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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-03
rHE NEIgON- CLANFoN KOMICIDE.


1t will be remembered that Colonel
D. NJ. Nelson killed General james II.
Clanton, of Alabama, IN street recon-
ter at Knoxville in September, 1871.
The case came up for trial at Knoxville
recently, and Nelson was acquitted on
the SOth of May. He has since pub
lished a card referring to the circum-
stances under which he met General
Clanton. 1t appears that both we're
under the influence of liquor, and that
they had been introduced for the first
time about fifteen minutes before the
killing. They we're going to take a
drink and quarreled as only drunken
men could on the way. Clanton ehal-
lenged Nelson TO fight him then and
there, and put his hand on his pistol
Nelson retreated into saloon and thea
into countingroom, where he found
double-barreled shotgun, aud immedi-
atsly reappesred. One barrel went of
accidentally. Nelson says, and Clauton
fred at him instantly Then Nelson
raised the gun and cred the fatal shot.
All this occurred within a space Of four
minutes. Nelson escaped to Cleveland
as he says to be the first to bear the
melancholy news to his wife, and then
returned and gave himself up. Mean
while the public almost had forgotten
the event. Nelson asks the press TO
publish his wndication, and concludes
as follows;
is and always will be source Of
deem regret % me that General Clnnion
FEN bv ms hand, and, having no desire
"a do injustice 10 his memory. It is
proper for me 20 state that, from what ]
have learned Of his character, | DO not
believe any difficulty would have &C
Cured II We had been better acquainted
and perfectly cool. General Clanton
had The reputation Of being a gallant
man. had proven it on many hard
sid and / would not cast upon his
memory q single imputati0n. ! had nc
,aoiire against him while living and have
cberisbed none since his death, but ]
fb;nk h viii be clear 70 every one who
res5s the evidence that II he had not
ALLEN. would have been killed the next
instant
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-03
Illinois election.

CHICAGO, June 3.-Latest returns
make the total vote cast in this city yes
terday for Circuit Judges about $4,000.
All the five judges are reelected. Re-
turns from fifty-two towns in the Fifth
judicial district in the election for SUI
preme Court Judge give Lawrence, rail
road candidate) 5423, and Craig, (far-
mers' mani 1856. Lawrence is probably
elected. Returns from Alton Indicate
the election of John Scheduled for SUI
preme Judge in the Second judicial dis
trict, and William H. Order as Circuit
Judge of the Second judicial circuit.
Judge William Brown, Of Rockford, is
undoubtedly elected. No opposition in
the Third. Heaton probably carries
Whiteside county by GOO. Cochrane has
carried the district composed of Peoria
and Stark counties for Circuit Judge
by 300.
SPRINGFIELD, June Sesame carries
this city and township for Circuit Judge
by 275. 1t is thought his majority in
the county will be 200 at least. No re-
ports from Maceupin. but those posted
say his majority in that county will
reach 300.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-03

lie daughter Is growingto be a sweet and
beautiful girl. She is now about twelve
wears old. Wherever seen, her lovely
countenanco excites admiration and
pity. She is quite retlringi the bitter
experiences through which she has
nassed has made her already n woman
In thought and feeling. Many kind
family would be glad to take the tender
and crushed little flower TO its own
bosom, and many a regret is expressed
that the girl must grow up under the in
luence OF her mother and grandmother.
She is rarely seen, except in the COM
many of one or the other. She looks so
pure and sweet that one would think
that evil influences could hardly touch
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-03

NJ. Colbert, the French Minister of
Commerce, having convened a number
of Partisan traders, invited them to give
their opinions on his policy and the need
for reforms. One of them Immediately
said: Monseigneur, ! tell yeu frankly
that when you entered the Ministry you
found the cart upset on one side, and
only set it right again to turn it over on
the other"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-03
FOREIGN.

