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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-12

ucbcr oaS serjabriSs &siuitat Der gBsin.
leie in europa eutbalt bic D2onepn Zines" Bonn
13. NpS. einsn Seri9t Der Serrsn Groves n. Co.,
benz mir 5olsenpss sntasbmsn:
Die @sinlsie iowpbl in Sranfrsi6 ais in
Dtutl6lanb III isbr unsiiniis ausssfalen. -
Sn Sprssaur bat Der Nsboe faum ;psi Drittel
unb in GOtss, gtars unb glass iaua bic Salfts
einr ssp6bnli6sn 9sit erssbsn. Sn Ss,iebuns
auf bic Nualitit laet lid nod nibt Sisl iassn,
ssrmutbIi& pirb tisslbs tsfsr ais i'm 8Orjabr,
issp6 ni&t 70 gut isin. mic in rem Sabren 1863
unb 1870. Sn Der Champagne 1T bic esle isbr
i&ls1t ausssfaaeu unp bat faum msbr ais Gin
gisrtsl zines suten Grtrases erssben. Der Wein
III ni9t eniItissr l6ls6t, bod sOn irbr %ssrinser
EualitGt. Bon BEN Wsinbsrsen in Sursunb
battn bic pom Cote b'Or u~nssfibr ,tpsi Drittsl.
Grtras ~srssbsn. Sn Siiesn 8ranfrsi4s tparsn
bic Diarifte Serault, glute unb Garb t~siunpes
bssiintist unb wtreen cine srobs Nuanitat srss-
ben. GsrGpsnae Dilrift CAB tinsn Dur9l&nitt5-
@rtas Bon gutter Nualitat. am &bein u. an Der
Nslsl bat Der Wsinbau In bisism Sabre beicn.
hers %sslitisn; man@e Der Wsinsarten ersstsn
faum Gin .3sbntel sinss maBisen Dur1Itnitts'
SrtrasfS (; man srpartst ispo6, pab bic Suali.
tat gut isin wirS. slu@ in lnsarn mar bic
@sin!sit ~ftsufaas sra wsnis GrfOls; faam biz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-12
II utcrbalt beS QcScrS.

Wan i&msl;e 1 @fuub fril&en 8inbstals,
~sntfsrne bic Griessn unb fise bann 2 eotb
binnsslGnittsnes srebeS Yisntnpads au.
Sine bsibe 8crpsr suiammsuseitmolssu 70
ribre man nod / 9ctb sspulperten S6slad elm,
bis cine slsidmabiss Wa0e entltanesa III.
Yisnsnwads III zines Der bslfen bsfannttn Sc.
ts,prGlsrsatipmittel. Disie Wiibuns mub nun
marin auf bic Stiefsl ptsr S6ub seiri4eu
psrsen, unb aud bic SUblsn icltsn samit be.
ta6t rperben. Seim 8ebrauhe Der WiIduna
mub man einsa 0appen cbsr ein Stiid S1pamm
benuBen unp ben Stiefel Osr S6ub pori6tis
Dor pas 8suer pber ben Diem baltsn, bis l6 bic
Wiiduus binsinssicsen Bat gBsnn nun has
Shubwsrf DOT benz aufidmirtn bcs prlparats
ssltlpGrst uno bann bis sum@ ianSeuepsrbsn se.
birifet pirb, pirb es fir LANCE 3sit i9par; unb
~slan;snS blsits:. Gin psnis SOlBtbssr laBt
msnn CT nit Der Miituns s~srsinist ,pire, bic.
Islbe nod better baften pno ris 5abistsii, si
slei6sr 3sit benz 9epsr msbr WispsrfanssfGb.
isfeit ssseu ben S4rse III ssben, msbr bsrsor.
trttsn. Cine Inwsncuns bss @ittsls ale ii
Sage pabrsnb ps5 Wiutsr5 witb 5tisfsl uno
S6ube. bic tGsliG sstrassn psrSsn, waTsrei9t
uns wsit erbalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-12

