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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-24
@emsral Sgerman iiber bic seutj@e
Wrmee.

SrpB ieiner befannten Iaftlciisfeiten 1T
Sen. SHERMAN Elm seitspler damn unp
fenntnibrei9er Wilitdr. Dies eriiebt
man aus fplsenrem seeiesenen llrtbeil,
ras CT jeBt auf 0runp senauer Sspba6z
tlinsen iiber bic oeuti6e unp ;una6it
preueiide @rmee faIt.
Die preueil9e Irrnse 1T cine ppllz
fpmmsne 8riessmaiGine, unp Die Wins
ner, ms!6e iie sei6aHen baben, bepta9s
tsten iprsfdltis jeee ~belcnrere Sraft Sc
panptbeit unp 5riebferer peS WenI6ea,
pel6e pa;u beitrasen fam, ben militas
ridden Grfpls ;u ii9ern unp serpenpeten
rarauf pas sepiienbafteite Stupium.-
Srisiaalitdt 1T eisentli9 nur cine ners
entpedte Gprm Der Wabrbeit, unp bic
sefuneene 8abrbeit 1T sewSbnli6 nuf
Der 9cbn miibiamen Nadpenfens. Durd
miibiameS Oenfen unc senaue Sepba6s
tune Der aeiltisen wie Der f5rperli6en
Gabisfeiten ibrer eeute, babm bic preus
fen Gin SYitem fertis sebraGt wel6cs
senaa ibrsn natipnalen ueberlisferunsen,
bem Iemperamsnte, Ipwie Der mpralis
I6sn ans pplitiiden Organization ibrss
9plfes ansspaet 1T.
uDieielbe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nnp
taGslte Stwrium ;u psmielben 3psde in
anberen 3anesrn ansewentet, tplrre
N aan, ancersn 3eiultatsn fiibren, unp
Ss6balb mare cine ms6aniide Na6abs
muna res preusiiden Spiems, anitatt es
in ielnem Settle aui;ufaien, Elm srcBer
WieariF. 1as usberraI9snefs bel cen
Yrsueen 1T rsr Spislraum, pelher Der
S%npisicualitat res Spleatsn bel aasr
0tsdplin sssetsn 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-24
hilbert, 10 mad bod auf. aeine 5rau
lit OrauEen.

Gs III rrltbstannt, psI9 i6SHss 5amilisnlsssn
bring Albsrt unb Giftpria, SGnisin BON England,
fibrtsn. Dpd ielblt auf pieics eebsn mari bic
uap ea cine itparis 8olis ibren Saattsa, al
letn, Ca belize chamber in inniser 2iebe er9sbsn
unp ibrs Ssslsn fsinsr ssmeinsn, ~nisbrissn @s-
innnis fabis parsn, 10 fplste mad s%ntlfan-
penem 3tpif alsbalO wiebsr bic geriGbnuns.-
Ginfs I9r,plten bsnu beipe matchmaker hilbert
scs fS in 5olss psHsn suriid unb ipislts ben Sc
%frSnfifn. Die aEnisin, isins 5rau, frnnts absr
bisfsS @iBssrbSltnis niht LANCE srtrassu, unb
ia6ts rabsr cine IusiSbuans bsrbeiiuiibren. -
Sic Ssbt aIIc in bic 9smaasr ibrss @smabls,
fuest atsr ienes 3intmer, in psltsm sr ,u ar
bsitsn pFsstr, ssritlOleu. Sie flppft nun an Der
5blre. Ilbsrt ruff; y2Ssr il brau6en 2" gif-
toria autprrtst: nDie 8%Snisin" 5israui
srpipsrt gilbert sd mub bic 8Suisin bitten,
mid ni9t ;a ifSrsa esnn i9 Babe pas YsiirfniB
alsiu gu iein." Sas mar penn Der guten Sittp :
ria III siel. Gle pr6t absrnnalS une ruit Ill =
bert, 10 mad rc6 aut peine Bran 1T bra "
Zen !" Bravo seles Weit, has Gem ebsli1 en-
5rispsn lsinsn Sitsl gum DYER trin9t! llnb iiebs
ra: albert rTnst bic Sbire, i6lisst isin sples
Neib al ieine gruit une beips iinb seripbnt. -
, tbust esbalsi6sn, Iiets Gbslsuts! Ssfelst NJ as
ct. paulu5 i6rsibt GpbsI. A. &c: Die Srnne
ssbe ui9t untsr iibsr sarsm 3crns!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-24
Yias TX. ibsr bic preubii&e
1hrannei.

