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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23

On band at sH times complete stock OF STEAM
ENGINES. both stationary and portable, sA "
MILLS, COTTON GINS and CONDEESEEsa
gIOE MACHINERY, SUGAR MILLS and
EVkFORATORS, DIAMOND GEIST MILLS and
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS of every de-
scription, which we are Offering ct manufacturers
prices and respectfully solicit sn examination Of
before purchasing elsewhere. my29 IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23

(NksAEESsEAs IL, WRNNE Gr FL E2s.
DEALERS Iei AND MANUFACTURERS
AGENTS
-vOR--
Machinery and & Agricultural Implements,
III CRtyTzE ETHEET. NEW ORLEANS,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-23

DEPARTMENT or IMPROVEMENTS.
Bureau # streets. I
New Orleans, April Il, 1901
rbe soro,v;r, are tho ofices of District Superin-
.endeuts OF Streets and residences OF Ward super
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iNFALLInlLlrY.-Poris, March lI.-A
Rome dispatch of this date states that GlC
votes are now sure for the Papal infallibil-
ity dogma in the Ecumcnical Council. Dis
patches from Rome confirm the report of Il
demand made by France for representation
in the Council. The publication of the
twenty-one canons of the Church render in
cvitable change in the attitude of France,
as in the abstract they violate the princi-
pies of modern government and society and
are hostile to the wishes expressed by En-
peror Napoleon in his speech to the Cham
bers. Differences have arisen in the French
Cabinet on the policy to be pursued toward
Rome. 4 London telegram states that the
PARTY at Rome adverse to the Papal preten-
sions is gathering strength daily.
1t is known that Count Daru is in favor
y
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Domestic Markets-1BY TELEGRApu1.

