it is
supcrscding every other
stimulant. Ill alI
climates, tropical, tenn
pcrate Or frigid, it acts
as q specific in every
species OF disorder which
undcrmincs tho bodily
strength and breaks down
the animal spirits. sas,sa
Wherever it is inW-
duced it becomes a
standard articlc---a me-
dicinal staple. 1t is to-day
tho best and purest tonic,
and tho most popular
medicine in the civilized
WOrld---bc sure and get
tho genuine. Sold by all
Druggists, Gr0cers and
Country Stores.
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WARRINGTON, juno 18.--A caucus of
Democratic Congressman was held tonight.
Fifty members and four senators were pre-.
sent. A paper is in course of preparation
urging the people Of the South not to nomi-
nate persons for Congress who are incapable
Of taking the iron. clad oath,
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Ey- A cheerful spirit makos labor light,
and sleep sweet, and all around happy, which
is much better than being only rich.
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Ry- They who give Willingly, love TO give
quickly.
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re-" If you want to gain reputation for
eccentricity, and to be universally dreaded,
if not hated, burt out tho plain truth on all
occasions:
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aay" Initiate the example Of the locomo.
two. iio runs along whistles over his work, i,
yet never takes anything but water when lie
wants to "wct his whistle"
GD- The Chicago Times says "Almcst
every interest in this country has its organ.
That Of tho manned soldiers Of the late war is
tho hand organ"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-17
Gin prppbetiiDes @prt.

Mm q. Nopember 1866 bra9te bic
1T Som eridetnence ullntta Gattplica"
einen Nrtifel ber 9e9enmdrtts erit leti,e
Bepeutun9 erbdlt, ia Der 3wette Safer
Granfret@5 ipeben a~etir5t it. Ser
Mrttfel lautet:
uDa bic pariler 3eitun9en iid fret
nit BEN llnter9anae hes papfz uno
&5nistbu,ns beladftisen pirfen, unp
v@iecle" 1aeen fam, caB Der papf
nit leiner leBtenN Qpeutton letnT etament
sema9t BAT, unb ter vIempS" Jpn Elm
ebrenpplleS 8esrdbniB perlpridt 1T IS
uns, bic mir in Stalien 19reiben> 9es
NIP AUDI erlaubt yun Gem unter9anse
pes 3weiten rappleontlden&ai lerret9ss
III recen.
Dieter idetnt un6 nett nd9er ee>
rldt, ais man 9lautt> neil pie teipen
9aupturla9en, Die ce1en Gntitebuns
bewtrtten, ni9t mebr beiteben. Dteie
l1rla9en >paren ypr aQen> Der militdz
ride @ubm unb bic @ieperberiteuune
teS &atbpltci6mus. MQetn anitatt
Zen &atbulietsmu6 ;u i&iisen, ldbt
Nappleon III. i'm a%nfetneen ..unb am
fat gu fdmpfen, siebt er ft@ surld.
Gr purte gum &ailer erwdblt, neil er
na@ &pu, 9ine, ,lnp eS 1T gan; aatlr>
lid, raB er &om perla6enb, 1einem
eneli@en llntsrsonse entseeen aebe.
Nls ietu Sbetm BEN Yapf ptus VII.
gu perfoleen anfn9 idrieb Splepb bon
Maiitre: 8onaparte be9innt 9dnbel
nit benz papfe! SD bin es iebr v3uz
frtepen, benn Der &ailer fam Dem Sale
nt9t mebr entSeben uno 9erib 1T
iein nabes Gnbe unp mir tp%ieoerbclen
beute BAG ndmli9e ietnemNefen: Naz
polepn III. serldbt plus TX. u1o
3tebt ft9 bon Som ab. 8alp miro
man BEN 3tpeiten R%aiiertbume bic Be
9rabntbfeter balten. limb bic Erauerz
rebe 1T bereit, unb man fam fe III bret
puntte etntbeilen. Deut@lanb> Mer<
ito uno &pm. Deutldlanp uno Mer>
tcp peilen auf bic @erpunfeluH9 teS
militairii9en &ubmeS bin, unb &cm
seist pab ni4t nur Mutb unb So
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-17
MuSf9ten.

