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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-01
FOUNDRY ~ MACHINE SHOP
VIM. STORMONT,
Iron Founder & MachiniSt,
Corner La Sale and Lafayette sts.,

Manufactures maleabe iron castings OF the best Quality
fronts for buildings OF different patterns door steps win
dow weights, &c Having go"d variety OF fence 40 raj
Ing patterns supply Ose In need of suca work on rea
sOnable terms. Farmers Ia want Of 4
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From Prince Edward County.
Correspondence OF Iue ,RIchmond Disnusct, !

L.. -. 80" fResF8CT, VA. June 70, 1876
| We have had plentiful rains in this neigh
borhood, and The, formers have generally
planted large crops OF tobacco. They could
not hope for better planting seasons than
they have had. Tobacco lives better this
year and starts OF more readily than ever
knew 1t. II the seasons continue good q very
large crop will De thrown upon The market.
The tobacco-fiy, or fea,i which was great
pest last year, has done but little damage this
year. Grasshoppers ARE more to be dreaded
than The flea. In tobaeco-lots exposed to old
fields the grasshopper devours more tobacco
than is generally suspected. They eat the
entire plant, bud~and oil md the loss is
often charged totbe cut.Worm and the wire
worm. These do mischief enough, but
they do not do 1t all.,.. The horn
worm is beginning to make its appear.
ance upon the leaves Of the tobacco. This
last enemy is to be conquered, and that
quickly. If permitted to live few DAYS,
such is its rapid growth that its Unsuitable
nav soon eats up large plant of tobacco.
Cobalt sprinkled in the flowers of the James
is said to poison the fly that lays the eggs on
the tobacco. It is wonderful what seeming
foresight the fly exercises in the distribu.
stion OF her eggs. She lays. it is believed,
only one, as a general rule, on plant,
though she has many thousand to lay, thus
providing amply for the support of her
coming offspring. The farmer, when he
is yexed and his back is tired from
STOPPING down and turning oyer the
leaves to catch the worms, can but admire
the wisdom of Providence 10 these little
things, and console himself by the reflection
that if God so take.h care OF the worms Of
the dust how much more is he willing to
take care of such creatures as We are, who
are made like unto Him. -S| 80 >s@--
The failure 10 crop Of tobacco last year
was disastrous to the people, and much dis
tress has been the result. Every muscle is
cow strained to the utmost this year to come
through With q large crop Of tobacco and a
plenty Of corp. Never have farmers worked
more constantly and with greater resolution
than they have this spring.
Farm. labor is growing scarcer and scarcer
every year. Many who have relied upon
getting day.labor to h,lp them through have
been disappointed. And many boy who
at the beginning Of the year bad promised
himself an easy time ut school, and leisure to
hunt and fish, has had to follow the plough
from early morn till dewy eve. Xhe public
schools have d1inded down to swell the
ranks Of those who have enlisted in the battle
against The weeds. Ii no serious mishap be-
falls the crops, and the farmers have health
and strength to do what is before them, the
next year will be year of plenty Hf''''.
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hin, ,las away from .ss ir1s: ed tbus, 4 !. a

