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The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-28

/ FIGHT.-One of these occurred last
night. 4 man went to buck the
''tiger' He did So successfully and
from four bits accumulated pile, but he
could not quit. bee tlse he wanted it all.
He began to lose however and lost and
lost until he got to the two dollar point
below zero, that is he bet two dollars
mere than he could lose for he did not
have it to bet. When called upon for
the coin he began to swell with indigna-
tion, and wuuid have blutfed the tiger
man with the repeated assurance that his
face was good for two dollars anywhere.
2Ir. Dealer is a man Of few words, and
losing no time in vain talk he proceeded
to eject the intruder whom he did not
follow to the outside. however rs he
Was unarmcd himself aud thought the
other fellow was fumbling for his gun ~
The elected remained on the pavement
outside long enough To summon up all
his hachbone wha.t, striding back into
the saloon " bite with rage he went ior
HE eiectcr, who h;!viag pounded him to
,be. nleasure. OF enough threw him OFT
agaip. vi:-r. IL vas tlIt2 satisfied 10 re-
r.1r
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-28
Ia n Hole!

4 patty consisting of some four or five
of the 'hovs' from Carson left the
Christmas dance at Empire in the morn
ing at half past five for home. Near the
Warm springs they got into scrape
Whether they could see or not, they
didn't: and We rather think they couldn t.
They ran into chuck hole, which any
party coming from IN all night sprt {
might do; but what makes things look
suspicion, Was the way they got thrown
around and piled up when the shoc!,
came upon them. All except Harry L
and the driver found themselves rubbing
their heads and shins in little plies under
the seats. The driver-marvelous fix.
not to get utterly and altogether mashed
WAS cast across the front wheel with
his head hanging down bobbing at tn,
chuck hole beneath, with his ri,h, hand
gripping the lower part of the dashboard,
and his feet twisted up in the buggy robes
.Harry-not less wonderfully poised
found himself over the right hind wheel
with eyes turned backward, unmeant but
involuntarily, to the scene of the late
festivities The ''boys" are all right and
lovely again, if ever they ceased to be so:
and We hereby give notice. if this picture
is not faithfully cclorct' % TO = 0titt,
reporter sho furnished Us the outings:
- y : propose 10. be personaily ctt Of 1
toYn Ior Z, few days. -" .!
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-28

New PIrING.-While looking up the
beautiful piece of new road running along
north of the passenger depot and railroad
Office to the fume, we observed number
OF men at work digging ditch close by
and parallel with the track Upon in
qliring. We learned that they were put
ting down line of pipes to conduct a
supply of water for the depot from the
round house above. A quarter section of
land near the Old quartz mill situated in
a canyon or III hills about two miles
north cas-; II town WAS purchased several
years "a" ~ Mrssrs. Yerington Il Rice
ior the sake If . ho5!ntifui spring of light
ci,-.lr natar lo0rt upon it, Water from
this >rlln2 WIS hguu int down and has
been G-.G at til. "uUni house, from which
also tn. private iwcllings of Mr.. Iering-
ton, NJ Rice and Judge Whitman have
been snTp!itt, r. extension pipes.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-28
WHEELER i WILSON SEWING MACHINES.

We are glad to be able to tell our read
ers thlt permanent agency for the sale
of Wheeler / Wilson's Sewing Machines
has been established here in Carson. Mr.
T. =. Fox is the agent; and he Will sell
the said machines-of the latest style and
having ali the newes. improvements-at
San Francisco rates-freisht added. He
viii attend. promptly, to all orders for
machines and the repairing and recon
strucuon thereof. Seamst-asses pro-
nOunce the Wheeler & Wilson to be the
best machine manufactured.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-28
The Assembly Chamber.

