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.Eflo Produce ffEsarkots.

CINC1aNATI.
cIsctNHATI, Nnv. 4.-DHEApsruFrs--Flou is dun
Old csr lsac sheliea, iai4c Sow car o:H sses
3s.e quiet alia nncaigc Outs quiet 1t 3e42c. Bar
st ess Hss1Sa stock light sales at 80
new slaoo hid. LurI-Kettlc, oily jobtng traee 1t
7GG7Aio; steam, asso bid &C esied. Bulk mcats
cear 'ss; s.ssa ,'ow eear 1iS o 1t W B1:on
shoulders III fsir demand at ,laGHc clear rib aaloa
1T ha4 tJGc ! clear tAt.
+ WSisKv-Quiet aid tlen1y at SEC.
ToLEno, Nov. 4.-DaEAnsr11rrs- steady,
WHEAT quiet: a,nbcr, Sl.a5Ia rash !; S1,30H seer
sl55S DssemGcr Corn ssady ss S' nuke mixed, i4s IL;
~~txsa, !:$ez:Se Oats aasdy 10. i. s75oiass
FnstaHrs-Dull mud unchanged.
NEuEirIs-Fiour, NOle; whrat, 1900 bu !; cornt
15,9oo hu; cats, 2,ooobu.
As1r,.Els- Il. M -MeMs, nopo wheat, 5000 bu corn,
'9'ss0 49, '"''' ''''' nurrAno. il
nuFfAIo Noy.4 n, y.4;-Ba.spsrurEs-w q scarce and
for steboygan Club. Corn dull saest 5000 ba No.
Western. car-ots, 49c oas nomualIy 4uc for boat
lsaa o!s Eye y '.Seeted Barley ln' aAcs, 500 bu
rREzoura-Frn ut Il; ia%G; 161'ls Tl,sat' 1le'
asrln;, SoGgsv; 10. j fail, si.?3sj Il Corn dui
VIZ scliss Noysnsr oass dill sd io"ssr sss sso
n eiorstor 3ls O. beat bly, It tho close Barley dull:
No : T. 30; nyS "a dull and lower; No. =, olo.
rnov1s,oss- -rork-Nane horo. Bulk meats mora
sas asys ;Iss sktd s s's s0qa:ss @ s ssar M ~ ~
ss7o; elear' ss "a '*si' Ias bneers s'saS *
ioaa7pnll 0sl nt ss4o9aco most sales at $780,
d*rriF-Dnl!; little done except tn low grades,
good to choice resa'' 5,:r}H;,% r. 19s759o'
nErnoir, Nov. 4.-bnEAnsrurra-Flou quiet and
HlInt IL
s' s'i1; wSs ~. I t.x Stl; As am1rr s's's Corn dull
LOUISVILLE,
IouIsyIILE. Ky,, Nov. a.--paggug quiet Light
4Dsrvsrs1Tiour qu,es and steady. Wheat
,,1touaa-:DLul; receipts Light; common to cholco.
*ianSy.Go: iale.,ou,o,. r,os. ,,,,s, -,
sonIslotlor4, i'So cear rib, G;fgG ia; clear, u
"A'SRx-ea's' :; p,i,fH1srpu7. f''ssIH;
rlilLADELrHla, foY. !. = -DAEADart1rFB-Fluur 1lu,-
e, bat moi not higher. Wheat te.dlng upward RID,
ltya hea at s3aauc. Corn i'1ner; ysiow, a4Gl 05o;
mixed Western, b1ts4e, Oats trtncr white a6f&lcc
p!:rl:oLEun--Vsry dull crude, loHo; refined, l5E
WHlsry-At 90,
.-. NEW ORLEANS.
81 Hsw sa, ORLEANS, NoY. 4-l'nEAnsruFSs-1ran dull vt
hdars ror aud In demand at sst
7,EN n,s4n@wa Sso ~ st common, 7Ao good conoD
hioLsssrs s:-ssay ind in fair aounnd f.!r, sea
0@v p5sto 70 sfirstly prnc 5a19oe .aolce eo.
chnnHel,
&C., ooEroN-1n talr acluoud ealea $50 basu pricca
G9l4Eo; low midlNnga to strict low middnga, II a
i!'6o; 'niallinga to good mlldlinyu, N,sG}lo,.s.
nscsips aad bales; exports to tho contlucnt, aslv
,MesrrAn1--aold. 1oa@1oe,6. Currency, sh@4.
asegIlus. bank. l4!sa1AA s'ght. :k&2s<-
, 1873-11-05
CArttANlS1; MCKAY,
lBy JOHN 7. NOoTs, ller attorney -f,pt,,
lfax.

