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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-06-19
EVenfnE-CIass no. 50.
SALE TO PAY CHARGES.
Southern ROOkskirt and Corset Manu-.
factory, $50 Main Street.

BOULEVARD SKIRT AND .=GT-->>.
Folding Bustle are the latest. f ~ -
Immense assortment OF the &r4N ~
elegant real French Corsets,
by L'Oiseau. Dupont, Werlyi
also, Fay's Invalid Corsets; 49,
Abdominal, Nursing, Misses AK#EA
and GIove-fitting COrsets; HHH MXA
Shoulder Braces, Dress Shields IA n n es~
Pads and Dress Elevators alfp
Quality and 1T warranted.
LOUIS LANCE. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-17


BIoop. scALr, n HAm-when N. v.
Waller, the well known and very popular Gold
MIN eL,,nie, read. thu Defiant and ingenious
iA"' ,h,s.,.,,,, IN ali
maniies'oes OF o'ner ueAis'' 1870
clothing At less than cost, or laying tnAt .nen
stock IL the best In the country, ne meIsy
allows Q charitable smile TO sunusc ms seniAi
eountenance Ike a gentle zephyt rppnns nc ne
calm surface OF LAKE lanoe. :. ,ss.,.. ~,
hnaAhig.. H., Gentlemen come and trade with
me, and when they see that they can buy sspe-
rior goods at les. price and 20 home every way
better suited, then they will the better under
stand whom to trade with hereafter. waner
calls particular attention to his extensive stock
Of new goods. Let others tslk olood, soaps anu
hair. hut Waller viii 20 on IN the even 'ehoto'
his way, selling rrst.rate goods cheap.
~.x 49,,
ali Had. Throat and Lang Diseases; also Deaf
ness. pi,chsr-es from the Ears. etc.. suecess-
AN, treated by DIR. Aborn. 2i3 Gesry street,
San r,.nei-eo. sn.r the ordinary methods have
~. m. mo-t dirfcult ca.es are Invited TO
Iii The marvellous cures effected by hi. mod.
am .eIentinr method during the past fsur years,
srs AN .ubIect. OF remark. and are attracting
universal attention; aud patients from all part.
oi,ae n.n
.u..
OpD FELLows ishAhi'
q, spend leisure hours can be found than AZ the
o-,,p.uox., Iih,,,x .econd story Of Odd Eel
oll sn NV ,nt,Sin. corner OF Smith and c
oMs : vr.snis four thousand volumes OF
choices, reading. all the principal newspapers
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-17
Religious services Tomorrow.

NJ. +. CnUUcu, GOLD HuL"-Divine
services will be held at this church to-
morrow Sunday "a follows: Preach
Ing at IL A. NJ. and ! T.. NJ; Sunday
School atlH r. NJ; prayer meeting,
Thursday, Z r. ". All are cordially
invited; seats free. Mr.. Delamstyr will
preach Sabbath morning and evening.
Services will be held every night dur
ing the week. except Satur lay night.
The Revs. Fitch, Fisher DE Lsmatyr
and Kicker will preach. George Jsn-
nings, pastor.
Sr. JouS's Cuuncu, GotD HuL'-
Divine services will be held nj this
church tomorrow at IL AN. and ! I'm
Rev. Rush II. Eastman will otiielate
In tho morning. and the Right. Rev.
Bishop q. W. Whitaker In the evening.
Sunday school at l:30 T.. NJ. The seats
In this church arc free. and all are cor
daily invited to attend.
RrLaIous.-l,sv. Mr.. McGrath viii
preach In the National Guard Hall,
Virginia City, tomorrow evening al
4 O'Clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-17
Acc,,-xr =. ,,,r Hy,r,,ru MtNr.-

