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, 1872-10-22

ton has increased in two years 25,00o, and that
the vote in 1875 will be not less than q, 900.
This ratio Of growth, maintained until 1880, will
make INDIANAPOLIS the close rival OF Cincinnati.
The official list Of the Pennsylvania Legiala-
ture gives Republican msjority Of 2s on joint
ballot, Viz: Senate, 18 to Is; House, 60 to 40.
The Louisville Courier-Jottr11al says:
Onr opinion Ia that Greeley will carry KENTUCKY "
hardly less than 000 TIE do not estimate tha Bo NJ"
bon strength ut very considerable figure.
The election for Mayor OF Louisville. Ky,
does not come OF till the middle Of December, but
candidates as busily at work aa il it WIS next
week.
Tho O'Co nor Electoral ticket for Illinois,
ot1lclauypubhshed, the other day. in the Chica-
go Times, contains severn1 names which hat
been withdrawn, and still lacked several whic2
the editor said should be supplied. There i.
another vacancy, as witness:
10 Sae Editor IF the Chicago Tiues: ....
bt1Av1A, 1A., Oct. 1s:--1 notice ny u.ne pnbhshes
the Fourth District Of Illinois,
Please advise the COMMITTEES that am resident q
Louisiana L and do not wish my name used g
Eiector for this State, Iours, Ec.,
Jons VAN NonTwnK-
-Benjamin F. Gregory has been named to
Elector on the Grant ticket in Indiana, rie
jesse Harper, who removes to Danviue, III.
DR.. Richard Smith, Of the Cincinnati Gazstte
is stnmping Northwestern Kentucky in the in
terest Of Grans.
-Rather than yield power, the Administration
party will expend thirty millions Of dollars to d
bauch the people. They don't want their be T.
into the amount Of greenb3cks printed of
issued They don't want the money counted
They don't want the light turned on the trnn
actions at Washington for years past. vi
themit ia adesperate struggle for continuanc
Of power.-8lbdny drgals..
-Yergsr, formerly Of Mississippi, has With
drawn as an anti-Gree1ey candidate for Con
greas in Baltimore, because the Grant manager
have broken faith with him.
The Grant ssump in Connecticut is now
cupied by Governor Jewell, Dawes, Buckingham
kelogg, Hawley, Blaine, Starkweather, North
rup, and Henry Wilson; notwithstanding 18th
town elections, as VIC were told, made that Stat
sure for Grant.
There is mysterious delay in the election
returns from along the line Of the Nortber
Pacific Railroad, in Dakota, and the Yankto
Press says there is another locality up No
hitherto unheard OF, that Will send in 3 ret1,ruc
500 votes, of course for the Ring caudidat,
When Buchanans territorial officers .were accu:
ed of this sort OF thing, in Minnesota, and e1
whore, there Was howl in all the Republice
camp. Now, it is all right.
FRAUD Titiates all contracts This is II
legal rule. Therefore, why should aaJ me-
pay over wager made on the election Ct G.
ernor Of Pennsylvania, which was notorious
accomplished BY fraud, and nothing else:
The contested election Of Mayor OF Aban
N. T., has%been appealed to the General Teri
from the decision OF Judge Larned against IL
11,aro, 4ha Rar%h!ico1 oo14oe@o1+
, 1872-10-22

Ruskin will find fresh opportunities for his ele-
CANT and scholarly grumbling in the projected
plans Of some capitalists to maize Rome q place
Of fashionable reaort. It, is now intended to
build whole quarter in the latest and grand
est style of>architecture; to, accomplish which,
soma Of the most notable ruins wiu have to be
removed or destroyed. Two canals are also to
be cut, to bring the salt waters Of the Mediter-
raneen to the city, SO that there may be sea-
batls; and race-course is also to be established.
At the present rite Of progress, the fine favor Of
antiquity which pe1vades the Eternal City will
soon be lost, and the grand old historical asso--
Citations which cluster about it will give
place to the friVoltiea and dissi-
petions Of the fashionable preaent. Railroads,
steamboats,, canals, horse-races and hotels will
make short work Of tha ancient gods, the sports
OF the Coliseum, the triumphal' 'chariots, the
low-browed, big-thewed Roman warriors, and
the stately Roman women. Fashionable david
lers, dlapdated 1oues, and aqualid lazzarp PM viii
soon oblitsrats the secolleetions Of those sturdy
, 1872-10-22

