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The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1875-03-06
Quorum Court

quorum court
Was in session Monday. A large
number Of country people were in
town until it commenced raining
hard, when, with visions of another
Stood" those who lived near streams
took "French leave"
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1875-03-06
March lat, 1875.
H0! for Bargains {!

Blount County citizens, and the
public of e. Tenn. generally, are re-
spectfully invited to call, when in the
city, and examine our full lines OF
Boots and Shoes, Hats, Trunks, Um~
brellas, Railroad Bags, &c; and we
will sell as cheap as any house in the
city. LEWIS, JACKSON & RHEA,
No. 81 Gay St., Knoxville.
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1875-03-06
Personal.

Mr.. j. j. Faulkner returned from
Knoxville yesterday. He has our
thanks for Knoxville daiiies of yes
terday.
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1875-03-06
ENGINEER KILLED.

Knoxville dailies d. yesterday stated that
Thursday evening the engine of an up train,
while crossing one of the repaired bridges,
II miles west of Philadelphia, fell down
into the stream, and engineer David IIol-
loway, of Knoxville, was instantly killed.
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1875-03-06
FKEEDM K Ms
NORMAL INSTIPU Tt.

Has a pleasant location, and Offers the
very best facilities TO those who desire
10 qualify themselves as Teachers. All who
Tcsife 10 educate themselves for any praise
worthy purpose, will find an excellent OPP
portunity In this Institution, as we haV1
first class Buildings, Furniture and sppasa-
tus,
Tuition, 85 cents per month, or 8 mos
for 81, Boarding may be obtained az U.s.
so per mo. Address for particulars,
FRgEDMENs NORMAL INSTITUTE,
. 49,. Maryville, Tenn.
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1875-03-06
KNOXVILLE, March 8, 1876.

Mr.. r. N. Hood, Dear Sir:-Yours of the
LIST inst. received. ! have telegraphed to
Mr.. Hay several times, and have written
him, too, but have heard nothing from him,
and fear Nat le is no&Sn the city. have
been cndeayCring to ~ approximate esti-
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1875-03-06
ESTIMATED LOSS IN BLoUNT.

The total loss by the recent freshet
in this county, is estimated at $780,
600, which includes only what can he
enumerated there is undoubtedly
considerable more losses than has
boen reported.
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1875-03-06


The Little Rivor bridge was not
washed away by the water A largo
tree struck the pier, knocking it
down, the bridge falling into the
water and was swept in two pieces
down the river--the first and largest
portion lodging just above Mr.
Kirby's saw mill site, about one mile
below the abutments, and the smaller
part lodging about half mile below
Mr. McBath's, in his bottom. IL Is
Thought that only onefourth of the
bridge is damaged, and that it can be
took back and put across for about
two thousand dollars. Money was
being raised here last week, by some
of our public spirited citizens, to re-
build the Pistol Greek bridge, pro-
vided the company did not 60 TO
work at it 5000. Tuesday we noticed
o large rock and considerable dirt
had fallen on the track about three
miles this side of Knoxville.
We are permitted to publish tho
following letter, received yesterday
from Supt. Campbell:
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1875-03-06

The. wafer was a f55t deep in the
bighcstyhouse in towns except that of
YIN. Catletts Gt did nofquite reach
the Aoorof his hkuse), aud from g to
fleet deep ifsmany of the. houses
All TIE fences along the river, from
the mouth of Pigeon to the noun.
tains, was swept away.
, 1875-10-25
'HE SURVEYORsHtp.