MADRID, June Authorization has just
been received by the government of
decisive advantage gained by General
Nouvilas, commanding the government
troops in the north, over the Carlist
forces in Biscay. General Nouvilas has
surprised and surrounded the Carlist
army, and its surrender is expected.
The news creates much excitement in
tLn n;trr
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-03

A correspondent speaking Of Mrs;
Laura Fair, says she recently attempted
10 lecture in Sacramento on The
Wolves in the Fold" aud, being unable
70 hire q hall, took the best she could
get which was a beer cellar. An au-
dIence Of not more than half a dozen
greeted her, and those were the habitues
Of beer cellars. Not caring 70 speak %
70 slim an audience. she directed the
doors 70 be thrown open, when the room
vas soon hlled By 40 unseemly rabbles
and the utmost Efforts Of the police we're
required 10 keep order. Mrs. Fairs lit
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-03
NOBLE SENTIMENTS.

DR.. Lilienthal, the orator selected for
the memorial occasion at Cincinnati,
used the following language in the course
of an eloquent and beautiful address;
l dare answer in the presence of this
vast multitude, that not one Of us all en-
tertains the least intention Of humiliat-
ing our Southern brethren. We love
them. aud have loved them even during
the bloody fratricidal war. We honor
their chiyalrous spirit, their indomitable
courage. We admire the names Of Lee,
Smart. jackson, johnson and others.
Are they not flesh from our flesh; bone
from our bone? We pity their widows
and orphans, too, for they are our breth-
ren-our American brethren. We do
not wish to humble them. We say to
them. with our Longfellow: Let the
dead past bury its dead" We say, with
our good and wise Lincoln: with NAL
ice to none, with charity for all, let us do
right. as God gives us to understand 1T,
and over the graves of our fallen breth-
rem let us renew our flial allegiance to
our common flag and our common coun-
try. We in the North wish to bury in
eternal oblivion the past hatred, the past
feud; let those down in the South follow
our example.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-03
N THE HrRo. COMES IN.

More printers ink has been expended
upon Captain Jack than, perhaps, any
Indian, living or dead. He has been a
prolific theme for press agents. CORE
spondent and editors for weeks and
months. His tribes history has been
written up by the ream, and occupies a
conspicuous page in the journalistic an
nails of the age. Even this pedigree has
been traced back some distance, and his
family tree brought out as plain as
worsted work. But he is stoical and in
different, caring less for the tree behind
him than the one just ahead. Alas Tor
CAPTAIN Jack and all his newspaper
fame. he will soon swing so high on the
tree described by Mark Twain that he
will no more be called Lo. The here OF
80 much cotemporaneous criticism, the
fond pet Of Gillem and the army and
navy. the goose that laid so many golden
eggs for the Associated Press agent at
San Francisco, has turned up, and the
war is virtually over. The little game
of seven up" is about over, when
Jack is caught and made to count on
the other side. His obituary has already
been sketched in all we'll regulated news
pauer Offices, and Henry Ward Beecher
will doubtless preach his funeral one OF
these days in Plymouth church. 1t IS
sad to lose such a valuable citizen as
Cantain jack He was so handy with a
rife and has been kind enough to furn-
ish the papers with choice items and
black headlines all this gloomy spring.
And he was such excellent material for
an editorial leader when all other foun-
tains of thought and Investigation
seemed closed for the day. There is no
one to take his place since George Fran
els Train has sailed for Europe, and as
peace reigns in Louisiana. The Cubans
will not tell what they are going to do
with Kellyand the Shah OfPersia did not
bring his harem to the Vienna short
coming, and now Captain Jack, to whom
we fondly looked for so much interest
ing family reading matter, has inglo-
riously declined to subsist on roots and
snails any longer, and surrendered to
Colonel D. Perry, Of the First cavalry,
who brought him in to General Davis
headquarters. He keeps very still, re-
fuses to talk or be interviewed, and if he
gets his desserts, the last thing on the
bill of fare usually, he will soon be
stiller, if such a word is admissible.
But, Notwithstanding, Captain Jack has
been guilty of some little misdemeanors
not prescribed in the articles of war or
found anywhere in the army regulations,
he will, no doubt, have friends to inter
fere in his behalf, and petition that ne
be allowed to go out West AID grow up
with the country. If he could only in
duce his captors to bring him East first,
so as to give him room to go out West,
he could apply for a writ of habeas cor
pus and stand some showing. Seriously,
we suppose he will be eourt-martialed
and hung as soon as people are done
looking at him.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-03