tJy InHN T, 1E0pTR hly attorney lll-fact},
Both myself autl my attorney ,lia,oYorod from
Mrs. Stills Ina'Ilsr Of teatifyi;lg that, for Aomo
cause, she wIshcd 10 hoop lior daugter's wlloro-
Nlnrkann manifested equal anxiety on tic sa,ue
, 1873-11-05

up IN erory respect. Tin informant TO whom I
6poko saia M we'll TINT tho Lobby Tor flo
RETURN OF rltE cowroS-rAx
was equally ,Mnprinciplot, and WIS lotl by snm
smith, or california, OLD 1lnrachol V. Jui,nEon,
terOut,
, 1873-11-05
JAY COOKE & co.
Full Text Of the Proposition for
Winding-Up Their Busi-
ness,
Articles OF Agreement Which the Cred
itors Are Asked to Sign.
The Transfer Of Assets and "Nepoti.
able Certificates Of Indebted.
1less.h

ah1a Co,4;aoo+,, &c r,l.1.1
wv '1AASss'e' - A1oeptea'
ness
Special Correspondence NJ TIN chSeooo 7,ibun.
rn1nApx1ru1a. Oct, At 1RTs
Tho following ia TIM mi toxt NJ t,,a o,',o, a'.o
tno,t 1oid 1,ora.e H.. .a,,.. 49,. 1o.r " tu' "6'o
oA. -a'u u'Aoio 'no cfa"asofa OK Jay Cooko u 70
!or signature:
"TH1s AGREEMENT, mado this lat lny Of Oc.
tober, A. d.. 1873, botycen inv Cooke. william
g. brnorhoo,1 rooroo n trh,.,.n ~ coa1.
r. 80 ~, ,r.h ~ oa' ~: eeoAo
49,, 49,, W tne e'tS o1 thl'aaoipnla' Aaffls u
sauhostock, da1noa a. darland, Of tho City oi
Now York, and Horny D. Coolto, of the City Of
Wnshiuptnn, indiyidun),r nnd tru1nc na :1o1
rooko T. -, i, p,,,,,1o,rt,,o D. r., n.,,1,. :
~ 'no ~ ~ ~ - 'aao'ln''' -, '"S .ooAe
TO-, IN NC" York, IN tho state Of Now York, and
lay Cooke d Co., III tho City Of Washington,
District ,, Of Columbia, parties Of tho trst part
III. ~ t,,o a,oo,,1 49,, r.1,s.., ma1',''
o.'a u .uo seeonu paet Ea"afo a. kollfnH'
Inc CITY OF fhladolphta Hereinafter do.
scribcd and designated as Trustee), party Of the
third pnrt oul tin creditors of tI,o ,,ort;oa ot
Y,,a ,rat ,nrt ,,3,ngo ,,,,,,aa ~ I,sus,.s.s =.
ue Alss plis, "noso 'la1l'cs are nofonhto do'
etioou' raruoa Of the fourth part, wltneasoth :
"WuEhrAs, Tho parties of tho first part arc
Indebted to various creditors and nrn t1earoue
,f securing tl,oir rcneyn'ent hy tha co,,voran"s
-, ,!s.s"ass ~ - .no .on'os",ito
~" ti"1oios =. e'erS'ains III "alch tney arc n-
;orested, directly Or indirectly (noll,ling rights
Of dowcr, Rud waylng the exemptions and ros-
pryaIions allowed by law). md It in docmod for
bo hoat irtoro.t ~ H. oro;.as, m ~ ~ 49,
W. pea' ~ ..o as " lne aopt
or' saa' an arfangemeht should DO made for
winding up the business Of tho parties Of tho
nrst part i'll s,1ol1 manner os viii enable tho
parties of thu flret nart In r;vo tho horont ~
u,.;. ,..,u1.e,l r.s w s.'o ',Ao eo'o"' "
1io4i Ano"iooeo auo eAPef'eneo IN THO CONVEX
Sion OF their assets, 30 rs to prevent any unncc-
csaary waste of tho property, md insure tic
payment Of their creditors in fnll mud
uWurnr.u f,arto;n oao;o,,,no,,ts ~ ,,r,,,rt;,,
,,,4a;aa 49, CO. ~ p'opo.sios
ou'pis'o .no ',1n.o u ionnsyAfahla were naao ny
tho parties OF the ilrst part, for the benefit Of
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-09-27
Tho Hired Man.

