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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-03-02

VERMONT IN CoNGREss.-Senator Car
penter of Wiseonsion has made report
from the committee on judiciary on the
Pacific Railroad on the question that the
railroad are to repay their bonds and
interest thereon to the government. Sen.
ator Edmunds in behalf of the minority
of the committee stated that he had not
had time to submit minority report and
desired the Senate to understand that he
did not concur in the views of the ma.
jority.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-03-02

UTANTED-AGENTS, $40 per day. TO sell
w the celebrated HOME SHUTTLE SEW
me- MACHINE. Has the under-feed, makes
the alock stitch" alike both sides1 and is fully
licensed. The best and cheapest family sewing
machine in the market Address JOHNSON,
CLARK & CO.. Boston, Mass, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Chicago. Ill, or st. Louis, Mo. Dfeb2ld&w4w
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GOOD TEMPLARs. - Castleton Lodge
No. 118, l. o. of G.. T., has installed the
following officers for the ensuing quarter
W. G. T., J. Gaines; W. V. T., Maggie
Pepper; W. F. s., A. II. Pepper W. T..
Lettie Chapel; W. NJ, Willie Bibbins
w. d. NJ, Lizzie Jenney; w. r. s., Mrs..
L. D. Gaines; w. L. S., Mrs. A. n. Pep.
per; W. o. G., Joseph Crone; W. I. G..
P. Ross; Lodge Deputy, Rev. J. Phillips
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IMPORTANT ARREST or CouNTErEI.
TIERS IN BosToN.-A SEQUEL TO
SOME OF THE "QUEER."-Col. Whitley OF
the United States Secret Service has
made an arrest at their headquarters in
Boston, of gang who dealt in counter.
felt money in various parts of New Eng
land. Important Developments have
been made in reference to the parties ar
rested IN Rutland year or more ago and
duplicating others is said to have taken
place. Hotel porters and saloon keepers,
throughout New England have known
more or less Of the operations of these
Boston parties. Three of the ringleaders
were taken into custody. They gave their
names as Everitt 1. Ober, Dedham, John
FL. Hervey, Salem, N. H., and james M
McDermot of Manchester, N. II. The
two last named are charged with being
retail dealers and 'shovers" with their
agents at Fitohbureh, Keene, Rutland
and st. Adams. While ODER ia charged
with manufacturing bogus money and
dealing in it by wholesale. The Secret
Service men have traced his operations
throughout New England and along the
Canada line, and have fastened heavy
transactions upon him. A large amount
of counterfeit stamps of the Stanton head
issue were captured and proved to be of
excellent workmanship, being printed on
paper stamped in such manner as to
initiate the fibre now used by the Govern
ment in printing the genuine notes. Be-
sides there we've several hundred dollars
worth of counterfeit two dollar notes on
the Westcbester County Bank of New
York taken. These arrests will break up
the worst gang of "queersmen" that have
ever infested New Eugland.'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-03-02

William Little, Esq, OF
Manchester, N. H., has written History
of Warren, N. FL. 1t contains about quo
pages and is illustrated with wood cuts
and photographs, and an occasional litho'
graph and steel plate, to the full number
of thirty or more.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-03-02

OBITUARY.-Mr. Ethan Burnap, a well
known citizen of Lowell, died on Thurs
day last, aged so years. Mr.. Burnap was
born in Norwich, VT, and was captain
in the war of 1919, raising his own com.
pany. He was the last surviving soldier
of the war in Lowell.
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CARBOLIC TABLETS.


