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NEW YORK.
The FuncrnI Of bennett.

New YORK, June 12.-The following
will ofIiciate as pail bearers at the funeral
Of James Gordon Bennett tomorrow
Horace Greeley, Tribune; MantOn Marble,
World: George Jones, Times; Charles H..
Dana, sun; David NJ. Stone, Journal Of
Commerce; James Brooks, Express; Hugh
Hastings, Commercial AdUert5ser; Robert
Bonner, Ledger; George w. Chids, Phila-
delphia Ledger; Frederick Hudson, form
erly of the Herald. Archbishop McClosky
has been invited to conduct the ceremonies
and v i'll be assisted by large number OF
the Reverend clergy of the city and vicinity.
sr".u wT Items.
Gen. Butler is conducting bis own de-
Tense in The case of Tilden against him for
damages in selling the steamer Nassau
during the war.
The enthusiasm of numerous trades In
favor of the strike is fading out.
Two abandoned women were sent to jail
to-day for knocking a man down on Broad
way last night and robbing him.
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MEXICO.

MATAMoRAs, June IA courier ex-
traordinary reports that Col. Revultas oc-
cupies SaltiIo with about $4,000 govern
ment troops this force is believed to be
sufficient to ward off the revolutionists.
Cehaltos is at Cgrmor-o and has repulsed
several advances of the revolutionists. 1t
is believed by the government they can
retrieve its last disaster.
Col. Steel, an American, well and favor
ably known in Northern Mexico and for
years resident of Monterey, serving on
the staff of Gen. Trevino, was killed at the
battle of Monterey.
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INnTAlNA.

The proceedings Of the Indiana Demo
cratic State Convention win be found in
Gull in our teIsgraphic columns. They viii
be read with great interest, for, if Indiana
had halted the Democratic column in the
Cincinnati march, there might have been
trouble at Baltimore. But Indiana has fol-
lowed the Tennessee lead and the game is
won. The action of the Hoosier Democ-
racy viii be sad to Mr.. Voorhees,, and also
TO the Nashville Banner. It now seems
that The Cincinnati ticket viii be labelled
with Democratic expression of favor at
Baltimore. s-a a H DhL
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CONDENSED TELRGRAMS.

London papers represent the famine in
Persia worse than ever.
Canada threatens TO make all tea and
coffee free except that imported through the
United States.
The days of the Jubilee week at Boston
win ia devoted respectively to America,
Eughtld, Germany, France, Austria and
Eus> T. Think of "The Star Spangled
Dam. r." sung by 10000 voices, and 1000
instruments besides the ringing Of church
bells and the booming of cannon.
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Benefcence in a duty. He who fire.
queDtly practices it, and sees his benevo-
lent intentions realized, at length comes
really to love him to whom he has done
good. When, therefore, it is said, Thou
shalt love thy neighbor as thyself, it is not
meant, thou shalt love him first, and do
good to him in consequence Of that love,
but thou shalt do good to thy neighbOr, and
this thy benefcence will engender in thee
that love to mankind which is the fullness
and the cOnsummation of thels inclination
to do good Kant.
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CONGREsssIAS ron STATE AT


TIC, Hon. G.. q. Henry, Montgomery
county, Tenn: The disjointed times in
which we live requiring the highest wisdom
and greatest experience TO save the great
principles of liberty on which the govern
ment and the rights of the citizens are
based, we feel that every patriot would
esteem it his duty to discharge the duties
of any position that the voice Of the people
devolved upon him.
In this spirit, and intending thereby no
invidious comparisons and meaning no
imputation upon the claims of gentlemen
already called upon and declared candi-
dates, we respectfully urge you to become
a candidate for the Office of Congressman
for the State at large.
Your great experience and acknowledged
ability point you out as the man for the
place, and your high patriotism justify us
in expecting a prompt and affirmative
reply.
MANY CITIZENS OF ALL PARTIES.
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MEMPHIS.

