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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-09
THE PADUCAH RAILRoAD.
Circular from the Memphis Attorneys
Of the Trustees.
plan of Adjustment of the Financial
Difficulties.

By permission OF Messrs. CAN'T, Pat
terson & Lowe we are abe to lay the
following circular before our readers. It
specially concerns the general creditors
OF the Psdueah railroad, but is not with
out some interest for the Lubic, espe-
cially the people Of Memphis:
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March S-The Pa
ducah and Memphis railroad Company
having made default in the payment of
interest on its bonded debt, the trustses
named in the mortgage were directed
by the bOndhOlders to proceed 70 a fore
closure. A bill was filed by the trustees,
Messrs. Meyer 81 Calhoun, for that uu--
pose, and by order Of the circuit court of
the Uaited States, dated the twenty
seventh Of July iast, the entire property
of thA c6hinsby passed irIo ln22 hands OF
Mr.. y. Il. Allen, IS the receiver OF the
court, who has since operated tte road.
You will observe that, the default being
made, the trustees, at the instance Of
the bondholders, could have foreclosed
the mortgage promptly, and in this way
entirely cut off the general. creditors.
This result, however, was not desired by
the trustees Of the bondholders. 1t was
and is their wish TO protect the interest
of all concerned, IN 80 far az it can be
done with due regard to their own safe.
ty. For ths accomplishment OF this
end, negotiations have been pending for
several months past In the city CT New
York, in which the trustees and bond
holders, the officers of the company, and
others Interested in the result paftici-
psted. These negotiations Were success
fully terminated few days ago in a gen.
ersl plan Of settlement, which met the
approval OF the parties taking part there
in, and Is now ready for the approval of
such OF the general creditors IS were not
present. The promiuen features in this
plan Of settlement are:
First-SnpuiatiOns looking to ard pro-
vidiDg for the completion Of the road.
SecOnd-StipulatioDs fCr the security
Of the bondholders.
Third-StipulStiOns for the protection
Of the general creditors.
Fourth-SdpulstiOns for the ultimate
security Of the stockholders.
We are requested by the parties to The
negotiation 10 call the attention Of the
general creditors Tesiding in Tennessee
to the provisions made for theiE security,
and to give them an opportunity Of tax
ing its benefits by becoming parties to
the agreement.
We have copy Of the plan Of settle
ment, and when you call on us we will
take pleasure in advising you raore def
nitely as to the details than we can do
in this communication. You will please |
call at our Office on this business st your
first convenience. as tae benefits ex-
tended to you by this plan require
prompt action on your pRu
CAN'T, PATTERSON & LOWE.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Comicropera and Concert.

anu SOnceEss
Under the direction of Professor H.
SchulZe-a gentleman who has done
more than he has lately had credit for
to advance the musical art in Memphis
the following programme YVES interpret
ed at the Greenlsw Opershouse lsst
night by the amateurs named, assisted
by the chorus of the German casino and
Arnold's band, Messrs. Ksrcb, Winkler
and Ellinger lending their valuable aid
to strengthen the orchestra:
PART 1.
lotow
Profs. Ellinger and Schulze, and AInolds or
solo-The Dying Soldier. Esser
Mr.. Bornemann.
Cavatina from Traviata Verdi
Mrs. CZapSki.
SessSs. Martin and Bornemann
Arnold's Orchestra.
PART II-COMIC OPERA.
THc2Snito, or. 4 p. inre A0ai1SthiS val.
ny Kipper-In Costume.
The John Legler
Ordtrhuntsr, Burgomssi ...-.....-..NIr. a. Refs
Hans Compass Carpenttr..--.. Mr.. II. Martin
Mr.. 30 Tleg, the Tailor. s: Roescher
MI Rednose, the Cooper...-,-M r. l. Roescher
Mr.. Mailman, the Blacksmiih-M r. w GlRntzer
WezEkDee, valet OF the Prlnce-.3r. II. Lesser
A Courier of the Prlnce.......-Mr. A. Stfattman
Corporal OF the MI ia...............-.Mr. T. Wolf
City Council, Militia and Constable.
O, the first part it is not necessary to
say much more than that the several
numbers were rendered with all the eff
fectiveness fT which the singers named
have 5 well.esrned reputation. Mrs.
Czapski has been so often heard and
highly complimenied that it is not
necessary 10 more thsn announce
the fact OF be- appearance to sat
isfy her friends thst she sc-
quilted herself in her old Style, and
with her accustomed ease and 7lo1lchdL
lance. Mr.. Martin, too, has been hesrd
so often, and been go deservedIy praised,
that we may be pardoned for pass
ing him and the instrumental
ists to say word in commentator Of
Mr.. Bornemann, who is unquestionably
our best amateur vocalist-wbether we
consider his voice or his method.
Touched by the angel Of genius. F" he
siDgs with an impassioned fervor which,
while 1t is held within limits by the art
in which he has been well trained, col
ors all his work with tenderness, feeling
and sometimes an almost profound
pathos. His selection last hight, though
not one OF the best Of his repertoire, was
sufficiently within his own convictions
of song to ensble him to show what he
is as a singer. Modest aud unpreten-
tious, without even q scintilla OF the
self. ass ertion which so often, too often,
detrEcts from the merits OF amateur
vocalists, he ts all the more 10 be sppre.
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PERSONAL.

