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A Teachers Lament.

Old Bryant calls these au unn 'ys "the saadeS'
OF the year." ,,-,.
and sere- -ro.o.
fore and the why. , .,o,,
well as l. ,,o, home a
At this fall time, from lar anu ne"'' N
of vnung IDEAS in embryo, all eager-tongued and
loud, . sboot ID, .osonbies
And 'ooges, those dreadful! ooges! cert lin to meet
And nI in the martyr teacher band, con'crips now
Condemned 10 drill, and stuff, and ram this
young barbrrian baud;
And, "warranted 10 kill or cure' The Demon OF
creep ike snail, unwilllngly, these autumn days
to school,
Like tn. immortal whining boy i sha'. '.espeares
Where, With that pencil dipped in lgh, he paints
Mans Seven Ages.
No more In conscious slunbers now WOO thosc
shining dreams, ,,orn
Uncaring how the hours chime out, Inbound by
IclOse my happy idle eyes, and dream and dream
No more % un:ettered by dull rules, rove by brook
Read Browning, Burns aud rennyson forever and
OR missing watch the shadows dance. and, best
as lotus. eater,
In sweet do.nothing pass my days, each moment
Now. pati ern TO the tiresome aut, rise at break
No lark 50 early, speak OF larks in such dismal
Then stir, and dull and short, and sharp. scold,
reprove and frown
At happy glrlhood's merry pranks, and try to
From nine tin two / babble on Of science and OF
OF Tyndal and OF Raphael, OF coo1's broken
heart,
or protoplasm and ozone of Huxley an, Of Froude
or Darwin, spencer, and OF all that mighty earn
I talk Of Kelt, and TeutOn hordes' Of Rome and
or kikero's sweet villa the e; Miss Blmber's
shade be dumog
Sheer at the poets lille dream, the hero's noble
strife
And point nv moral with sone tale Of quiet hum
Like Hannah More's. my ideh now, model Of
womanhood,
The pink Of ali proprle,y, 50 nice, and prin' and
preach of Niger and the Nile, OF Japhct, shem
Look wiser far than Solomon, and feel myself a
sham.
or SCOTS poor rambling peda-ogue the touching
tale we've read,
Who. haunted ty his dreadful work cen on his
dying bed,
Mrtered half heard, "the boys may go, the light
OF day grows dlm;n
That "school was out" the Only hope OF coming
rest TO him,
so, when this autum term begins-o, term Oh
weary vice.
From chill September to ho. June how slow the
sad hours go;
Plunged in the deepest, direst blues deaf to all
consolation,
1 dream Of Paradise itself as but one long vaca
tiOn.
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further advance OF ,la1sc per lb, gold, no one
presends now to hint belief as TO Waere inc @ up
few c,rcoes Of Brazi!s and some odd Invoices OF
Fast and West India grades there Is scarcely any
thing Of importance held by importers, and buy
CTS in search OF goods have to apply lor suCn par
cels as NAV b. owned by Jobbers or SPECTATORS.
We can learn OF no direct sac from frst hanos
today, but there has been very LIBERAL business
doing from second hands, and thousands OF pags
have been distributed by joobers a. lul anu III
some cases higher figures.
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New York Naval Stores Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, Monday, October 16:
Rectip TO-DAY 6.I bblS rosln; So do splits lCr.
pentine. There was very little done on 'Ghange
to.:iay and values we're G; eat eN:eHt ominal.
There was Only small attendance OF buyers aud
abort as many sellers. There is no disposition t.
offer stock unless at full prices, owing to the
small sto;E X, and buyers operate onl, to supply
pressing wants, hence the dullne III The market.
small !os OF spirits odd, say 20 bbls. at 69I70c.
l.arg lines OF about 15U bb!S Guild be had IL 69c.
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New York Coffee Market.

