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COTTON afARKETs

= AUGUSTA, March c. Cotton weaE. 1ai6dfuSEs
istc. receipts, SO, bales; sales, ISL bales
3 MOBiLE. March s-Cctton dull and Nominal
6niddngs Istc. net receipts, at bales
WISE ls5 Dales sales. 500 bales; stock S1o3e
2 GALVESTON, March &c Cotton weak good of.as.
nary, 16t6I6sc. net receipts 1857 bslesi axpofts
coastwise, o. bales; sales 500 bais; STOCK, 9Szsk
0ales. ~ ~ ..1G ~. 4 =, Is.
tec.; NET receipts, les bales: exports coassWt, ~
bales saIes, IS 6ales: stock, $3.50 balcast s
CHARLESTON. March a-Cotton steady ana IN
fatrdemand; middliDgS. l9sc net receiph $40 sa!es
md 500 bales not before counted; exporS
,o2 bales; sales 800 bales; stock, S4Gla bale.
ipsc.; net ycaipts. SD bales exportsto sontnent
ai0 bales; coastwiss, 100 bales; sales sles naisSs
took, So 100 bales. !,
eo3c.; gross receipts 2s9 bales. exports coast81se
Is bales; sales, 81 bales; stock, oeG6 bales
NEW ORLEANS, March s.-Cofon drrns Mid~
filings, I8sSgt2ae.; net receipts, 4,gs3 baiess
Ina bales experts to continent, 2e3l b&le&s aie1,
tsoo bales last evening, $500 bales stock,
NORFOLK March e-cot,on fteady. low mid
tlings, lssc.; net receipts, 1.esf bales exports
coastwtse, s3i bales; sales, 100 baes stocx $500
b1les. 81
!sto. receipts, 7aso bales; shipments, lisa bales
stock, S2,Sl5 bales.
dlings, 20sc. .t;tse ~ 81 ~
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CINCINNATI, OHIO.
WEEKLY REVIEW.

MARCH4.-Groceriesc continue steady and firm 10,
all articles except refined sugars, which are shade
lower.
The provision market opened strong. and nearly
all articles III bulk meats and bacon we're held q
shade higher. Market closed firm. .s:-
The supply of all kinds of grain is fair, with mod
crate demand. Wheat 4I6c. lower than one week
ago All other kinds unchanged. '.es
Flour continues inactive but rather 1rmer. 1t has
declined during the week 20Gl3cc y barrel
Whiskey closed lc. lower than at the opening OF
the week. 1t is now held at SEC.
The cotton market has been dull most OF the
week. but closes steady alta decline Of sGtc. q b.
nliddling. 1slc.; low middling, lSsc.
Linseed oil steady at 93c. for round lots.
Owing to cold weather there has been falling Of
in receipts and we consequently have TO report only
moderate business done In leaf tobacco during the
past week. The offerings at auction have mainl!
been Of the low grades of new cutti ng trash an,
Tugs and very common new Ohio seed. The market
has ruled firm for all these sorts, and prices hay,
very generally given the shippers good satisfaction
The total offerings for the week were 700 hhds. anC
29o boxes. +.
lE,lr atest nnota tinno goo telnrranhic rnnorfs
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WILMINGTON. NC.