WE HAVE to thank Mr.. John J.
O'Brien, of Bohlep, Huse & Co, for a
file of late Tennessee and Illinois
papers.
Miss BENNIE E. NABERs, Of Holly
Syringe, Mississippi, after spending q
week or ten days in our city with rels-
tiyes and friends, leaves this morning
for Iuka, Mississippi, where she will re-
main &few days before returning home.
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SDrfnr Stvle Hats

Just Teceived a nice assortment OF
gents elk dress hats. Gents soft and
stiff felt drese and business hats.
Youths hats, nobby styles, new coiOIs
and styles. Boys AID children's hats,
a large variety 10 suit ell, at prices to
suit the times. Call and see, and price
the goods and be convinced.
COHEN, the Halter,
2l9 Main street, under Worsham House.
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Dentists,

Persons visiting Mardi Gras, snd
wishing to have their teeth attended to,
and return home on the same ticket,
should visit Drs. A. Weeson & Sons o.
fee, 243 Main street. These gentlemen
are upquestionably the finest workmen
in our city, and the most reasonable in
their charges. Clip this out, and give
them a call.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-09

THE tonic qualities of Leibig's liquid
extract Of beef are much greater than
these found in any other specific or ap-
petizer, and is now recommended by the
best physicians in Euglsnd aud America
for consumption, debility, fsvaT, ague,
loss of appetite, etc. Geo. ". Jones q
Co., agents, Memphis.
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LAW REPORTS.
Chaneery Court-Morgnn, Judge.

The court will continue the call of
yesterdays calendar to-day. Yester-
days proceedings were as follows: But
Ter va. Small, Lane We. Foute, and We'll
ker Va Tate, final; Mott VS. Buckley, de-
murrer overTuIed; WilBer5on vs. Ware,
amendment; csse OF Rics vs.. Hunt,
tried,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-09

The following cases are set for trial to-
day: No. 500, Ben Singleton: $40, Thos.
Gibson; 5l1, Charles FaiD; 400, Thomas
Morris; All. Charles Mathews; 375, Geo.
Griffin; 1913, Fed q, Council; 354, Har-
~ Watson; 306, Jerry Upright
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-09

THOSE who desire q good article to re-
store gray hair to its youthful color, we
would recommend to purchase Hal's
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover, o
most excellent and valuable pIepara.
ton. Sold by ell dIuggist5.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-09

A UNIvERAL Browns broa-
chiaI tToches, for coughs, colds and brOn-
chisI affections, stand first in public IA
vOr and confidence. This result has been
acquired by test OF macy years.
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OPINION OF DR.. William II. Stokes,
physician, Mt. Hops Retreat, Baltimore.
~ have great pleasure ia add-
ing my testimony to the virtues of
LiebIg's Liquid Extract o. Beef AID
Tonic InvigOratOr as the very best prep
arstiOn used, and therefore confidently
recommend it to the medical profess
siOn." G. W. JONES d. CO.,
Agents, Memphis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-09

The latest novelties in plain and fancy
stationery, Juvenile books, teachers
bibles, reward cards and Sunday School
supplies. A.F. DoD & CO.,
81 Main street.
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LEE lime
FLO RTBTS.
T. GoRDELS, TIE Fl 0RIST
At No. 4ls Second Street,

