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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-15
THE RAILROAD BOND QUESTION

The following communication, written
from Stranger, should have appeared some
time ago, but was by some means mislaid.
1t il just as good, however, at present:
EDITOR TINES / see in a late issue of your
paper. an article headed ''Our Bonded In
debteness" that reflects somewhat on "con-
clave OF Citizens, rs the writer call them
that met at the Court House to instruct the
County Board in our bond matters. Now
was not at that meeting, but am most sure
ly in close sympathy and feeling with them,
and would have gone further tnan they did
in .repudiation," If you please to 30 call IL =
but this i deny i'm full. There never was q
legitimate Railroad Bond issued i'm this coun-
ty or state, there is something besides an act
OF the legislature needed to make Bond le-
gitimaie- The act must be in accordance
with the Constitution of the State. viii
cite the gentlemen to Article IL, Section s.
of the Constitution, / suppose he is familiar
with il, no doubt, as he appears to be one of
the law dIvines, by signing his name in some
unknown tongue. / would further ask Is a
mere act of the Legislature TO set aside the
Constitution Is the gentleman willing as a
Taxpayer, II such he is, TO concede to the leg
islature the right, I'm the face of the plain pro-
visions of the Constitution, 10 give n mort
gage on his property To pay Whatever they
see 1T TO authorize? II our Constitution is
not TO be obeyed and respected We have no
government whatever. Are not our officers
an judges sworn to support the Constitution
not the acts of the legislature; therefore
and every law of self preservation, say there
are no legitimate railroad bonds, and there
can be an innocent purchaser of said bonds
No man can plead ignorance i'm the face of
the Constitution. 1 suppose Fe Tine Leate
means fee me and will help You.
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TEE rRISEpENT AND THE SEN.
hrE.
II 81. l,,.lt s.srr .,.,

If there shoald ssishappily lie split
between the President and the Senate-oi
which there seems 10 be- some little danger
At PRESENT. is more than probable that all
the southern members will join with the
administration members from the North. in
support Of the administration At eau
Gus OF Southern members held last Sunday
evening, at which all the leading men Of the
South were represented, the expressions of
opinion made it very apparent that the
Southern members were not disposed TO ac-
quiesce in any factious opposition to the
Presidents appointments. A number of
Northern Senators prominent among
whom are Mossrs. Christiancy, Dawes and
Hoar-have also declared themselves very
positively against the effort to get up a
fight" the Massachusetts, Senator's declaring
that the result of the recent election in their
State warrants them in standing squarely
by the President
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Representative BLAND spoke in favor OF
the bill and the committee adjourned.
\ committee OF caucus Republican Sena-
tors, headed by Mr.. Edmunds, had long
conference with the President this evening,
and il is understood, July acquainted him
with the general tone and sentiments of the
criticisms expressed concerning the various
features OF his policy
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LONDON, November l3.--A Russian Off
cial dispatch states that General Heimanr
advanced against Ezeroum Thursday night
but his columns lost their way in the dark
ness. Three Russian battalions captured a
fortified position near Aziza. and although
obliged to Withdraw before superior force
carried off five hundred and fiity-nine pris-
oners The Russians lost thirty-two killed
and six hundred wounded.
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THE ONLY SURVIVOR.

Oliver Brown, son of Old John, and the on
" survivor of the old mans Harper's Ferry
army, is living alone on Jay Cookies island,
Gibralter, in Lake Erie, and is thus photo
graphed by a correspondent:
He is a tall, muscular fellow, with shaggy,
overgrown beard, and hair once red, now al
most entirely gray: a bronzod complexion
and large, full, honest-looking blue eyes.
His summer garb is generally a tatiered, un-
bieached cotton or check-blouse shirt; a paiI
OF patched homespun pantaloons, and "A tat
tered straw hat. His feet are usually bare
He is a bachelor, and very gallant in his
manner to ladies, " HON he warmly welcomes
when they visit Gibraltar
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Administrators Notice.

