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Centennial Exposition.

PHILADELPHIA, May 20.-The pleas
ant weather of Yesterday and to-day has
had marked influence or attendance ut
the Centennial Exposition. a great
increase in the number of visitors being
apparent this morning, II great many
prrple had collected outside OF the gates
,,n hour and halt before the
time for opening. The question OF sun
dav opening is being vigorously dis
cu:>ed, snd there is prospect OF at least
a compromise and partial 1t not the en-
tire opening Of the exhibition on Sunday.
The subject Of early opening and later
closing OF the exhibition Is Also receiving
much attention.
Rapid progress Is making in oomplete
inp details of vsrlou, departments. Soon
everything will be complete. Much
COMPLAINT is made of vandalism among
visitors. particularly in the Art Depart
mept and AT last certain portions OF
Art Gallery has been closed until rail-
mos can be put up. holes having been
nmnrbed in two valuable pictures 10y um-
hrelIas and canes used as pointers by WIS.,
tor. several statues have been defared
~. n.r,ies anxious to know whether
nS.rbIe or plaster was used IN manutsct-
nr. and several exhibitors threaten to
withdraw their goods entirely unless
,,n'a raasrres are taken to stop these
manifestations of barbar'sm'
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graduated on attaining his 10Th birthday
] The Bishop, full of emotion, acknowl'
edged the compliment
The report of the fraternsl mess enger
TO the African Methodist Episcopal Con
| ference, assembled at Atlanta, Georgia,
WAS presented, after which the messen-
gers, DIR. Sherman and Brother Tate, COLI
ored, addressed the Conference, giving
An account of their reception.
Brother Tate said he was Tennessee
farmer, and was at the plow- -hsndle when
he received notice of his appointment as
messenger.
This was received with voci!erous
laughter by the Bishops and members Of
the Conference.
Brother Tate said he had been sold on
| the block three times, and was graduated
after attending Sunday school three Sab
baths. 1t was compliment to him to be
associated with DR.. sherman, IA Masssc-
husctts scholar, but in order to give the
utterances of DR.. Sherman at Atlantis,
full weight and effect, he Tate) had en-
dorsed what DR.. Sherman said.
The Convention of the Eplscopacy
haveng submitted two reports on the
rights of women as preachers, the ques-
tion was brought before the Conference
on an appeal of Mrs. Maggie Van Cott
against the ruling of Bishop Merrill, who
refused 10 ordain her ~ the Deaconate
because she was not local preacher, the
uniform interpretation OF the Discipline
in all cases being that woman Is not
eligible to that office. The subject has
not vet been acted on by the Conference
The Committee ON the State OF the
Church have submitted report on the
expedency of dividing certain confer
enccs IN the South. The question OF
division involves the color line. The re-
port concludes with the following recon.
mendation.
Rc>,ired. That where it is the general
| de, re- uf members of the annual Con
| ference in Southern work that there
! should be no such dlvlslOI at such Con
! ference into two or more Coaiorenccs,
and where il is not clearly 90 be- seen
that such division would favor or I'M
prove the state of work in any Confer
cucc, and where Interests and usefulness
!
! Conference and ul members of churches
in such Conference might be damaged
or imperilIeG by division, it is the
opinion of this General Conference that
such division should not be- made.
Resoirsd, That whenever it shall be
requested by large part of the MEM
Ders of any annual conference in southern
work clearly and naturally expressed,
that such conference should be divided
! into two or more conferences and when
ever it shall appear that the interest of
the work would be promoted 10y such
division without damage to any part
thereof It's the opinion OF this general
conference that such division should be-
made
Adjourned.
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Adjourned
". l.. General Conference Proceed
ings.

