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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-15
Nsr traei Die gaupttbuIO an orr
I).rwilosrung uufsrer e3ussnb
20 9lu 3D.

uDas lieat in benz jeBtscn !3eitSeif
tae fd bic &tnper ntdt mebr Stel aus
ben Gltern nader, bore i6 aneere 81
tern er,pieoern ; MA friber bat Elm gan;
onberer @eit unter Der Su9enb 9eberri9t
iebt III bic 8elt aber gang anbers setspr@
benL tinS sesen ZEN Strcm f1nnen mir
ntdt fdwimmen. 8tr tbun tniere
Sdulbisfeit; im llebrieen lalfen Mrs
sebsn mics sebt mir f6nnen eS bod
niGt anbern." 8arre i6 nur 81 Mits
tern rsten, tann l6wieS' id bier fill, benn
@eiber miGen ia INNER faS lebte Wprt
baben, penn le aud neunmal wi6en, bab
lie i'm llnredt linp. @ber aud fur Sa1
ter fdreite id. @ie itsbt eS renn NIT
bieler Gntf6ulpisuns? So Der 3eitSeif
bic Sfsnhide Weinuns in uniern Tasen
III I'M Mleemeinen lebr Serfebrt. 6aft
ALE relisi5len unp fIttlidm Srrtbdmeg
,pelGe In frlbern 3eiten IN rena &ppf ses
einet pber anbern lpufteL lbwirren in
,inlern Taeen pie bic @S9el in Der Cuff
lumber unc babsn cine Wen9e @nbanSer
8ertbeipiger unp Serbreiter. Wan fam
ia faum mebr flint Winuten nit tert
einfadften Wenlden reeen, pbne fall6en
@nfi6ten pberRa6li6en Weinunsen,
leiGtfertisen @runblayen 81 besesnen.
Wer fSnnte nun bebaupten, rab bic u,le
driftlt6e, man fann Iaaen, beipni1de
3eitri6tuns obne alien Ginflub auf bic
Dent unb 0elinnunssweiie aud unierer
Su9enb 5ei?-Gasin III benn gar ntdtS
eesen ben GinRuB bisleS fdledten !3sits
9eiffes su MAIDEN? @epib, Gines Der
fraftisfen Mittel basesen 1T aber serabe
chen Die bauslide gr5iebuns. Die
@elt peS 8tnbes 1T tas SauS. Was
baber Der 8elt9eit nod 70 fbledt fein
berr56t in Ger Samilie Elm gutter, driltlt>
der @eilt 70 nimmt sS pielen Al, unp
nfGt ienen ; ftellen fi9 Satsr unb Wutter
ME cine 8rufwebr Spr bic Seele ibrer
SSbne anb T5dter bin, baltsn fe nit
Gnti1iebenbeit unb Geftiafeit ole fdap>
liden unb 8efdbrlidm GfnFl6e bon au@
fen fern, 70 tpereen biele aud ni6t BON
BEN ausemeinen 8erbnbniB ansesrifsn,
tpsntsfens nidt bapon iiberpaltfst. Die
Gr;tsbans 1T fuft aImadtis. Diegltera
iine ben ainbern sesenlber f6tbare
S1ubenSsL fs fnb faff befdnpig lnt fe
beruth tSnntn fe iiberau bepbaGtert bei>
1tate tpf1en,, tras fe bsnfen /; bic &letnen
Eokc0 efne 1tt1hchxco.ts Ok. Il. ...L..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-15
Smei Seitcm.