We strolled into this elegant apartment
yesterday and saw Naish with an assist
ant at work there, fixing up generally in
the way of upholstery. The curtains are
being newly hung and the rollers rese-
cured. We were pleased with the siAs t
of what we took for new desks. They
are not new, however, but the same old
ones that were smeared by use in the last
Legislature and which after two years
drying and warping in the dry atmos-
phere of these regions, were SO loosened
and generally out of fix, so says Maish,
that they could hardly be moved without
falling to pieces. This shrinking is all
the more remarkable, as the furniture is
of solid black walnut. The desks are re-
fixed now and beautitied with coatings of
oil and shellac, and are better than ever
because they can hardly shrink any more
The furniture of the Senate Chamber is
undergoing the same overhauling. The
legislators will find, with desks and chairs
made new; with carpets cleaned of the
last speck; with the paint purified and
brought back to its original Wilderness;
and with handsome decorations in the
way of Maxim Gas fixtures, etc, orna-
menting the walls, that their chambers
will be quite as attractive as when they
first entered them, January l, 1871. and
decidedly more attractive than when they
left them for home. on the last day of
February of the same year.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-28
Seeking Adventures.

| Several nights ago man from the
mountains in the nei3hborhood of Car
son whose name we can not learn, made
a descent upon Us, evidently presuming
upon his muscle and his bad eye to
get the whatever he wanted without pay
ing for it and to carry everything by
storm He showed himself to his own
disadvantage first, in French sa-
loon up town where he came in and de-
manded drink. The barkeeper seeing
no money in it refused to let him have
drew his knife and made for him SEEM
inSly bent on having blood or gin"
The barkeeper made for his little gun
which he kept in his little money drawer,
when the reckless intruder seeing himself
placed at ii disadvantage, backed out.
II was well, for the little drawer hap
pened to be locked. The next appear
ance Of Mr.. Mountaineer was at Davis
Saloon where they have beans and keno.
Here be tried to entice drunken man
outside to relieve him of money which he
s-n=lt on him. The tippler retained his
seat at the table and replied snappingly,
when tn tuticer became outrageous and
rs in the French saloon, was going to eff
frct his purpose with his knife and was
actually advancing upon the helpless
drCnkard, when tee barkeeper stepped
up and wlrcked him over the head two
whacks with Il malet which, with the aid
OF six shooter iii the hands Of stander
by frecley applied to the same part,
brought him u the ground in lump.
He was not killed, bu, being placed un-
der care OF TIL surgeon managed to crawl
out and leave Carson the next day. He
was in luck TO get away at all. Such
fe4tS are becoming almost too common to
deserve notice, OF to attract attention.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-28

ASo1HFE EIoET-Two old "bums " at
a late hoar might before last we're caress-
ing each oth-r al Frisbie's corner in the
rain, ana dead drunk. They had we'll
nigh lost the use Of their legs hut their
tongues nnSw, I'D realilyto the utterance
of pud,iled thought. They continued
their nl!u,!iin c:.resses of each other until
they fell TO talking back" Then vari-
Gus odd suhj"rs went n process heller
SHELTER through their brains. They. Of
course. took opposite sides all the way
through their discussion winch seem"d to
be amiXture Of Horace Greeley, ""square
MAN. dam Niger take drink,
en-: . liar, etc. quickly from this cpl
thet reaching fists. win were piled most
vigorously by way al climax. The result
WAS what You may see Il ature OF almost
any morning, on tna InlIu street, III the
way of an ''old drum" w,th blue head
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-28

HoUNDs," Such was the exclamation
of rest, ursnt keeper yestesday morning,
Us he, broom in hand, attacked and de-
molishcd a cui of the weed which was
sticking To the wall outside ard about the
size Of Frisbie's terrapins. II was so big
that ii seemed 20 have legs-and try to
crawl off, when he punched it. Look out
you are not caught, that thus discharge
yourself for If you are, Louis will let the
cud abide its time of removal to try his
muscle and broom stick on vour squash.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-28

DIsT:.Ess. Was rumored here on the
streets Yesterday that the cashier of the
Louisville lottery had vamoosed, where
upon some OF the gentlemen interested
in the prize drawn here became very sad.
Heretofore they have been dreaming
about the coin to be iingled in their
hands, and have been getting up earlier
than usual 70 talk about it before they
went to breakfast. Dream on; some en-
yious 'cuss' has started the rumor
merely as hoax
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-28

QUElI.-Certain men of regular bust
ness and trades are devoted to their labor
in the day time, and Yet spend their even
ings regularly betting at the various
games A gambler being asked on the
street, yesterday, if this man was general
ly lucky and how it was with that one
replied They all win; the gamblers
never WI anything"
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-28

kUKLUx.-We acknowledge the recei Of
from C4as. w. Kendall, NJ c., lately
married, Of ten volumes of the Majority
and Minority Reports of the Committee
on hakiux Investigations. We would
congratulate the gentleman. on his happy
change from single biesscdness and tend
er h1n our sincere thanks for his liberal
donation.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-28
E1O cal New $.