The skilled workman, whose moral
character is faultlcss, forms one of the
noblcst types ofour American civilization
Such workmen can be found, not only in
tho machine shops but on tho farm.
Such men have not dreamed themselves
into position, but have formed for thcm-
selves characters that are of value and
worth, and their services are always in
demand. The model hired man is one
who is an early riser; one who looks af-
ter the most trivial matters about the
farm. Ifho sees anything that ought to
be done he does it as soon as an oppor.
tunity occurs. Let it only re fcucc
rail, plank tl.at is wanting, it is re.
placed in its proper position. a great
many little things are being constantly
70 handed of the hired man; but prompt
attention to them is u matter of very
great Importance to his employers,
The working man on the farm should
endCavrr TO take as much interest in
seeing that everything is done at the
right time, and in the best possible way
au the employer himself In this way
he will render himself useful-nay, al.
most indi.pensoblo-to any thorough
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-09-27

abstra.s Of all snch deeds, conveyances,
mortgages, settlements, agricultural
liens, and other Instruments in writing
shall be proved as in the case of julg
monts, MS aforesaid, and recorded by the
clerk in the book books, rs ordered in
the preceding Section Of this Act.
SEC. IL. That nothing herein con
tained shall prevent any one from estab
fishing, on the trial of any cause, any
lost or burnt paper, according to the
rules of evidence now existing.
SEC. IL. That the Judge of the
Eighth judicial circuit shall have pow
er to appoint person, who shall be
called commissioner, to hear and
decide all questions to bo referred to
him, as required under the provisions of
this Act
SEC. 13. The County commissioners
are authorized and required to employ
the service of a competent person to
arrange properly, In the new Office of
the Probate Judge Of said County, all
the records of the late Court of Equity
which properly belong ito the Probate
Court, and which were saved in mixed
and disorderly condition from the late
fire in Abbeville.
SEC. Ii. That in cases whore records
are al.ogether destroyed or burned, tho
execution excepted, the execution shall
be taken as prima facie evidence Of the
burned or lost record.
SEC. ID. That by the substitution and
removal Of Judgments and papers, as pro
vided by this Act, nc party rhall have
any other or greater right than would
have exi=.ed had the judgment and con
veyahces mortgage, settlement, lien, or
other instrument in writing, never been
burned, mialaid, lost or destroyed.
Approved February 27, 1873.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-09-27
Oiling Harness.

The &!iowing recipe is sent US BY 4.
Tait, of Howard county, Kansas. He
thinks it is the best he has ever used,
and it is SO simple that any Que may
easily try the experiment.:
Take about half gallon of oil, and
put in shallow pan or basin, aud dip
the harness in, one piece or moro at
time; then strip the oil off of the strap
with your finscrs, letting it run back
into the basin; hang up to dry; repeat
the dipping of the harness two or three
times uutil it will take no more OIL A
little lamp black added helps the looks
very much. After the oiliug take rag
and rub off the harness, and you viii find
the hardest lelther and the stiffest tug
have become very pliable and wiilrs-
main SO from one to three years. YOU
may leave them out in the rain . dozep
times; and you cannot sec but they are
as pliable as before the water touched
them. And not only chat, but the rats
and mice will never touch them. liz
they are dirty, it is not necessary to clean
before oiling. A ass.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-09-27
The Josh Billings Papers.
PUDDIN' ANe MILK.

