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List Of patents issued from the United
States Patent Office. to citizen. Of South
Carolina, for week ending June II, 1875,
furnished for the PHGs1x from the office
of J. McC. Perkins i Co.. counsellors at
law and solicitors for American and
foreign patents, Washington, D. c.:
1G3, 133-Bule ties. John b. Arrnnts,
Society Hill, assignor to Charles G. Mat
thews, Charleston. Filed April II, 1875.
Ii a bale tie, the link B, haying widcned
bur b, md vibrating in loop, Il, of n
strap-iron binder, in combination with
the U-shaped plate G, having slots u,
substantially rs specified.
162, 558-Automatic fans. W. W. Hunt
ing, Aiken. Filed July 30, 1874. The
clock-work A, B, G, C, with vibrating
pendulum, d, having n slot, d. for the
crank, c, and Il movable fulcrum, d, nd
justed in the ways, E; said pendulum
carrying on its lower end fan, F, and
on its upper end nm adjustable counter
weight, &, oil constructed and arranged
to operate in the manner herein described
and set forth.
162, 121-Plntcns for lever and toggle
presses. John F. Taylor, Charleston.
Filed February q, 1875. Brief-Thc
stationary platen is made adjustable by
being composed of two parts, the fixed
part containing cylinders and water
ways, and the adjustable part carrying
rams. l. In progressive lever or toggle-
arm press, one of the platens composed
of two parts, one part having cylinders
and waterways, the other part having
rams or pistons, with suitable packing.
2. The herein described method Of regu-
lnting the space between the platens of
lever or toggle-arm presses, by forcing
water in or letting the same out from be-
tween the stationary and movable parts
of compound plntcn, substantially in
the manner and for the purpose de-
scribed.
163, G98-Fclly plates. JAS. T. Sitton,
Due West. Filed April 3, 1875.
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Found Running at Large.

E~ One Light Red COW and
s44SBA CALF; each white forehead
WThavo right shoulders of whit
ish color; the COW has long
horns. Said COW and calf can be seen ut
any time in the afternoon, by calling on
DANIEL LOWRY, near the residence of
Mr. Henry Heidi, or ut the Market.
June IL -
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The 'IRREPREssIBLE" AGA1N.-The e1-
Land Commissioner is once more on the
war-path. He wants to know whit he is
charged with. We presume he can be
gratitied. Hear him:
New YORK, June 10, 1875.
EDITOR DAILY PHOENIX, COLUMBIA, S. C. :
Please call for the publication of the
complaint and afidavits in my case, 80
that the people may see exactly what
am charged with and by whom, md
whether on information and belief I
can only judge of the grounds of COM
plant from the Associated Press de-
spatch, to wit: ''That defrauded the
State Of large sum of money as Land
Commissioner. Bail $40, ,O0O." Now,
DIr. Editor, I know I did not, and some
one has committed perjury. 1 am guilty
or am not. The people want to know,
both North and South Political lying
won't do. The truth is mighty and will
prevail. am in the dark as yet, but
will como out. I stand on my own bot
tom, and ask no favors from any quar-
ter. Some body is lying, That's NIL.
Who is it? You will soon see. Lets
have the complaint and anidnvits.
Yeurs, respectfully, c. =. LESLIE.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, June 14-Idnsion
Ii'"sc-W. 4. Meetze, j. T. Sloan, G. A.
Eollin, city; H. A. Meetze, w. j. ASS
man. Lexington; s. E. White, Grove
weed; 7. I. Stark, Riclilani.; AEEr. and
Mrs. j. L. Black, S. c.; B. F. Mauldin,
Williamson.
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COLUMBIA, sc.
Tuesday Morning, juno Is, 1875.@