Die %freuneliGen 9eIer Der @asette pers
ben mir Serseiben, ipenn t6 fe einIaps
auf elmer fur;en @anberans auf'S Qanb
binaus mir 3u fplsen.-llnfer Nes fdbrt
an ein;eln selesenen Sarmbauiern, stpis
i6en rBtbli6 sefarbten 5afelftauben unc
tnprriden, f%ablfebenten Gi1enftammen
bin. Tiefe @aTerfurden, tpel1e ben
@es mad allen 8tdtunsen bin purdz
~freu;en, Srrna9ldeiste Selps llmsdununs
gen, balbSerfauene @ebaupe, prassn Der
san;en um9ebuns einsn uufreunpliden,
unbeimliden Gbaraftsr her Serpabrlpz
lung auf. GS 1T etiraS Spr ,1ern llbr
am Wlpr9enL uno mir iperben in uniern
utansenebn,en Setra9tunsen pl5Blid
9eit6rt BON rinem lauten, aus Der Gerne All
aniere Sbren fGlasenbsn 9armsn anb
Sdreisn. Cine fur;e 8iesuns, ipelde
IN einiser G%ntfernun9 Der Nss madt
britst utlS ;uiammea NIT einem Saufen,
it6 auf pfenem Bese acknowledgement
Saalfincer. Iuf unire Grase ,pie ipsit
has S6ulbaus mod entfernt fei erbalten
mir ;ipar feline lntport rperben aber I'm,
70 mebr Scn einem Ibeile Der Srmultils
anten nit grpben @user unb pffsnem
Wiunoe anseSlpBt tpdbrsnb bic arssrn
bermaben in's Salsen unp Naufen pers
tieft 3u iein fdeinsn, bab fe infer gr16eis
men ni6t einmal bsmerften.-Np6 cine
tleine Strede @eseS Meter unb mir ae>
tpabren tas S6ulbaus, Spr tem fi6 Elm
buntfr <dusl bon 8naben unb M1t>
den pplterno unp larmenp berumtreiben !
Die sanse llmsebuns Der SGule bot
nidts Srtunblides ; bic S6uIe felbf
bietet eem Slide ni9ts Ginlabenoes. Die
fslbe III Elm altes, niebrtses Srames@ ebSt@
BE- teiIen grim %arselaufenen @uFens
iranee nit alerlei &reipefsuren bemalt
unb ee1sn Serbrpdene Senierdeiben ss
CUR @eniiSe bartbur, tae aud Glitter nt6t
INNER fiber III Dor Der 1pb1u6t elmer utie
banttsen Susenb. Onr1 bic baIbseBfsl
nete 1bire treten mir Elm unb febenL ,pie
uetn @rausl Der gerwttun8" unS Ia
entsesenitarret. Die @dnbe fnb fdwar,
bon &aa6 anselaufen unp BE Dede 1T
nit Spinnsetpeben fSrmlid dber,oaen.
Mn ntebreren StelIen bat fi9 Der &alf
abgelSf une Der Gubbosen ;eist tab
Seitn unb Wafer bier rur aueerit lsl.sn
in M%nmentans 8ebradt perben. Iuf
ben BON mutbwiQtsen 5anben Serftams
ntelten 8anfen lieser in bunteitem Dins
MARI, Slider Sefte unb S6reibtafeln
turdeinaHper anp fpSar Der Gubbpben 1T
tellenweiie nit baltserftster, f@muBissn
8d@ern beeedt. Gin gbifuSbilb pSer
irsene Elm relisi5leS 3ei9sn If nirsents su
itben; baseSet pranSt absr iber benz
quite teS 2ebrers cine ma6tiss rsfpffts
ssbiettnee 5aielrutbs gum Bepeift ta6
In tiefen &aan,en ni1t Orbnuna unb
9isbe, lentern sielmebr l~lnorenun9 une
robe @epalt berrf9tn. @ismutbts une
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-15
Grb q.
SansGn8 |!

Saa Gin YlGy6en Du %sefuntsn,
@s 3u slidlit iSnnteft ieii-
5aR Tu Breunben bid Ssrbunten,
Gle ms peri seitlcfen Elm:
5rea' Did, fsu' Did nidt gu sisl-
Grbenelld bat taIb Gin 3iel.
gSis Elm iaber Graanl,
Wirb'S spriterseb'n:
Wirff es eIauten taum-
llno tpirf siniam fsb'a.-
M.-Gin Sla8lias.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-15
,8atbp lifAcr &irHcnz : 6alenser.

