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soo uno Der 8aiier pisfen S:reih ee
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beretts @eiebentwtirfe pprbereittt, melte
9eeen bic fatbolild 0eiltlidfeit i'm Nu,
eemeinen fir dbnlide Sale eertbtet
iino. Man beridtet bieribsr mas
fo!st:
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6erbfe eemtden; bic Sage ,peroen
rauber. Die @elt sletdt per Natur.
Dobin ta8 Nuae idaut-iiberau 3erz
ft5rung uno unter9an9, lberau &f
unr erbtttertes &insen Der 3erit5renpen
M69te. Die befannte Yartei orbeitet
NIT erneuertsn unp oon einfueret1en
&reilen unteritiBten 8rdften an Der
@erni9tune Der Greibeit res &edte6
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terorlduns uno &ne&tuns Auer bic
nidt cem @ultu6 Der 6umanttdt, Der
pplitilden 6eudelei unc Der Staotsz
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|sen unc 9efast worpen-nein, Elm 0Sl<
ferberbit 1T an9ebrpdsn. Aber 70 9ez
wib, mie In Der Natur tenn 6erblte Der
@inter uno Dem @inter Der Grlhlins
fplst-lo eewib miro rs ou9 i'm @Sl>
ferleben rp9 enpltd Griblin9 perpen.
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parlamentaril9en Champagne, unsweiz
felbaft ter folsenldwerfen, bic mir er>
leben pereen. Der preubd@e 9auptas
miro am %. Sttpber Der 1d9fl9e
am %. Oftober wteper er5fnet !; ibnen
miro Der Deutf@e Nei@etaa ii9 an
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-26

~ pot. Office. Mlunesz zSrbers Rnt bas ttussfs uni
u1h 4erfe Dtel GUT usberfsnbuna (Selb uno oufen
no 1e tu babsn fnb oa3u ssbsautnt perbsn.
Denn ote Namsn unteritreibern sn9etanot mefoen
uten e oeut seihrieben ien anh bas gpfamtS ean1'
uue 5taataeuau unb rid,tie ansreeten nerben.
Benn etne s3eituuq einem Epfamt an e'n anoere'
serept werben foa 50 mue thinner aud bas Ypamt an9e
gD,nn Ser,ans ietn 8latt Mot resemafia emptdng
sber I'D auf Urgent eius rt aetler eneietten 70 'ol
ber tetreeno Isent iumis bic 5erausseber rs'et@ ee
Dit Verantmsrtlidhieitfa @eIbienbuneen fit bs 3e
tuna werben tr nur Ssernehmsn wsnn otesten pei
rsatarrten Bref Dbsr per ppf'SfeeS SNonessSrSe1 g.
fdeben.
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ct. Naul, sOetunefpt @amftae, een 26 Sftpber 1877

