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New-York tribune., 1873-07-24

Health Commissioner stephen Smith stated TO rc
porter OF THE TRIBUNE that Tuesday. the Board Oh
Health held meeting and passed n resolution directing
and instructing the Board Of Police 10 furnish inc
requisite number Of men TO protect tno
agents and employees Of the Board Oh
Health in removing the stands arounu
Washington Market and surrounding streets and IN to
execution OF the orders OF the Board OF Health on app
cation Of the President of the Board OF Health THIS was
submitted to the Board OF Police, yesterday, ana was
agreed 70 by it, He could not say when the war woud
be begun the stands around Fulton Market but pre-
sumed IL would be very soon.
Many OF the booth holders who not on the square
devoted TO Washington Market but in its Immediate
vicinity took from the operators around tno
Market and, removing their goods TO places OF saic
became interested observers OF the wreck.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-24
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.

MEETING TO DEVISE MEANS FOR SURPRISING IN
sURRECroNARY MovEMENTs-COUNcIL or GEN
ERALs-THE IRoN-cLAD vIrTORA FOLLOWED BY
GERMAN WAR vEssEL-PosITI0N or FRANCE
TOWARD TIE cARIIsTs.
MADRID. Wednesday July q, 1879
meeting which was attended by ali tho
memhersof The Cabinet and large number OF the major
y OF the Cores, held last evening at tho War Oco
to discuss what should DO adopted to secure
the overthrow 0f tie sUrectionary movements in tho
country.
The COrtes has approved bin providing for the impo-
sition OF extraordinary war taxes Persons who arc
known TO be 4 sympathy with the Clrlists to bo
taxed heavier than the loyal population.
The minority Of the Cortes has issued manifesto con
denning the policy Of the Government.
President salmeron held council OF generals today
He was advised to summon Immediately into active
service 10000 men Of the reserves.
The Civil Governors OF Seyla and Albacete have been
dismissed and replaced by special Delegates
Gen. Martinez has superseded Gen. Valeyolo as Cap
taInGeneral OF Valencia
The inhabitants Of Urera have defeated and taken
two guns from an inslrgent column which marched OUT
of seya to carry into effect the declaration OF inde-
pendence.
AS the insurgent ironclad Vttona sailing from
Alicante, German frigsto which lying IN the har-
Dor, put steam and followed her out by orders Re.
ceiYed from the German Legation at Madrid.
BARCELONA, Wednesday July o, 1873.
The remains Of Gen Clbrlnetz, who was killed in the
engagement Rpoll, between the Republicans and
Cariists Will bc brought 10 this city.
Fearing disturbances in consequence OF tho issue Of
the proclamation OF independence many Of the respect
able inhabitants are leaving the city.
colonel OF the Ciyll Guards here has deserted ami
joined the Carlists
BAYoSSE, Wednesday, July %, 1873.
The Carsts assert that their effective forces IN spain
now numbers 10000 men.
They have disembarked large quantity Of arms and
ammunition from England at Requieto.
PARIS, Wednesday, July 49, 1873.
The Carlsts have made a formal demand Of Franco
FOR the recognition Of their rights beigerents. Tho
French Government has refused and declares that II
will perfectly neutral In accordance with TINS
policy has forbidden the Spanish REPUBLICANS from
sending tuccOr to Pngcerda by way OF Port NcndFes,
French Town on The Mediterranean.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-24
TILE IOWA TRAIN ROBBERY.

DEs MONIES, July 23.-Gov. Carpenter offers
$500 reward each for the capture Of the robbers OF the
Rock Island Railroad train. The Railroad Company offer
S OOO and the United States Express Company large
reward. IL is ascertaned that there were ten
robbers Yesterday six them Creston,
on the Burlington and Missouri Railroad riding rapidly,
their horses being much jaded, in a south-easterly
direction They crossed this road and after sepa
rated. They appear to be trying TO get TO Mercer
County, No. the abiding place of rascas OF all grades
They are regular guerrlas, and believed to be the
same gang who recently robbed bank in that section
in broad daylight 1t is now thought they Intended to
catch the pay car the Rock Island Railroad which
Law here over Sunday and passed west of the place OF
the robbery few hours than they expected, and
they then took the first train which came along In
addition to the o. 200 which they took from the Express
safe they got sealed bag, containing 5000 belonging
to Wells Fargo & Co. Dispatches received this even
ing from officers in pursuit say they are south OF the
robbers, and that their escape is hardly possible.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-24
THE MARKET STRIFE.
DEMOLITION OF THE WASHINGTON MAR
KET BOOTHS.

