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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-16

In suits between individuals 1t Is an
unquestioned principle of common
| law that remote or consequential
damages resulting from a wrongful
act cannot be recovered. Why Grant,
unless he believes that war would
promote his chances of reelection,
should demand payment for remote
injuries that came Of the escape OF the
Alabama from a British port-should
set up such a claim against England
cannot be imagined. When this state
ment of Grants claim for damages,
as prepared for the Geneva aTbitra-
tors by J. G. B. Davis, was submitted
to Reverdy Johnson, he SAID nat
all this assertion of right to such
damages was useless and wrongful.
The New York Sun says that the
administration has proceeded like q
village p~ettiiogger, who crowds into
his complaint everything that ne can
conceive Of against the adverse party,
adding to what is just and we'll
founded a thousand things which he
knows to be unjust and absurd, but
which he thinks will lend to it an ap-
~pearance of additional importance. 1t
should also be known that the case on
our side was prepared exclusively by
Mr.. J., C. B. Davis, and that it was
not submitted either to Mr. Eyarts,
Mr.. Cushing, or any other Of the gov
ernment's counsel for their advice,
and was not known to them
until after it had been COM
pleted and printed, and was beyond
the possibility of amendment before
its presentation to the British govern
ment. Such is the predicament in
which General Grants administration
has placed the country. His advocates
seem to rely upon the patriotism OF
the people to carry him through upon
this line of conduct without regard to
its intrinsic merits. We judge, how
ever, that they will be disappointed.
The people will sustain any admins
tration when it is right; but they do
not like to be disgraced before the CIV
ilized world; and for many reasons
they have from the first regarded this
treaty with great distrust and suspi-
eiOn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-16

THE "straw bidding" practiced
by mail contractors is to be investi'
gated, and Postmaster General Cress.
well is sOrely troubled about it. I'm
der the existing system he gives con-
tracts only to his favorites, and il
justified by the rascaIties practiced by
bogus bidders for contracts. Cress-
Wells connection with the great Choir
penning swindle, and his frightful
grimaces at economy when he prohib-
tied the poor letter-carriers from issu-
ing an annual address, make the
country regard him a fit member OF
Grants cabinet, and look forward
with confidence to iearfully honest re-
forms in the management Of the post
Office department.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-16

The New York Tribune (RsdieaD
commenting upon the ClsytOn-Ed-
wsrds-Boles contested election case,
says: "This is probably one Of the
most barefaeed cases Of vfiainy on the
part OF the Arkansas travellers that
was ever pat upon a suffering people.
BOXES, although having a. clear and
anticipated majority OF over two thou
sand, has been compelled 70 fight this
rascaIly gang at great expense and
loss of time, and has been deprived of
mis- seat for nearly a year. He win, Of
course, receive pay and mileage from
the time Of his election; but his COM
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-16

Is IT NOT a commentary upon the
changed condition of things that the
Nashville people, to the number OF
eight hundred, filed their theater to
hear Olive LOgan's lecture, and that
so few went to hear that of the re-
nowned Lieutenant Brain that he was
obliged TO give up and return the
money to the few who graeed the oe-
casion with their presence? SIS it
true that when we die we are 80 soon
foIgOt?" Has the story of the Lost
Cause" become tiresome, or is ii too
sad TO be borne with often?
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FRlcEs or THE
MASON & N,
CARINET ORGANS.

