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Clothing Mandatory.

One of the latest improvements, and an
evidence of increasing prosperity, in Ope-
lousas is the CLOTHING M~ANUFAcToRy, for
tmen and boys clothing, which Messrs
Bloch 6 Dupse have recently added to
their large dry goods establishment.
They guarantee a good fit made of mate
rial selected from their store, which will
not cost more than ready-made clothing of
the same material. The difference consis-
sists in better work and a better fit.
BY this arrangement they not only &C.
commodate the public, but give employ
ment to tailors and skillful seamstresses-
thus keeping the money at home, that has
heretofore been expended for such work
abroad.
This enterprise of Messrs. Bloch & Dupre
il d meritorious one, and deserves the sup
port and patronage of the public.
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Al HOrse-Thief Kille d.

On Saturday last, James Simons was
shot and killed At Bayou Chicot in this
Parish, by Louis Deville.
We are informed that on Friday previous,
Simons told a colored man in the employ
Of VIM. Carpenter to turn che. hores of his
employer in the pasture that night, as
he intended to steal them. He promised to
do 50, but informed his employers wife Che
beng absent) Of what had transpired. She
had them tied up. in the yard and they
were not molested.
On the next day, Saturday, Simons again
told the colored man to put the horses in
the pasture, and threatened to injure him
IN some way if he failed to- do SO. He
again informed Mrs. Carpenter, who
sent for her brother, Louis De-
vile. The horses were turned in the pas
threat night, and Deville stationed him.
self ut d convenient place with his double
barrel gun. About 9 o'clock two men
entered the enclosure, caught the two hor.
ses, put q bride on one and a halter upon the
other, and were in tho act Of crossing or
jumping the fence, one leading, and the
other driving the horses, when Deville or.
dered them to halt. They failing to do 50,
Bio shot one, who jumped the fence and
fell. and fred at the other, while running
E|AE EE8%.GA&G
Oh. but missed him. The person killed
proved to be James Simons.
neviile came to OpeIousas on Monday,
and delivered himself to . magistrate-he
was discharged
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Northern Democratic Kindnes

Capt. Geo. w. McCranie, Editor of the
euachita (Monroe) Telegraph, and Demo
cratic member Of Congress elect from the
fifth Louisiana District, in q letter from
Washington of the 90 ult.. speaks thus of
the treatment of himself and colleagues:
"They have met here nothing but silence,
~indignities and humiliation at the hands OF
Republicans, and, owing to a prevailing
want of confidence in the manliness and
liberality of Republicans, nothing but cold
ness, rebuffs or conventional courtesies from
the Democrats of the North and West, with
but few exceptions"
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state of AOuiSianSa.

PARISH CoURr, ST.. LANDRY.-No. 1851
Estate of William CottreM, dSc'd.
COLBERT W. FOREMAN, of the parish
" of St. Landry, Administrator of the Es
tate of William Cottrell, deceased, late Of the
parish of St. Landry, having filed a tableau
of the classification of debts of said Estate,
accompanied by his petition praying for the
homologation of the same;
And whereas, the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order Of court dated june
ID, 1870;
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to
said tableau inew1ting at my office in the
town of Opelousas, within the time required
by law. why the said tableau should not be
homologated and confirmed
JOS. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
June 4th, 70.
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BITUARY