him away from tbs IT'D rtsl. AID thur, II 10 al
| leged. prevented the verdict OF insanl.,
i btch ssxpeefcd, He being more fa1Dis.sf;
VIII .Dayit'A condition than spy one else In
The family. Jonaihauf d. cCopapphy broke
dow6 on Frfdsy. g He n violent, Id Yester-
| dag mg1tng kaocked over Joel Wood ward !.
who was assist ling To- prepare bin for reno.
val to the asyinus Thonas's mind runs ID
religious cfsnnels. He praEs, and SAYS he
wants to confess. but bis confessions are ali,
about his sins and the sins Of the world. Z.
''OD Sunday last all three of the brothers
were at home, ana so noisy and violent did
they become that the Deiebbors had to be
called in to- keep order. Some twenty-6v or
thirty Of them renamed through the night
Thomas was perfectly ebedient 70 jonathan,
aud whatever be would command was done.
IL II was Jonathan's desire that any one
shonld be put out of the room IL hnd TO be
accomplished. at one, tiAe David appeared
upon the scene aud couuseRed jonathan not
10 take ANY more medicine, saying 1t would
kill him. Jonathan pronounced This the most
sensible remark ever made BY his brother,
and Thomas was ordered to he no more of
the 3stnf! BE was 0beyed., Thus they
went on ell througbEthe day, ia manner
painful and .horrifying to the whoFe family
= The Commercial alse states that mental |
weakness is hereditary in the McC eaaughy
family, ,'s. 80 $500 .-3a5
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RICHMOND AND tDASyILEE RAILROAD CaMpsY.y
-, tFfHE aAsIER on hsl ANS, May 80, 1875 x.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS-TRAIN No.
siclmono % DOS a. b.: ftaVs, RarSeviISe 81
sn, 4; a. ,, .ssyts Dundee a, Tia lesyss
sssn 81 ssis r F. sr.r; ss e
Charlotte at s:3SlP.iM. 81 10. -
LEANS ExpRsss $500 f9sx s,. ASp W. on.
leaves s.sSsy At ssa as1 Sa ss S aIen a.
al OF ~ nfiyss & sisim tsss' q s1 ssT
: TRAIN No. slTHRoraH MAn-Nnv Yoar
FOR THE SOUTH Leaves Richmond at I :3S P. "a;
1ess ss s y at 4S M ies,es Dundee
leaves Gieens5orH' Of 2:46 a: NJ; rsaves Salisbury
at S:a7 A: H.: leaves Air Ii.s junction al 7;5E
| TRAlN No. 4.-IHRoUGH MAIL. Eastward.
Leaves Charlotte az G24 p. NJ: leaves salisbury
leaves isnp,Is A. eaS s efeens isr. at A; NJ:
$50 A. H.. leaves Burkpvjlle al 1855 a. a.:
a,Tg1 T .I 2 Richmond at 9:22 P. N. -
Fsme 10 a. s a
rIves At Rurkeyiieai 1s06F: y. .lesves Burktyijle
a. l:ae p N: arrives at Ly1cbburp At 4:9t P. Il.
riyss At Riebnond av Eos N:
| Train NO. 2 cnnnsctn 40 'Rtchmond with the
Chesapeake and thiO "a lroids syh5 81 5is9I, 4
Trains Nos and 4eSpneet At Greensboro with
i
dee wlrh train on the Richmond, fredericksburg
and Potion nc railroad, and " ashlnatop City, Wiz.
Qinia Midland and Greapsouthern railroad, 70 ana
from Washington, Baltimore, PhlladelphiR, and
New York. ... .y 9......a..,r : : do.
! Trains Nos. and 4connect at Richmond with
| the Richmond York RIvepaDd Chesapeake Rail.i
road trains to and from Baltimore and eastern
points. 49,. 80. -. !
Trains Nos. and q. connect Ut Charlotte win
trains on the Atlantis and Rtchm I'D fr-I.lre ran.
road 10 ann from Greeuvlile. Atlanta. Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans. and all southwest.
ern points. 01ftt.Es h,E ..t+sE-,
: Trains Nos. 5 apd A. connect at Charlotte with
the Charlott., Columbia and Atlanta railroad fog
Columbia uRusta, Savannah, Tollahassee, and al
| southern points. -.sl @@ 81, ~
Train No 4 connects at Ruskegil!e with the At
iantc, Mississippi and Ohio. raj r1ed from Lynch
burg, CEattanoOga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold 70 all southern spn south western
points, aud DsRgayp checked through. -.s -sss5
Unbroken gauge from Richmond 10 New Orleans.
Pullman paIace-cars through from New Orleans
to New York. T. Al. z. TALOOTl.
Engineer ard superintendent.
w. T. WEST. Master OF Trsins. ~ ~ my24 &
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RAILROAD FROM GRAFTON TO TIE WHITE
sULpHUR.-We had pleasant call yesterday
from Hon. Samuel Woods, of Phillippi. From
him we learn that the good citizens OF Bar.
bour are laboring, and not without nope OF
success, to get Darrow-gauge railroad Du'it
from Grafton up the river u'd Phiilippl ana
on to the While Sulphur Springs. A por'
ton OF the preliminary survey has Deen
msde, and surprisingly easy grade has oeen
found to exist. A railroad through that rlch
country would be great thing Wheeling
Re1steT, 18th.
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FRENCH ISUNDATION.
cARLIsrs TO BE EXPELLED.

