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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-05-11
CTATE or WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DoUdLAS-Couu
y COut-In Probate

ITATE or Wisconsin, COUNTY OF DoUdLAS-County
/ Cou tin Probate
L. the matter Peter Bourg deceased
reading hIin the petition of Cathane Bourg Of Supe
representing among othe things tha
St Ions ,uuty state of Nnne.o
$50 d nte'e leaving real est
that she he said petitioner Il the widow OF
that administration of said tstae
eranted be heard before
judge of tits Court
MONDAY TIE THIRD DAY OF JUNE AID. 1872
the uce of the Co nty Judge
ia the Court House Douglas County Wis.
And ordered thereof be TO she
and all Interested by nblsh ng
copy of this to said day
TINES public prin ed and
publ he'd a Superior III laid LUuny-
al CLARK County Judge.
Dated Superior April &c, 1872. may+-may25
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- Ipnrt

CTATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DOUGLAS-In Circuit
= Court.
Elise BWsen, plaintiff, against
David A. Currier John Francis Buis.n, James J. Hbbard
Thompson Rtche John Frederic Newton and Louis Dolby
Newton, defendants.
THE STATE WISCONSIN
To he Def ndants above named:
Yon and ch of rehy summoned and required
the complaint Of Elise the plaintiff above
enttli action which ss complaint filed The office of the
the Circuit Court T Douglas County aforesaid
said County and to the
hi. office the Doug County
vi hin aft the service of this
of I'll day of service And you shall fail
hereby required within the aforesaid the
plaintiff Will apply the Court for The cief dcma ded in said
cornI'l nat Ii. y SEIZER, Pianii ill., Atty
Da ed April 9TH 1872. apI13m .y25
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-05-11

If we are ovERsroCKED in anything, it is in Grocer
les and Provisions, of which we keep Good Stock,
consisting of CHOICE and FANCY GROCERIES,,
as well as STAPLES. In this line we would call
special attention to TEAS, which we think are
not e1cellcd by anything in the market
s5E When visiting our store if you do not what
you want, ASK FOR IT.
noy22
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17

Connect.
n,tsee positively claia eg india leaving
lon. New Hampshire, q INNS. California,
minnesota. Wisconsin. fh ,nfested.
Neyad,. and Oregon to be G. ro..ea.
ero,,u.,s for being Enc .a'r,,snt re-
,r-,,, 1,oci,u,t commercial 1ros .
FROM '"''''"'' pnhlicsntl apt. of the
,r,o ,,rounds for the encollragem law are
;,,ar,is aud Democrats at this late ',eretc-
E;rst THAT the party in power has mo-
caro- thrown its whole force OF mel, anu is
nov into single States; that the n'ons =, It
srcnt and the men wanted mt honle; ,' "t mo.
=, thc critical moment wnen 'n' Crant is
comes general. second. VA. ~ his
weaker than the local c,ilu'u I"rI;d sn;rit |
marty: that the fact. OF li' ,',,nohondad |
lh'i';; ',,;;n.,a .clf-,rekiu,. are comprchendtu
n ,'.' , ,, ,,ennle and duly condemned. ana
~, v.heu he comes ur for judgment
,h" rnn1,l1r intelligence will tell against |
hi;,, Third That Greeley is stronger
,hnu the coalition candidates; that after all
thc pcoy,la feel and know that Greeley mas
alwlvS lad the flavor of an honest man. anu
that his goodwill toward his fellows mas liao
such constant, pcrya,ive, and nlllehtlai eA-
pres,un for many years rs to be linmlstakh-
bic. and gain goodwill in return. FOURTH.
That in the uneXampcd complications OF
this campaign prominent iact-perh.l's an
unavoidable wcakneSS-Was TINT OWING 10
t;r ncr,l;arjtics of the organizations in the
field tbc r,1II strength of the opposition to the
Administration could not be Developed IN
fine preliminary contests. Fiitts. That the
fear of the South IN the rural REGIONS OF the
Sortn-thc icrro;' about placing ihe county
| in the hands Of the Democratic rarFy-WLl
he moderated by the October clccIlo9fS> Whlsh
have insured the Republicans nz'iorlty III
both Houses Of the next Congress.
miscellaneous.
The Democrat, of the Third District Of
,Ii-.ouyi lave nominated Mr.. William Ii.
- for Congress. It is stated On good
so. " that Mr.. William ". GyoSycnor
a'tt:or',,. the nomination Of toe Liberals
EN- dctHh> = Of the First DistriG.
ana Dn'l'o..'~ very unklnd Of a lcXander
hca''y tifa - 'tcnds 10 ihin'; that it is
II. Stephens. b" "a, -r.ir,d nr hi. J. rothcr.
John Quincy .SdairSr l. mi I'D H.. refrrc
who has declared Tor GrA. - r S,," 'hs. .nnI
demands u new non!inati"n a. ~: ~, 80
Mace on the Nobody and lid:iila L. Aet. ;s-
Governor Jacob, Of West Virginia, has
sued proclamation declaring that the con
.!ltI,tion and schedule lately voted upon III
thai state were adopted. and that the Color
qualification was rejected. There were cut
for the constitution and schedule 42,3ii
votes. and against the constitution ana schea.
uc Sill. - vot"s--iying Il majority OF a,1"'
in favor Of those Instruments Inc Color
disqualification received IS ,i:i3 Votes.
Hon. wt1ni, \. Hendricks Is the hrSt
Democratic Governor elected III Indiana
since, iS5G. He has three times been Il eau
| ddl:c-n 1850. in 1868. and III 49,.
\ change OF oIly G,0u0 votes Is re4ulre,M
| 10 carry ohio for Greeley ana IL Is ":ll
| known that many VIII" voted against us III
urtolrr will vote for tirccl"y in November.
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Apathy in Politics.

