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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-11

A CHEAP ICE-HoUsE.-FrOsty y
nights remind Us that the ice crop for
the warm weather Of 1872 will soon
have to be gathered and plans for ice
houses will soon be in demand. Any
builder Of architect can design and
put up an elaborate ice-house which
may or may not preserve the ice in
trusted to its keeping; but cheap
makc-shift ice-hOuse which will serve
a temporary purpose until better
one can be erected, is greatly to be
desired. We know from experience
that very simple structure will
serve every purpose, and the follow
ing directions, from the Country Gen.
tleman, seem to meet the required
conditions: Throw down a dozen
or two of old Fails or poles on piece
of ground sufficient inclined to carry
OF the water, fill the crevices be.
tween the holes with sawdust, cover
with old boards, slabs or bark-gct
from the sawmill few loads of slabs,
take four say II feet long, notch the
VihCis ihV o iOS hOuSo, oCt IuCiu WI
the platform, and you have crib
about ten and half feet square by
the width of the slab deep; fill this
crib with sawdust and pack it down
hard. Cut your ice SO that it will
pack close, and eight feet square lay
it OH the sawdust, put on another
crib of slabs and ill up and pack
hard with sawdust all around, and so
60 on until you get up SIX or eight
feet; then put foot and half of
sawdust on top; over this put shed
roof of slabs-One end of the slabs !
nearly to the ice, raising the other
three feet. Ifice is all that is want
ed, It will keep in this manner as
we'll as in a vanished house. Let a
farmer once get in the habit Of keep |
ing ice, and he will soon find way
to make something better than crib /
to keep II in-and | think this cheap |
plan will be apt to gst him started. |
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-11

Hon. j. w. SMITH, Speaker of the
Lower Branch of the Georgia Legis-
lature, has been nominated by the
Democratic convention as q candidate
for Governor of that State. The Sc
lection Is o good one.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-11

TIE official statement shows that
236 grain and nine molasses distille.
ries were in operation in this country
on the lst instant, with total pro-
ducing capacity of PIG, gallons fron
the grain and 10, $50 gallons from the
mOlasses distilleries.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-11

SENATOR SUMNER has prepared and
will sOon introduce into the Senate a
bill for the abolishment of the Inter-
nal Revenue Bureau, with its hordes
OF Collectors, Inspectors, Assessors,
Clerks, ETC., which cost US last year
about eight million dollars, or two
thirds rs much as 1t is used to require
forty years ago. to defray the expenses
Of the Government of the United
States.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-11
The Origin of Lotteries.
From the Troy Times.

Lotteries were invented by the l'o
mans to cnlivcn their Saturnalia
This festival, which was instituted
in commemOration ofthc freedom
and equality which prevailed on
earth in the golden reign of Saturn,
began by the distribution of tickets
which gained some prize. Augustus
appointed lotteries, which consisted
of things of little value; but Nero es-
tablished some for the people, in
which 1000 tickets were distributed
daily; and number of those who
were favored by fortune became rich
bythem. IIeliogabalus invented lot.
teries of a singular nature; the prizes
were either of great value or none at
all one gained prize Of six slaves,
and another of six flies; some got
valuable vases and others vases OF
common earth. A lottery of this
exhibited an excellent picture of in
equality with which fortune distrib-
utes her favors. The first lottery in
England, of which we have any ac-
count, was drawn at the west door OF
st. Paups cathedral in 1869, and con-
sisted of 10000 tickets at 10 shllings
each. The profits Of the lottery were
to be applied toward repairing the
harbors. In 1912 King James appoint
cd lottery to be drawn at the same
place, for the plantation of English
colonies in Virginia. The principal
prize was 1000 crowns in plate.
MENTAL SYsTEM.-T'he faculty Of
concentrating the mind on the matter
i'm hand, to the exclusion of all other
things, is one of the rarest and most
valuable gifts with which a man can
he endowed. TO commence with
theory, to think it out ofits legitimate
results, to reduce these results to a
concrete form, and, If it be in material
science, to proceed to experiment and
practice, without diverging, in any
direction, from the purpose, is possible
to very few men. And we do not
think we are Overstating the case
when we assert that in proportion as
u man is gifted with this faculty, be
will become successful investigator
of the phenomenon of nature. Ger
tain il Is, that the most eminent men
in the scientific world have been re-
markable for this power of self-cOn.
centratiOn; and the study of nature
and her laws--which 60 from process
to process, and from fact to fact, by
strict induction and with inexpIOrable
logic-is the pursuit of all others for
the employment of this invaluable
talent, as we'll as for the increase of its
strength. The study of nature, in
other words, science, is the best occu-
patton for the mind, il 1t be desired to
systematic the thinking faculty, and
to produce the greatest result from the
exertiOn of the intellect. 1t is one
phase of the same power, of which
thoroughness of work is another 7; for,
if the ability of mental concentration
can be acquired, it is by doing most
thoroughly and earnestly the work in
hand. So the true worker and thinker
never wastes time and strength in
going back to what he has already
accomplished; but having done 1t
once, he is prepared for the next pro.
cess, and so goes on with the least pos
sible dispersion of mental force.-Sci-
catifc An,erican.
e~ .
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-11

