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The following bill for hanging and
boiling a friar is taken from an old En-
glish magazine "Aceounto fthe hanging
and parboiling of Friar Stone at CanteF-
bury, in 1599.-Paid for half a ton Of
timber to make pair Of gallows for to
hang FTiar Stone, Is. 3D.; to a carpenter
for making the same galloWs and the
dray, Is. Id; to q laborer that digged the
holes, 3D.; other expenses of setting up
the same, and carriage of the timber
from stabIegate TO the dungeon, Is; for
a hurdle, 3d., for a load of wood, andfor
a horse to draw him TO the dungeon, Is.
3D.; paid two men that sat at the kettle
and parboIled him, 2s.; to three men that
carried his quarters to the gates and sat
them un, Isl for halters TO hang him,
and Sandwich cord, and for screws, Is;
for d woman flatscoured the kettle, 3D.:
TO him that did exeeution, 3s. sd. Total,
14s. 3d.
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eaess knows nothing Of better
and wors and the polite person never
assigns mferiority 10 any bIt himself.
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We have received Godey'a Ladys
Book for September. Subscription 81
pei anHn1a. +. a. Cooley Philadelphia.
pas
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List of Letters
Remaining in the POst-Otide at Washington,
La, September 1st, 1873. If not called for in
thirtu daNst heN will be sent To the Dead Latter

thirty days they viii be sent tothe Dead Letter
Office:
Brewer, W Q Keller, George j
Baldridge, J King, Walter
Baetield, Charles LecOq, EA
Baker, Samuel LecOq, B
Bouts, John Sam LOngstreet, Henry G
Benefits, A Lacy, A Mrs
Chandler, Eliz Mrs MelendOn, Mary
Como Cleofa Morgan, Turner
DongieuX, Leonard MCGEE, Jacob
Dunavant, B Mcbride, HID
Duhon, Alfred Mccall, John
Garrir, SA Nolan, Michael
Galliger, Z Mrs Phillips, JH
Grisamore, Jacob Robin, Napoleon
GuiIlory, HG Richard, co
Outlet, Lizzie Mrs Smith, John
Green, Isaac Stout, Mary Mrs
Hawkins, Pamela Miss spriel, Margaret
Harrill, Francis Turner, Washington
Hall, Harvie Mrs Thompson, Isaac
Harrison, King Valade, T
Hill, William Vidrine, A1cin
Hall, Henry WethOltz,
Jennings, Frank Young, J Mrs
ED. P. GOODWIN, P. NJ.
Sept. 5,
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An ep~ieurean has discovered that the
pleasa1ltest way to take eod-liyer oil is
TO fatten pigeons with it, and then eat
the pigeons.
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RELIGIOUS.
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY,
~ OPEL0USAS, LA.
Morning Services ON the 2nd and 4th Sundays
ut II A NJ.
Evening Services on the LIST and Bird Sundays,
at s i. VI.
Evening Prayer every Friday at p. Nj.
Sunday-SchOOl every Sunday at $3.50 \. M.
REV. P. MACFARLAHE.
aug. 2-tf Rector
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NogRriuT Acts of sale, with wife's renuncia
ton English and French. and Magistrate's
blanks, for sale at this otlice-cheap.
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Chemists 81 % matter Il ever lest.
Printers deny III
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succession de john G. OIiror.-No

Succession de John G.. OIivcr.-NO. 32A5
~ r0isse, st. Landry,-Attendu que Eliza Nc
Daniel, do In ParOisse St. Landry. administra-
tTice do la succession dc John G.. Oliver, DECIDE,
ayant e1trcgistr6 un aeeompt final d'adIninistra-
ton de In dfte succession, accOmpagn6 dune
petition ~demandant PhOm0legation dieeiui;
Eft attendu qu1l u etc fat drOit d In demande
de Ia dite petition par I'm 0rdre dc In Cour en-
date du 30 Aunt, 1878,
En- consequence, avis est par lie present dOnnG
aux int9resses dnnS Cette succession, d'avOiF D.
faire opposition, 81 aIcune lis ont, par 6crit, h
mon bureau dams Ia ville'd'Opel0usls, dams les
d6lais accordes par In lOi, polrGu0i 10 dit tableau
he Serait pas apprOuv6 ct hOmOl0guG.
W. A. ROBERTSON, Grefier.
< cont |" % .
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LUmBER---LUMRER