Died, on the 10Th ult., near O~pelousas,
Mrs. MARY T. ANDERSON, in the 44th year
of her age.
The light of another household has been
extinguished. She who was the central
figure of a happy family circle has been
gathered to her fathers. leaving her sorrow
ing husband and children to mourn over
their heavy bereavement. Mrs. MARY 7.
ANDERSON, consort of the Hon. Thos. G..
Anderson, died, a few days ago, after a lin
gering illness, in the midst of her grief
stricken fasnily, and surrounded by the
friends who, in her last hours, ministered
around her bedside. After life's ftful fever,
she has passed from the eheckered scenes
of time to the fruition of a happy immortal
ity. How desolate to the survivors is the
once cheerful hearth-stonc! But their loss
is her gain.
The deceased was esteemed and loved by
a wide circle of friends, who appreciated
and valued her sterling qualities, and her
many virtues. ezs
In some respects, known to her intimate
friends, she exhibited a superior excellence
of mind, and a judgment which seemed in
tuitively correct. When, for some years,
her husband sustained the pressure Of heavy
financial embarrassments = the result Of
causes beyond his control-she encouraged
HIM by her economy, her thrift and her
counsel. She was his constant adviser and
friend. He ever appealed to her judgment,
and never regretted listening to her prudent
suggestions. When the country was in
vaded by the Federal army, she remained,
in the absence of her husband, the sole
possessor and guardian Of the homestead,
and by her tact and superior management,
engaged the sympathy and protection Of
the invaders, and thus secured to her hus'
band and children, property which might
otherwise have been confscated, wasted, or
destroyed. Sach was her address, that
when the country was occupied alternately
by both armies, she secured from each the
necessary protection, without FORGETTING the
respect of either the one or the other.
These were qualities, which it required
extraordinary circumstances to develop.
But her gentler qualities, and those virtues
which shine in the ordinary social and do
nestle relations, were of daily manifesto.
ton. She was a devoted wife and an afec.
tionate mother. To those whom she es-
teemed as her friends, she was warm in her
attachments; but she loved her husband's
friends better chan she aid her ID 20
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be b5t friend was an unfailing pass. port

be bDfriend was an unfailing passport to
her noble heart. To the poor and needy
she was always generous; and her many
charities will live long in the memories of
the humble and poor whose distresses she
so often relieved.
But the kind mother, the noble wife, the
true friend, the good Samaritan, has gone
to inherit, IN a better world, the rewards
of a Christian life ii this. May God, in his
infinite kindness, bless her surviving hus-
band and children, in the midst of their
heart-rending affliction.
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THE LITTLE CoRPoRAL MAGAZINE, for
June, is received. In July this sterling
Juvenile is to- be enlarged and improved.
Those subscribing now receive one number
free if they ask for it when they subscribe.
One Dollar a Year. Published by Seweh
& Miller. Chicago, Ill.
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State of Louisiana

Parish Court. Parish St. Landry.-No. 2sS2.
Estate of Dosite Leger.
lean BAPTISTE LEGER. of st. Landry,
J administrator of the estate of Dosite lie
ger, decd, having filed a tableau of distribu-
ton of said estate, accompanied by his petit
ton, praying for the homologation of the
same /; Efa -.
And whereas, the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order of Court dated Nay
IS, 1870 ~1 .
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to
all persons interested to make opposition to
said tableau, in writing, at my office IN the
town of Opelousas:: within thirty days from
che date hereof, why the said tableau should
not be homoIogated.
Jos. D. RICHARD, Clerk.
Nav 2Sth, 1870.
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ESTRAY.

WHE undersigned has in possession a stray
L creole stallion, bay color, ~ 10 years
old. The owner will come forward, prove
property, pay charges, and take him away:
within 30 days, or he will be disposed Of &C
cording to NV.
Facsimile of brand at JOURNAL Office.
ALPHONSE REED.
P~laisance, June 4th, 1870. [23-5t.
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Inducements to Subscribers.
We will send to each CASH Subscriber, for
one year, the
JOURNAL and Saturday EUensng Post,
for ~
JOURNAL and Lady's Friend, tor-----. . eo
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State of LOuiSiana

S1LAAe O2 AosAksEGhAAS
Parish Court, M a1as
Estate of Daniel G. AAen.
T EOPOLD GODCHAUX, of the Parish
- of St. Landry, Administrator ofthe Estate
of Daniel G.. Allen, deceased, late of the
parish of St Landry, having filed a fnaI
tableau of classification of the debts and dis
tribution of the funds of said Estate, accom-.
panied by his petition praying for the homo
legation of the same
And whereas the prayer of said petition
has been granted by an order ~ofcourt, bearing
date of June 3. 1870; f 81.
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to al
persons interested to make opposition to sale
Tableau in writing at my Office in the town Of
Opelousas, within the time required by law
why the said tableau should not be homologa
ted and confirmed.
JOS. d. RICHARD, Clerk.
June A, 1870.
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Losis stage

r. a candidate for the office Of Sheriff Of
the Parish Of st. Landry, at the election
next November.
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THE O~pEI0UsAs JOURNAL.


