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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-08
~2nreMburger Gazette.

belt baben fSnnte @ppur6 f5nnte rpUbl
cieier Gnsel, Der fur einen Sepen BON Der
SeiaBuns Elm 0ddeln bat, iid ben SaB
irsenp zines MenI6en susespsen
baben g.. Nbsr in cieiem @uscnblide,
100 befneet ie ii6 jcbt?
Bon elmer i6redli6en anst erfaet,
mar artbur I'M Sssrife bi%naussueilen.
Sleiben sic rubis, Ssr 8apitdn !!
SD tdnce ni6t bier, tpenn i'd iie nidt
ultcn in gutter Serwabruns pibte. sic
sebt In oieler Nadt ni6t mebr binauf.
sic itanc Dor 8urssm in rer 8lpplufe,
unc pa t6 yOrbeisins. iaste id sleibiam
sufdlIis gu Dem lansen Scan, Ger md6<
tis carilber %erlaunte: SD CLAUDE, es
artet iid gum Sturm, i6 mue IS sepie
benz &apitdn %rapportiren. llnp earauf
tau6te ie rpieper binunter ME Elm cers
ldeu6tes Sdub9en.
Ou tbateit iebr re6t iaste Irtbur, unc
cu bait cine Setnbeit, Sad, bic i6 bel Dir
gar ni6t besreifen fam.
Nein, min, entsesnete Sad stpas
lpSttil6, auf pas Seine fSnnen nur Sers
r%enleute ii6 Yeritebn.
Das nil i'd serare nidt pamit Seia9t
baten. OUd, I'M, auf unlere Sa6e su
fpmmen, 70 fible ih mid gan; unldIGis
iiber bic W~aBreseln, rpslde ih srsreifen
lou. SD muB iidere Sepeiie baben, ebe
tb mid su etpas entidliesen fam.
Oas lebe i'd Elm, Ser Sapitdn.
llnterceIen bepa6en mir ieeen ibrer
Sdritte, pbne pas mir pur6 Gle 9erinsite
S%inreutuns auf irscnp cine srt BON Sc
fabr ibre rtnrube erpeden. Oes Nadts
falls ife ndmli6 bel ibrcr @swpbnbett
perbleiben iplts, pel9e, i1 iebe eS iebr
gut Elm, ibr 10 %nptbwenpis it, wenn ie
ni9t cur6 bic srpben @narensunsen,
psnen its ii6 untersiebt, erfranfen fpa =
cann ioQsit bu, replider Treunc, ~beionperS
iber ite tpaden.
90 ME i'd bisbsr setbar babe, pplens
rete Sad.
limb niemals, fubr Artbur fort, carfit
cu cieisn Satan aus cen @assn laiisn.
Sauen sic aaf mid. Serr &apis
tan .. llnp nun fSnnen Sic Elm penis
ruben, rsnn beutc 1T ie ii6er.
Cine lb6ne 8sbe! mnrmelte Nrtbur,
incem er nit sinem &rpfnifen Ypn Gem
treuen @ddtsr Res Seefrdsleins gtihiep
nabm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-08
X.XI.
Wsd cine GntDedunQ.

