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On Saturday, February Is, 1873,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-wit: Situate, lying and being
in Dyer county, Tennessee, range 9. section 81
18th Surveyors district, and bounded and de-
seribed as follows, tO-Wit:
Lot No. l:-Beginning at a stake the north
east corner Of the LOCO acres, Of which this lot
is a part, and running thence west so CHAINS to
point the northwest corner OF said 1000 acres:
thence south 80 chains to a point: thence easi
with part Of the north line Of lot No. 4, and
the tuU lengths Of lots Nos. 8 and to 8 point
the northeast corner Of lot No. 2; thence
north 50 chains 70 the beginning, containing
300 acres.
Also, Lot 2:-Beginning at the southeast
corner of lot No. !, and runs thence west %
chains and 81 links to a point; thence south
q chains to a point IN the south boundary
part; thence east y chains and So links TO a
forked gum the southeast corner of said 1000
acres, 1t being also the original southeast cor
ner OF Ephraim McLean's 25C0-acre tract.
thence north along its eastern boundary T3
chains to the beginning, containing 233 acres
Also, Lot NO.3:-Beginning at the northwest
corner Of lot No. 2, and runs thence west %
chains and 571z links to q point in south
boundary line Of said 1000 acres: thence east
% chains and S714 links to the southwest cor
ner Of lot No. 2; thence north with the west
line Of lot No. 2, % chains to the beginning
containing 233 acres.
And also Lot No. Beginning at the north
west corner Of lot No. 3, and runs thence west
30 chains to q stake; thence south y chains to
a stake, it being the southwest corner Of said
1860 acres; thence east 30 chains to the south
west corner Of lot No. 3; thence north with
the west boundary line OF lot No. 3, rs chains
70 the beginning. containing 2A acres, being
the 1000 acres OF n. Ragiand, deceased, as sub
divided by g. :. Jordan, Deputy Surveyor of |
shelby county; the said 1000 acres OF n. Rig
and being the One-haIf Of a 2O00-acre trsct /
owned by JohE Overton and n. Ragland, aid 4
iiVided between said OvertOn and Ragland BY 4
Iced Of partition, bearing date SepIem Der :, I
8lS, and registered in the Registers Office OF 1
Dyer county, Tennessee, in Book G, pages i
Terms Of -One-sourth cash; balance in !
me, two and three years, with Interest rom /
late Of sale; purchasers executing notes with 4
lpprOved securities; lien VIII be retained 4
N the property to secure the payment of the 4
anne. JAMES REILLY. Clerk. 4
Vance. Anderson, Meriwether Scales, soils.
or eomplainants. iaI5
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| would fOreclOse the mortgage, buy in
| the road, and cheat the Government
and small bondhOlders and stOckhold-
ers.
Mr.. Wood advocated Mr.. Hibbard's
amendment.
Mr.. Kerr, in answer to Mr.. Beck, de-
MED that the first-mOrtgage bOndhOldeTs
could foreelose their mortgage and sell
out the whole property Of the companies.
Congress had reserved to itself complete
power over these roads, and the bonds
had been issued and purchased subject
to that reservation.
Mr.. Beck repeated his apprehension
that to sue these Pacific Railroad Com
panies for sixteen million dollars, with
interest, due TO the Government, would
tend to drive them into bankruptcy
and throw the roads into the hands Of
first-mortgage bondhOlders, and that
was the difficulty which be wanted to
avoid.
Mr.. Kendall Nevada supported Hub
baTd's amendment, and declaimed
against the extOrtiOns and expressions
practiced by the Central Pacific Rail
road Company.
Mr.. Garfield desired the House to act
so that one hand will not destroy these
great corporations, and on the other
hand not TO make them oppressive on
the rights of the people. Ten years ago
both political parties were vieing with
each other to see which should
most earnestly advocate the building Of
the Pacific roads. He hoped that both !
political parties would now vie with |
each other in seeing that perfect justice |
was done to the companies, as well as 1
the people.
Messrs. Holman and Wood denied 1
that the Democratic members had sus-
tanned the act of 1854.
Mr.. Wheeler remarked in response to /
Mr.. Willard that the Pacific Railroad
Companies had until 1873 to complete
heir roads.
The discussion having closed, the COM
nittee proceeded to vote. The first vote
was taken on Mr.. Wheeler's amend
nent, and it was rejected by fOrty-six to
Mr.. DOnnan moved to strike out all of
Mr. Hibbard's amendment after the1
word repealed" so as simply to con-
inc it to the repeal of the section of the
lrnly appropriation bill of 1871. This
vas adopted by vote of eighty-six to
eventy-siX.
Mr.. Hibbard's s amendment, as amend
d, was adopted. with a division. 1t
eads: That the ninth section Of the
lrmy appropriation bill, approved March
!, 1871, is hereby repealed"
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sARKANsIAN,, g EXPLAINS