Si6terbonorare. Dos srSBte Sonorar
untsr allen lebenben une toeten Dihtern erbitlt
Stnnsion. 60 erbielt er fur zines isinsr alsr.
idpG6fen @eSi6ts, nSsstraume" beitelt, 10
yfe. Ct. fir jsss 8ersssile. 5dtte Cope be
8esa, msltrr ais Der fru6tbarfe TiGter alter
unb nsusr i3sit tsfnnnt 1T unS BON tem man Be-
rs&ntt bat, bae or 21,3i6,000 Ysris ssi9risbsn
babe, 10 Yip. Ct. fur ispsn Ysrs befCmmsn,
tpel6' cine snprme Suntme - enprrn ielblt In
unierem !3sitaltsr, has Statsanlsibsn idon mad
Wiaiarten ma6t-batte iein Spnprar bsiragen |!
SneeIen mar 0opss Sencrar, penn Is aud nitt
jene Nislsniummsn erreiats, islbl fir uuisre
bsutissn gsrbGltniie anfanbis ssnus. bsnn mad
ben a~lnsatsn ieinss S8ilsrs Wpntalpan bat
Cope $4,000 Dueatsn fir feline apmSpisn uno
5000 Dueatsn fir isine Iutes srbalten. gSie
Isbr ltiGt sesen jsne Spncrars pas Wiltcn's ab,
melGer fir isin ,gsrlorenes parapies" m Uan;sn
5 pin. trbislt, rber has Scncrar BON % 5balern,
bas Der gutbGnblsr Wilius in Berlin mad
Ianesm gsesnfen an 0Stbe fur feline Stella" li9
su ;ablsn entI9lOb, an @Stbr, pr eamals i6cn
bur9 @Ss BON Ssrli9inssn uuo Wsrtbsr sinsn
70 unsrb6rtsn Grfclg errunssn. Aim Gnte,"
itrieb WYlius, mad benz CT ben l6wersn Seslen.
fampf I'm has !3wanSis-S balsr.6oucrar iibsr.
puneen, IAN Gues," i&risb er ansRiib an Nsrf,
,.pirb @Stbs fir isinen 6auit gar 100 eOuise'sr
fpreern !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-12
lteber ,,aafecbereituns teri&ten b

ueber ,,8afcebereitune tsri@tsn bic
y9nsulrieblatter", baB in faif alen Saushalt-
unsen Der IaTssssnuB in finsm bpbsn Grabe
ssrtbsusrt tsros pur6 uaoolfinoisss 3srmab.
len Der Scbnsn. Genaue Yeriute, peIde man
iinsIt eur6 ben Gbemifsr S9iblsr MAIDEN Lief,
BADEN srssbca, pab man Ycn gang fein atn,ablsnsn
aaTeebobnen nur balb 70 Siel trauht, ais bon
srob ssmablenen, I'M bic slfi9s Wsnse iiarfsn
8aIsss Su erbalten. llnp tpenr man nod ben
ssmablsntn 1T einein WOrfer bis sur Gsinbsit
bss Nsblss 3eriSbt pis bel ben Srisatalen
asbrau9lid, 70 brau&t man nur 215 70 siel ais
BON benz srob ssmablensn aHes. Nan MILE
l1 Islbf aber UNI bic Sate bsfiimmtrn, tsnn
cine fein mableabe 8aassmibls stbs i9psr uns
bic Disnfbotsn batttn IS ssrne, pens bic Nabls
rs9t lsi&t ssbs; Fs i&Onan Iistsr ibrs Wabe,
ais bic charlottesville Sr 5ausfraa. Dsr-
ia6t wurbsn ssma&t in 9strsf Der art Der
3ubtsituns. Is ,sists lid intsHsn, bab man
slsid ilaries @strinf srbSlt, Oh man auf bic
senablsnsn Yobnen pas WaHr aufsisBt unp
cine @sils sisbtn laBt pSsr ben aufsub uoG
iber benz 8suer sinmal auffSdsn laBt obsr Oh
man i'm pur9 sinen aaTssbsutel iltrirt. Nur
III bel benz tur9fltrirten aafu tas aroma
auHaasns hSrfsr, ais bel bsn auttrn 3ubsrfi-
tunssartsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-12
Bier prsissrftOnte Ssrfa9r cit CUR Be-
rsilnna BON , aneridinfen.

