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The Hickman courier., 1872-06-22
Indiana.

The cheerful and uureluctant spirit
with which the Democracy of indiana,
hitherto considered the most stubborn
aud uuyieldiug p4riisans Of that organi-
cation. laid asid, their party, and iudors
ed the Cincinnati Liberal convention is
not the least strauge feature Of The cam
paien productive of new and strange
things.
The Hickman courier., 1872-06-22
a Prurient prince.

CParis correspondent of the New York
Tribune.
This evening The Prince of Wales, his
wife aud suite, leave Paris for London
by the evening mail, alter stay in The
French capital OF uearly fortnight
Their savings and doiDgs have been SO
closely watched aud some Of the Priuce
amu~emeuts have been 30 sharply cIiti
ci>ed, not certainly altogether without
reason, that | make no excuse for giving
- more heightened account Of the recent
Royal visit to Paris than it would at first
sight appear to merit.
When one sees the Prince of Wales
walking or driving about here one has
sume difficulty in believing that il is less
than six months ago that he was at
death door Iudeed. The Pafisians, who
are nothing If not sk, p,icle, make no
secret of their firm con ictiOn that the
accounts OF the illness Of The heir to the
throne OF Great Britain were very seri
ously exaggerated by the London press
However this may be one thing is gnite
c=rtain, and that is that at the present
moment the Prince of Wales Is in full
eni,,V ment OF the most excellent health
There are many OF us who are not easily
,riad but who. nevertheless, after spend
in,, seventeen hours in the express train
frnn Geneva % Paris, would hardly
care 10 20 10 the fheater the night OF
ones arrival. and vet this is what the
Invalid Prince did II IS true that the
niece he went 10 see instead of going to
bed was tie TsmLaie 4 -4rge,,t. an in
decent piece even Tor the Indecent the
aIer at which it was played. L cannot
attempt TO decribe the plot, which. al
though it appears greatly to have anus
ed Ills Royal iliahaess, would not be
fitting for tile columns of the Tribune.
On this occasion the Prince was alone.
The Princess being faiigued, and no Won
der, by her long aud rapid journey from
Switzerland. But the very next night.
as it to show the Parisians-who, it
should be said TO their credit, were not
little shocked at the eagerness dis
played BY the Prince in Fastening to see
play of which even the least prudish
Of Paris papers have spoken 10 terms OF
severe condemnation-the royal pair
proceeded to hardly less indecent
piece at the Varieties, where Mile
schneider. great friend of the Prince
has very recently been performing,
The Hickman courier., 1872-06-22
Tne Recall OF sst.ss4es.

a semi official dispatch from Wash.
ingtou announces that General Sickes
has gone to Madrid to make his ealedic
tory and present his letters of recall
There Is no intimation that he has been
removed, and We may therefore conclude
that his Withdrawal from ambassadorial
functions l. entirely voluntary, and might
have heen postponed at least until the
incoming OF another administration. Yet
it Is some satisfaction TO get rid OF an
incompetent servant. even If he deprives
us of The pleasure of discharging him :
and the departure Of Sickles though too
long delayed, will be heartily approved
by ell thnse who have a proper regard
for the dignity aud efficiency Of our di
plomatic service
The Hickman courier., 1872-06-22

as candidate for re,eleiion, aud srid
that as soon Us he could meet his oPpo
uents shey would make out joint lis,
Of appointments, aud canvass the Dis
trict as early as possible
I, regard to a District convention lie
left that with the praty. If the party
thought convention or primary election
necessary or best, he would of course
submit, lie pledged himself to abide
the viii of the party in ibis regard.
The Hickman courier., 1872-06-22

II isn't every writer who can be sweet
ly musical and elegantly poetieal when
describing commonplace things. They
have got an editor in Dyersburg, Tenn ,
who is up to the highest mark. Here IS
the way in which he says that the mud
Is drying up: The bunny zephyrs and
the moist atmosp phere Of the past two di
urnal periods hpye gently disSipated the
efsstalized liquid formations which have
of late rendered iocomotion hazardous
IN our thorcughfare. X
The Hickman courier., 1872-06-22
. IIcc Man GoE FOREIGNERS to
Vote, snE.

