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FOR SALE.
WANTS.

CITUATTON-A situation in a Wholesale
- Grocery House as travelling salesman, OF
70 work Indoors, by a man well acquainted
with the city trade, Address A. D., Appeal.
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]. W. S. BROWNE, AIS Main street.

THE Old Company sells gas at two
dollars and twenty cents per One thou
sand. No charge for setting meters.
Office 29l Second street.
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TAKEN UP.

HEULE-One dsFk bay mare mule, about
MI fOur miles out ON the Pigeon Roost road.
the mule Is about Eesrs old 1fL hands high
collar marks; white on each shoulder. In
ouire ataSQuine Han's or Appeal onice; owner
must pay charges. au7
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PANTS MADE at Waggener's, 3I75
Main street, Of Englishj French, Ger
man and American fabrics, for SO, Sl2,
SI4. SIG and SI8.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Go 10 Leddin's Business College.
@. Reder, Carpenter, IL Washington.
Attend RObertson's Business College.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No. III Main street. Three fauldess
gem pictures for fifty cents.
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JOE LOCKE, newsdealer, 1881 Main
street, has all the leading August maya
zines, the latest pietoFials, weeklies
and dailies, from the principal cities. A
good picture Of Rev. Father Burke for
25e. Also, Dolly and Charley Vardens.
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ELEoANT DRESS SUITS at wsggener's
from $50 to SIS.
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Hook soda, Us Main street.

Dr.. J. B. WATSON, Dentist, moved.
Office and residence, 50 Monroe street.
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SUITS MADE at Waggener's, Sl73 Main
street, for $35.
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BEST soda at 225 Main street.

SUBSCRIBE for the WEEKLY APPEAL Only
two dOlars and hfy cents per year, or two
dollars for clubs Of two or more.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For C-ongrcssInan.


UTE are authorized 70 announce A. T.
w LACEY, ESQ.,, as a candidate for Con-
gTesS: subject TO the action OF Demoeralc
Congressional convention. "
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DRIVEN. WELLS, AS Main street.
L~uNDERTAKER.a e

John Walsh, No. 33l Second street,
near Union. Latest style Of hearses for
adults and children.
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FINEST WEDDING SUITS at Wsgge-
ner,s for 500.
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FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.

MenPlis and st. Loufs Packet Company
For Hickman, Columbus. Cairo and St. Louis.
Steamer CITY Oh CHESTER. r.
Ziegler
viii leave as above THURSDAY, Aug1st sih,
at 5 O'Clock pm.
au7 FLEM. CALVERT, supL.
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&C FrrrINa. IS Main street-

ECoNOMY.-Take your spring clothing
TO the steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
(Hunt & Hanson's old stand), 246 Sec
ond street. HANSON & WALKER.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.


The river at this point fell nine inches
up to three O'Clock yesterday, andstands
thirteen feet ten inches above low water
mark. The changes elsewhere are as
follows: At Davenport it declined one
inch; Keokuk, two inches; Cincinnati,
five inches; Louisville, two inches;
Vicksburg, two inches; Nashville, two
inches; Cairo, twelve inches. At Fort
Benton 1t rose one inch; st. Louis, one
inch. At Omaha it is reported station
airy. Weather clear and warm. BUSH
ness on the levee yesterday was exceed
ing dull, with three arrivals and the
same number of departures.
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WlseaIIaneou&

