davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-08-01

Mention has already been made of the
occurrence of the true shad in the Es;;
Gambia River, of Florida and Alabama
and we learn that they are also met with
in the Choctawhatchee River, stream
to the eastward of that mentioned. lt is
said thev were first noticed in these waters
about the year 1864. and that they have
increased in size and quantity ever since
that time. They were caught during the
present season, from the 18th of March to
the lst Of May, in considerable number.
This fact is encouraging to those who are
advocates of the propriety and feasibility
of stocking the tributaries of the Gulf OF
Mexico with shad.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01

Ike; kips, 90 to "a lis, lac; do, % to 80
TBS, 134ze; calf skins 81 each; country hides,
flint, 20 to Is lbs, Ice; damaged, half price.
OK horns Sc each.
SALT-Three cargoes of Liverpool have
arrived. one of which is for st. Louis and
one has been sold on private terms. There
is rood demand for Texas, but shipments
are Restricted by low water in Red river
Dealers are selling new at ST. 7O0I IS for
coarse and 81 755I so for fine delivered;
old is anofed 1T 81 G50I 70 for coarse and
1po 1gf+T a reduction of Toe ID sack when
dn llS ra "tsi n iUts OF waraboDse lot Of
I061 Ls~s Tr,.lrs Island has ;nsf arrived.
and j. of2a4ed on the market. Il is retail
mo from arora 81 35Z1 "a y 6ar of tsyo
hLsl,.is r.. his ssttTT ,orgets "a Sailing at
5Ia - ia.,a,cI as ~ sc
0tx Er,rrs--TLa et1ciz ON hand is. large.
and ~ 1ii,,9a,,+ oro e[, ,11ada IN &C.
"o1,r,+ W Fly 81 +,9Iaa We o@te
e,, r,;,a oIIai p 5o6 J@IiToraa aong
sida y@ss S''? slo. Vine yG i, nine 5@I30
,~, bb5 $ISzz ~ t,1o ps+ S'60 y i6.
hi Ga a. and X I,e, sioSs a., 'l''-'' ~
e. Sr6 nv vgiTo +o small recafnts
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01

boId appears to be milder than in other
cities, About one-quarter of the horses OF
fhe railway lines are more or less affected.
The disease appears to attack horses upon
the streets, as those in hospitals have all
escaped.
Most Of the railway lines have Withdrawn
from three 10 thirteen cars to-day, Which
was more OF a preventive than anything
else. 1t j. believed that If the disease does
not cain ground tomorrow tho crisis Will
he passed. Great care i being taken with
the horses, and tor the first time today
many sick horses were seen on the streets.
NEW York, October 3l.-Thcre has been
general Improvement to-day among the
horses affected NY the prevailing epidemic,
but business and travel are still seriously
interfercd with by tbis disease. Eight hun
bred deaths sTe reported in this city and
twenty-five in Brooklyn. The board o.
health has instructed city sanitary iDspec-
tors to make q thorough investigation OF the
nature Of the disorder
In the fire department al the horses are
sick today, and tie SELF pr0PelhnG engines
have not arrived.
IN Albany oxen 8nd men take the place
Of horses in hauling wagons.
The disease il spreading in PorghEee!'sie
and vicinity, and q suspension III the G.tS
SaiIroad cars Ii threatened.
%GWburg, %ew York, reports thc d's"@s"
III one stable. where fifteen ont "t twenty
sour horses are Sick.
The average ~ deaths in Boston IL thirty
Tally. Very few ne" eases are Tcpo'tndo
hut there Il great iacga veBlencts from IA"
scarcity of healthy horses.
Bangor and Lewiston, Nalne. 9eI'trH ne
disease assuming d ae.ere type, and hail 2
dozen fatal cases have occurred ~ each In
Manchester, New hampshire, hundreds "a
6,,rgg.. 1t gipt- I1,S PBa e.IgEaEA+ NOT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01
MARKETS .