Die 5emmun9 oe5 grpurtbanoels
eurd ben se9enwdrtt9en europdHdsn
&rie9 bat BET sielen 8irssrn> beren
Grperb BON btelem 9ancel abbduet
B%eloreni7e erpedt. Gsrnebmen nit,
mas tteN. y. 5anoelsSettun9, Elm in ieiz
men llrtbetlen lber 9ancel uno Ser
febr mabeebenpesS Organ iiber bic nd9@
fen Nusfdten l6reibt:
Mit un8el9md@ter Spannun9 ben
eurppdilden Gret9nineu frlseno, ia9t
paS eenannte 8latt, madt unlere Sc
19dftswelt ep9 nidt mebr> wte III ZEN
jlneit ser9an9enen @pGen, ibre DtSz
poltipneu sdn3lt6 BON temG erlauf pe6
&rie9e6 abbdnsi9> lpntern f9enft ben
piesl eitiesn3 utdnoen bic tielen eebub<
renoe Mufmertlamfeit unb bersitst ii@
auf bic <Sailon rpr, pel6e unz
tsr saniisen Nulpiaieu gu besinz
men serlprtdt> III etn;elnen 8ran9en
idon teeennen bat. &ir balten es
fir iiberFli1G Don benz reiden Grseb<
mig uni erer %riesjdbrisen Grnoten gu
(pre9en ; es 1T oQgemein befannt, bab
mir BON 8rpoltofen melt rebr Ieewunz
men baben als mir coniumiren f5nne1
uno Elm nidt ldn9er 3u teltreitenceS
Tactun, 1T eS, taB ter Grtrag BON
8aumwpue pier MiQipnen 8auen ..er>
reiden miro, allo ca. hret MiQione1
8ausn gun, Grport bleiben> eenus
um ben 8r5bern Gbetl un(eresB aaren<
Supports iu be3ablen. @ae petroz
leum betrift 70 MIL es uns mad eer
Dimen1ion, mel9e bic Musfubr ttele6
Nrtifels trob Der betebenoenS t6runeen
tit lebter 3eit an9enpmmer, fait i9et@
men, al6 ob perlelbe berufen if, flnftig
nod cine tpett sr6Bere &oQe su 1pielen
alS bisber. Wir trau9en peu1na@
ben lleberi fluff bon Yrpptfpnen> Gabat
5@ifSbepUrfni6en &c. nidt bod an
sul9la9en> UNI bic ueber3eu9uns 5u
oeminnen, baB nieles Sabr, ,pel9e
9emmni1e Der &rteg aud nod btret>
ten mag, fir un1ern Grport<9 anoel 3u
ben elidli@fen sablen miro, &pdbrenb
bic 8efur9tuns, upit europa aus UNI
1ere Wdrfe nit @aaren iberfa1t 3u
ieben, f& Bis jest ala untesrinpet er>
tptelen bat.
Ginen lberuus 9intisen Gtntrud
mue es tnGuropa MAIDEN. tab bic bort
tattsebabte 8rifts uns fat sar nt@t
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Stt,nuteu aus Oentiblanb.

G6 1T tet6 Don srobem Snterei1e
Stimm1er fatbolij1er Blatter aus GU
rppa unb Bel pnberS aus .Deutl9lanb
au Yernebmen, I'M ren @e9ner1 gu get
0er, Don wel9em Stanppunfte aus
Ser neutrality-suspicious. &rte9 betra6tet
wirb. @ir lesen bier tem 9eler amef
llrtbeile Der fatbpliiden preie Deutl@z
LAMBS ppr:
I. Cine fat1oliids Stimms.
Da6 u&irdenblatt" Don Treitlirg t.
9. ia9t:
user wpQte in bielen ~ unerparte<
ten> fir Granfrei9 70 serbdn9nibppuen
Grst9ni0en ni@t coS Walten elmer bSz
bern Ma9t erfennen ? user i'm 2i6te
beS @lauben6 pen Sang cer @elteez
1dtdte betradtet, muB nptbwennts betm
9tnbltd auf ptele unerbIrte&atatrppbe
gu BET ueberSeusun9 selaneen, bob bier
Der Singer @otte6 unverfenntar 1T.
@otte8 Mublen mablen lano1am> aber
fetn. Der fran36ll9e Smperator drnz
tet iebt bic Jridte Der Saater1, pel9e
er felt 1850 aus9etreut. Nus nem
@ino> ben er eelaet, 1T Der Sturm erz
ftanpen, ben er jeBt ssr9ebens su bez
f9wSren 1udt. aSteben Sabre lano
Der 9eflr@tete S9ieoSrt9ter Der Welt,
bat ct III Der Gol9e bur@ ieine unsludz
ieli9e pulttif feline Ma9tfeuuns mebr
uno mebr unter9raben. @pn ten Mus
eenbltd an alS Narpleon tem Drdnz
gen oer italienil9en @erlAwSrer na6<
CAB unb tbnen CUR 8%eraubuna hes 81.