SD nil niht cher meine S!erne lobeu,
Bis i6 oas Gnbe sisier Sbatsn iab.y
S$iller.
Nm f%olssnben Sage rubie cine cumpfe
8inpitiue auf Gem Meere. 0as S6ifi
pteste ii6 lanft unp anmdtbis iiber bic
@euen.
Sete Srau Oarimon, iasts artbur in
benz er sesen Wittus BEL Den Damsn an
flppfts. Ssute baben mir ldSnss @ets
ter. unp i6 rattle Sbnsn, riele 0elesens
belt su benusen.
HOIa Iffnete pie Sblr.
@uten Morsen, Serr &apitin Die
Wutter 1T, Soft lei selpbt, auf II. anses
sosen, i'd iaste grade in eisiem 9lusens
bid, ibr feblc ni6tS weiter, ais Gin res
mig Sewssuns cben i'm 6reisn.
llnp i1 mill mid beute nidt piccers
iesen, fiel amelie Gin.
gu einem sutsn anfans rirfsn mir
ppbl rae Wittaseilen i'm Gallon Iervis
rem ? auBer ain sriten WOrssn babe i6
nidt mebr pas 0ersniisen sebabt Die
Damn bel mir su ieben, unp Ia Sic,
Srau Oarimpn, ii6 beute sin penis beis
fer befncen, 70 weisem sic mir cieIe
Sreurs sewi6 nidt.
Id, mein better Scu &apitan, i6 bin
ni6t i'm Stance, ras MIerssrinsts ,u
elien.
OaS bat nidt 10 piel su t~epeuttn, fubr
grtbur e%inrrinsenc fort, e5 1T pennp6 Ell
ne Serancsruns. SD bin iibsreust bag
Cd Sbnen gut betpmmen miro. Was mel
nsn Gle, 8rdulein &oia?
SD mage ME Gtras III meinrn, penn
co auf caS Seinren meiner Muttsr ;ur
See anfcmmt, anpprtete NoIa nit elmer
0leidsiltisfrit binter wsldsr ii9 slsi6s
ppbl Elm freupises Yersnlssn iber ben
Spridla9 Serisfte.
Der Sapitdn fiblte li9 aud feiness
ipess telsirist ~lpneern bseilts li6, feline
AnOrcnunsen in 70 Sprtreffibsm Wabe
wie m5s!id ;u treHen.
amelie wuste gar feinen Seriu&, &os
ia Sorfelansen su MAIDEN. Gcia aber
fab in ben @ussn rcr Wutter cine anslt
psl6e le su alsi6er Belt llbrte unp tief
l9n,eSte. @arum fiir6tet, parum be-
~unrubist meme Wuttsr iid I? Sater sers
lanste ia wsiter ai6ts. ale cae i6 feinem
OF, k;ooerosa MerSNrpdhpu oeken G,nt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-08
Der neae Watroje.

r9Sas lusf Gu? pslGss S6rsdnib nsnni tu
mir?"
6illsr.
Sn elmer 9taat, pa Der Steuermann
bic Wade bate, trat Sad pbne erbaltes
men SsfebI in zen Sulpu ees Sapitdns.
8as gibbs, Gcntatel fragile 9lrs
thur.
3as 1T 70 lei6t eben nidt selast, 5err
Sapitdn /; pa eS absr 70 it, wiei9 slaubte,
baS Sie mod ni6t i1lisfen, 70 erlauben
Sie mir ppbl, eas i9 einsn @usenblid
nit Sbnen plaupers.
SeBe bi9,-nun. mas aibt's tenh
SD mollte Sie srit irasen, ME Sbnen
Der neue @atrois Spbn ssfaut?
SD fam Jpn ni9t rs6t Isipsn /; cas
binpert mid jtoOd ni6t su Isben, pas er
ausseet6net Ssidift 1T. @r 1T ,um Grs
ftaunen Selsnfis unO burtis in ausm.
mas er tbut5 or it chen 70 tiatis wis pu
lelbt, ,mein listsr Sad.
Dag setebe i'd ;u, Ssr &apitan /!
,Saben Gle ater ~IbriSens auf ltin Be-
'nebmen a@tune ssseben? Gr nimmt
bfs NadtS INNER bic Sanse @a9s
,penti er ie bsfommen fam, unp erbalt sr
fe ni@t 70 If er peno& auf. S6lafen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-08
u 0 II.
gus Seefrxulein
ppn Sref.
Mouelle bon Sgeooor Gid.
ppm r It.
GertieBuns g.