IS prepared to take orders for all kinds of
I work In his line, including the care Of lots
at the various cemeteries. Prompt attention
given, and all work done at the lowest living
rates. Orders for cut flowers Tor bOuque Is and
decorating purposes filled in any qua n tity
and on shortest notice. Special invitation is
extended the pubiS TO visit his greenho uses,
now in FOIL bloom. tb9
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-09

AsTHMA.-It is useless 10 describe the
tortures Of spasm0dic asthma. Those
who have suffered from its distressing
paroxysms know what it is. Jonas
Whitcomb's remedy has never failed to
afford immediate relief.
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Strawberry Boxes

GARDEN SEEDS, grass seeds, fruit
trees, evergresns ard Towering plants,
at Otto SchwilPs seed store, 348 Main ct.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-09

Mrs. Sledge has opened s salesroom at
357 Main street, in connection with her
quests, cut flowers and floral designs,
bedding plants, etc. .
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Wall PAPER,

Beautiful spring patterns at Quacken-
bush's paint store, 800 Main.
60 TO Leddin's Business College.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-09

Red snapper and Mackinsw trout re-
csived daily at Victor D. Fuchs, No. Al
Jefferson street.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER REPORTS

NASHVILLE, March Site river is
stationary, with feet 8 inches on the
shoais
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-09

THE March issue Of r. G. Dun & Co.'s
Reference Book is corrected TO date, and
Is made expressly for the southern trade.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-09

for sale by Williams & Co., lum bar deal
er, corner GHyoso and Second streets.
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Flowers fnr Sale.

THE cheapest and best STEAM DYEINo
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city is st 2ad
Second street. TT VA LKER-S co.
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Our speciaIties.

R. G.. DUN & Co. have their March
Issue Of their Reference-BoOk to hsnd.i
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-09

Lea PMS ONE1y EcAA OLhDAAA a. PIN
The fine passenger steamer
City Of Augusta, 80
N: +, Harry. ester
Leaves Memphis every TUESDAY at pm.
For freight or passage apply on board, or 10
:. T. WASHINGTON. Ag't, $50 Front st.
=. +. GLENN, Agent, On WnerfOcat,
Freight consigned TO Nit Harry VIII hs
handled free OF storage, dIAyags and commits.
sion, and put through PROMPTLY. Shippers
will please send freil ht to GlenD's Wharf
aOat, as usual. now
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-09

EXPERIENCE warrants u3 in recon-.
mending Halls vegetable Sicilian hair
renewer SIS 8 sure remedy for gray hair.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-09

Victor d. Fuchs, Al Jefferson street,
has choice let for sale low.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
SPECIAL. notice.
LEE LINE-FOR CHICOT.

Regular Semi Weekly Napoleon, Chicot sRd
Rends and u. s. Mall Packet For Helena
FIR ans Point, TeIreno, PTentiss, Napoleon,
Chicot, and ell Bend Landings,
Str. ld20WIiG, .sa4ssFaasss
STACK E5ss.,....... matter Ed Z. Thomas. CLERK
Leaves Memphis every TUESDAY and SAT-
URDAY of each week ct 5 o'clock p.nl.
Through bills for freight and passengers to
ali points On Little Rock, Pine Bluff and n. 0.
z. r. over this boat signed by Captain NAT
Low, Agent L. R., p. b. and n. D. Railroad.
For freight or passage apply 10
J. e. NASHlNGTON, AGENT. 500 Front st
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TAKEM Up,
FOR BALE OR BENT.

CPLENDID COTTON SHED LOT-Very
- close and convenient 10 the corner Of
Union street and Front row,
26SI Fl. FRONT BY lsg5F DEEP,
VIII be sold ct a very reduced price for cash,
win be sold on time 20 suit, or will be lessed
Tor ten years.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-09

EEURALGIA.-"Neu cures K. Sold
by @. W. Jones & Co.. Memphis.
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FOR WHITE RIVER,
zzLIt Harry memphis asts Fgh4ss River
q, z, ESats s.sEs.

Mouth White River, Indian Bay, st. Charles,
CToeketts Bluff, Nit. Adams, Clarendon, De-
Walls Bluf1, Des arc, Augusta, JecksonpoTt,
West Point and Searcy,
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STR ED.

