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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-15

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The reeolntinn n1 oensure ell! ss;i! ..ss::=s;cs
uponithe records 7cs the Massachusetts,
Esgislaturs against Charles Sumner,
while !Ames is to receive q public dinner
IT,. Boston. with .laudation from orator
and poet. Mt. Sumner during q public
service OF thirty years, has never had an
imputation cast upon hfs' integrity; yet,
lin his old age aud standing by his grave.
he resolves ousses Tor his resolution to
bury come of thered trophies OF . bloody
war;, while the ,Satyr receives praises.
What adsrk commentary this, is upon
life and ite vanities. and what must be
the standard Of honor in Massao ohuaettsl
The daily, edition Of the Raleigh Era
has suspended. The Era has been a
vred.hoth Radical organ. -Ita fate is a
warning to all other newspapers against
pursuing q. bitter, yinaietive course in
politics. The violent, aggressive. IN
charitable style of journalism fods no
favor With the public nowadays, ePeo-
platurn with loathine from a. paper chat
cones from the pre:s hlood-shot with
rage and reekine with.venom. q ~!
,pTaH SQUIRT CAROLINA n2RA1hao1D AT
THE END OF THE WAR. From the oirou=
lar letter of the Directors, We take the
following, ro1y,r, .!a, a,pr
After tie Termination of the war, The
road Was restored to- the Directors on the
10Th Of 'June, 1865. at Columbia. ali
shops. depots and huildings of every de-
scription, al The valuable tools and
other appliances of large first class
workshop, were entirely destroyed; to-
gether with large and valuable stock of
supplies.3 JA.ag g.Ii ;. =
| On the Columbia branch of the road,
tho entire line above Orangeburg, and
on the Hamburg division, all above the
Edisto River, was completely destroyed.
All the wooden.< structures, GROSS -tiee,
,culverts, station houses and water tanks
were destroyed. Tim rails were burnt,
twisted and bent iptosshapes baffling ali
efforts at restoration. OF the passenger
and freight cars, .}IT;a only wers in pos
session; 1876 werepp, ,the Charlotte Road,
entirely cut off BY the destruction Of the
Columbia branch.s,ses
These losses, namely, in property in
the, xoad, in negroes and in oars, loco
motives and machinery, amounted to
~Aio<'o' AA9'oe'
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misss. nis worthy the ambition OF her
sses1s s,.s VI: s. =: seis. s..
South cBolins Rsiliqs6A ono Sf sks
oldest radveys inlhe vHld -vih Knox
viils, Lsiisville. st. louie. oihoinnaH.
aud even Chicago. which were the gold
en-. and not unsubstantial. Visions Of
Hayne. Conner, Frost, King and, Cald-
well, of those who have ceased from
work. and shared 7by Trenholm. dour-
din; and other: yet living and active
amongst us.
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,6fF1 MArrlzs9-atF5 pEiceoSsipsla
sopls p of theRHSs1x a. osnk. ! !
! Tho Union uSdsrtooS s8 thr$S sand
In theeyes Of it's ssenddss ysterdiS. The
fdss soi Yankee looking inv Worosster in
preference to Webster! That's ..too
thin"
A friend OF ours lives hard by lite
rary institution. A colored man, whom
he observed prospecting about with his
hand on his heart, approached him and
asked. 4Have you a shocking machine7"
mo" eaid our friend; ''there is one at
the State House." We doubt, though,
whether any of all the shockingest that
may be- found there will do him any
good. The man. We suppose, had been
recommended to procure the shook OF
an electrical battery.
Buck board is the name OF the new
vehicle introduced by Mr.. Oalnan; and
not brand. as accidentally published yes
terdsy.
II the H.:sa msa will refer to Shah-
speare. he will find his counterpart. It
is in the play which. in its title. reminds
us OF his editorial (i) yesterday-"Mucb
Ado About Nothing" The character is
what We might call Trisl Justice.
Do-ry was his name. .,a.75 u.:;;
To-day is the last for the payment Of
city taxes. after which The penalty will
be added. ...
Messrs. John Agnew & Son are the
agents for Miller's patent safes. These
protectors are manufactured in BaIti
more. and are in use in many establish
ments in this city. Messrs. Pope & Has
kell yesterday secured one for tho pre-
servation OF their papers. .,;I
Bob Franktin's chickens were the win
ners in the late main in the Fork.
We received visit last night from q
band Of masked men, who went through
all sorts of queer antics in our Office. and,
to our astonished mind. Kicked up the
ID generally. They didn't sneak on
us, but came in with drnm. and horn.
Horns on their heads, too. II we had
been ginhouse burner, we would have
thought the ku Klu1 was after us.: We
hope they went after the Union man.
Mr.. Owen Palmer, of the Fart pre-
servatise," is in the city, and paid MS q
short visit, yesterday. ~.
The Library Committee of the Board
OF Trade acknowledge the receipt of ID
volumes from R.iL. Bryan, Esq ;.
@. 81. Baldwin having resigned the
poaition OF United States Assessor, Geo.
A. Darling. Esq, has been appointed in