NEW YORK, March I5-Nooa Flour duh and
hhrooping; Wheat dun and nomlnaIly lower. Corn
ut i4tc. Cotton frner ut al.c. 1urpcntine steady
at 45c. Rosin firm ut $o05Gls2O71 for strained
common. al, and s2.lo0s2l? Tor good strained.
Ersning.-Cotton closed quiet sales 4. 900 bales
Mt 2l;c. Flour-sonthern dull and ncnanced
and lc. lower. Corn closed tlrm In fair demand:
new mixed western, s56I05c. Pork. S2575 Lard
heavy: kettle. l!5Il5c. Whlskcy. asIasIe. Groce-
ries dull. Naval Stores steady. Freignts droop-
Ing.
BALTIMORE. March I5.-Cotton, 2lc. Flour
quiet. Wheat and Corn quiet and unchanged
yellow corn sells freely 1T a3" Pork firm at S27.
Bacon firm /; shoulders. leMl@ic. Whlskey, sIM
Csc.
Virginia Gs-Cld, So bid.
CINCINNATI, March Is. - Corn unchanged.
Whlskcy. s2c. with light Il rnand. Provisions
dull and demand for all articles weak. Mess Pork
held al S26. 25d $2C.5O Bacon--Shonl.!ers held at
lie. Lard--So sales.
bulk. c:n6ar. Whiskcy, 9ola93c. Provisions
heavy Mess Pork *.64t$9G.5V. Bacon-Slloul-
lcrs, lite.
NORFOLK, Marchl5 Cotton firm with amodc-
rate demand low middIing-. ls}6i &c., receipts
s5s bales; exports, cuastwiSe, 100 bales sales,
l37 bales.
CHARLESTON. March I5.-Cotton firm al anIc ::
receipts, 1857 bales. EXparts-T0 Great Britain,
1900 bales coastwisc, lbs bales. Sales, 300 bales.
Stock, II, 7c4 bales.
SAvASSAIi. March IJ.-Cotton In good demand ::
mlddltngs, 2lc. :: receipts, soy bales exports
coastwisc liz bales: sales, 500 bales stock 81 40
bales.
MOBILE, MARCH lj.-Coton firmcr with limited
supply: mdlinrs. 210faItr.; receipts t25 bales !:
exports, IL bales: sales, 500 bales stock, 1890
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, March 15.-Cotton in active
demand at full prices: midllings, 2l50?2c. Re-
GENTS, ss2 bales. Exports--To Liverpool, l.Is5
bales; Cronstadt, 500 bales. Sales, 5000 bales.
Stock, 30, nsB bales.
GALVESTON, March IJ.-Cotton In good demand
win an upward tendency, good ordinary. lSshl
l>tc; receipts, III bales: exports cUastwisc, g
bales; sales, 1000 bales stock, 80. sSs.
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Financial and Commercial.
Grain and Flour Market.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND. VA, March Is, 1870.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA, March Il, 1870. !
OFFERINGS.
WhsGl.-White. 3is bushels. Rcd, 6sa bushels!
Corn.-White. 232 bushels. Mixed, ass bushels
O1ts.--a53 bushels.
RYe.-l36 bushels.
BToomcora Seed--1s bushels.
E3nLSsed.-e bushels.
SALES.
Whrut.-W hite, lis bushels prime private
terms 10 bushels very good at Sl.3I5: Is bushels
Ut $i.:O-total. 2st bushels. Req, 50 bushels IL
81. l2s EOS bushels fair ut sl.?o; III bushels good
ut #l.25-total. 4s2 bushels.
Corn.-Whltc. lO' bushels prime at Sl.oe3; lca
bushels very good at 81: 10 bushels prime at 81 o.
total, aga bushels. Mixed, "a bushels very good
ri 81 :3s bushels good ut 9sc.-total, 300 bushels.
OatS.-l'o bushels prime at coo. bushels vel J
Rood al CSC q bushels New Brunswick at 7cc. I;
20 nusheis al sac. % bushels prime at 6c.-total
25s bushels.
Rye.-2.bushels very good mt aoc
RE-EyHrBITEr.
Wh6ut.-Whte. Is bushels. Red 100 bushels. /
tiOrR.- Mixed. 3S6 bushels.
Rye.-3J bushels.
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MURDER IN Observation-Disclosures
ph'a, March H.-Lewis s. Foster, bar
tender, was this morning stabbed nine
times by Pat Kelley, with whom he had
been playing cards. Kelley ran away, and
came back with Pat Ward, and one Of the
two then fired OF Foster, who was bleeding
on the floor. Kelley and Ward were ar
rested. Foster has died. Kelley has been
committed for trial
An old unknown woman died to-day in
bedford from the effects of n beating on
Saturday night. The perpetrators are un-
known.
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Lawrence, Kansas, is in the field for
specie payments.
The immigration to Kansas at present is
said to be unprecedented in the history of
the State.
Isaiah Ryndcrs has been discharged from
his position rs deputy marshal of New
York.
Gerrit Smith has contributed another
thousand dollars to the fund of the Cuban
Charitable Aid Society at New York.
Anti Masonic lectures are being given in
Western New York by Rev. Woodruff
Post.
The boiler of portable saw-mill at Mil
ton township, Wayne county, Ohio, explo-
ded Saturday, killing Jacob krupp, Robert
and Frank Mcconnell, John Fritz, David
Shook, and two men named Hoover.
The Jury in the Alexander alleged poi
soning case, in New York. have decided that
Captain Alexander died of softening of the
brain. and have released the Gardener fam
ily-suspcctcd Of being privy to the cause
of dcath-from custody.
At Mansfield, Ohio, Saturday morning,
Mary J. Lunsford, scamstress, was found
murdered in bed. Her body was horribly
gashed, and indications were pieScnted OF
a terrible struggle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-16

The Sabbath School Convention of the
Lexington Presbytcry convened in the
prcsb ytcrian church Of this place on Tues
day last, and continued its sessions till
Thursday evening. The members Of the
Convention concur in the expression Of the
sentiment that they rarely, if ever, par
ticipatcd in the proceedings Of a religious
body which afforded more delightful enter
tainmcnt, and which was more profitable
both to mind AMI heart.-!Staun'on Spectd-
H.
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For the Dispatcil.