) Ths D. e"AA'"4AF4u 0PlH1oN,
,a1. aIs kaainaertng Reto., porh.us TIM h4,t .r
nth ~. :" sne northwest Oh mattors copnocta,
tdlosisIp Profession OF civil snxinser, hm tha
Mi +, r. tSntnatlon bald on thu 15th r., ,,.c,
h1s II W. ~ Reop(os party nf iii ~ ~ ~
tbr y X. r Alexander 8Iiyefspsrr,. ~ ~ parry
iatlp fss Ga Gsla Of Public Works rroot,c ~ cns
Gr.sl,r Surveyor by larat msiostts auna
tTo o! i;.a aua Alex Fplcott, Tho tWo n1,ncns oseF
20 To- mn, sy the lattar being nov =. ha tn ~.
coaa,S, rs past the County buFyeYnr '.5 ~
~ eandif,t. - peeks volumes for the nartv MI
~ psofasain.,EDy u odds tho most tnnomn1ten
9M1eipSs7ss Mepsmset q A. ati ~ ao1nse:
styo9 il ~. and "a doubt ii tisr. i .too1 second
ataiianiassao Who would bc s1s tn .na -. saf-
efsedation - oscA Of County Suyyeyar II, paos
iaes Of ill., singls term than tho .rcrc."tni
pstesey car1 y ae lGth states that amnrr ,,,.. ,,
s1 aupror. forward u tho Couyrntinnk osoele ar.
W haft tb.ss lhe slccessfu nomjnss T., ~ p'eaRea
Gu IL ons ~ = Mistake, aud that II 49, tuo ONCE.
sa.,s ts tt the psoapsot or .rcs,s - o'ogf
.a.:.s}s IT. hjn oas u equaled by the sivht ~ e.
~.otHa ~ Psoiee Usnee at Tho hsnds Of eueh rro.
tsf 4. ws'ia,ul NJ asuls % snd viii tho ,rs.n. .n1,
ttasaa ts stsfat an Il he u nominktsd m ths i,a
sss lila sith Il. ID Saee IL nnensa 10 VIZ b. wo
"a haFdy belieyc thst surh ca =. eslag 70
a1p<tass - sllsefsp4sre csn Isfsa. h,
- Ase ~ In this ety Il oencisnt III. IT,
os. seass fot lilo of ~ nr..snt 'et 9rantsd
Raa s4Ter,W Voot County survsyinn II ~ ~ns 70
h*9se vii eFoe Know. NV "eeoate
, 1875-10-25
END OF THE nEECHER CA9Es
DtSconttnMhnco 0f tho Orln,tmnu Sutts
ARntnst Mou1toM nnu Ttlton,

Erosktyn AYpus, Osi. ~
At the opening OF tho CIV Court part T
Juhgs Nelson presIding, ttls l1,orpine' District.
Attorney NFl,ton appeared At the Dar and al,
dresssd the Court ~ follows,
''lf tho Court please It has been nv rr,c,,cs
nhile performing tho dutios OF Distr,ct: Attornov
OF this countv, whenever there was N ind,"t.,
.ment pending, the trial OF which would for nv
cause, most surely not result III a conviction,
tho case. -
"l'hta practice il founded unon i. nr,nc,,,o
which bolove to be manifestIy ius, md with.
out exception in ita application, Tho faeta t IN.
vokiog 4 bolog clearly established, whother .ho
tho Aocusor dealrea that hs should In an trad
can have no legitimate Influence n,on 1rSa' m;a
tsict-Attor.ey cpsesentnE.-tlot ind,r,anst jn.
teses.s-but those Of tho feopo. 9~' 't'@
, 1875-10-25
Taylor claiming he n,uas bsYo eou,o ~ Tim o,cv
Tor hlH own trouble.

4 DExuCaAT1o MEEr1yr.
ann nomocrata. OF lotorme.s. had thair G.H
nn,'. ,ups,ns M Of the campaign Tonight. uy ltlum
sn4 .I4 having band play on top OF Tho Capi,ot On
olnesont rldos of the t1omo TOR m hour, qulto !
9ooa AUDIENCE Vas drawn out, though ita A.
n,a. nsmby Chamber wa not full. William WeIch
presided and made few introductory FemarkS,
patticnlatty csiticia,ng tho pross for bitter psr.
enh4lltIcs 2, indnlged III this campaign. Mr.. j. T.
@: Gotttll Of Milwaukee,, mado tho flrst st,oorl'
sa;;s MI1ch uId not indicate any euel, great
.hy aI,'5 :, - ,ho to make him specially wo!
rosisor Of the statutos. Ho devoted ths 7fsst
part Of hia speech 70 assal!ing tic National Ad-
msnlattstsot' on trivial grounds, And urged lilo
,ehot vJ,o tof !. sbe hefotm Ticket n wi'consn AZ
contrastcd sho Republican and Reform ~ Con-
vonttons, and uheakiy said there WAS 10 etate in
tlle latter which Ill vss prearrangnL He rnfor-
rcd 70 aesaultn ot1 Gov. Taylor, not to dony or
assert that no ono dared assal bis a,ltntnistrn.
tion, platform. or associAtes, then made tnn1e
unfASor.bio Alusions 10 L,,ling.on, Reviewing
exploded charges Ut Know-Nothlneisrn. ana
waukee Rcfortnera wrre, and appealing to Mali.
eon hofosmorB to be 1ikawise.
. don. George i. smith followed. Ho ssssiisd
tno Newspapers "a unreliable, and advised nef.
p!o, 1tlsr than read Of bslioTe them to rut thor
trust Ia ]avyer speakers. Who IT courro. were
mover known to attempt To decnye anybody bo.
csIee they were paid far it, or eel, tbeYnseryes IN
adfocate tie cause Of tho worst Of mon, Ilo In.
unlHed N considerable pleaaansry about himself
,n aGu v1oH' shnn matters and good oa OF c.tfog
lor's Administration. lie made no attcmpt Ia
slhncato Taylor from the charges bfo1rht
nrainst lin. but uaa happy that there VA
tle w. 70 De sad against tlloir other candidates,
pathetic appeals 10 ths many Democrats ~ m. ~.
posinE Taylor because they dill not hke him px
, 1875-10-25