Is. Ssnntas n. Yf. Gsans. Gas 5immsIrsi&
/, IN sinem Senffcrns eIsid.-Matb. f3.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17
Ashes as q Cattle Feed

The luiH9 Farmer says: Onc Of
our substantial subscribers-in a re
cent conversation-gave his expert
ence iii training neat stock affected
with habit OF eating wood, chewing
bones, etc His cattle were one
spring affected in this way, they be-
came chin in dosh, refusing to eat
bay. and presenting sick!y appear
ance. lie had an impre sion that
their food lacked the constituents for
making bone, but his neiohbors used
bone meal without noticing any good
results whatever. Last spring he put
abJut four bushels Of leacheI ashes
in his baTnyard. and threw out to
Them about a shoyelful each day. =
ihev ali ate as if with evident relish
After turning them out to pasture he
rut On peek Of dry asies re week
on the ground in the pasture Tney
ale 1t al uD and enawed of the .rlss
where it had been lying. I'He cattle
began to in .T0ve. gaining flesh and
ioJsilg better than they had for sew
cral gears. lie says this morbid ap-
ne,.i- .~s aansticed years ago. from
ths &c; .u the land was new and
ashy irom the burnihgs Of the woods
and TIE iluI clearings. He had a
large tub full of ieachcd ashes which
remained in it some time. 1t was af-
tegward ed as watering tub. in
. shoit time the cattle Hsarly dcvour
cd the tub, actually biting out pieces
and eating them. Latterly lie gives
one qIart of ashes mixed with the
same quantity of salt, to twelve head
of cattle, apout once a week, and finds
Il to agree with them wonderfully.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17
DR.. 3. BRADFTET -,
b en- a lie Regular
. 0'''"i'' Rest FrieDs

This valuable medicine IL
extensively aiid t" be used Iv l.I' FOR 10.
t"a!'ed es prclatiy to iL,.,- c,--. .eH only ~
= al'oiu ered, and VIII cur.. t, .Itfe the ~
.ai ,-'. .N'e!t IN such cases as rs..'lliy "a h.
Ctl % etitslDh- A. these ia, 5r,. '7liire sr-s
MALI hEG la TOT, is of In. w! rare Oh -
,I"ii- III sudden cheek Of tb. e.. fSai arlli'
oC+D' Ieuote oi mind or -! cogF>..r
'A-, ~ ~ FeNf9Fi5.Q the dis.J,'l'e, 10 az.
E, mo 49, - eii'e'i"S the fever bsgi' :" eray
N ~ o'4cN ana lower stomach a. glaehe, r,s
ABOUT the face, chilly seusatf,' bushes Of r..
- ana general reSttCsSres, N ,'''s o. u
~ '3St > hil toms pass away i,,, a5A,n 10 iib.
- {" '-e constitution Fraora.,- y viii
disease be,,,y y! y not applied I'm sT
- .'ti'es chrome, ard tie tr =. uher th-
M less evils Co te eof.tif,. '..lou Ian
60 .. 'uti' comes around ana m Noisar
,, NV or perhaps the s4rIlife.,, -, mere is as
m - ii 9e >'ile uneasiHess aboBf A. ppeaF-
,r- 4| Litiie or none OF The. f,aiur..r "a 'e womb
ne complexion becomes >,lI0,,- H'd eseapisg
l' "I ems d caste aJoat thu, face 30 swollen
"'niS PAINS ID the head yr4isbt -, m 'tht dl
- - -.yN' WIN or without whitr. - N'a1-
49,, or l. l''iiuf tx >tior. r. disrs--l ions
.eNS' '"i'sor. aclIii z across The Ioi, ION, wear
NE lth IN the I-fi breast .ieb,,. l'SS 'i ape
- O'''--h 'taG SiiilueSS. If sim aIle-I ne
~ 80 So A"e>s viii BE- fully drvslo,,.4 90 %
5,iliti OV'"ir severe, with loss Of mem ne
r.Iisf, - p, ''-'iE- SICK STOMACH. dvspou.jf
a. ' '"'dr loss Of flesh. increased autt.,s - 10
1'-it SIT BLING or TIE FEgr Ie,ys'5 y o'
-. '''i'di splitting Of blood The Sls,I,,.- o!
an 'eN'N hurried breathing alrIist to- sriF.,' ~
nc A' rs Ha5ly aIid has 'dougbv feel " .-1o
>" picture, but t Is The condition % tbo,,.','
omen SetweeI the ages ofhfteen aud forty US.
l.r yI',lshi to the grave by ignorance or g.,
Peg 90 l-he tut proper remedy ~ 1sg'
'.i " d. are afflicted with any Of the svrprt,.
10 =, .i'icd- M connection with an irreg9I,r5
w ,lt 'r"nt-y sickness we earresti1 81.
+, ~. - 1 r. "l'A LtlkLb'S FEMALE REGUL4TOb
5.r.ft at .t-ai you viii at once experience il,
res toned Go health '''0 !'u wiz De luily
,i - INDY has been extensively used for n,
.,,-.s a. '..E wears by rauy Of the most rcusr,
ana 81 iul pGvsiciat.S ian Georgia !,
''.'''E Should he wisbouj two or TIRE bottles 70
For ~;e'" 5y DIS. Jao. EcSrIvs ana Prpprs Pa.
''''''' ''-"'- Jan. 2l-iv
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17