Mr.. + litor,--In the account given in your
paper of the killing Of Grymcs by Mr..
Campbell there is one thing not stated
which | think of importance. Mr.. Camp
bvll had no 5a'freS; in the corn stolen: Il
ora> he pTcp~tYGf tie jiack ma" ,rho DE-
iDcich tie ,'oy"eS. His pursuit of the thief,
thcl cforc, was Tor the protection of this
black ones interests, and not Of his own ;
and That one, TOO, Was Il genuine Radical.
The corn was in Mr.. Campbell's barn.
". 4. Z,
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The DASvrltr AND Lrscnsuns RAIL.

The DASvrLtE AND LYScasuRo RAIL-
RoAD.-The Committee Of Ways and Means
OF the City Council, to whom was referred
the application of the Board of Directors
of the Dany,lle and Lynchburg Railroad
Company for assistance, will probably
make their report to the First Branch Of
the Council this evening. 1t is expected
that the report will be favorable, as the
proposed road will bring Baltimore much
nearer to the heart Of the cotton-growing
district, and thus largely increase the trade
OF this city with the South.-Baltimore
american.
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a- ~,.r. aGa s.sR
TELEGRAPHfo. MI TVS.


NEW YORK, March 15-1oo4S- So )cks steady.
Money easy at 5@s per cent. Sterling Exchange
Long, 1893: short loss. Gold llli. limited Sta es
Bonds. lfb.. Tennessee s's-Ex-ce 'upons, ssi
new, 80. Virginia 6's-Ex-coupons- ut: new. 10.
Louisiana 5's-Old 10; new, 10 lie wee 8's. I3t
ss, IS. Alabama s's Ell; SIS, 7o!. Georgia e's,
81 rs, s5.. North Carolina s'l--O,id, 473; new,
2el. South Carolina G's-Old, 80: nev;, s2l.
Rrening.-Money, 5GIe per cent. Sterling Ex-
change steady. Gold closed hea W ut l1ls. Go
vernments steady and firm. Soul hern Securities
closed irregular.
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JACKSON L CLOPToN, p. q. NH 2-W4N
rI'O THE WORKING CLASS.-We ar,

T7O THE WORKING CLASS.-We are
1 now prepared to furnish all classes with COLI
slant cmploy ment at home the whole of the time
or for the spare moments. Business new, light,
and profitable. Persons Of either sex easily earn
from Soc. to IS per evening. and proportional
sum by deroting their whole time to the business.
Boys and girls can earn nearly as much as men.
That all who see this notice may send their adj
dress and test the business, we make this unpa-
rallcled offer To all such as are not well salts
lied we will send 81 10 pay for the trouble Of
writing, Full particulars, valuable sample
which will do to commence work on, and q copy
of The People's Literary CUmpanion-opc of the
largest and best family newspapers published-alt
sent free by mail. Reader, If you want perma-
- r. zl1StiaaIe work. address o
{ S : 1331'1sE G. ALLEN Co..
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Foreign NIarkets--lBY TELEGnArnl.

Foreign N1arkets--IBY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON, March -Eoou.- Consols, 92}. United
States bonds, oos. Common ROsin. SIS. Cd. ass. Cd.
Sugar rmer.
HAvRE, March l5.-Cotton opened firm; on the
spot, 1857; afoat. 13lf.
LIVERPOOL, March IS Noon Cotton quiet !:
uplands. loTd. Orleans llt4lltd. o'Eiock.-
Cotton quiet and unchanged: sales. 1900 bales.
Winter Wheat. -. Ill. Western Flour, "0s GIL.
Pork, a9S. Lard, e!s.
LIVERPOOL. March 10 Erening. Cotton steady;
upiands. losd; Orleans, llaWlltd.; sales, 10000
nal"s Including 5000 bales for export and spccu-
| lation.
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We cite here two or three extracts from notices
from the public prcss-notices which brlehyrcprc-
sent the general testimony. both from public and
prlyate sources. that AppLETOSs' JOURNAL Is
esteemed, as regards the general nature or its
contents. one Of the hest publications ol It's CLASS
CT her In Europe or America.
From the Syracuse journal.
1.-THE fact Is. ArPLETOSs' Jor RNAL occupies
hcld all 10 ts nearer I" the p s% Gsr,
hut TO The sense oi the beautiful andt the good
From the New York Herald.
1--WE doubt If there arc many wcchlieS or
monthli.S in Grcat Britain the standard OF whose
contents IS rs high rs that of APPLEToSS'
JOuRNAL either in their prose and poetry, or In
their engraylngs: and certainly there are none
supcriur.'
From the Boston Transcript
"Iu locking over Il file OF this handsome weekly
we are struck with the valuable as well as attrac-
tive features 1t combines. BESIDES me usual sup,
personal interest In the way OF biography ano
travel, we have much genuine scientific discussion
and description just such as Is ADAPTED TO ~, ~,
tendency Of the age toward practical knowledge.
i'm emhcll >hment, both as TO style and SUBJECT
this serial Is great advance on previous anu pre-
pu Inn among the wecklies, both in art and SCIENCE
From the Day-Book.
1--WE urc inclined to believe there has never
aupcarcd an American publication that has
strcnythcncdits hold upon the American reader
so RAPIDLY as this erer-welcome periodical CRIT
nutencss and it is hardly possible to find flaw or
an imperfection I'm any department, we cannon
refrain from expressing our profound admiration
for ana say to our b reaEers shas
have Il prominent place on their parlor centre
tables
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DAUGH'S IMPROVED RAW-BONE

