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ARKANSAS NEWS.

Camden Beacon: We haven't seen a
greenback till, spring chicken or light
nipg-rOd peddler since the first of April.
Little Rock Gazette: Dispatches have
been received here from Washington
stating that the President had ap-
pointed General ID. z. Uphsm internal
revenue agent, to take effect from July
LIST.
Camden Beacon: The National DEM
Ocrat of Hot Springs has expired, not
the volume, but the psper-coulda't
stand the pressure. Well, doctor, you
have our sympathy; tits all we've got to
give.
Camden Beacon: We regret to learn
that little son Of Mr.. Threadgill, of
this county, while attempting to climb
fence one day last week, by some
means lost his hold and fell to the
ground, pulling rail from the fence in
his fall, which struck him on the head,
killing the little fellow almost instantly.
Little Rock Gazette: The grading and
trestling on the Hot Springs railroad is
completed for six miles out from NAL
vern. Trsck.l8ying will be commenced
on the twenty-fitth of this month. The
road will be open for business as soon as
completed to the Tigre, about half way,
connecting with the stages from that
point for Hot Springs.
The New Era, Of Fort Smith, gives a
detailed account of the sentencing to
death Of seven men for murder by Judge
Parker. The Era says Fooy, the last
sentenced, took it every cody, and on
his return to prison was received uproar-
iOusly by the other six condemned.n
All are to be hanged on thesame day,
Friday, September Sd.
Pine Bluff Press: We are informed
by Colonel G. A. NichOl that Major S.
w. Davis, below this city, has just har-
vested crop Of fourteen acres of wheat
that averaged six feet in hight, and that
the heads were four and half inches
long, well and heavily filled. Colonel
Nichol and Major Davis both agree that
this crop will yield forty bushels of ex-
cellent wheat to the acre.
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the press. Hence those potent personal
leaderships Of other days are no longer
exercised among Us; we have no
longer a government Of political chief
tains, but a government Of common
place and common sense people who
Judge for themselves with the assistance
OF an able daily press, and are guided by
principle and by views OF public policy
rather than by a silly man-wolship."
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Nashville TypoETaDhtcaI Uuto,

AT the semi-snnual meeting of this
society the following officers were
elected: President, B. f. L. Ford; Vice
President, William Amison; Treasurer,
S. B. Sbesron; Recording Secretary,
Thomas Irwin; Corresponding Secreta-
~, George NJ. Anthony; Financial
Secretary, J. c. M'Danitl; Sergesnt.at.
Arms, Robert Barclay.
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DIR. A. X. TAXLCR.
(Late Of Memphish
Resident Phv@1O1RRa,
HOT SPRINGS, ARK.
Can be addressed or seen personally at thHOeE
springs HoTsa Bet Springs. ARK.
CONSOLIDATION,

TNHE White River Valley and Texas Rail-
l. road Company having consolidated with
the Memphis and Kansas City Railroad Com
pany, gives to the latter Company q consideIa-
BILE increase OF its capital stock, and it is ex-
pected that the work Of clearing or and grad
ing the road will be commenced at an early
day, bids for that purpose having been made
TO the company. The undersigned is still re-
ceiving subscriptions In Arkansas Lands, for
which the company is paying from two TO
nve dollars per acre, as heretofore published
Now is the time to subscribe lands, before
they are assessed for 1876.
Remember, all taxes cease from date of SUBJ
scriptiop. All communications addressed to
the Undersigned, care Adams & Dixon, No. Il
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn, win receive
prompt attention. T. Il. MORAY,
substitution AGENT q. & z. O. z. r Co.
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"GuiItrwnnn Gao, GniItr y

The New York Herald, through its
correspondents, has elected the opin-
ions OF the prominent lawyers and cIer-
gymen in most of the States in the
Union on the merits of the Beecher
scandal, with the following result in the
way Of recapitulation:
LAWYERS
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Est day of June, 1876.

