davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-05-12
'cr The Sunday Appeal.l
THE sEAY QUEES.
nc FI0WeT Uueen1 EmH30 Lu03pkta
BY LIDE MERIwETHEE.


RCHBfsHo
Dreary winters reign is over,
Merry May has come again,
Buds and starry blossoms I've
Vale and mountain, grove and plain.
Ere nights misty curtain closes
Softly DER the dying day,
Lilies white and biushfng roses
Irvine ye for the Queen Of May.
Gull the fairest summer flowers,
And entwine them for her brow,
Let the brightest, sweetest bowers
Lend their bloom and fragrance now;
Ask the garlands to surround her
With their softly glowing sheen,
And the fairies bright 70 crown her
Youth, and Love, and Beauty's Queen.
scEPTER BEARER.
Take the scepter, maident
Low on bended knee,
Freshly Wreathed, and blOssOm-laden,
Here ] offer thee:
Seasons bright,
Fairies light,
Round thee troop to-day,
Loving subjects, heal and true,
Little Queen o May.
Weld thy scepter gently;
Where the Utrtues reign,
Smiling Peace, and blooming Plenty,
Follow in their train.
While the gay
Smile of Nav,
Life and JOY imparts,
Gently hold thy loving sway,
Over loving hearts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-05-12

Rev. f. D. Maurice, who for thirty
years or o has been prominent in
England as a divine, scholar, and earn
est worker in the cause of education, es-
peelaly amongst the working classes
died April second, at the age of sixtv-
seven He has been called the Apostle
Of modern England, and no one. per-
hapsi since DR.. Arnold, has had so
strong a hold upon the affection and in
huenee upon the thought of the more
liberal class Of political and theological
students His writings cover a wide
range Of subjects, and in some respects
are local in their application. deaIia0
with existing problems in English sOci7
ETY., but in general they are as readable
in America as in England, and verv
stimulating. He is best known here BY
his Biblical expositiOns, and Hurd and
HOughton announce for Immediate pnb-
LEGATION his vigorous and stirring work
on " The Lords Prayer
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-05-12

Mr.. H. II. HOwoRTH, in communities
tons to Mature, claims that the land
around the north and south poles is
rising, and appeals in support OF this
generalization to numerous passages
from the reports Of polar travel. His
conclusion is that a modification of the
earth's form is in progress, "a general
thrusting out of the earth's periphery in
the direction of its shorter axis"-in
short, an attempt st "rectiication of
the frontiers, and a removal of the APP
prOaches so long attached in our geOgTa-
phies to the form of the globe which has
been pronounced a sphere or ball,
a slightly flattened at the poles" The
facts adduced show on the testimony of
navigators the elevation of Melville
Island, the North Polar American coast,
the Russian Islands, the east coast OF
Asia, the land between the White sea
and the Baltic, and the shores and
mountains Of Spitzbergen, in the Ant
arctic region. Similar upheaval is pre-
dieted Of South America, South Africa,
Tasmania, New Zealand, and Australia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-05-12

SLEEPING on the right side, which, in
addition to permitting a free action OF
the heart, has the great advantage Of
favoring the escape, through the pyIoric
orifce of the stomach, of hat organs
contents by gravitation, the stomach ly-
ing in an inclined position from left to
right, which it also assumes when one is
in the erect attitude. For people who
limit themselves to light or easily d.
gested suppers, or who go supperless to
bed, the posture Of rest may be a matter
Of Indifference; but to individuals in
elined to rotundity, or TO indulgence in
hot suppers and Accomplishments, the
lest way to avoid, or to facilitate escape
from uneasy sensations, is a question of
interest.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-05-12

"CoRso DI GEoLoGIA," is the title OF
a work by Prof. Antonio Stoppani, Of
which the first volume has just been
published at Milan. The construction
of this work has much to recommend
it. This volume embraces all the phe-
nomena of terrestrial dynamics, such as
the operation of the physical forces, at
mospheric circulation, the distributiono Of
yapor, and the irrigation of the globe;
with a full examination of the denuda-
ton effected by air and water, and the
effects produced thereby. Volcanic ac-
ton and earthquakes also command a
full share of attention, as do also ice
bergs and glaciers. This volume is
pleasingly illustrated with well-de-
signed and carefully executed wood
cuts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-05-12
IsHAM G. HAnRIs ZOE rHErIcKEr.

