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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-02

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bentnnS.
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srs6es RuftfeR absebaltea werben. an BEN I'D
bic metaen IuRlsereine be- 0reebesjsetbamS
betteilieen werbem.
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men Masaas mad GateGea Ia ser MtFdt nit
ben Ra&tarssisaf4aiten II gsatraternitSt ~
treten ,ur gerssaismmaans hsr RuOi
aab bee @eianses. Sa Der HSbe BON Naa II.
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raae Der bI. ReRe ju 4eispslt f@isbsa bic lebte.
rsa Usieaiaaftsn mad Ginaabme elmer hsi1en
Grftiapns RON ben Reri&rn. Gin steais
frsberGmpfaas srwartets Fe ~ 2sblen. DsrGin.
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uxter ben ssnnsrnser 4slsri&aRsn xnb BEN gi.
sat Der Renss. Die Stra6en warren nit CAB.
nea nab 0airlanbsa aurs i&Suae sei&midt. -
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anfssitaIt 70 anssaebm aIs aur mSsli& ~ ma.
den.
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Concert ser ben Gdalbaals jar 0reuse bsr
Ginpstnsr Gapsusns. Die Ritslisber BEE Ga.
peuener 0eianssereinsS, tssleitetsn bic Rul0u
bio earewtarG saai4ent nod msbrre isl@er
Gage IN srlsten.
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0eDbamas9 bic Detbe 8 neuy 0lsdsn ssy.
sensmmex, bic psvr Rabilsa aus @aaytuss
(1reuosnl ssssAsa tat Die 0lsden eab gut
seyatReu. setsn einsn iaSnss Meesvb unb tatm
aud stnjslas staea aasenebmsa 2laas.
lin 2. Suni maats man tie srae Srsbsiatrt
Aaf 9vin, 1siari& Saba lwii4m Cd u. eteia.
fort.
Gia GpuiaI,as bate lie Ginsslassusa sepea
II llRr auf su Citation IN CID ssviammslt uab
um i2S lanSte man In Nsttineen an. utual
10 tu 3as paRirte tatten ID be Nsxsbaer bsr
llmsesenb eineeinnbsn anb be GkaDea ssy
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8. gsaart satea ben 1u.su. be e4 Asf ben
9use tsiaMss1, d1 ipleasisss NAaaasit. Die
3sai sss SSssrtbatauisns ipislts fire Ddlss
xxs sis tsisaem Myteitsa eysyttsa 10 helm
0lafe aas an.bsm snelalii4sa 0saafsa.
Osrai9. q Ssat. psate an yeaeRmsasas
Snvbs Die jsbnt6sise @iaisa, wsl@s BE beds.
9atyeS e@spsst. RdGtr sab RissIaaS In aais.
sr viavvd nit isls ssteu evislss Attislts1. mit
saium UatstaaSstas esi4ls6m.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-02
Auslanoid)e AeberRd)t.

