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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-03
BEECH En-.

The public will be glad TO know that
some progress has been made towards a
of the great question so long un.
der discussion.
The committee appointed to make the
Investigation have made report, exhon.
Grating Mr.. Beecher from all the charges
preferred by MIR. Tilton. In coming to a
conclusion, the committee ignore the tes-
timony of both Tilton and Moulton, pro-
it unworthy of credibility, and
alledged that it is proven to be false BY
its own contradictions and evasions.-
They find that Mr.. Beecher has been the
victim of a conspiracy designed wholly
for the purpose Of extorting money from
him, but which was managed 80 dextrous-
ly as to achieve success without making
its purpose apparent. The committee
censure the Plymouth pastor for making
any efforts to conceal the facts upon
which the Woodruff scandal, and all 9th
ers connected with it, were tased, and al.
80 for confding so implicitly in the hon.
esty and good faith Of one so utterly
unworthy a: they deem Moulton to be-
The report was adopted by the church
with great unanimity and enthusiasm,
and it is proper to remark that the docu,
ment presents evidences of q laborious
and candid effort to ascertain the truth
The effect of the report upon the public
can not yet be accurately estimated
Nearly all the great newspapers Of New
York are enthusiastic in their express
ions of belief in Mr.. Beecher's innocense
while many others in different localities
are outspoken in their condemnation
So far we are happy to say, that the opin
ions the press do not seem to be faint
ed with either sectarianism or politics
and the disposition to treat the case dis
passsonately. is everywhere apparent
Mr.. Tilton seems in no way inclined t
abandon the charges, but rather to sus
tain them, and for that purpose he ha
brought IN action against Mr.. Beechel
charging him with the crime of adultery
lying damages at 100000. Since tn
matter must be the subject Of further in
vestigstion, We are glad that it is to b
had under the form law and sanction
Of legal tribunal.
Public morals and the Christian relie
ION are alike interested in knowing th
truth and full disclosure will not essen
tally impede the progress Of either, Il
the mean time we hope the attention Q
the masses may be attracted to som
phase ofsoclety less baleful in its Unfit
ences, and less calculated TO beget . spil
it Of universal license. Il II time thu
the tide Of morality and virtue were b,
Ginning to set in upon Us, even thoug
the shores Of vice be strcwn with III
! wreck Of voyagers.
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swell no river yond -
bed, they Overflow the 1bAnl !.
iug The natural eravit =
diffusion md ~ 20 - sho1ld r.
formed on ts ae Einepls, t i
WIN Is heal oul 81 8 S 6.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-03


TO = - pot 81 mint restiss Is y.n 81
~ sonoerning or tals ,ivss'
|aity 6Ioh i nov rapid inlpa
[that Imp rtanoo md gaining 81
sition among The educli onal stitu.
tions of Tho oountr that demands .he
atten.ion q 10 people 8 tic st.le
and Il 'our bSstsdu oatol Il {. xeIl
known lhat a. IL of thi. institu.
ton bssias With tie territorial history
Is M;naesota and Ike ! m.j olisy q
|of ths IN elass |oolla = q III land,
H. y had e warfare Nth dihiculties
Iof every variety is = infancy 81 years
This, vs are happy % seats, il i
fit overoo coming Through the uptir-
ING and unsslfish exertions sc such
men = Hos.J ]. 8. 2 illsbu,yl Hon John
Nioob, Q. 9. Asrrin,an, 4. 4. nar.
wood. Ges. Sibly, Gov. Marshall aud
isnaay Others, Tho Unive.siey Ii grown
shom oonditioa az weakness g 8. Que Of
comparative strength. Though il has
been opened for school but seven years
!. i hes q present enrolled nearly three
hundred students, with more than one
hundred b in the college CLASSES, proper.
Among thore students will be found
some Of the finest and most accomplish.
ed scholars in the STATE. The present
Junior and senior Glasses ire com,prised
of studcnts Of superior rank, -. ....s=
The faculty consists of51 thirteen
members, many Of whom are among
the most experienced educators ofthe
country. Tho classical, scientific md
literary courses are fully organised
and in complete working order. spe.
cial attention has been given BY the
Board Of Regents to fitting and furn-
ishing the scientific and agricultural
courses with all that is necessary TO
make them efficient and attractiye.--
The very best chemical aud philosoph-
ical and engineering apparatus has
been purchased, and buildings and
rooms arranged specially for this work
No expense has been spared to offer
to students every advantage which
they could desire, in order to prose-
cute tho studies in these departments,
while the others arc equally we'll pro.
pared to do their work The new
buildings are rapidly approaching com.
pletion, and the next torn will begin
on the 14th inst. Selfsupporting stu
dents find as q general rule, sufficient
employment to pay all expenses. The
tuition is free, and board can be OBJ
tanned in the club at $3.50, and in pri-
vate families for $3.50 and $500 per
week. The President Of the Board of
Regents, Hon. j. s. pillsbury, t
whom the success Of the University
is largely due, whose time and talent
and money have been freely given, has
erected two oommodious and comforta-
BILE buildings in which students can
obtain very pleasant aud healthy
rooms at low rates. Thus every facili-
ty is afforded to the sons and daugh.
tiers Of our State to educate themselves
at home. The reputation, Of going
abroad is too often purchased at great
sacrifice and danger, and it should be
. source, not only Of pride, but o
great satisfaction, that in our own
State We have institutions Of learning
equal in rank to those in the east.
s~-, E~-~~ CITIZEN.
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Tn snnual conferencs Sc he \. 3.
chnreh, svill meet q Sc. Paul On, We'd.
3nesday sle s 9 day 81. september 4,
gtant. s55s;:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-03
NEXT WEEK,
s8Eegall,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

