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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-07-23
July Rules, 1S74.-H b. Wells VS. Albright &
Reaves ct ais.

July Rules, 1S74.-H. Il. Wells VS. Albright 4
Reaves ct ais.
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING TO
the Clerk and Master. from tbe bill Of com
plainant. which il sworn 10. that defendant
Robert Harvey l. a nonresident Of the State of
Tennessee. so that the ordinary process Of this
Court cannot be served upon him il Is there
fore ordered that publication be made for four
consecutive weeks in the Exchange. a newspa-
per published in the town Of Milan, Tenn,
notifying the said defendant. Robert Harvey. 10
make his appearance ut the next term Of this
Court. to be holden in the Court House at II um-
bolIt Tena. On the first M5ndry Of December.
1874, TO plead. answer Or demur 10 complain
ants bill. or the same viii be taken for con
fessed and set for hearing ex parte as 70 hun.
This the 18th day Of july, 1874.
7. j. WILLIAMS. c. 4 ".
Williamson & Mccall and Hacrigan Walk
CT, Solicitors. july-5-9t
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\ dispatch from St. Petersburg de
MES that the young Duke Nicholas,
who stole his mothers diamonds, has
been sentenced to ban>hment, but
says his case Is still pending before
the Emperor.
The ex-King Of Hanover Is danger
ouslv i'll at Vienna.
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re [sIc Subordinate Oranges OF Glib
son County.

The next meeting Of cur County
Council will be held ut Dyer Station
on the tirst Tuesday Of August next.
Each Grange viii please have three
delegates at that meeting, as there
viii he important business before the
Council; therefore request a full dele
cation from each Grange in the coun-
tv. The election Of your officers for
the ensuing year will take place at
that time, and other business which
requires Il full attendance. BY order
Of J. VI. TOwxS, President.
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COUNTY COURT CLERK

4 II = Y c 0Tt NWTUWTIItU 70 HUTUUIHt lII.
- THuS. GAY aS candidate for County Count
Clerk 81, the August election.
ITO THE VOTERS OF GIBSON COUNTY
l. FELLOW CITIzENs Having been solicited
ly numerous friends L have after consultation
with persons from Natious parts of the county,
decided 10 become candidate for reelection
- ;Ee Office of County Court Clerk, and in 50
doing. ! hereby return You my most sincere
thanks for your Kind consideration and genCr-
GUS patronage in the past; feeling that init
mate agluaiutauceship with the business of the
uthee has qualified me for its numerous duties,
I respectfully appeal to a generous public for
Its Uhrage al the ensuing election.
Your ObediCut servant
NJ. c. HOLMES.
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The Grange pic mic and celebration
at Double Springs last Thursday was
a decided success; a vast crowd Of poo
pie was present, and every one seemed
to enjoy the occasion. No drinking
or disorderly conduct whatever, a fact
worthy of note in such large gath
ering. The speeches Of Col. Thomas
Gay, d. B. Thomas and \. j. d.
Thurston explained the nature and OBJ
joct ofthe organization, pointing out
to the farmer the way to independ-
ence and affucnce by practical educa-
ton. DIR Maxwell, G. W, closed
with few appropriate remarks,
promising to meet the different Gran
ges at some future time and explain
the workings of the order.
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Camp Mectings.

\ camp meeting will be held under
the auspices of the Cumberland Pres.
byterian church at Double Springs,
three miles south of Milan, beginning
on the 31st of July. There will also
be one held at Shiloh, six miles south
east of Milan, by the Methodists, en-
bracing the third Sunday in August.
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NASHVILLE
Union & American,
(THE PEOPLES PIPER.)