riam fnb bic 0orbneitunsen 3ur Nus>
fdbruns Der RirdenseieBe I'm pclIRen
0anse. Nn bic Bii@Sfe III cine Aufs
fcrrerun9 erSan9en, bic Seminare 3u be>
jet1nen, trel@e an Steue Der uniperftds
ten fdr bte 0orbilbuns Der @eiflt@en
maeSebeno era@tet ipyben. ierner bic fla,
tifii&en Wittbeilunssn dtr bic Semi>
mare unb beren 3ebr8ans tn NQsemsi>
.l,en etn3uisnben. sc fraat f& nun. ot,
unb In wie peit bic Mntmorten iberbaupt
eineeten tpsrben. Der 8ilbuns bes bur@
BE @elsbe ins 9eben tretenten 0ert@ts<
bpf.s i@dnt man nod ni&t ndber &C.
tomlnir, ~ istn.
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befe@en unb benielben Ycn ben Dpwp,,
fen 3u trtnnen, bat bic @setsrun8 an all
le @eifIi@en elm Circular erlalIen, um
bieislbsn absr ibr Dinfeintomntett au
befrasen NIT ber ausseipro@enen Mbf&t
benienisen Yfarrern, bic wsniser ale
400 fbaler Sabreseinfommen baten,
etee Sanii1ie aIs Minimum 3u 8eben.
Die @eiflt@en psrweisern bir,tte ant.
rort tnesn, t'e anf ots Sil@Sfe als tbre
Scr8eleBte pt1treifen. .
Mn elmer Stelle n Der Conflict NIT Der
StaateBewalt bereits auseebrc9en unb
3rar In Der DiSeeie Irier. Wie Die Neos
iel3eitunS bert@tet, bat ber 1tl4of BON
Srisr In ieiner Mntuort auf oas @drets
bsn ,pel&ss her Oterprdfpent Waroele,
ben i'm Muftras bes Staatsminiferiums
an tbn seri&tet, uno norm Ct i'm oufaes
forbert bat bic Stotuten, 5ausoronuna
U. (. ~. beS Semtnars uno bee Gonsies
tes baleiatt an i'm einaurei6m, ouf bic
GolIeettpsG Ginsobe bee preusilden Gpis.
tcpates perwieien, ,pelae Ct NIT unters
3ei@net babe uno ertldrt, poe er ntbt In
Der Gage |et, ber an i'm aefeaten Aufz
fcreeruna na@,ufomuten. Der Conflict
3pii&en xir&e unp Staatssepalt wtre
biermit In etn neues Stadium ,u treteu
er m.r1;n "a ,.x ,.,.,x. ~..x.
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Meidsfooe ,in,ubrinoem Sn ni,l,n "a.
oen mum bob,n nd BE Deieoirtem oiIsr
STroetion.n pobin o.einiot. sine Me1oim.
tion fola.nren sSnSolts rem yf.i&stuoe
so8uI&lasen: Der iesise 3uaano lei
unbaltbar. Go 1eien frirte Situnas,
Dertcpen auf BE Douer Ypn 1912
@c@en In Musli&t ,u uebmen uno In
bic 3eit BON Mnfans Sftoter bis Weib,
na&ten 3u perleaen. Mit Rad6@t boz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-02
9u6nqne Soma, Mitwo6, ben 2 Suli 1873
10 bic 20 per Gag unb Cincinnati bate
In Der Wc@e 2t Tpbesfdae.

10 bis 20 per Gag unp Cincinnati bate
In Der Wc@e Fl Ipbesfdae.
Das gute bat tas Muftrsten ter
3rantbett, pab bieielbe 3pinst bic Stdtte
elmer erdntli&en &etniSun9 10 unter>
tperfen.
Sn europa 1T ter unpiQfomn,ene
0uf In Dan,iG in Der italientf4en proz
ptn3 IreDiio unb In Der Bulaara aufaes
treten. Sn Dansis baten BE BebSrS.n
aae 0crF&tsma6rtseln ersrifen Il. ein
etaeneS 6oSpital erriGtet.
Aus Mt@t8an temmt tte Na@s
rt@t baB bie Dalptr6nte, weI1e bort
ieit etniser 3eit beionsers In nSrbli&en
1beil sro6en S@absM anri&teten uno
wte f&on leBte Dode 9satslbst, Mi1i,
Samtnee In Branp seaedt tattsa, pur&
tarfe MeSenedfe selSf4t ipoyben iinp.
Mebr ale Sier3i9 psrien tamti, In ben
Glomnien um unb 0iele ertranlen In BEN
M&isanlee, In bei1en Wafler - Fa9te,
ten um BEN Geuertope ~ ent9eben. -
Neiali4e unterh1tun8 auer slrt fteet
ben 9dlfstepdrftieen aue alIen @seens
ben bes Staates @i&tean uub Diseon>
fin ~. ra
Sn Gonbpn bat Cd taraIi& be
vMihihippt Ibal 0situf&aft" aur Be,
ftr6srun8 beS 6anbels Mt vi AnlaAe
brinf&en Gapitals IN ben wseR9en unp
lablt&en Staaten orSaniRrt.-. Das ltns
ternebmen i&eint psr felieeesR Ast 3u
ttn unb an ser @pise Rs9t an Dtrsetps
rtxm. ttnenG Greeutipeomite auS 8 Mitslies
bern befebt bte ju ben beiteM AAme,, en9s
!H&er SnbuRrie Seb5ren. Den Garmetr,
tn 8rsben Itale unb auf ben Gbenen. ilt
bas etue CUTE Na&rt@t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-02
&ofbtenn.