THAT CHsYeNsE.SPEAKIsG SwEDE-lLea
uen,oorth Times, goth 1-5ome time ago. 10
short article, we chronieed the TACT
that a Swede, soldier at the Fort, totally
unable to make himself understood in our
language, could converse 10, bis native yer.
pscuiar with the Cheyennes. At that time
we we're unable to learn bis name, by have
ascertained that 1t is Islingring, and that ne
has been ordered by the Government to Fort
Sill to act as interpreter, where he at present
is. This is strange cCincident,. and one
which still remains to be accounted Tor.
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hEETfAG OF IFIE ALUMNI.
1ocCess Of Hon. R. M. T. Hunter
Especial telegram 10 The Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 10 The pispatch.l
>"AKLoTrtEV!LLE, June 30.-Tne gather.
Us u lie aIulnul this morning was grand
S'ec'a'. The preliminary misunderstanding
De'e'oled tue tact that there are over five
AuLdfed alumni now present. At IL O'Clock
'"e public bail Vas crowded 10 its utmost ca.
''c1ly. 1t was pleasant 10 see such men as
VIC venerable Thomas jefferson Randolph
t'oles'or Henry Tulwiler of Alabama, Hon
L. 81. T. Hunter, General Preston, snd
''uefS Oh The older alumni, meeting With their
Younger brobrrs.
Ale Introductory address of 3. J. Bar,
'Suf' Esq, Was brief. appropriate to the oc.
'oD' eloquent, ard telling, and elected
,''o applause aud warm approval. The CEN
"lL'AI poem Of Daniel B. Lue IS, Esq, me,
"''l enthusiastic eucQmluns and has won
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.HrANTCN INSIDE LINE:"safN,
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
YRI.WEEKLY.

On and after OCTOSER lsT the splendid iron
steamers OF this line will leave Richmond TUBS
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Lines pier, at corner OF
Twenty-second and Dock streets, making close con.
nection each "Trip at Canton. Md, tEast Baltim0re)
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company for PhtlacelDha.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All sight by this line covered by fire and marine
insurance free OF cost. No dockage charged at
Richmond. Rates as low any other line. This
is the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich
mond.
Frtights ordered by this line should be marked
"(anton Inside Line" and sent to the Phiadel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Phlladel-.
pbia-
Freghts received daily In Philadelphia and Rich
mopd. For further Information apply TO Saint
L. b. TATUM, Agent,
Offices Twenry-second and Dock streets s-.
and Ninth and Main streets, or TO
u.s.. VIII SUN, General Freight Agent, y.
Philadelnba Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
phiI.delT,hia ta9
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Foreign News.

LONDON. June 30--5 d. MA special dis.
patch from Pesth reports the loss Of life By
the tempest Of yesterday exceeds the first re-.
ports. One hundred and twenty dead have
been found in the Danube. and many more
must have been carried away By the current.
~ TIE CHURCH OF ENGLAND.
LONDON, June 29.--Giadstone has written
an article, which appears in The Contempt.
rdry Reoter, entitled as the Church OF
England Worth PreServing?" After sum-
ming up With arguments on both sides be
answers the question strongly in the affirma-
tive.
FRENCH ISUNDATIoN.
PARIS, June 29.-Thc damage to property
by the inuDdation in the citiss OF Toulouse
and Aeon alone exceeds SIG 900, 600. Con-
tribu,ions for the. relief OF the sufferers are
pouring in from all parts Of France, SWitzer.
land, and Belgium. ....
CARLIsrs TO BE EXPELLED.
MADRID, June 29.-RoyaI ordinance has
been issued commanding that members OF
Carlist juntas and all families of which any
member Is in Carlist service De expelled from
Suatp, and directing thst the property OF
Carlists be coDfiscated, and devoted to in.
Identifying communities suffering from Carl.
lst acquisitions.
DEATH OF AN Kx-gMPERoR.
PRfsuE. June 9.-Ex-Emperor Ferdinand
I. died to-day.
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP GfNh
" COMPANY. ss11kk4
FOR NEW YORK. -"
FOB NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one Of their splendid
tearners-oLD DOMINION, WYANOkE. lsAAC
BELL, RICHMOND. and GEORGE ". ELDER-
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY ana SUNDAY ~
hi9f water. .a.. -. =
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex.
pressfy for this route.
They have splendid saloons, ststerooms, ana pain
rooms. ~
The fare, accommodations, and attention are I'M
surpassed.
st New York on the Company's covered pier, 81
North river.
Freights for points beyond New York Forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actua
expenses Incurred.
= Freight received until p. ii. daily.
For further inIormauon, apply 70
GEORGE W. ALIEN CO., Agents,
myl9 Office Companv's wharves, RocKett4
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ID DELHI Ia, :hICF- ..%SFa
n A0ND, AND NORFOLK STEAM-SEE
SHIP LINE-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
WEER-Unul further notice the steamers OF
this line will leave Philadelphia every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY. and Richmond eyery
TUESDAY and FRIDAY at I2 O'Clock.
Freight taken ut low rates for all parta Of Ne
Jersey, Pennsylvania; and Delaware, for Proyi.
dence and Boston. Also, for Liverpool, and Ant
we1p pia Red Star anG American Steamship lines
and bills OF lading signec through.
=, W.P. PORTER. Agent, !.
2425 Dock street. Richmond.
i" In WILLIAM p. CLYDE Il CO., t'.'
NH 12 No. IL South Wharres, Philadefphfa. q
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flames RIVER STEAMBOATsLu
COMPANY.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.