p SINCLAIR S co. ~
No, So Light Street. s.zzssLl4zz4e=-
BALTIMORE, MD,
Manufacturers Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS and
Mac merry
Growers and Importers Of
GARDEN ana FIELD SEEDS,
Offer to the Farmers and Merchants cf Ten
nessee the following I4aboriug Saving
Machinery aud Implements, viz:
Readings Patent
HORSEPOWER Corn Shelter,
With and without Fan.
Virginia Hand and
Power Shelters.
Double and Single Spout
Hand Shelters,
Sinclair's Patent
Screw Propeller and Masticator
Fodder, Hay and Straw Cutters.
Corn and Cob Crushers.
Plauta ion Grst Mills
H"y Presses OK Yokes
Cider and Wine Mills.
Farmers Saw Benches
rhiashers and Cleaners,
Wheat and Guauo
Seed Drills.
Corn fl,ntcrs,
ouIky Plows,
Flows all Patterns
Harrow,
Cultivnto's.
Plow and Machine Casting
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17
: Ign Watches

LARGE Lot OF AMLRICAN
I and i;n-i..h SILVER Lever
) catches, accurate tiln--Ee -i.r>, from
5iJ 10 SlJJ ri tAttJtI I.Li's,.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17

.TINE SETS or JE}VELDY IN
: C,lscs suitable Tor i;rlGai presents
At CALDb Ellis.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17

! We tern e.';tor. speaking, of F..
'oguc who lives is that vicinity. saws
The rascal has broken cye~y ban
nd jail and Sabbath we have had i.
he country 20 the last Eve years -
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-02-17

VINO NEVER TAKE PAPEEs.-tie
was In town | 1t week-thc old fellow
who never did take she 'doggoned
old papers : he kums down about two
times in a coon's age and brings the
old woman and the fix heads in a
squeaking OK wagon. lie hollers 70
Seymour & Blair. aad Andy Jacks'n.
lie sets at the corner of the Court
yard and eats his second hand John
ny cake and drunk water. The brats
cried for more, but his corn all turn
ed to nubbins, and meal in his parts
was NIT scace.' lie darned all the
Railroads because they would not
make his patch raise bigger corn. =
His gals read all the signs in town
I en- they helped the old man put
his husk collars and hitch the old
britchin. and away they went for
their ager, chills and swamp 10.
The New York herald., 1871-03-06
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fAGH- FOURTH nt,n ana HAi'
AsrsoLOUY-N PAor FIf,h column.
BOARD AND LODGING wANTkD-ssoosp PAoK-Firs'
goAEDsRs wANrED-sKcosp PAep-rlrs. column
kEA hsT4E oh
BUSINESS oFpoRTUSITiGs-FIns PAGE Sixth col
era sHss HSs GEqzsE goR
CLERKS AN AND i''Is s1LIsSEE- E-ELrvssrH PAeE-Ffsh
S5G5aSs xsp SSaabHssalasv4sru seis
b. sn an. Sixth
siss 'ss%e
NNfIsn somp
PEf Hoss P4as T % gSars eS AND uN
FURNIsnED-rwrLrrn PAar-flfth and sixth col
EuRoPEAN sTEAMERs-FWIu PAGE Second column
FINE Ara. NINTH n sirth column.
FpR ko6as H''s sssTs TO LET
EsEsSS s'
HELP wASrED-MALEs-EIrvE PAar-si,.a col
HELP WANTED-FExALEs-E PAoK- Fourth
HORSES o4RRi4aEs. Ao.-snsr PAGE Second and
HOUSES sooSs as' co. ff0lsG rAar-rhrt
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-IwELT TN rAdg-
Second column.
LECTURE sEASON-SEooND PAGr-Fourth column.
LOAN OFfICES-NISTH PAGE--Ftfth column
LOST AND FUUND--fIRST PAGE--Frst column.
MACHINERY.-NISTu PAGE-Sixth coumn.
MARBLE MAETELS--FIRsT PAGR-Thfrd column.
MEDICAL-NINTH PAoE-Fifth column. - .
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKIEG-FIRsr PAGE-Sxth
MIscELLANEous Observation-Disclosures PAGE
Sixth column.
MCSICAL-sxcoND PAGE Fourth column.
PERSONAL FIRST rAGE-frst column.
PIANOF ORTES- SECOND PAGy-FIfth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TC
RENT-TwELfrH PAGE-Sccond, third and fourth
columns
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHASGE-TwrLrTn PAer-rourtr
column.
REAL ESTATE wANTED-TwELrTu fAeE-Fourth col
RELIGIOUS NoTIcEs-FInsr PAGE-Slxth column
REV ARDS-FIRsT rAGr-first column.
SALES AT AUCTION-SECoND PAGR-Second md third
SITUATIONS wANTEp-FEMALEs--ELry PAGE
First, second, third and fourth columns.
column
SPECIAL NOTICES-FrasT PAsE-First column.
SPOETlNd-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.-fiRsI rAGE-Second col
4nE TRADEs--NISTu PAsE-Fif,h column.
20 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES -TWELrIH PAGE
Fourth and fifth co!uinIs.
TRAyELLERS' GUiDE-FIRsT PAoE-Sixth column.
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
Twelfth PAGE-Sixth column
WANTED TO uRCIASE--NINTu PAGE-FoGrth column
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, Sc.-FiRsT PAGK Sixth conmn
The New York herald., 1871-03-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