Love IL scd tew bu-biisd, but i kno
lots ov phellows in love who kan see
twice AZ much in their gals az kan
The n,iser liz riddle. What he pos
scs'es he haint got, and what he leaves
behind him he never had.
Good phisick is like a flilc, it fur
nishes the tune, while natur cuts the
pigeon wing aud cures the patient.
Caution, tho very often wasted, iz a
good risk to take.
Pity IL about tho meancst wash that O ne
man kan offer another. had rather hay
Q 10dollar greenbaok that had been torn
in two twice and pasted together, than
tew have all the pity thare iz on the
upper side ov the earth. Pity iz moth.
ing more thar quiet Batisfackshun that
i am great be oph than yu am, and
that j intend to keep SO.
Fortune liz like coquett, if you don t
run after her she will run after you.
Did you ever hear very ritch man
sing?
lfi was going to paint a pikturc of
Faith, Affection and Honesty, would
paint mi dog looking up in mi face and
Wagon his tail.
Eddie Ga very smart boy).-"Pa, how
many chickens are there on that dish 2"
Parent,-"Two, my SON.
Eddie.--"No, there are three. This
is one, and that is two; and don't one
and two make three 2"
Parent.-"Well, then, Jour mother
may have one, I'll take the other, nd
you may have the third for your din.
ner.
Tho devil 10 a mean kugs. He never
keeps hiz own promises but alwus makes
us heop ours.
Truth il az artless az child, aud az
purswasive.
Thare il nothing in This life men pay
SO hi price for az they do Tor repcu-
tance.
Laws are made, customs grow; laws
hav tsw be executed, customs execute
themselves; laws beaiu where customs
end.
Men who bav good deal tow say,
use the fewest words.
Punning znothing moro than mimickry.
The best punster now living iz mon
key; he makes pun on louise forty
times day bi SCRATCHING hiz head
The road tew wealth is a highway;
but tho road tew knowledge iz bye
way.
Shame il the dieing embers tew vir-
tew.
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alircddy discounted hiz dinner.
/ never knu n man troubled with mel
ankolly who had plenty tew dew, and
did it.
Good breeding, NJ understand, it, il
giving every mau hiz due, without rob
bing yourself
! dent know ov better kurc for sor-
row than tcw pity somcbody else.
Experience il grindstun; and it IL
lucky for us If we kan get frightened
by it-not ground.
We shouldn't forgit one thing: that
there IL not single fee simple on this
futstool: even the best tooth in our he'd
may fall tcw aking before sunset, and
hav tcw be jerked out.
Ignorance il the wetuuss ov prejudice.
Anticipation IL CONSTANTLY nibbling
expekted pleasure until it consumes it;
jiss SO the school boy, who visits his bas
Natur iz jist rs honest az COW.
Talk little, but listen loud, IL the way
tew make the company ruspekt yu; |
mean susrekt yu ov Knowing CRATE
deal more than yu aktully do.
II you should reduce the wants ov the
people ov NJ Y ork City down tew aktu-
al necessitys and plain comforts, you
would hav tcw bubble the perlice force
tow keep them from committing sni
eide.
People, when they find fault with
theirsell, arc generally more an xious teY
be consolcd than forgiven; and, there
fore, when man begins tew confess hiz
sins tew me, and scz "Ntere isn't no hope
for him,' tell him he ought tew kno
awl about it, and guess il more than
half right.
What the world wants IL good exam
Piles, not so much advice; advice may be
wrong, but examples prove themselfs.
Pride is bogus. Adam at one time
had right tew be proud: but he let
sin beat him out of hiz birthright.
A Growing hen and cackling ruse-
ter arc very mistortuuate poultry iu
lami!y.
Aza giucral thing the man who mar
rvs woman ov more uppercru,t tlan
himself, will find the woman mere
anxious tew preserve the distance bo-
tween them than tew bring him up tew
her grade or go down tew his level.
Titles are valuable they make US
acquainted with menny persons who
would otherwise be lost among the
rubbish
Peace IL the soft and holy shadder
that virtew casts.
Habits are like the wrinkles on
mans brow; if you will smooth out the
one, i will smooth out the other.
1t il darncd sight eazicr TO find six
men who ken tell exactly how a thing
ought tew be did, than to Eud one will
do it,
Marrying for money IL u mcaner way
tew Sit it than countericiting,
Dispatch il taking time bi the ears.
Hurry iz taking it bi the end OF the
tail.
The miscr who heaps up gains tcw
gloat ovOr, ia like hog in pen fattod
fer show.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-09-27
NUMER 35
goins farmer who fortunately controls q
the services of such man. s
B0asting.