GREAT REDUCTION NV PRICES
AZ
MOUNT PLEASANT sAW-MTLL,
Washington, La.
| THE FINEST CYPRESS AND PINE LUMBER IN THE
STATE.
A large number of first-class cypress logs have
inst arrived from the Atctafalaya river anu
Latin Ash bayou. ynb
Orders addressed to the Undersigned, ~ WASH
fuoton. win receive immediate attention.
An kinds and any AMOUNT Of Seasoned LiiliheE
always on hand, at Il Reduced Prices.
TpTTns-EfSha ut the mill.
Mt, Pleasant Mills, Aug. ~, 1STJTjuy SUI"
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There il law i'm ii Boston called
Steele and GambIe.
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Estate oc Iohn @. Oliver.-No. 8945.

STATE OF LOUIsIANA.-PARIsH COURT.
~ st. Landry.-Whereas, Eliza Mcdaniel, of the
Parish of st. Landry, Administrators of The
estate of John g. Oliver, deceased, having flied
IL final account of administration Of said estate.
accompanied ny her petition praying for the
hOm0lOgation of the same;
And whereas the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order of court, bearing date.
August 3Oth, 1873.
Now, therefore notice is hereby given 40 Mil
persons interested to make opposition to saif
tableau in writing at my office in the town Of
Opelousas, within the time required by law
why the said tabIeau should not be homol0gated
and confirmed.
W. A. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
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This Association shall he known as
Farmers Club.


Its object shall be to promote the interests OF
agriculture, by procuring and disseminating the
practical experience of farmers of the country,
and to collect facts as to its material wealth. and
so advertise its resources as to attract to it cap
it1l and Iahn1. f
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This line Is to I'll the column.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-12
.Nur Der oer6iert oie 6teiblit uie cos gebcH,

~tt tWJkI19 IN NtUVNtH tIIAD'
llub mir, Die pu rubtg bier 5uriidgebliez
ben, %empfauge1 unIere beioen NmgritamiiOeu
nit fltlem 2Gdeln; unb Oamil iie ieben m5s
gen, baB mir troe Sfeere uno Sobel ODER
Sting nnbgtrt aud nniern 0Sauit" nod tauae
nt9t per9eiisn, beiBen mir ie wiqtommeu in
benz 2anoe, ba8 iQbrtid er0iinet
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Sergiitung Der &ranfen.

IS 9ab in Der gtaOiBiu nod ME Elm GigsnmitteI
has nitt Der Gahabmun9 pafieG. Soifetter's wea +
Ssnbitterer 1T fetre ausnabme bon Ger algemetuen
ReSst. Setrug Iol9t Dem ero5en uegctabiIiiten QBtez
oerSerfteaungsmittet ouf Dem SuBc, ~iudtrsno cs Die
Runoe un Die gEeGt ma6t, uno bietet Iaine eefdbrIi.
den Nababnluu9en ben Sfanten, bel iaeer 9elegeu.
belt barauf beoa6t, nit ieinem ibofeln 3eug bas
Bublitnm gu ibetituemmen. Die gta6abmer unb
Sdlibsr bteten es bGt Der @Glone, bei'm Safe, bci'm
Ot9oft, lowobt Guh 1Gi9entpeiie on. Dian ~erinnete
hh, BAG Die ebte Waare nur in TIaIten oertapIt
Dirr, uHo 6oB Der Steupet btr Iettbeit OUT oem
@laie ieIbft, iopie aub auf Dem fein erauirten
SteusrftempeI uno benz elesanten Gtiqnet IN tubcu
lit. Sas srose uegetatilii6e StdrtunasmttteI perbii=
tst uno BELT ale @alentrantbeiten uno eeioen Ter
SeroauunssoraaTe uno bes gerpenipfcms, 9rantz
beitsn, auf Delbe Die erbdrmlr6el Jtadabmunsen
mebr Nittun9 bern orbrip9en, OILS bic Su1e bes
gapftes ouf Den Someten. Q57-42t&p)
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MmertFumiiDe.