GolSexbe Inb mad Der SYsRsfiee ga.
jette" bic llmdnbuunsen be >as neue
@efsb mad bem 80. pteits Nenats be-
bin0t. Nj Il
|: Die peuefssis.it u sau,li$ abs..
i4aFt.
2. Die pofmetfer erbaltea eFieteue
Briefmarten. rl.i
8. Die ofieislIsn 8tefmarten par>
fen nur far Dienfanselesenbeiten tenust
tperben. 15. s
A. Die Brisfmarlen eines Repie.
run9scepartementS f6nnen nf&t fdr Cor.
responeenaen zines anbern benutt tpsr.
ben. 800 A
S. xsinsrlst gtefe pber Yudste
rerben fret bur& bte YpR bsfsreert.
6. &Qe 3ettun8en, aud hie County
tldtter mdRtn porto besabIen.
Z. @e&lelbldner fnb ni&t frei (;
3eitun8sberausaeber baten BON allen
Ne@lslblatter, bic ie erbalten porto su
entri@ten.
8. Yoffarten, bie ni&t an be apreiie
aelanaen. iperpen ni&t mad Der Dead
Letter Office Slanbt.
8. Ycffarten t6nnen ni&t ,mdmal
bef6rbert nerben.
10. 0em6bnli&e 0ef&df$tarten t5n.
men our& Nuffleben elmer / Gent Morle
per Doh Serianet weroen, tpena Der 9anae
Snea!t sserudt it; nur nte &srsfie harf
Aei&rieben ftin.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-06

COLE AND SARGENT.-The Washing
ton correspondent of the Sacramento
Union writes as follows:
The fight over Pacific CoastaDpoint-
ments has not yet fairly commenced.
Senator Cole, it is said, has in his eve
the cOsOnlidated South American
mission, the salary Of which he had
quietly aggregated in the Senate AD-
preparation Committee to about $50
U0O per annuln-the which hevigilant
and rem0rSeleeS Sargent discovering,
at once RACED the same one-half. Mrs.
Cole is very friendly with Mrs. Grant.
and the President likes the out-goinm
senator ana would be glad to appoint
hlm but to give a tirsi-cl3ss mission
TO California ana disregard the wishes
OF her Representatives and her Ad-
m!niStratIOn SenatOr-elect in naming
the appointee would be Iather.'salty,"
as our SlangmOngerS would say. A
mutual friend of Sargent and Cole,
and II who stands near to the Presi-
dent, IS SAID to have invited Sargent
the "thef day to recommend Cole for
the south American mission afore-
sad. The SenatOr-elect replied in
courteous but emphatic phrase that so
far as he was acquainted with HIM
self, lie did not intend to DO ANYTHING
OF the kind. But" said the inter
ceder, the President wants to an
point Mr.. Cole" VERY we'll" re-
piled Sargent, let him appoint him
tlen," II so the interview terminal
ed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-06
THERE is fine sleighing at Virginia
City. Also at Hamilton, White Pine,