/ The towboat Ajax passed south yes
terday in the forenoon, with tour hun
dred and fifty thousand bushels OF coal
for New Orleans, being the last boot out
ofthe feet that left Pitts5urg on the last
rise.
The Julia, from below for st. Louis,
passed up yesterday morning, with a
light trip.
me Thomas III. Allen leaves next
Saturday for al points On theaArkapsas.
The City Of Helena and Pauline Car
roll are the next boats due from below.
The Phil. Allin, from Friags Point.
brought in two hundred and ffty sacks
of cotton and a cabin full Of people. Sine
returned at dark with s fair way trip.
The Henry Ames, from New Orleans,
i've days out, came in before dark, dis
charged here one hundred ard twenty
i've packages Of salt, one huBdred and
thirty-two packages Of sundrits, and had
two thousand sacks of salt for st. Louis.
Tho r. O. Gray, City Of Vicksburgsnd
City Of Chester are all due from above
to-day.
The tri-weekly passenger steamer st.
Francis, Captain I. r. Bowman, leaves
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Hook soda, 225 Main street.
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~ AeA&3E&DA-
LITTLE Rock, August Weather
clear and hot. River falling, with 8 feet
water in the channel at this point. Ar
rived: Fort Gibson and Little Rock,
from above.
P~TTTsBURG, August THE MOnon-
gahela river "a falling, with ? feet 5
inches water in the channel by the
metal mark.
CNCINEATI, August The river Is
falling, with Z feet 10 inches water in
the channel.
New ORLEANS, August 7.-ArTived:
j. n. johnson, from st. Louis; Smoky
City, from Louisville. Departed: City
Of Cairo, for Louisville. Weather clear
and warm.
SF. LOUIS, August 7.-Arrived: Belle
Memphis, from Memphis; Wolff, from
Red river. Departed: Wolff, for Red
river; Tom Jasper, for New Orleans;
Grand Tower, for Memphis. River fall
ing. Weather clear and hot.
EVANSVILLE, August Weather
clear and hot. Mercury ranged from S0o
to 9fo. The river has fallen 10 inches
since last report. Port list-Down: r.
c. Gray, IL pm. Up: Lawrence, Sam.
B1sinesS very dull.
OAIROt August ARRIVED: OLaD,
from Arkansas river, 10 pm; Belle
Memphis, from Memphis, lam; Anna,
from Memphis, 1 pm; Dictator, from
Memphis, 1 pm; City of Vicksburg,
from st. Louis, s p.m. Departed: Utah,
for st. Louis, sam; City Of Chester, for
Memphis, s am; Belle Memphis, for
st. Louis, 8 am; Anna, for Cincinnati,
l pm; Dictator, for st. Louis, 4 pm.
River has fallen II inches in the last
twenty-four hours. Weather clear.
Mercury So.
LOUIsvILLE, August The river is
falling slowly, with 4 feet 6 inches wa
ter In the canal, and ? feet 6 inches
in the chute. Weather cIearand warm.
VICKsBURG, August boats down:
Grand Lake and barges. Up: Mary Z.
Poe. Weather clear and warm. River
falling.
NASHVILLE, August 1.-THE river is
falling, with "a inches water on Har-
peth Shoals. Weather very hot until
$3.50 pm, when a fine shower OF ram
fell, cooling the atmosphere ecnsidera-
DlV. II. Z
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N. z. COCHRAN.
]. W. COCHRAN.
N. R.& ]. ". COCHRAN,
LUMBER
DEALER 9.

~ -
MANUFACTURES OF LUMBER, LATHS
VI and Shingles and dealers in Doors, sash
and Blinds, Flooring pine, Poplar and ASH,
Ceiling, Notwithstanding. MOlding and Fin
lshing Lumber OF every description. Our
saWmlni with q capacity Of manufacturing a
undred thousand feet OF lumber and from
seYenty-nVe TO a hundred thousand Shingles
and from nifty to seventy-fVe thousand Laths
per week, enable Us TO nh all orders on short
notice. Orders from the country nlled with
care and dispatch. Price list furnished on
application Eg-OHce and Yard foot Of wash
lngton street; Mills in north end Of Navy
yard, Memphis, Tenn au7 d6w
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FOR vICKsBURG.