The most important discovery OF the age is
this wonderful healiI g ana cleansing agent f y
all diseases or weakness of the respiratory or
gans, sore throat, sudden cold. hoaiseness, Ca
tarrh, asthma, dryness If the throat uipdo rpe
disease. Of the lungs, and for all irritation OF the
mucous membrane.
ALI vocalists and public speakers who speak
and sing without effort use these able's. Their
effect in clearing the voice is simply astonishing
as can be shown by num- rou- certificates
DIR. WELL s. CARBOI IC TABLETS
act directly on the mucous membrane, ana should
be promptly and freely taken in all exposure OF
violent change of weather, as they equalze the
circulation of the blood and thus ward off al
tendency TO colds and lung Difficulty.
The pr prietors would say, all frs'-class nedi-
cines have heir limitations, and they wunId
GATTTON the public again 81 imposi'i
OfA - IIoA' by having other m-dici' e.
Tablets JOHN q KELLO G, 81 Plat street,
N. Y, sole agent. Sold by drugg',fs. Price %
cents box. feb2 Id 2wfw
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DODD'S
NERyINE

HAS RELIEVED THOUSANDS OF
Cough, cold, fever, ague, headache. neuralgia,
dyspepsia with loss Of appetite diarrhoea consti-
patton, sleepessness, all nervous affections, fe-
male weaknesses, &c Price 81. See recommen-
dations with each bottle.
READ WHAT ONE DRUGGIST SAYS:
We have sold Dodd's Nervine for the last six
years and truthfully say that it has given en-
tire satisfaction in every instance, so far we
know. During the last year we have sold over
nineteen thousand bottles, and consider its i'm
mense sale a sufficient proof of its reliability.
GEO. G. GOODWIN CO., Wholesale Drug
gsts, Boston. Sold by all Druggists
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rUFFROY's COD LIVER ORA.

- l.
~ GEES.-Sugar-Cnated Pills of rod liver
Extract. A perfect substitute for Cod Liver Oil
A b"x, 60 dragees Equal to u pInts cOd-liver
oil. 75c A box, 100 oragees qIAl t. pms cod
liver oil, 81 Is A bog. 24O dragees equal to b
pints cod-liver Oil, 81 20.
These sragees (sugsr-Coated Pill-) of Col Liv
er Extract, cohtain In concentrated form all rhr
medical virtues of Cod Liver Oil. They are the
hest remedy that can be used for Consumption
in Its rst stages. Debility, Scrnfula Constip.-
tinn and Nervous Diseases. Are not unpleasant
10 take, never disagree with the stomach. Try
them.
This is the way physicians speak ofthem:
PARIS, EDGAR Co., ILL.,, April 5, 1870.
GEETs-Ple,se serd at once TO Rev. SamueT
Newell. p. D., Paris, H., two boxes of your ex-
csllent COD Liver DraRees. They are the best
thing in the shaoe of medicine my father has ever
used. Yours,
W. NJ. NEWELL, N. d.
To be had of Druggist generally and of the
wholesale agents fol the ". g.,
NJ WARD & CO.,
late WARD, SoUTHERLAsD & Co.,
49, William Street, N Y.
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CLARENDoN.-Rev. VIM. T. Herrick
will deliver a temperance lecture at Town
Hall, South Clarendon. on Monday even
ing, March 6.
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A GENTS WANTED FOR THE
IA LAND OF SACRED MYSTERY, by Rev
W. L. gage. The grandest and most popular
new Book out. Hundreds of superb illustrations,
steel, etc. No other book like it-none selling
half 50 fast. Agents cell 60 to $50 per week of il
and Prof. Stoves self-Interpreting Bibler. Ex-
ira iarge Undue ments offered. Send for circu-
lars TO WorthiDgton, Dustin & Co, Hartford,
Conn. Dfeb6d&w4w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-03-02

THE MAGIC COMB will change any color d
It contains no poison One comb sent by ma
for 81. Dealers supplied at reduced rates. Ac-
dress VIM. Patton, Treas Springfield, Mass.
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Wanted for J. T. Headlev's
ALL LIN - new il ustrated hook kich
In matter and style and surp4saing his form-
works that have sold by the 10000; al-o, tb.
new and enlarged edition of The National Hand
BOOK o. fae's and Figures, containing the NV
tories and large cities. Worth ten times its cost
Sent on receipt OF price, sl.50
e. B. TREAT & CO., 654 Broadway NY.
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-03-02

About seven thousand tickets have been
sold for the 6remen's festival, in Bingham
ton, soon to take place.
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meteorological Record, 1870.