QUESTION OFTEN ASKED
N Is there anything known that will actually
growth of hair! We say tncro The article is BARRY'S
IRiCoPHEkoUS. AM hold thousand certia-
the respectable persons proving the truth
wh we assert PRINCIPAL occ, 3Ti Pearl street, New York
BARRY'S SAFE HAIk DYE tho best of all prepers
for cooriGg the hair and wiskers. Contains neither lead
zinc. Perfectly safe. Try II.
The New York herald., 1871-03-06
,IiITINERY AND DREssMAKuNE.

A LADIES THOROUGHLY TAUGHT DRESS cur.
~ tInc tho perfect manner leo scssons
or evening, S5, iaclaiing The hes chart usst ia svh
nyeaae. the bAa-
The New York herald., 1871-03-06
sP0xFING-DOGs, BIRDS. &C.

U,RANCls BUTLER, No. PECK SLIP, HAS THE
u lsrscs, assorsmsnt Of Dos. IN the world comprsng
"a different breeds Butsors nfaibe Mango Cure and Flea
Externinasor, 15 cents; Butiers new work, 81 Dogs
boarded. trained. &c. Medicines for all diseases.
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

IF ERNST SPECuT, TAILOR, WHO CANE FROM SAX
ony to New York 1852, should see this advertisement
Ne VII oblge hy writin: to FREDERICK kEsSEE tirst
Cavalry Rand, Benieia Barracks, California.
r. s-RENEMBER sewn YEARS Ago elsT OF
sy. January and keep PROMISE answer through
Personals. s57.
The New York herald., 1871-03-06
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sLEuGHs, &c.

o. 0EE-BAY HORSE; B6I ~LACK CANADA PONY;
GOC team Ponies, @l25; la. Horse. S125 bay Horse,
chunky $i0o seven to nine III Washington
Bank, In grocery.
The New York herald., 1871-03-06
YACHTS, sTEAMDoar-, 1s.

l'oR sALF-TS GOOD ORDER. fHs foLLJWiN1
sails iron, a schoousr yacht .-NsnsiA s9rrsN- 'to,
F,viny yb Jib Topsa Hemp Nsi9sopslh. Saiai' uiss
atsy.a csn be sen WILSON'S sah oft e1srsT south
snd Roosevelt s,reets
NOR sALg-rRLIgHr rRofELLeE ELL,
eLear iessai fse engines iuaasc y J. u JAHtS.
~ Dey street.
The New York herald., 1871-03-06
TRAvELLERS' GUIDE.
NORTH AND NORTHEAST
~ TO TnY
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.