deem rroper. eitfior In approval or disapproya1
thereof. hl1onId this cuurt entertain difratcnt
superior judgment " ''''
Judge Nelson said: Tho motion IN granted,
think 1t proper to cay. recognizing Tint lie
itestinns involved In such canta rerts largely m
tue Judgment and tho discrc4on pf tho f,fiiccr
fepfcsonttnC tho pcopio, that In This partc.llr
case thu rle1s expressed and tlie cuurno rrnpos-
t"i to bo pursued by tho Dlstrict-A.tosuey aro
pFonoF, aud commend themselves to onr i,l,ig.
men f an fair ard Just oxerciso Of tho discre-
.lof hoInestr invested in lin. Tho Clark vii.
mako tue proper entry"
=, Mr. Dritton ndded: ~ mako a similar mn.
uoh IL tE!n caan Of tho People sgafn.t Moil1ton
,t aos ah aHeBed Libel against a lady Of this com-
grart:1." :" ''''S
=. az. HnIon-1 have .iill another Of thu satao
khal' N t',o eaeo of the Pccp!o ncainst TiItou,
~, ailosea y q! hEa:n.t 1Ionry Ward I!cechcr,
~. "n4s' -selhoh- hat 1notlou ,H granted llo-
, 1875-10-25

TWO performances d'iiy, at p. m. mi n. IN.
Mohaay, ort 70 and every evening until fnrthtt mo-
given -~' VIII W
Tho Romance of E1ben Tower,
With powerful cast Of characters. ofond.r .rrs.-
aay, TAHrs.lay. and Friday afternoons, Hser.io1
rAidoy afternoon and evening. aud uusil further NJ
ilce. thu lrasliffnt MILIOAIAN TAuLEAUy ANn
BIBLICAL SCENES 1NA'N
, 1875-10-25
THE WISCONSIN CAMPAIGN,
REFORM FINANCE.

spstfa5 DfspateA t. 7hs cAiaco 7r,bun.
AAplsoas Wis.,, Oct. 23.-Though eYery pre-
caution has been takan to prevent tho fscta in
fogFd to the condition Of the State Treasury
and the comparative expenditures of tho 1..t
| Aepublican and the present "lseform" admin.
satFhtlon from Reaching the public BY pre-
venting the inspection Of tho public
records aud tho postponemont OF tAe
publication Of tho annual report,
Tor the fiscal year Guiding Bept. 50, 1875, part q,
tue truth haa beea developed enouph 10 sbov
WHAT perfect sham this Reform party is. and
now ottos!y false It's claims Of superior economy.
"a'en nave oesn the foundation Of its demand
Tor continuance tu power. Gov, Wsshburn. hv
alFoet inquiry Of Secretary Douglas and Troas.
urer Auohn, brought out The fact that TIM or.
penscs Of the State for two yeasa under Tav,o,
we're s3,0lo,o7G, or aoducting permanent i'm.
psorementB for both years, ela3 6l4. and instc.a
OF tho claimed saving Of $500 \ day bv tho
Taylor administration It actually cost es07 mora
ior each buA'nass day OF the two years. Gov.
Washbasn expressed his belief thas the general
tand, Witch BY poatpoalng various payments
TIL after tho close OF tho fiscal year, had bat-
Anca then OF el,a486l would be oyert]savn by
she 1st Of January 100000. This It seena Ia
Al under estimate, for Treasurer Kuehn ia Iii.
report, which II haa beon attempted 10 ouppress
III! after election says. "The amount tins mt |
provided for will reach about ais oo0 vh;lo the
eseenas yet to b derived may moi exceed sl5.- |
wv thereby placing tho Treasurer uodor Tia
unpleasant alternative elther to draw from
other funds, without authoftty Of law
Or TO slow ths credit OF tbs st,te
TO b impalre1!" He Riyes aeurcs
enough to ahow that Tho amount rbloh tha esn.
oral fund Nil! b bankrupt On tho lat Of Jannsrv
probably tho "hols e173ooo. Ibis would MT
have been tho case It ths Secretary Of et.to hsa
done hls duty In levying tax to mset .ha IIs d.
mApas ~ he IL BY law required to do vhen ~.
amount levied by the Legislature IL inau unlct.nt
but that would have ints1fsred with tha psfo-n,
dodge Of "Eoduc1n8 taxation !" but tho humbu1.
CORY IL discovered In time tor exposure,
ANOTHER AIxIrAy1y,
salas Ford. Of Columbia County, pomes In +ha
ftont with Al affidavit to sustain Col. F.rr l., his
charge that Gov. Taylor, ~ 8upetytsor Of not.
ago Grove, procured soldiers to credit h tn H.,
9sn for lsss than the town yoted, poolotinu ~
Inference, which. ~ an officer OF tho town ha
~ bound to pay it. ME. Ford swsafs tLst bs :
y w two other men wefe paid By tho Supervisor
y said town, now Gov. Taylor, el7o ca.h. but
soaaea 70 s'ep receipt fos eaQQ. Suasiyisof
, 1875-10-25
weights, Re&lreS, aud honey, Of All Nations,