his stead. Until his commission arrives;
he will perform the duties Of the ctice as
Acting Assessor. ,...g
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sUraEMA OouRr Dso1s1oss. March ii,
1873, -E; II. Kirkpatrick, o.. Atkinson.
Appeal dismissed. Opinion BY Willard,
A. J. att; ..,;rl.-,. !. ), ,,.t,;'
ID: n. Kirkland. sdministrstor, %. r.
=. Coreton. executor. Appeal dis missed.
Opinion BY Willard. A. y. g5i!5..c
Alston rs. Alston. Motion dismissed.
Opinion by Moses, G. J.
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3D. 3D. pIIal AS 4os, @ : dal1asSraak
sIhs NeN HoFk> 81 .lta,pssss seag that; ;thsEes
Apeojeaa on leos afhou9 some nostsahs.
neSt lospissliststp % ssi4blish S'joohSins ii
inmigls.i9n y the stats. 81 South Care
ina, the msih purpose of which il 10 in.
crease the cotton ptodneIion, Of tho
S.dte. There are TO. be- nd Unworthy
persona sdni.ted'in into the ranks 1f'this
large army. but 1 viii iinnoiad,e, only wi.
to-do workmen and their families. We
nsed them; let them come. u, sy.. :
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A SQU1B.-The Union made misquo-
tation. and then attempts to wriggle out
OF it. But it won't do. It confesses
that much, and with deep, rhrmilia,
tion." Then it atultifies itself. By Saying
it used the word manor as defined by
Worcester-to apply to ''the district or
land of count, baron" Go. That is
''too thin" You have never seen the
quotation. unless credited to oShakspeare.
Why did you quote IT.? 'aAys, there's
the rub" Refer to the fourth ,sosns zok
the first act OF Hamlet. Our devil, after
reading the editorial Cd of the Union,
and noting its glaring contradictions,
credited il with confession c: its error,
and then exclaimed. "Oh, monstrousi
but half-penny worth Of bread With
this intolerable deal OF sack" Shak-
speare again. "a H.. 5t3:
PHGSIx1ANA. Nothing is impossible;
there are ways which lead to everything;
and it we had sufficient will, we should
always have sufficient means.
Some people ought to know them.
selves-they never think about anything
else.
A Philadelphia paper advertises
"-s patent lever cork drawers" We
have seen flannel drawers and buckskin
drawers, but cork drawers. and patent
lever at that, never.
Topper apostrophe- -'With all Thy
faults I love thee, Still.
A good makeshift-the sewing ma
chine.
New York, like another celebrated
place, is paved chiefly with good inten-
tions.
A young fortune-hunter surprised his
friends by announcing that he was going
into agriculture and should commence
his husbandry by removing weeds-some
rich and lovely widows weeds.
<--->~,---
SRNs1DnE.-We see by an exchange
that Morris, small town in Illinois, Of
fers to give thirty thousand dollars to any
builders OF q cotton mill with one hun
dred thousand dollars capital invested.
You may ''bet your bottom dollar" that
the authorities of that town are wide
awake. They foresee the advantages
which will accrue to the place by esta-
blishing cotton factory there, and think
it the part Of wisdom to offer material
encouragement to the enterprise. How
about Columbia and other Southern
oitiea?
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In these views the stockholde unani-
mously concurred, as will be seen by the
reports and resolutions adopted in the
several annual conventions from 1865 to
1872. both inclusive. It has been said
in another place that the increase of in
debtedness since 1865 is 81, ,3l6, 900 .05;
but ii is not to be inferred that the COM
pany Is that much worse off now than IL
was then. From the total debt OF the
company has always been deducted the
assets in hand in the form of stocks,
bonds, &c., so as to exhibit the balance
of indebtedness. This balance, on the
1st Of January, 1867, was 80, 459, 500. 40;
but there was subsequently added, as
part Of the debt then existing, $3.50, 600
premium on large amount Of the ster-
ling debt, for which settlement in United
States currency was demanded and had
to be made, $2sO,OOO.
January, 1867, So. 739, ,590.49. Balance
OF indebtedness ist January, 1872, after
deducting bonds, stocks, &C., in hand,
as above described, s3, 6s0,579.34. Your
property is now entirely restored, and in
more efficient condition than at any time
in the whole period Of its history; your
matured and pressing debts have been.
to large extent, arranged for and
funded in new issues OF bonds at long
rates.
Your business has largely augmented.
and the promise of the future is more
encouraging than at any time. The
acquisition OF the Greenville Railroad
has exceeded in it's results our most san.
guine expectations.
The income of that road for 1872 was
$500. 600; the operating expenses, $780,.
600. And now that the litigation in
which it was involved is at an END, we
look confidently to most profitable re-
turn from this investment.
The question OF dividends, as far as
the past is concerned, seems to be plain
and simple. Had it been financially
possible to have declared and paid even
four per cent. per annum during the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-24