notice TO CREDITORS
0TATE OF MINNESOTA ,COUN-
0TY OF MOWER. = s.- 81.
In Probate Court. ---. !:
In the matter Of the estate Of Hans Hanson
deceased.
TO whom it may concern: Notice 10 hereby
given to Ill persons having claims against the
estate Of Hans Hanson late Of Nevsda, Now
Or county, deceased, to present the same for
examination and hearing, to che Judge Of the
Probate Court for Mower county, a4 his Office
months, on the following day, vis: septsu-
Der 8th 1874, and January 7ud 1873.
Dated July 9Th A, D. 1874. -. ,-
By the Court, WIN. II. CRANDALL,
Mast Judge Of Probate.
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are made loyal by the hope Of prefer
ment; the press publishes laudatory ar
ticles under the inspiration of promis-
ed reward and the pulpit touches with
tenderness the occupants Of the polite
al pew. Whether he be tho available
(?) man, thrust by accident into the
Legislative chamber; the hitherto OBJ
scure attorney,-as the result Of dis
pute between better Observation-Disclosures
waited to the bench, for the proper dis
charge Of whose duties his jealousy
and malice wholly disqualify him; the
unknown and unlettered rustic, who has
for the first time crossed tho boundary
Of bis native town, in obedience to tho
popular clamor for rural recognition
and planted himself in the position
where learning and experience alone
are eatitled to sit; tho red-nosed, bloat-
ed and filthy man whose candidacy
represents thu sum Of tho vices aud
villainy of the age; he 10 aetuated by
the same spirit and controlled by the
same idea. To secure his favor, al
must embrace his faith and repeat
his maxims. IF one is seen opposing
the election of the 'shoddy" candi-
date for member, should the latter be
successful, his legislative career will
be found remarkable for nothing but
his stupid efforts to legislate his oppo-
nent out Of existence. Such is
patronage when used with 4 vengeance.
# any DO not yield ) mental subserv.
iency to tho doughty fanctionary Of
public justice, his official position is a
ready medium through which ene,ni "a
may be made to feel his wrath. III 1T
is modern patronage. II : newspaper
criticism penetrates the epidermis Of I
county scribe, he allays. the pain and
heals the wound BY transferring hi.
patronage. If honesty is ;nculcated
thieves and gamblers withhold their
patronage. IF temperance is taught
the whiskcy kings inquire, Don't you
! rant our PATRONAGE" If good morals
; life Of virtue and conformity to Law
be enjoined, the social harlot, the blea,
eyed wanton and. tho refugee from jus
, tice turn upon us and shrek None d
, FOUR patronage" The sum Is this: Who
ever fearle,sly criticiles the act. Of an
official Or other person having inau-
ence, jeopardises his bread and butter,
and renders himself liable to gross mis-.
J representation and injury; and If il
! such criticism, he states only plain fact.
! he is regarded 10 meriting tho more se
we're condemnation from those agains,
whom his animadv ersions arc directed.
. Only to the herd Of its fawniDg syco
/ plants, does power dole ont IL patron
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-03