Memphis and st. Louis Packet Company
For Helena. Greenvfue and VicEsburz.
Str. I OF NICkSBURG, -
viii leave as above THURSDAY. Augusf 81,
au7 FLEM. CALVERT. supT.
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COLONEL II. D. GREER is the nominee o.
u the Democratic party for kepreseib auNe
frlm Shelby county,
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4 HEREBY announce myself q candidate
4 I1 represent shelby county in the Senate
,t the next legislature. ]. M. CREWS.
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WANTED D. DEcLI

MI. Walker Wood said he wanted 10
decline the honor Of acting as Secretary
Of-the Convention, as he was not famf-
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WE are authorized to announce Colonel
w JOSEPH BARBIEkES name as tn&xoi
~candidat for the Legislature 9yU
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FoR ST. A n RIVER.
FOR HELENA AND NAPOLEON.

Fer Helena, Frfar's Point, Beglah, White
River, Napoleon. Chfcot and
the Bends.
The United States Mail Packet
SEQ. ". Cheek,
~ Geo. Malone. --MaSter
VIII leave Memphis TUESDAYS and FRI
DAYS, punctually, at 5 pm
FOR freight or passage apply o n board
81 CHARLIE SHARP, the popular clerk OF
the steamer A.. J. White, VIII be found on
the Cheek while the White is being repaired.
The White win be thoroughly repaired, and
resume her regular trips on August lst, at
which time the Cheek Will resume her tri-
weekly trips TO Friar's Point jy12
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FOR RENT.

DOOME-Suit Of rooms, fnst floor up stain
N over our store northeast corner Main and
Jefferson streets. A long established millinery
and mautua, makers Stand. Possession given
Ist September. GEO. SHIELDS 4 co.
aus 90 Main street.
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LITTLE Rock, August Weather
clear and hot. River falling, with 6 feet
water in the channel at this point. Ar
rived: Fort Gibson and Little Rock,
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SESSION.

The Convention met at half-past eight
o'clock in the evening, pursuant to adj
journment, the President, Hon. j. r.
Mosby, in the chair.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-05

unb ipeBbalb, finst Der Steiner pisper an,
psBbalb nluBte bic bO6beribmte Sunsfrau Nas-
eeburs 10 lhredlit rnterseben ? @esbalb tpuree
aleS Velt erl9lasen unp rerbrannt ? Wttl IS
lub eas lautere Gsanselium niht ppllte rautsn
lanen. Sa, unt ceS Gparseliums pilen III Was-
eeburs serltprt tppreen. Satte Waaeebura bic papis
lttlhen 8trdet u. alpIter fpieeer bsraeftslt, bate
es een pariltilbsA 6lauben anaenpmmsn, Waa.
ceturs itanps beuts nod.
Wertt ibr alip !pprauf e5 atssisbsn ?-Slinp
nttiBts lein, tper nidt %srfennt, cap eie Iapiiten
b~trStelen auf Nusrpttuna Der Gpanaeliiten. d.
rum fibren bic papiltsn lett ,pblf Satrsu Nries,
eari,r, Serbseren le has &ei6, neil, bic yrUte-
ltanten Tld,t irplien ablaien pem reinsn 9Eprt
0pttsS. Ssll it gar nidt III bslfsn, Der Mot
glarbt, Dap Waspsburgs Rpretrsnnsr jsprr gut
sont9slllGsn Staet gang stsnIp aufuipislsu i'm
Sinnr tibren. Sarum 1T es ,3ttt. zap bic pro
~telIartei, lId pprleben /; anicnlt fennts IN sleib
tprannilder Weile psrfabrsn psresn an ibuen, an
ibreli 6ralen une ainperll, an ibren airdsn, on
tbrem 0ut une Seten, ME en- BEN jimmcrIid
certrarnten Maseeturs.
gter,-lc fra9t ibr,-parum III Der srcee
9ele aus Shpecen, tparum lit Der Splua Der
GpangeIiibsn, tparunt lit 0ultapbuS 2leolpbus
ben Wd9eeburSern ni5t bsigsiprungen 81 rr
nidt mil leinen lIegreihen Seeri6naren bel Saar-
".""' b''.Stn : Shht HlWl'tlWl gtlpt'INtS'U
bic unhriltli6sn 3iirfrn nispsrl6lagen uue bic
Sutberil6sn errettsn fSnnsu ? Sat oa,u ni6t Der
glcrrri4e abnis III Shpecsn aud prmmrrn
pile grtra6t ! Dat CT ni9t aus alien Staeten
he gapilten pertrieber ? 5at CT ni6t bic Sdin,
Der uhr SuGlrr tbeils niecsr9sbnusn, tbeils in
Seen unp 8liiBe s%strietsn, tbsilS ssriprenst
unp III rieler ercBe rubm- unp lisersi6e Spnig
nibt tereit, I'M garSen Eetde ps GSanseltlhen
III idilbcu dedeu bic 3 crtIren ihrsr 6etneeI
8prtieBurg fciet.)
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Spanien