HAVING vastly increased their facilities
u for manufacEurs, tbs Mason q aamlin
Organ Company are now enabled 70 onef
their Weu-knoWn Organs, which are the &C
knoWledged standard OF excellencs among
instruments OF the class, Al prices Of inferior
work They print their lowe est prices, which
are, therefore, alike % all. 1nVar1abla. The
following are Illustrations:
~
The same, Double 81
Ftve-OctaYe Orga s, with TrsmnIAnt
Carved and ORR amented---a-----.-- LOG
The same, Doubled eed, with five stops, E5
Forty other styles. p O--------.---.- l00
Aim solid Black walnut. All the Organ
made BY this Com any are thoroughly nrst-
class in every respect They VIII not make
the Eo-caIed cheap OrgaEs At any price. The
eomparauvssuperfOrity Of tb cir Instruments
Is nov greater Than ever befOre, "a every
eomp6tsntj judge who viii carefully an
and compare must perceive.
Illustrated Catalogues. with Wood Cu1a
from Photographs OF the different styles. full
Information and loWe-t prices; Also, Testl.
mOnial Cireulsr VIII be ssRtnee 70 any adj
dress
MASON & HAnLla ORGAN Co,
Narsrsems, $50 BrsadxaY, Nav Tsrk.
n "
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WE otter for sale the following varieties
w at low prices:
Early Strawberries -~PhTadelnhfa. French
SesJling, DOwner's Prolific, 81 per 100; s.
per SlGOp.
Late straw ber~rfes-Barnes' Mammoth. Will
sons Albany, Kentacky, 81 per 100; Sli
per luG.
Red Rsspberriea-EHesdaIs 81 per 100; so
per IOcU.
Black MISREPRESENTATION Black Cap, 81
per 100; s. per 1908; Davis Thomler1s Nam
moth Cluster, 81 90 per 100; $40 per 1909.
Asparagus HOOts-Convsr1s Colossal. s. per
100; SIS per thousand
POtatOes-EaIlT Rye, Early Goodrich, "a per
bushel.
Liberal discounts allowed on iargs amounts,
Orders nned promptly and carefully. No
charge fr package.
RYLAND & CULLERTOH,
Licking Nursery, KentOn county, KY.
Address 2. u Cox l52, Cincinnati, q. fe7 "
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Guide.

EVERY ONE his OWN DOCT0R-Being 9
"a private instructor for married persons, OF
those about 10 be married, both male and fe-
male, IN everything concerning the phystol-
ogy Snd relations OF our sexual systsm, and
the production and prevention 81 offspring,
Incl ud1ng all the new discoveries never be
fore given in the English Languages, by NM.
YOUNG, ND. This Is really = valuable and
interesting work. 1t Is written in plain Ian
guage for the general reader, and Is Illus
rated with numerous e~ngravtngs. All
young married people, or those contemplate
Ing marriage. and having the least tmpedt-
mentt TO married life, should read this book.
It diEciOsss secrets that every should be
acquainted with still 1t is abook that must
be locked up and not let lie the house.
1t WIN be sent 70 any address Oh receipt or 50
cents. Address DIR. WM- YOUNG, NO. AIS
Sprl e. street, above Fourth, Philadelphia
"a AFFLICTEO AND UNFORTUNATE
Nc matter what may be your disease, before
you pace yourself under the care Of any one
Of the QUACKS-native sHd ~ioreign-WhO
advertise In this or any other paper, get a
COPY OF Dr. Young's Book, and read It care
funy. II VIII be the means Of saving you
many q dollar, your health, and possibly
your life. DR.. 1Oung can be consulted on any
Of the dtse ases described in his publications
by mail OF at his ONCE, No. 46 spruce street.
above Fourtn. PhtiadalpniR. nO39W
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-16

THE women Of Utah seem well
pleased with the system OF polygamy.
At the municipal election in Salt
Lake city, as shown by ~telegraPhic
dispatches, the Mormon ticket was
successful and q majority OF the yo-
tiers there are women. Either Nor
mOnism and p0lygamy are hne msii-
tutions, or Utah women are Unworthy
Of the right OF suffrage. -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-16
NONRESIDENT HgTlce.