From the l,aiy Bulletin. Monday, October 16:
Buyers nre still unable To show any adVania e, In
fact do not attrmp to ca III T., the entire position
beln so completely under th..c nrrol UI he sc,.-
ing interest Oh ull graz es THAI those whn d. size 10
h ,ndle stock lind no rn'neds bat 10 paw Tn. t-s
A-ked. III two ol thr' e cases II has ,een thought
that values hal cer'alnly reachc;. I've t, ngur e
possible u le realized, hut as predlctto Of his
kind have tu every lns;an:e been O. owed hy a
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MEDICINE &F0OD COMBINED,
MOST WONDERFUL CURES EF-
FEcTED, BOTH OF MIND
AND BODY.
DU BARRY'S DELICIOUS HEALTH RE
STORING
REVALENTA ARABICA FOOD

Will cure DYSPEPSIA, Constipation, Acldlty
Cramps, Fits, Heartburn, DiarrhGa, Dysentery,
Nervou. ness, Biiousness, Affections OF the Liver
and Kidneys Flatulency, Cole, Palpitation OF the
Heart, Nervous Headache, Irritablty. Noises In
Head and Ears, Giddlness, Paia between the
Shoulders, and III the Chest Chronic Innamma
ton and liberation OF the Stomach Eruptlons on
the Skin, Scuryy. Feyers, Scro!u!a, Impurities,
Poverty OF Blood, Inclpent Consumption, Dropsy,
Diabetes, Rheumatism, Gout, Influenza, Grippe,
Nausea and Vomiting during Pregnancy, after
eating or at sea, Low Spirits, General Debility,
Paralysis, Cough, Asthma, Tghtness Across the
Chest, Phlegm, Sieeplessness, Tremors, Vertigo
Blood to the Head, Exhaustion, &C. The best
ood for inyalids generally, as 1t never turns acid
on the weakest stomach, like arrow root, but i'm
parts healthy relish for lunch and dinner, and
restores the faculty Of digestion and nervous and
muscu'a ar energy 10 the most enfeebled. Likewise
adapted to rear delicate infants.
A few out OF $4,000 Testimonials Of Cure
given below:
THE POPE'S HEALTH RESTORED By DU BAR
RVS FOOD.
cure NO. 66,4l3-"hOAE, SuIy IL, looo'-iHe
health OF the Holy Father is excellent, especially
since, abandoning all other remedies, ne has con.
fined himself entirely to Du Barry's Revalenta
Arabica Food, OF which he consumes platefu
at every meal, 1t has produced surprisingly
beneficial effect on his health, and his Holiness
cannot praise this excellent food too highly."-
From the Gazette Du Midi, July rs.
FROM THE DOwAGER COUNTESS OF CASTLE
STUART.
Cure No. 2,sl2-"RossTREvoR, COUNTY OF
Down, IRELAND, December 9, lS54.-The Dowager
Countess OF Castestuart feels induced, In the In
terest OF eurering humanity, to state that Dn
Barry's excellent Revaltnts Araoica Food has
cured her, after all medicines had failed, OF lndi
gestion, Bile, Great Nervousness Irritability and
Hysteria Of many years. standing. This Food de-
serves the confidence OF all sufferers, and may be
considered real blessing.
For sale in one and two pound packages by
DR.. H. B A e r,
SOLE AGENT, MEETING STREET.
Directions with every package. aug21
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Interior Cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA, October l6.-Saies 45 bales; mid
dlin2s lSi4c.
COLUMBUS, October l4.-Active demand and
free selling. OH basis Of IKE for low mlddling and
lsc for mildllng. A lot uf 100 bales. which the
warehouse salesman report ell COOL style low mid.
ding, brought lsc. Sales 81. Receipts lis bales;
shipments AS ba es.
MONTGOMERY, october 1.-THE market is &C.
tive; low midd ings lSiic
SELMA, october 1i.-Salss to-day $50 bales;
midd,ings lSIc; low mlid ings 1S5salSSc. De.
maid light; market quiet and firm.
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Wilmington Market.