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, who has a
good deal of trouble with his customer
81 think, sir, if you we're to cut your
corns, could more easily find a pair.
Choleric old gentleman" Cut my corns,
sirl ask you to fit me pair of boots
to my feet, sir I'm not going to plane
my feet down to fit your boo'sl"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-03

A man of'Athens, Ca, recently es-
corted his wife to the cars, on her way
to olope with single gentleman of her
acquaintance, purchased her ticket and
saw her luggage properly checked to its
destination.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-03
FOUNTAINS.
FOuniainsi Fountains

I HAVE BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS %. ALL
sorts ofFOuntains al the once Of the Water
COMPANY. which can Be sold az prices LEES
than any other parties can ofcf, al We Dc net
wish tc make any profit.
7s-lg W. =. CAMERON. Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-03

UNHR UNDERSIGNED HAVE AssOCI-
II ated with them Mr.. George r. hudisill. in
the quesnsWarc and china business, under the
firm name and style Of Wm. a $. Jack 4 Co.
TIE buziness Will he continued at the old
7s-si WAS. JACK.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-03

As old citizen living oct in the eoun-
try but having business 10 the atty every
lev days. stated yesterday that be had
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-03

MENKEN BROTHERS
REDUCED PRICES
Hope Bleached Domestic
LOnsdaIe Bleached Domestic,
Fruit Of the Loom Domestic,
AndrOscOggin Domestic,
lO4 Sheetings In all popular makes,
Pillow Castings,
Table Damasks
Napkins and DOylies,
Marseilles Quilts
NIFINKEN BROTHERS,
1891 26I and 263 Main St, Court.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-03
State Of Tennessee, I 60
Countv NJ Shalhv %
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
German National Bank,
OF MEMPHIS,
RESOURCES.

In the State Of Tennessee, at close of business
April 25th. 1873.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-03

l, Martin Griffin. Cashier of the German
National Bank of Memphis. do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
MARTIN GRIFFIN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before ethis Sd
day of June, 1873.
NJ. b. IRRELEVANT, Notary Public;
Correct-Attest: d. p. MADDEN, j. @. Nicely,
Albert i. Harris. Directors
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-03
RAILROAD.
Memphis and Little Rock Il. X.
Summer Schedule,
Commencing juno LIST, 1873 - Two
Daily Trains.

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE l, 1873.
| " until further notice, trains will run as
follows (city time):
Mail train leave Memphis. daiy.........5 is p. M
Freight and Accommodation train
leave Memphis, daily except Sum
day.. so a.
Mail train arrive at Memphis, daily IS m
Freight and Accommodation train ar
rive at Memphis daily, except Sun
day.......... 30 p. IN
SLEEPING CARS ON NAIL TRAINS.
For information and tickets apply at 2S71[
Main street. 278 Main street, or at Depot, Gem
ter Landing, foot of Washington street.
A. S. LIVERM0RE, Gent Sup't.
JOHN II. PERRY. Gen'l Ticket Agent.
+. SIMMONS, Passenger Agent 75-1O1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-12
Nos un,tre Wodborn es aud serNcten.

Ndf unftre Nadtarn es aud serffrben, ~
madden, mas ocmnht peresn fann," crishen mir
aus rem ,,Intrep Tifet". Sn Sad1pn Counts
crbielt zines Der MitlIieesr ces Supersiicrenra.
Ties fir gufT6t bel griifen uno &siien bic net.
ts Summe spn $4,000 fir BEN fursen !3si!-
raum ppm I. Snnuar 1872 his gum 1. Sanuar
1873. Sier in 1ubuaue COUNTS. roo ercinlal
icYisl ~trrnrtise Itteit actban tprreen III, tpuree
nur 1867. IS tesobIt.-llne febt man bic Srii,
den. he rieIsr oSnacnirur" arplant unc ~iiperin.
tencet BAT. ia ca mT6te man bittsre lbrarsn
iibsr Sas ihSue 0ele wsinen, has ie foiten.
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&elcsrapD;fDc Sepef1em.
Gcutf6ldne.