STATr OF KANSAS, -
COUNTY or I.EAEENwOETH,
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RECOGNIZED auG hoFIty Throughout tEe United
states gId Cana,Ias u.on IN lttelsoi
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ExGIayD.S POSITION,

The Earl OF Beaconsfeld, at the Lord
Mayors banquet in London last Friday
night: defined anew the policy OF the Eng
lish Government with reference to the Eas
tern troubles. There were some things in
his speech which indicated that the British
lion was not in a mood to have his tai
trodden upon in the vicinity OF CONSTANT
nople Should the war extend into another
campaign, and the Ministry preserve it.
present attitude, Great Britain may not finc
1t so easy to keep on the outside.
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Distressing News from Cuba.

HAVANA. November l3-The distressing
tidings of the imprisonment, banishments
and executions in increasing numbers have
been received in Puerto Plata. Nearly one
hundred citizens were sent in chains ON ten
schooners to the city OF San Domin o.
Among the prisoners was the Peruvian
Consul Some were taken forcibly from the
Consulates, where they had taken refuge.
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Democratic Senators, Caueu..

WASHINGTON, November l3.-The Dem
ocratic Senators had a caucus to-day, with a
view to advising all members OF the COM
mittee on privileges and elections as to the
best mode OF procedure, and against de-
lay, especially in the case OF E,Istis, OF Lon
isiana, who had no contestant, and the case
OF Butler against Corbett, OF South Carolina
concerning. which all of the acts are before
the committee Without action the caucus
adjourned until Thursday.
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FALSE PRETENSEs IN ADyERTIS.
ING

EDITOR TINE-It has been said tha;
there is nothing criminal in the advertise.
meut Of the "North Western Mutual Insur-
ance Company" referred to IN my commu-
nication published in the Sunday edition
OF your paper. In . case tried in the Su.
perior Court Of New York, Chief Justice
Curtis, in his charge to the jury, makes use
of the following language:
The Law knows no difference between prr.
fences that are false except in the deeree OF
moral or criminal turpitude, and in the pun.
iahment that attaches 10 them. The man
who seeks by false statements in REGARD q
his busineo through IN adve1tissment 10 A.
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WASHINGTON, ID. C., November l3.-
Messrs. SpofOrd and kellogg have been re-
quested by the Senate committee on privi'
leges and elections TO make short briefs oI
their cases each to be submitted to tbeoth-
er for special rebuttal, and upon which
buttal special evidence will be taken.
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WASHINGTON, ID. C., November I3, | A. NJ.
For the Upper Mississippi, and Lower
Missouri Valleys: Partly cloudy weather,
areas of light rain or snow. warm southeriy,
shifting to colder northwest winds, and
rising barometer.
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PURELY VEGETABLE,

onfai ming those Southern Roots and Herbs
countries where Liver Diseases most prevail.
u will Cure alt Uiseases Caused by 0efanqement
of the LIVER and Bowels
The symptoms Of Liver Complaint are a
bitter or had taste In the mouth; Pain in the
Back, sides or Joints, often mistaken for
rheumatism; sour stomach; Los, of Ape
tits: HDW-i- Alternately cOstIve and lax
Eeasacns; Loss of Memory, with "a painful
sensation OF having failed to do something
which ought 10 have ben done Debility,
Low spirits "a thick, yellow appearance OF
the skin and Eyes, "A dry tOush often mis-
taken for Consumption
Sometime many o. these Syh YtornS attend
the ,iise-- at 9th p ry few bu, t,,.- Ii
the l..r-s :. D.g ia "a the body, il generally
fh.- SEA Of ,li~s-st-r and If not Reyuiar..I IN
time, great suffering, wretchedness and DEATH
will en~Ue.
can recommend as an effIcacious remedy
for di~eit~. Of the Liver, Heartburn and Dy>-
.. psia, simmons Liver Regulator.
LEWIS u. WUNDEg. ASS stant T.. W
hl5 Master street, Phiiade pi.ia
ave have tested its virtues, personally and
know that for Dyspepsia. BliionSn.s-, aud
Throbbing Headache, II II tie b. It m..iicine
the world ever SAW. We have II. I'd forty Of n
er remesiis~ before simmons Liver Regulator
but none of them CAV. us more than tenn .-p-
r.ry reiie ; but the Regular not not only re-
hcvtf, but curs-d us--ED. 1sLtaRAPH AND
ME5s1;sGEK Macon, Ga.
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
J. H. ZEILIN 6 CO..
MACON, GA, and PHILADELPHIA
Hfaes u. So1a by al DrugEists.
1ues-thuT-sat-
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A AQUESrlON OF ETIQUETTE.

