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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04
farm III r~erfamfsn.

Cine III prairie Sprins 5epnTttp, Sadipn &c., Soma,
auf Der essnanntsn'@ibse an her eamptts u. Bellevue Rpae,
5 Nelen lltretlia son ct. Spnatas (3ste he's mprtsl,
etPa $ Welen BON Bellevue, eslsgsre 5arin pn f04 Afer,
pcppn ~ In 9ultur ure ~etnsefen,t une 10 Alder Spl;lane
ituh. &uf Der BARN befnett I'D Gin eesbauie nit S6eune,
Staluns, Giitsrne &C. 8iSt an esr 5arm fte9t cas- S6ul.
tdus ees 1ppnfbips. 5lr bic ndheren Sertauisbsetnsun.
gen menee man It'd an bic Reeacttcn siies Slattes cher an
zen Observation-Disclosures, Serrn y. 6irdben in ct. Dpna.
nus, Safipa 60, Sewa, her aud tsreit ID, hem siebbaber
bic 5arm ~ ,eiaeu. Stunt As Mt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04

Die Sbicaep, Dubuque II. Minne;
fOta ". 81. Sompaeuie bstt pas @aHsr.
paS ie gum 6iaen Der 2prpmptisen i'm &unb.
baaie Der citation brau&t rur9 cine ~eplpIale,
mittsIlt elmer @inbmiibls in gswssuns ssIsyts
gumps emppr, bic sS eann in cine mGGtiss
Butte BON $4,000 @alUnen 5nbalt siebt.-Oisis
STtte mar lsstsn Samifas bis auf 6 3pa pom
Sanpe sefuat, ais bic turs sprber anssScssnsu
&eifen naGsabsr. aus Der SSte ppn 80 6uf
flrsts bic gBaltrmaiIe, einsm @Oltenbru6 alsi9
bic StatiunssetGupe lbsri9wsmmsnb. Gin Or
better, Der elm msni@li9ss yeeIrfniB in sinem
in Der Nabs tsbenesn aspartsmsnt ssrri9tsis
srbisIt Elm Starsbab anb fam spn Slid iaseu
pae i'm bic ma&tiaen, auf eas Yrisst faaenesr
0auben ni9t eri2lussn. Mit Der Spis in ser
Sano ilpb er aus benz @baos.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04

Die S6muefnne Der @ratsr Der sefaae-
men llnipnsiplpaten, fanb am 30 b. M. auf Zen
Ysri9iepensn UNI bic Stapt Dubuque sslsss.
nen air6bUfsn itatt. Gisie Cite, bic cine bla6s
Ra8abmuns zines fatbplil4sn @etruuass III,
bspsist bsnnpa, RAP ~riejsnissn, bic ibr glut fir
pas gutsrlanb s~sUpfsrt, ni9t bon ibren @ittif,
germ D%rrsefeu frb unc pab bic Station bic strt
bic ibre gai9tsn ais Sirssr erfiQt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04

= 2Sihtie fur Seimftdttes uns Yrssmp'
lipns. slnisbIer. Der lsgts Gpnsrsb bat elm Sc.
Iey anssnpmmen, bab icl9e @nisplsr einen She'll
)ibrss eaness an S&ulsn, air9ea, Giisnbabnsn,
bHentli9e 0etaube unp StraBsn lbsrtrassn tiir'
fen, pbns raB babur9 sas &e9t hes @uiselsrs
srlil9t, aud penn psrislbs nod niGt 5 Sabre ha
seppbnt bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04

Gs Ut cine bstannte 3batia9t Rap mint
stfsnS bic Salfts bss wsibli&sn Sbsilss u~nisrsr
SrpDlfsruns F& isItsn gutter Weiunbbsit srfrsut.
Dieter alaIs smpfeblsn mir Or. aus. SIS.
MICS Samburser 5rppfem. Sis rel
nissn bas glut, b~sfSrtern bic Vertauuns unc
fslsn pisstsssImabisfsit Der enlightenment Organs
piebsr Der.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04

Jcipa, rbi6pn Der iiebsnte Staat in SetreH
Der SsSUlteruna 1T Der finite in Sinii@t auf
isinsn @pblitanp unO per Yierte, penn man ben
BsrIb Der 6armprcputts in 9etra9t Sisbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04
&ebreritene 0eimcbt.