Our readers will remember that, Bome time
since, A1r. s. Barring Gould, the eminent English
antiquarian, very satisfactorily demonstrated
that the historical assertions concerning William
Tell were an untrue, from the fact that there
never WAS any such person as William Tell. The
statement has been reiterated many times since,
and additional antiquarian discoveries have con-
hr1ued 1Ir. Gou1d's itoaoclastic announcement.
The Swiss, however, have hitherto refused to
give up their hero, but must do so now, as the
Historical Society Of the Old Swiss Cantons have
been Investigating the subject, and rather sor-
rowfrlly. but positively, dispose not only Of Tell
but Geaslor also. They say: "Tell never re-
fused to lift his hat; never fred at an apple on
his sons head, although the very crossbow with
which the deed was done is exhibited in
Zurich he never crossed the LIKE of Lucerne
in tempest OF wind and rain be never boldly
JUMPED upon the Tell Platte; never spoke his
speech in the .def1e. at Kussnacht and never
shot the Landyogt,". ETC., ETC., and wind up
with the statement '' There never was q Land
vogt Gessler, nor William Tell" This settles
the question beyond all cayil, although it will
not al1ay,t the public indignation against these
mousing antiquarians who are upsetting the
popular idols, one by one. Be the legend Of
Tell true or not, it has done splendid service the
world over, in the cause OF liberty, manly cour-
age, and nobility OF character !: and they might
have LETT it alone to go on with its good work,
without any damage to the CAUSE OF truth. While
new heroes are growing 40 scarce, it seems
pity to lose the old ones.
, 1872-10-22
.&,158,5:
Prairie Pires in Ncbraskas

O,iAHA, Neb., Oct. 21.-The weather has
extremely dry in this vicinity ct late aad
prairie fires are unusually destructive.
The country for thirty miles vest Of thi
has been mostly burned over, and 9
quantities Of hay and grain destroyed,":
many houses, barns, and fences: 49,:
Yesterday prairie fire started about tWo'f
north Of the city, burning up most OF the fen
sheds and buildings at the race track 'and
ground. The soldiers at the Omaha bl
we're out all last night and during to-day f.
the flames to prevent the burning Of the
racks, and hare been successful: IN stoppin
fires in that vicinity. -.
, 1872-10-22

The architect in charge Of the restoration Of
the Cathedral Of Straaburg has just published
his report, the details Of which will be OF uni-
yersal' interest. The expense Of restoring the
masonry will amount to 10000 francs, and the
placing Of the glass and the inside fittings will
coma to 143, 600 francs, and other accessory re-
pairs to 28, 900 hancs,-the whole amount being
5s8, 600 francs, or $119, 600 The cross has once
more bden raised, and the damages to it's apex
are being repaired. The great astronomical
clock, which is familiar to every school-boy, vas
uninjuted during the bombardment; and, after
it is cleaned, the Twelve Apostles will ali be in
place again, ready to resume their seni-diu1na
procession, as they have done in years past.
, 1872-10-22

Adyices from Idaho, by way Of San Francisco,
represent; that general Indian outbreak is i'm
zninent in the Territory. These Administration
. pets are, engaged in q wholesale stealing OF
cattle and do not hesitate to shoot at the lawful
owners thereof.
, 1872-10-22

One week after the election, Bill Mann, the
Prosecuting Attorney in Philadelphia, appeared
in the Court Of Quarter Sessions in that city,
and. calling Jury in the various indictments
against TerkeB, submitted them without testl-
:: mony, that the jury might acquit the accused.
He did this, as lie said; that Yerkes, before en-
barking anew in business, should atand fair on
he record
, 1872-10-22

