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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1870-02-16
The National Department of Agriculture.

General Horace Capron, the Commission
err of Agriculture, at the opening of the
Georgia State Fair, at Macon, Nov. 18th,
gave the following statement of what the
National Department of Agriculture is doing:
"This Department now consists of ,divi-
sions of statistics, agriculture, chemistry,
botany, Ito which is attached an herbarium, }
natural history and practical horticulture.
The first is the office of publication, from
which are issued the Annual Report of near
ly quarter of million volumes, and a
Monthly Report of twenty-five thousand
copies, embodying official data from thouS-
ands of correspondents and nearly every
county in the Union.
In connection with museum of natural
history, as allied to agriculture, is an eco
nomic collection exhibiting the processes OF
manufacture of the raw products of agricul-
tural industry, in which the textile arts, the
making of sugars and dyes, and the uti!iza-
ton and extension of the primitive products
of the earth are illustrated and described.
The Experimental Garden, to which has
lately been added an arboretum, is theatre
of active and intelligent effort, including the
test and propagation of exotic fruits for your
own favored section, and the introduction Of
new and promising plants suited to every
climate.
The chemical section of the Department
is occupied with the examination of the nat
ural sources of agricultural wealth in mine
raj deposits. The knowledge of the compo-
sition and food of plants is being increased
by scientific investigation. A series of analy-
ses of cereal grains is contemplated for the
purpose of determining the amount of infu-
ence which the latitude, soil and climate of
different localities exert upon the growth Of
our food plants.
A collection of specimens representing
our agricultural and economic geology and
mineralogy will afford valuable display Of
the rock strata of the whole country, and
serve to complete the efficiency of this divi-
sion.
The library of the department, though not
extensive, is receiving large additions by
purchase and exchange with numerous scien-
tiic and agricultural societies in Europe,
Asia, Africa, and even the islands of the
Pacific.
A system of exchange of seeds and plants
is in operation, embracing societies, indus
trial colleges and botanical gardens through
out the world. An extensive correspondence
is conducted, embracing nearly the entire
country, and the whole range Of practical ag-
riculture. All these parts of our organization
are working harmoniously, and hope in some
degree effectively, and all are laboring for the
advancement by equal step f every rural
interest in our broad land
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THEOLOGICAL SUMMARIES.

Theological Seminary at Columbia, 81
Rev. Jos. R. Wilson, D. D., Chairman of Boaro
of Directors, Augusta, Ga. Henry Muller, Esq
Treasurer, Columbia, S. G.
George Howe, D. D., Professor of Biblical Lit
erature.
A. W. Leland, D. D.. Professor Emeritus of So.
cred Rhetoric and Pastoral Theology.
j. B. Adger D. D., Professor of Ecclesiastical
History and Church Polity.
James Woodrow, Pr. d., NJ D., Perkins PROBES
sor of Natural Science in connection with Revelation
VIM. S. Plumer, D. d.. LII. D., Professor of Di'
dactic and Polemic Theology.
Union Theological Seminary.
Post Office Hampden Sidney, Va.)
Rev. S. A. Stanfeld, Chairman of Board of d.
rectors, Milton, N. C. F. N. Watkins, Treasurer,
Farmville, Va.
Henry c. Alexander. d. D., Professor of the In
depreciation of the New Testament and Biblical
Literature.
R. L. Dabney, D. D., Professor of Systematic
and Polemic Theology aud Sacred Rhetoric.
B. NJ Smith, d. D., Professor of Oriental Litera-
ture.
Thomas E. Peck, D. D., Professor of Ecclesiasti-
cal History and Polity.
PERIODICALS.
THE MISSIONARY. Published monthly by the Elk.
Committee of Foreign Missions, Columbia, s. G.
16 pages so cents year.
The CHILDREN's FRIEND. Published semi-month-
ly by the Executive Committee of Publication Rich
mond, Va. Single copies, SO cents year, copies
to one address, 81; monthly edition, rs cents
year, s copies to one address, 81.
