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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-29

THE New York World says: "There is
an old sayins that misfortunes never come
singly. The Republicans in the West are
realizing this fact. Their party is disrupted
by the farmers "granges,' and now comes
the report from Chicago that the Germans
ara refusing to support the party on account
of its bigotry."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-29

THERE were ffty-seven deaths from
cholera at Franklin, KY, of which twenty
Eve were colored. Six more died In the
vicinity, making the entire mortality sixty
three. a.
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nniam aud Ameriean.
CTUnsDAY. JULY 20. ISIS.

A coRREsPoNDEET very obligingly sends
us an account of the cholera at Pennington,
Marshal county, but his letter has been on
the way since the 18th inst. rgsss
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


ME are authorized to announce K. j. NOR
w RIS as a candida for Mayor of the city
Of Nashville at the ensuing Municipal Election.
iy1S I'd
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The Leonard Scott Publishing Co.
ALSO PUBLISH
THE FARMERS GUIDE

BY HENRY STEPHENS, FRS, Edinburgh, and
he late j. P. NORTON, Professor Of Scientific
Agriculture in Yale College, New haven.
msrou engraVings. Price, H;by.. mail, post.
paidse.s dec q
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RAILROADS.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
Great Southern
SOUTH & NORTH ALABAMA
RAIIsRoAD9.

z-
IA; EEssss's';E;lIi
0 Si19 ENC Res MAY ssth, 1873, TRAINS
pot, North College street, as follows:
7.0A A. M, daily, except Sunday, for Decatur.
fs@S stepping ar ali stations and meking direct
connection con with NJ. & c. B. R. for point Ess
s.0n P. NJ, Daily, for New Orleans. MOhf.
O'AV and Montgomery via Decatur. SIeepin
Cars attached run through from NashViIls "a
M93n l without change. This train does
not stop &c stations between Nashville and Co
Iumbis, except Franklin, arriving st Decatur at
for Memphis. - -
Columbia Accommodation discontinued until
The7:Oo a. n. train arrives daily except Sun
The esIlatin Accommodation arrives daIlys
cept Sunday.
SsflO A. M, daily, fer Lsuisytils. has slaen
OsUV ing Car attached, running fSron9h nom
New Orleans via Mobile and MONTGOMERY 10
Nashville and Louisville without Change.
o:Oo A. M. and I'D P. N. trains Tor louisville
and Day Cars attached, for st. Louis, Chicago,
balLimore, philadelphia, New York, and inter-
mediate points in the East, North and West.
All trans named above viii arrive at and De-
part from L. g n. Depot, on North College sfreet
but will stop at Junction Of n. & O. and N. 4 d
Railroads and at n. 3 @. Railroad Depot 10 tak
on and let on passengers.
- Passengers from Gallatin and points South,
arriving at Nashville at 700 n, have untr 4:O0
ID which to attend to business before return
ing. .... -. - -
Trains arrive at Nashville aS follows: From
new orleans, Mobile and Montgomery, Wis De-
catur, 40 M; from Decatur, I&40 n; from
Louisville. and the = asst, North and and West
at 700 II and 500 P NJ
For through Tickets, Baggage Checks and
further Information, apply at General Ticket
Omce, under Maxwell House, and at /. & n,
Depot, North College street.
oc27 Il W. H. KING, G. p. q 7. 4.
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When strength seems to fade from the limbs,
And leaden and dull is the eye;
When the head with a vertigo swims,
And the skin takes yellowish dye,
IT'S proof that there's bile in the blood,
That the stomach but feebly digests
And some ailment that should be subdued,
The general system infests.
With the SELTZRR APERIENT at hand,
Such symptoms no tear needexcite,
For they yield to this remedy bland,
As darkness gives way TO the light
TARRAET's EFFERYEsCENT SKLTZER APERI
ENT.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
jy23 dwedSsat2w&w2t
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TIRAINS RUN TO AND FROM OHUROH
Il Street Depot as follows:
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Except Sunday. .------T1
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Shortest route to New Orleans. Through
Sleeping Cars from Mckenzie. Time % hours
Is miles shorter to Memphis than via Decatur,
More than 100 miles shorter 70 81. Louis a An
via Louisville, and many hours Quicker
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\. train to Chattanooga, and the Las A. NJ
train TO Columbus, Ky. Through sleeping car
from Union City to st. Louis nI2 % P. N. train
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-11-07
The Great Show at Last.