BALTIMORE. May 20.-In the Metho.
dist Episcopal General Conference, to.
day. preamble and resolutions were
read and referred recitng that while It u
not the policy or purpose OF tn" NJ. r..
Church in any manner to connect the
church with State or to BRING politics in
our religion, yet in view OF lmplety, un
faitAfulness and corruption IN places of
public trust. the Conference recommends
that members of the church throughout
the country endeayor, by every just and
proper means, to plac" III all cIvII Offices
OF the government only such men a. are
known to possess and maintain true
Christian character and principles.
Bishop Harms announced special
committee on relations with the NJ. +.
Church ; ,utn AZ follows: Rev NJ. ID.
c. Crow,ord. Central New York; Rev.
O.E Fuller, Geergia; Rev. j. =. New
man. Baltimore; Clinton b. Noke, ~.
LOUIS
Rev. Bennett MItchells offered a reso-
luton to remove the disabilities from
women holding Offices in the church.
Referred.
A resolution was adopted that the
bishops select several men Of literary
culture OF whom two shall be- New York
book agents - b. addressed - the COM
ml,tee appointed Yesterday 10 take mo
consideration the change in name and
scope Of the lAdie. REPOSITORY Adopted.
Dr. Wentworth, the present editor Of
the Lafie' REPOSITORY msde statement
OF the disability under which ne labOred
in that position.
DR.. Curry thought the Repository de-
served decent burial, as il had outlived
its usefulness.
The ballot for editor OF the Repository
then took place. ss follows:
Whole number OF votes 2S7, necessary
/ to choice li4 DIR. Garry reeeeIved 81
Steele s3. Wentworth 81 Wellaud -
! the remainder scattering
/ On the announcement of the vote m Ia
bars ross III every pat of the house call
! ing for second ballot aud nominating
D.. Curry.
A second ballot was taken, aud OF th'
2s4 votes cast DIR. Curry got 30, and h
was declared elected amid = genera
clapplng OF hands.
By resolution Bishop Ames wss con
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DODDRIDGE COUNTY.
WEST UNION, May 10, 1876.

WEST MON, May III, loiu'
Editors OF the Register:
The Democrats of Doddridge county
held meeting here on the 18th inst, to
appoint delegates to the Charleston Con-
vention.
Hon V. Langftt was elected presi-
dent and Lewis Raymond sec etary.
The following is list OF delegates APP
pointed to saidconvention:
l.. II. Davis. w. w. Horkinson, g. l..
Roach, S b. Mcmillan, Charles Stuart,
Silas Langftt, C. r. Gain, Charles Bun
nell, Thomas Ash, John Falklnton,
Floyd Nicely, b. II. Maulsby, L.. T. Davis,
l.. K. Charter:
G. G. Davis William Armstrong,
William Mcmillan, 5 7. Davis, j. Pear
son, IL. H. Douglass, j. F. Randolph, IL.
l.. Davis, John Wanstrect, j. A. Sum-
mers, Stuart Chaplin, Jacob Leason,
George Crottre and a. p. Garrett. On
motion the President and Secretary of
the meeting were added to the above Inst
Of delegates.
The meeting was well attended, and,
apparently, much interest was manifested
We hope to give good account of our
selves i'll the coming campaign.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Presbyterian General Assembly.

New YORK, May 20.-In the Presby
terian General Assembly. TO day, it was
announced that the Presbyterian Ali
ance would be convened in Edin burg
Scotland, July 4th, 1877.
The annual report on home missions
showed the organization of 7s churches
and 80 Sunday schools. The receipts Of
the past year were S2SS, 1000, and the ex.
penditures S284,O00.
DR.. Beadle went to Philadelphia last
night, on behalf of the committee in re-
gard to closing the Centennial Exhibi-
tion on Sunday.
DR.. Prime hoped the Assembly would
go to Philadelphia in body to attend
the unveiling of the Witherspoon statue
and suggested that an opportunity might
then occur for meeting with the Centen-
nial Board, thereby giving greater weight
to their proposition to desecrate the Sab
bath.
Adjourned.
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Invest In Real & state.

TINHIS ~ A FAVORABLE TIME 10
Invest In real estate ~ Wheeling.
Property IN low aud money H. not In de
m..ud IN active UniCrpTIscs.
Investments JudiciouslN mpdc ~ rrnl
rstai" possess the two primo element tu h"
sou ht 10y investors, va: Absolute safety
nud certainty 80 increased IN value.
IuliE" shares Ia Incorporated com -
punirs. such Investments Hr" under Your
own control.
with "A smVl" hundred dollars sum" ptiu"
properties tor investment. tall and -oc
u hHt We have.
myh PETERSON n UAktR.
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CASTORIA.