TARDREW & CO, Al Park Row, New
York, are our agents.
WHARTON 81 CO., Merchants Exchange
Co.'S Rooms. New Orleans, are our Agents.
THos MCINTYRE, 96 and SO Common
Street. New Orleans, is our Agent.
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D1ED-on Bayou Bouf, in this Parish, on
the 9th ult., Mrs. MARY BURLE1GH, consort
of Charles B. Spence, in the 57th year OF
her are.
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LOUISIANA ICE MANUFACTURING co,
New Orleans, La. -

New Orleans, La. $50
ICE AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
PLANTERS and Country Merchants can
L secure a full supply of Ice during the
coming season, by applying to the under
signed.
Price II cents per pound, packing and haul
ing to steamer or railroad included.
Each order must be covered by cash or
agent in this city who will pay bills on de-
mand.
All orders will be executed with promptness
and attention. Address
D. POCHELU, Sec. and Treas,
Glass Box 13s, New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, May 29th, 1S70-2t
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Spanish Affairs.
I'm. o. Picayune, 29th ult,l

e@8t.f lN. ". lSdy uuU, <otu Uiesj
So, Espartero has positively refused to
accept the Spanish crown The refusal of
ROYAL prerogatives i'll suits his character,
the principal feature of which has ever been
ambition and love for greatness. But then
Espartero is growing old, and at the age Of
seventy-eight he can have but little ambi-
ton left to satisfy, and does not apparently
care to weigh down the balance ofan event
full life with the cares of royalty. And
eventful and unquiet, indeed, was the ca
reer of Don Baldomero Espartero. Origi-
nally destined for the priesthood, the French
invasion OF Spain wrought a change in bis
life at the age of twenty.three he began
his military career and rose gradually to
the rank Of Marshal. In his early days he
fought in Peru, and many heroic deeds are
related in connection with his military ex-
plots on Peruvian soil. After his return
from Peru, he married Senorita Santa
Cruz, a wealthy heiress. His exile from
Spain; his return thither after the dethrone-
ment Of Queen Isabella his active partici-
patton in the establishing of the Spanish
Government upon debris of the Bourbon
dynasty, are events Of too recent occurrence
to need to be revived in the memory of the
reader. Taken all in all, Espartero ranks
high among the great men Of the Pyrenien
peninsula aud had he accepted the row
Of CASTLE and Arragon, the reins Of gov
eminent would have been in trustworthy
hands. He would, at least, have displayed
his customary energy to maintain his roy
al position.
How long the Spanish throne will be
vacant is, under existing circumstances,
indeed a riddle, SO much more so, because
the Cortes are, according to a cable dis
patch in Saturdays Picyune, now averse to
bestowing royal pr~erogotives upon argent
-~~~-.-@@.---~--
A couple went to the Rev.--to get
married. Mr.--is something Of j
wag, and, BY an innocent mistake, Of
course, began I'd read from the prayer
book as follows !. Man that is born Of
woman is full Of trouble, and has but q
short time to live,1 etc. The astonished
bridegroom exclaimed 2 Sir, you mis-.
take, We came to be married !.
Well, if You insist, I will marry
you bat believe me, my friend, you had
much better be buried"
~-o-e~~~
Recipe joy q Happy Home. siz
things. says Hamilton, are requisite K
create ! hsppy home. Integrity mus
Be ire architect, and tidiness the uphol
starer. IL must BE- warmed BY affection
and lighled up with cheerfnlness and
industry Be the ventiiator, renewing the
atmosphere and bringing In fresh salu
brify every day while over alb . pro
tecting canopy Of glory, and nothing
will sAiuce except the blessing Of God
e~
Men Of means ara often the n1salesi
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Ice For Sale

Eureka Council B.. & S.. NJ, U. D.
nEGULAR MEETINGS of this
ID Council will be held at
Humble Cottage Lodge, NO. ~
the first Friday after the full moon OF every
month, at Z o'clock, T. M.
BY order of
JAMES RAY, t.. l.. g.. M.
4 RI. MoDEMULLER, Recorder.
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Dissolution.