There seems little occasion TO apprehend
that the announced arrival, on TO morrow
of MFR. L, b. Lent--hitherto famous the world
over as proprietor of the best circus in it--with
his combina ton of gigantic shows, will prove
but passing sensation. Everybody has mark
ed the eventfll date of this memorable first visit
ON the calendar, and the staple topic of CONVEX
sation in town and country is the show, which
cost the great manager the enormous sum OF
million of dollars, aud includes more rare wild
beasts and living animal curiosities, and far
finer horses than have ever before been pre-
scented in one exhibition, besides the celebrated
permanent circus organization. whose superior
merit is rot only universally recognized, but
certified to by seven successive years o.
estab lishment in the city of New York. In
these shoddy days of humbug and exaGgeration,
Mr.. Lent is exceptionally and fortunately
strong in the reputation Of having been for
iorty years thoroughly and invariably leg
inmate, with nothing of the charlatan about
him. Deserved prosperity affords him the
amplest means for organizing an exhibition
without equal, and such one may be expected
from him here for what he promises, the
public has the very best assurance for believing
he will perform.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-11-07
HYmeneal.

Married on the evening of the 29th ult at
Tunnel Hill, Mr.. james Heggie, of Atlanta, to
Miss Sallie Emmerson, OF Tunnel Hill The
ceremony was performed at the Methodist
Church in presence of large number OF friends
OF both parties. The attendants We're Miss
Fannie Emmerson and Nj. L. McWhorter;
Miss Alice Lacy AID Mr.. j. Anderson; Miss
Lizzie jordan and Mr.. w. Neal; Miss Florence
Jordan and Mr. r. Clark Miss Mamie He'd
rich and Mr. Joe B. Lively ; Miss Mary Goth
ran and Mr.. w. H. Thrash. May abundant
happiness be theirs.
Also on the 29,h ulr., at the residence Of the
brides mother in Baker county, Ga, Mr.. VIM
o. H. Shepard, of Marietta, to Miss Vannle
Daniel. Rev w. l.. Curry officiating. We
tender our young friend our hearty congratnIa-
,ions in having secured such an accomplished,
intelligent and excellent companion to make
PHEASANT and blissful his journey through life
MAJ every conceivable happiness attend them.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-11-07
Living Advertisements.

A medicine that has done more than all the
prescriptions of the pharmacopia to protect
The human system against the bodily Ills su-
pernduced by unhealthy surroundings, is
certainly worthy OF universal confidence. 1t
is mainly on account Of its extraordinary pre-
veutve properties that Hostetters Stomach
Bitters is so exceedingly popular in localities
subject to the visitation of miasmatc levers and
other diseases produced by empolsoned air.
A family that has escaped sickness during
sickly season in consequence OF using the
Bitters as asafeguard. is aliying advertisement
OF the virtues of the preparation The whole
neighborhood realize the fact | couldn't
have believed it," says one. II scarcely
credited the advertisements but one must belfeve
what one sees, says another. :" 1t is the very
thing we need in this unwholesome section OF
country remarks third. And the result Is
that the instinc; Of self defence, the rst law OF
nature, induces tbies -fourlls Of that community
to obtain a supply Of the great VeestaoiS
antidote before the next slckiy season sets IN
In winter, when the system requires extra
vipor and elasticity to enable it TO battle The
effects Of damp and cold, the Bitters VIII Do
found particularly sergiceable rheumatism
will not be apt to fasten upon muscles ana
nervea that have been braced up by this
excellent il, iporant and nergine nor will the
seyerities Cf the season. which have such
disastrous effect on the pulmonary organs OF
the feeble aud delicate, be likely to exercise inc
same untowaFd influences in cases where tne
stomach aud the external surface Of the body
(Which always spmpatbizes with Inc digestNe
oroars1 have been toned aud stimulated by
course of the restorative. The fits Of indlgss-
ton and irregularities Of the bowels which
proceed from sudden changes Of weather may
always be Ayerted by timely use 81 tue
Bitters.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-11-07
Sale of Marietta Paper Mill.