SUMMER SCHEDULE. ,...-.g
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH. BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW fORk, Z"
....s, ALSO FOR. ,.rs .9.i 81, = s:af :.
OLD POINT AND WE DE L'EAU HOTELS
REGULAR LANDINGS ONJAMES RIVER. &
On and after TUESDAY, June r1st 1875, this
Com nany's fist and elegant steamer john SYL.
VISIT K. Captsin j. A.. POST. carrying United
States Mail, will leave wharf, Rockets, for above.
named poinls TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS at 9 A. NJ.
Passengers make sure connections with Bay Line
at \ orfolK for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York.
FARE ToVUE DE LEAU AID -,
OLD PO1NT................. 90
FARE TO NORFOLK OkLY........ z 90
FARE no NORFOLK AND RE-
W
Fare 10 Baltimore. .................... w
Fare to Philadelphia. ............... SO a
Fare 10 New YORK IA OU
Tickets for sale on steamers, at CARRIER y CO..
Ticket Agency. Main stree, and Exchange Hotel.
aud baggage check d through. Freight received
daily for Boston, Norfolk, aud Portsmouth, and
regular landings on James river fron A. ID. 10
6 z. 81. ut reason able rates. ~ ''
Freight for way landings must be prepaid =
= .s# LIB. TATuM, General gent.
Office: Company's wharf, Rockets; branch efice
at W. d. Blair & Co.'S, corner Of Ninth and Main
Streets. je
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rIlO BE READ By LADIES ~ ss,s oM ~ R,ea,
a. We s, Sss 81 bERWsaR Of osr own Eaanu-
.actnrs ana guarantee tina Materiai used rsscF, s
s ,,gS Sre! ISw as THAN NEW YORK GOODS
uasscsaI sttenfiou fs called TO ous 800.
epGLo VE-FfTTfNGe oRsET.O9 w isss,son,
which a ladYs wardrobe y ,n sMpfx pSeas
-. "a. Win isse srsaS pleasure in shoyiaf gon.
a lltA "1'' BsOJKE & td)., g Matl 49,
secoud f6or, second door above oese
4 nv 8 SIN
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DRY GOODS.
TUNE 10, 1875.
CARDozo, FoURQuREAN & co.


Examine our CALIcOEsa At 81 ana 1ce.;
Examine our NECK-RuFFLESa n soc. per dozen
examine our DRESS GOODS;
Examlne our MOURNING GOODS;
Examine our PULONAlSE PATTERNS
Examine our GRENADINES at Soc;
Examine our SILK STOCKSs -,
sxamiue oar CAsSiMERES;
Examine our YABD-WIDB FERcALEs at l2's
16A, and Csc;
examine our LINENS. LINEN SHEETINGs, aa6
PILL0N.LINENsss-.--ss --a--
Examine our large and hanSsozae Assortness9
LADIES, UNDERwEARi
Examine our LADlEssUHDERsKlRT atsa anu
Sl.23. .s.z- ,..a.,.s..nt 81
Wa have inst received handsome assotaeen. %
ran1t 8, WHITE xIcToRIA and LINEN soiie
.rne. received. a fah assortment OF LADIES
sTRIprD HOsEin very desirable ssstks.
Erom ,his ane faruard we will aaer great ""
anoemen,s IN DRESS GOODS. =.
onr s,osk shall DO kept comeae IN all OF y
hespches, and every novelty, as soon as iniros'so
IN Nee Yo.k, shall be presenieaso our customs y
T. ie lS ~ " - -----------.--
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DEPARTURE OF srEAsssRs.