DAUGH'S IMPROVED RAW-BONE
ID PHOSPHATE. unsurpassed inr raising To-
BAcCO, CORN. and all CEREAL and GRASS
CROPS. and for cnriChing WORKOUT land 80 per
rent cheaper .hin Perry ian Guano. Its analysis ::
t-75 per cent. ammonia: - per cent bone phos-
plate of lime: 1895 per ccut. of which is soluble
Ii has been In Use tor over fifteen years. and its
reputation Is unsurpassed. IL has been recently
greatly improved by an increase OF AMMONIA
and SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE. A trial is all that
Is asked. Planters can purchase on four aud six
months time with approved city acccptanccs.
Orders filed at lowest manufacturers rates by
LEE. Seldom Il CO.,
f. ?i-3m Sole Agents Tor Richmond, Va.
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NIRGINIA-TO WIT: At Rules held
Y In the clerks Office of the comfy court of
iIenricO county on Monday the It'll day Of Febru-
ary. Eiu
4 J. Fuqua. PlalntiM,
against
Rhpdcrick Mackinsie and Alcxandrina Mackn-
defendants,
IN CiIASCERi.
The object of this suit Is 10 enforce partition Of
tract OF land lying and being In lenrico county.
and formerly known MS the Hughes Tract" and
containing about two hundred aud eight acres.
An affidavit having been filed with the papers in
this suit that Aexandrina Mackinsic. one of the
defendants In this suit IL 4 non resident or this
State on motion OF the plaintiff, by his attorney,
Ii is ordered that said ast-named defendant do APP
pear here I'm one month after due publication of
this order and do what Is necessary 10 protect her
interests I'm this suit and That copy Of this order
be- published once week for four successive
weeks In the Richmond Dispatch newspaper
published IN the city OF Richmond, and that au-
other copy thereof be posted at the front door OF
the courthouse OF this county on the first day OF
the next county court.
Copy-Test:
X. VI. THOME. &. II. C..
JACKSON Y CLOPTON, ID, a, NH a-W4w
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rE'IIE FIFTI-SECOND NUMBER
ArpLEToNs' JOURNAL
LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND ART.
During the first year OF its publication. which
closes with No. 81, the publishers
have given
23 PER CENT. MORE READING NATTER
THAN ANY OTHER MAGAZINE,
besides furnishing gratis, In supplements,
- >UrERB STEEL ENGRAvINGs,
SUITABLE FOX FRAMING,
usually sold in print-slors at 81 each.
&c LARGE rooms.
designed Ivy the best artists.
REPRESENTING
SCENES OF GREAT INTEREST,
ELEVEN ILLUSTRATED SUPPLEMENTS
EIGHT FACES EACH.
We have. therefore, given to each subscriber
500 WORTH IN PREMIUMS.
calculated at the usual cost Of EngravlnSs Of a
like character.
THE ENTIRE PRESS OF THE UNITED
STATES HAVE HEARTILY COMMEND
ED TIE PUBLICATION AS OCRUPY-
ING 4 NEW FIELD AND POS
sESSING ATTRACTIONS IN
EQUALLED BY ANY
OTHER JOURNAL.
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silver Coming for the New York
Ranks.

