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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-16
Governments active and strong. State
bonds quiet and nominal.


bonds quiet and nominal.
BALTIMORE, August I5.-Flour and
wheat unchanged. Corn dull and no.
minal-Sl@92. Pork "a. 4.OO025. 90.
Bacon shoulders 10. Cotton dull and
lower-middiing l624; low middling
15I; good ordinary l47s; gross 70.
ceipts 10; exports ooastwise 60; sales
26.
CINCINNATI, August 15.-Flour more
firm-family 6 .20@6 35. Corn in fair
demand and higher-G6@GS. Pork
nomina'ly unchanged 90 asked.
Lard tirmer-summer 1334@l4; kettle
limited jobbing demand. Bacon
steady; small sales-shoullers 0lI;
clear rib 1234; clear Ii. Whiskey 81.
LOUISVILLE. August 15.-Corn quiet
and nuchanged-740gS2. Pork 0niet
aud unchanged So. Bacon irregu-
l"r-shoulders 919; clear RIB l3; clear
1895. Lard 1G%@1624. Whiskey 50
SAVANNAH, August 15.-Cottou quiet
and misunderstanding l6A; re-.
| ceipts 73; Exports to Great Britain
2,062: coastwise G62; sales IS; stock
4.61l.
CHARLESTON, August 15-Cotlon
qniet-middIing l53d: low midaling
l5I; good ordinary 1875; net receipts
| l0l; sales so.
MOBILE. Aug l5.-Cotton qnict aud
unchanged-middliDg l6; nel r1ceipts
z; exports coastwise %; sales rs;
stock 4,257.
Boston. Angus: 15.-Cotton quiet
middlipg l7la; gross receipts II; ex-
ports to Great Britain 10; sales i50
! PHILADELPHIA, August Is Cotton
quiet -middling 1714; net receipts 80;
gross 149.
AUGUSTA. August 15.-Cotton dull
and shade lower-mldtlllng 155; re-
ceipts "a; sales 80.
MEMPHIS, August l5.-Cottou quiet
and unchanged; offerings light-low
middiing 16; receipts 81; shipments 4.
GALVESTON, August 15.-.Cotton
quiet and steady--good Ordinary 14i.;
net receipts 30; snles Is.
| ST. LOUIS, August 15.-Coru dull
aud unchanged 6334@65. Whiskey
steady, ut SO. Pork steudy-24. OF.
Bacon lower for order lots-clear rib
l221(0l3; clear l3@13L.
W1LMINaToN. August 15.-Cottou
unohanged-middiing 1874; sales ID
! NE" OHLEANS, august 10.-C0ttOD
quiet and unchanged-midLling 167a
net receipts 81; gross 176; exports
coastwise 1923; sales $50; stock Is, 876.
NORFOLK, August 15.-Cotton dull
and lower-low middling 1873; net re.
ceipts 220; exports ooustwise 800; sales
100; stock AIS.
LONDON, August l5.-Street dis.
discount SIG below Bank. Eries 80.
| LIVERPOOL, August 15-3 z. M
Cotton quiet aud unchanged d-uplands
SI@8as; Orleans S3s0S!s; sales
10. QUO, including 6.2U0 American;
LOCO speculation and export; enles on
basis of middling uplands. nothing
below good ordinary, deliverable Au.
gust, October or November, S1s@S1l;
nothing below low middling. dellvern.
bic September or October, Sli.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-16
WANTS TO HUSBAND MORE
Zee! Ice! Ice!

I AN now prepared to supply all orders
i for The above article. The Ice manu-.
tactured at my establishment is made
from pure Spring Water, frozen at a tenn
peraiure OF thirty degrees below freezing
long di-tsnco without much loss. Price
81 25 per 100 pounds. aud good weight qua
rant""d. No Ice shipped unless the money
accompanies tie order.
Jul. 90 J, G. SEEGFRS.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-16
New Books at Bryan's.