NEW York, Qotober3l, Evening Cotton
closed dali; sales 1910 bales: middllng
zlplands 1885, Orleans 20asc; net receipts
lS0 bales; gross 655; sales Of futures
1900; October l9lae, November Is 1850
1880, December 1875 Is ll-I6c, January
IS 1850 lS7sc, February l9+s al9Ac, March
10 9.I60l9a4c, April 20 40 3,l6c Flour
quiet, without material change. Whisky
steady. Wheat-Spring 03c better; win
ter red Western 81 5S61 &c. Corn shade
better. Rice quiet at 4 y q l4c. Pork 80 IS
ais so. Lard dull and easier; Sl4 5 &c.
Naval stores steady. Tallow quiet Freights
Coffee quiet; Rio I5l2 a18Ao. Sugar
firm; fair to good refining 9as 0i0c; Cuba
g156 I0c Molasses dull and unchanged.
Frcights to Liverpool per sail-cofn . 84sd;
per steam-ootton as Q 7-i6d.
CINCINNATI, October 3l.-Cotton-Market
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01
g1fSCELLANE OUSo

Governor yVnrtnotf as Bayou sarn-~Ho;,,
jsyille Observation-Disclosures @ODyep.
sion-COul Tow AT Cincinnati Death OF
" New Yorkev-San francisco Races.
r.,.o1- s.r,T "a Octohcr 2l.-C;ovsr,,o
sy"2,,th ,nI Gn"",5I Shorjaas ad1passad
ne uaouin Of WaaY J1eIj.i.na Iege f,.day'
~, Ift .nc sy;r.on .hia hTan;r,,, 49,
.hn,:J ,.,aSlt +o,nnrr.."-
- yorIsEt[lrg Drfohe" n g.cnnis Y,ov,, 4
az nine fnmndyy- vJaE badly damaaed ~
49,. or,5 H., F,oaS ssfipoatnS AZ sg0 fGa. f,s1T,
:.,1,.,d
Tha 'j+ Go.q,s ~ 4p. canaY era,a o,.a,.o.,
II. ,,i.,,. aliIeL ,f,g ,r.,rrinlr
M" IPI,v ON, ,,Ea,, thn 5,gs so3., .na
noak the HIN Of Cantain WI i, EeIj.SS Now
tlr,,D gt,.t} III, sEr r,,i,,-.
20, - So% anu - tb ss. nv UtIon
no.;att,,. IoJ-yy E'a.+ai. = III V"oIf1,]l-
~ af,i,inq w. daIeaa4ns IL
~. .ser,at -
~iIIa n lila conveutioW ~ meet Al JAW.
EnHanLar ~ CanYsir, xvaaIfojls :, ~.
. " of H. GaJpgatio,. - -
C..DIxrsrl Ortnher 3s.The ers. Yo,y
rrnr, Pi+tsbpTo. witI. eoaG ON 9be nrasen,
rjs.. arrived tHis afternoon
Troy. n y Ortaloar 3l..~-y:orn .gof.D =
Cri.wold died 4o-sav.
$40 Lp4rcyes,0 6l.tDqlrr 40 e-V7Sa waco e,o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01
Declarations from ,he sr,yeR1urv.

Tie forthcoming Teposf ef tie Second
auditor will show large am"unH due 1he
GnSted States from 6etauIting officers. The
amount clue from paym"ssers il shown to
De nearly S67Q,000o The humber oG eases
involving fol1gerya sraud. uniawiu! with.
holding OF money, over payments, etc. now
undergoing examination ]. 1886. yAe form
OF prosecutions has been commenced IN .
numbeS' o. eases. nut. 70 :. auie they are
prosecuted With 80 little vigog sh.s che
expenses OF the quits @scees8 tie amouBs
rrnuSnraA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01

The fite Of locomotive boiler Is FOUND Is
oe a5out $50 900 train miles but thi@ may
probably 30 up On some lines ID 100000 Or
would depend greatly on circumstances
and particularly on tie chemical qualities
OF, the water employed. Assuming that the
lite OF the engine is determined 81 the en-
duTance ct the boiler. and that if, under
favorable circumstances, it will last 500 900
miles, then during that time the firebox
viii probably require to be renewed at least
three times, the tires OF the wheels five, or
perhaps six times the crank axIos three or
1onr times, and the tubes probably from
seven to ten times.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01
EXPORTS,

!fEEGPO0i--Sfip ity of Ea'slow--.s5.3 bales
cation 1853 SKIS oiIcake 2529 slaves
%iIHN:-sarls isabelle Hsrnet!-;lDi bales cot.
ton 1860 slaves
cotton bales &c 0J8 bushels u, N bulk 400
stt!vee
BAY isfsNDs-sehoon8s Goust.r!se-.-. $500 feet
iu..!1"G 900 .hngles
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01
80 THAI OF LIVERPOOL.