FICE-PREsIDENT WILSON An exchange
says Vice-Presidcnt Wilson, who is now
in New York, has been interviewed, and
talked very fully and freely about his
recent tour in the South. He said that
he was very cordially ana! pleasantly re-
ceivcd by MI classes, and the opinion is
entertained by him That the era of recon-
ciiiation, that step beyond reconstruc-
tioa, is rapidly dnwning. Without say
ing so, ho evidently traces the increase
of good feeling to corresponding in
crease in material prosperity and flesh
spirit of ndustry-industry of the
Northern kind. which means close attcn-
ton to business. The crops are generally
of excellent promise, and TINT helps
everything. Mr.. Wilson believes that
race prejudices nre dying out, and thnt
the relations between white and black
are becoming more friendly and prncti-
cal. Politically, Mr.. Wilson says that
there can be no question that the South
expects nm alliance with the Democracy
of the North, which may give them the
victory in the next Presidential election,
but he predicts that there will be no
violence-tbe Southern leaders resorting
to Cancellation of the colored vote He
says:
'I think the Southcrners are going to
act with good deal OF tact, and win
power if they can. How they will use
that power remains to be seen. I want
the country to remain in the hands of
those who carried it through the great
struggle, led it to liberty, and are sound
on the general issues that were then in
volved. This appears to Inc to be abso-
lutely necessary for the good of this
country, ut least till such time as the
country, both South and North, gets
sound on the general questions that
affect the interests of all. What we do
want is to have the country safe. We
cannot afford to have any doubts about
this, if possible, but shall make it O
matter Of certainly. I have no doubt
that the Southern politicians are going
to make tremendous effort to carry the
country ut the next election"
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suicide.

LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
c. T. Jackson-Low Prices.
Dnnicl Lowry-Estray Cow.
Independent Steam Fire Engine Co.
Meeting Chicora Tribe, L 0. r. M.
f. Pollard-Foreclosur of Mortgage.
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Estray Cow.

~ A LIGHT BROWN COW,
GE19Ns1 with young spotted IIEIFER
%SsaSSl CALF, strnyed on my premises,
-22sK4on the night of the 9Th. The
owner can obtain her by proving pro-
perty and paying expenses.
j. P. RICHBOURG,
Cnmden Road, near Columbia.
June IL t3
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SACRIFICES. The New York SIM has
cipherod out tho exact amount that
Grant has sacrificed" by giving up his
position Of General for that of President.
1t finds that eight years salary i'll the
former Office would have given him
S1O8,000, while eight years salary rs
President, exclusive of pcrquisites, will
come to $500, 900, 80 that it would have
taken him till 1891 to draw as mnch
money on tho army payroll rs he has
drawn on the civil list. When we add
about $4,000 for household expenses
and such, not to mention the railroad
passes and presents, it seem rs though
we had made it up to the General.
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The testimony of the colored witnesses.
Wright Sullivan and Albert Parlu, rela-
tive to their being instigated by Repre-
sentative Joseph Crews to murder DR..
Shell, of Laurens, in 1863, is very strong,
and the officers of the law arc said to be
looking after "Unc!e Joe" and his son
Adam. Further testimony is promised.
Mr.. c. is in the up-country at present,
We believe.
SUPPOSED SUICIDE. An inquest was
held, yesterday, by Coroner Coleman
over the body of colored man named
John Hossier, who was found dead in
front of the fireplace in his house, on
the Rice Creek Springs Road, about five
miles from Columbia There was O
bullet wound in his left breast and from
the evidence it is supposed he committed
suicide.
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There is IN old lady living ten miles
from Winnsboro, who. though sixty-two
years Of age, hos never seen the town.
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The New York World inquiries why it
is that we, who furnished the looms of
England last year with $4,000, 900
pounds of cotton, valued mt s196, 952, 1877;
who are the equals of her population in
industrious qualities; whose country has
advantages superior to hers,
are unable to compete with her in neu-
tral markets in the sale of manufactured
cotton goods2 AS the Morrill, tariff in
1851 gave rise to our present exaggerated
system of protection, and as since that
date commercial prosperity has been far
less pronounced i'll this country than it
was during the previous decade, the
inevitable conclusion is that our pro-
tective system has proved an injury
rather than benefit. It is, therefore,
assumed that with more moderate
tariff we would more rapidly become
tho peer of England in manufacturing
enterprise. If we enter into competition
we must do SO on equal tariff terms.
The natural advantages are altogether in
our favor, the raw material and the con-
sumers both being in our midst.
, 1875-04-26
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| Curnor Franklin and Adama-sts.
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ready tor oeeupsn xi,h O. x!t1nt barn.
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| no EXUiIA NIE-E}ulrY or e5.oW IN HOUSE
e 'i5 u; e2s:: :f 81
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@,,ss ~, "A ossrsiiaass. s Xadiss. Il. s. RIDEn,
no ORxOii1NOE-TIi1IEE HOUSES AND i.1]Ts o.
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f(D ExClIANuE-F0R .NliAI. ESTATE. 4. 81
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, 1875-04-26

