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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-22
spEcIaL NOTICES.
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EY THE CHEAPEST YET.

Additions toour stock Of BLACK and COLORED
SILKS received this week enable US to Offer. the
cieapes. lot of DRESS SILKS ever exhibited in
this city.
| Attention Is called to the BIZ ACk GROS-GRAIN
SILK at sI25a yard, usually sold at S150,
and NY worth f1.s5 yard;
The celebrated brand OF Teiard. Lyons, we offer Mt
1925 y vart,. never sold under SO yard, and Is
as good as ,ha usually sold at 1850;
New shades FAIL,LE SILKS at $50 yard sold
usually al 81 ard;
Black and White ana Grey-and-Black Striped SILK
at 9Oc YARD, exat thy wi'a; 1t costs In Ne" YORK
by the piece ut who lesale;
STRIPED SILKS AZ 7lic., Sc, and II per yard
The quality of these got ds Is better ana they are
SUPERIOR in flush to any to e had elsewhere ut that
price.
T,LACK ALPACAS from 25.c. to sl.5O yard
every quality lower than alta ny other establish
mcnt:
RACK AUSTRALIAN CREPE at csc. yard;
BLACK GRENADISE from 1910. to ~ p
yard;
STRIPED GRESADINE from zoe. t. 81 yard;
SILK and WOOL, IRON, CHECKED, and rLAlN
GRENADINE;
JAPANESE DRESS GOODS
all the rage;
FIGURED ATALAYA CLOTH-a novelty.
Our stock of DRESS GOODS Is now comp 'etc
ard Is uncquacd in variety, style, and low prices.
ap21 LEVY BROTHERS.
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Tribute OF Respect.

COSCORDIA HALL.}
RICHMOND, April l6. 1875. :
At regular meeting OF Myrtle Lodge. No: %,
l. lights of Pythius. led on the evening OF the
above daic. lh4 following resolutions were unani-
lnoISiy accepted:
Where's it has pleased au Advise Providence
to take from our midst our beloved friend and
brother JOHN +. TYLER, ana while we deeply
mourn his loss We boy IN humble submission 10 The
will Of our Heavenly Father trusting and believing
our loss viii be 10 him eternal gain.
Rcsotrli, 7ha, I'm the death OF Brother JOHN T.
TYLER Myrtle Lodge. No. 25. Knights OF fyIhns.
II Is lost gallant knight. true friend. and worthy
a,soclle-one who by his courtesy ard manly bear
ing cmdcarcd himself IT, each aud every mcr Der OF
this Lodge. auG fully eX"mpllticd in his life Inc
great prncipl of our Orier-Frlend,hip, Charity,
aud Bent Violence. =, j.,
Resolrel, ihlf We deeply sympathiz" with the
wiGow aud bcreavcd family OF orr beloved bro
Their. and truGcr t. them our heartfelt symptthcs
III this their sal bereavement.
PtsoIred. That these resolutions he spread upon
the re cords Of Lodge. and that copy 81 thcln
be srut to the family ui our deceased brother.
Submitted In T., C., & b.
WILLIAM HANCOCK,
} r. BASS.
MATTHEW MAYO.
Committee.
Attest: join W. GLENN,
au.2-llt Keeper Of Records and Seal
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TooTERs, NOT SHOOTERS. -" Commemora.
tion,"" Centennial," Concord" Lexiug-
ton"-such are the words which have almost
displaced in the northern papers The Beech
er Trial." Canal Frauds," Rapid Transit"
and "Revyal OF Trade" ALI the world
north of Baltimore hurrles to Concord or to
Lexington; Paul Revere is In every mouth,
and the shot "that was heard round the
world echoes in every conversation, and Is
the " lead of every paragraph OF the north
ern papers.
Mean while the South and the southern
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We have RI hEsitafion In onsuor;,u =,