No. E7,-In the Second Chaocsry Court Of
Shelby county, Tsnnessee@anes " Bling,
ham VS.. James y. TOmenY, Fannie A. Tom.
eny, VIM. Huntington ct a..
II Appearing nom the Dill which Is sworn 60
a N this cause that the Defendants, James
"a. Iomeny, Fannie A. Tomsny and MS wife.
VIM. Huntington, are nOn-resfdents Of
the State OF Tennessee;
III therebors ordered By the CLERK vi Mas
Ter, That they make their appearance herein,
AZ the Courthouse OF ths Second Chancery
Court OF Shelby county, in the city OF
Tenn. On or before the GrEE
Monday In April, 1872, and plead, an
Ewer or demur TO complainant bul. or
the same VIII be taken FOR confessed A. 10
them and set for hearing eXpErts, snd ID \
q copy OF this order be published ones =
week, for four successive weeks, in thaMsn
phis Appeal.
Fhis February IA, 1S72.
Acopy-attssG:
HI. L STEWART, Clerk snd Azstsr.
~ =. BBLCHER D. Q. Vi II.
Randolph, Hammond z JoTdOn. Sols. for
complainant fe,5-th
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FOR SALE.

ing 100 acres, well improved with good
Dwelling and out-houses, steam Gin and
Gristmil.
Also, state and County Rights to Lynch'l
recently invented Cotton Press, which Ia the
cheapest and best Press ever invented; can
prsss q 500 pound bale in one minute, with
less am sunt OF labor han any ether press In
these parts; box from 10 TO u feet long; can
be built By an ordinary workman, 81 q cost
not exceeding SO. Patent obtained By ]. d.
Alexander, d07 Seventh street, Washington
City, u. o. Apply OF the premises.
d. LYNCH,
POstohice, Horn Lake, DssOtO county, Mis-
sfsSfppL- taH "
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Attaehnsnt Haflas

Before JOHN 4. BURKE Justice Of thu Peses
for Shelby co1nty-OnatL = GO. "a aSfa.
her q Brothers.
"A FE1DANIt having been made hefOre ms.
"A ana BOND given as required By ISW IN
causes, that ths defendant Is 4
DOn-res3dent Of the State Of fsnnessee. aud
Issued and returned levied etc
proper oacers
Tne defendant win take notice, Tina this
cause Is set for hearing before ms, or soma
othsr Iustice OF the Peace rCr Shelby cOunfv-
az my 0n1ce in the city OF Memphis. on ms
18th day OF February A. ID, Eez2, a. 10 C'ClCcE
an. The defendant viii take notice an
come INTO court ard defend said cause. on
the same viii De taken IS confessed and fhar
his notice be published once 3 WsaF. fDF
four successive weeks. in q newspaper PUB
Iished In the city OF Memphis
January .. R2 jasD
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ExEcUTRx kOTICE.

TTAVCHG qualified as executrix Of JULIUS
II q HOLBT, deceased. this L. 70 notify aIl
persons having claims against the estate N
proven, within the time allowed By Law. or
this same VIII pc forever barred; All persons
to said deeedent viii come forward
and settle. without delay. January y, I7a
4 y. Hoist, Exscukrfx.
Beeeher = BelohsF, Attorneys iap
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-16

petitor has already drawn about six
thousand dollars from the treasury,
which cannot be returned, to say
nothing Of the unusual cost to the
government of the trial Of the case.
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Ths Hsdlcal Double Ch2absr,

THIS VESSEL, recently invented, "a hish-
Il " recommended AID Endorsed by lgad-
ing physicians, coGkAtzaeg sgo apart
meats, enabling toe physician 70
the contants separately, BY which he gsdzs =
knoWle6ge Of diseases unatta1nanle Dy the
use Of the GtnGla or common oh2nosrt with
the discharges in q mixed ssata
ALL ADMIT THAT
81 Faa mistake OF 3 physician OF ones disease
49, - a. dangerons as the disease 4fssirn
Irs TIFE VALUE in the sick room h n
n vfnahla. win IL you assia4 year pkyafciaR
H eonVsnisnt shape for common use Em
take tins place Of 1hs common
Sh4nabSr. FOR sale by
LLOYD. CLA3KE 3 90.
aSs 81 Main SErlsG
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Proclamation by tins 6aVsFnor.
$3.50 REWARD.