TvHE partnerships heretofore existing under
H. the name and style of Lastrapes Il Rob-
ertson and VIM. A. Robertson g. Co., are
hereby dissolved by mutual consent. Either
partner will sign the name of the firms in IL
quidation. HENRY LASTRAPES,
VIM. A. ROBERTSON.
Washington, La, Hne 1sts1970. [23-5t
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e. y EsTRAY.
TAKEN up qp the 10th ult., at DR.. J. A:
l. Taylor's Haxia plantation, one sorel
pony, with white face, branded on the right
shoulder K R, about IA hands high, aud 10
years old. ,
The owner will please come forward, prove
property, pay charges, and take him away,
within thirty days, or he will be disposed of
according to law. VIM bMAYQ.
June 4th. 1870.
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opelousas Market Report.
Corrected Weekly By Blo1A j. Dupre
GROCERIES.
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Notice.
n NY person who brands his stock aoou.
n thus: Ell will find it to his interest
to call on the undersigned, who mas taAei
up stray stock so branded. n1rpIo
May 2sth, 1870.
Ice For Sale
~ jos. BLUM.
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Men Of means arc often the r1sanest
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aoain

MADR1D, May pa caucus Of the Cor
ties defeated the proposition to invest Gen.
Serrano with royal attributes by q vote of
% to42.
It is announced to-day that Gen. Prim
wiilresign unless Serrano assumes a regal
Era,k
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NoRyoRK, Va, May 2s.-The official re-
turns of the municipal election give John
B. Whitehead, Conservative candidate for
Mayor, 38 majority.
The Conservatives have elected % of
the 81 Councilmen, and the whole ticket
except the Commissioner Of Revenue, Keep
er Of the Aims House, Inspector Of Streets
and Clerk Of the Market.
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@a8 Gbriifentburt unb baS 20:
cialc 2ebe1 iu. Mltertbue,.

Die a0tt[ide Ginfebuu9 ee9 Girl
Centbums Bat li6 wobl ntdt teutlth.r
unc fit isoen Menlden, Ter nidt OBJ
G6tli@ Der @abrbett ieia Auee per<
}blie6t, erfeRntarer tew6bren f5unen,
ols tur9 Gen MISUNDERSTANDING,
melaeu es III Cen Nnidauuaseu UNI
Ter Aufa0un9 BET 9anlen alten @elt
beror0erufen bat. Tert.tte If Elm 70
soufdnpt3er unp 3ualet& f. erceartis
eer, nab tpenn mir cte @ruRetebre res
Gbri1enttum5 v@cr @ptt ais tcut
@a5pfer finp ale Men(den, ais Sc
fd6pfe leiner 6auo ~uuQdduci8 elet9,
uno ale ba5cn aus hte(em @runpe
9(et@e pFidtea uno Blei@e HeGte",
eiaen, une l.!bit Dem 9ebtlpetten Mau>
ne bes Mltertbuns al8 ben 0runo1ab
far 8%eurtbeilun9 menl9ti@cr 3ufdn>:
be nprlege, f6nnter, ct pieielbe, alS tut
sreufeu @ioerlprud NIT letner earz
gen Mufa0unsSweile> entweeer NIT Ell
mem mttleiptsen 2d@eln anb5ren, ober
in &adf@t auf feline faat!tden uuo
Tamfltenz@ erbdltni0e serabe3u pertperz
fen w0rce. 8ir> Ypr Su9eno auf an
cielen 0ranoiab setpSbut unb p6n fft<
ner 8ere9tisuns unb leiner @lltt9feit
uber3eust, taunea, tueu,, mir lele1, cae
). 9. Der @rie9e ben Barbaret1 Go
ater ttannte ct jeben Musldnoer) al6
cine BON .Natur ibm undergraduate
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Der $efrGmber
=
febeussilosr oaa aer nsrS(tt.
GrfteS &apitel.
Strau1eut.