Der 4usorud yguropamiioe" 1T ldn9it Elm
gcflii9elteS @ort 9epotoen unb erbdlt lahrlld)
ieine pielbunosrttauieuoiade geitattgun9
ourd oas praftllde Seben, mGbreno pImert-
famiibe" BON perbdltnibmdBig neuerem Da.
tim unb Dobl 5uerft bon ytic. Qenau in Die
Sprade einsefiibrt worben iii, BON iensm un=
sliidli1eu 9ldGer, Der iein ielbltconitrutrteS
Bib Der 6reibeit in Der rauben uno edi9er
@irflidfett bieles rtn9enoen uno lhaffenOen
2anees OergebeHs iu1te.
Iber oas @ort bat heute I6ou feline that
iGdlihe Sebeutung. Sunoerte b~elteisen in
ieoem Sriiblabr Die Oeutl6eu Steamer, bur9
einen letten entlaftenben 4n5eige : Seufser
uaqen ibren Sreuuoen bel Der Riidtebr in oas
alte Satsrlano Elm berSli6es 2ebemobl 5uru>
iene," lIno Saulenbe niirben ibneu fol9en,
nenn Mlttel unb ltmltdnoe es erlaubten.
uno 10 leben mir Die mafpiirbige Sbatlahe,
bab ii6 BON ben @ingemanoerten piele, mte
bic umqetebrten Suoen, BON ben 6leti9t6pfen
Gmerita'S nod ben &artOfeIfeloern Der alten
Seimatb SuriidsuIebner, penn aud BET ben
peitau8 meiiten BON bieisn ibre Sebniudt ME-
mals SeirieoiSung finoet. aber bas 4aerz
ipuuoerbarIte 1T, baB BON ben offndrts Sc
manoerten 3abr fur Sabr in aller Stile@iner
mad benz Anberu nieoerfebrt, uuo BON Queu
MIR Elm unbeGeuteub fleiner Brudtbeil
Die miiben &Drpsr in ben miitterliden Sobeu
bettet.
Ser @runo bieier @tideinuna, Die nit benz
0ahien uuo benz alter Der @%lnnouoeruna
on llmfan9 slnebmen mirb, 1T unjdpsr sI
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acknowledgement
SsrDrSnung,
Die Reiniauna Der 4btritte betreifeuo.

UIE UItIHIBHNB UT WUIEIIIE UIIIEIIEIU'
Seihlpfen hur6 reu SiirscrmeiRer uHs
Stdctrdtl pom Saltimpre, odB Die Santtdis
Ssb0rbc bi,rmit a~utociiirt uu0 ongeDleieH iei, GasH
Beriorsu fernere Srlauoul6. lore Abt.itte bis gum /.
Sui 1873 81 r%eini9er, ju ertbeiIen, OBJ BAT 6leielosn
s. oGIar 81 eatritCH bGbeH. u. y. @rtenfcle,
&rdioCnt oC6 eriten H~Gths5petses;
81. Rufus STU,
Trdfioent ocs tpeiteH SUetaes.
Gerebri3t I'M 10. Suni 1878.
Spfbud SanidEt. YiiIgGrmeifer. Q39-)
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Holly Grove.
Est!


