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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-13
CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE.

Money may be quoted as easy with our
banks, but they are doing but little in the
way of loans, and they confne their &C
commodations mainly to their own custom
ers. The street demand for money is not
very great, and this demand is accommo-
dated at the rate of one per cent 8 month
on collaterals.
Exchange is very firm and the banks are
willing to allow 3 premium while they
charge at the rate OF 81 per thousand.
GOLD AND SILVER.
Gold was again very strong yesterday,
and closed at 118s, after reaching 11Ss
Our dealers pay Ill for the small amounts
offered and hold at 11Sa. Silver is bought
at 108 for halves and quarters.
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
Government funds continue very firm and
are higher. The following are the noon
Quotations:
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| gemmens drink SO much champagne, sah.'
"Did they tell you what they were down
here for, Julygn asked. ssr "a re-
E"oh, yes, sah;' July replied, "dey was
here for dere health, sab. could see dat.
Dey was die hards, but dey was right
smart gemmens."
"What kind of looking man was Mr..
Kingsley" inquired.
swell, sab, Misser Kingsley, him done
look like sick whoopin crane. Misser
Fowler, him done look like a preacher,
and Misser Wheeler, him was the wust
July ebsh seed.o
Iva. told that the trio left Enterprise in
haste. 1t seems that Captain Peters, off the
British army, told the cracker, to whom
they had endeavored to sell the negro, that
he had been outrageously ipsnlted. There
upon the cracker loaded his double bar
reied gun and went upon the war path.
Fowler and party fed to the steamer OAR
lington, after filing Captain Tom Reeves
boots with Florida whisky, and left for
St. Augustine before daylight the next
morningi
Although they stayed but forty-eight
hours in st. AUGUSTINE, they turned the city
upside down. They stopped at the st. Au-
gustine Hotel. Capt. Wallis wine ran ont
within thirty hours. Mr.. Martin Finch, his
clerk, was induced to leave his desk for five
minutes, when one Of The trio slipped in bis
place and mixed up all the Keys Of the
rooms. Perfect confusion followed. The
stairs of the spendid hotel were blocked
with people aDgrily shouting that they had
the wrong keys, and accusing the clerk of
negligence.
They had negroes racing after Creased
pigs, climbing creased poles, and the little
negroes going down into barrels of -four af-
ter two dollar and half gold pieces, which
they brought up between their teeth. They
hid all of Capt. Wallis billiard balls and re-
placed them with balls Of CASTLE soap.
They also attempted to sell secondhand
hurdy-gurdy to honest old Josiah L. Bald
win, an ex-member of the New Jersey Leg
islature. After turning tie town the other
side up, they gave the Sisters of Charity
$500, and slid out of the city very much
improved in health. Their wine bill was
only $1,000.
l looked at the hotel register, and found
that they had written their names as fol-
lows:
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Nashville Flour and Strain narkes.

FLOUR-Market dull as follows: Super
fine $500; single x 1925; Xxx s7.25; xxx
$8.25; choice family sS.7569.OO; strictly
fancy $3.50.
Com MEAL-Market steady at Goa
623c per bushel, sacked and delivered in
depot.
CoRN-Shipments to-day of 1000 bushels
at So and SIC per bushel, sacked and de-
livered in depot.
WHEAT-No transactions. We quote at
81 so per bushel, and dull.
OATs-We quote at 30N40c per bushel,
buying loose, and 45650c sacked and de-
ivered in depot.
BRAN-We quote st S17n18 per ton
buying loose, and $40 per ton sacked and
delivered in depot.
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Nashville Tobacco Market.

