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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-22

A letter from Washington says:-''A num-
Der of ladies in the Treasury Department have
recently been designated by the Secretary for
promotion, and the disposition Of that depart
ment is to give it's female employees as promi-
ncut positions as they may be competent to fill,
taking the usual chances of promotion as those
to which the male clerks are subjected
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-22

The Baltimore American says 1.-THE an
nouncement OF the final passage by the Nir-
einia Legislature of the resolution Suspending
the operations of the Funding bill has occasion
ed a further heavy decline today in Virginia
Is, $571 900 conSols selling at the First Board
at from So! down to 81. and $4,000 do. at the
Second Board at 52aj2! The total decline in
Virginia Is within the past ten days is from ~
tO , ncr 1T y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-22

1t has been stated that genuine chicken leg
has not been seen for sale at the railroad depot
in Gordons vile, for Ell! ht,en months. The
reason is thus given in the Charlottesville H.
,cligencer The snack folks have long been
in the habit Of collecting the drum sticks of
chickens, ducks and turkeys, thrown from the
tables Of the hotels and private houses, which
they fry in a stiff batter OF -four until suf6-
cient quantity adheres to the bone. The bone,
with batter, is then placed in chicken leg
mould and the proper size and shape given
The whole is dipped in strong chicken gravy.
This recipe is not to be found in any cooking
hook.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-22

ForSomc time past Mr.. j. f. Amyvtt IF New.
bern, n G., has been purchasing cotton in that
market to fill orders for Baltimore firm. Yes
tcrday morning he received twelve bales re-
turned to him BY the steamer Gary, about
three fourths of said bales being composed Of
cc.to, soo1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-22

A destructive conhagration occurred ye>,er-
day in Pleasantville, Pa, in the oil region. 1t
was first discovered in the New York Hotel
That and all other hotels aud Il great part Of
the business portion Of the town were burned.
Among the business houses were those of Z. B.
Seymour & Co. and Otto Erneel The fire
rendered forty families homeless.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-22

\ correspondent Of the New York Herald
writing from Egypt, says that the latest novel
ty 10 the land of tic Pharaohs is the presence
of fourteen young American ladies, who arc
making tour Of the world for instruction and
plea ure. They are accompanied by competent
nuardians
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-22

The Fredericksburg Ledger we'll says -
while We are battling for immigration, let us
discourage the emigration of our young men,.
Let us encourage labor and dignity it +; let us
teach our young men and our maidens that
labor is honorable" If all cork, and there are
no droues, We shall reap the benefit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-22

The letters from, and the newspapers, in
Richmond ARE again charging the formation Of
Riugs-the use or promised use, Of money in
further legislation, etc., etc. We should be
sorry to believe the half of what is reported
by the par.izans of the different subjects in
dispute We prefer to think that the Legis-
lature of Virginia is incorrupt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-22

The shipments of coal from Cumberland by
Canal this year were SIT AS, tons, which is an
increase Of 2433, 2233S tons over last year. The
shipments from the same point via the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad, were l,336,j-I7 tons:
which is an increase Of 2S4.S73 tons over last
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-22

One Of our Virginia exchanges, indignant at
the high price Of eggs, solemuly advocates the
Republication of eggs altogether Uufortu-
nately, most people will have to resort to this
unpleasant procedure, from sheer necesity-not
from disposition to do so. There are but few
who can indulge, at present rates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-22
NEWS OF TIRE DAY.
"To xLou the re,:y age and bodV ofhe Time