PREPARED EXPRESSLY FOR THE HER
AID BY C. C. sLAsoN, LAT. AZ DEG
81 MIN. 45 SEC N. LON. 8 DEG. D MIN
27 SEC. WEST OF wAsHINGToN'
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CREE TO BOOK AGENTS.

L We will send handsome prospectus Of our
New illustrated Family Bible containing over
200 fine Scripture illustrations to any book agent
free Of charge. Address National Publishing Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa. feb2ld&w4w
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
=" w O n DE r S
OF THE WORLD

Over one thousand illustrations. The largest
best selling and most attractive subscription boob
ev.r published. One agent in Denver, Colorado
sold one hundred copies in days. One agent IN
in Milwaukee sold 80 copies in half day, and .
large number from 20 20 80 COPIES per day. Send
for circular, with terms, at once. Address u. 8.
PUBLISHING co All Broome St., N. Y.
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YEN ERAL AGENTS NTED
" for Groesbeck's Calculating Machine, rapid,
accurate, reliable, simple, easily operated, cheap
and beautiful, Giving instantaneous additions
or subtractions, ticking from one to five columns
of figures at "A time, carrying and borrowing its
own tens, hundreds, &c.. without the least
thought on the part of the operator Address
ZEIGLER, MoCURDY & co,
D1an24d&v4g Springfield, Mass.
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BAPTIST.

twenty-five persons have lately unit.
ed with the Baptist church in Burlington,
Vt, and five with the church in Bellows
Falls, vt.
Rev. DIR. d. Graham, formerly pastor
of Casco street chur ch in Portlsn d now
of Chicago, has accepted call from the
West Street Free Baptist church at Taun.
ton, Mass.
An overdose of chloral hydrate, taken
by Mrs. E. d. Daniels, wife of the Bsp-
fist minister at Palmer, Mass, on Friday
night, produced stupor from which it
was impossible to arouse her, and she died
the next day She had previously used
this medicine with the best of results.
There are now twenty-five students
in the Free Baptist Theological Seminary
at Lewiston, Maine.
Green Clay Smith of Kentucky, who,
it may be remembered, served two terms
in Congress, was Major General in the
Union army during the rebellion, and
subsequently Governor of Montana, be-
came Baptist minister some three or
four years ago, and is at present at Rich
mond. Ky.
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get.I Adrertisemeuts.
s O'CLOCK.

THIS Is NO HUMBUG by sending IS cents
L with age. heisht, color of eyes and hair, you
will receive by return mail, correct picture o'
your future hush and OF wife, with name and daf.
of marriage Address w. FOX, p q Drawer.
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-03-02
Religious Intelligence.
GENERAL

"A correspondent writing to the Free
Press from Newbury, VT, says ; "There
is quite religious interest here, which
commenced with the week of prayer.
Many of the young are coming to Jesus,
and it is hoped that it is not entirely con-
fined to this class.
Father Hyacinthe, in recent letter,
addresses himself to the bishops of Chris
tendon for a Catholic reformation F.; he
declares that the DEGREES of the Vatican
Council must be annulledl, the claim to
infallibility and to sovereignty must be
overthrown, the doctrine of celibaoy be
abandoned, and the Bible put into every
persons hand and until these changes
be brought about, he will pay no allegi-
ance to Rome, and will not perform the
functions of his ministry. And as to
France, his own country, he says she can
not do without religion, and that she
cannot accept the religion now emanating
from Rome, and he raises the question,
What shall we do?
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Sent by mail on receipt OF price. f2id&w4'
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Observations taken at sunrise and sunset.
The average daily temperature of each month
and of the morning and evening of each may be
seen by the following:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-23