MEMrnIs, June IA shooting affair
occurred on the steamer Phil Allen, at the
landing this evening, between Asa Searcey
and Jno. Finnegan, resulting in the latter
being shot in the thigh and dangerously
wounded. Both were intoxicated.
A Nashville Boy TN Trouble.
About the same time Tom NOrVell, a
printer, fired two shots at officer Birming-
ham, on Jefferson street, while under arrest.
Norvell charges that Birmingham was beat
ing and otherwise maltreating him.
Both shootists were arrested and locked
m BIOS.
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There is no more potent antidote to low
sensuality than the alteration of beauty.
All the higher arts of design are essentially
chaste, without respect of the object. They
purify the thoughts, as tragedy, according
to Aristotle, purifes the passions. Their
accidental effects are not worth considera-
ton. There are souls to whom even a
yestal is not holy.-SchLegeL.
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Women, under any circumstances, can
broad and deep river of thought; they have
not the strength TO contend with the cur
rent. 1t is easy for women to be heroic in
action; but when it comes to interrogatiDg
God, the universe, the soul, and above all
trying to live down their own hearts, they
dart down to their nests like so man larks,
and if they cannot find them, fret like the
French acknowledgement Fuller.
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Great writers change themselves alto
each one of the characters that are 10 be
represented, and speak in them like ven
triloquists, now in the hero, and then in the
young, innocent maiden, with equal truth
and naturalness, as Shakespeare and Goethe.
Writers of the second rank change the
charactel to be represented into themselves,
as Byron; whence the secondary characters
are as lifeless as the main characters in the
works of the mediocre.
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Differences of opinion give me but little
concern; but it is a real pleasure to be
brought into communication wi b any one
who is in earnest, and who really looks to
Gods will as bis standard of right and
wrong, and judges of actions according to
their greater or less conformity.-Dr.
Arnold.
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FRAME.
An Arrogant LittIe yellow.

PARIS, June 12.--Thiersi demeanor dur
ing the debate on the army bill greatly irri-
tates the members of all political parties.
Dissatisfaction with his remarks is openly
expressed. In the Assembly yesterday,
Randot, Deputy, charged Theirs with pos
sessing all the arrogance Of the First Napc-
lnOn
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In The TeTs Haute, Indiana, district
caucus a motion to substitute voorhees,
name in place Of Dowiiug for delegate
from the State at large to The Democratic
Convention, was lost by vote of 76 to %.
Mr.. Bowling is the gentleman whose recent
strong letter in favor of Greeley and Brown
was. published in many Of the leading
papers Of the country.
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THE TURF.
indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 12.-The Indiana
polls spring meeting is well attended by
turfmen and is quite a success. In the
pacing race to-day there were four entries
and three started, Tom Harry, Charlie
Evans and Hoosier. Tom won the first
premium, $500, in three straight heats.
Time 2:26s, 2:24I and 2:23. Harry second
and Evans third premium, $3.50 and $50.
Tomorrow two $1,000 purses will be
trotted for by horses that never beat 2:2S
and 2.35. There are six entries in each.
WOOdIawDs
LOUISVILLE, KY, June l2.-The Wood
lawn race course near the city, said to be
one of the finest tracks in the country, and
a favorite with turfmsn, was sold to-day to
B. w. jenkins for $28, 100.
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WOOdlaWns


LOWELL, MASS, June 12.-The Seven
teenth International Convention Of the
Young Mems Christian Association met to-
day.and temporarily organized by the choice
of ii. A. sherman, of Cleveland, Ohio,
Chairman, Various committee were ap-
pointed. The attendance is not large
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If men are to he fools, it were better that
they were fools in little matters than in
great; dizziness, turned up with temerity, is
a livery all the worse for the facings; and
the most tremendous Of all things Is mag
unanimous dunee..-SgdIaeg Smith.
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, June 12.-At the primaries
yesterday for the election of delegates to
the city convention, to nominate delegates
to the Democratic State Convention from
every ward
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AN Albany n. Y, dispatch reports the
arrival, yesterday, at the penitentiary there
Of twenty.three Ku-Klux prisoners from
Charleston, S. G.
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Rev. DIR. Huston.