VIEWS or COL DEvoE AND SUPERINTENDENT KET-
T.EMAN-wHAT THE MNEKETAiEN sAY-JUDGE
PRATT ISSUES AN ORDER TO THE HEALTH AU-
THORITIEs To SHOW CAUsE-$j, ,000,OOO WORTH OF
BUSINESS DESTROYED.
The war between the Health Board and the mar
ketmcn has ended with complete victory for the
former 1t was the intention of tho Health Board to
order the demolition of the stands surround
ing Washington Market on Saturday night
and Sunday. Il was finally agreed
however, that no movement should be made 10y the
Board of Health until Monday. The question OF
the legality Of the proposed action OF the BoaId
of Health was referred TO the Corporation Counsel
and he gave il as his opinion that the Board pos
sessed full power to order the removal of the standS
if they were dangerous to the health of the neigh
borhood. On Tuesday the Boards of Health and
Police held meetings. The former called
on the latter TO detail a sufficient num-
Der Of men to protect the agents and
employees Of the Board Of Health in the work pro
posed. The Board Of Police agreed to do so. Yes
terlay Judge Pratt granted an injunction restrain
ing the Board of Health from interfering with the
stand-Owners. Later in the day the injunction was
SO far dissolved as to place the responsibility for
what might be done on the Health Board. The
Health Commissioners resolved to go on and re-
move the stands. body of police numbering
$50 men. under the command of Inspector
Walhng and Capt. Copeland, were sent down
TO protect the workmen, $50 in number, who, under
the command Of John V. Gridley and the personal
supervision Of the Health Commissioners, were to
perform the work of demolition. The programme
was carried ont without interference on the part of
the marketmen. More than 100 stands were torn
down and the material carted away. The work oc-
eupiod nearly the entire night.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-24
ECCLESIASTICAL AFFAIRS IN ITALY.

CoYsGsToRY FOR THE NOMINATION OF BIsHoPS-TEn
CURE OF SANTA CRUZ not TO BE RECOGNIZED
BY THE CARDINAIs AT ROME-MEETING OF COM
MISSION on CHURCH PROPERTY.
ROME Wednesday. July %, 1873.
A consistory will be held next Friday for
the nomination OF bishops.
The Cardinals here have had instructions from tho
Vatican not to receive the Cure Of Santa Cruz on bis
ARRIVAL in this city
The Commission for the liquidation OF ecclesiastical
property opened its session here to-day.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-24
FLASHING TON.
ALLEGED NFRACrIoNs OF THE GERMAN POSTAL
TREATY.

ALLEGED ISFRACrIoNs OF THE GERMAN POSTAL
TREATY.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, July %, 1873.
statement having extensively published TO inc
effect that the postal treaty between Germany anu
the United States is so framed discriminate against
tho German-Amercan press, the object being to dis
courage the circulation in Germany OF American
newspapers published In the German language, u y
proper to say that the Is without any foundation
in fact. The existing postal treaty with Germany
makes such discrimination. 1t expressly provides
that except small local carriers fee, long as II
exists in the rural districts OF North Germany no charge
whatever otherwise than is therein expressly
provided shall be levied and collected on the
letters and other correspondence exchanged
American newspa pers addressed to Germany prepaid al
the rates prescribed by the United States PostOnice
Department cannot properly be charged In delivery
with any except the small local carriers fee aooVo
mentioned The attention Of the POstmaster-Geneal
having recently been called 10 the circumstance that
in The kingdom Of Prussia law exists which imposes
tax not only newspapers published there, but also on
foreign newspapers In the German language coming
into Prussan territory and that this tax when the
newspapers come by mail under cross band IS one
fourth silver grOsehen equal to seyentwellths OF cent
for every single number, he has addressed an official
communication TO the General Post-OHice at Berlin
stating that the leyyng and collection Of such tax not
being in any sense local carriers fee, is, in his opin
ion, violation Of the provisions OF the postal treaty
and requesting that the collection OF said tax IN the
kingdom OF Prussia on prepaid newspapers from the
United States may be discontinued
WASHINGTON NOTES.
statement widely tclcgrdphed last night 10 show
that the debt OF this district is within tho limit fixed by
law is not credited here outside Of Ring circles. Col
smoot one Of the strongest Republicans in the LcgsIa
tive Assembly, aud by means enemy OF the Board
Of Public Works, declared the floor his firm belief
that the debt had then exceeded the legal limit by about
$OOOO and though this has been repeatedly published
here no successful attempt has been made 10 show that
this Is erroneous.
The AttorneyGeneral has refused to recommend a
pardon 10 the case Of James Pickett Of Idaho sentenced
to be hanged in that Territory Thursday. In August
1872 Pickett dealt blow with a miners pick on tho
skull OF an Indian woman killing her almost instantly
He was aTraigned and tried by the civil court OF IdahO
aud sentenced TO death il being the first In which
a white had been sentenced TO sdher tho eGtfeme
penalty OF the Law for the murder OF an Indian.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-24
THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY.