Nc ULE-FrOm wsgon-yard, corner Second
VI and Union, q small bay mare mule, about
II bands high name and tail well reached.
a liberal reward VIII be paid for the return OF
the mule at wsgon-yarai corner Second and
Union 81 eets. mh3
as ULES-On the night OF Februsry 2Ist,
Va from my place, al Germantown, Tenn,
two white horse Mules, medium size; one
black horse Mule medium NiZe: one mouse.
color horse Mule, medium siZe-Rll cid, In
medium condition. ana no special marks. A
liberal reward win be paid for information
lea1ing to their recovery. Address l.. A.
RHODES. GermnntoUn renn. fb29 cod
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AUCTION.
STOLEN.

EEULE-On Tuesday night, from Fort Pick
NJ erIng, a large dark brown mare mule,
With light spring wagon, patent hubs, with
" *. J.. Lee builder" IN gilt letters, on SIDE Of
wagon. A liberal reward for their recovery
Will be paid at SSl Min ST. Il. K. LEE.
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FOUND.

WALTON Laudertale street, black Grape
' vail, which the owner can have by call
ing At 800 Pontn oo street. mh2
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FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
FoRLoUEsv11Lh & CIrCINNA7

CHEEK LINE.
POx Viekshurg ard as WaY Landings.
THE elegant steamer
illinois, Esgs2.SSjSs
Marx X. Cheek. nlsster-JSs. sp~sfs.......cIeTk
Leaves Memphis every TUESDAY at s
PIN, connecting with steamers and railroads
for New Orleana.
The nlicOis makes close connections with
the Chicot railroad, the Parisott line for points
on Yazco river, and the 2. L. Lee for New Or
leans.
For EasS0se0ss, Helena, E'TteFs PGsEs S1d
all way ESnGinge.
The elegant steamer
a. e. WbSGs, ssssgssssezs.Ae.
George Nel6ne mi Ster AL, Cum MINIS CLERK
leaves MONDAG3 and ThUNSOAYS,5 pm
Helena arc beads Ts.-Fg eeA8y Pocket.
The elegant and feet side-Wheel steamer
Geo. EV. Cheek. So
Nat. s. Green. master | D. P. Ds-vis. clerk
VIII leave everv MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY, at pm.
Particular attention paid to freight and pag-
sengeEs for Walnut and Council Bends.
For freight or passage apply on BOARD or 70
GEO, W. CHEEK, Bupt,
Memphis and VicEsburg Packet Comp Sny,
No, 2SS Front street, upstairs,
Or 70 Z. W IlGHTBURNE, Agent.
Rerl 2GS Front street.
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Wonder Of the age.

A NEW and simple Invention, that sffecJu-
"A ally prevents accidents with coel-Cil or
other lamps. Agents wanted. Apply at No.
4.Beale street, I, II. DAVIS, AgenLZ
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IL IAC E.~I's'G--sSSA 9e~f~-a--@
RuG8aa - {

e. u e .
Leaves AeRphis every SATURDAY at p.r
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ROOMS AHD BOARD.

DOOM AND BOARD Pleasant furnished
N room on first floor, with board also, day.
boarders wanted, at 81 Linden street. mh5
bO0MS-Furnished OF unfurnished, with
IL board; terms moderate, at Ito Monroe St..
DooMs AND BOARD-Cau be had at No.
II - Market street. mh4
NoOD accommodations for Mardi Gras vfsi-
4 tors, at IS Mulberry; dRy-boafders wanted.
ID O0MS-Pleassnt rooms, with board, can
II be had at SO Madison street. fb27
sTUREIsRED RooMs--With board; day.
I boaTders wanted, at 179 SECOND ST.
II l65 UNION STREET.
EsOARnERS-WaDte at q Court street;
ID splendid front rooms, furnished, at very
re9sonable rates; references. fb2q
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ENAR-RING-On Thursday night, the top part
IL OF an earring, with a coral rose; the finder
VIII BE- literally rewarded on leaving same at
Nj. PUMPS, l53 Main street. mh5
TAR.RING-In Memphis. February "A, 1876
IL god ear ring, coral SGT. The finder Will
be literally rewarded by leaving the same at
Il. FALLS co. %,
mh5 No y Union 81.
ITAR-RING-On Tuesday, Feb. 9th, small
Ia gold earring. Finder viii be rewaI ded
for It's delivery at the Appeal office. mhS
DIAMOND R1NG-slOO REWARD-On Mon
IL day, February 18th, between the bluff
and the grand stand, at Court Square a cluster
diamond ring Is stones, with the name Leo
nora" on inside. The above reward will be
paid for It's return L. J. wendell,
fb29 No Union street.
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EEKSoNAT.