BALTIMORE, June 12.-The grand jury
in the criminal court to-day, presented
Rev, DR.. Huston for adultery.
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hen Buffers 1BOme.

LOWELL, MASS, June 12,-rhe Demo-
Gratis of the seventh district to-day elected
E. M. Colcord of Lawrence, and Joseph R.
Hughes of Lowell, delegates to the Nation
al Convention at Baltimore. Resolutions
recommending the adoption of the Cincin-
natl platform were passed.
National Republican Committee.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June l2-The
National Republican Executive Committee
met at the Capital to-day. There was a
very large attendance, including Secretary
Robson and Gen. Cowan assistant Secre-
tIry of the Inter or. The proceedings were
very interesting. Several letters from prom
inent Republicans in different States were
read, those from West Virginia and North
Carolina taking a very favorable view of
the prospect of the party in those States in
the coming August election.
Senator Wilson
in a brief speech rendered bis resignation
as Vice President of the Committee which
he said was not question of choice but of
consistency and duty. 1t panied him be-
cause of his long association with the Com
mittee. Several gentlemen followed in
brief remarks, and it was suggested that
the name of successor to Wilson be left
with that gentleman.
Senator Harlan, Assistant Secretary
Cowan, Gov. Cooke, Judge Edmunds, and
Frederick Douglass were elected the resi-
dent committee.
1t is thought that Col. Alvar Croker, of
Fitchburg, Massachusetts,, will succeed as
Vice President of the National COLven-
ton.
Senator Wilson will leave for bis home
tomorrow night. Previous to doing so, he
will write his letter accepting the nomina-
ton of the Philadelphia Convention.
RSeuator Harlan has bought one -half in
ierest of Jno. NJ. Morris in the daily morn
ing Chronicle, which is to be brought into
closer relations with the Administration.
First Result of Indiana Convention.
1t was stated in the press dispatches last
night that number OF prominent Demo-
Gratis had held secret meeting here, and
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Not in the knowledge of things without,
but in the PERFECTION of The soul within,
lies Inc true empire Of man,--Bul1oer.
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TENNEssEE BoNDs have advanced in
New York TO 7S11 for The old issue and 78s
for the new.
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:. GOLD is quiet ia New York at1lS5A
I14h.
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CorToN is quiet in New York At 26.c
for IRiddllng.l ~.
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DELEGATES TO THE RALTIMORE

Rooms have been engaged for the Ten
ncssee dshgation 10 the Baltimore Conyer
ton at Barnum's Hotel. Deleg=tes and al
teruates expecting TO attend win please in-
fern JoHN G. BeECH, Nashville, Tenn.
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GERMANY.


BERLIN, June 12.--The British Embassy
UNEXPECTEDLY presented on the 10th inst. to
Emperor William, who is the arbitrator IN
der the treaty of Washington, their answer
to the American case on the San Juan
boundary question. Mr.. Bancroft submit
ted his replication yesterday. The Empe-
ror will deliver his decision soon, as both
parties request it.
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DEMockATIC ExECUrIvE COMMIT.

There win be meeting Of the Demo
cratic State Executive COMMITTEES in this city
at Ilo'clock A. NJ, Of Wednesday, june 10
Every member Of the Committee is re-
quested to be present, JEo. G, BURcH, !.
Nashville, June Z, 1872. Chairman.
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Luxembourg.