Strict low fniitfIang sold in several cases
h js3te. miIaiIry at.i; and 9g,.,. And
S.'3%l "I''S1l,iS ~ - ~. 9iNl"&i - neg
~ Ap7sc W. ~" y tict"ttolA - S4!-L"4| Soih'
buS STYLES of styicr iow !niddl;ng. fGI
which, III and !slse ggpre :paIi7ni !. strr
commanded !9l3c Yesterday, sol| n. 1919
wtas.. tf.yl9rns Indicate 4 lrcljna If i.u
which accorded with The genera! view. In
:acG. exceptional saits "eEa' reported at -
reduction IF 3Bco The market was de
Y.esse,! BY the New York and Liverpool
dispatches and e slack demand. parity
ca6ScJ: by want D! steam room 10. Liver
pool and buyers stanGin. %loot IN "nticioa-
! tion 81 sril! easier prices.
! The amount On sbigboa:c Hot cleared,
| gong On board ana engaged Tor shipment.
wac So down AZ the opening this morning
! At $4,000 bales. embracing 10000 for Liver
| pool, u 200 10: HavTo, 1910 tor koneD, 1905
| for Spain. -2UH Tor Genoa. 1900 for Bremen.
| 1000 u: She North Sea and 5000 FOX the
+! stock cD hand BY our running state
men: last evening. lett 3l:50o bales :"
! represent the quantity II the ianGAns and
F! 10 pr'ssa unso1d and awaltin: orders.
I :he Exchange reports; " Det"al" mod
| crate; prices irregular" dts quotations are
! reduced Sc
oo'i'N - i@'1 - p,,.,
! %.ooA OF, 2ani August 81. 1872 G,Z5e
arrived sinc" last e,atemont..... 9Gi6
ArS'e'. previously s'.l sl9,'98
oro.,G 90 nj
Ciearee. tc,aa.y. Hi.
Cleared previously s............... !!5et9- i2o?53
.,,..,., ..,...,, M wee 80.
t ~ .s same e 3a.. If r.
1"r%e T 1df Spsas9' ~ ~ p3i,s l."
C.,a;,,+. r,rar",. sIr,no ,as+ a,,l.,;,+r oz62
49, ~ .2oao 80 81 ,Tl,',,s S4,LS
49, 80 1855. : 'al1C
r+r y, "a ;+
- E0.s ~. ,,.7I 9Jn -. 800 ,',,i
a',.rt n - 10 "a 49, , :,o
o.. 80 -" ;,ea.aag. - aiS -
TTa t,abo,,cra +oloo,,o',. ,,5aY,.. On. 20.
.a;,,+a a. III ~ ,rarfs Fro-,, - ST rae+a,.
IS,9 aS1S ~. ttQ il,ia, o a.a IN
80 III 3 Ic I}} ioot 50 49,.
En;, a. az 49, a,;, a. o6 ~ .,
80 81 -: T+aI s-o '1
9ir 80 1t IT, 9 25s c9n IVA -
IA 81 $3.50, .sai,sg tx,
I; - 80 -, oto hIoa
'A' ,s IA 49, - 4 81
II; ~" - is'Se 10 ' 90 ~ o,'
".92: Sain9g t ~ wy.
=. .3o@ a. i ~ ?oa.0 Ha ~, W
,,st - '0o''oo 0"'0'' ''5'f'II'9' '''''
H'""'
SUGar-~lhe receipts we're larger fh"n
usual fhls morning, ana em0race9 ~ HNdss
The demand as good. especially foE the
better grades, and the supplies We're mostly
sold. '"ken for the neigAboring trade and
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01
= Dbl. Is bbls sold on the landing at s. IS