We report sales to-day by Wheless,
Nevins & Co., of the Cumberland Tobacco
Warehouse, as follows $1,000, 9.75, $50,
csc, $50, $50, 9.4O, 900, 900, 300, 900,
900, 900, $50, 900, 900, 900, 900, 900,
900, 900, 900, 900, 900, $50, $50, 8.75,
s rs, S.75, $50, 8.75, 8.75, $50, $50, $50,
S.25, 800, 500, 7.75, 100. 100, $50, $50,
$50, $50, 6 so, $50, $50, $40, $40. $40,
6.30, 500, 4 so, $50.
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SUeARs-New Orleans, in hogsheaGs 9
6llc for fair to choice; Demerara lao
I2c; standard hards 134e; New Orleans
clarified white 12a612sc; do. yellow lac;
A coffee 12!d124c; B do. 12a0123c; extra
G do. 12Nl24c; Porto Rico 1ln12c.
MoIAssEs AND SIBUPs-Nev Orleans
7O675c; sirups $4,000; golden sirup %
G70c.
CoFFEE-Market steady as follows
Rio, common to choice, 22sE324c; Laguayrs
2S624c; Java 27GD29c.
MASSIVE quote at 1913 for 1ods, and
25c additional for diminishing grades.
SALT-We note heavy receipts, and
prices declined materially. We quote 2
bushel barrels at 81. IS per barrel in depot.
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W. A. FOWLER, Brooklyn, N. Y. :
w. G. KINGSLEY, dough. dough. !:
A. S. WHEELER, dough. dough. /:


Iheard of the party but once afterward.
That was on the train running between
Jacksonville and Tallahassee, last evening.
l overheard the conductor telling a COM
rade of some lively gentlemen who came
over the road week before. After looking
at card which one of them had given
him, be said that their names were Fowler,
Kingsley and Wheeler.
He said they had basket of champagne
with them, and that they all entered the
negroes car. Wheeler and Fowler pretend
ed that Kingsley was crazy. Kingsley then
got upon the rampage, and scared
all the darkies out of the car.
The party then began smoking
their cigars. At Sanderson's Station few
negroes again entered the car. Kingsley
regretted that he hadn't brought a Florida
curiosity to take home with him. Fowler
got out, picked up huge palmetto log that
lay alongside of the track, brought it into
the car, and laid il on Kingsley's lap,
saying, "There's 8 Florida curiosity tor
you to take home." Kingsley again got on
the rampage, and the niggers again got out
of the csr. The party drank up all their
wine before they got up to Live Oak.
There Wheeler went to Savannah, while
Fowler and Kingsley took the train for
Tallahassee. They said they were going
to New Orleans for their health.
interrupted the conductor, and asked
him if he knew what these parties were
doing in Florida.
SHOWN here for their health, of course"
he replied " but they were the livelie st
crowd ever saw on Tallahassee train
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aa.t,more Markets.

BALTIMORE, April 12.-Flour dull.
Wheat firm; 81 606195 Corn-Western
mixed Gle. Oats active; mixed western
46647c. Provisions unchanged. Lard
S50Sac. Western butter firmer; 35642c.
Whisky &c.
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New York DIV 8oods Msrket.

New YORK, April 12.-Stormy weather
made business very quiet in all branches.
Market for cotton goods steady and strong
on best makes, but low grades of sheetings
and shirtiDgs weak and lower. Agawam
F, Portsmouth a, and Albion A, brown
sheetlngs are reduced to 10 cents. Colored
cottons in good demand and firm. Hebrew
holiday have checked the demand for heavy
woolens. Cas1imeres quiet. ShaWls and
Hosiery dull. Foreign goods very dull ex-
cept plain worsted fabrics. Dry good I'M
ports for the week were 81 ,483, $50.
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MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.