NORTH AND NORTHEAST
AN
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
AIR LINE.
NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS
IIf ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
vi be coupct-d March 20 1871 AMI extend from Chatta
hop~h Tenn, 70 Meridian Miss, with its connections
.orn the shortest all rail route from Boston, New York,
Philadelphia Baltimore Washington. Lyncnburs and Chat
,apoogs 10 Meridian, Mobile, New Orleans, Xicksburs.
shreveport Galveston and all points In the Southwest
Arrangements are being perfected with connecting
reNf- North and Souh To- passengers trains at the rate
% - niles bor making the trip from New York 70
New Orleans IN o. honrs. deiiy through passenger
tlsns vii be- each way making close connections at
fhsstoogs for al points SOnth Wcs, Ony change
~ cars peiweel New fork New Orleans change
south OF iyncbburs.
fArongh tickets nF Nil points North and South WIFI be
Aale NJ the pFinrp, railroad ticket oilces
toDuceug lines requested 10 put tickets sale via
our ilne far al points that can be- reached
desrstch through freight lire viii be organized giving
lalrk time ard low rates for freight.
fhfous bills OF ainy issued hs principal Cities North
and Sou'h
t'sins for loss and damage promptly adjusted.
forturthcr Information apply To
y. &. SlANTON. General Superintendent; or
WILLIAM kLANf, General fresht AMI Ticket Agent
Chsttsno lgs, Tenn
oace u the Company in New York, No 20 Broadway.
eofnet Nall street.
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

ENoR SALE-AT PRIVATE STABLE 225 EAST FIFTY
third street, Third avenue, two Trottinr Horses
Victoria, Top Wagon, Light Wagon &c No Jockeys need
apply. "
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

WAR 2.-PENSIoNS FOR SOLDIERS AND
w Widows collected at old agency No N ew Chambers
street Also Bounes under Mi relating the OF
1851 Soldiers enlisted between May and July y? 1851
entitled to bounty. Z. ". SMITH.
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

xa.i, Debt ut close Present Out
W.. ma,,, OF last Ad standing
July 81, 1856, Warch 1870 DoJt' ,sTI Ta'ou
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

E,OR SALE-A HANDSOME, WELL kTRAIEED GOAT
Il Wagon and Harness. Apply at stable IA East Thirty.
ninth - -
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

DRoGREss OF REDUCTION OF PUBLIC DEBT or
l. United states.
The New York herald., 1871-03-06
A DMlNISTRATORS SALE
of the entire
ROAD ESTABLISHMENT
OF TIE LATE JAMES WATSON,

o, ROAD ROAD ENCOURAGEMENT
OF THE LATE JAMES WATSON,
By JOHNSTON VAN TAssELL, Auclioneer,.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Is, at II O'Clock,
nj private STABLE Forty-second street.
rear o the private mansion date resdsnce OF the deceased
Slb Madison avenue, New York.
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAssELL will sell as above, BY or.
der OF the and Of the estate OF
the late JAMES WATSON, OF the stable
valuable Road Equages owned in this country by
private gentleman comprising IN part ~ follows, viz -
The wen known 0saaisis SnHsL1Ey eiy ydsEHk dhsSEEiHsk
a black points s hAnsa3 inches high syes old sired bv
pubic fourteen times wnns easily eight oa. Of The four.
teen and IN three ohers taking the second money he
s Sa . s G;a u sns ono On i:
very best horses in the ossntry. vrefs
u bands nches years old by Vermont Han,betonian
os % n 9o he .s ns, nH Pus
Of the finest roadstes NE city and IL sound kind and
The chestnut mare
koLETO.
by the Drew horse out q thoroughbred mare Is hands
ans nS as Sfsi Ia
a:. S Gsd nS s s o. .sa ssn9 q The
sound, kind and true.
D-s "o''' fRED
Is handa inches high is BY the Post Hambstouan
Sa 81 ssa @ y
40 and better; sound kind and
true. and IS a nrs, class sentcmans road horse
TOP ,AnqISSu AK9S6 TSP WAGONS,
TWO sLEidH3, ROBES, BELLS &C.,
SINGLE AND DOUBLE HARNESS,
together w hds 20 e ys1y Se ssa % al s ;opre
nances OF trst ciass private geni.enan's stable.
This viii be one OF the most attractive sales brought
of the horse throughout the whole country
IN tl1pt TINA nj kulA
The New York herald., 1871-03-06
HORSES, CARRIAGEs, sLEIGns, &C.

