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Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-18
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in ieiner @9lubreOe sd bege tieies
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tlaeen erliesenben tapferen @oloaten. SD
far6te ben Sob ni@t fir i'm. Ct 1T
mutbie uno flr9tet ni9ts, ols ben Ser
luf leiner Gbre, um lciner Srau uno
&inber willen. SD 5ittere am mel iten
fir Trontrei9, tpel9es ben @erluit zines
tapferen @oloaten belpeinen miro. SIR
8atriotismus perbietet Sbnen i'm 5u
perurtbeilen. @ie mil len, was politi l9e
Yro5eIje 1ino, an einem Orte, an pel6em
Die 9}o6>pelt Sol6en> Die in Solge 1ol@er
Pro3elle binseri4tet tpuroen, @totuen
erridtet bot."
6err 8ourcet anttportete, inoem ct per=
lanete, es lole Der fominenben Generation
elm fur6tbares 8eiipiel 9eseben perben.
@be 1i9 Die &i9ter 5urild5ogen lagte
8aaoine sd betpaDre 5tuei Worte IN
meiner @ru1t ~vG6re uno 8aterlono"
uno tpdbreno Der AZ Sabre meines 9len=
ites babe i9 uiemols ge9en bieles 1tol5e
Motto sefeblt. SD i3pDre Dor Gbriltus,
ooB i9 Trantrei@ ni9t perratbcn babe.
9}a9 LANCER 8erat6ung erflarten Die
&i9ter 8u5aine l6uloig Der Gopitulotion
BON Meb uno Der 9(rntee i'm offenen Seloe>
obne alles Das 9etban gu baben> tuas
Gbre uno PFi9t porl9rieben> um Die
Gapitulation gu ''perbin0ern. 9as ein=
1timmi9e urtbeil lautet auf Sob uno 9s=
oraoation por oer @inridtung.
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teraei@neten idmmtli9e Mit9lieoer oes
@eri6tsbofes Elm 8egnabisun9sgelu6> H.
lpel@es Der @er5o9 pnn Mumale 1ofort
Dem 8rdlioenten MacMabon ii6crbra9te.
8asaine mar ie6r betuegt, als linn Die
Gnt1 1beioung oes @eridtes mitgetbeilt
lpuroe.
poris, 10. Seq. prdiioent @lac
Mabon bat Die iiber 8a5aine perbangte
Sooes 1trafe in 2oidbrise Gin5elbaft per-
tpanbelt, unb be eitimnt, bab linn ieoo3
bic ernieorigenbe @eremonie erlpart bleibe.
paris> IL. Seq. Sic Snlel @ainte
Mar9ueritte be Cannes muroe als Der
Ort be1timmt-, an wel6em MarI9al
Basoine feline StrofSeit 5ubringen lol.
Gr iou nod i'm 2aufe oieier 8o@e oort<
fin 9elanbt peroen.
5apana,t12. Seq. Ser 9ampfer
n vWireinius" wuroe beute um balb 5 ubr
unter Gscorte oes ipanii6en &riegsl l6iifes
uSlabela laGatolica" "ourd einen@9lepp+
oampfer aug Dem bieli gen 9aien bu9llrt.
Ser vWir9inius" tuuroc na3 Dem leb5is
Dfeilen ,peitliG Don bier 9elesenen 9afen
BON Ba9ia 9onoa 9ebra9t nno miro
BON Dem ipanii6en &rie9sl9iffe einem
|@9iffe Der Ser. Staoten W{arine ous=
| geliefert tuerben. @eneralcopitdn Soperal
fat Befeble ertbeilt Die in Santiago Dc
guba tefnbli6en Sc fangenen oes ~Wir=
| ginius" beute alf Elm ameritaniI9e5
&rieesl@ifi gu transferiren. Ser @e=
neralcapitdn lit 5i6er, BAT man feline BE-
|feble ousfiiDren, unb Die Gente CUR be-
| ltinu,ten 3eit ausliefern miro.
-- Sen lpaniI4cn 8e99rben au{ enoa
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-12-18

T.. .s.4~.......sTHE OHIo. a.
Published forsthe benefit OF an
Orphan Asylum
for the Diocese of COLUMBUS, ~.
Will be issued every Thursday.
Price per year S 1.5O. 5
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-15

