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SOUTHERN pRODUCE MARKETS.

CHARLESTON, S. c., May 9.--HAT-
There were received about so bales from
New York, 112 bales from Philadelphia and
400 from Belfast, Me. Some so bales
North river were disposed Of at $3.50; liz
bales from Philadelphia on private terms.
We quote Easter at 81 60Ol 3d..
CORN About 5000 bushels came to haDd
from Baltimore; 2,5G0 bushels we're dis
posed of On terms which were not MADE
publ C. .OATs-The arrivals and trans
actions in this grain were unimportant-
..PEAs-The receipts were light and trans
actions limited at Sl.25M150 per bushel
for mixed, and 81 60O1.SO for clay qualities
market has been quiet,
with limited business and fair stocks OF
most qualities. Northern and Western su-
per may be quoted at S6.0066.75 $$ barrel;
extra at $7.0068.00 90 barrel; family at
SS.5OH9.50 az barrel. Southern descrip-
lions are in moderate supply, aud superhne
NAV be quoted at S6.2566.75 % barrel;
extra at S7.eQnS.00 % barrel; family at
SS.5OG9.5 so 90 barrel, and choice family at
| S10.O0n1200 9P bbl. ....BACON-Ihere
are moderate stocks of this article, with a
| fair demand and increased strength IN TIE
market, Priu-e smoked shoulders may be
quoted at 9469ac per ID; prime smoked
clear rib sides at 111M11ac per ID; prime
sailed shoulders at SdS4c per ID, and prime
sailed sides at 10t6l03c per fb...... Cor
FEE-The market is firm with good in
ouiry, aud wholesale transactions at 21s6
&c for fair to good, and 22ac for prime in
currency. Jobbing lots Of coed to prime
may be quoted at 22024c. ..... BUTTER
There is a fair stock OF this arLlcle-fancy
Goshen may be quoted at 35645c.
MOBILE, ALA, May 9.-BAcON AND
PoRK-Market easy at quotations: Bacon,
clearrib sides 103c, and shoulders 8s69c $S
b. Mess pork $3.50 4s Dbl; prime mess
$500; rumps $14.50. Hams, sugar cured,
142Ml55c. .BRAN-We quote from
store S1.223 % 100 TBS; per car load at depot
Sl.20. .BUTTER-Market firm with a
limited demand. We quote: Choice new
Goshen 47646c, and Western 20630c % Il
| EsCULENTs-Demand light. We
quote: Potatoes $4.0064.25 SS bbl. Onions,
no good in market. Apples $5.O066.00
dull. Cabbage, per crate, $7.OO6S.O0, il
demand. ..FLoUR-Market easy. De
mand small. Stock better. We quote
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Mount Vernon.

The Brownsville States of the 10th inst.
says: By the death of the lamented Mrs.
Francis B. Fogg of Nashville, the Vice
Regency ofthe Mt. Vernon Association for
the State of Tennessee, which has for its
object the preservation of the home and
tomb of Washington, has been for some
time vacant; but we are glad to be able to
publish that the vacancy is likely to be
filed by the appointment of one of the most
sensible and accomplished women in the
State. Mrs. Lewis Bond, of our city, has
been rendered the Vice-Regency, as above,
and we hope that she may see tit to accept.
If names like hers were more frequently Sc
cured in connection with such undertake
iugs, State and National, it would doubt
less be so much the better for our social and
public welfare.
The Gear of Russia visits Vienna June l.
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THE COMPREHENSIVE.
From the Ripley News, NAV 9.