&leicr belCbte 8crGudauag6plls, lest uergr05crt
unO Ucrbenerf, miro lWr DE Soiion UIontag, ocn ..
SUM, %crofUtt. Die 80mpiiutfe HSdmI. : 1cns"
uuo ~rEbdmpI0E" lUtrocu tGellh (oonnatcuo uno
Sonntuas GuEgeroTm,u) Den Bier gtr. 3. giQbthr.,
an ,SuBe ter SGmosntIaRc, nm $50 gtorgeHs, 3, J.,
$50 Iu0 ! llbr NbeHos UnO Iurittf, Brgno S0Qu ,SIout
UNI ~ ubr S0rmlt,dg6, 3.15, $50, sumo $50 Abcn0s
r~ttlaiien un0 an HGUIGp'5 IDtHte. GN iEuBe Der Gaz
rollHehraBe, Gui oCr NiHs mo NCriatrt (Gusqenom=
men 10 ubr DIor9cn5 uHo 3 10 ytGdmttGQs pon Oolus
0tooe uno 1.3O abeEos O0n Saltimorc) oubaltcr. Gu
C,n SrguL9unseH ot5 lGBlCu SGbrcsN iiuo uigr idURe
Re9elbGlnen iur ben 9CtrGud BON 6erreu unoDameu
achdut. SC JtetdurHtiJn | tIert Glib=. GrCbs. uno
nu9Eer@S oupCr I'll 81, SOtUs unh UilnCrQlpuIiCr,
Glscrcmt. @onHtuJeu &C., Auco in crCcIentcr Guults
TIT gu StattpTeIicr. Stine bCrduipGntG @CtrGufe
lUerocU u~rrfGrtt ooer Lui otut BlGBe Crlautt. Der
arIttthe Drummer Miro i%ortidbreH, brret1cn0 aus
qeict6netts gtGier gu gtbcn. Uiuil' in 6an, .RuUtls
Ion Den 9dRleH &aa. DE DOuGs& IooC-GolStt, NIT
eInem ,itcocnsuttGr uH tlagT, ptro iGr ante SIoz
nllng IOrgrr un0 uuCu 5t6tungcH plEttttb uorgc=
beu9t iUerocn.- 8rletc un6 Noup @roUe uno amid
30 STuts 2rneer 6Uiidea 4 uu6 Il JubreH ben LQlbGu
SreIs. tiberale AIrdHgelucr t. tpGrocn mit@Cicuibai.
ten uno SOuntacsihulen QGmubt. (g{ai3O, 3Y2tc)
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SIR Sdumeifter nnO NnSere!
Der unterSsi6ete bat fortuGbrcno ben beteu 8aIt,
boSrauIifbcu @ement, edG5tnirtrn @pps u. {. 10. fir
8GuBluete Gui Eager oI6 aseut iGr bic 6abritanten,
unb 1T bereit, oieir Irtitel III ~nieOriscn Breiisn gu lies
fern. .
8arren'5 Salt, Cement II. GppSz9 Depot,
Rr. ts. OR~6aas.2penue.
(NnriI2. 1A PM
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- Raume OleIen Utllli0ncn,
gfidt it9er SPAR, bod t5Gti9=i gu luobuGu.
@rin oas Sefiloe, frudtbar DteHid uRO 9etroe
Soglei6 bebasltb Guf oer neuitcn @rhe,
@lel6 dngenebelt on oes SIsets arait,
Den autgerGlBt ttibuzem itge SolfeyIbait.
SIN Snrern bier EN- para oiefiL 2aEo.
So ruie ~o'rau6en 6lutb bis auf Den Jfano,
nHb tpie lie naitt, 9eiuoltiam einSuitlteRer,
@smelnorans eIlt, Die Sufe gu ueri6lieBen.
unO 70 oerbrtr9t, uln,ln9en BON @efatr,
pier &Innbelt, Etanu u. @rels, iein tu9tigSa5r. \
(G8. BIZ
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aga GrbOIun9 fir Gamfcnoc
&& in
- 6arrtinn's Babe, 8uDtz uno
Jii9errtzG tabliirmrut,
Ferry Bar.

