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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-17

HUsT1NGs CouRT.--In this court yesterday
the case of Charles Sharpe, charged with
felony, was fixed for trial to-day.
The case Of Fl. Page McCarty was fixed
for trial on the 10Th instant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-17

The Conc OPERA.-The sale Of reserved
seats for Mrs. James A. Oates's comic opera
has commenced at Ambold'S, and already
large number have been taken. She appears
on Wednesday night, when Les Bavards will
be presented. -,.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-17

PARDosED.--The Governor has pardoned
Woodson Doss, convicted in the Circuit
Court of Patrick county Of mans!anghter in
April, 1873, and sentenced to confinement In
the penitentiary for two years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-17

Bosros, January 18S. Honghton e
( Co.'S. lace store, Nos. 7a and 74 fremont
street, has been burned. TIE nydssnts Nsre
frozen and the fire sged forun hour
The liquors In the United States FAotet
and Parker House have been eelzsl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-17

Harpers' Weeklyand Frank Leslte's Illus
trated newspaper for this week received from
j. Il. Elyson, newsdealer, 1112 Main street.
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON, January Senate.-Mr.
Lewis, of Virginia, introduced bill to re-
move the political disabilities of General V.
r, Morgan, of Virginia. Referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
The balance of the morning was occupied
on the postroute bill.
The bill appropriating $4,000 for busts of
Chief-Justices Taney and Chase, to be placed
In the Supreme Courtroom, was passed.
Finance was resumed and disctssed until
adjournment.
No executive session to-day.
House.-A bill to reimburse to distilers
money paid for Tice meiers was reported
from the Committee on Ways and Means,
and after discussion as to the proper refer
ence was recommitted to the same commit
tee.
Mr.. Small, of New Hampshire, asked leave
to offer resolution instructing the Commit
tee on Appropriations to inquire and report
how MANY horses are owned and maintained
by the Government in the District or Column
bia. the expenses and uses of the same, and
who use them; whether they are required
for the public service, and also as to car
riaees and vehicles owned by the Govern
ment and used with such horses.
Mr.. Butler, of Massachusetts, objected.
Mr.. Kellogg, of Connecticut, suggested
the reference of the resolution to the Com
mittee on CyilService Reform.
Mr.. Butler again objected, and the resoiu-
ton was not received.
A large number Of private bills were re-
ported.
The Cheap Tran sportation Convention
WAsHIssroN, January 1G.-In the Cheap
Transportation Convention this morning,
Mr.. FIagg, of Chicsgo, spoke In favor O. oi
| national legisIation for narroW-gauge rail-
road from East to West. 8
Judge Lochrane, of Georgia, dssented,
contending that Congress had no sucn
mower under the Constitution.
The Railroad Committee reported in favor
of Federal legislation restricting railroad
freights. and in many respects controlling
their management; also recommending
national narrow-gauge railroad between the
west and eastern sea-ports, to be built at the
expense OF the United States Government.
Judge Lochrane, of Georgia, presented Q
minority report, and both reports were &c
eeiyed and laid on the table and made the
order after the reports on water 4eutes bage
been disposed OF. Judge Loehrnne taRes
strons grounds against the constitut utonahty OF
the recommendations contained In the ma
iority report. -. -, 49,, :, {
The reports on water routes Were ehen
4 I a" " 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-17

SPECIAL Court OF APPEALs.-The Judges
Of this court were in conference yesterday,
and " i'll be again to-day. The court meets
again on Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-17