Henry Wilson was one of the bitter
e-t Know No,hings ia the days OF that
Pro-crip'ire party. The Chicago ri
jnae says
"Iu 1898 Se3a'or wilson was the Free
Soil candidate for Governor of Ma~-a-
ehu-ufts but wa- deleated. aud 1T once
made lew departure iu the politics o.
that day by organizing he kauw Moth
iug purty ia Ai- Safe lie was the prime
mover ia the establishment OF thar par
y. flel its highest ofi-e, established
.odges in every city. town and village of
Massachusetts and by It's bitter hatred
and prescription Of foreigners, not oulv
drove them out Of oihce and stripped
them Of every yesti-e Of political rights.
but stirred up against them personal aui
mo>ities- which for time provoked fire
queut collisions. aud eventually com
PEELED both Irish and Germans 10 leave
tor other States where they could live
in security and peace Mr. Wilson. more
than any other man Inspired the politi
cal acfion Of the Know Nothing coun
ellis. and organized and directed their
movements with the sole purpose Of ex
Guiding foreign born citizens from poll
tics, and making foreign birth sufficient
cause for both personal and political
ostTacisni'
The Hickman courier., 1872-06-22

HERE is brilliant editorial from the
San Francisco Chronicle. All the Pres.
idents papers say pretty much the same
thing Grant is going to Long Branch
again to spend the summer. Now pre-
pare for Liberal Democratic howl OF
indignation. Why don't he face he hot.
sitting atmosphere OF Washington du
ring the deg days as he did the rebel
armies. while the peace patriots go to
Long Branch p
The Hickman courier., 1872-06-22
&C &C. ror aongress.


manner in which correspondent Of the
uickman Co1RIEG classified the posi-
lions of the papers in the First District
that have taken sides IN the CongressiOn
al race. objects to tie position assigned
the KeutacLi1n. It was classified for
Martin. Itho'ds that it is wrong for Il
par,-zan paper to take sides between
worthy candidates belonging TO It's own
patty. aud promises TO be impartial Gu
ring the canvass The right OF parts
zan psperto express q preference between
members Of lis own party il isnot neees
sary now TO argue The CogRiER has
always exercised the right aud feels it a
bounden duty 50 to do, unless some priu
ciple or interest Of the party is eudan
gered thereby
If IL is the duty Of Democratic pa
per to suggest to the Democratic army
It's Judgment Of the best plaa Of battle
it should not shrink from mining hin
whom it thinks would be the best COM
n,oa9er in said engagement This de
claraiion Of preference should not be
carried into an attack upon others than
its lavorite. nor should it be classed as
an antagonist of those not its first clroice
because to either it would yield cheerful
support If chosen to eommand
The promise Of impartipliry which the
Keptuckiaa makes 10 the first part of it,
article, however Is scarcely remembered
in its conclusion. Last week the CoUR-
irk noticing that Col Martin was aIver-
ti>ed to open the Congressional canvass,
submitted that FAIR dealing suggested
that an active canvass should be delayed
until Col. Crosslaud's return from Wash
ington, where he was detained 10y dury
The Keatuchi1n retorts, that in 1870,
Judge Grassland canvassed the'District.
when judge TrimbIe, The sitting meu-
Der, was Detained IN Washington. while
it was generally known that re election
would be acceptable" The Kentnckfon
Is somewhat at fault. Our recollection
Is thar J udze Trjnbla. some mouths be-
fore The adjournment Of CONGRESS. caused
his friends know that he would nU'
anicr the race.
Besides before Judge Trimbie's see
ond term bad scarce begun, The counties
The Hickman courier., 1872-06-22
fErrkeiex mo Huston.

For some time past profound solici
tude has been maiiested with regard to
the proceedings OF the ecclesiastical
courts which have been in session in S,
Louis and Baltimore. II St. Louis the
Rev. Mr. Berkeley, of the Ep scopul
Church, has been on trial tor alleged
improprieies of conduct aud ia Baiti
more, the Rev Mr. Huston, Of the N +
Chutch South, on similar though more
Gagrant CHARGES. Ia both cases the in
vostir.a,io,,s- haze been thorough and pro-
rracted and in both cases the parties
charged have been acquitted In the
case of Dr. Huston. however, another
tribunal the Annual Conference, will
have TO investigate his case and pass up
on the guilt or innocence Of the accused
DR.. Berkeley vii! suffer iu no particular
for his trial, but will rather have an in
creased respect for the sympathy which
the case has aroused Fur him"
The Hickman courier., 1872-06-22
/ ri,e Kentucky Democracy for
-. GrnnIaN and HsrOSKIa.