WI >MINGTON. October 16 SPIRITS TURPEH-
TINE.-Saes OF 60 casks at 63c, aud ZOO al 62}sc
per gallon for southern packages.
KosiN.-Sales Of zoo bOl' at IS e2H for extra
No. -.
CRUDE TURPENTTSE.-Sales OF liz 5bs al So 10
for ha. d, So for yellow dip aud SIS 10 for virgin.
TAR.-Sales OF 20 bbls at 81 60 per bbl.
CoTToN.-Sa'es OF go bales a. follows IL bales
at lSt, l9S At 1sa, II at lS, IL at 10, ard Is at
I9isc per 10.
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NoRrHRAsrERN RAILROAD.
Passen2erS.

Per steamship Charleston. from New York
Mrs O'Nelll, Miss NJ Clear Mrs Tanl1nson, Mrs W
Stevenson and daughter, John Ryan, VIM Bull
Harbesoa, II Jacobson. Geo NJ Rhea, John Miller,
wellirg Bull L Gleason, Bachman, anu IN
Per Steamer Pilot Boy. from Beaufort-B Sim.
mons, Christensen, Fripp, ] Cooper, Pow
ell, E Il Ell lott, DR. Jones, and deck.
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Receipts by railroad, October IL
so,.ru c,po11yA RAILROAD.

1868 bales cotton. SO bales goods, III bbis naval
stores, 81 casks clay, 9 cars stock. To Railroad
Agent, Al salinas. S Smith, Peizer, Rodgers
& co, w W Smith, Geo q Walter & co. Frost Ad-
ger bowling l. CO. Kinsman Howell, Reeder i
Davis, Geo Williams i co, VIM Bee co. b
Iiudgius, VIM Roach d CO. Mowry Son. Wltte
Bros S Stoney, W Williams Son, Pringle i
Son, A Quack. nbush, L DeSaussure, Ward.
Jaw & Carew. W Courtney 4 Co, Wiss CO. B
Mulllgan, Caldwell & Sen, T Smith, + Mey, r
G sharp, Trenholm & Son, Sloan & Selgnlous W
Courtenay, VIM B Smith & co. Graeser Har-
mon, Campsen CO II Coola 4 co, Feldmann q
co, ClaghOln, Herring & co.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
4s5 bales cotton ls4 bbls naval stores, cars lum-
her and wood, iron, nails, rough rice, tobacco.
mdse, &c. To w < Ryan. " c Bee co, trCs1
Il Adger Pringe 4 Son. A salinas, T smith,
Barden s Parker, Mowry 4 Son. Caldweli Il q
Son, a Bischofr & co Wilcox, Gioes q co, Wnlloen
& Jones, Claghorn, Herring co. A Irennolm
4 Son, keeder & Davis, Pelzer, Rodgers co, A
S Smith, W williams CO, Geo Fl Walter q CO.,
Dukes & co, W Courtney co, Ravenel CO.
Witte Bros, Graeser & Ha: mon. ktnsman BOW.
eli, ] E Adger co. Klintworth, ShacHellora .S
Kelly, Meyer, Quackenbush, Fenwlck +,
R Harney, II Klatte & CO. Dr Baer Goodman ID,
Baltimore Steamship co, Order, and Railroad
Agent.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, Monday October 18TH:
There Continues a fair, steady trade demand for
uil grades, though more esp -c!ally for prime aud
choice, ard full prices are realized. Holders how.
ever, not ba kward about Offering their stocks,
and Selections are comparatively easy Sales to-
day Of Is tcs caro- ina at s4a94c; 500 bags last
lndld at Ti4a.l4c for Patna, Lud 6Aa71sc for Ran.
guon, currency, duty laid, and 20v bags Patna at
So T0, geld, IN bond.
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New York unv Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, Monday, October l6:
II market Is quiet at the moment, buvers refus.
ing to operate only for lots fO' immediate use
but holders are rirm and demand full pric,s.
Sales II $50 bales al 81 05a1 10 fer shipping and
81 GOAL 80 for retail Its Straw is moderately
active and steady.
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FINANCIAL IND COMMERCIAL.
Imports.