Das mar reft unp I6bn; I'm, aber
Wprt baltsn 81 tSnnen, Seritebt ru ppbl,
mare es I'M bDbiten @rape unpalIenc,
bae bl, irenn Der &apitan bic Nbii6t
baben iolte, peine @efible III sepinnen
-jest rece id sans phen-pu ie bers
mad nidt erfaaen f~Snntef.
&Oia i6uiss LANCE; barauf antwprtets
fe leiie, aber nit elmer Stimme, rel6e
Der Wutter gar ni6t sefauen wp0teH:
Sc 1T lebr bart, Wutter, paB cine Sadie,
bic man ni6t einmal 3l penfen pber bel
f6 lelbIt su abnen pagt auf rieie @eiie
lbcn i'm 8praus iiberlcst unc befttmmt
fein fol-.
Wtein seliebter Gtssl tpenn ru wietef,
.rpie Idmer;li6 eS fir mid 1T, rein sartes
Gefibl ;u perlesen, 10 wlrost pu mir Scn
Sersen Seraeibrn, pas id senStbist bin 70
su banoeln, bod iase ielbf, wsl6en
NuBen bdtteif bu BON elmer @arnuns,
rpelds su ipdt fime?
8ann fommt iie 81 isat, liebe Muts
ter?
@enn bein DIR unb rein Sers Spn
bieier Sprade Yersiftet rprcen iinp, bic,
i6 bcTe es, bid bis jeBt ni6t errsi9t bat.
8ola 5dwies.
Wcsu nist tein, peinem serltcrbensn
Sater sesebenes Seripreden. ,psnn cu es,
pte id chen iaste, nur mad Gem Yu6s
Raben Yeriebt? Als er laste, eas cu bid
ni1t binpen ipllteit meinte er natirli6sr,
rpeiie, bu iputeit reine @efible niGt bins
ben.
DaYon iaste CT aber ni9ts, lisbe Muts
ter ; ,pent CT es aber aud setban bate,
TO-.
-. 10 mare paS ia iebr punoerli1 9es
tpe1en /; - rper fam ,pDbl feline 0efibls
binpen poer nftt binpen?
Wein IeBter Strpbalm ! ieufSte es in
bem Ser;en Der ~ansftvpIen Mutter laut
aber flagte iie: Wein Soft mein @ott,
bae ib tiele 3eiie antreten muete! Oenfe
tir, 8oIa, id iase nur, penfe Dir, penn
bein ieliser Slater islbit Dir einen @attsn
auserieben battle?
OaS f5nnte i'd ia ni1t bincer1, anti
.portete Hpla.
Sisbf ou, ru mubt cas suseteben !
limb rpenn eS nun 10 pdre?.
Da faste i'd nein!
Du? Sait pu 70 rpenis Gbrfur6t sesen
beinen perltprbeneu Sater? ST Dir lein
@unl6 unb 8iue, tpeni .er aud binses
11iepen it, 70 ,psnis beilis?
Stein, liete Wutter, aber i'd rpeib, ras
miGt ni1tS in Der Welt pabinbriiat Sc
mauben ;u bsiratben. ben i9 ni6t liebs.
Damn fam auf seridispene srt lisbsn,
8oia!
Dapon pciB i'd nidts, Mutter /; turnn
eS jebo1 70 melt fpmnt, 70 mill i9 auf
bic @rt lieben, trel9e mir bann aefaat,
ppsr aber i6 mill gar ri6t lisben.
Die fSrpsrli6sn 9eiben erbieIten bic
Sberbanp itsr ameliens SeeIenIeicen,
unp iest untsr cem itarfen @saenidlase
ipurpe is 10 frant, RAP Noia pbne Bitten
nnb Ssfeble auf feinen Sal BON ibrem
8opffilen Scwi6en iein pirce; rur sus
weilen pasts iie einise fi6tise @usens
blife auf Dem t9eucrn YlaBe an Der Sap
pc Elm wsnis suft ;u i9Spfen.
Xxx.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-10-08

,Gu! Gtrs! mir III bsutt rt@t bunssfothi&
~ Wfatbs", iasts Der SbGa q. AZ isinsm alien
S,snsr: n9a", anitpcrttts bislsr, vssr DER
Ossrit isbsn abr aud 10 aus :"
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-13

NEW SALOON AND FREE LuNCH.-The
building formerly occupied by the Lagrue
restaurant, on Meadow Valley street, will
to-day be opened by S. d. Potter & Co.
as saloon. 1t will be kept open day
and night, and the bar will be supplied
with the best wines, liquors and cigars
in the market. Well furnished club
rooms will be connected with the estab-
lishment. A free lunch will be spread
this evening. A general invitation is
extended.
For THE BENEFIT OF GEORGE MCKEAN.
Tonight the net proceeds of the theater
will be given to George Mexican, the
victim of the Peacock mine disaster.
"Under the Gaslight" will be presented.
Let every citizen of Phoebe purchase a
ticket, whether he uses it or not. Five
hundred, at least, ought to be, and we
believe will be, disposed Of Mr.. Ma
guire's generosity in this matter will be
appreciated by his patrons.
THEATER.--A good house last night
and all well pleased. To night the Gas
light" for the last time for Mr.. Nc
Kean's benefit. Dollar tickets will be
sold by Mr.. German to-day, as well as
tickets for reserved seats. The occasion
insures O crowded house.
The RECORD Office is turning out a su-
perior class of job work, and our mer-
camille friends are invited to inspect the
specimens of bill and letter heads, bust
ness cards, etc. Prices reasonable.
The Floral mill will soon DO running
again.
The RECORD Office has a new sidewalk.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-13
Dissolution Of Oopartnership.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
- - partnership heretofore existing between
GlIl q Pryor, in the saloon business. is this
gay dissolved by mutual consent. All due the
he ,.,;i will be received by Mr.. Gill and
Ne VIII pay all indebtedness.
CHARLES D. GILL,
Phoebe, March 10, 1873. mrie.aod
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-13
SPECIAL NOTICES