Tinan,mtnilfer 1T g. 8err. Die poll
ti1d,e unp tirtli9e &tdtuno rer baie
rilden &eaieruns erlsicet rarur@ tstn
Ysrdnperung.
@rose feuer5briin1e serif6rtst1 nab:
renc Der lebten ,me{ @pden ees Sep
tember in mebreren @eaenren Vopernf
riel Giaenthum. Dos Stdrtden Sc
ieus maro in Ter Nodt sum Is. Seet.
,u ,pet Drihbsilen Elm Gaub cer,Slar7
men. Ger eonse untere She'll Der
Stact, wcrunter ra6 Hatbbaus, bic
STRIDE uno bic teiren @alfhSfe> vi
leg in Musm 120-13O odulsr uno
S&sunen, Gno einesdldert. 9as6euer
brab in elmer Sheune aus :; man perz
mutbet @ranrfiftuna. &m 20. tra@
auf pem Mitteraute in Treaen;e@ etn
Branp aus, bel Gem ldmmtlide Nsbenz
oebdulihfeiten Elm Haub Der Blammen
aelpcrpen iinp; raS Sdlob blteb erbalz
ten. Die @smeinre Guercorf BET &iiz
Inoen murce en- Is. Don einem l6mez
rem Branpunoliife beimeeiudt. Das
6euer fam Nttur6 in elmer Saeune
,um Musbruih, Yerbreitete ftA raIh
iiter bic ansren;enren Suite unp er9riff
lGlisbli6 nod, pie STRIDE uno Den
1burm, relde netit 4 Sdeunen uno
2 Wcbnsctducen total nterertrannten.
>>n Der Nadt sum 20. entitano in cem
8irdrpsfe 3ant 6euer, weldes, cbmobl
ednalihe @inoitiQe berridte> NIT IA
itnrer SdnslIiefsit um ftb 9riF unc
zen or1beren Iteil ces Srtee etnaI9erz
te, rarunter aud Die Stride.
Die preubilden Vet6roen iuden
fcr wdb1sno csr 3unebmeuren Auswanz
ceruns entseaen3urttten; inceb obne
aroben Grfola. Seltit in Ycmmern,
rem 81 i1cen3ldnehsn res 6uritsn 8is>
mard> 3eiet lit Die iumenoe Wancsrs
lult; man beridtet aus Ger um9e9enp
Don 9oiB: Gie Auawaneerun9 nad
Amerita nimmt in bieIser 0eSeno TIM
msr erjbere Dimeniionen an uno be-
lcnrere ftnp es junse 2eute, bic ben
Banreritab erSreifen. 2d9li& finsen
auf Gem Qanre Wuctionen hutt, auf be-
men Die Nuewanrerer ibre 6ablsli9fei>
ten In baares @elo perpanoeln. Die
Reile eebt meiitens pom bier aus Rber
6amburN woaesen aber Stettin bteber
meni8e ibren @e9 nabmen.
Nebnlihes idreibt mon aus S@le6z
Mig: Sn Ter 0eeeno Don Sonoertur9
nimmt Die Nusranrerun9 na9 Nmez
RIGA immer mebr unp mebr 3u. 9lt
unp Sung rsijen nad Gem fernen We>
(ftn> menn es ibnen nur irsenr m6slid
1T, Gas nStbiae Neileselo gu belhaffen.
Mn cine Ntnabme ter Wuemanrerung
1T prbl nibt 3u penfe7 i'm Weeentbeil
1T ansunebmen, cab cie(elbe Ger rcrti>
osn Wseenc nod mebr jun8e Srafte
en,fubren nerre.
Nm %. Sept. fanr au9liecerz Moerz
len, Sbelbe0en, cine &atbolitens Wer>
lammluns ftatt, rie be1eits ibre eutsu
6rldte eetrasen bat. Sdon am Ters
lammluneeta9e isltit babsn ii& Yiele
fir Zen @srein Ger peutiden &atbollten
ein9e3ei4net. Nus auen fatbolilden
Olten Der Wetterau b6rt man pon meiz
leren 3abl,eiden Beitrilteertldruneen.
Die fatbrlilten Mdnner in Sberbenen
bepsilsn ramit, RAP lie NIT Zen viit,
eliebern tes Ratboliten 8ereine in
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-26