TUMULTUOUs DEBATE-THE PERMANENT COMMITTEE
GRANTED AUTHORITY TO PROSECUTE NsULTEE5
OF THE ASSEMBLY.
VERSAILLES, Wednesday July %, 1873.
The Assembly this afternoon, after a most
excited and tunutuous debate adopted the bill em-
powcrpg the Permanent Committee, which sits during
the recess 10 prosecute insulters Of the Assembly NJ
Enoul in the course Of a vigorous speech denounced
dcaturships NJ the daughters OF license and declared
that tyrdnnical Republics ~ beget Caesars.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-24
THE TEPIC REVOLT.

DEFEAT OF TIE REyoLUTIoNIsTs AND Capture or
LOZADA.
MATAMoROs, Mexico July 22.-An official
telegram from GEN Cebalos TO the military commander
Of Matamoros, dated Tepic, July IT. announces tho
complete defeat Of the revoluonists in the state Of
Jalisco and the capture OF their leader tho famous
chieftan LOzada who has for the last l5 refused
TO submit TO the authority OF the Federal GOyernment
and who has headed band OF malcOntents in armed
hostility nearly all that time.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-24
PARTIAL EVACUATION OF FRANCE.

TAhI5l I0IJ
1t is officially announced, to-day, that the
fortified OF Mezieres, capital OF the Department OF
the Ardennes and the town OF Charleyile the oppo
site side OF the River Meuse, the department,
were evacuated last night by the German forces which
have occupied them since the conclusion OF the war.
Tue staff OF Gen. Manteutiel, the Commander OF tho
Army OF Occupation. will remain at Nancy for short
time. After its departure from that city Verdun
district will be the only French territory occupied by
German troops.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-24

The 5th Maryland Regiment left Baltimore
las. evening Cape Eher, they viii sbanp for 10 days
meeting of cigar manufacturers was held
M IN Phdepbs protest ssHGt enforcement BY the REV
.us sren VI patent boI which the Department
propose 10 introduce
Capt Sheridan, submarine diver. has sue
, In soyenug Of the hight portion Of be Of the
C Of wslhsstsS Tb bssVj pohSS iron And ''ss "h ts
covered iBlAsk
New-York tribune., 1873-07-24

CRITICAL CONDITION OF THE HON. JOHN p. HALE.
DOVER, N. H., July 23.-The Hon. John T..
Hale who fell and broke his hip bone, Tuesday suf
fers extreme pain and ia able 20 lie In only one position
His surgeons will endeavor to his hip but s consd
cred doubtful II He had returned from
Great Falls previous to the accident and felt
uuukuay we'll
New-York tribune., 1873-07-24
THE TIGREss AT ST JouN,s n =

ST. JoHN's, N. F., July 23.-The United States
Steamship ngress In search OF the Poars arrived here
this morning She will remain q day or two to coal.
AL On board the rgress are we'll.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-24


TRIAL.
CHICAGO, July ga special dispatch to
The Tribune from st. Paul tonight says that the Mani
toba Court has decided TO hold for trial Fletcher Mer
man. Hoy, aud the other prisoners charged with kid
mapping "Lord" Gordon, but has not yet decided
whether or accept bail for their appearance. At
the latest advices this question being argued.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-24

