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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-10-03
CATTLE MARKET.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
TUESDAY Sept. 80. 1873.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep. shotes. Veal Fat Hogs.

Cattle. Sheep Shotes. Veal Fat Hogs
This week 1889 S37g 90 900 2.
Last week. 6s3 l22il 90 coo 81
One year ago, lA29 1926 900 COO III
PRICES
Prices of Market Beef.--Extra, 5000 q $3.50
third quality. $500 "a $780,
Sheep and Lambs-Per head. in lots 25 $3.50
$500 a 1925 each extra. 1900 IS 90 : aeal.
Hides a &c. p 10.
Calf Skins 16 a lsc q 10.
Tallow, SC "a 81 y n.
Milch Cows and Caves.-s30, 500, eos and $50
Prices of Store Cattle Working Oxen, p pair 100
$50, sl75 a SOS.
REMARkS-Ih money panic affected the mar
loSer but hay tolerabIy plenty among farmers,
It is not believed there will be any material change
in prices. The sales were at quotations Sheep and
lambs are dull this week. and ~ for lambs to
pa and 20, are the ruling prices. Live poultry is
lower and 15c is the highest quotations this week
Mixed lots 1919 q lie.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-10-03
HANGING SCHOOL,

The subscriber having recently received thor
ough course Of instruction in PLAIN AND FANCY
DANCING. is prepared 70 give lessons in the same.
at private houses, or at Assemblies.
will also furnish MUSIC for Balls, social gath.
erinss or wherever astring band Is required Terms
given on application. GEO. Il. WHEELER.
Bellows Falls. VT. Oct /. 1873. 40
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-10-03

BARToNsvILLE.-Dr. III. 2. Fairfield
will speak at Spiritualist Hall, Bartons-
vile, next Sunday, October 9Th, at the
usual hours of meeting.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-10-03

FELcHvILLE-The grist mill and
bedstead shop in Felchville, belonging
to the estate of the late F. G. Rice, have
been sold to Zenas Sanders Cor 1890.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-10-03

WINDSOR COUNTY FAIR.-The Wind.
sor County Fair at Woodstock ia report.
ed IS sn uneommoniy large show and
more than the average attendance, and
among the best the society has ever bad.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-10-03
Printer Wanted.

A good job Printer, of unquestiona-
billy good and steady habits, wanted at
fhis Office
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-10-03
HELP.

Some hundred domestic girls many Of them train
ed servants. and recommended, wish to leave Swe-
den for America, the first week in November next
scrber and obtain his circular he will soon leave
TOR Sweden. Oor the third time this year to accom-
pany them over CHAS. A. BERGLUND.
4O-4l ii Stamford St. Boston, Mass.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-10-03

DIETER THAN TEN PER CENT
~ INTEREST.
a farm Of 100 acres. Cuts 50 tons hay with ma.
chine. Near village and school. Two large apple
and sugar orch rds excellent buildings. with both
Tsll and aqnsduet v ster, and will qua tee MORE
and 5000 CORDS WOOD, with good market for both.
Old age and poor health reason Of selling. Terms
easy. Apply TO
Al. o LANPHEAR, Jamaica. VT.
40
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-10-03

SAxToNs RIVER Rev. Ira Pearsons
upon his eighty-second birthday, last
Sabbath, preached two able discourses.
Although over four score years of age,
he comes each week, unattended, from
his home at Newport, and breaches in
this place.
Rev. Charles A. Paddock, graduate
of Madison University, who has preach
in this place during the past few months,
has received an invitation from the
Claremont Baptist Society to 90 there
for ak months. There have been thirty
nine applicants for the situation.
The work on the Congregational church
is progressing well. There has heen no
preaching there during the last two Sab
baths.
The Sabbath schools of this place at
tended the temperance jubilee at Rock
ingham town last Friday, All gave in
their verdict of "a fine time"
The subject for discussion at the last
meeting Of the Saxtons River lyceum
y as Are Political Parties Beneficial?
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-10-03
1ied

Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE, Obituaries
including poetry to be paid for according to length
In Townshend, Sept. 18th. Mr.. 0RRIN SNIP
SON, aged So years. Mass. papers pleas Sc copy
In Cavendish. Sept. eth, Mrs. SUSAN DAVIS
y II EELER, wife OF Mr.. Daniel I'll Wheeler, aged
IS years
daughter, sister, wife and mother of excellent
memory and in Christian faith Universalst. Her
family and the Church mourn sadly her loss but are
comfoTted with the hope that there will come
blessed reunion by and by. csc
In Westminster, August 81, Miss LUCY BURKE,
aged go years, II months and 20 days
aged rs years.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-10-03