ASHAh G. HARRIS FOR III TICKET
We have the permission of Governor
Harris and the gentleman to whom the
following letter is addressed to publish it.
which we do in the belief that it will in.
crease very much the weight of publii
opinion in favor of "Greeley and
Brown" AS viii be seen from the date
of this letter, it was written several
weeks before the Cincinnati Convention
was held, and is therefore all the more
valuable, because u~ninfiuenced by the
pressure Of policy, party, locality OF
friends. Here it is:
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April p, 1872.
a. T. Lacey, Esq.:
DEAR SIR-In answer to your note OF
this morning, l do not hesitate to say
that the Democratic party should hold
no national convention, present no can
didate for the Presidency at the APP
preaching election.
To hold n national convention and
nominate a Democratic ticket will, in
my opinion, defeat the only hope of de-
liverance from the oppressive rule of the
Grant dynasty.
The true policy of the party is to or
ganize thoroughly throughout each
State, county and district, and hold it
self in position to act as a unit, and as a
unit give its entire and undivided
strength to the support of the ticket
nominated at Cincinnati.
In the selection of the nominees of the
Convention, the Democracy
will, of course, have no voice; if we had,
l should greatly prefer B. Gratz Brown,
of Missouri. But Notwithstanding this
decided preference for Brown, l am pre-
pared to support, with earnestness and
zeal, any one of the distinguished gen
tlemen who are prominently spoken of
in that Convention as against the Grant
ticket.
With a Democratic ticket we cannot
succeed in this contest, but with the I'M
divided support of the Democratic party,
the Liberal Republicans not only can,
but will succeed, and their success Sc
cures, to both States and citizens, a
much higher degree of protection to
sacred and vitality important to
them, than they have known, or can
ever know, under the administration of
the Grant party.
For our own and the eountry's good,
let us unite, and as one man give our
strength to the support of the
Liberal Republican ticket, and thereby
enable them to hurl from power the
and plunderers, under whose
nisrule the country has suffered so seri-
,usly for the last four years.
Give US Brown, and success is certain.
I hope it may be 70 with any nomina-
ion they may make.
From this crude and hurried note you
viii be able TO understand my views of
he situation. regret that / have not
to express them nor fully, and in
more satisfactory manner, but l have
lot. Very respectfully,
ISHAM G.. HARRIS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-05-12

Mr.. Harper, owner of Longfellow,
Is at Lexington, Kentucky, with his
stable, to participate in the races next
week.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-05-12

A small fire occurred in Wheeling,
West Virginia, Friday, destroying pOr-
ton Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
shops,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-05-12

The San Francisco Monitor, a Catholic
organ, editorially favors the Cincinnati
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-05-12

the Son of God, and the Greek, living
at the next door, worshiped Apollo, the
sol of righteousness and driver Of the
chariot of light, is not there an analogy,
and could not an ingenious philosopher
make a great deal out of it? There is a
vast number of analOgies to be found IN
this way, and they used them in those
days. Well, if all had agreed to take
this sort of philosophy, it is very clear
that all things would have gone ON most
admirably; there would have been simp-
iy nothing to quarrel about. It would
have been taken so, had it not been for
the Christians who always come in as
marplots in such arrangements. A few
men had a thing called fsith-a kind OF
belief which leads men TO hold on to
truth if they die for it; to believe that
truth is a positive thing and not a mere
whim of the brain, and whether we see
it or not, it is a truth all the same.
There were men in Alexandria who be
lieved that they had better die than de
ny an eternal, unchanging truth; that q
generation of men had better be swept
from the face of the earth rather than
one of these old eternal truths of God
should perish, and they interfeFed with
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-05-12