A st. Paul (Minn.) special to The Chicago
Tribune asserts that there is no foundation for the
port that DAVIS fairly nominated for Governor
al the recent Minnesota Republican State Convention
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-23

t~erRisen, bab bic Irtifel Der neuen gsrfaRans
nod nor Der Wsrtasuns Der Observation-Disclosures
uns 3ur @bftnmuns ssbra6t tpsrben icQen.-
Senor Maiicnape matte einen unseRamea
GusfaQ sestn bic Witslisssr Der 4intcn, bic, rte
Ct bebauptete, benz 9anee ibre Mnihten u. Na6.
nabmen aufsuspinsen {udten. SdlieBli& mur.
be bel6lcHtn, tn Der Natipnalpsr ammlurs auf
cine fur3e Vertasuns unb bic Gtfitsuns zines
cages anjutrasen, an pel1em bic Sieun9 trit-
Der srSnnet tperben iUae. Das Centrum mar
bort ni@t pertrettn.
8ayonns, 18. SuIi. Der pfarrn Santa
Cruz fol- itin seiflides @emanb pieber anselest
GU unb f& auf ben Wes mad &ont ssma&t
habsn, UNI bic 8srseibuns bss bl. @attrs ~ Ct.
Heben.
% bsiet tab bic ipaniide &tsitruna bic con.
fitutionslen @arantisn fir bic basfii6en pro.
pinsen iuspentirt babe.
Die WnbGnser tes 8rpnbrGtenten len DON
Carlos lsbsn Der SoTuuns, ba6 5ranfrei& Ee ais
friesfibrenee partsi ansrtsnnen wsrte, irbalb fe
in ben geliB elmer fart btfefisten Staet sslanat
iine, in trel6er Don Carlos ben &esisrunssf1
auffhlasen farm.
Die 9arIifsn bebaupten, bae Der rtpublifani.
i9e General @abrinety pcn ieiuen sisensn 2eu-
rn setSetet ~ rse.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-23
Seit o,nt 1. Suli, 0eloer empfanaen

Gabuaus, Sppa.-1, pauls. 81. so. Is. f0t. 8. 3iss.
yre6t Is gts., 100. Spatn, Is. tOt. VI. g~ubrnann fir
GiiJed so; 5. Bauer St.eO; 5. ga6lsr si.25; 8. Drelsr
1t3. rs Cts.
@tantatr, Blue GARTH 60. ginn.-(aatG s. Watspan)
6riss. Sessen $780,; 2. Safsl fir 8. 9buames, Giishrrf,
Sisf,r&. euremturs, Gurppa 1925. 8. gBilmts $3.50.
Rings, DUBUQUE &c., Sera.-S. Stsfen st.25.
Cottage pin, Dubuaut 60. Sppa.-S. 9ueepiep 81. go.
eafapette, Sab.-@. Sanisn, $500.
gurrra, Same Co., ~Sa.-Ipbanss 80 Cts.
Daserlc, Sremer &C., Sa.-SaSmann SO Cts.
glsnepta, ga aas Co., Sa.-Ssrmann s2.25.
arlington, Bureau Co., Sa.-a. ". @efsn sf.26.
1pleep, Sbtp. IS. Dtmmsr). s. Bad $3.50. S.
SeTnann 81 lbs.
&Sfba&, glpmrutb Co., Sa.-S. @rsnst $3.50.
glthsn, Dubuque Co., Sa.-(@st. Raaf&l.- 8. ,eicu.
fSsis $3.50. q. S6aul. 9ssrun ron 9emars, glsm eutt
Co., Soma. VI. Seirsrfbsis st.25. u. glrnpsr 2.5O.
Santfrn, Dubuque 90, Sppa.-S. gDpIf $3.50.
Sir s. Wajsrus Braun, Sbsrf6itrsn. Dis.irt, gurems.
Garrpa, Sf.25. Np. los.
Wfidtean City, SRe.-3. 5anfen fur Hss. o.. Relies,
mad Sifien, Rsrit, euremb., europe. 1920. Is. f25.
g1inrna, gBinrna Co.. @inn.-S. eubris FIR s. pirfS,
pisere, @inera Co., Minn., S2.50.
gDaupsten, Dubuque Co., Spmd.-5ar @ss. s. GLAD.
@ussnatsn, Dsmmsrsfir&, GIas, Gurcpa, Sc. fO7.
SauSarp, 5resmrnt Co., Sppa.-N. Stlse $500.
Ct 8snatus, Sadipn &C., Sspa.-R. &rsns $3.50.
gUrtb gpafbinstpn, Gtidifap Co., Sppa.-S. S6uma.
der $3.50.
Dseaba, Sesspssan Co., g1ise.-(gst. 3. @assarl.-S
S6esteI s2.59 5. 9iert $3.50.
Bellevue, Sadpn &C.,, Sa.-(ast. s. Raneei6eie).-S
STsns $3.50 S. 3ifereins st.25; Rid. Ssfinann $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-23
G6ieago Marftbsriat.