The following are not under immediate eccea
astical control, but are published with the view Of
promoting the interests of the Church:
The SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN REVIEW. Conduct
ed by an Association of Ministers at Columbia, S. c.
Published quarterly. So a.year
The SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN AND PREsBYTERIAE
INDEX. Published every Thursday by James Wood
row. Columbia S. C. 81 year.
The CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN Published every
Wednesday by the Rev. DR.. VIM. Brown, Richmond
Va SO a year.
The CHRISTIAN OBSERVER. Published every Wed
nesday by the Rev. Messrs. A. and f. B. Converse
Louisville, Ky. SO year.
The North CAROLINA PRESBYTERIAN. Published
every Wednesday by the Rev. j. NJ. Sherwood, Fay
etteville, N. c. So year.
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To an Oak Blown Down by the Wind.
BY JOHN RANDOLPH, OF ROANOKE.

Thou who unmoyed hast heard the whirlwind ehlde
Full many winter round thy craggy bed;
And like an earth-born giant hast outspread
Thy hundred arms, and heavens own bolts dehed,
Now Hest along thy native mountain side
Uptorn yet deem not that come to shed
The idle drops of pity o Ter thy head:
Or basely to insult thy blasted pride.
No, still tbs thine, tho fallen imperial oak
To teach this lesson to the wise and brave,
That tbs much better, oyerthrown and broke
In freedoms cause, to sink into the grave,
Than in submission to tyrants yoke,
Like the vile reed to bow and be slave.
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Aumsehu1a aFnras.
Call Me Early.

I.
Call me early in the morning,
Let my eager feet be shOd
With the "GOspel preparation"
To begin the day with God.
u.
Jesus, Saviour, be my breastplate
e with the "zone of Truths"
mpter meet me early,
With enucements for my youth.
'Shield of Faith give me at noontide,
When the fiery darts of hate
Shall encirele, to destroy me,
They shall fall inadequate.
".
With the "helmet of salvation"
Cover me at evenings calm.
Then shall lie down to slumber,
Safely ransomed from all harm.
Nel0 York Observer.
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The Origin of Petroleum.

The origin of combustible volatile and Ii
quid mineral products, such as gas, oil, tar,
asphalt, is still an open questiQ The pre-
sence of large beds of anths lead
to the suspicion that rom
the distillsti
nics,
cate thai.
of coal without III "a
ing as these gases have pc, or
are under heavy pressure, ca remain
volatile or form liquids. Petroleum usually
occurs in porous fossiliferous limestones, or
in such sandstones as are evidently of ma
rine origin. This has led biologists to look
upon petroleum as of animal origin; and re-
cent observations in Egypt have served to
sustain this view.
There are in Egypt natural petroleum
springs now in actual formation. The coast
of this land consists of coral beds. The
coral animal grows toward the sea, but dies
out on land, leaving porous limerick be-
hind. In the cavities of this rock, oil col
lects, which is derived from the decomposi-
ton of the polyp coral, and is collected and
used by the inhabitants for many purposes.
Vast beds of coral would yield a proportion
ate supply of oil; and this is now considered
by many to satisfactorily account for the oil
springs and asphatum lakes of various parts
of the world. They were once coral beds
of ancient seas, and the oil is of animal orr
gin.-JOwnal of applied Chemistry.
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Committees of Education and Publication.

The General Assembly resolved that the Chairman
of the Presbyterial Committees on Education and
Publication should be regarded as corresponding
member of the Assembly's Committees on these
subjects. We give below the names ofsuch members
as have been appointed by the Presbyteries.
EDUCATION.
Synod of Alabama.
East Ala5ama-G. R. Foster, Wetumpka, Ala.
South AlabamG-J. R. Burgett ID. D., Mobile, Ala.
TuscalooSa-D. D. Sanderson, Eutaw, Ala.
Synod Of Arkansas.
Arkansas-I. J. Long, Batesville Ark.