Circulars and Pamphlets can be obtained by
application 70 John T. Wilson, at the Springs,
Jus ALLEGHANY SPRINGS co.
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CLERGYNIEN.
DeatR OF"LexfuRton., ,,

Frankfort IoemRn.I
The famous racehorse, Lexington,
died on Thursday, July LIST, at the Wood
burn stud-farm, the seat Of his owner
A. J. Alexander, in the twenty.sixth
year of his age. He had been quite
blind for twenty years, but he has pre-
served his health and vigor until COM
parstively lately. Recently he has been
complaining seriously, and his death
was not unexpected. He was buried in
a manner BETTING his great fame, in
front of the stable which has been his
home for many yerrs. He stands liking
more winners perhaps than any horse in
turf history.
The Meridian Homestead has become
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BOLH[uC Cloth
THE celebrated Dutch Anchor Brand of
BOLTING CLOTH, for sale to MilIers and
Others in any quantity, by
ORGILL BROTHERS & co.,
je23 $40 aud $50 Front atraas
Notice of Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween A. Seessel, Fl. Seessel, jr., and G..
Baum, under the style of A. Seessel, Son q
Co., has been dissolved by mutual agreement,
81. Seessel, jr., and G. Baum having with
drawn from the firm. A. SeeSsel assumes all
the liabilities OF the late firm and is alone au-
thorized TO collect the outstandings.
A SEESSEL, SON & CO.
Notice of COpartnership.
NTE the undersigned have this day entered
w into coparLnershlp under the style of
a SEESSEL d SON, for the purpose of carry
ing on the Wholesale Dry Goods and 80
ttOns business, al 32215 Main street. We shall
be pleased to serve the patrons of the late
firm OF A. SeeSsel, Son & Co., and the merchant
trade generally, and solicit their favors,
Respectfully, a SEESSEL,
H. SEESSEL, JR.
Memphis, Tenn, June Il, 1875. jul3
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CITY OF ANTWERP, CITY or LONDON,
CITY OF BERLIN, CITY OF LIMERICK,
CITY OF BRISTOL, CITY OF MONTREAL
CITY OF BROOKLYN, CITY on NEW YORK
CITY OF BR USSELS, CITY OF PARIS,
CITY OF CHESTER, CITY OF RICHMOND
Passengers will find these cleaners taste
fully fitted up, while the Stste-rooms are
light, airy and roOmy. The saloons are large
and well-ventilsted, the breadth of the vessel
and situated where there is least noise and
motion. Smoking-roOms, Laeies Boudoirs
Pianofortes and Libraries, Bathrooms, Bar
ber-shop, Etc.
instant communication with the stewards
by electric bells.
The steamers of this Company adopt the
Southerly route, thus lessening the danger
from ice ard fCgs.
Rates of Passage-ss0 and slO5, gold, accord
ing to accommodation, ell having equal sa-
loon privileges.
Round Trip Tickets -Sl45 and Sis, gold.
SteeTGge-To and from AL points 81 reduced
rates, JOHN q. DAkS, Agent.
Is Broadway, New York,
or 8BGS. PISS AR,
ap6 Emmett Bank. Memphis
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MONTPELIER
FEMALE HUMANE ASSOCIATION.
AZ Alexandria, Va,
Thursday, July 18th, 1875.
LIST OF GIFTS

The Montpelier Female Humane Associa-
ton, chartered by the Legislature of Virginia
and the Circuit Court OF Orange county, pro.
poses, by a series of Grand Gift Concerts to
establish and endoW Home for the Old,
Infirm, and Destitute Ladies OF Virginia." at
Montpelier, the former residence OF President
James Madison.
The Association is under the control OF eight
trustees, six of whom elected biennially
by the stockholders and two appointed by the
Governor OF Virginia.
Remittances for tickets may be made by ex-
press, prepaid, postOffice money order on
Washington, ID. c., or by registered letter, ad-
dressed TO HON. JAMeS BARBOUR,
President NJ. F. II. A, Alexandria, Va
References, by permission: His Exceliency
James l.. Kemper, Governor Of Virginia; His
HXeellency Gilbert G. Walker, Ex-Governor OF
Virginia; Hon. Robert E. Withers, Lieutenant
Governor of Virginia and United States Sena-
tor-elect; Hon. Robert W. Hughes, Judge
Eastern District of Virginia; Senators and
Members of Congress from Virginia.
For full particulars, testimonials, etc, send
for circular. Address
HON. JAMES BARBOUR,
President NJ. +. II. A, Alexandria, Va.
Reliable agents wanted everywhere.
For full information apply 10
q. II. SAMUEL,
Je25 No.sW. Court St., Memphis, Tenn.
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MUSIC BOOKS
For the Seaside, the Mountains, for
Hours of Leisure at Home or Abroad.

