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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-02-06
Horticultural Journals.

THE SOUTHERN Guilty yAToR.-;-- As month
Ey magazine for the plantation, the garden and
the family circle, full of practical matter and
the results of numerous experiments, this time
honored journal commends itself with wonder
fal favor to the average farmer of the South,
and secures for. it permanent place in the
houses Of thousands all over the land. 1t has
entered upon the Slst year Of It's existence and
usefulness, and has our best wishes for contin-
ued prosperity Published at Athens, Ca, by
". L. Jones, editor and propsieter, at 81 per
year.
TIE. RURAL. CARoLNlkN-The first thing
that strikes the eye on opening this popular
magazine for the month Of February is full
page engraving of steam plow at work, 1t
is good engraving; and gives capital idea Of
the machine. Among the principal contents
are;;s Thoughts and Suggestions for the
Month"; "Notes on. Planting, No. g." "Experi-.
n,entswith Fertilizers in 1872" ''Soils," Notes
onSouthern Entomology" "Our Native Grass
e.,"7&c. The ladies will be especially delight
ed this month with the Literary and Home
Department, which is n complete magazine In
Itself They will also be glad to find in the
Horticultural Department very explicit infer
nation. in regard to the cultivation of their
flower and vegetable gardens Walker, Evans
&. .Cogswell, Charleston. TwoDollars per an
mum. Subscriptions received at this Office.
The AMERICAN FARMEn.-The February
number is at hand, with interesting mat
ter adapted to all departments of rural life,
including among its correspondents men OF the
highest authority on the subjects discussed
The substantial, solid character of this journal,
which is devoted entirely to agriculture and
kindred pursuits, renders it we'll worthy the
support of our thoughtful farmers. Published
by. sam'l Sands & Son, Baltimore, Md, al
$50 per annum. Specimen numbers sent
free.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-02-06

POISONING CAsE.-On Monday afternoon, a
case of accidental poisoning occurred, which
came near producing fatal results to Mr. Joseph
W. Major, of this County. 1t appears that he
was in company with Mr. ]. A. Daniels, at the
shop of the latter and was about to take
drink of Hostetter's Bitters, and while Mr.. d.
stepped into the front room to procure glass,
Majors took drink out of the wrong bottle,
which contained prussic acid. On returning,
Mr.. Daniels discovered that his friend had par
taken of the wrong liquid, and started with
him to the drug store of Benson & Sharpe, for
the purpose of procuring an antidote, but the
effects of the poison worked rapidly and Mr..
Major fell upon his entrance into the store
Drs. Sharpe and Nardin applied remedies with
out delay, and in a few hours the patient was
able to be removed. He has recovered sufi-
ciently to be on the streets yesterday. His
escape from death is remarkable, and is attrib-
utable only to the fact that the means of relief
were so conveniently at hand, as it is we'll
known that prussic acid is most virulent
poison -.
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A bill to abolish the reading and writing

= A bill to abolish the reading and Writing
clause in the stated qualifications of voters in
Massachusetts, is before the Judiciary Commit
tee of the Legislature of that State, and the
Boston Post says "If tn their report on the sub
and weight Of testimony already presented, it
will not fail to approve cordially the prOposiI;
as injustice, in imposing on the citizens of
Massachusetts voting restrictions which the
party that rules Massachusetts, insists on re-
moving fror. the blacks of the South" % =
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~ The Columbia Evsning Herald, in pub
fishing ourieditolial of last week concerning
the County Commissioners, makes this isaexpla-
nation Of the matter: eve give place to the
remarks, being perfectly willing to show fair
play in all matters. The information was
statedin the paragraph as nearly as possible as
twas furnished; and the matter set down as an
item Of news. The Herald has no desire oIdo
any man injustice, but is exceedingly anxious
to obtain all the iHacts.se: lse,e aas
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-02-06