JOHN O BROwN, Governor Of ths stats Of
Tennessse-TO all Who shall see tlsss
presents-greettug:
"HEREAS, II has been made known 10
w me that certain parties named -especf-
lively Henry d. Darn ell junior, Richard Da--
nell and Matthew DsrnsI. charged with
having committed q foul ard atroef rs mur-
der, On the 9Th day Of Harch. lS69, uDr1 fhs
bodies OF linton Lane. b. y. Lane aud OF
Edwards. lats Of our county OF Lake, have
ned from justice, and are now running AZ
large.
Now, therefore, I, JOHS @. BROWN. Gov
ernor as Aforesaid, by virtue OF the power
and authority in me vested, 90 hereby odsr
q reward OF - HunCred an FIFTY collars
10 any person or persons who may apprs-
bend either OF raid parties and deliver HIM
TO the ShertfO or Tailor Of our county or Lake-
In order that justice IN that behalf NAV -
had and executed Z IL reward is in lien OF
the reward heretofore offered ana with
drawn.
IN testimony whereof I have
hersunto set 10y hand, and
LsEALl caused the Great SEAL the state
10 be anxed. At Nashville. On the
nth day o. January, 81.
By the 9OverRor: JOHN G. BROWN
i. b. BUTLER secretary OF EJa-e.
Eptonvtlie pacer copy.i fGTw
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1ENOu8sg
CANCERS I
Dr. M II. BrAmhA11
Drwaor.uTroM

THE business connection heretofore exist
Il ing between I'D. Williams and George
A. Stoval1 Is this day dissolved, ] D.. VIII
nams having purchased the entire interest
OF 6. A. stovalfin saie buainasg.
]. u. WILLIAMS
s. A. STOVALL
Ianraru n la72 talA aAR
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John STEPHENSON d co.
PURE OLD BOURBON
RYE WHISKY
! a ELLER eHlekEg-eoeK -.

J. 4 KILLER eHlgKEg-e8GE BRAND,
UTE cal the particular attention OF the
w wholesale trade 20 orr large stock q
Whistles, mostly Of the celebrated ard Ws7-
known brand FOR the past twenty years OF.
A. Miller Ch1cksnGCcE Bourbon and rye
whisky, made IN Paris, Bourbon county,
KY, and warranted to the trade FOR is pu-
rttT and uniformity In quality and TO I'M
prove by age faster than any ether EhisEy.
made in the finest Coopgrage- We have dr.
ferent ages, the new enc, Two, three, four
and I've years OF sge, Al prtces varying as 70
age. ETC.
BEWARE or COUETERFETTs stencil
brand on one head OF the barrel and the
burnt brand OF the dlsItliery OF TIE other
head, made In and N nom Paris, BO1roon
county, KY
Wholessl e dealers, gcccsrs and druggists
are invited to exsmtns chr g1Ock. For sale
In lots only BY
C0BR BOaH0EDE = co,
Sole Agents, corner walnut snd Th1rd.
dN 2tsw -. louis. 40
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wonderful Cure for Cancer.

THIS REMEDY SOOTHES AND CURES
4 In all cases where the vital organs art
not materially paraty zsd. Will eeexpressed
to any part OF the United states, with NIL
directions, On receipt OF SIS q description
as to part affected, etc. send By Express
Q. o. d. or in registered letters. THIS VEIL
TY Is NO HUMBUG. satisfaction guarantees
or money lesurnsd. Address
NE. JOHNSTON,
fe9-W " Miss.
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FOR SALE,
One sO-HOrsePOwer s~1atioBaEy Steam
Saw and Gristmim

- By virtue OF q Trust Deed made to me
by Charles KnOWltOn to secure the aynen
OF certain notes, and recorded in the CLERKS
once Of De5OtO county VIII on
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TO CONTRACTORS.