Tho Great News Family, Commercial, Po-
litiral and Agricultural journal of the South.
"a Gives Geographic news from all paTts Of
the world as soon rs any other paper published
in America.
Ia Gives. hy telegraph the general news Of
The old world a. soon a. any other paper pub
Iished in the uifei States.
ID Gives. by telegraph, the latest market
quotations Of -. foreign and domestic markets,
day by day and week By week.
Ii Gives. by telegraph. every day. the clos
ing quotations Of gold. stocks and bonds IN this
city aui in New Ork. OF the day before:
- Gives. Daily. Scmi-Wcetly and Weekly,
the current market price in the city Of Vas h
Vile vi every article Of produce and trade IN
IenIc-sl'.
Il Give % the f.erhania an account Of ev-
cry new in uti0n calculated to advance has IN
terest by icsscHiag his labor.
II II n financial chronicle. wLirh publish
e. to the people every fact in the finances of the
State ard country calculated to advance or re
tIrt their Interests.
az Gives al the current political news aud
movements IF the day, and The honest opinions
Of It's conductors thereon.
Ii Gives all local, state and miscellaneous
news Of the day.
Ia Gives good share of literature and poet
Ty-frcsh, carefully chosen and entertaining.
Its Agricultural and household columns,
by DR. DANIEL LEE, tWho j. alone employed
by this paper. and who stands first among the
scientific and practical aericuitarists Of this
country are full Of PLATA talk to Farmers and
HouaewiTea and advocate their interests III all
things.
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REGISTER.

TLII0TT.-We are authorized to announce
T. p p. ELLIOTT. of Trenton, as a candidate
for County Register al the August election.
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LAW COURT CLERK.

u NJ. II. johnson as candidate for reelection
as Clerk Of the Law Court at Humboldt, at the
August election.
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Announcements.

Orr ts.ws for announcing ca~iidatrs
flrcomtg offices are fac doiiars, ALWAYS
~ ADVANCE.
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CIRCUIT COURT CLERK.

hTOORE.-We are authorized to announce
1sL ". W. MOORE as candidate for re-elec-
tion to the Office Of Circuit Court Clerk at the
August election.
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Tennessee r:a?ais, Convention.

The committee appointed to deter
mine the location Of the Southwestern
Baptist University have, for good and
sufficient reasons, decided to change
the time and place of the meeting Of
the Convention, and | am instructed
to call the Tennessee Baptist Conven-
ton to assemble at Irrelevant, on the
18th day Of August next. 1t is de-
sirahleand highly important that there
be full representation Of the church
eS and associations Of the State, and
also Il large attendance Of the friends
Of the enterprise generally.
W. p. BoND,
President Tennessee Baptist Con
vcntion.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-07-23

Doors, Sash and Blinds, cheaper
than ever before offered in Milan.
HALE, NANHooK & Co.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-07-23

Parties who have purchased Wash
ing Machines from Hale anhook & CO..
can return them, if not satisfied.
HALE, YANHooK & Co.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

COUNTY OEtltEhS-
joins Williams. sheriff.
NJ. G.. Holmes. Coduty Court Clerk.
r. z. Raines. Chnuccry Court Clerk.
Va. Moore. Circuit Conn Clcr+.
". VI. iiaiford. Coroner.
J. 6. McEwen. Trustee.
Z. d. Allen. Tax Collector.
=. 4. W. ITe,- County Surveyor.
n. :. Currey. Superintendent Public Schools
". Z. Cox, Register.
CITY OFFICERS.
A. Scrlan. Mayor and Recorder.
J. J.. Williamson, City Attorney.
:. L. Mcdonald. City Marshal.
Dr.J. G.. Boyd. NJ. L. Baird. Wilson William
son. $. +. Rankin, W. J. House. J . II. Dickin-
son. Aldermen.
CHURCHES.
Bnptist-Church street. J. p. Weaver. Pastor.
Preaching every Sunday morning and evening.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening. Sunday
s.aDo, %. u.
Methodi-t-Norih Main Stree, T.. F. Peeaes,
Pastor Preaching every Sunday morning and
evening. Prayer meetins Tuesday evening.
fundsy-school n. n.
Mcthodist-At Friendship, three miles east of
Milan, !. W. Jones pastor. Preaching fourth
Sunday IN each month, at II a. m.
ola School Prcdytcrion-Dr. J. +. Bright,
pastor. Services "a Sunday ia ca ,h month.
Cumberland presbyterian-.N; ricnd'aip. 3
smiles easy Of Milan J. J. GRAY. pastor. Sery-
/; cCs Third Saturday and Sabbath il each month.
!. 0. OF.
Milan Lodge, No. 155-J T. Anderson. n. c.
J.. F. Haun. Secretary. Lodge meets {, cry
y cdacs}ay night.
MASONIC.
Milan Lodge. No. l9l-Mccts Wednesday 70 a.
IN. af,-r each fail moon. ". II. Sgntcr, Mas
t,r. o. Lcv;er, Secretary.
LayiHia Chapter No. 5G-Mccts Friday night
on or before each fun moon. VI. y. l.. Jordan,
p. W. L. Homer, Recorder.
La.in.a Council No. .9-Mc-,, Friday night
on or before each fun moon. ". u. L. Jordan,
TIN. 5. Il. Hale, Recorder.
PATRONS OF HUSBANDRy.
Milan Grange No. S5-lIccts Friass before the
third Sunday. at odd Fellows Hall. ;. II.
Hale, Master. Robert Ncsbit. Secretary.
Eow Hope Grange No. gJ--llects 2d saturday
! u each month, a. Trien3hip. y. A. Hurt,
Master. q. 5. Cunningham. Secretary.
Waluu; Grove Grange. No. l3-Mcets Friday
evening be,orc the tdi,d Sunday ia each month.
J.. u. Goodman. Master. /. ". u line, Sec
rytagy.
Fricnd,lip Lode. M. s'l-lIcct~ at Fricnd-
Iaip. > miles cast Of Milan, every Ii and u
Saturday, at p. IN. JaIacs l.e>scnberry, W.
{. II. j.. =. Atkinson, Secretary.
LlvinjI Lodge, No. -. Meets "a cry Fl and
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TAN COLLECTOR.