III ni6t nur Der ellalI6e Scpen Der Gins
unt Der Don SuirpteS, ionpern assen@
pdrtis aud Ger fallden Na6ri6ten llnp
auer mSsli9en @iereripride unp Sc
senliBe.
TaB Don 8arlps pas 9ane leiner 9crs
fabrsn betreten unp ii6 rprt an pie SpiBe
leinsr @nbdnser seitelt bat, febt jeBt feit;
Oh er bereits in 0efanseidaft seratbsn, 1T
nod frasli6, pennslei6 bic neuetenN ad<
ridten risltn fir cen priteneenten bSdit
miBliden @ussans ieines llnternebmens
cher beftdtisen ais ;u irirerlesen ibeinen.
2alIen mir beute etnmal Elm y antideS
Slatt iiber bic Gage Der Oinse ip,e6en.
Die leBte uns %,usefpmmene Drummer Der
co~nlerpatiYen vGppca" pom A. {. Iast in
ibrer prlitii6en lleberii6t pom ielben Ga
&c unter @nrerem Splsenpes
nSn cieien leBten Sasen bat li6 bic mi
litdrii6 unr ppliihs Situation IN 6 t.
.li6er @eiie verdi i'm me RI.
Im 1. Wai Serli6erten bic &esieruns uup
ibre @etreuen, nas NaSarra binnen
Sturgeon Spn BEN Sarlilten bsfreit lsin
perpe, eas @uipuscoa bereitS Spn
rcnIelben fret lei, UNI CAP in ben iibrisen
prppin;en Spanisns Die Sniurrectipn Der
Ssesutuns entbebre. Seit jenemS age bis
seltern, benz 3. C., lauteten Die Nabri6tsn,
RAP bic ;iemli6 sablrei6e attbeiluns
u b as li6 na6 Der @rense III bepeae,
perfplst ppn Der Brigade y inn 'S be
Gipera, bic in elmer Starfe spn 1000
Wann jesli6er @aHensattuns, tarauf
sersiGte, in @emeinl6aft nit rem Sersps
bel prre III pperiren unp Ii6 Spn
pelIen Operations Salis trenne, NAB
reno Der General en- chef sesen Sos
runpaa uf Der @ren;e spil6enprpSinsen
@uipuscca unc Nasarra lesmarI6ire.
Der Spn Sersps be la Sprre arpptirts
plan mar sprsisli6--na9 auslase Ger
Winiltsrielen. Gr bsftanp in Der Bill
puns zines OreiedS "a la prussia, rel
fen SpiBe often blieb, ramit man ben
Sarlilten Hapa mad Der @renSesu itesen
pper ibn spinsen fpnnte, untsr unsinitis
gen S~spinsunsen unp nit peri9ieeensr
Gplpnnsn cen &f ansunebmen, penr
or serlu9en IplIte, mad @uipuscoa ppr;us
rrinssn. 8apa teWeste iid in be,
Sbat SeSen rieIe Spisr. S&On slaub'
tie fd rie 8ssisruns son rieiem 8sinrl
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Sriefe aus Npn,.