VlHE following collections contain the best
L and most popular of all published Songs,
Vocal or Instrumental Duets, ROndOs, POikas,
WsItzes, Quadrilles, Etc, and furnish unfail-
ing entertainment to all lovers of Music.
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The Meridian Homestead has become
8 tri-weekly. There's luck in odd num-
bers, says Rory O'More.
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W. G. RUTLAND & CO.,

UIHE Hotel at this place will be open for the
season of 1875 on june Ist- The waters
are unequaled for the cure OF Dropsies, Dys-
pepsia, Scrofula, all diseases Of the Skin and
Kidneys, and is q specific in the Diseases
Peculiar 20 Females.
II is the aim of the proprietor to keep a
Hotel not excelled in its accommodations by
ally wateTing-p place in the south, with all the
privacy and retirement of home-life.
ADJUSTMENTS are Billiards. Ten-Pins, Gro
quet, frst-rate Fishing and Boating in Shoal
Creek, and splendid Music for Lawn and Ball
room by Prof. Frank Saunders Brass and
String Band.
Round-Trip Tickets at reduced rates on the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad ana all
connecting lines, good till November. Bag
gage checked through TO the Springs. Round
trip from Memphis, including stage fare,
81 50.
For further information and circulars, adj
dress W. r, ELLIS.
BOard-S45 per month. myl9
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-16
THE TRUTHFUL TEST.

II requires no learned experts or scientific
experiments to establish the fact that DR..
Prices Cream Baking Powder is not onlythe
purest, but positively the strongest. II any
housewife will make sweeter, lighter, and
more dlgestible bread, biscuits, cakes, ETC.,
with two teaspoonfuls Of DR.. Price's Powder
to one quart Of flour than can be made with
three teaspoonfuls Of other kinds, Is 1t not an
strength Give them fair trial, and also DR..
Prices Flavoring Extracts. II they p1eaae
YOU recommend chem to your neighbor, II not,
return them and have your money refunded,
and denounce the articles as vile impositions
We have no fear, Of your doing this II you get
DIR. PRICES, and TO be certain Of this, buy them
only In unbroken cans, as DR.. Prices Powder
is sold by the manufacturers in no other way.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-16
Unlimited Cheek,

Poor Sam. OF the whole lot of "Mother
Cary's chickens" he seems to have the
least feathers left. The tidal wave that
set in ON last Tuesday completely en-
gulfed him, and now there's none 80
poor as to do him reverence. Even his
partner in distress, the olce rising VIM.
Allen, mocks him. Cary tells it himself.
TO small knot of sympathizers to whom
he was talking yesterday he said: "What
vast amount of cheek Gov. Allen must
have, any way. He actually had the
mpudence to telegraph me just now that
/ was beaten"
The crowd thought that was first-rate.
One Of them asked why he didn't return
the compliment and send a similar greet
ing to the Governor. "Not much," says
the horny-handed, to whom defeat has
impaired discretion, "the dispatch would
cost me halt dollar, and l doL't pro-
pose to spend another cent in this CAM
paign."
Sensible Sammy. Gone to meet the
gorgeous Geghan. Let his epitaph be:
OF all sad words of tongue or pen,
Tho saddest are these: ~ didn't get in"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-16
.Ld0t OF Patents