LATE foreign advices state that the
Empress Eugenie is still residing at
the Countess of Montijo's town resi-
dencc, Madrid. Ever since her ar
rival there she has been treated
by the authorities with all the def
crential respect paid to crowned
heads.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-11

In organizing the Committees of
the Senate, we notice Hon. HENRY
COOPER is placed OH the Committee
on the Pacific Railroad and Terrific
ries, and ex.Gov. BROwNLow, on
Revolutionary Claims.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-11
REV. G. B. p" RsONs, ID. ID. an cm-
nent Methodist divine is dead.

UNCLE SAM has l,4d0, 0,OOO,o0O acres
Of land for sale after all his donations
for the benefit of railroads, schools,
colleges. etc, etc.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-11

One of our bellies is confined 10 her
residence just at present, seriously
indisposed." She has been trying Ia
bleach her hair, and we are grieved
to say the experiment has not heen
quite 81 successful rs might he desire,i.
-.NeW YWk MR. SO . .s.f
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-11

THE Comptroller of the Currency
writes the Commissioners of Internal
Revenue that it has been decided to
refund the tax paid by judges of State
courts on salaries received by them
from the respective State Trcasurers.
Beyond this, the department does not
feel authorized to 60.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-11

MEMPHIS will soon be supplied
with superior gas, at the rate Of So
per thousand feet. The works will
be completed by the lst of March.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-11

This is the most stylish way to
wear lace shawl: Loop it up on both
shoulders quite high, leaving all the
sleeve of your dress to be seen; then
fix on waistband of black ribbon
over the shawl, and draw all the full
ness to the back, making 1t as q
boufdnt as possible over the hustle
cross the front ends smoothly on the
breast, and also conilne them un-
der your waist.belt.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-11

The DIFFICULTY OF COMBINATION.
Why are things not improved :?
Why are fOllies not swiftly removed? ?
You convince an individual-any
number of individuals-of the fool.
ishness of folly; but you cannot
bring these convinced people to act in
concert. Combination Is very difficult;
and social improvements must always
be very hard to make In large com.
munities. 1t Is not difficult to imagine
community every individual mem.
Der of which shall be thoroughly con-
vinced of the fOolishness of some folly
which he, or she, commits daily. Nay,
more; each member OF this cOmmu-
nifty shall know that every other men,
ber Of this community thinks as he
does about the whole matter. And
yet the folly shall continue to be RAM
pant for two or three generations
Authur Helps.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-11

Louisville expects to pack 100000
hogs this season, 5000 more than
last year.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-11

