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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-04-24
Bourbon Items.
BOURBON, April ed. 1919

BOURBON, April 2ad, 1873.
DEAR REPUBLICAN,
Business that has been rather dali since
the terrible muddy roads have been fash
ionable, will be ordinarily good within a
little time.
Law suits are of daily occurrence aud
still others are being docketed every duv
One young and gay gen: is wanted by
the captivating officer. 70: causing a gN
lady to loose her heart, winch She sol
EMMY swears Is To be found in his keep
ing ii he can ever be found himself.
Matt: Erwin's little boy died on Fri
day OF last week. His age was about hve
years, We are informed.
Everybody says our Legislature did an
unwlse thing. in changing the time ct
assessment from January Isl, which is a
time OF leisure, TO April 1st, the most
busy season of the year. Messrs. t'ald
well and Sparrow are progressing very
rapidly with their work of assessment OF
this part Of the county.
Humphrey & Baylor have opened a
hrst class restaurant in Odd Fellows
Block; Fred Bach one in the old Sher-
wood saloon, where the hungry can be
Nal . SOi1 gill.
Prof. Michails and Prof. Sellers have
opened a first class music store, for the
sale Ut musical instruments.
Prot. Bailey and Mrs. Il. E. Humphrey
are to conduct our public schools, it il
rumored
Prot. Thomas Jackson has been en-
ployed to teach the Panama schools, and
doubtless win be as popular there as he
has been at every school, he has been
superintendent of in this part of the
State.
The mumps and measles Qave been on
the rampage the Mirror says.
Rev. Wayman is re ap. oilted as pastor
of the NJ. L. Church.
Prof. Oldfather is pronounced a most
successful teacher of vocal music.
GOSPEL ECHO tdeceassdD
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-04-24

The latest reports from the Lavaheds
In Oregon, say that the Moiocs, under
Capt. Jack, are still in the Lavabeds, and
that the .. s. soldiers are after them, de.
termined to exterminate the treacherous
Modocs. The wrath of the people all
over the country has been excited against
the Indians, and the peace policy of Gen.
Grant Is having a pretty severe test.
The better judgement of the neople
will return, after the present excitement
subsidies, and they will have no desire
then, to punish the innocent and friendly
Indians for the treacn cry Of a few blood
thirsty ~scoundrels, who live by plumber.
ing and murder.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-04-24
Court

The following orders viii be of inter
est to Jurymen and Witnesses:
By direction Of the Judge. The Petit
jury tor the April term Of Court Will not
be wanted until May ., 1873, the second
Monday of Count, and they are requested
TO be promptly present ii that time.
All witnesses Will be sublonied to
appear Oh the first day OF lie second
week, for all causes that now stand loT
trial as first and second day causes. and
those for second and thiid days causes Tor
second day of second Week, and 0 on in
that order, through the docket.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-04-24
Argos Correspondence.
By BIRTHSTONE.
ARGOS, IND. Anil cd. 1872

ARGOS, IND, April ed, 1878
Mr.. MILLIKAN:
Weather gloomy. Wind North east,
Mercury at % degrees t'rcezing point.)
Seven SHOWS Lave fallen dullHg this
month, with faii IIoslect ior none.
Wheat and grass looking finely.
But little ploughing done in this vicia-
ity, no spring seeding.
Mrs. Earl, wife II ESQ. Earl, Of Green
township, died last Saturday Of Epis;ax-
An 4 number Of eases Of Fry =ipclas, re
Charlie Davis was arTalgnel before
Justice bennef last Saturday tnr 'ponr.i.
ing Cal. Waldo, and was fined S4.50.
costs amounting to - or 50 dollars.
Persons v no have their property sSet
Of" 10 avoid aying their doctor bi!I ae.
servs to die without the aid OF Il phys
ician."
The lectures by Dir. Chase last wcrk.
are said to have been very interesting,
and a success financially.
Packer Il Atkinson have been replen.
ishing thcirsiock Of goods.
The Farmers Club Of Walnut and
Green Townships. are TAXI +, early steps
ior an agricultural iair, To come Oh on the
-'th, aid >otl, q September,
A private letter from a friend in Ne
oraska, dated April l5th.says the weather
lheie has been quite favorable for Spring
Work " heat and Oats generally w Ii.
aud farmers preparing their ground for
corn. 4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-04-24