NJIBLOS GARDEN. vOKEd-
IN Lessees and Managers. JARRETT PALMkR-
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT BUT TWO.
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT BUT TWO.
THE GREAT COMBINATION.
THE GREAT COMBINATION.
By special arrangement with Messrs. Shook Palmer1
THE MR.
: VOKES FAMILY GEO. FAWCETT ROWE
+ IN THEIR In his
NEW COMICALITY, GREAT REPRESENTATION
THE of
WRONG NAN MICAWBER.
IN THE with
RIGHT PLACE Mr.. +. T. MACKAY
NEW AZ
SONGS AND DANCES. | URIAH HEP.
Curtain rises at Carriages may be ordered Ct 10 20
Pantomime. AZRAEL; OR, THE MAGIC CHARM pro
duced with the greatest magnihcence, and Introducing
Lulu, THE EIGHTH WONDER Or THE WORLD
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HOTELS.

Nop, -, ,.,,, n ,,,s :,
"a Lexington avenue.-Rooms ror gentlemen or fam
nes transient or permanent, with or without meals; pr
Nase iabie II desired. Baths open all night
('ALLkN HOUSE lf6 HUDSON STREET, CORNER
~ OF Laight-Excelent Board, Sc 10 ~ 90 'per week.
win single Room single Room, without board ~ and
night ''
/ libby HOTEL; 81 WARREN STREET ONE BLOCK
- nom CITY Hall-Rooms, 80 cents a day 81 10 IS n
week; Family Rooms. 81 and 81 " q day 81 10 Sl0
week. -'' = '" w.
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BROOKLYN BOARD.