M.RcU 4-Sptrts Tiirpentlne.-Sales OF MY
one casks at elac and ten (selec.ed at &c. IF gallon
for southern packages. -.
Rosin.-Sales Of LOCO barrels at $3.50 for strained.
'' Tr,nis ILrpentine-Sacs Of re barrels at 8. %
for virgin and ycllow-p aud s5.s5 for hard Mat
NJ TrMsales of 30 barrels at s2-so q barrel Mar
ket quiet and steady.
Tot0u,-saies OF bales at l7sc. and at 1sc " ID.
Marie quiet at the following quotations: Ordinary,
I5c GOOD ordinary, l,ic.; low mtdli9g, lsc strict
low midding issaistc.; ntddllDg upiands, iSc. {;
s.r,cf ,nidUltu2, iykc. .-,.-.-
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CATHOLIC DIOCESE OF VfRGINIA-AN INTER
EsTIEG SKETCH OF 1Ts HIsToRy.-(From the
Cntholic.lMirror. lin 1921 Eastern Virginia
and the valley formed by the Allegheny and
Blue Ridge Mountains southwark as far as
Monroe county was erected by the Sovereign
Ponfif, Plus VII, into new diocese, Rich
mond. Va, to be the episcopal seat. Right
Rev. Patrick Kelly was consecrated the first
bishop in 1921, and was transferred to Water.
ford and Lismore in 1922. Then followed
long vacancy of the See, the reigning Arch
bishops Of Baltimore-Marechal, Whitfield,
and Eccleston-acting successfully as ad-
illustrators from the year 1922 until 1S41, a
period Of nearly twenty years. On the 21st
Of March, 1S4l, the long-vacant throne was
filled by the conservation of Right Rev.
Richard Vincent Whelan, D. D., and his ap-
pointraent was joyfully received by the
southern people. When the new diocese of
Wheeling was organized in 1850 DR.. Whelan
was translated to it, at his own request, and
the See Of Richmond again became vacant.
Very Rev. John McGill, D. D., Vicar-Gen-
eral of Louisville, Kentucky, was preconized
the third bishop in the latter part of 1850.
He was consecrated in the Louisville Cathe-
dral November 10th of the same year, and
died January Il, 1872, after a brilliant epis-
copate of twenty-five years. The present
esteemed bishop is the Right Rev. James
Gibbons, ID. D., consecrated in the Cathedral
of Baltimore, Sunday, August 16, 1868, as
Bishop Adramyttum, and Vicar Apostolic of
North Carolina; transferred to Richmond
July 80, 1871. At present there are Is
and 10 cbapels and stations, 81
priests on the mission, l. ecclesiastical insti-
buttons, IL clerical students. female reli-
gious communities, @ female academies, 8
male parochal schools, 6 female parochial
schools, hospital, benevolent institutions
and orphan asylums, with Ill inmates. Ca
tholic population about 1000.
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che T., s'.,yG S,np<i Frauds.

%Fw Iog", ig:;!l G.-Gcncral Fremont,
"ap i, "' - -. n This city, has prepared d
"j,'r! . .,:n'r i'll The matter of the proceed
NJ IT. =, concerning the FL Paso bond
,,a.>. -. denies all guilty knowledge ol
h."'. - practices.
T.. ..r.l&a! action in France is against
''.. Hnrian. probst, Paradise, Lessig'
e. ... ,'.;A!iGci. ard the accusation rest:
&. }.g"rN BY probst aud others of
.... - iur New York Stock Exchange
ii, Of the IL PaSo Company were
o.. he Paris Bour>e. 1t is probable
= Ing, may be commenced against
~ g.. this country.
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'FiflNA'N6l'.Ir,A!I..
fBT TEIE1RAPIEJi
gEw Ff1fsr

g NEW YoRK. March s,--sfoney irregular-eloss
af per cent. Sterling heavy nj losi@los
Gold, lise@lI4. Governments nominal. States
dull, except Tennessee's, which are strong. Ten
nessees, sss; new, S. Virginias, 4s: new, So Con-
soils IS; deferred 10. Louisiana's as; new, as Le-
Seea %; s's, 10. Alabamas, So: SIS, ss Georgiass.
70; 7s 50. North Carolina's, so; nsx, II; special
tax, IL. South Carolinas, 40; new, 10; April and
October. u r. 49, 5a- a. rsf -
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Weather Probabilities.
.5.f.T 5'rsc OF Scy. Or. Huston.

bilrIHoEr. March 6.-In the Baltimore
Aru.iai Conference of the Methodist Episco-
n. Church Sruii To-day the case OF Rev.
os. iiuslun CANE up. Rev. 5. Rogers, pre-
,.."E elder Of this district, announced that
.' aat IN lis possession the verdict OF the
'.,..H.ltr,' Of Investigation TO whom the case
.u.j atcn referred.
i". Presiding, Bishop announced that be
"u1H arpuiut i constitutional committee OF
.".cr ~ consider tie report. DR.. Huston
Ns. Mpl present
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..";.'cr Trr.scr. I'm New York City.