Die Si9bthraBe biRaus,
no Die nitli6e un6 aeIun6c Suut ocs 10 ms
mems ben Stnoeru 9eIcbIt uno ocu auuotaeu ieoe
Sequemlidttit eeboteu rUiro. Qriuat.a ntISiOeIim~
MFR, Saoes AnJise, SGnoliider &C. o5Ee SrtrasBer.
9utupg.
gleSGntc i6uenieseIrbe &crsniguuse Sohten uub
auc anoeren arten pom 8ooten, Canoes. @onOeln,
Sdteau's II. J. 10. iIG Ane, n elde am iSiidGn Ser
Snilscn finten. 6iib9GrGt6e, SooCr Bum ISiitiauqe
uno aues RotPtge INNER porrltbis. IS 1T auo nit
III ierem GtGblliement cine Rcfauratipn uuc beI
aucme 3rinfhube OCrbunnCn, no uHiere iSrGuuoe
uuo @0nncr fb oeribert 1GltCu founen, nit Iuem,
mas iie pinIt6n. BON Der bCten Gudlttit mao mi
ibueuEr uno b0finfr AufpQrtung pCrIGbeR Su mar
Den. Smnibuiis iaoct man am @ube Der Stabt5obn.
@ebtiicer Sdrriion,
(SuniI, 1YtD BeIIp Bar, an ju6e err SIgttftr
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@ernania= W1nncrdlur.

2ur ~9eiIli9en gahritt fir 8aumetfter, sas Die
Blame iur Die ntue Sale iest ferti9 tno. nnb in Dem
&otaIe Der @eieaidait, Mr. f92, @ef.4umbarcs
Strd6e, sur Siniibt a%uflte9en. @ebote iir ben Ban
ubr, in Der Sa1e sntgeeeu9enommen uno oenIelben
Qbeno geofnet. - Das Jfent bIeiot porbebalten, elm.
Selne ODER aae In9ebots gu periperfen.
U39-42) las Sau.G ito.
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Fair Haven,
@nmmrr NuaAunsnrt

SuIIHlCE : <tuo IlHpuIIs
Die 4. Salon tiCits angCuGbmcR @sr0ui9uuosor,
tes on her Hdt beainnt am DtOrtoQ, oCr IL. Stunt.
0as prdtti9e Sampiihlf -Ibgo. gBsrme," @apt.
". y. StIpdH. lUro tan 6iCr Br. 8, yrobtfraEenf
gBctte, am FuBe Der &oHDaplruBt, tdallb tSGmz
tags nn0 sonntog5 OusSCuommeH) INN s ubr 30
ptun. Dtor9eus rcrlGNer, UlCr SturoCn am BluBg
blelbCn uHo nm s ubr abtnos iuri1Fcbren miro
out iencn SumitG9 GtCdmlttag 2 ubt Q~bfabIcn, uu0
lIb cGltibit lance geuUa a%ut5GltCu, nm Gin C~lepanp6
Soupet eIn5unebnlen uno nm 10 u9r 30 Rin. 3urifz
fttrCu.
0as 9roSe uno idnele 0Qmptidiff rWatiloa"
MIRO oitlglbe g9eritc Icoeu UiOHtu9 jiGbRutua 2
ubt %oetlGli'n uno nm 10 ubr 30 U&u. 5urif,Cbrsn.
Inn i.r9e7o cine anjG9t 81 dccoRooirer, miro Sous
Per ltoeH Ncnta5 IN 5otel uTo am Soro i%eroirt.
8,r'oncn, mcihe nit otm 8umpiihlffe r56eoocrc
Beems" Dtontag Utor9cn ron bier abgtben, tounrn
Den 9anJeH Vac am BIutc ~oerpCleR uno init Der
rDtGtllod" Ont AhCno RuIndtGbrtu.
DG 9~ampf5'niuLIts @eisuidait bat Die aGnI.
ude Settuua lto,s Sepattcn,Ets.
Erct. Spcrs U(uittCorps tDirr Die Uiuit ont 8or0
ees DamptlnttIe, ionic Ggd idgli4 i'm 9otgl tie
tgrn.
SiGete imr Die Sim uuo 9ilidIabrt 81; 8inoer uro
StCntboteH Die N1lite. C5uLiQ, 3Dlte)
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naterBaitHageR.
g MGSA S6iiecn : Ocfeua
EZKS fd)aft.