RocKINGHAM.-Our neighbors at Rock
ingham appear to have had splendid
success at their Jubilee on Friday, on
which we must offer them our hearty
congratulations. Those who attended
speak of it in the most glowing terms,
especially of the rare literally and hos
pitslity dispensed by the ladies. 1t
could have been no small amount of
work to have done so much and all done
so WE'LL
Mira. Horace Ellison oe Rockingham
IS years of age, exhibited neat looking
star bedquilt at the fair at Westminster
on Friday.
While waiting for the train at Rock
ingham station on returning from the
Jubilee, Farmer Allen was called out,
and closed some very pertinent remarks
with the following sentiment: "The
Charlestown Band-May they always
see sharp, that they may never be fiat,
and mind the tenor of their way, and
they will never run counter to their base"
This was responded to very agreeably by
the band who relieved the tedium of a
half hours waiting with some very ex-
cellent music
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-10-03
LARGE FARM FOR SALE

A LARGE FARM FOR SALE
IL CHEAP;-3situsted in the town of AIstesd. ten
miles from Bellows Falls. The owner being about
to move to a warmer cline offers his Farm for sale
This place was bought some six years since on ac-
count OF ITS pleasant location 1t overlooks Pond
Of some six hundred acres. good opportunity for
boating and hshlng Is one fourth Of mile from a
Public House. frequented in the warm season by
thousands OF seekers Of health and pleasure kept
By q; q. Banks. Good opportunity for taking SUM
mer boarders or for a Summer residence for a gen
ueman; On the place is a two-stOry House with l.
painted white, large Wood House with Shop above,
two large Barns with two long Sheds. There Is A
large amount Of hard wood and timber, also large
tract of young Pines from Is to % feet high nearly
100 grated Apple Trees many living Springs on the
plsce-one is led to the barns soft water at The
house There IS scarcely another place In New
England that offers so large a variety of pursuits
raising Cattle lgood seasons cut about 10 tons Of
Hay keeping fowls. taking Boarders, or marketing
wood and timber. 1t would pay as an investment
If the wood alone Is taken into accoupt With the
place asmall but nice sugar establishment in
Guiding Sugar House a complete set of farming
Tools mostly but this Place must be seen to De
appreciated. Terms 81 so. one half cash. the re-
mainder $50 annually Possession siycn in thirty
days after sale Call upon or address
HENRY W. HART,
f-sI New Alsfead. y. II
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-10-03
Married.

In Brandon. Sept. 18th, by Rev. John MoLaain
JoHN ", BRQDW1Ck Colchester, and Miss ELLEN
HOLDEN of Felehville,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-10-03
| OOK HERE, FRIENDS!

Attend to that cough in season. and the best way
TO do SO is to buy a bottle of DAVIS LUNG SYR-
W. None are disapp ointed who have tried it. 1t
IS surely taking the lead of all other lung remedies
as are all of the medicines of NJ A. Davis which are
sold at the Bellows Falls Drug Store by
ii, II, $. NJ, DAVIS.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-10
Sd babe, llnglid eebabt!" tiaste9 ein
YaRteroutDr! =, = u9i6t Sic slpl,bern
S9re Greoitoren!" tuaro ibnl 9eontportet.

ucbcrraftbuns. Sci elmer. 2eideHrebc
,rurper ein Yrebiscr in, eobc Der 9ladltenlicbe
unb BEG aSobitDatisteitiinnes bes baDinseidie>
ocnc,l ocrart binscrii1c,l bas er iosar nit Gn>
pbafc eraablte. tuie oerfelbe ibn5 (oem Yreeiser)
$500 scborot ,uno ielbe '.ie neDr auriid berlan9t
babc. Die Geiotraeenbc, bordten init 9cipanntcr
slufn'ertfa,nteit uab iidti@er Beftieisun9. Mie
crfdrot aber bet asreoiecr, als er nod foum.
bccnbcter 9eoe Son bcnslnucruanbten ,l4, 9lId>
;ubt,t's bet, $500 aneesonaen ,uuroe. @ad
lanecm @ioeritreben uno entitanocnen 3iuiitis>
reitcn, iaber iid enblid 'oespuastnbie i@ulpioe
Gu,nme bernas 5ueebcn 4, =, ,,.~ (
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-10