LINCOLN COUNTY cleared her skirts of
Jerry Scooling, yesterday by paying the
balance due on the December settlement.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-28

PERsoSAL-James Crawford, Assem-
blvman elect from Lyon, spoken of as
candidate for Speaker made his appear
lnce i'll town, yesterday.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-28

Bon FLANDERS, SO severely handled
some time ago by crowd. was on the
street again yesterday, and all sound but
"reminiscences OF the tisticutf still.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-28

The CARSON RIVER at Empire is grown
to " full bank" and is booming. 1t will
take many days of pouring rain, how
ever 10 make flood
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-21
sitesariibes

Die >, Nite anr ncue @e.t" bat ii2 10
tetannt unb tsriibmt lei esIn ~Isisnssn gutliium
ssmadt, cas- IS iitsrluBis it, ibrrm Tamsu au&
ned cine anssrs S%sssi6nuns tei i'll fiset. @ir
ssbsn sabsr bier sinfa@ aunst, CAP raS B..
Ssft ses VII. Sabrsaase5 aaf uaisr@ Si6sr-
tide lisst u Uie isiur |Orsan9er F6 ansSsi6nst
pur6 cine rsids Iuspabl iutsrsian:rn VsitfpHss,
irpis eurb feline sab!rstdsn, prGGtissn abtilrun.
gen. gsicnssrs aufmsriIam MAIDEN mir unisrs
ysisr auf bic 10 ssluassns Tramis, ,:3wsi Ssuabsn
untsr einsa. paln,tlatt" in 5drbrusruf, p,lae
ie l6 bur6 assHniren nui sisle 10 tslistts 3eit.
i6rift. i6srn fSrnsn. Ssiteluassn auf pisislbs
,psreen entssssnseuemmsn srn 0errn Sslspb
eO6sr. Sutbaasler, ssssniiter Der ct. @arisu.
fir6e in Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-21

~umliesenren Stdcten, @alcna. Bellevue
unp Dubuque fnren lib oft ;asIrside
Seiuder Elm I'm, mad altberf6mmlider,
reutlder Siite bieien 10 ersreifenren Nm
radtsibunsen beisuwobnen unp untcr
slbbetuns ees Gplenfran,es ben eeipense
meg res 6errn ;u betradtsn. DAT 70
siele Tremee iid bel cirien gneabtsiiz
tunsen bier einfnren, nimmt mid gar
nidt 8uncer, sumal meines 8idenS)
rieIss Der ein;ise ~8alrarienbers" 1T auf
eislem Continent.
Sa, wirfli6 auTaIenp III ss, ,pis in
benz fursen 3eitraum BON prei;ebn Sab
rem cine feline 0emeinpe, 70 0roFartises
leiitcn fcnntc ; uno mod aufallenser pers
ben sieueidt man6em 0eier pie1er 3eilen
Die 70 idSnen 3eiultate eri1eincn, penn
mir iasen, RAP rieie srcsartisen 9eiltun>
gen, Der enersiIben @uspauer einesMans
nee, unierm Sodp. Seeliprser Slam
n,an9 su s~ercanfen iinp, Icpie Der Sp>
f~er,piaisfeit leiner @emeince, bic, pbns
Sairs. pic Nies. Gon;erts uno 1dn;s su
%ssrlansen, bel ieper @slesenbeit ibren cps
ferrpiaisen Sinn bctbatist.
8irsli6 stn9 uns aud aus Ger @erfs
itdtte res Serrn @pcet II. Co., Srselz
bauer in Soiton, cine ncuc Srsel III,
Gin 8erf spn grocer tsdnilber Splfpmz
menbeit. Manner bon Sad polIcn pies
ielte ais cit Meiterfid ibrer Mrt Seltsn
laien. &ussntlidlib peilet in uniersr
Wittc aud Ger !Spdm. Sr. Nnnen, priss
iter aus rem ea;ariitsn Srcen, wenn i'd
niht ire, unr Gin @uremburser rrn @ss
burt. 1srielbe III Gin &inp rieier Sc:
meincs u.resbalb 1T iein Sslu6 aud I'm,
10 m%iufpmmener sripelrn bel leiner tpds
bstastsn Wuttcr netit Samilis INT
Sreunosn.
Gum S6lulis Slid uno Sssm i'm
neuen Sabre, Sbnen Serr Gecaftsur, 10
wie Gem 9an;en, an unlerer lieben $50
sstts" arbeitsnren Yerional! Slid uur
Seaen aber AUDI @Uen jenen, bic biz
n0a;ette" Isien unp %untsrfiBen! WSss
ilb BIC Sab! ibrer Veier in rie Sauiencs
scrmehrcn I. Oiesety 8uni1 Sbrss
3iaterpaIOIers.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-21