slm sprlsbtsn Disnfas batten bic @itslieber
bee teutiten Gaiirc in 8pm tsim bl. Batter
GuhienS nobel, mad ben 8abelberihtsu, Der bl.
Batter i6 f~rlsenber Isuesruns besiente: SIN
0sutf6lane bat bic gsrfplsuns Der 8atbclifen
tssrnnsn, bic 8atbplifsn aber inS unsersast unp
babsn Der bsuti6en &esisruns su piIsn gotham,
tae bic gerfrleuns Der airde cine srpss Sbpr-
belt isi. Die Stride pirh triumpbirsn. 9Sir
tabsu rsm Sisn,arf bic 5rass s~eltellt, pis ss bpS
fcmrts, bae bic einit 10 sufrieestsn giitDir, mad
Der anii6t Der esuti4en &esieruns, 10 plUslit
in sefabrli&e gsri9pErer unisspanpelt pprtsu
Isisn? Sir tatsn barauf mod feline ant,pprt srs
baItsn. Hafet urs uniern bintmtil9su Batter
%anfetsn, tas Gin Stein bsrabials, wsl6sr zen
sdnSli4en SturS pisiss aplofs5 Ssrsplitlnpisen
mrge. ia wChl, lnfst uns bstsn fir ben talbi=
gen untsrsan9 Der preubii6su Sprannsi, bic un-
iere prislttr csrfulst uno ssrbannt pbne gsrbpr,
rtne Ser9rteu, rtne llrtbsii, klpe itrss @lauz
tsrS riHen unb wsil fc ni6t 81 Tsrratbsrn an
Der 8irbC rrsreen rpusn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-24

8eneral unc in 8eneralsS Uniform, mel
DIE Site am preusilden Spfe 10 alt Iei
als bic Wpnardie ielbit. lleberries isi
General Sberman ais Der bSbite GsprGz
ieneant hes Wtlitdrtepartements Der
Ser. Staaten betra9tet pprren, rpelte
1901 Zen Geinren 1eutidlanps bic
8afen seliefert bdtten. au6 babe mar,
feline Sprliebe, pel6e er panals II. Ieits
Der fir Sranfrei6 an ben Gag selest
ppbl Sefannt unp babe er baber feir, Hs1t
sebabt, SOn Der 8esieruns Oeuti&lancs
ancere als rein pHiciels SSili6tsitsn ;u
errpalten.
Dies lit Ger 5ersans rer SADIE, nte er,
10 Yiel ~befannt, pom beipen Seiten bar
9eiteQt pirp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-24
Gin Waunsrfiddsn avs Dem barissn
Sabrhaaaelt.