Done at iThe Cave" this nineteenth day 0
April, AID, lS72-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-28
1teber bic Gerbreitung Der Suhsn

auf Der Grce tbeilt bic nIls. 3ts." Ma6tebsn'
bes nit n9n ibrer Ssimatb palaHina Fnr bic
Suben idcn LANCE auf ssrinse &eie suiammen-
sri6rumpft. Die Saupt,Unen ibrsr Gertreiturs
iinb beute trr Icrerane Nfrifas ppn Waroeee ts
Gsspten, no tic namentlif III ben ailItenltaetsn
Srr Sarbarcsfsntaatcn Elm wsitntli6eS Clement
Der SrspIfsrung ausmaGen, unc cann Der Strtd
in europa, rel6cr ppn Der intrrn SrnaI bis
;unt baltiihen Nsere reidt. Sn ibnt leben, rcr-
susswsiie untsr ilaSii6sn %Siteri6aftsn, rtnet
lie in seriler @ciie BEN Mittslitanr crieyen, sc.
gen sisr @ilirnsn Suesn, pGbrrnr in 9anS Net-
europa 0ranfrci6, Stalien, rsrenaii6e Salbins
irD nod ni9t 100000 Suben srrfcmmen. SIN
Wsfrlss Der eurrpGildsn sluSranberun9 baten
lid bann gbleger risisr Suben iitsr glmerifa ute
auiraliru r~r9plier, tp Ne in bsn grpern San-
pclsltGoten tsrsite in ~eerielbsn 9Seils I'D Ssrmtbs
bsutsneeren grprcntIae ais bic dritli@e SepSi'
ferung. Nu6 bic am Ncresefaes glfrifas 9eirf
leien eringei INNER trciter in eie Sobara rne
rariiter binaus III ben Siiesn Srr. Sinbuftr,
bic bcrilbmtc 0Sifsnitobt an, Nprprante rss Ri
sertbales, 1T itit 1853 Der Sis elmer banbrItrsi-
teneen Supencclouie geiprrpen. NtgeIeben Spn
ben ~rsni9en turrgdilHen Supsn i'm Gaplanbe,
9itt es in @frifn nur nr6 Die 6alaIaae rrer
Nbsiynii6sn lhpnrSsu Supen. NlS Nusliufcr
Ger fleinaiatii6en une armsnil9sn ,Sgpen tGnnrn
bic in Spanien, eitsm 3beile am SiipabbSnSe
res aautaius, entcefsn yahantuli sCltsn. IN
Ssnem rub NsblGran in, psitli6en 9lratisn linp
sablrsihe Grlenisn. 5uern in ben Gupbrat-
Vanosrn unb yerien lnb ieit yan9cm %tslannt, in
Zen 5urfrnansn- gauSern trrrbnsn le in zen
Sier 6stungrn SGsriirbs, Aitah, S6amatan II.
llrta aurgar, fcpie in 80 anceren ~tlrinsrrn Srt-
iGaften t~cisnpcre Guhrtisre, line in SeSug auf
ibre Hedte reu iibrigen Seprbnerii glriGaelisllt,
bod 3ablen ls bSAere ab9atcn ais eieir. 5uten
ino fsrncr I'M 5nuern Gbiiias angeisiTsn unr in
Gpfin sirbt Is irprbl priBs ais ibpar;e Juern.
Gehir liegt IN err Whlabarfitc ure ;crfillt in
sinsn britii6sn unp in cinsn inter britii9cm
Sdube itebcnaen Ibeil in lCBrrcm liest rtc
,9ucenitart. Der Tradition nsd) ~isSeltsi lit Ct.
ra int Sabre 20 ua6 Gbrilu9. fur;c Belt naG
Der 3rriprung rsS 5rmftl5 unp Ger 3eritrruurs
Der 5upen rtra 10000 Der lrstsrcn in Grange |
more an Der Aiits an. Ysn bert lcbrn le i'm
Sabrsn 1865 rer ben Irrtisieisn in has 5nners
Srn Goblin, pp Der 3arItab is bereitpiais auf-
nabm une linen Wrunb unb &pten anpisS.
Die Goblin uerit 3~erfalen in spei Gla6sn, in
bic meiben sbfr 3eruialfm Sueen une in tis
i6warSsn 3ursn. IiC ~rri!rrcn inh nassni6sir-
lid bic Na6trmmm Der ~irIbeten slnlebler,
bic lawar;en AbtGmmlinse yen sinbri,
milGen prpielytsn iins. Ssibs ssrmiiasn I'D
ni6t untsrsinanrsr, ispsr 3rsia BAT ieius brion-
here Synasr9s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-28
;}nr Giisnbabnfrase in &~ureuburs.

