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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-23
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suns i'm 9aser Der S%talianiiimi 1T auf
Der sansen 9inie 70 b~eeeu;enr, tab fe
Dem aufmerflamsn Ssubadter ni6t rnts
aeben fam. OieIelben baten ipsar ben
nit 10 srpbem @ufpanc bersefeQten
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Sbeilnabme unp Witteln aufsel5st.-
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re, pprpn Gin fleiner She'll aus rem Ser
fauf Res Wpbiliars Seeedt werpen Ipu.
I'm 70 before 9sI6dfte MAIDEN Die Tos
then nit ibrem 8srein Der "6randi Gafs
font. Der S5nis Iictpr emanuel
ielbit duberte iib in Den jin9fsn Susen
bel cinem Senator iter Die i9warsen
punfts, ,pelde iid am pplittiden !Spri>
;pnte ieines Gei6es seiscn. ipic fol9t
DNie ipar ib psrlbnli6 ranlit eitYerfans
ben, bieber ;u fpmmen neil i6 Ycrauss
fab, RAP man ni6t einfab babel iiebsn
bleiben tperpe, &pm, Stalisn ein;uSerleis
ben unb bic &elipens bierber su Serlesen.
Bas jeBt bier sesen bic relisible Srten
ssi6isbt entfrempet urts srincli9 bic fas
tboliIden Staaten unp Ieltif bic Webrs
,abl Der Staliener. @ir iinp in elmer
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bic Mebpabl Der SerUbner jener Staas
ten 1T prctetantiid. Die Grase ,pesen
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uper ipater entlapen mub, uno bic Gins
belt Staliens in Grass tsut."
Sir;lid lpra9 Gin Diplomat nit benz
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unp sansu erflarte ibm Ubne 8idbalt,
usr CLAUDE ni@t pab bic Gage Der Dinse
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lem unp aubsrrem iinp mir in 10 Siele
6raetipnen unp liberale parteien se>
tbeilt, pas bic ununterbrc6enen Anfein>
bunsen unb Sefdmpfunsea beritlben UNI
ter chamber ale unlere llebel nur nod
tn bobem 0rabe Sermebrsn.
Som, is. War;. @m 6. b. 81.
tarb bier Der ebsmalise 3eetcr res reuts
iaen Gpuess, P. @usuhin Oslaerpir i'm
alter BON 81 Sabren, teren lsste er auf
einem bS9it i9meSvuasn 8ranfsnlaser
susebradt bat. P. Dslacroir mar srpar
Elm sebUrensr Selsier, fam uter Iapn in
frdber Susenp mad Deutialanp, 100 CT
aud feline tbeclosilde Stuoien semadt
bat. SIM Sabre 1923 mad 8om berus
fen, purbe er 1874 8ectpr bes Collegi-
um Germanicum, taS Der frpmme, flu
&c unp liebeSole Mann nit @usTi6s
nuns leitete. Der 9ertorbsne senVs
bier srUbes @nieben. Der ;. Batter tpar
ibm lebr iusetban anp srfuntiste ii9
wdbrsnp leiner Iansen 8ranfbsit baufs
nod leinem Ssfncen.
81. S3ts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-23

xE GinIenpunSen u. &orres
Ippnpenssn beipneers dber tir@lids
ans anpere wi6tise SeSebenbeiten, ilno
ieper;eit %piatommen, ma1sn aber POM
gerfaGer antersei@net fem.
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9eutI4lanb.