Gin eeut l6er tatbelil6sr esbrsr, Der enslifhsn Grade
rna6ti8 ue gutter Srsanif unb 9bereirieent, pel6tr f6en
fehs,tbn Sabre ais folder in eieiem ganee funsirt, periter
bic tefen 3eusnifs ,ur gei fusune feten, futt cine pahenes
Steae, pelht ieelei6 Tam a~nsetreten1 perfen.
lin, Nateres a~eerellre man Mr. q. ~, care Of
Sermau ZdDemmel, GsersniQe, Spna, pler man penbe
I'D an bic Expedition etefes Slattes. ,sf7. Rat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04
8riefe erbalten bon:
Mur griefe, bic bis Samitas atenb ~sinlisfsn,
perben bier Sersei1ret.

@m 0iittippb Nahmittas Lief i6 Elm
iitsr Sipur Gity fcmmeuber SeuIdredsnitwarm
bel eemars, Soma, nisrer, Ubns jstpG eineu
src6sn S&acsn gu psriiten unp srs am fclssn'
ben Sage mad benz Nprewelten sprrGrt5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04

Jn Dubuque iInp in einem Sabre CSC
Vtann in bic reguIGre armse Der Ser. Staats ten
eetprpairt pprbsn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04
Rene Mn5eigen.
Spntraft im p~er9eben.

SanieStc,pn, Ten 2S. @9ai 1873,
Siermit bic t%rssbsne Nnssias. eas has Sautpmmittee her
tatb. Ct. @arien Gemsnes, Samsstcpn, Grant Co., g4ist.,
ON 9. Suni 9a6mittass UNI 2 lbr i'm gfarrtauie (Msnr4
neus) bic giafer Irbeit Ger neuen 6irte an ben Wltntef
Sieteneen fentraftlid ~seraetsn rire eater mb6tsn I'D
gldterer. psIhe be Irbeit pdnfdsn, rsht,titis sinfnhsn.-
Gute Irbeit ptrb rerlarst. Eann pirh aud elm arbeiter
ssiut' UNI Steiue fir etnen Neutau ;u bre6en.
!. G.. 6albenfam, grieltsr.
Yalfntiu Tismann,)
Sof,pb SSicecrbpie, S~autpmmitts.
Scbanu NJ. Susp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04

Mpntaa NbenS sessn IS llbr, fnbet i'm
S6ulefale Der ct. Marisntirae bic rssslmaBige,
mpnatli6s %@sriammlunS ess ogius llnterltat.
sunss-g ertineS" fat.
aas NitslirSsr lnb ein9eIarsn, su sridsinsn.
Der SefretGr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04
$40. 4. = Wdbsatlide prisaifs.
Dubuaue, ZEN 2. SUM- 1873.

Sn pel@er aas Sriefe areaeiat Tnt, relte srm 26. Sra
bic gum 2. SUM IN Der ttet1en ppiteinee dngelpmlnea In
nidt absebplt pcreen Nae.
Aubsr Gbriitian MeYer Wib Spipbins
Srrdlasco Bertha Weiers MRib SiSie
6reimann Sr6n Msble Jr
6arta6 Srbn Nui9itlR @eprs
Grill Mrs Qouiie aebr. Npsl aRie Barbara
s Drill Sbenpabl SacGb
Sartriarn 2scnbaro 9rpblt SenrY 2
Scrnann 9ulius primmaRing Spbu
Sserid Saec6 Vari,ius 0uSpia
Srertri Hicplaus Strascr Aeam
Srritntarn Mib Mar9S hlinter S M
Seismann InpreaS Sbentsr Sol
Senbia @u9ut StUl, 2puis
aublpn Spbann Steil Nifclaus
Sinf gbilipp Sia NifpIaus
2aunsbah pblitipp llibslbpr Scbn
3isi9spsfi MiGel 9reelhe Sslsefer
gupeI6er WatibiaS @anberIbeip goam
Sen3 6ranS Wilpbauber Sacpb
Wanabl Strip WarY Webinssr Splepb.
gian sersefe ribt, rsun man mad Sriefen auf eiefer Gin
frast, ~ bemerfen, tds lie ang eset1t ine, une bic glunl
meg Der Srisnilte %arsuaeben.
g.. {. Sorbert, gpineuitr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04