ein blieitnlihss gcubten rurh ole rum
he 6lutb.
8aum absr srinen Die Naru pes
IampferS in bic Wpsen, 10 entfaltets ii1
Elm unbeltreibli6 pradtspues Sdaus
lpisl Spr unisrn Slidsn, reiien Sci, ii6
in Gem Waee itciserte, als iIb cas-
S6iT Som 9anre cntfernte. Die trsite
5ur6s, wslGs Ger pfeilI6neI frrtl6ie>
benre Dampfer in Die slatte 5ldde Der
n%abti6war;sn See grub. sli6 einsm
StrOme eleftriidcn, acknowledgement 6eus
ers une lief ii6 rifrdrts bis IL Gle
weiteite Serne Serfclsen. Ginsn sisl
prddtppuern, ia einen serare;u mirdens
baften Mnblid selrabrten aber bic MIDI
lten llmsebunsen reS Sbines. Oa, no
Der &iel res Sorpertbeils Gle Sal;Hutb
;ertbeilts, tra9en md6tise @arben pboss
pbprescirenren Seuers aus Ger eunflen
1tefe emper, erboben ii6 in tauienp
Strablen lber ole SberFdbe unp felen
in ;abucicn, iIlberweibsn 9idtbIIdeln
ipierer auf pieielbe bernieper. go aber
rie madtisen &aper ras @aIsr su fiber
peibem Sbaum sermalmter, IA ldienen
Die slisernpen @asen iid in lautsr Bril-
lanten aufsulSIsn renn elm jecer Der Wilz
lionen SrOpfen, ,pelde BON reu Narsrn
in Die 9uft geidleupcrt purren unr pann
wieret ais feiner 8esen auf bic Sbsrz
Fade pes Meeres suridfslsn, sli6 sinem
sel6IiHensn Oiamanten, inrem or nit
farbiscm SLANG turd rir nd6tli9e
OdmmerunS leudtete. SlauwsiBe unc
rStblide SIammen sudten f%Urtwdtrenr
nit Yerdnrerlidcm 2idte int sansen I'm.
frsile ces S6iheS purb Die rur9einans
Der Sel6ittelten @osen, reren jrre nit
einem ftrablenren 3idtpiaeem sefr5nt er>
lbien. uno 10 melt ras @alsr bic Seitsn
ces SdiHes teneyts, ;eists iI1 lestsrss
BON chem treiten. lllberslin,snren Heif
umSetsn. SiS sessn Wittsma6t bis
tief in Gle Wsersnse binein pabrte risies
pradtYplle, unauftSrlid rsdielnce 8aiz
lerns,t; ielblt ras belle 9idt pes @pIz
mcnrs, Der eini9e Stunren nab unlerer
9lbfabrt aus benz Deere empertautte,
Yermcdte cieisn Wlan, nidt sSlis III
srrlSiden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-21
airdlias afuigksitsn.