If oar neighor of the Dsmocrat lad per-
petratea his little hoax on the first OF
April it would have been appropriate, and
accepted as a first class sell. But al any
other time than the st of April, Ia talk
about doing better job work at the Demo
crdt Office than We are doing, is ''tob thin"
For specimens of our work, we invite
business men 10 call at our Office.
Printers stock always o. hand. Work
promptly done.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-04-24
Rules of Conducting the Business of
h Marshall Circuit COur..

va
the Marshall Circuit COari.
STA1E OF INDIANA, s..
MARSHALL, COUNTY,
1t is ordered as to the business of the Circuit
Court, at the april Term thereof, in the County of
Marshall, in the 33d Judicial Circuit, as follows
to-wit:
list. The first week of the term will be deyoted
to making up issues in criminal AMI civil causes.
probate ous.ness, entering ja ignent in causes
or by agreement, ana the trial or such causes, eth,
er by the court, or by special jury empann .led Tor
that purpose, as can be done without ueIaying tha
settlement OF issues.
ID. On Monday OF the secon1 week of the term
the docket Will be called Tor the purposes OF deter
inning whether CAUSES then at issue Will be tried NV
the court or by jury; ami parties litegant required to
elect whether their causes shall be tried by the
court or by jury.
Sd. After such call of the docket, trial of causes
by JAW Will Immortality proceed in the folloxing
order.
First, trial OF criminal causes.
Second, civil CAUSES, IN w4licl issues have been
completed
third, causes in which the issues may be settled
alter the nr5t Week o. tle term, an trial OF causes
by the court at such TINES as rls business will mr.
nit, without Delaying trial by jury.
4th. All reports Of Administrators AMI Omar
dams must Be ON hle, with tue Clerk, by the 81
Judicial day OF tine term AMI all probate business
disposed OF the first week Oh the term.
Given un1er my harl this 18th day of April.
A. d., 1913.
I. V. LONG, judge,
AtssE-D. MCDONALD, Clerk,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-04-24
Ms. DR.. EW Dunlap 4 &C. Dur,

OPERATIVE a. MECHANICAL DENTISTS.
insert ARTIFICIAL teeth upon any OF the bases
known TO the dental procession; and perform ali
opSrdlrohs On the alolt1 AM GeeG.l. An auastaetic
appl.ed to the gums before extraction, winch great
bins block. mar s-6nno
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-04-24

We have found it necessary TO con-
dense our Sourbon contributors article,
Tor want Of space. We have taken he
same liberty with OCCASIONAL from
River Bank
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-04-24
y office OF Adlmimi.traeion

NOTICE is hereby gwen, that the Undersigned
~ has been appointed by the Jerk OF the Circuit
Court OF Marshall County, state of Indiana, Admin
lstrator of the Estate of James +. Mullen, late of
Marshall County. deceased. Said Estate supposed
to be solvent. WILLIAM Il. MULLEN, Admir-.
April oath, 1s.3-3w.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-04-24
Notice of A eiRM nEstratiun

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Undersigned
~ has been appo nted by the ClerI OF the IN
cut Court OF MARSHALL County, State OF In llama.
Admin strator OF the Estate OF Isaac huff nan, late
OF Marshall County, deceased. said Estate is sup
posed 10 be solvent.
NILSSON Brown, Admir-.
JNo. S. BENDER, Atty for Admir-.
April 22j 1s!3,-3w.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-04-24

a SPEcK OF Wharf.-The miners in the
coal mines of Clay Go. in this State,
struck for higher wages a short time
since. The proprietors refused to accepl
terms offered but semi TO Virginia Tor
some 200 negroes 10 take their place.
Last week, a fight occurred between one
OF the strikers and a negro, at Knights
vile, which created great excitement,
and came near bringing on a general fight
between the strikers and the negroes.
4 telegram was dispatched to the Gov
elnor, tor aid. Soldiers were Immediately
sent, and the fight was stopped. No one
was Killed, but there was great danger.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-04-24
DR.. ]. NJ. A. DUNLAP,

DHIsIcIAN & AcCOUCHEUR, treats success
L Iuily All diseases incident to the climate, an
pays particular attention to ~obstetrc practices ana
the diseases o. Women and children. o1ice in Cor
BINS block. marl3-omo.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-04-24

