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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02
AGAINST PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Rich and Poor Shall Fare Alike
REMOVAL.
REMOVAL.

THE OFFICE OF THE WESTERN METH
Il odist has been moved from p Jefferson
street 70 2lsH Main street. up stairs, IN the
rooms formerly occupied b. G.. W. l. Crook
Correspondents and Others vii take notice,
and direct their letters accordluEly. We
issue nov e9oo copies. The Methodist Il q
Eccd medium inE advertisers.
81 r. w. BLEM a 20. Publilhsrl.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02
TAXES.

TFHE TAX BOOKS FOR THE YEAR 1871
i are now ready, and l will attend at the
following named places for the purpose of re-
ceiving the State and County Taxes for the
year 1871:
District No. l. at Freed 4 Boyd's store,
Saturday, January 6th. 1874
District No. 2. at Bass store, Friday. Janu-
ary 5th.
District No. 8, at Bottoms store, Thursday,
District No. 4, at Cuba, Wednesday. Janu-
aiy Sd.
District No. 5, at engine-house, corner Sec
ond and Adams streets, Wednesday, January
District No. 6, at Raleigh. Friday and Sat
urday, January 18th and 18th.
District No. I, at Bartlett, Wednesday and
Thursday, January 10th and llth.
District No. s, at Shelby Depot. Monday.
January sth.
District No, 9, at Fishsrville, Tuesday. jan
District No. 10. at Collierville, Monday and
Tuesday, January 18th and 10th.
District No. II, at Germantown, Wednes-
day and Thursday, January 17th and 18th.
District No. p, at Mechanicsvills. satur-
day, January Goth.
District No. ls. at ArnOld's, Monday, Janu-
airy I'D.
District No. II. at office, corner Second and
Union streets. Monday and Tuesday, Janu-
AIRY Sth and 9Th.
:, District No, Is. at Jacob Brust's store,
Chelsea, Tuesday, January 23d.
District No. l6, at White Station. Friday.
January 18th.
District 70. Il. at Mcconnell Church. Tues
day. January ID.
WIN. MCLEAN,
Tax Collector Of Shelby County,
S-l20 State Of TenHessee.
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OIL COMPANY.
COTTON SEED.

THR MEMPHIS OIL COMPANY. WILL
furnish good sacks 10 All respouaible per
sons. and pay ten tollars per ton for a Eood
so1nd seed. By Waron, river 81 81 rsllroia. -lnT a.,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02
ELECTION.
NOTICE .
n O II @ He

MEMPHIS. TENN, December Is. 1871.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDINANCE,
u hereto appended, an election will be
held on
Saturday, 9th day Of January, 1872,
at the usual places of holding elections in the
various wards of the city Of Memphis. for the
purpose Of taking the sense Of the qualified
voters of the city upon the proposition TO
for one thousand shares, agRre-
eating one hundred thousand dollars, land
being one-half) Of the capital stock Of the
Memphis Water Company. Those voting for
upon their tickets, " For Subscription" and
those voting against the subscription will
have written or printed upon their tickets,
" No Subscription" and the subs cription
will be made only in case three-fourths of the
qualified yOtors voting at the election vote for
the subscription. ,,,..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

Philadelphia mourus that Boxer
leaves no poet behind TO equal him
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

BURYETT's COOKING EXTRACTS are the
best. Sold by all frst-class druggists
and grocers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

SINGER SEWING MACHINES
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WALL PAPER-wINDOw
GRIESHABER 4 SANDER Curtains, and
all kinds of Upholstering goods. 292 Sec
ond street.
DEAN a CO.. successors to Dean, Daxtnr Il
Co.-Pictures picture frames, cords, tes-
sells, and artists supplies, 391 and S9S
Main etraet
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II. WARD. BUrToH WRToHr.
II. ]. WARD 4 u0.-Agricultural imple-
OTTO SCHWILL 4 &O0.-Agricultural imple-
ments. bone dust, land plaster. etc., III
Main streat
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

CAN At the Singer ParlOrs 273 - Main Street,
q WILCOX. GENERAL DEALERS
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CHICK e RLNG
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERs
OWEN LIliLY-Carriage farm and spring
wagons, 69 Union street.
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PIANOS AND MUSICAL MER-
CHAEDIRE.