PRICES FOR COAL AND WOOD STILL Down.
Best anthracite from $3.50 to 50; Glover Hill,
$5.25; West Virginia splint lump, 1915; Cum
berland, $3.50; and wood, 50 and IS per cord,
delivered, at C. II. PAGES,
Nineteenth and Cary streets.
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Naval AHaiss-Snide On Death, &c.
rSnccJot talpora,n ia tho rfanafnh

lSpCclal teIt8Edli ~ luS blSPatSo'l
PORTSMOUTH, Va, January 1e.-The
gradual reduction OF the force at the navy
yard continues. Ten plinters will be dis.
charged tomorrow.
Naval Constructor j. W. Elsby has re-
,ceived orders to 60 to all the southern naval
stations-Key West, PegsacoIa, and New
Orleans-and report the condition Of the
iron-clads and the feasibility Of hauling them
up for preservation at the different points in
such way as to get them In commission at
short notice. He is also TO report his opin.
ion of the importance Of Pensacola navy
yard ard the required facilities for render.
ing it useful as station for repairing yes.
sells.
Charles r. Cox, promising young law
yer of Norfolk county, died suddenly at
Chicago, ILL.,, yesterday Thursday morning
the distressing news reaching his family thi
morning BY telegraph.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-17

TRANSFER PRINTING-INKs for copying letter.
heae!ngs statements, way-bills. &c. Can be copied
Az the ordinary etter-press book Send your orders
ioi plng IN these inks and for all other descrip-
tions of printing to the Dispotch Printing. House
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TRANSFER PRINTING-INKs-InTalua to rail-
road companies, steamship companies, banks, mer-
chants, manufacturers, and Others They are en-
during and changeless, and viii copy sharp and
clear for an indefinite period of timc Having just
received fresh SUPPLY of these inks, we are pre-
pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate
pripnc
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TRANSFER rRINTING-ISKS will copy clear and
distinct for an indefinite period of time. Send your
orders for work to be done In these inks to the Dis.
patch Printing House.
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LOVERS OF THE WEED, what a charming array
OF deliciousbrlnds OF chewing and smoking tobacco
l saw at SCIrAAP'S cigar store, 14O2 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-17

NOTARY PuBLIC.-The Governor has ap-
poiuted II. T.. Ferguson q notary public for
the counties of Halifax and Pittsylyania.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-17

ENGLISH HALF-HoSE, only four dollars per
dozen, for sale by e. Is. SPENCE & Son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-17

r D. GATEWOoD, a19 BroadM
y street, between Third and M Fourth, u lts is
of FURNITURE, which he is now seii.s u
ing at reduced prices. Chamber suits irom
Tonnees. Feather Beds, Mattresses, &c, ofmy own
rnanIfsctnre. Chairs q specially. Upholster1ng
and repairing. Chairs~cane. seated, &c. Goods
carefully packed for shipments ana dehYersa 5s 5sse
In the city. $50 no 6o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-17

SUNDAY SCHOOL UNIoN.-Henrico SUNDAY
School Union will meet in quarterly session
on Tuesday evening at O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-17

HEAVY MERINo uSDERsHInTs, Only one dollar
each, for sale by K. B. SPENCE 6 Son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-17

HATS OF ALL TIE LATE STYLES for sale at
WEIsIGER 6 Co.'s, 1901 Main street.
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p. WE1s1GER & Co., 1901 Main street, are selling
great bargains in furs.
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EEre,eutloal d 8 s. White g. 9. lr.r
especial 5se.iesrs,n o dc Dsspassk.l D

. Especial teiegrsms 10 the Dsspa&sk.1 ~ -
:+5 CHARLOTTE; n. o., Jsntisry IL. -joseph
Baker, white man, aged aboIt ttistJ.fYe,
was executed here to-day for tbs murder Of
a negro named Newton Wilfong on the l7th
February, 1873. The homicide was com.
mitted under circumstance OF int0xtcafion,
and was both editated and without
motiye--the stabbing details being uninter.
,esting. Baker at his first trial lHassentenced
to besexecuted ON the 9th June 1st, but m
appeal being taken to the Supreme Court Of
the State, which tribunal affirmed the decia-
lon Of the court below, hsswas resenteneed
tehe executed. On the 18th December lass,
By successful and desperate escape, he
again syaded the scaffold, bntwss rccaptured
aud respited to January 3D.. A further
respite was then granted ilrto-day.
An hour before the execution his mother,
wife, brothers, and sisters took inal frr.
well. Att o'clock P. NJ. he walked down
the stairs OF the jail and resoluieIy stepped
on the drop. In reply to an interrogation,
he said that he had nothing to say, having
previously admitted his guilt. Then, inta
clear, shrill voice. hc.mada fersent appeai
to the Throne Of Gsace for mercy to his soul.
After this the moose and black cap were ad-
|justed, therope by which the drop was srls.
pended was cut, and Baker fell about two
feet. slrangulation then did its work. His
struggles lasted about three minutes. In
twenty minutes life was extinct, and after
hanging half an hour the body was cit
down, placed in q cefiu, and turned over to
bis friends for interment. There was large
crowd present, but only about forty persons
were admitted to witness the execution,
which, in accordance with the law, was pri.
yate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-17