O EALED PROPOSALS VIII be received at
y the omce Of the Secretary, by The under
signed, until12 O'Clock M. on
Saturday, the sofa Day Of March Next,
and ths basement brtckWork Of the proposed
Masonic Temple.
Plans and Specifications can be seen at the
office of Jones & Baldwin, Arehitec s.
The contract will be let out to the lowest
responsible bidder The Directory reserves
the right to reject any CT all bids,
By order OF the Directory
JOHN zENT,
e. b, CHURCH.
J. n. PbTTIGRHW,
fell COW Building Committee.
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I. 0. o. F.
aUTUAL AID ass OCIATIGH
sfaes. 222 aaIs g.. Hsmshss.
BOARD or TRUSTEES
". 9. BRUC1, I'D. DAHBUzX,
J. ?. PRESCOTT, d. ID. CcNEKLL.
.. RADME JOHN LLHKHAuAIf
CHARLES A. BM1HN, 4. BINGHAM,
W. 4. MoIsT0H,

OFFIUERS:
Il. u. CONSELL, President
B. BINGHAM, Vtce-Pr6sidSnL
Up prescott, Secretary.
W.S. BRUCE Treasurer.
ONLY members OF the Order In good stand,
~ ing admitted. The fees sre small. AID.
mission fee, s., in advance. Annual fec. 81,
in advance, and y upon the death OF sach
member within thirty days after being mott.
ned), when hts family, or any person desig-
mated by him, viii be entitled to the aggre-
gate OF AZ from every member OF the Asso-
ctstions All Odd Fellows in Tennessee, Mis-
stnstpp3 and Arkangas, are eligible to mem
ctttution, TO- benent ths families OF its de.
. EBed mambsrA- zu13 dSW
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IA nov offered for sale or lease. Bids or
nToposah. either for purchase or lease.
.Wnf be received until the nyst OF April next.
z ddrxs THOMAS RtCKERsHAM, koono
No ia second door, Old POstomos BniIdlag,
Memphis, Tenn tslo
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Msuaay, 18th Day Of February, Is72,

at the said mill, near COckrum. DsSotO
county, Mississippi, sell, to the highest bid
der, for cash, me good steam Saw and Grtst-
min, with the a-ppurtenanees ahereu1to be-
longing, all in good running order
VIZ. DYE, Trustee.
January y. IsZZ. jaAW
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Tacs
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-07

has Sprseben sund6t sesen ben Sil6pf
ppn Grmelanc aufsefabt ;u werben, benn
ipfnn pieirr semaereee cit ipirp, 70 miHen
aub Die anpern SildSfe an bic 8eibe
fOmmen, unp es entbrennt Elm fSrmlis
der STREET. smiI6en Staat unp Stride,
Der iebr lei6t a%n;ufansen, aber iebr I6iper
81 beenpiSen, reNen 8auer ni6t ab;us
ieben III, penn bier sibt ni6t bic pbyii6e
NaGt zen ausi6las. Sommt srllenrS
Gin Sampf swii6en Der peuti6en &eids>
sewalt NIT pem papite, pem Sberbaupt
Der fatbplii6en Stride gum Nusbru6, Der
BON eincr Seite sewiini6t unp sefprrert
Miro, 70 treibt Oeutl6lanp unp europa
elmer Serpirruns entscsen, pelde pur6
feline 8aiiersuiammentunft, feline Staatsz
mdnnerfpnfersnS feinen &ei6stas peer
irScnp Elm Parliament 10 balp mierer in
eas @cleiie Ter Srpnuns suriif9etya6t
percen fam. Oaran fSnnten nur Der
Ieufel unp rie Sprfeinpe pes reutl6en
Heibs ibre Sreuee baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-07