L1vERPooL-Per bark Annie Kimball-6231 sacks
salt, to Jean n Fredsberg; Ga crates crockery, y
or ties hardware, to E Adger CO; 2l3S pieces
hardware to c Graveley; 1886 pieces hardware, TO
SR MAJ shall co; l cask hardware, 10 Pop
penheim; bale 81 ins, 10 Ravenel CO; 162 pie ces
hardware, 10 Hart &-cc; and casks phosfhate,
to order.
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nR. BAER IS
IMPROVED
VFCETIRT H1Tu4RTIG PILLS

VEGETABLE CATHARTIC FILLS
will remedy BILIOUS DISORDERS and
LIVER COMPLAlNT-will cure Dyspepsia OF
Indigestion, Headache, Costiyenes5 Loss OF
Appetite and have proved Of great use IN Neu'
ralga, Dropsy, Dysentery, Piles, Pains in the Side,
Back and Limbs. They will cure Sick Headache
and all Derangements OF the Stomach. These
P 'fconain no Mercury and may be IT, With
lions OF life.
No family should be without them.
Manufactured by DR.. II. BAER,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Charleston, s. G.
Price per box rs cents. Usual discount tc the
trade.
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RACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COAPY'S
THROUGH LINZ 70
CALIFoRNIA, CHINA JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

fARES GREATLY REDUCED.
Steamers OF the above llEe eleave Pier <aFAA
No. ~, North River, foot OF Canal 8
street, New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF the 18TH
and 39th OF every month except when these
.ns.
All departures connect at Panama With steam.
+rs for South Pacific and Central American ports.
departure Of 18th touches at Kingston, Jamaica.
For Japan and China. steamers leave san Fran
CISCO hrst OF every month, except when II falls On
Sunday; then on the day preceding.
No California steamers touch a. Havana, bet
:, direct from New York to Aspinwal.
Ohe hundred pounds baggage free TO eaca adu.',
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information apply
1t the OOMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, On the
wharf foot OF Canal street. North River. New
York. R. BABY, Agent.
jIly28-iyr
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untavorab!e te!egrams the article became dull
and easier and prices about &c p ID lower. Sales
500 bales, say at 151s, II atl7, 9 at Tx, 2lat
17X SO at Tx 16 at Is, 2S at lsH, 2l3 at ls14. 8
at 1871 scat lSl. 4S at 1874 IS at 10, at IoH IS
on private terms. We quote:
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1O1OWIuE'
ur. r. WILSON CARR, Of Baltimore.
or. T. c. PUGH, OF Baltimore.
ljr. THOS. J. BOYKIN, OF Baltimore.
l,r. A. DURGAN, Of Tarboro', N. Y.
Dr, ], S. SPARKS, OF Nlcholasvile, KY.
Dr. a. F. WHEELER, OF Lima. Ohio.
Ur, w. HOLLOWAY. OF Philadelphia.
Ur j, L. MCCARTHA, OF South Carolina.
and many others. See ROSADALS ALAAhAo
ROSADALlS,
endorsed by Rev. DABNEY BALL, now OF Aafy'
and Conference, formerly Chaplain IN the Com
'ederate Amy Of Northern Virginia
ROSADALLS
10 Alternative, Tonic and Diuretc, ana acH ss
Jne and the same time upon the BLOOD, LiHEh
KIDNEYS and all the SECRETORf OhtANS, "a.
elling all impure matter aud Dulldln2 up tao
system to healthy, vigorous condition
ROSADALIS
IS SOLD BY ALL DREGGISTS.
DOWIE, NOISE d DAVIS, wholesale
GOODRICH wINEMAN co., Agents N
Dr. Ii. BAER, Cnarieseon.
marsly
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SdI1UHu.
Night Train connects with Macon and Augusts
Railroad.
Columbia Night Train connects with Greenvtlle
md Columbia Railroad.
Camden Train connects at Kingville daily lex.
"ept Sundays) with Day Passenger Train, and
runs through to Columbia and returns on hon'
days, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
A. L. TYLER. Vice. President.
SB PICKENS. @. T. A Ian19
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HONEY HONEY! HONEY /

Fine New Country HONEY, o be had In quantl
ties to SUIT purcha sers, OF DR.. II. BaER,
may25 No.l 81 Meeting street.
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PORT CILEN D4R.
MOONS PHASE

asst Quarter. 8:h. o hours IL m:Eates. evening
New M ION, l4th. l h0Er, 0 Calnutes, morn:Ig.
F. ,5t quarter 10Th 8 hours 81 minutes. evening
Full Moon, 2Sth, hours so minutes, morning.
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SIR JAMES CLARKE's FEMALE PILLS.