PEIrBRoKE WHITE DIEss-SHRTs FOR sale hv T
B. SPENCE & Son.
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AUCTION SALES THIS BAY.

On all sales 0f real estate made baDee,s the 1st o,
January and soth Of June the tnres for the pre-.
sent yeGT hGUet0 be paid by the purchaser; on
all sales made 1etl1Gen the 1St Of July dhd laSl
of the year the tTes haze tn be )atd by the seller
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-17

A. B. DUESBERRY, High Constable. IL A. M.at
corner Of Tenth and Broad streets, bar.counters
and fixtures, furniture, SC.
COOK & SLAUGHTON, l 0 a. NJ, horse.lot, mules,
horses, &c.
e. P. .CRENsIIAW will sell at 10H A. ~, furni-
ture &C. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-17

oFERcoATs, TALMAs, AND CAPEs for sale low
by L. 3. SPENCE & Son ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-17
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
TsAAC SYCELS,
l. No. 429 BROAD STREET,
is offering his entire stock Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
AT PANIC PRICES.
Great inducements win be offered. Call at once.
ia 15-1w
GRAND OPENING.-JULIUS SYCLE
" offers $4,000 yards of those beautiful LAWN
REMNANTS at 12Xc. worth zoe.
Also, q large stock OF BLEACHED and BROWN
DOMESTICS, which will be sold very cheap
Call and see for yourself and be CONVINCED;
JULIUS SYCLE,
4l5 Broad street,
IA 14.lw between. Fourth and Fifth streets.
ISAAC COHEN WILL CO NJ MEN G Il
L THIS DAY TO SELL OFF his eutre stock Of
DRY GOODS, &C., at and below cost, In ORDER 10
change business. All goods, no matter under what
advantage they bought, will be sold strictly at
cost
Call before the assortment Is broke.
305 BROAD STREET,
in 3-lm between Third and Fourth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-17

DRAFTS ASTRAL OIL and CANTON
C0aT mr. .J.ays nm hand Tor sale, Wholesale
and retsil. by BODEkER BE0THERs,
Ha q y Druggists.
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STATE TREASuRY.-The balance in the
State Treasury yesterday was $64l, 1928.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-17

FURs VERY CHEAP at P. WEIsIGER s Co.'s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-17
LegaI-Tenders.

The outstanding legal-tenders have been
drawn upon to the extent that only SIT I,O0o.-
900 are left in the reserve. What is to be
done when that is exhausted cannot now be
seen. Secretary Richardson seems TO be de.
pending upon Congress, and Congress upon
the Secretary, for relief. The end Of the re-
serves at the rate which they were drawn
upon to-day would be reached soon after the
1st Of February.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-17
General Howard.