Issued from the United States Patent
Office to citizens of CINCINNATI for the
week ending October Is, 1875. Furnished
for The STAR from the Office Of j. McO-
Perkins q Co., counselors-at-law in
patent cases and solicitors for patents.
Attend to all business before the Patent
Office and other Departments of the Gov
ernment. 513 Seventh street, Washing
ton, d. c.. Drawings and specifications
of patents. 25 cents:
l6S, - Ornamenting and Marking
Wheels. Frank Tuchlarber. Filed
June 80, 1901 Brief-The wheel is ad-
Unstable ON It's standards, and can be
held to register by spring-post, which
falls through hole In pin projecting
from the wheel. The wheel may oe taken
from its trame and used with handle.
16S O0e.-Manufacture Of Oil-Pictures
for Transferring: VIM. Kuehn. Filled
6,5SS.-High and Low Water Indica.
tors. Frank Millward, assignor. by
mesne assignments, to e. Boyd, trustee.
Patent No. 1851, dated May 80, 1871.
Filed May II, 1S74.] Brief-The steam
pressure :is greatest above the dia.
phragm, for the reason that the weight
of the column of the water is supported
by the steam pressure on the lower side,
When the level falls below the end Of the
pipe the water In it flows out, the pres
sure is equalized on both sides OF the
diaphragm, and the valve allowed tS
open to sound an alarm.
6662.--Cigar Molds. Fredk. G. Miller
Patent No, l55,S06, dated Oct. 10, 1874
Filled May 20, 1851. Brief-The con.
tracted ends are made Of wood running
~ a A1t
which the mold is made, and the side
fanges OF the cups give them a wider
base for securing them to their backing
and serve also as guides.
1853, 116.-Safe Doors. Elias II. Walton
and Michael Hemler. Filed April 23
1851 The sliding cap for the inside o.
sate-doors, In connection with the
grooves on the inside edges Of door fol
the cap to slide In.
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The Night schools.

The Public Night Schools will be
opened on Monday evening in twelve of
the school-houses, as follows: Sycamore
street, south of Fifth: Third, east OF
Plum; Eighth, west of Plum; Everett,
west OF Linn; Findlay, west of Vine;
Biddle, north of Bank; Woodburn ave-
nue., Woodburn; Storrs, west Of Burns;
Washington street, Corryville; Pendle-
ton School-house; Knowlton street, Cum
minsville; Franklin, east Of Main. The
Colored Night Schools will be held in
the school-houses on Court street, west
Of John; on Seventh, east of Broadway /;
and Elm street Walnut Hills }, west of
Chapel. The Night High School will be
held in the Second Intermediate School
house, on Ninth street, west OF Main.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-16
Court Cuttings.

SUPERIOR COURT-GENERAL TERM.
The Board of Commissioners of Ham,
ilton County VS.. Edward F. Noyes. A
petition in error. Suit brought to re-
cover $13, ,526, alleged to have been drawn
by the defendant while Probate Judge
of Hamilton county, for services rem
dered in indexing the births and deaths,
without warrant Of law. The case was
only partially argued.
DISTRICT COURT OF HAMILTON COUNTY.
Charlotte Kissel vs.. John .Kissel. AT
the conclusion of the testimony OF the
plaintiff, a motion by defendant for judg-
ment was Overruled.
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Ohio Ne,v Jer,lsale,n Churoh.

The morning session to-day at the
meeting of the Ohio New Jerusalem
Church Association was more largely
attended than on Friday, and the re-
ports ef the different congregations read
were of an interesting nature.s
The social, last evening, was largely
attended and enjoyed by all present.
This mornings exercises consisted
principally of the reading Of the annual
address of the President, Rev. George
Nelson Smith, which Is too lengthy to
present in our crowded columns.
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~ II. OTTE 8 CO., firm doing business
W. In the State Of OHIO, against Ii. w.
Straley. The defendant will take notice that
an order of attachment was issued against
him by Thomas Evitt, Justice of the Peace,
three dollars and seventy-flve cents, and that
said cause is set for hearing at the office Of
SAID Justice, No. "a West Sixth street. on the
1st day of November, 1875, at O'Clock A. M.
oo16-3tS G, +. OTTE Il co,
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Coroner ouarterlv Repor,.