17On SALE - GOVERNMENT CloTTtlINu.
L l!ou.as jsekpta, knbbe Or HlAnLots. aud uaslof'a
fsoek Costs. sut,sbss fof mil. K oH'GasMtrrn n Ga1sMrrn
Ng, Nrss fsafl.tt.,
, 1875-04-26

J;,u1, sslE-0ii REST-TiiE MARBLE. .FRONT
hnn.e o m tnTn,.l,c :, of n0t' " "sated'
Gou u;s sectinf of tno city. On al t'nc'
"49 -" u i. HIUtli}II, Ito Dcsfhogn.3t-
, 1875-04-26

1".e. hs %rst so1soe 4 fet ca.lt srs
t"rs ,oa.up. for soiine. 4. il. EfuNrEshNr, seulh
10
, 1875-04-26

JIut SAJ,E-AT flltHAT sAEHlFICE-tN
ho:erq Il mi ta to tr ~ Gfd helt krfe. heu aisaT!
car. hn,t il Slt an. FAsthst. j. L. A1ckEEqER ps
, 1875-04-26

ron HALT;-ico I.OTH Ar LOW r1!1CEa IN LONG
Il Tine, rsf cont nterest, nearly all ina sfecote
lroa rwsn:5. 70 n!nt sna nnss5n s Ssn" III
, 1875-04-26

IRON ShtG-h At 4 nHI,UAiN-TIlE Tlin1E.ATt,mY
T. Hnd bt.emcht hr1uk halset 3a C3tunat-AT atf1f.os
pEft{{E / TIL. ~ ucathutu.At.
, 1875-04-26

17iH BALE-A PIANO IN GOOD CONDITION FUR
Il 60 eA4h, IRq1t1e u ~ koaA uaaAst,
, 1875-04-26

Ti01i SAIL; = O1iEXP- if0USE AND LoT l77o
l. bhurtlaT-nv. in1uiEo % proAiee4. -----.--
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ica,ar., nrar Fuurtuenth..t. AZ onG;h1H IL gut;
tan as tonsca ior GsG1 ycuf. IL. ". 6SIfA Luz o*sft
hoft
, 1875-04-26

r75,iS S1fE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tu5I"
Erocrs- te s:n'oA lgs INT VI MTsstmisE:
LIZ, Ht,so's building. nosthoatt cofnet OF a'oafoo
nnu j.A$aIst.ytJ,
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8ermiI6te Na6rt6ten.

