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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30

THE NORTH CAROLINA sENATORsHlP.
RALEIGH, Nov. 20.-The Senatorial question
about samo with prospect yet Of its set
Element The fourth ballot to-day, sOod-Vance, "a;
Pool, u; and Merrimon. o.
THE LOUISIANA TROUBLES.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 20.-The ChanceTy in
Junction case Of Kellogg against WarmOth has been
continued to MONDAY Of illness Of counsel.
The newly-eeced Mayor Witt. and the Administrators
Brewster, Etzeureidcr, Sturken and Trumbull took
possession Of their respective Offices in the City Hall to-
day their predecessors having been .enoined by the
Eighth District Court from interfering with them.
The old officers had objected TO surrenderluE unless
their successors were commissioned by the Governor
The ONLY evidences or election presented we're notes
from Il. p Blanchard, State B'gsratqr OF Eotcs SNOW
inC the number 81 vote, cs. FOR each caud date Inc
first meeting Of the City Council takes place tOmOr-
row. .--,..- ,r-,c,,,
The Committee on Organization OF the Tam
many Hall General COMMITTEES has been investigating
for several days past charges against certain members
of the General Committee II is alleged that to further
the election of certain ilatcs on the 1ammany Hal
ticket these candidates and their friends barganed VIII
those ON the opposition tickets and betrayed their ass
Ciates go the Tdmmauy Hall ticket. The Assembly ds
frcts where this WAS plaC iced the With, Wild
XVII. XVIII, XiXtn ana XXlst. The report OF tn
Committee will hc made 10 the General Committee a.
gts meeting On Thur day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30

DIED.
BAL DwTyon evening Nov o. Elizabeth Basia vitss
OF Dr. Wtisn BsldNa IN the 9li yesr Of her
end uyei attend c aersl services tsi
o 1f iSi'l ..a a.5 as he oh Methods episcopal coa
White Plains saturday At y special ear viii leiT0 Csstr.i
Depot Forty second. St. on saieriay Al 1870 a. IN
DE RyAs-on Thursday Nov o. Rneoa Torsaeo Dc
R'as eldest Ramon Yas Of hiisn1is Caoa aged - yeA
hi. funeral will Ee place from bis relcns so
Spanish American papers please cory.
DICKINSON In this city Tarsiay Nov 20 B~ms Porene Orr
Funeral services At ,Ss ,1's1ss Of beg 9 s s, IssnIs
iaien 70 Phi ,dcpRa foF iaterIRsat
FRiSKLyM.ry Fisch re Of late joseph PrspkE, PSps
rbu1si'y, Nov 70 lS2 AIS clock p NJ asei ~ !ear-
Notice Of funeral heFeaiiec
GALE-M Glo7erve n Y supi,y eysnny Nov 10 Ana, A..
only Inter Of TboA D. AID Jola e. Gale asei "a years.
JoSESon Friday Nov 70 is2 Margaret widow Of the late Samuel
Tie red,, and friends Of the fy respectfully invited to i
West ' TasateiSsi SeS.Yort on sunday j. Ioclocl
JoHNsoN-On wonesl'y morning Nov n a. d. rs'ose c"ae,
The relatives friends The @ Eepeea, isyitsd 20 ssst
Satgriay 3Otb inst, At 2 O'clock p. N.
KIMMBL-At Aors,al,. wethe,er coqny o. Friday %sriss
Nov - Bilabe,h C. Ginne relic, OF the late Alerials' T. kaao
Relatives and friends are Peei9y invited 70 ,.snd ne ia'sr ser
sta Morr,inii GA Monday. Dec 2.ls9p. N.
MATrHlASon Wednesday, the 2ith a't Rev ha''hin In The
The Ieayss saI friend, respectfully invited to aiead he fssei
the residence OF bis sonns Mr. j. y Culver 90 Prosper fsfk
Brooklyn saturday the Joth iass. AZ O'Clock, Sihoa faAsr
daughter Of TOE Major Latham Mcintosh Of Georgia sEe IA
Funeral a. tue AsioQa'o Pesern Chaa On ea',r-
$3.50 oeocs Reus viii BE- taea 20 Gea CssS L.
Lior in,ernsn By The II O'Clock tram fsop Hunters Point
NAYLoR-oa "Wednesday Nov ~ peter So tie 7d Of he
TIE relatives ard friends family resreehJ invited "a attend
funeral from his residence, 3 hh ave, % Saadsy Nov.
30, a 1850 O'Clock ?. without further notice
YBwCOMB-oa SATURDAY morning Nov q ls2 a, Hyts PARK
Duchrss n " sarah Mills wife OF john IL hescomA
laughter Of the lac Francis aud Sish Mills Sexton d Nest0r
SQRR-Oa Friday Nov 80 1872 Sarah Squire daughter Of
l.. srd The late Lew l.. SQUIRE.
Funeral will b. held ather e residence No. 10 West Thirty
snsh-sI. hOaiay Dee ,. at O'clock \. N.
sTROsG-Oa Friday morning. Nov % at bis residence. ST. Geoss
Manor sauGe Judge Seish b. SsrOng he Sat yeaE Of e
Funeral MONDAY afternoon o'clock The friends Of the friy
ov. attend laHerl without fEtber notice Loss ssf
train leaves HaHlers Point at9lm-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30
Loss OF rHt schooYER PEARL.