We have 10 hesitation in answering our
contemporary of The Petersburg Neus. We
are for Increasing the revenue to pay the
public debt, and IcyyiDg taxes for that pur.
pose. Does he think so low Of the people
as to believe that they would rather brig
upon the State public dlshonor than to bear
the additional burthens that may be neees.
sary to prevent it? Fifty cents on the hun.
bred dollars value of land amounts TO five
dollars tax OF man who owns thousand
dollars worth Of land. Can that be consid-
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cred bu..aeu TO complain Oft rhtn. tfe
lands ofviretnia htyc been lowered In value
BY new assessments. The burthens OF the
laud-.1x are only in the speeches Of election
ecrcrs and the erroneous editorials OF some
journalists, Who oppose the only way to bring
he State out Of the fearful slough of insol-
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: = l-s4sss14 z - ,ia-s'lls = - 2
EETINER.
rTc THE SURVIVING MEMBERS
OF~THE 80
OLD FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT

In accordance with the expressed wish VI neari,
To- meet ut the Virginia 6pcrd-Hollse tkinLr zen
tIercd by James d. Browne. Esg.,) on FkiDa ~.
EVsNING, April %. 1875, NJ ,cock. ior ,ne
-nurnGsr or forming n Regmena1 association
which Will revive he friendships and memories OF
our army-Iiff. aud ut the same time arrange Tor
participating In the memorial exercises at hoiiy-
wood. 49,
complete roll OF the regiment will be produced,
the calling of which will prove OF interest 10 tose
Of us who survive.
Every member Is EARNESTLY REQUESTED and
URGED In be present
WM. n. PALMER. +. III. LANbLE1,
". II. X rlSIAGHAM. WILLIAM EN- ISL,
GEORGE. NORTON, F. II. LuAMBER-
GEORGE \. SOLTIhtr. LAY r.. JR.,
PAT WOODS. A. VAUGHAN,
4 p REEVE sd. TUCKER,
JUN II. KFPLER. CHARLES 7. LOtlln:
Il. T.. ARMSTRONG. mp 2Z-2tE
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sPEciAL NOTICES
NJ GRAND oPEsiys !.

NE GRAND OPESiyG.
~ GREAT DISPLAY OF
THOUSANDS OF DIFFgpryT r. t,o,.,.
no" READY TO be shown ty The obi. too
popular dry goods house Of
sfcLE BROTHERS.
1000 pieces NEW sPRryG and .,,v,,n
DRESS GOODS In all the stylish .b.n.' tx
prices to suit ever, body; '':s' al
"n IN. SINS rom 81 up 10 - per yard, An
'hese goods nave been bought at The laa,, -"
COLORED SILKS from 81 up 10 10 .p
STRIPED SILKS In all CO lors and s,.,
large stock Of MOU RSISG GOODS.
500 pieces BLACK hLPACAs at IN,
agrelt bargain at 62bc: "'"' h"
'oo pieces BLACK LtsTaISE MOu.rpS
&c, would he cheap at 90c N'"' at
w pieces DOUBLE MOHAIE LUSTpr
worth sl.25 per yard; ''c'
GREAT bargains In PLAIN, STRrpvr
CHECn Ed MUsLISs, PIQuEs. swTs. an, and
LIN, ard VIcTORIALhWNs: 80 AIs'
BLEACHED TABLE LINENS ,ayerv,.
Barsains In TOWELS, NAPKIN. and T,,t,.t spFsi
2OOo0 different styles Of CAMBrIc rnr,'hs;
ana lSSERIlNGs from Sc, per y,r,, n,,. '''s
2.o0o pieces COTTON TRIMMINGS a,o3r
81 and Sl.25 apiece; ""' ""'ih
Large DUCK OF LAJES, such Fl lrfsi,
lex, Taencennes, Macyliu, GuIpur yat
Sp1nish at great bargains; ~" ''''
LADIES and MISSES STRIPED HOSE.
we call special attention TO a very a.
WHITE HOSE at 25c a pair worth :. -H IN"'
dozen; ''U pr
500 pieces SASH RIBBONS At 75c, WORT, -,
SILK aud LACE SCARFS In q Thousand attr 81
styles; ''"'
5000 pairs KID GLOVES OF he best ,o,,,,.
ture, In all the new shades;
LarGeslock OF FANS, PAEASOLS, HaXDErp
CHIEFS, LINEN CELLARS and ,I'rrs
LlSLE-TIlEEAD GLOVES ARD c.i.Sr'
LETS. ard Thousands of other tl,s f,r sr,,
sirabe articles not mentioned for van, - ',.',-..
NEW CASSlMEkES for ,pring amt sum ,.r 49,
4 large stock OF OIL-CLDTAS End N.rr,xC.'
BLEACHED kSlTrlNG-CoTroS. 81,
pound; '-'
MACHINE NEEDLES and MACHINE OF ,r,h..
best quality:
1000 toRSEISat 75c. worth 81 % a,
e1CLE BROTHERS..
429 Broad street. between gOur,h ami Eftr
Goods sent all over I'll. county. C.. or D.
ties wishing samples please SEND postage. anl-
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DENTISTS.