l. a pleasant and perfect substitute in al
celsls, fDT Castor Oh. CAstOrA is the result
Of an ia physicians Effort To produce. for
his own practice. All effective cs,tbaTt!e,
pleasant 70 the taste and free from gripping.
DT. samuel Pitcher Of Hysunis, AsuS.,
succeeded Ia combining, without the use
pf alcohol, a puTEAilye agent a. pl"Lsant
% take A. honey, aud which pO-~.7.ss All
the desirable prop-rtls-- Of & Ca-tOr OH.
II - adapted tO AL ages but l. especially
recon mended " mothers a. Te!labIs
remedy FOR all Disorder 81 the stomach
and tDwels % children. IL - certain,
agreeable, absolutely harmless ana cheap.
~ sbnu!d u. u-ed for wind collie, sour
st0fnarh. worms, cO-ttyenr--, Group, &C.,
then children can have eep and mothers
may rest. -,
J.. Il. kOSe & Co., Of g. Dsy street, New
York, are the sole prrparers oi Csst0ris
after Dr. Pitchers recipe. spn
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Terrific Explosion.

SCRANTON. May 20 "A terrific ex.
ploslon of tire.dsmp occurred this fore
noon at the Oxford aif shaft o.! the ID. l.
X W. Railroad Company in this city, by
whihh one man wss killek instantly and
four seriously INJURED. The fire rushed up
the snaft with ruar, tearing steam pipes
in its course and completely shattering
the heavy timbers of the tower above
ground. and scattering them in all d.
rections. A man named Pstf had just
stepped into the bucket second before
the shock. He Was flung high IN The
air. and then descended four hundred
feet into the mine, where he Mas smashed
to pieces. The gas caught from th'
miners lamps.
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TuE Pitts sburgh Commercial says that
the low standard of mercantile honor
shown during the past year IN frequent
cases of fraudulent bankruptcy, Is now
obtaining wider notice in the public
press Of other cities than ever before. The
agitation OF the subject in Pittsburgh has
almost died out, but if will do no harm
To review the features of the discussion
elsewhere. The most sensible view with
reference 10 the matter is that expressed
by lending merchants in the Eastern hard
ware trade. This view is that wholesale
danlcr, owe Il To their honorable custo-
lners to prevent all such competition as
l. made 10y thirty per cent. compositions;
and that the specdoSt way to restora-
ton OF "a sound business in the future IS
that expressed in the late n. L. STEW
ARTS motto, mo compromise with in
solvents" This principle is, of course
huuorubl" men who have met with busi-
ness mistorluncs not to be prevented by
prudence ard furcsi hit. But more can be
done toward elcvating the standard oi
commrrciul rnor,,ls, not only by eXercis-
ing n strict supervision of all appIlc"'
t.on. for composition III bankruptcy, but
also by refusing credit or cOuntcnance tC
all men whose business record Is tainted
even with n suspicion of dishonorablC
avoidance of mercantile obligations. The
business public should understand that
they are the real guardians of business
morality, and can by example and Prac-
tice, do more than any other power to
remedy the existing evils.
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County Democratic Convention,

PURSUANT TO A REsOL TION
L adopted by the Democratic Executive
Committee of Ohio county, at a meeting
held on the 18th day OF April. MASS
MEETING of the Democrats OF Ohio
county, will be held at the Court House OF
said county on Saturday, May Goth,
1876. at o'clock p. M, for the purpose OF
selecting delegates TO the State Convention
that meets at Charleston June sth. Also to
appoint delegates to the Congressional
Convention. ]. NJ. TODD, Chairman.
n. w. PHILLIPS, Sec'y pro tenn.
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Ar,h. Celebration.