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.-Ihe following
list embraces the transfers of real estate are-
corded in the Clerks Office from the 1st to the
10Th of January, inclusive. The entire list fol
January is too lengthy to admit of publication
this week.
John B. Boazman to c. E. Horton, lot in
Williamson, $1,000.
VIM. J. Ligon to John W. Daniels, house
and lot in Anderson, 81, 200.
I'D. King to VIM. Allen, 29O acres, 81, ,OOO
Benson Jordan to j. w. Ellison, SO acres,
$3.50.
Burrell Edwards to Richmond Payton, lot at
Liberty Hill, 5000.
John R. Cochran to Green D. Williams, lot
in Anderson, $525.
G. S. Mattison to Pickens Adger and Morris
Cherry, Trustees, lot for Bethlehem Colored
Church, nominal consideration.
John B. Patrick and wife to 81. B. FAINT,
house and lot in Anderson, $500.
B. D. Dean to A. P. Willingham, lot in Bel
ton, $500.
E. E. Lewis to VIM. G.. Brown and P. A.
Masters, 1,073 acres, 81, 800.
James T. Welsman to Joseph Provost, 81
acres, $4,000.
John l.. Williams to Rev. True Whittier, lot
in Williamson, 500.
VIM McGukin, Sheriff, to ]. w. Crymes, III
acres, $500.
Amaziah Rice to Sal.-n G. Cheatham, l1S
acres, 500.
VIM. B. Watson to Reese Thompson and
others, Trustees. three and half acres, S35.
Alfred Campbell to John T. Green, seven
and eight-tenths acres, S54.6O.
Samuel Sherman to d. E. King, 4Sf acres
and 66} acres, $3.50.
A. P. Willingham to B. D. Dean, lot in Bel
ton, S62.
VIM. McGukin, Sherif,,-to David ]. Sherard,
875 acres, $4,000.
VIM. McGukin, Sheriff, to Mrs. Emily Cater,
lot in Anderson, S10O-nominal.
Kenon Breazeale to VIM. II. Cooley, 179a
acres, $3.50.
DanI Horbeck, Clerk, to VIM. E. Earle,
hotel and lot in Williamson, $3.50.
Joseph N. Brown, Assignee, to Henry K.
Crawford, 1543 acres, $500.
Joseph N. Brown, Assignee, to Susan E. Ca
ter, 1854 acres, 81, ,43O.
j. S. Cothran, Special Referee, to Joseph N.
Brown, Benson House and lot in Anderson,
$4,000.
David Jennings to E. G.. Roberts and T. G.
Kilbourne, 461 acres, $4,000.
John Knox to A. P. Knox and r. N. Knox,
ia acres, $500.
W. N. Mitchell to James Il. King, sss acres,
s1,l34.
Joseph N. Brown, Assignee, to Robert l..
Keys, 132 acres, 81, 900.
Sam'l. Johnson to f. A. Daniels, house and
lot in Anderson, 1925.
Sam'l Dalrymple to John Dalrymple, 135
acres, nominal consideration.
Dan'l. Drummond TO Sam'l. Dalrymple and
John Dalrymple, 250 acres, $500.
John Mitchell to John Dalrymple, 2O7 acres,
nominal consideration.
q. ID. Chamblee to Fleetwood Clinkscales,
1919 acres, 81, 1874. :,
Newton Scott to George F. Tolly, one-half
interest in house and lot in Anderson, $500.
VIM. S. Brown to ]. D. Welch, SO acres,
$3.50.
Ezekiel Harris to Joseph Provost, Smiths
mill tract of so acres, $1,000.
D. ]. Sherard to Thomas Harper, 226 acres,
81, 900.
w. N. Mitchell to John Hanks, 80 acres,
1865.
J. G. Williams to ]. N. Carwile, 200 acres,
1900.
Fred. N. Prater to John R. Henderson, 80
acres, $500.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-02-06
HYMENEAL.