~ElLtsULNNE+
gerlin 6. WGrj. Der Taturnliiaticnss
gertras Spii4en 0sutl&ldnc unb gmsrifa ypire
wabIibsinliG oabin dmenoirt perpsn, hap eieje.
niQen Geuil6sn, tic aus gmcrira bierbsr snriid'
fe6rsn une Snsi Sabre bier rerpeiirn, ais
ibyrs amtrifanii4en Sir0srreGir5 ~ssriuitis er-
adtet pereen iclen.
Tas GinlGreitsu ter poliJeitsbSgre BAT sur
6clss stbatt, zap tic Iroi6fentuilaer i6rsn Aue''
iano eiuSsltslt baben, icbr ;ur GyleiGisrun9 unS
8eirisoiguue peS pablifums.
GEgiGne.
Qpnbpn, 7. IGrs. giccmts. Ellington,
9p6n Gselsn Ieniicn, GIMP Ssrsdsr hes Sauics
Der @smsiucn, lart rsrSansent 3a@t i'm alter
zen SO 9dbren.
Set erm banquet, peldes petsr Srbn Seds
aetsrn glsenp CAB. bislt @laetone cine glniprade
bic III sielsn G|cmmsutarrn slnlab ssssten bat.
Gr mics i'm @srIauf ~esrlelten auf zen 0eleBcnt-
wurf tesi9 liG Der GrSisbuasefrnas in Srlane bin,
be. firli6 i'm yarlamsnt siueebradt pnree, une
0at ~ ssrftbsn, raB bic &ssirruns ssrne ale
msrtbsclen Nmsnesments aerptiren, une lsltlt
elmer @cbiftaticn ibre 3uitimmuns sebsn trsres,
,poeur6 Der WeIeBentwurf wslsntlih Srr-
tsIsrt pirte, bios nm bic IuitransunS i6ls@.
trsr Waer.seln sn Yermsiesn.. @m S6luie
lsiner Semriunssn iaste Glaticne F: ugEenn
bic Stunss Der @nfSluns bee @iniisriums &c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-12

SfaG I anGcm SuGc eli NIL man eiSltb
einen p%aIrneeu Stsin fir zen GnPitcltdu in
Issmpinsa ~ssfunrrn baten. 81 ipa Elm ~eibr
aatIein lsin, Der nab eiurr tpilenidafliGen
rntniu4uug surtb Or. 6sinri9e ii Soma City,
prn auBsrprpsnti9er &einbeit unp marmcrarti.
aer 0arts lsin uuo su hem bi0isen qreile ppn
0.7j Cts. yer Gubieiu6 selitien perecn iua.-
Derielbr tDmmt aus cen 8ri9sn ron WuaiOn
unp Snrner IN Quincy, 81.
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GEicaao WarfttcriMt.

(p or TeIsardpb) s. MGrs 1873.
Weisen.-Shrnd /; fnfsne i'm IrriIc. SO. 2
fhlck arnsn banr S1.21a his 1923; Ipril
$l.22!. Mai $l.26S. NusibuB 90 bis 93S.
acru.-Qeidte NaGfraae unb et,pas nieNriser.
30. 9 ihlcR ~ 32f bis 1928 G.; Npril 1923 6.
gusihus f.f III 2St bic 2Sl 6.
Safer. : Hst. SO. 2 ibIcs ~ 26f fir gpril
q his 275 s. ausidus 23-239.@.
&cassn.-6rt; 20. 2 seaen taar 653 bis &c
G.. fir gpril 67 6. aetetsn.
@rrhe.-8lnu unp i9pa9 9r. 2 sessn taar
T5-733 Cts.
Wsfpcrf.-MGrs baar $i4.o5 bis t4.t0 ; fir
@pril $i4.25 asbotsn.
SdmaIs.- Set; ST $500.
Gsl6lahtste S6wsine.-Hubi $3.50.
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Den guttn lruni, ZEN lob Id mir,
,,ggtei" NJ Gneiss &ier.