SD flbre bic 2eier auf Elm titles,
einfam seleeenes Gilano in ter Ncrez
lee, ra9 6eleolano. Seit tort Elm
Seebap erribtet uorpeu, 1T Die Sn1el
audi in ,peiten &reilen betannt ; es
Aeben in ieeem CONNER siel bunoert
Menlden bin> um in Dem erfrildenpen
Seewa0sr Die 1dwunfente @elunpbett
tpiecer b~er3uaeuen ODER aud, UNI einige
@oden in filler 3urld9eso9enbeit 3uz
3ubrineen. Dos 1T aber nod nibt
lanae Der, eenn ba6 6eebap wurre erit
I'm Sabre 1926 er6fnet. 8pr bieler
Belt lebten pie Gtnwpbner 9ans ateez
l9lo0en BON per @elt; uur bic @dnz
1,er rubten, ME es erauben auslab,
penn fie futren il ale Belnbetle bin
aus: Die Drausn aber blieten tabeim>
uuo ia fe tbr san3es 2eben binour@
nur Die Sniel III ieten tefamen unp
feine 6antbreit BON Gem Aroeen Geltz
lanre, 10 ,par ttnen eieie bic @elt.
Nus iener Belt Dor Gem 8aoeleten nil
i9 ben, 2eler cine @ei9i&te ;erSdbs
len.
60 nar 6odlommcr uno nod frdb
an, Morseu> cie Spnne Bate f@ fauu,
aus Der 6fli6en Glutb erbc6en. I'M
ten an, Gtranee, Zen bic Snlulaner tas
untertane renneu, faup Elm iunses
Mdr@en auf Dem weiben eance unb
ldaute Qber eas Meer. Gie botte BET,
Batter uno ben Bruber bierter te9leitet,
,pelde binauefubren, III fl4en. Der
Ntldfane mar ia fojuiasen bic etn3ise
3abrunssauelle eer Snlutaner uno
Ger peulelbcn uidt trfeb> Ter uurpe nur
{c(te,1 fatt.
Das Mdc9en toauete fi@ jebt tim,
ten 6etmpsa a%niutreten. @uten
Morser, peerte &robn, rscste 6e8laas
6anien at, Der ettnfala ben Giidern
no9eelaaut bate. Ct tonnte 1elb1
nidt raebr ait> bic @i6t lief IS niai
3u.
@uten Morsen> &laae, CAB peerts
ben @ruB 3uruf, nu bait aud wpbl
na@ teinen 2euten seleben?
Sa, peerfe> anpers fam id ia bod
nidt raebr tbun, aber pom @aner fam
ID ni9t laHen, has lie9t einna( in
8lute.
Das Mdb9en sins swil9en Der
lei9ten, aber blbl@ an9e0ri6enen5du :
fern be6 unterlanpeS eur@ auf BIZ
sro6e Ereppe 3u, mel@e ben utepri9err
She'll Der Sniel NIT Dem b5ber seIeee:
men b. ). bas llnterlanb nit temO ber:
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Ser Is amberer.
s euiIIet0n.