A perplexing error occurred in the Re
PUBLICAN last week, which perhaps did
no harm. We were about to apologize to
Mr.. Jones for having made the error in
his card, when on re. reading We discover
ed that it was Mr.. James to when the
apology was due, As Mr.. James, he At
torney, is not IN town to accept our apol-
ogy it is useless to offer him one.
Mr.. Jones, whose card as an attorney
appears in this paper, is a gentleman of
fine appearance, genteel in his inner
and we have conclusive evidence that he
abounds in good hum0r.
He will unquestlonably attend with fl
deity to business that may be entrusted
TO his care. Office with C. II. Reeve ESQ.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-04-24
Dissolution Nn4icn-

THE partnership heretofore existing between
L IL. Il. rersaing Il q. \. Melch, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, ana all persons in
deoted to them are hereby requested 70 call and
settle their accounts sither by casa or nota.
PEaSlING & WEIGH.
April 10th, 9S-3w.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-04-24
Moral n Religious:

The Michigan Read is the dividing
line ofthe Northern Indiana and N. w
Ind, NJ E. Conference. The preachers
o thcjformer conference are all at Logans
port, to conference.
Plymouth is in North West Indiana
Conference which meets in the fall.
That wedding at the NJ. E. church last
Sabbath morning came off at Rev. Judge
Osborne's office, through some misunder-
standing as TO where the license should
go. The Joke however is in Bro.
Osborn's favor, says Bro. Boyd.
EPISCOPAL.
Rev. Yundt is rejoicing over the
Fiction of his new ' estrymen as men 0 i
hoice and business capacity and he ex-
poets things to be lone up with a vim
The men on whom he relies are Cush
man, Thay.r, Todd, Thompson, (Arthur)
Corbin and Packard. Men amply able to
pay all bills, and give them value, by
wholesome examples as churchmen, il
they fail.
May the Rector'sshadow never grow less.
and his sunshine be greater and direct.
Key. Ynndt reports the collection and
disbursement of over thirteen hundred
dollars, which is abolt the amount Off
old church debt, and seems to think mat
tiers prosperous.
trTnEp.N
Our new Luthern minister means basi
ness OF the earnest Luthern type. He
seems to have some of the mantle of old
Luther himself, and will make himself
known for good among the Lutherans.
WESLEYAN METHODIST.
Rev. Judge Fuller is sill able to "see
here! sir" and do good by being very
haadlly at shaking. The Judge will
never loose his grasp, bat will Shake him
self through. No questioning The gener-
al good, Of 4 good shake hands.
UNITED BRETHREN.
Rev. Burns is still ready to receive YOU
into his church, baptise, marry ana bury
you, and what is still more than other
preachers are doing, pat up your tomo
stone
PRESBYTERIAN.
Bro. Taylar is cheerful and feeling the
pulse carefully.
CATHOLIC.
Father zurwellen is manipulating, as
- 60
as he is qualified to do, and his church
and school are growing almost as fast as
he drives the greys.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-04-24
L.. 4. & &. r. f. LINE.
p.

A TT0RNEY Al LAW, fynoaih, Ind, Ora u
~ ate o. Bloomington law ccloo., VIII attent 10
st4cn business az may be entras,et 10 him, with
pronipIntss ana hGel.ty. Ct.cc II present with =.
II. REEVE. VII n2y-5tso
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-04-24
Pay Wanted.

! E0HN H0f:AA having sod his dar3wlre store.
81 ) anxious ~ collect al tae noa:y luc AIM. lie
does MT tl.nl t Necessary - 10 any !. re- coaxlnr;
bat tAe money mast come. so co-ls ai3Hg at ouc4
AMI pay of Iae OH score. joIS ilouAA.
Apr JtI, -. Wv.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-04-24
LUTHERAN.

Our new Luthern minister means basi
ness OF the earnest LutAern type. He
seems to have some of the mantle of old
Luther himself, and will make himself
known for good among the Lutherans.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-04-24
NEW

at the Corner of Gano and Michigan Street, one
door North of Blain's Drlg Store, in the room for
merry occupied by Mrs. PEMBROKE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-04-24
PRESBYTERIAN
CATHOLIC

CATHOLIC.
Father zurwellen IS manipulating, as
as he is qualified to do, and his church
and school are growing almost as fast as
he drives the greys.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-04-24
WESLEYAN %AIETHoDIsT.