TWO OR. THREE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM-
j modated with furnished Rooms, Bedford avenue.
three lines and In the finest location would be
let reasonable TO rcspectabc PARTIES would also give
OF bathroom II ne edcd. Address apply ON premises
100 Bedford avenue, Brooklyn.
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INSPANOLAS OF HAVANA TOBACCO. EQUAL TO
~ genuine appearance and quality, at sos per thous
AMI also the celebrated "Nhn" Pane eias.
I'D RAYNER co. " Maiden lane
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

n up town. in a strictly private and gcnteel American
family where he can have ~ opportunity OF acquiring
Inc English language. Address w. c., box 1873 Herald
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E HIS drHvRspAn EVENING Ap EIIJa "a
on scale of competeness and grandeur never before
10 ATTEMPTED 60 in in his country A.as
Brooklyn and ut ia Broadway, New York.
, To-MoRRow FhIpA9 "A, A.1F,T5ERNooS, APRIL rs
Gi Els4 Fps III SSsSf s Il
Admission tickets 70 Rehearsals, 81
ONLY aEAs sSrd TEsTIyHI NETfSEE.
Mrs aiad H9 v SSr WET S Sssssn ana
THEODORE THOMAS and hss,v,Y1pn opcupsrp.
Reserved seats to the Matinee. 81.
DRYANT's OPERA HOUSE, TO-DAY
zEE%EE En- BEsEST TS MASTER BARsET
BAEsEys ssnsa sARsEy sEz
s$#sS #AsE $#s $|EB
i #Ass IS :s$ # #s a.
e. A:
B B$s Ss$zsEs sissEEHEs
$o#AE SS!5 ssiSsi
ShsEsF E ES MASTER S BARNEY
IRVING dHoAafFFirxEsrARy TESTIMONIAL
to
Mr.. G. HENRY,
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 2s 1873
when the following celebrated artistes viii appears
Mrs. X. Haigh, soprano.
Miss Anna X. Buckley, Contralt0
Mr.. j. q. Lombard, Basso.
Mr.. w. g. Pontn. Baritone.
MI ii. !s n i. yMs ynns' Ss. sSuh'.
MI mr. = william HifinaSi t +. Mills, Pianist
Mr.. Louis Berge. AccompansL
Tickets 81.
Doors open att Concert 10 commence ata
MISS ANNA SIMON
M will give her
FIRST GRAND CONCERT.
assisted by the following eminent artists:
MRS. @. y. BLlNN Contralto
MR.. y. kEMMERTZ Baritone,
DIR. l.. DAMROSCH, Violin,
MR. y. BERGNER, Violincello,
MIR. y. VAN INTEx, Piano,
On FRIDAY EVENING April rs, 1879 ats
AT ROBINSON HALL,
Is East Sixteenth street. between Broadway and ftn av
Tickets 81. TO be obtained at the principal music
stores and at the ticket office, ia broadway
THE 0RPHEoNIsT sPRINGTIDE.-FEsTIy4L FOR
the orphcon socotysn Free school Fund, MONDAY s,s
evening, April ~ Academy OF Music, under the usual
distinguished auspices ssora Be'n, Mar rbaru and
orches,ra Tickets oc and Esscvroa n P Po a. 80
Union square, Boxes DIV anu ga
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YOUNG LADY WANTS PERMANENT BOARI
N from May l, In respectable family; will give 81
per month; room must be comfortable In Winter. Ad