Ann Strong was a sad little boasteF.
Though she ment to speak the truth,
she was so vain aud thoughsless that no !,
one would believe her. A ...
She always wanted a long lessan,
She would say, II can learn it all, it is /,
it is not too hari for me-" though when,
her class was called out to b, examined,
she was often sent back to hor seat te
study.
If anything was :. oe done at home
or at school, Ann would always say. "I
know how, please let me do it,"
even if it was thing she could No do %
all.
AIMS teacher wished some one to
point to the name of the cities on large
map, so that all the girls in the, class !,
might knew where to find them. A'
"Oh, let me do it, said Ann, Il k6oR
how as we'll as can be- 10 s'st 80
'Ycs, you may do it," said Miss Ea-Sa
ton: but Ann could not point to a single
name that her teacher called. Sos
'You are like silly little pigeon Z Z
used to hear about when was little
girl" said her sister. ia,s
A bright eyed little girl, raising her 4
right hand, '0h, please tell Us all about =
the pigeon,
'The story replied Miss Eaton, 'is
that when the pigeon first came into
the world, all the other birds came and
offered to shoEa her how to bpiha,
nest" .s3 ,6s STA
The cat bird showed her its nest, ali
made Of sticks aud bark; and the spar,
row showed her theirs, which were woven
with moss aud hair. But the pigeon,
walking about in very vain ways
and turning her head from side to side,
said: Il know how; j know how 70.
build my nest as well as toe. best ef
yoR Z
Then tho black bird showed his neat,
which WAS fastened to some reeds, and
swung over the water, and the turtle
dove said hers was easier to build thaa
all. for it was quite fat and made only
Of sticks laid to together. But the ply
son turned her pretty head as before and
said; i know how sats zs3s
At last all the birds left her. Then
the pigeon found that she did not Know
how at all: and she went witloutssa
nest until a man took pity on her, and
built pigeon house and put sons zhAy
into it. EsT S4w
Now, children, though the storyof
the pigeon is only fable, and not tfae.
yet you may learn a worry suseful las
son. -tss9 ~
Little hops and girls who are yaip
boastors, are laughed at by others, and
deceive themselves. Like, the silly pig.
con, they say: i know howl! but they
often find to their sorrow, when i,ia too
late, that they do net. aas -
Remember, my dear children, that
whom you once learn to do anything we'll
you will not need to boast of it. -.
---szD- znuEz1z=.----
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-09-27
!. SATURDAY, MORNING. sEPTEMBER q. ISIS.

AN ACT TO REMEDY AND SgPPLY
THE Loss OF PUBLIC RECORDS, AND
TO PERPETUATB TESTIMONY IN
REGARD TO DEEDS, MORTGAGES,
SETTLEMENTS AND OTHER PAPERS,
LOST BY FIRE AT ABBEVILLE.
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The Pardoning power has sbeenstakep
away from the Governor Of Iowa,,,sI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-26
GhieaQo WarftberiAt.

Cper Isltsrapb.) q. NcY, 1873.
@ sisen.- 3iemlih lsbbaft uuS fef; 20.
Sill; &c. 2 S1.05 bis 1858 fir Desem.
Der $1.024 bis 1.O3s ; fir Sanuar Sf.0l! bic
LOG! 80. 3 S1.00 his t.01 Iusl9ub 9ii
Ste.
@elf5fcr n.-Wdeie letbaft lei fsfsm
preile go. 2 40 bic 400 Cts. taar 404 bis
40s fur DECEMBER; All bis i19 fir Sanuar
@usituB 80 Cts.
Safer.-3ubis unb fef gu 80 Cts. taar
32f Gts. fir Saauar /; Iuslbub 20 Sts.
8pssen.-Nubis unp fst su 65 bis 65i 6.
@srfe.-IO. 2, Fau S1.3i bis 1876; @p. 3
felt ;u 81 bis So Cts.
2 d wsinefteii9.-Rubis Sf2.W; 49,
373 fur 3auuar.
gei@tsr $40 bis us taar ; $3.50
fur Sanuar.
@efbIa6tete 9 d s.-Iitt se
mug int Warfte, UNI tnen Narttprsis al MAIDEN.
Ilsins partisu ;u Si.5G bis 4.75.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-26
Sn Ses Mpines BADEN bic asute elm 9