- ~ mo III.
Betx Tho no Moro 3 81 s,tursl "a
tagoa ism. heig htsnsd IS fee s. Is,
iact that q the dominant party has control
81. tho trganiEati on and nsohinery 81
goyerpusnt, for To TIM eiar md -.
joys al,o, TIC priyile s lfsrriing
positions q honor and u paroeling oat
among IL menbers. e lucrative .ato,.
contracts for 81 tho skill and labor
required Il the INTEREST 81 tho public
.ssrvioe. he .posss,s non 81 this right
5by ,ny political party y called patron
ago. 81 our government the chief
poyer u 40 attache Of the Presiden-
tial oiioe, md alx.ya reaidss With the
Executive; but sinoe that functionary.
z compelled 70 rslsgate % inferior Of
doers, : portion Of tho work, there 90
companies Il necessarily % much Of
the. sovereignty 8 = required % secure
: dse performance. This i axionatio
Of the highest form Of national polity,
and il rami6es tho most ultimate attsn-
uation Of corporate existence. Tho
Presidential. 6atis promulgated aud,
responsive 70 it's power, : plcbeian
steps forth invested With Datrician
rank and tho robes Of Office and thore-
after his opinion forums the rule BY
which mankind is to be governed. In
such transformation We witness the
very climax Of official power, attained
in IN honest effort to bless the race
No sordid motives prompt the act; an
tccedent to all other considerations it
is tho purpose to secure On administra-
ton Of exact justice, and. that accom-
2lished, appointees have justified the
reasonable expectations Of the appoint
ing power. Having done we'll that
which was assigned for performance
the undertaken has cancelled every re-
sponsibility which no assumed in con-
noctionS with the work. Originally,
such was complete satisfaction for
the favor of distinguished appoint
ment; and such too, was tho primal
idea Of what constituted patronage. If
We would learn tho modern definition
of this term, it's proper significance
among the masses, we must see how it
is applied in the administration Of local
affairs and with what purpose and ef:
feet. A professional politician rarely fail,
to obtain a crumb from the official ia.
bic, at sometime during a life of con.
slant service, and once in power, the
whole influence Of, his position is en-.
ployed in rewarding friends and pun
ishing en- emies. But little regard
is manifested for public interests or for
personal rights and the dignity and in
duence of Office is degraded to the work
of perpetuating the tenure Of dishon-
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(G A.
Arcn Stsarns, Sc. W

NreH SIfaTHs, 9c. WiN1flpId.
@ire Sbnsn uue Siren 9siern bod geranii.
gen MAIDEN, aud etpas aus bisissr 8sssns ;u
leisn.
Ster ant Sats lrc mir brb esnn mai 70 weit,
Rap mir monotlit ;~peinal 8r,teseist batsn,
ndm.iG am eriten unr Sriitsn Srnntas unS is-
een IrrnerItas in Der WcGs. Mit Der S6uls
sebt es gut; es iins 30 ainsr ituIpli9tis na.
tar!;4 wire ncbsn BEN Gnslii9sn aud bic reut.
ibe grade geisbrt. Infer S1ulhauS baten
isir, NIB LANCE trirp es ni6t mrbr ;ugeben, iitbt
aud Elm 0uiissbaus in %unisra, StGetdsn. Der
Srt sett siem!iG gut smpcr. Grit 9ruiabr 1T
cine itSns an;,bl Sduier erribtst wrresn anb
Gin grocer Sters 1T i'm 9aue. Was mir bier
nod hrdu9sn 1T sin gutter SGniee. Gatiilib
mare unt, "a aae bier fattsliid, Gin fatbrii-
iber Wann AM lietlten.
aRit Ger Grn:e itsbt ss rieiss Jlbr bier gut bui
une. Ter 5erlSrsfsnteiUh BAT uEs MD. DIR
niel gsiGaeet; igr eieire Jabr bafer JIG uns ntAt
nets gsibau, assr uns tanst fir na6itss 5abr.
SpHen,lid Tnctu JIG ms bier it @uihs nibt.
gum S9lub aeG cine Na6ri3t, ris niGt Yrn
Der teiten Scrts. 9srgaassarn 6rei!as y. 1.
@pte mubte tier I'M guit cine 6rag sas 9stsn
laleu. Sie uni ibr Manu natea i'll Sirfit nit
sinsm Ia6tar. Sis trafen ii9 i'm Wale, ;auf.
ten uur ter Wssnsr itiss rer 5rau eas MeIlr in
Sraf.
@ru6
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d MT It.