MARRIED, January 80, 1873, by Rev. w.
P. Martin, at the residence of the brides father.
Mr.. JOHN II. BREAZEALE and Miss SA-
RAH ANN COOLEY, second daughter of
VIM. NJ. Cooley, all of Anderson County.
On Thursday evening, January S0th, by Rev.
Wilson Ashley, Mr.. Z. r. KAY, of Anderson
vile County.
On Thursday evening, January 3oth, by Rev.
w. A. Hodges, Mr.. E. w. STEWART and
Miss SALL1E p. McALISTER, all of Ander-
son County. sss Printers fee received.
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sa- We are informed by Mr.. ]. Cox Gass

sa~ We are informed by Mr.. ]. Cox Gass,
who has just come across from Tennessee, that
the snow on Smoky Mountain was three feet
deep last week. Notwithstanding the unusual
depth of the snow, Mr.. Gass has brought lot
of the finest horses and mules to be found in
any section of the country, and is disposed to
trade on almost any terms. He is not exactly
giving away the stock, but his prices are ex-
tremely low
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-02-06
The Governor h.

The Governor has pardoned John Vandi-
YER and 2. w. Vandiver, who were convicted
at the March term, 1872, before Judge NJ.
Moses, at Spartanburg, of Ku Kluxing, in vio-
lation Of the State law, and sentenced to two
years in the county Jail. These pardons were
Granted upon the recommendation of the pre-
siding judge the prosecutor and several citizens
of the county named.
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John w. Spcarnan to Joseph E. spearman,
50 acres, nominal consideration.
James L. Orr to B. F. Brown, lot in William
ston, 81 ,157.
Joseph N. Brown, Assignee, to Joseph L.
Byrum, 644 acres, $1,2l0.
VIM. Y. Miller to Jake Towns, six acres,
S72.
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par The time for aAixing the penalty for
non-payment of taxes has been again post
poned, and taxpayers can settle with the
Treasurer until the 18th inst, at which time it
is almost certain that the penalty of 20 per
cent. will be charged to all delinquents.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-02-06
THE MARKETS.

The cotton market has been quite lively for
the past week with an upward tendency in
prices. Sales for the past week 536. The mar
ket closed to-day at 1s4 for middlings.
Corn sl.OO to Sl.15; Flour $1,000 to $l2.00;
Peas $l.OO to Sl.15; Bacon 10 to Is cents.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-02-06

n5- The Union Times renews the PROPOSE
tion fora convention of newspaper editors and
proprietors, and suggests the first Thursday in
March. as suitable time for the meeting,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-02-06

sgr The spartsnburg and Union Railroad
was sold at Union C. II. last Monday, and was
purchased by representatives Of the Air Line
Railroad for SSOS, 600, - - .,8
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naz- Commodore N. F. Maury died at Lex
irgton, Va, on last Saturday, aged 67 years.
During the late war he was an officer of the
Confederate Navy, and at the time Of his death
was professor of physical science at the Vir=
ginia Military Institute. As an accomplished
author and scientist Commodore Maury had a
worldwide reputation. - -,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-02-06

WILLIAMSON FEMALE CoLLEGE.-We in
vite attention to the advertisement of this pop
ular institution of learning, which has grown
so rapidly in public favor during the short
period of its existence 1t is now the property
of joint stock company, embracing friends of
education who are associated together for the
purpose of establishing it upon broad and
permanent foundation, and who will shortly
erect suitable building, amply sufficient to
meet the growing patronage of the College.
The house now occupied is too limited for the
accommodation of a much larger number OF
pupils than are already in attendance. The
President, Rev. Samuel Lander, enjoys an ex-
cellent reputation as an educator of females,
and is assisted by competent corps of male
and female instructors. Send for catalogue.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-02-06

sabsss The Charleston Epeeing Bstlletin has
made its appearance as a new candidate for
popular favor. It is an afternoon paper, as the
title indicates, and contains the latest and
;mosss sintesgstipg news from all quarters. In
politics it is strictly neutral. Six dollars per
anhiulm. anhiulim j. W. DeLano & Co., Proprietors. !,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-02-06

.bar We eare indebted TO- Messrs. Osborne &
McCully for a liberal sample of fresh, white
meal, ground at their new Steam Grist Mill, to
which reference was made last week.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-02-06

pSr At the recent session of the Supreme
Court, itswas ordered that at the April term,
commencing on the first Tuesday in April next,
the Eighth Circuit shall be called on Wednes-
day, April S0th, when two days will be allowed
for.the hearing of causes from this Circuit. =
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-02-06
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

Ba The Governor has appointed Thomas
w. Russell Notary Public for Anderson
County: IL
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-02-06

sge. Hon, James L. Orr, Minister to Russia,
sailed from New York on yesterday.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-29
2Sei6riGe Gr,ie6nma In Ameriga.