Dem gsri@t tes 8et&sfunslsrs absr
be 3ablnns Der frans1fl&en 8rissssnts
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-07
Fine Clothing Department
WANTED.

vJyANTED A SITUATION BY A
w YOUNG MAN OF fair address and
some little education. as Clerk, BOOK
keeper, Amanuensis, or in fact anything
manual or mental. Large salary not SO
much an object as the prospect OF STEADY
employment. References given. "a.
dress &c" through the Postoffice. aloti
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-07

T(B PRINTING OF AL KINDS
- neatly executed u the Odt,a u The
EClERA 6EWYUHI
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

A FINE TWO STORY HOUSE ON
n North Main street, containing ten
fine rooms up stairs a two store r,Oms
down stairs. Terms re sonable. Apply at
- THO6. MCRI Yrs Boot efog<s
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-07
To Furnace Men and Builders.

r r. SMITH WILL SUPPLY ALL
furnace men and builders with
+ rst-class quality of sand rock for Diiiid.
; q ruarry. apl II
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-07
PAIISADE HOTEL,
Paiisade, New.
r M RC II a N =

"AS TAKEN THE ABOVE HOTEL.
,,otrons with the best that can be OBJ
tained. r,,-.,,o
and White Pine In time for passengers 10
taka n kfast before the train goes west.
M
The New York herald., 1873-10-27
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PAGx-Third, fourth, fifth and
AsrIoEoSSsasosp III q sSlnSns PAer-Fourth column
and
soAsS sHu%D AND LODGING wANTED-sncosD PAGE
ssHsHs 5os
BUSINESS ooPPPoRrUNIrIEs-sxcosD pAsx-Fourth
eEHa4 sSE
CLEaks AND sALEsMEN-TwELrrn PAGr--second and
ESD
coAsTwlsE sS1pSH STEAMSHIPS PAar-sixtn col
P4fsnEogrh s9lnmn
6ENTisTRY-Flas1 PAcr-Fourth column.
K HOUSES fo Il ss Eh sS1S HSD us
and
EYES ASb E%Ks.sreosD r4snzs.1tn column:
Rooas AS TO LET
SES1sp P4snurhrd and fourth ul columns on1m
FRENCH
HELL fovV vWVHsTED-FEsALEs-rw p4or-seoond
aELf @ANTED-MALEs-rwrr. PAcr-rhird and
HORsEs CARRIAGES. &c.-FrRsr PAcE-second, third
HOUSES. ROOMS, &C, wANTED-NISTH PAcB-second
INsJRyc ycTi6N-N,s5a Paen7seeona column, ,rv .xn
BERGEN REAL Estate FOR Or sALR-NisTa
IEcTJsE sEHsSS@S1ssH .ss SS1si pAer--seeona column
LOAN OFFlCEs-NINTH PAGE-second column
Observation-Disclosures PAGn-FoSrth column,
MARBLE MANTELS-TwELFTH PAGE-Sixth column.
MATRIMONlAI-NINrn PAGE-Second column.
xs6
MIsCELLANEous ADvERTIsEMENTs-TxsruP PAGE
EI1 fUsa%n Us-NrrrH pAcr-second column
NUsICAL-NINrn PAGE-Sccond column.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGK-Sixth column.
PERSONAL-FiRsr PAGE-First column.
PIANOFORTES, ORGANS. AC.-FIRsT PAGE-Stxth col
rOLITICAL-FIRsr PAGz-Fourth column.
rROPOsALS-SEcoND PAG.-Fourth column
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
TWELFTH PACR-Sec0nd column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-NINrH PAcE-First and second columns
REAL ESTATE TO ExcHANGE-NMrH PAcE-Sec-
AALEs AT AUCTIoN-rwELrrH PAcS-Fifth and sixth
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-ELKv PAGE
First second third, fourth fifth and sixth columns
sIrUATioSs wANTED-MAiEs@Twntrr fS. PAos-sec
SPECIAL NOTiCES-FRsr PAGE-second column.
SPORT NG-DOGS, BIRDS, 4c-FIRsr PAGE-Second
THE TRADEs-TwElrrH PAGx-Fourth column.
The TURF-FiRsr PAGE-Second column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSKS-SEcoND PAGE
Second and third columns
UNFURNiSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAcE-Fourth column.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-NINrH PAGE-First column.
YAChTs. STEAMBOATS,, AC.-FIRsr PAoE-Fourth col
The New York herald., 1873-10-27
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.
MAJOR c. W. BARKER, AucTroNERR.
lREAT SATR