LUXEMBOURG, June 12.-The treaty
giving Germany working control over the
Luxembourg railways has been signed.
The Germans stipulate never to make use
of the roads for the transportation Of war
like material in time Of war.
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PrOmOtIng Education,

A bill is being prepared in the Federal
Council providing for the expulsion Of all
Jesuits from Germany, even though they
Ho
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The following persons were placed in
nomination: Col. John S. Williams, of
Tippecanoe; Hon. Thos. Z. Colsby, OF
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Sur 9cfGni9en Seacbfmn9 !

Ginem sesbrten publifum eiene sur InSeise,
RAP i'd, auissfcrrert uno aufsemuntert Yrn mel
nsn sablrsi6en 5rsunSen unp %friibcren aunren,
misoer in ben SrSsn hes bl. Grispin sinsetretsn,
eas eels 2 d. M a d. erbautwert aufge-
nemmen une ME pprbin, 10 aud in 3ufanit ca-
raul tera6t lsin perpe, ale an MID ersebenrcn
g~lafrGss sur srSetsn 3ufriecsnbeit Der Seteaen'
ZEN III s%rlecisen. Den 8nL 10 i'd mir ais
Saubmabsrmsiitsr injriIbern 5abrsn srwcrbsn,
werbr i'd aud %binflrr untsr alien I'm ltanrsn sl
tebauptsn wiiIen, inosm i6 ss mir sur ~slufsaes
made, ni6t tlps anssSribnsts gSaars, icnrsrn
aud, a~ecieaene 9lrbeiI gu ~lieiern. Ale Artsr
BON fertisem S6ubpsrf bate i'd tets IN beIisti'
aer sluswabl ~pcrratbis unc lace sinen 5eest
ireunrliait Gin, lslbsr prrSaiprshcn une lIb ~
iiber;euagu bei
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Die scber sss yans. B. 8sitens", bic I'm A.
Stpdpert arteitsn, baten lid Ron ba mad sinsn'
crsi SGuier melt entfsrntsn @irtbidattsletale e.
nsn Yisrtelesrapbsn einssriatst. Us 1T sn itare
fer Orabt, auf psl6sm mittslit elmer S6nar e.
ne iinnrsi6s |prriGtuns auf- unb atSslsitst; bic
Ie gcrri6tuns bsiebt in siusm Isntre9t bsras'
bGnssnhen Y%pliseifniittsl, in ben is6S Satsa etn'
ssldraubt; in jeren Safen pirt Gin lssrss Sls9-
aefdb sebGnst unb bann wiro Der 8nuppsl, Der
sermittslt bss absel6lasenen 8ppfss elmer Spea-
anf&e (a!s non conductor) iitsr ten Orabt lautt
binatselaNen Der gslgsrt Der 8irtbi9aft nin'n't
bic ansslanstsn Sls6ssfaBs al, tiat is nit ldau-
menrsn 9isre, uns int 9u 1T Der Sisr,Srai' an
Oratbs bsraufsecssa, unS saS Bier trnmt USsn
10 frii6 an ais tranfs man es tiat nsbsn benz
Safe. aftisn auf tieie Airline Co. trsrSsn tst'
ne aussssstsn +; es 1T cine Mcnpppl'e corporation
unb pirp gang unp gar in Sanssn Der Ssssr SsS
g~n,eissrs bleiben, bic su benz 3wsds slnen
Sting untsr ii@ sebiltst babsn.
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0eimGftsbriefe er4alten BON /:
&C inseiant IT,
Iem Trier, sen 6. Suli 1872.