The schooner Pearl, laden with granite for
Fort Schuyler aud tho Brooklyn Bridge, was struck BY
on unknown vessel Off City Island, during thick snow
storm at about G a. IN. yesterday morning. She sank
almost immediately carrying down two sail0rS-JaIneS
W. and Hezekah Wall. brothers. The rest OF the crew
cung to spars for about half hour when they were
rescued y the schooner Evergreen Of Cold Spring Ha
bOr /. l. The Pearl hailed from st. George, Me, ana
was commanded by Capt Smith, who wishes 10 express
his acknowledgements TO Capt Bunco OF the LFelSreen
Tor the rescue OF his crew.
For other LoeaL Nelgs. se.0nd Pggs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30
SYNOD OF THE aERMAN REFORMED CHURCH

SYNOD OF THE GERMAN REFORMED CHURCH
CINCINNATI, Nov. 29.-The report of the
Treasurer of the triennia Synod of the German Re.
formed Church OF the United States submitted this
morning, and referred TO the Committee on Finance.
The Committee Minutes submitted their report
That part Of 1t which adopted recommends the
OF moderation prudence, and chartS1R reference TO
differences OF sentiment the subject the liturgy
adopts permission given it by the General Synod,
OF inserting hymns and charts for provisional
use in the liturgy; accepts tho assessment
laid upon them by the General Synod for
contingent purposes provides for the organization OF
BOaI OF Home Missions TO be auxiliary % the Board Of
ths General synod continues the Committee 10 defend
scuos IN case OF appeals postponed by the General
oynOu' ana appoints Messrs Apple and Johns TO re-
Pesth elt synod In the OF the appeal OF Elder
Dunn Inc remainder Of the report aud various sub
geeIs exported Dy the Committee Oyertures,
ierred 10 appropriate committees
resolution adOpfed Amending the constitution 90
Is 70 iOn ,he formation Of German classes within the
DoObd5 OF classes prcyangy English with the consent
81 AZ nc casss concerned and the Synod to which they
classes under tue same Conditions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30
BOOK SALES AT AUCTION.