Sic IrSm;en finn Sertio mn bereits ann
-. y.
Speu an cle a9eHIeH perlaHol pp Ie elH=
oe1eher merbeu f0nnen. lin Den QeIern
80 O. ..e ....I. 81. % m.x..
e'hen Se9r'N uoet oen Snpal' oss O"wss
III aeben, theilen mir bier ben Snoer nit F..
@elVlVH SaR''S'
Sc,ss,%,~. ..r .;uh.;u;,n., a;re.,
Iii. eursmburs unter bursunsi6sr, 5fer.
rsl@,l$' ipan'lasr u. 0ltsrss'9'l@'ssuf'@sr PER-
". Qursmturs Gin @rosssnostbum unS bout.
l&sr Suncsslfaat' Son lolo-iso7.
oas 9t'gee'S's'pu" g.
Syooronsis '"
5serOsrapbie.
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Im pers. Wpntas Tnsm ii: Sealer
sr Ct. Marisnsrmsinre rabirr pistsr an. 5n
briusrnrsn Ncrtsn mabnsn bic grisiisr bic fatt.
GItsra ibre aineer rssslmabis ia lsntsn. BE.
fannt III es, Rap nod sisls fatb. Gltsrn ibre Gin.
eer ua@ et. 5rsiitule lsnssn tieis Gitern mil
fen ecG pihsn, CAP tic tei ihrsm @erifsn midi
los iiar, penn ie 10 eirsci sssen bic Gstpts Oct.
iss une Ger Ger STRIDE bantsiu. 5br taisoil6sn
Gltsrn iG;dst guere Sinner unr ltitet ls ressl-
mGbis sur S&u!c.
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CO prrsppntens j.
VT. Carmel, Sppa. aua. 81. 1874.

IN. 0GrHIfI, Jppl. aug. "A, IS1I.
per- Rfearteur!
Oiejsnisen 9atbplifen, bic Dor einissa Sab
ren bel Saneantaufsn su Mt. Carmel, Cared
g., Srra, einsm sewinsn 6. g. eiasn IbaIsr
Pre- Ifsr ais airtenseIc CUR Gsrfusuns i~tellten,
batsn jeBt s.nusiam llriaGe, bieiss gu bsrsaen +;
esnn ibrsn Gnfraesn. enr!ib einmal &sbnuns
at;alssen, rrsf ras 0uibaben bsraus;useben CUR
Gsrwfatuns fir air&snspefe, anttpcrtst unier
Samtsrtus Der Srrnirtssit eines Snrufrisrittsrs
mas re lissen 9eute BOD nrQtsa rs lei ia T c II
Gsle. 0erbarO.
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stadt und gtaat.
Infer rcifcrec 2tacut

Mrrr :. .. page pirr I'M 9aais res 9srtltse u.
Wints7s RE Staatsn SGinei5, SEistcnIin, Wt.
bisan unt Sbic Seiu&en, I'm eor! @eranenten
III FAM eln, gu ceasctirsn &c. Gr tcsitt il6 eie-
IL @c6r mad Sainpi5 UNI te'adt Gle Statte
unt SrtI6afisn auf Gbicasc 81. sSir smtttb.
len ibn lcrobl rniern berru @gsstsn ais uu-
fern QeTern unb bitten ls ibm nSibissnfals 5il.
fe ~ Isitrn, ba is uns easur& istr sa Gant
perplibten.
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EsN. SIN grlase RON S4Gfer %
b / In vbilaeelpbid trIhien lceten