Comptroller W. w. Hobbs has resigned
his position, cn account Ct iil-health, and
Col. John c. Burch, editor Of he UNION
AND AMERICAN, has Deen appointed by the
Governor in his stead. Col Burch is
eminently fitted for the du'ies Of the posi-
ton, and will doubtless make an efficient
officer.
From the Trenton Gazette, May 10.
Comptroller Hobbs has resigned and the
Governor has sppoinied Col. BuTch, editor
of the UNION AND AMERICAN, TO i'll the
vacancy. I'll health is Mr. Hobbs reason
for this unexpected act, but We are inclin-
ed to the opinion that be found himself
unequal TO the task of wrestling successful
" with our State finances. Co. Burch is
an incorruptibls gentleman, fine lawyer
and possessed Of eminent good practical
sense; his appointment meets with general
approval. Speaking of his appointment the
appeal says Governor Brown could not
have selected citizen Of Tennessee more
admirably well fitted for the place, or one
who will discharge its functions with a
greater degree of prudence, wstcbfal care
and sound discretion. In fact the appoint
ment of Mr.. Burcb insures such faithful
and energetic execution OF laws affecting
the State finances that his assumption Of
the duties Of The position win give renewed
confidence TO those who think the time has
come when the fame and credit of Tennis
see should be restored to wonted and proud
pre-eminence.
From the GAINESVILLE Chronicle, May 10.
Mr.. Hobbs, the Comptroller elected by
the last Legislature, has resigned IN lnse-
quence of i'll health, and the Governor has
appointed Col. Burch, editor Of the UNION
AND AMERICAN, to I'll the vacancy. As a
matter of course. the discontented will
grumble and find fault with the appoint
ment, knowing nothing of the sppointee.
Personally we have but little acquaintance
with the present incumbent, but b. what We
know of him from report, and familiarity
with the tone of his paper, we are satisfied
that he is altogether competent TO discharge
the duties Of the responsible position.
On its local page the Chronicle says:
f'Mr. Burch will fill the position with honor
TO himself and to the satisfaction Of the
people of Tennessee"
From the Bristol Courier, May 8.
Hon. w. W. Hobbs, State Comptroller
Aas, on account of ill-health, rendered bis
resignation 10 Gov. Brown. The Governor
has filed the vacancy by appointing Col
John c. Burch, editor OF the Union &
AMERICAN, to the position. Col. b. vii
make an excellent officer.
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New Orleans Live stock Market.

The New Orleans Picdy1ue gives the
arrivals for the week ending May 10, as fol-
lows: 90 Western beeves; SIS Texas
beeves; 1896 calves and yearlings; go
hogs; AZ sheep; mich COWS. The sales
during the same period were 1913 Western
beeves; $50 Texas beeves; 1862 calves and
yearlings; 37S hogs; "a sheep; mich cows;
leaving stock or sale of % Nes4err
beeves; Al Texas beeyes; 740 calves and
yearlings, Gas hogs; 1872 sheep and 81 mich
cows. The ruling prices are thus given:
Taxos haaves corn fed 1st ouaIitv
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IS ever. We quote Irish (eatIng) SO per
barrel in store.
BUTrER- Declining. Good country In
bonntiful supply at Zoe; choice 25c.
BzEewAx--Duil AZ soc.
GIEsENG-We quote nominal at SOC.
PoULTRY-We quote turkeys 81 80cO
SLIPS piece; ducks zoe; chickens 20125c.
TALLow-We quote country ut &c.
FURs AND PELTRIEs-The season Is
nearly over, and market duh. We quote
as follows: Coon skins 20h25c, for good,
some being entirely worthless; fox 25d30c;
mink $i.0062.60; beaver 5Od60c % h.;
otter $2.5065.00; skunks 25650c for black;
mqskAts No. l, 10@l5c; 'possum 5Al0c;
wild eat 25630c.
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zssnvsE,e E.rovlsloz sxnEnes.

Market weak as follows packed from
store:
BULK MEATs-CleaI sides 10c; clear rib
sides 9sc; shoulders 7ac.
BACoN-Clear sides 1Oac; clear rib sides
103c; shoulders sc; country hams III
6l2c.
CHOICE HAMs-Hart g. Hensley's c. C..
@. canvased l4ac.
BREAKFAST BACoN--C. G. Q. cAnvased
l2ac.
LARD-Hart & Hensley's snow fake
pastry in tierces Zoe; prime lard in tierces
9ac; kegs 10ac; buckets l. &c.
DRIED BEEF-Canvased 1910.
BEEF ToN6UEs-P Per dozen SO.
But little country bacon offered. We
quote at 8, 10 and 12c for shoulders, sides
and hams.
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zashvlne Flour aaa sraan suarkss.