,rboma. WILLIAMS, and Thomas KsnI
So. Iii. ,,,,, mi. .o.,,oo, Will,
VIZ ~ Ins son,a n,chInsrs
sns'seu ,"~s i, :. ,b,,
n",o aue pcn .si.h So bp,nn ssn,
pa' ~ o"na ,i,n.J Owe, :, tbs
Wv. nI." 49, Ys,s,, .ho", ths
'nen' 'nyu,',s ."e"' -, 49,
sp,ae s,so ann All mp I,c.rs,sd' The in;nred
n.r,,ss were sant horne in A car2isge
DR.. Hall rendered the necessary sur.
gical assistance.
RAILROAD OPERATIONS were some
what embarrassed to-day by the heavy
,.u =, .,ow n .,ds.,r.ck. leading
,a o.. a.a Srn. :, On. vsrious mined
49, .ovsrsd ~ nm. dsnth of several
~, III, 80 NJ Gopg train dis.
Acne hal n large forcs Of men at
yort clearing the siJe.tracks leading
TO the Crown Point and Belcher dumps.
u snlpment OF ore ~ ss" $500
.e'y I'sn'' """S
W aoo'e'
ISsrALIATIoS.-At the LAST regular
meeting of Mystic Lodge No. 3, X. Of
u CO, u,i, ,l,. toiIowino officers
,,.r. ,os,,iisa Tor nm. en.uIng term by
n ~ r. Ch,,Is. IT. tartweathsr;
Past Chancellor, Joseph +. Flaming
nam; O~nineei,or mnasi, wans,
X. OF II. and s, 5. W. Powell ; N. OF
T., +. l.. Stern !; NJ. Of h., w. U.
Douchey.
S,,, NJ. n II NJ. Rrown
o.,
VIII lecture on Spiritus''s" NJ "oou
Templsrs' Hall, Virginia City. at "a
o'clock this evening. Mrs. Brown Is
an aoie anu eloquent enponen. VI .n9
i. with,l n yeTy pleasIur lecturer.
These OF our readers who are interest
ed In the subject should by all means
attend the lecture.
,
MILITARY ELECTION ine sn"uA'
election OF the Montgomery Guard
took place mt the compsny's artnory
ia,t evening. MAJOR u.r. ro,u p's,
na ,'%Si,"mI,. n,ms,, "an,I.wsn Can.
tain. p. William Donovan. reelected (;
First lieutenant. NJ. K,laber : Second
lieutenant, .John +. McDonaid.
CANE Tiinouou'-rhe hre oioekaue
OH the Central Pacific Railroad, In the
vicinity Of Emigrant Gap, was raised
iast h,shs so inaI tne pas.e"geo .,an
very nearly on time with two DAYS
mail from California. Telegraphic
communications with the above named
State Ia still Interrupted.
- w ri. .,u,..,
i'oUoh "kAfhEh'-'n.' a''e'"oo"
the weather vas decidedly tempes'u-
Gus u o'ue'. '""'o''an. eau 'eA'ee'
" 'etneihoer s'o,m equa,'ns rpivs
cut o ,ii ~. o,Sy. s.s,hor coJ, ,nnssr
~ y. -. !. san,,".a and sro msrinc
W !. =" ~. is 80 N. ,vo.,h'
!. 49, % ""
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-17
This Morning.