| Serr &eeafteur!
Ten psrtbsn 9eiern Der ,Gja;etts" pirr ss
nc6 aus einsm friibersn Ssritte crinnsrli6 Isin,
ME i'd an 16. Itai Iestbin, rur6 unsrrsslsbs'
nrS grsssben elmer 5linte, mir cine ssfabrli@e
Shubnunre am linfen 9lrn,. einise .3ea ctsrs
| balt oc5 SantseIenfes beibra6te, in 5else se'lsn
i'd Osiabr lief ben san,en Irm gu s%erliersn, in.
esm beige Aer;te cine Imrutatirn ais a!s'i'tses
| Hsttungsmittel in Musii9t featen.
Msins 5reunbs unb Na@barn, bic ale Ssisr
Sbrss ssi&asten Slattes iab unt aus hshsn
Spaltsu in Grfabruns sstra&t batten, hap Or.
y. S6wine aus 9uremburs in ct. I%rnatus, Sa,
ipctne, rietben mir, bic Grstli6e Silfe bemannten
| Serrsn in @niprud au usbm,cn. Wis Der Gr'
%trinfsnts li6 am Ittpadrn Strrbtaln,s 1sitbalt
10 flama,erte i6 mid jegt an bieien lestsn ScH'
| nunesanfsr, trat in Sesleituns hes Serrn pb.
| alrenc yca bier bic heIbperli6s &siie BON 300
| Nsilen an unt fam am 20. Rai, lhwat nnb &C.
brp6en in Der Sarmpny Sale in DUBUQUE, Sa,
an. 1siper mar es jeyt sa pat ais Rap meme
| panr nod bate fSnnsn serettet ,ptrbe,, tnesnl
| ptItltS WI SIulp w wv StHpVtN b"St'NN" ~
aus ben 5insern aIes 2etsn srritmantsn mar.
Die anp6sn lplittsr, welde Ssrr S4pinh
aus Der flafenbsn @unes t%ntfsrnte, irartrl
I6pars anselaufen unp tlieb icnitt ipsnis SpH'
nuns mebr, bic @unee gu bri!cn. Wibts bette
menissr iiternabm Ssrr S9winp in alem Grnlrs
bic Ssbaneluns msines, unter ben llmltdnesn lei
Der AZ LANCE scrua6lGBisten armes uni periprab,
wenn aud ni6t bic gauge Sanp, 10 rca ben san'
gen Urn bis ans Sanesslenfe 81 retten une-
Sr. Sapine bat treuli6 Wort ~ssbaitsn.
Ter 9lrmtru6 III ssbsilt bic @nnee %rernart: II.
i6 tpnnte am l.. Suli lsBtbin bic SetnlrsiIr pir'
rer antrstsn, alhpr ib, mpblbebalten am 4. Sui
a~nlanste. $40 bin beute spl!onmfn iiberSeast
onb, bate i'd slsiG an, mersr Sage bic Iisnfs sss
Ssrrn S6winp fSnnrn babsn, i9 bente ben Scr.
luit msinsr Sanp niht Su beflageh trdu6te.
Nsinen b~eicnesrn Ianf mpdts i'd al risler
StsQe aud ben Ssrren ! biltsen II. aleitf6
pen Der Sarmpny Salle auseridsn fir bic Sprs.
falt une glufmsrfiamfsit bic JIG mir pGbrsnp s-
nem mebrmrnatliGsn auisntbaltt I'M Sauie an
ssrsiben lisbsn.
Sntsm i'd tpTe, hab WanGrr Giner aus tie'
lem Ssri6tc Nuysn sieben tOnns, ;eibnet nit
ALTER SraadtMua 5br
Vrter 8stlinger.
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Eass 5ene eeGer DER 6a,ettf,

p,lts nit ibrsn iGbrlitsn @bcnnementsgelht
nod i'm 8ltfanSe, iinr freunolibit eriu6t iebt
obnt tueiteres S0sern ben itulpissn Setragu nS
ein,uiruoen. Npd Elm paar Nummern mstr,
unp bic Ga,etts tssinnt ibres ;~peitcn Sabrsans.
Sae man absr obne Gslo tein @eitGft, am al
lermsnisIsn Elm i3situnsSseidait auf bic Sauer
nit grfpla fiibren faun. pirp sinem 5sssn ein-
lsu6tsr. aut mir milen uniere Mrbsitsr unS
bas Matsrial isee Wsfe Cash beSablsn unp MIR
snosu sas ir redt in Der Srcnung.
Gsbe bin unb tbue esssletten!
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TGr Die y%snrembureer Gazette.