Die ,,gerlinsr @ermania" piemet in ibrer
Issten REORGANIZATION Dem Wrpbbsrsrstbum
Quremburg frlssnrsn NafIs:
Die gSabl sss Germ S6trT gum gralesu.
ten Der gursmbureiiben aammsr bat bel hen
5rrunssn Der Nnnsripn bss 9ant6ens an Ssuti6.
lamb srces Seirispisuns bsrsorssrufen. Ias
Cabinet Sersais' III trcBtsm auf Itinsm Soften
sertlieten. Der Srsit tsSislih Der lstsrnab.
me Der surembursiitcn Giientabnsn auf Hst.
nuns Der taiisrliG tsuii6cn gerpaltuns pirp in
ben YlGtisrn ees Sn. unt Iuslantss nit unss-
l6wG6tsm Offer fortsefibrr. DAP 60 fa babel
msnissr nm bic Giitntatnfraas banrslt, ais um
anbers ylGus, su psl6sn bic usbsrnabme Der
gatnsn nur cen srfsn Sdritt tilesn wi,rbs, ssbt
aus tisiem 3eitunesfriess nit srSbtr 1larbsit
bsrspr. llnp ea bsutsutase iersr 8erwanp gut
ssnus III, nm iitsr DuItramUntane" unt oJsfui-
ten" ber3ufaltn, 70 trirb tas tsireisnts Gapis!
bel Der @slsssnbeit msitlit ausesbeutu. Dir
aatbclifsn limb ttfanntli6 in ben aussn allsr
,litsralsn" 9itsratsn ,,gatsrlanpsl0is." IN Yu.
rsmburs inb ater serabt is &c, psi9s am frdf
tighten fir bic Srtaltuns her Sslbftartisfsit ces
Ss,,cothrms e~;rt,s,,n In MN bs Rcrss
Moo,m,;u, d, " 90 6G mr. qetsueousoate as.
modt bot. bi, aotbeIifsn inter oueu llmItSnesn
init ssm mosls,etsn Sbo0s an scrfoloer. 10 SHust
Tic ibrsm yurembursr 9crrsiprnpsnies nit Jrsu
rem ibre spaltsu. psnn ssr,elbs strsibt
a.,
u. 49,, ws.s., ,.;4wo~.. s 1890
w
m.s.. w1sa,. sHs "
-" w.rm.. r-.y w."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-28

Girginia, pel9es an csr &anrc hes Staats-
banfercttS ltebt bal inter alien Staatcn Der
llnipn BIC srFBte S9ulS, nGmli6 $1,000
000. panu tcmmt Nsp grrf mt elmer Staats-
i6ulp Yrn $~33,G00G00. Ssunsdsr it nit ser-
isltrn Sdalernlat e%eiesnet; Ncre Carolina
Bat cine GtaatsIaul son $32,000,000 une Yenn-
l~gipanirn spn 3i,OD0,OO0: las rsi6e Naia.
6ulstts i6uINet %S2G000000 Souiiana uns
IiTrnri $lS,O000O0, Sbir $9,000,G00. Ter
srrBs Staat 5linriS bat cine S6gir Spn tlps
$2,G0O,000, n'Gbrenp sas slifliGs 5nriana gar
feline StaatSItulb bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-28
sewiTsr Settle Der sur gGiuns %terltlten ansswantt
merScn, in ibrsm pabren si@te 81 p~irpisen nil.
fen. Wir canfen Der ,@ermania."
Smlangenbertilger.

