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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-01
In ChanCerv,
Martin Sharber VS. Valentine Debn.

Martin Sllarber VS. Valentine Dehn.
Upon motion, and it appearing to the
Clerk and Master from the bill which is
sworn to that Valentine Dehn is a non
resident of the State OF Tennessee, so that
the ordinary process of law cannot be
served upon him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home journal, published in Winchester,
Tenn, requiring said nonresident de-
PENDANT to appear Or or before the next
term OF the Chancery Court. to be held in
the town of Winchester, Tennessee on
the .4th Monday In June next, and plead
answer or dcmur to complainant's bill. OIL
the same will be taken for confessed. and
set for hearing ex parte as to hip Wit
ness my hand, ut Office. this Al
1872. Z. ii. FINCH
febi-A 81 30
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-01

In the business circular of II. 7. Cox
IL Bro, Commission Merchants. At.
lanta, Ga, and whose market ropolts
appear in the Home journal each
week, we find the following clause, TO-
wit:
And with all due respect to those
who may differ with us, we must say
that we ito not want any c%onsiunments
OF liquor. we are conscientiously OPP
posed to handling it, dealing in it, on
the incorporate Use OF it. We cannot
conscientiously deal in an article which
we believe has caused more crime, dis.
tress and misery in our common
country than perhaps all other causes
combined"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-01

1t now appears that the pre- Adamite
man-at least the American branch OF
him-knew all about what we have
been deIuding ourselves was the mod
crn art Of war, for, according to the
Halifax papers, a four-pound cannon,
hall has been found in a lump Of coal
taken from Il depth Of $50 feet below
the surface Of the earth at the Arcadia
coal mine. Maccan, Nova Scotia.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-01
In Chancery.
:. e.. Garner vs. Michael Balmot,

c. {. Garner vs. Michael Balmot.
Upon motion. and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk and Master, from
the bill which is sworn to, that defendant,
Michael BaImot. is Il nonresident of the
State OF Tennessee. so that the ordinary
process OF law cannot be served upon him
1t is therefore ordered that publication
he made for four consecutive week. i'm the
Home journal. published in Winchester,
Tenn . requiring said nonresident de-
tend1nt to appear on or before the fourth
Monday in june next, before the Chan
Gerry Court at Winchester. Franklin coun-
ty. Tennessee, and plca;l. answer or demur
to compartments bill, or the same will BE-
taken for confessed and set for hearing ex
phrtc Witness my hand. at office. this
Jan. 80. 1872. Il. ii. FINCH. G.. d NJ.
febl-4t 4 80
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-01

The New York Express says a bill
to license prostitution now pending in
the Legislature Of Washington Terri
tory, has received the sanction Of the
Woman's Club, and will probably pass.
This is a strange view for woman to
take Of the social evil, and it is GiIli
cult to comprehend the motives for
doing so. The latural s%lppoaition
would be, that she would set her head
steadily and severely against it even
in its miIdcst and best regulated form.
For her to give il countcnancc, in any
way, is n tacit confession that it IS an
incurable evil, and that the best thai
can be done with i. is to hedge It's vic
Tins about with every possible safe
guard.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-01
Erari,liA'S Anniversary.

