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The statistics of wool growing for the
last ten years show some curious iluctu:-
tions. In 1861 the home production Of
wool WAS estimated at 55,000,000
pounds; in 1868 it was 15j, ,000,OO0
pounds; in 1871 it fell to l2S,000,GG0
pounds, the smallest production since
1865.
Under the stimulus of the war de
mand, and the protection afforded by
the premium on gold, farmers entered
into wool growing extensively, and the
number of sheen was nearly doubled in
six years. AT The close Of The war pri-
ces fell rapidly, and farmers, seized
with dependency, fastened to reduce
their aocks. The destruction began III
the autumn OF 1868, and resulted in .he
dimunition Of the aggregate number OF
sheep by at least four millions during
the winter Even in New England they
were killed for their peltS and taI!ow.
From 1861 to 1861 the increase in
wool was relatively larger than the in
crease in sheep. This WAS the result OF
the introduction o: mcrino blood in
breeding. The coarse-wOol liockS of
Texas, California, Colorado, and even
New Mexico, have been improved by
the infusion of new blood, which has in
all cases tended to an increase in the
weight of the fleece.
For many years to come California
and the Territories of the far West will
form .he great wool-producing section
of the country. In California this in
terest has already acquired great impor-
tance. That State has now about eight
millions Of sheep, which will be increas-
ed by at least three million lambs the
present season. The sheep are sheared
twice year, and with good season
the two clips might be expected to av,
erage ten pounds per head. This would
make the wool crop of California S0,-
100000 pounds, or 25,000,000 more
than the total product of the United
States in 1861 This springs clip, how
ever, is not expected to yield over four
and half pounds, instead of six, which
IL VIC "NciaS5C ioi tut spIluS VII III liit
best of seasons; but even this will
amount to 36,000,000 pounds for the
spring clip alone. The spring clip is
expected to bring 35 cents q pound, re
turning over $l2,OO0,0O0 to the growers
with another clip to come in the fall.
1t is estimated that the actual cost OF
producing wool in California is less than
ten cents pound. California WOO
comes into the market two months ear
lier than that of Canada and the Allan
tic States, and it shrinks less, in conse.
quence of the dry climate. The price
of common wool in the New York mar.
ket on the 1st of May was, in 1861, 3E
cents per pound in 1862, AZ cents; il
1868, 70 cents; in 1864, 20 cents; il
1865, IS cents; in 1866, 60 cents; il
1867, As cents; in 1868, 40 cents; il
1869, 40 cents; in 1870, A cents; il
1871, As cents ia 1872, 70 cents. Other
grades of wool have fuctuated in pro
portion during these years.-N. 7. Sun
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Cincinnati Live stock Market.
GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS.
AJONDkv EupNTNr

MONDAY EVENING, May 13.
CATTLE-The market is unchanged.
We quote common to eXtra butchers
cattle, $3a5 rs per GENITAL gross; ship
ping cattle, S6a6 25.
straightforward good, and all sell
readily upon arrival at from S5a6 SO
per GENITAL live weight, wool sheep
sheared sheep, 81 50a5. so. Lambs are
bringing from S3a4 per head.
HOGS-The receipts are liberal, and
the market active. We quote stock
hogs, So 75a4; shipping hogs,s4a4 Is
good to extra butchers hogs, 81 20a4
40, No stock of any kind remain il
the pens unsold.
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klleghany Live Stock Market.

Way II.
Cattle: There were 3S cars cattle on
sale to day against 43 cars last week ;
trade was more active, prices shade
better and the quality not so good -
Sales of prime to extra butchers cattle
at 7c, to 7lc; medium to good, &c, to
69c; stock cattle. 49c to 5&c; fresh COWS,
$40 to $50.
Sheep and lambs in fair supply, but
all sold at full prices; sales at SIC to
&c for clipped sheep, and Sc, to 9!c
for woolcd. Lambs So TO 81 so pei
head.
Hogs dull: sales in'a.retail way at A Ia
54c.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Gottlcb .chmotz
VS..
John Wall ct ux.