Indian-C. c. Copeland, Wheelock, G. Nation.
Ouachita-Geo. E. Eagleton, Mt Holly, Ark.
Synod of Georgia.
Atanta-J. S. Wilson, Atlanta, Ga.
Augusta-C w. Lane, Greensboro Ga.
Cherokee-Dr. N. A. Pratt, Roswell, Ga
Florida-W. ]. Mccormick, Gainesville, Flor
Macon.-A. A. Gamble, Cuthbert, Ca
Sauannah-A. W. Clisby, Thomasville Ga.
Synod of Memphis.
ChickaSaw-F Patton, Oxford Miss.
MemphiS-D 81. Cummins Covington, Tenn.
~ Mssissippi-E. NJ Richardson, Grenada, Miss.
Tuscumbia-W. H. MITCHELL Florence, Ala.
Western Distict-E. S. Campbell, Humboldt, Tenn.
Synod of Mississippi.
C. Mssissippi-J. McCampbell Lexington, Miss.
Louisiana-W. F. Gillespie, Liberty, Miss.
MiSSiSSippi-R. Price, Port Gibson, Miss
New 0rleans-R. Q. Malard, New Orleans
Red River.
TOmbeck5ee-A. Il. Barclay, Charlottesville, Miss
Synod of Nashville.
Holston-J D. Tadlock, Bristol, Tenn
KnOr0iUe---T. H. McCallie, Chattanooga, Tenn.
NashviHe-D. O. Davies, GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
North Ala6ama-W. E. Caldwell, Elkton, Tenn.
Synod of North Ca
.ord-G. W. McPhail, Davidson College, N. G..
FaystteuiHe-H. Mclean, Shoe Heel, n. y.
Ordnos-E. Hines, Sassafras Fork, N. G.
Wilmington-B. F. Marable, Clinton, N. c.
Synod of South Carolina
Bethel-William Banks, Lakewood, 5. c.
Charleston-W. E. Boggs, Columbia, 5. G.
Harmony-Donald Mcqueen, Sumter, 5. c.
South CarolinG-D. Mcneil Turner, Abbeville S. c.
Synod of Texas.
BrazOS-R. F. Bunting, d. D., Galveston, Texas.
Central TeraS.
Eastern Teas.
Western Teras-J. F. Martin, San Antonio, Texas.
Synod of Virginia.
A6inqdon.-T. Brown, Abingdon, Va.
ChesGpeake-R. B. White Gainesville, Va.
East Hanorer-E. 81. Rutherford. Petersburg, Va.
Green5rier-M. D. Dunlap Academy, Va
Leriaqton-C. S. NJ See, Fishersville, Va.
MontGomerv-P. I. Penick, Thaxton's, Va.
Roanoke. 81. Davis, Charlotte c. H., Va.
Vest Hanouer-B. NJ. Smith, D. d., Hampden Sid.
ney, Va.
Winciester-D. H. Riddle, Martinsburg, W. Va.
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PUBLICATION.
Synod of Alabama.
South Alabama-Dr. j. H. Rice, Mobile, Ala.
East Alabama-G. L. Petrie.
TuscalOoSa-C NJ. Hutton, Pleasant Ridge, Ala.
Synod of Arkansas.
ARKANSAS. W. Davies, Augusta, Ark.
Ouachita-E. McNair, Pine Bluff, Ark.
fndian-C. C. Copeland, WheelOck, G. N, Ark
Synod of Georgia.
Atlanta-J. Stacy, Newman, Ga.
Auqusta-Wiliam Finn, Miledgeville, Ga.
CASrokee-Dr. N. A. Pratt, Roswell, Ga.
Fiorida-W. j. Mccormick, Gainesville, Flor.
Macon-J. L. King Lawrenceville, ia.