Why don't Gov. Anthony let loose on a
Thanksgiving proclamation :-Atclison Pufri-
ot
He isstanding out on matter of etiquette
He thinks it's Gods place to issue the proc
lamation, and return thanks to the Cover
nor, for having kindly permitted Deity to
manage things another year.
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HAVANA, November II. On the 3lst
ult, an engagement took place at the Pinal
DE Morgie Oriental Department, between
about 400 insurgents, under Maceo, and
some 800 Spanish regular troops under Col.
Valenzuela. The Spaniards were surprised
while breakfasting, and lost twenty-five
killed, and tifty-three woun led. The in
surgents reported, repulsei with loss un-
known
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-15
SHAKY.

Rumor says that two more of the Law
renee banks are in trouble. They are both
largely interested in the dam, and its re-
pairs are costing round sum. One of the
drafts for material for the dam was delay
ed in its payment some days for want OF
funds. The financial condition of many
of the banks is bad.
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aNIMPORTANT VICTORY.

The New York Times thus summarizes
the benefits accruing to the state OF New
York by the choice of Republican Senate
at the ateelection:
The Tammany scheme to resdistrict the state
and SO gain absolute control Of the Legisla-'
ture for an indefinite period, must now be
abandoned, the passage of fair and honest
npportionment bill can be secured, and by
the cooperation Of the Assembly, In which
IL is believed the Republicans will also have
small majority, the much-neded munici.
mai reform measure will doubtless be passed
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Will NOf Accent.

PARIS, November l3.-President Mae
Mahon declared, yesterday, to the minis
tiers that in the presence OF the violent ac-
cusations brought against them in the
chamber, and which equally affected the
whole government, he could not accept their
designations, and begged them to remain at
their posts.
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THE SILVER QUESTION.

LEASENwoRTH, Nov. II, 1871.
EDITOR TBIE:-The thimble full of
brains which fills to overAowing the capa-
cious Uranium of the autocrat who presides
over the destiny and directs the editorial de-
partment of the p. p obnoxiously protrude
themselves SO frequently upon an intelli-
gent public on q subject 80 utterly incom-
prehensible to said brains that want of pa-
thence impels me in behalf OF those who
seek truth to request that you protect them
through your paper against the Aimsy,
fatulent efervescence of this P-etri6ed
P-Fotoplasm.
Irsier you TO the editorials on the finance
question generally, and to the editorial of
Saturday evsnisg on the aSilver BILL
specially, n vAfcA the comments rive evil
deoce of = nscA lack of knovledee on
thee subiscb = he same writer evinced In
attempting 70 Gfve the record Of M. Lowe.
In tie laas enmQaign-
Il i altoge1hef unnecessary to quote from
Tie astic3s = question, suffice i ay thss
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CErTINGE, November l3-The Montene-
grins, yesterday, captured the fort com
manding the town OF Antevarie, with its
garrison, two guns and quantity OF am
munition and provisions. The Montene-
rrins are advancing on Anteyarie
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The Cheapest, Purest and Best
Family Medicine in :he World.

For DYSPEPSIA, CNSTIPATION, Jaun-
dice. Bilious attacks, Sick Hesdace, C1il,, De-
preston of Spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heart
Euru, sc.
This unrivaIIod Southern Remedy IL war
ranted not to Conts a single particie OF MeF-
cury, or any Injurious mineral substance, but
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-15

BUCHAREST, November l3.-Generai
Shobeloff, has established himself in his
newly captured position. The final Turk
ish attach was repulsed by fire Of seventy
cannon. The Turks lost heavily.
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SENATOR lycau.s

The friends of our senior Senator-and
their name is iegion-have just reason to
feei proud of the honor that has been done
him by the Senate in appointing him to
the place on the committee of privilege.
and elections, made vacant BY the de,sh Of
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-15

ST. PETERSBURG, November IL. The
'Gaiis" publishes special from the Rus
sian headquarters before kars, which SAYS,
the Soghautic and Efivan columns, have
taken un their position near Erzerum.
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CENTENNIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS.