:, bACoN-olues are scarce ana command
nfmef prices out shoulders continue duIL.
Shoulders are now quoted al &c; clear ut
siofs IT, f.ea Gs 5ae3 5Ifc H. .. 5ae 9eS
ders on private terms ian OF plice}, l6 and
. casks shoulders at re; do clear RIB
sides at i44c; and - 90 clear sides at
l2Hsc, ana DO at I212o y 70.
HAMs-Cholca R1gar-rurcd are scarce end
command I9i2 q l9a4c = 10 IN aJoh5inS way
LARD-ls ia tar demand with small
STOCK on han1' 70 tierces sold III @c; Az 90
9l8s, and l0J Kegs choice reAned at JIG
| T d.
| DRY SALT MEATS dull, and only q re
tan business Is dong at ~ SIZE Ter win
/ ter cured shoulders, and "55C aor summer
/ cured.
BREAKFAST BAC0E-i5 very "uli. with
only job sales At l212 a BE 10! Western ard
Is e l3+.c tor Northern.
Wn!ssE-Ihe market is steady and iirM
with q small! stock Of Louisiana GA hand.
| basis OF 95e = gallon for gcnd proof, and -
! 0ot8 good PROOF SOLD 81 we & gallon. A lot
OF ~ b0ls ordinary Western Eeetihed sold
! at 9lc T. gallon. Choice Cincinnati Eeoti-
ned Is quoted at we Z, gAilono a lot OF -
! Dbis sold at we = gallon.
BULK CofN-Ihe stock mas nearly all
peen taken up ana the 1nacEet IS n !, ABOUT
/ bare Freight room tor Great Britain IS
! wanted with adequate tonnage 3 scr.
Large trade would be done in bulh s"rn
,. CoRS n SAcks-ls N good su2pty "'th e
! limited demand at slightly ''asie" prices.
hnf sa IT, are, are conf ea I 10 scEs o OF
M IN Ta1oI Oc ~ ,,lgf,I st '0'
'''I>l 3l,o& u, az Cno oJ s,1,,, ..S c,; Al
,,,a,I1 49, - ''''G SEA a.
'114 $40 80, I09
,,;,n,, ~ a.. in6 - 2slsa. III 49,. t6s ~
R6d. I 10 30 c 5 ,oo 2q mi -; Ii ,a az
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01

What are you drawing. Anna? Z" Else
So very still, and she worked away very
earnestly FOR awhile Then she stopped.
compared her work with the original, and
shook her little head II don't like it
much, she said. "Tainrt much like YOU.
! dess LII put q tail to it and call it a dog
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01

7 oU1slANA DlvIsIoN
.NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
New Orleans 80 DonaldsonviIie-@ixt
SkTee Miles.
Dai4y Trains for passengers New Orleans to Don.
ald6onville ana Seturn Excursion tickets to Ion.
aldsonyille and return on Sundays, SIS Tram
leaves Canal street depot sally at 1:45 A. m.
EXCURSION TRIPS ON THE RIVER EVERY Sun.
0Ag on STEAMER FRANCES.
Passengers and freight received foot Of Calliope
street. Lumher, timber. bricks heavy machinery
as freight, Tickets sold conner Camp and Common
streets, opposite City Hotel and on board ferry
8tealneS Sranceso q. W. r. BAYLBY,
General superintendent
NORMAN G.. JONES.
3ny? sseuefal Freight aud Ticket Agent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01
EEOUsT0N AND TEXAS
CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Change Of s5cbetuEe-3anuury IA. 1872,
DEPARTURE aNB ARRIVAL toF TRAINs,

$3.50 AZ I'll" EXPRESS leaves Houston daily, arriv
Ing al CorsiCana at $50 p r.. aud u
AHstiu at 6 = ii. Connecting III
Siav8sota with daily stage for = a
Sersoni Huntsville, Crockett Kr!sh
Henderson and LnngView. At Hearl,A
with international Railroad. A.
calvert with stage for Beltou-tri.
'feeklgo Al Breinond for Waco
daily. ct Rtchand tor Fairfield
cotton Gin, Palestine and Tyler. Al
aor3icane for Dallas Mckinney and
sherman At Ledbetter for la,
strange and Bastr0D, At austin fo.
S&n Marcos, New Brauufals San An
soni0 and Fl Pasu
$3.50 30 TX flight Express leaves daily, arriving
at G0rsicana at 1889 a. 81. and af
austin at a. II Connection will
all points made above.
1loSs connection at Houston wit h Morgan BfaaT1
ers siA Galveston, Houston and Henderson RaII
ROAD or atesnbGat from dalvestOna
From dorsic&na trains leave at 3 g. H. rsnS 81
= n, arriving at Houston at 5 p. Ii. ana Sis a. h
FfoM Austin trains leave at Sis q N. srd r M
arriving Il houston at P IL. and G:l5 A NJ
Passengers snT San Antonio and all Sofntg II
western Texas viii eavR twelve hours DIV going Vi
austin, and avoid SeaglS 400 miles Of seGioug stag
ing. @
Pasaengees f0S Northern and Eastern Tesss viii
ENC Ills tho cheaPeBT quickest and most Dleaaa1z
E9at6, o9lng from sorfy eight 20 Gistg tcrs QaRs.
than via Bed river.
d8e4Ehs Always aB doP as by any other route.
CORNELIUS EENlS
-. General SUsegiI6 .enden&
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01