The Cotton Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, April 12.-Cotton de-
mad fair; sales 5000 bales; good ordinary
165Nl64c; low middling 17z6175c; mid
ding lSSn19c; middling Orleans 19Ml9Ac;
receipts 1857 bales exports to Liverpool
BOTS bales; to New York 40 bales; stock
1874, 1913 bales.
CINCINNATI, April 12.-Cotton dull
and nominal; middling 1870.
LOUISVILLE, April 12.-Cotton dull,
but unchanged; low middling 17sc.
ST. LOUIS, April 12.-Cotton dull, prices
unchanged.
MEMPHIS, April 12.-Cotton unchanged
low middling 17sG1Sc.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, April 12.-Money market
was unusually stringent to-day, and after
opening at : advanced to I, but just previ-
Gus to O'Clock, when nearly all the bank
accounts, made up rate of interest dropped
to plain 7 per cent; money lenders took
several new departures to-day in disposing
of their funds, almost entirely abolishing
street dealings, and Ia their place was
large business in turning stock: that is, par
ties with money, taking stocks cash, and
selling them back in the regular way.
Others again, were lending money at
seven per cent. for large capitalists and IN
sisting upon heavy commissions for servi-
ces as Intermediates; some corporations
it was reported, were lending their money
at 7 per cent, charging fancy commissions
for taking care of coll2terals till Monday
an instructive comment upon Recorder
Hackett's charge to the Grand jury early
in the week about usury law and
usurers. During the week large
amounts Of currency have been re-
ceived at this point through various
means of transportation, but as IT'S chiefly
national bank notes, it only sWells the de-
posts in city banks and increases their Ia
bilities. Foreign Exchanges are heavy and
lower under rise in gold and money is strin-
gent-little business was transacted-rates
son ewhat nominal at 107ss for prime bank
ers sixty days sterling, and 1881 sight.
Gold active and higher, advancing from
1882 to 1874 with final reaction to 11Sa.
The advance was started by the
report that there was hitch in
the New York Central negotiations at
London, which caused covering of short
contracts. Loans from : at to per cent.
for carving, Clearings of Gold Exchange
Bank SIO6,255,O 900. The Assistant Treas.
urer paid out to-day $4,000 on account Of
interest, and $500 in redemption of $40
bonds. Custom receipts to-day 100000.
Governments dull and steady bat with
prices slightly below Thursdays quotations.
Outstanding legal tenders to-day are
S35S,519,527 against $3.50, 900 last
Saturday. State bonds are very
quiet with but little or no change in
prices. Stocks opened firm, with prices
slightly advanced over Thursdays latest,
but became feverish during the day, closing
weak, with final fall Of from l to q per
cent in values. The bank statement shows
a gain in reserve of SS26,625; decrease in
loans s., oil, 100; increase Of specie $780,
900; decrease in circulation s., 400; de-
crease in deposits S7o7,s00; increase in le-
gal tenders sos, 300. The steamships
Douai and City of Brooklyn took s495 900
specie for Europe.
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KIDD, consisting OF stone and frame dwelling.
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Mrs. RACHELD FO0TE, Nashville, Tenn.
ap6R
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NeM OrIeans nTarkets.

New ORLEANS. April IL Corn cas-
Ter; mixed SAC, white soc Oats lower at
| 62063c. Bran Toe. Lard firmer; refined
tierce &c; keg 10c. Coffee quiet at Ito
19Sc. Sterling 27s; sight ! premium Gold
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II OBK-On Friday morning, between and s
IL O'Clock, an Envelop containing s Draft on
ireland, and a Iassage ticket in the National
Steamship Co. They are of no use to any one
as their use has been stopped. Were dropped on
Cedar, between MeBemOre and Cherry streets
ANY one finding them will please deliver them
u the Postmaster at Nashville. It*
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TWO HEROES.

"Tbe Sailor Passenger on the Steam
ship AtIantic-HerOic Conduct OF
William HOys and Joseph Kelly
The sad Story OF Annie Bell
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Cincinnati Mark SITS.

CINCINNATI, April 12.-Flour and
grain unchanged. Mess pork $3.50. Lard
steam S4WSS; kettle S.6Ssc. Bulk meats
shoulders 6166!c; clear rib sc; clear
sides SIC. Bacon unchanged. Whisky
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81. E.OuIs Markets.
Il, LOUIS. April 12,-FlouF III

ST. LOUIS, April 12,-Flour irregular.
Wheat dull and lower. Corn 53ac on east
trabk. Oats 51sW2Sc on east track. Bar
ley and rye unchanged. Whisky 65se- Mess
pork S1475. Meats steady aud unchanged.
Dsrd Sc. Hogs and cattle dull.
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LOUISVILLE, April 12.-Flour quiet.
Grain steady. Mess Pork firm at SIT. Ba-
con Z, 969t, packed. Bulk meats steady
end prices unchanged. Bacon hams 12an
14c. Lard S1H9c. Whisky Soc.
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MEMPHIS, April 12.-Flour S5.00610O0
Corn SIC. OXs 46c siu store. Bacon
shoulders T!07ae; clear rib &c; clear
sides 9sc. Lard, refined Ss0lOc. Mess
pork SIT so.
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PERSONAL,