TAR. GEORGE 3. STEEL. "a
~ ENLIST ,Sffrr
NAV he found at his office, No. 1913 Main street,
DAILY from A. VI. la i l.. NJ.
All OPERATIONS in DENTISTRY performed
III the best manner.
OFFICE OPEN TIE ENTIRE YEAR. o
Sonr nttronagr solicited. ap22.3t
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l1TSEDES DS.
sss,c,g.srg7vAs & PARTNERSHIPS

TIHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore
1 existing uni"r the ii'!a name and STYLE ~ An
DE- W., ufHWAt K G:trS hafIuS %, en- nis-
: lived on March cath. 1874, by sale Of all their
property aud nlsiucss to the WtSTiiAM GRAN
/, T. tOMrA NY. nf Sirgi:.ia. all persons, II there
~. ANY, who NAV have claims against saii hr5 are
hereby notitiy 10 present them ut ONCE OF estht
Granite Company oi Virgil IL corner OF eleventh
and Nain streets. Richmond. Va. -,,,e
mn S.rn1w Il. SNDWDES ANDREWS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-22

E3 NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED
The largest assortmen, Of KID GLOVES in ,ro
city tor lad!es and gentlemen, in opera: iish: AID
dark shades, &c.
Try Il pair Of T%O-BurruS KIDS ., y.
worth SI.1J pair, at
WILLIAM TlIALHINER.s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-22

MOURNING GOODS-a full line In BLACK
GRENADINES. ALPACAS, MOIAiRS, BON.
BaZINES, WOOL DELAINES. TAMI>E. aud
HENRIETTA CLOrIf>. CREPE Wells.
GLOVES, aud BORDERED HANUkER-
CHIEFS, at the very lowest prices
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-22

RICHMOND COMMASDERY. No. 2.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
RICHMOND, April %, 1882
CIR KING Assemble at \><Z
y Washington Hall THIS AFT ERN0ON ~
ut $3.50 O'Clock promptly, in full dress ola ~
Tcmplur on foot, for semi-annual inspec- + y
ton and drill.
The lines will be formed ut O'Clock precisely,
and 10 Knight will be admitted unless clad accord
Ing to the bylaws. tFor details Of clothing, &C.
Il prin!cd order No. "a. served by the SENTINEL
Al O'Clock The CommIndery viii march III a
body to the Second baptist church to hear an ad-
dress from Rev. sir G. Z. Btti' <. u. ~.
Ry order of the Eminent Commanded.
.' l.. l.. BASS, Captain. General.
Attest: GORGE X. PACE, Recorder.
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STRIPED HOSE, for ladies and misses. from
25c to 81. and a large line Of SILK >CAEFs,
RIBBONS, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-22

CASSIMERFS and CLOTHS, and gentlemen,
WHITE SHIRTS aud FURNISHING uUpuc-t
full stock-vcry cheap.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-22