TNHE GREAT ICE AGE and its Relation
t" the Antiquity OF Manly James
Gcike, +. x. s. 81 50.
Wilkes. Shcridsn, Fox. (of time OF George
ILL s2 90.
sumner, lProfessor.) on American Cur.
rency SO %.
Doctrine ut Evolutionary Winohell. 81 90
Fernes' Meridian or Adventures in South
Africa.
Fernos' from the Earth TO the Moon and
Around 1t. $l.00.
sun Views of the Earth or the Seasons,
illnstratcd--by Proctor, F. r. q. 81 so.
Ferncs' Journey to the Centre OF the
Earth Is cents.
Also, a supply "f new NOVELS. by Eng
iish and German authors, cheap.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-16
Regular Meeting City Council.
COUNCIL CHAMBER.


COLUMBIA. S. c., August IL. 1874.
Council met at SO Z. M. Present
His Honor the Mayor, John AIexan-
der. and Aldermen Brown, Carr, Car
roll, Cooper. Davis, Pugh, Purvis.
Simons, Thomas and Wells. Absent
Aldermen Griffin and Swygert. The
minutes of the last regular meeting
were read and confirmed.
PETITIONS. COMMUNICATIONS, &C
OF r. E. B. Hswetson, Supervising
Architect of New City Hall. calling the
attention Of Council to the condition
of the drains at the intersection of
Richardson and Washington streets;
referred to the COMMITTEES on Streets.
OF ". $. Pope & Bro. ct al, butchers
OF City Market. petitioning Council
to require OF parties selling fresh beef,
&c., outside of Market during market
hours, to pay the same amount of Ii.
cense required Of them; referred to the
Committee on Market, to report by
resolution or otherwise. Of L. W.
Wing, asking that the city issue to him
q city note, receivable for taxes, for
amount due him on account of accept.
ance Of P. s. Boatwright. contractor
OF New Alms House and Hospital; re-
ferred to the Committee Of Ways aud
Means. Q! John Den ison, President
Vigilant Fire Engine Company, pay
ing for amout due his company by the
city; referred to the COMMITTEES on Fire
Department. Or Gabriel Young and
William Allen, city employees, asking
for amount due them by city; received
as information. OF citizens of Sumter
street aud vicinity, requesting Coun-
Gil to abnte nuisance on said street:
referred to Chief of Police.
The following bills were presented
and referred to the Committee on Ac.
counts: Pagan & Bros, INDECENT poor,
e bills;) G.. S. Trezevant, M. D., ex.
animation of pauper lnnatics; l.. w.
Wing, Guard House; John Meighan.
Aims House; =. Cuntwell, Street De-
pnrtments; Julian a. Selby, printing
account; Independent Steam Fire En-.
gine Company. rent of hall
REPORTS.
OF City Treasurer for month of July.
1874. was read and referred to the
COMMITTEE OF Ways and Meaus, az
follows:
Walter K. Jones, CITY Treasurer, in
account ciM City Of Col"mJia.
CR.-To balance from June,
1874 .............S 1,I34 90
Bills payable, notes to sun
Dry persons. .......... 23.47l rs
Taxes from sundry persons:
Heai estate. ............... ii 2 50
fefsonalty. ................ 377 81
Streets ...... q 90
treasure carriages. 4U 00
water collectlons. 415 %
Specia! interest. st........... l.l62 35
fenaities ................. 218 II
SO. .34O n
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-16
Funeral Invitation

Tho friends and aoquaintsnccs OF AAB.
ID. MOORE, OF Mr.. NJ. McGuinnis and OF
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Hoarn, are invited to at
tend the funeral OF the former, THIS Az
TERNOON, at o'clock, from her late resi-
dence. cornor of Gervais and Assembly
strocts. Services at the Catholic Church.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-16