entoesentreten werpen. SpQten aber einz
seine Sebrer ipsar iid pur6 llebcrnabme
BON Naenturen an Der SerIeitune ,ur
auswanperuns betbeilissn, 10 rperren mir
sssen ipl9e pFi9toerseienbsit nit itrsns
gen Mabriseln vcrsuaeben ssnBtbis Iein.
@us alecem 9ebt berYpr, pae man an
bpber Stelle anfdnst ernitli6 belprat III
perpen,es tGnne zines l6SnenS aees, penn
ricauswanreruns 10 fprtsebt, an Steurrz
preilen uni 8anpnenfu tter ~nlanseln, Il.
rann pdre e6 ia Sprbei nit Der aar;er
6errlidteit. St freili6 ole anserpanps
ten 9pli;eimasre9eln Dem sefir6teten
uebel oprbeusen iperper, mDdten mir
tart te;peifeln. Die llrla6en lieaen
tiefer unp iinp BON uns mebr als einmal
teleu6tet rpprpen. Der llmianc, pa6
I6pn jeBt betannt 1T, bic piesidbrise WaIs
lenauspancerun9 lei nlr Der 9prlaufer
elmer nod Siel maIientafteren i'm nl6fz
fplsenren Sabre 1T Ger bette Sez
reis; rab vstpas faul i'm Staate Odnes
mart"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-07

SD ipre6e aus Griabruna msin 5iirt
UNI piecerbele Sbnen, mas rie 8atbpliS
fen mir Iasten: Sc rpeniser Sic ss ers
rarten, petp unerwarteter fcmmt CO.
sic percen slene itir;en UNI ni6t ALIEN
Sie-eas Neid, nel6es Sic sriineeten,
fam unc Miro niGt lanee beiteben. Die
Sbrdnen peS Sberbauptes Der Stride ba>
ben bereits in bic 3esiiter Der aSttliden
9srefttsfsit SIREN Antersan9 einss.
trasen.
gle rerren iter rieie prppbe,eibuna
lpptteln, ME i'd es r~initens setban bas
be; np1 Sbr Senebmm 9esen BEN papit
urlr Die fatbplii6e Stride ldBt nit Cider
belt rielen aussans s~prausleben. SD
freue mid rarauf unp tereite ben Nes
frelos auf rus ;weite reutiGe SaiIers
reid Dor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-07

Gin ebrli6es Sduerlein aus Rem So
selstersebatte bel einem gerfauf cine snz
peiiuns aufr has SausG ptbl6ilp in6ranfz
furt i'm Setrase BON 800 @ulren erbalz
ten. Oa ibm bic Summe unaebeuer
9rpe erIdisn, 9laubt CT am ii6sriten III
tbun, rpenn er pieIelbe in eiasner perion
eintaIire. Gr ma6te iid alIr auf ben
9Srs mad 0rantfurt, lise ii6 8ctbz
i6iIp's Compton peiien rlnp perlanate
bier zen Serrn BANTER rur6auS Ielbit
III ipreden, mas ibm natiirli6 erit mad
Sislcr Wtibe SepdSrt purce. y@as be-
sebrt Sbr renn gutter 6reunp" berrIdte
&ptbidilp ras Sauerleil ;iemli3 unses
eulris an. sd babe cine Nnpeiiuns
alf re Serrn", iastc Der 9llte pi6tis
ullr fiiSte nit balls 5erablaiisnper, ba!b
phffiser Miene btn;u !: npplt' Den S6ein
Dem 6errn cod icIber seterL Inn Jpn ppr
ieinen S6rsitern nift blpssutelen." =
yNa eas 1T bI6i6 bon Sud, Alter6en,
-pie Siel Sch ieIt Sbr csnn friesen?"
iaBte Gptbidilp bSdlidtamiirt.-yS
8 lit nc itarfc Summe", antpcrtets Der
quite Bauer, Die Inpeiluns priientirenr,
.atcr i6 bin fein i6limmer @ldubissr,
fiste or sutmitbia bin;u, menn Der Ssrr
mir beutc nur 100 0ulpen seben fam,
10 nil i6 nit Gem lletrisen partsn, tis
es rem Germ pieper eintpmmt." Nptbz
f6ilc FAM Den Spab ibsr ale SsI6reiz
buns tSitlid, nabm pas CUTE Sauerlein
beim slermel unp fibrte Jpn III Ieinem
eriten 8ai1irer rem CT la6enp rie Sc
lbidte mittbeilte. Oils pisirr Dem Bauer
feline 500 0ulpen in blanfem @clce
scrsablte UNI ibm babel bic aufseitapelz
ten Sob uno Silberrrlen nit Dem Be-
msrfen mics, cas ras Saus 8ptbI6ilc
tdsli6 ppbl mebr als taulenrmal 10 siel
aus;usablen babe, pafte unier Sdusrlein
gang itumm unp eribrpfen Iein Siimmz
den Elm inpem CT leiIe @prte wie .@ett
iei bel uns" unp vSlenrperf" murnelnp,
li6 idleunisit BARON ma6te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-08-07