CHANDISE.
LEOPOLD G0BPEL-s75 Main street. Pianos
tuned. and all kinds musical instruments
repaired.
THE CELEBRATED WEBER" PIANO
FORTE-3Tl Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

PIANOS RECEI
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NEEDHAM'S SILVER TONGUE ORGANS
THE WORLD-RENOWNED

THE PARLOR, THE SUNDAY SCHOOL, THE CHU1
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

PLUMBING, Gas AND sTEAM FIT
TING.
M. LUNN-Removed to 2S3 Second street,
jefferson block.
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HOUSE, SIGN. AND FREsOO
PAINTRAA

DEAN 4 Co., successors TO Dean, Baxter Il
Co., 39l and 393 Main street.
A. Il. DAVIS. 23l Second reet-Partieuler
attention given to calcimining walls In
any color.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-01-02

PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES, ETC.
COLE & co Removed to 332 Second street.
Window elass. white lead. and all kinds
Of uaipters' material.
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HOOKS, 0TI0NERY AND
PRINTING.
BOYLE & CHAPMAN Z7s% Main street.
JRPANtkE AND FANCY GOODS.
ELLIOTT 4 RIDGELY-Berlin Esphyr WOsis
and embroidery materials. 2ls Main street.
GENERAL RAILROAD OFFICES.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON r. R.
Ticket Office 27s Main street.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL r. R.-Iicket once
~ Jefferson street.
JEWELLERS.
E. L. MICH0T-Practical matchmaker and
optician, s57T Main street.
THE JET PALACE"-I. Roescher 4 Co.
Jet and fancy iewelry, S2s Main, between
gsion and Monroe streets.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
L. ROESCHER-M Manufacturer Of and dealer
in custom M ade and Eastern boots and
shoes, Sc Main street.
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
L. RORsCHRR-s2sSSM Main street.
SALOONS.
MONROE EXCHANGES Monroe street.
Charley Meyers, proprletor.
wATsON's IA Jefferson street. Choice
wines. liquors, cigars. etc. Pee oid sfock
ale on dnah
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sEWING MACHINE8.

WILCOX & &GIBBs-Improved Noiselsts Sew
ing machines, 373 Main street.
HARMON & MORTON Agents Florence
Sowing machines. 2l3 Main street.
GROVER I BAKER Sewing Machine Com
pany Sls Main st, Q o. Valentine. Ag't.
FISH. GAME, OYSTERS, ETC.
VICTOR D. FUCHs-Depot Il Jefferson st.
FURNITURE. CARPETS, ETC.
II. r. SINN0TT.. 90 Second street All
kinds Of second hand furniture bought.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-31