LAWYERS OFFICES!
INSURANCE OFFICES!
ROOMS FOR FAbIILIESi
SINGLE bedrooms!
To LET IN THE NEW
Central National Bank Building.
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
Bedrooms from So per month upwards;
Family Rooms from Sc per month upwards;
Lawyers Offices from SO pr month upwards.
WATER, GAS, WATER and WOOD CLO.
SETS and other modern improvements in
side building. No back rooms, all fronting
on the street. Good ventilation. A Janitor
in charge OF building. Apply ia Central
Bank, or to Messrs. SEIBELS Il EZELL.
April 2
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-16
Just the Season for Turnips,

See Heinitsh's Almanac.
DLANT RUPA BAGA, Large Amber
4 Globe; Large White Dutch. Large
Yellow Aberdeen, Improved Seven TOP:
For sale, Wholesale and retail, at
Aug1 HEINITSH'S Drug Store.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-05-22
Rising I'm the World.

1t was toward the middle OF the last
century that little ragged boy, named
Sanders, made his appearance at the
door Of any attorneys Office in Glenn
cuts Inn, London. lie was cast upon
the world In absolute want; he knew
nothing Of parents; he had not friend
and he knew of no roof beneath which
he had right to lay his head or obtain
a crust TO eat and cover 10 return.
The attorney found him very bright
and prompt, and employed him. The
boy proved faithful and earnest in the
discharge of such business as was given
him to do. By.and.by the boy, when
he had been admitted to sleep in the
Office, expressed desire to learn TO
write. The attorney rugged him low
desk In far corner, and set him copies
also assisted him at times by personal
instruction. The boy developed a bold
clear and beautiful hand; aud by the
time he was fifteen he had become q
correct and rapid writer.
He was now transferred 10 the inner
Office. and set at the work of writing
important legal papers. This gave him
an insight in %, and taste for legal lore.
He studied-studied so hard. to such
good purpose, that in time he came to
afford his employer sound and valuable
counsel In important matters. His dill
gence was untiring his faithfulness un-
swervine, and his ambition unchecked.
He worked his way up to tho bar, and
became one Of tho most eminent and eff
fective practitioners of his time.
The man, who's SO entrance into the
struggle OF life had been from so low
and unpromis:ng station, by the pro-
per use of the fortunate qualities inner
tied, became, upon the death of Penn
horton, Lord Chief Justice Of Buiuut,.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-05-22
ATHENS FEMALE SEMINARY,
Athens, Tennessee.

THE SPRING SESSION oFTnIs SCHOOL
l. for young ladies and little girls viii be.
IN on Monday the 18th Of January. 1874.
The school viii be In charge of Mrs. MARY
". SuLLINs, with competent assistants. We
lopc TO merit and receive liberal share Of
ntronuge. Instruction thorough discipline
Mild but firm. All The branches OF n thorough
ducutiOn taught. Particular attention paid
cSprlling, Reading. Writing aud Composition.
CHARGES, Tuition ranges from - TO sis
according to studies Contingent fee $3.50;
Nlu,ic $50. Noextra charge for French. Half
o be paid IN advance, the other half at the
lose. Price of board reduced Ia suit the times.
For information address, 7. SULLiNS.
Dee. 3, IS1P-tf3l4l Athens. Tenn
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-05-22

must be TO prevent the expressions and
iniquity Of prolonged suits at Law. 9th.
er things beg for utterance in this con-
nection, which the unexpected length
this communication has already attain
ed forces us TO reserve for some other
time, bnt which we hope TO ventilate
before the next State elections.
FLExICAS.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-05-22
q d Il q n II Y A n
VIA THE
LONE STAR ROUT 4!