. A fire broke out, last night, in truck barn On
: West Madison street, which communicated to
the stables OF the West Side Omnibus Company,
destroying the latter and several adjoining
,honses. 4 number Of horses were lost.
, 1872-10-22

A bank, to be known as the DeBeret National
Bank, with Brigham Young as President, and
capital Of $200,ooo, has been authorized by the
Treasury Department..
, 1872-10-22

: Destructive prairie fires, in the neighborhooa
OF Omaha, have destroyed many houses, barns,
and fences, together with large quantities OF
hay and grain, for thirty miles vest Of that city.
The army barracks we're threatened, but, through
the exertions Of the soldiers, who fought the
flames al night, we're saved. y.
, 1872-10-22
POLITICAL.

The City Of Chicago voted, in 1868: for Grant,,
a. 800; Seymour, 1908; total, $685. This
year the city vote will be not less than 60, 900,
and the towns in Cook County will add L, 900.
The Grant managers claim both North Caro-
lima aud Indiana; the former, because it elected
& Republican Governor, and the latter because it
elected q Republican Legislature. The Liberal
1najorites, in Indiana TOR Governor, and in North
Carolina for Legislature, don't count in these
absurd calculations.
The full official vote in Pennsylvania, for
Governor, is 671, ,251; against 57G 148 for Cover
nor in 1869; and is 8,096 greater than in Octo-
ber 1868, when the vote WAS the largest over
po1led until thisyear. We compare the tWo 0o-,
tober PREDICTIONS, as follows:
ocroBrR, 1862. OCTOBER, 1872.
For auditor General. For Governor.
Hartrantt. Rep. "a 41e aart1antt Rap ,s9s
Rep. majority. 9,677 Rep. majority. s5,6i5
The recent election in Philadelphia il to re-
ceive thorough overhauling from the Munich
pal Reform Association, which has decided to as
sumo the responsibility and expense Of contest
ing the '' brilliant ajorities" Of from 15 900 to
20, 900 for the various Ring candidates. Wehave
published the official exposure how Hartranft's
majority ih one ward was increased 400, by max
ing his vote 100 greater aud Buckalew's 100 less
than cast. In another ward, the transfer Of
votes was 400.
The Official majorities for members Of Con-
gress, in Ohio, compare with majorities in the
fote tor Governor, last year, as follows:
, 1872-10-22

<E2he Saats~Zeitung Of yesterday, writing upon
THE aa1oon-closing by the police on Sunday, de-
:c}ares tia "the people Of Chicago we're unani-
.sznous in tpeir condemnation OF Mayor Medl1
,end Elmer ;Waslturn. The first ia accused, and
eighty, too, that he ordered the execution Of the
Sunday law becauae he feared that, in case Of
Grsnt'a 1s-eleetio1. Ae @a9 .iqs9 aous Of the
, 1872-10-22

At the meeting Of business men, in Phi1adel-
phis, yesterday, to consider the proposed addi-.
tional issue Of greenbacka, resolutions to ap-
prove the continuance Of Secretary Boutwena
present policy OF buying bonds to relieve the
money market were referred to "a committee, and
the meeting adjourned subject to the call Of the
, 1872-10-22

The Council, last night, at the suggestion Of
the Mayor, passed an ordinance requiring all
omnibus drivers to take out a license, which
LICENSE, in case of misconduct, can be revoked.
An ordinance, providing for new fre-engine
house in the district bounded by Halsted, Ran
dolph, Centre avenue, and Harrison streets, was
also passed,
, 1872-10-22

The Maryland and Virginia Boundary Com
mission, which WAS in session in Baltimore, last
week, to settle. the boundary line between the
two States, adjourned, on Saturday last, to the
7th of November next, without coming to any
agreement. On the last evening several COM
promises were offered on each side, but they
were successiTely rejected. Finally, when. the
last proposition Of the Virginia Commissioners
was declined, they announced they had
nothing further to submit. The variance be-.
tween the two States is as to the
Potomac boundary, each State claiming
to the farthest low-water mark Of that
river. The claim is an important one,
as it gives to the successful State Jurisdiction,
not only over the channel Of the river, but also
over number Of small islands, and affects
some very valuable oyster-grounds.
, 1872-10-22