Two propositions were debated by the
Military Committee of the House on the case
of General Howard-one to continue the
Investigation by the committee, and the other
TO direct the President to institute court
of inquiry. No final action on either propo-
sition was reached.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20

Sflimm N Der Sarmsr bran, psnn ibm
rim un9lidlt&ts Snsslwsttsr isins 4rii6ts aut
benz Sslee Sertrimmertbot rtun Isine SoHauns
auf bic seItsar Grnote esi6runesu. leins ar.
belt unt finf Rlte ~ssrlprsa il, u. q ls u. bic
5dmilie pielei&t bonn Gisnbe bserpst lsbt. !n
Otutl&lane bat man fton LANCE gsrI9e-
runsssefniaafrn sesfn Sassli&las ssl@aHsr,
bic utan&ss @ate in ben MdertaueiRrissn TIA.
ten. Sn Wilwaufss bot I'D isst tbsafc sine ipl,
s%sOiIsst, bic eur& ssetnftittse 5alfs
nntsr ben 8armtrne ben 3psd In Mms.
rita ~ srrei&tn lu6t. Na& s 1. Der Statuten
psrfdtrt bic @sfeal&aft ale Gttrdbearten uns
Sllsnfrti&te, Ssfri&n, 5opfsu, aatad, aBtin
&c. Rad s 2. IN isbes Mitslieb Der @eltai&ait
strpai&ttt ,ur Deduns Der gsrIuie uni Der.
raltunsefoasn Geinen Anlttil i'm 9frbaitni6 lei.
nr gsridsruueslumme iaut ben Bsfimmunssn
Der 3ebtneefsse ,u sablsn unb IN AZ BEN sln.
thrill Der Dipiesnetn, psite ron Der @slslifHaft
ssdarirt tcsrbsn, ttre3tst.
Die an,tiee Der @etll&ait fnest man ar
dnetrsr Stsae pes Ylatks. Ssbs ausfunfr sibt
Der astnt Ser s. G~brifopt in Cysrspiae
Obtr Der Ssirstdr Q. @itsins in @ilraufes
B~ts<enGn.
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AUS oem Aoromeften.