international and Great Northern Il. r.
PASSENGERS GOING TO TEXAS VIA
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port. strike This line at Longyiew, the best
Route TO Palestine. Iiearne, Waco, Austin,
Huntsville, Houston, Galveston aud all points
in Western, Central, Eastern and Southern
Texas.
Passengers via New Orleans will find il the
best Route to Tyler, Mineola, Dallas, Overton
Crockett, Longvew and all points In Eastern
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This line Is well built, thoroughly equipped
with every modern improvement, including
New and Elegant Day Coaches, Pullman Pal.
ace Sleeping Cars, WestinhCuse Air Brakes,
Miller's Patent Safety Platforms and Couplers;
and nowhere else can the passenger 80 COM
pletgly depend on aspeedy, safe and comforta-
Die journey.
The LONE STAR ROUTE has admirably
answered the qmcrry: slow to 90 TO Teyas"
by the publication Of an interesting and truth
ful document, containing valuable and cor
rect map, which can be obtained, free Of
charge by addressing the q EN- ERAL TICK
EFT AGENT, international and Great Nor
thern Railroad, Houston, Texas.
District f..
March Q, lSI4.ly-321
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-05-22
SEED POTATOES.

A LARGE LOT GENUINE PINK EYE
~ and Russet Potatoes TO sell nj
March 20, 1S7lul TURKEYS.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-05-22

A cynical writer says: Take com
pany OF boys chasing butterflies: put
long tailed coats on the boys, and
turn the butterflies into dollars, and
you have beautical panorama Of the
world"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-05-22
NON-R ESIDENT NOTICE.

Circuit Court, MeIgs County, Tennessee.
Thos. j. Gibson and Mary A. Gibson, VS.. VIII
liam Wan aud wife, ct ais.
l0rginal BILL
ON motion Of complainants Solicitor, ant
VIZ appearing from the allegation In com
plainants Bill, which IL sworn 10, that de
iendants A. II, Butler and wife Lorlnda But
Ter, and the minor heirs Of Emerson Gibson
deed, are non.residents Of the State of Ten.
nessee, 80 that the ordinary process Of law
cannot be served upon them; IL II therefor,
ordered that publication be made In the
Athens Post, weekly newspaper published
in Athens, McMlnn county, Tennessee. for
four = ,ccesSye weeks, notify ing said non.resi.
dent defendants TO appear at the next term of
the Circuit Court, 10 he held at the Court
house. In Decatnr, Meigs county, Tennessee,
on the LIST Monday Of June next, 10 plead, an.
swer or otherwise make defense 10 complain.
ants Bill or the same will be taken for con.
fessed and the cause set for hearing ex pnrte
as 10 them. ~ j. LILLARD, Clerk.
u. H. smith. Sol. for compl't.
May |, lsi-it-prs fce $5,O0-335
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-05-22

Twenty.one freshmen were lately
suspended from an English college be-
cause q professor couldn't find out who
placed a ten. ounce tack Ia his chair. He,
however, knows ali about who sat down
IN N
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-05-22
EARLY SPRING.

lust RECEIVED, A LOT OF BEAUTI.
~ full Prints. Delains. &c.. &c., suited to lat
ter part Of Winter and early Spring.
J. A. TURLEY.
Cogbill, Tenn, Feb, 10, is7i.tf
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-05-22
WILLIAMS A 90.

A RE JUST IN RECEIPT OF LARGE
~ lot Of Coffee. Sugar, Soda and Nails OF
best quality which they offer cheap for Cash
or Barter. Cantrclrs X Roads, March I.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-03
Gliab=