5 5s rs 6 5s Tee 3 2z n @ 3 35 a
Total last wcek........... s4loo5r y l!g.6i' g
Total week bet"re.......o s'o9''I' u o'a' '5' "
Col. "Dened !. 1928 ais. against 1928.
~ New York. anil. after a moderate hgsi-
! nsss. closed a. Il.,s 0ll3ls. against !l35s
in fha: market. lhe sales amounted to
/ a65 500 embracing Sill 600 $4,000. $4,000
!; an. $1,000 Al 1885, $40 COO az 1874. aud
| SI4,5 80 $500. 5000. $1,000. $4,000. 81 900
and el5,600, at liz,
NOTHING was reported is silver. The
market i now Gu0ted al 100 clio fox
ama .,i baf aol1srs and g05 D cent pre-
| mimi in ,olI for 3fcxican dollars.
! The .aias Of sterling exchange we're Of
fairextent. and rates declined u q Il p cent.
| The saIes summed IN 800 300, Comprising
1850 saI iii S Of ading . at I5o s TOO Do
| -. I3G3. 1l2Ozb. f}3 500 iE3DG0g hill of
;a "a and an and T. al clear $500 and so 900
ai r1ear, al l21: f:}3 800 Al clear tf300o
| and ca InO0l If III ml2I X. $4,000 Al clear
.,t-N III y J2Ia: $1,000 first .,ass at l5IA
,Thn sa'ae II Iyonca included 30 ana &wies
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01
GMg0DTS

LlEERTH0H-~ShiD .dr&n2e-6590 sis sal9
aiEHRPGuL->lnV AntarGtic-sstd mdse
notwithstanding Eavaua-l66f ozS saga =
bales ccbaC"D 500 cigars and sUn5riea
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01
Marine intelligence.
OFFICE Of TIE REPUBLICAN,
Friday, S1yembe. !, :31::.
yEsTERnHy.

E.iis' ship City OF Hank,.,v, Rees 10. Liverpool
.}Y,i. bark isabella Harnett }Silliama cy ajha'lf
British scloou"g Constance ArIi.tt sor say sIsnsis
S"hco,.@G Geo 60 ?nicooy, - lite. To- Eou.a6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01

S"a'ay evening the season vii. re ia
ougurate. by the production. % 'IieIn,"a
popular drama. iis which Mr. .'oseph Muir
phss I; stsnous Jr5si! ccIaet1.aH, VIII sake aAo
ogSIi:- SSis,o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01

ID EMOVAL-0E OR ABOUT THE FIRST OF
IA December the New Orleans Branch of the
Freedman's Savings and Trust Company will re.
move to No. a32 Canal street, corner Of Dryades
SELF 2B c. ,, STERTEyAST Cashier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01
w cnlFEey Kcports
WAX UEFAETaFETT
9ffice Chief Signal atner.
Washington, October 81 1899. 40 =. 81
ppnr 4 TyTY TTTstG

F'oB the lower lakes diminishing pressure.
aouthwesterly winds, cloudy weat'o: and
occasional rain will prevail and prohahlo
extend to the New England and the Middle
States TO morrow. IL the South Atlantic
and Gull States partly cloudy weather. III,
higheE temperature Ia tho 5osnes, AND il:
both sections light northeYIy so "astsriT
winds with possibly. occasional coast rains.
In the northwest and thence 20 the Missi.-
sippj and lower Ohio valleys and 20 the
upper lakes clear and clearing weather AMI
light northwesterly Winds. with !r0sts il
the northwest ana thence to- Missouri and
Southern Indiana On Friday morning. I'LL.
Ohio river will rise below Ci9cinnatq.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01
E9AfS0DI,~
o