Otc Satatpftbefl, rle Sraeer1tdpt Der
erltsn 6ritli6m Sabrbunrerte, 1lnp rer
0~esenitanp Der Sea6tun9 Spn Seiten
unIerer ncren &esierun9 sepprpen. SIN
persansenen @inter wurcen pielelben BON
sislen Der bier anpciencen Srempm be-
luht, welbe eem bisberisen 0ebrdu6
fplaenr, nur i'm Sicariat rie Grlaubnib
ein9ebplt battsn. NeuerrinSs Y%eranlaste
aber Der ebemaliae @alerie : 1iener reS
Siiriten Sprsbeie, Der ramalise Senatpr
unc Snipettor Der altertbimer Gpns, Die
Gisentbiimer peS Serratns, bel Gem Gar
rinal>I icar ;u prpteitiren ulc RE Satas
cpmben ale ibr gisentbum ;u beaniprus
den. Webrere cerIelten, neil iie eurb
bic Grbebuns BON Gintrittsselpern einen
@eptnn ;u e~rsielen bpften, baben rieien
Gtnaiferunsen @ebbr seidenft, u les finn
in Der Shat perartise Yrptelte i'm Sieariz
at e%inselaufen. Die Sataccmben ielbit
lino befanntli6 ni6t aQein ard dplpsiih
merfwurpi1 ipnpern insbelpnpere fur bic
alteite @sI6i6te Der dritlidsn Stride bon
ni6t se,insem @ertbe. Oas Silp Der
llrfir6e, ipel6es lih aus Zen Marmers
Srasmsnten unp @anpsemdlcen ;uianiz
menleyt 1T elm nidt ;u beleitisenper
3erse se9en ptele pprssfaete MetnunSen.
9eiper 1T ;u erparten, raB bic &esierunS
iene Sntrisuen res ebemalisen @aleriez
DienerS b~esinfist unr pas picier Oilets
tant bic 8atacpmben talp ibres irabren
unp eisentli6en Gbarafters eur9 anore<
nunaen aller Mrt berauben pirr.
Die Serbanrlunsen, pelde 3piI9sn
&om unb Berlin rpesen Der sufinftissn
Sertetuns pes Oeuti6en Nei6ss beim
;. Stubl in Der S6wsbe iinr, Idein.n
einen unberufensn eaui6er sefunpsn su
baben, falls man ni9t lieber annimmt,
pas Der Nei6sfansler-id mplte lasen,
cas bic @ctsn in dbnli6er @eiie, ME
Der Srief bss @bseorrneten 8inrtborf
ibren 8es in bic Sefentlidfeit ssfuns
ben BADEN, unp spar ebe fe abseldlpIs
fen fnp. SD fam Sbnen BON bier aus,
na6cem rui, Elm Dial paS @ebeimnis
aebrpten II, bic Na6ridt befitisen, raB
IS ipobl ais auSsema6t betra6tet perpen
bari cas 81. Gminens CARDINAL Spbenz
lobe bic Wi6ipn erbalten !pirr, fprtan un>
Iere Sntere6en teim apptolii6sn Stable
III pertreten. SIS pIrfen ii6 rie &atbplifen
Deutldlanps ;u rieiem Na6folser Slid
wdnl6en. alein wenr Die SffciSlsn
BON Berlin aus auf ciel. Grnennuns bin
einen sewaltisen earm i6lasen unr ras
unermr6lide WpblmpIen Ter Hesieruns
sssen RE &atbelifen bis in ZEN Simmel
erbeben, 10 mSfte po6 0rune pcrbanz
ben lsin, ibnen ni6t lcfp,t beisuiimmen.
Die Grfabrunsen Ger leBten .3eit rufen
uns unwiafIrlib zen sirsilil6sn SerS
ms @srdbtniB /: Quidquid id est, timeo
Danaos, ct dona ferentes. @erace IN
rem sorlie9enren 1T aber raS @el6enf
gan; pbne 3weifel Gin e6tes Oanaerse%
l6enf. Sisber par preuBen slsid alien
anpem Wd6ten beim ). Stuble pur6 Ell
nen 0elancten Sertreten, UNI YreuBen
febrte in iebr fibltarer NSsile Ieinsn pro-
teltantilhen Gbarafter papur6 berSpr,
paE ui6t nur Der @elanpte. Ipncsm audi
cas- Sanse Yerlpnal aus DISQUALIFICATION
bsltanp. Spn rem Sage, RAP Yreueen
elm paritdtil6er Staat lei, 1T aud bier
in rieier Sesiebuns ni6t ras alerserinss
ie Ieitber III Gage Setreten. Iber ni6ts
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ErQnfreih.