-" f"aE. MarcA G.-Charles Grum.
."'ti' .; lie bricklaycrs' Association,
~" .nd instantly killed this morning
vel '":l.eih stree: by Charles MarwiS,
Vt Of the society. The murder was
' i"sil'l "f u quarrel about the funds OF
->N>r"iatDn. NarWig fred three shots,
" .'i':.i> Penetrating the head and lodging
"a" h':u II his victim. Tie murderer
s.. liz police lave sent out general
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,rhc Terms Of Pence Offered to tie
MGd0cs.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 6.-Thc following
are tbe terms offered to the Modocs:
First To surrender as prisoners OF war
to General Candy, and to receive full am
ncsty for the past.
second: 10 beremoved to Angel Island,
and there be clothed, fed and sheltered as
soldiers are, until permanent home i'll some
warmer country may be found-perhaps
Arizona.
Tuird: To be clothed, fed and sheltered
in their new home until such time as they are
able to maintain themselves; their women
and children to receive transportation to
Angel Island, and thence to their new home
Fourth: General Candy is OF OPINION
that he can promise Captain Jack and some
of his head men permission to visit WASH
notOD,
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po,ss5ss. ~ GU NJ kas -isps than Az
kesB. e7.2ss blastssgs &sG 64 co. s13
Shot NortEGrs sssss Of g De-
Seeds. n. e u.
ezorepf se.sses 1915 n bushsls
4 Flcrs sl.esasisss NJ hnstel.
Rsrdsgrass: sl.s04 u basheis ssse
Orchard Grasa.s ESQ q bushel. 81
Ot1s: es07oc. a bushel go IS, 81 Is s$'
7tnethv: case y 6usheI. s
Grtndstones aec7,c. a b. "a. 4
Hdg: Wool, s9.scGSis a. dozen; boys WOO.
fa.560S13, according To- quality; fur, St5f5Ss0 8
dozen; noleskin silk hats. @f6s per DOZEN: dres
eassimere and felt hats, Si2GSi3 n per dozen.
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[ E.i:,D Pacific EsatET0,sI.

"r''"|, March G.--l'hr Government and
''H:a.tln directors Of the Union Pacific
..'''f'd are ~ session here to-day, and have
81 8. go, "' Horace /. Clarke president and
'"' hoi '!rs-p.co!dcnt. They will not adj
Il bc!Ug- niyht.
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4 Double Murder for Fifteen Dollars

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., March 6.-Cornelia
Chrissenen and Annetta Lawson (Germans)
were murdered on one of the Shoal islands
last night by Lewis Wagner, who also at
TEMPTED to kill Mrs. Huntress,a sister to one
of the girls, but she made her escape Mo-
new was the object of the murderer, but he
only got S15. He has not been arrested.
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BLACK
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

weighmaster. Of the number Of sales OF live stock
FROM the 9th of February to the 5th Of March, 1879
CATTIE-ils head sold from % 70 Tic, gross 81 D..
SIlEEP.-lo4 head sold from to sic., gross a d.
HoGs.-so7 head sold from TO Sc, net o d.
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NV Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK, March s-Cof'on weak sales, s,s?o
balrs: uplands, cole; Orleans, sltc. Flour quiet
and unchanged. Whiskey steady. heat l@sc. bSt-
ter for spring; winter dull Cora quiet and sfeaGy;
Pork frlner; offerings Hghti new. SlS.ss,, t.Sra
quiet. Turpeptsnc weak. fosih hriner. IaioW
quiet, Freigh:s quiet and irmer.
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State of Trade at other Points.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.

MARCH 5.-Receipts OF wheat arc very light, and
the market Is quiet and unchanged; offerings Of
bushels white and $50 OF red with sales Of the former
at S2g5 for prime, and of the latter at $ls0GltL&
for lair samples. Corn has declined lSQgc. during
the week offerings OF 44s bushels mixed, with sales
ut CSC: Rye IL ia very light receipt-nc sales re-
nortal.
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WTILLIAM DAFFRON,
w 1893 MAIN STREET

offers 10 the public the following GOODS:
.pictures-large st stock south of Washington;
Cbromos and u!l Paintings, any that Is in the
market; Picture Frames made at half-hour notice
Photograph Frames-large stock always on hand !
Mouldngs, all sorts-5o,Oeo feet on hand; Looking
Class Plates aud Looking-Glass Framcs--a large
stock; large Family Bibles, extra large size ana
finish, most approved editions; Clocks from the
hest manufacturers in the United States suitable
for parlors, offices, and stores. Carpe:s-Brusses
extra supcrfnc, superine, medium. and other
descriptions of carpedngs. Rugs-Brusseis' Telvet,
and tapestry. Oilcloths. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ana
plain, best description. Walnut EStensien ! aoles'
and other articles. All Of which VIII sell tor
or by payments of weekly or monthly instamenls.
20 o. aoiam Il f: ;. WILLIAM DaFFRON.t
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= !...l..,Iro-,s snac,,r.sop ~1lasexs