LOUISVILLE. June % The Demo
cratic Sate Convention met at Frankfort
today and elected delegates to the Bal
rimore Convention, all Greeley aud
Brown men, aud appointed electors with
si,,,ilar feelings
The Hickman courier., 1872-06-22

SAYS tile Paducah KcpMcLial: I'VE
are assured. upon reliable authority, that
the railroad bridge across the Tennessee
river will be completed 10y the first of
August. which Will complete the gap be
tween this place aud E.izeberhtown
The track layers have been putiing down
rails during the past week at the rate OF
four thousand feet per day, and if the
weutheg continues favorable they viii
reach Calvert Cify--a short distance
from the bridEe-by Thursday next, all
of which we consider very encouraging
news.
The Hickman courier., 1872-06-22

HEvnY Wilson. the Radical candidate
for Vice President. was, in 1850. one OF
the leading Know Nothiug'' IN all the
land. while Greeley. the Liberal candi
date for President, was fighting that
heresay with the vim and ardor of a large
hearted Americao, who was willing to
make raom for the whole world to be
come AmericaDized. 1t will not be diff
cult TO Judge how any foreign born cit
lieu Of this country will vote between
them.
The Hickman courier., 1872-06-22

Tue Hon. Will. b. Maeben, of Lyon
county. Is being called upon through the
papers to become candidate for Con
gress IN this District lie declares his
willingness TO accept the Democralie
nomination for the position but will not
enter into any political scramble or
canvass for it. 10 these days and times
men have to scramble more or less for
The Hickman courier., 1872-06-22

TnE Hon Edward Crossiand address
ed his fellow citizens Of Hick man county.
last Tuesday or Wednesday. lie iu-
tends visiting Fulton, but his opponents
having made some appointments above
the Tennessee, he feels called upon to
visit those counties frst.
The Hickman courier., 1872-06-22

THE Maysville Bulletin urges upon
Governor Leslie the necessity Of sendug
furce 10 the mountains 10 secure the
capture of Jesse Underwood aud hi-
gang Of desperadoes The Bulletin
says Many of the best citizens Of
Carter county have been driven away by
the lawles<ne>S of this gang of murder
err. and it i high time some action wa-
taken 10y the Governor, looking to their
arrest aud punishment
The Hickman courier., 1872-06-22

IIUNTIHGDoN. Tenn rejoices in a fee
cent Dolly Warden circus, run by ju-
venile-. none Of whom are over twelve
years Of age
The Hickman courier., 1872-06-22
The Couepe~sior"s Campaign
Opened.
Cd. Grassland s,p.iorts-C CreeGcy

I'd. Grassland sup.iorts-esr
Judge Grassland, member of Congress
from tbs District, made his opening
campaign speech at May6el on last
Monday. Ills speech was a severe aud
strong arraiEnmeut Of tie Radical party
and "a critical review Of The arts and
doincs Of the 42d Congress. His in
dictmenl against the Administration. we
believe, was uuanswerabIe; aud should
he have during The present canvass
Republican opponent. will operate with
telling effect against that party
Our attendance At ti,e opening speech
being entirely accidental aDd unexpected.
We are not prepared to furnish such re
port as should be made, and perhaps it
would be more legitimate TO wait until
The difFcreut aspirants meet, and theis
sues are clearly made up.
In discussing The political situation Of
the day. Judge Crossland placed himself
fairly ard sqrareIy in the support Of tire
Greeley and Brown ticket, arguing fhat
With all tie lights before him. tie Gin
cinpati ticket was the surest and perhsp-
only way to defeat Grant. aud this being
The case lie had DO hesitation in pledsius
lis support to the farmer Of Churpaqua
aud he believed such was the seuti
Inent of.the Democratic party. When the
Cincinnati nominations we're first made
lie with many other democrats IN auG
orr Of CONGRESS eonId but fee! liult
ebsr,ined At the necessity which pointed
to AR Greelev as their standard bearer
and as YET he eoula not shou, any ho
sannas over tie .itpa,ien which rompell
81 ,,o ,oris o,I Demoer.,;o marty :, 90
onts;5a of ;,z or,,,,;y.,io, 10 6pd >
Presidential ear5;8.,a Nerer,h.,es.
,t.. 49,.
-,
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PieuSeo auu 'oe"''iieN "i'n '"e u'''e
Ns''' '''al any attempt 20 20 oaeN anu
present war : ca''eu 4 straight lleNe'
F'' - y 11sS "a .''9 49, :,
' = was 10 a.s' '''.' '1' ,s'' ;" 49,
Si"'-'''s ~, '''' ''os''s 'o-'1 ''''
we 1''O''' 80 - '''S az
;" P,"ei nc ''4'' - ''' O'' '',"'
gFee!sy ''ske' "ou.a Os accepted " -,
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80. I,o1,,or.t - ia d,s.8f,.1 .i,,,+:on
Of he country and cali every American
citizen TO the po,Is Itwasa fnai Effort
TO ssve the country from military tvran-
py and ie possible 10 restore a Democrat
ic form Of government lie believed
Greeley's election would be substantial
Democratic victory, that it would insure
a Democratic Congress. and an essential
Iy Democratic Administration. lie had
The Hickman courier., 1872-06-22