Va, more in this campaign than in others
h,,, foo often, and with inatic'. We le'' -,
complaiut that there are t'','" "'''''', ~
nersons in the community WI" ''',"''
inducrd 10 manifest any 'ntc'1' ""'''
!, mo n,,ttcrs ON which the reop' a' w,
,ootaa % re,,r, = verdict ut the polls. by These
:. !. NO, meant that the class re-
- :, :, NOT COMPOSED Of cntcrrr',ins
,,d m,,,c-,riifcd citizens. nor that 'Hc'
1.;,n,,Iy neglect public matters; for 'hcN arc
no, unrrc1ucntl, mcn Of enlarged ana i''F7i
,,o,.s and perllapS q. class their votes h,iS
he depended upon ~ surely a. c'"ct'on-a'A
comes around. Eut the troub!" Is that The!
leave the management OF party affairs 10 per
sous of little character and no influence 'or
good, or to persons with "aXcs 10 grind ah"
Tho result is that party of good rIinu-
pies and good men falls mi" 'n'o'npc''N'
hands. or IN election is lost by d0auu'
and the ignorant aud vicious creep into
office, The sufferers by this apathy arc Che
very persons TO whom /; is char@eahlc-riz =.
The Woodworking mechanics. tiadcsinch
absorbed In business. and the largest prop
crty-holderS Of whatever profession or trace.
These remarks apply as we'll to mai icnai IL
TO municipal elections. Here in this STATE
for instance. we have men noiorio's'y lncoIn-
r,e;cpt or dcplavcd, and some who arc ho'h.
seeking election to Congress. In some cases
the Conservative majority is 80 small that Ii
! full Nnfp that can
EXPECT victory. In Others, Radical maloil'lc>
might he overcome hy hard work AID tho
rough organization. Way l. il, then, t!I"t
MANY rood nlcn stand anol and take 10 par
III preparing for battle: They may not hc
.DeakerS. and of cclir," they ATE not lwlt'I-
clans, but for these reasons their example
will be more potent. When the >oIId. sui.
stantial worknqmcn and taxpayers turn out
to organize clubs and to prepare for Pc
litical meetings and make some effort to GET
their neighhors to register ana vote, every
body feels that the campaign i one al in-
10, taDsv,, .a~w~li" is infused into the ranNas>,
aud victory j. brought nearer il nut assured
I, j. the ,rrt Of good citizens 10 withheld
their Influence in >ilcl Il crisis as this. when
the election OF an honest man 10 Congress
NAV depend upon 4 score OF votes: Shall
we follow the example of good men IN other
States. and wait quietly until our case is deS'
perutc before attempting to manage eur own
atiars. or shall We make tn" lri1' NOW, Will"
it can lie done with only = little additional
attention 10 politics l., III" honest men OF
the state?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17