1u letter Summer Der Sa;etts tpures
mitsstbeilt rab bic ;. Wiiiipn in @Orttinstpn
unmi ttslb a + mad jener in Petersburg ifatt-
fGnbs, mas ~iuIcfern unri9tis III, as pieielte bic
ipGter a~usseisBt III. Gprrcip.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04
gtadt ind Staat.
SSie maj uns m%itaetbeilt, wirb am

SSte man unS mitectbeilt, 'ptre am
Srpbnleidnamsfefe, mad benz nm 9 nbr tes'r-
nenbsn Spdamts, in Gsp @ine, cine fsisrli9s
grpseiIpn hattinbsn. Der Sdnser6cr Der bic.
lisen ct. 3arirrfirte uap bic 6ermania Sant
belfen ,ur 5eier bs6 Sasss b~eitrasen +; ebenic Ilnb
gater s johannes II. Batter 81 els 8 einselaSsn
pprsen unt ss tistst i6 Ben aa.bpliten Der UNI
eesent cine quite 6slssenbeit Gar, Sas Safra-
ment tes Iltars Su Ssrsbren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04

Gg Guittunssn iter en-. ~pfansene Seller &c
in ndGiter Nummer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04

Wer Selesrapb.) 81. Mai 1873.
@sissn.-&ubis unb i9pa& ; IO. 1885,
Np. 3 1921.
Safrr.-8sf; 80. 2 80 cts.
aprn.-8lau Np.2 40 cts.
&pasen.-Np. SO cts.
@erfts.-&ubis ; Nc. 2 so cts.
Secfer II. Jdaer's gfsrbs-Geibfaa &C.
seniiber benz gltbsnaum III nit elmer auswabl
Sprtrsflidsr gussies, auti6en &C., iptpie Der
tefsn pierhe %scrisben. User cine Spasierfabrt
MAIDEN nil, lplts bort feline Srber binterlalen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04
Sciahrtc 0crSpncn, pelae Die SanS

Scjabrtc Nerfpnen, 'relte DIE PAM
Der 3eit unb bic I'M @sfclee bes ALTERS fcmmen-
ben llrbel i8wer auf fl Iafsn fiblsn, rsrssn
in ben Samburscr Srppfcn Or. ans
auft &ouia's Elm Glirir Tnten, bas ibren
Meern neusS gsben einfGera mirp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04
&itbparap2ien.

6erntr babe i'd ertalisn une strld ide p~ertpfrei f~elssnes
liibpsraPpildtn 1nt5ten ~ zen eeifsbeneen grsHeaI
ID Grinnernnsen an errsmturs 10 bel IA 9eQ 3
9reBert unb runeum z tetnere aRi6ten ppn Qu.
Jfmture ue isineu bduptiiaiihfen @etauesn -
so Gts.
40 Gts.
81 Nnfbttes Wsri6srttdlss, cine i6Sne eibs.
s'Gpsis IS bel 10 3Sa. Siarsis"..~~.~""~.". 80 Sta.
80 Nnidbt pen @laubsn uae S8lss 9taneen
IL BET ~ 8'ai 5farSis....."""~"""~~.....". so Gs.
A. Mnfdbt ssn S6lse Glsrf (nur msnias
9rsmplars sertant'n) II BET 10 3pa 4farbto 500
YefeQansen inb ~ abbrslirsn an:
Soiepb Soder,
L. o. Box 1857. Dubuque, Sptua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04
G al II