Sacannah-D. Il. Porter, Savannah, Ga.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-30

litdrpfidtisen DeutidsnL rie i9 in etz
mem fremben Staate aufbalte,,, CUR Grz
fuuun9 ibrer Blr9erpFi9t bein;uldi<
den, ebenio beibt es, rab TreiwiQi9en<
forp6 9ebilcet ,perten ioQeu. 9u@ in
rieiem 2anre 1T bel rer reutlden Be>
r1lferuns cine unsewSbnli9e 8emez
aun9 i'm 0an9e, bic bereit6 in Stem
yorf gu Iempnlrationen fir preuz
een'S Sade aefdbrt bat. 9etbafter als
je ,ptrc in allen &reilen pclitilirt mcs
bet bic i'm Sabre 1866 onnerirten Yrcz
uin;en nidt ielten ibre iebr ent19ieoe=
nen Gertreter fneen.
WaS Die fo9enannten neutralen
Mddte anbelan9t, iu nebmen oielelben
nod cine beobadtenre Stellun9 ein
cte je nad rem Gr fclse cer einen prer
ancern &rieasmadt f9 dncern miro.
Nublano erfldrt neutral tleiben III mol=
len. 10 lanse feline eisenen SntereNen
ni6t rarunter leicen> ,. J. 70 lanse eS
Dem G3aren tsliebt. Gn9lano pa9t
ii6er ben tnterrationalen 3ancel unr
8erfebr. Sn Sei iterrei6 1T Der Nei9sz
ratb einberufen> Inn MaBreseln aur
Mufredtbaltun1 Der Neutralitdt su be-
l9lieben. Stalien fommt faum in Be>
tradt, ia a6ni9 Gietor emanuel ee@
9endter leinen innern yeinren Cart
balpt uno Mo3,ini uno ibren soblrei9cn
parteisenolen 9ebunpene 5dnre bat.
Spanten bat senu9 NIT fd lclbi su
16affen. Die S6wei; ca3egen bat tez
reito @ele9enbeit, ibren GinFub al8
neutraler Staat 9eltene su MAIDEN,
cenn bic baierii6e &e9ierune bat ibre
Mnseb6rieen in paris unter ben G6ub
Der ldweijeriiden Oefanetldaft aeRellt.
Mitten in cieie Gr6rterun9 fdut cine
Spmbe: lebten Samfas lollsn niuli9
bic preuBen bel xebl auf rsr reuts
lben Seite Zen Ropf Ter Gi}enbabnz
bride in bic Suft ee(prenSt baben In
folse oelIen entitano unsebeure Aufre>
8unB III SlFapour5'
Inter bem Datum pom %. B. lpiro
aus 6urta9 teleerarbtrt bic prsuben
1eien an hielem Sage BET Garpsn ;uz
rif9etrieber rprten uno cine @ecosz
no6eirun9 bur9 fran3Sfi@e Iruppen
auf preubiidem 8ooen babe fattsefun>
ben. @aS bic Staot Gorba9 bstrifft
70 lie9t fie an Der Naney uno Wlann>
beim Gilenbabn, 43 Weilen norr5nli6 |
son MeB. Die Bep5lferune betrdet |
unsefdbr 5000. Die Gage BON Gor> |
bad if efne reisence ant Gube peS io< |
9enannten S@lobberses, in elmer berr>
lt6en Gbene. Die Staot 1T BON 6uz
9eln uno 8alo umseben. Die etraz
zen BON SarreBaemineS uno Sarlpuis
trefen turt 3ulammen rno bteten einen
sroben @ortbeil fiir bte preuben gum
Ginorinsen in oas fran;5flde @ebiet.
Nm Montas fam cine Depefde aus
pariS> &pel9e BEN politil1en planmaz
9ern neuen Stoff liefert !; fte entbdlt
feline serineere- Na@rtdt als sic: Der
&ai1er Nappleon beabf@tiee> bur@
gang europa bic &eputlit su prpclamt>
re1 wenn cine Coalition 1i@ eesen
Jpn biloen lullte. Stun tpsib man aber,
baB &aiier Napoleon ntGt Der Mann
1T, ber feline @bii6ten auspolaunen
ldbt bepor er iie 3u pertpirtliden fu9t. |
@leid;eitfs betbt es> preuben becrobe
Ddnelnarf; bic 0rensfefuneen :peroen
init @rtiaerie armirt. llebrtsenS tpirr !