Die 0antwirtbitafts -@eleQibaft ron @ary.
LAMB bate pisr yreiis ausseieyt fir bic bette art
unS @siis, 1000 plumb S6infsn ais Tausr.
mare ber3uIeasn. Disie bier Yreiie tpurpen
na bfsbsncen Wstb chen suerfannt:
CRIES Ysrfabrsn Nan mil6e "a Yfe. Gal.
peter in ! Sui6sl SalS fein sepulssrt, NIT 3
plumb braunem 3udsr uns ! @aapns !3uderiY.
rup (MpIaGs), rsibe has 6lsiid nit tisisr sri
ibuns gut ein uno less basiclte elm. Sn jeeer
gSoGs pads man sas 6leii4 UNI unp fise Gin
elm wsnis Gal; esmielben su. NaG "a @p,
den pirp taS 5lsiid beraussenpmnen, absewa-
l6sn % @pasn gun, abtrcduen aufssbanst.
Damn rGu6ert man e. NIT Sidpry (amsrifani-
fhem WalnuEbplse, inglans alba), "a @c6en
uub leat bic S9infen an einsn fiiblen Srt, in
Ssu uSsr Sprsu sspadt.
9TeitsS Yrfabrsn (: Ha6ecm eaS 0leii6 Ron
ben Anp6en sslSt il, pirp es Stiid fir Stid
nit fsin ssifrbsnsm Salpetsr an Der 6IsiiGirite
einscrirbtr, unp sipar no bic Snr6en parrn, Elm
Gslpfsl spa Salpstsr auf iepsu S6infsn uno Gin
IbsslSfel ppl auf iepes S6ultsrifiif seripsnpet /;
balb 70 pisl wirp fir bic @ittsIitids ssncmmen.
Sisraui pirp eS bsim Yaden ~ssiaIsen unc je cine
hinne, ! 3Oa ifurfs Salsi&i&t spii4su he
6leiihlascn setra&t, reIGe nit Der GIeiitIeite
auf benz SalSe ;u liescn fcmmcn.
Wan Leaf has 5leii6 auf Gin Spl;gsriif pber
auf cine ei6te SrcttsrIaae in elmer fiblen lcnne
unp i6i6tet nit Srsttltiidsn mrtislnp auf. Sas
6lsii6 mus nit Der Sautlsite mad untsn sesst
wsrssn in ~fplssnesr Srpnuns:
Grlts Gage bic Siutsr', sweits Gage bic Srrssra
~sisrtel, brittle bic Wittsltide - IQss rbre anp.
den. Sn bisIsr @siis bleitt tas 5lsiia lei mil.
benz @stter 6 @cdsn, bel iiiblsm 8 Wo6sn
liesen, bic Cafe laBt niar nur uasebinSert athisf-
fen.
Irittss gsrfhbrsn Gin baIbsr Suibel feinrs
SalS 3 yiuuo brauner 3udsr. II pfuno Gal.
peter, J g alrne better Syrup (NiplaIe) perttn
asmiibt banu reitt man nit ssrislbsn las 6leii6
bis gum Gsri9pinrsu Ter Miibuns Gin unp lsst
Is bierauf eiu. GS muB jeoe @O6e sinmal aus
cem pSdsl 6 @p6en binburb aiiSscncmmen
wsrtsn. Die tsiSsn srtsn @als pirp sur eafe
elm flsinsr 5eler (plate) Mlaun binSussfist.
gisrtss Ssrfabrsn /: q plumb trrdsnsr une
feinssfrBsnsr Salpstsr. J Suifs fsinfss trrde-
mes SaiI 3 yfunS traunsr !3uGsr, ] @alcne
better Syrup CWulais) psrcsn ssmii&t has
taB 5lsii6 iprsiam einssristsn unp nit Der Saut
e~inselsst. Nab trsi bic sier Wrdsn wirb ss
beraussencmmsn, atsspni&sn, sstrrdnst unb in
ben &au& ssbGnst. Snnerbalb treisr Wo6sn
IL es, NIT SitrrybUls serau6srt, fsrtis unb pirb,
in esinen cbsr Sprsu rrsr Strub Serpadt, aufte.
tpabrt. Bon 3sit su 3sit iebt man bas 8leii&
mad +; III bic lmlase fsu9t sepOresn, 70 srnsusrt
man ~tieIelbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-12