PONGEE SILKS, STRIPED SILKS. PLAIN
and SoLID.COLOR POPLIN$. aud DRESS
GOODS from zoe. TO 75c. A large lias and very
low. Call anu look al them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-22

Some more OF those beautiful and FA>r-to.
LORED LAWNS at l2Hc. Per yard aud lots Of
other goods, which Will be sold al the very lowest
prices. Call and you can get some Of the erca!
bargains AZ WILLIAM THALIilMEk'>,
nnl5 col BrUlr! street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-22

NOTING HAM LACES, for curtains, g.. !;
WHITE MARSEILLES QUILT, from II to
81 and beautiful and cheap lin- If WHITE
GOODS Of every description.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-22

BLACK SILKS, u real Lyons RelIou.' 'a,sl.jn
worth richly $3.50, and Ut sl.85 worth t29j,
yard These goods are the cheapest ever soldln
the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-22

PARASOLS-a new supply-all the latest ,,y.e-
and novelties just received: ulD LACE
POINTS, In which | OFF, great htrI Iin,, a,
they we're bought very :ip lna WITH hr -
cheap.
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FINANCE l..


DHlLIP J. WRIGHT.
4 date LANCASTER & Col
STOCK AND exchange HROkhR, STOt h
aI-t 'TlDNEER ard Dealer In SPECIE. ana 81 En-
ling EXCIIASGE, RICHMOND, VA.
ap 2l-lm
rorrrr !. LANCASTER, WILLIAM II. LrCKE.
7 ANCASrER & LUCkE. STOCK AND
REAL estate BROKERS'.
Office, State Bank building, iii Main street,
I.ichmoud Va.
securities OF AL kinds bought and sold com
mission. Specie aud Foreign Exchange dealt in.
Loan. negotiated Real Estate sold privately or at
auction ap colin
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g,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. STOCKHOLDERS Of the VIRGINIA HOME
INSURANCE COMPANY will be held At the Office
Of the Company on TUESDAY the lth Naval D.
O'Clock L. VI. Il. I. W he AZ l. oh.,
,n 81 IN Secretary.
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WE, TIE UNDERSIGNED. deemins
w II suitable that the pcop'c Of this city, in
which JOHN Mitchell lived aud was honorcd iDr
many years. should give expression OF regard for
his memory. respectfully Invite their feli"w.cit-
ztns who may concur In rhs view 10 meet at IN;
Assembly Hall. on figlith street D'twecn trace hu
franklin streets, on I'll UKSDAG EVENING, 22d
instant. nj 8 O'Clock. for the above purpose.
Ladies are respectfully Invited 10 De present.
lanes l., kcinper, Henry A. Wise,
A. ~ Kelley, john Ahern,
VI W Crump, &C. Walker.
i A. Cnwardn, JAMES ". DooicY,
james Necsou, James Hayes,
Icrh X. Page, l.. II. FrarScr,
john Purcell, J.N. Rcddy,
f. F. I.add William English,
+. L. Scott. ". u. Palnc,
T. g. Coghlan, K. +. English,
p f. Bowie, j. keenan,.
lanes L, C.pston, d. II. Montague,
George 5, Palmer Thomas Potts,
John rnders. Or. JOhn Mahohy,
Robert A. Fame Mark Downey
T. r. Moore, Brad ey1r. johnson,
John ". Higgins, i. }. Kelly,
Robert tiuld James Golden,
Robert kcrSc, John ~. Bryaht'
Edward Virscrs, >. l.. v il'aker,
PaircK Mctrorern, John r. Dohcrty,
John X. MollOy, l.. FeEnes ",
F. =. Murphy, John Z Shields. ..
Nj. T.. iiegaarty, ap 80
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
uAGAN, WHO SUES, vs.. HAGAN'S
IL ADMINISTRATOR AND OTHERS.
In TIE cuASCERY COCRT OF TIE CITY OF