DOR 2 HILADELPHIA @~k
Captain Plat. viii receive frsisht fpl. the abors
port tin FRIDAY The Cd instant Sc 3 ot1eek.f -
Freight taken for Wi nington, Der, Pfpvlderce
and Boston, ii low RATES, 80, ,f,,;, -, :
&, Passage t. Philadelphia including meals and
stateroona, &8:aEf i!t W. p. PORT GR, Agent, 80
81 " l-2t 1.,.t-- tt..I. 2426l Den aareet. !.
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business CARDS. s g 3, q = pes ss shss
Id sand, Is tbe DIsPA TcH fRlATfaG-HuVtls4S''t
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FOR W~YoRk.-Thexex

! n Y " d Wy y HK1-The NA
IL Old Dominion Steamship Compauy,sS 3S&&& -
,reamship OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKER.
Will satt FRfD aY, July Cd at 9 O'Clock r. M.
freight received until O'Clock r. M. ~faat
Harded with dispatch TO an points north, south
east: and west also, to foreign pcrrst III EIEE@
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed. h u .<,si{
Fare 70 New York, S12; steerage, S6 round.
nip tickets, $780, H'.S = ~ - ''''s-r'-T
For freight or passage apply to rel ben - ttss
.. G. W. ALLEN u CO.. Agents. ~
je 80 st rom Danv,s W hart KoakestS
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LOB BALTIMORE. Aslsaa
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE
... THROUGH FREIGHT.
NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
BALTIMORE. r..g ss4-

no DOCKAGE CHAfs9KD.
The new and fast iron steamers ShlRLE1 Rna
MISSIONER, of this line, leave their new pier, IN
rse incs. loot of Ywenrv-secono street, every
TnESDAY and THURSDAY MORNINGs At
O'Clock. and SATURDAY AFTERNOON az
O'Clock, for Baltimore making close connections al
ali pints vest and northwest; also, With Northern
Central railroad tor sortbero cities and Calada.
Through bills signed TO Baldmefe and Az poipts
wesr and rates guaranteed rs low 40 By any etnef
Wne' AMY TO L. B. TATUM, Agent.
Oftces, Fweuty-second and Deck and Nfatn an6
Main streetR s.,sE i.Z- o. :
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A STILL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN rAssEEerR rAaRs saf1

70 TIE AZ &, . ..ss5,
WEST, NORTHWEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
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GREAT REDUCTION tn In. .R R.,
rNRass eeoD USsrrI Is rsY Z. z
rrcas1s sooD ron YouR DAYS.