IS ftbt mir ned s%ias.sar See ~rsripattte flttnsl gn,abl
Gafsmbar9er y ausaalsnotr .5es.
france 80 Gts.
per Stid CUR gsriasuns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04
Mus Der &atbpliicbcmt
+ uth ndlnna
Joseph goeher,
iino folsenSe 8srfe ~ Gen Sabei=
itebemoem Yreiien In 6reem=
bads franco omr9 bic
Yot III be,isben-:

~ Sanirier. Die drill. Watter IN itrem 9srufe
Elm gDert, bas tenate zen aasR Siibpfen Deutidldnp's
aufs gBd, MITE s~npfrblsn pereen ii. -Sre6trt IS Cts.
% Das ~200idtrise Subilium une se !arSnuna
hes @nassnbiless Mdria's, 2rbteriH Der Setrabs
ten init Der photographic hes Silees. 65 Gts.
Dine Photographic 80 Cts.
81 Nies.-Rinter @ariens 40 Cts.
A. SbomaS .. Mauin.-Summa t~teeleatta.
5 Sdnes (etr binia) $1,000
WHuenepris bill. @e6i6ts. francs IS Gts.
6reimutb, ,. teuti6s 8aileriet6 u. b. 8atbeliten 70 Cts.
Vespcrbud), flsnes, GET. france 81 90
Nmbere, ptlssrfaer. .a Maria, seb. St.A5
" trel6irt IS
VercbrerS Wariens, esinr. geo. so
@ubsrbsm fnb f~cl5sncs Bidder INNER Dor.
rGtbis
Gpd,em'S 9sben ane geesn Gbrifi.
Spgsis Sesenee.
Hpiitne lnterri6ts6ub.
fran, BON Gales gbtlcthsa.
Miban StplL ,aehll9garj".
6ift 5amilien Ssben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04
Milwaufee Marftberidt.

@p!e in New yprf $1.189.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04

Darlington, 20. @ai.-- IS pirb jsyt
nit gslinlmtbeit bebaustet, bae bic &esierune
Isrifp scssniber bic @srantwprtans fir bic
Sanbluus Madsnsiss, rsip. fir bic gerlsSuns
bss mtritanil9eu @stietes, auf i9 usbnsn Nor
be. gs fam taum nod Elm 3msifel barber
berri9en, baB bss ariessfsfretars neuIi9er Be-
iu9 in Ssras nit benz gurssben @adsnsis's in
nG9iter gertintuns ifanb.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-28
FOREIGN.
Brussels, 20. The Prince of Wales pass.
ed through here to-day for Vienna.

Brussels, 20. The Prince of Wales pass.
ed through here to-day for Vienna.
London, 26. London republicans have un-
dertaken the prosecution of the Carlists COM
mttee in this city, who are collecting funds
for Don Carlos, as they claim, in violation OF
the International law.
The Hague, &c. The government Of Hol-
land has ordered fourteen steam war vessels
to proceed Immediately to Sumatra, for the
purpose of cooperating with the Dutch
troops now on that island in their movements
against the Atchinese. The vessels will car
~ large quantity of ammunition for the
troops.
Madrid, 26. The official Gazette announ-
ces that Don Alphonzo, brother of Don Car
los, accompanied by a staff, crossed into
France from Spain on Wednesday morning
St. Petersburg, 81. The German Emperor
arrived to-day and was received with extra
ordinary honors.
Paris, 81. At the election of deputy to FL
a vacant seat in the Assembly, NJ. Barodet
radical, was elected. In Marseilles and Dor
deaux the radical candidates were also sue
cessful.
Madrid, 81. The Carlist band commanded
by the famous chief Saballs has been dis
persed.
Vienna, 81. There is much excitement
here over the suspension of the coiruptly ap-
pointed American commissioners.
New York Herald Special.
London, 20. The scandal in relation to the
American commissioners is discussed in the
Vienna journals.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-28
Fire-A Brave Deed.