tbum, eeaen rab 9eben-fe liefern Elm
eafer's Bib dn ben Gri&ten Der IL
beralen Treibeu unp Der liberalen set>
ftisen uno fAliden 8ilouna. Inter
Dem Namen Grsibett bat Der eiberalis>
mus Dem 9Irbeiterz unp 6anrwerferz
itanoe Elm Slid aufsGmunsen, wel&es
ibm MID. bebast, neil es ibm fetnB rcr,
0eidweBe renn elm meni9enwlrpises
Daiein perl4aft. Die liberale 2becrie
bat i@ in Der praris> i'm 9eben ni9t
berdbrt. sic bat imNrteiter ren&eim
rel Nuftldruns lppis srce 9esrsen,
neil fte benielten gu ibren Wdblsreien
beearf; jest ater penret iid rer Gntz
t1ul9te sesen ben llrbeber letner Sage.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-23
Sic baieriitbe Ne9ierun9 &C.
gen Sic 8iibDfe. 8

Der ldnef erpurtete Gntldeir Der
taieriiden &esteruns sesen Die 8iz
id6fe 1T enrlia erfol9t. Die Sberbirz
ten batten Don Der &eaieruna perlan9t
cas finitis fir fir@lid. Grla1e uno
Mit1beilunsen feline teionpere Grlaubz
nie BON Seite res Staates mebr erforz
rerli9 lei. Nun bat Ter Gultuaminiz
iter Don euB bic BiI95ie nit
ibrem 0elu& a%tsewielen unc
NIT oQer Gaffnirtbett zines
Nrspfaten BE D0uinser . Yartet in
SduB senpmmen, tnren er tie Bez
idluNe res 8aticaniiten Goncils als
faatssefdbrli@ oarsuteuen perludt uno
ertldrt, rab er pie@esner ceS Yapite6 in
SduB rebmen tperre. Daraus 1T erlidtz
lid,auf welderS eite ber&6ni9 itebt, Sc
fdeint, Der 8eiu@ res Giriten Bisz
mard III Min@en babe rod nod &C.
wirft.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-23
Gol9en ber pdrfliden l1nfeblbarfeit ;;"
tdR dber fhlfeflih 0rdf Beuf III ben

OOl6eH Der parttlt4en unTeplCulleHj
taB aber idlte6lid @raf 8euft 1T ben
~fir&lideu Graaen" bel ieinem Monar>
den vnidt reiiirte," inSbeioncere ni@t
II, ietnen ro, benz Gdriten 8iemard
tS9li9ft sebiQisten Mntrdsen besdsli9
Der ~seifliden @eno6enl@aften unc
fir9li9en etiftunsen". Des Gdrfen
Bismard often ousselpro@sne MbF&t
mar: ben uultramontanen," ,. ). Der
fatboli11en STRIDE, Elm ~seifises ca
coma uno Sepas 3u bereiten, b, +. cine
orinpli9e Niecerlase." Nber auh bic
neueiten Na6ri9ten lalen fetnen 3wetz
fel cariber, raB cas eemeiniame @orz
eeben Der beieen Staatsmdnner 9esen
BE tatbolii9e STRIDE 'au@ jeBt nod
feline bereitmtuiee Nufnabme BET Dem
&aiier fran; Soiepb 9efuncm bat.
Da6 @eaentbeil pdre in rerlb at faum
rentbar. Bolte Ratier Trans Scispb
ieinem &eid6fa1jler fpl3er, 70 marc
pas ntdt auetn cine Wer!eusnune al
ler principien unp 9raritionen ieineS
5aules, Is mare aud Elm t5otltder
S6la9 9esen cas @erf, wel&es er 10
chen in Mnarif 9enommen, oas Werf,
melde5 cabtn lautet F.: SD mill Tries
ZEN baten nit unp uuter u1eineu @4l<
fern"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-23
Ser @6ut;pa unb Bic Sarmer.