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-30
Nn,nn,er 142.

perfdert taB es bic Mbf@t Der preubts
1@en 3esieruns fei NIT allen MitteIn
cabin su wirfen, bab oer &rie9si@auz
plaB Elm beldrdnfter bleibe uno bic
1auer hes Rrieses ielblt 10 fur; ale
m5alid ;u MAIDEN. SnGloren3 it cine
Proclamation erl5ienen> porin 9talien
feline sleutralitdt ertldrt. Die Genter
in s>riano MAIDEN fortwdbrenp Demon
ftrationen ,u @unfen Granfreids.
Som Nbein tpirr heri9tet bieGefuu8sz
uerfe auf fran;10lder Seite ieien in 10
autem Stanee, rab man taraus ldlie<
Sen maie, Granfrei& fei auf einen
arie9 9efabt 9e,peIen. Snbehen mel
BET man pom 26. B. rae bic Sff;icre
feine Sdladt Ypr adt Ga9en erparz
ten. Mar1dau McMabon Dat iein
6auptquartier in Strabburs. Terner
.peib Der telegraph bic Mdbr 81 be-
ridten cab preubi19e Gruppen auf if
rem Wori1e eur9 Cen G@war5walo
BON Sbweijern auf9ebalten ,porben
leien. Sn cielen @irrmar Don Depe5
iben ,rerren bic pofnafri@ten erft
2idt brinsen. Nni1att rem @e1dnat<
ter rer Gelearapbenenten peiter Naun,
3u Beten> la0en mir bier cine biosrapbi@
l@e Sfii;e eer preusil@en 5eerfiihrer
fcl9en. ...
General Ypn Wloltfs Der
Gbef tes @eneralfabs Der Armee, 1T
70 Sabr alt, Son @eburt Elm Medlen>
burger uno in &ppenba9en er3p9en, IA
lein 0oter Sitter in @dlesmie bate.
Gr wurce suerlt rdnilder Sffisier I'm
0eniscurpe E.; "a Ct aber nit leinen
reutlben 2onr6leuten in S9lespis
iympatbifrte trat er 1922 in ZEN preu>
bilden Gient lber. &ur;e3eit earauf
murre er nit onrern Sfi,ieren nod
rer Iurfei cetadirt. Iort re9ierte raz
malls Sultan Mabmuo H., mel@er RE
tilrtii1e Nrmet auf europdi1dem Guee
,eoraaniiirte unc ra6 preubii9e Grsr<
citium bei rer Mrtiuerie unp ben @ez
nietruppen einfabrte, ,pdbreno Snfau<
terie unp Gapauerie BON franl5fiben>
rtc Glotte aber Don enelilden Snfrut>
loren unterrtdtet wuroe. Die Nrtiue@
tie fam allo unter bic 2eitun9 be8
Oberit pom Blubm unb baS @enie,pe>
fen (pie piontere unp Mineurs) unter
pie prn Mpltfe. SIM Sabr 1888 ent<
ffanp rer iyril9e 1ries ,wifden rem
Sultan unp rem Dieet5nis ron Gspp>
ten, ramals Mebemep Nli. Moltfe be<
aleitete raS tiirfil1e Seer als Rattse<
ber bes BefrS 5af; Yaiaa, febrte
aber talp parauf nod Yreuben 3urdd
unb be1drieb In einem lebr inters6anten
Berfe ieine Grlebnine in ber 1iirfet.
Sm Sabre 1858 warb er gum CONF
manrireneen @eneral ter Snfanterfe
unp Gbef bes 9roeen 0eneraIfabs err
nannt unb rei6te alS folder ber 6iter<
fei9il9en Nesteruns einen Gelc3usa<
plan eeeen ben Nn9riff ein tpel9en bic
i'm Sabre 1859 auf btespmz
5artet madten. Der plan tparo nt9t
5efolst unp bic Gransoie1 fie9ten.