This valuable property was sold at public
sale on Tuesday the 4th inst. The Company
had weathered the misfortunes and losses OF
the war; and paid all their debts contracted
during the war. while they could collect moth
ing due them; and we verify believe would
have succeeded in extinguishing every debt
against the Company, but for the money panic
which has shaken and uprooted the strongest
manufacturing companies in the country Col.
James II. Brown, the purchaser, has organized
two Companies One to improve and run the
present paper mill, and the other to erect cot
ton factory rpon the ste of the paper mill
burned by Sherman. The well established
character OF Col. Brown as fnancier, and his
practical business sense, insures The success OF
both enterprises.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-11-07
K.'ca.

Our friend, Capt. Lyon, hands us some
splendid specimens Of Mica, gathered from
min. in our noighborng county, Pckens, from
the land ri Mr.. Jeremiah Warren. Mica is
becoming quite an important i'em and ITS upll
cation is demanding that attention it deserves.
This is one of the best mines Of mica o3ene,l i'll
this section aud affords ample material for
so,ne enterprising capitalist to make proii'a
ale investment
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-11-07
Cobb Mountaineers.

Under the above name military company
has been organic ed in Marietta and the follow
ing officers elected:
T. +. Cater, Captain.
T. L. Hunt, LIST Lieutenant.
II. A. Dunwoody, 2nd Lieutenant.
Darlington King, 3rd Lieutenant.
w. b. Clinckscales, LIST Sergeant.
TN. Mathews, end Sergeant.
II. S. Anderson, Bird Sergeant
J. G. Lester. 4th Sergeant
r. C. Gignilliat, 9Th Sergeant.
]. H. Crowder, LIST Corporal.
Peter Kolb, 2nd Corporal.
w. w. Phillips, 3rd Corporal.
A. S. Anderson, 4th Corporal.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-11-07
DR.. w. H. White.

This gertlsman's reports of the State Fair for
the Atlanta Constitution, were gotten up in ex-
celent style and good taste He il man OF
more than ordinary Intelligence, vigorous
and ready writer and true gentleman, Ills
fair and impartial accounts for the Constitution
has rendered thai paper quite pop1lar in this
section and made himself many friends.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-11-07
Marietta Market.
MAa.nrrA, Ga. November 7, 1873.

F3''F'IEFs5I III Y IlFhI4i.J
FINANCE .I.-GoId buying at 81 10, selling
at SIl2!. sjlvrr-5uying at Sl.03, sleling Al
SI.06. ExehAnge-baying at par, selling AZ
par. Money commands Il to q per cent.
COTTON--113
GRAIN.--We quote white corn IS to 90.
Wheat. 1876 70 140 O44s 45a50. Rye none.
sEED.-We qaoie ciover at so.09 per bushei
Blue Grass at $500.
FLouR.-Faney 81 %; extra family
SO 1850; familyEEss9 la95; extras5 5oa9; sup
sr-fne q o..
MEAL, % to 80 cts per bush.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-11-07
Kind.

BIO Neal, of the Marietta Journal, is conf
dent that Cobb County will get the premium
Since Monroe is out, we hope she may.-For-
sgt4 Adper.iss. Thank you, Bro. Stone, for
your kind wishes for Cobb. You will observe
that orr most sangane expectations have been
realized
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-11-07
Cotton.

Attention is called to the card of F. W.
Sims & Co., Savannah, Ga, who proposes to
advance money ON cotton, and hold it til
spring, on favorable terms. 1t is an old estab-
lshed house, and understands the cotton trade.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-11-07
Bishop Beckwith.

This distinguished and eloquent divine
preached fine sermon at St. James Episcopal
Church i'll this city, last Sunday morning to a
large congregation. AT the conclusion, he con
firmed five persons.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-11-07

PARTIES wishing to purchase groceries
will find it TO their advantage to call on Lake.
81 Hunt for they keep the best and cheape
groceries in town.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-11-07

Oranges, lemons, pears, grapes, western APP
Piles, fresh figs. and fine candies, on hand and
being received dali, at McClatchys.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-11-07

EVERY day brings il nice fruits, coHieeiiofi-
eries, etc., at McClatehy'=. Call and see him.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-11-07
LOG Al TT z M s
Returned.