SuaReue, ia. am @sutas Germiltas MIR.
&C il Ger bisNseu Salbscraie Gin isisrlibsr gee.
ltusetIsseisnit abstba!tsn fur bic Ssslsurube es5
tir,li6 sa6inssl2iresnsn gr;biibpiss Martia
Ssbann Sralpius zen Baltimore. Dsr Ss6Wir-
sisit, Sii4Of SsnnsIry s~slebrirts pcSei ibm bic
Sp6p. Germ slusuit Sautsr u. Ssbaauss Sic.
msnt ron Der q. Rarientir9s NIB Rss. Quinn,
Dunn, S'&siay unp @albassr ssu Ger 8atbs.
rrale a0iitirteu.
&tp. Water Ggan, bisbsr ais @sbulfspristsr
al Der asibepra!s anssitsnt, wurss ais Ssslicr.
ger ua6 Geear sails, So. ssrlset, tpobin Sci.
tWnssn unp Srisie fir i'm gu a%rrsiIren iine.
Sn her ct. @arienfirae msrrsn pGbrsns Ger
ti. 5~atsn;sit bic Standardization ltattinpsn ,uis
fclst s.stssu @ittwpt slesnS ssssn IS llbr
grseist uno Ssssn nit esm Se6piirpisitsu @u-
ts; jtrsa Grsitas Ibsuo Electromagnetic unS
Ssseu nit hem Ss6p. 0as.
Sn Columbus, Ohio, bat Ger beapf. Sil6cf
Sylpsifsr &elsfraas cine Stubieu-I n falt
srriatst, wtl6e unttr ben S6uB ses bl. glsylus
ssfsat il, unb ben be9w. Batter q. u. Gallagher
gum pralesntsn bat. Oas neue Seminar liest
in Der ISbe Der Staet Columbus, benz 9lctrr
ess ,,0utsn Sirten" ssssnitsr. IS beifbt aus
sipsi ssraumissa Sauisrn nit etpa Gin oser 3psi
ELDER 0ane. Gin i6Snsr Gartsn an Der nett
li6sn Ssits tietst cine lisblite ausli6t bar.
Die !3abl rr 3SaIinse belaaft ii@ auf 81.
Die balbiabrli6e YriIfuns Der Ssminariisu wurbs
am 81. Sauuar sslhIoRtn.
Sn Sartmea, @eSsan, So. pa, bat Der
bStp. gil6cf SSbiaS @ullsn ron erie zine
usue 8ir9e sinsspsibt. 81 Smetbporti i'm
slsi&sn County ii cine 9ir8e in arbsit, bic bis
nS6tss 6riibiabr fsrtis lein pirt.
Sn Stronsstoun, Snbiana 60, pa. wurss
bic I'M siusult y. s. ~bsscnnsns une pprisen We.
nat idsn fir zen spttsspienAii4sn @ssrau& fer
tisssfsats air8s ~ ben iiebsu S6msrsen @a.
risn's e%insspsibt.
Sn Gong Sslauo Gits, y. 5. bot Der surS
isiusn BET brausssiisr betannts Batter @ares,
friibsr piarrr 81 eaGrs1s Wiss., wisesr 9
Wstbseihsn sinsn S~aptifsn aab einsn GpiScp.
palsn In bic @smsini@aft Der iatbplil9sn 9ir&s
aufssupmmeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-21
9urembnrger WaSettc.