TnH reduction of the public oen' ,
luring The year ending June "o'l,
1871, according to the annual report
of the Secretary of the Treasury was
S9i,327 ,76i 81, and that the 'o'"' ue
crease from March 1st, ls6o, TO De-
,ember 1st, 1871, was s21,s'i '"2 i',
Concurrently with this, the ann,a' ,n
interest charge has been reduced 10 ',
7Il;iB O4. 1t is estimated tha' "i'''
fine revenues and expenditures re-
manning as at present, there VIII DE "a
surplus of s71.7s4,99l % AT Tile s,
of the current fiscal year, to Apply
in reducing the principal OF the aep,' .
For the year ending June SUM- io'.' -.
the Secretary estimates totai III.
come of 1888, 100000, and in, that -d9 ane J
expenditures will aggregate saVi 'tI, tIo
O35 90. This would yield' WIN '"I nl
sum of s2s, ,O79, ,273 due on accoui' ,,,u ot oi
the sinking fund, a total surP'ro; SUR ro;te. o.
Ss,. .S7l, 226 0l. The Secretary reate 81 :, .
rates his opinion that the nation can, can
not reach specie payments 'N''P'
through cOntraOti6H -
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-11

Four thousand one hundred and
eighty four voters are registered in
Memphis, and three thousand five
hundred of them signed called on
Mayor JOHNSON to run for reelection.
That looks like the days of "rings"
and cliques were passed in the great
and growing city of Memphis.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-11

THE New York UeralGS Washing
ton special says II movement is ON
foot for the impeachment of GEN.
GRANT. MONTGOMERY BLAIR, it is
alleged, is at the bottom of it. The
main charge will be for violations of
the Internal Revenue Laws, and
usurpations of the war powers in
connection with the attempted an
ncxation of San Domingo. "Let us
have peace"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-11

IN his annual Report to Congress,
the Secretary of the Treasury states
that more than eighty millions, out
of the hundred millions of five
twentcs called in, are in the possess
sion of the department; seventeen
millions by payment of coin, and the
rest by exchange for the new five per
cents. The completion of the pay
ments and exchanges is expected to
occur soon. Gold has fallen to no.,
under the increased supply on the
market by payments on account OF
the five twenties.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-11

THE report of the Commissioner Oh
Agriculture states that all arrange
ment for exchange has been made
with the Colonial Government OF
Jamaica, which will result largely TO
our advantage, the authorities having
promised donation of over ooVo
plants of the cinchOnas, embracing
all the valuable varieties. This ac-
uuisition will enable the Department.
atan early period, to encourage eSpe-
riments in those sections OF the South,
where there is a reasonable prospect
Of the successful culture of this plant
which, in the past, has been exclu-
sively confined to certain localities III
south America, but the cultivation o,
which has recently been commenced
by the British Government III lhe
East and West Indies at large out
Jay.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-01-11

The Pennsylvania Central Rail-
road have leased the Memphis and
Charleston road for the term of forty
five years guaranteeing to the stock
holders three per cent for the first two
years, and six per cent, thereafter.
The same road recently purchased a
controlling interest in the East Ten
nessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad
from Bristol to Chattanooga. This
last arrangement gives them an un-
interrupted road to the Mississippt
river. 1t is a capital arrangement ior
the stockholders, the public and thls
great railroad Company.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-16
cures Gazette.