RICHMOND.
The following Is an extract from the decree en-
tered In this cause on the 10Th day OF April. lS75
:, he referred to Thomas j. kvaus. one Of the com
missoners of this court, 10 audit, state, ana settle
the accounts Of Mary {. Hagan, ADMINISTRATIVE Of
join Hagal, Jr, deceased, ami to inquire and re-
port what dehrs are Que BY the estate OF the late
John Hagan DR.. 10 The plaintiffs and all Others TO
whom the same are coming, and their amounts and
priorities; what IS the smount Of personal estate
and what the fee-simple value and annual income
from The real estate; who are the heirs-al-law of
John Hagan, Jr.; anu whether IL VIII be nece sary
TO sell the real estate or any par thereof and any,
what; and any other matter deeAtd pertinent BY
the commissioner, or which party In interes. may
de have Stale l.
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WET AND DAMP WALLS MADE
w PERFECTLY DRY, AND " WARRANTED.
With an experience OF over twenty years, can
safely l,rolnIse that can render any vet or damp
wall perfectly and permanently dry, thus removing
j. X. RFDFORD.
No. 3I2 north Third street
ORDERS left with Messr5. $. 5. Cottrell & Co.,
No. 1903 Main street, or Me 'srs. Tyre B1other,
No. 1919 Main street. will receive prompt nitrn-
to-. ap ZZ-sC
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DRO AID STREET ASSOCIATlON.-Th
ID second annual meeting of tue u x Q a D.
STREET ASSOCIArlpN will be held at Monli-
cello hall THIS Thursday NIGHT, 22d Instant.
at O'Clock Citizens re ,iding in al parts OF the
city who favor The cont nurus Improvement OF
Broad street until il Is made grand avenue cred
liable TO the capital Of Virginia are cordially In
vitcd to attend. ,
ap 22-It+ EROAD-STEEET COMMITTEE.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICER
RICHMOND. April 81. lS75. :
The parties Interested are hereby notified that !
have fixed on FRIDAY the 21st of May. 1878. at
O'Clock M rs the time, and my office, In the city
OF Richmond, Oh Eleventh between Main ana Bank
AS lht place TO state the accounts anu make
the Inquiries directed oy the foregoing decree:
THOMAS j. EVANS,
Comm issioner In Chancery.
MI puEY n a. p22-rhIw
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. DC.

MORE WAYS THAN ONE.-Worces.
wi ter,s Dictionary at So rs. 49,. 81 sl'ii,
1880. 8S, aud $40: Walkers At 63 and 7oc, !;
indu's johnson aud Walkers, ~ so; Johnsons,
GalIaudet's soc MaReIS, Toe; Richardson's.
SI5; Cobb's Miniature Lexicon, 81; Jet kins' $
yest-pocket Lexicon TIC. 'O- ket- Pictorial. bOc
For rare hooks call III 1913 Main street. -
an 7-dSw RANDOLPH i rSGLl> II.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-16
1873