y Inc monument has been erected
to the memory Of Benjamin Franklin
in the great city ofNew York. a ban
quot was Given ut Dclmoni cos in hon
or Of the birthday Of the celebrated
man who commenced life as 4 taIlow'
chandler, cutting wicks and filling can
die moulis in his fathers shop, and
very soon after 4 printers apprentice
in his brothers Office, % step by step
to become leader in the best journalism
of his day, the best d]iScOvercr Of his
time, M honorcd clerk, a faithful leg
%j,lator, Il philosopher in the best sense
Of wisdom, atrue public servant abroad
for at least three Of the American Col
ouics. and later, in the Revolutionary
war. the leading diplomat Of the time
in the Courts Of Europe. His career
was one, familiar, no doubt to the
rcaders Of the Home journal, and one
that every boy should study as q text
book, The banquet was a splendid
affair, 1t brought together a body Of
men who in the press daily, like the
lawvcrs in the courts, utter all sorts o.
bitter words, and then come together
like gentlemen to unsay, hv deeds il
not by words. half the bitter things
they hayc written and put in print. 1t
united the religious AMI secular press.
At the plate Of each guest was placed
Il copy Of the Pennsylvania Gazette Of
September 10, l74l, 'printed BY b.
Franklin, Postmaster, At the new print
ing Office near the mlrkct.'
The President Of the United States
wa, toasted with "A right good wIll--hy
the Democrats and some Republicans
for the office, and others for the nan
Mr.. Greeley was rs temperate as ever
at the banquet, aud would not even
,,uch vino thnu IN fine simon MIR.
-, 80. -,
'''"''' "'' "'.,"', w. o'
to mix punch ofthe best quality FORMS
quests, if not 70! himself. Henry Ward
Rcpchcr and other mounatrs delivered
oLn.os.,, ", h,,o ro,m for Mr.
~ =,
'''r''o ''"'''"' '"N' H' '''''
Mr. Ch"'FD"" On" rehHeneh' IL
we're required TO say FOR which 81
Franklin 5 achievements he deserved
most amt best OF ma'iKlnd, ! s'ioul"
aWaFl inc pam 10 ms a"'ohl"9rNphy--
SO 'ra'IN, so sunny 50 IIra'Ialed ny
brave, DIiihc, hearty Humanity. for II
our fathers had not-'arSely by the aid
OF ms counsel. his labUrS, his sacrifices
-acliIevcd their Independence at The
FIRST ciiort, they would have trlcd 1t
again and again until they dlh achieve
IT, II he mat not made his lmmorla!
discovery OF the ld'ntlty OF electricity
with iiShlnins, that truth would ncvc,
~llclcSS nave AT length hcen demon
sira'ed; but II he iIad not so m"drstl.y
and SWcctIN told us how to wrcSttr will
poverty and compel opportunity, | to
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-01
LUMBER.
A Splendid Lot, Cheaper than

| have a large lot of lumber, and will de-
liver it on the cars at Tullaloma at the
following prices. per 1000 feet:
Oak Fencing and training, Sl2 30
Poplar, fencing an! inch plank. 10 90
Poplar. weather. boarding. dressed. 10 90
Poplar, ceiling and flooring, dry,
dressed and matched. % 90
Poplar, dry and undressed, l6 90
Freight from TullahOma to Dccherd. per
1000 feet. by the ear load, Sl,5O; when less
than Il car load. 5000.
Orders lett with j. X. Bennett. at Dech-
erd. or NJ NJ. Henderson. Winchester. will
DC promptly attended to. Now is the time
to get good lumber and get it cheap. Meat
and corn will be taken at market rates.
j III. ANDERSON,
febl-tf Tullnhoma
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-01

The Military Division Of the South,
Of which the late Gen. Hallcck was the
commander, has been discontinued by
the Presidents direction, and the com
manders of the Departments of the
South and Cult, comprising that divis-
ion, are required to report at the head
quarters Of the army.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-01
.THz }1oNE J~ovRNAL.
Alas, for the rarity
OF christian charity
Under the SUM-