Sberrills Mpunt BEN ). 5uli 1872.
per- Reeafteur!
,3ufslss anfunrisune in 5Drsm psrtben Siat'
te, purpe ron ben SO9tp. SeIuitenpatern Carl
fatter, S6nislsr II. aDrnins. am %. SUM- sins
bl. NiIiun bier erDHnst, tpelhs am 30. SUM- en-
bette. 9.een Sag wuroen prei pretisten atss'
baltsn unb mar unire Stride, trrB Der sislsr
1elearbsitsn, bic I'M cieis 3sit bic aufmerfiam'
feit pss 2anemannes srbeiidsn, pom friibrn Mpr-
ssn bis gum ipatsn @tenc ~sscrGnst ppQ prr
'MeuIbsn, pslhs ben lalbunessrlen Vcrtra9er
Der 6o6p. gdtsrs laui6ten.
Bon Wittpo6 bis Samltas tparsn bic Ssi6t
ltiibls esrart bslsst, rap mander Ginsr ben san'
seu SGs parten muBte I'm btnSu Sufpmmen. Gi'
bl. MiiiOn Iatsb legtsn Spnntas abene mil eel
fsisrii9en ginissnune pes MiiIpnstreu;rs, me-
raul parn, son alltn @apcicnpcn, mic aus einem
WutGc. rer antbrpiinttiae ycbseIans, y0rpBe,
8ott mir lcter eitt", augeIrinlrnt ,purce, mas IN
,pilliUIrllh an rie HOrtc pfe plalmtllsn erin
nsrts: ,SSit .isblid, 4 6err. iino esiuc @pb,
nunsen." 2us iprs1snosr 8eipsi3 Der iesens.
reiGri g&irtunssn cieier bl. Miiiirn ..lr9s bier
nod ssiasI isin, cap ;psi IHcers5lGubi1s f6 in
ben S6ppB Der fatbcliiGel Nirde oifnebniel1
lisbsr.
0siiern, ais chi 4. Juli, f~eisrten mir in benz,
na1e Osr stride s~elrsrnen @Glp2sn, nab Fan
bsSiltts Den 0sburtStas u~nisrsr llnabblnsistsit,
bel psih:r Belegenbeit Ssu y Die lluabban.
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Gontracte fiir &ir6enban
III bergeben

Bic yum 20. Suit I. s. wessu tsim untsrjeianstsn IN
gebcIe fur rel9enee Genirarie gum SaRe elmer neutn tdtbcli-
itsn atrde tdus z ,sn) IN 6aleeprta fputpn Co., WiHRt
iota, dn9encmmen unc tisieiten am ebengenanntsn 3aae,
cen 20. Sui UNI 2 llhr Na6mittdas IN 8sssnpart ees Sau-
cemitts ersnnst unt Gle Gentraeie biutaustsebsn
l.. Gin @netbot idr ale @aursrartsit an Der air&s Aali
unb y9aher RAT esr. ecntrartrr ielbit ~ HELEN. IL pe bs
Wtruftpi,. @r6er es 8auss S6tH W bet 80 juf
Sdnttiariur % ti ~ IN, hSbt her Ssttnmauern 81 Jus
erbe Zee shurrrss ~ 5us. Tie z tsins iieirrt RE Semen
&C dEt zen glde.
? Gin Enssbst fGr ale SsiahaGcrarbst al tcr NiESe.
3, Sin Ansetet iEy ale S6rsirer une 5lmmermannsdr
btit. Sas Material, Seii @ilcn. uuo Slehraarsh esiers!
Ger Contractor. Die 0emeinee telcrst ete 5atrten iur eae
Sauhri; I'M temmenesn geirter 1872 ~, eantlbe mus Il
eet pcm Gertrdetrr bis Srepnspile cher srfab IN seu'icn
&c. sslleiegt pGresu.
Sas 3unsam,nt Der airbt wire 9nes Susut {. !. be8eu
men une aaie.I sif a%usasbaut,
Gas sautsmit bsbdlt i'd ras aett por irssrt ctn Ger
aue Nnsebcte Iurld,uptiitn.
Sut Si6trtsit Oeeuritsl FIR rem %e0rpellen Sstras re
aHaebptts mus ssssteu wereen une eielelbe I'M In9eeri' eGs
p~Cyiteasit %utsraebtn seer e%Hleiantt, tereiiS ~dnes9sttn 'sA
psnu edNslte @erudtdiisung hnera lel.
pl6ne II. Syetftatieuen ipnutn %sinseistsn rsrseh betm
uuisr;eibuetsa cesr ei 9r. Y. HcF Sr9iitel FaSrrF'
yptsC. 1unt 81 ~,
Galrtpuia etH 10. iuui 1872.
Rdrl Spbcrl, prtrfsr.
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Dieter eebmes,
an @bitc Strabe, ;piiten II. UNI IS.
Dubuque, 20.