9n SeS Woines baben bic esuts elm gOr.
ssfitI ale Tonne ss nidt febsn, bab bic Stast
rim Sii&pfsfB pirp. IRAN in bort i'm YesriFe
Gin nsues YfarrbauS su tausn, bas 70 sinssri&.
tet tcsrbtn fol-, baS IS aud ais bii@5ai6s Rsii.
BENG tiensn fam. gu esm 3wsds idsint Cd, II
man aud bort untsr ben auseu Oss @snsraI.
Sisars Brazil bsi&aftist cine r8air" absu.
baltsn, unb ta betbt es: rSn snbetratt be.
pi6tissn GrsisniNs Der lestsn Wo6sn, iSsint ss
isst ale ansssma6t cab has nsus GstGubs mUs.
Ii&srpsiis ais cine tii6Sai9s JRsfcsn3 sienen
fol- nnb anf @rune eisisr nabsn @abrl&einli9.
felt icasu bic &ausrn tart ssnus ssbaut su.rben,
nm Elm rrittss Stodpsrf trassa su fSnusn.
Sn Tes Muinss mue man sismlid fiber
isin, mas man in &cm in SstrrH Der lbsiluna
Der Diteele Dubuque bsltliebt. @ir farttsn,
man fOnnte bic Rs9nuns obns ben @irtb ma.
den
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-26
Gorre(ponosn, orr lafemb. Wa3stts.

Nep u m ~. Ncp. 1873.
Seate Moraen 2 llbr trat bier in benz ga.
loon res 8. 9sumann, bur6 cine ni6t sGnsli6
aussslSl6te yampt, Gin rsrbssrsnbcs 5susr aus,
has bsnn aud in .3sit spn elmer Stuncs A SUl;.
sstGurs, nit fat limmtlidsn SnYentarien, in
gliGs ssrwaneslie, uns sa;u bel nur tbeilwcilsr
Geri6eruna.
" WuIen, Giienwaarsnbanbluns
S s lctsrsr, Supslier;
SNsumann, Salcpn II. GQinpaarenbanbluna.
SO Sausnlteir, Salppn;
y. Sbcrnins, Salpcn
Sic gSslt wire lid sieQei6t punesrn, pie auf
5 @sb1ups 3 SalOUns bur9 8eusr psrbsert MGR.
ben fcnnen. (Nihsn a fCr6terliden Duri6t
.brsben babsn. Hee.) Do6 sielem Grtiunen ent.
sessn ;u fcmnsn mub it bier bsmsrten, bab
gtsp Him Gin ssmiitbli&ss benti6ss Stast9sn
sewprrsn 1T II. NO rS semiitblia unb better suss-
ben ira, ba bari es bp2 nitt an sutei, 9strGnf,
!. 3. an ebtem Nep llIm Bier fsblen. Salt |!
bsinabe bate i& ~Ssrssien su erpGbnen, sa6,
ipenn aneere, unc natiirli6 aud i'd. ni6t 10 frGf.
tis nit oes tcaen 8eusrs @esenelemsnt WalIer,
uuc setpsbrt bittsn, es, bas 8susr nam.
lib, iSerlia nod etn Nsbenastause pssssfesi
bate /; atsr, bari it es iassn z Nsin, tsin ga.
leon, ~fcnbern cine S9sntwirtbi9aft!
Oc4 Spab bel Ssits, unb Soft sebanft /:
@sniSsnleben iine feline gu b%eflassn. unb Der
S&apsn ,pirp bpHsntli6 10 talb ais mDsliG pie.
Der a~ussswsst psrpsn unn Sbm stpsimal s%eSanft,
pab es siemIi& winpifiG mar u. fsinsr bieler bier
ibIi&en, fir&terli&sn Srfane bic 9attpa4e
bate, icnf bate es i&ls9t sefanssn UNI infer
anmutbises, seuutbli9ss, t~eitsrss St1bt1en.
Oiesmal senus. oh 6ioeS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-26
Stadt und Staat.
NcifeuScr Neent.