I Das Slt.I&e INT tt trat
am 5. Tebruar pteber aufamn,en. Die 30
ntsin lprt6t tn ttrer TbrOnrebe ttre 8reube
barlbsr aus, bus ser eurcpdtf6e Grtsbe IN
ee1Grt III, unb serfprtGt, bas Surge 3ur
Grbaltuns bedelben tbun aa ppnsn. Die
Erase Der Mnerftnnuns Der ae8isruns III
Ffonfc's III unter9 eratbuns unb fotI Obnegsr>
sus entl6teten werben. Die GcGOnten &C.
bet6en. Die Stlaperet III an Der Gplbtife
abeel6aft worbsn unb tte 8emltunsen1ber
&esteruns, fe aud an Der Safaft &frtta's
auasurStten, OerfpreGsn suteu Grfcls. Die
eGreden Der 5unsersnCtp In Sfinbten fiab
Dant Der gcrfrrse Der &eDteruns In fOl@em
@abe eemilbert uOrben, bae nt&t Gin
Renf6snlsben tnfclse terielben 3u bettusen
1T. Die Ttnan3tase bss 9anbes III tefrteSt'
ssnt, Der 9anbel sat 3rpar etuus selttten,
bod terrftt TN @1semetnenaeta ~seiesneter
Wcblfanb.
Dem 9Onboner 9tanbarb tpitb BON Sen.
base n,ttgstbsttt, baB Oersdr9enen Samfas
Il @elGase, 1000 Gspsbre unb $4,000 ga.
tronsu fur BITE Gurltfen an Der Suite prR
8tseapa elldttG gelanbet rurben.
36nis NlfCns tos;am Grettas- In gamp.c
no elm.
8rlnel, 5. Tebr. Yrtn3 SbtItpp,
9er3oD ron Sadfen. psrudblte f4 beuts NIT
ecutfe, Der itteasn SCOOTER bss &6atss scn
eelstsn.. uh44 lD es
9:rtps Gueen son @littem.
Ser 10 ga Sarlsru9e tn Obsri&kfisn ant
8. Sanuar eetorbsn. 9er3os Gusen @tt>
telm @leranbr /! am rs. Dsaember
1920 eeberen, mar eth Soan bes am Is.
September 1857 verforbentn 6srscss Grieb.
rtG Gussn- aus be6en erfsr Gbe NIT ber
DrtnyfFn Matttlet BON Dalbed.YsrmOnt
Der gerforbene mar preubti6tr General
Der Gapalerte, erbltGss RttDlteb bss preuet'
f6tR Serrenbauffs unb psrmdblt NIT 9er'
3ostn Ratbtlbe BON Saaumburs.etppe.
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.Oas ,teue 8ar8erretbts9eiee

Der tn 6aufe ansercnntene q ntrurt et'
mes arserre&tsseieses entRaIt bic f~clsenben
gsaimmunesns
Mae SepGpner Der Ser, Gtdaten fo1en
auf Gtfenbabaen. Dampfi&tfsn unb aaen
ben SfentltGen gerfetr permtttelnten Sutrs
uerfen unb GubrBeussn, In Gaab5fen. Etea>
tern unb aatern tFentlt4en gersnisunss.
ptdssn sletGe ReGte senteeen. CsneSafetsn
Der 9autfarte cber t9rer frlbsrsn eeis1'
i4afniden GteGung. .ss
Gts CITRATE fir Dteisntsen, pelGe ttslent
Stftse sup%ibertuRtetn. fU1 III elmer benz tn
stnenNeGten @efGdttsten su 3ablenbenGnt>
fadbtsuns soa'500 Dc1ars, Cber III elmer
@flbbu6e BON ntGt ruentser ais 500 unt nt&t
ntetr aIs'l0O0 Dp1ars, unb IN @tfdnBat6'
taft ron ntHt wsntser ale 80 Sasen unb
Mot raebt als, elm Satr befsben. bed iOa ter
S&ulbise ni6t gu bstbtn 9trafen (@elbent'
l6dttsuns unb Gelbbube ober @efdnsnts'
taft) perurtbeilt rerben fSnner.
Die fur bic 9oGfredua8 ttefes Gsiesss
u: fduetsen 9eb6rben fnb bic 9unbes.ge'
strfs. unb 8reisBertdts unb ben Sunbssah'
pdlten, gunbesmarlAdaea unb 8unbess
epmnifdren tR sssur SFt6t senaaGt, fur
bic gefrafuns Der sesen ttefs gees per-
aosenben gsrfonen Gorge sI trasen.
Dte5autfarbe Ober fratere ssieaiAaftlt&e
5te1uns fOa g~iiemarben, Der font befdbtst
Ia, GeiGwornenbienfe su t9un, beG.n UNI
fdbis rta6sn, unS ieber geauate, Der SerfU'
nen aus fot4sn 9rlnben pom GeiGwCr-
nsnbtsna ausfatttst psrfint In cine Gslb.
tuee son Mot i6sr 500 Dollars.
Das SbertunoesserIdt TT bic b0&Re Sn'
fang in TaGsn. BITE auf 9runb bteles Gs>
ieses In ben obsn s~eaonnten Gsri4ten an
bdnsis semaGt rerben.
utber bieien GsEsentwurf ntub iest nod
I'M senate abseftmmt uerbsn, bod 1T es
ftaett&, Of btefer anSei&ts Der nod gu er'
lsbtsenbsn Rense wt6tiBer Gel9dfte unb
bes raid teraaaatsnben Gnbes bera Sefion
3stt Fnben tpirb, i& nit Stsier %abnubme
3u befaGsn. 4t''" t'.
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Cine b~rin9enbe Sitte