Notices under this head will be charged 80
cents per line for first and 10 cents per line for
each subsequent insertion.l
All Royal Arch Masons are requested to meet
at Masonic Hall ON Thursday, March 18th, at
7;30 o'clock. A. A. YOUNG,
NJ. W. KALES,
mr11-3t G. R. ALEXANDER.
GRAND MASQUERADE BALL! at Harmony Hall,
Main street, opposite Lacour. On next Wednes-
a Masquerade Ball which will, it is believed,
eclipse all previous affairs of the kind gen.
eral invitation is extended. ml1-2t
Fresh Garden Seeds at Alexanders. mr4tf
For the very best of dental work go to F. c.
Nichols, Dentist, Main street. mrltf
WILSON 4 SoLoMoNs, dealers in Cigars Sta.
tionery and Periodicals, at Fulks 4 McAlpins
f2O-tf
Wilson's Restaurant, next to Halpin's.
Fresh bread and cakes. foO-tf
The Alta California Almanac for sale at c.
Wiederholds f19.1m
ALL accounts unpaid on our books are trans.
ferrcd to b. F. Hastings, Jr., with full power to
collect O'NEII. & ARMSTRONG
fel1.tf
CUTTING & Cos California Canned fruits, Jel-
lies and Jams are far superior to all other brands
For sale by all tirst-class grocers
WATCHES CLEANED and warranted to run for
two years for $500, at Goodspeed's, next door to
the postoilice ial7-tf
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-13
Dissolution Notice.

THO WHOM" 1T MAY CONCERN -NoT1cr
t..o Is .s hereby given that. we the undersigned
tofore existing between us. and that the mere mere
n mas TINS day ceased to exist, and that p. J. III
Smlth Is alone authorized to collect the daht:
que, OF to become due to said Arm, and will nav
na ~. ,.e aepts que or to become DUE IS now a.
Sp saus Oh the books of the firm of Goedicke 4
oAiii'h' CHARLES GOEDICKE
p,o., P. J. H. SMITH,
AN" As'' 1910. mr2-1m
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-21

THO wee rrc,ldcnl sour n, Eni

The Wee President Ncnr hts Esii
ForAone Time pnst thrrc have bool
current indefinite, vet uiidelficd, rl'
nlofs Gf tho serious Illness OF Vice
President Wilson. The lNip,i lliuTm'
ton we have N IN rather more aRlhcUr
tie shane, md confirms ulr We ENv(
hitherto Published concerning tie snd
state OF Mr. Whom. IilH condition
u really alarming, although II is posi-.
Bile he may cling 10 HE for several
munllls, OF even year., 10 come, fli
however thu may bp, paralysis llas ~
completely Frustrated his tyslrln thai
bis health and his days Of active NE.
lulness are undoubtedly gone forever
llcUry WILSON Inns bccn cold, ego
tisthwl, eelilah and atlal9lt-mcod chnl'
ucler but II mny be said IN llla iuy0I
TINT lac h Tor was when he was one VI
the busy men Of the world rs kindiy
ard AZ well meaning as II X possible
for thetypc Of New Highlander 20 lie,
AZ 10 the Credit Mobilcr frauds, We
are Of opinion Tint he had no guilty
connection with them; that, whether
or not he was incornlptible, lac was at
least incorr,pt, His political career
has been remarkable, aud, IN view o.
his deficient advantages ut the Outset
OF life, he mny be denoninuted II worry
successful man.
His original name was Jedediah Co.
leath, The numc Of Henry Wilson
was adopted by him ia later years, ~
that Of Il gentleman who had been Kind
to him In his youth.
He was horn Of very poor parents ut
Pennington, y. H., February 10, 1872,
First engaged Ms chore hoy, and ut
tending school at the same time, lac
subsequently, learned the shocmakcr's
trade and removed 10 Natick, Mass.
He entered the political arena quite
young, and began his public life In l3il
US . member Of The Massachusetts
House of Representatives, 4 Norfolk
journal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-21
Lands In Northwestern Texas
WIN purchase these Springs and the
$40 ACRES OF LAND,