EDITORS APPEAL-The Senatorial
contest now monopolizes exclusive at
tention, and creates intense and pro-
found inerest. Bowen and Dorsey have
been the chief contestants. Bowen
has an established notoriety both in
the army and in civil life, which Ar
kansians would blush to have presented
in the counsels of the nation, as a reflex
of the morals and fame of their hitherto
sadly defianced and down-trodden
State. Governor Baxter and the re-
flecting and representative man of the
party would rejoice to see
the State rid Of the pestilential
presence Of Bowen and kindred spirits.
Senator Clayton is ambitious of a higher
moral and social atmosphere. Hecannot
afford the Senatorial association of Bow
en-, and has expressed bis solicitude for
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IN THE SENATE.

Senator Sherman, from the Commit
tee on Finance, made a report, accom-
panied by resolution declaring that
the Secretary OF TIE Treasury has not
power, under the exiting law, to issue
United states notes fof any portion Of
the forty-tour million 0euars in notes
cancelled under the act Of J'lne, 1856.
Senator COrbett, from tIa Finance
reported a bill a7ending
section seventy-nine Of the us+ionaI
act so as to prohibit NatSuaI
Banks from increasing their liabilities
exceeding one-tenth of their capitaf
stock. Passed
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DIED.

a1g Igesday morning, January 18th.
AZ O'Clock RALEIGH r., infant son or r. D.
Funeral VIII take place from the residence,
No. 4z Bradford street, this CWEDN EsDAY)
afternoon, at % o'clock.
BkOWN-Ou January "a, 1913, at o'clock
EssiE, youngest daughter Of W. y. and
51,i 6eien l. Brown, aged years, months and
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited 70 attend her funeral, from the resi-
denee 81 Union street, at three O'Clock this
"WEDNESDAY evening Services by Rev.
= z. surrat. Carriages at Flaherty, Marley d
sulliyan's, and az residence.
sLATER-At the residence Of her father.
"a Promenate street, MARGARET EDNA sLA-
TER, aged 5 years and 9 Months
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

CHARLESTON, January l4.-Cotton
dull and nominal; middling, 194c; net
receipts, 1879 bales; sales, 200 bales;
stock, A, ,sS7 bales.
GALVESTON, January 14.-Cotton
weak; good ordinary, lie; net receipts,
2097 bales; exports to Great Britain,
ll07 bales; exports to the continent, 1870
bales; exports coastwise, 226 bales; sales,
$500 bales; stock, 73, ,3S1 bales.
SAVANNAH, January l4.-Cotton
dull; middling, 193e; net receipts, 4439
bales; sales, $40 bales; stock, 50, 497
bales.
MOBILE, January l4.-CottOn quiet;
good ordinary, l7zc; low middling, Isle;
middling, l94@l9se; net receipts, 2267
bales; exports coastWise, 2757 bales; sales
500 bales; stock, 43, ,659 bales. =
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In the opening of the Tweed case in
New York, yesterday, Mr.. Cassidy, for
the prosecution, denied that any meas
ures were taken on Monday for the re-
moval of any Of the jury as objectiOna-
ble: Ex-Deputy Comptroller Storrs was
called as the first witness, but Tweed's
lawyers interfered, demanding that the
prosecution select some particular court
OF indictments, under which they would
proceed, they denying that Tweed was
ever amenable as Auditor, as no such
office existed, and, besides, the law for
bade Tweed from holding any such Of
fee, he being a Senator.
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In the Lower House of the Missouri
Legislature, yesterday, Mr.. Newman
offered resolution stating that reports
We're in circulation that money had
been used in the Senatorial contest, and
calling for a committee of five to inves-
tigate the charges and report to the
house as soon as practicable. After con-
siderable discussion the resolution was
adopted almost unanimously.
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The Board of Supervisors ofSan Fran
cisco adopted a resolution last Monday
night expressing a willingness to grant
Stamford d Company such facilities at
Mission Bay as may be necessary to
bring cars and ships together, provided
the company will withdraw the Goat
Island bill from Congress and make
Mission Bay the permanent terminus.
The resolution was passed by unanimous
vote.
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Probate Court Sale of Real Estate
in Dyer County, Tenn.