DE. Livingstone, the grea. African
explorer. hrs again been discovered
this time alive aud we'll. The poor ieI
low has died thousand deaths at the
hands Of the newspapers.
The Hickman courier., 1872-06-22

CHARLES Sears. political editor Of the
Plducah Kenhckian has severed hi
connection with that paper. lie was
racy and Brilliant young wriier. and We
shall regret il the press Of Kentucky
shall lose his services.
The Hickman courier., 1872-06-22

ALEX. ARNOLD, OF Clinton. does not
relish the mention of his name by the
papers IN connection with the coogres
sional race. the papers explain tha,
they only intended it as a compliment to
his genial. social ways-aud add that e
is clever enough for Congress or auy
other place.
The Hickman courier., 1872-06-22

Cor. Jno. Martin, Democratic eandi-
date for Congress, and Hon Luciau Ar
derson, Republican, had u political dis
eassiuu at BlandsiIie, Monday week last
We trust Col Martin demolished St
Lucian.
The Hickman courier., 1872-06-22

THE Graves county Democracy held
their county convention last Monday
aud passed resolutions endorsing Gree
ley and Brown. The convention also
passed resolutions approving the course
of Hon Ell Grassland as our member
of Congress.
The Hickman courier., 1872-06-22
JOHN a. WILSON.
AGENT ron THE
SOUTHERN MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company,
OF
LOUIS STILLE. KY

LOUISVILLE KY
oAoe at the Court House in Hickman.
To The people of Fulton and The oSjoin.
ing countics Ltcouid respecffaHv s5v.
IF YOU WANT a LIFE POLICY .nd
i intend to make provision for voyrsslf
an Old age. or for the future comfort Of tbose
Who may be dependent upon YOU for daiIv
bread insure With the SourHERS MuTuAI
for the following reasons:
Is', The Southern Mutual is one If tho
best and safest Companies in the United
States 'eN
IND IL IS managed and controlled bv the
oesl business talent in Kentucky. TSee list
Of Omcers and Directors
ID. IL does not drain the country Of nonev
aud produce 'bard times, for every doIl.r
OF ITS assets are re-invested and keri N e;r.
cufauon here at home in Keptuckv. AMI
among IT'S own Policy holders
9TH. IL is Home L1slfufion-organi,ed nv
Ken uekians-aDd State pride, and local
interests, should induce our people TO sns-
tam 1T by tLeir patronage and influence. IN.
stead Of building up the capitalists of the
Northern Cities.
6tp' 1t has clever agent at Hickman, call
and see. ~'''
deceit
The Hickman courier., 1872-06-22

WHAr is to be done to arrest the
spread Of hydrophobia. is question OF
the greatest import to the citizens.
SOME fields of wheat IN West Ten
nessee are yielding forty bushels to the
scre
The Hickman courier., 1872-06-22