Messrs. George A. Leavitt & Co. commenced,
last night the sale Of what is called on the title OF the
catalogue, "a Valuable Library OF Choice English and
American Books" IL must have been private library
the proprietor OF which enthusiastic collector OF
duplicates for there six copies Of some books and
u copies OF others In the collection while great many
OF the books had been damaged by water and suggested
aIe There were lew books VI parouar interest 0AeEed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30
HERR1NG's SAFES IN THE BOSTON FIRE,

uERRING'5 SAFES IN THE BOSTON FIRE
10 the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The owners Of the Herring's Safes Will
DO grated to know that their reputation has been fully
sustained by the ordeal in Boston. and that no
rai,tables intrusted 10 ueiv eare hare been lost.
Owing to the competition among local manufacturers,
and past immunity of the place from extensive nres, our
safes have never been offered for sale In that city and
the NV that were exposed in the great confiagraon
we're purchased NowYOrk houses and sent % Boston
iul usU. NV uUest fA"D sn0" ""'J 49, 49,
letters testify:
HERRINCs & FARRELL, Nos. 25i and 2j2 Broadway
BOSTON Mass, Nov u, 1872
MessrS HERRINGs FARREL, Nos PSI and 2J2 Br0aaway,
NeIC- lOrt.
GENTLEMEN: In the Great Fire" which has destroyed
the business portion " this city, had in OF
your Champion" Safes. aud which We were unable 20
recover The runs this p IN, account or the In
tense heat which surrounded it, When opened Il. zoe
were GUeeajy surprised 10 Jnd books. papers, &C.,
IL. JHe condition. Yours, g., j. G. BURRAGE Co.
ANoTiIER
Messrs HERRrGs & FARRELL.
GENTLEMEN: Our store, No. 80 Summer-s was burned
the late Great Fire" in this city OF Nov. and 10.
Our BOOKS and papers were IN one o. Your Patent
Champion Safes" and all preserved IN good c0nai-
ton Our store was burned about 10 o'clock Saturday
evening" but account OF the heat could not get at
Tie safo until tho Tuesday fOl0wnS-orer Sirsy hours
gdy he IRE We consider This 1ra ordinary test for
,s and take pleasure in giving facts IS above. Very
truIy yvurs PORTER BROTHERS & Co,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30
Woodruff AND CLAFL1N OFFER BAIL

Messrs. Howe and Hummell, counsel for
Mrs Victoria c. Woodruff and Miss Tonno c. Cailin
who arc still jail the indictment found against them
IN tho Unitol States Circuit for sending obscene liter
a,ure throughthe mails. appeared, yesterday before
Commissioner Shields and offered the following persons
~ bgndsmeu for their clients: Jas. Kiernan, retired
fruit dealer OF No Jay-t Brooklyn and Dr. Augustus
d. Ruggles OF No IS MOnroe--t An examination IA TO
the suii oncy OF the proH.red bOndsmen VIII ne hal
sneedl and II b1 ia accepted IN this case IL will soon
be given in The libel case In jefferson Market Police
Court, ANA IN tue civil suit for libel IN the supreme
Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30
Suseial Not.Hs
French spoiIatioa Claim,

French SpoiiRtioa Claims.
The heirs % o. tbs c are fejaei " acct
At the oouans so1n Of l. g. GRi'"oLD No u Houtls a.
O'Clock SATURDAY NOV % % take measures r oagns zee is.
Congs st Of original Nes-losA claimants Wa fa'iei
IN Tho LTtlias Pot Of Nov. q.
The Workin awomen's Protective taiop,
cor hAads and Dostes
hossshOd
COPllsTs TRADH5WOMRN, CLSkks Sc, -up.ksi 70
poyrr. resisted obtaining empemaA ways sae5 nas
been sy ias vAsn n,esay ~ bee % see
Po.tOn,oe Notice. The or sape during ne weef
ipg SATURDAY Nov 80 lsl, viii ce 81 is tss n NDNhSbA
aflt "a on THURSDAY al u a. AMI On - VhVAh a. IL ~
l9lA a. a. sSs@Ss sNss--s''.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30
PERsONAI-RY TELEGRAPH.