0ie rafinirten 9~etrisfrsisn, tie in
anisrn IaSen 70 dbsrbanp nabmsn, ipar.n
aud idon rer neuten altsn ;3eit" rltGt
fremo, ME Elm @aunerAiddsn benefit
pas int Sabre 1885 in @isn unp ;par
nit iplasm @el6id ausssfibrt narre,
eab es Der i1laueiten Sdwineelerin Ter
@esenwart sur Gbre sersi9en piirre.-
Spit in Der Nadt beibt es, sins Elm
Serr iiter zen plaB, ais Elm iunsts, idSn
9efleipetes 5rauen;immer auf Jpn ;urief
uSerr, irer Sic INNER iinp, I'm allies in
Der @elt S~erlaiien Sic mid ni6t uno
tesleitsnS ie mid bis ;u meinerH pbnuns,
um mid Rem ansriH ;peier betrunfenen
StuBsr III entsieheuL bic mid in unser>
i6dmter @eiie Serfplssn." Der miiste
pod Elm Ser; ppn prrpbyr BADEN, rer
bic llni9u!r auf 10 iebnli6es Bitten
ni6t na6 Saule fibrts, l,nc Der Serr
that's aud. Sn Ger tstsn Weiuuns
fibrte er iie nun pur6 bic StraBen, nabml
llnterpsss Elm paar DIAL lataf aus Ell
tier gplrenen Dole bic ibm ras sermeintz
lide MGr6en antpt = unp mad rrei
Stuneen erpa1te er i'm Sftciersimmer
auf Ger @a6e teim = Stpr. ySeien
sic setrpit ia9te ibm Der 2ieutsnant,
uSbre Srlulein Sp6ter wirr sic slei6
nit ibrem eissnen Wa9en abbelen rpeun
Sic wibten, in relder SprssanSit sic
pas arms Wdp6en pur6 ibrr Sbnma9t
serieBen !"--n@as Sr6tsr, i6 BABE gar
feline !"-y8eine? 90 isben Sie i6 nm
ibr Sch UNI !" Nun fanp er, raB lltr
8in9 unp SSrie meg waren unp bSrte
eab Elm junSes, i65nss 5rauensimmer
Dor S6refen aueer ii6 auf ris @aGts
itube sefpmmen Jet, nit rrsi Winnern
ib,en ptnmddtisen Batter sabinsetra6t
unp cann UNI Ten @asen su bplen, ii9
entfernt babe. Die junse S66re mar
alip cine SpiBbabin, Die mad elmer rrsi
Sabre srrber in garis tefannt seprrres
nen Wstbpre Sbnma6t in Ger s~plrsnen
Satatiere tei ii6 trua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-24

9eriSbnlidteit, mslde is mad stfaFuns
res SdulseieBes ;u 5ulea an ben Gag
selest, einem abnli6en S9id1al nidt
entseben. Gut eenn, es miro aud bic
Belt fpmmen, no bic Gbrenrsttuns iiber
rie jest resierenpen tatbplii6sn BiI65fe
unp tber cen Seiuitenprpen ausselprps
den miro. 9eicer aber perpen alseann
mande eeiunfene 0rbsen i'm eanpe
pcer aueer 9anbeS ii9 ineen, mel
DE su ibrer srpsen @erwunceruns elm
ieben werpen, bas ie Der Stride einise
Wartyrer ODER Sefenner se9eten, remt
Staate sepalti9e @unoen sei6lascn, bel
zen Satbolifen bic slnbdnsli9feit ans
ansetammte Serri6erbaus seidwd6t, II.
pennr9 bei aleoem Der fatbelil6en 8ir6e
cine ni6t seabnte Slitbe bereitet baten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-24
Sinner uns Narren iassn bic
Wahrheit."

Scr mebrsrsn @e6su ssratretstsn lit ersi
S6uIfnatsn Ger Start W len gu sinsm mad ID
rer @sinuns isbr sutsn Spab. sic ;sihn sten
namli9 Zen ,,alttatbplii&sa pfarrsr" 2llpis u NJ
I 0 n auf Gin Slatt papisr une tlsbtsn tisis SIsi.
itiitssi9nuns an bic SalpatOriirSs. Die Der.
trs8sr" wurssu isspb ron Ssits sss ,alttatbp-
lii&en IsBnsrs" auf friitn Sbat srtappt anb
nun pures nit ibnfn cine itrense Snauiitisu spr-
%senpmmsn. sic uastsn auf bic geliisi u. gum
Ss;irtsssri6tr C!D 90 puresn bic Gltsrn u. asb-
rtr Der Sinner ssrbSrtu. |. 10, unb aaberbsm wur-
be in ben 3situnssn absr sisirn 03rsssl" pisl
Farm sei6lasen. Oa iaste bel einsm ielten Der
bprs eer cine pen ben prei 8aaben une ;rar Der.
jeniss, psltsr eas serbGusniBsplt Bib ssSsit-
net bate /; 80 babe gar oft in ben W iBblGt.
tern @arrtratnrfn Won bsfanatsn
pristern sslsbsn !. y. rem Wisiin9sr
(&suaEtsur Der sSisner airasn,eituns), 3lin-
{ On IL Sm Gsrabmtrr yrseiser uns SsiuiD,
gatsr @atriel u. |, NJ. Sa babe ib mir nun &C.
pa6t, wsnn man aui ipl6s sSsiie ipsar in Bel.
taassn scientific @sifli&s ia9srli DR.
bart bic ibrsm @lanbsn sstrsu 81 "srsn
wirs ss wpbl uars&tr' ""sth u
elm Slatt 9,apier nit glsiH" 20" msnn 10y ais
pi6ns. SD sa6ts M ~ Ssa alstS AnUi
i,r,eIStt,r - veil kin @eri&t c,os,
,,;r a'r;%, eiaisrawt, 70 pirs audi mi,
- stpas bun t%Snnsn." gpc,s ,,o,,
''@ ~ sieisr antwprt sinss aaassn :
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-24
Wie es benz 6snsral SBsrman in
Scrlin eraing.