FLoUR-We quote as follows: Super
hne $500; single x 1928; Xxx S7.25;
xxx 1925; choice family. $S.T569O0;
strictly fancy $3.50.
Corn MEAL-We quote at 556574c
loose, for unbolted and bolted, and 900
62ac per bushel, sacked and delivered in
depot.
CoRN-Market active to-day, with ship
ments of 10000 bushels at 66c ger bushel,
sacked and delivered in depot.
WHEAT-No offerings to-day. We quote
at $1.556l.60 per bushel.
OATs-Market quiet. We quote at 800
4Oc per bushel, buying loose, and 45650c
sacked and delivered in depot; choice for
seed 5010c higher.
BRAE-We quote az $17G18 per ton
buying loose, and SO per ton sacked and
delivered in depot.
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THE vANDERBILT UNIVERSITY,
From the McNImnviille New Era.


Since the agitation of the question Of 10
eating the Vanderbilt University, We have
remained reticeut On The subject, simply
from the fact that Mr. Vanderbilt said ''in
or near Nashville" We see that different
parties within three or four hours ride of
Nashville are offering to the University
fifCy acres of land as an inducement to It's
Location, McMinn7ille is about six tours
ride from Nashville, ard is bu. little short
of sin or near Nashville" Tbs commao
nitv will give to he University 100000
and 75 acres of land, Including Ben. Lo-
-nnd mountain, which is certainly one Of
andsomest sites to be found in the
no. If the location lie TO be so changed
gum .L t,1yel as ain or near Nashville" we we
ASK ~ Jed to make the above bid for
ger &c o'S' It this point. Let the trustees
with Ep.-o rro.his people mean business
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are made by The banks TO their customers
at the rate Of ten per cent per annum.
.GoLD AND silvia
The gold market was rather strong in
New York yesterday forenoon, the premium
reaching ll8, but itweakened towards the
af.erroon and closed at 117s. For the
small lots offered here our dealers pay I16
and hold at 1l7s. Silver is bonght at lot.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
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c,,ppvpCv Avn ExoHAEeE.

Exchange on New York is quiet but
firm. The banks sell at 81 per thousand
premium and buy at par.
Our money market is very dull, with put
little street demand-for money. Discounts
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egasnviEle 1--we ssoclx sgarssss.

CATTLE-Market unchanged. We quote
as follows: Extra shipping 4265c; choice
butchering 3s64!c; medium 3!!d3ac; COM
mon 1a623c; stockers 3d44c.
SHEEP-We quote at S3.0066.00 per
head, according to quality.
LAMBs-Demand good at $S.00d4 so
per head.
HoGs-NO heavy being received. There
is light trade in shoats at 3633c.
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pnen nnes of Tartary.
the habits and A.,

the haohs ana May 12.-Black Bess, the
are peffeotlyre with which Leo Hudson has
and bdorng Mazsppa, in different parts oil
:, :. n,.alry, ftll from the staging at the
Opers House here Saturday night,
ciVih about fourteen feet, and received IN
trogrfrom which abe died yesterday. Miss
TIL on also was badly bruised, but not
sriously injured.
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THE owner of tenement house inform
ed his tenants the other day that he was
going to raise their rent all round, where
upon they held meeting and passed res
oiution of thanks to the landlord for ''prom-
Using to raise their rent, as the times were
hard, and they feared without bis assistance
it could not be raised at all"
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Government funds are very strong. The
fnIlouino are Tho ,,oo,, ,otaa.
LOCAL. STOCKS Avn RONDs

LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
There was very slight falling off in Ten
nessee bonds yesterday, they being quoted
in New York in the forenoon at Size, and
In the afternoon at 81. They would bring
here from S06Slc. The past due coupons
are worth about &c.
State warrants are rather dull, being in
but little demand by tax payers. Dealers
buy at "a and hold at 96097.
= Our local stocks and bonds are all quiet
but firm, and we hear of no sales of any
moment. For rates paid we refer to those
given By the National Savings company,
corner Union and College streets.
Southern Bonds in Rev YOrk,
The sales Of Southern bonds at the New
York Stock Exchange on the Sth inst. were
as follows:
FIRST BOARD.
1000 Tennessee six per cents, old 81x
1O,OOo tennessee six per cents, Old. SO. SIX
l4,50O Virginia Elk per cents, consolidated. .53X
1000 North Carolina six per cents, special
tax bonds, TX per cent off...........1 Sx
1000 Alabama eight per cents 1898. ....... .85x
SECOND BOARD.
1000 Virginia six per cents, consolidated. .53X
The sales on the 9th inst. were as fol-
lows:
FIRST BOARD.
1000 Tennessee six per cents, old. Sly
1000 Alabama eight per cents 1893. ...-..s6X
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New YORK. May 1.-THE European
financial situation continues to be actively
discussed. An improvement isreported at
vi ma, sufficient relief having been receiv-
ed to prevent further panic In speculative
fancies, but money was worth lOOH per
cent. in open market on new securities,
which have BEEN manufactured extensively
of late. The Bank o! Hamburg rai,ed inter-
est to 81, which was followed by rumors OF
panic on the bourse there. In Frankfort
and Amste dam there Is less apprehension
of trouble, though the feeling is unsettled
The Londol market is quiet at a shade
easier rate for consols and American seeu-
rites, and decline 10 Erie to 47s with an
eventual recovery to As, and some improve
ment.in consols at the close. Here money
was easy during the morning at 6I07 per
cent, but firmer in the evening, the closing
rate bel g per cent gold. Sterling was
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BANKING
BANKING.
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BANKING HOUSE
NATIONAL SAYINGS COMPANY
l.. e. T.sRB or, CGsS5cT.
g'Es9ge s. sM.6RR, E'TE&'5.

NEPOSIIS REOEIVED AND INTERES /!
allowed therson; loans negotiated, co0ee
tens razde, sad AsDsrRl Banking business trers
sesed, jan 1y
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Powdered hair is again in fashion. Plonde
and white are the fayorite styles.
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Markets BY TELEGRAPH.