DEATH oR Tu.KMo Oh, TIE SANDWICH
ISLANDS. His Majesty Kan ehameha the
FIFTH, King of the Sandwich Islands.r
died at Honolulu, on tho 18th inst. He
mad been ailing in health for some short
time past, but the exaot nature of the
disease by which he was finally removed
from life Is not stated. The monarch
was ohildless, and the question of sue
cesslon to the vacant throne becomes an
open one between the Polynesian people
ana what remains to them of q free oon-
stltntloe, which has been made aristo-
oraucai!y reaotionist, under British
Promptings and for the benefit of Eng
ilsn commercial interests. The people
OF the eislands.-which hive been Justly
termed, in group, the Cuba Of the Pa
cido-incline already toward self govern
ment under free Democracy. It re-
mains to be seen what diplomacy the
washington Cabinet will pursue under
the circumstances. Kamehameha the
Filth was anti American in tone and sen.
ment: AS Prince Loo, he travelled in
sae United States some few years since.
When ascending the Connecticut River,
on O steamboat, the future King sat
down to the dinner-table in company
With the other passengers. His rank
was not. generally known. An impetu-
ously attentive waiter, a native of the
Green Isle and Democrat in politics,
after observing him moment, said, un-
tremendously, to the royal stranger,
.'Nagurs aren't allowed to ate with white
folks at this table," The matter was
explained to the Prince, but he never
iorgave what he resented as deliberate
insult, and poor Pat thus became the in
nocent cause of offending fast ally to
his hereditary enemy, Britain, by his not
being able to recognize monarch while
engaged in executing the honest duty of
serving potatoes.
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A GIFT OF PIE BIBLE AFTER THIRTEEN
YEARS WAENo.-Among tho items of
news received by the last China and
Japan mail is the announcement that
Or. Hepburn, we'll known American
Japanese scholar, recently received per-
mission to present the Mikado a COPY of
the Bible in English. with the last
edition of the Doctors Japanese and
English dictionary. This Bible Dr..
Hepburn took to Japan with him thir-
teen years ago, and it is one of the costly
editions specially prepared by the Ameri-
can Bible Society for presentation to e1-
alted .personages. For these thirteen
years has DR.. Hepburn been waiting to
press his gift upon the ruler of japan,
patiently watching for an auspioious sea.
son. That arrived in the early part of
November, the presentation taking place
through the Intervention of Minister
De Long. The Mikado testified his ap
probation OF the gift by acknowledging it
1l suitable terms in an autograph letter.
This satisfactory reception Of the book,
coupled with another item of news re-
ceived by this mail, that thirty.fiye
native Japanese, who had been impri.
soned for embracing Christianity. have
been pardoned and set free, is a good
omen that, in the projected revision of
treaties with Western powers, there will
be introduced large concessions in favor
OF religious toleration.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-31

Mrs. Fremont is described as having
grown stout and gray, and never, in the
days OF her girlish beauty. was SO fasci-
mating as at the present time.
Mr.. Snapp, of Illinois, is making him.
self TOO conspicuous in Congress-. A
man with such a name as that ought to
crawl into hollow log and stay there.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-31
City Real Estate for Sale.

SAey @Cn1 GoLdt6 1OI Sal0s
xA DWELLING and COTTAGES on
EIA corner OF Plain and Gates streets. f!SA
A44A.The largo house contains twelve -R.:4
tages have three rooms-one is new. has
%ster and gas. Tho lot is large one. has a
fine vegetable garden, and an abundance OF
space Tor comfort and additional buildings.
ms property IL near Main stroet, the market,
hotels, schools and churches.
And, also, the eligible vacant LOT, on cor
ner Gates and Plain streets, near the Howard
School, 100 feet by 104 feet.
And. also, that very pleasant vacant LOT.
on Arsenal Hill, between Gatee and Lincoln
streets, on Richland street, bounded on the
East by g. Bouknights lot and on the West
acre-104 feet On Richland street,
:, This property will be sold at a bnrgain-on.-
tnird Tor cash and balance on credit. Titles
VIII be satisfactory. Apply to
Nov 2lt @. BOuKNTaUT
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Interest on Bonds.
TREASURER

CE,
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA d AUGUSTA R. r. Co,
YNHE Coupons for interest on Bonds of this
Il Company, due on first day Of January
next. will bo paid on and after that date, on
presentation at the office OF III. K Jesup &
Co., In New York. at the First National Bank
at Charlotte, N. O., or at the Central National
Bank st Columbia, 8. O., or at the oflico OF
John J. Cohen l. Sons. at Augusta, Ga.
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Sawed Cypress Shingles,
or superior quality and finish. can now he
~ furnished in any desired quantity on ap-
:, 1hoy arc more DURABLE and arc CHEAPER
tnan any shingle now in use; and, besides
giving finished look to roofs constructed
with them, thoy make roof perfectly free
from leaks. --o0
They will be shipped in any desired oman.
tlty 70 any point on tho various railroads, and
viii be found very convenient to parties in
tne country desiring to build. They are
neatly packed for shipment.
we refer to the following parties who have
7. .3 CLARK Waring. Esq, Chtlds, Johnston &
Trinity Church, Columbia, and Cover. coz 4
MARKEDLY, Greenville, g. O.
McMASTER, MONTETTH l. ROArH.
Office in Law Range, Columbia, s. o.
81 Abbeville Banner. Newberrv Her1id
Greenville Mountdineer, UnionviiIe Times
SoPy once anu SEND Dill. Doc limo
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Gifts for Christmas and the New Year