Ginsr Ssrlincr GcrreIpcnSsn; al bic
uSritune" pom Is. Stunt entnebmm mir
fplssnpe euricie @ei2ihte:
General Sberman bat 10 ebsn mad Ell
mem mertmlrriS fur;en Ssiu6e Berlin
Serlallen unr Ger junse @rant min beute
abreiien. Der General mar iiter rie me-
nise Aufmerflamfeit, bic ibm am bielisen
Spfe sei6enft wurse, iebr entriiitet unp
wirb ;rpeifelSpbne in Der Weinuns, cine
sere6te Sei6perpe ;u batsn, Ieincn slers
ger 70 i6nsa nidt Serseiien. Gr pirr
Der @abrbeit semdb lasen, pas er iden
am eriien Sage ieiner slnfunft bel WOlts
fe Spriprad, Der I'M slei6en Hanae nit
ibm itebt pae ater Wpltfe Den Seiud
crei Urer sier Sage lang nidt erpiersrs
tc; ra6 Ter amerifanii6e @sianete Sans
CROFT ben Apjutanten in Senntnie ieste,
pae SHERMAN ii6 slifli6 I6ayen mir
be, tem Saiier feline Idtuns be;eusen ;u
fSnnsn ; raB SHERMAN i6pn am Gage
ieineS Gintrefcns ~ Sdwartoppen sin9
unp ben Wunib auSbridte, zen Saiirr
ieben sa fSnaeh ZAP CT pbl6cn CT bel
pieiem Seiu6 inGiYilfleipuns mar, nibts
rappn erpGbnt babe, ZAP er feline Uni
FORM babe ; ras Bancroft am f%plssnpsn
Sage bic Intwrrt erba!ter, pae Ger 8ais
fer nidtS rasesen babe ben Sen. Sbers
man in gmpfanS 81 nebmen ; eae Ban
croft rsm Sen. SHERMAN bierauf Seras
then babe, auf cine iol6e Grwiberuns bin
feinen @ebraub bon rem pripilesium
;u MAIDEN unp nap rieier ccn 8atb be-
fol9ts.
Deuti6erieits miro bic Sabs fclscns
rermaiien parseitsLt: Sbrrman babe tsin
8s6t ssbabt cine &urisn; teim 8ailer
hadsuiu6sn, aussr in ieinsm &anae ale
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-24