Dur1 perldtebene ~Gpntrafte, !,
.>petde: ..td NIT mebreren ber' bez
ritbr1teife11 pia1tp< un6 Srsel<
Sabritar1ten ge1na@t Dabe, btu iA
ut be11 @tan6 gelebt, bent Nutliz
fum Snitrumente billi9er al9 IT.
9eab Sen1anb su verfanfen. Wcr
9elpnten 1T 1iA etn pianp pber eiz
ne Sr9el a115ulAaffen, ber iprede
BET 11nir spr .llnb Ct wirb ansfinben,
bab Ct ei1, s1ttes, ba>1er9aftes Sn<
ltr>iment 5rl erifaunli@ niebcrn
preilen uab u1tter ben liberallten
Sebtn91,noen faufc>t pber 1l1ietbea1
faa,t, Gine srpbee Muspab1 yp,
pianps, Sr9eln 1tnb Melcbcpns
labe ttb 1tets IN 5uub, G9es ibr.
anrera np fauft, iiter5eltst ead
erit vrn meinen Snltrulnentcn H..
preir1t. Ndbere @usfll11ft ,pirb
jeber Belt ertbeilt ppn rem Serr,1
SxS. 81. 2liber, @plb,paarer=
Sanblun9, NpnterpD, .. ,.s~
IL. ..... S. P. PE,TR4.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-10
Sic s|ob'Iip,
3llr Grb feriailg.
,@Ia9e,t eiater SaltSfraaa.

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(gnsi Srtets YlauberFiibden.} 80.
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:Gei's.fiir Die 3lde, fit bas 6aus,
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ben II
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WDbl fom1nen itets ppnt 9aterlal1bee
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Des 9lbenbs eilt bic 3eit 1ebr flii9tig.
@ie oft gebt ou Die Wp6e aus?-
9ie bra1lben RubiaQs Rammerjun9fer
Wiu 2abp ipielen bier int 2anO, = -,
1tnb ipiinl6et td9li1 Ii3 Semitic
Sic lie mDeim ipobt lie 'gefannt.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-10

Mesbolbs iillb Die Sabre 70 fur5
Die 9ebensalter nod fiirser llnb bas 9eben
1clhf an, fiirselten, ba bod bie Sage 10
large tudDrel,, Die St,1nben mod ldn9er
,lno bic Minute1t oft als Gtui9feitcn err
}1einen. 2 Il - r15".j%%9s l,>a 2>.h
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-10

- Gin Mann iuurbe eefragt, iuornm CT
nid)t sur Stride sebc,' um bic Prcoist5n D0te,l.
vt uanotDis- -9ab CT. sur slitiuort = id) bin
pcrheiratbcf uuS beton,ne ueine @reoist gu
Houic. 5l 5aE".S 1:s>>
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-10

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bab.ein teber 1taA vee1tneln S'p'lli'ller y
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lddft 1tadfrage1t .fpn. ..z..&.i1
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ne beffd11big quite 9(ltspabl 1T ei,t
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Sugar 8lt1t 2Aooer 2ains.

Som | S,lni 1873 an: -
@eites Sam. afebl bon rei1,en,, lpeipem
%4., :I. @s sSeiscn $3.50
@eobel @lia q. Sam. glcDl bonn beffRen "a~
:'" .@ m rotten @ei;eu 5000
r.~' n TIT Tom MeDl $500
.u E.v.. # m n s.. ,...' $500
Sorn Wfebl per Bnlhel $O65
9ltbblings per 100 tb $3.50
Hle1e per 100 Ii $125
eorll uao 9afer, gemt1bt = = Il = gj3$1.25
Corn pct @uibel ,,>,;a =. a.ss ~. 5000
Safer per 8uf6el ..o. .$0.45
- gci bcr gblieferans mub BOAR be,abrt
Derbcn.
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aabme ,neDr eeitattet. - s~:.~
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-10

-ameritanii1e Speeulatio ns
tb cdrie aScnn i'd cinc,t@ @eidaftsfrcuno@babc
uub ida,bermutbs bab CT i,nSti(lcn bermutbet: bob
ID bcr,nutbe er ber''!,ttbe, oab bab OeriHutbc
>uas & rfelbit ber,nut6ct Dot-,io braude id mid
nit tbm nidt .pciter oufsuboltcu. @on @eidditen
fam .Icine @rbeietn. ... ,a..,.r .
-au d eiire @rcis irae c. @el@cs Ser
iabren aciuaDrt BIZ; arobtc sderbeit fit ..cinen
@lann Ser cinen piitpcneen' 'Stier beim sdiueiie
aepadt. bait - - losla0en opcr feitbalten?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-05
GENERAL ITEMS.