LIVERPOOL, May 12.--COtton quiet and
STEADY; midd.ing uplsnds SD; Orleans 99d;
sales 10000 bales; for speculation and ex-
port 1000, bales, American 1000. special
and EXPORT 1000 bales; May shipments
from Savannah or Charleston SGD; June
81; july and August sgd; sal s of uplands
deliverable Jnly and August SD.
NEW YORK, May 12.-Cotton dull and
strongly in buyers favor; middling uplands
1915; sales of futures 1900 bales, as
follows: May 1SI; June 1Sa618ac; July
1S5n61S5c; August Is 7-166l8 1l-16c;
Sep ember 17sc.
New ORLEANS, May 12.-Cotton frmer;
sales $500 bales; good ordinary 15Sc; low
mi I,:lings 1tsc: middiings 1S4c; Orleans
1890; receipts 6,037 bales; exports to
Liverpool 5,825 bales; stock las, l49 bales.
CINCINNATI, May 12.-Cotton steady;
at 1899.
Sc. LOUIS, HAY 12.-Cotton dull snd To-
minal.
LOUISVILLE, May 12.-Cotton unehang-
&c; low middling Tic.
MEMPHIS, May 12.-Cotton dull; low
IN ddIiug lie; receipts Ito bales; ship
MEubS O,O7O ctOSi SbOSA OO1O1o DAASS'
MOBILE, May 12.-Cotton quiet and
steady; middlings 17ad1Sc; net receipts
1,20l bales; exports c0astwise 625 bales;
sales 500 bales; stock 30, 855 bales.
CHARLESTON, May Electromagnetic;
middliUgs Is c; net recsI pts 500 bales; gross
- bales; exports coastwiss 924 bales; CONT
nert 924 bales; szles 200 bales; stock "a
0G3 bales.
GALVESTON, Miy 12.-Cotton net re-
ceipts 1923 bales; exports cosstwise 1854 bales;
sales 20 bales; stock4f $40 bales.
SAVANNAH, May 12.-COtton-sseady;
middiings l8c; net receipts S72 bales; ex-
pOr's coastwise S65 bales; sales 7O5 bales;
stock 81 ,296 bales,
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, May 12.-Amount of bullion
withdrawn from the Bank of England on
balacce to-day $500. Consols 935; on
2 count 93I. U. S. 5 20s of '65 9l5; OF
'G1 932; 1O-40's So; new SIS 49,. Erie
As. Linseed oil 39s sd. Tupentine S9s.
FRANKFORT, May 12-U. s. 5-2Os OF '62
95s. --. .
PARIS, May I2.-Rentes 54f zoe.
LIVERPOOL, May 12.-Breadstuffs quiet
Red winter Wheat 12s I'd. Corn27s Cd
Beet SIS. Cheese lis. Lard 40s 50. PORK
69s. Cumberland middles 3S3 Cd.
ANTWERP, May 12.--Rsfned petroleum
40.
New York Money Market.
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NEW YORK, May 1.-The commission
houses were quies to-day, except agents for
woolens, who we're more active. With the
clothing trade there was q fair jobbing trade
mostly in cotton goods. The market for
brown and blsached goods was steady in
first hands, but jobbers' prices continue II
regular and ia buyers favor. Col0red cot
tons are firm. CJttonades are In fair 70.
quest. Rolled jaeouets are active at 81.
Prints, ginghams and dress goods are quies
and heavy. Fancy cassimeres and eoafings
are in better demsnd, but light weights are
dull. Foreign goods are quiet. Grena-
dimes are selling very low.
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CINCINNATI, May I2.-FIoor hrm az
ST.7568O0. Wheas firm at S1.736L75.
Rye firm at S3e. Oals dull at 42d4Sc.
Barley firm. Groee les steady. Oils firm.
Eggs steady at 12k619e. Butter aad
cheese steady. Provisions opened quiet
and closed stronger Mess pork nominal a.
$3.50 Lard quiet, firm and nominal;
steam &c, ogeringlight; kettle9 &c; jobbing
sales 9yc. Bulk meats steady and firm;
shouldes held at CSC; clear rib sides
SIC, clear NIB DC. Bacon steady; shoulders
re clear rib sides, 9se; clear, 95e jobbing
sales, Whisky frm at Sc.
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BALTIMORE, May 12.-Flour firm and
unchanged. Wheat steady; western red
$l.S06l 90; amber Sl.9562.00. Corn
steady; mixed western &c. Oats firm;
and In good demand; western and white
mixed 52d54c. Rye firm at 95dS1.O3.
Hay active and firm; western 27d3Oe.
Provisions dull and heavy; mess pork no
miDal 1S0.S4c Bulk meats dull; should
ers 95c. cier rib 8s6S5c; clear sides SIC.
Bacon fair jobbing de m2nd, shoulders 81
6Sse; rib sides 9i6l0c; clear rib sides 100
61O3e; sugar cured hams 14d46c. Lard
dull at 94d9sc. Butter western hrmer;
receipts light; good 10 choice tub 266SOe.
Whisky frmer and scarce st 94694ac.
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MEMPHIS May 12.-Flour dull and
shade lower, S4.8716 $1,000. Corn meal
active at $3.50. Corn-fair demand aud
firm at SOC. Oats quiet at 44d45c. Hsy
euiet S160S26. Bran scarce at l0c.
BACON dull and lower; shoulders ste
sides 1O01O4c. Lard dull and dropping
at s461O4c.
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New Orleans Markets.