100 ophir. 40. Us. 21TX. 20. 2?s.
655 Gould 4 Curry, IS. 10. asS, u, IS.
us beat 4 Belcher, u. Sk.
Ts5 savage, 100. i02, iOi. iOiS, 100. ic4 bsO
$50 Chollar. Potosi, 80. c.. 6sS.
90 Hale 4 S~orcroes, 70. IN, u, 20, GO.
ITO Crown Point. los. lOTh. III bSO.
40 Yellow Jacket. 81, 81, 81, s!h.
Gao Imperial. MI.
SOS EInpire Mil, q. 81. 81, So.
7oO Confidence, IL. III.
$50 Occidental. 4. So.
Gas Tyler. ~, Ia.
$50 Lady Washington. s.
700 Kentuek. 81, 2ok, 20, 9S.
s7s senator, N.
20 Union Con 70.
SIS Sutro. ~, kk.
l03 Alpha. 81, 5Ik. Is.
500 New York Coo. ~. a..
90 American Flat, az.
100 Paramount. ".
10 franklin 2.
4io Bslehsr, ia. iis. iiax. ia, ia
800 Rock island, . ~. az.
70 woodvills, la.a
go Green. .. ~.
s,o Con. Virginia, 20. 90. sok, nv BIO.
1915 Dayton, o, ~. 0S.
1878 Seq. Rock Island, N, IL, IL.
100 Daney, SKA
600 Exehsqusr, 10. 29k.
lso Seq. Belcher. 10, 40 bD.
as Eelipss. 7.T..
$50 Jacob Little, ~.
ITO Sierra Nevada. 20. ~, 2s..
800 Baltimore. 4. TA. -.
<s5 silver Hill. ny, i.s, nt.
100 Leo. Csc, roc.
tOs o,srman. IS, sly. 81. 50, s5S.
70 Kniekerbocksr, I.
40 Arizona & Utah. AZ. AZ.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-17

EVENING scuooL.-Professor Cromwell has
opened al evening school At the public echool
building in Gold nill. Daily sessions from 10
. r. q. Persons desiring Instructions IN the
English branches will do well TO Avail mem
selves OF The present opportunity. Terms rea.
sonAble. seAoAn
Fou this very best Photographs, 90 TO Brldky
A Ruiofsou,s Gallery without STAINS
~ ASCEND IN TnE ELEVATOR, No. ~
Montgomery street. San francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-17
DIVIDENDS.

DeIeher-f5 per share. aggrsya,ing $4,000
declared Jan. s; payable Jan. 10.
crown Point - 81 per share, ag-regatine
10000; declared Jan. :; payable Jan. IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-17
Alpha.

The main north drlft from the 1900
foot station OF the Imperial Is still
driven ahead following the line Of the
ledge, .the quartz In the face being
much softer aud looking moro favor
able for the finding OF a permanent
body Of ore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-17

DISPATCHES

r~.rrcr.I TO re. soLD HILL DAILY x.ws.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-17
Caledonia.

The west drift from the G00-foot sta
ton Is In - feet In hard blasting rock.
Raising up on the third compartment
OF the shaft from the GOO to the 00.foot
level Is making good progress. The
main tunnel has been driven ahead at
the unprecedented rate Of l2llaa feet per
day during the week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-17
pict0u.

The main tunnel is being pushed
steadily forward toward the ledge. A
water vein was cut the first OF the week.
hut 1t gave little trouble, and tho DRIFT
Is now beyond 1t, with the face In por.
phyry. clay seams, aud small %stringers
Of quartz, which give low assays.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-17
bullion.

The main north drlft to prospect the
Bullion ground, now being run from
the l7OO.fo level OF tho Imperial, Ia
making good Roadway with excellent
indications of oon reaching the main
ledge, which 1t Is the Intention to fol-
low until reaching their own ground.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-17
SutrO.

A streak Of fine looking quartz has
been encountered In the south DRIFT.
The ore assays on an average $40
to the ton. A Wine. which Is being
sunk on the ledge, Is down five feet.
The ore body appears to widen out as
the work progresses. The north drift
looks well.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-17

The main tunnel still pushing di.
rectly west. through the west vein.
The face Of tho tunnel Ia thought to be
fully thirty feet yet from the west wall,
and there u every reason for believing
that good milling orc Will be found
before tho wall Ia reached. The ore
thus far found In TIL, lead bears q
strong resemblance to Chollar ore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-17
Justlce.

Raising the main Incline from the
400. foot level to connect with the main
perpendicular shaft at tie 300.foot
station Is making rapid progress. Moth.
Ing new to report Of other portions OF
the mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-17
silver Hill.