Sans.
9a;l'S @oiof 2agcr, eas III Gin 1runf,
tas il Gin Sirrls, mics net OF II ineen lit
0eulid battsn nj, ec Oslcsrrbeit, bic Srausrs
oes Srn. pail in Yotpi gu 3si&tiSrn. Oisic!ts
if mulerbaft sinaeriate. ii bic f~leintsr e.
tails. Oa,u Scnus fis6cnc,s SacawaIrr ras
lteraa nit gsidti9seit binsfisitet psreen fam.
llRO crit Der Setter, M yrcilt ea Iis9t Der iiTiss
SfcH fir's nd4is Jabr anp Jeiamedt BADEN msr
Ell aut5, ibr 6erren, ras laBt Gu3 ia9en, unp an
Der lrq uelr i4mc d Der Gruuf am Srhen.
Ssrr pail iii Gin j~cYiaIer 3.Hnnn, Der sS auber.
crcentli9 gut ssritsbt, GGite unC Gunesn gu be-
cirrgn. Giner fir Iiele.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-12

Gtbttn OonnerltaI Yeriamnrite llb Der Staet'
ratb Su gcselmdBigrr NcnatsTsalg. Ollie Stlrt-
ratte bis nuf 6irns ir. parcn n~upeIsne.
Srrr 5ppdrp trmerfts, Oa6 RE Burger feline
s8Gblbarfeit in 5rage jiebsn uuO .bnB or niGt be
rr6tiSt lri i'm StneirntD ais MitglieO ;u lgsn,
baB cieIe Wcinun9 obrr sinr irrise unp benz
Staetrbarter Mot Supiesr iei mic CUTE gDoccatsn
unb Semib Dem neuCroings s~instnOm men Gut.
s9trn aud ber StdrtInpllt tebhupisn.
Btnn Ssrr 5orUarp uur Gin Stsbsu S9ant
bate, tnnn purre or e5 pfrIami5en in einsm
SOurp Mitalist su Iein, fir ras er fir Sauienps
&as 9~rlirfcrt. giiemnnO fam in ieinsr Sa9s
Gi@tcr isiu, TRES olsr gespra!sn 8lbuIifsrsi.
Gcb.
auf Sarr RobinIou's GrIu6en pures ba5 llr.
tbeil ber @ranb Sicp @penis 9arg grpTuct unc
Ssrr 5arau6 otrIas ren Ssriat, psI6fr tis BE.
trase f%siilrlt, bic jcesm Simer ais Sbaosnsr-
lnB fir cas- ;u rerIisrener Gisrrtbum ;u teiablsn
Iinb. 0ir ilbergsbeu bic giie unp bemsrfen
mn, RAP bic III telnblenre Sunmen i9 auf
zoos Cellars b%elauier.
Serr 8obinIcn tanitr bana Der 3lrs fir bic
Nrt une gSeiir, mic %tirir!br ibrr Arsrit ~aG8fi5r'
te unb Yergeri1rrtr brn Staetratb, Rap cine nod
maIige GermcIlra ni4t wenigsr ais 1890 fcitcn
pirO. lin in 3a!unit l~lnfcftu unO llmitSuOe
~ ipSrer, troGte n riuigs gridliTe Gin, NORM
ce Grano gisp IYe. ala STsn:i&e So4traBe
erEIirt miro, unO perrin fsrnsr bsItimmt mirO,
CAP esr Warlbaq teaufrast H. ale Sinesrniis
rGr bsm Iiai 3. 8. ans benz gSegs rGumrn gu
loien unb flB cine Sroer fir $2,605, agf pns
@4agamtB3pgrn psroen ica, III, bic an ibrem
gigcntbum Northumberland ;u snti3ieistn.
6rr y.c. p~pgouirtr oisisn ysIaliIen unp ar.
gumrntirtr, raj IS trfrr iei he Sr1auns her
A:e, nod cine 3eidana 3H un'rIa0,a Ia bic
l~aafsnser l~lu'Oitrn etr Staot unscfibr $4,000
b~etrosrn wjreen, r,nea 9r0Bren SetraJ ais bic
Ginfiuftt redtierti8rn.
Serr Gtcbjnicn antpcrtste oamit, oas tie Stabt
irBt nra ppn 1871 eirta $4,000 Srurrn are
iebeu bate unr bab bic ltlet grniigeuse 0rler
batsn WirEG um alien ibrea gsrtiupIi9teitsn
uahjulcmmcn.
Ssr pirr ipvat F@ scSsn Sas Bergen ben
@elo Srn bsn 8auttn aus
Ss purte roun lbr bic Sr1&laTr otaeIimmt:
Dafir ifinnisn Ssu &ctinlcn, graslse,
ariBla &yesr Sdb unp @rparc.
Gassgen-Seg: gier UNI guras.
Cg8ir grbcn bier bic uuneutliGs glthimn,una,
tOmit bic 9irSr irBtn, ME bic StartpGtr f&
u bissr fs~iussprss p~rsRautcn angsIcssubsii yer.
bnItrn. Srrg alien SsbaurtIresn res Srn. So.
biulrn I&eint iptnIe Gbbs i'm Staetiadsl Az lriu
urb Gin ltlimmrs 3ri6en il IS, eob bis oatu
nod feline itsrlGai6s Rs6uun9 putlijirt pcrten
m0 bicfr @a6resd isgt oOr Sbrri4luB pura
ticlfn Stattratb te:risbrn piro. Is ii sieles
idpl I'M Staate Dinemarf. Geb.)
RayCr 9GJtr ttsilts nit, tas r cine Srpsr
I'M Srirnsr YOn $i160.3l 81 @unlen Grant unS
Gmitb Settlements babe ;isben lalIen, Ia i'm
Wdrj 1873 GrupsnS gum nuSssebsnen SetrnSs
f6liS rurrCn.
unter esm9aufen 9siu4s bic m%silensS tsasrn
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slprioc 9BpAc lanate rnbli6 bic erIcbntc