california:
Wsarssrins, grta Gc........W m. y. Stls.
Zantd CLARA, Santa9iardGr""".Hte. eprPfetn.
Canada:
at. 9ttrsfe, 9errstprnt Gruntp, Gussee, yttsr Tsrs.
SIIincis:
Nurprd, Rdre Gp............".S Q n ytstr.
0btcaae, gprt Co.,. Gbrif Ntanterna&, Jar bic Rsrhisttt,
SO. 1856 Surlbut Strase.
, ..Tierrs 8almus, fur bic 9Dsfiettt, No.
III 99sf Fate Straee.
- ..3itolas 3bta. fir Gle SaSfsits, ss.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-12

gettmano fam bies SitterS mad gorf6rtft
nsbmen, uno bennod ldnsere i3eit teioene bletben,
neralii&e elite cber anbsrs MittsI serft6rt, ober bic
9ebensorsane unperbefe rlidI rninirt fuoroen fnb.
1pSpepFa ODER unueroamItdfett, Sopf
i9mera, SdllteritmerS Snitsn, Srulbstlsmmlne,
@si6mad i'm Wiunoe, @anenleioen, SsrStlopfen,
2unssns@ntJlnbung, Rissnleibsn uno huuoerts
BON anosrn itmsrS6aftsn Spmptomsn tino Ste Sot
gen pom 8isgsgfa. Ssgsn Sisis sstSsn bat Sas
1esen Sraueuteioen, bel iun9eu cotr olten,
perbetratbeten ODER leei9su Damen. beim Gnbrut
Der sgeiblidfeit, pte bel Dem GBetlei ees Sebens.
ertpsiist Dies toniibe Sittsrs einsn 10 ourt9reiisueen
Ginhue, oas cine bsmerteRspertbe Serbefieruns fH
balo gelteno mddt.
@esem snt,ansiiden NIB %droniiden
Wbcumatismus, @i@t, Sollens, remittirenoe unb
iutsrinittirsnoe Sie6sr, Sranfbeitsn oss Slutse. Der
2sber, Der Hiereu uno Slaie, bat bics Sitters nitt
ieines @leihen. 8ieie srdnfbstten lperesn ourb
osroorbenss Slut erSeust, oas seluobnIib bird M
otonune Der SeroGuun9Soraon beruor9ebroht wtrb.
Gs lit civ aelinoes Ibiibrunas mittct, fps
tpobl ais Gin 5ouie, iudbreno ss nod Die bejous
oere Gieenitait beitt, oils Gin mdhti9es SetlrtitteI
Sur SeIelti9ung BON Son9eltioner, ODER SntJlHoun9
otr Weber uuo Der Stn9tpstoe, iolute ae9en 9aleil'
letoeH 81 tulrten.
sue s~auttrantbeiten mic sluei6ldss,
Sfludren. SalShuB. Ninnen. 6ieden, pItteiisr,
Euiteln, Seulen, Scrbunfeln, Siu9wurIll, @rinetopi,
ihlimne gusen, Rotblaut 9rdee, Sbori, YiiBtarbf
Der Saut nno anoerc Soutlcieen, mas aub TIRE Raz
men ODER tbrs Seihatsnbett is:-. mogen, iutroer
VuuliuulNp putu plto SlltIe uueYttpIb'
Die Gieenidleften bon Or. Walter'S Sis
neear Sittsrs fino abiibrenb, ihtuetbs Hnc
fDtnetreibeno, ndhreno, barntreibcno, berupt9euo,
rsi5lineerno, a%itsrirsno nno antis6tltoS.
3auieuoe oanfbarer pattenten eridren
Sinegar SitterS aS oas munoerbarfie Stdrtnnsea
mittel, oos ie Gin acknowledgements Spitem I'M
tcrititt bat.
". 8. Dle1pnato & Co.,
0ro9uifen, Gan 6rauctsco, col,
unb Gds Waibiuston u. Charlton st., Neiu 9oyt.
iSu baden bel alien Drosuiitsn uno SdnoIern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-12
Centfcbe
Sud-, Stunt, MtnFfalteu-
-unb-
Spielmaaren=A anoluns
-scn-