dress b., IS West Thirty. Third street
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NEW LYcEun THEATRE
date Fechter's, Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue
W. Ia MANsBLL. Manager
Third week and brilliant and steady saccesx
NIGHTLY at 8. and SATURDAY MATINEE a.a
"NorRE DAME"
some Of the perfectly artistic representations en-.
oyed in New York for many month."-heraid
N nc s.s HHs
Smith and sssqn Miss and Ne f Car
Box office open from 8 to-
WAILAcTs Thus
SATURDAY, LAST SHE'LL BARRY" MATINEE.
THIS aFJaD sFE KsA rAs a4zHHEH
SHE'LL SHE'LL BARRY BARRY,
on which OCCASION
viii DO repeated
BARNEY THE BARON;
44t LAST APPEARANCE.
IA 7 NIGHT
sARs EYD FHs BBAAhoN.
.s Mr.. SHE'LL BARRY
w MI LESTER wALLACK. Proprietor and Msnagep
Its respectfully announced that establishment will
FALL As HSs WHITES IN iss SEASON
TUESDAY EVENING H snrrEMBER 80 ls7a
,w,o.. ,r...n. ..,i ~ I. soTmssS ,,,..,
wv esss Ri NEW "
WIZ, 80, z; GH !; OPENING ZEN ESSTEETAIsxENr
t@-~ BAk ssxfs ksPH Boox 'r
sEcKEr M P S4HN GlL sTN Nj Ho HAEHs
Ms RSSA aFhs
s. Hoa ana a. Y:
iooS' especially ~ Sr. sorHEns.
THE ss Hf s1t,i1sS
E$ H ia IL Hs' RAIE VII e. sSSss
:" '''' ''''' Mr. LESTER .wALLAcK
BOX BOOK NOW 5 sSSsa ss5s S Z TILL .rn
585 ss HSA5 SrEsoroI sss r sR515EAr
n...,., opposite Metropolitan Hotel W nu7,rn
A'''fss xt.sssien Everybody Psshsss 'AAA
$$$$$$EFSEH $$ss##ss
Ms. Es ssSSaS
ABB Isl s$$$S$ EsS$5s
SSSss
preparation for speedy production
NERMAEIA THEATRE,
FHpStes1th street near Third avenue p,,.o
= = SSXSTTyyBSRRxiyii , STRTi ''''
HANNI WENT, HANSI LACHT.
Box Office open daily, from till O'Clock.
"A - GRAND OPrNING NIGHT OF THE
MONDAY EVENS pTAAAs SrE az O'CLOCK
FIRST SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT
:, BEE KEENTRE Of NINE. Oh SIsrlNE NILSSON.
ssnnoxs T nEt fy4ENrh
Nine: CHRISTINE ISL;g ! NILSSON LS as yTot EE
ssn0r DEL rUES1s az ass appearance in Amsr'
Ens c19s snd ss Grand Orchestra
Costumes and Appointments
WEDNESDAY EVENING OCTOBER i, ATa
First appearance in America Of the young and disA-
su'Snea f''ma D0nns Mile. MAREs1
The great Tenor, .sgnor IrALO CAMPANINL
The ns Of S Mss GARY
x,e MA tTHSfs q Hu S2fetA BonerA
ANGLE s.bo to9isE eAsY IS ME oHsS
sS Ev NANSET II BkE Ahr9SS ooox
THIRD I sUBsCRIPTIoN NIGHT,
GENERAL A EA9SHos g. TO EASi9Y CIRCLE a.
Reserved Seats 81 So extra according to location
Reserved Seats. Family Circle 81 So Boxes, go ami
s can n9W b ec1rsS fer either Of hs aSSxs
ITALIAN OPERA, at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, a
Fourteenth street, at schirmer 7Ol Broadway, and as1
at III Broadway.
MRS. F. B. OoNwAY,s BROOKLYN THEATRE.
M AS YOU LIKE KEIt TT MATINEE EISH ATsP NJ
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOB
SALE OR TO RENT.