@tubleS letnen b%ewafneten Mrm lief,
1T }etn @tern 9eluntsr unb erblaet.
SEPT aber 9eninnt es ben Mn11ein, ols
pb bas alte frans6fl@e @pri9mort
uTous ceux qui ont mango du pape
en- sont morris" GlQe tieienieen, nell
DE bonn papfe 9e9e1ea baben, finb ba<
ran setprben.) AT Nappleun in re9t
ausenfdQiser @etie fi& perpirtltden
1pue. Mm @nbe pdre Is bod m6eli6,
baB bic Iter bic ttrecter uno tnbirecz
ten urbeber uno BefDrbcrer beB erpben
&ir9enraubeS serbdnete Greommuniz
cation ridt 70 pbne ale Bebeutun9
mare unb baB bas uuf ben @eflpen
BON @aftelfearbp sersoi7ene Blut cine
1@were @Ibne forberte. DaS be<
fannte uFaites, mails faites vite"
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I b~erat9efommenes golt setuoroen

V"&p -. r,s go ...4 -Hf A
Sir unS tpar her &ries BON Mnfan9
an Elm Nationalfriee renu Der Naz
poleonioe wolte Ter Giint9uns Der peut>
i9en GSlferl1aften su elmer Natton
nit @ewalt Gtnbalt tbun /; fir rie
Tranjolen 1T Der &ries Elm Matchmaker
ae1porcen, 1eitoem bic reutl9en Gabnen
fesrei9 auf fran;bfi9em 8ocen aufz
9epfanst iinp. Der seleb9ebenee &Srz
per uno Senat oeerettrten cena aud
Geoplutionaireu &emintScen3en fol-
seno) Elm aueemeine6 8plfsz Muf9ebpt
CUR @ertbetoisune Granfreids aber
Don benz Railer 19wefsen bic patrtpti<
19en prpclamatipnen ; fetn viye Fem
pereur! l9aQt In BEN Strasen BON
part6 urb aus ben 8atatQontn Der
Mpbilsarbe. Das aemetne @olf in
Paris, bic Mrbeiterma11e, nerlanstWaf
fen, aber eben tarum miro Yaris inBez
la9erun9s3uitano serlebt. Denn bic
@pltsbewofnun9 mare bic republican,
lde @enolutipn unb ttele bic 6err<
l9aft bes Serrort6mu5, ben bic pbern
8olfsfla6en perabl9euen. 60 felt
li@ bic alternative beraus: bebalten
bic Gran;plen ibren Gdiar bei 70 bat
@plf unb Mrmee fein @ertrauen urb
sebt ba6 patriutil@e Teuer in Rau@
auf beleiti9en iie ibn, 70 bri9t bic
Mnardte beretn.
Die l1nabbdnatsfeit uno Neutralitdt
8el9ien6 1T aeit9ert> weni9er jebp9
pur@ bic 1AdBente Grfldruns Gnsz
lanes alS rur@ bic ceutlhen Siese.
66tte perglapoleonire bic err items 9la9>
ten 9etppnner1, 70 murpe Jpn ber 3orn
gnslanrs dber ete @ereewaltieun9
SelsienS wents 9enirt BADEN. ais
cann bitte er nanli9 Bunoesseno0en
na6 6~ersen6luit au6pdblen f1nnen
Ddnemarf mare in feline Nrtne eeflp<
gen, bic f5nisli@ italieniiGe Nesieruns
bdtte iid beeilt> ibm ibren Dant fir
bic prets9ebun9 Noms ear3ubrtnBen,
uno in @ten<peib wdre bic &rie9sz
partet nit tbren pldnen pur99eorunz
gen.