= ..~:C:iiIrc.st SpecuEafor Ealcfct.
Ha1"i=HrDo. PA, March In the case OF
" re .. Evans, for cinEeZzling State
t,.'c', verdict for $1,000 was returned
~ IS'e To-day FOR the Government. None oil
VIZ rhsrGes Of fraud were sustained.
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:. crNcINNlTI MARKE,ra.

CINCINNATI, March e.-Flour firm at a7.7sn
S. Corn steady at as4ltec, Porx Ing cd de,msnd;
oaerinss light Lard. seain &C.; sales at Ea ON
s.cdy: shoulders, &C.; clear n .-siaes, &e; seai-
shes, SEC. Ehiskeg steady at &C.
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BERhIS March e.-Tbe naturalization
treaty between Germany and the United
states VIII probably beamended so as to pro-
VIDE That Germans who have returned from
America and remained two years at home
Shall be considered as having rene wed their
rights as naturaiized American citizens.
Through the orders of the police authorities
thetstrike of the cabnen has been brought
to an end, greatly to the relief Of the public.
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RICHMOND ToBACCo MARKET.

THURSDAY, March 6, B73
The receipts Of leaf tobacco for the past week
have been large We notice decided decline, espc-
clally in thelower grades. Tie following are thu
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A Chicago woman in Jail on charge of
theft stole Il set of false teeth from lady
friend who came to see her i'll her trouble.
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CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Thursday, March 6.

OFFERINGS.
: WHrAT-White: $50 bushels. Red, go bushels.
OATs.-ses bushels.
SALES. 2"
WHEAT--White, "a bushels fair on private terms
II bushels at S205; s6 bushels common at sT0; l5e
bushels good on private terms i7s bushels fair at
Sl;sa; l48 bushels good at 82-total, COZ bushels.
WHEAT.-Red, lie bushels common at 81 10: eco
bushels prime on private terms; bushels fair at
$3.50; e5 bushels common ut Sl.55-total s7s busfel
OATS.-!Go bushels very good on private terms: u
bushels prime on private terms 60 bushels ye1-v
good on private terms-total, 474 bushels.
RE-EXHIBITED =
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,as.a vrnnercue Acquitted.

BALTIMORE, March 6.--Jesse Upperctfe. IN
dictrd for the murder of his aunt, Mrs.
jNhegt, was acquitted here to-day.
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For latest quotations gee telegraphic rcports.l
LYNCHBURG, VA,

advanced about IS to SOC. per hundred. VIC woulC
advise planters to bring their tobacco to market In
as large lots as possible, as they will sell much bet
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MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, March e.--Get.on dull sow mid.
diings. -laleSlSs.3 Fionf quiet and Headyi prices
uncsi1, red. Wheat dull and unchanged. Cnrii-s
Ok ushssa ica:es; white. ea9sssi yssiows ts1 ss'
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POSTAL MATTERs.-Samuel Hill is ap-
pointed postmaster at DrewTy's Bluff, Ches-
terfeld county, Va, Uice John FL. Parker,
declined. j. A. Chisholm is appointed post
master at Etna Mills, King William county,
Va, vice George D. Powell, declined,
Charles G.. Rind is appointed postmaster at
Neabsco, Prince William county, Va. uice
E. NJ. Wells, resigned. j. S. Law is up
pointed postmaster at Bassnellsvie, Marion
county, w. Va, uice L. C. Floyd, resigned.
J. C. Painter is appointed postmaster at
Thornton, Taylor county, ". Va, rtce A..
W. Wcsterman, removed. Abraham Henklc
is appointed at Henkleyile, Upsbur county,
W. Va, uice J. D. Hyre, resigned.
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MaHINE slNTEt.IYGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARcu 8, ],

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH ., 1874
sun rises ..,.,..... GIG Moon rises. a52
SIM 6:4Ii Hi2h tlde... $9
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nostr,ct,ve Fire In New Jersey.