Or the war steamer Kansas, which
left New York November II, ostensi-
bly, for Santiago de Cuba. aud whose
non.arrival at that port has excited
fears for her safety, dispatches this
morning state that she left New York
under sealed orders, "and as the Gov
ernment does not manifest any anxl-
ETY. for her safety, 1t may be that San
tiago do Cuba was not her destination"
In the House Of Representatives.
yesterday. q resolution BY Hall for a
select committee OF seven to consider
the subject Of the repeal salary bill
was adopted. and 4 number Of bills on
the same subject were referred to 1t.
Que by Beck proposes to cut off the
allowance for the Presidents house
hold in consideration Of hia increased
sslary.
TuR Tammany General Committee
In New York City last night unani-
mously Endorsed Representatives Hol-
man and Cox at the late Democratic
caucus in Washington, relative to the
back pay grab, and rendered them
thanks.
The name OF Senator Jones Of Ne.
yada appears in two Of the Senate
standing committees elected yesterday,
viz. "Possofices and Post Roads"
and "Claims." Both are important
committees.
INeeRsoLr. and Harrington, the two
last convicted members of the Tweed
dynasty, were yesterday taken to the
State Prison at Sing Sing, n. y. Re
quiescdt IN pace.
REPRESENTATIVE KENDALL yester-
day introduced q bill In the House ITO
require uniform charges on railroads
and to prevent unjust discrimination"
IT now appears that President Grant
did offer the Chief Justlceship to Sem
ator Conkling, who declined it-for
the good Of the country.
The Democratic majority In Texas,
at last advlces, was about 10000.
THR United States Senate yesterday
adjourned until next Monday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-05

drawn the picture? We hardly think
1t will. Does the Tribune believe In
this sudden change Of heart? We
fall to a~pprehend it, reasons.
VIII the Tribune take the third place
under such leadership. WIN 1t allow
the honest friends of reform In Nevada
to DO betrayed into the hands Of this
political hyena? II so. let It cease Its
claims to independence and follow Its
new Moses. 1t will be more than
forty years ere 1t al reach the prom
ised land under such guidance, for at
his command no Red Sea waves will
be uprolled to make way for the hosts
of Dolly Warden.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-05
NEW TO-DAY.
LIST OF LETTERS

DEMANDING IN THE GOLD HILL POST.
N Office. December 8. 1873. II not called for In
one month they will DO sent to the Dead Letter
0Hbco Washtnotnn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-05

1 have strung this communication to
so great a length that l am unable to
tell your readers anything about this
little town and the extent and richness
OF the mines of this district; but I
have ample material In the shape Of
notes for another letter, and to-mor-
row will tell what I know. This Is a
small town, but 1t Is the "Hvest" little
place I over struck. TOBY GREEN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-05

Beginning Mt 1 p. m. OH Saturday,
November 22d,
r WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
oyery Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
afternoon and evening, and a. all other times
BY PRIVATE SALE AT AUCTION PRICES,
until after the Holidays, or until my whole
stock Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-05
LETTER FROM TOBY GREEN.

THE HANGING OF HALL AT BEL
MONT - INTERVIEW WITH THE
CONDEMNED THE MURDERER'S
STATEMENT - THE GALLONS =
SCENES AT THE EXECUTIOS-THE
ASSEMBLAGE- GOODNESS OF THE
PRISONER HALLS SPEECH A
DRUNKEN BRUTE INTERRUPTS
AND Il REWARDED THE con-
DEEMED CALLS FOR THREE
CHEERS, A CIGAR AND A MIN
ISTER-THE FATAL DROP-DEATH
INSTANTANEOUS THE SCENE
CLOSES.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-01-29
BON eielem ausenblide ar, fam er fei<
men 3u;us bon 5reiwiqisen re@tlia u.
mcraliih mebr aufbalten.
ceferrei4:u