-Gine Imeritanerin l1reibt an Elm Gbi=
cagOer glatt Solsenbes iber Die Grsiebuna
oes weibli6en @eidledtes in ben Yereinisz
ten Staaten
rOie Gr5iebung uno ausbilouns oes
lpeibliaen 8el6le9tes in Amerita 1T cine
our6aus perieblte. @nitatt oab man Die
Wtdo9en in bdusli6en 4rbeiten unter,peiit,
laBt man oieielben hire freien Stunben nit
Der 2ettiire bon Homanen serbringen.
@nltatt Su lebren, hire &leioer u. oas fir
Die 6amilie erforberlibe @eiBSeug ielbIt
anSufertisen, g%sitattet mar linen, miiBis
um5er5ulaufen uno ,iuar nidt ielten ;u
Stunoen, in oenen lie unter Den Iusen Der
Miitter Striimpfe itOpfen uno fiir Die 3u=
bereitans BEG nddlten Sribitiids Gorge
tra9en i%ollten. Sunsen Mdoden bon a6t
Sabren uno mebr iollte man aufseben, oaB
lie lowobl bel i6Ouem luie bel u~nsiinitisem
Wetter minoeitens iini Meilen per Sag gu
SUB marldiren, audi wenn es bios 5 Gtut
foiten iOllte, Die Sirefe per Masen suriid-
5ule9en. Sies wdren Die Seilmittel, Die
i'd sesen beitebenbe' MiBitdnoe in Inwen=
oung brinsen piiroe. Sn tsinem 2anoe
Der Welt miro cine bdusli6e Grsiebuns u.
cine prattii6e llnterweiiuAg in Sausbal=
tunssarbeiten nit iol6er &erinsidaBuns
betradtet, pie in ben Ser Staaten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-29

i6en anIiebIuns unlueit Der Siibtiite bon
Neu= 6unolano, 9eseniiber benz 8olf BON
ct. Gaiprence, erbalten, pona6 W{onI. Se
Vere, erifer Sii6of iener 0iOSeie, meu6-
lings ermoroet purbe uno Sluar in Der Sa=
triltei Der aapele gum 81. Sobann BON
8ott, tpGbreno er Dem @ebete Oblag. Ser,
nno 2unse paren BON Oolditiden bur9=
bobrt. Gin gieffe bes Srn. 8ii1ofs Ia=
mems Gmil Yeaetier, murOe als W6roer
perbaitet. @rbl9affsan9elegenbeiten lol=
len oas Motip sur idauoerbaften Sbat se-
mel en- lein. Der ermoroete 8il6oi puroe
lebteu ausuit pom 6rn. 8il6of Supan=
loup BON Orleans in 6rautrsi9 sepeibt II.
oemlelben Die 6ii9erinieln ct, Yierre,
@robs unb 8lsin : Miquelon als @ir=
,fnnssfreis ii6ertragen.
Inns iiebt Sisie Na4ri9t sanS uuo gar,
iuie cine SenlationseHte aus unb mir
slauben ni6t, oaB etwas Wabrss an Der
Sa9e lei, bis Hdberes porli9t. Seri6ie=
oene 8riinoe ipreden fir unlere anIi9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-29
2 nxem b u 9.