(Y CT IslsSrGPb.) ~. JuIi 1913.
g9tiSsn.- S6lo6 rubis uuO i6pGaer; 20. 1
Sprinspsisen $l.32 fur barten Ho. 2 III
Si.2il ~sebaItsu p%srlaufi fir @uguit $f.iG4 ;
Ausi6uB 50 s.
3prn.-8nbis, bod etpas bRbsr; gc. 2 ga
St.. @ngebo ni6t aussnrmmsn ; iriidtl ju373
g.; Gusi9ub 35S s.
Safr. -gsbbait ; 9c. 2 27J %SstOten Nus
l6ue 264 &.
&csssn.-8ubis pns fsi go. 2 SO bis 81 6. ;
@ual9uB Pot s.
Oate.-prsiis irit FIR ipGttrs gerfdufs; DO.
2 fur Sestsmber 50 g.; ausituB 80 bis 30
&ts.
S6wsinsasii6.- SET; fir Septmbsr SIS;
fir baar $i5-15.25.
6st.-8lau ~ SIS bis $S,t24 ssstn taur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-23

0%ereaneene @phc purssn frisenbe
@untraete fir griiden i'm bieissn Gcurtbaus ser'
seben. pagan Brand Bride an Inb. RsrB
fur 1921; 8rant Bradley Bride an 8rieSri&
6rimmels ~ 1886 Green &cab Sride an
slnb. Iaerb su 1924 ; eagle Mia Bride al
Sames GrapfOrb su $437 bic Sic anbre Bril-.
de an .. S&mipt IN $279.-@ie nett oft bic
lnaebcte Der llnterntbmer bon chamber laufen,
bate man bier quite GsIssenbeit su isten. Bel
ben meifen Sriden mar bas bSdfs @nssbct
bUppslt 70 bod ais bas n~iecrisfe unc in 2 8aaen
iitsr %finfmal 70 bp@.-Sebr sa wiini&sn ,pdre
es, pas man bauerbaftsre unt b~siunters itatt
Der hSlsernsn, iplibe, feinefne Sridsn baute.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-23
An9ebote fit Maurerarbeit
fur bic TnnSamente Der neu 81 ers
rthtenben &trhe

ninimt Der Ssrr palfer Sbsrtroedlins RON Gu
rsmtars (Mationl Dubuque Co., Soma, int
Yfarrbauie bis su Mittaa, ten %. SuIi /. 6.
e~ntsessn. Sisielben milen ben yreis berWaSs
rerarbeit per Cubic gJaro unb ben Treis Der Sau.
feline fir 3biridwsaen, Gsnfsrtante &c. per Iau.
fenben 5ub a%nseben.
Vie yreiie fir Maursrarbsitsn miiRen serYsrd
a IS Guticf. sinssrsi&t perben. Sur Der releIs
Cubic Snbalt fDnmt in &e6nuns unb es III aus.
rriidIi& su bemerfen, tab fsin She'll Der Mauer
bcppelt berednet tpirb. Sn leinem @nsebut bat
Der untcrnebmer su fassn, bis pann CT eiegrbeit
fertis n,a&t. 3erisniss Der ben Contract er-
bait bat annebmbare 8iirsi6aft su fslsn ; unb
bic Sirsen miGsn in Dubuque Co., 1eBbaft lein.
Steins unb Sanb liefsrt bic @smsinbe.
Oas gaurOmmi.tse Der @smeinee bGlt It bas
Nett Dor, ale @nsebcte al serwerfsn, II. has ibr
palenee Insebct a~ns;upsblsn.
gldne u. Speeiicaticnsn fcnnen In Der Office
Der Srn. Ir6itectsn Seer u. q a6er babier
einseiebsn tpereea, rr fe 3ur @nii&t cFsn Iisssn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-23
Nns5n9
aus bsn tslssrapbi(asn gsps(dsn
Tranfrei6.