'To &,o1 the re,y age and body Of the Times. '
In the trial of Mrs. Wharton yesterday, Prof
Tonry testified that he obtained traces of the
presence of either arsenic OF antimnny, which
of these he would not say, unless he WAS allow
cd to make other tests The evidence Of Prof
Tonry sustaius Prof Aiken as reported
Prot. Craig testified that Prof. Aiken INC
thods were sufficient to base the opinion upon
which was given By the latter. DR.. McSherry
stated the conversation at Dr. Williams Office
in which Mrs. Wharton had been informed
that Gen. Ketchum was poisoned.
\ new tranking- privilege scandal came IL
light few weeks ago. when some thousands
of the circulars of Il Maryland (So called news
paper were distributed to all parts of the coun-
try under the frank OF Congressman Il. Fl.
DUEL. This gentleman writes to the New
York Tribune to say that this use Of his frank
was forgery.
The intense cold extends throughout tie
North and West, aud has almost entirely clos
ed M inland navigatOn. In its severity anC
wide compass there has been nothing like rho
present freeze for many years past. On
Mount Washington yesterday the Ihc:nome
ter WAS 81 degrees below zero.
| In the ku- klux trials ut Columbia, $. G.
Yesterday, the defense introduced testimony II
show that threats Of whipping and burning
the whites preceded outrngcS upon coloret
persons. \ number of indictments were pre-
scented by the grand jury. who were discharged
until next week.
Railway accidents are reported on the Pitts
burg and ConneIsvillc. and on the Little Mia
mi Railroads. BY the first fifteen person
were injured. two mnrtallr. liy the sccnn'
one person was killed and two seriously in
iured.
Gov. Scots friends in the Legislature Of
c. attempted yesterday to force Il vote on i'm
peachmcnt bur were defeated. This test vot
is considered great triumph i"r the member
| !avOrlug impeachment.
In Cincinnati the Committee appointed t
examine the books of the commissioners G
Hamilton county announce that there exists
bonded debt of SiSG 900 which the Count
Commissioners have never reported.
Charles tlcllcn. nf Boston. who wis scntcnC
ell to two years Imprisonment and Il fine c
of 100000 for participation in the Stat
street frauds, Was par'loncd yesterday hy Pres
dent Graut.
Bishop O llara: Of Pittsburg, having al
tempted to remove the pastor OF church i
WilliamSport, Pa. the lartcr obtained an il
junction and yesterday was Successful in lavln
| it continued, 50 that he remains at his charge
The President has telegram that his faith
er is not 81 dangerously HAT toving!on ky. Il
| lc OrteN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-22

DIED..

On Friday morning December -. FRANCIS
SPRlGG GIBSON, aged two years and three
months. youngest son Of Margaret and Doctor
William Gibson. Tf.- His funeral will take
place from the residence OF his parents. No. 10
south Patrick street, on Saturday afternoon, at
three o'clock.
At the residence of her son-in-law, Dir. }. l..
Curtis, in Spotsylvania COUNTY, on the l2th OF
December, 1871. Mrs. ELIZABETH ALSOP.
rctict of the late Thomas F. Als"p, in the 18th
wear her age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-22

The Clarke County Courier says 1--WE
have heard from a reliable source that the
work of constructing the Shenandoah Valley
railroad would be resumed about the first of
January. We suppose things have assumed a
definite shape, and are quite glad to know that
decision of the vexed question as to whether
or not the road will be made is near at hand. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-22

The is newspaper quarrel-the last of all
quarrels-in Mecklenburg county. In the last
Roanoke Valley, Rev. L. + Finch is out in a
card, in which he calls Carter sophistry.
Carter responds, telling him that be is another
and to so there himself!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-22

The Fredericksburg Ledger says, that Rev.
Mr.. Dunaway, pastor of the Baptist Church in
Fredericksburg is devoting such time as he can
spare from his pulpit and pastoral labors, to the
preparation of the Life and Writings the late
Rev. Addison Hall, of Lancaster county, Va,
4 man OF more than ordinary abilities. as a
preacher, writer, and legislator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-22

The House Committee on Pc,tofflccs and
Post Roads has agreed to report bill direct
ing the Postmaster General TO issue cards OH
stout paper. about the size of an ordinary en-
vclop, one side for the address and the other
for written or printed matter, at one cent post
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-22