bare Nireripru6 erflirt fib aber earaus,
eae has S6wei;erpplf ni6t cpaeetis, Isnz
bern conference.-the feline @elaneten in ben
N%atipnalratb wdblt 1T 5olse ee7en be-
ceatence antireSiiipniiii6e Sractipnen-
,itter 10000 Ginwpbnern- in ben ;ablz
ret6ern fleinen antireSiicnitiI6en Gans
tptet u,,serwertbet bleiben, pabrenp tieie
ausfaue IN ben srSBern aber siel rpeniaer
Sablrei9er reSiiipnitiiden gantcnen siel
9ertnser itnc. @nperietts pber eirfte BEL
ben ndditen @ablen man6er Natipnale
ratb, rer III Der HeSiiicnspebatts einen
Den Wini1en ieiner W1bler piametral
ent9esenseiesten Stancpunft einaencmz
men, pp9 sl leidt befuneen percen unr
raSpn Riesen. IS 1T rcmna6 rpbl mBas
lid, pae bic jeyisc Wajpritdt cher ees
i6rG6t, al5 Seitdrft ins guncesral0is
mad Bern ;uriidfebren perpe. Damn
etrfte tie AUDI bel9eipener sewprprn Ieiu
unp aui rte Observation-Disclosures rcS 6eyiiis
pnsprr9ramms pom ~. @ai mad Ieiz
mem Sansen unfanse fir einltpeilen nod
Ysr;iGtsn.
ST uns bic nun ;u 0rabe 0etraaene
Sutpesreptlipn tbeuer senus 81 iteben scs
fpmmcn-bie Soften IpQen lid allies in
aaem auf cine Wiaipn telaufen = 70
|9stnt rislelbe nun ro1 in elmer anpern
Eibtulla cine beillame 8irfuna III erz
;eusen. Das Sebirfntb fir seitaes
mdbs Serbefisrunssn in ben
GantcnaleeieBsebunsen bate man freis
lid in cen Santpnen erfanut, beppr bic
Tepiiipnsmanner uns auf raGelbs aufs
merriam ma9ten ; ALIEN sS feblts OFT an
BEN nStbisen @emeiniinn UNI rer erfprs
terliden Gner9ie, UNI femIelbcr, aud I'M
nerbalb Der 0rensen peS WSaliten,
hurb seeisnete Mittel ab;ubclfen. Die
R~spiitpnsfrase bat III rieler Sesiebuns
snp ;par ipecisa in bem antirepiicnitiS
fhen Gantcnel CUR frdftisen SllanerifTs
nabme ;eitsemaber SerbelItrunseu Die
Gnrs9un9 seSeben. @uf zen Srdctars
renliiten rieier cantpnalen seleBsebenren
Seriammlunsen erblifen mir rarlm cine
iibsrrai6enp srpbe Wense neuer Sc
ieBpprf9 ldSe bic namntli9 in
rem unterri9tsweie n, Der
He6tspflege III Der Snpuitrie
lnp rem CO NJ merctllen Der fe br
man6en mod beitebenpen WGnseln alb
belfen ipuen. gSir bBren aber ni6t, eae
bic Hcpiiipnscantpne, bel bensn SsrbeIz
lerunsen serie eten 10, penu ni6t NOD
u,ebr np%tbmenpig wdren, als bel ren am
bern ii6 rerielben Defenders anselesen
1ein lalIen. GS mar bel uniern fprtz
i6rittprepi9enrn &%cSiitpniiten in Der
Understanding rHentar AUDI cine
quite Ieiis upplitiider Ssu6elsi" Spr>
banten. Die fSperatisen Gantcne mrIhe
ater Wprt balten, une purh Die Sbat be-
peiien, mas iie in Der SunpesYeriammz
lung ausselprp9en rdmIi6 RAP iie bic
bel ibnen nBtbisen Serbeferunsen mad
NfabSate ibrer Srdfte elb It einf lib
rem %fSnnen une aud wpllen.-
Dieter 0epanfe bilpet ben ~;lpeiten 6bsil
pes programmes, welder Der 5ibrsr Der
5Speraliiten, sllt Suneesratb Oubs,
fir ben peitern Gntwidlunsssans Der
neutrality-suspicious. aufseitelt bat. 9llio
jermSslide Serbeleruna I'M Snnern Der
Gantpne une iprsiame Yfese Der freunr5
eipsenSiiiden Se;iebunsen unp Sntsreis
fen rsrielben unter ii6 = ras 1T ras
prpsramm Der 5SreraIiiten mad Dem 2.
Mot
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-09-26
THE YELLOWSTONE ExPEDL
''-' TEON.
Col. Bakers Fight With the Indi-
ans-Prospcet of Serious Trouble.