TUNES.-We are authorized to announce J.
- ,. loNES a. a candidate for Tax Collector
at the August election.
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COUNTY TRUSTEE.

TFCEW EN.-We are authorized to announce
ltA j G NcEwcn n a caudi late for tOun-
ty Trustee. at the August election.
TLG.-We are authorized TO announce J. J..
L Fly as 4 candidate for Trustee at the clcc-
Tion next August.
: sNG.-We are authorized to announce !. c.
- Lose as "a candidate for Trustee at the Au-
gust election.
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and Departure Of the Mails.

% Arrive from the South and West at 6:4j p. m.
From The East, ll:3j p. u. from the North,
s:lj a. IN.
Depart North and East. G4j p. IN. West, ll:D
,. IN. South, 9.4j a. IN.
!. q. Boyd, Postmaster.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-07-23

Clothing guaranteed ten per cent.
cheaper than any house il the city.
i STONE x Mills.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-07-23

Buy YOUR choice teas, coffecs and
sugars from Il. j. ROBERTSON.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-07-23

Parties wishing TO rent houses or buy
property can get bargains by calling on
.. II. Hallstrom, Milan, Tenn. lily
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-07-23

Mrs. Duffy has a splendid assort-
ment Of sash ribbons, Of al styles.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-07-23
srnscRIrrIox. Is ApvANcE.

SUBSCRIPTION, * ABv4HCE.
Daily per aHnUm By Mod, $1,000
Semi-Ueekly per GHR,m, 400
Weekly per aaH1nn, 200
Shorter periods 1" proportion.
Address
UNION ESD AMERICAN,
mario NsRyLLE. TENS.
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Ladies underwear, latest style, at
low figures, at Mrs. Z. \. Dufv's.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-07-23
MAEssSE.T REPORTS.
Milan Cotton Market.


Receipts small. Good demand.
Buyers are paying the following fig
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-07-23

y fine lot of trimmings just re-
ceiVed by Mrs. Z. A. Duffy.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-07-23

The Pic Me.

Chickens, eggs and butter.
- HALE. NANIIOOK d Co.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-07-23

100000 cypress shingles for sale by
STONE d Mills.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-07-23

Milan Council. No. 7l-Nryts every Friday
nizht at odd Fellows Han. VI. IIou-e. ".
p. II. l.. Dickinson, Secretary.
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New Orleans, 81. Louis and Chicago

SOUTH
Mail. 7.lOAN SO0A y.
Express, l0.o9P. n. lO:WP. D..
NORTH.
Express. 7.lj A. NJ. 500 A. ".
Mali $40 p. ". $3.50 p ~
J.. II. HAWKS. Agent.
Trains on either road. If necessary, Nait hall
an hour for trains on the other.
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A. 5or1an. Mayor and Recorder.
J. J.. Williamson, City Attorney.
:. /. Mcdonald. City Marshal.
DrJ. g. Boyd. VI. l.. Baird, Wilson William.
son. $. T. Rankin, W. J. House. .. II. Dickin.
r.r A Herman
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-07-23
MILAN EXCHANGE.
County Directory.
RAILROAD TIxE-TABLE.