Defto be0er puete bic preubH4e &e9tez
run9 bas Salient Woltfe'S au benuben,
als 1866 Der &rtee mitSeferret9 aus
bra9. Die Nuffellun9 ber preubi[9en
Armee mar pamalS 70, pab bic Seiter>
rei9er slauben mubten, BET 5auptanz
3rif merpe pom Sdlefien ber sesen 81
Mtg erfplsen, pdbrenp er BON DRESDEN
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Mmsldmoii@e Na@ridten.
Ser eurppGifbe ariea bat

Ser europd;i1e 3rieg bat
trpb ter b5dit aufresencen Nadridten,
,pel9e fiber ben Ocean berlter tamen,
mdbyenp her porieen @pde feineswess
lpl6e Tortldritte semadt> BE eeeianet
wdten, pte auf5 dueerite eeipannte
Bietesieree pe6 9eIers AUDI nur einiz
aermaeea su befrieei9en. Gin;elns
&unraebunsen bes &rie9sentbuit itasz
mus oieb= uno jenleit6 ne5 Gbsins,
frie9erilhe Gertereitunsen in Granfz
rei9 uno preuecn, piplpmotilde Sc
rldte iiber Die 5altuns aneerer Mid>
!e, namentltsb SeferreiAs, Gnalancs
unp Nublancs> oaa paren bic @ese11>
i1dnpe Der teoeutenpiten 1a9esneui9z
feiten. 3uweilen gefsl ber atlantiide
Selearapt fid rrierer carinl redt bdnoz
sretF Fide GrInounsen ;u melpen, bic
mir bier nitt auf;dblen mb9en. unz
lere Nuf9ote 1T cs, rem9eier cur6Mitz
tbeilun9 suoerldliaer Nadridten dp
nett ter 9ele9rapb ii6erbaupt 1p!9e
brinst) cine m69lidit 9etreue Dartelz
lung pe5 ,pirfliden Sadoerbaltes gu
aeten, fret pcn benz !5umbuA ner ~
gar nit benz Trispen Der 8Slfer sstriez
ben uno pa;u ausgebeutet rirr, Zen
2eiern bic pifantsitcn Neui9fetten oufz
suttlden.
Sn ter spri9en Summer tbeilten mir
bic eneratlde Grfldruns NIT, ourd welz
de 85ni9 Btlbelm opn Yreuben rie
Geiion te6 nprepeutiben Neidata9S
er1Fnete; beute beginner mir unlere
Nunrl l1au nit Ger prpflamatipn, welz
DE eer 8ailer Napolepn an, %. ;. an
caS franS6flAe SpIf erlollen bat UNI
cadelbe fit pen Sriea ,u beseiitern; fle
loutet IN ibrea 5aup!lfellsn, tvie fplSt:
uGran3olen! G5 9iett in 9eben eiz
nes 8oltes feierlihe Momeate, penn
cas- aufS dueerlte aeret;te Gbr9eflbl Der
Station eieie unniperiteblid upr,pdrts
oranet erbaben tiber jepeS anoere Snz
terel1e. uno ibr 9an3e5 Streben rarin
lest itr eiseuesS Sdidlal gu entldeipen.
Cine bieix entldeiounesYotIen @tunz
ben 1T jeet fit Granfretd sefommen.
YreuBeu, pent mir rdbrenb uno felt
bena &rtese BON 1866 pfenbare Be-
.peiit Der peri1bnltditen @efnnuns &C.
aeben, bat unierem 8uten @illen feine
&e4uun9 9etro9en uno uniere Nadz
f9t NIT Nnmabuns er,piecert. Nad
alien Nidtuu9en bat es Mietrauen erz
regt popur@ abertriebene mtlttdrtlde
Rlfunsen n5tbie wuroen, uno aus
europa Elm Eager 9ema@t 100 bic
Gur@t Dor @efabren ron beute auf
,,,or9en nur bic l1nbeitdnbisfeit frieoliz
der Be3tebunsen swi1dsn BEN Natip>
nen unb ben Grnit ber ea9laae seiote.