Tweed has been indicted again, and 30 has
Hall-the Indictment against the latter contain
ing seventy eight counts. While the new vigor
: for indicting is excellent nothing is done in
the matter Of trying any OF the thieves until
after the election.
, 1872-10-22

The trial Of Thomas Cu1lin, for the murder Of
the lad James P. McWil1iams, On Clinton street,
= w:weeke ago, began yesterday in the Crimi-
nal Court. >
, 1872-10-22

see. These old wrongs always right
themselves, sometimes by the revolution
Of, labor and prices, sometimes by the
revolution Of the sword and cannon. Labor and
capital must lind a acom1non meeting ground, and
slavery is. the poorest form Of labor in which
capital can invest.
With regard to the condition Of the coal trade
in this country, it can hardly be. said that the
presence of English orders in our markets is
altogether pleasant. 1t is taken for granted, On
all sides, that coal will be higher next season
than this. The Iron World, of Pittsburgh, Oct
8, says: "The receipts Of coal during
the last week have. been quite large, yet there
are no stocks on hand worthy OF mention, and
coal may be- considered scarce. The coal men
are extremely and unwiaely reticent, and will
'impart but little information as regards the re-
ceipts and shipments, and, consequently, we
can only give meagre report"
Louisville is th1eatened with coal
famine. The ledger of that city says that the
amount Of coal which Louisville consumes during
year is about 100000 bushels, and that there
are not $1,000 bushels Of coal in the city, in-
cluding that in the yards and the 10000 bushels
in the boats On the river. The Ledger adds:
" Unless something is done, and that speedily,
it is feared the great factories and furnaces will
have to suspend, for they cannot stand the
present prices, and their supply is by no means
as full IS last year. It is pity that We are SO
dependent upon foreign sources Of supply, but it
is our OWL fault" The facts which We have
given above, the famine in England, the English
orders in our market, the. famine at Louisville,
and the prospect for high prices ahead, intimate-
y concern the public, for it is the public which
must pay tha piper. 49,.
, 1872-10-22

The details Of the composition of the French
fleet have just been published, and show TINT it
conaists Of 1o4 vessels, fully equipped, z Of
which are iron-plated, and 62 ships Of the re-
aerve. The marines compose force OF 28,H1
men, The amount allotted for new vessels during
the year 1s72-7s is q, 1000, 900 francs. The off,
GERS Of the feet comprise Admirals, IL Vice
Admirala, q Rear Aamira1s, loo Ship Captains,
2oo frigate Captains, $40 Ship Lieutenants, half
Of the first and half Of the second class, and 500
other officers, Of two classes. Thrty:si1 vessels
are stationed at the Antilles and in the South
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, while * are Sta
toned at Algeria, Egypt, Martinique, Guada-
loupe, New Caledonia, Reunion, and Ma3otte.,
However much France may ha7a suffered in her
1and-fo1ces in the recent war with Germany, her
naval resources seem to be as effective as ever.
, 1872-10-22
Gbt Ggfbi1ta9o Griitbr.
!, Tuesday Morning, October %, 1879.

D'Anbigne, the historian Of the Reformation,
1e dead.
, 1872-10-22
IcoSG., 1872. GOV, 1871.


Total majortt1es IL, II! !saale! 2l6
Republican jo1iea IN 1872 14477; IN 187l a e4s:
The vote tor Congress in the South Bend
District Of Indiana, :is az tollowssr', :,
p.ss,, IT, g.st,s$ r. ,:as 9.
Rep mai: :. >. Or /! Rep mai: .:::.pss t.:
The indianapolis Journal insiata4 that the
city Yote Of 1S.744s III Siat; that The popula-
, 1872-10-22

apcients Who invaded Briton and conquered ssall
dsul;" and the more modern resorts Of
trada, amusement, and daily living usurp the
place Of the ruined remnants Of former grandeur.
, 1872-10-22