Sas 6iesidbrige Shietn = RsF obiger gcisaitait
miro bonn 40 bic 10. SUM 3. :. In oerRu bdTi
ab9ebnlteu. @ro6e SdieB= unb QeeGl=BrtIie, Grierc
aud lur SanIen, ionic HeitsD}S6allen, DsroGn Uers
tbelt. Scrgnl9uuaeu iCber drt fnbsH tdgGih 8utt:
ME SetItonB, 8beattrz8 orhenuuser. RGrioretten.
5beatCr, auiftsigen pon SaQons, YortrGgs bi6fierr
@eianeoereiHe. 8olf5bGluhlaungeH, 9iHoeTiplele &C.
@oRJerts uHo 2onS=Ituit tiqll1 BON 2ubr yiatuitz
tags bis II 1br Abeuee. roruts ~bIiiGHte illumination
uno Seu6ruerf. Cur AuirC6t5altuu9 Der Srbnung III
upthIee Gorge qetraeeR. OmrIbufie Gebcn an ieorm
ifeftGse BON Dtoreens 10 bis Abenbs - ubr Sun
8arFe uno 3urld pom Der Ste Der Baltimore uuo
SultonftraBe. SoarphraBcn=S quGre, GutGlU=, @ams
osn., gortllnos uno gmOruftrGRe.
Die YliteIifber O%sIiummelH ib YioRtdg, Den f6.
Surf, Niorgcns Z ltbr, in ibrem SCrIuumlun9s 60
Tale, nYiebaRics : SGuG," uno matidIreu uon bier
nm s utr unter SorausmGri6 UOn Capt. Z. 2Sinttr's
UluTtcorps in uoler 9anG : Uniform ofs preuB.
Soroe. @renG0iCr. GGgiments oirGft Sum 6eitpldbe,
uno IA oaiielbc fur bIe SauSr oes fehes cuadaut.
Der AusmarId Der -9B.=S. Observation-Disclosures
iuhet Woutaa, Den 16. SUM, Uiorgfns s nbr, pom
~Yle1anics > palC" CTS inter Borau5mGrib ben
Capt. BtHteI's uuo Soldiers Bano in 2 9luIhonCn
ftatt. SerYtarib gebt BON ofr~ TebaHicss9Glt ourt
@utGius, Baltimore, SrCmoRts, &olumblGhraBe Dis
rett gum 5eftplaSe. Aue Diit9Iieocr tro RolIhit er4
iu6t it6 am ApsBuse in Uniform Su bstPetllgeH.
I'm oieies Sbusenfeft 81 ctnem etr an9eTeblHltsH
p~oitsttlmIi6fen gu MAIDEN, bot oas @o1lIte neoer
Rofen, mob HRnhe 9tlheut uuh erlGubt nd oesbdlh,
ooe oesbrte 8ubiitum treuH0litft EtnSulGoen.
Gintritt % Gents.
n7-l SnA Sn,nitr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-10

ni4ts. folst aber, Obpobl ibr nidts tpilet
bod ai9t eurem Sirten Ssius Gbritns 4.
Der fatbolii9en 9rieiteridait benn ibr
slaubt nidt sinmal. Climb mir alio, ME
ibr iast: .Sdaafe~ 70 ieib ibr nod nidt
sinmal 70 gut unb 70 seideibt mie S9aas
fs, ionbern piel idlimmcr unb biimmer als
mir ibr isio rdubise 8Ode, bic fia ni&t
leitsn laNen.-
gutbor Sabt hrs iest Ssbcrt, ibr guf-
ssildrten mas es nit eud 1T. &inber 4.
@arrsn iasen betantlid Die 8abrbeit.
S6dmt sud nit eursr &robtbuerei. elm
tIsines Rinb lam eud nit aa' eurer Spre=
6erei unb GIunferei ben @araus MAIDEN,
mas i'd eud anssboten bate unb mas NM
msbr 9eidsben 1T. Sod ocrIieren mir wei-
ter feline @orte nit 2euten, Die stuar b6fen
uno bod nidt b6reu, ieben nno bod ni&t
isben, iuis Fs gbritus ielbh 10 trefeno es=
seidnet bat.
(Sdlu6 fclat.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-10