NOTICE. will pay no debt contracted by
IN any person without my written order.
1t$ l., G. LISBY.
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CHICAGO, April 12.-Flour dull. Wheat
unchanged. Corn gle. Oats 244c. Mess
pork $l5.75. Lard Sc Bulk meats firm
at last quotations. Bacon active. Whisky
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Cotton dull; middling l9ac; gross receipts J
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-24

gen ieben. Obsleid zines rheiner &lnoer
swiiden mir uno meinem 3iele itano uno
elmer Der 5birpfoten mir ni6t seltattete,
mebr pom 26pen 81 iebsn als ieinsn &opf,
'oserte ib bod nidt, leste on, empfabl
meine 6amilis Dem S4uBe bes 9o4lten
unb CAB 6eusr. Oie &ussl bsrilbrte oas
Spar msines Rnaben uno bruns swif4en
ben Tusen in Den 8opf bes 2oipen. Gr
iamf lautlos juiammen-oer Sob bate ibn
ibfort credit. Man benfe iid mein gntsii'
den Ser serinsite Can't, oas ~leiIeite 8es
rduid tonnte Den 2ouen ieinen 3opf men.
Den unb aus Dem 8erei9e meiner &usel
brinsen ~lalien. Die s~erinsite Setpesuns
meines Rinoes fonnte Iein 2eben in 8efabr
bringen."
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@arum bic 2siemem mi&t anf oen
9fee aegen.

sls Gott Der Serr Die Welt eri9aHen
bate, iaste er Su Den 8ienen. lie miiBtem
entueoer am Sonntas feiern uno feinen
Sonis iammeln, Ober, uenn lie oas ni6t
laiien f0nnten, 10 iOaten iie fir INNER Den
oreibldtteriSen &lee meiben, UNI babur6 bic
b. 9reifaltisteit Su ebren. Oa pablten
bic Sisnen lieber bas Gebtere. benn le
meinten. es f0nne leidt sei6sben, bab es
einmal Die san5e 8o9e binbur9 resne u.
MIR an Sonntas sutes Wetter piiroe.-
Diriten iie u on oieism Gage nidts
einiammeln, 10 wiiroen iie Iieben Sage lang
bungern miiien. 90 1T es setommen, oab
Die Blenen big auf oieien Sag Die rotbe
8litbe oes oreibldttrisen &lees meioen, ob-
uobl lie iiiben Sait bat, bafiir aber am
Sonntose ausli.sen uno idaHsn birfen.
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A6emtener eipes Sonrnafiften.