A1kEN'S THEATRE-Wsbash aEenue and Congress
street. Mrs. Oates BuTlesQue Troupe Pria Donna Of
NiEht.''
, 1872-10-22

STAR LECTURE COURSE-union Park Congregs-
foua Church. james T. Field, Of Boston. 'Tenn5son.
, 1872-10-22

MYERS OPERA HOUSE-Moazoe street, between
Etate and Dearborn. Arlington, Cotton 4 Kenhle'a
Minstrel aud Burlesque Company.
, 1872-10-22

NIXON'S-ClInton street, between Washington and
Bandolph. Maf6tt and Bartholomew Pantomine Troupe
, 1872-10-22

value OF his shares in The TRIBUNE, and, there
fore, wants to create political reaction. Elmer
Washburn received the severest censure, be-
cause, as q temperance fanatic in disguise, he
acted we'll at first only to spring from the am
bush in the last moment. He accomplished that
for one Sunday, but for one only. Eight days
from tomorrow, things toiU look different"
The Common Council, last night, approved
the assessment for city taxes for the year 1879.
The details foot up:'
North Diy1sion-Rea1 estate ..........s 1911, ,27o
! Personal. 2oss, ,4so
South Division--Real estate .$114 2oe 800
Personal. ................. 26,740,oo0
iotaf.. ,969, SUI
Vest Dv1sonReal estate. 95,7 ,e7o
Personal. 15,b70,95o
.sl11, ,S22, ,6o0
===
ufaud totat 4I3,zzU
The Council also passed IN ordinance imposing
tar upon this valuation of Is mills on the
dollar. =,
, 1872-10-22
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

Pacific Railroad War-The City Tax Levy for ls72-
Amusements- miscellaneous Telegraph News.
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING
Hoo1E7's OPERA HousE-Randolpn street, be-
: tween Clark and LaSaue Abbott -Kiralfy troupe.
.''Thrse Hunohbacks."
Mv1CKER's THEATRE Madison street, between
State and Dearborn. Revival Of B. G. HoHards coined
-" Saratoga" - -
ACADEMY OF MUSIC-Halsted street. Mad-.
HRS. F. S. Chanfrau. The French version OF
East Lynne" ;....
AIKEN'S THEATRE-Wsbash avenue and Congress-
street. Mrs Oates Buzlesque Troupe, "Prima Donna Of
aNiEht-"
STAR LECTURE CoURsE-unton Park conEreea-
ttoual Church. james 7. Field, Of Boston 'Tenn5son
MYERS OPERA HOUSE-Moazoe street, between
State and Dearborn. Arlington, Cotton Keube'a
Minstrel and Burlesque Company.
GLoBETHEATRE-Desplsi between Madison md
Washington streets. Variety Entertainments buresQue,
ballet, mtust1elsy.
NIXON's-ClInton street, between Washington and
8ando1ph. Mafdtt and Bartholomew Pantomine Troupe
HALsTED STREET OPERA HousE-corner OF
Harrison street. McEgoys Hibesncon, and Irish Come
dy Company.
FIRE ANNIVERSARY NUMBER!
FIRE ANNIVERSARY NuMBERI
FIRE ANNIVERSARY NUMBER!
The sale of the double Fire Anniversary Number still
sont!nues ut TIE TRIBUNE Counting Room, Is Canest.
OVER SIXTY THOUSAND!
OVER SIXTY THOUSAND!
OVER SIXTY THOUSAND!
Copies have called for. All orders be Eup
piled. 1t will not be Issued in pamphlet form.
TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-06
q rteffa It G II.