NEW YORK, March 1j.-Three millions
in silver is coming from Canada for the
banks of this city.
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JANE SALES.--To Robert Crane, of New
York. Mr.. T. l.. Gifts farm, on the Tcle
graph roi1. IN Stafford. Of Zil acres, for
- 800. Also, the farm Of 80 acres, in
Spotsylvauia. owned by the heirs Of Viii
liam Bullock, 10 Mr.. George Desseraux. Of
.Iersc:. England. for *800.-trcderjchS-
Iury Vars
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VELVET, BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY,
THREE. PLY, and INGRAM CARpETINGs.
RUGS. MATS. and FLOOR.CLOTIS,
FLOOR aud TABLE OIL-CLOTHS,
DAMA>K and LACE CURTAINS, and WIN
DOW SHADES
have reduced tic above 10 correspond viii. the
price of gold. Il. =. RICHARDSON,
NH s--lm 9nl corner Main and Ninth streets
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LUMBER. LATsSS. 40.

W. C. MAYO. j. =. W. GIBSON.
I Z VI BE R.-SA MILL, MAYVS
~ lSLAND.-We keep constantly OF hand for
sale, in any quantity, large small, large
stock Of SEASONED LUMBER for building pur-
poses, CASING BOARDS, LATHS, PALISGS,
&C., &c. our facilities for obtaining logs and
Cur capacity for saving. enable us to Mi all orders
promptly and 1T rs low prices as any other pia1-
ties. MAYO & GIBSON
DC 23-5m post-oiiicc box 40.
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Foreign News.
SPAIN.

SPAIN.
MADRID, March l5.-Thcre WAS no pub
lie demonstration at the funeral of Prince
Bourbon, slain in duel with
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FERTILIZERS.

DERUVIAN GUANO.-200 tons No. |
l. PERUVIAN GUANO daily expected for sale
low from Vessel ANDREW T.. ELLtTT.
Commission Mcrchlnt
NH li-!tF corner Twelfth and Cury .trccts
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NR. SuNNEK'S SPErE PAYMENTS BILL.
Mr.. Summers bill 10 strengthen the legal
rr.eryes Of the national banks and 10 pro-
vide fol the resumption Of specie payments
on and after january !. l>1l, Is rs iOl-
low:
Section !. i. 4 Dr5n'i'd, d., That from
m! after the passu-.c of this az; j; shall hc
tie duty If every national bark to re-
i&io,ce lis LEGAL reserves by the suiystitn-
ton Of coin III the rate OF one Per cent. per
month for the whole amount Of liabilities,
for the redemption Of which the reserves
are required and provided sltch substitU-
tom t. continue until the whole amount If
LEGAL reserves shall become COIN, and there
after every national bank shall hold III its
vaults an amount OF coin equal TO the
;t:uouut Of reserves require | i,y law.
The second section directs the Secretary
-! the Treasury Ia give notice at the i'll
tcntiun If the Government to resume specie
payments not later than january !: ISL ,
a,Itd thereafter al payments i,y the Tre&-
-,,,y 10 he in coin.
Che third section prohibits the further
!iinting OF United States notes or frnc-
;;onal currency. and all such notes or lrac-
t;onal currency az shall he presented for
redemption iii consequence OF mutllatlon
., ether disIigul cEcnt shall hc redeemed.
Cancelled, AMI destroyed.
\ FEMALE INDIAN SrrERINrENpENT.-
During the temporary absence of Superin-
tcndent Janney from the northern supcrin-
tendency that district is in charge of Il
daughter of Mr.. Janney, who has been ap-
poiutcd clerk 10 the superintcndency. A
report has been received at the Indian
Office from that lady stating that Indian
matters are quiet.
Mr. Janncy made al Interesting speech
concerning the Indians OH Monday i'll Bal
tImorc.
EIrGtN1A.-At Wilderness, Spotsylvania
cp!n,v, Joseph Mancher Is appointed post
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%lrGrN1A.-At Wilderness, Spotsylvania
-l,niv. Inseuh Mancher Is apnOinted post
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.tr. ,g- -. fzs veer 80
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From the Syracuse journal.