ttNtett wieee- te9tnnen, uno ole e1ne
leiner midtiaften Nufeaben besetdnet
man BE Verotbuna iiter cie GrhStuna
rer Tatatslteuer als GrlaB fir. ne ab,
suldofsnre Salsiteuer. sln6 1T nod
Die Nere rcn elmer g1rlenfteuer. Sn
cem preubilden 2onrtaae iou Die st.
nar,frooe cine teoeutencs. Nolle fptelen.
Tie er1e SteGe wirp inpeb eie Sir
denfraee" einnebmen ; taran fam 9'ies
mano ,meife!n, auh wenn ee ntht rur6
pas cbsroffci1ie Sr9un auerriidIth err
flGrt wiitre. Die uprpsinctal. Corr"
me!cst: u9fa6rem ner Siidof (pcn
G,mlanD fA ben riidbaItloien &nrr>
tsnnuneen Der Staotelpuperainetat UNI
Ger unbeoin9ten 0eltuns rer 2anrso<
ee1fte fortmdbrsno entso9en bat, mirr
Die &eeieruns abseisben ron meitern
8eldll7en be;ii9lid Der @telluna pss
Btl6pfs feltt, pprnebmlid cafiir { orae
traAsr, rie Staatsipuoerainetdt auf al
len @ebieten ees birserliden 2etene
auf cem @eae rer 0tieg9etun9 eeaen
ALE 3meifel @orbebalte uno lleber9riffe
fir6li6erleitS unbeotnst fider gu ifellen.
Die Qanotass>@eldon wtro i'm 3ulamz
menmirfen NIT Der Ne9ierun9 su pteiem
3wsde cine ibrer granddaughter fin
oeu." Die in Nusddt aeitelten @orz
laeen betreffsn bic Ginfdbrun9 Der 81
pilebe> ben ~Mibbraud Ter seiftliden
Nmtseewait," ucie Gcrtilpuns ree
&lerus." ros ~Srcensuelen" re|p. bic
uWerwanptldaft" u. {. NJ.
Der gtaat 1T in 0tfabr !" lautet
cie parole ron einsm Gnre res Gsidee
big ;um onpern. Der Staat 1T in
@efobr nurh eie llltrampntanen llno
Aue, he Den Namen llbera! ooer nar
tionalzmonar6ild fiibren, fno ME upn
Der loranteI 9efoden. uRp freuris
teeruBsn upp unteritiiBen lle pte Ser
trsituns rer Selu!ten, bic Sude na4
ZEN uWermanrten", tie Waereselun9
Ger 8i|d1ie. Die Rattpl,fen Deutl6z
LAMBS abel oereinisen iid unter pielen
llmfdnren immsr fsiter uno inni9sr.
Bereits iber 100000 Mitslieber sdblt
Der in Wains 9esrinpete @erein peutz
l9er &atbul,fen uno Don Sag 3u Sag
ldliteen ft6 in allen Ibetlen res ceut,
19en Neids neue S@aaren an; Taus
lenpe Don @!dubisen wallfabrten an
@nacenprte> um ZEN fir9enfeinpliden
@erfoleern 3u 3ei9en, eab Der ddte Xaz
tbclif f@ hurd feline Mabrssel Der
staatseewalt abwenpts NADER ldbt
treu ~ ieiner &ir9e unp tbren priez
fern ;u iteben.
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entnebmen> rab hret @sirgentmi,fs
baupidblid sesen bic fatboliibe@e'fz
!idtsit rp,berettet (nc: 1. cae 0eisB
uter cen Mibbrau6 oer 9eilli9en Wes
malt 0pe,tsu eeesn rte Bi1tSfe serids
tet); 2. ros 0eleb iiber bic 3wanes>
@ipilebe; 3. Elm @eleB betrefeno ris
ssiitli9en Congregational. Durd hgs
res @elep ipuen Die nod be ltetenren
l51erli1en Nnfalten IN Deutl1lane
Der poli;eiliden Goutrpue pes Staates
unterworfen wereen.
Uayern bat nun pieoer Elm rpuftdn>
ct9es Minifterium. Nad 3peimonat>
li6er Nnifreneune 1T Der bieberiee ST.
nan3mtnifer .. pfreBldner tewoeen
worpen, pos Miniftsrium pes Neubern
3u aternebmen; iein Na@fol9er als
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-26
Ser ,,g{sanberer" na6 0urppd

jebe QDppe aeben etne @nSabI Gremplare ets
..@ouberer" uaeb europa, unr mir MAIDEN biz
Qe{er tefoneers eufmerflam, bab biz ueb1riens
buno pes B.attee an Uermaubte unb 6reunbe
ienfetta,oes Oceens Elm lebr aeei9netes Mtttel
ia. einen ununtertrcbeneu Yerfebr NIT eenielz
ben ~ unterba!tsn unb ite uber bic 3u'tdnbe
bteles Qaubes su unterridten, beRer aIs Is bur9
Briefme9lel eei&eben fonnte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-26
Runs1,ter 2S9.