MAJOR G. W. BARKER, AucTIoNERR
"A. GREAT SALE
oFF WORK HORSES, TRUCKS. HARNESS, the PROP.
RRTY OF w. IL HANSON, ESQ, ON THCRsDGY OCT
90 AT 10 O'CLOCK, Al rue stables NO e2s HUDSON
THIRTY HEAD CT MATCHED pairs and single drausht
Horses Trucks two Road Wagons, double single
Truck Harness, &C. y also ppcwx rnorr
Lyman, by Genera Knox. 10 high, years old has
record Of 80 to road wagon and can uot three heats
Wa' mHSso% HAVING SOLD his stable In Greenwich
street the above stock for positive and
SALE WILL TAKE PLACE al So Hudson street, for
'V"f sTocK NOW On EXHIBITION at sos Greenwich
No 'posrpoNgMENT on account o. weather.
CATALOGUES NOW READY AND CAS be obtained
at BARKER cHAsE's City Auction Mari ana New
York Tauersais corner Of Broadway and Thirty ninth
street, or AZ the stable
A LARGE ASSORTMENT or TOP AND oPBS ROAD
~ Wagons, by the best city IN akers -hockAways Cla-
rences Bsrouehes ss coupe socpssawsys psnys four .est
snikes Express wagonS one cut.under Rockaway
sleghsi Robes Blankets, single and double Harness
WILLIAM GRAY'S 20 and y Wooster street
A --ELEGANT CART COST $500 FOR $50; DoU.
SoRpc. Clarence, Depot Wagon, half price:
HANS. " keN fourth street.
The New York herald., 1873-10-27

a III
r KOCHs III FL
bargains in Blankets. Fl
Bargains in Blankets 5I
bargains in Blankets. =
The largest retail stock Of Blankets in the city. "
5000 pairs Of Blankets,
Fine wss sss4s'ly %ssf'ssi s ss ps 5ssslvsd
N wSrss wSrss fiis ssaS'Rsf y border ns
These Blankets are perfectly clean, having just :
been ss KoeH,si Esssiysa from the mills j
| Bed Comfortabes 100
q own manufacture filled with white cotton and
Extraordinary Inducements EI
hSsesshsss'ns sseeanss' IsDis I'nias; Linens 81
1000 xarseiles SaiIss apsS 81 50 and
up. being 81 per cent below former prices I'll
Ladies', oen5isnsa's nIS% sasSni sas children. GJ
atvsry great bargains. %
aottinsSsss .aIss 'es Curtains Gt Fl
at trom pania aup,lca p.lees. Fl
Bargains in every department. |aI
H. G. raSkocHs, "I
Sixth and BIeecker street pass the door,
"A Great Panic Sale,
Great reductions
from 80 to 50 per cent
in every department
Ribbons 80 cents on the dollar.
Q, II and Is gros grain Ribbons isc.
Cord edge Ribbons &C., &c.. l0c per yard
5000 pairs KID Gloves,
ls1 llssdessS 81, misses .ss q. and .os gents s
Real Kid Gloves res 5oc ss''i pair oif
Closing out real YAK,
Grenadne Wells, 2sc. each,
Closing % out GU our Handkerchief
Gents ali linen hemstich lsc. up.
Lots of Handkerchiefs, lOc. up.
Immense reduction In
Silk and Velvet Department
sH,dsS Sex sSuns, sna Vssyyts sasy s'ls IS: 81; up
English Veive'eens sss. &C.. up P,;nr,nc,
Beaded Gmps and Fringes. Ioc. up
Silk fringes and Gimps &c. yard up
The largest stock 1of Passementerie
Gimps. Ornaments and Fringes 10
be found In the city,
Our Hosiery stock all reduced.
Underwear and Furnishing Goods
Lots Of Rulings. Sc. yard up
Felt Hats from l9c. up
Flowers and FeathersIow
All silk Roman Ties, l5c.
Large aa1 Lots lot q tsr silk; ,hsa,,pgssi crapssi
Line Of silk trimming velvets,
Entire stock at panic pricea
WILLIAM kinney,
7e7 and 7ss Broadway.
A GREAT FALL OF cARPETINGs
"A and Upholstery Goods
SHEPPARD KNAPP.
lS and ls5 Sixth avenue, below Thirteenth street
Clearing ont sale commences Monday October ~ 1874
GREAT sEbucrIoM
Ensli;s s1sass ysiss's. ysiSssss's' 'ills IS
5sS::s|vs 5sss:.5y Brussels. IS
oilcloths, English and American. all widths
at popular prices
Druggets Of every description, speciality.
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT,
Would call special attention to thi. department having
the largest stock and variety to select rom at about one
consisting of the folowng:..
mass Spani raann 'G% ro1 aaa a puUMss
We have the iargss, % stock % in in the, the city 9f
styles tor trimming lambreqpins and draperies-
Curtains. Loops and Bands In endless variety.
Lambrequns and Cornices to order at short notice.
Piano and Table Covers
Cali early and s1,mps 9s ,scss spS
Great Carpet and Upholstery warerooms,
1888 and l55 sixth avenue,
one door below Thirteenth street
AT THE GREAT EAST SIDE ESTABLISHMENT
RETAIL TO-DAY.
The New York herald., 1873-10-27