@ten IA. Ds.-Oie speite Siss
suns tes &eidsratbS Gie ST. Der VII.
Selion bat beute erft UNI IL ubr bsspnz
men, pbwobl ibr 8esinn auf II llbr an.
selast mar. Bon ben neu>sewdblten
Mitsliseern III beute nur Gins, etn pole
einsetruHen unt bat bic @nselUbuns &C.
leiiet.-Nad Grletisuns Der Ginldufe
ersriF Der Ginan;minifer bas @urt, urt
pas GinanssGrpple fur 1873 rar;ulesen.
@ir erfabren hareus, tas paS Mebrers
forternis fir 1873 iber Is Miatonert
betrdst rarunter IL Wiaicnen fdr
S6ulrenttlsuns, II WiQicnsn fir Cub
ssntipnen unp 8 MiQimen als Webrer>
iprrerniB fir bic Seamtsnsebdltsr, su be-
rem iirer &ufbs6eruns Der 6inansminiter
fir cine Der nd9iten Sigunsen cine be-
ipncere Srrlase a~nfiinpist. Das Sc
iammtsrfrrpernis bstrast 379,300,000 Il.
Oa9esen iinp bic G~innabmsn res Sab
res 1873 I'M nabe;u 10 Willirnsn BIZ
Der seranidlast alS im Sabre 1872,
ndmIi6 $40 Wtaipnen sesen 32t in
runper Summe. Das 3plsrtrisnie
miro auf 100000 prdltminirt. @u9
bic Steuern line in einem b5beren Setras
Sc einseaanssr, ais I'M @pranialas fir
1872 anssnpmmen tpurpe. Das Oefs
cit be;iHsrt iI6 auf 80 WiIirnsn, ldst
iid aber pbne Seanipruduns reS SHents
li9en Grepits bur@ bic Surbunbensn
Saarmittel peden.
Sir bic @eltausfeluns pirt elm
Supplcmentarcrepit sefcrpert psl1er ie<
bod cen Staatsl6as niGt b~elaiten ptrb,
pa bic Setbsilisuns an Ger @usfeIuns
iere Grwartuns iibsrtriHt. Germ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-01-29
GSaaieu.

Nabrir.-Sn Spanien ssben bic
Dinse id!e6tsr unp i6ls6ter. 3priqa
fam Die Sage nnO raS inrpOrtirts SSniss
tbum si@t rettsn. OaS 9anS itebt Dor
Ger I9limmiten aQsr Griien, Spr Der aus
li6tSlplen anarbie. Die Garliasn iinp
iibsraa i'm Selpe, pte unseribbnliG.n Re<
publifaner, bic sissntli6en DeSpsrasus
tbun ibnen ben @efallsn, ;u iecunriren.
Sepafnete Sanpen iberau, Sirserfrirs
a~Gsntbalben, a9tuns Dor Ger &csisruns
nirsenpS, ppr cem &Snis ppaencs ni6t.
Die Gage setaltet ii& gang dbnli9, pie
Dor sier Sabrel, nur eas Ter ausSans
siel ;weifelbafter 1T. @as rarauS rrers
ben fol-, Ysrmas Miemanp atsuleben
unp i'm @eiBens5 auis ;u 8albinstpn
FIST Elm Mann Der tsrsitS tur6 feline
Yptl9aft ansefinpist bat, wis or cen
Sursnasel in bic ipanii&e Serrlaaft iber
Cuba sinsui&lasen 8epenft. prdliesnt
Grant Bat bic Sflauerei auf Der psrls
Der @ntilsn Sfentli4 ssbransmarft ane
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SdWei3.

3Irtd.-Oas Sbal Ger bintsrn SSt,
reS ~ipssnannten Ddselsbsrser Sa6es,
mar pieier Sage Der S6auplas zines
srpsartisen NaturereisnifeS. Cine iibsrs
~bdnsenre, circa 40 Sus nett u~nterb5blte
Sslswano BON iiber elmer balbsn MiQipu
Gentnsr 9eipi6t, lbits iI6 los unp itir;s
tie, bic Ssrse in ibrsn Vrunrfsten CT
idattsrnr, nit sewaItisem Gunnsrsst6ie
ms Saabstt Sunesrte son Cannon u.
Suden ME StrpbbaIme iintsr iSrrr 9alt
fnifenS unb int Sale ii9 in msbrere
Stdfe~ tbeilsnp. Ginss bieier Stide,
cine prd@tiss, pis nit Wetssl bebausne
Yyramipe spn circa 10000 SubitfuS
Snbalt lie9t unssfiirst qusr lber cas
Sbal ; cas Sauptftif, sin sepaltissS
QriSma BON $3.50 Sus 6Sbe unb 800
SUP ednse itebt aufrsat int Sa6bette
unp ltaut oaS gSalfer st sineut 800 6uS
lansen, 500 Sus breitsn unb ;iemltb
tisfen, msersrinen Ssrsise. Dieies wilps
rpnantiiAe tief arssswai6ene snse Sbal
wirp j~srsnfaQS nod STEERS, mic fribsr
i4pn 3suse FOLDER 3%crtBrunssn isin.
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Teutj&lano.