FoHNgy j. still in trouble, hut, t" his
credit be il said. hc meets his foes courage
cu5ly, giving them aS good ~ they H"iid
The Campaign Committee Of tie Philadrl-
phia Union League declines TO admit him
and his anti-C AMERoS associates TO political
fellowship, and the chairman OF The Re.
publican STATE Committee refuses /" ;'l'"N
him even to speak for GRANr. 70 the"
things FonHEy replies dciiantly
"And 50 the editor Of Tic ir..s j n,l /"
he 'permjHcd IL speak for Grant i''i h
can do more. lie can write car II!ri - h,
LIS written ever since 1t drew hi sword for
his COUNTRY in 1861. II" can revive his illus
trio!!s civic career He can defend him
against hi foes. Aud il" can sly 10 him,
There i not IN office IN your Gilt That can
afford to take. hold position Oh The Press
liza. pays m" better tlG'n your Presidency.
And thony! dare not speak for YOU in my
native :;i"tc | hope Our masters viii allow
nc t. rive you my vote
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17

ARCHBISHOP DAyLEY oN LIBERTY "r Cos
sc!ESCr.--At the banquet giycu (" ArrIG-
bishop Daylcv in Baltimore On SUNDAY, az
rording 10 the New fulk H,Tahi. In r.
Spouse to sentiment offered !y Archbishop
MeCloskey, of New York. thai long life,
health, prosperity. and happiness. with Gods
blessing, might attend The Metropolitan ui
the first provincial SEE OF the United States.
Archbishop Bayley rose and said th;t while
IL was against his personal wish that he had
beer appointed to preside over the archdio-
ccsc Of Baltimore the bishops and clergy of
the province should not understand that be
came among them nnwiIlinyly. This re.
mark was received with applause. Then,
rising to his full height, the Archbishop
said that lie was glad tn hc among the right
reverend aud reverend clergy Of an arch
uiocese which bore IL noble Catholic rat
ronymic. He had III his discourse that day
alluded to the Elct that hc was IL good Il
Marylandcr rs any OF his Hook. He had
always admired the heroic spirit Of Lord
Baltimore, and believed in pcrpctuating it,
He never did believe in opposing liberty ol
conscience. and WAS in earnest advocate OF
It's fullest exercise At this point Archbishop
Raylcv looked toward Archbishop McClo>-
key, who was sitting on his right. and
paused rs il awaiting his approving smile.
Every eve was fixed upon him. and hr,nv ol
The clergy. with upliltrd hands. stood ready
10 applaud the sentiment. hut the Archbishop
oi New York, with rigid furv. sat lunovcd,
and gave no manifestation Of approval.
Archbishop Baylry. however, reiterated
tho sentiment. He concluded hy rclnaikinr
shat be supposed he had been appointed ~
his Inc>en, important trust hrcAu.e. among
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17
D" ROSAr,AIIs-Dr John ! Wi,so

VIZ hoeo JALIS.-Dr. John }. Wilson,
VI .nei""' e., says of this great blood purifier :
medicine has already gaIueda great icputI-
aa. this community by reason Of its wonderful
els In one case particularly of young lady
who has for several years been sufferer from ner
vous disease In variety of forms but chiefly for
two wears past In the loss Of sight In consequence Of
the nervous disorder
"Shc consulted the mnst eminent ocust I'm our
State tnow, believe resident OF YOUR city,. Pro-
fessor Chisolin, under whose treatment she
greatly benefited: when recently, upon using the
RuSADALIS for her previous arrangements, she
found her sight after short time entirely re-
stored" DC 5-eoi2Y
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Another Fallen.