nIVORCES legally and quietly obtained for
incompRtib ilffy, ETC.; residence unDeces-
RRry; fee after decree. A. GOODRICH, p. o.
box l037, Chicago, Ill. fbl7
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sTRAYED OR sroLEE.

IRpN-GRAY MULE One the night OF 18th
l February, large ircn-gTay horse mule,
seven years old. liberal reward for his re-
turn TO Memphis Oil 90. mh3
EsARE A dark bay mare, three years old,
VI abont IS hands nigh has gray spot on
Ber forehead and right hip, name and tail
long. When last seen she was with small
ltght-brown mule liberal reward Will be
psid for her delivery to
SOLOMON BRADSHAW,
ellis Station,
mh2 Memphis snd Charleston Z. r.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-21
du5e naroda. >

MNICH - MANZEL. Pied civinim
soudem Rime vyiednavala Sc pred ne
davnem neobyGena pre-. Jisty mnich 2
klastera sv Benedikta, jsa iiz klasternim
zivotem pfesycen, opustil roku 1870 syGi
klaster, shodil Sc sebe kutnu, oblek Sc co
obycejny smrtelnik, kofil Sc krasn6 sle-
tincc, nebera zadneho ohledu ma slib
klasterni, ozenil Sc nj. Ovsem ze neob
drzel k tomuto shatku pozehnani cd kne
re, avsak die zkusenosti jinych vede, he
k stastn6mu manzelstvi neui toho vzdy
zapotfebi Sci prost6 ma iitad, snatek
Sc vykonal dfadn6. Avsak sotva nply-
nuly diva m6Sice, byl iiz byvaly mnich
sve mlade zinky pfesycen; pfal 81 poho
dlntjsi zivot, nechtel pracovat lenoseni
nevynaselo. Kdyz pantata i panimama
nechteli snad nemohli dalsi ptispevky
exvelebnemu panu yeti k tomu poskyto-
vati. aby 81 mohl hovEt, zaklepala bida
ma dvefe lenocha brzy Sc rozhostila V
pfibytku mladych manzeld. Tu vzpomel
ST manzel ma tichou komIrku klastefe,
ma hojn9 pokryty st6l refektafi ma Wy
teGna vina, ma zbozne zpovednice, zkrat
ka ma cely zivot pfiiemn6ho lenosstvi, kde
bez starosti, pohodln6m dolce far niente
zivot svdi traviti mohl; rozhodl Sc tedy
ze stane Sc op6t mnichem. JedpohC
krasn6ho dne opustil svou zenu, pospis
do San Paolo zv6stoval svym velebnyn
bratrGm, ze Sc hodla do klastera navrati
ii. Mnichove v6d6li dobfe jeho snatkI
zakonitem, avsak zde Sc jednalo ,,zblol
dilou ovcicku", ktera Sc kajicne yracel'
do ,,svateho stada"! Povazovali to 2;
vitezstvi cirkve, "a odplatu pomstu nj
lidske spoletnosti. Mnich = manzc
vstoupil Ease do kiastera. Aby no vsal
pred moznym stihanim zabezpeeii, posla
Ii no do jednoho klastera cizozemskeho
Opust6na, oklanana manzelka padla d.
t4Eke nemoci trpels bidu nouzi, kdezt
nnich - manEel oltafe msi ,,svatou
6ital, nabozni hlaboce se klaneli, kdy
Jim ,,svate" pozehnani udeloval. Kdy
: pax uboha opustena manzelka sveh
Z otce ztratila, radili j pfatele, aby syeh
mantela zalovala a cd neho prispevek n
i. zivobyti zadala, COZ 80 take stale! Advo
5 kat Centola vedl jeii phi pred soudem
!. zadal, ably mnich byl odsonzen, sye zen
& $50 franki mesitne veplaceti. Soud vsa
Il uzsal, ably mnich vyplacel il mesicne s
: franki. Kdyz byl mnichovi rozsude
n doruGen, opustil Ease klaster vratil Sc
a sve zene.
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DGlezitOSf prirOzenehO
jaZyka.