OK REwARD-losT, ON FRIDAY EVENING
W. October =, a larve black sarn painted Fan. with
monogram, A. l.. ~, side. Any returning lt
70 zle East foryeyh,h street Will receive the above
The New York herald., 1873-10-27

A BEAUTIFUL AND SUBSTANTIAL SET OF
N Teeth S5, 81 and $40 teeth filled with silver and
bone, SOC with gold and platIna, ~. All work
The New York herald., 1873-10-27
HORSES. cARRIAGEs. sc.
A AUcTIoN-oN TUESDAY, OCTOBER IS
n AT ~ O'CLOCK
AN ENTIRE FAMILY AND GENTLEMEN's ROAD

ksTABLIsHMENT.
BAY TEAM, 10 HANDS, YEARS; KIND AND TRUE
aud ias both fne single drivers fear nothing;
OF great endurance and one OF the most perfect family
CI1RENc FULL SIZE AND CIRCULAR FRONT:
lined with satin used only short time, and made 70
AeSEssasINGLE AND DOUBLE; MADE TO
.vicioRIA PHAEToN. MADE TO ORDER BY WOOD
Bros together with
hands high years old; kind and true in all harness:
free vice. 10 minutes is very stylish
and handsome Of the finest coupe horses in the city
anu soSna NhW so'a Hou'eo a"1
TROTTING HORSE-AMERICAN STAR AND RAT
tier stock, l5% hands years; kind perfect and true
ter can now trot and, very fat in minutes has all
the style and action that be called tor IN roung
horse can be driven by LADY fears nothing, and ~
sold Tor no fault and Is warranted sound Also, -
TOP WAGON, " SPRING, MADE TO ORDER,
wshf III pTSSSnds y PoS S5swsT qS AZ AoKgR
BAY TEAM OF MAHOGANY BAY MORGAN HORSES,
l5 hands 8years kind In all harness tree from vice;
very elegant style, and are sound KIND and true been
used by privae for the last two years and are
well known in Central Park and saratoga and TO be
seen e bs appresiaan5sd Aso Coon nRos IN FINE
order, and Set fne Dunscomb Harness.
BAY hORsE, VERY stylish. i51s HANDS, YEARS;
kind; warranted sound and true every and Is su
SIT FINE SINGLE & aagSsss MADE BY COLE
'Ft EbAD DIV WAGON. MADE TO ORDER BY BREWSTER
All the above stock is the property Of two private
families and will be sold without reserve will be
exhibition early on meTnns pf sale and win be sold at
-. BY WILLIAM VAN TAssELL, AuCTIoNEER
At HIS HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART,
Full particulars be had by applying at auconeer's
office.
The New York herald., 1873-10-27
REWARDS.