Sm i6Snsn Wai, 100 Joni: nur Sncss
pen rnp Slumenfel6e i6 SHnen, fomz
men piss DIAL RE nidtS peniser als
lisbli6 rufteneen Sriebe Der &eSplu>
ttOnSresteruns gum SprI9cin.-
slm leBtsn Samitas belt Der Sersps ppn
@upiffretsp asquier in Der Nas
ticnalperiammluna cine spsi Stunpsu
LANCE &ere. welde spn sinem gnee bis
gum anpsrn Gin sewaltiaer @~nflaseacl
ssssn cie failsrli6e unp nod mebr sesen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-05

zen, reip. fir OeutIdlanp bieber seIanpt
'pncern Dem ;. Batter miro elm Cardinal
als Neprdientant Oeutl6lanrs praientirt
sSis srflarts ii6 pas? ST. Serr y. Siss
mard etlpa ein ~rerfappter Seluit, bs7en
tlrre G%rsebenbeit sesen zen rDmii6en
Stubl lib bier in unSprithtiser @eiIe
Serratben bat I? > nein ! Serr y. Sise
marf 1T mas er lit Der Gareinnl aber
ipire etlpas gan; anpers iein, ais Der bis
bert9e Sertreter YreubenS beim ;. Club
lie irar. Wit einem @prtc, 9reuBen
miro III 3ufunft feinem nGelansten"
inebr bet rer Gurie kaltrn, ME e5 einen
lpll6en BEL jeper a~uspdrtigen WaGt
bdlt. 0as beiet ater CpreuBen amer
fennnt rte occupation 3pm'S pur6 rie
Yiempntelen, ltnp betradtet BEN papit
nidt mebr ais Spuserdn. Sc bite
cenn OeutI6lanp paS trauriss 9prre6t,
rpr allen anrern Staaten in rfenltcr
Nsile ole pplenceten SbatIaden amer
tannt unc ZEN Gag pe6 20. Septemter
apprpbirt su BADEN. Scinem Seiipiele
fpercen balp ppbl aud anrerc Wd6te
fpl9en, unr 10 pirp mad unc ndd aud
ldpincen trpcur6 bisber Ger b. Batter
nod ais SpuSerain beitanr, ndinli6 bic
aasrarti9en Standardization. Sercits
rpr eini9en Wtpnaten babe i'd Sbneu raz
riiber 9eIhrieben 4; rie beuti9en G~rei9niile
teltdti9en mcite anaabe . cauials. =
IS be9reiit it'd, c u aud, cap rie Gurie
Die Grnennung res Cardinals nur nit
citem serpiiIen adielsufen entsesen nebz
men fam mag Die perion lem bl. 3d.
ter lieb uilc tpillfcmmen iein, ras prinz
clip, pas lein Scmmen Ye%ranlast. lit es
i6wrrli6. Sas es Elm Garciual it, MEL
der Der sufiinftise Sermittler ,pilden
Gpm UNI Berlin isin ipa, entipri9t Ter
StcOuns Seuti6lanpS, unp lit rem 8az
tbclifen ssseniber ein wirfiameS Ssrus
b%isunsSmittel bat ia ielbit elmer Sbrer
Verltner Gpr%reippnpenten iid cacur6 ire
fibren lalIen. Bon Seiten Or. Gmis
lens lit iibrisens bic rebernabme pieier
Steluns gan; ubne 5rase Elm Spfsr
eas er unlern fatbplilben Sntsre6en
brinst; feline bpbe @eburt unc bic berz
Yprrascnpe Stellung bic er lpwsbl in
cen t66iten peltli6en &reilen ais audi
in ieiner Gisenidaft pes Garpinals Col
lesiums etnnimmt, lalien un5 mad bsicen
Seiten bin caS NQerbete boTen. Wenn
einmal Oeutl6lanp ni6t mebr purd Ell
ren @sianeten beim papite sertreten
iein iollte, eann piiBte i6 feinen bel1ern
Sermittler ;pii6en Hpm unp Berlin ;u
nenner, ais sben zen 9arrinal Sobenz
lobe. 1rpBpcm unc aleeem bleibt aber
beiteben, Dap bic Satbplifen Oeutids
LAMBS in pieiem neuen S6ab;use reS
Reidsfan,lers einen neuen S6las sesen
Die Sa4e Der fatbptil6en 8irbe ;u resis
itriren baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-05
@raf rlriS fab tabl in c.s @sianstrn srrsstss