perSfentliGt tohu. Or. Yfarrer 8er8bplt
BON Stem utm gum 8tfen Der burA Peu'
f&rsden @sfAdbtgten, tn Sali8sn eldttsrn
inbent er iast: r. asana +af&445 5sa. 4
Der ereebenHunteraet6nete esa&tet 90 all
etne brtnssnbe YFtGt. TN Rauen sen gun
berten Dor llneludli&sn. bic In ielntr nod
fen llmsebuns bur&H Ssui&redsnfardrml
tr6treab Der stpet lestsn Sabre tn bic bitter.
&c Nptb senar3t parben, an BITE tpertber
2tftr unb 2efertnneu btefes 8lattes. feline e.
sebenfe 8ttte tu rtGtsn, Int Haaen be,
d.taltGen Nd6fenltebe aur 2lnbetln8 ttefel
Nstt elm @GnFetn b%et3utra9en. Die III.
fade tteier Bite til Bier Ubne 3wetfel sebie
tenb. 100 6unserte BON brapen Tamtlter
burG 3met SABRE aner unb ieter GriFena'
uaittel beraubt, ipsber s~enasenbe Nabruns
nod Sletbuns baten, unb au6erbem In
btefem 70 tarten @tntsr ait 9elsmansel
letben, ba fe foides su taufen auber 9tanbe
inb. g*. 81. -. sesy.a 81 r..9 t+#sr
SGcn tas 8epustietn, basu betsetraseu
30 baben, stele 5brdnen Der unfAulbtseu
4tnber, bic tn btefen neuangefeoeltea
Gesenesn metf 3atlret6 1nb. gu trednen, IL
etne retGe gntfGdbteuns fur iebes Mlmo'
ftn. Sebe Gabe, bte an ben nnter3etRne'
ten sefanbt werben fca, ptrb fosletd
swedentfpreGsnb pertbetlt werbea. 4tet'
b~ubssRads. aud alte, fnb Defenders pta'
tcmmeN. l..-e ..s5U 5Jgg- g~ Il p
&eb, alesanner Bergbuln,
.q~ W tatb0lti4er NtfFensprtefer
Nep ulm, Broom &c., Ntnn.
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Cinlabnny
aa bic GatbpIiEen Oer Bet. Gtaateu F6 bsm
Better GlnbersE erein arjui9IteBen.

Dieter eble unb boot rtatse gsretn fO1I
.es ut6sti4 MAIDEN, ben tatboltf4sn Rssern
In ben Ser. Staaten 30 S4ulen une 4tr4t
~ psr6slfsn, unb Ben gitera Der Gonsresa'
ton bes 81. Soiepb ~bet3ufeben, bic far btreR
6eelentett fcrssn. DIES sef6tebt babur4,
bag man eintn Sbater an bic Dtretttea bes
igsretns e~tnfenbet. Dur6 btefe tletne Gabt
tptro man fur tntasr elm Ritstteb bsfelben.
Der 81. Batter bot btefen Gsrein bur4 elm
etsenss 8repe tefdtist unb NIT pteteR &6>
,tdGen bsret6ert, befonbers NIT etnentf bon.
tommenen &6lab In Der Sterbefunbe.-
ueterbtes tpttb p6psntlt6 cine 81. Nefe
fur bic Iebenbea unb Serforbenen geetns.
slteber unb SerenTanttten ssltlen anb atpet.
NAL bes Sases bon ben gt~eserttnbern fur
fetbe se6ttet. 3attcltfen bon. @mertta,
(6tteet eu4 btefent gsretne on unb ftnbet
BITE tletne Gate aaSerpettt an Very Rev. r
Otto Jair, Vicar General and Pastor Of st.
JONAS German Catholic Church, Green
Street, Cincinnati Dter an bte Office bes
Dabrbettsfreunees, Der tte Senbuns bead-
ttst.
s. e. 8entR9eE
Ttffcndr.
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Sin Rtmb ais Shelter.