Philadelphia is raising fund OF - ,000
TO purchase complete set OF photographs
to be preserved in Independence Hall
representing everything of interest exhibi-
ted at the Centennial Exposition.
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RUSSIAN WAR NOTES.
seryia Has Decided aO Enter the Field.
and . PrOclamati0n tO Her Army

LONDON, November 13.-The foIlowin;
is a text of the Times" Belgrade correspon
dents dispatch reporting that the participa
ton Of Servfa in the war was received from
a most Trustworthy source, and that the ac
near at hand.
Another subsidy of two million franc
has arrived from Russia.
An extraordinary Cabinet Council wa
held yesterday under the presidency 0
Prince Milan in il, which was stated that
the participation of Servia in the war wa
determined on. A proclamation to the
army is said to be already prepared.
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FOREIGN.
The Pope sill Lin-crS.

ROME, November l3.-There is no found
alton for the alarming rumors current at
Paris yesterday about the Pope, who still
suffers from weakness but whose condition
has not recently become worse
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-15

| Two American ladies have made the as
cent of Mount Popocatapetl, in Mexico,
l. $50 feet above sea level-Mrs. Skilton
wife of the United States consul general,
| and Miss BERTHE Read, of Missouri.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-15

The Chicago Tribune says that when he
goes before the Democratic Convention in
1880, it will be as "Gen. George B. Nc
Ciel!an, of News Jersey and York"
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-15


COUNTY or IEAEENwuETH, J
T., the P,oGdie Court II suid County and Satc.
In the Matter Of tine ESiata or
JOHN &. WHITE, Deceased. J
N-oTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN. That Lot
\ t.Ts oI Administration have Dv' grant
III 20 the undersigned ON the e>ts t. OF IOnn g..
White. late OF said county, deceased by The
Honor bic, the vrop.tt Court of the County
and STATE. afprs-aId. tiat'',i the i2th day Ut No
yrInI,t-r, \ -. lN.1- Vow al p-rS"u> nav ~
Claims against tTe said estate ARE hereby nGtI-
ri,d hat they must present. the same to the
under :! gned for allowance within On" year
from the date Of SAID Iatte.S, or they In1y Ice
preciu,ie,I FROM any benefit of sucn c.t,j", (,
and that If sucn claims be not exhibited
within three years after the date of sid ISt-
ter> tH.y shall be forever AIRED.
J. r. AUSERMAN, Administrator, of the
estate of John &. White, deceased
November 18th, lS.1.
IS WITNESS WHEREOF, ], the Cnde signed
Probate Judge of L.s,V-HwOT.u tDUu-
" have hereto :. { nav hand and alliN-
TSFAT.Iti the seal OF the sail Probate Court,
this l2'h day of November. y. II. lSI1.
NEWTON Mann, Probate jude.
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Cabinet Meeting.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., November 13-Tht
Cabinet, to-day, gave attention to the ap
pointments TO be made the present week
notably, postmastership at st. Louis, and
collector OF customs of New Orleans.
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A Warm Reception.