lionen armer Srldnber in europa fertis
ssbra1t fir 5 Wilionen Ratboliten in
america feline S4mierisieit baben iolte.
W0sen uniere tatboliiden 8n4ote 3uiam'
menseben, m0sen lie iiber Die ein5ulHla'
s.noen @ese Ratbes pfegen, uaosen IL
gum tatbolii4en 8olfe americo's ipredbeaI
bas fatbolijde Bolt Der Der. 6tdaten, e.
tennt feline Yfidt uno S4Moisfeit nne
pirb, gum suten Berte aafseforosrt, i'
tbun!
M6sen bas uniere air4enfiriten beber'
3isen, unb friidsemutb ans sroBe Wer'
seben.
gs iinb fir Die CUTE Sa4e bisber nul
e~inselne Stimmen laut 9eporoen, mose,
es ni6t bic Stimmen Rufenber in be-
8lifs iein. Dir bOffen es mi9t!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-10
(3ir bic s~eursmbursr @asstts..)
Rmf oas Self ,,2aaria g,nyfdmsnik'
CSe,lafiGes.
Die absriints rarsn nod ni&t b.
mar i9 Itcr s%mpfansen."
.Sprud SalcmcnsS ,25.

Die absriinte tarsn nod ni&t ta
mar i9 Itcn smpfansen."
.Spru& Salemeus S,25.
Uorfssuns.)
.. Ssbt nennit 0u lie gar crit nod
Sdaafe. Sdaafe nsnut man ia in Der
81. S1rift Die &iuoer @ottes, Die 8ottlo=
len binseSen YOde.
u. Meinstpssen mOsen iie aud YOds
iein, absr S9aaisbOde oenn lie MAIDEN
e. aerabe pie Die Sdaafe. 30 ndmlid
Der 2sitbammsl b%inldnit. oa lauien ibm
ale Sdaais, aud Die S6aafb6de oarun-
ter mad. go babe i'd nsulid in elmer
.3eituns sslsisn, bab 10 Elm 2sitbammel If.
gsnbwo In %unbeIonnenem anlaut uabr-
ideinli4 ba9ts sr ii&, oas lei Der selssens
ie Bes fdr Jpn, In eiHen gbsrunb i9
Was ssi4isbt? 9is S6aafe ie.
ben bies-paren ibrer Segsn L 1000 (ia IS
lit wirtlid ssi9eben) uno @Qe miifisn ibm
mad. Die Sirtsn itelen ii4 in oen Dsa,
ab, treiben Die Sdaaie ,uriid, itsl-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-10

missit, i6rem Mutb unb TIRE Ansbouer.
bic ie 3n trsu,n @a4folstrn bes Stifters
hires Orbeus MAIDEN; uno aud far Sront.
reid beseifterts ii@ Der Ra4folser beg bl.
Yetrus. ptl&ss foDitise Strosn Der Seilis-
teit h~erporQebraht bat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-10
Ratbplifher 8irhcn 8alenSer.

Bonn Sensuie Sobanues. SOD. 1.
,nni. ben "A. Trsmb. 9ieaIus, Sif&cf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10
HUCTEO.N S.SkES.