"lts constantly serve IlD ovstcrs Int c,x.o -.
try soda and mead, bayip, 10 ,,,,t Sis
raRgemants possible ~ t''.. 70 az
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01

I A7A7'3
a. OYSTER SALOON AND RESTAURANT.
7.''...'...,.st. Charles streqr...'- ne
~ undersigned takes pleasure in informing NJ,
.a,e-os anu The public generally that he tas
=, Tp ~, Hfat class ofSTER SALOON AED RVS
TAGRANT at the above place. '--'0 h'f'S-
att1s L, house mas been thoroughly repaired and
ysa up N sptendld style AL the luxurea Of tba
% served II the best style. '''''' !" ~
hand 11>FSofSS Always on
e423 IN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01
Great Reduction in Fare.
6I'.EA]M.L6:.E:5.T..PE2
Etsk& NEW EGEEk.
Sailing livery Saturday.

RRCHAETs srR5@&EP rv~r
,z Qc1tDr-sing the f~at-oiass steamships
VI S.Etlt@s s}sEt
GENERAL NhAbR. Ca1,tsin 4 If F2cry-r.-.
oEEEED ilAE11H. a,...... GApcsiR B. y. RCr4;aF.
y i&SI5sS1E,f5 -. Captain II g. Cropel'
y EsIh51' .Gapsatn q. 6. Quick
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01
EALING. rsoa NV YoRE EVERY sArvzDAr

SAILING. From NV YORE EvEE7 SA7,,spAp
,zes~eEss,sA FC2 EETT T0EE BlaE1I--Faz
NT%1ss[Ss3a Es-fs5 steamship
GENERAL MEADE.
A. VI. SAMPSON. Commander.
WtA lesTo her wharf loot of jefferson egrsts, -
SATURDAY.. Fovember2, 1872, at Az.
Th9se steamers have superior accommodation
for Passengers,
Cabin PasssEs. asa
St6o4ts5e f6asattses OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
6ilg Of lading g:gned through to l4iv6rpool Gsass
GOV, Bronon and Hamburg. Trcangh tl2Est4 us
hrstGlaaa and steerage passengeTs for Tsyey,gs..t
9nd the Continent conneeting with Gaioas IEae q
sE5aLSE5 sslhng from New York every Wednesday,
zee freight or Ta9BsEe, apply to
JOHN II. LUDR i3sRN. AGENT
No 1870 Common gGTasG
leaving On SATURDAY. November 9, at A. NJ.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-01

SOUTHWEST PASS October 81 q = y =
Barometer 30 Wind north. fresh. =. ~
rivals Sailed-Slip Koomas and Ual 4
Molly.
PAss-ALOUTRE. October -, 8 7. NJ
Wind north, treshe Nc arrivals. Sailed
Steamship Tarpa1annocf, AZ 5:3o p. N.
NIcKsBuRG, October 3i.-Down-H oI,er"
Mitchell ut eight last night. NJ boats '!r
today River falling. Weather e!eay anu
cool.
MEMrnIs. October :2.-Weather c!eag
and pleasant. River stationary. Arrived.
Belle Vernon, iron. Cairo. DeparteG-St.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-15
Wcrmii 9tes.

sursmburs, 70. april. in isinrr bsaiisen
Sisuna ialte tas 9rliSei = Ssiirfsseri9t mad
rem ashsru bic ansssssnbeit rsrbanrslI Wrresn
mar, lein urtbsil in Sa6sn Der lgpperapben .
une gu6srudsririts. dc rrsi snitiiter esrisl.
ben mureen Gin jeeu ~ ianiiis 6ranisn nue bic
mitaussflastsu ianfebu arbsiIsr Gin jersr su
,pan,ia Sranfsn 8ubs ssrurtbsilt unt ale Re,
I6ultiatrn iclisarii& in rs prrgbtritsn ssrris'
isn.
euremburg, 10. april. - Ssute Jam cabisr
,wil6sn eem Ypriigsnbsn Der tpnisli9sn Gilsn'
babn.O DIRECTION su Saartriidsn uns esn Istrs'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-15