And now PORTER has followed llrMrHEEfa.
For once his carrct.la@@in" has come 10
naught. GRANT took sides with SToWELL,
and PcRrrK'S only chance for Presidential
favor was Withdrawal from the canvass.
The result is that the Fourth District will lie
represented in Congress hy that worthy
Conservative Captain MrkI>SEr. or hy
>rowrll, who. according to PORTER, is 4
kuayc aud Il fool.
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HEHpRlcEs is elected Governor ot Indiana
hy a majority Of nearly 900. although the
Radicals Mt first insisted t,Ha he WIS dt-
fcated. The attempt 10 count his "pnnHcnt
in failed it is said, solely hrc,n@, Of tl;c
vigilance of the Liberal and Democratic
State committees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17

The LynchburS and DanyiIlc Railroad
Company votes in favor Of the formation of
Tie Virginia and North Carolina Railroad
Company by consolidation with the Orange,
AieXandria and Manassas railroad Com
pany.
Miss Clara lhpSood Nash, of Columbia
Falls, Maine, has been admitted to the bar
By the Supreme Court Of that State. The
first case in which 4 woman has gained full
standing in the legal profession i'll New Eng
land.
Prince Bismarck's indisposition is repre-
SeDstd by the North German Gazette as
being. 80 slight Us not 10 excite any serious
approximations
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17

CAV FACTORY.-IIaying purchased the
- entire machinery of tie SAW faciory and Ma
chine shop of EDWARD BOYLE, Nos. 1ils and
1920 Cary street! ana the goodwill Of his business,
We shall carry ON tie SAW ntSlNEcS liz all lis
including the making ana repairing oi
Clrculsr and other Saws Of NIL kinds aud repairing
uf machinery.
All work viii I've promptly executed and ut lowest
prices. We respectfully solicit the patronage OF Ihe
old firm aud OF our friends and tie public generally
Mr.. FRANK HULCHEli. pnd MI OF the best
hands who were In the employ OF The OLD iirrn, re-
min with us. We shall engage the best WorKmen
os ;.inI a. j. MILLER q co,
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sPE4,TAn Nosfs,.ss.

asT CoMMIsSIo EEfsssALE OF VAL
liable REAL ESTATE m RICHMOND, IN
SIDNEY, AND ~ sfANCBEsrER.-Tbes pectaI
attention OF tns public is particularly called to the
valuable REAL ESTATE Of ftleiate John Turp,n
adFernseo to be sold on the premises ON TUEs-
DAY, WEDNESDAY. and THURSDAY, October
2Z1' 2ad, and 2tth, ut O'Clock 7. III. For further
PARTICULARS see auction head.
DC l'-dtoz. ". GODDIN, Auctioncer.
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's'F,c sss,,:a;sa Victory.