LONDON, November ia Russian off
cial dispatch, dated Boght, Nov. llth, say,
the Turks, last night, attempted to -urprI-.
General Skabelofi's position. bur the Rus
slams were warned and allowed the Turk-
to approach within hundred PAGES, when
they received them with heavy iire. The
Turks retreated to their entreDched posi-
ton. and maintained 4 violent fire until two
O'Clock thi, morning
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VEaETiNE
Purif;es the blood Reno
Yates and irvigorates
the Whole System.
ITS MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARE
Alternative, Tonic, Solvent, ard
Diuret:c.
vegetine RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

MR. IL. r. STEVENS.
Dear Sir.-I will most cheer
fully ada my testimony toIhe
great number you htSe al
ready received iu favor OF
your great and goo.I meci-
Gin. Ncgetine, for / do not
think enough can be said In
its praise for | was troubled
over thirty Years with thai
dreadful disease Catarrh. and
mad such bad coughins-spciIS
that 10 would seem a> though
| never could breathe any
more, and Ne.etiu. has cur, Il
me; and | do feel To than X
God all the time that there j.
~ good "A medicine a. Nys,.-
tine, and | also think il out
Iof the best medicines fol
Coughs, and weak. >inkin.
\ feelings at the stomach, and
iaiviS.' everybody To- take iht
iNegrtine, for can aS>ur,
them il j. one of the best mcd,
[, .cIut> that ever was.
Mrs. l.. GORE,
! Tor Magazine ant Walnut
irr,tS, Cambr.dg-, Ma>,>,,-
Ichusetts.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-15

CONsTANTINoPLE, November Is. -Pri-
vate telegram states that the attack on Er-
zerum WAS renewed on Sunday.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-15

There was . collision on the elevated
railroad yesterday afternoon, which fortu-
naaely resulted in injury Only to the rolling
stock. The brakes were out of order.
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HEAVY FIGHTING.

1t is reported that heavy fighting, favor
able to the Turks, has been progressing at
Plevna for the past two days. Chefket
Pasha has gone TO Shipka-
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SpT-TH EpsiToS, Feb. :, 1870.
UR ~TFN ~.
Dear -IT:-I aIyr taken sew
'rstl bptilrs of VOW NEGETINE
tnd am convinced thai u j. a
yaluabl- remedy for bySp- p
la. Kidney Complaint, aud
General debility ri the >y>-
tenn
can heartily recommend if
10 all suffering from the above
complaints:
Yours Il -~pcctfuily.
Mrs. MUNRpE PAEETR.
- .Ath ms street.
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posr-oFFlCE CHANGES IN KANSAS

l,OST.OEFlCE CHANGES IN KANSAS
During the week ending November 10, 1877,
furnished by VIM. Van Week, ofthe Post
Office Department.
ESTABLISHED.
Bridge, Saline county, Mary ). hing
man; Osma, Phillips county, Daniel u.
Hooaer; Rocklow, Allen county, William
Leonard Stanton, Miami comfy, John ID.
Day
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
c. TIE EsGTEil
= CONTINUOUS STREAM
Freight ana Express.
.sE,; GOODS
Are Rolling in at tie Famous Dry
Goods House of
Sc aneman
&
5 ngl@ ton,
And never before has if been their
Privilege TO offer such decided
bargains. Read and Reflect.
NEW GOODS
Are Rolling IN at tie Famous Dry
Goods lnt,Sa of

New dress goods in kuickerbocker effects,
at Sc.
Handsome new chcne effects. n, Zoe.
Mo.air Aip,cas, at 2uc. regular price
Pc.
Armour Ca>hmercs, at 25c.; sold else
where al ;;5c. and loc.
Best Pacific rercaios, at zoe.
All wool cashmere, AT soc.
;6-inch Black Cashmere, at 60c.
iS-iuch Black Cashmere, at soc.
Unbleached Canton flannel, &c sold usu-
ally at SEE
Good Dark Prints. &c.
Atwood Red FlanneI, lSc.; elsewhere
pc.
Heavy "z. Jeans, at 15c
Wool filling Jeans, Doc
6-lb. Atwood, honie-u.a,le Blankets, at
$500.
felj skirts. at toe
White Blankets. at 500
Heavy nblcachcd >hceting, at SIC
All-wool. home made Cashmere, at 65c
Fine Cloth finish Waterproof at 65c;
sold everywhere at Sl.0o.
Ladies Merino Vests, at soc.
Mems Nerino Shirts and Drawers, 35c.,
i0c. and SOC.
,hiIdryus stocking, pair for &c
zoe. Nhai,hune torSets for joc.
Genuine BalbrisganS, n, 81 !c.
Fine Damask Towels. 1T 500 per dozen.
- dozen SILK iiaudSerchieis at 2jc.
a. REMEMBER a
These Prices can only be
found at the Live Dry
Goods House of
Sciluneman & Singleton.
uoylIwtf
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-15

