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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-27

The press OF the State are complain.
ing about the Legislature frittering
away its time in the introduction and
discussion of frivolous bills, and neg.
iee'ns the main questions, such as q.
os I "e education. &c. So far nothing
vs.tL1 Importance has been done, and
Sv s .aS Legislature has been in .ess;on
ever since the first Monday IN 1auas n
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-27

BY virtue of an order Of sale to me d.
rected, from the Circuit Court of Franklin
county, Tenn tested the 4th Monday in
November. 1872, and issued January LIST,
1873, | will expose to public sale. to the
highest BIDDER for cash, on the 1st Mon
day in March, 1873, it being the Sd day OF
said month, in the town of Winchester.
Tenn, at the Courthouse. q tract of land
levied upon as the property of John Hcile'
man to satisfy 4 Judgment in favor of A.
G. Clopton to the use of Samuel Smith,
against said John Heileman.
Said land lies in civil district Ne II Of
Franklin county, Tenn, bounded on the
south by the lands of Thos. Cunningham
and on thu north and east by the lands Of
Green Brazclton and Sanders Faris, and
containing $500 acres. This February Sd
1873
II. p. STEWART, Sheriff.
feb6-tds 49,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-27

BY virtue of an order of sale. to me di-
rected. from the Circuit Court of Franklin
county, Tenn. tested the 4th Monday of
November, 1872. and issued the lst day of
January. 1873, | will expose to public sale.
to the highest bidder. for cash, on the lst
Monday in March, 1873, it being the Sd
day of said month, in the town Of Win
chester, at the Courthou door, one mdi-
vided interest in a tract OF land levied on,
the same being the undivided interest of
A. J. Poe, to satisfy a judgment in favor
of James G. Grant against said Al. Poe.
Said tract OF land is situated in civil dis
trict No. II Of Franklin county, Tenn,
bounded on the north by the Hurricane
Springs property, on the east by the
lands of Lee Stafford, on the west BY the
lands of John Thomas, and on the south
by the lands of Ezra Poe, The whole
tract contains 800 acres. This February
Sd, 1873.
II. p, STEWART, Sheriff.
febG-tds (B)
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-27

Last year nearly $4,000 patents were
issued by the u, S. Patent Office for
new patents. Making due allowance
for such of these as are in fact Of no
utility, AS are a considerable number Of
the inventions patented every year, and
that some also are not new, an eXtraor-
binary progress in the mechanic arts is
shown by the report, which is no doubt
greatly stimulated by the exclusive
right secured to inventors by the patent
laws. Already such progress has been
made in mechanical appliances that it
might seem to a casual observer that
there was no longer room for further
"new" inventions of any sort. But
each new discovery seems to lead to
others SO rapidly that it would be rash
to set any limits to what may yet be
accomplished, and it 10 not unreason
able to presume that in the next half
century the transition from steam rail
roads, cylinder printing presses, and
gasIights, to other appliances to better
answer the same purposes, will be no
less marked than that IRON the stage
coach, the hand press, and talLow-dip
Of the days Of our grandfathers.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-27
In the last three mo.

In the last three months e,oy,,
English steamers haze been L,.,
with all on board. 1t has been stated
that these steamships were new. I'm,
built of inferior iron, with u length ter
times their width. and II depth of hold
equal to their width, with the idea OF 8
gain Of freight combined with speed
Tue record OF these losses IL apt ia
grow, unless some measures are adopt.
requiring steamships to be bull,
a view to safety rather than guam
ity Of freight md speed.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-27
Creditors Notice,
II. R. Estill VS. Samuel II. Estill. Ct. als.

d. H. Estill VS. Samuel II. Estill. ct. ais.
In compliance with a decree IN this
cause, at the January Term, 1879. Of thc
ChancerE Court at Winchester, Franklin
county. Tenn. hereby notify all persons
nolding claims against the estate of Ma
man y; Estlll, deed. to appear and make
themselves parties to said suit, and tiie
Establish their claims in the manner.
ann III the time prescribed by law, or thew
9e barred. Witness my hand, at Of
nee February 5th. 1873.
,.,e 7. II. FINCH, Can.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-27
Lumber! Lumber |!