I'm wabafbap. Miun., fant am lsstsn
Runtas in Sssus auf Srrilisuns RON $4,000
fir bic 6retE Sas Watafbaw unb Garitault
(snsipuriss) Gitnbabn, cine Spseial =. Mthim-
nauns fat, une wurps ~ @unaen Der Yewiqi.
suns nit elmer @sioritGt BON 2i4 Stimmem
snti&ieeen. Hh
I'm Wincna, Ninn., brad am IL. cine
8suersbrunii ans. bic ircb aler AnNrsnsuns Der
eOl&manni6at 7 5aultr In Ml&e lsste. Vile
sebOren benz BERN youmann, Fns etwa $1,000
rsrtb unS niht ssri6srt.-Sa ct. peter, Wir
eOqst Co., branri, am 8. tas Gifsntabnsepct u,
am II. Die Wcbruus bes MAJORS u. 8. Sife
in 5airbault &iee Co., Wiun., uiebsr.
GIN NcS Bins aOrirt Ter @si,enbanbel
fortwdbreue. Dem Ysrnsbmtn mad murbsn
bort binnen ;psi Iasen bic Summe BON $780,.
coo an Germer dusbejablt. s.at ssH}i
Bon ScrSau, Sectt 60. pire beri6tst
GAP eaietif re6t lebsaft setaut rsrbe une i6
itsrbaupt in %oortiser @sseub Elm rssfamsr Sc.
fdaffsYsrfebr fuuo sete. an suten 8raften anb
ipliten elemental feblt Is Der padsrsn 8epSlie.
runs SCREAMS nidt. '@ p. 80 n'h'.A
Im Sman Cafe, MieUltt 50. werSsn
YOrbersttunssn gum Sau einsr fattol fden Sir.
dc sstrpHen, bic tti ) itret's Grove srri6tst psr.
ben ioa. gersitS III bic anlssnIi&e Summs pcn
$500 eafiir sSsi&ntt.
L'EToILE DU NORD, ii Der 5itel einss
fransSff&en Slattss has in ct. paul iein Or.
f&fineu ssna&t. Rad ieinem prosramm nil
cas- 8latt unrartbeiiih unp ME neutral isin, 70,
tosit ss bic yu!itif bttrift. 1s.... .43ua
Opr mcbrcn Sabren wurbs %. 8.
@rnoIt. Der bic vUifmeiferasQe In @ ala.
ID a %befIeiest, auf bic 9si6ulsisuns Bon itinem
Gutf ~sntfernt. Sab sr sinsn llntsri&lsif bssansen
babe, auf erinssnbts MniuGsn purbs ibm Ian.
&c 3eit na&bsr cine notm ilise yrifuns Ssiner
Yu&fabrunssn ts~iaist. psl&s feline sSaise I'm.
fGulo Su Gage fSrberte. Us feate G& nGmli&
bsraus. ni6t nur, bae arnpls II d 10 untsri&la.
gen babe, fcnSsrn bab ,ibm iosar nod ein Gut.
batsn pom S2l.5i an baS yotbepartsmen t QUITE.
bs. Darauf bin puree ibm bsnn In eitftn "a
gen BON benz guSitor bee S6abar,tss css pca.
stpartsmsnts Gin feline Gbrt rsnituirsnbes :3eus.
ni6 ertbeilf. 90 melost bic Rem llm wof. -.
Sn Ga GroTe FnS bic Ruder uuS DaAer.
leuie nit ibrsm Gsiu& sas Sonntassssits ariet
in araft su isgsn, unb bic 2ieenlen fir Wirtb-
f6nften auf $3.50. su trbSben, l&mdbIi& abss.
tlist.
Mm Samftas Den 8. sertSrte Elm 6eusr
In OibfOfh % Wobnbauiu ane ca. Elm
DuBtnb StaQunsen uno anbsrt Gebduli1feitsn.
Der Sdaesn pire nur auf ca. $4,000 anse.
lSiassn;5
Jn Wfilipaufec IN Gin Goniiit spiidsn
Der Staats. une Der. Staatsn autsritdt ausss.
brsGsn. Cine S&lGssrei fanb In Der Ssisisrs
Scnls iintt une nuf cine aiaas bin, perIuttf Der
SbsriN 0srbaItunssn in Der Scms poraetmen
~ laTen, aafin Ter @ommaneant ~esrIelben tpti-
serts iid, neil Gas Strafrs6t nur tint rib. ben
Der. Ct. SsbUrpm ,ufcmms. Ter arisssmini.
fer untsrlfiyt Jpn BARN une rie ansessenbeit
wire ppr pic @srihte temmsn.
Mm 5. Wlai 1874 iiart in lowu JrsScnia
in Ssu bctsu utter BON IS Sabrsn
Deter Sampont
elmer Der aItsasa Ss.tisr RON S,aufse Counts.
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Gbteaeo MarftheriMt.

Ctr lsIeerakb.) is. Mai, 1874.
Wtt3en.-& ubissr, iSraG uae ~nieerissr
Ro. 1, $t.264 ;He. 2. sswSbnli@sr $i.2i4 bis
1884 70. 3, $t.f6-i.i6s; ausldub $t.O7.
n.-S&paaftns. Gut ssmtldt
65 Gts; 30. Z. 613 Nusl6us 60 Gts.
SafsL 8sif nns bSbsr; no, 2,40-41
Gents.
8sasen.-@utis une uursrdnOsrt; Ro. 2,
S-9S1 gtnts.
@trft.- linytrGnssrt ; Hc. 2, $i.i0.
Sdpeine fletfd.-8ef une Gin Goat.
ten bSbsr su $t7--f7.05.
Gttt-8sf unb bSbsr ~ 10Y Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20
3uremburger 0a3ette.