Nus benz Nefrologe ees p%rpsramms Sss atbs'
naums pom eurembura sntnsbmsn mir ~fuIssnpe
Datsn abtr ben am s. April 1873 ,u Sunslin.
fer ptrfcrbsnsn Sbsrssri&tsratb s. y. alsia,
@icspriIptnt Ger Dsputirtrnfammsr une Wit.
sliee ees 9uratpri ums am atbenaum ~ 9ursm
burg, Der aud in wsitsrsn arsiisH bsfannt mar.
Ssrr aIsin. ON 8. Sspt. 1921 gu Sunslinisr
sebrren, mar Der Sobn seS pertistn aasemeir
aea9tsteu Mptars ). u. 8lstn. Hahesm or bic
Granddaughter isinss 0sburtsertss nit Grfpls
beiuGt bate, tesann or lsins Upmna li~alifueisn
in Yaina6 (1S35-iS37) une trat i'm Sttpbsr
1887 ms sltbsnaum, no feline rsi6en Salsnts,
ppu auspausrnsem 6leiBs InS bpbem ittli9su
9rnits ~sstrassn, ,ur bsrrli6sn gntialtuns famsn
une CT lt cine srlinsli1e Samanitatsbileuns
aneisnste.
Die Sisbs gum Stueium, Defenders Der flaii.
Ibsn Sprabsn, blieb iprtau elm bersprrasenees
Wertnal leins5 seeiesensn Gbarafters. limb ME
Srunblites Wiitn lne ietalsS Streben beim
frnlfsn Manne tets nit SeI&eieenbeit nd paa.
rem, 10 mar aud bel esm YsrbliAentu cine bsis
nabe l@n&tsrnt Acknowledgment itns Sussns,
bic ibn i'm bS&ftn @rapt aus3tidnete. Vim
Gnbs itinr 0pmnaiialitupitn be30s CT eiellnissr.
htIt Bonn, UNI i& BEN Stueium Der &e8te ~
tpipmtn. Gr pplenette feline Stueien an Der
&s&tsi&ule in Paris pabrsne ess Satrss tSl3
A.
i'm Sabre 1858 purbt Serr Rltin ,unr Hit.
ter am Ye3irfsseritt gu 9ursmbars, 1859 ,um
Viespragesnttp eesltIbtn 0sri&tes une enslit
1868 gum SbtrSsri4tsratb trnanat. :
SIN itinsr iurifii@su 5bStisf.it sti&net T&
PER- 8ltiS bslonbers eur6 isinsn GlsiE, feline
eisbt gum Staeiam uns tnr@ cine iibsr alien
3wst1sl trbabsns Sntssritat aus.
Das Ssrtrauen Der @Gblsr sss aantpns Sire
ssnma4tr bsritf ben Gsrt0rbtasn i'm Sabre 1854
~ bic Oeputirteafammsr uns bIieb CT bis ~
lsiitm aess Nitslisp s%srIsltsn. gHie unpan-
etlear eas Vtrtrausn isinsr @itbirssr mar, ssbt
l9lastne aus BEN lin lfanS bsrser, es Serr
Nlein in 6plse GrlSi6sns isinss Issutirten.
manpatss, tbeils eur6 Mblauf Der @ablpsriers
tpslls 'cssen lebsrnabme ueusr gsmtsr i'm hid.
%tfrltanes, ie6s Mal it elmer Gsupabl inter
,rsrftn nluBte unp isin @ame leSs @al ans Der
WabIurnt bsrpersins.
Serr alsin pures am %. Sanuar 1870 gum
Nuratpr pes ItbenSums srnannt. 9Sie sladlit
eieie @rnsnnans sepslsn, erpiss llt eurb bic
Siasstuns unS eifte, nit wsl4sr Ssr alsia
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-29