There Is 10 water to interfere with
sinking the shaft, which Ia now down
to the $50 foot level, ut which deptha
station Is about being opened. The
ore In the crosscut from the main south
drift at the second station still contin-
uss to Improve In quality. The ex-
traction OF ore from the Justice winze.
between the first aud second levels,
has been commenced. The Hope MILL
has been started up OIL ore from the
mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-17

The main southwest Drift on the
lO0O.foot level has reached the body
Of orc tapped several months since,
when the men were driven out by the
heavy flow OF water. This body. al
though not sufficiently prospected to
prove It's extent, Is opening out finely,
and gives average assays OF FLO per
ton. Tho southwest DRIFT OH the DOC.
foot level /, making good progress aud
Is expected to reach the msln ledge 10
n very short time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-17

The shaft Is down 800 feet In good
sinking ground. Sinking was stopped
OH Tuesday last for the purpose Of put
ting In the second lift pump. which 1t
Is expected will DO sufficient to drain
tho water to a depth vt 400 feet. Sink
Ing will be resumed tomorrow. There
Is = slight Increase Of water Ia tho bot
tom Of the shan, although not enough
to Impede the progress Of the work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-17

The main west DRIFT, on the 40O.foot
level, Is In 1921 feet. The rock In the
lace Is quite tough and hard to blast.
The up raise, to connect with tile 0ld
upper works Of the Globe, Is up l36
feet In good ore, and advancing az tho
rapid ratio Of five feet per day. Moth
Ing new to report Of the prospecting
operations In other portions OF the
NINA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-17
ChollarPotosi.

Daily yield Of ore. 90 toes, the assay
value Of which Is $i5 per ton. Tho
ore breasts and stopss are looking well
and yielding the usual amount OF mill
Ing ore. The main south drift, ut the
fourth station, |, making steady pro-
gress, the lace still In hard blasting
rock. The west drift, at the fifth sta
tion. Is also In rock Of AN extremely
hard character.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-17
accidental

Operations In this mine are con-
fined to sinking q double Wine In the
ore body, below the main drift. The
ore through which this wlnzs Is pass
Ing Is superior In quality to any here.
toforc taken from this mine. A flow
Of water 10 now impeding tho prog
ress Of the winze, but during the Oh.
suing week u small steam engine will
be placed at the mouth OF the Wine to
drain tho water anu hoist the ore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-17

Sinking the Wine from tho loOO.foot
level, to connect with the main west
drlft ut the l2O0.ioot station. Il max
Ing steady Roadway, the bottom still
In rich ore. The main west drift, on
the l200.foot level, Is making steady
though slow progress, the rock IT. tho
face blasting quito hard aud tough-
with occasional seams Of white quartz
crossing the course OF the drift.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-17

The main east DRIFT ut the 1900 foot
station Is making steady progress to.
ward the ledge. Sinking the south
winze Is also making good Roadway,
with strong indications OF al ore de-
yelopment soon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-17
Halo d Norcross.

Tho yield Of ore from this mine Is
about 10 tons per day, the same being
extracted IRON the upper levels. The
opening Of the l9OO.ioot level u
making good progress. On this level
the north drift Is now In 10 feet north
aud the south DRIFT II feet south OF the
main incline. Dri Is lave also been
run at the incline to both the east and
west walls OF the vein. Il is reported
that a body Of orc has been found on
this level within the past lew days,
but we are unable to trace the report
TO A reliable source.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-17

The shaft Is down 10 feet below the
40O.ioot level. the ore vein In tile bot
tom having shown much Improvement
during the week in,.both size and quail
lty. The clay wall Is much more reg.
uIar. and with the ore vein has n dip
Of about 10 degrees to the east. IL Is
the Intention to start a DRIFT to cross.
cut tho vein at the 400.foot level.
There 10 no water to Interfere with tie
sinking.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-17

Driving the work Of erecting the new
machinery without change OF Interest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-17