Die uGeutl6<amerifanilde Gormerz
3ettuns" last uter Die SteQun9 rea
narraer5 sesenuter rem beftsbenoen
3oltartie:
Der Tarmer brau9t tiuiae 6ra@z
ten: penn lein Yroruct prpftatel ietn
lou. Nueiu rurd bic Giien,Due fino
bic Soften Der G%ilentatnen fir S9ie<
men, 8otomotipen u. rel. 70 ert1bt NOR
rem, oaB bic 8abnen Die 6ra1ten niGt
10 btQta befbrcern ~t5nnen, ME IS i'm
5nterele Der DHeuilt9en N%pblfabrt
puni1en6wertb mare.
Der 0armer braudt @erltblbaften>
pause &C., rie ibm in Tolae Ter boben
G~tnfubr;6ue etenfaus melt k1ber tcmz
men, ols IS Der Sal iein 1oute ros>
ielte gilt BON leiner &leiouns. Die ibm
our@ ZEN @ousoQ> uno ieinen Sdu>
ben, BE ibm our4 zen 3ou auf 9dute
pertyeuert 1percen.
Au@ unlsre Gabrifen mi0sn tur@
rtelelbelria9e ieipen. 8ur Dem &rtese
fonnten mir ren panil@zamerifantl9en
Warft nit NcrfSeu9en uno Malaincn
perior9eu. Wir fpnnten 3udermal6t@
men nad Cuba, 8enesuela &c. ididen.
Dtr fuunten Electromagnetic Wolz
lenz uno 8aumwpuenmalGinen nab
Suoametifa ididen. Nun aber, pa
uns rer S@uy;ou cas @ilen ~ per-
tbeuert bat, beSieben unlere 1pantl9z
anerifantl4en Nabbarn ALE terarti9en
Nrtifel aus Gn9lano unp Tranfret9>
unp mir baten jsnsu Warft perlore1.
Wte uulsr S4iHtou 9elitten bat> 1T
cine au9emeln tefannte sadie. Nnez
rifaniide S9ife merren 11ur wen;s
mebr setaut ; auslanrtideS 6ife abel
welhe nidt pielelten Se9unftsunsu
9enteben wie einbetmilde, mul1en b5>
bere Tra@tpreiie re@nen> uno pacur9
lit uns ebeniaQS uniere 9cncurrenj
nit fremren ydnpern erl4wert unp tn
otelen Tauen unm69lt4 9emadt nor
peu."
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Sic &epplutipn o1f Cuba.

Mt iecem Sage miro e. tIarer, toe
Spanien nidt i'm Stance 1T, rie Mc>
rolution auf Cuba III unterrrlden.
Nad fpantiden Nadrtdten, in ren6a>
pana Bldttern per5nentli6t, Neben bic
RebeQen nod thinner in Gorcein cem
@iuas Dtitrlft. Geeperes NIT feiuer
vscorte b%efinret flip nod in GamaoueY,
no cbenfaQs Die Truppen unter Sana<
tin N1rampnte operiren ; unc ee miro
,uee9ehen, eab Ger 9an;e 6ilide She'll
Ger ,{niel, srn Gama9uey bis Gap
Ma,t i'm 8elig Der Yatrtoten unter 0i<
csutp Warcia, bel 2a5 Iuna5 1T.
Dtc Mepolution bat itd pret Sabre
lang t,rs Der ipantlden @erltdrtunsen
ron liver ilnf,i9tauisno Wann, oufz
reht erpaltsn uno trpB her 1batlabe,
paB itsr a9tsebn Wonate lang pie
Gutauer nidt rte serinsite 3uiubr an
@afen unc Munitiun etbalten BADEN.
@ibrsnp rieles lanswisrisen Samples
iinp rie centralen uno weitliden Diz
ltrifte Der Snlel Don Gutanern unc
Spaniern ;ualei& uerpaftet mprren.
Der reidite asrieulturtbeil Guta's sat
bis jeyt nod wsnis s~elitten, ater rem,
nod ;eist Der 3u%dertransport Don 6a>
panna unp Mantan;aS Elm Mbnabmc
Don oier;is Yro3ent i'm Ser9leide CUR
Grnte Don 1870. NQes in Muem oe<
rednet, fam Die Germinceruna her
pieejdbri9en 3udsrernpte in Cuba i'm
Serslei6 nit Der re6 lesten 9abres
Gle etenfaus 9eaea 1869 i9on cine
Nltnabme Don Is prc;sut ;eiste) ni9t
weniser ais go pros. tetraecn. Son
mel8sr Diatisfsit cieie 3ablsn finn,
miro ert tlar, wenn man terenft, rab
Cuba I'M Sabre 1869 Elm Grittl oe5
3uders Der 0elt proru;irte.
8or fanfsis Sabren %procusirte Gan
Domingo mebr 3uder, &aTee uno 5az
BAT als CUBA. Die lan9mieri9en
&dmpfe baben IS gu ben, sema@t tpae
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-23