Attention is hereby called to Section
Of an Ordinance prescribing the duties OF
City Surveyor, which reads as follows:
"Be IL further ordained, That here.
after, any person about to build any
house, or any new site, fronting or
bounding on any OF the streets OF tho
city Of Columbia, shall be required to
have the same located, and the bounda-
ries thereof. adjoining such street or
streets, fixed by the City Surveyor, who
shall DO entitled to receive the sam Of IS
for each lot 80 located. Aud in case any
person shall ereot any house, as afore-
said, without having the same located by
the City Surveyor, as aforesaid, suoh
person shall be subject to q penalty Of
$45 for each and every offence.1'
Parties coming within the provisions
OF above Section of said Ordinance. are
notified that its conditions and penaltiea
will be strictly required and enforced by
the Chief of Police. who is specially
charged with the enforcement OF said
Ordinance. By order OF the Mayor.
CHAS. BAIsNUM, City Clerk.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-15

Ex-Governor James L. Orr, OF South
Carolina, our Minister Plenipotentiary
to Russia, arrived in st. Petersburg on
the 14th of March. En- route, he was the
recipient. OF official and personal hospi.
talities from the most distinguished men
in the European capitals, including the
American Ministers, and the day after
his arrival wac presented to Prince
Gortsehakoff, by whom he was in turn
promptly presented to the Gear. The
reception was cordial, the interview long
and unrestrained, and the expressions Of
the Emperor signified his abiding faith
in and friendship for the United States.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-15

Nervous DEBILITY. DapREssEp.
IRRITABLE STATE OF MIND; A WEEK, merry.
oua, EXHAUSTED FRRLNa; NO ENERGY OR
ANIMATION; CONFUSED HEAD, WEAK NE.
MoRY. OFTEN WITH DxB11IrATuJa, IN.
VOLUNTARY DISCHARGES. The conse.
quenoe Of excesses. mental overwork or
indiscretions. This NERVOUS DRn1hrrY
finds SOVEREIGN CURB in Humphreys
homeopathic SpKo1F1c, No. %. II
tones up the system, arrests discharges,
dispels the mental gloom and despon-
dency, and rejuvenntes the entire sys.
tenn. lis perfectly harmless and always
efficient. Price IS for package of ave
boxes and large 50 vial of powder,
which is important in old, serious cases;
or 81 per single box Sold by ALL Drug
gists, or sent by mail on receipt OF price.
Address HUMPHREYS SPEo1FIo HoMGo.
pATH1o MEDICINE Co,rpANY, No. b62
BRoADwAY, N. Y. For sale be GE1aER
Il MoGREaoR, Columbia, s.. @.
April Is lilly.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-15
80. What advantages for mill sites,
factories. &c.7 Z: $

~. What advantages Tor mill sites,
factories. &c.? q. $
90. What turpentine lands are there2 !.
; EDUCATIONAL. z. :
!. How many sohool-honses are there
in tho County, . s,
= 2. What is the average attendance Of
sohoIarsP
8. What is the general character and
fitness OF the teachers employed?
4. What amount Of money has been
raised this year for the support OF free
schools In the County?
O.: How many newspapers or other pe-
riodicals are published in the County?
D.: how many prominent or distin.
guished literary persons reside in tue
County,
!. What political parties are there in
the County?
2. What is their relative strength?
3. What is the general disposition OF
the community ss to freedom OF speech
and federation of difference il political
opinions2
4 ls there q genera! proper respect 70.
law and order and the saoredness of per
son?
3. What is tue general state OF feeling
fsirs7
6. Do the people OF your County de.
sire immigration. irrespective Of race,
color, religion or political opinions oi
immigrants?
Z. Are your people generally disposed
to trust the ballot-box for the redress oi
political grievances?
RELIGIOUS.
!. How many churches are there in
the County?
2. How many commandments?
3. What sects are there, and what il
the strength or number OF each scot?
4. What 10 the general character Of the
people OF your County for benevolenoe
and willingness 10 assist industrious i'm
migrants, without regard to scot?
5. What benevolent institut tions are il
the County?
! HEALTH.
l. What is the usual health of the
County?
2. What is the average length of lifei
8. To what diseases are persons in the
County mostly subject2
| 4. Does what is commonly known q.
the country fever" exist in your County
or fever or ague?
B. What is the average rate of the
thermometer in summer, and what ir
winterp
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-15