@priec 2Sohc lanstr rucIi6 Die ericbntc
@ieds FIR es Staetubr al. Gieiebe lit in
SbciFelp, gnslanc ge5rien unp iiebt 9syHHeni6
ais Elm muitsrbafteS Stid grbeit aue. 9HaS
ben Son buriTt ~ lGBt iI4 barber ned uiGt
urtbcilen .-NGrum man bic Nlode in gnslane
btfsQt, MID une CANS uni gar niat slnIeu@!en.
pier in ern Ser. Gtlatrn sirbt man tsIsrs
glpten. Tam ia npd ~ b~scensen, rap Gin
Ginaana8oI raraaf rutt.-QBas tsr Sburm TO.
ten MAI, ebe.c fsriiS min, eas weib 0ctt rnp
mir SpieStiirssr pgrpeu Go halo rrfabren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-12

Scttcn GdmffGa 9ltene, cfras nab neun
llbr, c%ntitauO 5sutr in eer giTJi rrrri res Srrn
auguit Safer az ctr 9. SiraSr, in Der Nabe pcI
8cuir uuo Dean 6~elncrs. Oasielbs beidG.
piste Die innus G%iurjbtuuB uue einen &tcil res
1a6e5. GCr batCisccilsn 6~susrWsbr srlans
eS, rm %ranc gu pimgira. Gsr Stacen &c
lrdst rtp $500. Tic eidt earan ~IicSeupe Ii'
fmlltrie pNylt egnl IrHrr Yerlapnt.
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uMier WQcat

Strr peter &sblinstr it nod INNER auT
9eiisn unO trTnort la auSsntlidIi9 I'M Stlats
NiSrpnliu, in Ypri Bdlbm9tpn unU umgegenO
am Die oortigea IurtmOar5ti4sn IaiieoIanssH
~ tCiu6tn.
QHir titten uuisre Iscnten unS iibsrbaup. Gle
5reaups unp WOnner Ger Walriie ibm ip wei
ais moJlt9 eli Die 1Inp ;a 9eDen unp iDn teim
Giulammen &C, @tlpsr unp &aprgbung neuer
NtpnnGnisM III umirrltIBrn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-12