No. "a, r. DIN the Probate Court Of Shelby
County. Tennessee.-Elizabeth RagIand et
al. VS.. Samuella Ragland ct al.
Hinder and by virtue OF an interlOcutOrv
~ decree for sale entered in above cause.
l will sell to the highest bidder, at public auc-
ton, in front Of the courthouse door in the
town of Dyersburg, Dyer county, Tennessee,
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OVERTON
DRUG And FAMILY MEDICINE
- TORE

To the Citizens of Memphis and vicinity;
Having again entered the arena OF my pro-
fessiOn, take great pleasure in informing my
friends that I am now at their service, and
will be glad 10 see them at any and all times.
Ny stock will be ample for all Family and
Plantation purposes, as I shall keep what may
be termed a strictly First-cIass PrescriP-
ttOn and Family Medicine store. embrac-
ing all the leading and proprietary articles.
My Perfumery Department viii consist Of
all the leading manufacturers, Soaps. Toilet
Powders Hair Brushes. COlOgnes, P0-
mades. Hair Oils, Tooth Powders, For
eigu and Domestic.
Ny Prescription Department is open at all
hours; my Assistant sleeping where he can be
accessib bic. Remember thai distance lends
enchantment 70 the view.
Very respectfully,
d. f. GOODYEAR
Fine Havana and Domestic Cigars. jaI
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The National Bricklayers' Union.
which is in session at indianapolis
passed a resolution yesterday calling
upon United States Senators and Mem
bers of Congress to provide for the paw
ment Of the extra two hours labor per
formed by brieklayers employed upon
Government works throughout the
country, in violation Of the eight-hOur
law.
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Special 30 the Appeal
NASHVILLE, January Il.
IN TKE SENATE.
The following bills were referred:
Mr. Jones: To repeal certain acts en-
couraging planting in Tennessee and for
chartering the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad.
Mr.. Tillman: To amend road laws and
give Overseers wagons and teams.
A bill, regulating the practice in civil
and criminal cases, requiring Judges to
make written charges, passed a third
reading, as, also, did the bill allowing
voters to deposit ballots without show
ing a certificate of having paid pOll-tax.
A bill, allowing disabled soldiers of
either army to peddIe without license,
was rejected, because calling for class
legislation.
A resolution, instructing the Commit
tees on Finance and Ways and Means
to report bill containing all necessary
provisions of revenue laws was adopted.
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ACCOUNTANTS WADE MECUH.
FRACTIONAL MULTIPLIER
Grain Ca1ou1a5or.

Embracing series of compilations ar
ranged in tabular form, showing UPON A
SINGLE PAGE the result Of any muItipl lcatfon
on all quantities from a TO 10000, at rates
srom I-a2c. 10 30 cents inclusive; beginning
with thirty-second, progressing by six
teenths 70 one, and eighths to thirty
Also, tables Of Corn and Oats, showing UPON
A SINGLE PAGE the value OF any number Of
pounds Of grain, from one 70 one hundred
thousand; the calculations Of corn at rates
from 80 cents to 81 . per busheI. and those of
oats AT from . cents TO 81 per busheI; the rates
OF each progressing by halves. For the use Of
mere nants, factors, bankers, brokers, dealers
IN gold and domestic exchange, and others
engaged IN commercial pursuits.
BY B. F. MARSHALL, Jr., Mobile, Ala.
- those who have many FRACTIONAL CAL
FE7111FI0NS TO make, the value Of the WADE
Iii ~, as a LABOR-sAvING INSTR -8IENr
"tt5 e. 'T IN ts-aparent at a glance.
a. - Ire 1L5 suthOr is now introducing his work
= iaI5
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MARRIED.

ALEXANDER -MEA ANs-Tuesday evening,
January 18th, by Rev. John H. Gray, DID,,
Mr.. ROBERT III. ALEXANDER and Miss L. A.
MEANS, both Of this city.
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DISSOLUTION.

TTHE firm OF N. J. ROsseI & Co. is this day
Il dissolved by mutual consent NJ. J. R0s-
sci is authorized TO settle all business con-
nected with the firm. NJ j. ROSSEL-
December p, 1872. J. L. VERSER.
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NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAYERS,

OFFICE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOR
" MEMPHIS, Tenn, January I3. is73
NS delinquent Tax Payers viii bear ln mind
that Distress Warrants are being is,ued With
@ plIIs attached. All parties wishing 10 paw De-
iore lne warrants are served on them can doso
an 2aFV Soat- ELK W. ROBERTSON.
yd4o City Tax Col lecf0r
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NOTICE.