These PILLS have long seen used both in Grea
Britain and this country, and are the best OF thef
Kind In the market.
F0rsa oy DIR. d. BAEk.
apr22 No l3l Meeting street
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MARINE NEWS By TELEGRAPH.

MARINE NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. October 1T.-Arrived. the steamship
Colorado. arrived OUT, the Vile de Paris and
Virginia.
SAvASHAu. october 17.-Arrived the steamship
Be Iona London; ship Ironsides, Liverpool; schr
Seeriga, Boston. Cleared. steamship Virgo, New
York; schr w Hooper, Jacksonville.
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CHARLESTON. S. G., February IL, 1871.
Trains will leave Charleston Daily at $50 A. Il.
and 8 p. II.
Arrive at Charleston I:ao A. N. (Moudays ea
:eptedj and $3.50 P. A.
Tram does nos Leave Charleston s p. Il, SCR
lays.
Tram leaving $3.50 A. II. makes through connec
.lGn TO New York, via Richmond aId Acsuh
Greek Only, going through IN 40 hours.
Passengers leaving by P. Il. Train hay'
choice OF route. via Richmond and Washington
ur via Portsmouth and Baltimore These leaving
FRIDAY by this Train lay over ON SUNDAY in Bal
almore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain Sur
DAY In Wilmington, N U.
This is the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
route to Cincinnati Chicago and other points
Vest and Northwest, both Trains making CO...
ccctions at Washington with Western raiD
OF Baltimore and y hiO Railroad.
S. s. SOLOMONS,
Engineer aud superintendent
P. L. CLyAPoR, Geueral etAgeat.
febl1-12nO6
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Exports,

PsovIDEScs RI-Per schr Irene E Aesservey-
225, goo .eet lumber.
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PROFESSOR BERG ER's BED-BUG
DESTROYER.

Costar's INSECT POWDER
Costar,s Rat Poison
IsaaCsensSure Pop-Death 70 Musqutoes.
For sale by DR. Ii. BAER.
9lyb No. l31 Meeting street
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Ghippina.

u OR LIV E R POOL.
The Al American shlp OLIVE SOUTH. 81
ARD, having large portion OF her Cargo SMH&
engaged, will be dispatched for the above port.
For Freight engagements, apply to
oct12 B. G.. WILKINS Il co.
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MEMORANDA.

The steamboat Ella May, from New York for
Noble. having put into Savannah for coal, re.
ports having lost James Naele, fireman, over
board, on the 9th inst OF Cape Henlopen.
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The Charleston Stock and Bond Market
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Chipping.
DOR GEORGETOWN, S. G.
KEITHFIELD AND WAvERLY MILLS.

The Steamer PLANTER, Captain .SEA
J. T. Foster, will receive Freight THIS =
DAY at Accommodation Wharf, and leave on
THURSDAY MORNING, the 10th instant.
For FreI.ht engagements or passage having
good accommodations. apply on board or to
RAyENEL. HOLMES 4 CO.,
octls-l No. III East Bay.
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NH. Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
TUESDAY FvsNING, OctoDer II, 1871.
corroy.LThe market opened quiet and With
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Snlanoifde AadJridJten.

sluf rsm reutIbsn Damsfer v5ramfs
lin" 1T auf Der 8eile BON Stettin na6
9iaps yOrf bic Gulera aussebrc1en. Yei
Der anfunft sor Nep y)prf raren 40 gbps
lerafranfe an Sorp, q iIne auf per NeiIe
seitprben ". fat ale paiIasiere iinp mebr
pper minper rappn ansesriFen. Der
.Uranflin" iit am 10 Stt. pom Stettin
IN preuben absefatren, belt am IL. Il,
Gcpenbasen am Is. In Gbrifiania In
S1wepen an unp bate % eaiitensune
|61t 3wilaenspaiasiere. Der srfs
Gplerafall ersisntte ii4 am sebnten IaA
Der Neiie Sdmmtli@e Sranse purs
ben nun in piel GbeltrasS Spitaler be.
f5rbert bic Oelunben aber auf ben Dam,
pfsr ,.Dtlawareg sttradt Oh, .GEant'
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GuropaifdJs Aeberiidjt.