np -,
Under the sun."
co,jlv unnhor NJ rovo,cod onn.
tl,wor !, tho rorthorn nuIri,s have
,,kon occasion Iotc,v 10 uoiut fine NOR
nj oI EisL'. life and dooth for fine Lcno.
a. re ,hoir r~,nornooiions Many Of
,,nm hovo,.nr woro cuuuqh
"a oynrrisc ,hot charity which is the
.u,n o,.l .nLsiorra nr Ch,i,i's teach.
mac orl c.rich l. hiobiv commended
y, G, po,l tho FIRST orcai cXyuuudcr
r a., a,,,,l ,,ocIoimnl from tnous
o,,,ls NJ uuIrits INTO tLj, day. But
Same acted more INDEPENDENTLY in the
cosc NJ MFR. Fisk, and one New York
ororovngn the Rev, J. $. Wilis-wc
n,osi,rtc to rive his denom;nation-
,houoht uroorr tn n,IuAe to the de
cco.cl in the most scurrilous and op.
nrohiops )~anouaoc. His life was a
,~.von,tv Cair =" nj, character so ruNgu,
and , ,tnucb :" he was "a bully with
ont urowcss.o without Il rcdeeming
oroI;,y wi,hor honor or dcconcy Of
our SORT lis very casv.o call names,
Ian, !, is nnIy = award who Whites an
o,h,r whom mo +. ont of sioht and hear.
;n,. and =, :. o,,, ~hIork,r9rl who
l..o,,l. g., ,lo ,.o or nu.,vnrv word.
o,,l ,lrovs Li. ,uuI pt fine urosIra,c
r,,,a lo,d man Wc rnor the Rev
i.o o,r,orl and - ~hIorkyuorI
yhor,i j. M lnuL, that thr late jaime,
H.. ,,l sor;n,s Nn,,e and virns In
l.ol Lo ma no, dnrv fine r,rt Uy
,~oo,i,, r,,s mo, nun orhis f,iIinos and
L. , lor no o,idoncn nr - tnndrnr,
Lo,Llj,o roll,w ho;no
ui.o noor uvcnyr thot q RELIGION,
,,o,ortokn. uuon fine man who cared :,
r,,. e.. -. .ri.,,ros r,on hi. con
lltVe Tor MS St''c'"''' "Po" No w"
dnct ouF'o9 ~" me- an" "'' "''' US
own way WIZ 'J''''' ''''''''"'' -
"''"I Inc sen co''''N"O''' '""''''"'''
OF inc p"h'lc hor'IS 'h'S"' say II
sap inc coio c'''eN o. III" O''S 'n'
was once james r|Sh, Jr' "''91 "
s'haIl Sa'a'acV'o'' '"t ~ 7'c"'' ~ '"''
no i't'lc "f''I''"t'o" !" '""'' WIN
gamer "oo"' ms grave |" 'h''''Sc u
9och MANIFESTATIONS '"c P''l'' J'''
III 'Ac "e"'"''S'r"''o' anu ny way q
making '''c most VI 'c'''ol' example
spares no 'l''ne'' "o"'N'' "~''''''''S
10 p'l''tIe 'le memory o It '"'' VIII"
with all ms glazing ''oI'S' nae 50 niue
OF 'he oc''er l"'V'' humanity III '''''
We nave unfortunately zee t"o OF
Ten mace c"S'''/''' OF examples "'''
'"'"esS among NE energy l"'Ie i" Il"
''' ~ '''a' "''''''c'' ny ''SN '''""S w
laiLy, and OF errors 10 which those o
Me-. ,n.i,, n..1r w. do ma, ,,o,
80" "N p"'''H '''"' WV we ~
WV ~ ~
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-01

A newly invented Jallot-box in use
by the Radicals Of Georgia, was re
Gently discovered at Augusta in that
State. 1t had two bottoms, one of ma.
hogany, the other Of pine. Neither
was secured with nails or screws, TIE
outer one being fastened with Il little
glue. The lock on the top of the box
was no protection, as there was another
entrance at the bottom. At the last
election in Augusta. the Radical man
ayers offered the Democrats the charge
Of the key before the counting, they
keeping the box. The result can cast
~ be imagined.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-01

The exiled Empress Eugene, who
was the owner Of precious jewels given
her by crowned heads in the days OF
her prosperity, has sold them for
4OO 10000. If the purchaser will give
them to Grant he can he sure of {. biz
fat office for q brief space.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-01

The Hartford Coulant says: cit is
reported that the life Of the late James
Fisk, Jr. was insured for $500, 900.
The Charter Oak Life Insurance Com.
pany, OF New York city, was offered Il
risk on his life OF $4,000, which the
company declined to take. 1t was
urged that he was a good PLY sical
risk, but the officers didn't consider
him morally sound, and upon that ac-
count looked upon him as hazardous,
and let him alone; and the wisdom OF
their decision is now apparent"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-01