Deut1blanc cur9 aue fttli6 unc ac<
lsBlib erlaubten Wittsl mitfdmpfen
rpllsn fir rie 0ertbetriauns Der T'et@
belt her 8ir.he. 9lls &erner traten BET
cer Nnl nlammlune Der Netbe nad auf:
Comcap;tulur Or. Moufan9 aus
Maini, pfarrer @abel spn Trieoberg,
Wegoermeiter Salt uno Dpmcapitular
Or. 6afner aus Main3. Wlit @ufz
! lnerflomfeit uno Beifau pernabmen ale
Nnmslenreu Cs.aen 1000 an Ger 3abD
cis NuseinancerieBun9 Der pHidten Ell
mes jscen Ra'bpl,fen, tslpncers ater
Ter Mdnner in rielen 3eiten Der Ser:
foleune Der fattpliiden STRIDE. Man
itimmte bel cem Wcrts: npab man in
eieb' unp 1reue urp 6tnesbuno fir
unlere beiliee fatbolil1e Helieion wirz
fen miil1s, mie Die aus ibrem peutlden
Tate,lanee pertriebenen 9eluitsn. MIs
Wdnner rbne Uurdt unp pbne Shen
perpen mir lmmer pa6 Wort Der teiliz
9en Sdrift erfIQen .@ebet Gem 8aiz
fer, was re8 Railers 1T, unp 9ctt mas
@o:tes it,"
Ginen gang anseren Stantpuntt
nimmt Der Yrursitantenta9 ein> Der in
|siner 6auptoeriammluno III 5eicelterg
AN 1. Set. cine Geiolution annabm,
css Snbalte, ooB bic Stride auf cem
9pcen Der reformatprilhen Beftnntnibz
Sdriften febe unp Nllsn wel6e f6
pen Snbalt pieItr @lautens 9l,titeI
nod nibt poui itanpis angeeisnet bitten,
rie 6onp biete. I,e Stride miil1e ais
Sroone Ger Gelbitperma!tuns neben
Dem Yfarramte ros Snititut prr Ser
tretune Ter Oemeinpe purG 0a. 1>glelz
tefe, Die 8reis ,Synure, bic prop,ncialz
Syrope, Die QonpeSzS Synore unb ZEN
Sber : air6enratb etnfubren. Den
,Nitfatbolifen" miro bic !6ofaun9 cer
Yerfdnoi9ung auf @runo Ger reforma<
tpril1sn BefenntnibzS&rtften uno bic
Grwartun9 ibrer 2beilnabme in tem
Sample 9essn pieSeiuiten aufs wdrmz
ite ouseeoridt. @leroinss 9eb1ren
ale oie1 Qeute un.er einen 3ut.
Mus Strabbur9 melcet man: Die
Bilan3 rer BON Or biefgen Ginwpbners
ldaft wdbrenp Der Beldiebun9 sou
1870 erlittenen0erlul lfe roeist pieSumz
me pon 49, Nituionen Grants nad,
mel9e unter 10,546 Beiddeists au per<
tbeilen 1T. 8is jeBt ftno 18,976,382
6r. an 1867 Belddpiste ausse3ablt
wcrren. 9(idt ein9ere6net in obi9e
6auptlumme ftno rie 0erluife an III
fentli6en @etdulidfetten, reren GrlaB
erlt lpdter an Die Neibe fummen fol-.
Mm %. @eptember, benz Sabreatas
per @opitulation Strabbures fame bic
@runpfeinle9un9 Ter neuen Yefeftiz
9un9 auf Sort $ (0terbaueter9en)
fta!t.
Na9 elmer 8efanntma6un9 in ber
v@rabb. 3te." mubten bic Gllab<2otb>
ringer, mel1e frr 'Grarfrei@ cptirt baz
ben, ipdtefens am 5. Sftober pas sano
perlaGen; ia ries fir pieient9en, pel9e
nod @e(ddfte ab3uwideln baben, cine
1ebr furse Grift 1T, 70 miro 3u ibren
@unften unterbanrelt, um ibnen pte
Grlaubnib 3u perl&affen, als Gremoe
nod ldnser In Gliab>eotbrinsen meilen
III purfen. 9err .. Satnt> Nallier iou
NIT ZEN unterbanelun9en beauftrast
ir,u.
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Cin(enSuugea unb Aorrf(ponof1yen

beionbers uber tirGIide unp anpere pidttse gt
sebeaDstten, kne iepsraf't ptafomme"' mnne'
aber pom YerfaAer unteraetpnet 1e'n.
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SaS - prt .
5abrSan0 s.