Sas y. 3. Sournal beridtet D9err
Ybilipp 2imbcrg, elmer Der Serausseber
bes Cincinnati 9oltsfrruno" serietb udb=
renb ieines bielisen aufentbaltes in Die
@eielidaft zines vSdleppers", Der i'm in
Der gbriitie Ctr. fibrte. Nad einem flei=
men @etuinnit muroe er einse.aben, einise
g%rfrii6unsen Su ii6 gu nebmen. Sarun=
ter befano lid elm @las Sberrp, mad oei-
fen @enuB er idwinoelis wuroe unb balo
oarauf oas geluubtiein uerlor. 8eim Gr=
MAIDEN aus ieiner Setdubuns fanb er Ii9
i'm Yucific 9ptel in Ger Sowerp, mo- ibm
Der Sdanfwdrter erSdblte. oab elm 6rem=
Der i'm etpa cine Stunoe Supor binsebra1t
babe. Serr 2imbers befiblte nun feline
9aiden uno permibte iein Saidenbua nit
ca. $500, iopie feline soloene l1br nit 8et=
te. Gr manote ii9 oieierbalb an einen po-
I%isiiten, muroe aber BON bielem fir anse-
trunfen sebalten uno linn beoeutet, mad
6auie su 9eben. @liidliderpeiie lit Serr
2imbers nit einem a~usseprdsten Ortsiins
ne besabt. gr iudte baber oas Spiel,
baus mieber auf uno fano es nit leidter
Wibe, aber bunfel unb peridloHen. lln-
idliiiIis, mas Su beginner, betrat er einen
Srinfialon on Der Ode BON Gbriiie unb
ganalitrnbe uno NOR redt ansenebm iiber=
raidt, hort in @eieaiauft GINGER fioelsn
Sedbriioer am S6enttiide ieinen g 6lep-
per- anSutreffen. gls oieier ieines Opfers
aniidtis iuaro, wullte er 6erienselb seben,
puroe aber BON Serrn 2imbers bsim Iod-
i9oB erfabt uno nit @uslieferuns an bic
9oliSei bebrobt, penn er Die seitoblenen
@ertbsesenitdnoe ni6t b%eraussdbe. 4n-
fangs MOLTEN Die 3e6= Gumpare Ii6 in's
Mittel lesen, als iie aber fanocn, oaB Der
Gineinnatier iid uidt eini6i6tern lieb,
bra6te Der &dubcr feline geute nit l1mes
rem 9ersen sum gOri9ein uno CAB iie Dem
re6tmdBisen gisentbimer suriit, bis aui
etiua 40 Dollars, nel1e bereits periubeli
iparen. Serr 2imbers entlieB bann Den
@auner nit einem poblseSielten Gubtritt,
oa feline @eiddfte inn nt6t erlaubten, Die
Sa4e bier peiter Su periolsen.
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Gin fei&ter 2sesem pom Smut. Dol.

80" S~
fdr)Geinen periebte nor etli1en Saaen Die
5ubsdnser in Der Souerp Nsw Yorf's in
Iufregung.
@n Der Gfe bon 8ranbitr. ipar ndmli6
Elm gut sefleioeter junser damn bon Der
Gar %seiprunsen uno i6nel nod Der Yroo-
meitr. Su selaufen. Sn Der Ndbe Der MiI-
lionstapele lieB er cine Yapierrole fallen,
wesbalb linn elm Stiefelpuber na6i9rie,
bab er ettpas p~erloren babe. Obne Iia
oarum ,u tiimmern, iebte Der junse Mann
ieinen 2auf nit periddrfter Gle fort uno
perl9manb an Der Ode bon 8roomeitr.-
Der feline StiefelpuBer pollte Die &olle
nun aufbeben. Sn bemlslben Iusenblide
aber fam elm Winoitob entfaltete 6as Ya-
pier unb itreute i'm @irbel cine Ouantitdt
naselneuer SiinfoOlarl9eine umber, tpel=
DIE in Dem Yapier eingemidelt rparen. Sir
eini9e IuSenblide be9ann u cine wilbc
Sago, Die fir Wan6en cine redt artise
9lusbeute ~lieferte. Ser junse Mann, Der
oas 8elo p~erlOren bate unb ii9 bur6 fein
&ufen aufbalten lieB, lit mabri9einli6 elm
Saidenoieb seueien, Der einen Der Sabr-
gate sepliinoert bate, uno bieler lebtere
elite nit Der Gar weiter, obne cine Mbnuns
BON benz llnfaa Su baben, Der i'm betroifen
hattie.
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yerRanf oes
,Xathul. Glauhensboten"
Mufnabme eineS til dtise zen g CID ftS.
xbeilbabcrS an cemfelben.