.;Thr fact Is. APPLETOSs' JOuRSA occuplc:
field all 10 ITSELF nearer 10 the popular heart
auncalirg not only to the Judgment ana Intellect
hiIt To The sense OF the beautiful and the GOOD
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-10

tSrner> aus tpelGen man III rdu9er1
tnb betltses @aGtr 3u prsneen apFeste'
Damn fam bic &eibe an oe6 @5ben &a<
Ren> etnen a~ussebblten 8aumltau,u,> per
NIT etnem Defel peyleben ,par, 3ulebt Der
Gisentblmer bieIer@ iebeniaaen, ber@bbe
ielber. Da taum Giner aus Der san3er'
lebenben Generation Der MaeaeaGen
penielbtn ie III @eli6t betomntn, 70. trz
re9te fem @rl6eintn srobes GrRauntn.
Der 05Bc beltano aus 5pet StIden
@@arla9ieioe BON etpa bret SUP 2dnee
unpi bret SUP 8reite, perbunperl .bur9
Elm fleine6 Stad @olj BON BET Dide Ell
mes Manne6paum.n6, 10 baS bic nieper<
bansenet @eioe - ;u iaeen 3rpei3 erobe
Tlu9el ju einemf2 gang tletnen 4,&6rper
btlcete, Da6 mar Der ,,9ro6t @ott Der
Maoaga6en", ee0en Berabrune beilts
madte unb beNen Ndbe S9ub serlieb.
vSbr f1nnt i'm nidt perbrennen> ct it
tin @ptt", f@rie bas Yerlammelte @olf.
v@enn er einGott ii, miro ct ni@t brenz
nen"' erwiperte Der 8eamte, umir 1poQen
es perluden"-unb fle bislten ben itipe5
men @1ben NIT einem@ tobe in basGeuer,
pamit bas @olf bie@ erbrennun9 .wirflt@
Dor Au9en babe. :.. ...1 "..l
Der Ste9 tpar %po0Ntdnote, bei6t IS in
benz Briefe. @n1 na@lter Sage tbeilten
pier anbere @5tenbilpsr ta1ltlbe S&td@
lal une per Reit fol9te. Gintr ber@6ben
tetano aus einem fleinen 8eutel pcQ
@onb> Elm atperer aus pret @tld@en
5ol;. bic bur9 cine 1ilberne Settle nit
etnanber% serbunben tparen. Das Golf
fab Sermunpert At. unb al6 Der 8erbren<
nnn9sprueeb soriber> unb ais fte nun
laben, ba6 ft nun fetne @5tttr mebr gum
Mnbet.n belaben> 19idteu fte CUR &Sntein
unp lteBen anfra9en> was fe in 3utunft
|anbeteu 1oQten. Der Gn9lil6 Snpepea<
bent ieBt Sbi9em ttn;u: ~Die9eeierun9
rpanbte i& eorauf an driilide Gin9e@
bprene unb %oerlanste &eli9ionsltbrer Yen
ibnen, uno bieie erldienen 1ofprt. IS
NAQte fi9 babet beraus> oab unter 280
@tdpten uno D5rfern Der prooini Sme>
rtno es 16on 100 9ab> bic artftli@e &ir@
@en belaben> uno Der @%elt9ionslebrer
CAB es in GQ(le CUR 8etebruns cerllebri<
gen. Dtele 8ewe9uns> Defenders weeen
ibres rein natioualen u~rlprun9eS merf5
wuroiB, 1T Gin ,caer 8eweis> pob in &C.
nj fen Ybalen Der G:ii.tlilation Notionen
Don oten her befebrt ,perpen fSnnen.
Die 8efebruna in Macaaasfar 0tn9 i'm
10. Satrbunpert tn perlelten Beile Dor
td1 mie Die Der @ablen int ledeten.
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