The Coroner reports for the quarter
beginning July 16tn and ending August
16th,s2 inquests held,f for which the follow
ing fees are charged: For viewing body,
$22S; for issuing venire, $40; for neces-
sary writing, $4OS Is; for mileage, $13 80.
Total, 5000 05.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-16
MIR. Alfred White
Cut This Out.

WHY will you suffer with constipation,
w headache, sour stomach, loss OF appetite,
debility, depressed spirits, or any form OF dys--
pepsia or biliousness, when single bottle Of
DA COSTA'S RADICAL CURE WILL RE-
STORE YOU TO HEALTHP 1t is the best
summer tonic in existence, and positive pre-
ventive Of AGUE, Ask your druggist fur ii.
J. ID. PARK & SONS, Fourth and Wal
nut streets, Cincinnati, Onio, General Agents.
ie15-ru, ,Th& &S, S,tiIle10
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-16

The new minutes Of the Illinois Con-
State Association give the
number of churches, 239; members, 28,-
625; ministers, 337. The number added
on profession is 1874; by letter 1,0kb; to.
tai, 2429. The net gain Is 1,065.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-16
SEWING MACHINES.

m Do NOT FORGET: That the
Weed sewing machine does perfectly,
every kind OF family sewing; runs easy
and rapid; is simple, durable and easy to
manage and does not get out Of order,
and that agents are always ready to give
you any instructions you may need.
Call at 255 West Fourth street, Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
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DIED.

CENTER--On Friday morning at 7 O'Clock,
Mrs. Alcina Center, wife Of Ira 5. Center, aged
GO yeare
street, on Sunday, October nth, at . O'Clock r.
M Friends Of che family areinvited to attend
without further notice.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-16

To Owners of HOrses.-No one who has ever
used DIR. TOBIAS'S VENETIAN HORSE LINZ.
MENT will ever be without 1t; 1t is a certain cure
for Collie, Bore Throat Cuts, bruises, Old Sores.
Warranted Superior to any other. In pint bottles,
at One Dollar. Sold by the Druggists. Depot, 10
Park place, New'York.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-07
8efsif6-Smxem6nsS.

gu 9abap Ell asSie wurSe ant
ID. Nopenber am beuen Cages elm i9rsdz
lides Verbre6eu besansen. Ser Yripats
fOrlter bes Serrn Seuefroib wurbe etlua
200 Uteter pom Oorfe bur9 einen Slintens
i6uB setoOtet. Der Moro sel6ab .sesen
Otittag auf einen Der belebteiien StraBen
gum Srte. Man best BEN &erca6t, bas
ein gepiilenloies Subiect bes Ortes, bas
man feitnubm, ben S9uB ubIsuerte.
gu Oriifaing, @eme;nSe Siaerss
Iurs Semop brannten I'M 2. 9ouember bret
i~teinerne NIT S6iefer seOedte BObnbduier
ab, Die ben Serrn Gaoet, Oelpa uno Qeieune
seborten. Sleibuns, Mobiliar, Sourase
u. |. N. muroen elm Euub Der 6lammen.
Der Serluit betrdst 25 ,0OON Sranfen, lit
ober our9 cine gerii9erung BON 2O,5OO
6ranten sebedt.
Nm 3. Houem b T brad su Sampsnt
IN Der @emeinoe Sa1p in Sem @obnbaus
BON 3. Semmer 6euer ais. Der bur9 Serz
ii9eruns seoedte S9uoen 6.trdst etwa 400
6ranfen.
Der @emetnbe Nifenois uaro
elm Subioium pom $50 Stanten bewiQiat,
UNI ben @emeinoepes bon Sernimont nadyr
9auaur an Der 9uremburser Gileubabn
aussubauen.
Serr NIpb. @aspar bat feline
Stele OILS lieutenant Der Grloner Seuerpebr
n%ieoerseIe9t.
Serr Georges lit gum 9ebrer Der
mittleren Staatsi6ule su Geui9atteau erz
nannt worben.
Die Sdter Der @eftlidaft Seih ga
ben su Sonoelinsen pom %. October bis
gum 2. Mouember cine 81. @tiiiton, tie iebr
eriolsrei6 rpar.
SER 6 amilIe Bertrand 1T gum
Wuiiflebrer on Der Mittelidule pom Sirton,
IN Steae bes absetretenen 9errn s. Ser
trauo, ernannt worben..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-07