8ranfen 9innes, 8rnif serf9lefes,
5@wetft' i'd trib burd Eoru nab Gsbrsa,
go f@ ieber gfab serlcren.
TortesbeBt orn iunrer 5aa.
limb i'd tlastt ttefuerbrshsu:
Maes 1T mir fets eutsesen,
Gabret bin beun - metuetueesu
Seoer Sag 1T mir 3ur 2af.
llnb an, alerttQfen Srte
@eb' i'd mid In meineu. Summer.
tlnb periant in Tieberi tlummer
Muf eetuidies Eanneurets.
l1no ta par's, ale bSrt' i9 @urte,
E6rt ein Rliusen bur9 bic &6ums,
l1ne bic S@atten raeiner Grdunte
9laRertea ins DIR mir leis:
@iult but AIDES Dants psrseHea,
3weifeln an bes 8aters @ate,
Ser bes 2ensss bolee 8litbs
Gben buftenb aussefreut?
@iQf bu beien @eisbeit ute0ea,
Der bic &aupe ftl entfaltst,
Der bic Giruenpaut eeilaltet
Gwig Ma1t uub Sag erueu't?
Ssbes Ding bat feline gBeiie;
Wie Der pappel bort an, Babe,
@ie bsr Gtpalte unterna Da4e,
@irb bas Deine BIT ~ She'll.
&eiae lent bic 1aeuns Isile,
@@paGe mub bas 8euer ldb!sn,
8Sis mug Der GeafeI aualen.
@te es paBt su Sebee 5s!.
2aGe bu sein peidIi9 @rGmen,
@iTe benu: bu fo1it entbebren,
Sout bid reeeu, ieQN bid pebrea>
Bis bu beiner4raft bewuSt. a
9aie nibt int &anuf bid Iabusn,
Traee uautbis bic Yei9werse.
@iat bu, raj &c tsitter peree,
5u9' ben @iea in beinsr 8ruit.
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In uorberaeteneen. Differ 3upaa6
II tbtils een G;ntritte fremper prieiter,
tbeils zen easlilaen gellesica III Rom,
Dcuai, Ialiacoiir, PARIS au,ul9reiz
ten. s'on ,snui727 Tno i5iO8 elt>
ann 2l7 Nrceusp,ieltsr. 5n Zen ltB<
ten fuai ..>abren III Gin ft,tr 3amads
an Ri;hea uneprtejtern 81 osri'idt1et'.
Sn rem %HnAsheusra yonepn 8set es
list ftinen Ratbolifsn r1ebr, Ger tpetter
ais ei,'s enslilte MciIe ~ elmer tatb.
Stride tltte, une IN mauben Dt0rtts
ten Der Start eiett ee tetet eter oeer
flint mclde Penn &atbuliftn leiGt er<
reiatar iinr. I'm allen @onn> uro
Teiertaseu finn Al pel lhtseenen Stuu>
ben. mad Zen Yerilsfai0ea aQerS tduoe
unp WeujGsn, ron 80 ubr file
Me(1rn. Yin @chcnteaen (lno IN
mandtn &irAsn 3. 4, 5. In anoereu 2,
IN anreten / Msfe, unc, no piele
pritRer (inc, 1T Nuta&t fat leeen
MtenD.
Die 5fentlide Metnune oee.n bic
&a.bolifen bat iid IN GnBlano 8edn~
her, Der 6ae uno cie 6ur&t, ,uel9e
fr0ber ae8en {e tslancen, baben oufae<
bort. uno .siele Anslifauer fablen p@
au ttnsn binsssc3en.
Bie meit ii einse(nen purttet1 BE
Annaberuno Ger Ritualiteu inter ben
AnaLfauern gun, Rotbcli.tsmus 8ectebz
en- III. gent aus folbeneem berYcr.
Btnn Nnaliianer rieier Nt&tuns i@
in rn Isemre tsfiuoen. 70 jitbeu fe es
OFT BET, in cen fctbolilden xir@en
WcGen ~ bSrsn, Ra!t einem au9lifaz
nijhen 0otteeoieufte bei,umcbaen.
Aebnli1ee fomnt In Ter 6etmatb ror,
pie man al enslilben 8arecrten fsben
farm. 9n manden ritualiliiden Sir
den areift cine gang fatb. @erebrun9
ees 81. acknowledgements TIM {I@, ~
tic Nufbewabruaa Ter foa. conlecrlrtsa
G%ubitan,eu. eie Antetuns eerlelben u.
(uaar cine Nadabmun9 unferer Ses
9enjpeurun9 NIT eem Auerbeili9Nen.
Sin manhea O,ten miro loAar tie
siersiatanrise Anradt m53li@f na@>
8eabmt.
Sir ra5 fathuli(de Gdn(welen If
jest ttiuabe austeidene seforat. Die
Eatbcliteu bsfsen cine arcEe Nnidbl
ron Grls9ien, Sdu!en uno Gr5ie9<
unesanaalteu, ,reldr fit Xnaben uno
Mi Gsn, a.nae uno rei9e, fit ete bo1e,
mittlere unr arteitenre Boltefla1e be-
Gimmt fiao. Die fat9oliden Cole
0ien une h5bera S9uIen In Gnalano
unp { dottlaao belauisn fid auf II.
Die Wdrhenldulen Fno Yielfa1 III
zen Nlneen bon MoRerfrausn. Son
I'm 233 Ncnueueonyeuten In Gnalanc
tno Sdctttanp {no nit rtbt nentAer
ole lmsi Irittbeilsn Mde6enibulen
re,tunren. Die 6erautilruna Ger fa>
tbrliihen Qebrer uno 2ebre.tnnen 1T
eine uo1treIFi@e; uomentltd miro tas
Geminar ron 6ammerlmitb In cieler
8r3iebun9 selott. Sbr 9r66ter Geino
(heint ZEN fatbolifAen Shulen tn
GnsIano in Den BON Der ttberalen par
tel teantroatsn GommunaIidulen eatz
fseben ~ wulsn. Die Gatbulifen (ino
entldiecen caae9en unp meinen, e6
pdre be(itr, tpenu bic alteu Sage Der
erau(amen S~erfolBunS piecerfdmen,
ais ra6 ..eie suttloien S@uten" etnaez
fabrt wutosu. @ie leseu ater nt&t
t1aAenr eie 61nre IN cen Sdrc6 Cpte
tao In Deutlhlano leirer rielfa9 9ez
f9tebtl, leneern riRen li9 oQtrwdrte
gum eut(dlolfneu Sample una ibr na<
tlrlidte Ne@t Der fatbplil&sn Sinner
~er;iebuus.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-16

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