FUT1L1TY OF UsURY LAws.-Wall street
furnishes daily illustration Of the vanity
Of attempts by government to regulate
the price OF money. New York main
tains her; nsury laws-that is. she keeps
them on the statute book, bat their daily
violation shows-that they are useless, or
worse than nReless. Recorder Hsokett
has made the usual charge to the grand
jury to punish violators, and some of the
city papers, ,plamor for the enforcement
OF the laws. But the price OF money
ductuntes Just the same. Those who
need it pay the market price for it to
carry on their speculations, and those
who have it to lend accommodate bor-
rowers at u or u per cent. day in
times of stringenoy, without the fear Of
courts OF 6f penalties. There are vari-
ous ingenious modes Of evadins the law,
80 that timorous lendeW, fearful of the
good faith Of their customers, may pro-
teot themselves. But this only shows
that usury laws. if they have any effect
on the price Of money, only aggravate
the OWL they are intended to remedy.
No law can be passed to compel men
who have got money to lend it. Nor
can Law, by any ingenuity, compel them
to part with it at less than they know it
is worth in the market. The recent
stTiugenoy in New York is but repeti-
tion OF this lesson. Yesterdays de.
spatohes state that the brokers threaten
to withdraw money from the market for
a time, in consequence OF the antici.
pated proceedings in court.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-15

The Wheeling Register has found
the right pronunciation at last-Mob.o o.
liars.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-15

list OF NEW ADvBRT1sKlERNTs.
Notice to Dealers in Lumber.
Seibels & Ezell-Auction Sale.
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics.
Meeting Independent Fire Company.
B. F. Grifln-Groceries, etc.
Spectacles Lost.
Meeting Stockholders of G. &C. r. r.
Dr.. TUFTS Pills and Expectorant.
E. r. Dorsey-Wood Notice.
O. F. Jackson-New Goods.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-15

q While the great gas strike goes on in
New York, the newspapers which take
the part OF the strikers, who demand
that eight hours be considered days
work, publish dismal accounts of the
unwholesome atmosphere and excessive
heat of the retort rooms, and. describe
the visages Of the gas workmen. as
marked by prsmature decay. The work
men say tbat no man, however vigorous.
gan long, endure ten hours labor day.
while breathing air 30 charged with dele
terious vapofs. Between the Interrupt
tion,j of strikes, poor gas and high
charges for gas, the public would rejoioe
it the shehasld invention, by which the
patehtee olsinns that be oanimake bril-
liant gas from air and electricity. for
fifteen cents per thousand feet. should
prove to be q fact.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-15

It has been snnodnoed that the Russian
columns, would take the field against the
Khiyans on the 9th. and it is supposed
that the army Of the Gear is now In mo-
ton. England seens to have had q
Satisfactory understanding with Russia
on the subject. and we hear OF no nm
easiness being felt at the Court OF St.
James. The Khivans, rnenaoed by the
crushing weight Of Russia's ponderous
army and pestilent Cossacks, may as well
give up the ghost before the immense
wall falls upon them and brushes the
nation ont. But the Tartar blood is not
easily ourdled III its veins at the sight OF
superior forces, and the .,Khivans will
make a. desperate resistance. As all
wars are more or less uncertain, they
may be :olnd as hard to subdre as the
Parthiana of old were when the Romans
invaded the East. Our sympathies al
ways 60 with the weakest since the mis-.
understanding that Washington had with
the English Ministry in 1776, and Gene.
rails Lee and Johnston with the Ameri-
can Cabinet in the first half of the sixties.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-15

GEN. OANB1. Gen. Edward r. 8.
Q .nby (vhose death at the hands of the
brutal Modoo chief, Captain i.Jack, was
recorded in thS PHaN1x, of Spndsy.)
was graduate. July1, 1889, from West
Point; he was appointed Second Lieute-
nant ii the Second Infantry, and had
gradually risen to the position ofMajor-
General in the United States Army.
He served with distinotiou in the Florida
and Mexican wars, and also in the war
between the States. During his Mill
tsrJ Go7eTnozsh!r c: SIC F;.=. and se-
cond Military Districts Of the South, he
was respected ios the prompt and fair
administration OF his almost supreme
yet delicate powers. I He was native of
Kentucky, and his age is supposed to be.
aboutsixty. five. ~ ~
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-15