Wew grrt Ia. Suli. SIN Geiprdd nit si.
mem GOrrsippnbsntsn iaste YraTpsnt MaeNa.
bon (penn'S pabr in
Die &esierunsssewalt Iiest jeBt tbatia1li6
beim Miniferium unp i'd bin fsif iberseust eab
basielbs ft pom Der Sorbersebeaben &esiernns
nur pabur9 unteriGeipen trirb, pab Is cas pro.
sramm bur6fabrt, welaes iens tpobl auffsats
abrr ni&t bur6iufiibren sermU1ts. 9Bir inh
ni9t 70 unprIitiit, paB mir uns gu Nabreseln
~Ssrleitsn la1en %wirben, abuli6 ienen, pel@s has
aaiisrreit srsriT, bod tperssn mir ;ur Si6eruns
Der Wcblfabrt unr Der 5seibsitsn bsS Bottles
slass tbun, pas f& irsenp tbun laBt. 98as bic
rSmii6e 8rase ansebt, 70 mare es spn Stalisn
sesen lein sisenss 5nisrefe ssbanbslt tpclte eS
ben gasit %srinesn, &Om, gu s%srla0sn, unD ieinsn
Aufertbali in einem frsmeen 2anee sa nsbn,sn.
Die san;s faihOlii&e gSelt wiros lid ssssn Sta.
lien wenesn unr bic STentlite Stimmuns mir,
be ssssn bic i~talien ii6e &ssisruns cine 70 ssreis-
te psresr, baB ni@t ALIEN unisrs 0raEfrsi&s)
@inmiibuns tabur1 nrtbpsneis piirpe, icnbfrn
islbif sin surppGii6sr ariss berauftei&wursn wsr.
ben fpnnts. pom psltsm Stalisn I0ss 3u fir@tsn
absr Hi9ts gu bpTfn lei.
Oils i'd bic praIpsnti6aft itsrnabm, bIidts i'd
ni8t SOraus in bic 3utunft; i'd i9auts nur ;u
n,sinsr &eatsn uni sintsn unp fab Wannsr al
Ter ppIitii6sn Sbattirunssn, bereit lit %sesenisi+
ii" in Stide ;u rsleen, nit Der srpsfn Nahs
Der unpiTenetn une ,,naipen" NIblsy i'm Stiff
fen, bic MID bsHs: ssinnt parsn. Die ein5iss
&ettuns aus eielem pirren Sample um Wa9t
unb 0epinn, uup bic sinSise fir cine Grbebuns
~unisres ganpss ;u isinsr frabsrsn @rpbr lab i'd
in Der armss. Disls ~ rsprsaniTrsn unO gum
8pQpsrt Der 0rcibsit Jraufrei4s Su MAIDEN,
ipgte bas Strsbsn sinss jsSsn pabrsn Gransrien
Isin.
SD isbe hurhaus fsinsa grnnb, nssbalb bic
| %ss9enpGrtise &sSisruns nit ibrer amsnpirtsn
Berfa1unssfprm I'M 8ersin nit siner militGri.
i6su 9rnutisg email, bic ibsr has 9ane unc bic
Irwss berriGt, in 5rantrsi5 ni9t felt besriinest
merbsn tSrnts. Wsnn bic gsgriTe ,aaiIer.
reid" UNI o3epublif" slsi9bteeutenb nit Dis
riplin" rpfreer, peun jsosr Burger SOlpat uue
itbsr Ssl0at Elm Disnrr Der Jisputiit il, bGnn
pire man I'D ttsni gpenig I'M Sin pertefruiue,
ale s~sssnwar!ls UNI bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES trei,
len.
gOris 16. Sui. Die Rssitung bat bic
Yrafsttsn csr oFfrpirtsu Departments i%nilruirt,
ale Gfsntliasn 6rtupenb9susanasn ibsr bic &C..
gsnpGriis ppr f& se9snes &agmuas p%erielbsn ~
uutsriaeen.
paris. Is. 5Gf. Senri Ro6,iprt piro on
81. BE-. piseer mad Neu GaIsO0nisn Transporting
rtrStn.
Is bsiet oa6 Der SGlb son gcrIsn in 5Olst
elmer Gmp0runs in fsinsr 8siGs iOfert mad
lsiner Saupttaet .Sberan" 3urIdtsbrsu
trsles.
Ggalane.
2pnfpu, IL. 3uli. SIN Saule Der 6tmsi-
nsn purbs bsutt 9ltenr es fplssups 3ui&rift tei
aSnisin %srrlsien;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-23