Nuf einisen Der psltineiiben Snieln ine Gift
ltlaneen, Defenders aus Der Gattuns Srisenrcs.
pbalus, rurb ipre SGufsfsit cine eanrplase int
iGlimmi fen Sinns sspcresu. Der aaupf ums
Oalein irirs Sisien esfdbrli6en Ssltien %p1snbar
~ leiGt urb nian BAT ocsbalb leit Sabren Ser
iu6e nit rsr Ginfutr uns gsrbreitnnS i6lan-
sentOrtsneer gEgs! nnp SGusetbisrs ssmatt.
Nan sfrIuate s6 nit hem ~bsfannten SscrstGr,
hem S6langenapler, nit benz NTnisSfI6cr unb
ilnglt nit elmer 6rrpsltssart. 0icIr Sbiere be-
pGbrtsn l6 aus ssri8isrfusn 0rincen niht. sls
neucrbinss sisie graelrsenbrit purd cine Infras
&c hes @pmirifratrrs hes nit am arsiten bcim.
Seiudtsn eta. yuria ppr bic lpnepncr .3cplcsi-
I6e @eie1i6aft fam, puree bic Iufnlsrfiamfsit
%eerielben auf bic 4SAit wirtiams IA~lansensertil-
ssnce SbStisic,i rc5 S~aaSi6wsinss selsnft. Gs
lpurrc tsrihtrt, ra5 in Oregon isit ter ~ltarfen
TrrnebrurB tiriC5 Sbierss, has bert frei in cen
Gidpdlegru lauifu selalsn pire, bic Nlappsr-
lhidn1e, rie Yor prnigen ,Sabrsr nod iiberbdui9
mar, iebr itlhn s~eUrreen IL. SIM Iu9enblifr,
pU has SGpein cine S6lanse merle, ltilrss ss
Innt 9%runisnc auf Sieiclte los, seritampfe JIG IN
ter rem 5tIEtl urr ;ebrt le ouf. Gte S6iangs
ibrsyieits iirGtrt eieieu 6einb 70 iebr, RAP JIG
itltit trtte IbriIs eehsltrn ssrrteiest, psbbalb bic
3ubiGnsrinntn, bic III ben SSalp seben, ld et-
mas Sdprinabaut I'm BIC 6ase ridsln, nm
1eScn bic 9rfRr6trtsn SiIe ssi6iBt ;u isin.
Ter Seridtsrtaitu msint, RAP bic oft bepbad-
tetr llnsrfibrli&feit res @ifti6IansentiTes teim
S6wsinr aus Ger Jetti6iGt su srtldrsn iei
BIC III rs1sn @eut seIasrrt lei. sir bic &c.
p!aetsn Gjnwrbner Der gIntilsu wiro risir Gin,
sabe, bic tsrrits tdiitigt purcr, bpisntlf6 spn
gntrn 6pl9cn lin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-28
ct. SoDanueS Goaegium,
Srairie OIL G5icn, GSis.
Inter Setting Der djriali6en Sriaer.

Der 3red eisise Sntitutss ia, Ter 3ue,ue prairis sn
etien's ant tts 6anSeu Rprereltrs cine 0etsssnhsit III bic.
ten, cine artneIi4t, auf etG @ruuoidse esr Geliaion beruben,
pt @r5ebun9 Bl erhditen.
Die Page bee G~rlegiumS IN uuatsrtrrftn binfttlit Ter
@eunbbelt, Sequemlidtet une S6Ggbet Der Scenerie.
Dos gsb6ges 1T 9sre nno teautm sinBsrittet teine Sraen
Nb eelttnt, I'm eafelbe nit Gufm gu serieben mas sau
@cblietH ub Gpmfert Ger Srutcnttn ~beitrdgen fam aud
VI &C um9tbtn ron neiter Iue bUrli6en Spielplasen.
Der SiretGueurIus umfaet Ales. mas gepShplib In Gel.
itsien eiittri rire, ure IL in per Sfpartemsnts eineetbeilt:
Sn eas hniers, glittlsre, Sanselsrifenft ia ftli6e unb alabss
uifbt Department.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-28
Iasemtiue Hesulationen.

Sd nnttrrttt btairni an nri,H @cufaa I'M September
IN, lahsbi om tNtu SUIT.
Gin gutter fnlie,c Gtl.aC.- Ui:. roH lsSm I'D iur hui.
nobmt gelttnttV l]ttpg5CL
Steu STrtsn; piIe pi lcnem Starti sssruft una in see
Ierartentni ans rs Nldys asitei es istutn yahilieit,n an
stntNtR int.
2ue Den ben Stueertru sesEau6WR SV3t. Gut er gin.
iGi eHs Dirairrs unIeriprrttn.
gui6it rtrt.n ale trei 9leRats an tie glter, seiont, resr
ar b9 grrmlne Ger SItenteu, I'm tdt Gter tC tStluue.
hsi, SetIagtn uHf 5prii& rita itrtr SNtEr etsr g}nnbel M
ttno&ri1tiesn,
BE- Tee Snfttu, Aesi Gln ofsu. TW gs,gtru. u,ltc
teiebri niIt. III ss !Pcmiif. s%dirrliids. tpt rcrtsn BIC rGi
siSifn gERGt,n Ssesrf ~siiutiser nidt ttrntraSuet.
gp,pfg eiritlufr,eu wsres man f4 az
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-28