A T ROSELLE, N IA BEAUTIFUL HOME; HOUSE
n modern, Is rooms with carriage house and garden
grounds ampe 10 city lots ose the Park one block
from depot On the Central Railroad of New Jersey; 43
minutes from New York five minutes from Elizabeth as
feet higher. TIE has lust into posse sson,
and will let II low a good family.
A. b. HOPE, No. ITO Liberty street.
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MRS F. B. CONWAY'S BROOKLYN THEATRE
M AS YOU LIKE IT. MATINEE AT 2 p. NJ.
SATURDAY NIGHT,
MACBETH,
with powerful cast.

BELLEw SPECIAL NOTICE. hEADiNaA
Messrs Elliott and Colby have the pleasure Of -
nouncng
Mr.. J. NJ. BELLEw,
MR. J. NJ. BELLEW,
THE GRE ATTEST LIVING ELOCUTIONIST,
THE GREATEST LYING ELOCUTIONIST,
for series Of
beginning at
hEPw SHHUkkoh hhEPW9krs G kca
corner Madison avenue and Forty.fiftf Street.
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER2
THURSDAY EVENING OCToBERa
when will be presented the following
ENTIRELY NEW AND BRILLIANT PROGRAMME
MIR. George w. Morgan. Organist
r. PART l.
ORGAN-Fugue, minor. ........J 3. BACH
1.-THE yagabonds (irs time) T. Trowbridgo
The Faithful sou!n by request. Abel idle PROCTOR
The ST Leger' !irst ume) ....... sir Francis Doyle
oRGAN-oyerture, William Tell" 49, RossINr
"Resurgam" specially written for Mr. Beilew) lifting
"The Greenwood Shrift" (rst timc) .souihey
1.-THE Dancing Academy 0irst tnle) Dickens
Doors open at z; commence ats
THE SALE or SEATS,
for the convenlepce Of the public in all parts of the city
Tickets will be placed on sale -
MONDAY September 80 at "a. NJ,
ct Rulmans ia Broadway; Schirmers FOL Broadway:
Dodds Express, 944 Broadway; Everett Library, 65S
Sixth avenue; also at door on night OF reading.
ADMISSION, with reserved seat ONE DOLLAR
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TOR SALEM THE GROWING VILLAGE or uoI
brook station, Long Island. ~ OF level cult
waited Land, with fruit trees, minutes walk from, SO
ZION church and school situated on the main thorough
unceared lots adjoinng selling for s2s 70
So Will sell containing 10 city lots or he nt
for S423 For particulars apply 10 owner, 2H Tween
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-27

t'ok SsALLEM1AT MEruCHEN n. J., ON PHILADEL
Il pnla railroad, one hour from New York modern
improved two story and French roof new frame House
Win Two story Extension house well built and arranged;
~ rooms goou location depot; lot LOOK 50 nrice
Ssp; uneneunbersd easy forms also at same place
ern and fully furnished; price so so easy
CAMPBELL 4 PERSON
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PANIC PRICE FOR A FINE VIRGINIA PLANTA.
"A ton of 200 acres, with nice frame House, neatly
painted and papered green blinds, &c. has good put
buildings, hne shade, fruit and garden clover fields
and spring; pleasant iocauon convenient 70 stores,
post office, &c. miles from depot: price $4,000; half
cash, balance title perfect possession immediate
Na
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A FARM OF 2lo ACRES FOR Saloon PLEASANT
~ Lake. 10 acres improved. two miles from railroad,
at Monticello, Sullivan county n T.; has good house
and plenty of outbuildngs terms easy
Z. L. II B T. BURNHAM, 6J9 Hudson street.
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GREAT BARGAIN. FOR SALE OR TO LET-Two
~ beautiful Houses, every Improvement one
close to boat landing Yonkers the other Monrose
station, Orange, n. j. Apply to HUBERT PIRSSOF,
posite station Yonkers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31
Gtactratb.

Jn Der GrtraTsuns rom %. Dasnber traren
m.ihens Stmsransssssnbeittn, an Der cages.
srsnuns. Der Gits Snstnieur erbisli auftras
einsn CLAN her Staht an;afertissn unt ta:in bic
0aGer Sstranttn ~ str;ei&ntn.
Der Safsn Gsmsasnis tuurte fur 5 @tsnats
bic Grlautnib srtbtilt Gin Giisnbabnseleiis in
sni&itsens Strasen ;u lsssn nm SIcd 2, 3, 4
uni 5 in ibrn Ntbitisn ;u faasn. 0as anse.
bot her ssbrc&snn Tasr&ants Iaiional iatt
S2.666 nur 1000 Dollars unt Sasinsstanf SO
Drldrs III btjablsn, rurst anssnrmInsn.
Gin Grmits rurte e%rnannt, fas unteriu9m
jsg, 81 &c ,wtdmGbis fl. bic sissn; fir Spls.
tGusIu aufiuttbsn.
las Gentle in Der 5GbrtrctanstItssnbeit BE-
ri&tst,, saB bic 5Gtrbcstesrmsasns sas ssst Der
stast Cratic f$snfs, renn bisitIts sssoiat ii cine
frtit 5dtrs III t~ttrtibtn.
Tas Gentle, sas abr sas @tfaS Der Ssl,-
rambler tu tsri9hn bate, i&lasi in fsiatm Ss'
ri&i per, tititm Santsl naebr easerraun' une
btTrs eansunsss!dst ju vtf&ahsn, uns aass
0nfissIt, bas aus sisfu ausnt fitbi sur Belt,
rune su eantunsssLGst ID strrentfn.
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8riefe einseoaneen bis Samftas
MbcuS.