DcstrIlctivo Fire In New TeFsSJ.
BIosspURg, March 6.-The Eagle Hotel
and thirty business houses were burned mere
to-day. Loss, 100000.
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.

BALTIMORE, March a.-VirginIa consols, 5es new
sss. Western, 1at-bids.
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BANK STATEMENTS.

SECURED to the extent Of $4,000 by mortgage
on real estate valued at l5,U0a, aud the late tcler
surety bonds for $4,000.
WILLIAM NJ. HILL, Cashier.
". 6. DOMAIN, }
.-.. J.. y. WRIGHT, Directors.
NH 7-2t JOHN L. SUBLEIT,)
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DESUDATIoN OF GEoRGM.-Great COM
plants are current in Georgia at the scarcity
Of wood. The immense forests that for
merly stood in this region are no longer in
existence. and the country is almost entirely
stripped, the only growth consisting OF
small four-year-old trees. Around Atlanta
the view resembles that of western prairie.
The pine forests of the lower shelf Of
Georgia, it is stated, will hold out for some
time longer, but they will. finally be con-
sumed by the many saw mills now being
erected along the southern coast. The dry
soil Of Georgia, it is predicted, will, before
long, be baked into rough pottery if no trees
are left to shelter the ground and attract
moisture. 1t is therefore proposed that the
Legislature should pass laws to protect
growing trees, and also to offer inducements
to plant and rear them. These prohlbitory
laws will, it is believed, in the failure of 4
supply of wood, cause the development O!
the coal fields in the mountainous parts OF
the State, and coal will be substituted for
uel-S0Udnnah Advertiser.
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Tr,HE TRUE NORWEGIANsCO D-LIYEk
or, acknowledge toba the best oil known, fer
.,ie sx ~ ~ = 60 II. WAGNER, Druggist,
,ahf ~ - sixth and Broad stre9H.
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v WILL HAVE. A BARGE-LOAD OF
l REASONED OAK and PINE WOOD In the
cock mt Eighteenth street In day two TO sell tat
wholesale or RETAIL at reasonable price. delivered
or for safe on tho wharf
NH 7-2tS II. W. TYLER.
VACCINE VIRUS, fresh from the cstab-
Y lishmeut of Goldman & Shurtlctf, Boston !:
charged since March 4tb. Each sealed tube contains
NH l.. WAGNER. Druggist.
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The Credit-HIobiIier and the Estate OF
James Fisk, Jr.
New YoRx, March G.-Judge Blatcbford
has enjoned the Credit-Mobllier from part
ing with any OF its property until the clai dns
OF the widow of James Fisk, DR., 10 ZV,ooo
shares of stock are aGjudicated upon.
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Establishment of Steam Ferry.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, March CA steam ferry
was to-day established between this city and
the village of Berkeley. Weather moderating.
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away fosc Seyst saflo,ss, ,l;;etonosas, /,
tnss Erencsa schoenes ia Africaiae. Inyes-
legations have been get Oh foot. ma n ala.
patch sent 20 the Consul. General Of Prince
a =. New York ihstrhetihg him to witch for
the arrival Of the AgIotl,a. 1ss ~ -.
The Spanish Government has concluded il
contract no new loan at present.
3 France ~
slightly !ndisposed. .
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

WHEAT.-White. a bushels.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

THE CAPILLINA, or HAIR-NOURlSH.
4 ER. Inns been fully tested, and comHdgnds itself
to MI who desire u perfectly harmless hatr-tahic
and dressing Every who has used Il Is ,ssn}ug
ont. or IL II needs freaheniDg IN appearance Cal-
lina Is Just The preparation for It, Sold by Z; y
WOOD & SONS, lFug9tsisss -
fc5 Ninth and Main strcetsD
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-18

fer Gettuns fomhtsu, 10 entFeber n,lr
nod Die paldfte bes 2urls; fir ben llr=
men arbeiter finben ii6 nar i6nlubige
8aifeit ili,b drntlide attefefnhe WDb1liiit=
gen, Dor benen ber Iiberale Rei1e feine5
Naie riimpft. Mit ben 6riitli6en Yrin=5
5ipien lit aud bic mriitli6e 9iebe entflo=5
ben. Mei9tbun unb ArnltltD. Rapital
,ino arbeit fteben iid) feinbieIig unb eirs
amber betdmpfen6 gegeniber.
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Sic ebip.
Oie Heli9ip,. Der ':
e1mterltafiplttsleas.