The Grand Duke Alexis, as mentioned in the
Geographic dispatches. yesterday, has had the
experience of railroad accident fortunately
without injury to himself or his suite. He will
see, probably, all the sights" before he leaves
for his home
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-22

Mr. Sergeant, the new L. S. Senator from
California, was once an apprentice to the print
ing business in the Office Of tho Newburyport
Herald, Mass.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-22

elevation at the imminent risk of breaking his
neck The parties arrested were all bailed.
Tie physicians express but little hope of the
recovery Of Bishop Mctiili
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-22

DR.. J. 4. Howard, an American citizen, has
been tried and convicted in Cuba, on charge
of giving all to the rebels, and sentenced to
eight years imprisonment in the penitcntiary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-22

TIE RAID On TIE RTCHMoNp G.,MBIEES.-
The detective officers, backed by strong
force. disguised themselves iii UvercoatS ard
hats. and applied at the doors for admission.
They were admitted at each place, ami at once
proceeded to seize the implements "t the games
and to arrest the dealers and propretorS of the
houses.
Most of the places were filled with people OF
all degrees Of responsibility and standing. and
il being VERY cold night the "pickrrS and
FUCKERS were on hand in full force. 1t was
Just at supper time, too, we understand. aud
the CONSERVATION among them was terrible to
behold.
In some places they beat hasty retreat to
the rear and over housc-topS and through
back alleys, and ways that we're dark, trlcked
the police very etfcctually. All the houses
were closed and the dealers were taken to the
station. house At this late hour we have not
been able to obtain any full particulars but
the raid was most successful, and will serve to
either to break up these houses Or force them in
to hidden places and to the practice OF greater
vigilance in cvadlng the law.
The following are among the houses broken
up, and whose pr0prietors and dealers are un-
der arrest Worsham 5. at the corner OF Frank
lin and Fourteenth streets Worsham, Bailey
& Morgan Republican gane). on Fourteenth
street; Ben. Jordan $. on Fourteenth street:
Roger Motifs. On the same street; Andrew
Mullers, at the corner Of Eighth and Main ;
Patton 5, corner of Franklin and Thirteenth
streets. There may have been others, but at
this hour we have no further particulars.
At o clock this morning. when we left the
station house, they We're about being halIcd
out The whole thing Was very exciting
Rah. Enq"ircr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-22

MODEL REPORT OF AN EXECUTION
Evans, of the Raleigh Caroliuan furnishes
the following as a model report Of the execu-
ton of convict Hung, -Pomp Lyons. thir-
ty-fve years old, black as tar, aud he killed
Dennis Tilley, another, down on Flat River
with pocket-knife, was hung at Hillsboro
last Friday at two oclnrk in the evening
Pomp said he wasn't prepared like to
have little more timc-was mum as an oyster
under the eallowS-but commissioned &. y. B.
Evans of the flll>boro Recorder, 10 send a
word to his wife TO live with Mr.. Luuslorl,
down on Flat River, as long as she lives, and
to take good care of the children His re-
mains were buried by AIeck Hall and Lewis
jenkins. One drove the cart and both used
the shovel at the grave
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-22

In Arkansas, horrors on horror head &C
emulate As the affair there is "klu-
Klux" of the most atrocious kind-we shall
see what measures will be taken in the premises.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-22

EaS-KHIIHF HOOK AID LADDER COMPANY
There will be a called meeting of the Relief
Hook and Ladder Company this, Friday, even,
inc. at \ clock. The members Ar. requested
to appear in full uniform.
By order of the President:
dec 22-lt A. 4. WAKEFIELD. Sccty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-22
MIR RED.