Domes mad unb mad R9 erbeben. sic
brinaen uns in grinneruns, mas uereinte
Rrdfte permo@t baben; fe mabnsn uns,
ni4t ab3uIaRen pom Der serneiniaraen Ars
belt, Bis bas @ottesbaus uollen6et ffebt.
Oiefe BoIentuns 1T uns erlei@tert bur9
bic auf's neue BON bes Raiiers Maieitdt
9lQersndbisft bewiQiste prdmiens@ o0eete,
wel@e uns Wittel brinst aus Der Ndbe unb
weiter Gerne. slber bic 9iebessabe, weI&e
Nqe, Rei@e unb Mrme, bic tdsli@ ben
Bau unisres Oomes wa9ien isbsn, freis
uiats 3u ipenben sewobnt ftnb, BARI nidt
ueriiesen; fe brinst ftets neu in grinners
Jung, mas bic Opferuiaisteit Der Oombaus
freunbe seleiitet bat unb leiiten Mil. Oess
balb werSen mir nidt miibe, 6ieie Spfers
,uiqisteit auf's neue ansurufen, unS mir
entienoen uniere Sammler nit Der Soff:
i,ung, baB fe aud in bieiem Sabre, pie
friiber, freu6ise @eber finoen msrben."
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&ro6 6ersogt6 Ii 1T.
Die Simamaiase ocs 0rpbberso8'
fhitmS.

OieieIbe lteut ii6, ben Der &ammer mits
setbeiltem Iftsnltiiden suiolse, ais iebr
sinitis berauS. 0as eur. SSort" i6rsibt
barber:
Sas Sabr 1874 bat Dem Sabr 1865 ein
8oni BON 1854. O65 St. sslaien. Nas
Budget fir leeteres sSabr batte-bie &ente
uon l50. 900 Sr. aus ben gr3fonceiionen
einbssriiien cine Ginnabme Don $685.
900 ST. porseieben, unb cine @ussabe BON
5,sll. 900 ST. ueranidlast; es blieb alio
Gin Deficit BON SIS 900 ST. 9aHelbe
Bibset bate bas 8oni pom 1874 aui nut
GAO, 900 6r, uerani@ast, 70 buB. uenn mon
bieIes Boni ~ ben pom BISSst uorseiebe:
nem @innabmen re@net, us9 INNER cir
Deficit uon l7s, 900 Gr. tleiben forte.
50 bas Wabset fit 1875,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-12-07

Vim Z. Climber bielt Der @anSerlebrer
9err Osder 5u Walferoinsen cine YorIes
Jung. @r ~bebanbelte BARN bic Merfmale
bi ben 9aupttranfbeiten bes &inbpiebes,
Der anbau Der 3uderribeu unS ssiste auf
bic @i9tisteit bes Observation-Disclosures
unterridts bin. Der gortrus tpirb febr
selobt.
Gin YrnfeRnr erffdrte einem Tremoen,
bas 9uremburser Sbiom panoie. mi Iusez
msinen oas in aum !. g.. iin9en, iansen;
blino, bIann, uiu. Ilio erpieoerte Der
6rrmoe, bann iast Der 2ursmburser er
tomme tn ben Sammel (Simmel), u. 6ie
Sdbne I'M eurembursiiden friben fdtrard
anitatt thrift.