idrift erId)einen; benn per ion bDn eillem
Gontmuniften &eligion ertparten2 Sbre
ciu,iee &eligion if 9ab .inb Wernids
tuna ieber &eligion, ,uobur6 lie nit
bcm aufsefldrteiten @eiite alIer 3eiten
ouf oerIelben Stufe iteben. Betannt 1T
Der f6rmli9e 9ab Der Commune .gesen
G}ott. SIRE 8erIammlungen ,piberbaQen
pon ben fiir9terli6ften Blaspbemien.
glls einmal einem Nebner Elm altDdteri=
Ibes v@ott betpabre" enti6liipft mar,
bro9 Elm b6lli19es Wutb9ei9rei iogar
oeoen bos WDrtben @ott aus. Sn
Stalien briilIen iie 70 gut, tpie 1T 5pa=
MEN BEL ibren proaeiiionen ibr sSob
benz @ott, Sob Dem gbriitus!" &aum
>varen bic sSDberirten 9erren bon paris
10 tpurben Die &irden sei9loiien unb
eepliinoert Der Gr5biidof unb cine An=
3abl BON Yriei eitern sefansen 9enommen;
Sic Orbensbduier iequeitrirt, Priefer in
bic @efangniile, Orbensfrauen III 6ffent=
li6e @Iuler gei9leppt. Man besann nit
ber Meber,nebluns Der prieiter in ben
@efdn9niI5en unb tpenn ni@t idmmtli1e
Sir4en in Paris in bic 2uft fosen ooer
rieoerbronntem, 10 lit bic 8anbe b66it
unl6uloig ooran, bic n5tbigen Worberei=
tunsen baau tparen reidli@it setroffen.
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in @ponien. Mlles bas lit nur bic Mus=
fubr,ns beg eriten @laubensartifels Der
eynternotienale: rDie Mllianr er=
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will bic Nb d affun9 Der s ul=
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uebel. @enn es etnen @ott sdbe, 10
1niiBte man i'm erl9ieben. "Mir besreifen
,oarum 1ie in poris li6 beeilten, in ben
G6ulen ben atbeiitiIaen uuterridt 5u
proclamiren uno einsufiibren, ben @ot=
tcsbienit unmDsli@ ou MAIDEN, ben bDl=
lilden SaB gesen @ott unb Geligion
iibcrou 5ur @@ou 5u trasen unb bie@o<
tllrnolien Der @otteslduenung unb @ott=
lp1i i9feitM o6en lang 5u feiern. 9ieb man
nid)t eineu 5wDlfjdbrigen Rnaben ouf bic
&a,sel BON @anct Snlpice teigen uno
unter Dem unltnnisen 8eifalle Der @tu=
bitten rufen:' Gs 9ibt teinen @ott uno
,pir mpller feinen?"
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her Die Grldeinuns iol@er Meni@en
mDgli6 lei, ,penn man iie eber fir ben
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tc> tpiirben ni9t Die Sbatia9en bo9e9en
lpre6en, 10 anttporten mir: 9ieies Mqes
lit sic folseri@tise, itrens losiide 9urd=
iiibrung Der losenannten, beut5uta9e an
gemein 9elebrten uliberalen" Prineipien;
an Der @raeusung bieier @ottesidterer
bat belpnosrs Bic llnglaubi9e Sonrnali=
itit tii9ti9 searbeitet. Seit Sabren ar
hcitet n1an babin, einen Staat obne Soft
Nie grsiebune nbne @Dtt, bieWifienf6aft
nbne @ott, bie Gbe obne &eli9ion 5u
Stanbe su brinsen. SeitSobren i6impft
man iiber Diener Der &elision, iiber
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id) )ouerli6e &el9i6t9en unb baarjtrdu=
bcnbe 9lomane auf lporin &eligiDlitdt
unb TrDmmigfeit ols oummerMber9laube
bic Sffenbarung sals Rfaffeneroi6tung
unb Observation-Disclosures ben9obnesu esunb
Spotte prcissescben pirb. Mtan i6reit
. 'iiber l1ebergrifie Der 2irhe, neil Iie ii6
uibt suttpillig tpie ei,e @tlapin tnebeln
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