Our Fair people and exhibition have all re-
turned. They brought back large number of
premiums. We will publish as soon as we can
get them.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-11-07
City Council Proceedings.

MARIETTA, Nov. 3, 1873.
Council met Present, his Honor, w. Ii.
Tucker. Mayor, and full board of Aldermen,
with the exceptions Of alderman Cheek.
Minutes last meeting read and approved.
Street committee reports all the streets in
good order. Marshal reports arrests and
Sl2 fines collected
ireasuier's report were as follows.
Rrc-irrd.daiing the year 800 S2,33eO y
Paid ont dining the year,. -2,l4451
Balance On hand, ----.--------. s23l.3l
IL REID, Treas
Time for collection Of city tax postponed to
November 20th, 1873.
Tie following receipts ordered paid:
n q G;s,nilliat. Office rent 300
Isaac Hines rock work 20
Marietta Journal, printing. 50 on
Atkinson * Go sunfries Il %
J. w BozeInati. worls 90 clock 10 w
l. Black. uHiber d W
STREET work I'D ~
VIII TUCKER, Mayor.
J.B. GLOVER, Clerk.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-11-07

". H. TUCKER, Mayor.
J.B. GLOVER, Clerk.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-21

rem germeneuns bat eurd zen 9rrbsn Iuflbmun9,
ben ale 0sldafte eurb ben l6nelrren Srans'
port pcn psrlrusn unc prreuften nabmen, llb
70 sermebrt, tae Ter Ssearf bis ieBt ME pcQlian-
ris setcdt wuree une ter Mansel an ptsrsea
sisbt su YisIsn alassn gsranla1pns. Sept no
bic 1ampffraft our %Grlsidtsruns Der 5slcartsitsn
sinsefubrt psreen iru, la6en llb %eielsIten prepbs'
seibunscn bSrsn, unb bic 6rass, o8as icasn mir
nit unirrsn Yferesn a~nfanssn (" pire pieesr
aufsspprfsn. las Seiultat fam fsin aneerss
ais has rber anssfiibrte leir. Die Scrreneung
pss Dampiss teim lferbau ssri6aHt i& rad
une mad, unssa6tst alter Gcrurtbsiis, Ginsdna,
une, mcnn es l6 berausfelt, RAP ie lh lrbnt
wirp es I6er unp i9nei; seiheben. vpbat ss
l6 ? III bic jsgt allein 81 beantpcrtrnpe 6rass.
@ir slautsn, raB es i6 i&lisbii& lrbnt no int
mer bic Gampftrait u"nisrcn SseirfniIsn ents
lpri9t. Gle lpbnt ib jest trim IrsiGrn, @ab.
len, SclslSsen, 6uttsrl9neieen pumpsn, eaiten.
beten une an man6en Srtsu bein, Yfiisen unb
6ultisireu css yrssns. Warum irats ie ld
ni6t bel anrsren glrbsitrn lpbren, bic mDs.
li&erweiie mittellt Der 9ampffraft ssitsbcn tSn-
men ? llnlsrs Greunbs in Gnslanc itsaen Jest
gsriuGe an, unssritiist rurG srpBeS Capital,
unr che alaie pen Vsutsrt, pslSe ibre 3eit une
Gnersis auf @rpsrinsnte sur 1pians pieier 6rase
ssrpsntsn fSnnsn, unp, le mSssn erfcIsrsi9 iein
peer ni1t, mir pereen nit ibnsn ben Vcrtbeil pa.
ron aenieBen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-21
e. EeWe Gasclat.
Dem Dichter fun Feierwon zuerkant

Oh d'Weis fun nst Hemecht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-21
Wild, Butter une &die.