CISCINNATI, May 2l.-The celebra-
ton of the fttieth anniversary orIina-
ton of Arch. Bishop Purcell WAS COM
memorsted last evening. A large num-
ber of his friends called upon him or
sen: valuable presents among the latter
a gold drinking goblet from Cardinal
McClosky, Il solid gold crucitiN from "a
religious order in New York, Seau!i-
fully bound ard Illuminated missa from
Henry Probasco, OF this city, and Il
magnificent gold chalice, ten and halt
inches high weighing seven hundred
pennvweights beautifully engraved and
sparkling with diamonds and smethysts
from his people in this diocese.
Trains this morning on all railroads lead
ing into the ciJv were loaded with visl-
tors who came 10 witness or take part In
the days proceedings. The procession
in the afternoon was composed Of mill.
tarv and the various societies Of the
church and made handsome display,
although somewhat intertered with by the
rain, which commenced falling just pre-.
vious to it, starting on it. line OF march
The exercises will close on Tuesday with
pontitical high mass in the morning IA
the cathedral. participated in 10y Card
nal McCluskey and many visiting bishop
and grand concert in the evening by =
chorus Of three hundred trained VOC S
and an orchestra of seventy-hve musi-
clans ut Exposition Hall
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Rase Ball.

CHICAGO, May 2o.-ChicAgNs g. st.
Louis 3.
NEW YORK, May 2O.-Bostons y M"-
tLsls 4. u
COLUMBUS. May 2O.-Buckeyes Ail'-
rhenles 0. At the end of the eisht !ho III :,
ming the game stood to I, and on tne un
first half of the ninth in ming the A.ie-
~henies .kicked" on the decision oi the
umpire and left the field, when the game
was given TO the Buckeyes.
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BAN KS.
CAPITAL, s25O.ooO
Bank of the Ohio Valley
Successor TO
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING

This Bank is orgrniEed and prepared 10
transact the business OF banking In all its
details.
IL succeeds the First National Bank of
Wheeling; is owned by the same share
holders, and is under the same manage
ment.
BY carefully regarding the interests ofits
correspondents and depositors, and by "A
prompt and faithful execution of their
wishes, IL hopes 10 merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject tn check at
sight, received from banks, bank ers, FIRMS,
corporations and Individuals.
Certificates OF deposit issued payable on
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
JoHS X. BorSFORp WM. X SIMPSON.
JACOB =. RHODES, WIN. A. TURNER,
GEORGE ADAMS, JOHN l.. HOBiS,
GEO. W. FRASZHEIM, u. G DEWEY,
HESRY NJ. HARPER my.l
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

An explosion at Dupont. powder mill
Wilmington, Del, Saturday morning
killed tour men.
The Housa CommItt.o on Rule, ba.
agreed u report that Fizhugh IL An i'm
proper person TO be doorkeeper of the
House, and will recommend that the
offices Of Sergesnt-at-Arms and Door
keeper be consolidated.
\ special report of the explosion a;
Bergen tunnel, Jersey City, gives tn"
number o, oou.e- injured al jj2. The
damage ia estimated at about 10000
a large number Of suits have been b..
gun against the railroad company.
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Reduction IN Railroad Rafss.

New YORK, May 20.-Samuel Carpen-
penter, general eastern passenger agent
of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
announces reduction Of 90 per cent N
rates for Cincinnati and St. LOUIS.
Excursion tickets 10 Cincinnati viii! lie so
and $27 ~ II. Louis. ExcursionIsts may
stop of in Philadelphis going or rcturL-
ing.
The Erie Railroad Company an
uounce half rate. for delegates 10 Cin'
clnnati and ST LOUIS and excursion tick
cts for other visitors. Tie kets good fol
10 days before and days after the con
yentloD.
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LOOK OUT, FARMERS!
The Thoroughbred Stallion
Billy Conners,

VIII max" T." s.HsDn pi ls5S, ~ B.ibaHy,
Brooke o.. W. Va, except -RtnrIxI q,
tor so fyT single s"rs ice, and tJ ID. Nry-
-0n, both pay ab +" ia advance: sb 10 10
sure, payHbl" ~ s'pu A. The mar" isknoS n
TO be- with foal. Billy tOnBsrp lsR Tisb
dark chestnut zGTTsI, -, Lauds high, All q
Iaz JarH "a falf race hOrss.
PEDIGREE Billy Coun"r- was sirrd by
Imp. FaLL0lettO and wa bred by 4. Es.Be
KichA d., al kentucky.
FIr-. dam. WaK wing by Wagner. 2Bd
dam. Eruneth by imp. Gisnroa: ~ dam,
Magdalsn by AnsiDc sth dam, Krph dam
rs -umpteT: 9TH dam. by Louis Eriipse
sth dam, Harla w CTaigE Alfred Nh
dam. by TaylOr's Beliairr; sth dam, ~
imp. Motley -es BTuc-s -tud HOOK. Fsr
further pAfuculATs ,nqulTr OF THDA ~
CHEEK. BsthAuy, Brook Co., W. Va.
api5-lTs. b-g
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severe StOrn.