balttn, mel&t mir in bisier liirmil9en Belt be.
pnrteii tir eetne b. 2trhe, fur ben appItcliI1er
StB une fur uns Ielbif ppfern uns am bsuti.
gen Gage tstsrltt une prentii6 gang une gar Dir;
nnisr eeten nub unIere Mrbeiten, unlsre 0eban-
Ten, Wcrte. Wsrfe unb 3eiten. NlS beiue an
hansliaen Oisnsr ssbsn mir Dir uns ielbit gun,
unterpfane fir INNER. gSir ppfern Dir auf ais
iere 8ir9en, unisre Riiicnsn, uniere 0smein-
ben unb ale jtnt fir teren seifflihss Wpbl mir
in eeinsri Tienite arteiten /; ftSae tein 9eilt
lber ne %rssiersr, reine 0isbe fs srbalten, eeins
@nabe ie bsilisen ; made Re alessit tpcblssfal
lie In tsinsm 9nseIi9te. 8 iiees une anbe.
tuusswirbises Sers Ssiu! Nimm an bisiss
Spftr tas mir Dir harbrinssn /; ver3ebre es nit
ben Glammsn bsiner sStiliten sisbe, eaniit es au
Dir binauffeise i'm 0sru&e Der Slbisfeit, unb
bamit, sereint nit teinen uneneli1tn Vsreten.
fen, bsrabfeise auf uns, aat estnt 8irte, auf
snitrn 81. Vater ben gaplt, unb auf ATE Wit-
slistsr unierer 0emcineen, Miiipnen, S6ulen,
rtlisiSiea Sauisr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. /: bic
Giue eeiner SesnunSsn, Der ktn1ntlti1t neter.
sub beiner @naben, Der reite S1aB, ben Su al
len perlprchen, bic rid lieben une ebreu. Ser
tbeitiae uns, beine Disner, 0 Octt, nit benz
S&ilSe esinss S9ubss, bsi9use uns sesen bic
gpsbsit bee gottslsn, Der teine &irte BAIT,
neil "a bic Deiniss ii, une Der uns serfolst neil
mir eein bl. Ser; liebsn ant antefen anb neil
mir bic Gbre psinss alsrbeilisasn Hamsns per.
t~beibisen. Qab' uns in Dir unlsre 3uHu&t, IN.
Ter 1rcf unb uniere Spfnuns fnten. Sri bu,
. bl. 5er3 Stius, unfsre SiiiBe in, 9ebsn. unlsr
gertrauen i'm Cob, unIere pelfcmn,snt unt epi.
&C @Iiditlisfsit i'm 5imme. Gmsn."
Gls bic Breoist beenbist, lpuroe Der
SDmnus 20 cor amoris victima" uno bic
laurstanii9e 9itanei seiunsen. Na6oem
Der Sesen nit benz bO6wiiroisiten Suite
pom Gelebranten seseben mar, ertOnten Die
seraumisen Sallsn BON ben barmoniepol-
len Stimmen aussesei6neter Sdnser, ae-
miidt nit ben raui6enoen SDnen Der Orr
gel, oas pradtoole Tie Deum laudamus"
abiinsenb. YroSeiiionsweiie, Su Spei uno
Swei, perlieBen alle Die Gatbeorale, big ,ur
&apslle oes 8ii9oies. aae josen ii6 se=
itdrtt nit relisiOien @eiiiblen Der Nnoadt
our6orunsen, in ibr Seim surid. Nur
Der GIcrus nabm scmeini6aitlid iein Mit-
tagmabl in Den 9erdumigen Sallen oes al=
ten SeminargcbGuoes.
MO9e Soft unler beutiaes Opier ie9nen
uno uns ~ltdrfen, oamit mir in oeu,lelben II.
curd Die Sebarrli6teit Die &rone bes eipi=
gen Sebens erlan9en tDnncn, bas sebe
Soft.
SatOb G~eguerp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-29