Snfolse neu:r @nmabunsen mar Yreuz
Zen in per Gage unlere 9feclamatipnen
su beriidf9tisen. @tatt be1en foleten
AusFddte uno perd@tlt6e 8ebanbluns.
Sn unieru 2anpe CAB ft@ 9roBe unsu<
frierenbeit iiber fcl9e 5anblunsspeile
func, unb fpfort pieoerbalte oer&riess>
ruff BON etnem Gnbe Granfrei9s gum
anbern. yi9tS anbereS bleibt r;nS
mebr iibriA als unler Sdidlal benz
Gntl9eio cer Waffen ansupertrauen.
vNidt se9en Deutidlanr, nelen
ltnatbdnsisfeit pir relpeetirsn flbren
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ct. 9,anl, @etnneiota, Samaas, Ben 80. Snli 1870.

wir &riea. @ir fteben ielbl paflr ein
caB bas 1plf, meldes bic erpbe peuts
i9e Station bileet, frei iiter ibr etsenea
9poS entldeipen fou. So Yiel an uns,
foroern pir bic 5erReuuns eines 3u>
fance5 ter Dinse, ber fir unlere 81
derbeit unb fir bic 3ufunft 0emdb,
leifet. Wtr wollen eiuen .pabren aui
bic Sntere0en ee5 @olfes sesriinpeten
Triecen crotern uno bic yerpcrtli6en
3utdnre teieitisen belfsn, no ale gfaz
tipnen 9e;munsen fno, ibre 6llfsmittel
ca;u ;u Yermencen, UNI rieeine 9e9en bic
ancere ;u bewafnen." Stun fplet Elm
teaeii iterter MppeQ an cts eroben Sbeen,
,re!de aus ter fran;6ildeu 3esplution
Encouragement leien uno bic Napplepn
III. al6 bic ieini9en ocppttrt. vTranz
solen !" beibt es rarn tpeiter: SD
iteue mid 1elblt an bic SpiBe rie1er
tapfern Mrmee, bic BON @aterlanosliebe
unp pfidtsefiibl beleelt 1T +; an pie
Spise Der Nrmee, Die ibre Ma9t fennt,
eeren Tubiapfen 1T allen @elttbeilen
cer etes fclate. SD nebme meinen
Sobn nit mir, un9ea6tet ieines 3arten
9liters. Gr fennt Die Yfi9ten bic tbm
lein Name auferlest uno Ct 1T itol; ba>
rauf an een @efabren rerjeniaen, bic
fir unler 9ano fimpfen, ieinen Tbeil
gu tra9en."
uM59e @ott unlere slnitren9uneen
1esnen. Gin srpbe6 Golt ras cine
seredte Sade Sertbeirist 1T unbelies<
bar. Napplepn."
Das tit bic Napcleouil9e Darltelz
lung. Wte in Deutlblano bic SAGE
Ter Din9e aufsefabt lpirc, ,peiB rer &C.
ler. 0pm 5brcne bis IN bic 6DrIalc
Der Yrcfefpren in allen &rciien bD,t
man nur npn beorobter Se!bjtltlnoiaz
fsit ipreben, Iterau in Ncrpccutldlano
Bessiitsruns fir zen natiunalen 8ampf
ieltit in rsn 9roben !5anpsl5ftdrten,
cen,n bod cine serpsrblideRriils orobt,
ca banpel uno gerfebr 11on lest aes
rrud, iinb uno m59li9er 8eiie nod
8erbeerunsen raau fommsn. Die ppz
litiide Tasespre0e trd9t ra5 Sbriee
ra;u tet bic patriptilde Stimmune
mod mebr ;u bebeu, tnoem fie an bic
unterprlduns Deutldlano8 tur@ ben
erfen Napoleon erirnert. ginselne
3eitunssfttmmen aus annertrten San<
pestbeilen, wie J. 8. in Granffurt bic
al6 etsentltden @runc Der Yertptdz
lunsen swiiden Granfrei6 unb preu>
ben ben Gbrsei3 eer 5errlber tieier
2dnber beaeidnen, wereen, 70 weit .eS
preuben betrifft ppn rer Rationalen
Yrefe nit Nera9tun9 ;urldaepielen.