~ REWARD. A BLACK AND TAN SLUT, A WHITE
EO speck on her breast brass chain on her neck. Ad
aresn * Amty street
The New York herald., 1873-10-27

THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR HOUSE is
REMOVED TO The SPACIOUS PREMISES
10 TO Is THIRTEENTH STREET,
NEAR UNIVERSITY PLACE.
The business will be conducted on precisely the same
strict and honorable principles which have always char
acer1ed the dealings OF house. and the respect
and confidence Of the business community well as the
public nj large
REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Entries sale may be made as usual either at
downtown house Nassau street. or at the Mart 10 to
Is Thirteenth street, near University place.
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE On C0N6IGNMENTS
SALE COMMENCES AT l0h O'CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1873-10-27

EUR TRIMMINGS. FINE TRIMMINGS OF EVERY
description at low prices Furs cleaned. reiincu
and altered at sHAYNE's Fur Manufacto,y, coiAe' y
Broadway and Tenth street. opposite stewhrtS
The New York herald., 1873-10-27

A SPEED. SPEED-GENUINE, WARRANTED
"A speed.-lmporant, positive and unreseryed sale
at auction OF four celebrated, fast and fine Trotting
Horses Wagon, arness. &C. being the private stock of
Aired Grnell Friend, well known stock brokers and
On TUESDAY TOMORROW. OCTOBER 2a
AT STABLE NO 43 GREAT JONES STREET,
AT lOL O'CLOCK PROMPT.
The New York herald., 1873-10-27

DRIvATE RETREAT FOR INEBRlATES--AT THE
L request several medical gentlemen OF New York
Dr.. WILLIAM MURPHY. late Health Commissioner, has
opened his spacious residence, at Mount Vernon, West
chester county NJ y, Tor the reception of small num-
ber of nebriaes Letters addressed 10 Dr. W. MURPHY
will receive immediate attention.
The New York herald., 1873-10-27

OFFlcrAL DRAWING S9kTn oAsoINA al
7o IS, 20. s6, IS. "a o., g., As, 46. g, 8
NORTH CAROLINA-CLAss NO. Sy2-ocT0BER %, 1873
81, a. a, 81, II %, II, q q: 2s "a ~ So, IL.
,,r,,v 20 GERKEN co, Mgnagera
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4 OasbaIie 8sNe.

A singular dissnvery, says the London
GIobe, hay been n,ade vi the old COnc'excr:e
~ Paris. Al the L.url Ut .CMs.aliOn, fire
haAi Destroyed lwO Oul Ut the Three iUWcis,
aud . teW days slnce The workMaen engaged
IN repa,r ring lhal nanled after H. LOuls cA.uu
suddenly ups,., y mysle5,Ously deep veil.
rhis was cunlriveG curiou~'y ~ lne wall
facing The Qu%y. snd proved u Oe noth'"K
less thsn tue fatal dungeon oi iNe Old FAlsce
Of ST. k'uis. yOt uoue Ut the historians Ot
the C''nc'egrrie mention u, ami chance ard
M.echxnce only have now nAaie u km"Wn.
An opening 1T ~" square yards In une VI
I've iu,rvts reveals Mulld tunnel reacuinx
u the l.veI Ut ll,s SeIsc. There u j"ru,~ 4
gallery Shipping dwuwar.i u shs usd VI .Ls
RIVER. Tue attempt " peUe,raie into tie
fearful dunxes'n ~as fru,, less, ~ The in'orh
II i,msu with sharp iron spesiS &ilu D'Ills,
which crUss each other IN every d,rec. Mn'.
When the Tower y, II. k,uis WAS used .c-
ca.,onx.iy ~ the dwelling 1T the King Il
France, cspt,vcs Ut nOtr were cosli'se0 tm
u. undcrg gsourd prisons, aud when lh<
pOwers thxt were bsCAnse x.x,Ous u
xst rid uf any One Of them, tnry led
hlm through psssaxe formed ~ The in'e>
rlor Of lhe wall toward This newly uiscO..
cred dungeon. A . cret d.H'r. wxs opened,
auu he was prec,p,ts,eL into tue yAwnIn4
cllasnl, aud there, lrai.stixel by spikes, IL
per.shcu 10 slow torture. Of c.'usse, il may
w easily imagined that It was only portions
Ut skeletons that ever reached the Oed vi tb(
SelO0, -r ..-,..,...
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POETRY.
1mp.ora Pace.