ny virtue of an OF Ter of sale 10 me di-
n rected from the court of common pleas OF
Monroe county. Ohio. | will offer for sale st
the front door of ths ooult house,in the town
of Woodsfield, between. the hours OF Ten
O'Clock m. and four o'clock p. IA, on
lSatmdoy, tie l5M ddy Of June, 1872,
the following described real estate, situate in
Molroe county, Ohio. to wit.
The southwest quarter of the northeast
quarter Of section thirty-two, town, hip two
Of range foar containing forty acres aud
eleven huulredths.
Also, the southeast quarter of the south
west quarter of section thirty two, township
tso Of 'ange four, containing forty acres aud
eleven hundredths, situate in Aonroe county,
Ohio and of the land IN the District hereto
fore subject to sale at Marietta, now Chilli
cothe. ,.s.S
j. ?. spRIads.
Mvl4v5. Mas. Com NJ. q O.
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geR lDayts,

MEMPHIS, May 15.-Regarding the
statement that Jefferson Davis had an
nounced himself as 8 supporter of
Greeley, and a dispatch of the 18th
from New York corroborating the state
ment to the same paper, today's Ap-
peal, an out-and-out Greely paper, says
'sMr. Davis authorizes us to say that
the story above given is wholly unfoun-
ded. He never wrote Mr.. Greeley on
any subject; never made any promise
in regard to Cincinnati ticket to Greeley
or any one else, and as there is no other
ticket with which to compare it he could
not have made the comparison as sta.
ted.
Mexican blue is the new color. Oul
objection to it is that it is altogether
too gaudy.
Summer dresses Of white material arc
handsomely embroidered in black and
crimson.
A Maine topper has recovered from ;
saloon keeper Sl00 damages done by
him, the topper, to his, the toper's, OWL
household effects:
The Duke of Devonshire allowed his
son, the Marquis of Harrington, while
he was still under age, $l5O,O0O q yeal
as college money.
The White Pine News tells story O
Mormon, named Purdy, living neal
Salt Lake City, after having some
trouble between himself and his wife
ard her relations, deliberately scalpe(
her, mounted horse and rode of witt
his prize.
Mrs. S. B. Lowe, of Chattanooga
Tennessee, has presented to Washing
ton and Lee University a pair of tongs
formerly the property Of General Trum
bull, of Connecticut, and with whicl
General Washington had often lighted
his pipe, smoking in company with hi
host.
Mr.. Rogers, the great French tenor
was something of wit and wag, o
which an entry in his journal is spec
linen. His first Sunday in London wa
wet; not soul in Regent street. Abou
noon he met dog, who was in grea
hurry, and had no umbrella.
A Brazilian gaucho demanded none.
OF one-legged beggar. On his reply
INC tlrat he was penniless the gauch'
retorted that SO poor q man should no
want to live, and coolly gave him sew
eral stabs, leaving him for dead.
Petroleum " Nasby, it is said, makes
$44, 900 per annum, by lecturing and b,
his notable letters. Mark Twain ha
made $l50,000 by his "Innocent
Abroad" and expects S20O,0OO 70
"Roughing It" 1t is well worth Will
to be verdant and to have been rougl
at those figures
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TIE HoME-The Home Fire Insu-
rance Company at Columbus, Ohio, is q
first rate Company TO insure your prop
erty with. 1t was the first Company to
notify the Chicago losers, insured in it,
that it was ready to pay its losses in fell.
Mr.. D. NEUHART, of Woodsfeld, is the
agent for this county, and will take risks
on property at reasonable rates. Give
him call. Office West side Of Public
Square.
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:. RE- Attention is invited to the card OF
W. c. PORTER, veterinary surgeon. pub.
lished in this issue. BILLY is thorough
horseman and fully understands the treat.
ment of horse diseases. He can be found
at BUcHANAN's livery stables, north of the
Court House.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-05-21
DIR, Greeley and she Democracy
GFrom the Chicago Tribune

All over Illinois there is more uniteC
Democratic support of Horace Greeley
even at tEis time, than can be centerec
upon any other man who can be selected
bv any Convention, Democratic or Re
publican. When the Democratic Con
vention meets, fully one-half Of the party
will be then determined support Gree
lev ANYHOW
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EMr. A. C. MILLER is continual

EMr A. G. MILLER is continually
adding improvements to the DAVENPORT
property. He is having new curb stone
laid from the south side round to the al
ley on the north; has planted eleven
shade trees and boxed them; made two
paling fences, ore on the court house
front and one north to the alley: and laid
out the vacant lot formerly occupied by
old buildings in beautiful walks, with the
edges sodded and the beds and grounds
planted with a multitude Of flowers and
plants.
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Democratic County Convention
SATURDAY, JUNE |, 1872.