TRAINS SOUTH.
AEHIs -. nEPkrTs.
.Do,- r,,,-as1 S.lsA. ". $50 A. 81.
NM. lJ;21 2. 81. lC.5p p. 81.
TRAINS NORTH.
Express. SD a. ". 30 a. n.
Mail E.41 P. ". $50 p y.
a. W. LOVING, Agent.
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Having just received from the manufacturers
an cutir new outfit of the
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-07-23
MCHANCERY AT HUMBOLDT.

Give him cali before purchasing elsewhere
=. Is.
, 1874-01-24

any questions OF fnct md nak your Honor to
pasn npul, tlom M t,loHtnna Of faot. 0nly
whcro there III ovitlcncc Of fncta, Which Ia aErcea
Upon, bearing upon these i,tlo.n1eillb, Mt might
asls yonr Honor TO pasR upon 1t.
Mr.. nootl-Of co1liEo. as tho nf1dayit is TO-
forrod TO In tho indictment, tint would bo
proper.
THO Court think tho Affidavit should bo
considered, bocauso TINT iH tho foundation Of
tho charge.
Tho Oourt--Tlo Indictment m,lat contain 70
much ns will show what the man sworo to, n1,tl
wliat he was swearing about it. II II IL not full
enough, tho affidavit itHolf, being IN writing.
miullt 10 presented In connection with 1t. I 10
not mean to oxolHdo that. mean simply to Hay
TINT do not propose, upon motion that III
volvea question OF law upon tho face of tho in
dictmcnt. to hnvo testimony on ctlot silo pro-
Bonted, and doclde faotB Of tint Aort.
hlr. swett-No, cir; wo will not aBk your
Honor.
The Court-Unlcss thoy aro all presented. nt,,l
tho whole case submitted to mo, which would be
very extraordinary should 1t bo done.
Mr.. Rood Ito Mi. swott)-Can you arguo this
question Tomorrow
Air. Swott-No, cannot Tomorrow, but any
day next week after Wednesday.
Mr. Keed-I will agroe to take It mp next week
Friday.
Alr. swott-I will agrco to that. I think poat-
poning It to Saturday is a little too lato.
THO Court-Very vol; Bot it for friday Of noxt
week.
Mr.. swott-I have Just heard from Mr. Dexter,
and ho Haya any day after Wednesday will do
him.
With tho understanding that tho motion and
argument, would bo mado next Friday htr.
noy resumed tho trial OF The follow Charged witl1
larcony.
, 1874-01-24
a Steam Vcl0GiDntie.

a two-wheel atoam-ongino, to be rln on
single rail. ia the invention Of Mr.. Grove, Of
Opollka, Ca; and a four.ton locomotive Of this
pattern has 1ust been built q. Jersey City for
street railway 10 Atlanta. Tho rail or track upon
which It iB to run. snmple Of which is hid in
the yard OF tho builders, III composed of several
thsckncsaes Of plank, built up III tho style Of IN
inverted keel Of vessel, with d fiat rail on the
apox. Upon trial Of speed, about 13 milos M
hour ,7aH attained. and tho inventor claims tl,at
tic speed can bo almost doubled on iel,gtil.
e1!ed track. Tho revolving ilanges attached
TO- the. engine. and which ru,. Oh the out
side Of eacl wheel, arc said to absolutely
lock the rolting.Btook to the priHra, md ohyiato
tue Necessity OF 30 much heavy rolling stock In
light traille at high. tato Of speed: Among tho
advantages claimel for this novel railway aro
TINT tho peculiarly constructed locomotive coll-
ncctcd with 1t has traoiyo power superior to
nny. other engine OF eqlal woight, whtlo its Ca
pAoity for running OH ouryos IL very mich great
or tham IN the two-rail systam. Tho cost OF COLI
Btfucting thia "prismoid railway" as it ia call
cd, Is only a mnttor OF - 100 milo.
, 1874-01-24
vatoly, tho Deacons agreed tint Or. Evorta