Nan idrtibt p0n Tirnbpfsn am 4. Rai:
Tie 0srpssrunsrn, bic Der 5rpit In cen lsstsn
Na6rsu anssaslI, inp pisl bsiratniter ale man
a~nfansS sesIaubt barte. Nan fam iassn, bag
re Weinsrneie um rspu3iri III, peun MOT auf
bic Sdifie. Tic AaripIflfelpsr bisisn sinen
traurl-sn Nnbl,t BAR I; pas aIamf III ibpar, une
furGiei man. eaB Der 9rrras wr,t bintsr rsh &c.
btaisn ppnnunSen tltib,n plrp. YuB. une
yHaumsntanme BADEN iGw.r sslitrsn, wsniasr
es Npfel unp Sirnraunis, Die nat Der Ylutbe
ia u.ibeilen bic Grpie ubcrpauerf baten. lie
Warsnpnan,en uno Slumsn line msijtsus per.
pelft unp Ger BLAZER esraubt. ~ Sse uns nicti
cine anpsrs raups Nabt ben &ef pcn BEN nsb.
msE. mas mir not paben.
sIrabburs. 1. @ai. las Gil. Seurn.' BE-
rinict /: ,0ST rrbalisn ppn ptriDisesnen Seiien
Der Nat.ltien ubsr BIC 5plasn esS SpatfIelt,s
pom ssltrlssn Wprssn, IW aalie teinaciste
ras san,s Silah ionic ras &bsinuisr I'M WroB
brrspSibam Sassn unp lanss pes Hpeins bis
2pplrnj. Sn eer umscssnp SraBpuraS be.
iUaeisie Der Hrf t~eicneers bic HuBblume ole
&sbrn, BE 8a, iVHsin. Dian bsri1tt unS, eaB
ps HuBpaume .uf Der ndt @adslnprm unp
Saar laprencen SIaBe tart asliisn batsn.
Ile aarirHeln um pic Siart b.rum ilnp sriro
rem. lie Janssn S6SBlinse Gee &stlipd . linp
" Httbkh "
Zap sasislbs Der 5al III Az 9elmar, ~ Wubl
bauisn UNI lauss bee Wtbirsss pea Saisl bis
ySebrn. urs. gu aVlmar bapsn se &sbtsrss
ara a%slltts.. Gins auS Saar fpmmsnps prrirn
mslpsi uns. p~asIslbs isi aui ben Abbaassn bel
Ssilissnitsln esr 6au. 81 OfsnburI I'm yr0B
bsrieatDum Bapsn %psriammslIrn lib BIZ &setausra
am Hatmutaas pss 3D.. UNI ssmsin,tain,lbe
VeriirrsmaBrsssln su s~rsriisn. 5aas perbsr
mar eas lbrrmVmsIsr unisr Nuu s%s,anfsn unp
bic &sbsn baitsn Hpib s%rlitisn. Nan tsi6lpB
eann 8tutr ansu,lnesn. um &autpslitn bsr'
%3uiisllsn, pslds tsianni in Die &spsn por Der
&iliuns pts 5rsit.s lhuBtn. Wm ps, a6srt
pisie Waerssrln baifsn eine rett ~aiinifiae gSir.
iura bsrpers, tra1r. Sn aenfanL Wub.bsim.
Iurlat, Nuusn bat man aroPsn Soarsn or.
linen, iniunpernbrif an lssrrrm Ore; man
itrsiri aus Su6sn, rie u rlttaumt. Der alse,
bic yaaumsn- unp STnpaums barsn pisl ssI,r.
ten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-03

9etraaen tatte. 6irmabr Elm prObetis
l6es 0ei6r {! Aueerrem TRACT sr rem
Htn8 rss Nrafsn 9ubienefi, Siitofs
pom Auaufcro, psl6er Dor mebreren
Sabren I'm filter ocn az Sabren aui
benz Weae nab rem Snnsrn ron Rus
lano itarb, ller Gabribsinii6teit nab
BON cen ruiiIiten 6ii6rrn, RE ibn ins
Grtl 9eleitrten. oeraiftet. Oaa 8reu,
bee Gr,tiIhpfs Sran,cni unp Ger Nins
ees Srbpfs. Qutiensfi fcnnten teinen
ptrr,aerrn Grbrn fnpen. ais ren Sra
Ten eerc6cpefi CT :pirp pieieu ;wei
Vcrbilrern auf rem 0sss rsS Warls
RUINS fclaen, ME iie nit rer Seele zines
Suten SIrtcn ausseitattsL weIter rsnn
nSttiA isin 2eben fiir feline 6eerre bin.
3uSsten bsrsit 1T. absr uncrihicdeu auf
Dem poitsn a%usbarrt. Den Ysruisrcue
unb Yalht ibm anpeiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-03
Rbsiu- una Mulslsuu.