~ hsgslmafioe, labrlids Dsr-
iammlnns Der Millionaire Der vasnts
Ihsn, aatbalii9en Druid @sIsuI&att"
in Dubuque arl tanttigen MOntas, Den
}. Snui. = Die SsrIammlang tlribet
ltatt in Der ,,@a,ettesC tF;tn", gesfa
I'll 1tbr &ormittags.
81 iieue Seamten geipablt Derosh
INN annere @ciGafte bon Widtigfelt
p%orlieeeu, iinn bic Setrsnennrn sebs'
ten nd aae Sinftlid ein3nfiaoen.
Ser Sefretdr
-tphr GutcntduH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-15
s,cu uuierm Tr.uus 9. gSatrn in

Gbieaap ains ms in lsgter Wrbs cine Srcl6urs
M uuter benz Siicl: ,@sspeiisr gu ben yaass-
rsieu Der Sepa Giientabn gane Gr.", 'pptur mir
rem gsneHenuen hermit niern tsrSliHltsn Oant
abNatisu. Seiasts5 Sii6ltin sntbdlt man8e lsbr
iutsreNunts ansatsu iitsr ben bsrrlidm Staat
Soma i'm slssmsincn unc cbrfts fir sinsn jsesn
Der Id in elmer i6pusn Sessne ansuiisesln &C.
esntt, ecn untsre6snbarsm Nugen lein.
@sssu uabsrsr austunit belicte man nd ~
tsneen IN Ssrrn Y. @atrs in Gbicaar, Hummsr
Is Gin, Canal Strabs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-15

Shubnerf alter Nrt ale 81 .tns:
Stisfelstten, @amaI6sn, pantcIsln II. T. ~. in
rei6iter Susmabl tets su baten bel Ssrrn q.
Rieie. an GIasiraee an. 13. Il. fl. aae
ins Sbubmadersei6GIft sinihlGsisen @rtifel per.
BEN auf Selfeluna in %firseifer Sriit unp bauer
b~aitefer 5prm, sa ~nisrriseE yrtiie ansrfertist.
Nau sersele nidt bel Ssrrn &ieir ScrSa-
lpre6en che man isin S6ubwrrf anrrrspe
fault.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-15
Npb Gin 1peeSfaa.-

Nod Gin 3psesfaa.-pm WatEtas
@erfss aus Disfir6, 6roBbe3cstbum surem'
burg %sstIrtis uns felt 1854 in amsrifa, 1T mad
tur,sm arantsnlasr, psrleben nit Zen ar0lfan'
gen Der fatbplii6su 8slisicn, bel isinsn ssuieN
bier in Dubuque rabis I'M Ssrrn entI@laTtn'
Der sa irib Ysrbli@sns 5atl:s crit q Sabre ane
cine LANCE 8sibs ppn esictrassubsn besleitstsn
ibn am Sonntas Na6mittas mad lsinsr lsetsn
8ubshatts. @Sas u ruben in Sritcsn,-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-15
Ron y ep ycrf icssen suriidsstcbrt ii

Bon Ncp 9)orf irss'n iar'idsst'prl 'f
Serr Spbn 6%utrmann, Ger tstarnIe Sane'
Ter in fertissn osrrsntlsirsrn, NriirnA, Sdubsn,
Stief,ln II. /. ~. unr nit ibm ansstemn'sn lIne
aanu @aasnisnrunsen irii6sr ssnarsn, nad'
benz bsltsn ute ~neustsn S6nitt anssfsrtlst mel
de Or. Subrmann, um uur sinissrmassn pa'
nit auf,urGumen unr fir natfclssnre Serpun'
asn plas ~ sswinneu, pGbrenr Der na<en IA
Soos ~ Sprttprsiisn an isins psrtbsn aunesn
ablaIsr nil. @n sabsr ssi&madsras unr rau'
erbafts Sa6eu III tiOissm prsils srltsbsn MIL,
psnos lid ipslst6 an Srn. 6ubrmann an
s,r Gds non CLAW une 9. StraBr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-05-15
Nloslih seitUrben. - Sc

Nlpslid aeitprbcn. = SER Nifrlas
Grnher aus rem @cisltbnLs i'm sursmtarsi,
l6sn ssbiirtis uns tesits isit % 5abrm bier in
gmsrita ii isss @o6e in aaiirn CuremturQ
Sa., pl0sli6 nit Cob absssanssn. Die Sablrsi
DE gstbelisuns an isinsm ysi6sniuse bsries,
ME lsbr Der gsrtli6ene lb i'm ssben bic gdtans
unc eists Isinr @ittUrser su sspinnsn wnsts.
Il. l.-P.