9ebeu6eIten, r%ibrenpen @bl6ieb pen
lstnem tiecerii6en Deib. gle bate
tbm fanfbuncert 8ulcen &eilessIp. ees
geben unr ibm pafdr caS pobIfeile
Veripreden atstnOmmen, rab er ibr
icgiri6 i&reiben mG6e, rab fe ibm 1os
fort na6tcmme. Der arme Gbemaun
ccrfpra6 tbr IQe5 ; abr i'd renfe, bic
3wei bnlten chamber l9on !dnat fein
WOrt nebr sesIautt. lraurie mar
isin Atl6isc bon zen alien recltden
@ltera, DE i'm nod einmal leaneten.
3br wifst. was i'd bier sslittsn Babe.
lpra6 Der junae Mann, lid tOnnt' es
niGt mebr ausbaIsen /; Sbr habit mein
eeiowelsn eeleb'n, bic unslldli@e Gbe
bat msin &ebsn Oerbittert, mir ITS UNI
mSalit, Idnger bier ;u bIeiben. gebst
pobl Il
Der 8irlb prG9elte gum 4bl9iep
mob elnmoI lein Weib uno pte NGle,
lstne erUa6lsne lO6!eL Damit fs me-
n;slfeas nit anaeuebmsn Gtnerifen ibs
re oe.raib perIieesn, unp caB pic 9eute
rOt idbsn, pie SiltlIa er in 3ufuuft
i'm freien tanpe lfine Gbeb1Ifte III be-
baneeIn sera9te ple 3wei wetntsn,
ObSlsib le an pie prlssl eenieenc Qes
nSbnt maren, pisIetbt mars NIbruno
Geo Atldisc5 meeen, wsr weiS cas?
1es 0:ln3bauers Warie ltts BON
einlgen etllen Mdrhen ibyen itdctil6sn
pug, ibrsn Out nit langen 8dnrern,
TOR fcitbarcs umbd18iub trpunperr,
,bt Brurer bIidte, cen y%s:botensn
6rdsrbut auf Gem xOpfe unD DaS funs
f,Insue DoppsI0ewebr in Ger 6anr,
ME Elm 6sIobsrr um ltd, unc ucrb5bnte
nit sinsm frozen Bid zen B5rltsr.
lie bstcen @elel!en ianser Elm Auez
manpersrliec aus oerloiftner 8ebIe, uno
umarmten chamber of nit folder Snz
ni5fsit, pas ie Bgiee baIo ins 9ras
Sepuyse!t nGrtn.
GneIt6 sab rsr @tdnsbaurr ca8
3dhsn Sum Gufbru9 BE Wuifan>
ten lbmeltslien NIT ,bren llompeun
lulti9s 6anfaren. Die Wr~dnstdusrin
nabm fat temuetlO5 ron irrem Brurcr
Atitler, NiarBarelb ftel ibrcm 6Srfter
O5ne SDeu IN Die Nrme,--pie aIte
>4Dlesermutler, a. rte Ntemanp ees
pG6t, fam pl6yii6 sur aIBemeusn Ye,
LultISuas Ger 3uldauer NIT elnem (ebr
n~Obl9cndbrten SaBenpaar auf rem Ar
me bfrnusAsiilrit.
V't!e meinten, ! iele lahten, rie meis
ten aber war:n rod uebmltbi3 oes
it,mmt, Die Utu fitanien i'm sr{tcn Na.
gen tltelsn tapfsr D'tauf los, UNI balp
aiu9's fort i'm laulcnren OaIOpp.-Ais
fc am Sd!pB res Wrafen pcrutetfas
men, Der NIT lstner 6rau 0rmabIin
auf rsm Sa!fone itanC, tcnntfn iib pie
8rrle ni6t ~snttaItsn, ibm gum Ntl6iep
nod einen Shiupf arsutbun, rebDalb
risfsn iie: ~9lpat! unlet Der @raf,
unlere snlrl9e 6enl6aft infer outer
Nmtmann uaD ALE Ole iisben Beumten
lcufn leben! nr6! bo9!"
@r3lrnt trai Ger 0raf 3urif, unp
fort 9tn3's uber Stod uno Stein.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-16