es jeBt 1T. 8enn Cuba, tpie beinabe
unpemeicli@ ideint, Gin dbnli9ea
Sdidial erfabren mue, 10 1T es belon<
pers bic ~unrurpiee Yolitit pes StaatS<
1efretdrs Ti1b, per cosu bsi9etrasen baz
ben Miro. Die @eldidte miro Die
1batia9e oufSeidnen, ra6 BE perle BET
Mntiuen III @runoe seben mubte, neil
cte Guboner uad Jreibeit unp llnab<
bdnetafeit ftrebten, uno bic 9roee Na9<
bar<0eputlif Der Ser. Staaten es
nidt maAte> Elm nad Greibeit uno I'M
atbdnsisfeit rineences Nadbarpolt
mad j~abrelaneen &dmpfen aIS triesz
fabrenee Mc9t an;uerfennen.
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Nrbeiter Steuuna {
europa.

Ginem unbsimliden 0cipenie dbnz
lid ipudt unter rem Iitel vScciale
6rase" in Der europdi1ben preNe Die
rrobenre @altun9 Der Nrteiter>S epSls
ferun9. Sbnmd&tis ermetien fid ale
0ia6rcseln eer Yoli3eise>palt> Benin Ter
6unser rer Nrbeiterfaw ilten ldbt fl1
ni4t purd @encarmeu belawi9tteen,
uno i'm ofenen Wirerfanoe bieten bic
Arbeiter Der Gerbunpune tbrer @e9ner
Bireritano car.
Die fuciale6rase obtr, faeeu mir ri&z
tiger, tas ~iociale Glenc, i6reibt Elm
reutlder 8olfsmann> >pirft thinner ftdr>
tsre S9atten. Mdbreno bic eroBen
uni tltinen yolitifer, Die siinitiaen unp
un;lnftisenD iplcmatsn belddfttst fine,
nab tbrer S9ablone pas ceutibe Nei6
gu beftitiaen> unp fir nidt5 Sinn baz
ben. als fir ibr Yarteire9iment in Sir
DE unp Staat, fir ZEN ~Iempel Ter
6umanttdt," fit ~rie eroeeu Gulturar<
beiten un(srer 3eit," idreitet Die loeiale
Trase ME Elm b6ier @eiit lumber, iberz
all tbr Mens 5sfsl idrsibenr, bier rroz
benc cprt mabnenp, rab BE mocernen
national 1fcnpmiiden lbeprieen UNI
0eleBe raB Die Gntritun9 iiber Die
~ueterSriHe res ultramcntanismus"
unr dbnlihe Spielia1en ces rcetr;nat>
rem Viberaltsmus uno Der mpcernen
Staatsweisbeit ni1t I'M Stanpe finn,
cas- Zoos Der ~getteisenen" unc~ Sflaz
pen" 3u tel1ern. Die Mrbeitsrz Batailz
lone Yeritdrfen ftd unp maridtyen all
let Orten aut neben ocer birtsr ibuen
iteben Sablreihs S9aaren aus pem
Stanre Der fleinen 6ancmerfer uno
0euerbetreibenren, Die spar nod lelbaz
itlnct9, aber rarum ntdt 9llflider
jtnp baben lie cod nt6t tpenieer, icnz
bern idmerer nit ces 3ebens Nctb III
rinsen unc seb6ren parum aud lie Su
Gem proletariat. 0or ssbu Sabren
erfldrte SduI3e> Deligld in cem preus
b,lben NbSeorcnetenbaule, Ger 6anpz
psrfertanp Vel Gin Yaticnt, rer lelbit
uidt wille, mas ibm feble, unc nadeem
10 Ter 5anrmerfsrl tano fl, miaprenn
ocer un;urednunaefdbis erfldrt NOT
Gen, wurren 1,sue 0eieBe fir Jpn &C.
madt, Wudetiretbeit, Irei; usi9feit unc
eealitioneteat seseben. Ater Ger pa
ttsnt uurce carurh n,dt curtrt, rte
"W~assntrase" nitt selDst, ~rte 9eiitise
uno l1ttl'ds Silrun9," ra5 Nlpba UNI
Sme9a, pas uniperlalbeilmtttel res
roetltnairen eibsralismus, nt6t 9efSrz
bert. Die Steuerresiiter> Die ftdrtii4sn
Ara'eubuo9ets. bic Statiitif Ger Salt,
ments, cte Statiitif Der Yerseben sesen
Die Slttli@feit sesen frempes GiSea>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-23
mprb=S tatiifif.