NV
Under the energetic direction Of Mr..
Moore. the new superintendent, the
main tunnel Is being repaired and re-
tlmbered wherever needed, a new car
track laid, aud things generally put
into effective working shape. Next
week he will resume sinking the In
cline below the the tunnel, which Is
already down q length Of 200 feet, fol-
lowing the dip Of the ledge. lie will
also irive the tunnel ahead still far
Their Into the hill. following the course
Of the ledge. The tunnel Is now 200
feet long aud the ledge, which 10 from
three tO twelve feet wide, Will be
thoroughly prospected during the COM
ing season by both tunnel aud Incline.
Some very good pay ore Is already de-
vcloped At two or three different
points, which will also be made avail
able IN due time.
Crown Point.
The south Wine. from the 1900 foot
level, has made connection with tile
south DRIFT on the lt00 foot level, Civ
Ing a fine circulation Of good air, and
greatly facilitating work In that por-
lion OF the mine. The middle ross-
cut on the 400. foot level Is In IS feet,
tho lower hall Of the drift still In ore,
the upper portion In quartz and por.
phyry. A wlnze Is about being started
rom the 400 to connect with the main
south drift on tho 1900. loot level, which
drift Is making slow progress Oh ac-
count OF the steady flow Of water and
the intense heat. The ore breasts
throughout the mine are both looking
and yielding well. Daily yield, lVO
tons Of ore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-17

Excellent progress Is being made Ia
sinking the new shaft, the ground
working we'll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-17

The ore breasts OH the first and Sec
ond levels are both looking we'll and
yielding finely. The Woodwork Mill,
on the Carson River, Is kept steadily
running aud crushing ore from this
mine. No returns have yet been re-
celyed from tho twenty-seven tons Of
rich ore shipped to the Auburn Mill.
Daily yield, 30 tons Of ore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-17
Phil. sheridan.

A new shaft Is being commenced
near the foot Of the steep decllvlty.
east of tho ledge, from which at the
depth Of five hundred feet n DRIFT will
run west to the ledge, cutting It ut
q great depth. aud where good pay ore
will undoubtedly bs found, judging
from that already developed In the
upper workings and operations. John
Welch, the new superintendent, will
push the work forward as expeditions.
ly as possible.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-29
Nnrem barge gazette.

Jn Belle Nlaine, Srptt Co., Minn.,
brannts am f9. 1 Wcbnbaus, 1 Waarsnbaus,
1 S1miscslbcp uno 2 Staaunsen nisbsr. Ser.
Iuf ca. $4,000; ni&ts ssrildsrt. las G:usr
%sntlanb, ME man annimmt, eur& unporI&tis-
felt nit elmer brennenSen Gisarrs cbrr pfeife.
Mm 10. Suli sinsen in port WaIbinstun
bic ainbsr CUR u0sn bl. Communion /; Is mar
Gin gsf fir aas. Die gnipra&e, bic Der bo6w.
Batter @iImss bel Der @tIssenbsit an bic alei.
ntn riHtste, matts sintn Idtli6sn Ginbrud auf
%bieislbsn unt aud ben Grcben ittpsQte Ie eas
Ssrs.
Goup. 3aplcr ssn @isecnin bsabF&hat
isbt ansriHsweile stasn bic Giisnba5nen sorsuse.
ben unp ~eisltltsn hurb sinen @tridtsbefsbl Az
s~winssn, BEN Ycttrssits f& ~ untsrwsrfsn.
Sn wisfern tisies bur& sinen @tri&sbsftbl &C.
iasben fam, II uns ni&t re&t flar. Gin llstsr.
trstsr bee @tleses fam bod sinfa& nur bsfraft
urbsn, Uenn sr hss gerssbsns a~nseflast unb
ibsrpisfsn pirt, MUIR icnte man in sisltm Sale
ssssn bic geamttn urb Direftcrsn sinl&rsitn
fOnnen, anfatt bab man bsaufraste anssisats
prO,tiiren mub. or. St.)
Die 3aubenfhtpdrme, bic bissmal BON
8sntudy, NiHouri &C., mad Widisan tam.n,
rraren riefser bsnn iemals ,usur. Sn Sstiey
Co., tsbedten Te msbrsre Wotsn eintn is Mti-
len Ianssn unb 3 Msilsn brsitsh eanshri3, unit
ssssn 400 3aubsniGssr uns 1aubtnfanser bat.
ten pdbrsnp isnsr 3sit aae 5anpe pOa ;u tbun.
Hamsntli& bic !3abl Der nit benz Nsse srbeuts.
ten 1auten IL gang unssbeuu.
Aus SarriSbure, einecln Co., Hstras.
IA, miro uns sur& Strrn 5. W. eintn eanbs.
mann sti&rittsn +: Aim 16. b. N. babsn bic
Ssuidrsdsn bort in 3sii sOn 2 Stunbsn sruBs
3slhr Safr unb aorn 70 rein abssweiptt
sab meter niwts iibris IL, ais StrVb une aOrn.
fsnssl. Der Grpbpbsn wimmslt BON bisisn
5biersn. Was Der @sisen antstriTt. fol- ni&t
bic SGlfie tIsitsn. 9tibsr sebt pas Visb aud an
bic aartoHtlu uns msiset bic GartsHprcbuets
rein ab. Gs itsbt fir unS junse @nlsrIn cine
barts i3sit bepor. llnier aorn mar itSn unb al.
les gut Ssripre6tno. 0eibtr Tnp bic YoTnunsen
Sabin. Grsbit babsn mir fsinsu, Mrbeit sitt Is
nidt isbOd bOTsn mir psnnO& nit Gottss Dill
fe bur&,ufOmmsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-29
Sir Gifenhnhufrnnc. Die Wr1i