ben Sepinsunsen unc @aaben fef. PER-
fdrme ater aud nidt CUR ri6tisen Belt
3abluns su lisfern. DAFT scnau feftsc>
felt ipereen mus. mann jere Arbeit fer
tis iein fol-, perftebt fd Spn 1slbf. I'm
berinSt fino ale Gcntraete fhriftli6 su
MAIDEN. Oas sanSe 8ebaupe an sinen
untsrnebmer ~ Gberlahen bat feline orc
Gen Nadtbei!s. 9srShnlid fnrsn iit
fremce Gontraetcren Gin, bic Is oft tilis
ger, eaS 1T lpar, aber aud in 8 aus 10
Gauen idlc6ter bauca. Die beimatbliz
den @rbeiter mlfen fremren ireiaen une
pas @elc, ras bic @emeinee sulammens
Setra1t ssbt mad auben. 3upem trdst
mander Sanpwerfer leinen unp ;uweilen
nod anberer Witsliscer 8sitras cur9
feline arbeit ab. Wdbreno man bic beis
miiden Nrbeiter mebr ODER tpenissr fennt,
mue man nit i6ledten @rbeitsrn pes
Contractors pprlieb nebmen. Sb ciele
eeute ebrlid uno ;ablunssfdbis fnr, 1T
INNER S~neifelbaft tres Der &ecpmman.
e%ationen. Gin @ebaure, rpie cine Stride
I'M 1aselctn fertis ~ MAIDEN, mage feline
@emeince, ipsnn Tie nibt banfrctt iein
nil, che paS 8ebdupe balb fertis 1T. Sn
zen meiiten europaiiden GGnpsrn 1T riss
les Sptem bel Sfentli6en Irbsiten rsrs
bcten unc nit &edt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-21
LAS McerleuAten.

User einen Srpptel WaIer aus etnem
Sumpfe crer rincui Ieide ccer aud aus
cinsm @laie, in pel6em einise Belt fri.
i@e pfansen Scitanrtn BADEN. unter Gin
9utes Wifrplfpp brinat, ras mebrsre bun;
cert Nal eer9rb6ert, rem erihlieet lid
Gin ueu,s geben i'm f~lciniten Naume.
Suneerte, ia 5%auienre Yrn ;ierli9 ssltal>
teten @eisn tumneln iid in Gem Srpps
fen lumber, Der fir fe paslslbe 1T, mas
cas Wecr fir pie Srpbcn Weertbiere 1T.
Sn 6prm spn 0lpden llnp Gri6tsrn,
Yon &lumpcn uno 9inien nilsen lih
cieie f~leiniten 0eibbpfe purdeinanper,
nit SliBesiHneue fcmmen unp seben iis,
balp wiepcr ruben lIe trdss. Wan fiebt
iie iId aud ansrcifen bsfimpfen unp be-
IieSsn. Sc iinp aud rie unteriten Stu<
fen Der IbicrpcIt ni6t pbne 8rieB. Seim
eriten antlifs ruff man unwiufirli1
aus: Sins eS YAanScnsebilpe, iino rs
Gceliieine, pic ila gaiersm 4use ,etz
gen? Die @incihaft fpmnt uns su Dill
fc unp bclsbrt inns, RAP eS Sbierdsn
fine, rie oft faum 10000 bis 10000
2inie lang iinp unp bel ibrer sabQpien
Wtense im 8roeen bic balp ariine
rrer rctbe SdrbunB Ger @ewaGsr une
pas runcerYpIe Veubtsn oeS Wserss
Scranlalen, weldee ale Seefabrer in
Gritaunen ieBt. Der beriibmte ensliIds
Seefabrcr, Sapitan Serpresby, I6Spfte
einit in einem 5rinfbeber lsubtesees
See,raler al Ger Silten 0rSnlanes II.
fanb bel mifrpifcpiiber llnteriu6uns
cine 10 eritaunlite Mensr SnfulIpnss
Sbierhen, pab erric @siammt;abl rer i'm
Seber peinpli6en Sbisrden auf $50
WiiIicnen ldastc. @slde llnsabl mut
bel rem Seubtsa elmer msilenpei. ii6 ers
lredencen WteersShdhe betbeilst Iein! Dr.
Wilfcmm bei6reibte cas- Wesrleubten all
u: Oas 2eubten psS WeereS 1T Elm iibere
aus prdhtiSes unp erbabene5 S6auipiel,
cab, per es cinmal seleben bat sspiB
germ Die Seefranfbeit riSfirt, .,int fi6
wirpcr raraa 81 ers5sen. SD babe 60
mebrmals 9eleben, bod ME 10 ibSn,
ME auf elmer nddtliden Sabrt nit eli
mem ensliihen Dampfer cur6 bic Mesrs
ensen ron @ibralter i'm DECEMBER 1854.
Gs mar cine wunperi6Sne Natt 10 parm
mic bel unS im SUM. 8sin @Slf6sn
tribte cas rurdibtise S6war;blau pss
Simmels, an wel9em WiQipnen Sterne
nit nod Siel belIsrem unp Sl~anssnpersm
2ihte ais all einsm reinsn nprpiibsn
Winterbimmel ltrablten ; fein eift6en
frauielte Die ipieaelslatte Slads rss bsrre
liben 0elfS II. rer Weerense, furs allies
serneiSte iid, UNI ben 3eu6tmpnacm CSns
fufionssS bier6en) su sstatten lib aus
Den Iiefen pes WeereS su erbeben unp
ii6 in ben pbern S6i9ten psS @a6srS
IN unsablbaren S6aaren su iammsln.-
Se LANCE anier S6if rubis spr @nfsr
lag. ipar penis BON tielsr unlidtbaren
Ibienpelt gu bemsrfsn. Sur rpenn einEau.
elm 3ueer prer irsenb Elm anrsrer fefter
&Srpsr in'S 8afer fsL sudte momentum
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-21