In New York. on Tuesday, December 10Th,
At the residence of the brides brolhcr-n-luw,
BY Rev. Dr. Price S. NJ. SMITH, Of this city,
to FEDORA B. HEWES, OF Philadelphia, Pa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-22
MAS PRES IS.
We would call attention to
GROVER s. BAKERS

FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,
a. being one of the most acceptable and useful
Christmas presents that can be made. We have
also on hand a full stock of Hemmers, Tuck
makers. Corders. &c. Machines sold on the
most accommodating terms.
deco E.S. IEADBEATER & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-22
DgnvEEs' REST, GEoR"ETowN,

lIE'VIITNVI
The number Of Cattle offered to-day WIS 90
fist and Hi head NJ stock Cattle Prm" fat Cat
tie were in ,Icrnand, and sold at from > to &c;
common and ordinary AT from =! to &C. and av-
eraging about 80; eXtrcm" rang" of price, from
2! to Use. The market WAS "ctl'c, and ncnrir
all the stock offered wa- disposed "t.
Shc.r-Thr offerings anuuntch t. about jnn
head, all of which were sold III from 4! 10 -
gross--lut1cr price for al improved and very III
pcriur lot We quote good Sheep nj from jajc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-22

Norfolk boasts of having fresh Shad before
Christmas. Well. let her boast; VIC have none
of them here and don't want them. ont OF sea.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-22

ERRATM In the paragraph in yesterday ;
Gazette. concerning Senator Sherman, for
Senator $. IS nppo"te'l &c, in Ohio, read. up.
prsrl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-22

HARD LUCK-One of the heaviest losers by
the late destructive fire in FiucastIe was Col
William +. NJ. Word, gentleman universally
esteemed wherever he is known. In the terri
BILE conhagratiou which destroyed half Of the
town last year, he lost almost everything. but
by dint of perseverance,, lie had partially rccov-
cred his losses. when this last calamity swept
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-22

Ex-MAYoR CHAnooS.-We may state. that
in parduning Mr.. Chahoon, Governor Walker
also, in the exercise of power conferred upon
him by the constitution of the State, alued
clause removing all political disabilities which
might have attached in consequence Of the
eonvic,ion By the court-Rtch. -ftws.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-22

Both Houses Of Congress adjourned ycster-
day until the Sth of January.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-22