Washington, 81. Between and O'Clock
this morning fire broke out in the tenement
house occupied by pay inspector Carpenter.
in Meachler Row street, between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets. Before the family
were aware Of danger the flames reached the
upper stories and Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter
With difficulty escaped to the street, the lat
ter screaming for her child, which was
sleeping in the Mansard story of the build
ing. On hearing the cry, a Mr.. Digges ran
through an adjoining house, along q cornice
to the burning dwelling, burst in the window,
seized the nearly suffocated child and carried
it ont on to the roof next the house, where
he delivered it to colored man, who re-
stored the child to its distracted mother.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-28
Kept Alive by Fellows Hypophosphite


This is to certify that in the autumn of 1867
contracted a severe cold and cough, and
was seized with pains in the chest and back.
l obtained medical advice, but the prescrip-
tons effected no good whatever. The cough
kept growing worse, and other symptoms set
in which complicated my case, until finally l
was given up to die by three ply sicians, who
said l was far advanced in consumption, and
could not recover.
l had been fourteen months gradually
wasting away. unable to perform the lghtest
service, and fast approaching the end. At
this time had never heard of Fellows Com
pound Syrup of Hypophosphites, but some of
my family noticed the letter from Capt Coffill
concerning the cure it had effected in his
case, and was persuaded to send for some
of the medicine.
l commenced to take it in accordance with
directions, and before had used half bottle
was able to resume light work in my shop,
and, notwithstanding that my disease was so
far advanced as to be incurable, by making
use of it from time to time during the last
three years, it has sustained my strength and
enabled me to knock about and attend to my
work. l feel certain that had used it at an
earlier stage of the disease it would have ef
fected a perfect cure.
w. II. LEIGHTON.
Having been acquainted with the case of
Mr.. w. II. Leighton during the last FIVE
years, we, the undersigned. fully indorse the
above statement made by him.
j. B. DAVIDSON, J.P.
ISRAEL BENJAMIN, J. p.
HORTON, n. s., 18th February. 1878.
apl 49, &wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-28
STATE NEWS.

Bar Harhor is to have another hotel this
season. 4-S. --r-.E 80,
Two gentlemen who we're foolish enough
to crawl under train Of cars near the Grand
Trunk depot, at Portland, Wednesday, mar
rowly escaped being crushed to death.
List of Patents issued to citizens Of Maine,
for the week ending April sth: -E ,,...
J. L. Morrison and T. H. Fletcher, North
Hollis, scythe- stone holder.
c. b. Pettengiil, South Paris, barrel head
G. S. Follensbee T. C. Entwis,ts, Lew.
iston, stop mechanism for washing machines.
ID. Tinson, Rockland, steam crane.
E. T. Cotton Of BrownAeld, who was ar
rested by United States detectives few
weeks since and held to appear at the U. 8.
Circuit Court in Portland, for passing coun-
terfeit money, has been surrendered by his
bondsmen, and will be tried.
"A gentleman who came to Bangor from
Guilford the other day, reports seeing sever.
al snowdrifts there from seven to ten feet in
depth.
The Bath Times reports that the shipyards,
workshops and places of trade in Bath are
"full of business"
wicked wag says the train upon the
"Buckfeld Branch" is tri-weekly,-it goes
down one week, and tries to get back the
next
The coroner's verdict in the case of Ed.
ward Bennett found dead in the road in San
ford, on the 18th, was that he persisted from
exposure while drunk.
Messrs. Joseph Titcomb aud william L.
Thompson have decided to build their large
ship, in Crawford & Perkins yard, Kenne.
bunkport, on the same ways the ship Colum-
bus was butt.
George II. Fletcher Of Arson, has removed
to Pittsfeld and taken the Lancey House.
Four years ago, two boys at North Lubec,
invested one dollar in confectionery; As soon
as the stock was sold, the proceeds were in
vested and continued in trade till this spring,
when an account of stock was taken, which
showed total value of $ll0 from the 81 in
vested.
The Argus says that ON Thursday. on Q re-
QUESTION from Governor Perham, the officers
of the State police in Boston arrested Joseph
IL. Gleason on a charge of embexxlement.
no was taken to Auburn. He formerly did
business in Mexico, Me-, and about three
years ago he forged the name Of we'll known
man in that region in favor of two hrms in
Portland. The matter soon came to the
knowledge of the parties CO lcerned, but the
affair was compromised and settled without
publicity being given it. The charge on
which he is arrested is for embezzliag come
81 900 from parties in this city and other
parts of the State about the State, about the
same time as the other occurrence, since
which time Gleason has eluded the officers.
The full particulars are not to be stated at
present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-28
FROM NEW YORK.