Belonging TO the same, well-watcrCd and
tlmOcrod with Bols Dare and oal, suitn-
bic for railway ties which are in consideril-
bic demand Tor the Iians-tontinental Rail-
road. The
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-21
!.GOalas.
j. G.. McCoDnell.

wHoLnsALg AND nKrAIL DEALER IN
Hardware, l1ol, Halls and Steel
CO Flea 81. nallss. Texas.
IIsgsE's; Ar N-OIfllft
Messrs Merchants, mechanics and tenn
Contractors OF North and West Texas and
the city OF .Ddlies. beg TO inform you that
rom lhis time tofward intend keeping tile
Ncfthcrn Texas, aud win sell for less
money than any house can afford 70 sell for
and make living I am paying. no intorest
on money ;paying M house, rent, and am
not dependent on sales Of goods for the sup
port Of my family therefore, / can afford and
VIII sell lower than the SAM goods have
eyer been sold In this market before. l will
show, IN prices, that small buyers can do
lus, ~ Wen 70 buy ip the fity. N Dallas as in
y; Louis; and In heavy staple GOODS will
sell NJ less Prices than they can lay Them
1S selns s tsnp q ~, ", e. ,,,o,.,
gra9ied me heretofore by you'll WIN try to
merit the sametn future. Give me q call.
| iu-diwvtf = ~sVoNSA ''"
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FOR SALE.

The beautiful frame dwelling Of Colonel
owens. situated on Cottage lane, between
Harwood and Pearl streets: six rooms In the
house; two good wells lasting water force
pump and ffty feet OF hose; hnc Young or
chard of choice fruit; good stablo; house
built under the owners supervision, and OF
the best materials: ~ acres of land. Also,
trail Railroad Ii desired, the furniture
NEARLY new Will be sold with the house.
Parties can see Colonel Owens at the llonse,
or the undersigned nj his Office. ON Elm street
one door west OF Episcopal church.
l+sdtf GEO. W. BAYLOR.
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CoNWECTIoWs.

lonves Shreveport duly tSundaSs excepted
at 4H0 y, nv Mpeiloli M o y, M; arriving
Julltrsou at $40 p, m.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-21

STATISTICS show that during the past
six months sixty thousand people have
arrived in Texas from Europp and the
Northern States. They com down by
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas RAD
road, and nearly all bring considerable
wealth with them.
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FOR GOVERNOR;
n. u. ADAMS. OF Dailns county.
rrIr nrprnIrcAx coNyENrIoN.

n. y, ADAMS. OF Da'ins County.
---------------------.
THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
The delegates 10 The Republican Con
ycntion assembled promptly nj nine
o'clock yesterday morning, in the pa
ylIion al Puiz's beer garden, and after
tvansnctlng some preliminary business,
proceeded TO organize permanently,
which was effected by the election Of
Judge Newton M permanent Chair
maiI. There was decidedly more de-
corum about tie concern than on the
previous day, notwithstanding 0 good
many fractions members persisted In
yelling out "Alr Cheerman," when
ever mn intcrmission IN thegenerol din
would offer any hope Of u successful
hearins The committee appointed to
draft platform reported soon after
order began 10 reign In Warsaw, and
IN Il sacrificed the last yestlge Of their
Dadicalism TO the vain hopotha Dem-
ocratlc doctrines introduced into their
creed might be the means Of leading
the party intopower
The platform Is u paradox'cal COM
pound, commencing aud condemning
IN one breath the principles Of the party
as evidenced in tiip action of It's chosen
leaders. Gen. Grant Is oompllmentcd
and his administration yindicatcd IN
the first sentence Of their platform,
but it winds up by insisting that his
treatment of the "gcntle sayagcs"
along the western border isn't just the
thinggIexas needs, thus letting up on
one of tie gandest ideas Of their cho-
sen chlefand the only one on which he
has ever shown any iudiyidunlism in
his character. Ii we mistake not, this
" something that the Democracy have
long laborcd for and, IN the extrem-
ny Of tho necessity supcrinduced by
Grants passiveDcss, Its lenders in the
last Legislature took steps TO provide
the very protection the Convention
ealls for by organizing regiment
ofstate troops, towhich the Presidents
affection for the Indian tribes induced
him to offer bis supreme objection.
This dodge Is gotten upto catch the
frontlersmen along the border but we
rather guess that II is too thin.
Secondly, he platform goes buck |
upon Republication, as the American
people understand II, in the matter Of
"back pay.n Every one knows that
this was n Republican measure, intro
duced into Congress by u Republican,
supported and carried through by Re
publican members, but the Convention
did not fail to censure those who par-
tlcipated in the proiltsof that infamous
swindle, just as the Democrats Of the
country have done from the beginning.
Thirdly, II calls for honest men to be
placed In the high offices of the State.
ilSs isa cons'in nation that the Dem
ocratic party Of Texas has been striving
70 achieve ever since the war ended,
and which they will achieve next De-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-21