mer als unter Sraian. Seine Horrible
0enfun9sart baete bic hriitli6e Seseis
iteruna. unp ldrieb rem freuciacE
Sob Ger Gbriten niht elmer feiten llebers
,eusune, icnrern blpecr @ireripcnitiss
felt ,u, UNI IA Ct ras Seirentbum aufs
reht III erbalten entItlpilen mar, seftattes
tie CT I'M, 10 bereitpiQiser bic @usbriihe
Ter 9cIfsnutb sescn bic Gbriiten in
Rom, Sleinaiien unp i'm lirliden Sranf@
reid. Gr befabI lcsar ausplinrcrunsen
unp @nflaae Der Gbriiten auf 9ltbeismus.
ttyeitilhe Mable unp Slutidance. 9pr
rer 5inrihtuns rurcen 3wans unc
rie srauiamisn Iartern CUR abidpSz
runs ansewanrt. 1ph aus 4icte su
Seiu, Der ia aud Sein 9eben in Ger Sic
be ,u uns binscseben, ppferten rie !.
MartYrer ibr san;es irpiides 0aiein,
renn bic sanse Siefe res M~artyrtbun1
@cbeimni1es beltebt in Der Siefe Der eies
BE- nit welder Ger Gbriit, ron Seiu &C.
liebt, Selum pierer liebt.
GprtieBuns fplst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-16
(Gurrs(punosW Der Gursmb. Wa,sttr. }
NptresO me- Snr.
Sebr 9eebrter SER!


Sebr 9eebrter SER!
@enn sic es ratbIam finren, 10 bite
i6 gle riele wenisen oeilen in ibr peits
pcrbreitetes Slatt einriiden su lallcn.-
Sbslei6 pielelben nibts @unperbares.
10 entbalten ite rod etipas, mas in
unierm 3eitalter ielten aUrfpmmt.
@pr einisen Sasen 1T Ger bpdw. pa
ter y. 4autb, aus Rem Srcen res y.
8reuses in NptresO Dame, Snp. npn iei@
ner Geiie mad Ocutiblanp ;urifscfebrt,
no sr ieinen Serwanrtm Treunren unp
Scfannten i'm 9%urcmSurser 4anre eincn
SeIu6 atseitattet bat. Der bpdp. pa
ter bat 10 junse 9eute, udmlid sebn
jnnse Mdnner unp 8 Sunsfraucn (alle
euremburser. u. B. 3D. mitsebrabt, Die
Ger IbI6t ilnp ii1 0ptt i'm rclisi5len
Stance ;u wirmen. Die junSen Mans
nsr iinp in penielben Srpen setreten, Ell
nise Don ibnen lolen Yater, bic anrsrsn
Srater perpen 4; bic junaen Wir1en iinp
su zen S9weitern ceS 81. &reu;es sez
sansen, nit Der Ntiidt fir bic Sa9e
0pttsS unp Der Stride ;u pirfen.
Semerfenswertb it, baB Der bp6w.
Yater 9autb einen Srurer une cine
Sdwefter mitsebradt bic ieinen Suez
itapfen fclsen, 70 rab jest nit benz pa
ter ie6s @eidpiitsr in remielben Srren
iib b%eincen, ndmli6 pier Sricer unp 2
Sdpetern. @pn cieIen bat cine, spn
ienen baben erei bic YrpfeB sema6t.--
Der Srren res 81. Sreu,es, Der iein
Wutterbaus in NotreSO Dame bat, Yerbreiz
tet iid raid in cen %psreinisten q taaten,
ptslei6 CT ron Sransplen seitiftet 10
nimmt bod raS eeutibe Clement tisz
LID gu. Sn 0alSeitcn, Ser. miro cine
bliibenpe Nnitalt bon eincm reutlhen
Srurer seleitct. resslei1en gu G~incinnas
II. Die WuIflebrer an Der llnipsritdt
bon Nctres Dame iinc Oeuti6e. Spn
800 35slinscn, Die an pieler blibcnrcn
anitalt lturiren, 1T rer brittle lbeil spn
reutIder abtunft. WSsen uniere reuts
iden 1anrsbrirer ii6 bemiiben 70 Yiel
als mbsli6 fir uniere bell. Geliaicn II.
fir ras cmise &rbl unlerer 2anpsleute
in rirlrm ganre su wirfen. X.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-16
GorrefponSens Der Surcmb. Gazette,
9 (. OpnatuS, ren 80. Sept.