~Wa6 mag mpbl ber Napoleonioe
Dem &ailer Gran3 Spiepb aueS anbie<
ten uno peripre6en ? Die Gerlu@un9
fam aber ni6t ioncerltd 19wer fetn,
1etteem bic Wortbru@tstsit unb Greuz
loisteit re5 @eriuders entlarYt it, ta6
Slid i'm ~Serlaien bat unb feline I'M
fdbisfeit am Gage ,lie9t. l1eberbte6 &C.
ftalten fi@ bic tnnern 3uitdnre Sefterz
retds nidt better, uno bic &anpisune
be8Gpncprbat8 mag ppbl lem heut1d>
5iterrei6ilden 2iberalismus bebasen,
miro aber feineSwess bic Mutoritdt rer
&e9ieruns trdftisen. @ir besreifen
redt wobl> tab bic reutiden Siese in
Wten cine GENTLE 8edn9itt9un9 errez
gen, ba man bort etnleben muB, bab,
pena Tranfretd niecer9eworfen if, bic
cp%ntineutale politif fprtan in Berlin
eema9t wtrt."
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aqian3 bel Deaerrei@s 8atboltfeu se<
funcen, mag na9febenbe Mittbeilune
bes n8ten erideinenren v@plf6freunb"
setaen, Der f@ gang unperbllmt alie
aus1pridt:
uMebr nod als bic militdril9enB Bull
lstins 3eiseh he polittiden &unesez
bunsen ceS empire bic %beordnete Gage
in Der es 1i1 befnbet uap iber wel9e
feline eriten Mdnner ben &opf uno al
! len Salt serluren gu baten l9eiren.
&lasltderes als ZEN Mrtifel hes parfz
Jet Mmtsblattes ldBt fia 1i9ts benten.
Dieter Ansitz unb Notbl9nt bteleBet>
telei UNI bic 9alfe Der reutralen Md9z
te, unnaittelbar mad ben bo@mGtbfaen
pbraiet ber leBten Nappleouifdenprpz
clamatien! s5eBt loQ Seferrei@ pas
eet5rte eurppdilae @let9aewiat piez
Der berteQen belfen, ba6elbe Oeferrei6,
bas feline beuti9e Gage rur benz tur;z
ldtteen @erf1w5rer BON plpmbteres
unp 8tarrtB serpanft! Der 5ferreiz
diiat Staatsmanr mabte BON @tnneu
fem, Ter in cielem Nusenbltfe Dem fin
tencm empire ben Nrm bSte. M59en
| bic teutl9en 6eere taS 9lprrei9 beaon<
11enne Berf fte9reid oolenben =; mSee
Der NIT Gerratb uno SLUT sulammenz
eeleimte 8ailertbron In parfs sulamz
menbredm uno feline ni6seitaltete
S96pfung, pas uetntse &Sni9ret9
Stalien" Jpn na9]tipen. Setter
reiGs Mufaate 1T es nt9t in bies 0ptz
tesseri6t fid einsumi(ben> pobl aber
feline SteQuns in, &atbe Guropa's, Der
ben Sbaten hes S9wertes fpleen wiro,
it9 gu lidern, mas nit Ni9ten our9
u%fretlinnige" Goneil<O epe1den, ppbl
aber turd Elm fairies Nesiment mad
Sunen uno cine fubne unp pfene
&eal<pplitif mad Nusen ge1debsn
pirp."
Terner l9retbt man aus @ten:
uMan erjdblt 1i9 bier, bic &ailerin
Gu9ente babe nurd Metterni9's Ser
mittelun9 eiaen 5ilferuf an ben &atier
Gran; Solepb 9eridtet. Inter ben ee<
9enpdrtt9en llmtanpen oirfte bteler
9alferuf chen 10 wents Grfole baben
tpte lener, ben bic &ailertn Charlotte
fir tbren beordn9ten @emabL ben &ai<
Ter Martmilian ben 8ruper Grans
Solepb's, an ben Safer Nappleon rt1z
tete. 8et pieler @elesenbeit betont pas
~Grempenblatt", bab per jeBige General
en- chef per fransSfl9en Mrmee, Marz
i9aQ 8aSaine, fi9 in Merico baupt<
Ia4lt9 bur9 feline llnperl9dmtbeit &C.
gen ben &aiitr Marimilian aus9ejei9z
net BABE, ben, 9e9enuber er einen Son
an9eiblagen, Der lebbaft an bic 3ett oes
H~betnbunpes e%rtnnerte."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-17
Sic Stim1nun8 lit Sefterrei1.

Befanntli9 tpar Dor benz Nu8bru9
bes jineiten &rieees 5fter BON einem
Blnbni0e Granfrei@6 nit Seterret@
bic Nebe. Mel9en Bpbe1 cine 1pl6e
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