Lump. .............................4 - "a 80
SALT. &. 4. I.iv"rp"nj ......... ! Is ~ ] J"
me Observation-Disclosures. 30 ~ Nv
Turk > Island. ......... ....:...... u'N "a . 40
WOOL. c"nln"n unwn-hc,t...... u ~ ~ y ~
aShc'! ....... .................... ~ u y ~
M"rin" unw!,Sh,.d ............ o - &: q y
M"rinO washed ammonium. ~ IL . -
HAY. Der ton from the ,r-......2j ~ q - ~
REMARKS Tn" Flour market, sinrc the da;r
of our last weekly review has been inactive for
mcdisn and high grade. hit active for low
grades. The Receipts are light and -t"ch- ar"
somewhat reduced under Il fair local d'mand.---
Family brands are neglected. AMI ~r can not"
but small sales; Extras II moderate enquiry
Supcrs are scarce, and may b. quoted ~ to N'r
higher. We not" sales Of Family nj I s., = l.
and 81 % for fair Valley brands Extra at 60.
10, H. ~ and :, -; SUPER III 4 =. /" ~ -!
We revise our Yu'nti"nS follows: Family
s. 10 IS - choice -; Extras /" - -; Su-
pcrs e 81 to 81 ~ Wheat !, les active. tie >,;-
pension of navigation by ice and the snow storm
depressing the market; til" offerings w"r" very
light comprising $50 bushels whit" and So at
red, with sales AT 10 I" 10 for good. l6i 10 l'i;i
for prime. and lf7 TO 10 for ch"ice. Corn is
fairly active; offerings of njh bushels white
2,:i4 of mixed aud 40 Of y'iluw-;,li new: sale,
OF white ut IS: mixed ut -, "', Vi and g.; yell
low at to Oats ar" III fair r"ur>. offerings "i
$40 bushels with sales At -; Rye i steady Of
tiringS of ~ bushels; S,c> 1T -. Poultry ha>
been in limited receipt during the week. and the
market has rnlIied several rcmt>: Turkeys ar"
in brisk drma'Id. but Chi"k"n> ar" very dun:
,,,a;,,,, ,uI nnnr lot. ARE uuS,lcuhlc: we ruir
.,,: l ,.
Sales oi prime III MY '''"'S ~ - o." i'''
the market firm at Is |" re; Chickens ranging
from | 80 to 81 Der dozen. Bacon continues
,.,,. iriI. ..I.. ara. dif;,,,,, 10 effect, am, ON,
quotations ar" nominal. l''he h''''r ~
E,ir rrdilcs. at - To 2jr: lair and medium grades
.r, ,.o,, AIN rr., ,r. .;.,r,.. and in acfiy,.
'',. cnnon l,,J,..r. IN .,,,i d,.,n.,rd -
request 're"h 'Nrl'''> are III goo" "'',''''!"'
Irish Potat"r, are qui1t Onions are dull. Seed
.r. mechanical and transactions ar,. iiutcd
~ ,u ,.,,,,., ..,.,,,...,, ,r .,.,,,,.,.i..,.
DTes>''" 10 III '''''' ~ t'' 81 ~" -
Lard Is quiet; 't"i";'in limited.
~
ALENANhElA lAIIiE VI AEhhi ne" T.
Rtp"tfd ny a. H. >",""' i'tr' '"'"" h"hf|.
Beet Cattle ne Offering, (Gl' week "ih""htrH
10 about i'o hrH.i. ''' al "liich WERE >"'" ~ t"'
butcher, here, ~ L" specuialnrH ana t!r remain
der - head, wrr" driven l." lhe'D~lrct mar hc'>
The quality Of the stock on the market l"- week.
was generally nluiarJ, tirT' o'''''G o"I WY
few prm" Caltl" offered! Prices, however, w"''
well maintained, and the market was t"Icr"h'!
Actire. We Qun;r good lair Cattle al from :: I"
30 ordinary and thin stock from :: 10 "tc; en-
IRENE range Of prices from - To &c Stock Cat
tie sold al from : To 3tc, there being about luU
head on the market Cows and Calves arc in
very full supply and dull Of sale. at rom ~ I"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-22
FOREIGN NEWS.

Bismarck makes another threat Of reprsal
if the French Government does not prevent
the ill-treatment of German soldiers in France.
Previous "Reminiscences not having had the
desired etfect. he now gives warming that if
the outrages are not stopped hostages will be
seized. the army of occupation doubled and
France compelled to bear the expenses Of its
support.
The Messenger, the official organ Of the Rus
sian Government. announces the recall of Min
lister Catacazy Another article refers to the
friendship existing between Russia and Ger
many, which is said to he based on mutual
esteem The use Of the Russian language has
been made compulsory in the Polish schools.
\ cable telegram from London states that
the steamship Delaware, from London for Cal
cltta, has been totally lost and all on board
are supposed to have persisted. The scene OF
the disaster was utf the Sicily Islands
The Iondon International Society proposes
TO give every support to Sir Charles Dixie.
but only on the condition that he shall sink his
! title and allow himself to be called plain 'riti-
Zen Dixie.
| The claimant case in the Tichburne trial
has finally been brought To a close, and tlIrth-
er hearing has been postponed to the 18th OF
! January.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-22

RAILROAD MATrEHs The completion Of the
Wilmington. Columbia and Augusta Railroad
to Cpumbia ). T.. offers new route. seven
teen miles shorter, via Weldon. Wilmington
and Columbia. to Augusta, Atlanta Macon,
Montgomery Mobile, New Orleans and all the
principal cities in the South Atlantic and Gulf
States The new road has been constructed
in the most superior manner, DIVORCES. from
the old route at Sumter. S. {. aud extends to
Columbia distance Of ~ miles making the
entire distance from Weldon: y. c., to Angus
ta t;a 10 miles. The Wilmington and Wei,
don and Wilmington. Columbia and Augusta
railroads. ore Of the connecting links of the
great through passenger route between the
North and South, has been recently reorgan-
lied and is now under one 1nanagcment-R.
K. Bridges III Wilmington, y. g., president.
and b. f. Newcomer, Of Baltimore, vice presl-
dent. 10 meet the requirements of the Post
Office Department for the conveyance Of the
great through mails. ncw double daily fast
schedule will at once be put into operation, and
the time between Baltimore and New Orleans
CRAFTY reduced New passenger and drawing
rouln rnachc> have been ordered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-22

cotton seed.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-08
y Giienbabn= Size.
3eitzxabene.
europaifde AeberIidJt.