Gev. . q SGuma6er, &eS. u q Saasl,
Res. y Sens, Hss. SGraubenba&, 50 @as'
vars. 8 Riaer, 8 9 Mi6sls, Sd Gnslsr, Sa'
fot eabr, 8 y 9raui&, 8 . Suminst eouit
Rs,ler. GrnR Deruas. peter Reitsr, s Sliassr,
Sobu S&od, peter 8rsilinsu. 6 9abR Saicb
BIe, r 1bsms q ahnfd. 8rant ScnSleS Nar
Raub, 9 Sraui&, Ni&el 8irR, . 9bsifen, 80
Yaae, sr aaiIsr, Ssbn Sung, Safob eentn,, Scbn
7i.s, q eubr, Sobn @ari&, q Zoos, 9 @sl-
ter 2, DOminii @asnr, y 8Onrnann, u @rcbt,
Or 3 1ris. eOrsn, @asnsr, 3 Sbecburs Scbn
SiIaer " Slid, 8 &smadtl, Marie aOrphsin,
@iaiam Gatsr, Rid @oesinser, peter &aui6.
8 9 Imbrciy 2, 8 S@rOebsr, 8 Sunslsb 8
6 Blind, 9 Rsrsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31
Stadt und gtaat.
Meifeneer NseHt.

Ssv =. =. pass tereia stsft @s6s bic
ilmasaess scn ssasspse IN RtnnsfstA I'M bort
SuJkristatsa Nd, uns ID iannsla uns etlsn
"a esxsetirts.
sesr :. y. antrsfH bat Id rad Wissos'
fin Ieoebsu uxs tntiss bic @tseub uu 4enciba.
WW me&rx bic 3rsunse kr rGatstts' tn
;enrn gsesbss aufmerfhm nns httsH Re ben
Ssn iSrs sSHk 4. ibrex seRans, rtnn nStbis
AZ rnlettu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31
e&atmeifter Srnau ecu Sadisn 60.

@&a&meiffer Srpau ecn Sadtsn 60.
spe1 srr SurNn in Gubueae ane sraienirs I'D
ia Der aieiieeu rSrraIs" Ofeu. Daraut publ
Yrt tn ,Straiss eu Sstin, in etua q uSrtli&
tvsseutts fast:
We cannot help considering Mr.. Bryan a
gentle ms n and well intentioned CT
tisen, notwiths.sn ling the startling denoun-
cisticn, which point. suspiciously towards
lin."
safs nod nm itanii&en SssriNen IL Bryan,
Der GAFenfhniusler Gin gentle m an
Isb " elliutcntioned citizen.-S GO
betanbst her .peraIt8 bic Spisbubru. Rum (:
,Spe6 unb S&rart n siau art!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-31
Nm peraauaeuen Sonntae smpRus

Nm peraausenen Sonntae srtpHns
EN- gsnsertit aus Der NGbe RON 9attnerpiae In
Der Stride III sttrias Mcunt srr benz Sp&ante
bo4 btiliae Saframsnt Der Saufe. @it better,
slartr Stimmt ipraG Der SSuFins bas 8sliibss
uub man fenute f. rsdt lsten, mic tisf Der Wann
ron stm ~aterssust mar, pas Ct that. Den Na'
msn be- @cnysrtirtcn tonateu mir leiber nitt er'
fatren. Dab bic Gsrtmcnie nit Der bel ipl6en
6elmenbeitsn itliSen 5eisr aattfane, serfsbt lid
Ypa ftltR.