S. q, IpBba6, Sa.- Splsn bic wife bas
Zen NGtfe g8pds bic Mittbriluns !; frsut uns.
q. {, 0ecata Sbebpssan Co., @ise. -
gsitrn Sant FIR io!9s Srisfe an q. 9eibsr CD.
ssiarbt.
q. ct, Cascade @srbn an Ssrrn :.
in g9prtbinstpn lareiben.
q. g., Nsp Martet.-Ianfr Sbnen iIr bic
grmibrnsen. 9lubsre beiprst.
z. Cd, Reaes Qantins q. ST. bic &c. 80
q%uittirt tleibt Sbnsn aliS $500 su sablsn bic
80. ia.
s. 81. cd. @aba ) a ~, @inn.-Oanf fir
ben tIauen .3eitsI. 8inten Quitting. Srasn
aarts BADEN.
Ges. 9. g., Marib altpwn II, 3a.-D Dante;
iplsn has gsrlanstc BADEN.
q. a., 90 i'll M 8 bur1 q. y. - Sebsn
bic Sa6s mad unb lollen Nntwprt tsfcmmsn.
y. g.. it,, @tllia msburs, q. g.-Sdrei.
bfn Sbnen.
s. W, @anfeta, Winn.-Spa ls taben.
.. 81, SpIp s. Ala bonnie heure.-
Sdriftli6 meb..
s. 6. 8, @ilbsrtssins Minn.-Danf u.
@ruB; 9tpiB, nur mitsetbsilt.
". g, Oacpta, M.-An right seNri6en.
8. W.-@ersn bic S.uittune in go. 66 as.
iuntsn batsn Fam ~ frat fir IS. - @sent bat
bic gifs .-5inhsn bsuts Auittans bis 90. 100.
SGsint cine Suittuns it ni&t sinsstrasen NOR.
ben, lpasn in aur;sm bic aarte baben.
So. g., Saepta. - 90 mas lGet FG itben /;
Ianf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-06
Scr ,gDanperer" BON ct. paul, Minn.

Scr ,gNanpcrer" pom ct. paul, Winn.
trinst cas- Circular ees 5c6w. Sbpmlas {. Sra.
&C, Sii6ofs BON ct. paul, norm bic 0lautissn
aufsefrrbert perbsn, ibren Seitras fir ben &c.
minarsfpnb su entriGten. sns bieiem Srisfs e.
iebsn mir, ta6 i'm lsBten Sabre 10 Sbeplosen
arfssnpmmen wursen, mas I'M Gansen IS niatt,
pelts in perl&iersnsn Ssminarien gmerifas u.
Gurspa's untsrsstraat iinS. 3psi Stursntsn
tpurtsn su prietern c%rpinirt; brsi anbere pereen
Dor Wsibna1ien bic +. Weibsu empfanssn.-
Srcsssm bleitsn aus @ansel an @eiitIi9en mod
Yiele Steasn Der IiiIcnstbdtisfeit cfen. Sn
einpriasli9en gBprisu isst Der Sii9pf ben Gjeilt'
liGsn ibre pai9tsn ans Sers nnc ermabnt ile,
bic @laubissn an;uiprrnsn, nit ibren SpsnSsn
gum suten .3wsde ni9t suriidSutlsitsn. Gin
Dollar fir bic 6amilie mare seipib nitt 3apiel,
iast Der Sberbirte Flint mir siaubsn SrI9ss
aud ; mir wr0sn bpHen, hab bic aatbplilen in
MinneIcta bas Shrsiten ibrss Sirten ~ per-
sen nsbmsn uns ni6t sa fars liup, sum itSncn
@srte tsisuleusrn /; ssbt bod ipnit 70 Isi9t ST
bin.
Tis Gpaeete insct Spnntass nab Iaerbeilis
gen unb bic f~rlssnbrl Conn. unp Statipnstase
RAFT.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-06
I'm uniere 9eier