At meeting Of the Democratic Coun
ty Central Committee held in Woodsiiell
on Tuesday, toe 26;h day Of March, the
following resolutions were ADOPTED:
Resolcc@. That the Democratic voters
of Monroe County arc requested to meet
at the usual places of holding elections
in The several townships, on
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q. S. Revenue Notice.

NOTICES hereby given that the under
~ signed will receive, in wiring, on the
25th day of May, at his Office in Marietta, any
appeals from the ANNUAL Ass assment of the
Assistant Assessor CT Monroe County.
GEORGE NJ. WOODBRIDGE
mayl4w2. Assessor 18th Dis. of Ohio.
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EFThe authorities of Barnesville
have prohibited dogs running at large af-
ter the Goth inst, unless muzzled; if not
muzzled it is lawful for the Marshal to
kill them. If tlat ordinance was enforc-
e0 here, a person selling muzzles would
make a small fortune.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

May l3.
Beeves are dull this week, and the
market favors buyers; sales of 1,SOO
head extra Pennsylvania and Western
beeves at 7taSc; fair to good, 6aTc
common, 5a54c per ID.
Sheep. unchangel: sales of $4,000
head at 5aSc, per ID.
Hogs are dull, with sales of $3.50
head at S6a7 per cwt.
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Aour new Marshal, PORTER, Gagged
seventeen cows one day last week. The
owners came down with fifty cents each,
and BILLY surrendered the cattle.
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An Chic Democrat Talks.

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
We shall unhesitatingly u for Gree
ley, for the all sufficient reason, among
others,shat Greeley is an honest, capable
man, and Grant is neither the one nor
tile other.
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@Mr. j. P. SPR1GGs caught sun
fish last week that measured eleven inches
in length. Old fishermen say that's a
"whopper"-- the story, but the fish.
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Attachment.

Thomas G. rennl Before L. Cisnc, J. P. Of Fer
against ry township MoDro county,
Thomas Moffet Ohio: On the 4th day of
April A. D. 1872, said Justice issued an order
of attachment in the above action for the sum
Of $j0 my7w3. THOMAS q. PENN.
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= Ey Mr.. JACOB REINHERR has fitted up
one of his rooms for an ice cream saloon
in the best style. Fine pictures ornament
the newly papered walls, tables with clear
covers, new oil cloth on the floor and ex-
cellent cream go to make up the best sa.
loon ever started in Woodsfeld.
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ZEN. HoLLIsrEk, Esq, arrived at
home on the 18th inst, after an absence
OF five Or six months in Missouri,
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EDS. SPIRIT: Please announce JOHN BURK-
HARD, of Center township, as a candidate for
the Office of Inf1rmary Director; subie to
the decision of the Democratic County Con-
vention. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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E The potato bug has made its ap.
pearance in Belmont County, and is de-
stroying early potatoes at rapid rate.
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EY>Ne noticed in the Court House
last week anew three light chandalior.--
1t will be suspended in the Court room.
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CENTRAL COMMITTEEMAN.

EDS. SPIRIT: Please announce JOHN p.
SPRIGGs as a candidate for Central Commit
teeman for the Township of Center.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Much anxiety is manifested by the
farmers at the protracted dry weather.
The streams are already low, wells are
drying up,and the country is suffering fol
want of rain. Fears are expressed that
unless we have speedy and copious rains
the summer crops will be ruined.
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HsThe Guernsey County Fair will be
held this year on the Cd, Sd and 4th DAYS
of October.
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SHERIFF's BALH.
Simon Dorr
Us.
John Graham OF al.

d. virtue of an alias order of sale to me d.
II reeted from the court Of common pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio, will offer for sale at
The front door Of the court house, in the town
of WoodsHeld, between the hours OF 10
o'clock a. m. and o'clock 2. m.,sn
Saturday, the 18th day of June, 1879,
the following described real estate, situate IN
Monroe county. Ohio TO wit: ~
Beginning at s stone planted In the middle.
of the road leading TO Morristown Oh the
south boundary line of the northeast quar-
tor CT section thirty, township i've Of range
Eve; runaing thence west twenty one and
sixteen husdrsdth perches; thence north
thirty three and sixty -four hundredth per-
ches; thence east eighteen and fourteen han
irsdth perchss; thence south four and three
fourth degrees east three and seventy-six
hundrsdth perches TO the placs of beginning,
containing four acres and twenty-sae per-
ches.
Appraised at S9s0.
| GEORGE CALDWELL,
| uyl4w5. Sheriff U. G. o.
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An NOU NC T. NJ 4 N rs