The clouds that rtOUp IRON yonder sky
Discharge their hurdcus and aicf re:
The streams that take them hasten by.
To find relief In lake aud sea-
The widest wind In vales afar
Sleeps, piliowed 0n It's rulticd wings:
And song. through many a stormy bar.
Beats into silcnc. on The strings!
And love O'ercOmes his young unrest,
Aud dr-t nmbition- flight II or;
Aud douM IL Graded on the breast
Of perfert isilh, and speaks no more.
Our dream aud passions Cease to dare.
Aud honely patience learns her part;
Yet rtilI rome Keen, purs ling care
FOfbids c0,.;cut u brain aud heart.
The gilt unrcnchcd. beyond the hand
The fault la Nil VI beauty won
The n,ildcw VI the harvest land.
The sputs upon the risen sun!
Aud rtill sumc cheaper service claims
The will that leaps TO louder call:
Some clouds iu east On splendid xins,
On p,wcr achieved some common thralf.
To spoil each hckoning victory,
4 thousand pigmy hands arv thrust;
And. round each height attained. We ecc
Oar ether dim with lover du.t.
An. could We breathe sOmc peaceful air,
And MI savc purpose there forget,
Till a.cr courage learn to bear
the gaddy's sting, the pebble's fret.
Let higher gral and harsher way.
To test our vitae, tnrn combine!
'Tis not for idle ease We pay.
Bit freedom for our task divine.
-Bayard Taylor. In GdLary for XavcA
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Nealio lsa Mice 04l

wssbipgton Correspondence Indisnnpd'is Journal
For the information IT my Young lady
friends I must esy that Miss Nellie Grant
wxs the plsiuest dressed and most well."res'
Young lady there. Her gown was tnrl"'.n
or French muslin, made with dcm' train
and ornan,c,,ied with natural flowers. Her
hair wss arranged in . simple knot, . high
strll comb s,eing she only ornament. The
Lcs, evidence Ut her gn'dness of heart was
the num,rr oi young ladies that clustered
sr,und her; aud the attentions OF the
gentle men were received with quiet dignity
and rrsce. She seemed IL have no fancy
for l,cllrdom; and, talking H. one gentle
man ., time, wss polite 10 oil. The con .
trset with the excess OF manner and love "f
adu,atlou that chsTsctcrizes the washington
lsdy of socrty. was really rrfrcshtng.. l dn
NOT know II Il h something IN the CIR. nut
there Il . society msnncr here thst . ~
vrctched tss,e wien put on by young girls.
I, Il ~. exactly simper " sDirk, with
mincimg voice and walk, hut sn association
OF maturity and grsciousnese that s0.a'srt'
to abandon and effnntery. II u absolutely
refreshing To- meet . well bred sens'O'e
yOunG lady.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
4 a1thsree UapablisAsa Ansslees q IT,
Late psonae0k.