Nerciniate Staatcn SricfifefIer
(eeutl6 unb enslii4l. pter Inleituns CUR ri&ti.
aen N6faIung alter in her alaemeinen 2ebenss
perbaltniRen, ionic I'M @tI6Gftstebrn Der Ser.
Staaten sorfpmmsnten 8risfe, NuflGBe, llrfun.
ben &C., nrbf elmer Ginlsituns iiter Hentlhrei.
lung unb Jnterpunftiru unb Elm en- Mnbanse
bon 0e!estnbeits. 0seidten, esutIh une engliIG.
f1tr Mufass. 52S Sei!sn. gut set . $3.50.
gSsnist Ierfs tdssn unisrtn seaii5si 9aatsieuttn 70
sel Russn erwisftn. ais eitfsr eeurid' sneliiSe %Srieffeqtr :;
auf Der eiren Scite teptit, auf her ansersn snslii6. IN IS
ldbit hem Girrdnesrer sleid rnssli1. engttf6 Su CORES.
%pcneiren. @lf ftn,a tiuter inaaeer fe!senee alHassn ta.
ben ss 3wsdmdsisfsit mssr ais tinl,nsfiS tsuisieS.
1errmanns, g., S%amcfbel, obcr
Der S6reit. une Qtieunterridt ais critics yels',
une Ssbrbuh. 1Ste MuI. Is Cts.
S6reiten. uEs 9sisulsrnsn fcnen in eieftm ga1ltr
Sdne IN pane sebsr. Die 8inesr ielsn aber Ri6t muir
me6antl6 ablt'sa isrnsn, i~Snssrn zen .Snfaus an easu
d%r8etelten pereer, IT'D BET eer. mas te fern, etpas Al Zen.
fen. Darur itt ale tnnlei,n 9duirsrbineunaeu pesaes
len, uae edrun II Naes nur aus ssnt Ssrsi6e Der er.
tdbruns II ; ani6auans sts ainsss ssrrnnen.
gSi'e eieIen Nafpresrunlea entisgcder, 70 rereer HE
Sinner @islss aus esm SuSltin iefnen, une tas @elsruts
pirb bel men&tm 3inee rem Srune lsgen Al einen serd,
ben, rirraii den, sssln, %rslisirisn, outtn @eaitsn.
WinarSS'S Seihihtc Der Serei.
nisteu Staaten, f~prtssisyt bis aui bic @rasn-
mart. einlhlieBsne cine s.iinrlihe, iiberidtlibe
une Hare 0arns0uns Ter GreisniNe sss Imsri.
Pantheon Sirgersrteses, ven DR.. y. VI einbcle
Shmipt. Mit ZEN Is giieniisn Ger prGi.
benton Der 0srein. Staatsn. get. $3.50.
9as s~rrlisssnts Dsri. sranslit uns sp6 Isi6i rrraine,
LID tur Sehsn, III %dnreeehter ltttne ger Sprade aei6rte.
ben, ipa elm unenttttrliGes earesu6 fur ieeen teuti6sH
Burger tisfes Sarees reretn.
Gcmdlsc aus Scm Yenniplpauiiben
Grlfsletea. S6ilperunsen une 4uflaBe in pps
etii6er unb prrlailder 6prm in Wuneart unb
gusbrudSmeiie Der IeutIhs VennIylpanier, Sers
fabt une ;afarnmenastragrn ron {. q. Wplsn.
trsbfr. sles. sss. IS GtS.
SIN Staate gtnnfs!sanjsn Fat i'd scriuesretis per al
len Staaten her unica prn ieinsr S,iitteluna an Gin 8err
etatiher Strelttrare ateeergeldNen ure srbalten, Der bis
aGf Zen teuiistn Tag iein 'ciiets eeuil6es gSslsn, feline
teut'6 Miuneart Gne @ssfrufsw,iis ~ssicetalteu bat une
eebta sisentblmli6es tsrnsriuuess grltslstsA ~aagensin
te!annt une fprt6TSrti'6 sspcstea il.
llnisre Sammluus rire tdrum alien, he in unIersn
Stadte leten cine dnOeuetms 9rfdsinuRs, eensn abtr, bic
iernais bier selet. taten, cine freurelttt Grinneruns, uue
aaen, eenrn eas feutlts gosisa am SCREEN liest, spn Sn,
terefe fem.
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Snbuaue muB sur 3eit bic iSIs4tste
St~aetssrra!tans eui 0otss psitsm Grefpeen
ssbGet bahfn. Ssrsebt fat feline Mpas, eae
Mot Gin cher her anssre yrcssb tsbrsssn ssssu
ls auftau st. Bios $55O.0OO fcresrt Gle Gen.
iral 5slnnt 9mprcssmrnt Co." S8assn psn Der
Stast pdbrtnp &c nctcrii& ID, sab eisle Gem.
pasnis Gutuqus @iGirnsn unS @lQirueu Del.
lars S6asen ssrarlaRt bat. SINNER misssr
taust titisr prrysb aut Der i6cu ~msbruamals
pen @eri6t 1uriifsspislsn wuyes.
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gsir faufen feline Sase inn saac"