PlrrsBuRGn, May 20--At one O'CLOCK
this afternoon severe storm pa.seu W.
this city. 1t WAS OF short Duration ias'-
ing not half an hour, but did conslder"-
ble damage, Several buildings were
damaged. but so far as known no lives
were lost. Lightning struck chimney
on the new Seventh Avenue Hotel whiie
the quests were ut dinner. The falling
chimney crushed in tbs roof of the kltch-
en-, iniuring eight girls, employees OF the
house.
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rI,HREE BEAUTIFUL FAUMH PoE
i zEi"iu Jefferson county. W. Va, within
one mile and hgli oi thATIsStOVn asd
Dufi-Id's drIoi. Thcs" farms conthib'lIi ID,
10 Hui ~ acro- ~ splendid land. my
acres 81 the unimpTpN"d portion Di one pi
these farms sold Tor 90 per nrTvt iuc' ihs
war These farms can nov br bought fOT
from 80 tO s7O per acre. For paHirblar
addrrA, john ". GIENs,
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WooDvILLE, May 18th, 1878.
To Governor Ntonc: :

Quiet has been restored through
out the county. The troubled could have
been avoided had not the coloreo
people fred into my posse They Were
advised by their Leaders TO Kill whit
people from Crndl"y-. Have arrested
some of the ringIeadrr- and may get
more Politics has nothing t. do with
affairs. Prominent coured men were
With me attempting to pscliy them
Thrr wuuld listen to no advice. | APP
prrhehd no further trouble
Signed w II NOBLE, Sheriff.
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Tn. wilkinson County Trouble,

NEw ORLEANS, May 20. The follow
ing dispatch from the sheriff ot NrIkln-
son county will explain the troubles m
that section. No particulars NJ Ia the
number of killed and wounded has been
received, but lts known the number has
been exaggerated.
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Saturday night Charles Francis Adsms G'm.
mas selected bv the Centennial O'm-
r"ittas Of New York city Tor orator Oh
the Fourth of July.
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At'hetlina Geai5ter.
GoH closet Saturday at ll24.

The rrcGther to-day to'H be partly
cio,uln, ,oih north to r0sst iot'tdS, tattt'tg
tro,Dfrotars a,m rain.
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Cheapest House in the City.

MAKk TT SQUAItE, Ntt OND WAIlD.
~ Bar, Gold soap iorsl.
~ lbs. Chuic" ~. -. sugar fpr 81
" Cans Choice Tomatoes fort 81 IN.
And canned goods oi every KIND at low
rates
-Ihoic. Teas from bir tu NJ per pound.
Also, CrIIg's Baking powder, The bcsi IN
the city.
ENumin" my rnu tuck bctar- you make
,,.tt t.nrflas,s4
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c. p. BROWN,
Three Farms for Sale.

I9G MARKET STREET, opposite McLur'
~
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BsrbrsGer . gnnb. General gSamber.

Ssrbredsr i. 8nun. General gtdmber.
latin, Der yerralter bes StaatsjuGtbaufes
BON M%aTadufetts, sat Dor Der @taatsse.
fsssebuns fOlsenbe Grfldruns al : so
metz. bag In Der 9tabt 8cfon elm resel.
mabts crsantfrter gunb BON 9srbrsGern
nit etncm SrdFDenten, 9ileprdfbenten, Se.
trstdr unb S&abmetfer beReBt. Derfelbe
bait rssslrdStse Stsunsen unb BAT fete
VOrltrtften aber &ufnabme neuer Mttslte.
Der. Sn Der Ramensltfe Der Rttalteber
linO &uSrtten fur bas @sri&t, bas fe ser.
urtastite, unb bic @~sfansniFs, tn benen fe
tRre Strafen atfa6en. SIN ben gisunaen
wsreen bic befen RetbUben gum Grbre6sn
pom 8anten. @elbfptnben. @asastnen unO
csl. beiprchen; ma bebattirt iber bic
Ibdtt9fett Der Criminals epOtaten unb iber
pie Musfi6ten Ycn gerbreGern, bic Dor Sc.
rtHtsn feben; man 3etst Dtebsperfseuse
Dor unb pruft neue Grinbunsen in biefem
5aHe; man be3a6lt r~eSelmdstse 8ettrGse
~ etnea Sonb, aus wsl9em @bpotaten
bs3ablt unS trantsn Mttsliebrn pafenbe
spetisn unb Getrdnfe tn bic @efdnsutGe ae.
fttdt psreen."
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Sbee tn Mmerifa.