vatoiy, tho Deacons agreed tint Dr. 1;yorta
During tho ,o1nto, nil OF them oxpreBsed their
fntll III Dr. Everts-naHortitr ll,nt they believed
1,e waB right, aud DR.. Burroughs wong, nnd
TINT they wo,.lfl Btnns by Him, Some Of thom,
lion Of statements by Dr.. Eyorts, ~ and giayo Oh.
}ecttons wolo nndo apalnBt #. tho tIoHcUng ro.
fuBIng to take any aotto,, regarding lis STATIC
ment,
THE cuunc4 MEETING.
Tho Deacona sotBIou did rot o{1Iouru until
aftor te rornlar Friflny oynrjnn nrnror ,ncnitnfr
had boon running for aomo timoe, and tho Dcas
cons WHO ontorod tho lccturo-room woro 90
m,lcl, eugrnaHcd with tho controversy tint tloy
continued discussing lta merits unt,l thoy loft
tho church.
m. ryEnra.
, 1874-01-24
Am Hucx la{ltlStibla fafkxtuuft.

An Invention worthy tho fertile gcuius Of +
Yankee, but tho patont Of n firm Of EngllBlsmen,
ia the "mngie inoxhaustible inisland," soma
eheieas of ssofet ., nature hidden n the bot
ink is obtained by tho addition Of water. 40.
colding to tho directions tho wutoring procosH
may bo carried OH indelnitely to supply tho
natural exhaustion, nut the seemingly oxtraya-
duce Ink snilcont to write letter tay Ter loo
yeara. We Sigh aB va think Of tho strong prob
ability OF our not boing able to test tho inyon-
tos'H Yoraeityl
, 1874-01-24

week 10 Try LHe Ca6ee, auu !AAts "4iatofet may
he the result OF the motion to 4uasll, no trial
could occur next weel.
Mr. Gwett--Yos presume that is settlod.
Tho Cuurt-lt would haye to 60 oyor to the
next term Of the Court for trial, II tue Court
should rofuso to quash tho indictments after
argument. / have, therefore, no objection to
giving you my day noxt wcck or In any week
af,ar yoM may arpoins. Tho week utter, Judge
Moore will DO Aele and will liaten to the argu-
mont md give you tull hearing. ! would pre-
questions involved IN tlia mastor will doubtless
be mostly based upon the, construction of
statutes aud decisions upon them, nlll would
not want to hastily d'spose Of them: Iwon!d.
probably, after honring the arguments and tho
references to all the stntutoa and law bearing
upon tho caao. want time to consider. I should,
therefore, prefer myself, that you lot it 80 over
entirely to Judge Moore, until next mouth. But
i 1t is desirable, md you can TX limo within
this term, l will. Of conrao, dispose Of 1t; I
would mako this Suggestion: ] do not 800 how
Gun dispose Ut auy question OF tact. It ls
rather singular proceeding to present tho facts
togethor with the law Of tho casa. An i1nlict-
nsunt stands for itsolf, and, upon . motion to
lunsl. must presume that tho Facts alleged ~ the
Indictment aro truo--that they Gun be snatainod.
I do not feel disposed to tako up case upon q
motion to quash upon tie Inv, and looltlo a. tho
same time my OF tho facts Of The case-
Ar. Awett- No, sir,
caHo.
Mr. Swett---Your IIouor misunderstood me in
tho oilcot of what salal. For instance, thu In
diotmont for perjury III based upon All affidavit,
aud nobody will dispute but wllas that A tho aill-
dayit made, Atd tho ouly affidavit. Therefore wo
wore intending to bring III tho affidavit and Heo
whether my indictment fur perjury could lie un-
dor 1t.
Mr.. Roed-1 Ilayo agreod to do that.
Tile Cnurt--So far aH that il concerned, that
would be proper,
Mr. Reed-'rAo indictment rofora to the afli-
layit and saya 1t ia on lie.
Mr. Bwett-We TO not propose to introduce
, 1874-01-24