gerlin, 26. DECEMBER. Der GSln.
81. pirp sel@risten Der 8risssminis
fer, Graf Soon, bat bsreits ant 81. ;.
has TrdIpium re8 preuSii6sn Mintfes
RUINS an StsQe bss Siritsn Sismard
i%bsrncmmen. Go 1T eisler 8sGiel bod
ni6t sans 10 barmlcs DOR iI& sesansen,
ais man mad Der f6nisli6sn 3ul6rift
AT ZEN 6Iritsn Sismard aunebmsn mus.
Dsrt miro nimli9 bic Yeripn psS flint,
tisen Spriisencrn ces Staatss Winits>
RUINS gar nidt ssnannt unp nur seiast
pas pisisr SpriIs an ben altsitsn Winis
fer iserssb.n w.rrs. Gis man isspG
srfibrt III Graf Houn fSrmIi9 sur5 Elm
pom 81. Ds,embsr, ratirtss Patent ,unl
Ssrissnrsn pes srsubiiden Staatsminis
heriums ernannt tpsreen. I'm teml,ls
ben ,uslst@ cine rslentIi@s gsi@dftSsrs
l.i6tsruns III se,pabrsn, 1T Der Gent
raj y. Stiebls btauftrast psrpsn, uns
ter Der esituns tss Graf.n Soon bic
S.rpaltuns rss srisasminitsrs ~fprt.u'
fGbren.
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mad Rem Stance Der Wenl6en : tief Dor
Dor einen &eiden, beinabe nidt Dor ets
mem Burger uni sans uno gar nidt Dor
einem serinsen Mann.-Man lsbrt ie
fran;Sfl9e eiebsslieesr, bic, untsr bem
Namen uHoman;en", bic 9eireniduften
su frib ersliiben lafen unp elm unwils
ienres 8inp @Orte u. Dinse lsbren, bic
ss nidt wiiIen bart-in etnem Wort 9iss
ber, bic unter einem solpenen Dedmantsl
fir iunse Wdpden ni9tS iinp als Git,
ienpercerbnie, Gift une S9Ie9tiafeit. . ;.
Sinp tas 8enntnife, bic elmer 9riitlis
den Sunsfrau, elmer Slrsersto9ter sie>
men?
(Gprti. fpIat.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-01-29
Tranfrei6.
(Gprti. fpIst.)

parts.-Ote Nesierun8 BON Germ
5biers fabt ale ibre SUrsen In elmer elm
sisen, rer Ssfreiuns bes Gsbtstss ;us
iammen. Das Wiitte! sssen aQes lleteI,
bic eSiuns aaer Sdpteristeitsh sesen
eie mir anfdmpfen, lisst in Ger Sssabs
lung ees e6ieselcs, ras mir preuben
mod idulris iinp. slm Sage, at pels
dem 9reuben tssablt unb ras Serritpriz
UNI 9erdumt iein tpirp, pirp bic Sernunft
plSBli9 iiber bic 8ammer BON SerIaiIrs
fpmmen. 1isie &ammer miro rann
gan; ssIdmeipis prsr, mas bsler 1T, saus
nuslps lein. Serr Sbiers une fein 81,
nan;minifer, Serr Econ Gay, bsl1dftiz
gen fi9 bsbbalb pbne &aft rnb Stub cas-
sur 3abluns Der &riessenti9apisuns
nStbtse tsaare Gelp unb bic n5tbisen
Sratten su Yereinisen. @QsS anpsre :
arbeiten Der SutfpmmiiiiOnen, 3eprsas
nilattpnsrrpjefte, prpjefte elmer ;~tpeiten
8ammer u. {. 10. inp nur lefunedr. Wan
mug ii@ raupa gu iiberseuSsn iu6en lino
Staats= unp Ginan;mdnner mdien ii9
rana6 einridten.
Wan spleneste 70 eben in Der Natips
nall ruderei bic 9iite Der $4,000 Ias
men rer Glidssr unp Sptbrinser, tpslGe
if9 fir bic fransSii9e Haticnalitit err
tlartsn. Oieles Ssrsei9nis u,uB Der
prsubilaen Hesisruns befanntlia Gnre
DECEMBER seliefert merren urls pdbrenp
fait 3 Wunaten bei6dftists risiss Ser
;ridnis (ein ganp BON 1886 Ssitsn)
1875 Seser unb Z prei1en.