Wlan fann Ii1 nitt leibt einen SesrtT
MAIDEN, .tpeldes Gbaos, welhe Wiaflbr
ipelhe GelebloGsfeit auf Der italienil6en
Salbiniel berfdt Die 8snpirruns pirp
tdsti9 9r5Ber bic ySiafdr lbreienper unp
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Gelete 9eseben wercen. Die 8esieruns
Stalien8 re9iert oernalen bic Salbiniel
nod $4,000 @eleBen, Die tbeils einancer
complettrerL tbeils iih aufbebrn unp mo-
biFctren. Sisber ,pu6te man nidt no
bic Mrhtpe Der Wlinilterien Tlb In ilps
renS auf irsenp elmer Citation Der GiIens
babnz9inie swilhen Der alten unp nenen
Sauptfaet Deer in Nom. llno no In 8om
8ei elmer lpl9cn 8illfiir une 0eieblps
fsfeit, ipie iie pur6 bic Slplterltirne, bic
oeUaltIame OCCUPATION ces Guirinals,
paS 0eria9en bon Garcin1len aus ibwn
0pbnun1en, bic Grprppriaticn Ger 8l5z
iter, bic 8sSnabme Res Golesium Ioa
manitm, Die 3erit6rlns res 9eibbaules,
Der frpmnen Stiftunsen, uno bunpsrt
anoere Saeta opclmentirt ipirp, fanp1nan
f6 nitt punpern, pab Die SuneS6unz
9en f6 mebren, pelbe auf cine Gatas
ftrppbe l6liesen laiIen. Der nd6tli6e
2arm auf ben Strasen nimmt eber ~ aIs
ab. Die &ufe: Viva il petroleO
viva Garibaldiw percen INNER bduFs
ger. Die 8ssieruns bat alIe A6tuns
Derlofen uno erfreut iib cbne llebertreis
buns aaerleits Der tieflten Yera6tuns
nit Der sertnsitsn sluSnabme Der mani
gioni G5tefer) ,'sl .s
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Gtntett beS neuen beutIhen Nei6ss
immer fiiblbarer, Nit Der r,euen Sees
rsSofSantlation iinc atpei preufI@e @ens
erale, y. Slii@er linb y. Mfrus, Be-
traut. Aud Der 9oussrneir scn lllm,
0ennal pom &oIsnbera III Elm
Yrtlbe, 70 tab alIo SesenpartiN N I'M,
itrrm 0anbt brei preusil9e @snrrale In
Gsactipn linp. Bie bic .,8tln. 3ts" en-
fdta, lsu bas wartt. SrieSsminihnium
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Surem burg.