Rev. Judge Fuller is sill able to "see
here! sir" and do good by being very
haadlly at shaking. The Judge will
never loose his grasp, bat will Shake him
self through. No questioning the gener-
al good, Of 4 good shake hands.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-04-24
UNITED BRETHREN,

Rev. Burnsi is still ready to receive YOU
into his church, baptise, marry ana bury
you, and what is still more than other
preachers are doing, pat up your tomo
stone.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-12

gen umTallen. ausgrnpmmen Gle son iez
rem elnselnen WiitNIier ahi Ger Nciie ron
leiner Scimatb nab 9EallinNten unr
Suriid Scmahlen wirf!Iten slueSaten.
Nob 1T untcr rcn rulh bcire Sluicr
palnttn bills rlcenlge berSUisubettn,
mrnab an 2lniirricr auT yiuecretcn Ger
9Srlts 9SeccnIn Gilcnbdbn rrr Nst tsii-
I'll duT rlele Slnrcrtlrn iibcttragcn per,
cen loli, uno Gle Bill. lrOndb ocr Ger:
fir Ten Nuabau ter Tp,mAe Cafe uir
Vafe Supcrlpr- Canal GIlcnbaDn veridns
0ert wlrC.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-12
llsbsriiGt Der GonsrcbsSsrbanS
letter gEOGs.
Scuat.
II q I,

Die Ypn CARPENTER ein9ereihtr Siu in
Sctref rcr 0ouiiIana 9lnse!r9snbeit fiibrte
nab elmer LANCER Debate ~ fcinem Hes
luItate, incem rielelben pennprfen ipurpe.
Der Gprliser pes Grrrit Wpbilier Co
mites rcibte an 0pnnsrlta9 pen Seridt
in Sssua auf rie IN cer 9lngcle9enbeit
cpmprcmiiirten Senatcrrn Elm ineem CT
sualcitb eincn Srldblub bcifiiSte esmdb
nclhem rie Y ito 6uEa Yon S.
SS. Yatterion. Senatpr Ypn
giew Sampibire ongeprrnet
wirc. Da pattcrlons 9lmtstsrmin am
4. WdS oblauft unp rem Scnat nod
cine llnma0e ppn pi@iisen 0slbdften
Ypr!cSt y miro cie SADIE ppbl pamit
ab9rmaht lein.
slm Ipnn,ltas paiIirte Der Ssnat in
Ter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cie pon Syreis
linobuYisn cinsersihie Sill, melbe Ye
limmun8en in Se;uS auf pis Grnens
nun9 Ypn 0eihwprencn in lltab trifIt
unp sriiiat raB in 6llIsn, no caS Scr.
Staattn 0sricbt i'm ScuilOrium auf Sers
scbrn erfsnnt rie nit rem Sore. prrr
nit elmer 0efinSni6ityafe Ypn 6 Mpnas
ten, prcr nit elmer 0clrfraIe rpn $1,000
Dollars teinait werren, cine slppsllatipn
an ras Sberbunpesscri1t Seliattst iein
lpll
Wlit cntIbicrmsr Majpritit wsiaerts
ii6 rer Senut rie gln9elrrenbsit ces Ssn,
Garwcu BON Saniae. Der tefanntli6 al
sel6ulriSt it, rurb Sbatr leine Gr-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-12
Sn!anoifdJe l,unofdaa.