Seute feierte rie beige Sdwsiteridule
UNI ras Yenllonat ras 5eit res ). Gr3s
snsels Midael. SduBpatron Res Seels
icrsers Ter Miiilrn. Die Yaidt Ger
Danftarfeit fir empfansene @obltbaten
Miro auf ricIe 0eiis rem juecnrlid en- G,es
mitbe einaeprdst cine Y1idt Die in UNI
ierer ielbhiidtissn 3eit 10 iebr in zen
Sintersrunp tritt. Die llnranftarfeit
rer Suaenp Zen Gltcrn 9eseniibcr du6ert
ii6 In llnsebprmiam unp Serlairn Ter
Gltern; rie llnranfbarfeit 9saen rie Sir
DE cHentart il6 i'm abfau BON unp Nufs
trrten 9eaen rieielte; tie llnranfbars
felt srsen Zen Staat cHenbart ii6 IN rcr
tciidnrisen Nufleb luns aeSen reilen Nus
tolitdt /; resbalb 1T ss iebr nptbwenria,
RAP RE pili6t rer 0anftarfeit In Ter
Shule als Gin 8aetor in RE GrSiebunS
eintritt. Probatum est.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-16
Ssriammluus oes 0eneral : Gapitels
Der Miiionare bom 3. &reu3 gu
Notre Dame, Snoiana.

lleber bic Congregation res bl. 8reus
ses une raS &lOiter ron NotresD a in
Sacramento, in ras neulid cine S1aar
Su~remburser abseSansen 1T, beridtet pie
3situns ~se Wcnce" 5%clsenres:
nMm 5. Nusuit bat iib ras General
fapitel rer Wililpndre pom 81. &reu, BON
Wans su NptresO Dame in Snriana serz
iammelt. Gs 1T Gas rite Mal. pas cas
0eneralfapitel elmer Srrensseleul1aft in
Amerifa suiammenberufen nurre. Gs
ut ries iOmit Gin pabres Greianis fir Die
8atbplifen. Oils Wisr. Dual General
ricier Congregation, iein amt niererlsste,
marc Yater Scrirl, Ter ramalise prppins
sial Der @ereinisten Staaten, einltimmia
an reien Stelle erpdblt. y. Sprin 1T
in europa niht unbefannt in 4merifa
ater Seniebt CT iprsen ieinsr aueercrcentz
lid lesensreidcn @irflamteit einen woblz
Yerrienten aIssmeincn, &uf. Gr mar
es, Der zines 5ascs inmitten Der @dlcer
Elm Sreus aufpflan;te, uln cas- bic &atbps
lifen iib idaarten, UNI cine feline Sc
meinre Su bilren. Salp fab man an
ecr Steae Ger frlbsren Ginbrc einen
Sleden, einen County, ,lnp bic 9eySls
feruns ities unauibbrlid. 9. Sprin lab
jerph Elm, RAP iein @erf niGt rauerbaft
let. ,penn CT Die Sinner unp bic Sueenp
nidt bilrete, unp unternabm caber jenes
srp6e Werf ces Gple9iums ron Nctres
Dame, Elm irabres @unrer. Gs 1T eli
nc pcuitinpise afapemie unp Gle Gr,iebz
uns miro carin jabrlih ~reni9ltens 400
SinslirSm aus alien Sbeilen Mmerifa's
ertbeiIt. Sas 0ebduce 1T pra6tia, unp
Nihts tritp permi6t BON Alem. mas ,u
elmer Gr,icbuns pom bSditen 3ans er,
@fprrert miro. Die Congregation pom 81.
&reuSe bat ii6 permebrt, UNI su ricz
lem 3uwadie bat y. Sprin reidli6 BIZ
srtrassn. Sn Ger Nabe res goIeaium's
lir Sinslinse Bonnet li6 Elm 8lpfer fir
Srdulein, UNI rieies &lpiter 1T rcn
Shwcfern rer ;priten CONGREGATION pom
bl. &reuSe anpertraut. Seit y. Scrin
General Ger Congregation sepOrren, re-
llrirt or b%eitdnciS gu NptresO Dame. rae
er seitiftet unc ras er freueis auftlis
ben lItbt. Die YroYin;iale u. rie Stcrn
rer Yerldierenen 5duier babsn ii6 auf
cen Guf ibres Stcrsenerals na6 @meris
ia beseben, UNI aud IuYal, rer nunmebr
0eneralvitar in Ssnsalen 1T, bat nit
6reure am @eneralfapitel lI1 tetbeilist.
Ties bilret einen suten Anfans fir y.
Grin. 8enn man ric Srrcnsleute in
europa Serfplst 70 mSsen iie nur Zen
Staub pom ibren Sbuben ltiitteln unr
in rem 9ereini9ten Staaten cine 3us
audtsitatte iuden. Oas Grrreib lit
tort melt senus, UNI ollie aufsuncbmen,
UNI rie SeiiIihen SerirfniHe iinp arce
aenus. UNI ibrsn sanSen Seslsneifer in
Aniprud ;u nsbmen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-16
Rofbptifbcr Girhen SalcnScr,
Snm %3insarofdtn.
AT orn dDriflidDen Siin9lins.
Wattb. %, f5-2t.