Ils Scr einiesn Eaeen cine eeutfGe Ttau
ptertaIb ber Rilwaufee! ct. Youl Gtltn'
tatn In @tseonln Iter ben Ser &tper stns
brad plSbltd unter tbr bns Gle unb fe per
FAM. Str uGtidtrtses S6bnGen, trelGet
eine strede ttrter tbr stNs, ..batte bteGsifes.
Ss8enrart, Elm tn Der Mdte Der Bride be.
Fnblt&es Brett 30 erfuFsn unb quer ate,
has God TN Gife gu Iesen, 70 baB fAa feline
Rutter baran feabaltea fonnts, bis Der 6ll.
feruf tes S1etnsn erpaGfene eeute 3ur
vUufdattsen Retture Der Nuttsr berbst-
bsaAte. E't.t 9t +4
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aus @ilpaafee wtrb teriGtet Die Sc.
futtenSater beobG6ttsen 80 &nfane res
Trltiabres auf tbrem eth sanjes @erterte.
3ntfhen Der State @ratrie' setnter unb elf
ten @tra6e, etnnetmenben Grunbflf etne
STRIDE nebf @6uleebdubs %aufatren su laf'
fen. Die GetduItGtetten Yperben aus 9ol3
errtGtet, bic STRIDE In Der @r6ee bon At
liz uat bas S4ultaus tn Der Gr0be BON
40 x 60 Tue. Die Soften, Der @ebdubs
rrerben auf $4,000 reranl6last. Der
bo6w'ae gtlGpf 9ennt faufte bas Grunb'
taf TIM Sabre 1856 um $l1 COO unb i&enfte
es ben Sefutten. Der Bertt bee %lases
wtyb Jest auf pentsfens $4,000 sei6dst.
HRr sngelogsni DurG bic 3ettunsen
uaa6te flr3ltA etne neae Grinbuns be,
&trGenfetnbe bic &unbe. ratttels etnes Grtt'
fets. tn pelGeus ss tteb : In 8apern babe
etn fatbOltfGer @rtefer Don Der &an3el ter'
ab ertldrt, Der seufel mSse i'm tOlen, tpsnn
BITE n<tatbOltfen" ut&t bic sr6bten SGur'
fen leten; I'm Gtfer fet benz @etfttGen bas
NastuA beruntersefalen ; elm aufdat8 mt
fetnen, Neger antpefenber Gmertfuner BABE
btes beu,ertt unb BEN Heser befOs1en, BEN
geifltGen bas @astu& auradsubrinsen,
Als absr Der Neser f6 Der 8an3et sendtert
lt Der @etRtt&e BET fetneua &nbltf In &nsf
seratben. in Der Retnuus. 20 fst Der letbbuf'
ttse @atan, unb babe ietnen Son se6nter
unb f6ltselt1 bic mNltfatbolitsn" als gam
trefFi1t 9eute %anerfanat. NaturltG &C
bort bteft gfatre ~ ienen Guff9netbersien
ete In Der rtltstonslcfen greGe bte Rune'
MAIDEN, 3u ben, 3uede, bic Yrteter ldGer
lid ss na9en." gluG Der ttefse Pioneer"
fstner @enfattons, goltttt setreu. braGte st
&tRcrte, unb boGw. P. susuftn Dirtb rpr
Rtnusopclts fab fG tnfolse befen verau
tabt, stne 8elctnuns 0 taufenb Dollar
Demientsen su btsten, Der n99wstfe,
tann, 100 stn fottOltlGsr priefsr ftt CT
wdtnte Neuberuns setban babe uab iuelds
Der &aute bee betrefenben grtefers ftt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-13