Sprlette abode ine Yrisfs eiusesar.
gen uns aud, 10 nett nUtbis, bsantwortst NOR
ben /:
Ser. Seibulb, 8es. @iblterssr, 9ep. s. 9.
Saaisn. s. 2bein, s. Wanberi&eit, u. Geld,
9. @slter, s. DINNER, u. &siisn, .. Denies,
s. @risier s. .. @cnrs, s. S.. Ssssiisman,
". Salsr S. eub~is, s. S&ilS 8. Dcnbelin.
1er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-23

Sn mnS nm Dubuque itsint iI& cine
Sanbe ssfabrli&er Disbe berumiutrsibsn. Ser
sansenen 8reitas tra&en in "SsebS SoaOp"
Seri&itSene bieier Spibbuben in bas Saus elmer
alten Wtttwe, mibba1esItcn %bitleIbsn unb nab.
men ibr $3.50 ales GsIb, mas fs bate. On
fineu, anbtrn Saule fablen fs 80 Dollars, naS-
rem fs has S&IcB Der Saustbare seriprenst
aus Ter Spisutai&e bss i&lafenpsn Gissntbii-
rnsrs ; aud on arbsrn StsQsu purbe ginbru6
srrlu6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-23

Tolsenee Sricfc iinb Isbis @Ods sinss-
sanssn anS 10 nett GO nUtbis, aud s~rSbtsntbsils
teantporttt fereen
Ser. s. 81. SaleL &es. s. 8nappls, Ser. s.
.. prppf, s. .. 9rnner, q. grpfus, 8. S9lid,
U. @rcbe s. Sad, 3. @slter, s. @aspar, Gb.
MeYer, Or. S&wint, n. @arna6, 3. @antsr-
iteib, s. S6ubma9sr M. 6oltf9mit, q.
SanIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-23
farm III r%erfai,fen.

Giae in prairis Sprins 5~epnlbip, Sadfeu &C., Soma
auf Ger iessnauuten Rtese an ttr eamsitt u. Bellevue 3eas
, Weilsn iltpsfli6 rem ct. 4euatas CStts ees merts),
etEa $ ylsilsn ben Bellevue, aslesene 5arui ven fOi Gfer,
fre. &uf Der Jarm bsfnest I'D Ga epetaufs nit z 9euns
Staluns, Gifsrns &c. Oi6t ah her Barn itspt has Soul.
tdus tes 3opuitips. 5hr BIZ naberen SerIaufsbfeirsun.
gen renee man I'D an biz S~eedetign tieieS Slattss reer an
cen Observation-Disclosures, SsfrE y. &irebsn in Ct. Dena.
tue, Safisn Co.. SUpa, Ter aud bersit II, hem stebbaser
ee Jarm ~ jeieen. SUM As UT.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-23

Sci benz bur6 bic nfrsien WstbpSifsn" b:i
Nora Syringe absebaltensn Camp @estina
fIasts sins Sp4ter ibren Sutsr UHentli& Dor Der
gsriammluns an, fs Ole Sc&tsr) srauiam be.
banteIt gu baten. Der Satsr, Gin alter, scsbr.
ter unc ssa&tster Yiirssr pirsrlssts bic antlass,
innsm CT ansab, bab bic aufrssurs itins So@tsr
trebnVnnis seniaHt babe.
Cine nS&wsfsr" tlaste l6 Dor aIsm golfe
hes unsrlauttsn llmsanss nit einsm Der Yri.
Der" tpabrsne Ses Camp Msstinss an u. nannts
ben SstreHenbsn bel @amen, mas su alssmsinem
sufrubr flbrts.-Sinb bas ni9t itSne Sri9tt
bes Rstbcbismus I?