K o In n IA y eE ES g elk @ n.
Np. III Wainfrass, sw. 5. u. 6.
CSm aitn 1stale rn @rcspsnor u. Sdrsa.
gambler in
piaRos, Srgeln, Siolincn. Waitarreu, de-
toroeons, Muifalien
unt ansn In tisfts JaS sinitla stnesn artifeln.
Die bsfsn 9ioiin- u. Guitars. Saiteu.
pie sroete Auswa6f pom Spiel II. arsereu
2Sei6na6ts- Saden in Ou6nane.
etrsibma.srialisn stutits Silstr u. Grsdblum ssba6rr,
8atbpliite @e6ttbu6sr, n. I. n.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-12
Nugemburger 0a3ette.

Silfte zines sepSbnliten Grtrasss tpuree e~rsielt,
ieecd er,partet man, Rap bic Aualitat cine aus.
ss3eihnete Iein pire.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-31
LAWLESS PROCEEDINGS IN
POPE COUNTY.

ifauucah hentlCkiah
Five or s1 yeats ago y Captain Chand-
Ter killed his father-in-law in McNhify
county, Tenn, and He'd. For long time
IL was not known where be had gone, but
lately it was Learned that he was living IN
Pope county, ILL.,, near the Masssc line.
Acting upon this Information MT.
Chambliss procured a certified copy oi the
indictment against him and went 10
Metropolis.
Arriving there he presented bis parers
and procured u warrant for Chambers AR
rest, which was given to Deputy Sheriff
Oyermark to serve. Overmark aud Cham
bliss accompanied by Thos. Willie and X.
Il. Lciber, undertook to make the arrest
on Saturday. AS Chandler know the first
two, Willis and Lelber were ~ arrest their
man as soon as he got on this side Of the
county line. They were successful, and
Chandler remained with them until ho
saw Chamblss and OVermsrk coming uy,
when he broke loose and tried to make b .
escape. Willis called to him to halt and
fired his pistol into the ground. This
failed to stop him, and he fred again, and
Chandler fell, shot through the shoulder.
lie WAS taken to Metropolis and put in
jail to await reluisitlon from Gov
Brown, of Tennessee. On last Sunday
night about Il hundred men, residents OF
the neighborhood in which Chandler lived,
took him out OF Jail and carried him of.
We learn that the rescuers threaten TO Kill
anybody who comes to their neighbour
| hood to make any arrests.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-31

somewhat about taking H. never
tbeless found myself richly repaid. never
shall regre, taking that route. The road
runs in q southwesterly direction through
the Susquehannsh valley and along the
banks of the Susquehsnnah river. No.
thing can exceed the beauty and variety
of the scenery. This valley is wide and
presents constant sue session of rich pro.
ductive farms, under q high state oil
cultivation. The farmers all along the
line were in the midst Of their haying
and harvesting. AZ tho train swept grace
fully round the long valley curyes, large
fields Of wheat end timothy grass
stretched away TO the RICH, and left. Reap
ers and mowers were going IN every
direction, while loads of hay aud grain
could be seen at almost any moment.
Occasionally n gang of men could be
seen Grading and raking aud binding IN
the old fashioned way very pleasant
sight, revivinG recollections of earlier days
Ia the nay nrlGs TcNotNlhg fhl ihhoa "''O
forming .the long winrows across the
fields. Oar course lay through thriving
towns and very rich farming country
Everything botokonod uesce plenty and
prosperity. We ran through tunnel
few miles out Of Bingbam,on, that is one
half mile in length. 1t was excessively
dark, damp and cool.
The cities of Binghamton and Elmiri
are beautiful for situation model cities
The private residences, parks, lawns
groves and walks are magnificent
The evidences of wealth and refinement
are abundant
Their splendid drive ways and elegant
turnout. indicate elegance and comfort
The ysllics of Susquehan nah and Chemuns
are richly stored with everything tina
msk,s life comfortable aud pleasant
We spend u few days in this city then
wend our way westward. Hope to gel
into Northern Illinois 10y the la,t OF ne1'
week More anon Au revoir.
Yours Truly, H. Il. TuAYEE.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-31
PATENTS ISSU ED.