lif SinaerssNdbs Whaihine, betannt dis bic bste, cinfdhs
fe re rauerhaftefts rrr all zen reridiseenen Arten. III aerisr
net aae Arbeiten anf piepcalcmmenite art ~ rerritten.
SIM Sabre 1870 purssn spn eer tslietten Ginger sIaidis
ne Iter 4l.O0W Stid msbr psrtauit ME sen irlsne elmer an
eern unc bis ieBt ine pabrene eem Sabre 1871 bereits 200.
600 mebr p%srtauit. pie gen elmer anecrn. Gin Sertis. rag
bic Ssute, mad eem Seten tra6tene, zen 9Dertb Ter Sinasr.
Mal6inen er'annt unt ferielben aber ale Nussrn Zen Scr.
,ue saten.
VI. ". Start, assnt.
@eiisntsr asent: Deter &app.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-28
G~faaemifGes 1fbartement.

Iriftf AIaHt GneltI6t Ssnpnurtn, Verstdu, NesL
funf, 3tbtfbanssr. Glts @sititte unt @ersrastie, 8fmi.
zoe G~ltn.bamstuntt, @temetrit, 1rierrcmetris, pbYii, Ia.
ieAiiG. Grit6liG. grarsffi6, 3suii6 unO Spdnii6 lrenu
sepauidtl 3.usniis fur Ten Sottrlieismus.
Sptite SiaHe /: Eebtabnnsen, Wrttntlitt Detatttn.
Speif, pbilefsptte, Guelii6s eitsrdtur. @ri6ii&s Ylterthums.
tunoe, Hrianii, sltrcnemit, Nn%alstii6s @ermetris. fant
ntEen, Gb,nie, sateiniif, @ristiit, 3tusniFe fur esn &c,
tfeIieismus. SramSal&, 1spti1 uni SpanifS (r,nn ss.
TdnItD.
erie SlaRs Gnsliitt qitsra,ur, Wf6entliSs Tttet.
ten, qoaii, llnierptpft, Gttit, Ghrcnpmit. @srlpaiS, Sus&.
nuna, Steatsirirtbi6aft sattintf6. @ris6ii6. 5ran;5fid
DeufIt uub Sydniff (peun %seranfttl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-28
Or. Senceict, Director.
Yfarrer u. Gofe.
Yfdrrer ~. ~. Ittcln,
e ~ blun8en

Scr. NJ. 8eis, Sti6sf sen 20 Crete,
Irr. g, Is, ecnncbdn, pitCSrseer. Serd.
H,r. q. II. @ cWsanus, Sarptr't 3trrr, Sees
Sskr,p. Is. ~. Esltn, grairis sa GN.er sfis
@hrip. Ssfp xawfcr, "
ssBrtD. =. u. Start,
*. ~. Ietftmapsr, Sesn %
~. 1dsnftsr, esa. .
RI. (satep, &ss. sanitus. SEND.
esrn.F. Siaf, Geo, g9e@EtSer Ssra.
NV, c's,ri,n, &sl., gresrGrr, Soma.
Gbr,o. 4. u. wabpncp, Datran' ar&1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-28
@ittlfrss Enhancement.

1rt,.c aIaTs GrttsersfFis, essr, e&rtikeu, @ran
NATL, E,tnsn, Geographic, @eieitis, 6~raRs6iit (rsnn &C.
r1rfGtE 3~slisicns.i lrterTt6t.
3peSis SLATE: 9elsn. SSreiten, @rdmmati aufias.
{Gsreibeu, 9t5ntn, aIssbra, Gertif, Q~atsiniih. Gris6iIt
Srou,5fiS tpinn s,pani6). RelisirneuHttrritt.
Grfe SIafe Seen, SGretten. gersbau, &ufideitrei.
ben, Ssl t!.uf, @siSi6tt, Geographic, Retnsn, gIasbra,
@semari,. @aGflbrsn, 1eutif, Qatsinil6, @ris6irt. Bran,
,6iid usb Spoutld (penn aerlnfhn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-28
nnteree Separtemcnt.