A the season for GIFTS TO LOVED
~ ONES is approaching, it weuld be we'll to
select, as an Offering to each, the best we can
procure for our monoy. Parents, go to the
CITIZENS SAVINGS DANK OF SOUTH GA
HOLlNA and deposit as much money as You
can spare for each of your little ones. A
Bank Book will be handed to you which will
please your child better than the most costly
toy. Such a gift will prove an enduring
Dencnt tc both giver and receiver. The Bank
posited. Dan 81 q
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8peo1a1 Not1oes.

AVOID CoNsUMPTIoN.-No enemy to the
human race is moro to be dreaded and is more
inBidious in it's approaches than the too fatal
.,"Consumption ion in it's ghastly form" Tho
duty OF all Is to guard against it's fret ad.
vsnces. This may be done by the timoly use
Of DR.. TUFTS Expectorant.
BosroN, February 8, 1870.
Dr.: 1hH-DEAR SIR: Will you please iuiorni
me at what druggist, in New York, can get
advantage, having seen tho effect of it on
friend Of mine? I am fully satisfied that il
hos but to be tried to establish its merita. It
works like magic. What is your Wholesale
price. delivered in New York; Let me know
where it can be had for the pre- sent in New
YORK, and will communicate further with
you at another time. Very truly yours,
W. b. BARRON, 96 Summer street.
Dr;; TUFTS Hair Dye is Sold Euery,chere.
OSl 1871
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Dr: TUFTS Hair Dye is Sold Euery,cltere.
DS1 1871
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Fresh Family Groceries.
p1ChLED New York BEEF ROUNDS.
l. PicKIEp-salmon Bellies,
North Carolina Mullct 40.
eAoKED|New York Pig Hams and Strips.
/ Nova Scotia Salmon,
Beef Tongues, DC.
Lima Beans
Peas, Salmon, Mackerei,
Lobsters, Pears Peaches
Hreen- CAGES, Mushrooms,
Truffles, Asparagus.
inr nrsEnvED-Canton Ginger, Pears.
Citron, Pine-applee,
STRAWBERRIES, Ounces, :
Blackberries,
Raspberries, &c.
2TELL1Es-duava and general assortment.
lEAs-'Gunpowdtr. Imrt ri, l. Japan,
seIeeted sGIesto5g, H. an AM sish Breakf.st.
any market. - -
C"fFEEs-Mocha, Laguayra, Rio.
.. G. Java, law and Roasted
The Downer MINERAL SPERM OIL. abso,nta.
y safe as candle, brilliant as gas. and
n,'n GnGeap as kerosene; have all the necessary
b9Tnors, Wicks, Chimneys. to az old iamns
NoV Iu GEO. HYMMRRS =.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-31

New Publications.
NEW JUVENILE BOOKS. London cdi.
~ ti0ns, illustrated.
New standard works for libraries
New Novels, in cheap binding.
Alec, frcah stock Of WRITING DESKS.
Portfolios. Gold pcns, Pen-Knives, Pocket
Books. Photograph Albums OF all sizcs, Fancy
Brackets and Book Shelves, and general
volopes and Fancy Stationery, for saIe by
"oVb r. l.. BRYAN,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-15
14S7