glub fiir Die Hepclution 1T ni6t @Qes
rpienfareis, aud iie bat ibu Stuneen
ces Wiisssi6ides. Speben bat bic all
semeine slbitimmuns Serratb an ibr ses
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tpo9 Sn 8cm. Sa, troB Der prellicn
Der Sajcnnette Der Staliener, trcb ees
8sbl,rollsns, ipel6es, mad slnEdt res
.Serrn lbiers, europa tem uni6eirten
Stalien ipsar bis III eieprosiiirte !Sauptz
itatt res 9lbenteurer Nei6es entseaens
lbrinst, bat Der papit fiirsli6 cine slereIe
ertaltsn wel6e bic 8ieerberitelluns lei=
ner &esieruns foroert ipeldes @erlanssn
purd $4,000 llntgldriften befrdftisl
tpirb. $4,000 llnteri6rifteu repraienti>
rem aber cine 3abl, ,pel6e s,pei Orittel
ter Stimmea iibertriTt ipel9e am 2.
Sftpter fir caS Sielseprieiene italieniIbs
plebiSeit abseseben pureen. $4,000
&Smsr batsn bic slcreile umteBei&net,
eas bat cine gan, anoere Seeeutun1 als
,usnn llntefannte fb i'm bunten Dur6s
einanesr bel Ger plebiscitsllrne einfncen
senn sisIs $4,000 glan,sn bleiben fir al
le 3eiten in ben Sanoen peBei6net, trels
DE mir @elesenbeit battsn NIT eisenen
susen ;u iebtn. Dieie piellasenccn
Stimmen lparcen aber abseseben tros Dc,
Gsaenwart tH fremsen, 6ewafnsten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-08

@an taHn ia iessr 3sit aaf bic oeur,mtarssr Gazette
@ GinIenbunsen II. 8prres
lppnpen:en beipneers iibsr firdli6s
lno anbere ipi6tise 8esebenbsiten, fnr
iebegeit tpillfpmn,et mii0tn ater scn,
Serfa1er unter;ef6net leiu.
A3- gsH OfHe.. gssn.y. Srsss fus sas saisas unt
httre 9tte ,ur u.tensuns sen 9els uns lsnteR N
~ bastn Nus taia stsrau&t ptrssn.
9Denn bic Ramx bon ltnerfHrebern tiuaeanst psrstn
Isattn lie beatH st6rtses ftin urs eas yrfam 9santu
uns Staat ssuau uat riatis aaStsestn Strstn.
9Dtan cine 9eaas tinem ysaamt an Gin auses ser.
fest wtrseu fp1 70 mus INNER aa eas gshdmt aastsete
wsrbtn, no bic 3ttunt fratt tmsfsnssn wurss.
SDtnn Stmant ftin 1la nt rtsslmi5is smyfSnst sstr
I'D auf rseat cine Dirt Sebtr enfHe&en 70 frtt Ser
rtsnse Aeent srit bic Ssraasssssr issld tesaSr6st
ptrben.
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mereen mir r eann ubtrretmea eitfelben Der rsi
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naa enrpsa uns ma4tn nners ptisr DEFENDERS aufnsrfm
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tsbrp6enen gtretr NIT esnesen ,u untrbalteu uus ia
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enra 1risfrs$iel ssitsssn trnnts
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,LuXEMBURGER GAZETTE,
DUBUQUE IOWA.
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