sabsn mir en- asenten Der 5irma ,Wr antrrrt,
bic bns neus rIirsetrry" Iatuaus's a%ufitsasn
MOLTEN, a!s CT uns bat int gUraus ;u iutniti.
Tsu. Gs mar sfratben. Gas Wnf it ftIsGt,
isblnbaii, Gin reinr S&pirssL. I'm nur Gin
SsilfisI ar;ufibrsn, erpabnsn mir, saB gii6pf
rSsnrsNsg" ale gaifor Der ct. &aPbasls Stride
aufSenityt il. 3i9t penissr als Z asrits iInc
s%srSsNsn. 99ir ratben feinem Gins ju faufen.
DaS WsEi Eures in davenport sserudi uns III
tin rntrer Srbn aui DUBUQUE.
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Staetratbsper bdnelunseu.
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" mt q, "a. Nuguli

V ~ - "SDHF'
Ter Stleireerrrsr tpuree anssrisIen nsue sll.
ssbris a%ussui&rsiten fir yiaifrn eer 4asg, bic
lrnaslY i'm Grntrar. tbsruOmmsn wae zen sr
ni6t ;u fiaen sspiat 1T.
gsi6leHsn ruree S3.l59.2S nit 10 prrs. jn-
tsreisn ;u Spraeu um faaiss Gruprn unr 5n-
ttre6en an eta Grant une Smgtb Bent 81 rs.
;abltu. d1nn Sl.l63.00 an bic 1. Rational.
tanf ;u ;absn iar Seri6tisuns elmer 6e@nuns
spa z priysniGlau4en unr sulin geams SOL
10 fur aotsn zines in les Irines anbinsissa
Yrp;cles ~ rsrsutsn. llettr bic 5rase pirrsr
einrn Gits Steusrtinnebmer auf;ultelsn, eits
iprans lid cine LANCE 1etat.s II. man fam iitsr.
Gin rio 8siuaas son Itsreaten ;u bGrsa.
6rsita g, Is. gusut.
3ptd rr Siguns mar, ss neus Stsuvrrcc-
nan; III 6rgaibsu. Stast snpalt &Silicn las
eirie.be Dor II. i'm Iniris eeS aleermannss Soc.
pty wurss eisislbr einFimmia gum 2. male g~slsIfn.
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Die isste gDphs atsstalnns @onsmtisn

bic ieEte @obe atsstaIteas Gpnssnticn
er Gslrsaten Ger &rtimracpr!. unt esmpfrati.
iGta yartsi, mlmiririsu ais Iifricts &idtsr
rem Strru @eGesnsY srn Gutuqus uae als Ii-
lriets 9lnpalt zen Ssrr s.. 3. ystsrs ron
Gslbj Cslawars So, Soma. Die @abl III cine
isbr suts. Ysibs ilne rbrias, fabiss @annsr.
Oisls 9cminntipnm tSnnsn smpfpblsn wsrtsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-02