8psitc siafe guGtasiren, 2efsn. &e5nru, Gspsra
sbit, Sdrdbfn. GoteGisnus, Sinsunterr6t.
Griis 8iaTt Suafabiren u. Iefniren, Pssn. Sfrei
ben. Ts6atH, 6d6tdts. @sc5raPste, 3euiib, Gotsbismue
G,uo0rte~rtht
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-28
Seeinauuaen.

Mir Stuff. U. 3sthfr luttrri6i rite trtrd teablt. Bier.
ttIjdbriiHs Serdustgdbtunp. Gs nitro tein Nbiue ssiattst
ptsen gsrti.ntei: Gnsaenrmmen in 3daen lang tdusrntsr
eronttfii Cher Grtlafura.
Seize goiednser iruts NIT n%iinttfsus erei Semmsr. uni
fresg pinfSr. Gn,issn psriehsu fetn. ippie nit einrr %eeulasn.
ben 'Sa;sti seEesr, Strunpfe. 5ol6enta6er. !Sonbtlfsr.
eerristttn. Somns, Sdrhtn U. Il n, aeirsr eicfcr geecn
aud louif nj; Gem Nameu tee Stueeuten easibnet ifin.
&lisrn. rtlct itrs siaoer mad SGufe frnlmsn .u laien min
(&sn. iEaisr irtt gppden 2user Iujtiqt ta.cn maHen unt
tds Hrttiet Sste0Se %f.uieutsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-28
Observation-Disclosures 9.partemeut.

Ger 6antttsrifsnitaf tli6e GURUS umfast ale 3rtist
tiner aui,n eraIiinsn @rsitbnns. einiflieelih 9sisn, S6rei.
Ben. SsfaiGt., @tssrasbx, Grdmmatit, SrisIf6rsibsn, Rs.
tsubunetn. Rs6usu, Sfastra. @srmstris Su6fltrr gtSNs,
gbrifiitS Ystrt,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-02-17

Every article for the onANoEDuRa NEWS
must 5be Accompanied by the real name of
che author----not necessarily for publica-
] tion, but as a guarantee of good faith On the
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-02-17
! OURSELVES!
1ia mi

Z r@9tt I1Htfgg . R3lt thiS b, Tttit
Withitbeapresent issue, the ORANGE
.BuRG News enters upon its sixth volume.
This day therefore, is an Epoch in our
acxistehce. It ought to be an Epoch
throughout our State and tho world at
large. Perhaps it will. Alnanuc max
cfs and Historians may j hereafter record
the dates of great facts in the world j
progress as follows: "Columbus dis
cegereds America, Apno $50, o. M"
(Before the siORAhaEBuRa NEwsl--
i Il ((sssslhich,+wo adinitFthpt he did ,-tfeugi
ssif' he hadn't been in sucl, hurry about
it, We should haze probably discovered
it oufsclves.) Queen victsFia, in ad.
dresses Sid{ from m the throne to her loyal sub
jeets, may return thanks for the "Conva-
lescerce Of the Prince of Wales, Ammo
go. NJ Gin the 5lp year of the On
ANGEBuRG NEws,) and Napoleon III,
= in his exile at Chisclhurst, may yet,
Ammo 60! n, with tears streaming
down his imperial checks, regret that he
had not taken that valuable paper from
the year One, and, by following its cx.
I eellent advice, have retained for himself
and the DapPhin, his hold upon the
lilies of Franco and tho throne of
'cGbarletnagne while our new neigLbors
oflthe' 7inrs,Iin' looking sadly over, in
the years 70 'c3me, the few numbers of
their bricfand checkcred existence, nlaS.
discover their greatest cause for consola !
IGtain tipn in the fact, that the first two letters
of their noble motto ("Op &ct'99 still
suryiy,, at the head of our entcrprising
ticoipmns. when tho thcnuniyersal system
of chronological notation shall find thc
ORANoEDuEo News hale, hearty and
healthy, under The date .Ahho 100, G.
~! 's-s'.4 '"',' :
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-02-17

Il. +. Bulkley, president of the Eata
Fire Insurance Company is dead.
Three children were burned to dea h
yesterday at Winona, Minn.
Two persons were killed yesterday by
collision on the Hartford and New
III ven Railroad.