StnSrcGe @liner, Gin mcblbatsnesr GAR
msr Der in ier Iabs Musratines ipcbnt, bate
rinsn iebr tSsartisrn 9~lIcrrns9 Sulen, Der ibnl
bersits pprber ;ismlif pisl ~ i2afen semadt
bate. MiQrr mar bic einjiss perirn, bic
It'd III isire NGte wa9en cnrftr. Der rinisfu
Saaen ais 6err aRiier eas Shisr enrG' eis Ynre
III fiiibren rrriG6ts, ~ltirstc ss iG anperbpHt nit
~aclcutten Sprnsrn auf Den Gissntbiimcr, tpbrts
eislslten in rsisn lints Ssisu II. wnrf i'm MAINS
bed in bic yuft.
llnfehltar bate cas- ~wutbenre lbter lein Spfsr
dui csr Steae %gstcotet, wsnn lcine Nafmrrtlam-
felt nidt rur6 einen arcBen ounr, err 81 i'll cie
6erie csc Sintsrteines sstiisn, a%tssIsnft rcreen
mare. Iis Nnnsiencrn silten Srrrn Miaer III
oiilie, bcten ibn aui nno bri efr arStli6en lin.
tsriaduna itrltr co li2 bsraus, eo6 Die SGuIisr
~ssrrsnft, sirt Hipps sstreden unc Gin Sttf her
ielksu in pie yunse SecrunSen III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-10

3cim 3nlammenitp6 elmer Satnbcflr'
femptipe nit einem Gpulirutipn's Srain ceI
Rcrpptirrn 9ilsntabu in pn Nnbs Belle glains,
pureea Us. y. anssrirn, 5Obn Oliver uni
SamrS Gbur5iQ gstSStst unD 3 aHcsrs rpu
oer. Die @abnbclcfpmctise mn has SGaGtsr,
bSss6tn aaf Dem sOrssra aSrrsn ess 9cnhruc-
tiun's 5rain's purOeu ifarf miIstnsmmtn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-10

0apcnpprt teabIbtis, nrne Yasmsrie IN
s~rrid,tsn, bic $1,000 lplars scIteu 'cltsn. Mii
elmer 9ljpritit spn 1913 rsrparien ibrs Burger
ee Grbs6uas eirsr l0preitntisrn Sare I'M i6
bic Wai6iensnwsrftattu Der Iapsnprrt II. ct.
paul Giientabn ~ li6srn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-07-10
Werlpreu.

Der Ndms iensr gsricn, welte ni6t 6 abic Screp aSire
Stiefel une S6ute traaen weate, g0er eisle gsrisn auf'
fueet wirc liberal tslebnt meresr rem er ieibt Elm gaar
fauft uRe prpbirt.