slm %. Sebruar fanc cine erc6artiae
Ocmpnitratipn in pcr Ncaremy Of Wuiic
BON philadelphia fatt. GS purpe ras
Geultat Ger llnter,ei0nun9 fir rie g9cltz
ausitelluna in 1876 prcflamirt. Inter
cntbuiialtlhem Subel wurre prrfiinret,
raB rie Yripat 3eihnunscn in pbilarels
pbid ailsin rie Summe BON 1880 crs
reidt haten Die Giienbabnsp ;eihnes
ten $500.O00, rer Startratb permilliNte
ctenfalls $500,000. Oa;u famcn nod
cini9e Seitrd1e ron 2luern, 10 roe cas-
Jielultat i'm Oaasen $L7S7. $50 mar.
sltcr nah Ger Seriammlune lclbit wurs
ZEN nod al $4,000 wcitere llnttStih
nunacn argcSciSt. 9luerrpem liefen Ses
le0ramme aus rem Staate Elm, .trelbe err
maltcn lallrn, ra6 BON nun al in allen
Counties cine rs9e 9laitation fir rae
arcfe llnternebmen tsSinncn wirp. Die
%ntiinciSunG RAP psnniYlranien 4
Willlipnsn ;ulammentrinSen tperre, lit
pplIitdnri9 9erehtfeIti9t.
slm /. D. %. ains ole speite Snau.
Quratipn reS prdiircnten Grant in
Secne. gSie I6pn in lester Nummer
tcridtet mar cS auf cine big show" nit
allen mSalidrn 0cprdnos otseleben,
wpsu 8iiracrmii;en unp Sereine ipnrrr
3abl ,ugcltrDmt maren. gGdbrenp bier
ccr Sie9 Der repuhlifanii6en Yartei ass
fcicrt murre oins in 2puiiana Ger Saa,
men, cen rieIe partci seidt, blutie auf.
IS fam swiilbcn rem Gertrrtern rer per-
idiercncn tagcnren parteien su blutisen
Houfercicn unp in Sansen Slaote
berriht cine 0dbrunG Die in pfes
nen Wircrftanp auasubrehen rrpbt.
Die SplItbaft res prdlirentsn Grant
1T ein farblpitS Document, pa5 pir.uns
fern 2eIern aus Wanscl an 6aum teute
ni6t mittbeilen fSnnen. gti6te ISOLDE
settn mir caS 8sientlidite i'm aussuse
Die Gpispptic III auf ibrer Isi,
1e ruyb ole Sereiniaten Staaten nun
enclitb aaA in Gan Srancisro anselanst
Gs miro bel risier 0slcscnbsit auf Die
eiscnibiimlide GrIheinuns aufmsrtIam
oemaht, RAP Die Seuhe unatInrerlih
vcn Often na6 @eiten as;cBen it, untes
int rur1 bic 9rpben 2ufts unp gSinps
ItrBmunsen, - aerial waves ceren
GithInS ebenIc unabdnperlib cine UNI
9rtebrte, BON sSsiten na6 Often 1T. Die
Stepde rer atmpipdrilhen Yutrcituna
mub raber, pie i'm Sale rer Gbplera,
uu6 IN Se;us auf Die pfsrreIsuAe aufs
9c9cter werren.
2lm A. Mdr; fano in Snetaups
pplis cine @erIammluna Der Spiritus
olcnbinrler res Staate5 itatt, I'm lib ~
einem alIsemeinsn Sample Sesen ras
neue Sempercn;Selrb su riiiten.
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3citmnss Geieec.

T. gptnn bic ateuusrieu utdt dpserfl6 sas Ss8entbel
heasasn 70 src anasuommeu eab e ens 6erteeanB ees
Etrnnements puuihrr.
@ Dds gtrn er1en 1nu riht eber redis5lltt5 aeeeFe
regetn ais bis dae 8attauet tsd5lt ma.
g. gp,nu aecnreuieu ustsrldIeH cher i6 pessrn t9re
Ssnuder zen ttr btreHeu ppecifce atigholfR 70 NM
at psrauwertd odiur bis e ibre &ednunl belaP paesa
a. Qpenn Gbcrnsnen Sgn g9ebncrt psrdRetrn etns eu
ssunas @rpeecR bageu ,u benddrt6ttRsn 10 ~ eS tpr
enaesu psRu tis 3eungen mad Der petoiNs pTes TrHps
rtn 99ebuertes ssiGnei Usreen.
s. gisri3tsr6sn GntibeeHns,n laatsu tahin eaG cine
Yearuns 3stuusSa pen ter bsErsfsnesn pefohee aeiu
&en per 0erdneeruua eS Q9ehnetes obHe eerhestenee
@r,sse ais .prma faeis Ssrsts tsaSfStstea SSGlnse
sululebea H.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-12
Gte
GuFrmburger 6a,sttf,
Gin fatbpiiteS gSpdsntlat
fit 3ctlt latl aTalrleit,
Sas epifpprtp