A Cadiz. Trisg county, correspondent
of the Courier Jornrl writes that '.at the
county convention On Monday last.
Wallis. one of the propretors of The
Trigg County Democrat, voted for the
no nomination resolutions while Wilk
inson, the other proprietor of said paper
voted for the straight out Democratic
ticket resolutions. It IS said that Char
ley always did perfer his straight aud
pretty frequently at fhat. "
BEaxaRD's Chill Cure acts on the lives
md bowels isernard's Chill Cure con tainr
1otbipp Injurious
The Hickman courier., 1872-06-22

IT is reported Tint Hon. l. S Trim
be, Judge J NJ Bigger, Maj. Thos. L.
Moss, and other prominent Paducah
Democrats, have joined in call upon
the Hon. Willis B Maehen, of Lyon, to
become candidate for Congress in this
District Il is thought Mr Macheu de
Tres the position, and that he can he
prevailed upon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-04
6ranfrsi9.

slm 10. Npsember bssann in gan,
Sranfrsi6 ras nsuntisise 0sbst fir bic
NatipnalsS erlammluns. GS III ras err
ie DIAL felt 80 Sabren, CAP pas 9anp
risleS I95ne Ssiipiel sitt.
OaS fatbplilbe Sranfrei6 miro in Der
3ufunit MEIER DeutI6lanc, NOD eng
lam na6itsben ; Sranfrei6 wirp often
feline IslisiUn bstennsn, 6hsntlib tstsn,
einsn nati0nalsn Subtas BADEN. !Sisran
fndpft .artbur 2ptb" int llniYsrs .fplasncs
ltbnsn @eranfen /: Dur6 piele Chat,
10 cinfa@ unp ;uslsi& 10 erbaben, felt
ii6 6ranfrei@ bSbsr, ais pcnn es feline
@rmee um bic SSlfte vermebrt UNI leinen
SdaB S%erppppelt bate; es erbebt iib
auf's Neae uns ri@tst ii@ aut ii@erer
selaist auf eas 9sbst als auf be Nnsabl
ieiner 8ataiapne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-04

9Senn unlere Seileser, rurt .,Artbur
Sctb" aus, an rem Soft, Der RE Sdlads
ten lenft, 9lauben. 10 pirr es Sbnen mfg
fallen, penn Sranfrci6 irincr Seits feline
0ebete an ibn ribtet. Nuer 8atbslifen
AuSen iteben uuf Sranfrib. Die
Sranic'en tetrn bsutt fir ibr 0anp uur
lelne Ser!retunA ramit ras 0etet rie
6clSm Der 9errerbtbeit unc pcs llnolau.
penS tilse, unr Sranfrsih ii6 iclbit, lei
mem Hubme unp ieiuem Wlauben piecer,
ScSrben werre.
On Sreu8us res @jeb,tss, besrnnen
nit rem @allfnblten MIN lId in rer
ilruntd9t8m Ahcaht fOrtieBen. 2lue
S1tbpllfen lInr rdiu curb ibre Sii66fe
ctnAtlnccn. &ir 6ranspien piiIen, raf
Vctt Gle 3udirutbe III ieiner Sanp Bat
roB Slid unr llnslif r,r @6lter ab-
bdn9t spm 0lauben an cas aStlihe
@elrs unp CAP Die 9uten Ieaierunsen
duF Gem Serrienite beruben. gHir err
lnnern uns, rab 6ranfrei6 rcn 2~lnfano
an rcr @rbniiB res ron 0ptt ,um Gbri
ltentbume aueerlfituen Spltes ibar. 3u
ttrcr 3ctt ale preuben NOD nidteriltirte,
BAIT, cs Zen 0immel nit 6eiliaen beYBl.
tcrt ris icp'bl Sronen setrd9en ais IN
SlSltcm 9ecarbt batten.
Seine 0slhidte perpette iib bereits nit
zen NutaI,n Ger Stride, ,be nod ii. SS-
nt9' BON prrn6en 9,tpren parcn unr
ebt ibr Tet6 Gem gtamen na6 befanp.
&tr msrrsn ~ uni.rm beilisen Martin,
sur bsiIi9sn Gcnprefa, sum bctliscn 9urs
mig prtrn, Id9t Hptb, nit ibnen rercen
pIr0ctt anrufen, Dap er uns sereib,,
rab CT 6rantreia pieetr ouf Die 8abu
os9 0uten fibre unp ;u Gbren briuse.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-04