New York, &c. Edward Carrigan was ar
rested on q charge Of being the person who
in August last fred stone through the win
dow of a saloon of one Fritz, in West sgd
street, killing the daughter of the latter.
During the night the river thieves boarded
the Italian barque Francisco and knocked the
sailor on watch senseless, ransacked the cab
in and made Off with $500 and considerable
other booty.
1t is reported to-day that the board of al
dermen will act in harmony with the mayor
in comforting his proposed new appointments
under the new charter. The latter are be-
seiged with applicants. There are eight
hundred applicants alone for the lG marshall
chips in district courts.
May 10th has been fixed upon for the open.
ing of the canals.
The legislative committee on grievances
to-day resumed the investigation of the case
OF Stephen English in jail in default of bail,
on charge Of libel preferred by Mr.. Win
ston, president of the Mutual Life Insurance
Company. Testimony was taken showing
allegations made against Mr.. Winston and
HE company that had no foundation in fact
Arrived, steamers Celtic and Wisconsin
from Liverpool
Steamer State of New York from Hartford
for New York, was run into by schooner Sill
yer Hail yesterday morning opposite STRAIT
ford Point light ship, and had her port bow
stove in. The schooner sustained but little
injury.
movement is on foo. among the St. Girls
pins to strike for eight hours day, and an in
crease of wages. The society have held
secret meetings and resolved to strike at an
early day.
1t appears that the State was depositor in
the Atlantic Bank to the amount of $50, 900,
derived from canal tolls, and the Western
Union Company had about $40, 900 on depos-
it. The total deposits computed $4,000.
The Times learns that Mr.. Delany is likely
to be continued as minister to Japan
The old United States Arsenal, erected in
1872 on Jersey City heights, will be torn
down after May LIST.
collision occurred on East River to-day
between the sloops ST. Elmo of Bristol, aud
the President Of Greenwich. The masts of
the latter were torn away, and Captain John
W. Marshall had his leg and arm broken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-28
Boston Wool Market.
FRIDAY. April Is.