miro oieielbe ca. 10000 Sbaler erbalten.
gie Der SeritOrbene li9 aussei6nete burdl
pabre N~d4itenliebe, 10 mar er audi Elm
treuer Sobn Der tatbol, Stride. gr rube
in Grieoen.
2Ndin,, "a. September. gm 2. B. 90.
bate elm bieiiser 8iirser sur 8erberrli=
dung Der Sebanfeier %anitutt elmer
6lagse ieinen SteuerSettel an elmer
lansen Stanse gum Seniter binaussebdnst.
Der WiHetbdter lit nunmebr uie Der
,WainSer @nSeiser' mittbeilt, pom bieIigen
YoliSeigeri6te 81 elmer @elobube BON 80
&reujern perurtbeilt lporoen, Die nieoerlte
Strafe, in anbetradt ieines suten &ufes,
uno neil CT Elm piinftlider Stsuer3abler
it,, iest oas glatt binau. 2eIoer bat leb=
teres perseien, ben Grtifsl ansufiibren,
fraft oeIen Der Mann perurtbeielt purbe,
benn es ,udre immerbin BON SntereHe, bic
geIebli1e 8e9rinouns oes llrtbeils ,u err
fabren. llebrissns 1T Der @sbiiBts isBt in
Der Sage, oas nG6lte Sabr ieiner Seban=
Se9eiIterung our6 Serausbdngen BON
Sipei 3etteln, oss Steuer,sttels unb oes
StrafSettels, scbubrenoen ausbrud seben,
bemertt Die v6ranti. 3ts,"
aus oeua 8reife 2Sittfi6. 9is
8reisitdnoe bes &reiies Wittli9 baben Den
9lntras Der &6nisli6en Hssisruns gu Srier,
ue9en @riinoung elmer Nderbauiduls fir
Die orei &reiie Yriim, Saun uno @ittlid
in Dem Orte Manoeri d eio, abse=
lebnt; neil einerieits Der auf iinf Sabre
fir ieben &reis seforoerie 3ui6uB BON
Srei,ebnbunoert Sbaler Su bod erl6ien
uno anoerleits Der Wunlb Der 8reisltdnoe
unbea6tet geblieben lit, Die S6ule in Dem
Gentral=Y untte oes areiies, Der Staot
@ittli d, su erridten.
Ser Vau oes tatbolii6en gebrer=
g seminars gu @ittlid ldreitet lp-
piel es Die 8erbaltniie seitatten, raid por=
an, Die Nrbeiten peroen CORRECT uno mad
Dem mooernen Stpl Der @~esenpart nit
6leiB uno 8ei9id aussefiibrt. Is iebt
gu beoauern, baB Die Yei1affung Der du=
Bern Mauerniteins aus ben Steinbrii6en
bon Salmrobr ober SDrbaa bspertiteaist
peroen mus, pdbreno Iol6e aus benz o6ern
Sbeile bes @ittli6er 9rldes ebenio oau=
erbait Iid itets beipdbrt baben uno ben
Nusbau oes 8ebduoes pesen Der Ndbe oes
Nniabrens UNI minositens Elm Sabr friber
fDroern miirben, pel9es I'M 10 panl6en=
pertber ipdre, als Der Mangel an 2ebrern
INNER fiiblbarer piro uno Die GrOifnun9
oes Snitituts Elm aQgemeines SeoiiriniB
Seporoen lit.
25om Der 2aofef, 30 Septsmber. Sic
anbalteno raube @itteruns bat Die Grlpar=
tunsen auf einen i6Onen Serbit lebr ber-
unterseoriidt. Die Srauben baben teinen
5ortsans. Der Sturm bat Die Stiele be-
idaoist, Die Sdute lino our6 Den &esen
oiinner uno werben mir Die Weinleie pabrs
i6einli6 Iebr friib beginner miilien, obne
oaB Die Srauben LANCE genug in Wein ges
itanoen baben. .3wetl6en bat es bier nod
einisermaBen geseben; lie wuroen beute
fir 2 Sbaler per 6entner perlaoen. In=
oeres Obit siebt es aber ,u lasen teines,
aub feline Niile. Iu6 mar Ole gienen=
,u6t bisles Sabr i6lsdt. Surd Den ipar-
men Winter batten Die Sienen BON ibrem
sisenen Souis sebrsn miilien Die StOds
iuaren baber in Mai meiitentbeils iebr
idpa6. 2anse ni6t ale baben seibpdrmt.
Der Na6iommer mai gu trpden nno boz
nigarm.