sr auf 3inien In Der SpartaKs anlie,
gen bate, -minoefenS an leGstaulenp
@ulcen--mit. Bet aler letner Dumms
belt bate er bod einen p~erniinftiesn
@soanten, IT ia9te ndmltd: SD eeb'
t9 na9 Nmerifa, unD eefdat es mir
niht, nun 70 tOmm i1 wieDer turGf
unp bab' bier meine Wirtbl&aft Sch
balm mr. ia !"
Diele @eranfen bate er ieoo@ nibt
aus ltd ielblf, f~onpern Der 6er Nmts
mann, Der feline Oummbeit unD @uts
mitbtsfeit fannie, bate ibm ben suten
&atb seseten, feline Mirtbi1aft fsinss,
pess su u~erfaufsn, lonperu nit Dem
Saarselo cine Eeile nab Mmerlfa 3u
MAIDEN carum auG befam er feinen
NuswanperunsspaB, icnpern nur etuen
paB auf etniseS Sabre, pamtt er nStbisen
5aues %unseblncert wieper surddtsbrsn
fbnnte pecer lein 0eib nod letne
Sinner bessetteten ibn. ct Seripra1 ib>
men su lbreiben, penu es tbm gut
sinse, uno ie iouten ibm Damn ert fol.
gen.
Ter SteinmeB bate ttin 0srmBecn,
aber er wubte pur6 fluse 0erlprs9 un-
gen, rob er losleid an fie fdretbsn
perce, uno es ntht treree a~uebalten
fSnnsn DOR Sebnlu6t nab ibr, 10 Disl
gelo Gus leinem lieperllGen Beit bsrs
aussubrinsen, pab or Obne S6pteriss
felt mad Mmerifa seb'n fonnte; fir
lein weiteres TcrtfOmmen mar ibm
ntdt ban9e oenn ct mar Elm sel6idter
uno Feibiser Wenib, unr loIde 9sute
Tnpen Iberau in Der WeIt ibr 6prtfoms
men.
Der @irtb mar tisf Du16ulret ; er
bra6te pobl aus Nuen,, mas ibm ees
bbrts, nibt Dtel beraus, wenisfens iass
tie CT lo,--un pwenn er, wie piegeute 1ag>
ten, wirflt@ febr ptsl 3wansieer unp
Lbaler perlharrt bate, 70 lieB CT e5 ME
merfen, unD uerrietb it6 nidt /; es tpar
fur ibn nt9t febr l1rer ; aber lstne
Sldubiser Sablten ibm serne ben &sft
fir feline Wirtblduft. wetl lie auf pisie
WeiIe let@t 3u tbrem @eIpe famen unp
lth roppeIt be3ablt MAIDEN. Der Sub
Nafon lbsrnabm pas @irtbsbaus, unp
Ole SemeinOe, Die 10 ib5rt9t mar, Jpn
oIs tbr 0lieo auf;unebmen. bate fA
einen 8IutessI auf rem eeib sslegt.
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|tt ~ &u 4 y CGI VEL e..
yieter ysler psibt Du e6 1bOn,
mas eB beige. Ie!ne betmat5, iein Iiebs5
ValerIonp fir lmmer 3u onIaGen ?
Shau', au0 Ger Welsu eebt aIe Wans
csrburl9 in Die i}rempe, Oper rer 3dnas
ling bat ras zoos 9esogeu, unD eebt
ale Esfrut in terne ydnrer. Ioe maalt
Ou iGon 9ceb'n BADEN, unp wsibt,
ME Fem gurihfn ihter ros Ser, bres
6sn MIL nor RUNNER nnp yelppelen,
neil er aus Dem 0aterbaus, aus leis
mem 0ebustsort mus, uno nirD tbm
FER Ablbtep BON l,eb 0dterGen unb
Nitter6en gar 70 l9per unb Don ben
RameraDfn, Don Den 8slplslen 1einer
ju9enp, pie nit ibm in rie S6ule
seaan8en, Die nit ibm manhen touen
Strstb aus9eflbrt, trennt or Gh 70
ibw:r--uno Weun IS ibm aud rabetm
nod 10 lbIe9t 9ira, penu sr nit Der
Nctb duflflnc una nit benz oraen
0un3er i6Iafen sins. has S6eiDen unO
Welesn tbut reb !! llno rod baben IS