SnAOAA APhA ~
The total receipts OF wool at this port for the
week comprise 1855 bales of domestic and MSS halss
foreign, against 1889 bales domestic and <5Is bales
foreign for the same week last year. The tstai re.
domestic and II 7G9 bales Of foreign against &c ks6
bales OF domestic and 1921 bales Of foreign fol
the corresponding period Of last year. The sales
for the week comprise 100 900 lbs Of domestic ana
800 900 lbs Of foreign, besides $50 bales CAPE,
which are reported to have been sold by the In.
mills
There Is no change in prices but there il better
feeling among holders, and a good deal more In
aole that the clip fleece can he laid down here
at prices below which domestic fleece IL selling to-
day, and with limited quantity Of the old clip on
light are looking aronad and picking up snch lots
as are offered a shade under the market rates. The
stock IN dealers hands Is 90 much reduced That
to press sales. The Cslfofnia emp 10 snsss1AtiOW
rates, and as the demand for this dsseripdp2 of
proportion Of the Clip will come -. this market.
Oar advices as to the condition Of the fleece lead
US to think that it t. superior to last yssrs and the
do not show any advance over last week, bus4here
is really an improved tone to the MARKET and hold
Domestic Fiesce--5OO0 lbs Ohio At 5skc; SOD lbs
Wisconsin ut 41c l4o0 lbs do at Soc; 500 lbs No
Ohio at Soc 1900 lbs Ohio at 52c; oco lbs Ohio at
soc; 5000 lbs TX at sOa55c coo lbs Michiean a
sAc; 81, 900 lbs choice West virg mia and Psnnayl
Vaua u oAaooc 4o.OU IDS Fennsyivan and Ohio
at oia5oc; 1000 lbs Ohio at sic; 1900 lhss bury
Michigan at 4sc; 900 Michigan at 50a5ao; is00lbs
bury Western at 40c; 5000 lbs unNashed and nh
msrchantable at IS lec; 5000 lbs Ohio II Soc; 1850
lbs fine unwashed at 500; 4o0Qlbs Michigan e &c.
California and Oregon 2dOo0 lbs tall caltsfnia 1t
Ssa24c; 1000 lbs fail ON prvase terms; e000 Ms
Oregon on private terms; -, 900 spring cip q s7K
20 600 lbs: fall clip Of zoe; la000 lbs. fall a. 1ac
1900 lbs do at 2c; 81 900 lbs. fall af 10 ~ l1c =
Scoured-l2,0 900 lbs secured on private terms; Co..
GOO lbs do on private terms 5000 lbs do 1t co.,. a.
Pulled Wool-s,O00 lbs super and extra 1t l6adoc
1000 lbs do ut 4sa60c 10000 los extra nc 800; 6oo0
lbs super at 81 Ice: 2000 lbs Western super at zee
IS 600 lbs super and extra at 43aA7c hU0O lbs m.
per at u 2c; 1000 lbs short extra S8c 1000 lbs
super and extra at 54a56c. e5 :
Foreign s. 900 lbs New leland at Sac; l4.00o lbs
Australian at IS sc 500 lbs Cape at Vi l.9c: H..
600 lbs New leland at Sac; 5000 Cape at 3sc e0OO
Mestiza pulled on private terms; 49, 90 lbs Caps
on private terms.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-28
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

San Francisco, &c. The case of Helena
Tozier vs.. Thrift, for breach of promise Of
marriage, was concluded tonight by verdict
in favor Of the plaintiff for $1,000. The case
excited much interest here, Thrift being a
well known lawyer.
A despatch from Portland Oregon, says
that the indians who recently left the Akoma
reservation in that State have made their APP
pearance on Lewis river, arrayed in war
paint. general outbreak of Indians in
eastern Oregon is feared and the settlers have
requested the Governor to furnish them with
arms.
There is no later news from the lava beds
to- nigh. and probably no couriers will reach
Yrcka before Tuesday. Government mes
sengers only pass over the route at present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-28
WASHINGTON.

Washington, 26. Detailed instructions to
the new collectors Of internal revenue have
been issued.
TREASURY BALANCES.
The following were the balances in the
treasury to-day
Currency, Sl,Ss3, Ss9
Special deposits of legal tenders
for the redemption Of certif-
Gates of deposit, 2s,6OO goo
Coin, U1l73,46S
Coin certificates, 26,268, 400
Legal tenders outstanding, 1851, 1912: 2S6
The secretary of the treasury has directed
the assistant treasurer ut New York to sell
81 900 900 in gold on the 1rst, third and fifth
Thursdays and 100000 ON the second
and fourth Thurdays of May, in all S6,000,-
900; and buy $500, 900 in bonds on the first
and $500 900 on each Wednesday of May, in
all l,000,0 900. The secretary has also d.
rected the payment without debate on and
after Monday, of interest due on bonds May
LIST.
Commodore John S. Aulick, United States
navy, on the retired list, died here this after
noon. He was native of Winchester, Vir-
GINA, and about "a years old.
The following postal changes have been
ordered in New England for the past week:
Maine, postmasters appointed: R. S. Cool
idge at East Turner, VIM. Aver at Liberty,
Waldo county.
S. 8. Cox, in letter to treasurer Spinner,
encloses check for back pay, amounting to
S48l2, for conversion into the United States
treasury.