Yeretn unter yettunD res War'3aus 9enrp
0aetser. @elbfperfdnoli& Fatterten 3tpt'
fden tsber @bt6eiluns etntse bubble SAB
men.
@dbrene bes @esens BET ben peri&tebenen
Altdren tpurben raetrere &anonenfHuGe ab
9efeuert. Ma9 benz @ottestaufe 3urldse'
fstrt, purbe abermals Der @esen geeeben
unb unter abRnsuns bes: v@rpber @ott"
BITE Teterlt&tett beihlpHen. @ewib bat nod
ME cine berartise Yrp3eiiion tn ct. Wenbel
fattsefunben. @oneGott seben, une bteDRit'
9lteoer Der @eu1etnbe nod uandsn folder
prcjefionen nit betwobnen laFen, bab fe l9
babur6 @naben unb @aben fur bas btnnn-
lii&e Seruialem iammelu f0nnen. Dies 1T
ber @unia Sbres Treunbes s. q. %.
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Smldmoii9e MMrt9ten.
&tr6l9e&

ct. as1n's Goust. In @tearns esu'te'
wt,b ant rs. svh feline FINITE taetl'Qs
e&lusieter balt1 %0srbun0tn NIT Yft m''s.
tbeiluns, bramdf&n D~araeaunsen' @ap1
,e. Wer aa>er(Snlta oon benz tfatt'sea
Mufbldben Ne(u gtlbunss,a nfHlt neer'
,eusen nj, earf ntdt perfeblsr, l'@ ete'fF
Seterlt9tt einsufs0sn.
x.aP. Srnmo &ik, ttsbtr In Cambria
eitneu bic @eellorse tn aaes1ens Gtt9,
SaI labernpn,uaen.
Son ebafopee sernebasx ptr, bae aud
,rprt bas 81. Trotnlei@namsfef bur& afent>
Tide gru,ef7on in ertsbenosr @stfe sefetert
,purbe. Mltdre .raren mad alter bsutfdsr
11.buna TN Treten errt4tet unb @ef4abbon'
ner %nerfunbete bic Setter In bte Terne.
sSu Neip 1tlm feierte bte fatbolif9e g.
metppe lesten @onnta9 bas Set Der eriten
!Rommunion Der 8tnbrr, bic As an 3a&l un'
ter ben ablt9en @erempnten gum Slide bes
9errn sinsen.
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(@tnsefan t.)
ct. Sobn'B College, 6. Stunt, 1877