Sn Der lesten @ensral,g erfammluns bel
seutfGen r0n,ti&. tattpl. Central sretns ~
&sHsfer. u. g., purbe beidlOEen, bic 20
@eneral.gerfammluns NJ tnetnnatt.O. ab'
3utalten. Die @TsterltGtetten beginner am
Sfnsffcnntas gcrmtttass ben l6.gVat, uni
rerben bic @isunsen Bic gum l9. Rat fort
bauern., 60 persen tesbalb, ane ansei9lol
fsnen unb ntGt anssiGlcGenen gerstns
freunblt4f etneetaben, au Ottser General.
gerfammluns etaen Eeleeaten su fsnben.
So1te Elm geretn fstnen Dslssaten ienbeu
t0nnsn, 70 tunn berfelte semds Der Gcnat.
tuition bes Central. @eretns ; 60 etneu Be-
ri6t uns Bite erfOrserltHen gettrdse an ben
eOrtesppnbtrenben Sefretdr. Trans @dfnsr
Buffalo, n. 9, 100 mDsli4 faOn SOrbeT elm
ienben. @sretne, tpelGe f6 benz Central
geretn an3ufGliebea waaf9en, pp4en fid
ebenfads an ben eorresporbirenten 9sfretd.
wenben, uelaer bic erfprbsrltGe Snforma'
ttUn ertbet1e1t tptrb.
SIN ben e~eSenwdrtisen 3etten, 800 70 Def
ttse @turrne sssen ben Gelfen @etrt tcben,
unp MIR tas sIdnsenbe getiptsl ber etanb.
tafttsfeit nnb @loubenstreue Der perfe1eten
8tlG6le unb @laubensbrlter TN altsn ga'
terlanbe tdsltG su b%epunbern baben, TT %
cine ssbtstsrtf6e Sft4t, ba6 mir uns tn
unieraa &bopttp . @aterlante 80 einem
sressn 8unbe peretntsen, u,n bas sr6bte
@ut Der Srstbsit, BITE &sltstOnsfretsett 80
pa6ren.
NebRbeu, tptrb burG ben Centrally sretn
bic GrifltGe Hd&Renltebe 3ur unterfisuna
Der 9IlfsbsblrfttSten unb Getsenben timu,er
rnetr erwettert.
Darunr. fatbOltiGe g~eretnsbriber ! pom
Often unb fsrnen Defsn, pom faltfn Nor'
ben BITS gum betsen saben, fGaaret Gu& 3u'
fammen, ienbet Cure 2elesuten na&Gtnetn'
matt, Der nSSntstn bes@efens", benz @me'
rttantf6en Epn," no Sbr BON sletGsefnn
ten Glaubensbrubern elmer saffreunblt&eu
Mufnatr1e periHert feb unb mo wtr Seretnt
unb .tm Gimme unfsrer tetl. Stride sur Gbrs
@ottss unb gum @oble unfsrer @ttmenf6eu
wtrfen tSnnen. @6se Soft fetnen Seseu
ba3u eebeu.
SIM auftrase bes YrdTbenten .
Tran5 9dfner,
Gprreippnbtrenter @etretdr bes .. 81. &,
&entrat8 er:tns.
Buffalo, cen 2. Sebruar 1875.
Gelobt ft Seius, @arta unb Soiept!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-13

Ser amaerafaus tn Der 4ewart. unt
AubcY, 8uGt ron Rer Series wtrb tuau,er
erstebtssr. Cbne bas bte Qualttdt beraufsrn
Ht serrtns.rt. SIN btefer cation fca BITE
Remarfer 9uGt a1etn 100000 guftsls
Der fSfltGsn Sbiere s~eltefert baben, unb bic
Ausbeute Der Mmtc9.Su&t, bersn getten
NOD sr6eer finb, ais bic Der erferen, fsn
NOD bstrd6ttiGer sereien ietn. Dtefe fir
bic Stfaer wte fur bas Gufern efenbe pub
lituut slei6 erfrealiGe Grf6stnuns III BIT
Tclse Der Sonuns, wetGe maa ben fcsen,
Saataufert 1T ben lesten Sasren bat ause
betbeR toGtn.