HAVING sold my interest in the OvertOn
IL Drug Store 70 d. +. Goodyear, I ear cheer
tully recommend him to my customers as
every way worthy Of their confidence and es-
TEEN. Respectfully, W. II. SEABROOK.
Memphis, December 3. ISL
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AmeS, Beattie & Co., 596
Main street, offer Bargains,
Wholesale and Retail, in
Furniture, Carpets, Mat
tresSeS, OilelOths, Window
Shades, etc.
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$50 barrels of Good Apples.
AT Auction,
Thursday Morning, January Is.
AT TEN O'CLOCK.
BY A. E. FrankIand. 1876 & 1877 Main ST
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MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL communication Of Ange- a
n roma Lodge, No l58, viii be heldN.AZ
TINS w EDNESDAY) evening, Januarv/N
l0thl az "a o'clock, for work IN the ". N degree
All N. N. 5 are fraternally invited
By order o. G. LOCKE " n
B. RICHMOND, Secretary. iai5
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SECOND DISPATCH.

LITTLE Rock, January IA. = The
Democrats gain one, giving Garland
thirty-ive. Dorsey gets half Snyder's
vote, giving Dorsey forty-eight-i
ing six of election. ClaytonJs brother
supports Bowen. Clayton is supposed to
be for Mcdonald. No action tonight;
all silent till tomorrow. Dorsey's cleo
ton deemed certain by his friends on
the first ballot tomorrow.
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LITTLE Rock, January 1.-THE
House to-day passed the Senate's Joint
resolution agreeing to the pending con-
stitHtional amendment doing away with
the DISTINGUISHING article in the con-
stitution. 1t now goes to the Governor
for approval, and is then to be submitted
to a vote of the people and ratified be-
fore it can become law. This removes
all acknowledgements.
Both Houses to-day balloted for United
States Senator without a choice. In
both Houses the vote stood as follows:
S. w. Dorsey 80, Thomas NJ. Bowen %.
o. 2. Snyder Z, Alexander Mcdonald l
all Republicans; A. III. Garland Dem
ocrat) "a. The Democrats are rather
jubilant. They think, tonight, that
enough Republicans will come to the
support of Garland to elect him.
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MEMPHIS TENNESSEE.
SALE OF A
Valuable Plantation.

~ The tlEssT MONDAY IN FEBRUARY
~ being the Sd day OF February win offar
AZ pubic sale, at fernando, Miss. the pIanfa-
lon formerly owned BY H. B. Meacharn wing
gus-ls5LI mile north OF the town Of SenatO-
bis, where there are good schools. cb71rrbss
etc Has mile front on the county road 10
HernandOr and can be subdivided to advanf-
55e. Sonlillns fto acres 30 acres open, about
70 acres cultivated the past year two sf0r,-
q yelling. smoke house, Clubhouse and cabins
AL under fence, part Of which is good
IhRMS-One-third cash; balance IN one
and two years, with ten per cent. interest.
laA4 81. ]. WICEg
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THE LEGISLATURE.
Proceedings Of Yesterday-The Men,
phis and Charleston Railroad.
Insurance Railroad Frefghts and Dam
ages-Tippling License.
NASHVILLE, January IA.
IN TKE SENATE.

Special 10 the Appeal J
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Mus;us aus ben Ssrbanolunsea bes
Superbiioren &atbes bon
9ubuaue So.
Stunt SiBun g.