Il InIaT's. DuSy, Engineer and superib,srd.
ent Of TRANSPORTATION. =" = iSaS5' 90
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eral disposition I'D this country to ADOPT Inc
u,,Iit.rian standard as test of the merit Oh
education, particularly in the section OF conn'
FRY where Franklin was the model man.
Having no knowledge. Of the ancient IAN
yuages himself, there is no evidence taat ne
attached u special importance to an acqus1nt'
ance with them. But Mr. Jefferson, . ciasst
cal scholar himself, was not insenslo:e 70 Tue
value of such studies. Fortunately for var
yin,a and the University, be knew tnat toe
value of all culture was to be measured Dy
the growth whica it iostered 10 the soul o!
man, He was too elevated himself 10 oeiieVe
that education Was TO be estimated by lts
money value. BE was incapable OF any sncf
intellectual simODy; on the contrary ne De
leyed in the spirit Of the, declaration o.
Charles ", OF Spain, who said that ever!
man was as many times man as be unaef
stood language, and held that man multi
oiled his existence as be increased his lntei
| iectual strength and capacity by exalted ano
| judicious culture. 10 bis scheme Tor genera
education, presented rs one OF the commis
sioners to frame code Of laws tor the PEG
pie of Virginia, be attacheda due importance
to classical studies, and in defending OIL
/ scheme presented his view Of the imMeDss
/ uses of such pursuits. he then showed ina
| he valued those studies not only JOE I'M
| strength given to the human mind by sucs
| training, but also for the importance o
ready access 10 the great storebouse OF IDEAS
which for SO many centuries had been Col
lecled by the great masters Of antiquity. it
make advances upon these contributions q
| human knowledge, man Hust De taught Y
understand and appreciate those con.riDu
tons themselves Doubtless Mir. Jefferson
believed tat he " DO would adventure some
thing himself TO stimulate new progress y
human knowledge gould fod 1t q gts.t az
! TO know what Aristotle had said or Fat
| written. The words OF the old masters an,
the treasured lore Of antiquity were no 10
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Bir baben in uniern beioen eriten 9lrms
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Sdritt weiter unS ifellen bic 6rase: Su@en
Die GatboIifcn in Den S~cr.inisten Stauten
sic 9feliqionsireibeit Su unter9raben? gSir
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g8eun es cine 9felisiOnssenofeni6aft in
ben Sereinisten Staaten sibt Die Den e6at
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70 fms es fiber 6ie &atboliten, unS losnn
Elm misunderstanding in amerifa %eriltirt.
sos oud Die Wteinuns anberer reipeetirt, 10
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Gri9einungcn
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Corps, no Der &nabe p%eilte, unb bas SOri
Va Gazette, mo Welanie blisb, Die beiosn
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bare @ei6idte ii6 in itets peitern &reiien
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la6eno ben &opi unb plaubertsn Don Yiaf>
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@ubrbeit Der Sadie ilber;eu9t; Don einem
Setri9e tonntc Niemanb etpas entbcfen.
uno ipern man aud ~ocnienigea, bic nun
einnat nidt geneist paren, Oct 0ei3idte
@lauben 81 I0enfen, cine lleber,eu9uns
nibt GuIiwingcn f%onnic, 70 muBten bod
lelblt bic nr9lGu6iglten in 6otae Der pielen
Serb0re, wel6s bic iunssn unwiHenSen
ainocr gu beiteben batten, %itaunenb beten:
men. baB an cine llnwubrbeit BON ibrer
Ssite nift gu benfen iei. Die G~rfabrana
lsbrt, ME oft cine benz Inideine nod
olaubmarSise @eidi6te in 5olse eines &C.
idit!sn 9rsu;uerb0reS in nibts ;fridlt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-19
mrembmr9cr Gazette.

ein geiet beantra9t, semdE benz bic Sin:
Der 9c;munsen werocn iouen, bic 6ffent:
li6en Staatsidulen unb feline q IL
bern 81 beluden. 9Sas ia9t Chr bu;u,
Satboliten? @aS la9t ibr liberalen 6utbos
lien oasu. SIR, Die Die EeitI6e breben belit,
iuomit MAJ Gucrc 6inocr III ben lln9laus
ben iGgb. Scbt ibr iett elm, baB Der pro-
tcitantiid)e 9'reoi9er Nedt bate, Der tiir;s
lid bebauptetc. Die Vibel unp Die 0%iientlis
bcn Sbulcn ieien Die Mlbliteins, wclde
oen rOmil9en Sat6cllcismns aus Der Cri.
liens blrtaus mabltn iDiirocn. .
SSlr mDdten nlr wiini6en Der Gntras in
Der Gelct9cbun9 9in9e ourd. is wirac
lbm iold Elm Stum Der Gntriiituns iolsen,
oaB lclblt oerieniac iibcr Die @emalttbaten
BON New Orleans mir cin 6riiblin9slduicIn
ouse9en pire. @o0tc man nas @,iet cr
;%lpin3en, 10 s~lueilelu iuir nidt, Dap co blu
ti9e Sccncn abletcn iuilroe. gSir miir0tn
Snoi0na berSli6 beoouern; abcr tie'e5 Ws.
iet ludre Der 8auonenihuB, Der OaS &olJ
luiritteIn wiiroe. Gdngt cinn,al Ger Gmc;
tifnncr an, iibcr baS lInredt, mnS Ser
Satbolifen pur6 bic S6ule 9etban piro,
na9iuOcnfen iiebt CT ein. baB nlr reli9ioIe
Rifii6tcn uns obDaItsn, bic Staatsidulci
u benutcn, oann it's nm Die Sdulgcics:
sebuns, uic lie beute beliebt sei9eben. G6er
ni9t! 9Sir baben nod ni6t ale Sofinun9
in ben Gere6tisfeitSiinn beS amerifanii6eu
Eolfes ucrlorcn, obi6cr berielbc tici ses
iunfen lit.