..Governor Grant of Jamaica will return to that
Island Ia December.
Mayor CASTOR Of Boston ha7 accepted the Demo-
BolaHaiion for reelection.
....Robert Barclay, proprietcr of The 81 Louis
Evening DPat dimes 10 200 Bs"boys Ihursd'
policeman O'Brion of Washington, who was
Of the July last
dsI sentenced 10 be hanged the 9Th vi February BsiL
1.-The Captan-General of Porto Rico aud his
Secretary Senior Ayao, sailed Monday, 18th inst, for ssa
been recalled by The spanish DudisrGenel
Eunie Ia Acting CaplsiR-0enefA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30
DOMESTIC MAREEr9.

WILMINGTON ~ C., Nov gT.-spins rnrpenilns arn Soc.
Ro,n % 80 for Strained Crude Tuenne 'ieady At - Tor
Hard yellow DIP ani Yirsin. Tar steady =. -
EEW0ELxASs. Nov Plou dali sales ~ Trebla Extra At 81
Family - &C. asm, sales VI Mixed rS9c
Yellow and White Al 6Oc oats 6fmer sales al tlG43c Dunhe
diseae has caused demands sales At 81 Is Hay essr
sales Prme S25 Choice @298B0 Bacon dull and Dropping
shoules 5lc Clear Rib, se Clear Ses DC Hams hooe sugar
6Qlso Lar du There's, 3i0dsci krg ice Sugsr du sni
droopnS Interior v Common lc Fal O. Far Far "a 0sic
Agssssa sG AID dselasI C0EJA, y 4j aEe - S.lsty i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30
TELEGRAPHTC ITEMS.

Tho Spanish troops in Cuba recaptured brass
which the time ago. foh Col Boniehe
The United States steamer Wore Hster, flagship
Of tho Moth Asdc Squadron. arrived Bsaus wednesday 9Th
The Austrian Government cOntemDlates intro
fee.a. Electoral EcO III us eVs.ak s ia s1ssAA@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30
ILLNESS OF JAMES ANTHONY FRoUDE.

The Faust Club of Brooklyn issued yesterday
notice 10 tho gentlemen invited 10 it4 reception l1st
night honor Of Mr.. James Anthony Froudc explaining
that In consequence OF his illness the reception was
necessarily postponed. Mr.. Troude, however, is an
nounced speak tOnIht In AssocatIO Hall la reply TO
EaIher Enrke and MS nLhNr aa,aLlLnil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30
Total ...................SlO993, i7O sj5,9l74'O

Tie Census OF 1870 docs not furnish the banking cap
ita of the country sufficient data upon which an es
mate can be made of tho business OF each State or Terri
tory Ii the statistics Of tho agriculture the manuac
lures and the commerce OF every State OF the Union
were az hand IL would be necessary to estimate the pro
norton 10 which each branch OF industry would be
entitled No satisfactory basis for this purpose can he
obtained, aud after consultation WIN Tue secrett ~
circulation, Oneh8lf upon population aud One-a upon
the resOurcesNy wealth OF the country, would copy
with both the LITTER and spirit OF the act ne9iy
than any estimate not derived from official data. Jie
report gives the amount or outstanding ana autnol@ou
In III Al-t 81 I.LLN ~
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LATEST SBIP NEWS.
Tor other Snip Beps see Second Pd1e.l