CHICAGO, September ga Sioux
City special says. Part of the band of
Indians that were engaged in the fight
with Major Bakers force IN Yellow
stone Valley, came into the Cheyenne
agency a few days ago and report the
fight was very severe. That the troops
lost heavily. Over forty killed and
wounded, while the Indians loss was
eleven killed. They report Baker SO
badly crippled, that he was obliged to
return to Fort Ellis without having ac-
complished the object ofhis expedition
Gen. Stanley has sent detachment
back to Fort Rice few days, since for
fresh supplies. They report just prior
to their departure, Sitting Bull sent a
flag of truce and asked fora parley with
General Stanley, which was granted,
In the interview, Sitting Bull declared
that if Stanley did not turn back at
once ne would give him plenty 'offight
before he. got back to the Missouri Riv-
er. 3 1t is estimated that there are now
in the Y Yellowstone Valley from Is, 900
to 10000 hostile warriors, and serious
trouble Is spprehended. Many of these
are Cheyennes and Arapahoes from the
Platte Valley, with, large band of
Sioux silJL rs AflliIJ AiN9&}e los
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-09-26

and he'd one strung up to a tree. /
rushed into The thrOng ez a strong ship
Bullets the waves. / cleaYed my way
through the excited crowd and cut that
nigger down.
''Go back % yelled in voice Nv au-
thority. "Deekin Pogram hist that ef-
figy nv the good and great Greeley up
and saloot it. Bascom, unfurl them
banners with the sainted names Nv
Greeley and Brown, and chuck in that
fire the O'Connor banner wich now in
suits the free air NV Kentucky. Yoo
hey bin misled. O'Connor is not the
Democratic candidate, but Greeley is.
Now, evry man Nv yOO. Three cheers
for Horris Greeleyp gr
For the fuSt time in mylif my words
avaled me nOthin at the Corners. Bas-
com remarked that he had hurahed for
III. Greeley jist ez long ez he proposed
to, and Deekin Pogram swore that he
hedn't he'd a mites sleep sence he acted
at the Greeley ratification meetin, and
he led jist ez much Nv it ez he wanted
in hizin, and brushin me ON one side
they reformed in perceSsion, and wuz
agoin on to consummate their pur-
pose.
"Men and brethren,'' shreekt, dye
know not wat 700 do. Horris Greeley
is" !.
SIS wat ?n asked Bascom. "Is he a
Dimocrat? will he pay the C0nfedrit
debt NV wich / hold three bushels I? will
he pay for the horses the Fedrals stole?
will he pay for the niggers Linkin rob-
bed US NV? will he" o ol affg Z
determined to play my trump, wich
wuZ to ashoor EN- that Horris Wuz all
that they wantid him to be, and wood
do all they wantid him to do, when fist
ez he'd got out the words "Horris
Greeley is" that euss Joe Bigler and
Pollock hove in site with evfy nigger
| in the Corners, incl0odin all NV them
wich L he'd bin w0rkin with before /
went to Chappaqua; to eonyince EN-
| that Horris wuz the same old Aboii-
tsti0nist he ailuz Wuz, and that it wuz
the Dimoc risy wich he'd changed. 8
tss swat is Horris Greeley?h asked Joe
with a belljsh Ieer on his face. me
tand my friends here want to know.
Go on Pafs0n, ge on.o i'siz slai5iisf
r / coodentgOon on and he knowd it, Ell
satisfied my friends, I wQz certino to
Inortally offend hizzen, and vice perey.
H wuz death in any event, and SO after
abusin Grant for appointing all his fels-
istives to cffis,i I managed to get the
meetin adjourned, and the people dis
persed. q n9i1.2 S9Js=s 9ii9 .i.sl
q Our folks refoose to support Greeley
at any price, and Pollock and Bigler
'hev got the niggers and the Northern
settlers in solid body for Grant. Ez
the Dimocratic vote will be divided, It
w0odent be at all singular eff they shood
carry the Corners. And then. even ef
we elect Greeley, with what kind Nv q
face kin ask for the Post Offs. Troub-
les is comm thick about me. 1t is q
terrible thing to hev to carry an IAboli-
| Zionist, even eff he is deodOrized, in
ksich;a community ez ours. Wood, oh
FwoOd, that wuz Republikin, 80 that
one story wooddo for all localities and
aujunees.bp PETRoLEUMY! Massey,
eg(Wich wuz Postmaster and hopes to
be agin.) asi sai u sfl'iefl
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-09-26
garnr aud auuseltuId.
Cause of Failure of Manures