Gcutc,. bic nah ct. Dsnatus rad ter
Iarden afatemie fcmn,sa, cter I'M Or. peter
SdpinS 4, ieten, ceer aus Icnf llr laden ct.
Icnatus tsiudsn. hnssu mO&snt!i4
Wittipcd,s une SamitaaS
2 nal Gelsseussit ron ,,@crepnsftrrs" aus. mad
glnlanssn tts Rorssn GrpreB,uses Der Gb. g. u.
y. pesr Der 2b. .. unh N. y. Y. per Waeen
tort bin ;u selanssn, tpsnn fe irn Depot Der Gi-
lsntabu na6frasen. y. 8a nj aer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20

2Sir lcnfcn bic Nufmerfiamfeit ~uniersr
esitr auf bic anjsise in Der binteru SpaIte IN.
lsrss Ylattss in Der 9. 8. Wiuiams aQe Ndsr.
taumaf&ns nsusfsr Contraction a1bistst.
Serr Wiqiams III felt lansen Sabrsn ais Elm
superlGbiser. prompt,r uno resuer @ef&iftsmann
ttfannt Der ltiue auneen inner s~ufrispsn 60.
feat bat. 5err sRie 3unselse Song pun pobsm"
sitt ale ausfuuft auf's ~Ssreit~iaisfe in bout.
iHer Spra9s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20

Man butte dh, IS Bills scn Der Sfase
Natipsal Sanf, SOra, ,u nebr,sn, sts man bic
isltea fiuer ssnausn Yriifuns untsrpcritn bat.
5000 irldsr Bills purten uamIid sefObIsn, sbs
fs BON ben Sanfteantsn unterssi9nst rurpsn,
une bic 9anf une bsr @rntrrllsur Der Currency
rsrrrissrn cesaalt oisis Bills einsulSlen. Die
Stagants Humneru, bic I'D auf Der Ode se1-
ter 5anp %bsrnesn. babeu Die fcrtlauienesn !3ab-
len spn 560,058 bis 571,407. Die YaaFuum.
Morn, ei! f4 eirsft itsr Der lnteriarft tss aai-
frsrs %btfresn, ine ale iiSer 1850, une nur bisIs
Rummfru ssbm sinsn anbaltepunft fir bic
@rtssdnns Der a;Gt sinlSsbarsn Bins.
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Milwaufee MarftberiMt.

% 1eIearapb.) f6. Rai. 1874
@eistn.-Rabis; 30. /, Sl.2S3; 20. 2,
$t.254.
5aitr.-Ssf; 3o. 2, as Gents.
WslfGfprn.-6tf 80. 2, fril& semiS&t
65 Cts. ~.
&sssen.-GsR, SO. 1, 934 Gsnts.
WerRe.-8tf 20. 2, $f.65 &is.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20

3uJ. 9cpp mad benz Rarmorralafs an
Der Gds bsr z. uue Rain. la eetsn mir bin,
bort frissen mir tiQise unp CUTE Waarsn. eeps
bal Fe pom isee Sprte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20

@inen id9ueu Mntiid bister bic srii.
nsn Dubuque pmssrenssn SSbsn. Die Sbf.
bdums in praGtpclsm weibsm Slsr, aus lem bic
nstisn Bsbneaula iisbli8 l&immsyn, sstsn he
len feilsn 9Sfsa einsn eiesnen Reis. Is lobni
H% sinen Spasisrsdns an ben sersfirnsn snt-
lang n NADER. 9tts~ az
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20

Mafer Strnscneommifiiond Sinsban,
rdst Gorge tafar. eaB pic aass's in sinen Ieie.
li&sn 3ufanb pon Snutsrfsit fommsa. Dabr-
LID, sS it b0s sewie cine nrtbwenpiss @rbsit &c.
peItn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20

Nab benz Scri d, tc tes Staats- aueitors
8uHel iibsr ben lsstiabrissn Seirist ess Der.
tGsrunsssefGGftes i'm Staate Soma ~tstrassn
bic grannien, psIts an Soma '@cmpasnien te.
;ablt ipureeE bic Summen BON 1926, 1923 rs.
slusttsablt fir gsrluts pnrpsn $l00.496.9 81.
noe ein llebsri9ub son 223, 8 .4S ma@t. sn
ausrdrtise gumpasuien bat Der Siaat Sl,t92,.
667.0i sntri&nt uns oafir ais Gnii&Spisuns
fir Sraneunslide $6tS.2O2.23 suriiderbaltsu.
aus sisisu t3ablen ssbt iVpis' bsrvur, paS sas
Bolt bisfen @cmpasnisn sncrrae Summsn sur
Ysreitsruns Der Gapitaliftn, bic sis Getai9af.
ten sesrinsete lbeiaelt. 81 ,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20