Sbeurer Singing!
SD fam mir feinen jdmmerlideren
xne erbarmlideren iunsen Weniden rprs
teaen, als ren, rcr iib in isinem Gbun
xnp 9alen BON car Wen 6en ur d. t
Ieiten lGet. llnr leiper! bic 3abl bic
kr Sflasen 1T ibersrOe. ..nftatt
BE g timme pes @ewtnens unp
bic @runptdse pes GYan8elis
ans in Icinem tSanreln Su 8atbe su
aieben, bSrt er ;itternp unp tebenc, Der
armIelisc SInalins 8, auf ras
summe @erere Der Sdwdyer unp ras
@efreiId Ger u%nmiGenren SbSAseiiter.
Die Menl6enfurdt, . Sinalins, 1T elm
3eiben zines ibwaden Geiltes. Die
Gimme ces 0ewi6ens, Die ibm ras 8us
Der, bic 8runpiiBe pes gpanseliumS, BIC
ibm Der Gpmpas auf rem itirmenpen Sc
bensmeere Iein iollen, bat er dber Scrr
sstpprfsn, unp 70 treitt CT renn spm
3eitaeif acleitet ppn Siinre su Cater,
rom Cater gum Serbre6cn cem Safen cis
ner unbeilbrinsenpen Gpisteit entse9cn.
leer OH Serrisniten, aber ansefiut BON
Serwprfenbeit - penn lies. . Singing,
une iaDe Dir, Oh es niht 10 1T.
9icier srmlelise junSe Weni6 firdtet
fh ras Suite ~ tbun, rem er fSnnte ia
mSslihcrpeiie ppn anrern teladelt pcer
perlppttet ,perpcn : iein 0ewihen uno cie
@runriaye res Gpanseliums sibt CT resz
balb bran. Seer, in ieinem Snnern reot
IS ii1 gum 0uten, or weib, er fennt feline
Yfi6t, CT mbhte iie 9erne eriiuen, aber
febe, a tritt rie Weni6eMfur6t raSwis
11en nit Ger Srase: ia, mas perpen reis
ne &amcraren rasu lasen? ME fannit
Du rieie!bsn aufseben? pie fannit Ou
rid pom rieiem unp jenem trennen
llnp wieccr sibt er ieine Before llcberseus
aune bran, unp Miro cir 9eudtber an
Ieiner Yflidt. 9lip ras llrtbeil Der
Tbpren, eer SS ewi6ter ma6t
einsn driflibrn Singing gum Seiss
ling! 6eiser SlnSlinh warum
Durt6 Tn unp ihGmii
Did reines 0pttes urp reines ;. @lau>
bens? Sore rie gBcrte bic pein Seilanr
pom &reuse berab an rein 0ewilien
5pridt: wer ii6 metner II. met
ner 0cbrc ppr rem Wenb en-
fd am t. oeen werbe t6 NJ d
Dor meinem BIN mliden Sas
ter ddmen!-Sinslina Ou trad,s
tet nab~gbre; wpblan, 10 trafte nah
Dem llrtbfil Ger Su9enp baften 70
errerbe Dir caS Cob Ger SeIIern.
Wan wiro DID rann In rieIen unirrn
3aeen fir eincn Spnperlina unter
Sdn9linssn balten ; nun. mas cenn 7?
ST CO ia INNER 70 sepeien. Srer BIT
Du ssnGtbist 0 reinen Sanrlun9en
ben Mcnihen Ge6enidaft ab;ulcsen !
Sinp ie reine 8i1ter?
Sieb. gutter Sinalins, robin sieben
DieieniSen, rcten Qebensrihtihnur Gle
Wenihsnfurd,t 1T! Du aber banele for
tan ieltfttanriG ME eS rem 6riflis
den SdnSlinSe siemt.
aua elm Sin9linB uns 1sin 5reuaS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-16
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Sable 81 5. Oft. 1877