tiir i;;''tT;! l.'hri.
gao s,.,,:.,;,. yir.,rv.
.r,,.,>. ,nr,,~.s r,,ou rur ,l,a.rAl E,ryE-
,.,.,,,,,p,r,,
/" me L'"f"t>' ~ ho'o""
The r.,",N ,!"cliaH~ were ilr H." >itir!r II
h,l,rr ti,n final contest Il WAS i drawn
h.tii, toru,nrod with thrrIrr'innsoi 1867.
!. u.,, = ,l,;,.ii IA fine ed nrruI.Ii.au rar!y.
,,,n,svl,;,ri,. IN ISIS cave tiruraI Gram =
n,ainrj;y of ever m.uuu. Nuw, !,vu system
ur fraudulent yo:in. ,,rpas,inn IT,, !aln!in"
If the massachusetts, troor> in Indian.
annliS IN lSGt--;lItrrlv iu(:lnnn~ inti"cN--
,hc Gran, candidate for Governor is elected
,ut hv olniicrity E;r.,..ly n dIl"r.l. OHIO IL
las ..y, III, rinGi,i,,.; ,i thc Enm,l,l;rln
n,,,v = rr,i,rity nr r.,rly u, 0io \ov tbYt
,n.ty s,rr.cr,i@ Nv l"... ;hgu in.nan. ri;om2>
!. lfru,iy;cks WAS declared ,,,;,3ird III Iii.
l;n,, in 1858 hv n.u ,,tr.. %ow hG il
rlr,trl,hy = n,a;,ri,v nrlrly - l,rrc. g'h,rc
/. n,,L;n, - IA. remit ,,.,I;n,,. tn .,;.-
'.,,,'>,,'. =. In',,;,, ,h'' h,,st;n,r nr ,hn
cna',,; ,t'. ~, .,,'., ,.,,., ,i'',
r, '".', ~ ~, t,",,
u.,, 49,! ~ '''' ,,;' ~,
.,'i ,,,,i :, ..,.h .',I; a.. n,.
,I '.ss,' ,;,i, ,,.;',,' !; tl.,;".
i ,.,,'',, ~ ..,,,,,,',.J ~
,; !,o,.;. l.,,t ,oi
~ - '''' =, r,, ,';r;,, ;,,r
~" ,s''' u, " '''% ~ I,'
:'','i - :,'',' 49, NV, =, ,,i
i' r'''' 80" '"''',.''' '''' ,''
~ 'n' ',,''n'|~''',' 10 ''N, ~
';r'.>. u,,,'',, s,,,.i',, ,,.,. ,.,,,;r'.,,1 I,
hgs only ,.>r, ,i.-lf rrnrn I:,>.nry,t, ,,r,,.,f
ly desperate efforts, II has ha,, t!,r .:rcrr-
;,i,ry Of thr Treasury anl the Treasury it>rn
-, work ANON ttn .:run,, and ~ the llol>.
Every device that rarn,a,ity end money
could devise has hrrn rnif.l,,\rd. THE
m,,urn result. +, Ihp Grant ,t,Iiy rf ,I,,.n
lavish outlay i.a rrhukr mare. novIIitll tlar
more conclusive defeat under all honorable
canvass. 70 succeed rs we have AGAINST
such opposition is Il victory indeed.
\ few weeks vet remain in which we
must labor with even more tircl".> ebert.
The prorlr Of Indiana believe in the missions
Of the Lihrr2,l Erm.hIic,.n lurtv. The, ar.
cerl it, platform Is the. wisc-t ami i,r>r ever
presented 10y Il party. II has every principle
| Of tn" old party worth preserving expressed
with rugged force, ami it adds Il principle
| that the canvass from Tie beginning OF the
state conventions 10 the present time has
justified, that the President Of The United
| States should not he Il candidate for rcrlcr-
iIon. The evils and dangers ri having IN
array OF Go,ot'o oiiir.-lo',!c's and 2no,o00 ser
ricca5!c suh0;Uil2tc> under pay "i ;ic toy
eminent attempting 10 control nominations
and elections 80 Is /" keep Themselves i'll
place have ''rcn fully demonstrated.
The vital Gl!itrcnrr between the platforms
i something "randrr than tariff 81 thr "u!n-
mon place utieyalmc al iErr;i"-. y" SEEK The
universal p,uI,it, ~ ,t,,,, freed ntn AMI il,r
ballot for lirWAl,r .uan with the black W.
seek ~'Ihstantiai peace, hearty liatcrn;zt-
t'"H"i North and South AMI a" iuT@ civil
wc Snail conquer. oar elolt ,n* been ana
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Registration Saturday, October -, i'i o,,r
day only.
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JAMES RlNEK sTEAMEOATN 80.