Ssrr 8. .. page tersif sisis Bohr bic
llmsessnb ron 9sp 5rier in @innsiota nm bort
Subleri6euten fir uus ~ ilmmeln unb 0elesr
III eUllsettren.
Ssr 5. =. @mbrcfa bat i4 mad SSincis
teseben unb b.reist bic @essnb swiIdsn bier unb
Gbieaso.
Wir MAIDEN bic 5rsunbe Der r@aSette" in
jsnen @essnsen u imsrfiam unp bitten fe ben
Serrn ibre Sdlis II. ibren SsiRanp, wsan n6tbis
~ rerlsiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-26
Gpnectc fur bic Mrmeu.

I'm, nG@ten Srnnias tpiro cine @paerte in
ct. @arY's STRIDE abssbaltsn sur llntsriiBnns
Der Irmsn unb Nptblsitenssn Der 0emsinte.
9br, bic ibr nit seitli&en .@atsrn %ssitsnst feb,
crinnsrt Guh, taS tbr hieie Sitter bait I'M Gu
ties ramit gu ttun une bae ,u ben 5us:nSen bic
einsn Gbriifen aieren iclen, aud bic Yarmbtr-
siafeit eebSrt. Seic ni6t ,a eusber,is unS be.
csnft, bab es niGt uun,Ssli6 III, zap cieaei6t ibr
peer euere aineer in bsnielbsn 8all fcmmen
fDnnt Der SGlfe su b~rSirfsn. Der Wintsr III
lang unb Der arms mS6ts l9 aud parnsn unb
leinen Sunser Iilen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-26
Va GroGe, Wisc.
Sriefe einseaansen bis Samftae
Nbcub.

Rts. q y SaItl O. &ss. Nassfraner, s
gsdsr 2, SaeOb Dimmer, s 3 Matbias, yb
aiuss 2, . @OnnsE 9 5bsin 2, 8 Sanb 2, s
Stsmpsr, Subn Sung, Sas een,n,, s y Nessr.
mad, y Slim, Wm Grin, Ns Yrpiuis, 8 i
alsin, q S&lsnE y grotium, s y S&mit s
Seuarbt Gb DINNER, Or u Sanpl, W acnsn,
s Wintrinssr, 8 3 Wuaer, s Stsiasn, s
Rarl&aa, Sac Bennett, s aOnss, y aramsr,
gmbrciY 3, s y page 3.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-26

Solsenec Serrn BADEN tie Site ssbabt,
Die Issntur Der @asstte III itsrnsbmer unb Fnb
babsr srmddtist, &bunnsntsu 81 Iammsln, @sl-
Der ;u ecaetiren unp fir uns tafiir gu q~uittiren /:
9n Sittsbursh @it6sa 60, aanias, 5r. 81 8
Nrnplbs;
5n @aIsna, Soc Dapisis Co., 81, Ssrr ..
Oar.
9n asacs, @abaibap 60, Iinry Ssrr 6.
Sung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-26

Ius Sort Maeiion rirs ssnnflhet: YUM
Mannsr Seriu9ten am IS. b. ". atsnss BON
SQinsis beriibsr in einsn, flsinen Na@sn iitsr
ben 8lue gu Isysn, ale in Der Ndts Der In Der
Iitte b~esieltsn sslessuen Snisl Der 9a&sn f6
nit WaFtr su fiaen bssann. gin sspiRsr
Marib iprans itsr SOre, I'm i&pimmsns bic
SnieI gu errei&en, fam atsr bel benz Wsria&e
UNI. Die l~lstrissn purbsu BON siasnn scrtsi-
fabrtnten Oampfer an 9orb a%enemmtn.