1t has been deiiniteI, proven that
Howard, the head Of the frccdncn's
bureau, and the nan whom the Radi.
Gals delight to honor as 'the christian
soldier" has made a regular practice
Of depositing government funds in
private banks and pocketing the in
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-01

The New York Tribune, in its no
ticc Of Fisk, says: 'He was no hvpo-
crlte--il that was any praise. When he
devoured the widows substance he
differed from many of his associates
in resraining from the pfetence of long
prayers"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-01

The Supreme Court of the United
States has decided the legal tender act
to be constitutional. In other words.
greenbacks are a legal tender for all
contracts calling for payment in dol
lars.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-01
Janis
10 RENTERS !
FOR RENT

4. comfortable dwelling. Of two rooms.
with Il kitchen. smOkc-hOuse and garden
attached, ut $40 per month.
A wood-shop, good stand, ut 81 per
month, and convenient to the dwelling
Another dwclling-onc large room-at
So per month.
A blackSmith-shop, convenient to the
room, at 81 per month. a good we'll con-
venirnt
All in the corporate limits of Winches-
ter. Apply to }. I. SANDERS.
iebl-lt Winchester. Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-01

The income of the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad during Decem
her, 1874, was 5160, GOO, being 49,.
600 over the same month in 1870.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-01

The immense Pipe Foundry Of Den
MS Long, IN Louisville. Ky, one of the
most extensive in the country, was
destroyed 10y fire on the DIST ultimo.
Loss $4,000
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-01

Mr.. Foss, the agent who has been
i'm porting Ssedes for Georgia, is
accused by the Atlanta papers of act.
Ing with both employers and EN-
~DlOvees.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-01

There are l73,000 white and 1890
black persons in Tennessee that can
not read or write.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-01

The paper is to the people what a
sign board is to the traveller. The
paper tells VINO is in business, and
where to trade; and the sign.board
tells the name Of the place and dircc.
ton. Then, If you want people to buy
Of you, tell them through the paper
where YOU stay, and what you have.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-01

The year 1872 contains li(ty,two
Sundays. September and December
each begin OF Sunday; January, April
and July on Monday. October is the
only month beginning on Tuesday.
February begins and ends on Thurs
day, consequently it will have five
Thursdays. which will not occur again
until the year 1900. In the year 1880
February will have five Sundays,
which will not occur again until the
year 1920. The year 1871 began on
Sunday and ended on Sunday. This
will occur again in 1882, anil every
eleventh year thereafter.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-01

The harbor OF St. Louis is beingrev-
olutionized by shifting sand bars. The
current Of the Mississippi is moving
toward the eastern shore. and the wa.
ter on the St. Louis side growing too
shallow for easy navigation. 1t is
proposed 10 remedy the defect by dig
ging.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-01
Custom House Frauds.

Under this head the New York Sun
comes to the conclusion that
ist. President Grant has from the
first understood the great frauds and
robhcrlrs committed hv the Gu stom
House Ring and its affiliations upon
the commerce Of New York, and has
shared in the fruits Of those rOhbcrics.
Or else,
ID. He has not understood any.
thing, but has been dcIudcl and i'm
posed upon by his stall officers, Gro
MES and camp followers. who alone
have prolitcd and been enriched toy the
large sums OfmOncv of which our mrr
chants have thus been plmdcrcd.
II the first hypothesis he true, Presi-
dent Grant is a scounlrel.
If the second hypothesis be true,
President Grant is u fool.
The editor then asks:
Is there any third conclusion which
can possibly he drawn from the facts
developed hy the Senate Committee Of
Investigation and Rrtrrnchmcnt? Ii
there is any such third explanation,
will somebody mention it and state
tue reasons by which it is supported:
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-01