Die Gifenbabnfraac. Die prdfeentsn
Der i'm Staate ppsrirsnbsn giienbabusn tnp our6
bic Gntidsibuns hes Stsr- Staatsseri&ts BON
Wiseonin bssislit bss baislbt bsrrI6eneen Gil
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wcresn. Sic batten fsf s~sslautt, eae Der na@.
ssiu&ts G;nbaltsbefsbl temiaist werosn ,piirpe
uns trafen bereits gOrbersitunssn nm in unierm
Staats, peTen IsBte 9ssislatur e~bsnfals sin Sc.
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1arife ansenemmen bat, cine Gbrli&s Na6rsssl
bsrbsi,ufubren. Die Serren spuresn in ibrsn
Grwartunssn sstaui9t. Naf Das bin bisltsn
bic vrGiesnisn Der i'm Staats rptrirsnptn Gi-
ienbabnsn Dor sinissn Sasen In Chicago cine
gsriammluus at, UNI R& ssssnititis absr eas
Geiss uno bic ~ bsfOIssnbsn @abrsseIn ausau.
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wsfsrn gabn, srtlarte. ba6 f& bic pon ibm per.
Serirstsne Sabu BEN GeisS untsr prctet fiissn
wire unp sieiss bsrsits @ruperneur Carpenter
con Soma ans3eist babe. 5praee Wiaiams,
Der tine Strsdt Der Soma ipiIon Der Nortb.
ps,tsrn eisnst, III pislss Bu tbun absr ni&t g.
iSnnsn unp nil ss auf cine seri&tlitt Gnti@ei.
buns anfommen laisn. Die gertreter Der 9ai.
nois Central. unb Der Gbieasc., burlington u.
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aaf ibrs Soma. DipiIonrn f@ ni&t BEN @siss
fisen wireen unb fGnntsn unb ieisn ie pcn ben
aetiUndrsn Der 3wtistabnsm tsrsits aufssfcr.
bert prretn, benz @sisse @iseraanb 3u Isifsn.
Die &spraientanten Ssri&isptnsr anbsrer Bah.
men bislten ss fir bas Bette, G& BEN @sieBe M.
ter yrctef su fissn uno bic Gnti&eipuns bss
Sunets-O bsrseri&ts in Ys3us auf bas Wisecn.
finer Gilentabnseiss. benz pas pom Soma anse.
pabt isi, atSuwarten. gu sinsnt ptfnitiYen &e.
iultat sslanaten bic Serren aber Mot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-29