bic meilten Buri6en alS Solpatsn oft
bener oI6 3u 6aue-oter mad Amsris
ia, ADJ !! cas- 1T mas aans Nnceres, paS
1T 5umeift Elm Nbidiso fir INNER. st
man pobl 9lldItd mad Amerfa tcms
men miro? Las Deer 1T fein Hlue,
auf wsl6em Der Idbrmann nit Nucsr
unc Stanee ldOn an pie taulsno Dial
bin uno Der gsfablen 1T. uno Die b6le
Seetranfbett, BON Der nan left unD ole
clesrn una!ddsfdls, Gle nuf rsm Deere
lfon paltrt fnp ; adj ru mstn @ctt +!
cas- fault Ginem Jules bei1i Ntlbiece
Gin, nod uieI l6refIi6sr risIeitL a!s
Is in Ger 0irtli9feit 1T.
Steb ! leBt inp bic N%uepanperer
obsn am 6i9el. ca b'idi rciaeno pie
0rin3b6uerin nod einmnl binab auf
cas- trautf, freunpliae D6rfben. Da
biinft ibr mdHtissr Aof our6 oas eris
ne Gsblld, unp am SradfsJp, am
6Ges! oben betm SrsuE pa ffeb'n rte
1ienalsute uno peinen fb l6ter UNI
PIE CUTE Dieaffrau pie ausen aus Gem
aOpfe beraus /; unr bort 1T Die Rirde,
ras 6aus pes 6srrn uno Ger @nape,
in BEN fe 10 oft sebftet unp nit bimn=
Iii@em Croft erfiQt pare, uno beim
tcben %eilfrnen Sreus, pa lieeen Die bei1
ZEN eutsn @Itern uno bic perfOrbeuen
Sinner neben ben ~ frib ~babineeaanz
senen Gelapifern, unp cas CUTE 8eib
bat muir elm paar H6s9en RON Gem
Strau9 auf ben @rdbern sspFddt unit
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Der g clapenbanpe In Ger
Iirtet febt trpB Der Bemlbunsen Der
Gnaldnrer f~ortwdbrsnp in GROCER . T.
Ibe ; elm S&if Der A3isiesG ompaanif
bradtc i'm Wonat 0uli mebr ais 200
z clopen pom Hotben Weers, pslhe
tbstiS In perlhiepenen 6dfen pes Wits
tslmeers, tbsils in Gonfantincpel abse:
leBt uurcen, unp aIs bic enelilhen
GOnlularbsb6rpen raseaen einl6ritten,
bisb es, fe leien 6aussS cIapen Der Son
Semen nit ibren 6amtlisn suriffebs
rsnpen tirfil6en Sffjters. Zie 8ers
waItune Der N3isie 1T Gem Marines
Minitetium sueetbeilt unD bic Diff
;tere fino in Der fuilsrlidsn Marine.
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q&r Gran3bQnfr
hnc Der
&eblen Sont tit Mmertta.
Gin Bib aus benz
2eben ber NuSwan6erer.
SOn 3. u. gtel;i9.
(Grrtfesuns.)

2ie Suren iiberliefen lest ben
@rdnSbuuer /; uber es nor l6On cine
bepsutenpe Summs, pie sr fir feline
Wirtbl6alt perlan9te, unp fte mar es
au@ ruertb ; unter benz prsile fpnnte
unp ppute Ger 0rSn;bauet nibt rers
%faufen, unp Dem @raren, Der Der einsiae
mar, Der iOslet6 Bate sablsn f6nnen,
wout er letnen 6cf ni9t iberla6en
es bIieb allo ntdtS AnrereS ibris. als
cine ercse Sumne barren @eIres aufs
sunebmen uno etnen bereutsnrsn Yofsn
auf csr@irti&aft gu la1sn ; Der S@pas
ger rsrpfi9tste ii&, ibm rte game 8eifs
Summe ;u3uienpen, ipbalb er fe Don
cen Suren erbalten baten piiree, rof
bate er finf;ebntaulene @uIDen baal
balo beiiammen.
Der 8cbIentont fonnte feline Wirtb>
lbaft ntdt uertaufen, uuo neil er Gill
bate nit cem @usuanrern, nabm c,
| penisifens nur lein baares 9elb, ras