You CAN HAVE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT IN
n. serted In the NEW YORK HERALD, and, IL up town.
saye time ana extra expense by leaving It at the HERALD
BRANCH OFFICE. l,2f6 Broadway, three doors above
Thrtyhrst street This IL only authorized uptown
branch and advertisements are received Office rates
Open from A. NJ TIL r. NJ. every day IN the year.
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-06
A VALUABLE FARM,
TWO HUNDRED ACRES,

situated iu Potiertownship. Centre county
Pa about mile. East Of Bualsburg, ana
milrs West of C,utrc llill, containing,
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-06

rilt, did swindlc the government ia
the delivery Of shoddy hats aud caps,
that he perjured himself to got out Of
the mess. that he made presents 20
high officials aud bought oifsmall wit
nesses Of his crime. aud finally sue.
eeoded in clearing himself foflhe inm,-
diate danger OF punishment, wh'lc be
poeketed his stolen Sil2,000 aud sat
downto 'clutch the throat OF the repub
lican party in N, T." This Is all pro.
duced on the testimony, not of poll
tieian, but of Mr. Heury :. AleoIt who
makes the charge at length aver his
own signature, aud whose integrity aud
reliability IL vourhed for by the Fri-
bune. Ii looks bad for that good re,
publican. Mr.. Murphy. who will da
we'll IL he can scrape together as
many rebutting atlidaviis IN s,N
We may now ask, who Is
the next gentleman ?
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-06
ook's WINE or TARF

"a. sssa0ss eaH shH- 4 RFs
aHaaan naR amah Brf@mg
msHa mamxM@a. NRaswMNa
- feTsFsmlAaTAf Il fhR WfsA
EN ~e rvafsAHAm wa &Nm nGk
y perverted A AtmH@&HcH
#Nsa e. sAas4
Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-06
Colored and More COlored.

The proverbial tendncy Of an over
whelming majority 10 fy off into splits
il ludicrously attested in South Caro-
lima. The dominant party there by a
tremendous majority is the Republic N
and the colored population Is the Re
publican party. Being able To sweep
the State Mt any time by thirty thous-
and, this colored population has turn
ed tho-e energies which find no ade'
QuAte exercise against the whites OF
the State into the chahnsls of a little
internecine warfare which promises
some lively developments. The mu-
lattoes, quadroons, oetaroons, and
other mixed breeds affect to consider
themselves better than the pure blacks
Just IN proportion as the sable hue OF
the negro ! departed from and the
whitenessof the Caasaslsn approached
while the blacks, per contra. pride
themselves ON being of the pure blood,
and look dwwn on the "yailers as
mouerel. Some potable Illustrations
Of the vehemence Of the quarrel appear
in n rlcept letter from black named
Delasy. asEs- ealiiician ofsome I'M
portance in the sable aiessFchy OF
south Carolina. According 10 this
authority the colored people cling TO
"the assumption ofsnPerior'ty OF White
"bIood .nd brown competition. And
ITO such an e&Iept i this carried,
0am teld. thai old soqslies have been
revised, and absolute provisions HaAIe
against the admission among them
'of pure-blooded black. Fire, mill
'tary companies, and even churches
"and graytyards, il is said, are per
"manently established ON this basis, In
zone church at least 10 blacks are 10
.'be seen, and in another thrre is dI-
"yision line between ihG blacks and
"brnwns nv different seats"
The statement : here made, rldieu-
Ious as they are. will call to ~ ~" nov.
when the colorrd population of Hayu
had accomplished Independence. the
same question Of black versus brown
arose, and became the occasion of no
few bloody struggles. until finally the
blacks virtually segregated themselves
un the western end uf the island. or
Hayli proper. and the yellow fellows
pariuok themselves Ia thevast. orSan-
Ia Domingo. Possii Is The same general
Issue il the secret of the reported hos
tility between the two cnlored indiyid-
ua.s, while the newcomer, who has
been committed 10 his care. is pure
bIooded black aud that the brown
negro "oppresses the black-presuma-
bly, by beatir { him an the >conee with
a dipPer rs be oppressed hs white
criticisers-is now the current state.
ment. ID would be singular circum-
stance if just rs the question Of color
has bored every white man in the
United States into desperation, Cuff
should take il up and quarrel inter
minably about ii in turn.