lSir Gitipre6en biermit benz oft an nns &C.
ridtsten gSunIhe, ipie anbere fatbplii9en gldt'
ter, ben prpmptsn 3ublsrn cine Granite 81 ertbei'
len. g9ir wiafabren bisIsm Griuasn ure ma
den hermit unIsre 0sIer aufmerfiam,, pae nj,
ais prGmir cine !Rarte bsS 0uremburssr 0ancss
auetbeilen rtrprn /; rcg lnb ~fplsenes Sebins'
unseu All ras Grlonssn sefnipft.
y 2sSabIuns res &iidianpes bis Np. 60;
y goraustssabluna einsS Sabrsanges bon
No. go bis ia (S2.5O pbsr mebr.
3 9fHTsn bisle Giusablunssn bis gum 1. DC.
;emtsr sriSsbsn iein.
Die aarts erb1lt cine 0rS6e son ettpa 81 3pl
Sreits II. ibsr 81 3cll ginse auf p~srielten int
bisGantpns, 6smeinheu, gfarrsien, Stahte, Dor.
Ter II. fIeinsn Srti6aftrn ; bic StrDre, 8lihe II.
SGGs; bic Gilsnbabnen, srtaute unb i'm Saus
tesriTene, cher prpjsetirte /; bic Staatsirabsn, u.
bic baaptiadli6ltsn 6smeiroewesc %sersei6nst.-
Sci isesr Gsmsinbe, ii bic ansabl Der Ginppb-
uer mad sen Genius Son 1867 an9essben. lIrI
ItBtf Genius itanb niGt sur 5anp.l
5srnsr bic 9nga6s Der 5Sben Der SauptSetirss.
surft bcS eanheS. Ia mir seltern ras grpbs-
bla.i aab Gbicagc 3uriif1sIanet tatsn, 70 pirS
bic Sayte in ctmG IA la9eu sur Isrtbeiluns be-
rsit iein, wrun bic litbrsrasbii@s slnltaIt @prl
bait.
I'm aud q d tsg ursmb ur9ern gere
IL prrern, ertbsilru mir ithsn cine . Q n
StrGtnba6 DIS RpSsllsn ais prGmi {
unh bittsn tic uns, ibren bssfaafsen Wunit
UNI Griansuns Der Grabbing fobalo als
mpaltc5 funt gu itun. bamit mir bic Yeitel'
iuns tengsniGB einrihten tpnnen.
tra-Gremplare Der aarte psrpen ~ $3.50
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Selgicn.
9raiitl, I. q

gruntL I. Nrsembsr.
in tieNsu Statt taat sesenpdrtis cine @sns.
al.@cnfsrsn; esr Subsn. Die Oelssaisu ben
8umGnien batsn terislbm cine SdilSsrunS Der
9aae Der jioii9sa YsYClfcrun9 III Zen Dpnau
firfsntbimsrn prrsslsst. Man tsatii6tigt bel
Der rumGnii6sn aammsr cine ystitipn nm Sple
biirssrlide unt pctihibe @leidbsre6tisnns Gin
surei6sn. Der @ebanfs an zine MaNsu'aass
wanesruns mad @merifa 1T aufssssbsn pcreen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-06

Der Mappr ron 9bieasp smpfeblt ben Dor,
tisen Irtsitsscbrrn ibre Irbeitsr peS Wpntass,
itatt hes Samitass aussubeSablen, nm BEN 0aier
Der Srunfsnbeit rrrsutsusen. Dieis Spss, bic
man in England an psri&iersnm gIaBsn Yeriu&t
bat cute &eiultais ~ssseten. sic 1T ~ empfsb-
len.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-06
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tei6ldst iu foIetnesn prtifen;
4 neue Sufstsn S2.OO............~i alte nsu anf@iaeen 500.
GQe Gr,en gBagsn uus ghuaarbtiten wersen ,u ben ME
brighten grsiler eematt, SreitralSinen, spdbm Afdinen
uRe ale isnhisen Jermssrdihe btais unb I6nea rspartrt.
GSg~ Sir ale arbeit miro sarantirt. SsY
Sbpp sipiIben IL Si3 Clap Giraffe,
Dubuque, 80. Spma.
EsIS Oa i6 meius @srftGtte teeeutenb psr-
bsiert Sersrpbsrt uno nit nsllsm @sl9irre psre
ieben babe, 10 fam i9 mid ben Sarmern auf's
Bette rcrpmmaneiren. Sbre 9lrbeit piro fart
unc i%prsfaltis scua6t unb bic &sparaturen se-
nan unp 3rpsdmGeis bsrseiteQt.
Was ben Yeiblas Der pferbe angebt, 70 fam
i9 DEFENDERS auf meme tausli6s @rteit binpsi-
len. Sobn aaep.