y The undersigned is now prepared to re-
ceive bills for all kinds Of lumber, latbs.
shingles and cedar posts, which will be
promptly sawed and delivered on the cars.
as ordered. Terms strictly cash. For prices.
&C. address j. W. GONCE,
octZb Anderson, Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-27

say Pompey," SAID ono ~rrceam,.
10 another, dis chile haa tried -
gift fairs and tings for a priz. IN,
neber could draw anything at ALL
well, Jim, I'd wise YOU to try q hand.
cart de chances are o tousand 10 one
dat you could draw dat
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-27
I%nsolvent Motto.

Having suggested the insolvency ofthe
estate OF Elizabeth Darwin, deed. notice Is
hereby given to all those indebted to said
estate to pay their indebtedness forthwith.
and those having claims against said estate
must present che same. duly amthe nticated.
the County Court Clerks office. at
winchester. within six months from date,
or they Will he forever barred.
J j. II. BRATTAN, Admir-.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-27
ST. CLOUD HOTEL,

Located between Maxwell and BATH.
House. corner Church and Summer Streets
NASHVILLE, TENN. Lately rernod-
eled. newly furnished. and change of pro-
prietors. w. L. TANNER, nate of North
Alabama.) Proprietor. janIe
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-27
FRUIT TREES.

have on hand a good supply ofFRUIT
TREES AND PLANTS for sale at Els
till Springs, Franklin county, Tenn,
which | will sell loD far cash. Address
W. W. BRITAIN.
fcb26-6w Estill Springs, Tern n.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-27
Home Journal.
". ]. SLATER, Editor and Proprietor.

There being no elections in the
South for some time to come, the War
Department IL making arrangements
10 withdraw the troops from our coun
tlN.'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-27
Our Legislature.
From the McMinnyillc New Era.l

L Toiu llc McMlnnVlllc NEW ETn.I
We sometimes feel like complaining
at this august body for, at least, its
seeming negligence of important bust
ness. 1t seems to us that its costly
time is being squandered over little and
unimportant matters when others Of
more magnitude, those for which its
assembling were most needed, have up
to this time 1.-THE middle Of the SESSION.
received scarcely any attention. We
must have legislation upon the fnan
ces OF the State the State must be re
districtcd, and what has been done
upon those matters? Echo sends back
its hollow answcr-What!
We see a great disposition to repeal
laws passed at the last session OF the
Legislature. when in fact there has
been no practical test as TO whether
they were good or bad laws; and we.
with many others whom we have heard
speak upon the subject, are forced to
the conclusion hat we have too much
legislation. The lawyers, the people,
nor those who execute the laws con
keep up with such lightning legislation.
In the courts the plea Of ignorance by
the law bre aker a"vaileth him nothing
still he cannot keep up with the Statute
laws short Of spending his whole time
upon them and converting himself into
II walking encyclopedia, and if he is s
laboiing man he cannot well afford sucl
an outlay Of either money or time
The present body seems to have sug.
gested a remedy, though We doub
whether they intended it for this pur
pose, and that is q "Conyention callet
by the people" We are for the prop
o~sitlon upon this ground: We are fol
such a call provided they be allowed
to introduce but one amendment tc
the old Constitution, and that one il
that the Legislature shall meet bu
, once in six years, and its session b'
limited to seventy.five days, as it no'
, is. We feel that the curse OF too mucl
legislation is upon us, and the peopl
look at it and feel as we do upon thu
subject, and any proposition to lessor
It's meetings will be received with ia
vor by the people, and Jul State finan
ces will also be under many Obligations
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-27
MONTGOMERY & CADZOW,

Public Square,
Winchester, Tenn,
Keep on hand
ut their Saloon.
for retail, or for
sale ! n large
~uuQntitins n hpo
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-27

"DSYCHOMANCY, OrSoul Charm.
/ ing. How eithor sex may fascinate
and gain the love and affections of anv
person they choose instantly. This sim.
pie mental requirement all can posses,
free. by vail, for 25c. together with amar.
riage guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dream,
Hints to Ladies, Wedding-Night Shirt
&c. A queer book. Address, T. VIII,
LIAM & CO., Publishers, philadelphia,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-27