J ANEs Rl N1HhS SITETANDoAr Co., &c
FOR NMW IoKKii rHlLAnELru!A,.. ~
AND ALL REGI LAR LANDINGS
OK THE JAMES ElYEh.
III" ia-: aG, elegant United states mail steam +
JOHN SYLVESTER, cnhln Il. {. Gilryrp
namcI PLACES on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS l
FRIDAYS II - \. NJ. ard I"tuf':s 81; TH".;'r
Thursday and saturday afternoons .; 9ei",.
Line steamers Tor Baltimore, Ph!k''tclpht "@'
New York.
TRAIN leaves Cry Point tor Petersburg IN air''1l
of steamer.
Fare 10 Philadelphia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
Fare 10 Baltimore ..................'.'''.'''
Far" 10 Norfolk ~
Tickets on sale at CARRIER j. cos EApEt>>'
and baggage checked through.
Freight received TUESDAYS, TnCE>IAl''
aud hhIt RDAfs for Norfolk, P9rt,l"2r,. ~, ~
ton. Baltimore and principal ian1ihfs "h 'ia,.t'
rrakc hay. and MI regular landing, on ta.nc. i!'I'
N REASONABLE RATES.
Freight received from ~ VI. Ill l. VI.
Freight for waS-andings must he p"'l"iI.
ou L.H. TATuM, General a'"s'
Ersnch oaicc Corner Siain aud Ntuth str,rts. T..
TOR LIVERPOOL AND ! III
L QCEENsToWS. lEMANLlNEof,;, 2s,1 -.
YORK EVERY SATrEDAI 40
ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF ra>sAGE: ,..,..,
Payable in Gold. raNut, IN t1frn12'
First Cahn.........i7j StecfHgr. .....'''..'.''t2
!" Lnndon........... = 10 Lc"1't'..'''''''.' 5
Tickets sold to and from England, Ireland 'H'
the Continent III moderate rats.
For further intormatin", apply d IL. '"fS'"'
Offices JOHN G.. DALE. A2cH'
l., Broadway. Sry York ~ I"
JOHN ". WYATT, A@",'.
jco! lic"n"n'' '"
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washington Gossip ora shc s're.ncc.


iCurrc.poutltutr New lrrh Tribune
WA$ulSUToH, October li.--TiIc estimate
Of prominent southern lnrn here is that
Greeley can get III electoral votes i'll the
south. even in spite OF the October elections.
This excludes South Carolina and MisSis-
sippi, and claims North Carolina. Florida.
and Louisiana. With regard to Mississippi.
very favorable advices have been received
recently. The negro vote there is more di-
yidcd than in any State south Of Mason and
DiXon's line. while the white population
may be said to be Il unit in favor of Greeley.
As 10 North Carolina, General Clinenlan.
who is now here states that fifteen per cent.
of the Democratic vote was not poled
at the State election, which Is bound 10
come out in November. The Grant
Republican Campaign Committee does not
feel 1T all easy about South Carolina until the
State election there is heard from. How
ever that may 70 il is feared that an irrerr-
able breach has been caused i'll the negro
vote. which cannot tc healed in time to pre-.
ven; combinations from forming before the
November elections As the Administration
is counting now largely upon carrying New
York. senator Fenton's prediction in regard
Ia that State is OF interest. He said that no
matter how the October elections might 60
New York would give DC, 900 majority for the
Liberal Ticket, The Liberal Campaign Cons
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iAsS1MEREs, DUEsKINS. BEAVERS
- and other goods for MEMS and BOYS. WF,p'
cah pe iound LII great variety aud very cncap NJ -
JULIUS MEYERS
\. Especial Inducements 70 merchant tailor,
Oc l2-lw 1s '"h"i'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-06
Gin boebbsrnhmter @currof.

Yin brtberiibmtsr @snsral 3riee.ib @ilbslms
Ill. fsllsn Hamsu mir psri6peiaen pensn, lisbts
paS Spisl leipsuIba ftlib uno bate bspsutsnce
S9ulSsn. @m NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rurps itsts
bstm apniss ME bel ispsr sutsn Yarsersfamilis,
"aut9sbGut" unp Der trmabnte @snsraL Ter Clint
auS saSu sriarsn mar, fam bel eis,sr 0slsssns
pstt aut istnsm Seller Elm - YuG gr ltlua 60
aut auf ieeer Ssite sinsn-5 unesrttbaisr
l1etn! SGpeissno ltsdts r5 Der General in
bic Sal6e une mar in Der lln.rrbaltuua aussrit
~;ueprtommenr. rrpdbrts aber nit tsinem @ofte
rss @sl&snfss. Dem 8Snise l5isn eiss nibt
su ssfalsn. Na& einissn Sassn fragile or in
istnsr farSsn @siie BEN General auf Der "a.
raee;
~Nun, Bud ssfaaen 2
Gin auberi intsrelIautss @ert, RaisfSt or.
tptsssrts Der @snsral nit isif militaril6em 9rub,
t9 bin isbr nsusisris auf Die 5prtisBuns
Der aonis erpiec srte ni6ts, Oils Der 6jsns.
raj mad gseneisans Der parase une mad auiss.
bObsnsr Saisl.na6 Sauls fam, bratte ibm lein
Sisnsr Gin padet scm aSniss. Gr STnete ss,
une fanp sin gan, sbsripl6ss BUD nit oemIelten
@sleinbalt, ee6 auf benz Sitslblat ~itaneen, se,
Der Sane hes apnis5 sei6riebsn, bic @erte -
3wsiter 5bsil. Snlu6!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-06
Gtntrabt.