SD fann niat umbin, Dir einen Bertbt
nber tte bteise Seffeter tes n. BontSaetus
bes arpsen Mppfels Der Deutfhen, etniuien'
ben unb Did auslei6 III eriuhen, t1B Du
aur orDBern @srberrlt&uns bes ~. 8ontfa'
eetus aud Detnen aeebrten 2efera bacon et'
tpaS mtttbetlen mShteft.
@s 1T aewi6 etue tpbe 9ftht Der Ddnt,
bartlett. baB bas beutfhe 8olf bas Mnbenfen
ant btefen ercsen @etttsen, ben Npeffel
Deutfhlants, auf etne Defenders feflthe
Meife teeebe unb bod etnmal anfonae,
benienteen, psn benz IS bas &pnbarfe, was
es sat, ben Ypatren Olauben erbalten, an9t>
meiner unb tnntaer III nerebren. ais es bts
test oeldeten 1T. Son biefer ueber3euauna
fhetnt, aus ben orp6arttsen gorberettun9en
au bteler TeRltdfett une aus Der aq9en'et'
men 8et6etltauns an berlelber iu thlteben,
ct. Sohn's @oQeae aani une gar be1etlt gu
fetn. 6ier CAB e5 am gpratenbe bes 5eaes
Elm Nrbetfen unt Borbereitsn In Der 9anjen
NnNalt. paB es etne rpabre Sreuoe tpar
Heber fudte ben ancern gu aherbteten unb
auf etnmal tleibete f4 bus College tn felt
lides Grin, 70 bab man in BEN 9aaen. tpte
tn eineu, srinen Waloe wancelte. DAP e1e
Stride auf etne gang auBerercentlthe Metfe
aussei1mudt tpar. unb auf benz Mltare sas
Bilb bes III. Bpnifattus pranate, brau3e th
upbl faum 3u errdbnen. Das feterttne
6phamt celebrtrte Der bohw. P. Bontfaetus,
o, S. B. Die Sefpreptet bielt Der toAw'Re.
SEER Mbt ielbft une leste mad benz ger>
fpruhe: Zelus domus tHae comedit me-, Der
Gtfer fur betn 6aus per5ebrt mid (pb.
LXVIII. 10y, ben apofoltden offer hes bl.
Bpnifaeius fur bic Befetrung unierer 0or>
atnen fcmie fetne COMMUNICATING
Mufppferurs unb ptnsabe fur baS sroBe
@ert, bas Soft tbm auteetrasen, ausetnan>
Der, uno ermatnte pie 3ubDrer, tbn mebr
uno nebr, beipnpers bur& stfrtee NaAae
r1uns 3u nerebren. Mose es mir erlaubt
fetn, 3ur 9rDBern @tre pes III. 8pntfactus
bier ben turjsefaBten Snbalt biefer IN Der
Stat ausse3eiAneten unb moblbereAneten
Tetpreptet, bic bater aud TIRE WtrtIn9
ntdt perfeblte, rnitjutteiltn.
,Das rctte Meb3ewanp, bas Der Yriefer
teute trd9t, 5etst uns iaon an, baB bic Str
de teute pas Tet etneS Martprers fetert.
Gie(er MartYrer TT iepoh tetner BON tenen,
bic unter ben rDmtlhen 8ailern tbr Blut
Yersoben, pber beren @ebetne In ben 8ata'
fpmbeu ruben,-netn-fonbern ct TT uns
ptel nGber. SIN Deuti4lano nertunbete ct
Ste epiqe @abrbeit, In Deutihlanb 3inbete
er bas Qi6t bes tl. @laubens an, unp auf
beutldem Bopen pereoB tr, Don elmer barba.
ridden, teiontiden Notte iberfa1en, fetn
Blut fur ben I'll. @lauben. IS TT Der III.
gontfaeius, Der srpbe &poasl bet Deutl9sn,
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ben tatten. UNI 1nlhl 10 1dBesr1uvrt patte.
l1nh nntir{ih IL @ebprfan1 bic erfe Yat6t