Aus Srier miro bsri6tet Die
S6liiabrt auf Der WtOiel, ipel6s Dor gr.
bauun9 Der bsloen Glisnbabnen, nament=
ll1 Der Saarbriider Sabn cine beoeutenoe
mar uno Die li6 bamit beiOiienOe Yolts-
tlniie bieliser StaOt uno Yororte in elnen
bebGblsca WOblltano pcrieBte, 1T bierorts
nab nno mad unbeocuteneer 9emorocn.
Omar psrbsn nod INNER beoentenOeQu an-
tlldten &oblen aus Den &spieren her Saur
uerldIeoenen Yunttsn oss Sn. uno @us=
lanoes our1 Shihe sussilbrt; ALIEN Den
Gopenantbeil an Oislem SranspOrts bat
bod Die ellenbabn an lib 9%srliicn. Sie
S1riiabrt 1T abbdnsiS uom W0iierit1no e
nno oleler mar wabrero Der 3 crlten WfO.
nate oes Sabres ourbwes Elm nieoriSer,
inoem I'M siiniisitsn Sale stwa 4 SUB
0abrwaIer pOrbonoen waren. SIM SD.
nuar war'n itarte Hsbel an ). iraien
Grolt, Gdlte uno Gis elm. Siele Wlttes
runs bebouptete iid bis gum II. Sanuar
no f6 5baupctter einlrate. Nm 10.
Sanuar waren 4 SUB Gabrwoi Tier porban.
ben bin9esen uabm Der Wanerliono in
6olse fortoNuernoer trodener Wltterung
stpas ab uno blisb 0ui bicism Stonos
puuite bis @nbs Wdrs. Cir Die tlsiusrs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-03

Dioeefe Dubuque.
2sir 6atteu Sereaen6eit am gfuaIt.

2Sir 6atten &efegem6eit am 9iusit.
lOnntag in st. Oonatus elmer ih0nen 6eier
bei3uwObnen, mir meinen ndm!id Dem Gms
pfans Der eriten ). communion Der Su9eno
Der Yfarrei. Sm @ebGuos DER Wdohen.
Ntaoemie warcn Die Communicated, So
on Der 3abl periammelt, uon mo lie Die
8emeinoe in ieierli6er YrO3eiiion abbolts
nno mad Der STRIDE gcIeitete. SIN wieier=
liben Sodamte marc ibnen oenn gum er-
item Dial oas Slid ,u 5bsil gum 5iide
oes Serrn gu seben. Sn Die Sdnoe oss
Yiarrers, Serrn s. W. Slammana lesten
Slinslinse unb Sunsirauen I'M Den Sauf.
ltein perlammelt oas Sauiseliboe aui's
Neue ab uno beteten nit lautsr Gimme
oas apOltOlilbe Notwithstanding. Sn
entipredenoer Yreoist puroe ibnen natiir-
lib Die Wi1tisteit oes Netes ans Ser, ge.
lest. Was uns auifiel uno gewobnlid
auf Dem 9anoe ni6t DER Sad lit, mar, oaB
ale Yuben e9al in idwnr5 uno Die Wdo-
den ebenio in peiB s~etleioet pnren, mas
BON pielem guten Wilen Der Gltsrn uno
Woblbabenbeit ,eu9t.
am (ef6em Gage siussn in DER st.
Yeter II. Yauls STRIDE in Sberrils Wount
AZ Gritcommunifanten gum slide oes
Serrn, Die uns Batter Rottler mittbeilte.
Am $onntase nad Yinsitsn ,psrSsn
in ct. Gatbarina Is iril6e uno ii oeut-
ide &inoer oasislbe Slid senieBen.
2Sie mir 6oren lit Der Heopresbptber
Hep. Yaps aus New 9ienna, Dubuque
&c., Soma, nit Der Sesllorse in Council
Bluffs, YottawatOmic Co., Sa., betraut
wOrosn I; er reiite am %. mad leinem neus
en- W~irtunsstreiie ab. alic pieoer Elm
osutider prislter msbr i'm Wsinbsrss oss
Serrn.
An Die St. 2seter's STRIDE In
S%prinsbroOt, SadiOn Co., Soma, f0mmt
on Die STEELE bes 5errn $. RnappIs Der
bodw. Reu. Sd. YItds.
2Sie uns mitget6eift woroen, isisrt
Die pfarrsi Neu Wien wie lie Dies aud in
friibern Sabren that, bieiss Sabr pisosr
oas GrObnlsidnamSfeit ourd Yrossilion
i'm Greien uno am Donnerltas auf Den ss
falt. ct. G~atbarina uno st. Oonatus
in Sadion Co., biben Die feierIibs Srobn.
lei6nabmsproceliion am Sonntass Sa6=
Der, aber aud inn Sreieu.
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= Il + III b q.