tbs b-st way to keep a boy at home In '..S
theeyeninSs is TO buy him one OF t,.e cii' s.p
presses and printing outfits offered in another
column by the New York Courier Company.
The representations o. the advertisement
can be depended upon, and We know Il no
better means OF intoxicating business habits
in boys than are offered by these novel and
useful machines
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-15

In the Matter of the ESiats. Of
JOHN &. WHITE, D-, ceased.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-15
NEHENET ALI

will take command of the divisions at Or
cka1ice.
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GIVES
Health, Strenghth
and Appetite.

My daughter has received
great benefit from the Us, OF
Ne2etine. Iier GecliniI.
Iealth was a source of great
anxiety To all her friends y
few bottles OF NeletiHe rr-
stored her health, sJTcng h
ana appetite.
y. II. TILDES,
Insurance and real estate
,gHnt, No ~, ScaTs Building.
Boston, Mast.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-27

Gattoltca fir 1877 1T ioeben perSiientli9t.
Wir entnebmen ibm bic folsenben Nnsaben !:
lm 81. December 1876 CAB es 81 Garot:
ndle, IL Eatriar9en beiber Giten, $50
gr3biidOfe unb giitOfe pom Iateiniiaen
Ritus, bic in ibrer OiSceie pobnen, so
Grsbti6ofe unb gii9ofe uon orientalii9em
&itus, 27o grsbii90fe unb gii3Ofe in
partibus infdelium, % gatriar9en, Org
biidOfe unb SiidOfe, Die teinen Sitel mebr
baben, II Srdlaten nullius dioeceseos, i'm
@ansen l175 Mitslieber Der bDberen @eiit.
Ii9feit. @dbreno bes gontificats BiuS'
TX. bate bic tatbolii9e Sierar9ie folsens
ben 3uwadS: "a 0ii9ofsiise wurben gu
MetropOlitaniisen erboben unb 5 Mstros
poIitaniise neu einseridtet. $50 gii9ofss
iiible wurben neu sei9aifen, 8 Sii9Ofe
nullius dioeceseos e%rnannt; ferner 8 apoltos
lti9e 9elesatiOnen, 80 apoitolii9e Sreari:
ate unb Is apoituliide 9rdfectureu einses
ri9tet, ;uiammen 2l3 neue Stelen.
9Sic cinem rbsinii5en glatte mitses
tbeilt wirb, lit bic @r. 8Onisin Maris pon
9%annouer ibOn lansit in 8ien gum &atbos
licismus Ibergetreten, unb ibre brei Rinber
ioleu benz miitterli6en geiipiele gefolet
iein, nur babe man Gus Giitii6t auf Den
66nis @eors bis iest bic Yer0fientli9uns
oteles 9laubenswe3iels uermieoen.
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SMsembursis ches.
Gereiniste Staaten.

@ieoer iiub uns cine @nsabl Namen
uon 9uremburser, bic bier in BEN Ser. ct.
uIs Brieiter I'M @einberse bes Serrn ar:
beiten ober ais Sroensbriioer wirfen, su.
sesansen, ba mir aber mutbmaben, bob es
nod ieet ni9t aue fino, 10 idieben mir Die
SubIifation nod bis CUR nd4iten Ger. bin:
aus. @ir benuten Die 9elesenbeit Die
bo9w. @eiltli6en uno uniere 9eier i'm Qla:
semeinen gu bitten uns Die Namen aler
Srieitsr mit5utbeilen, Die a) bier in BEN
y. ct. Written II. beretts eitor
ben inb, NIT ALIEN, 10 as iiberib
betannt IT. b) bic bier
written II. b ann mad @uropaSus
ridtebrten. Son iol9en @siiIi9en,
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