SunisStBuns.
Der &atb ssriammslte lid ant @itpc9 sen
II. SUM, 10 rbr MOrssns.
gfab @ittbsiIun5 mebrsrer Seri&ts unb psti.
tionsn, unter benen mir bic rpittisfen, einen BE.
ridt Der @bidassr in Der O'Srisn Straeen.8r
&C u. zines gsi9luTss Der @rans SurY in Ss,us
auf bic @sfaussne in Der County Sail bsrpurbe.
Zen, sruree sem Staetratb bon Dyerspias sr-
Iaubt, lsin @siub, tsbufs Grri6tu1s sinss
speiten @ablbsirtss in Isp @ins Scpnibip
suriidau,ieben unp bic petition BON @m. Grid
unb 1873 anbern in t~srisltsn Inselessnbeit ssrles
fen unb auf bic Sasesurpnuns fir Dpnnsrtas
WOrssns, 10 llbr ssiest.
Oonnsrfas ~. Suni.-Das g%rotOfoQ Der &C.
frissn Siyuns rurSe ~perlsisn une s%snebmist.-
81. 8. @apIss tsri6tsts in elmer Miitbeiluns
ibsr Disnlts, tpetae or i'm bisissn Stact Srlpi-
tai s~slsifrt unb bsanlprudte cine Gnti8acisurs.
Uarauf purte, ssmab SasesUrtnunG bic gsti.
tipn, tsbuiS gbtbeiluns Spn Msp Wiue Sown.
ibip in 2 @abl- yrseinte bsratbsn (; mad Ssrls-
flung zines YrOtefes pen SUiepb S6smmsl unb
81 uNptlW SutyttU WV Sp'pHIViFp uhp HWY %H
bSruna Der 9leppeaten puree bslhlpien {: DAP
Der snestiltise Ssl8lu6 in bsiaster anselrsen.
belt srit in Der Ssptsmbsriguns b. s. ssfabt
perSe.
Sn Ter NadmittassiButs tpurbsn in Der
S'Srisnlrabcn, 8rass bic apppenten ansebSrt u.
bic bssisli6sn @ftenfids sraminirt. Die Sa6e
wurpe, pssen singer 5ebisr in brm IepOrt Der
Grpsrtsn auf Der na9iten Sag psriGrbst, nm
S~snislbsn 3sit 81 ssbsu, bic Ianssl su teri9ti.
gen.
Sel6lcIsn, bab bic gsrauSsruns BON sri.
dolls Straee" in gfsw Wins Grwnlbip verge.
nprimsn psres, penn 60 Sage mad Datum bic
Soften tssablt ino.
5rsi!ag, 13, SUM-. - 5trnsr wurts bsi6lcI-
len, 5000 auf bic gerbs6sruna Ron Wc Do.
ualp'S Sill, Sable Mcunp Sopnibip, su str-
wenesn Ssrr &iisumer .purss nit Der
e%situns Der slrtsitsn tctraut.-6rrnsr, bas Glen
9teynrlps SO per @p9s fir llntsrbaIt sines SIR.
%fnnissn ;uselprc6sn tpsrbe, Ia riss bic bSbits
Snmme lri rrsI&s has 0eisB susrtebe. - DAP
pas County benz Or. Sprr 800 fir gsrpassuns
ees perunslidtsn SUispb Ssfsr BON Rep gSst
be;abls.
Sn Der S'8risn StraBsn : Grase purbs nod
tsin Sei4lub ssfabt. Darauf gertasuns.
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G9ieago Warftberidt.

Wer Ie%Issrapb.) ii. SUM- 1873.
@sisen-esbbaft bod i6wab i'm prsils.-
SO. 1 Sprinswsissn $l.21 No. 2 $1.204 fir
SUM- unp Suli $1.t74. ausi9uB 95 bic So
Cts.
3orn-9ebbaft bod f6pa& u. nistris Ns.
2 32ets sebpttn +; fur SUM- 80 80; fur Suli
344ctS Iusihub 2S-2S4ets.
Safer-Wabis lsbbaft bod i6tpad une i'm
yrsile faasnp. Nc. 2 265ets. gIasi1ub 90
24ets.
Rcssen-S6pa6 unb lau ; go. 2 61-
81 bets /; ssrpGblts Wultsr 63ets.
8erfe-Ncmiusll 60-65ets. fir Nc. so
SIS fur No. 3.
9 Gweinel clio 9aarfaufe rubis su
$15.75-15.80. Cir Suli $3.50.
Gett-Gir baar rubis sa 1886 1914 fur
Suli $3.50 seboten.
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u ns3n9
aus Ssu tslssrapbi(dsn gsps(dsn.
Nu6lane.