4 GOOD Observation-Disclosures
n CAPITALISTS-BUC WOOL
EN- MILLS, PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY,
VIRGINIA, ATPUBLIC AUCTION.
By virtue of decree Of Fauquer County
Court, pronounced on the LIST day of March,
1873, in the chancery cause therein pending
styled Campbell IS. Hunton ct sis" tho un-
dcrsignnd, special Commissioners appointed for
that purpose, will expose to sale, at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder, Oh SAiU RDA \ +,
july jtii,. 1878, n the front door OF the Court
House, in The town Of Warrenton, county Of
FuGq,lic-, STATE Of Firginis. this: valuable Mill
I'D Mill property attached tho:e-n, kao"Ii -
.:u,led 1t Buck;nnd, II this county Of t-!are
william.
1.hcsc Mills ara upon i}road kar. only faw
miles distant fro.! :iamoavillc, g station upon
tuc Manassas Division Of tho Washington City,
Virginia NJ ,diand and Grea. Southern Ha:lrUat,
ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND.
Tho buildings consist of Fl h o. TEN Anti
EMENIHOGSESa and Factory Bui. dings .=; ;2szs4
Tie Factory is resdy for work, and has III II the
very pest and most improved machinery; the
water power as good is can DO found III Virgin
ia, and tho location in every respect desirable.
Capital invested IN these idi.ls properly man
aged, mus. pay handsomely.
Terms Of Sale: Ten per centnm OF The rur-
chsse money in cash; the residue In onc Two,
three and four years from tho day Of salei the
purchaser to execute bonds, with approved per-
sonal security, bearing interest from dnto, for
the deferred instruments; title retained until the
last payment is made, ard the property aforo-
said subject to resale at the risk of the purchaser
should he fail 10 comply with the terms OF sale.
EPPA HUNTON,
HUGH r. GARDEN,
r. TAYLOR SCOTT,
Warrenton, Va, 10 4-eots CONS. of Sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10
HAIR DEPOT,
Go King street.

We havo now on hand and are constantly
manufacturing the largest stock Of
REAL AND IMITATION HAIR,
ever offered in Alexandria Of the finest quality
Hair and work only. Our prices for making
Switches, Curls. &C., IRE rs per cent less than
they can be done anywhere. For making Comb
ing Switches Soc, 75c and 81; largest size Sl2
Switches fromSl upwards Our So and S5Switches
cannot be beat in any place for the price. Call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere NO
trouble to show goods
FERGUSON'S Hair DEPOT,
an q 66 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10
I'll I, & ! f.. / &,
TUESDAY EVENING, } CNE lQ.

DEAD HEADS on RAILROADS. --!hc cay or
the dead heads arc numbered. al least SO far as
the railroads are conccgntd. At Il m&ctlns I'll
railroad managers, held ii Chicago, on ucs,
tlav last il was resolved inanludlisly to ca'!cel
all outstanding passes at the end q tli3 mnaIn'
and 60 refuse - Issue any moro ;iiter I"t u,'o'
This order is absolute, except WIFE rGg.ra 70
the MASSAGE Of employees over roads with when
they arc connected, and except IN cases where
roads ara compelled by existing contracts 20
grant passes C!ergyman are no logger to bc
allowed half fare tickets, and railroad officers
arc no longer to exchange passes win eIch
other. Tue roads upon which this desirable
reform is to be established are the Chicago aud
Alton, the Burlington, !he Northwestern, the
Illinois Central, the ST. Paul, the kHck Island,
and the Ohio and Mississippi. The benefits
which will follow from suen A reform caunot DC
over estimated. Net only viii the railroad
companies be benefited, but every interest OF
the State through which they pass will be adj
vauccd.
SAD AFFA1R.-A Princeton (Kan. cores
popdcnt of the ST. Paul Press, under date OF
tho 9th ult., writes: This community was
much shocked this morning upon hearing OF
sad affair which occurred last evening (May
2G) in the family Of a respected citizen named
Joseph H. Townsend 1t seems that one OF his
boys, named Joseph, and some thirteen years
of age, returned home from neighbor > house,
and, full of mischief, while seated BY the stove
amused himself by throwing kernels of corn at
his eldest sister, Mabel, girl of some sixteen
years of age, who was sitting at work. Some
what angry after awhile the girl threw large
pair of shears at her brother, which untortu-
nateIy struck him point foremost full in the LETT
breast, penetrating his thin clothing and his
breast and heart, causing his almost instant
death.