TRUCKEE.-Because Truckee is stu
ated east of the summit of the Sierra.
a great many people suppose it is in
the State of Nevada. For the infor-
nation of such we will state that
Trucllee is i'll the State Of California,
and seventeen miles west of the
boundary line between Nevada and
California. 1t is locatedon the largest,
clearest, and most beautiful stream
on the Pacific coast, known as the
Truchec river. The river is not navi-
gable for steamboats, or any large
craft. 1t is INSTRUCTED by trout and
other large fish. When the fish are
eXterminated the river will be safe
for steamboats,, provided the latter
are built so as not to interfere with a
few rocks which diversity the chan
mel. The town contains 1850 inhabit-
ants, more or less-probablv less.
The births here are numerous, en-
cceding the deaths, proving conclu-
sively that it is a good place to go to
for those who wish to be born again.
Trucl<ee is the great lumber, shingle,
wood. charcoal, and ice depot for the
Pacific coast. and furnishes more
freight than any town or the Central
Pacific. not ever excepting that lively
place known as Sacramento. The
town has a paper mill, wooden mill.
and gas works ION paper, besides
narrow-gauge railroads in contempla-
ton which will never be built. 1t is
also the county seat of Bonner county.
or will be il the county should ever
be organized. It's resources. it will
be seen, are both real and imaginary,
present and prospective. Strictly
speaking, it is in the State of Calitor-
MIA; naturally, it is in the State of
Nevada practically, it is $500 feet
above the G level, and in this re-
spect is in an elevated state. Fer
trout. climate, scenery, handsome
women and brave men, and future
prospects, Truckee has no sunerior in
the WOrll.-IrWchee RennIIic0n.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-06
BORN.

At Mineral Hill, New, infant of F..
NJ. and Margaret Baum, aged 3 months
and days.
His earthly form, with hearts of woe,
We lay beneath the ground,
While wintry winds and drifting snow
Cast solemn sadness round.
His soul has gone to peaceful rest,
In Heavens eternal sphere,
Where no harsh sorrows rend the breast,
Where falls no earthly tear.
Com.
In Virginia City, February Cd. w. w.
slavery, a native OF Saratoga county, New
York, aged SO years.
In Freedburg. ILL.,, Dec. 3oth, beth
wifi OF Eberhardt Wintcrbauer, aged q
years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-06

MINERAL Hill SILVER MINING
CoMPANY.-A petition was presented
in chancery on the first OF January,
1879, in London, to compel a winding
up and liquidation Of this company's
affairs, and the petition was to be con-
sidered before the Nice-Chancellor
Jan II. Our latest papers from Lon
don are of date Jan. II, so that we
have not yet received the account of
the proceedings in the Court. The
company, however, had already TAX
en- preliminary measures for winding
up voluntarily.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-06
On Lotteries.

While a committee of our Legisla-
ture are investigating the manage
mont of the so-called Nevada State
Lottery for the building of an insane
asylum. it may be we'll to examine
the achievements of lottery manage rs
in other States, and to endeavor to
provide against abuses which, it is
said, are likely to prevail in the Ne
vada lottery. The constitutionality of
the act of the Legislature authorizing
the latter is very doubtful, to say the
least but if it must be carried into
effect, then it will be no more than
just that a strict supervision shall be
exercised over the management of the
scheme. So beneyolentan object as the
building of an insane asylum is very
apt to mislead well-meaning people
into the belief that the entire profits
will be devoted to hat purpose. BY
way of caution to such o~ver-sanguine
souls, we give below the results of the
operation of a similar scheme in the
State of Kentucky. Our insane asy-
lum lottery was to have been drawnin
Virginia on the 1st of February but,
as we have seen no account of such
an event i'll the Virginia papers,
we presume it has been postponed.
The Louisville Commercial has been
investigating the great Louisville
Library lotteries and their manage
ment, with a view of discovering how
much money the library got, and who
divided the balance. For the first
great concert there were 5000 tickets
sold at $40 each, making $3.50. 600 re-
ceipts. The amount eNpendedin gifts
was S192 500 over SAC, 900 was paid
to agents !; over $4,000 for advertising
and Mr.. Peters, the expert, who got
up the concert and managed it, divid-
ed with the Library Association the re-
mainder, the share of each being S22.-
700. Peters seems to have made a
good thing out of it. The account OF
expenditures for the library shows
that $4,000 was used in purchasing
books, which, the Commercial diSre-
specially says, would not have
brought over ten cents a pound under
the hammer" and the remainder
went in payments on building, sala-
ries and the like. The second concert
was managed by Governor Bramlette,
who succeeded Peters in the contract.
For the concert" given under his
management there We're 10. 600 tickets,
which, at $40 each, amounted to $50
coo. OF this sum-, $4,000 was ex-
pended in gifts, S1O0, 900 and upwards
in advertising, owe S93, 900 to agents,
and the remainder was divided be-
tween the Library and Governor
Bramlette, being a little over 800, 900
to each. A pretty good thing for
Bramlette.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-06