NuBldnc.
ct. ptttrsburs, IL. SUM-. Die tsibsn
IruppsniSrper, wsl&t pom Diifaf uno aalalinsfi
ssssn abiSa ausspossn, bewerfasaistsn am "a.
9lpril bel GbalaOt ibrs gsrsinisuns.
I'm q. hsFsIbsn Nonats purbe bic gcrbut
Der RuTen in Der Iabs Der lsstssnanmten StaSt
BON ben abiYasrn ansssriHsn. Gin bsftisss Ct
fs&t sntfanb, In tusl&sm ,rsi rudil&e Sbtrisn
sstSbtet b: abipar abr i&lisbli& ssf&lassn
unp sum silistn Rid,uss sepunssn purbsn.
Spaire Dtpsi6tn aus Wittslafsn t~sfatissn
bic Nitssrlast Der abisau. Wa&btm @tnsraI
aaufmann sswartet bate, bis am IA. @ai bic
Ha&but feline a0lOnns sinsetrchsn mar, lsbtt CT
fsinsn @ari& ssssn S&uruian fort.
xMrfei.
snfantinppsL IL. SUM-. yin Sir.
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man bee Sultans stpabrt benz Giesfpnis BON
NesYptrn ieIbhfaneiss Srrri6erre6te iiber tehea
2anp uno @rmse une s~sifaitst smlslbsn, nit
ben &ssisrunsen antsrsr 9anbr in Diplomatic
i9e YeSiebunssn sl trsten.
Tranfrcih.
paris, 10. SUM-. Die aesieruns bat bic
~iofprtiss Deportation Senry 8pasfcrts mad
Neu galeeOnisn bsfoblsn.
las glnIutm tss RiliiGrscussrnsurs Q'at.
mirault in Der MISUNDERSTANDING. nm bic Or,
lautnie, hem abseorensten Tane ben Trc,sb
MAIDEN sa bin fen, bat in gsriaiass srpbs sufrs.
suns bsrpcrstrufsn.
Der 3inansminifer fol- tsatfttissn, @uaass
Gcurtst, tpslasr srobsntbsils bic S6ulb an Der
3erHSrung Der gsnbpme,S anle eurh bic Com.
nifsn trassn fol-, fir bic Wisssrsrlansuns elmer
bepeutsnesn 0elplumme su psrtlassn, psIhs bic
&esieauns fur ssrsr DISCRIMINATING prraus.
sabt bate.
SeutS6lanS.
Berlin, IL. SUM-. - 9S in pnbrIteinIit,
eaB Ger &si6Stas bic &~si6ssnfaIuns auf Gliae
unb yptbrinssu auseebnen wire, in peldent
Safe eiels bsipsn YrppinSrn su fiahebn 8srtrss
tern i'm &si6sass bsre6tist iein miirpen. Den.
jenigen Sswpbnern, rpsl6e ss SprSp9en, fransS.
Hide llntsribansn ~ tlsibsn, pirr pas Stimm.
re4t Sprentbaltsn, bis Ie ben 5rsusip e~eletfet
babsn.
Spauien.
Ratrtb, 10. Suni.-Die Ritslisber Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. inO 9sssn cas Yrojsft sis
ner papierssleaussabs, nm Der 5inauSnOtb Der
&esieruns ob,ubelfen. @abri6sinli6 il ss, baB
Der Ssriu9 Sema6t rperben miro, cine frsimiaise
HatipnalanIsibe gu erbsben, urp fails bies NIP.
linsen icats, %pisielts su er,pinsen.
Mabrib, 10. Suni.-Srnpr SrsnIe bat bic
pralrentiSdft Der gsriaiunssepnssntipn nieber.
seIest.
Der Winifsrratb mics bsute bic pom 8inan,s
miniltsr Seutan untsrtrsitstsn 9cri9lGss su.
rid.
Die Winiisr rsi6tsn Johann i6rs Tsisnatipn
Elm. Sn Der Iabmittas5lisans Der gsllamm-
lung puree Ssncr 6igueras nit Der Silpuns e.
ns8 nsusn Winifsriuns bsauftrast msl6er jes
bod nab elmer Seraiburs nit isinsn 5reunpsu
ertlGrts, bab ibm birs ni&t mDJli6 iei. Gs III
pabri8eiuIi6, pab Ssnpr Salmsrcn tpGbrsnb
Der atencIBuns bic Silpuns zines Ninilisriums
aus Zen WitsIisoern Der &sbtsn psriu&en pirb.
Spate aud ibm pisS miBlinssn, 70 psrpfn b:ejs-
niSen atsscronrtsn, wslGe in Der gsrhmmIuus
bic MajoriiG. biieen, mcreen bic 06iung Der @ris
iS bsrbsi;ufHbren iu9en.
Die u@acsta" eibt BEN Geri6t gsrbreituus,
paB Der @eiFli9e Slnta Grus bic SABINE pss
Don Carlos %psrlaien unp l9 fir cine ,%.fatbOlb
ibe Gspubli" nit Galpsra ais graipsnt srtlGrt
bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-18

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q. Weinger 8. Manberiheit
81. Sager s. y-@unner
8. 3. SSwin s. S6lid
y. Slim s. palm
=. aettsn y. Bros.
M. Wilserbins
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