GSir nia eDcn unisrs yeler aufmefiani, eaB
3eitun8sn nd9 Glropd mur SrJrn SOranStei De-
ling p~crlanrt merrcn fpnnru.-@in iG9nes6
GeItsnI tana II Gt pcBl 9rmdgt wsrtsn, ais
iel4' cine aRsgilIaii4e .3rirung (; cine sinjiSe
Summer tbtiIi psn YerpGHotSn unp SCfInnrn
mCbr nit ais bunbgrt Yrisfe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-12

Slnr msbr @ruise ~aafs3cssns Gartrn limb
an Sane. Oisjenigsu, bic cine pani9en, mSJcn
I'D pabrr b~seilen, pa mir feline nsaea megr anf.
aisben !hilsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-12

gSir maaeu unire Dslsr arfmrrliam, taB
bic 9rOBs IrY-YO0pa 6irma Bell II. s o..
Nc. S3, Wainit. :. sirsn neusn Stcd Der be.
fen uup b~iltsitsn SgrinB. unp CONNER GOces
crbal,en bat.-Sprsbt a. unp isbst bic @aaren,
ibr Serren uns Iamcu!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-12
unb StraBsnanselessnbeiten psriSnli&er Matur
Iat, beben mir feline berpcr.

unt StraBsnansslessnbeiten psriSnli9sr Matur
Iar, bebsn mir feline bsrprr.
Sn Der d NJ itta ssiiBung
beridtets 1r. &itidai6 iitsr bic fir bic arnisn
aussesstensn 2 ummtn {; lein Sfri&i ipures rstur'
nirt nit Der Semsrfuns, RAP CT Elm GcuntycHirisr
isi.
Wattem bic gsriGte, Ter Seri6ieeenen ge.
amten Ycrleicn, teribtrts has 8inan'ccmite, bab
es talb cinsn ecmplctcn Ssridt einfsnben peree.
Ias Srtcnanicrmite tradte cine Bill elm ;ur
Iermineeruus esr @aiicrratm fir private unb
GrbSbuns fir Sraucrrisn; tann cine antere,
relte een Sstras tsr rurb auspGrtiss umbersie.
benee aauicute su ts;abltnren gicsns ppn 1 auf
10 Iraars iSsli9 fsfislt.
Cine Gs6nuns rOn $65.75 fir GjiirteI unr
pfeifrn fir YpliSiitcn wurcs CUR 3abIuns tsrr-
bert. (Sicr faGt uns Ger Spru6 en gEena bic
1iussr Sch baben, lSicu eie ardner.)
Ter feline 0rafsbl in Setrsi Ger on ben Con-.
srs6 su irnSeursn gsiitirr in Ger SriidsnanSrIss
scnbs.t, mint Gin srslea 0i4t auf ben Sart.
ratb.
Inter rem turd ben Spdrb eerebmieten
Tchuunsen trfinrst ih aud cine tcs Siaetras
tbss Ssrrn Seth. mas ms Staunen ma6!e.
ST. einem GouncilmitSljers Der CUTE %ame list,
eann bate or l& fern pcn icl6eu Sa5sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-12

Sfruc stscrtcu.-an Sisae res Ssrrm
8a9bp3 miro PER- 5. Neurn5 in port Wa'
UinsiOn, 9&isr. sum 2Sruten Der u0lSettt" CT.
uanit.
G,rnio b0ttr Sfrr Iber. 0sblsn bic Oitc, bic
G3sn ur n gl.i OunnJs SiOar 60, Sl. ju
SpcInrpmei,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-12
SalaOm sn b~erEaufen.

Sur Spbn z drreter fudt sinsn Pisebdtcr hem or
jeinsn SaIrrn an eu G~laefrats, Ode Ter IA. Str0se nit
etr cana 9inriatuns III tirtm bigtasn yrdie uberIai n
ptl. Der Salrpn egfusui ia ciner euiea sum ftaii. sitb.
taesr mRsen lt al zen 9isentln ar Sru. Sdreeter
i'm eceds isIbn psutsn. Gulsltst u eereil lsl6te 3ablures'
be ,insunsen ilr zen Strfaur ~ isaen. gl,. 5.-3mi.