no OtNcf oHtD HcBs see occoh0 LHgesI
ARRIVED.
ss,hP Moro css MG.S % Ha.naa Nov 20 and S'A'' '@
with mise ans rals to Aisae NAL s.as0p ~" W. c,.
Steamship Metropolis Ncerson Po5iiene n biast 70 Lust br,t
Shp R0sa Castle of G-sso"l Alexander Singapore july J" wa
sslO Glenbere of Gsgoz Dav,op Gsgo~ days with @d.e
Barr Nora8i. Townsend Boston, In ballast 49, IA.
sehr D. H. Bbee loi Camden, Ae Andersoo Para 20 eAI VI"
Sesr Mary. Riehsrioon Calais With lumber
Sch Ko.on TOoscher San.o Domingo City, II tis ~'a 0as
scaooSsRs-EivEE AND EgAsrems
Nellie Brown, GSdiaet Iyos hIis hstF, Ss u,,.,
Moatsr New siori. John NJ Fisls Proginee,o~s.
Mary sunii,h, Gardiner. W. Hine, Kcsa port. aasA
r. L. Grggory, Boston. J H. MoOre. Providence
Co-a Morrison Providence Pre Hall. Porlinl c.
Jglia A. Crawford, Wexford Charm, Roelpor, SIC.
Carabelle. Rocsport Sc HsBnah D. Chss', Hsr-h
Maaon x Cromwell rom c. j. Il iresmsH' PsStasssl
T. 4 wharton, New Iagoa. BALBOA Bsager
Allie Osses ROetand ~ y s1i5 koeslant
s. A. FslcoueE. Providence. JO-. Hall, Portland e.
j. g. Eel Providence. Ira Lafnuier, Rocspor, Mass
x. wosg,s.. ElssOrb. olive Hayward, Prsa.ion. Ne
s Sa.' c + SS' b,S Ss Gertrude Cromwell CT
VIM FA5rsn SeW.HAv,u Blackstone, PToydsaes
Wa walton, Boston. A TERED, hoeEpot.. Mas
SasueI Carlton Pawtceiet joan Meter, se~-BeiipnL
NlNO-Sunlowu. fresh, n. VI cloudy
ANCHORED AT HART's ISLAND.
schr Jas Parkinson Kelly, Iawtucsst os hiaa0e'b9oh
SchE Samuel 5. '. Smith, Connery' Pau kTsf
SAILED.
stelmsNp Holland for London Lsyinia Tor hatsnxs
DOMESTIC PORTS.
St mees SD Gncn rom Hsv.n .bt bella
Cleared ships Maxwell Philadelphia Ahenns io he-ot
leans Eliza Everett Beanj bark Palmyra Tor Liverpool relics
on the d. steamships America, for BalmoIe Hermann
New-York sailed 2 bark MAZDA H. 0 H"sss41Ap-i ing Mann
WsSGIoS n o. Nov 29-Arived steamship Chsresiop fs.
Ses.Yors Sa i steamship Virginia for Pbalcl saAa'sas
Palco8 ioE Baltimore.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAvtvA 2Ths steamship Crescent Ciy, rom NeNtor'
arrived here yesterday mgrnug. . 49,, AL.
The tie usnp C.y Havana, from EeSiors, arrived here hs
Tae 6sa R. W Grahs Opt DrnnOni, from NeEY0FE. arrived
at MatauIas to-day.
DISASTER.
sAvAsSAR, Ca, Nov Pile steamship CITY o. aerdN hos
her udAiley 90 Aape Cahase ut
was towel to rylee ~ steamship GsLs.gL Her paenS
SPOKEN.
Slip Ac Wilson from Casa Boston, 1871 days oct Nov ~.
llI. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30
NATIONAL FINANCES.
CONDITION OF THE CURRENCY.

,NvuAI REPORT OF THE cONrRoLLER-DIsTRI-
BUTTON OF TIE TIFTY-FoUR MILLIONS
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.--The following table
from the report OF tho Controller OF the Currency VIII
exhibit the distribution Of tho 100000 OF circulation
authorized by the act Of July II, 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30
SURVIVORS OF THE MISSOURI DISASTER.

The steamer MORO Castle, which arrived
from Havana yesterday brought four Of the crow saved
from tho steamer Missouri. namely John Frecney first
assistant engineer; David A. North. third assistant
glneer; Charles snclsir oder: Charles Conway. Ere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30

REMARKABLE, VERY REMARKABLY are the
effects OF Lampl0gis Pyreuc Saline in Preventing aud
Curing SMALLPOX Feyers, and SKIN Diseases Specially
refreshing ana YgOratlng. Sold BY all chemists, aud
the Maker, Il3 HolDOnhill. London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30
THE STATE OF Trade.
HAVANA MARKETS.