ben tatten. UNI ou.dL r.. adsggr1huurt waite.
unb naturli4 1T @ebpriam bte erfe YFt1t
etnes Orbensmannes. @o 8erne, ute er tn
st. Gloub eeblieben unb 70 bart 70 tbm
fel, feline @emetnbe 3u perlaGen, 10 rauete
er bod benz Mufe fetnes Sbern fo1sen.
5ett 3ebn Sabren mar ct Der stfrtSe eeel'
forser Der @emetnbe; uuter ietaer Hettuns
ins bas fattolif9e fir<4e eeben TT ct.
Glcub an su bllten une seaib bra@ten
feline ma6en unb Mrbetten ptele Tra4te Rer>
Dor. Mu6 itm baben bic ct. Glouber gu
p%erbanten, bab bas srobe Werf, BITE teue
Brtd . Stride, (etne &rene Don Stearns
Co., polenbet tpurbe. @etne 2eutleltAtett,
1etne Mnbdnstt9tett unb ftetes @treben fur
bas Wobl ietner @emetnbe, pel9em ct.
Glcuber &atbplifen mar fo1&es nt&t be"
tannt! 90 man6es @&tfFetn, uel&es auf
cine <ppe bes sroeen @sltmeeres eerateen
unb AM @tnten mar, bat ct s~erettet, benz.
ielben eineng onpa6 eeseben uno es in f@ern
9afen eelettet!
BUR Mb19iebsfeter, Bic tptrtlt@ 9roBartts
mar, CAB bic 8eYSlteruns ct. CLOUDS tbren
Wefublen ben re6ten Musbrud. Mm 8
Stunt Mbenbs wurbe Ism Don Til4er's Mu>
Rfcorps etne @erenabe eebra&t una am fel~
btsen Mbenbe .par bas @farrtaus eebrdnst
psn ponpfarrttntern, pelde Inn bte6anb bes
abi9iebs retdten.
Mm folsenben Morsen, ais Dem Sage
{etner Mbreile, purbe Elm ftterliGes 6o4amt
sebalten uno ta6 beGen 8eenbtsuns btelt
Nep. Metnulf @tufentsmper bic MblAiebs,
prebist, rpet;ae 1brdnen aus BEN Nusen al
fer Mnweienbeu lodte. Mlsbann ttedte f&
bic proaeiiton auf unb etner Der Saulfnaben
perlas eine Mbl4tebS, uno Danfabre1e TN
Namen Der @emetnos.
Nep. Metnulf ermtterte In er9retfenne:
&ebe, tanfte Der @emeinbe fur TIRE Ma>
bdnaliAtett unb 2tebe une b~ea1eitet BON pie>
len Treunben tn ctrea 25 &utf6en bis ct.
Soieyb, trat er feline &etie naA Nem Man
den an.
Oefen1i9 fasen mtr tbm Denf fir ate
Muben unb Mrbetten, pelAe er sem @clfe
Der @emetnbe wtbnaete; fur ate @sbete,
wel6e er fur ietne Yfarrttnber gum 9tmn1el
fanbte unb nte .perben ptr i'm, ben Sitrer
uniercr @eelen perse0en unb fets @sbsts
fur tbn CUNT @tmnae1 fenpen unb eriu6en
aud TIN, infer tit {etnen frpmuen @ebeten
etnsrbenf 3u ietu.
gtele @emetnbeglteber.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-15
(Gtn9efantt.)

6olcM,te Yrofeb In st. Jotn'S &oue8e,
Stunt 7. 1872.
2teber &ebacteur!
Sd mid weber Did nod Define eeier NIT
ptelen @crtcn~ telGfisen. usber bic Seter'
lihftit, bic MIR an 5. ;. R. bier batte1, p'a
i'd nidts 11sen ID weib ia, cap Ou NIT Der
Virtus unp Musa tn @ertinbuns febf uno
besbalt Mdes erfatren ptrif. @ter cine an
bere @olemnitdt ica burd MIDI DIR uno
Deinen ee(ern mttsetbetlt werben. Nm Z.
;. M. madten P. 8ontfaetuS MoQ unb FIR.
6implieius Wi,mmrr ibre feierlt&tn@elabbe,
une grueer plaeisus erhtelt bas Srbens'
fletb. @u cine feier1i9e @rpfeb ma@t etnen
etsenen Gtntrud auf. ben 3uf&auer. Der
MeupbYt p.pfsrntrt l& Dor benz altare, bas
Epptentu9 ptrb lbsr tin aussebretttt, ote
&er3en, awet auf tebtr @eite, wsrben ar'ee'
aunbet =; bann wirb er NIT @ettwader be,
fprenst unb tneenfrt, bic @rdfattpn wirb &C.
iunaen re betm Requiem nnb ba ertont
enblih bas @p1t Mortuus huic saeculo-
er 1T tcbt tteler @dt.
s. stlt bier bttteren Grnf, es gilt far'S
Qehen, ni9t fur etn paar Sage, ni@t fur tpe'
ntse Sabre, fpnbern fir Elm: Gptstett.
6o&w. P. Bcnifaetus pie aud Fir. @tmplt'
etus Gnb tetbe aus Basern sebartts, uns
mad elmer lansen sprufuns baben Fe bss
er1anst, mad mel9sm fe 70 febr n%erlans:en
-@6bne be1tl. 8eneptetus ~ perben. Sebt
eraeben at fe hte Worte Estote fdeles ct
accipietis coronam vitae - fets tr.u tn
@ueru Berufe uno Sbr mereet ~enaptdrsen
bic &rpne beS QetenS.