ten per staatcu Gauara tstdSt 90 Gnts rsr Sabr
ant muf rcu Gmridn9er bel timer prtarse stsrte
i6briin pcrduSbeSdtlt rereer.
slor taun ,u icssr }sit anf bic euremSur1sr Sstts
stpnu'rsn.
Kay In,ciasn itsr YirnicS, Vcttcrien,
G5liidSipice &C. finesn Sca mem ne aud thinner
fcmmsn mGoen. fcruer fsirs glufrabme in nn'sr
Fan, eo iclChe Nsitlihfciten uno Spsle eem
&siite Der fatbpliihen 0ird,e snwstsr fno.
sS- pch OfFee @Rcura. OrrsrS frt eas biasfs rne
g9erts @ttc uetereueura rcn Uep uRs eAea nc Nt
~ hdbeu iup ea'u sserdudt wsrrsn
gBsun bic Iomer rem unsri6rsibsrn enseiarh rsresn
kuieu ds esut geibebes iein une has yetdmi seaRis
xne StaGtsenlu une rt6us du8eaepen peretn
gpsuu sr, 8eua scn tinen prfnmt etn nneeres YER
Get pereen ica ie mue INNER and has potdi anSs9seeh
screen no eie 3etuus ussr tmpIdn8en puree
sN,nr enans isin etat uib rersmSsis smpfinst cesr
eHsres Aseut cwis bic 6sraus5s0er o5lst8 bHeSri1G8
Serben.
Die 9srduRsrtli6is fir Srlesneunsen fir bic 3eimne
r,rtcn mir uur edru Iterrttmsn penn efeesn yer re9
artr,sn Srsf seer ptr gct Ges ioRtp Creer 8sl6pen
Die .,Susem6urger ea;ette" mad csnropa
sr gsrieussa brrsts cine @n;ab grtmparsssr @astte
xab Gurrpa GHe mlSa unere veler tscneerS ahtnrtam
sas bs uterneunl ees SdtIeS an Serpdne nne 8euhet
kas ess Geans etu ienr sssienes @liteI ~ nen aun
krbrettuea Gsrsbr m etnIaten ~ nnterpaisn uae he
St,r HE 3fdree eiees eance5 Al nnrrt9ten eer ass e.
tnr3 Srisipstiel sslbsben iennts.
Sslfsauusen, Srisir &c. InS su abrsIrrsn
.LUXEMBURGER GAzETTE",
DUBUQUE, IOWA
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Yreiie ser sln,cisen.

E9y gei mrbrmaliser Ginsats biatgsr.
r- GrGserc ahrlihe NnIci8cn pernen
ta Verbalfnib 6iaiger berr9net.
guspGrtias 9ln,eissu mtTsn pisrteljabrli@Sor'
ansbsSablt merhsn.
ET 10 Gents per 3tile fir tsIisIlls Nriisfn
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Musical and Dramatic Notes.

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There is to be buresque performance OF '.La6y
Macbeth at Dan Bryant's Opera House this alter
noon.
The production OF Sardou's "Andrea' Agnes) ut
Paris was not SO great success his plays usn-
ally are, the Parisians being apparently offended
because it was first produced in this country.
The Aimee Opera Bouffe Company is announced
to appear at the Academy OF Music on the 18th and
18th of April, and at matinee on the 10th, with
'La Grande Duchesse,r "Ies Cent Verges" and
LA Perichole.n
Herr Keller Bella wants to come to America, and
makes known the following conditions on which he
will undertake the He must find manager
in New York or other large American city in pos
session OF sufficient means to render the engage
ment certainty by depositing q certain sum OF
money with his banker, either at Berlin Wies-
baden He would then require to select from the
musicians of New York an orchestra of from thirty
five to forty men, with view of their being uti-
engaged as their director for whole season, and,
according to the custom in vogue in America, all to
be paid at the end OF every week or after each
cert. Further" he says, IT should want free
pass and from America, free living at the hotels
and have my expenses paid in travelling in and be-
give my concerts the Vienna-Strauss fashion, in
Producing pretty selections from Polish operas,
values, polkas, galops; also Hungarian music,
&C, from various composers Keller Bella is EVIL
IDENTITY very modest man.