ABOUT PUBLISHING SHERTFFs'
SALES.-Nhen the title to the State
Prison grounds was made an object OF
cipal reason why nobody was on
hand to make a bid for the State, was
that nobody had been notified of the
sale, except in SO far as notification
was made by sticking up a bit of le-
gal writing on one OF tine door posts
OF the county building. Had due no.
tice been given, and the thing venti-
lated by the newspapers, the State
would not be between a chill and a
sweat over its title to the ~penitentiarv.
This should prove a hint as effective
as a kick on the Legislative shin. and
act as one of the needed clinchers in
favor of C~assiGy's wise and timely
biIi.-CdIS0n AppcaI.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-06

THE epizooty has reached Carson,
and the appeal says the Eastern feed
dodge of Hill Beachy is played out.
Their epizootic horses never saw a
feed of Eastern grain, nor a grain Of
Eastern feed. So much for BeacLv
Hill,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-06

Snow IN II SIERRA NEVADA
Nine feet of snow on the summit is
the depth reported by travellers over
the Central Pacific Railroad. Five or
six feet at Truckee.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-06

SNowBALL1NG IN VIRGINIA.-The
police of Virginia have stopped the
practice of snowballing in the streets,
to save the windows from fracture
and the people from bloody noses and
black eyes.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-06

THE bill abolishing the ranking
privilege has received the signature
of the President. 1t takes effect july
1, 1873. One proviso is to the effect
that no compensation or allowance
shall hereafter be made to Congress
men on account of postage.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-06

VISITING THE ORPHANs.-A Joint
committee Of the two Houses of the
Legislature have visited the Orphan
Asylum of the Sisters of Charity in
Virginia CITY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-06

OREGON printers are raising money
and collecting type metal 10 be sent to
the Horace Greeley Monument Fund.
The Virginia City printers say they
will cheeriully subscribe, if the mo-
ney will be expended in buying up
all the italic and accents in the coun-
try for the purpose of building a
monument to Horace G~reeley-or any
other man.-EnteTpriSe.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-06

MRS. ANNIE SPENCER, who was shot
by her husband at Mariposa MIL.
near Virginia City, two weeks ago
lived ten days with a bullet in her
brain, sensible to the last, and died on
Saturday evening last. The physi-
clans are astonisiled bv her case.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-06

THE Reno State journal, q well-con-
Quoted weekly sheet, will hereafter
appear as asemi-weekly-an evidence
of appreciation and prosperity.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-06

The price OF a sieigh-ride in Vir-
ginia City is SO per hour. Rather
steep, but then the hills about Vir-
ginia are steep too.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-06

ACCIDENTS FROM C~OAsTING, ofiden-
tically the same character as those
which have occurred here, have hap
pened in Virginia lately, such as run
ming under horses feet, etc.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-06

THE Carson -Appealhas added a Tay-
Tor country newspaper drum cylin-
der press to its establishment, and
has n Baxter steam engine to run il
with. The editor makes an appeal"
to the Carsonites for patronage to re-
munerate him for the outlay.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-06

lr is now proposed to revoke tho
charter of the Union Pacific Railroad
Company, on account of Credit
Mobilier frauds, and that possession
otthe road shall TOO taken by the Gov
ernment, as security for both first and
second mortgage bonds and interest.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-06

The Sutro Tunnel is now in a dis
lance of 1908 feet. Very little water
is met with at present. Good pro-
gress Is being made in the shafts that
are being sunk on the line of the tun-
mel, though some of them are pretty
wpt.-Fntprnrise.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-06
AG
Sole Agent in san Francisco.