ie ,par Helm unp fai nu fir bic &lO,
ferbewpbner berebnet ;-aber riele bimz
nelanirebenpsn SpiBbpsenfenter, pieltr
luftise ihlanfe Sburm. bis CUR dussrs
fen Spite NIT srSBtsr Sprsfalt une be-
wuncerun9swiiroiser S6Snbeit semsis
selt, piele prahtppQen Hpietten in Ibis
ren.-fur; Der @eiit rsS sarsen Yauss
Yerfeblte nidt einen tiefen Gincrud i'm
@smltbe ces Setra9tenpsn berpprurus
fen. Sbwpbl riss 9pttesbaus auf Grs
ben fam, frsbte cod aues gum Simmel
emppr, ais ware bort rie Ssimatb ienss
0eifss, Der es g.idaHsn. Der Sau.
meiiter iGisn, als er zen plan crfanp, in
Oebet unc Setra6tung sober 0erantsn
%serIunfen sepelsn su iein, earum purre
lein &erf perfteinte anpadtunp serepiss
tes @ebet.
Grrtlssans fplst)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-04

Gag reppnirt. Gin lrtitelzA utcr, rrn
mir lelbit pieqeibt snplpS INN ben Nrtifsl
9eplast unc setreten baben, iiebt isincn
artifel p%efnitip peri6winren, neil Der.
lelbe Dor lauter Ieppnirunsen in Ger
ltat altbaden sercrcen, uns wibrenr
Die unidulcise Hepaftion 1.lbcr binter
NclentBfen unp 0elbpeisslsin berprr
bittere Ibrdnen peinsn mS6te, bilrst iih
Ger Gerfaher Gin, bartbersis tsbanrelt
urr i6nbre Sera6tet mprcn fein az
lbrbrt, ME mebr cine Seper an;uribreu,
10 LANCE cieie Gspaftion am Hurrr,
UNI pisl 1T cS, ipenn er niht aud ras
eaS Nbpnniren unterl1et unc ,s alen an
rsrsr, peren er in itinem Srsiie 6attaft
miro, perleipet. @abrbtsfr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-04

SarSincn. Die Sarsinsnfi6rrsi, tp.l&e
bic .@unate SUM- bis Nopsmbsr umfast, III nj.
man iiS rsnftn fam, cine bS6l bsr.utiame Sn-
suItrie, it bti6ditist 5auftnes srn SGnesn ter
MISUNDERSTANDING, ron &oscpH, benz nSrpli9en
Snnfts Der 6iibtrti bis binuntsr an bic Ipani-
ibs aHfs. Die srSBtsn DepOts lino Dpuarns3
anb 9cnearneau, auf pel&e Gin Grittel Der gan.
3sr Grnets, alp 200 Iiaicnen yen 600 Niaiu-
men, 81 rrhnen iinb. Spsale bic 5il6bcpte
ans eanc %fonlner, peresn bic Slide in 3Srben
an ben Stranc sstratt, bier s.paiaen, eant
auf srOBe Safeln ssitiittet, no 6rau,n ibnen
ZEN acpf atfnripsn, is ial;sn rann wisc,r eur&s
gSaisr ,isber unb auf Sirbsn ,um Srrdnen
%brinssn. Na9 benz Srednsn nsretn lie in
aelI,ln s.triibt ipfcrt in Sls6ba6i,n sebra6t
nit eem %f.inf,n OliosnSl ibersCsen, tanu bic
Sii6isn %SsrIrtbet, in srUsen ~eiisrnsn 8Srbsn &c.
fammslt nno rieis Iinssrs 3tit in to5enpss NaI-
ier setaudt. Damn mullen 8iup.r bic Si@len
p~plirsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-04
Der 2ebrtrmanselann Ole 2~e9rsrnotb.

Siel Scrct. 10 idrtibt bic aus5turgtr
allgtmstAe 3sitIua tsreitst Gem prtu-
sil4sn Gultu5miuifsr, aussr ben iir9li4su 8ir-
rem, Der in srl4rsfsnesm 0rae ibsrbanb ntb-
msnee 2sbrsrmanstl unb Der Jpn bauptlatli6
vsrISulcsnss IptbfanS Der Ssbrsr. Grit Bs6su
ltne bic prppin3ialblattsr wisssr spl zen alas.a
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