New ORLEANS, May 12.-Flour dull;
family $9.00HI0OO. Corn firner at 556
SIC. Oats advanced to 45e. Bran dull at
zoe. hay dull; prime $3.50; choice STA
q 90. Pork dull, off.ring at SIS. Dry salt
meats quiet at 7569694c. Bacon dull at
SIC, 1061c5c. Hams dull at 14ad14sc.
Lard quiet-refned fierce 9ac; key 1910
l03c. Sugar dull; fully fair sse. Molas-
ses-nothing doing. Whisky dnll at goo
CSC. Coffee firmer at1S6z0e- Sterling
27s; sight premium; gold 11744SS
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Louisville Markets.
chicago MsEksss.

CHICAGO, May 12.-Flour steady.
Wheat-No. l Chicago spring very dull, Al
most uusaleab enc. 2 do. 81 2S4dSl 2Ss;'
seller May 81 .2961.29s; June rejected and
nominally at Sl.00. Corn fair demand
and firm at 4Od404c; cash 4l5642c; seller
Juue39ac. O4is-steady at 323ei regular
32Ecc; strictly fresh 30463O5e rejected.
Rye steady, offerings light; sales6S3c, reject
ed lifeless. Barley entirely nominal a.
74Gs3e rejected; spring 45G5Oe. ProVis-
ions unsettled Mess pork nominal az
S16.75016.SJ2; S1695617OO June Lard
at 8 O5 cash; SEC seller June. Hams in
pickle dull at l061lac, according to weight
or brand. Dry sailed meats Iair demand,
shade carrier; shoulders quotable at 636ose,
loose:sbort ribs at S56ssc; short clear quiet
At S21S5c; boxed 12sc higher. Bacon
shoulders 6.c; ele2r rib tides lOea; o sgs1r
Raceints 1000, $4,000, $1,000, 5000,
1900. Shipments 1000, 1900, 10000,
$1,000, 1000, 5000 freights; $500. corn'
1000 wheat; Buffalo.
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PARIs, May IA.--Is5ILes OfI AUC'
LIVERPOOL, May 12.-Breadstufs quiet;
Red winter Wheat 12s I'd. Corn27s I'd,
Beet SIS. Cheese lis. Lard 4Os 90. Pork
69s. Cumberland middles 3Ss Cd.
ANTWERP, May 12.-Rsfned petroleum
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@r!p in Ne,p gJprf $1.1t3.
GhicaQe Waritbcridt.

Wer Sele9rapb.) II. Sanuar 1873.
@ei,en-farfsrs NaGfrass; SO. 2. baar
$1.204 sebpten fir Saruar $1.2Ot; so.
$i.25; @usiGub rubis su 921-93.
aprn.-SdwaGs Na6frase; SO. 2 baar fir
Sanuar 800 Gts. sstptsn (; fir 6ebruar 30s Cts.
sebctsn /; 9lusibub 29-293.
Safer.-Sta tart Na6frase; cine aleinisfsit
bSber; SC. 2. baar fir 5anuar 25S-2S8 ; fir
6sbruar 254Gts, IuSitub 2i4-22.
&psssn.-Gef; 67 Cts. fir SO. 2.
@sr e.-&ubis; &c G!s. fir Nr. 2 baar (;
67 Cts. fur Gcbruar; Np. 3 534-55.
WeB.g0rf; Saar $l2.25.
S6weine (dressed)-9sbbaft unt bSbsrs
yreiis Yerfauft 4.50 bis 4.65.
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Sic Oi%rcftpren= uno gsamtsnpabl hsr
Chicago, Dubuque unb Minnsiota uro Chicago,
Clinton unb DUBUQUE neutrality-suspicious.
fant am 1. Sauuar itatt.
i3u Dirsctorsn wGblten bic Iftirnars frlssnhs
Serren:
8. &. 8rapes, Dubuque; So. Gcn Detroit
s. @. Waffer, Chicago; s. u. @bcmbsrS Du'
tuaue; q. 3baysr, Bolton; s. %. SroSis, Be-
acn ; 8. 8. Sumpsa, Bottom; SYtnes gartb'
lett, Scfen unt s. u. gurnbam, Detroit.
DisIt Dirsftcrsn wdblsn rarauf fclsenss Se'
ante:
s. &. @rasts, yriitent, s. u. Ntomters,
gies. TraTesnt Ystsr aiene ir, Sefretar, 6. ..
grptb, S&asmsiisr, s. SupiUn, Central GU
psrintentsnt g. q. @cIeUtt, sl6iitsnt.S upsrin-
tsnrent, 6. 8. Ycptb, General ra6t' unt 3idet
gsent 6. 9. Meainlan @6ifsnt.5 ra6t uns
Sidet Nsent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-01-15
Stadt ind gtaat,
TcifcmSc Waentcn.