ibm feblenesn ersi Wiliaresn a~uslessn Mil, tein
SntsrsFs. Spats bas surcpaii6e aapital ntSt
gu sol IN feline Hsys fieBsn, 10 fisBt ss einise
prresnte n~isSrissr, sieasiSt ;u rs, ;u II, t6er
sa 20. Cine raatsrisas llnmSssli6leit, cas- Gjels
i~anerbalb elmer bslisbissn 6rit gu bsi6aFtn, fanu
i~tssnfaaS ni&t tsbauptst werssu. Die Opera-
tirn pirb ni6t sinmal i6pisris isin.
Die 9sridisbuns Der i6siubaren sroBsn, i'm
Vsrbdltnis gum Ssiss grocer @ulturpSltsr absr
reri6pinbsne tlsinsn @slbmafs itsQsn fb siele
esuts ais auberrreentli6 i6tpsr Dor ; le tDnnen
ss It ni4t penfsn, ple perslsi6su it b~eut;uta-
&c lsttt pca3isbt unc tauni ;t mlsrfbdrsu StSeen
in, inIerhaticnalel gerfebr GeraRIafuns aibt.
3reitauIsnp Wiuirusn 6ranfen linp in peniaer
als in sinsm Sabre aus 5ranfrsi4 mad OeutI6s
lamb 9ewanpsrt. 6rantrsi6 aQeiu bate bel ist=
nem fUlplaIsn 6si6tbum an ssmiin,tem @pls
unc SiIber es Sumnis ;ablsn tSnnsn, pbue cine
psisntIi6e Gri6Ittsruns isiner gsrtsbrsperbalt.
niIe ;a srlsipsn. stsr ni9t 5rantrsi6 alsin bat
ltt an Der gsritiebuns b~stbsilist iOuSsrn bic
gauge e~ipiIiirts Wslt. Gnslanpsr, S6pei,er,
&uNsn unp Stalisnsr BADEN fransSfl6e &sntsu
ssfauft unp eafir Ws6isl ~sessten. Oas Deut.
ite 8si9 bat sisis @e9isl ssraubsrt unS safir
cine gentle Summe 0pIrss sinsstauiat. llnp
wrmit inp bisis Ws6isl bssablt pOrssn? 9ur
gum ~flsinsrs Sbeils in @staasn, gum psitaus
srSBsrsu Sbeils in intsrnatiOnalsn Wsrtb- papie-
rem, psI&e bic bisberissn Snbatsr ssssn fran,S-
fi&s &snte sswiHermasen umsstaui6t babsn.
Die san;e Operation Der ;tpei Wiliarssn bat
i6 pbns GrI6tittsruns pes surspaiidsn @tlcs
ntarftss spaspssn, rbne nsnnsnspsttbe SsrGn-
seruns ess Siscrntp's uni Der @e6lslcourIe.
Chen 10 i&nsr;lus wirr ii8 aud Die Spssatipn
Der f%sblsnpsn rrei @iliarbsn sOa;isbsn, psnH
man in 5ranfrei6 nur cen srniten Wiasn basu
bat.