Nutnabnte zines tuhti9enOefbdftSs
x%beilbabers an eemfelben.
Ter llntnisi6nstt bat i6 suti6lcTsn, ben felt
r,ebr as spei Sabrsn ron ibm s~slsiteten .,aatbe.
tiihsn 8laubsnstotsn" entrspsr u perfau u.
fen uuo l& aus BEN 3situuas 0sf2Gfte gan,
,uridsusieben, pa 60 ibm niht LANCER mebr mSs.
lid III. mic isitbsr. aud nod f~srnsrbin srei
aussspsbnten @eitaitsn nit hem srpinibtsn
Grfolae Scr3uifeben cosr ei:tn tii6tigen une ;u.
perlaiisen 0eihaftS n nit ais 2beil.
bater an eemfsltsn aufsuntbnen.
@Gbrsnb CT ben ..9atboliihen 8laubenstcten"
In ieinen 5lnpen bate, bat fb bic esfsrsabl Def.
Islben msbr ais ps1bcppelt unt 90 lino in Der
Irudsrei tshelbsn, NIT rslhsr cine ausasssid.
te Sch. SfEee pertunpen III, eurh 2nihafuna
elmer Souifanpiasn Dampfmafhint une antsrtr
fcifipieliaen neuen Ginrihtunstn iebr pelenilibe
y rbsGernnatn ScrstnOmmen unb sinaefibrt
~tporcen, 70 eae lid aussnblidlih Der seibaftihe
3bsil hes ,,aatholifnen 3llubensbpttn", ME
eas glatt itltif. i'm ausseteitnetfen u. blabtnb.
iisn 3utanre b~snbst.
Ta in ben BON tsuti6sn aatbcliftn aablrei6
bsSGlfsr en- Staatsn aentudp, Sntiana unp Zen.
nelIse, In relden Der ,,aatb. @lautensbcte" iei.
ne msifsn Ysitr sGblt asssnwGrtia fsin anberss
tsuiidss fatbpliibss Ylatt s%rilfirt. 70 IN bic Gr-
t%rsrbuns ~psIslten fir einsn tii&tissn, m 1t b m
0ehGfte btnlanalth %ertrauten
Wann bS6f pcrtbe'lbaft unb winitsnspsrtb.
Collie inbsHsn sin folder nit bsm 3situnss.
@si6dfie binldnsli& Ssrtrautsr unb nit rsm ,r.
foroerli@en 8apital perie5en1 Damn wiinIhsn
otsr Is ppr3isben, porldufs nur als g..
f6Gfts -1beilbaber am ,,aatboliihsn
0laubsnsbcten" tinjutreten, 70 mare Der llatsr.
sei&nste sentiat. aud tarauf ein,ustbsn unb
rpiirbe CT tn tisiem Safe bann itlbft Sbsilbabsr
am Gei&afte blsiben.
Ter @srfauf ess glattss unb Der aan,sn basu
esbSrissn e%inriftrns fol- sntrsesr SolfGntis
Ubsr aud obnt bic nit en- Ylatte pnbunoene
Sob. Office, wslne aud sstrsnnt rom ,,&lau.
bensbeten" ~ssrfauft or rsrnsrtbst psresn fSnn.
ts, unter GuBerf siinfisen gseinsurssn lfattfn.
ZEN urb Ine etpaise 8aufIistbaber pbsr s~esisnete
perionen, pelte Cuff bdtttn, ais 8sitGfts. 1bsii.
baber NIT sinsutretcn, frsuaeli6 sriu6t, R& briet-
LID peer periSnlit ~ trsnben an
9ocOb &ooper,
Seraussetr bss yaatb. @laubsusboitn",
QcuispiQt, 8y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-24
i9tes.

Auf Dem Gap 2saee in 9lenfunolano
lit man nit Der Seritelluns elmer Sampf=
pfeife fertis seworben. @dbrenb Iebel,
meters uno S9neeiturmes miro Die Sfeife
10 Secunoen in jeOer Minute tOnen uno so
Secunoen pauiiren. Sn rubisem @etter
fann man iie in elmer gntfernuns BON 20
en9liiden Meilen b0ren, bel siinitisem
Winoe auf 80 Meilen uno bel itirmii9em
Wetter sessn ben Winb auf TO Wtei.
len. Sieie 9feiie miro BON srpbem Nuben
fir Die Seefabrer Iein, fpenn lie Dem se=
fdbrliden Orte, an mel6em 10 piele S9iffs
bride Su bsflasen paren, ii9 ndbern. Oie
Gefabr riibrt bauptid6li6 BON Nebeln uno
tiidiiden StrOmunsen Der, uno gar man=
DIES unsliid miro in 3utunft burd oas
9Onen Der Pfeife perbiitet peroen.