Ssim aussanss tieisr Wcte rsrSsn ilt unlsrs
r~silsnbsn Issntsn, bic Ssrren ~. 8ii@ aus
ct. Denatus uns ptter I%eblinSer aus
9tw 2rier in bic ssri9ispenen Staatsn bsssbsn,
roc bic @asstts abcnnsnten bat. Ssrr Slid tpirS
ben m~ittleren uns iipIi9sn Sbsl hss Staatss
Sqinris unb bic Staatsn SbiO unb Sntiana Be.
SuGsn. Ssrr 8selinaer frIst ron Saifinss aus.
ssSeus zen Gtitter an ben lfern tes NiiFiippi
die mad Dubuque une tssitt fG BON bier mad
S8isecaFn.
Iir bitten unisrs Isenten unb iiberbaupt ale
5rrunce uns 6Unnsr Ter @asette ibnsn 10 Siel
ais mSsIi@ an bic Sanb su ssben une lie teim
Giniammelu Der Gelesr unb Inpsrbuns nsuer
8tcnnenten AZ urtcr|fiBen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-01-15
Neme @r;dblmua.

IN 20. IS prreen mir IN, ben esiern, bic
frii9 ntOnnirsn sinsn GefaGsn su tbun, cine
rcus Rpssle SiSfa pan Icofcmael, Scn
Ssurs Conscience, esm beliettsn aamii6rn
SrIfsl6riftlsQsr, Beginner. Dieis Grabbing
III cine Der bsltsn, bic Der tsfannts Iutcr seiarie.
bea unb scpie rirS es unlsrn Ssisrn gcrsaiissn
MAIDEN re beim rparmen Sfsn su lelsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-01-15
gIsic mir aus. Der port @aibinstcnsr

SSic mir aus. Der nyUrt @aibinstcnsr
3eituns" srIsben, itarb am 9. December in
Sort &eley, aanias, int altsr ron 33 Sabrsn
Is. 6. aalsl, Der cin;is nod iibrise Sebn ron
q. 6. GaTsl in 5rsrrnia T; am 10. Ds3emter farb
i'm Glitter ron Is Sabrsn Spbn CANCERS in Sewn
Yslsium ; am 20. DECEMBER taielbit int Ilter
scn 81 Sabren giirolas Sbanen, tefannt ais
Center Netel am %. in Scwn Grafton i'm Il'
ter spn 81 Sabrrn Iihael GlcS aas benz Na.
men mad ,u urtbeilen 0ursmburssr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-01-15

Sominic &iocS s~sbirtis aus Gid tti
~Suremburs serunslidte AM "a. Desenter in Der
Nabe ron 0amctte bsim Nabbauisfabrsn unb ers
frpr I'M Sdnce. Serr Nisclas &siIer, bel lem
er i'm Tienfe mar, bate i'm mad 2amrtte gun,
Ginfaufsn ron Srislwaarcn fir @eibnattcn &C.
ianet. Sein gesratnib fanp am 81. DECEMBER
lcstbin ltatt. r. /. p.