Charles Is. Young, a printer in the
Richmond Dispatch office, drew a &c.,
900 prize in the South Carolina Immi-
grafton Lottery.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-01
CALL AND SEE US,
And supply yourself while the stock Is full.
$1,000

e Remember, to call at the little honse
on the corner for your cheap goods. We
viii have a BOOT AND SHOE SHOP in
connection with our store. You can have
Boots made to measure. Work guaran-
tecd.
M. M. q. & co.
January 1sth-8m
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-01
Which will be sold
Cheap for Cash,

Or exchanged for sny Barter that We can
convert into money.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-01
M. M. HENDERSON g. m

Arc now Opening in the MARTIN cor.
NER, q new stock of goods, con-
sisting, in part, Of
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-27

itanre. Ginise 6rauen II. 8inrer mads
ten feline &ir6enSdnsu en- Conn uns
5eftasen. Die Wdnnsr Idlusen bic
@cse Der unsldubisen unp Srsirsnfer
Elm. Die Stride mar linen gut genug
fir 6rauen unp Sinner. SD mue lelbft
tsfennen, rae bic @emeinee eamals fei>
men etnfluBtei6en Ginrrud auf Nidtfas
tbpliten madtc. @aS that aber Ter fee
leneifrise Serr Yfarrer. @r sriinrete rem
ct. Spiepbss Serrin, wprur6 er bic
Mdnnsr u. Siinslin9c AT li6 ldlob unp
ibre Sersen fir pie Stride srwann; er
belt ibnen in tesciiterten unp lebrrei6en
2ecm Spr, pab wabre Mdnncrpiiree,
eGter Nrel, wabrs6 unp pouernres Slid
nur in @ptt UNI &rligipn ~ ludrn llne
III finrcn ieien; er Ysrprrnetc ffentli6e
Yrpcellipnen an ScrIhierencn SaBen, pie
ant ct. Scfepb's Scite lei @eleSenbeit
Ger SubiI1umsfeicr unicrs 9rpecn pius
TX. Our6 pisies bfentIthe Grl6einen
seiste er Ger 0emeinpe ibre Stdrfe, ibre
3abl, er Denies ibnrn, pae ite ii6 wsper
ibrer Heli0icn nod 9ltfunft at i6dmen
baten. gln bcfimmten Sasen rerprcne,
er allsemeine Communion, 10 rae reries
nise, Der an eteItn Iasm nidt gum Slide
res Germ sebt fir einen mabren Scnz
rerlins ansuieben iein mub. $50 Die
Wdnnsr pur6 @prt une Seiipiel ppr>
anseben, fam man lei6t bic Splssruns
,iebsn, caB pas wettlibe @eidle6t istnen
relisiSien pIli6ten pbliest.
Der bp6ip'se Seell prser Yeritebt es
aud ris Sersen Der Sinner su s%sminner,
renlelben cine 2iebe ;u 0ptt, Der Stride
II. Sdule einsu1SBen. ST. bat namlid spsi
S6ulen, cine Snabenz unp cine W1p>
GensS dule. Die erlte bat einsn fdbisen
4sbrer, bic speite cine ausseseidnetr gebs
rerin. Oas Singen an CONT UNI
Seiertasen 70 mic aud an @erftaaen
bel Ger itiaen Welie fSbt pbne 3weifel
Zen Sinrern cine 4iebe su Soft unp
&slisipn ein. @eIsn !5srs erireut I6
ni6t 100 bis $50 Sinner, in ib5nfer
Sarmpnie, fatbcliIde 5ymlnen uno Sies
bern iinsen gu bUren. Die Stride in cts
wdbnter @emsinre 1T prd6tis semalt,
Ssriebrn init einem neuen, iebr id5nen
UNI fpitbaren <arc, elmer neuen 8ans
sel unp prei @lrfen Serfincen an
Spnns unr 8eierabenren in l6Bnter
5ormOnie, bic 5eier res fOlsenpen ga
9sS an.
@ir wini9m rem, fir bic SADIE
@pttes unp unIrsr STRIDE 70 eifrisen
prieltcr unp icinsr i'm 0tenite 9pttes 70
treuen @emeinpe Slid unp Sesen !
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-27
Ginfubr uno @usfubr sleidsR
fd tets aug.