+ 6ilsir orr II. Oct. Gelteut aes
| gen 3 l!br res Wcrsens, itarb aubier, 9e.
lftSrft nit ZEN 5r6itunsen unierer beiliaer
,Hatstpn, cer lrbr sefddBte Sr. Sbeccp,
/ $iefer, Wdtslisp bes Gemeinperatbes, i'm
tslltsr spn II 9abren. r. l. p.
/, e.ursm re- 25. Oct. 5eute II,
Ger ,yr!ib: 9slans rS Dem Sri9aoier SuTe
nit {oiilfe res @encarnten Sepnarp pas
/ fiilute 'Subjsft Der berabinten Ginbre6erz
bancc, eihen se,piiien Sartbel S6uiter
aus pfaTentbal, auf eem Htamberee In
eer 9Spbnun9 ieiner Sante, mad rinem
rer;reifclten @ireritanoe ;lt arretiren II.
IN giummrs Slider su brinssn.
SaS 0pneerpinsen miro uns
mtt9etbe!lt, rnB cer rprtt9e Sicar, Snr
Stau:ulr, nab furem &ranfenlaeer see
fprbsn 1T. Ter Ssrfprtene mar erit leit
reni3an 4Hcuatsn gSrttter rnc batte In
rtrlfr tpReu 3ett ibcn &ieleS seirirtt q
or rlts IN ,Srisesnll eEa a 30.
| !6ctyc IN. %. Sct. .Seute @scraen
IBa3e2 bait fiini llbr. brad Seuer aus in
zen Sprune res Stenfmirtbes Sbein,
I,rSbrcnc rie Gan,ilie np6 81 Srtte lag.
Salp bate iIb ras Seuer Gem nabe9elez
gnlen Sdpppen rss slderers Sunf nit
srtbrilt; ipe9rn @iangel an @aHer
brannten tcice init Scurraasn anaefiilltsn
Gicbauli6feiten at. Der Serlult ees
Grl.benannten wirc auf un9efabr 5000
6r. orranl6laat, rdbrenS S5unf einen
Sd,aren spn cirea 5000 SSranfeil rr!eiz
ret; belize INN ailccurrt. J
guremburA 25. Scf. Sc eben
miro unS pieoer rus slbleben einsS jun
gen, perrirniti6en Yrisltsrs, res 6run
sSainpah, :pfarrer in SentinSen mitaes
tbeit. ! .} 4 .3 t. sa9
Surembura 90. Sit. }n Ger
Sebauiuns reS Sbenfpirtbra ,isis ,u
Sirelbarriere 1T seitern slbenb cine Ieu-
ersbrunit aussebroden. Die Sdeune
iammt courage ionic eis Seraduns
res @pbnbauies rpurre einsedl6ert. Der
Serlult fir cen gisentbiimer miro 1000
6r. betrasen. sllefurirt.
2urembura %. Sft. Dor Ger
5up fir gfatlinpiienldaften bat Serr
Is. Siwer caS Ganpipatur Gramen nit
Sefr!eciSuns abselest; Der ancere Gam
rirdt ST.. 3ettinser lcste lpesrn Srants
belt cas Gramen niht al.
Bed, q. Oft. Webrere fleine Sinner
non sllttrier befanpen iit ~ 4nians bic
Ter Bche auf Dem Jelre, allwo iis ras sur
8eire setriebene Yirb biteten. gBie
cieies itetS seidiebt, ;iinpsten lelbe fst
elm 6euer an. sluf sinmal serietben bic
Sleirer Der 7jdbrisen M. Glammans IN
Sranr, ipelhe bepor, ibr Sdlfe sebrabt
ipercen fcnnte, nit srasli1en 8ranbwuns
Den becedt ipurbe. Na1 Sauls sebradt,
itarb caS Sine einise Stuncen ipiter an
cen erlittenen Serlssunsen.
Sasen C0emsince SteiniurD, %.
Oct. @eitern fanp bic Gpnlecratipn uns
lerer neuerbauten Stride pur6 ben SpGs
wiircisiten Senm Yildcf in feicrliditsr
Geile Statt.
&poot %. Oct. Spm IS. bis "a.
c. incl. tparp Der pfarrsi Hooet a 9.
paS srpBe Slid elmer bl. Mi11ion su
5bsil. @ie iiberall, 100 bic treuen SSbe
ne rss srpBtn beilissn MpbonluS auftre.
ten 70 lieBen lie audi ,tnter uns ben
rei6li4fsn Sesen ceS @laabenS unc
ben ansenebmfen Ginorud zines beI6eis
cenen @anesls ;uriid. Die .yfarrei
miro ibnen etpis panfbar lein flr ibr I'M
eisenniisises Semiiben. y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-22

3u &imsfsn, Samaiea, ii cine ylese,
rim sefinsHa ein9esossn .,pereen untes
Der Mnslase 26 &inber Ssinpreet u. uers
ipriit 80 babSti.