O. 16 tNeE6 any income taxE
8. Give as near as possible the annunl
gross receipts from all articles Of mer.
chandiae in your County.
10. What, according to such receipts,
is the rate OF taxation?
II. What articles are annually ex.
ported?
IL. What is tho value OF all exports?
13. What articles are imported?
II. What is the value of such imports?
10. What is the number of people en-.
gagged in trade and commerce in the
County,
16. What is the number Of merohants9 ?
IL. What Is the number of artisans2
IL. What manufaotories are there in
the County?
10. What is the number OF people en-.
gagged in manufactures?
20. What railroads pass through or
Terminate in the County,
II. What canals or other facilities for
transportation?
22. What is the tariff on freight, and
what on passage?
: %. What commercial newspapers ore
published in the County,
"a. What harbors, ports, rivers or na.
vigable streams are there, and for vessels
Of what draft?
rs. Name, il possible, all the various
branches of industry carried on in the
County, and what new industries have
been recently discovered or established.
26. What banking facilities are there,
and what is the usual rate for loans or
accommodations?
81. What water power is there in the
County,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-05
ShWei;.

Spm Speen1ee Is. sSan.-
Sdmmtli6e fatbclil1s @siili6s rss
&antpns 0enf baten in elmer 3ui6rift
an rem srOben 3atb. Seranlast rur6 rrn
rublicirten Gntwurf zines neuen fatbplis
lten Sir6enseleBcS, cine Grtldruns abs
9eSeten, in prldsr le ibren unerltitterz
iibcn 0ebprIam sesen ZEN bell. Gater
teSeustn, feinen ancern Sii1rf, ais rem
re6tmdbis einseisyten ensrtsnnsn unp
ptne Nidbalt auslpre9en, eae lie Gins
nabme ceS pprselsstsn Gslegentpurfes
ie gum Giidtritt ;winsen wirrs, inpcm
iie feline seiilidsn SteQsn unp feline rslis
SiSlen Tsrri6tunSen iternebmen f5nus
ten, wenn Tie itnen niat bon ibrsn re6ts
mdbts'n Stern dbsrtrasen miirccn.-
DAP cieiss UHene Determining ron rer ras
ricalrn uns liberalen prelIe ais Iufrubrz
preeist tebancslt miro, Serltsbt ii6 BON
feltt nur labt man ii6 nod ni9t merfsn,
in weIde fatale Serlcsenbeit Ger 0snfer
3sSisrunasratb Serieyt it, penn RAP rie
0eitli3en 8rrt baltsn 1T uuser Srasr,
unr chen 10 sewis felt ii9 fein aurersr
fatbplii9er 0eiili6er CUR Ssrfisuns Der
@ewaltbabsr, 10 zap $4,000 Satbolitcn,
metr ais bic Silfte Ger &antpnsttsSIfes
runs, rbnc Scelicrse iein wirren, mas
elm in Ger ednse ni@t ertrdslibcr 3ultanp
pare. Die jrBise @snfsr 8rsics
runit itsbt ater pbnebin auf lawahrn
6i6en, unc ibr acknowledgement fin
oct namsntli6 bel Ter Yartei 8iperipru6,
wsl6c pie Srennuns ppn Staat u. Sir
DE anltrsbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-05

pefh 10. San. Gas Sorsebsn Ger
preubiiben Gesisruns ssset eie Satbpz
lifen bat AUDI bier cie man9fadfen Cont
msntare erfabren. Sic lautcn rurdwea
ni@t isbr i9mei6clbaft. Seltit ~riejsnis
gen, psl6e aus ibren firbrnfeincli6en
Ssneen;sn fein 0ebeimniB MAIDEN, Sers
urtbeiIsn jsnsS Sprseben auf eas aQers
entl9irrenite. Sp ma6te taft in iimmt>
!i9sn rsutla uno unsarii6 seidrirtes
men Sldttern Elm 0eitartifel rer oSaassz
prelie" Die Iunpe, psiGer un 10 bea6s
tsnsperthsr III, je wrniscr e5 in Ger Zen,
rsns res senanntrn SlatteS liest ii9 fir
tir3li4e Sntenisn 81 erbtssn. SD
lallr cine marfante Stslle rieIer aaers
parts suiimmsnp bssristsn Gbarafteris
fit rer prcusii6en Iesicruns tesisli6
ibrrS SerbaltrnS sur papitli9en Ilpeus
ticn bier fclSen. G5 Miro gut iciul i6
raran bel sssiSuster Gslesenbeit gu crins
tcrn.
Ocrt beibt rS u. a.:
Die prsu6iiGen Sllttsr l6lasen einen
Seiccnlarm unp tbun, ais pb le li6
erin unp blau pb Ger pipltli6en 9laps
ruticn arscrten. Dieiem Corn, ri,lem
Snarimm, pieier @utb iisbt ma leirer
paS @ema6te auf cen srlten Slid an
unp Die 1%sutun8en, wci6e man zen
Scrtsn rrs J. Ga.ers gilt 9sbSysn etsn
su rem 6~slrSussplan, rsr nicer i'm in
Ger Wilbelmsitraee psrabrsest wurss. =
8ie pfifis; ypr gacm gilt ss, rem
Sailer ais pcrISnli9 trlciriSt pom papte
parSultellen une caeur6 cincrleitS bic
mpnar3ii9s Sssfaisr res sctreuen Spls
fsS unp anrerleitS eaS Majcliatssefibl
res SeleipiSten ielbt in i!arfsrs Sdwins
suns su serlrBen. Dian nebme Gin MaI
an, itait ~Oeutldlanp" ltsbs in Ger 9us
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Tranfreid.