"Itsr goutit, Sbr tOnnt po6 ni6t Seiee ~.
%larinrn aus sinem gu6e leitn
I'D giama, cas ssbt gang gut, Die Warie !iei
bic r:eie uns i6 iele bic liufe S.its."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-06

Gin iunscr 6cef n,aSts ii4 lufis iibsr
bic 0IaBs siaes biseeren 9anemannss. Der 9anc.
mann traSts ben Sari9sn gum SGneissn nit
csr Se,uertgng (: 9un9sr @iann, psnn msin
S9arsI cinmal 10 psiF pire, pie Der Sbrise,
rann fann i'd il Wei Saare earauf sisbsn, ZAP
ib Sanssl trribsu fanu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-06
Sas 6cmdlee.

DEN &enfsl lab' i'm Bib eia armsr @i6t
9Pit einem Wsibe in rem SaBen.
Sbc, rief or, biS III bic Weins nitt
Sts pure' ibm eas @slidt ~ssrfrayen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-06

Gut abeefcrtiat.-gpn Alsraneer Du.
mas srsablt man ii6 fclssnte biibite gusescir
yin trutaIsr plantasentsissr ipa i'm sinlt in
Paris ssTrast bnteu: @sin listsr Dumas, psr
mar er1 eissnilih Sbr Batter Gin Mulatts.-
uns 5br GrcBcater Gin Nsesr.-ater Sbr
ursre6satsr gin aTe, msin Ssrr. sic Isben,
msin Stammbaum fanst ia an. no Der Sbrise
aufbSrt.-Gs mar tas isseniaas cine l4lassnss
Antpcrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-06
nnterbattemces ..

Der farffs Ssrann.
grsiieno nit eicl i1Sntn 8eoeu
9brer Serriderfiin,te 3abl,
Sabsn Ger l%Yrdnntn piele
Gtnit 3ullmmen beim poFaI.
Ssbt mein &sit, eas 8si6 Sts Sd5nen!
pub Gran Wcoe ldbsino an,
DWtanner btisn mid i'm Stilrn,
GraI'n Scr allsr Welt mid an,
nNi6t erf sanns il eeariinbst
Wktine Sfrrlbaft," iprab ed5 % clb.
uSlGirs Salis lt6' i9 Musm,
6Hflt nnS Better iinp mir bplc."-
gGinft CUB bed ni5t aaiumG6.ia",
U!e! fie SiiB Ger 3 ufail b'rein;
r2Sds Jgr mublam aufesbaust,
Telb' I'M Austnblif ib siu."
Srelib aud acpsft pom Streite,
Hob bic S6lafnuB' auf BEN Saurt
Nam ole 1Gmmsrit srnlttn SariusS;
0abnenp 9Te pc an /: y&rlaubt!
@f%aiSt 5rsults, Cure Sise:
Term Der Startife ech hin i'd.
Oritsr fdnipfcn lelbit perletsas,
Sael eas Spri4port ssssn miS."
Ine ss risfen, Wrte, 3ufaa,
Oe!e lne nnesre Ssrren nod
uJa, Ger prcis srbubrt ofr : ummbeit
Sp9 Die Aummbeit! Nreimal bV4!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-06

Sbf!ibfeit. M nan Gs ltsiat,
SIlarbaHtr, 3br Vruts bier i'm Gjebiras t5unt
Ntsm0rea1 per Sis nnreesn.
Sa"sr: IS ic9! iu aran' Sic, ais pie Jun
5srrr pfarya INN III dr."