THO THE WORKING CLASS
l. male or female, $50 a week guaroS
teed. Respectable employment at homs
day or evening; no capital required. fnHi
instructions and valuable package of good,
to start with sent free by mail. Addrsu
with a 8 cent return stamp, NJ. YOU'VE
eco, 10 CORTLAND street, New York,
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-08-17

They impudently avow, while committing
all these outrages against truth and justice,
their final purpose is not only to destroy the
Catholic Church, but all FORMS grades, and
notifications of Christianity, and indeed to
Danish all religion SO that unqualified atheism
may universally prevail.
Therefore joining our voice with that IS ev-
cry believer in the Word of God, every lover
of constitutional liberty, every man of honest
conscience and natural feeling, every one abb
ding in Faith, Hope and Charty-we appeal
to the Holy Trinity, one God, and deaounce be-
fore the tribunal of Heaven, and also Of civili-
cation and history, these monstrous persecu-
tions and violations of every sacred principle
and right, while We pray the Lord and Saviour
of the world to confound and dispense the per-
petrators and bring down upon Them the in
dignation and scorn of this and future genera,
tions, unless they shall, as we hope and pray
they may, repent and do justice in all and tc
all.
| For the Provincial Council:
! G. COLIGNoN, President.
For the Diocesan Council and Sections
EMILE DoUMEING, President
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Ecclesiastical Statistics of Germany.

In this compilation we shall speak not Of
the German Empire, but of Germany. Our
object is to give the statistics of the Church
in the German land. The recently established
Empire does not include all Germany, and is
not conterminous with it; aud whilst contain
ing only a part of Germany proper, comprises
the Germap.
An asterisk (*), however, will be placed be-
fore the names of the Dioceses and Ecclesias-
teal Conscriptions of the Empire.
We have not been able to find any reliable
authorities of a more recent date than 1850.
An accurate idea, however, can be formed by
allowing for the usual percentage of increase
in population, etc.
In the year 1850, Germany had forty-two
millions of inhabitants, of whom twenty three
| millions were Catholics. Without counting
some exempted Bishoprics-that is, such as are
Immediately subordinate to the Holy See, and
! some Vicariates Apostolic-this country had
nine Archiepiscopal Sees, each of which had
under it one or more Sutfragan Dioceses. These
constituted nine ecclesiastical provinces.
| 1. The Archdiocese of Vienna, in Austria,
Sutfragan, Linz and st. Poelten.
| 2. Archdiocese OF Salzburg, Sufragan, Trent,
Brixen, Lavant, the See of which is at st. An
| DIRE, Gurk, Seckan, Loeben.
| 3. Archdiocese of Goritz, in Illyria. Suffra-
gan, Trieste and Capodistria, Parenz and Pola,
| Laybach.
4. Archdiocese of Prague, in Bohemia, Sniff
ragan, Leitm eritz, Koenniggritz, Bridiveis;
5. Archdiocese of Oimutz, in Moravia, Stuff
"6. Archdiocese of Munich Freysngen, in
Upper Bavaria, Suifragan, Augsburg, Rats
! bonnie, Passau.
Y. Archdiocese of Bamberg in the Bavarian
Province of Upper Franconia, Sufragan, Ech'
stadt, WourtZOourg, Spire.
| 70. Archdiocese of Cologne, in Rhenish Prus
STA, Suffragan, Munster, Paderborn, Treves.
-. Archdiocese of Fribourg, in tho Grand
Duchy of Baden, Suffragan, Mayence, Rotten
bourg, Limbourg and Fulda.
Besides these nine provinces, there were
three Bishoprics which were exempt, viz:
Il. Breslau, in Slesia.
W. Osnabruck, in Hanover.
-. Hildeshiem, in Hanover.
And four Vicariates Apostolic, viz
, Il. Luxembourg.
| az. Saxony.
*3. Anhalt.
Il. The Vicariate of tho North, comprising
the faithful of the three free cities, and thos
In fine, two Delegations:
\. Brandebourg.
, ~2. Pomerania.
Since 1850, believe, some changes hav
taken place. For example, the Vicariate o
3 Luxembourg has been raised to the position o
q Diocese in Ordinary, and Vicar Apostolic
who is a Bishop in partibus, has been appoint
ed to Berlin.
AS will be perceived, do not speak o
, East and West Prussia and the Polish PROVING
q of Posen, though forming part of the presen
German Empire. The reason of this has beef
stated above.
y The following table gives the number q
canons, deans and parishes and the Cathoh
> population in each of these Dioceses:
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,ulier, magma est fdes tua =; and He granted her