Ii physician were to state as his
system of practice that he made his ma
tients adapt themselves to the medi-
cine instead Of suiting the medicine to
the nature Of the disease, he would be
quickly called fool; II a shoemaker
had but one last upon which he insist
ed he could fit all persons, he would
have but little custom; and equally
with heseinstances is every case where
any one attempts to make one fixed
rule the standard for every one and
everything. Yet we daily see farmers
complaining that they have put such a
manure on such crop on such a soil
and have gotten no good results. The
consequence is they declare that tho
manure is worthless, when really the
fault was their own. They manured a
crop with a fertilizer, which was not
Intended for it. To this one thing is to
be attributed too many of the COM
plants which farmers make about
faulty manures, and their varied opin-
ions about the acting of this or that fer
itilizer. Another cause is not studying
the nature of the soil in which they put
a manure. @
AS an instance of this. we have
known persons state that a superphos
lphate was worthless because there was
no effect in the grass on pasture which
had been lined the previous Fall. The
simple reason was, superphosphate
contains soluble phosphoric acid; the
lime Is In the soil undecomposed: the
'ph0sphoric acid is held in its combiua-
ton BY the sulphnric acid which made
1t soluble, but when put In soil that has
lime In It the phosphoric acid will inn
mediately leave the sulphuric and take
70 the lime, forming an insoluble phos-
phate OF lime. In time it again becomes
soluble and then the crops feel its influ-
ence. A knowledge OF this faet would,
firstly, have kept the farmer from put
ting the superphosphate on land that
had been SO recently lined; and If he
had been so foolish, would have shown
him why he should not condemn the
manufacturer. In the same manner q
farmer will put ashes on clay soil,
most ns likely already containing an
abundance Of that chemical, and COM
plain that he has not benefited the
crop, Another puts them on soil
which has much silica, and finds them
OF great value There isa fitness in all
things, Is the old prcverb, and in moth
ing more than an adoption of the ma
nure Of the soil and erop.-[Nelc York
World.
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acticn Of other business
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-09-26

lislOUR IRON INDUsTRIEs.--Th com-
pieted returns ofthe ninth census, just
sent to press, show the following facts
inregard to the several branches ofifon
industry in the United States during
the year ending June 1, 1870:a NaGIl
80 Pig Iron-3S61 establishments, 574
sblast furnaces with a daily capseityt of
8, ,357 tons melted metal D employing
q ,554 hands, producing 2,062, ,821 tons
of pig, of the value of SIS, SAC, ,498. IS
.i Bloomary Ferges-S2, employing
8, ,902 hands, producing 1880 tons OF
blooms,i of the ivalne of s., ,764, ,623. loii
Ili Foundries52, ,658, employing 81, ,e98
hands and producing to the value of
$50, ,S37 ,2i9. ei,i ~ 90 ail5 .g..i ~
Forges--102, employing 1851 hands
and producing to the value of $S ,147 ,669.
IA Establishments producing bar, rod
and railroad iron, nail, plates &e,r-3Q0,
employing A, ,643 hands and producing
TO the value Of $40, ,30l ,l58, 4
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-09-26

A BREAKFAST DIsH.-A nice break
fast dish can be prepared as follows:
Slice few cold biscuits or some dry,
light bread. fry them slightly in lit
tie butter or nice gravy. Beat three or
four eggs with half a teacupful of new
milk, and pinch of salt. When the
bread IS hot, pour the eggs over it and
cover for a few minutes; stir it lightly,
sothat the eggs may be cooked. This
is Z nice dish, besides saving. the dry
bread. -