Lat vi patents issued from the United
States patent office to Illinois inventors,
for the week ending July & 1873, and
each bearing that date. Furnished this
paper 10y Cox u Cox, solicitors OF pat
ents, Washington, ID. g.
Barrel stand and kos holder. G. y. Cuss.
Winchester.
Equalizing attachment for plows. u. II
King and w II. llulsc Palmyra.
Toz. j. Schweuncseu. Chicago.
Washing machine j. SHELTER, Deselm
Artificial marble. Is. Augusto. Chicago
Cheese vat. u. +. barclay, klgin.
Horse hay rake. }. II. Bean. Macon
Cock. a. y. Dovendorf. Galesburg.
Coupling for earth augcr shafts. q. W
irwin aud T A. Cox. Champaign Go
Harvester. q. II. Spaulding Rockford
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-31

lhk layofite argument Of the back
rSlsry grabbers that five thousand dollars
was TOO email Il sum 10 live on decently in
Washington, hss been met in many WAYS
and by many difieren, persons but BY
none more tersely nor more unaaswerablv
than by Minister Wsshburu, who is no,
retieent In bis opinion on the sublec, and
who in 4 recent con yersation in Paris o,.
pressed himself in the following plain
terms regarding it
was In congress when the salary WA
but $4,000, and | always found it NOR,
than sufficient - meet my Necessary per
sonaI expenses. When it was raised TO $500
thought 1t too much, and think 50 sllll
but raising il to $500 is nothing more 0
less than straight stealing. Every yea
that l was IN congress l laid By pOrtiOi
Of my salary, and none of my constituent
ever complained that ] didn't live de
Gently. The people don't send their repre-
sentstives to Washington TO live iik
lprinces, buck the tiger, and keep half
Idozen Of mistre.ses.
II may be possible that Wgshburn. i
not az high toned as many ofthepar,ielps,
ing apologisis Of the back pay steal, Lu
bis testimony, unfortunately for these, vii
nave cohsiderable weight.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-31

Col. CHARLES GREEN, the able and
tslentsd editor Of the Boston Post, Is
most likely to DO the Democratic nominee
Tor Governor of Massachusetts,. He is a
man OF great social worth, of excellent
business habits, is we'll acquainted with oil
the real Interests of the people, and
would make chief magistrate of whom
the citizens of the state Of Adams, Web
stsr and Winthrop might feel proud. Ii
the political action of Green VS.. Butler
the verdict should be in favor of tn
former The Liberals, in all probability
endorse Col. Green.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-31

Ina late letter from London, Mr. Wat
tsrson 'shows up" Minister: Schenckr
probably as near the truth as that gentle
man was ever pictured. Watterson saws
Sehenek is = good fellow who has all his
lie had q turn for living beyond his
means, and taste for draw poker, that he
Is poor, ambitious, genial and thriftless,
and that to make matters worse he fell
very soon after his arrival into dissips,ed
and expensive set, introduced the game Of
cards for which he has mania, and has
ever since thrown the serious work of the
embassy on Mr.. Moran, his secretary of
legation, whilst he, with deficient skill and
resources, wrestled with tho world, the
nssh and the devil"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-31
REV. Ii. b. THAYEKS LETTER

| CORNING, n Y. July 10Th, 1873.
Eiitor BULLETIN:
The city Of Corning situated on the Erie
Railroad between Buffalo and Bingham.
on 10 one Of the great coal and lumber
epos OF the Chemung valley. We
Fssched this city last evening after days
tids Of 242 miles, oyer the susquehsnnal
Valley railroad from Albany To me this
was new route and although ! hesitsted
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-31