matter, ndgnd est tides taa; and He granted her
PRAYER.
"We also, being full of faith, have confidence.
Let us not allow this faith to grow weak. 1t is
admirably symbotized by the fish which re-
mains quiet amidst the pillows of the sea in a
storm; it does not sink in the midst of trials
and prosecutions.
Full of faith let us wait and pray let us
ask OF God pcrseveringly to grant us peace
peace for yourselves and for me peace for so
many millions of souls scattered over the
world. Let us ask that peace for tho Church
ana ior society may come with the victory of
truth and Of JUSTICE
Tue Holy Father then gave his blessing
in the accustomed form.-Lond0n Tablet.
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The total number of seen lar priests is % lab;
to these are to be added 1850 belonging to the
various religious orders, making in all 81, 49S
priests for the service of % 100000 Catholics.
Number of Houses belonging to religious
orders Men-373, having $500 religious, of
whom ALSO were priests. Women-l74, having
COCO religious. 1880 religious of both sexes.
THEOLOGICAL ESTABLISHMENTS.
Faculties of TheOlogy-Ten attached to the
Universities of Bonn, Breslau, Fribourg, Gratz,
Munich, Olmutz, Prague, Tubingen, Vienna
and WurtZbourg.
Fourteen attached to the Lyceums at Am
berg, Bamberg, Dilingen, Eichstadt, Feusing
Laybach, Sbuz, Ktazenfurt, Munster, Pader-
born. Passau, II ttisbOnne, Salzbourg, Trente
Ten special theological Institutes at Brunu
Budeweiss, LeitmerIrz, St. Porlten, Trieste
| bOurg.
I pr; number of theological students, $500. VIZ
| have not been able to ascertain the precise
nnmher of students in the Petits Seminaries.-
| Ne1O Zealand La6tet
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

WALL PAPER, PAINTS. WINDOW GLASS, Etc.
1l9--.-...-..-- Common Street. .llo
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FINANCIAL.

, TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF COMP.
tr1er OF the Currency. Washington. Feb nary ~ 1873
sESes 4 SSs been % That the
the city Of New Orleans in The nsri.S 81 orIsans S
State Of Louisiana been duly organize under and
An ACT to provide ao sa aG, %, oosSrsss
by pledge United states SoSds and 10 pro- S
1894 and has complied %h ali h: p1p
visions OF said 1red to DO coupled with before
hoetorS JOHN J%Y kSo S&a co% aI,a aSs
EA % ss51y NEW GsS the
of New Orleans tho rarish of Orleans and Stale oi
IL authorized to commence the business of
In testimony whereof: witness my hand and seal OF
'h ssl tG' 18th day of FoS CTy J ~ xyox
Comptroller of Currency.
HIBERNlA HANK OF NEW ORLEANS-Ncw Or.
leans March ts7t Under above authority this Bank
'h mAMK OF 5h'' S INV as or TX
daily balance oa she a, 1o i, TO and @ on
dsp1s a Is as may be agreed.
T ,oUlsIANA SAVINGS BANK AND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY.
o. camp Street.--- 81
Vice President-DAvp WALLACE
Casner-JouN S. WALTON.
DIRECTORS
S W ua SrSnsSs' Sf SsAnard Bronson Co.
David Wallace. of Wallace & Co,
John s. Walton.
Henry j. Mulan. Of II. ]. Mullan & Co.
w. II. Thomas. of Folger & Co. del572 ly
H1BERNIA NATIONAL BANK OF N oRIEA Ms
New ORLEANS june 10, 1871
STERLING BILLS ON THE HIBERNIAN BANK
DUBLIN, payable in parts Of ireland, from One
| Pound upwards. for sale at this Bank.
iy2i IL JAS. ]. TARLETON. Cashier
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TOME FOR EMIeHASTs.

FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE For CITY PRO PFC:
PRRTY-I.p Arp-nIa OF noe high Prairts Lahd eiEoS
pIt.z west Of Ns~ IU La. snh two noS pIYsa
ig,.l.,ua.a Railroad Excellent DeiShoo' hooa -
en- DolIars pUr Arpent Easy tornA Apply a. tsla
Ufhce.
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~ %anDerung Iber Samburg aber@
mails erbeblt6 5u9enommen bat. Som
l. Sanuar bis 81. Suit 1871 tDaren Fl, :
l73 Berionen, i'm Sabre 1878 tnnerDalb
bes glei9en :3eitraumS AZ, 1892 Yerionen
iiber 9amburg in auBerenropdii0e GGn@
Der eGpeDtrt tOoroen.
- Die aus Sranfrei6 nelter6tnas
etnlaufenoen gta6rt6ten bere6ttaen gu
Der Nnnabme, oaB in Sen Get6en Der
st OnaIt It e II 9etpi1ie 8eoenfen iiber Die
Steoererrt6tung 0er legitimen G1roneS
Guftau6er nno baB bic S6ipiertqfetten,
6einri6 V. in naber 3utunft f6on aunt
Serrn beS CUR religi0ien unb morali1den
OrOnung 3uriidgefiibrten Tranfret6 at
MAIDEN, bod beOeutenber fin0, als Sic
clertcaQe9itimiftii6em 8lGtter in ibrem
eriten Sreuoenralti6e Derfinbigt batten.
WtGn reoet lett Dem 5. Quguit aQerbtnas
10 tpent9 ais mO9li6 BON 9egitimilten
ltnb Orleantiten, aIetn ftatt ibrer aibt es
nun wHopaltiten" Der 9te6ten unb Der
Gt1ten, nno piele 3ei6en ipre6en 6afir,
oaB bic Grltern nod LANCE ni6t bte UNI
1ntl6rd1ften 6erren Der Situation ffnb
fiji tpel6e ite it6 ausqeben. 8eobtensz
ipertb bletbt gut rt6tigen 8eurtbeilrno
ber Sage Die Spra6e, tpelde Die .Gepue
bes beng MOnoes" fiibrt. sic {prid1f,
pie ft6 btes BON Ser alien Giberalzconfers
patipen 3etti6rift ni6t anbers ertporten
IieB, nit bober 8efriebigung BON Ser
Qusf0bnung BET beiben bonrboni1den
2inien, lift iebo6 fetnestpegs entsidt bon
Ser Nlslt6t auf Elm ultramontanzabIo,
uttftii6es&egtment, 6efen8erfDrperune
9einri6 V. ipdre. 0te u9tepue" %berlangt,
tpenn nun et1mal Die cOnierDatibe &epuz
blif ni9t m09li9 iet, cine freifinnige
conititutionele Wonar6te. Die &udz
febr in bic 3eit Dor 1889, bas 8inoniB
'Dii9en STRIDE unb Staat, Die 9teaction
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gegen BEN @etit unb bic @inri6tungen
Der Neu3ett, fur3 Die Wonar6ie, oeren
8roqrQmm lit vBarab>le>W onial" feft>
deficit poroen, iet Elm Ding Der l1nm0gs
Ii6fett. u0teOen mir Offen," ertlart Die
v&epue bes beur Monbes", lid an3us
maBen, Elm 9an5es 2an0 riidmdrts ST
fIbren, i6m tdgli6 3u ipieberbolen, baB
es bic t9m tbeueriten S6een DerlGuglte
un6 fir etne a6t3tgidbrtge 8ergangen@
belt Dor Soft unb SEN Men16en Nbbttte
Ietlte, baS lit Elm ltebermutb, Der Site
manbem 3uitebt, unb iebenfaQS lit eS
cine %ionOerbare Weile, an Der Wteoer>
beriteQung Der Dtonar6te 6aonrd gu
arbeitet, baB man iie ais Dffentlt6eGuB>
%anltalt biniteQt. Oas bette Wetttel, ben
@rafen Sbamborb uufSuflGren, tpdre
iuobl, i6m bic bciben 8ege gu 5etgen. ote
ft6 Dor tbm er0ffnen; auf benz etnen fam
ct Sranfret9, auf benz anberen miro er