tltber has DegrdbniB ess Or. Rctars gBitrp
Ypn 96ttrna6. etIsu Scot bsrsii5 in unisrsr
lsBtsn Hummer erwabnt, l6rsist rim Gerrss,
penesnt aus Gtterna6 az pas pVursmburssr
Wori":
Stute a%cleitstsn mir unitrn IanatibrissI
Staptpsrorrnsten. cen chen aliaeu M prl'
letntt prrrn Notar Witsl VI itr .. ~ iti.
ntr Hdbsfdfte. Nus Der 4dmmsr Der absserp.
ntten mar cine REPUTATION sridirnsn, uup lter
bic SalTfe fr Sepuiirten parsn ber,uaeifrGmt,
um lbrsm Ilfei sprdncentsn bic leSfen Sbren III
srwsiisn. lie Geaieruns mar rurt isine \ reel.
rem Ssrrn S%matsminiasr Ssrpais psrtrslsn ;
bic anSsisbsnlfrn Manner eel Ger Staet II. DER
llmassenp, Die Ssamtsn unp rine arcBe Werar
Burger iesliten Sianpss battrn lt rem !3uas
a%nasltlpHrn. rer ii6 unfsr paIsnpsu, aur ausas.
Z, wdbIfsu unp irsfai6 pur6 pic ldcrii6e .tis.
errfa'sl" ausaeflbrrn lrausrflanssn lanslam
nab etm bisilstn 3rissbpfs tspsate. 3a6 pen
ublittn 9rrempnien bislt Serr aammsrprGIpent
.. Slphhuisn bic veitsnrspe.
IN RcmiG rausrt pr aiis parttitriss. Der
Sinrm i'm lbrsfrlis. nod immsr fort, pis mir
aus een tureme. .3sltunssn erleben NnlaB
caln bat bic SsrnsissIuns Der 8smeirstsinbri'
he 9e8tbsn.
Die &rgierans bat bic GOnosntion NIT ben
SuIlenesrrn aus Der aammsr ,uridsaessn.
Ter bodm'he Sii6sf Us. Asamss ba, an bic
@rlitIibtn Der Sioesie elm Cirieni6rsiben nlaI
len, rprrln psrerenet miro. Gap am 6eife 9brilti
Dim N slfabrf, BEN Sibrestaa an wsl6sm Der
tanetsturrt aSnia Wilbtlm H.. Der Hlte srlaape
bic Ssditrnns rec @reRbsr,caibums ansrtrsfsn
bal, etn Tsiirllnss leesum in alien pfdrrfirbsn
Der Cipeels aslanstn pirp. Nm Atsres perbsr
ane ess @prssns am 5sas islbi inpet isisrIi&ss
Wslautt iatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-06-03
SnIem burger gazette.

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