Sduis wirp bic 8rass aufselteat, OBJ es prof.
tabelsr it, bic frii6s Mil1 gu S~srfaufsn pter
aals baraus sa MAIDEN. Die Seantwurtans
sisier 5rass ri9tst I'D iisis mad zen jssssma'
lissn lrfalsu Terbaltnifsn. Die Gntfernuns
sum Narfie it bisrbsi bauptii&li9 mabsstsnr,
senn bic Wil6 fam natiirli5 muir eann nit Dor.
tbsil ~Ysrtauft psrssu, psnn is innsrbalb elmer
sepi6sn Iiitans pen elmer srS6srn Stast &c.
pcnnsn pire. Butter passsen labt lib i6pu
meter S~srirnbsn unp fur aale siett IS auf Der
Gree wpbI feline 0rsnss mebr, psrirIbe fann ibsr-
al bin psrl9ltt rrereen.
Gs fam bod ieesnfaa5 nidt iaaSsn, penn
mir esnen, bic biuii6tli6 bsr,gSabl Der Irt ibres
Milhsreibetrietes nod unIaliiiiS iinb, einer flei'
men 5inssr;ris sebsn. inbsm mir ibuen 81 tsecnfen
aeten, ZAP man ,ur Ssrfts0uls zines Yfune
NGie 81 plumb MiIG uno zines Yfuno Butter
IS plumb Wii6 sebraudt. Gs mag nun ppbl
manhe @usnabme spn eisIsr Negsl ssbsn, ep6
1T risislbs tas Iur6idnittscrsebnie piscerbOl'
ter 9eriu6s in ben scri6ieesnien 0aneestbsilen
une Fam pabsr in fat alien 5Gaen ais Storm bic.
men.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-21
Nampf auf Der farm.

gor Sislen Sabren, oils bic Gilsubabnen su.
erh in @etrau9 fanen. purps Gin srnit!i9sr Gin.
mane easessn ron psricnsn erbObsn, bic i& NIT
er YfsrssSu6t tsfabten, neil, ME le iaSten, bic
bic 9erwsntuns Der vfsres ouf Zen 4aneNra6sn
ni&t msbr nUtbis isin une ibr @si&afi in 8slss
esNsn tart lsitsn miirte. Die .3sit bat sslsbrt
wis untesriintst cine ~tsrartist gsfir6tans mar.
Nidt aasin bat bic Ia&frass mad pfsrbsn ni@t
atssnemmrn, lpnssrn bic Ictbpsneisfsit fur be.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-21

oD u hNlS lul- lie iiNliNSht.
Z lewe Gascht as bel der Dir,
We frentlech kukt en- dram
Dir mengt das ct en- Engel wir
Den ons welt glecklech man.
Sci Bleck, e gleicht de Frelengssonn
Wan s'iwert d'Wise schengt,
/: SEES as den Hauch aus sengem Mon,
SEES Older de C brengt. ::
A jider Hand e Blumestraus,
L Bleekranz EN- IStir,
Geet hic' ganz steel fun llaus zu Haus
A klapt u jider Dir.
A wo eng Sci am dewe Iced,
En- trescht s'a brengt er Nut,
Mat senger Loscht a Frendlechkeet
Mecht hien all Triuer gut.
A wo c pelgert = iweral -
STREET HE seng Blumen aus,
An d'Wisen, d'Beseher, Brig an Dial
We botzen de sech draus!
OPP BAN an Heck as Bic u Bile
A Blieder ausgechosz,
d Mieereschen an d'Viol kukt de.
We sclaufen s'aus dem Mos
L rift an d'Fulle rechs a lenks
Sin op seng Stemm erwacht,
Wat as dat fir e frot Gesengs
An d'Aeschter gi' gemacht
De Guckuck rift aus heller Stemm,
Darn Wuochtel schlet sech mid
An Nuochtegeilche .engt erem
All Nuocht hiert heelegt Lid.
Gesang a Loscht as iweral,
De Schefer op der Heed
Blest a sein Huor a bel dem Schal
Sprengt dLammchen hech flu Fred.
Den Himmel as och fl me bio
An d'Sonn, we fro de lacht
Elewe Gascht-de Lentz as do,
Den boot dat all gemacht.
Dir, -beschte Senger hei fun Land
Hun ech Diet Lidche BROUGHT,
Dein Nuom as mengem Lentz ferwant,
We de gelewt, geuocht.
Re bal as d'Frelengszeit ferbei,
Ma geet de fun ons fort,
Dir lest e seng schenst Lider hei
De sengst d'ous emmerfort.
N. S. PIERRET.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-21
Slumen aug Der alten 9eimatb.