AN estimate Of the Immigrants who
have arrived In the United States
since the establishment Of the govern
menl, and up 20 the end Of the year
1872, places the whole number at S.
6l0,i The number arriving previous
to 1871 ~ cstimatpl at 2j00OO; from
ls2l to 1880, l5l ,S20 lrom iHal 70 1870,
500,l2 from 1871 to 1850, l,7l3,1sli
from 1851 to 1869, 2,53S,2li from 1851
to 1870, 2,iDl ,2O0; during the year 1871,
337,7S0; during the year 1877, 1900
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-21
TITLE PERFECT.

Owner NONRESIDENT and without requisite
means for its improvements Here is a
rare opportunity Tor II 1--WE man to "coin
money" and enhance II comparatively small
investment to n handsome fortune.
without great labor or risk.
There are likewise strong indications, pos
sibly, OF Petroleum on this property, Apply
ut once tn GEO, SuIEINS
Corner Elm and Market streets, Dallas
Texas. l6l-dit.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-06-20
The Mexican Border Troubles.

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, June l4-Messrs.
Atkinson and Williams, the special Indian
commissioners to Mexico. arrived here last
night, accompanied by Senior Montery, Next
can commissioner, and Chgnan Kako the
head chief of the Kckapoos. They report that
the Indian tribes in Mexico are willing to 90
on reservation in the United States, provid-
ed their women aud children captured by Gen.
Mckenzie ana now imprisoned, are returned
TO them in Mexico. The Mexican authorities
have agreed TO fulfil this promise if the In
dians, after the return of the captives, endeav-
or to avoid compliance with it. They also
report that all intelligent Mexicans think it
will be the best way to rid the frontier of these
Indians.
Messrs. Atkinson aud Williams had several
days conference with the most influential
chiefs of the Kickapoos, Lepans and Mcscal-
leros resulting rs above stated. They visited
Governor Cespeda, of Coahuila, who received
them kindly and appointed "A commissioner to
cooperate with them in effecting the removal
They also visited Governor Gonsealez, of
Nueya Leon, who warmly co-operated by rem
dering the necessary assistance
All the Texan frontiersmen heartily wish
them success in Kidding Texas of this band of
robbers by an early removal The military
authorities are willing to accede to the request,
as the Mexican authorities hold themselves
responsible for the return of the prisoners if
the tribes do not comply with their promise.
The removal of these Indians to reserva-
ton inside the United States territory is in
accordance with previous proposals and ar
engagements by the United States government
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-06-20
On SATURDAY, the 2lst day of June,
40 a . R IL 8,

more or less, and is divided into two fileds -
One part of the land fronts on the main
street OF the village of GAINESVILLE, and the
other part lies Immediately on the road lead
ing from GAINESVILLE to Poolesville, and about
one-fourth of a mile from the depot on the
Metropolitan RailIoad.
About four acres of the land are in timber,
and the balance is good arabic land and there
is on the property one of the finest springs
in the county.
The property is improved by n STABLE
with COW house attached, and corn house
with buggy house attached.
The tract of land will be sold as whole
or in two lots with water privileges to each,
to suit the convenience of the purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE as prescribed by the De-
cree One-thrd ofthe purchase money to be
paid in cash on the day of sale, and the bal
ance in two equal installments, payable at one
and two years respectively from the day of
sale; the deferred payments to be secured by
the single bills of the purchaser or purchasers,
with security TO be approved by the Trustee,
and to bear interest from the day of sale; and
on the ratification of such sale or sales by
the Court, and the payment of the whole pur-
chase money (and not before), the property TO
be conveyed by the Trustee.
Conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser.
GEORGE PETER,
Trustee.
N BAH creditors of the said John c.
Colt, deceased, are hereby notified to file
their claims with the vouchers thereof in the
office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court for
Montgomery county, within one month from
the day of sale.
G.. p, Trustee.