Wenn aud lit SlboeutI1lanp bic
Stimmune et,pas fublsr it, io trefen
cod rie 8eeterunsen ibre Gprbereitun>
gen, I'm bic nur9 Gertra9 an bic preu<
zen Yerlprp9ene militdrilde Inter
ftlBun9 ,tn'5 Telo 3u ftellen. Mm b69>
fen fteht bic Be9eiferung Bel ner fubiz
renben Sueent. Sn @6ttinsen bat
iid Der erSbte She'll ber Stubenten in
bic Mrmee Elm reiben la6en !; BON Bonn
wurren mebrere buneert erwartet aud
ppn 1iipoeutlden uniperittdten 1T fol-
DIES in Mua f6t. seiteut. Die preubtz
ide&esierune ibrerieit6 unterldbt eben<
fails ni9t tbre Nrmee aus ausn per<
fIsbaren 6ilfsquelen gu nerltdrfen.
Die nprobeut1ben Goniuln i'm Mus<
lance baben aluftras erbalten, aae mt<
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q Ni9t 81 iiber(fben

Wer bic Yrdmie NOD er<
1perbe1 ptQ, fpQte nit Der
@in1en6un9 be8 Mbpn11e<
ruentSbetra9eS ni6t ldnger
3D9ern, in6en1 Bel Dprgeruf>
tenn Sabrgan9 banttt auf9e<
rdumt tpirb.
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Ginttubuagta nns &orrePouStu3fu,
betenssrs aber ftr9tibe unb anbere ri&Hss Be-
eet<ns<t,sn, Ens ieee1,eit pia!ommen. nilen
sser pasa sse1faEsr uatsrseidnst leiu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-30

to- 1sf.15Fee. Msas3. .Ossers fae eas tsussas uss
mt f4as Eel ~. llsserSnsuss BOA Oes uas feksea.
~ fe u tatea fat. ke3s ses:ostst rerses.
sBess t smea sea llaterasabesu eiussianst stssen.
ss1a,, * hestt& se4rtsbeu .n ans sas nsfau COUNTY
sat eaaat lexau uxb rttatte anseseben uerten.
De1 DIE 3dssas bon etuem poaxmt ~ ea aasssss
suts,s pasn ii, 70 ~as imma aud has 9sasmt aase>
ss,xa vestes rs he 3tttans frber ensfansea Uasst
Eem sensst kia gtat utta& resda1tis euefzsss
ss q e1f ssess ae Hrt Seeler eiaf!t&en, fa isa.e
~ se.sfsse asess fopte ~ 9esassseaes fssd@ It,
ssestapt seasta. E@# +
D&t GesssassstiAfest tRr 0aseeatuasa far bse 3et.
sss sesses sr sss teas tsesseenea sesn ssssea ~
seetezes esst 80 ,s 9eesosaes' eassese0 G..
assn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-30

Ser ,,28a,tberer" ,sa<6 europe.
sete Ro&e sebeu etne &u3abt &remplare bes
.,sDauterer" na@ europa, uub NIT ma@en bic
2eftr beioabers aufmertiau., baS bic t1ebsrien.
buna bes Blattts an gerwanbte unb Greunbe
ient.its bes Oeeaus eia febr seeisnetes Mittel
IL, eiueu unuutertrn9euen 8ertebr nit bentI>
ben su untrtalten unb fie iiber bic 3uaanse
bie@ts 2ansss su unterrt@tea, bedr als es bur@
Brtefwe@isl seiaebeu fSante.