1tltr etne 9anbpDH alter Ttnoer unoSec>
ttrer ftn6en."
= Sin an cine 8erltner 3ettltng ges
longter 8ribatbrtef aus @mitn6en TN
Sal3fammergut mel6et, bdB Ser @raf
bon Barts, ais er bon QSten abretlte,
etllen N6ite6er bortbtn gen1a6t uitb benz
sort reitbtrenben s I : 6 b g bon
s. annoper etnen lGngeren Ge{u6 abb
9cftattet bat. Ser @epGbrsmann glaubt
beifigeu au f0nnen, baB ber 8eiu6 auf
1pe3ielen Wunf9 bes @rafen BON Sbans
borO Statt gefunben bat, uno er ptrft
Die Srage auf, Oh pteuei6t bic Wieber>
beriteuung ber vlegttimen" Wonar9te
auf Der qan3en 2tnte geplant tperoen
un0 m69lt9er MeiIe ba5 WelfentDunt
etnen ~beionberen Sactpr III bet 0te0nung
beS legtttmen Sranfret6 gu biloen be-
~itinlult let.
= Nrs Der 9tebenen Grete II
bon 81 a 8 unb 2otDrtngen 1T Die
Wlelbung eingetrDffen, baB bic auf ben
Is. Nuguft einberufenen Ottt9lteber 6es
&retSratbes ft6 genetgert baben,
BEN borgei6rtebenen @tO gu ~letiter, mas
alsbontt 3lr natitrlt6en SDlge Die Nufl0>
Jung Set &0rper19aften bate. GS lit 81
beoQlern, baB bic Observation-Disclosures aud
Da 3u Sage tritt, tpo es bic 8ebanbIun9
rein innerer Qngelegen6eiten gift, UNI
baB bic @tbeSDermet9erer bic Dem G0noe
gepIbrte administrative elb it1TduDigtett
10 bteL an ibrem Gbetle tit, BON it'd
ftoBer, inoem ite bic 8erat6ungen oer
&retsDerlanmlungen Derbtloert.
-GapttGn @erner. Die vOitfr,
3t9." bert6tet aus Wil6elntSbaoen
Ser @apitdn 5ur See 9err 8erner pirf
Die Dur6 ben Gommanoope6iel I'M oeut:
f6en Wittelmeer : 9e5dlpa0er erle0t9t'
SteIe zines Ober WsrftoireftorS Del
bieitgen fatierltden 8erft iofort na9 lei:
nem @intreffen, bas itiinoli6 erparte
tpirb, einnebmen, an Stele beS 9errr
Gapttdn sur See Brce3wiiinsfp. Wfar
i6eint an bielen Srten ber luffaifune
Gaum gu geben, alS let bic 8efleionn(
oteier GDarge cine 3urldiebung bes II
Ginnebmenben uno ais wuroet oa3l
piolei6t MtarinezO fftaiere a.. .. &C. 81
D%ertDenben ietn. Qluein Die Nnit9t II
nnri6tig, ba bic Grnennung gum Ober:
8erftOireftor inter getp0Dnlt6en Ser:
bdltntiien etne 9luS3et9nun9 Des 8etref
fenben lit, unb berfelbe crit Gapttdn gil
See ietn ion, ber Roiten aud nit etne'
beionoeren Remuneration p%erbunben TT
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-09
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-09
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DO mad 9bttaoilpbta -. $500
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3wiideuoe6 bon 99ilobetpbta -. 5000
30 mad 8btlabelpbia.... $500
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beren Berbinbun9en.
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berer limb bic umfalIenoiten &ortebruu oer oetrofen:
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su mIfien.
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Generally oenten, philadelphia.
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