MYRON ANGEL, No. 49, Montgomery
street, II, is SOLE AGENT FOR THE
EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL in san Fran
cisco and persons in that city having
business with this office are requested to
con muuicate with him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-06

THE Territorial Enterprise, the first
and leading paper of Nevada, has
entered upon itstwenty-sixth volume.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-06

THERE has not been a single muir
der in Phoebe since the organization
Of the Vigilance Committee there.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-06
CARRIER.

In this town, ALI. CHARTZ is autno
lied - receive subscriptions for the SEN
rINEL, and collect for the same. All per-
sons i'll Eureka owing for subscriptions
Will pay :hem TO MIN.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-06

FORBES new salt Lake paper, the
Ne,c Endoorn1ent, will be issued on the
14th of the present month.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-06

CtPTAIN JACK sends word to Doris
and Fairchild that he wants peace,
and requests a talk with them in that
interest.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-06

j. oTTENHEIMER wishes to inform the
public that ha the exclusive agency for
Eureka of the San Francisco Bulletin,
san Francisco News Letter and Califor.
MA Democrat; and will also deliver East
ern papers to subscribers in any part of
town. The obliging Handsome Whisky
Will manage the aforesaid. IA
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-06

TWENTY horses were sick with cpl
Zootv al Phoebe on Thursday last.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-06

NJ. II. BARTLETT, cal estate agent.
Houses to let and for sale in all parts of
the city. Inquire at the California Lum-
Der lard, on South Buel street. "a
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A rather curious case has recently come to
light In England. George Middleton was con
victed in September last, Of stealing the sum
Of Go los. the property OF the Postmaster-
General. 1t WINS proved at the trial that tne
prisoner had gone to Noting HiH Money order
Office, and presented o money order for pay
nent Of los. It appeared that there Was o
good deal of business going on OF the time,
and several persons were in waiting, and the
young woman who wGs acting as clerk having
received advice for the payment Of another Or
der for fs 16,., by mistake laid down before
the prisoner the larger amount, and be took II
up and walked off with it. The prisoner did
not attempt to dispute tho facts, bnt contend
cd that the act did not amount to felony, and
the jury, in handing in their verdict append
ed to it the observation that theysdid not De-
lieve the prisoner had any fraudulent Intent
originally, bat that he could not resist tue
temptation when the money was offered by
the clerk. This point, which was reserved for
the judges, has been decided against the prs
oner, they being unanimously of the opinion
that the taking of tho money under the cir
cumstances amounted to larceny. In this they
were undoubtedly right. and 1t is to be hoped
that this decision will have ,the effect of pre-
venting this too frequent mode of stealing.
Business meu as well as clerks should DO
taught that to take money given by mistake
is as great n crime Gas il certainly Is sin) as
if they pilfercd 1t from pockets or tlls of their
neighbors.
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NEW ORLEANS, March 4. 1878.


Editor Morning Star: "t -i
Here is little item which It would be inter
esting to publish in your paper. have it
from the German Catholic papers Yon know
how the persecution is raging in Germany, but
the Catholics are fall of hope. Some impetus
has been given to this hope by the following
singular coincidence which has boon remarked.
The scriptural phrase, nsed as one of the an-
thems of the Vespers of Christmas, "Lerate
capita resha. eoce appropinquat redemptio restra"
makes out chronogram which corresponds
exactly with the year 1873. This year, there
fore, must be the year of the triumph of the
Church. Such is the prevalent anticipation in
Germany, and the above mentioued chronogram
is making great sensation there.
You will observe, by printing the phrase in
capitals:
LEVArK CApITA vEsrRA, ECCK APpRorIxoUAr REDRMr
Ito VISTA,
that you have exactly the following MINERAL
letters, neither moro nor less, viz: LyctvccIU-
DMIv. The L in Latin was the same as V. This
makes, by putting them in tho usual order OF
numerical letters, MDCCcLvvvvlII 1s73.
Yours, respectfully,
The above phrase, translated literally, is !:
Gift up your heads behold your redemption
is at hand"