HlyAsA Nov 2aSuga dnn BIhauge hn; United States 81
currency 7id8 premium; short sight q go prsnum CO DAYS
gold premiums short sight 23a Psenua Lsalon 81. ~
premium on Paris l3l6l6 IEemln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30
corTOs RECgIPTs
PASSFNGERS ARRIVED.

PROM HAvANA-Is sisrriihip Moro carl, hoy 21-Mn
Gomez Mr. CCosnel A. Red6sd MI Brookef Mr. A.
Casea Dr. Joha 6utphea. A SapAea AMI se'as rag
Gr lglgCO and alrTaatA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30

Dropsy amoag hos,s Affected by tie Prvug nalty viii
MAGIC used cinns the diras Us Csc sts
prevents glnis Even y0lr horse VII manifest hs gratitude es
twenour h.ar, Of KESsss MAiIC OIL Try 10 Joas !.
H. Ia = y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30

ELdOTT-BLLIOTTOn Wednesday Nov 81 tie Chars Of the
Holy Tnuity. Bro5slyn b. Rev IN. H. Hall, D. D. CLrs %.
Elliott 10 c. daughter Of John H. Elliott. al u Bfo,flu
OLLFR-MOTPOa Tuesday Nov o. TIE residence u the hriss
p,rta HaVen, ~ lie Rev Aasbok DlB dss Ma- L.
Aoti daughter Of Jordan Ia ao to MI william A. oiAls Of Neg
York
REDPRLD-wYSKOOron Thursday eyenug. the &c, Ia hs
Reformed Syrscls. ~ h. l. Porter b. D. q
Boofgn assisted b. Rev NJ Berger hr Charles T. Redle s1I
Eanuie G., only daughter OF Robert @. WyBkOOp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30
NIcol. Davld.nn 3. o..

br0aiFaT,
Are row orrry 81 ofEsal Bo1o su., Clocks Pdor ous
meats. Jeas Ito latest productions Of tue PfS WORKSHOPS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30
MARRIED.

The Famous ElIfOrd Leicestershire Table Sauce
BE- bad oi sr0eers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30
CATTIg MARKETS

Sterling, ia, Newborn Sight, diseOant God. Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30

Coughs bronchitis, Consumption. arre,ei and pthi-enr
hue.e Dy asia, Coz lITBR Oh HAZARD CAsHE.Ls NOD IA
OIL Is tue p44est, sweetest AMI best
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30
REnPLRLD-wYNKOor-on Thur.l,r 49,.
DIED.

Al Notice, Of Marriage, must Be Endorsed ri& Jag
,,orfe aud o4arpo3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30
NAVIGATION IMPEDED BY ICE.

BUFFALO, Nov. 20.-lnfOnmatiOn received here
to-day show, tnat navigation considerably inpcded by
ice and shippers by the canal deferred from further
business Several vessels which left here for the upper
lakes uavo taken shelter during the storm uuatI L1.B
Point Others have returned 10 ports ana begun btl-
ping One vessel left mere to-day Tor the upper po Is,
ROCHESTER, Nov. 20.-TAo canals IN part covered VITA
ice aui boats moving slowly. lew dayb more WA.
virtually close navigation along this section
Cornwall, Nov. 29.-Nayigaton on tho 81 Lawrence
canals 10 closed, ana the boats are all Laid up.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-09-18
Sergeltung.