Wsnn man aud Spr elmer Sanoflss
bilan; smil6sn Den Seri6iepencn 9dnoern
lprt9t, 70 beitebt rieie ep6 III @irfli6s
felt ni6t. Die ausfubr fam niemalS
Die Ginfubr iibertreffen unp umsefebrt
fam bic Summe rer impprtirtcn @aaz
rem niemals srBbsr lein, ais Ger aussss
fibrten.
0eicst ben Sal, mir batten in rirem
Sabre mebr Wertbe ein> ais aussefabrt
70 mub rieier llnteribiep tur6 bartes
@elp uussesli6m werpen. @as 1T aber
pieles 0slp (gplp prer Silbsr) ancera,
ais. @aare ?-@Qer Sanpl beit.bt i'm
llmtauid BON Wer.brn unp no ni6t
@crtb sesen @ertb seseben wiro, Mill
fen @nwsiiunpen auf @ertbe Cgelp) Yer>
mitteln. Sslm Sancel spil9en Natips
nen gilt perielbe 0runplaB, nur nimmt
uns paS auslane unlere Wertb,ei6en
ni6t ais 3abtuns pper @ustaul6 an,
Ipnpern es miihen @aaren sesen @aas
rem perianpt percen uno lputen ciele aud
tbeilweiie aus @Ulp belteben. Oieles
Sob 1T aber eiSentli6 fetn Sch, ipcnn
mir parunter nnr @ertbseiten cper
Wcrtbanre {. iun9en Yeiieben, ipnees, 20 1T
@aare unp @ertb in lI6 islbt. @dre
benz ni9t 70, 10 mibte eS Su ieinsm Ncnrs
wertbe Selten, .. !. cS miibte nur 100
Gent bod iteben unp nidt 1893. Oas
piss ater nidt 10 it, wiIen mir, unp bic
ie Glsidtsauns pirp ni@t cher eriolssn,
bis aue Waaren, allp aud Silber urp
Sob, fir 100 Gents su baben fnc, pels
DIE man jeyt nur fir 113 baben fam.
IS 1T pemSemaB Gin Sutbum an;us
nebmen, unler 9anc iei sesen ras Aus
lano i'm Na6tbeile, wenn jabrli6 cine
Suantitdt Sob sur @nsslsi6uns tss
erpprts unp Smpprtseiddfts S~srIaapt
rsrren wuB. @ir taul6sn nur Sob
9esen Waaren aus, bic uns In pielem
Sale %wertbSpller iinr. Sc enttsbt srpar
eine lbeinbare unslsidbeit in guSs unp
9infubr curd paS Salten uuierer @ertbs
papiere i'm Nuslance, inpem mir bel
@usSabe rerIelben ibren Goursprsis in
@ertben rrbalten. Seim Sauiswercen
rsrisltcn miNen mir iie jerO6 suriid,abs
len unc rie erbaltene unp surifsesebene
Summe riferirt nur um bic 3inIsn. 10
tab mir in pieIer Siniibt feline 9rSeere
Gins ais @usfubr unp amsefebrt bsrauss
rednen ffnnen.
Stebt cies aber rinnal fet, 70 map Fl:
ne finltli6 Yermincerte ginfubr nptbs
cine serminerrte Susfubr mad
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-27
(GOrrs(ponosn3 Der lursmb. UGsttr.)

N~ifbapafa 5nb.
Ssbr ssebrtsr Serr &sbaetsm
Nm TO-, fl. II. IL. b. 81. fanc bic
Sicr,isaiincise @npatt in Der ct. So
iepbs @emeinre tabier fat. Der
bphp'se Yater 500 Yrppin;ial bes Ga
pn;rner Srrens ;u Wilmaufee preeiste
jtren Gag speimal. Die 0essnitdnre
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