0err 5oiepb 9o6er, S~u&bSnstsr, &C.
ssniitsr Der Ct. Msarisn- Stride, balt pets sise
ansabl grsmplart Der Deurem Sc
%,stts" YUrratbis, uns fSnnsn aQe isns, bic rs r.
pini$th sas SIstt bel Jpn tsRsasn uab stassr
men.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-03-28

The house Is your province, Cav,
said the youth, upon the morning after
the house was finished. Il shall leave
you to furnish it and transform il into
home while ! work upon the stockade.-
l YOU need my help when the stockade
aud bloek-house are finished, Twill turn
myself into house-carpenter.'
Il shant need you, sir. said Gay sauci-
~. You attend to the farm, and leave
the house to me-
The shelter provided. the eight houses
were LETT entirely 10 the management of
the women. the men working upon the
stockadc, which was constructed upon
strict military principles. ana va,
model Of worth and excellence.
II required two weeks and the labor
OF sixteen men 10 complete this work.
Whitman and hi, famiI, had been liv-
ing 10 their house FOR a week All the
families had moved iutn their homes
save the lfchcrs, but Cav with pretty
tyranny had not allowed Mark "a crus,
the threshold OF his house since he had
finished il.
Now, when Marx uu, okod his oxen
turning them loose i'll Nj own ynr,i. nud
drew M wagon under . great cotton
wn'' ~ his back garden. Cav called In
him WIN a bright smile. saving tnat Ia,
might cutter The house win hcr
Tie came pIcsscl nuu smiling. i'm,
paused upon the threshold ia mute
amaHrmcnt.
Wa ~ w. room win bur rough
log wa'i' which Ii" had given into her
/ hands.
Wa thi, sum, little HON, l,g.hon.,
on tie plains:
. l. seemed Incredible
f'r ii'tlr clcrrr-wiltcl Cav. with her
Y d'h,Air' NN'lhi hnL"r>, had ft~hibne i
I l"Nr'N h"h' "hl II her barren materials.
Nu'h an one w"uld delight the eve to
\ r'~t up'h' anu her sole helps had hcrn
tWn Nh'"iF hA+"t iiit"en wears who
hal worked uuIcr her drcctinn.
IT, III" prctiie,t room Icy.y s,,v :
cried Marx, with enthusiasm There
j-u't 4 house III town .i.rit IVAN, I'M,
p'npl" open thcjr ewes, H.. int lively "
cried Mark dc,igh,cdlv. YOU a 100.
uiAi home iaIty. Cav. lou wrr, meant
inr thr frontier. ann you arr the iair-,t
flower On NI the plains, M prccinu.
little sister"
IL d'eW hor ~ him aud Kissed her
truhrrls But Cav. nn,t unarronn,,.
DIV n'"Ac NOM hn bins ing Ii T., rose.
. 'Ai. whitman in To- see the house"
II rlaimci Marx. notuoticip, Cav rop.
fusion. We shall ri On III ,hc aris,o.
csatS 81 thr town
lie dashed uui in b,yi.h cxubcrapre
aud called ID The entire p,nnla,ion Of
TIN village
They all came IN. and there was agcu
cral request tha> Gay should chri.tcn III,
settlement
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