GIN Der NadDt bonn SamRas auf Sonntas
sss nod sinsm Der i6pulfsn Sage Der Sabrss.
ssit elm @spittsr nit Sturm iber bic llmsssrnb
Dubuque, sas Itiber pisIs 3sihsn isiner ser-
beersnben Wirffamfeit bintsrlisb. BON Nprb-
wtfen ~fumment, brad Der Sturm auf ieinem
Wess Rafen BON Sdumen u. iunsen St6mm.
&en.. @uf BEN ausfeQunssplase lsste or sinen
3bsil bss i'm Sau besriTenen @ebauees nisber
unb peruriatte ben llntsrnsbmsrn finen auf
nnebrere bunpert Dollars btlaufsnben Staren,
ifirsts tas aufsefsate @erippe, bss ~ erri6ten.
ben ampbitbsaters total nisSsr, Is bas aud niGt
elm pfUfsn niebr aufrs6t febt.
8sSsutsnbsn S&atsn 300 bis 400 Dollar sr.
lit Sas i'm gau b~ssrifene S&ulbaus Der psnti9.
fatbpIii6en Mariensemeinpe. Der gBinp burt
bic pHenrn 5enfer sinpriusenb, i6 an Der Wit.
tslpanp binSisbsne, briidte prsbsne bic peltli6e
SGlfte Der iaoli6en Aueenmausr ess 2. Stpdes
binaus, tporauf natilrlih bic Wauer ees ptern
Stcdes fVlste. Wie sstualtis bic Strait sswsisn
lein unue, bewsist bae bic ifsbsn ssbIistenen
1bsilt Der Diausr san3li6 aus ibrsr Steauns
psri3cben, Serriidt uns sstrriim iins, 70 bab fs
bic auf Sas trae SiUdwef abssbrO&sn psrssn
muRsn. I'm bic ansf, bic f&On tss Sturmss
rsssn soafanSis ssnus mar, su mstrsn, fsnali-
frtsn bic @ludsn Geuer in Der 5. @arb. Die
Dampf1prissn siltsn binaus in bic pom gliss
iasbsa srlsu&tsts Ha&t mad stm Srts les I'm.
faQs, ben Gin Isi&tsr gsuei&sin i'm Rsrssn Der
Stabt bs,si&nsts. @ladli&npsiis NOR ss Elm
s~insslnss @sbaups, Stswarbs Staa, in Der RSbe
bee armsubauits, Der wabrf&sinIi& Rom YliSs
sssinbei in 3Iammsn a~ufsina.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-07-29
Augus aus bsn telegraph. pspff1tn.
Traufrcth.


partS "a. Suli. Sn Der NaticnalssrIamm.
lung ibsrrsi&te Der Abs. gatbis ben Stri&t bss
Dreibisnausf&uGss itr ben nsusn @abIsslts-
sntpurf.
Der 4ntras purss bann asfsat, ba6 bic Be.
ratbuns ibsr bic gufaRunsspSrIassn bic mad
ben 8srisn aufsti&sbtn ipfrbt.
Ralatrs, elm gonapartif, beantraste. tab bic
Notwithstanding f& mad Der Abaimmuns
itsr pas Budget bic gum 5. Sanuar 1875 Der.
tase.
Der Winifsr bee Snnnn srflGris, CT pinl&e
bic Grlseisuns Der neutrality-suspicious., werbt
lid abr Der Gntf&tipuns Der Rational . Ser.
~iammIuns fissn.
Der ~isre antras purbe anssnemmsn No
Der Malatrs'S fir srinsli6 srflart porauf bic
Debate iibs. ben ls6tsrsn antras aui Disnitas
anb:raumt unS nit Der Ysrafbuna bss gutssts
fortssfabrrn tpurbe.
Spanicn.
epnbon, 20. Suli.- Gin IsIssramm BON
gascnne bsftbt barnut bab bic Garliitsn am
t6. bs. in Gusn.a sinsacssn, cine arisssfsusr
BON 100000 Dollars srboten unp bic aus 1000
Rann bsifsbsnSs YsiaBuns su @sfanssnsn
madtfn.