s9~ Announcing the names Of condi-
dates So each. Tickets 50 per thousand
The money mast accompany all orders to'
the insertion of names, and tickets.
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EDS. SPIRIT Please announce the name of
JEREMIAH WALTON, of Washington township,
as candidate for Commissioner; subject TO the
decision of the Democratic County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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COMMISSIONER.

EDS. SPIRIT: Please announce CHRISTIAN
CEHRs, of Ohio township as a candidate for re-
election Second term) to the Office of County
Commissioner; subject to the decision of the
Democratic Primary Convention; Mr.. CEHRs
during his first term, has been vigilant and
faithful official, and according to party custom
is entitled to a denomination.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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EDS SPIRIT: Please announce G. M. BLOW
ERs of Adams township, as a candidate for
Tnfrmary Director; subject to the decision of
the Democratic County Convention.
MANY TAXPAYERS
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Jacob Baker
Andrew Baker ct al.

DY virtue of an alias order Of sale to me d.
ID rected from the court Of common pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio will offer for Aale at The
front door Of the court house, in the town, Of
Wcods3eid, between the hours sf 10 s'slssk
.. m. and o'clock p. m. en-
Saturday, the 18th dag Of Jase, 1877,
the following described real estate, situate In
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit: y.
The west half of the west hAlf Of the lorth-
east quarter of section eleven, township ssven
of range seven, containing forty acres more or
less.
Appraised at 81, 500. +.
GEORGE CALDWELL,
may7w5. Sheriff u. C. Q.
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SHERIFF'S SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY.
George H. Davenport
vs..
George F. Dicks.

=.
DY virtue of ar execution to me directed
] from the PROBATE Court of Monroe county,
Ohio, win offer for sale at the front door of
the court house, in Tho town of Wc0dsfeld.
between the hours of 10 O'clock a. III. and 4
O'Clock p. rn., Ou
Saturday, the 26th dag Of Nay, 1872,
the following described personal property, TO
wit:
One portable saw mill. -;
GEORGE CALDWELL,
myl4w2. Sheriff NJ. &. ..
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EDS. SPIRTT: Please announce the name of
JACOB DRUM, of Perry township, as a ctndi-
date for Infrmary Director; subject to the de-
cision of the Democratic County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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MPerhaps twould be the part OF pru-
dence for parties, who contemplate sein-
ing, to read the law which forbids that
amusement.
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EDs. SPIRIT: Please announce STEPHEN
DcUaHERrY, of Wayne township, as candi-
date for reelection (third term) to the office
of Infirmary Director; subject to the decision
of the Democratic County Convention,
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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JACOB T. noRRLL is a candidate for Probate

Judge of Monroe County, before the Demo-
cratic Nominating Convention. and will abide
its decision. Respectfully submitting his
claims to his former twelve or fifteen hun
dred friends and others favorable to rotation
in Office.
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INFIRNIARY DIRECTOR.

EDS. SPIRIT: Please announce ABRAHAM j.
GRIFFITH, of Center township, as candidate
for Infirmary Director: subject to the decision
of the Democratic Primary Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
! Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C.,
and indeed all tho affections which ar1so
| from malarious, marsh. or miasmatio
| poisons.
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LOCAL.

1 Common Pleas Court convencs on
tuesday, the 18th day of June.
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Harden & DunaWav.

Harden & Dunaway.
III Maiu street,
Wheeling, West Va,
The largest and carries the most complete
stock Of
MILLINERY FANCY GOODS,
ID DREs,s TRIMMING S ,
OF any house in the city Keep constantly
on hand full line of Trimmed Hats for both
/ Wholesale and Retail Trade.
Special attention paid to orders-Oct2iY,
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No ono remedy Is louder
| called for by the necessities Of,
the American people than q
sure and safe cure for Fever
and Ague. Such we are now
enabled to offer, with a perfect
certainty that it will eradicate
the disease, and with assur-
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DR.. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.s
Practical and analytical Chefststs.
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THR WORLD.
PRICE, $1.0O PER BOTTLE.
For saleby J. +. Juakins, WoodsGeld- hn2l
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Ayers Ague Cure,

FOE SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYwHEnn
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Sin 9~ursmburse! als @raber.