SSir MAIDEN, eiejsnisen %unisrer Ssisr auf.
merriam, wsl6e bic beige 8air beiadsn, itt he
frii6cn Gilennaaren BON s. Maclay ansuIrtsn.
Die auarabl Ssfsn. Stutrn. yarlor. SsiS' u.
actSisn alsr Mrt, III niGt ibSnsr in Der Staci
III Iuten. Gin completes Enforcement Der @i.
ter rirt bic 6irma aui Der 8air austslsn. 0rr'
sSnn. itr rGtlen, mas ibr trauh..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-02
Sim ium9er Mann,
8 E t

go in peter Orian BON Msri& unb sint. Susisr
rem 2ursmturs !!
y. Orian III felt IL Satrsn In Gmtrifd. gis mon ,rlest
1866 rrr ibm fDrte. mar feline atershs Ssr 800, Iltrn, 81
linpis ue ire IN Mnt. Sutier. getcren ia Yuremtura.
OerItlbe In felt Sab,en in rem Der. Staaten, feir lester
btierrtsr Wrbnp,t 4 GbarIes Gins. 81 vi. ssrtfen. Peuts,
bic Ausfun't lbsr einen Ter teietu setsn trnnsn, anh aese.
ten eitielbe an bic Office ter 9uremb. Gazette IL riHteu, no
Ne ednft IT ansencnrnten rtre. f60-f63.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-02

in Gable Mount Epipnfbip, lett Gin
Sutjeet cas- Sersnissn tran bat. zen 5armcr
er i&rufen yierre teimIi& 30 bsi6Geissn.
seire or nwii&i fam or IT'D isrtis MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-02
NrGmicn nab europa.

Sereits BADEN mir Nnfrasen crbalten oh
mo Sl uel9em Yreiie mir oos 8erf
.9as 2ugem burger 9ano"
nod europa ienben piiroen. "s,icrauf
antnoricn mir So mir pcrotn es tbur II.
jiuor III Dem bilieen @rciie non $l.l5
ppraustc5aAlt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-02

Sci SlMmcnaucr an Coulter &rsnus
fSnni ;tr Gin sutss, fsinss @las Bier unp cine
wpr.ion sttsn Gmmcntbaler 0die5 bassn. -
Ma5t NAL Srnntas's sinen SpasierSars eabin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-02

NScecn elmer 6%leiuiefeit rannte aui
esm Spts Ssras Gin @sser einem anesru Gin orc
ees Sran&irmsisr in tsn geib, eab fr trst aui
rem plase bIiet. Ter Ssibtiuibisr lft in
Outuaue in li&srm @swabridni.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-02
GcrtHlpdarcn

fault lei s. gesi int Try 0cpes @aarenpala.
iie an Ger @ain unr Z. Siraee bic Sertimaa.
reu lnr ltVn ed!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-02

Sbom Sabrscbntc %rirsusn lid Or
Aug. aSnis's Samturser arrpfsn bss gu.
traucns scn lauitneen, sa ~bisislten ais SIutrei.
rissr UT iibertreili& taleben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-02
go. L. @Sdentii9e Sriehife.
tIubuaue, zen 81. Nuauf, 1871.

'Jubuaue, ben 81. Grsuit, 1874.
Sn rti&sr ale Srisfs dueslsistf Hs. rei6e sem "a. Nas.
bic sum 81. Aug. in her b,efsea geiteiFss aaseiemmen u.
ntGt ~abstbeit irprftn rhe.
@nster Mrs. Rutles 5obn
griun NiI 5bnsIa Shrpesr Girls
Slalsr Wartin SaGgle Simcn
Spba Grnt SGleif MarsareIba
guie Gbrit Sticpbe 0ranf
9rueer Charles Stcslt MRS 4rtserif
Irpppsl Sclspb S6erlias Soba
Sieti 9pispb Coon antcn
Gcrnsr 9aIrtr SSmiet lambert
5eti9elf W 1ttrsr Wrs W
Osisr WiN Wdry Curt WfiN Waibilca
Sauisr MiG Gatie llnssr Anna aeer.
Seder 8etert JrtfeIit Sdser
Sterid 5aepb Wnltsr Wiii G!iIaettb
Dillon 3ebn 2assr 0rse
Hlcs Seinrei9
@san sersege ni6', rtna mon mad 8risfta aEf cider eigs
irdat ~ s~eintrirn, eaf ne anssittet fas, gGs eis Rum
mtr ttr SgsGist s~Hiusestn.
O.. L. Norbert. gr.msiaa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-02

80 GnsliiGs une ssutids S8ulba9sr tti
6. II. ggsB, s. Sirasr.