Nalezl Sc Nemec - prava to bila vra-
ma = kteryz narode nasem spravedlivy
aG pfiznivY soud vydati schopen Jest.
Vynikajici spisovatel ntmecky dr.. Ed
ward Reich vydal pred nedavnem spis
..Studie dust naroda". V knize te mlu-
Vi take reel vdbec, o idealu feel svetove
a 0 reGi jednotlivych kmend narod6, pfi
kterez pfilezitosti dotyka Sc nepfatel Ce-
chd y6bec, potom jednotliveho Gsudku
iakehosi Augusta Theodore Stamina, a
splsob. jakymz .iej odbyl, jest tim zali-
mavejsi, ze jest Stamm toliko specie cele-
ho cetneho drnhu lidi, ktefi zavistivou
zluc svou ma ceskem narode sobe vyleva.
il. PRO zivot telesny mravny, pro
spolecensky. nabozensky statni zdar ma
roda, pravi Reich We SVEN spisu, neni mic
nutnejsi mad peclive yyucovani teci ma
tefske. Zbaviti narod nafeei We pro-
speech pfirozen6 reel spisoyne, mdze byi
pokroku duseynimu prospesno; ale olon
pitt sArod 0 jeho pfirozenou rec,
JEST zdrzovati jeho yyvinoyani Sc, ducba
leho ma staleti oslabovati, mravnost leho
podko payati. Kdyz obyyateli Ingolstad
tn, Drazdan, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS strasny
dialekt ieho SO yezme zah nemecka rec
spisoyna Sc jemu da, tot vzmah4 Sc jeho
dusevni zivot yezmeli Sc mu ale nemecka
rec, vnuti sc mn "a nj rec spanelska, tn
zdrzuie Sc dusevni vyvijeni jeho ' nekoli
ka pokolenich podkopava Sc mraynost
jeho ma dlouha leta. CeskJ narod olou
pill darebaci, katane, jezoyite despotove
o to. 60 neidrazsibo bylo - o lee mattel
skou. Spdsob jak ym Sc to delo, vecne
skvrnon hanebnou zdstane dejinach.
Rozumove mrayni yzd9lani ceskeho ma
roda bylo vysoke, literatnra byla skyela;
ze stfedu tohoto naroda vysly prvni refor-
matorske snahy ma draze cirkevni Po
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-21
POk x On
No. IO4 CrOtOn Street.
Cleveland, ID.
PrSelO maSO.

(Opraz Judou cuosti
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-21

boi, kteremu nem rovno, podlehl narod
ten tainym zievnym utokGm neptatel
cetn6sich sice po6tem, ale duchem srd-
Gem mnohem zpozdilejsim. A dyostoletJ
spanek, vsemoznymi prostFedky, tajnym
statnim pecliv6 podnecovany
ami zatim nepfatele tohoto naroda jedno-
tive udy odniti chtei cd narodniho orga
nismu, ably jej pon6mtili -.dyouStolety
spanek ten nebyl to, ably znicil rec &c
sk6ho naroda. TAX pevn6 souvisi rec
1strojim mozkovym! kdyz zayal novJ
duch Gasu a zbudil Gesky narod zivotu
novemu, kdy2 sebevtdomi sc probouze
10, hedal narod predevsim, co iuu nei
drazSiho, svou rec; nalezl svych zyuk0
op6t, protoze nalezl sam sebe, proto2e ma
lezl svou organisaci, hledal pudu svych
deiin, sveho narodniho zivobyd po tom
samem pravu, po kterem obyvatel NJ
mecka procitnuv hledal pGdu svych dtjin
iakymz pravem zada kazdy vzkfiseny
narod hroudu sveho byt. U tax zname
ntych narod1, jaci jsou narod tesky a
madarsky, znamena ztrata matefsk6 rec
tolik, co duchovni, mravni a narodni
smrt; move nabyti, napraveni matefsk,
te6i znamena zivot prvni zaruku "a zdal
duse naroda.n