Salye radix, Salve Porta,
Elk qua mundu lux est orta.
8 llrauel alsr Simnelswpnne,
Die ielis uns rntsegenla6t!
8 Mcrsenrctb Der sclp'nsn Spnnc.
Die uns hes Ssilss Gag ssbra&t!
Bon gnfans BAIT eu lid ssipiesslt
Sn beinsS StSpfsrs liGtem Ssin
YsSpr ben Gberub or tsluselt.
Grfreutsit ru ibn, Sunsfrau rein.
Du MART pom Serru ;ur Yraut erfcren
CD aus benz Nihts ben Gag er pane;
Du bait uns ieinen Srbn aebcren,
Ser nit Der Msni9bsit li9 Serbanb.
Oils tu hes Simmsls Sbpr sri6lpHen,
Grihien bas 9iht in iultrer Ha6t;
llnp ais bein Spbn iein glut persoGen,
Oa MAI bsliest Der SSae @a6t.
8 milrcr Srrif in uni're Iibtn!
8 Heis, an benz cas Dell erlprie6t
On benz bic itDnlten &pisn bliben,
3 Wunpsrtare, lei sesribt.
). 8. 60dmutb, gicar in Siebsnbrcnl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-21
Die rite Nebc.
Cine @ Saae

Gine6 rie6ibe sage
sus DirnyioS (Saedus) nod flein mar, rna@te
cr zine &eile bur6 Selas, um mad @aria gu
ssbsn Ia absr Der Wes iebr lang mar, erniiipets
er unb isBts i6 aui einen Siein. Inn ausSurabsn.
als CT nun 70 ba fab unp spr f9 niebsrItautf,
fab er ,a ieinsn 5iiben Gin paanS9sn aus rsm
S0esn iprisben, wel9ss or 10 i66n fane, bab or
slsi6 ben Gnti6lub fabte, ss mitsunsbmen une
Su ~pflansen. Gr bct eas YaGns9en aus unS trus
IS nit l6 fert ba ater bic Scnne chen isbr
bsiB i5isn, fir6tste CT, ZAP es Ssrbcrren rtrpe,
teppr or mad Maria fpmme. Ga fanb er Gin
Gpseltsin, uno itedt ba5 paGns9tn in taslslte
unp sins meter. @aein in isinsr seissneten SanD
pu&s bas ylans&sn 70 raid, taB ss balb untsn
unb balb rbsn aus benz anoGsu bsra usrasts.
va firettts or tieeer, ea5 es YerOprren psrbe,
unp taGte auf AbbIlfe. Da flnp or Gin eSwen.
bein, ea6 mar bidsr ais cas- 8pselbsin, unp er
itefte cas 8csslbein nit benz YaGn;1en in has
Q6psnbein. 9ber talp wu9s has Ylan3dsn aud
aus benz QDmenbein. Sa fanb or Elm G~ielstein ;
has mar nod bidsr ais cas- gSpenbein, unb or
ltsats has YlanS6sn nit benz gpSel- une 9Spen-
bein in has Gielbein, unO 70 fam er auf Waria
an. als CT nun pas YaGns9en pfanSen tpcate.
fans or, eaB ii9 bic 8urseI UNI has Scgebein,
I'm taS 9Smsnbein unp I'm has Gislstein
fsfsel9lussn batten. "a or ss aIiO ni&t beraus.
nsbmsn fonnts, Obne bic Wur;sln ;u bei9apisen,
raans.s CT ss Elm, ME es chen mar, unp i6nsa
wu&s bic paanss smpcr anp trus Su isiner 5rsu.
be bic I9Snifsn 3raubsn, aus pel9en or icSlsi1
ben sritsn Dsia bsrsitets uno ben @enl9sn Su
trinfsn CAB. 9ttr msl& Wuuesr fab CT nun !!
,gls bic @snl9sn baYrn %tranfsn, iansen fs
~,anfanss mic bic USselSsu, tpenu le aber mebr
bapcn ~traufsn, wurpen lie fart mic bic QSpsn, u.
|kpsnn fs nod mebr %iranfen, pgresn is Sumnl
bpie bic Glsl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-21

Cine Der 2ebrcrinncn in ben Srsntli&sn
S8alen in Cincinnati bat sn nsues SYisnl, ibrs
S9hlsr su %tsitrafsn. s%rfunpen. sic sibt nGmli9
benz NiNsibatsr i&warssn YisHn in ben Muns
bis er miirts pirc. g&t mad grt Der Grtii9u-
len!