Oet9t.
3eine llebsreiluns, Sattler f! Sbr ppatst ben
Snbalt sinselauftner grti6aften fennsu lsrnen,
-besbalb mein &atb. gaes itrise III Bier.
bunf. NOrsen ,reiB SUbann @eors tsiu Wori
BON ben, beutisen 3Orne sesen Silly unp BON Der
freuntIdaftii6en 8eiinnuns fir ben aSuis. ri,
benz 8auIte 1T Iaes ssrlosen.
Uas III unmUslid /! misesriprab Sattlsr.
Our& Wort unc Sanci9las betraftists CT itarfs
Neisans fur einsn Sxnp auf SruB UNI S@us.
Hpdmals, Serr 0slanbter Seine llebersi-
lung 3Guitet ZEN aSnis ni9t bnrd flli6s Se-
ridte. Selutt bss Morssns ben aiirfirftsn.
Gniipft all bic bsutiSc Nntsrreeurs an,-eGnn
fdreibt.
Serr @raf, i'd peree @ursm Hatbs folgsn
Mber ih iueroe Gub in Zen nShitsn Sagsn iiber-
seusen, eas Sobann @eors fstn Ierrsr S6wI;-
aer III.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-10-19
Penalties Under the New Lien Law

Wa call the attention of our plant.
in friends to the following clause
from the Act of the last Legislature,
establishing a lien in favor of an
employer and employee for interest
in crop;
"Scc. II. 30 ii further enacted,
That it any person shall knowingly
sell, or remove any agricultural pro-
duct subject to any lien under the
provisions OF this Act, without hav-
ing first fully paid up and satisfied
sAch lien, such person shall be
deemed guilty OF II mlsdemeanor,
aud on conviction thereof, shall be
fined not less than the value of the
property so sold or removed, aud
imprisoned il tho county jail not less
than one or more than three months"
1t will be remembered that every
employee has a lien under this Act
for labor done, and the employer for
supplies furnished, and for his IN.
terest, so that each of them have n
lien, and the produce subject to the
lien cannot be moved without the
consent Of the other, orin obedience
to the contract, or with motives that
are not fraudulent. TO establish
the crime il is necessary for the in
t%entiou Of the party moving the pro-
duce to be felonious.
In law, n crime is presumed from
the act Of the party, and the pre-
sumption must be rebnttel by the
party charged, SO that whenever O
planter moves any produce in which
any employee has an interest, with
out the consent Of the employee, ht
commits u misdemeanor, and vic,
versa in III employee moving pro-
duee without consent Of the EN-.
ployer.
We think our citizens should b.
guarded in reference to their action:
in moving produce where other!
have an interest. This new lien law
deserves the study of all our plant
ers and merchants.