TEE reaction in farm Of young Wal
worth has already set in. Gov. Dix has
received petition signed by some ofthe
most prominent men in the state of New
York, for the pardon of Walworih, and
the Governor has asked Judge Davis for
a copy of all the testimony, letters aud re
cords in the case.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-31

TIE rural radical press proves itself
exceedingly rural in accepting tho tes,i.
mony lately offered by John L. Drew re-
specting the check of Cakes Ames to ). &
or bearer, as conclusive evidence that the
late vire-president was the victim of "A
slanderous conspiracy. A few newspapers
take down Drew's statement of what he
knows about the Ames check to $. q. rs
gospel truth few affect to believe it, but
the press at large Of all political opinions
wouldn't take any more stock in ). q. now
than itwould have done prior to Drews AN
nouncement The only effect it has had
has been to stir up an uncleanly pool
which had just begun to settle.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-31

A GREAT deal of valuable ammunition
has been expended in trying to Kill oil
Senator Conkling's expectations of the
vacant chief justiceship Of the United
States supreme court. But it would seem
from the spirit, ifnot from the plain letter
OF certain provision of the constitution
that the senator was dead duck in tina,
relation before shot was fred. We refer
60 the following "No senator of repre-
sentative shall, during the term for which
he was elected, be appointed to any civil
office under the authority of tho United
Estates, which shall have been created, or
the emoluments whereof shall have been
increased during such time The salary
OF the chief justice was raised at the last
session Of congress- Mr.. ConRliug being in
the senate, and his term does not EXPIRE
till the 4th Of March next Were not the
'emoluments Of the Office increased during
hls term II so, be lie certainly Ineligible
for the vacancy.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-31

The latest estimates Of the losses by tho
Baltimore fire place the whole at about
three hundred and sixty thousand dollars,
one half Of which is covered by insur-
snce
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-31

. A LICENSE was issued on Monday TO
1 the Csrbondsle foundry and machine
WORKS.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-31

SENATOR LOGAN was 10 Csrbondale and
Murhpysboro last week.
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WILLIAM K. SMITH, NJ. ID.
&. w. DUNNING, NJ. ID.

- FslDENCE-coruerN Ninth and Walnut Ets,
tluihce-cOfner sixth street and ohio iev.e.
uihoo hours -fTom o an. to ~ m. aud pm
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-19

HOTEL Arrivals. Bsptsm;tb'sF fBy 1873
Wheeler House-E Taylor, TepnS w G.
Turner, city; W II McOockle, York; J
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Cochran, F p Kssse, II Y; y q An.
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FRANCE AFTER THE GERMANS DEPART
URE.-Now that the iron heel is removed
from the breast OF France. the opposing
parties are expected, in some quarters,
to Ay at each other with dangerous ve-
hemence. AS yet, no such expectations
have been justified. The fact is, that
the causes which have produced hesi-
tancy on the part OF the monarchical
majority in the Assembly to 60 to ex-
tremes were not, at any time, dependent
OF The presence foi the Germans. On
che ovorthtow o! Theirs, they wonld
have. proclaimed the monarchy within q
month, If they had lad belief in their
ohances OF success. It has become
quite cleur that the fusion is not q com.
promise between sections of the ATo.
anarchists, as q bargain between the
Comte de- Paris and the Comte de Cham.
bord. The former will find it difficult
to bring over his followers to the white
flag OF the Bourbons. Tho Bonapartists
feel that they have been made cats.
paw by their error of aiding in the
overthrow of Theirs. The Napoleons
have made their great strokes by coming
after the republic. Never by aiding the
establishment OF the monarchy can they
hope to bring themselves nearer to
power. The conviction is settling deep
in the hearts Of the Monarohist leaders.
that every step forward they take be-
yond their present position will be a
false one. They must call forth all the