A0nt1GKy FHbIIt IfUfhfVs
j. Il. Wallis l. Co., tho agents Of tic Public Library
Of Kentucky III Chicago, will be pleased to give a c
necessary Information regarding tho ,niilien md g
half Of dollars to bo given away ut tho fourth grand
gift concert tho 31st Of March noxt, III Louisville.
Tho drawing will certainly tako rtaco tho day at:-
versiscl Tho large number Of enormous przcs 10 10
given away Ia sufficient to attrnct tho attention Of the
world. Any Of tho rnt 100 prizes Will bo fortune
Thero will be 600 prizes n this scenc, which will
be divided anolIg COO tickct.hoacra For inforna-
ton amply to Room n Metropolitan Blucl corner La
s,alie and Randolph 6troeta.
, 1874-01-24

Chicago, Rock Island g. Pacific Railway
Sunday Train.
Tho through Pacific cxprera train for Council Bluffs
onsahnt Denver, San. Francisco. and all far-west
points, will leave Chicago Sunday, Jan. Is, at 1015 a.
M, vim Chicago Rock Is1and Pacific Railway, stop
ping at all rc8uar stat1onB OH main line.
Tickets via Chicago, Burlington l. Quincy, or CHI
cAgo Northwestern Railroads. will be taken thiA
train. A. n. SMITH, g. I. A.
, 1874-01-24
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
GRNEnAL pAsBENngn AuaHI'a Osr1cK,1


On and after this lao a trains will start as ustlN
from tho uniou Depot, foot Ct Lake street. buses
will call for passengers anil baggage heretofore
Tickets and aleepug.car bors 10 procured nt 90
Clark street. at tho Union cketofice, III tho Armour
Block, corner Of Randolph atroot and Michigan
nvcnuc, aud at Indiana md Catnl stleet sta
ttonB, D. ~. IfITcncocE,
General Passenger Agent
, 1874-01-24

- For aalo BY 1'ooksclloru. Hont, postpaid, on re
ceipt Vi prlos by tho publishers,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-29

Ras" gu sinsm Apppfatsu in elmer amsrifl.
nil6sn Staet tam Elm ibm wpblbsfanntsr iunser
Wann unb bat ibn UNI sinsn &atb, Yie CT wSbl,
ubns ssssn eas 0sisB su osripbsu, cine rsi&s,
junss Grbin sntfibrsu fSnnts?
,Daflr wiBtt iS nur c II II Auswss," lag.
ts Der &satsanpalt, lalsn Sis has WSe9tn elm
&sitpisrp b%ttsissn, pabrsne Sic 3assI unp
psiti&s baIten +; rann i8Rinss Sic iS ridwdrts
binaut seSsu hem gisrcs bic Spprsn ans spn.
men eann iassn. hap sic nur Gin Spa5 MAIDEN
ppats, eas pfsrp iti absr nit gu6 Ssiesn sar9-
sssanssn. Sn pisism Sale parsn sic iraFpS."
gm ua@itsn Irrssn srfubr Der gesp!at, raB
isins sissns SS@trr nit Dem iunssn @anns in
Der ts;si8nsisn 0siis rur@ssbmnnt isi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-29

B2S 0sAiselte &atisnYsrtilssr. Su paris
b%snpst ia Gin gnslanStr, Der ,wsi sspaltiss
llbus sasu atssri6tst bat bic ~itartltsu uns nil.
eslfen &attsn ;u tpptsn. Sn epnp0n purss BEL
ipislspsiis in sinsm 9lublreals uitt penisrr als
ii Stid Der srSbtsn &attsn, ssrsn man nur
babtaft rerpsn funnts, in cen spn zen spsi
&aubrSssIn bsprbntsn sr0bsn bUIisrnm 9ifs
sstra9t ane iammt uae ~iOnesrs sstEptst absr
aud Ger srHssrs llbu cate cine @unse am Ssi-
n: Saspnse.rassn unp Gin auss sinssbubt; bic
ssfsssrtsn Selesn lplsn i6 nun aud an zen
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