Ben Der 6taden uub Ganaba tstrdst 20 @ta per SAP
uub mus ppn Gmptaaser os' ener Yp,tOes s'erfel
tdbrltch pcrausrt;ah.t rerstn.
Wlau taun au ieser 3eit auf ben ,Daaberer abon
n{ren.
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I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
L TED STATES for the Eastern District OF
Virginia.
lin bankruptcy.
At Richmond, Va, this sth day of August, ls72
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Please take notice. that petition has been
presented to the Hon w. w. Forbes, one OF the
registers of said District Court, in bankruptcy,
by r. A. Kicks, assignee of the estate OF said
bankrupt. free from all liens and encumbrances
thereon.
This is to give notice TO all persons interested,
that in the terms of said petition IN order mas
been iss ued by the Register aforesaid for all per-
sons who may be interested in said estate, to APP
pear before w. W. Forbes, Register, at his offce'
In Richmond, Va, on the 9th day OF september,
they have, why such order should not be granted
II. A. KICKS,
aus-Thoyy Assignee.
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nu2S W3v

l42-Invol. -
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
1 TED STATES for the Eastern District OF W.
gnia. -,,, ro,,, III
Walsh banlSrupt--in bankruptcy.
At Richmond on the 9TH day of August, A. ID.
1872. -
Please to take notice hereby, that petition mas
been to wit: on the 7th day Of August, 1872, filed
in said District Court by John II. Walsh,
of Richmond city, in said district, who has been
heretofore duly declared bankrupt under
The act of Congress entitled An act to establish
a uniform system of bankruptcy throughout the
United States," approved March I'd. 1867, for
discharge and certificate thereof from all his
debts and other claims proyable under said act,
and that the 3lst day of August, 1872, at 10
C,clockA, NJ, before w. w. Forbes, one OF the
registers of said court in bankruptcy, at his
office in Richmond, in said district, is the time
| and place assigned for the hearing OF the same,
| when and where you may attend and snow
cause if any you have, why the prayer OF the
| said petitioner should not be granted.
| You are also hereby notified that the second
and third meetings of the creditors OF said bank
| rupt will be held at the same time and place.
| -"r' w. w. FORBES,
| Register in Bankruptcy
au l4--W2w for the Sd Congl Dist. Of Va
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ADDRESSED TO
STATE JOURNAL,
51 Richmond, Va
BANKRUPT NOTICES.

ttI f'NEF ~ 1852
ny HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT OH III 9
L 2Sd day Of August, 1872 warrant in bank
ruptcy was issued out OF the District Court OF the
United States tor the Eastern District of Virginia,
against the estate of George Claiborne, OF Bruins
wick county and State of Virginia, who has been
adiudged a bankrupt on his own petition That
the payment of any debts, and the delivery OF
any property belonging to said bankrupt to him
or for his use, and the transfer of any property
by him, are forbidden by law That meeting
Of the creditors Of said bankrupt, to prove their
debts and choose one or more assignees OF his es'
tate, will be held at court of bankruptcy, to be
holden at the Registers Office, Richmond Va,
before w w. Forbes, Esq, Register, on the IN
day of September A. ID. 1872, at 10 o'clock A. M
- DAVID B. PARKER,
o6-M2w u. S. Marshal
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI


TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
L TED STATES for the Eastern District OF
Virginia.
In the matter of Willoughby Newton, bank
rupt--in bankruptcy.
At Richmond, va, this 9th day of July,
1872.
Please take notice, that apetition has been pre-
sented to the Hon. John @. Underwood, Judge OF
the said District Court, in Bankruptcy, by
John A Lynham and Ro M. Mayo,
assignees of the estate of said bankrupt,
to sell the real estate belonging to said bank
rupt, free from all liens and encumbrances
thereon.
This is to give notice to all persons Interested,
that in terms of said petition an order mas been
issued by the Judge aforesaid, for all persons
who may be interested in said estate, to appear
before w. w. Forbes, Register in Bankr9ptey,
at his at office, in Richmond on the Otn Gay OF
August, 1872, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ and show cause,
If any they have, why such an order SHOULD not
he Granted JOHN A. LYMAN, %
RO. M. MAYO,
;vo7-Sow Assignees.