0eiuRobeit III bas srUee Ssbirfais unit-
ser .3ei, fs If bas srRs Yeoifuib einss isbsn
Rsai&sn. @eiaabbsit ii Slid, lansss eetsn.
Disier uni8dstars Ssseu fam erbaItsn Ossr
rsan psrlr ren, pisetr srlaust psresu burb ben
Gstraut tirer Reeidn, rel&e iOjdtriss Or.
iatruns einsnt intrIiscntsn yublifum ale i&tr
unS miriam barsstban BAT. Dieiss Stilmittsl
lint Or. u II q. arnis's Samburaer 5ropfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20

Nedcr a.. Sdacr'S Wferbs.yeibfaa &c.
ssnuttr BEN gtbtnaum IN nit elmer Ausrabl
pprtrsfaidsr Sussies, Sdlitten &C, iorie Der
beltsn pieres rerIebeu. Ger cine Spaaisrfabrt
MAIDEN ria, lcate bort feline Srter binterlaIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20

Iuf fea y. Nfat, il zinc Gespentisn aiier
4esefaiea eee Staatss tid Dee Rcines bsru-
Ter. Da mire ,im iGSHe crowd" Juiammsn.
'omnen uni resau u an nun ned bic Spisbubtn
fansten laes, bic bisIs 5ishtsssrereser aus ben
aiauen tts Weisbes ssfiGrn; b mare bic
crowd" neb iGSxsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20
Stadt und gtaat.
Mcuer Woman.

Cine 3sitIans baten mir isst unlsru ysitrn
,ur a&we&sluns Fleinere Hcsslsn mr. GrSdb'
lunsem nis etetirs prdisntirt. Nii Wc. lag be-
sinnen mir einen I6usern 8cn,an RON benz be-
fanmien aGmiitsu @olfsi6riftfsasr Seinrt@
GsnIderee betihIt: rDas eiftrnt@rab."
Diefs GrsSbIuns setSrt nit ;a BEN Ssfsn. mas
Confidence ssitristsn unb seust vcn fold fetnsr
auHaHuns unc senaaer @trf&enfsnntnib. ris
&c ~tpsnissn SGriftaslern eisen III. gu BEN IN
Der 5aSeu Der @si&ibte FLAIR unb bic DdrfeL.
iunssrtt@e cine lebr ser6blte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20

6crr 1filer UVu Haeins, Dise, III i'm
SssriHe feline Sbube une Stiefelfabrif mad Du,
tuaus su p%ertegsu. g6iascmmsa /! aSrnsn fol.
Gtr 1si6Gfte nod mctr trautsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20

Set Blumcnauer an @culer Irsnue
tSnnt ibr Elm sutes, ftints 6las Bier une cine
pcrticn sGten GmmsntbaIsr 8Gfe5 baten.-
Na&t NAL Scmntas's sinsn Sra;tersars babin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20
Biaiser SeSeftoT.

alh Satrsanss bon iaufrirtsn Sournalsn
aIt ". Rsus Ws, Saufrirts gpslt uns esrsl.
ant ~ bnabsdsbtsu grsifen ~ BADEN in Der
ssu.fptu 8uabdnbIuns sen
s. u. WpG
8. Ctr. urtsrtalb MainEr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20

Ju Sarenpert bat Or. aiSui ssssn
&m. pool, Grmari4aa Der Stabt. cine alass
auf .3abluns ron $4,000 wssen lnOers4tfsriis.
ter G~inipnrnns bss aldsas ale ansstliGsn
NOrrsrs Sss 8. %. gbris anbansis eema&t.