Sbldon bic 3ulammenfeQuns Don
3ablen tn pielem 2anpe lelten superldis
ia 1T, lelbit rpenn lul9e aus amtlt@en
SuslIen tommt ~ cart man. Ge cen<
np6 nidt unbea@tet laien. Bon cu
Genlusbeb5rpe in Walbin9ton 1T cine
yl,te publt;irt rporcen, ceren Stuotum
u erniteu Betra@tun9en Veranla6uns
Acbsa mub. IS 1T pie 2iite Der binnen
5abuerrilt pom 81. Wat 1869 bis.
gum 81. Mlat 1870 in ben @ereinisten
Staaten po'setommenen 16ptuusen,
na1 Staaten Seoronet. SIN Wan3en
1oueu in jeuen sw6lf Wonateu
Den Der. Staateu 1852 Yerionen 8e<
tDrtet rporpen lein> iei es ;ufdut9 ooer
IN m5rperij1er Mblibt. Dapon ,paren
1856 Irauen uno Wap@en uno 1896
sRlnner unp 8naben. Den Snota>
nern mereen 155 Wotce i6ulo seseten
unp auf Die 1erritprten tamen 2O3
l%1ctun9en.
Die leBteren 3ablen lnc sewib 5ien1>
LID wi4tlrlide Annabmen. Ie Sn>
ctaner unp RE @rsnsitrolde f6nne1
leidt nv@ einise Worpe mebr auf Dem
0sptllen babeu.
Sur tie Staaten bleiten reuna9
1,649 Worpe, uno biereon ioQen auein
auf Gera6 1l5 orer 3O4 fommen, mas
auf jsren Wodenta9 etnsn Woro ma
1en wirce. Stun mii1en MIR rab MIR
aenrs rie Jnpianerz untbaten fur9tba<
rer paren ais in Iera6, aber bic Don
ibnen besan9ensn Worpe, Die sr6bten>
tbeils auf Ieras fpmmen, iIno 14on
absere9net. Die 304 Diorpe ltnp
pemna9 Don Netben besansen >porpen,
~ iteut cte Isabelle es w%enieitenS car.
Sine ioIde Worpwirtbl1aft warpe bod
i'm sanjen 9ano Elm u%nsebeuree Nufz
ieeen Semadt baben. Dian fam piele
An9abe allo fir %etenlowenis ridtis
baItsn, ais Die, ra6 i'm Staat Nemyotf
nur ~ Morctbaten p%orsefommen wdz
rem ca in rer Stapt Seem yorf auein
IN lener Belt (pie 3eit ces befan1ten
9fatban Mprrs) mebr oorsetpmmsn
lstn mu0en.
Na1 Iera5 rpeist Nep Werico bic
met}ten Worpe ouf, penn man beredz
net, pab bier auf 1901 Ginw,bner Elm
Morp fpmmt. Sn Iera5 fam bod
r,ur auf 5O46 einMorp. SnNlabama