@erarc III Ger 3eit, ;u relbcr Der ild
BON ibren Ihretlthen 2eicen crlSfenoe
Icc, iI6 Ter Un9liitliden &aiierin Gbarz
Isttr, Der 0erahIin ce5 in @lerito bin
9erid!eten Warimiliun pom Selterrsi@, III
tahern brgilnt, wanrert Ger ter 6eiskeit
UNI ce5 SateSlanrs9erratte5 onoetlaaz
tc g(ariGou Sasaine, rteH,aliger Be-
fetlsbater IN Wies, in ras @jefInsnis ut
Salaiur6, I'm rprt ieinen YrpcrF Dor
Gem Srie9s9eridte absun0rtsu, pelber
mSSlider Wetie nit ieiner 9erurtbsiluna
III Nulrer UNI SIet enciseu ptrr. Sas
%Saine's @eIrsisr, 3peireutisfcis, Reip
INC GreuIplIsFeit, welte CT gcaen Was
rinilton a!sSefeblsboter TT fran,5hIten
Grntce in &ericc an ZEN Iag lrsts, 1T
SmuIr M Gem SGidiaIt re0e!teu, unc
Sdulc an Gem Sdidlale Ger braYen Gbarz
lptta peIhc Gin teiIeree &pps peroient
bStte. Sasairc Fenntr Wiarimilian, cen
.9iapclepn, lein 0rrr, nab Wtcrifo eelott
bate, erha!ten unr retten. VI that Go
midi. Sielleidt oerseIten inn ieBt feline
eiscncn SancSlcute feline S6dHpli6z
feiteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-09-18

lnllsn. 8eten lie ni6t 6anc in 6auO
NIT Dem pdptIidsn StabIe, pann lit rs
aus nit ihrem Nnleben. 0err zen 30
que aber, Der sur SeFte Ger Siberaltatbpz
ltten gebprt, alaubte ni6ts teiieres tbun
81 Frnnen> als il6 nit Gem SiterreidiS
i6en @elanoten auf Gle Seite rcr l6isz
nratlIden Gupelianer Sssen rie auceren,
Gem pGpfliden Stubl ersetenen Nrnez
MGR III lteuen. Sic iaben uiht Elm, COR
cie Gupc!ianrr ertlGrte Anbdn9er HrBs
lancs linc. ulr Irbtere5 icst oie Gntfcrs
ltln9 ces patriarden NIun ais siren
Ste9 leiiler pc!itit trtradtet mn iiher
aud 9et6ri9 auSteuten Mir.
Die Spnaparti ten BADEN I'D
laherltb 9emad,t. btrcr erptipredcriz
ld,en 0%ercbnbcit Aent1f t0ttcn iie idrn
lett &rhen fir cen f.. Nuluit cine
SunrSebunS III @uniten p:9 H1i',ya an
9ela9t, cielelte bat aud itNttNeiuuccn.
ltlrem lteten junge 9eute I'M l1afcu Won
SrpupiIr cinliefen mn .,Vivc Tempe
reur ? A has Theirs :" itrien. yPun
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ben it nur ell Sran;pic b%elurst. Glen,
Ger Bate dliO Die Sad,e niht ausfoucn
frnnnen. lph mas tbut es, i'm Shea,
ter Iaht man ia aud. Napplcrn Ill.
ba: cie entlhiercn ldherlihen @erube
BON Strastur9 unc Spulpane untcr
nrnlhen unr 1T oielciht 9erare ceebalb,
aaller 9enprcen. !Nier fam man Il
Sprihwpu umfebren unr iosen Tcm
SIhcrlihen tis sum @sipaItiN Grrniten
1T rTt nur Elm S6ritt.
Der rptte Wcmeincerath ron CURE
GaInire sat bel reni Miinitrr prptelt ac
gen Gle Gntlheirun9 pes prdfoeten
rin9elc9t rurG pcId,s iein Sel6lnB cer
Iuetrettun9 rer S6ulbriicer pernidtet
wurre, 6rsilid,. rie 10000 Sre. S6a
renrrlaF fiir rie ibres Gisentbums tes
raItren S%rcensleute inn cine titttrc
Ollie fir ric Sapferen, trpsren nc aus
antsrer yeute laiden III ;ablsn ats
wcbnt iine.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-09-18
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