YariS, 1S. San.-Sm Namen Der
prin;en bon Orleans ertlirt ea5 Sour
nal &c Yaris", paB rieIslten ni9t raran
rsnfsn, ZEN Sbrpn ;u bcitriBsn, belpneers
aber ni6t li6 rem @raien y. G6ambprp
in rem @es 3a teQen. eestrrer let Ger
setprene Ssrtrster csS fransSGl9su 85s
~nis6bauis5, eeisn Sbrpn muir eur9 bic
freie GntI6liseuns Der Nation unp auf
Ger rrsifaden 0runrlase Ger tiirserli9sn
0lsibbeit Der ppIitii6sn unp rslisiSisn
6reibeit une Ter cpnltitutipnelen Siirss
laaIten errihtet nercen f5nne.
Dele Grfldruns 1T fat gan, in rsrIels
ben Scrm idpn msbrmals sesetsn pprpen,
pabri6cinli6 Uni, jsner llstsrsiirissn nil,
len, wel6e Slauben wclItn, lie entbalts
paS Sesrnntnib elmer S%srlSbnuns Der
bsirsn 9inien. dies 1T a6rr rurdauS
ni9t Der Sail. Die nprsiia9e @rune-
lase" sntbi!t raS Notwithstanding
Ger Srleaniiten, BON Rem iIe nun einmal
ni9t ab9eben wOllen. usbcr ca6slts
fSnnte aud cine SsrtSnrisuns emr;ie!t,
wcrcen, rprnn Gle Srlsaniitsn niat ibre
sissne Grtlaruns pisier pislrsutiscn @prs
ts bersit5 'fertis battsn. Ga blsibt ALTO
@lqeS teim Mlten. Die Srleans wpaen
Elm tlusss Spiel trri6rn, lpsrsr es nit ZEN
n0iberalen" Srrerrtcr. nod eie 2ssitis
miten rirert spr rem Sppf itpben, nod
auf Gle Ge6tatitsl ssrsi9tsu. Sbnsn
mare rS i&Un sats rsbt wsnn 6sinri&
V. ans &uper Fims, ramit re eann rsls
fen GrbI1aft antrrten f6nnten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-05

lcbrte Scrren erfllren Zen alien Cartitlis
hen) Glauten ais abgetban, ~Serperfen
Die llnitcrblibfsit reS menidlihen Sci
itcs, ~seripptten ras 0stet als cine Iumn,s
belt, Serfinriscn franf uno fret ZEN
Ntbeismus ais ben nelsn 0lauben uno
bulriSen eem ncuen Osutlhcn &ei6e II.
leinrm SANGER als Ger bS6itsn Gntwis
fslung Der Wenlbbeit. 90 liebt IS i'm
ceutI6en &eihe aus, unp slei6ssitis
msrren IA WiQicnm &atbclifen ais
reidefrirrlid ~tebanerlt swei SABRE ipds
ter, na6rcm iie in benz Sriese aesen Zen
Natipnalfsinp 0ut unp Slut Necp1ert
batcr, na6rem man ibncn rafir he
ppulte Irelfennuns ausgr1prp6en Bat /;
Gag fir Gag wcrren iie in Der prsIIe an
seflast unp beidimpft unp ibre prctetas
tt, men nit iibermitbi5em Spbn ;urid.
sspielen. SIR cine lplde psutihe poll.
tit inren mir feinen anceren gluserud
ais zen I6pItiI1sn birnwitbi9."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-05
&u b.
.Shlee. Seitunn" min