Sable Wpunc, 5. Oft. 1872.
Serr Teoaftcur!
Die Sur. 8asette", go. 62, @. 6,
nennt ras Starthcn 9epbe Ell in Sbers
Steiermarf als Gins Ger rei6iten in sans
Seirrreib peSen Der ca;u SebSrencen
@alrunsen !; rieiem reiben Sticthen
in Stsicrmarf f5nnen mir 0urembureer
cas- drmite Oorf unleres Qanpes nit au.
tenn Gedt an Die Seite itslen.
&ppfal |, cine Stunce nSrcli6 BON
2~uremburs it ais cas drmite Oprf UNI
iereS lanrcS b%efannt. SIS ;dblt iiber
200 Samilien, ca. tauienp Seelcn, mo-
runtcr nur A Sauern, pie ancern ale
SaglSbner unp 6anrwerfer linp. Ter
Triftbum res rnlen OorfeS teitcbt,
ME Al 4ecbm aus bShit crtr19lihen
@alrun9en. Iie'e baten einen 6llbens
inbalt ron unacfdbr 22O0 older (Otprs
acn). Nuf etra 5000 Wicr9en wirc
jabrlid gum Nusen rer Sewcbner cas
6pls 9efdut. Son rem Grtras rieier
Scl;ibldse perren ale 0rmsint eauaas
aen uho Soften bcitritten. Nl1ltrem
rerren ron rieien Ginfinften rrci frsie
S1ulen, cine Snabsns, cine Wirhcns
unp cine Sleinfincerihule gut unterbal,
ten unp rie 2ebrcr anltanri9 br;ablt.
Ncbsn all rieien aussatsn bat tas
arme 0orf Scpltal felt 1880 bis 1850,
ans Dem iibrisen 0elre fplsenpe Sauten
nit allen, mas ra3u seb5rt unp notb,
rcnriS mar, ausSefibrt unc AUDI besablt,
n1mlib:
4. Cine itsinerne Bride i'm Dcrf fir
Srs.12OO
2. Cine pra9t,pue Stride fir
45,8OO
3. Gin Sduls unb Yfarrbaus nit
2ebrermobnun9 fir 1880
a. Gin neuer unc serdumiser &irds
bpf fir 1900
S. &irdenmSbsl une Sacramento fir
10000
6. 1rei neue 8lpfen bon i5sr 5000
pfp. jere fir 600
Z. Gin srpeites S9ulbaus nit gebs
r%erwObnuns fir $500
8. @ae nStbisen SdulmSbsl fur
200
8. Die SaupldBe su eisIie &iutsn fir
$500
10. Drummer. BaGerleitunsen unr
Steae fir 1400