Der Mnbau Der 3beeRaube In unIern
@Olffaaten TT porfOmmen erfolsrei1, unb
ein G~rseusnt6 erfsr 8lafe fam selteferi
perben, ba bic @Fanse Bier 70 gut n6&a
unS seeetbt rute tn gbtna unb Sapan. Bel
Der @eptnnuns bes Gtess 1T d9nlt@ pts
bort gu psrfatren bic nod Jung unb sari
absenrn n, menen gldtt6en werben tn ether
DSrre 70 nett erbtst uns erntt&t, pber nell
sema1t, Sab fe nit Ser 9ane f6 reiben
uno rotten lafsn, wcna6 fe pDIfCmmen ae.
trrdnet unp cann uOblperiHlofsn. aufbe.
pabrt perDen. Iu6 bas fipltHere Ialt.
%fornten TT trefftG gum G6eebau aeetanei
unb letGt tOnnten wtr Bier uniern aan,er
8ebarf er3teben, penn bic ;par let&te, abe,
ptsl 3ett unp Sorsfalt erfparenbe Mrbet'
Der NenfAenbano 70 pctlfet, pte in Der
aFattfhen ednbern gu tdben mare, nab.
renb Der uette transport niGt bod In an
l6lls tommt. 3ter se3osener 1bee lot
$l.5O bas @lunb mertb fetn-perslt&en mi
Dem 9rsife ess eew6tnltden einsefa0rteu
Ebess.
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I. 9ermann SaumFarf. Gus Cincinnati
wtrb ssmslbet, tas 9err SrOfeFor 9ermann
8aumfart tafelbf TN glitter Don 81 Sabren
an Der SHptnbfuGt setOrben TT. Gr mar
aus Srsiturs i'm 81bti6en sebirtts unc
Hustrte In 6eibelbers protetanttfHe Sbec'
logic. @ts frlter Or. 9rcfefOr @arimi'
ltan Otrtsl, 70 fan, I'M Sabre. 1860 Baum
tart ats proclamation SbeOlose mad ben
Der. @taaten, UNI BIER Elm Stretter Der ia
tbOltfhsn Stride au werben. Gr trat sra
las luttertl6e seminar su CT. Qcuis. wuree
bann lutterif&er Yfarrer tn Quincy, Sn.,
betratbsts bort, mar etne 3ett lang hubert
f1er Yfarrer In &urcra. 3D., febrte 1864
mad ct. 9Ouis aurif, warb YrcfeGor am
bcrttsen lutbertfHen Semtnar, rn9ete aber
mad etnisen Sabren biefe 9tene rresen iet'
ner 6%tnnetsuns gum Satboltctsmus aufse'
ben, ME ein rabttales 8latt bertGtft, une
mar etne 3eit lang an Der oamals In ct.
2outs eri&etnenesn 3ettuns Die Neus
@elt" belGdfttst. tAber i'm Ssptember
1859 trat er SfsntliG 3ur tdtbClii1enStrHe
iber, mad BEN 8Crsanee letnes Sruters
In Saben. Ssbo& wubte fetner Der 8rlDer
pom gOrtabsn ees &ntsrn. 8otb baraui
Iternabua er bic &ebatttoR bes .6erelo bee
@laubens" In ct. 2Outs unO tur3 bernaG
bic bes y@abrteitsfreunb" tn Cincinnati,
welhe er bts az feinem SDse NIT Salient
unb @dsieuns sefabrt BAT.
90 lautst felbf bas 3sasnib Oss Seq
ners.
R6ae Der @eimseeonsene ruben TIM Srte'
ben!