Der ~Shise. 3eituns" miro folssnres
tcrihtet:
nSn rem iirrreiliGen Gcuyernements
madt il6 felt einiser !3cit untcr Der
tduerli6cn Serb fcruns cine berenfli6e
aufresuns sesen rie pUlnii6cn @utsbes
iiger bemerftar, Gle lid bin uno meier
l6pn rur6 srpte grcsiIs fune seseten
bat. Oieie Iufresuns wire asndbrt
r.ur6 ras unter rem Splte ~aIaemciue
rertreitete 0eri6t, rcr pplnil9e @pel sebe
ild ale Mabe, rie Gssieruns sur 8isrsrs
eln'ibruns Ger fribern 6rcbnrienite su
teitimmcn, unp biete gu pislem 3wrde
unsebeurs Summen an. Die YebSrcen
Sermutben ais lrbeber unp Serbreiter
rieles aldermen 0sri1teS Gmiliare Ter
iorialifiIaen partsi, Die aud in aurss
rem @csenren Iublancs aus allen 8rdf,
ten cabin itrett. Die Sauern sesen cen
accl aufsupieseln. Die feinrls!ise
Stimmuns ret bduerli9sn Sep5lfcruns
sessn ZEN arsl bat itpn man6sn point
l6en GutsbeiiBer in rcn iirmsili1sn
0cuYernements ~scranlaBt feline SeliBuns
gen ;u perfaufsn II. mad elmer anrsrrn
0eSenc dbsrsuitepeln.
Petersburg %. San; Der Be-
iu6 res 8aiisrs 8ilbslm am bisiisen
SOfs rarf fir Zen april ais feffebsnp
bctra9tst wercen. Der Sslu9 mar
l6On i'm Srptsmter In Berlin suseIast
unp wurre lpater BEL Der bislisen Anms,
isntsit res prin;sn 8arl wabrsnp ess
0sprsfcltes rer 3eitpunft fetssteut.
CS. 81
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Selgten.

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gen SiBunB Der Oeputirtenfammer maGz
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binSenren peiteren observation-disclosures
unp srpar rpm 1. Sanuar D. s. ab mic
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bate Ger Staat cine Gsnte BON % Yrs.
per @ctie gu Sewdbrsn, f5nne ater ZEN
acticndrsn cine Gapital;abluns BON $50
6rs. per actie r1srirsn. Die faaisen
baltjdbrisen 3inien ieien NIT 10 Srs.
per @ctic ;ablbar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-05
Yariugai.

Aus SiMabpn 4. San, miro tes
lssrapbirt: Die bel Ger grSfnuns Der
8ammrrn 9cbaltenr Sbrcnrsre srpibnt
rsr 6inan;ufcrmsn, cur@ psl6r Gin ppll,
itanriscS Olsi9sswi6t Der Ginnabmen
unS gusSaten res Staatsbausbalrs
srsielt let, UNI ccnltatirt, RAP Der allsss
meine @Iltanr ccS eanpeS ii6tli6 sus
nebms, mas mrIsntliS Ger I'm 9an,en
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lei. Die rpr sinisen Wonaten ltatt9cs
bahten un~tscruteneen llnrubrn bSttsn
irssnc wel9e srbsbIids StSrunsen ni9t
bs~rrprserufen unp isien bsisitist pbne
pas cine S~uSprniicn rsr StrfaGun0smis
Big 9arantirten Sreibeiten srfprrsrIi1 &C.
welen mare. Sn een Sanrsls unp Gres
DIT, Scrbiltnihrn, lc,pis auf rrm 0eeistc
Ger 2anrwirtbi6aft unp Snpultrie made
lid Gin al!9cmeiner Iufi9puns tsmerf,
bar. Die &esirrun9 re&ne fir lire
WiaBnabmen aIf ole llnterltiyunB tsiprr
SIuirr res YarlamentS une tetradte ais
Die ibr ;una&f liesenre aufsate, bic
Gilenbabnlinirn in zen nSreli6sn Yrps
pinsen Winbc unp Yeira au~ssutauen.
rura crrrn Spasnruns bic %firselie Ser
bincanS Spilaen 9iNabpn unp Srarfs