New anecdotes ot President Lincoln are
sufficiently rare, but there ~ one which Is
authentic aud characteristic, whether W
c.,nsi.ler the President's g.xsinrss Ut heart
0r the pajvetie with which Il found expr, g..
iou. When Colonel Mulligan's Chicay"
regiment lay in camp away dawn south.
one of The privates, call him Barney c..
in \ moment Of passion aud int0xicAtiOn.
STABILIZED and terribly mangled c'sns "lr.
Barney was one Of the hard characters ut
the command, and it was matter ut nj
SUNRISE when the cssurtMsrtial sentenced
him for this lss, and gravcst ut his many
.,ffenses IN be shot. aud liked the day ut hts
execution. Meanwhile. II the surprise 1T
every one including the surgeons, the
wounded man began to receiver anil WAS
asx,n pronounced out If danger. Public
opinion tA,k the usual turn. Il was Thought
\ pity sitter oil, ~ shoot 6ne young felk'w,
such - Barney Was 10 his better moments;
besides. he was Que Of the buys, h~ai been
b.,rn like them In Chicsgo, grown up with
them. enlisted with them and fought with
them. A movement looking n u petition
f,,r the culps,rs pardon was sct ON f.x,t. in
winch nome joined mnre heartily than the
woun,led mau. aud tho camp. which bu,
yesterday. WAS t.r lynching Barney. n'w
yesrned To ssve his lite. But the General
commanding had approved the finding Ut
the c,urt martial, aud only the President
cs,uld interfere, aud the regiment Was en-
ca,nped away fn,m the telegraph lines. b.
,lss, though the necessary documents had
lDeen forwarded, hacked ~ strung IccO,n.
men,.st.Oms, there wsss grave doubts 1t the
n,crciful message which Mr.. Lincoln WAS
sl,aUst certain to send would reach the camp
In time, An express was ssns IN the nearest
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Ths SslliesS 8snsstsaa Law.

There seems tn be sOn,e misunder stand
ing regarding tho amendments which passed
Congress last session In regard u the Sol
d,crs H"mestead law. The amendments
prvpv.esi wer, vsriOus, and importaM,. but
they Ill tailssi IL psss, exccpi the following,
y which einlssdits sii the change that l,xs 0ee''
made in the Homestead lsw-''Chst any
,,srson entitled. under the provisions 1T the
tursx,,ing secaiona, u enter = h'anss'e'.d,
who may have heretofore entered, under
t,,s homestead laws, quaseiiy ot la''d lss''
than 16O acres, shall Ds permitted 10 eu'es
y, muci, land ~, when s.ided 10 the quan
lsiy previously entered. shall mol s1cee,l lGQ
acls,." That 10. thai whereas the iaw u
1871 permits soldiers II enter h''llaestxsA'e ~,
what srs called ''d0uble minimum lands. :.
Or lands within the minimum 1T railway
xrxn,s, and whereas many a0I.liess had en-.
terrell 10 acre. each, they sro nov permieted
Ia enter . wh0lu quarter seciiOn, or l5o acrea
IT such Linda THE amendment simply
doubles 'hs quantity of land that may b
entered under the lAw. f.
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r,,sds thev d.si. 81; fnr in s0me States the
ur,,hibi,ory clsusc WAS inserted ~ their State
constitutions when hut few railroads were
cs,nai rucied In the State.
If the exercise 1T such power Is unwise
INV, II Was always unwise. Can We "",
learn wisdom fsonm the experience "f other?
ch,se this Communication ~ y"u, by
asking for the Suggestions il contains, your
careful c.,nxl,leEsth,n.
take the liberty iO express the hope that
the short .. ssi,n upsn which y"u are atH'u'
,o enter. may he characterized hy harmony:
w,se c0unsels and g~ner'us charity and
that the labor Of the session will hAsien the
xr,w,h aud development 1T the great inter
es,s Of our Territory, AMI a.lvance the hap
piness and prosperity Of it, people:
b F POTTS.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. April II, ls73.