Go mar an eincm seIcui9cn Ntenc
ais mir in Cincinnati helm 0lalr 8ein
,uiammeniafcn UNI cas @tlprds auf
rie Ndtipnalitltcn fam. Gtn Sremrer
ron intcliosntem unc anitdnriSem Nu,
Germ. Ger iih uns unsei6lrilen bate,
mcinen Weburtsprt erfabrenr er;ihlte uns
Niadfebenrce. reien gSabrbcit i6 ni6t
in 3peifel siebe.
SIS rur i'm Sabre 1862 als i6 als
SfN;ier rcr 6rcmpenle9ipn in Africa NIT
mcinen Ieta6cmsnte in Sici Bel Abes,
prcSins Dram sarniipnnirte. uniere
Ntttciluns beiianp fait gan; aus Oeuts
lden.
Gtnrs Nadmitta9e laaertcn mir unter
rem Shatten zines Maulbeerbaumes
oils Gin ltmufsebauter 4raber pom tiefs
traunem GENT unc fart marfirsen Sc
lidts,iNrn auf itattli6em WauleIel an
inns Ycrlbcrritt unr i'm ielben Moz
mente pie gufmerfiamfeit unieres Ga
pitains auf iid sp9 Der iufprt cen
@uni1 dueerte in zen BeiiB res 1biez
res III %selansen.
Das 1T irbr lsidt, rief Der scrbeireis
tenre Araber auf Oeutih. 40 Gres.
fiiate CT binsu UNI Der Maulsiel seb5rt
Sbnen, 6err 6%auptmanr. =
Gritaunt blisten MQe auf ben Mrater
Ger Elm madellOiss Deutid iprad UNI Der
inprupiiirte @litenlobn bic 8erwunres
runs Der Solpaten bemerfene, lief nit
ipSttelncem gddeln
MA Jongen ech sen g Letzeburger,
Do hanne wohnen ech ="
uni seiste slei6seis auf ein baIb perfals
Ienes aus 8adwerf sebautes 6aus, pcls
dies in Ger lbat feline @ebnuns mar.
q, Wl.
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9rei WiQiaroen Wpbl I6werlie

3rei MiQiaroea Wpbl 16irerlid
nla6t man ii6 Elm Srse BON rem Nief
gen Der slnleibe, Die 5ranfrsi6 in's @erf
seiest. Sc liest ii@ iebr lei6t, es idrsibt
ii6 gang beauem in 3iTern ; ater bic
5inanSbelpn ieIbit ino nidt I'M Stans
DC Die punrerbare @ifli9fsit elmer
iOl6en 0elcmaNe su pirrissn. Sn
0plp wirce rieie Summe 100 Cons
piesen ; utn fie ;u sdblen bepdrfte es,
ansencmmen man sdblt per Sscunre
5 Ocuars, Sier role Sabre. 3ebn
Giientabnsise wdren erfprrsrli@ UNI ries
ie 800 Wiuicnen mad Berlin ;u itafs
fen une Gin Mann, rsr pie Nunre I'm,
rie @clt MAIDEN wirre, 1T ni6t i'm
Stanre rieie cnprn,e IeialIumu,e III ers
idSpfen, ielbft ipen, er bel jsrem S6ritt
;psi 0plriiiide auf cen Soren pdrfe.
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0raf Woltfe bat, ME tie vYpf" c,

Wraf Woltte bat, ME rie "ypt" ers
idbrt, Srn. 5bicrs Gin pradtopll Setuns
Genes Gremplar ieines @erfss iber rem
fran;Siihzrcuti6en &ries gum @sidenf
0ema6t. 9Sie nun ras XIX. Siccle"
beute er;dblt, mar Der S%enruns bic
Bite an Serrn 1biers teissfist als Sis
~ltprifsr Elm llrtbeil iiter ras Bud fallen
su wpIsn. wcrauf 1biers per telegraph
antrortete. or bate ipfcrt zen auftras sur
llebsrisBuns res yudes sesetsn, iperre
caiIelte Srdnrlid ~fturiren unp rann ras
scipdnidte urtbeil Gem 9rafen Wpltfe
iiberlenren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-09-25
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