compiled " F: ". CLARKE. +. H.. rroe.,sor of Yhst
4Ao tnelostfy In the EMvefd!ty II Cincinnati.
Sal' Limo. lIalf binding. rrlce, 1.59,
a1r,nvn IN IHRea iho eomrilsr l'e4 soueAt tn
maga.s me1enres, aud n'onsy, Of ali natins. Thc
w msh u Naturally divided n0 two parts; 1rt, cps.
say tud, ~ oa tct Of table. in With liz ralno
~ eash "n'' E:ses lo:! IN n:;i- nnI in me:,ic
n'4oaafo. H-tttfatf lro'H Anthey's Ia:rsattetton
, 1875-10-25
The CENTRAL lLtIHOlS CORN cRnp

''p'eAs 7HFW11eA . TT. (hlt43o frloyn,.
DWIGHT. ILL.,, Oct. 2i.-3landay lat III, firm
oss In this vicinity commenced l,urkinc thc,r
corn. Tho weather Was very favorable
and cool. Tho Esain-buycrs took large uuanti.
Ties Of 1t to dry in their kinB. Thu corn has
proved aa yet ton wet 10 crib. aud tho vate.
i.o"son'on Hay tLat thcfe ia profit III drying it.
h'lch being tho Gaze, 14usklng las been aba,1-
cooea Tor the present, aud the farmers hayo
tnnught 1t heat not to reHumo until wa hayn
freezing weather. Your correspondent niao viz
'tei odoll Yesterday, another ve.v larre corr
CENTRE and found similar state Of nfraira exist
'hs thera. En- far, it is eafa TO ray tim. your
market will not be orcrntncked with now cor1,
, 1875-10-25
McCORMIOK'S MUSIC HATJ,,
PRoFs. PEPPE.R

39oE- FE:PPEF.
Manccs. :7sh and soil, 1t i. IN, Tour entertain.
.,l nsn's l TO one,-s'1:: Scientific Lecture. S"yel
naaaoWs' hystesioua Ghost, Optical Diornms, Tho
'aat story entitled erro Artist. A Pan,otisuo III.
sFso,rlng Felix ReGsmy III his art Of A.pil Drawing.
I'LL gaLloos ghotlY essss Admiration. q cents.
ttacsseu seafs 90 cents. Tickets at ", H. Keen CooLn
Co.. 1i3 anil l1s Eta.e-st. Music By lrhls orchrs.
Y, tle sftett Davis piano used is furnished Gy
, 1875-10-25
FINANCIAL


6'etias l''spaaeh to TIE Chscaoo Tribune.
New 1oHK, Oct. 4.-John Manning, tho wall.
known advertising agent, has bean adi,,,lred
bankrupt 10 The Court for the Southern, District
OF Now York. Among the labitios to uews.
papers 10 varlouB parts Of tho county a,e the
following: Now York Ecrni,,7 POSI- e9oI,5l.
G1'nnterciaa :Adeertiser. so77.3G; Now Yorkk
,t lpor1t $2,a2o.eo; Cincinnati Gazttfc, s400,s
Ne" 1ork 1IHrs e6.G5t.07: Baltimore An,fri.
ca'a so58.9o CntcAoo In1nuyE, sl,17u; Cnica.
50 Times. et59.s5; Now York Sun, sj4o.C0:
New York Tribune, s70i.75, ~'-'''''
, 1875-10-25

:, 1thanEn tue ngHrca look Bomowhat startling,
II should be remembered that thnrn haro n, hna,
fe" exceptionally heavy failures during tllo
past quattcr.-four Of them nggrcgating liabt.
ties amounting to over %, 000, ,G0.
rue 'ncreascd numbnr Of failures especially
not on'y IN Nc" York, is an important indication,
of tho nressnre OF the tmcs, while tho incroascI
amount Of liabilities 10 IN tho main owing to al
effort an tue part Of mauy who arc l,oneiessiy
involved 70 float themselves along by increasinR
slate Of trade. ''0"
, 1875-10-25

fair ci,nncc In ,oo T., tr,.. p"o'o IN
a.lutnf,tr.,too NV "s ..a 's.. wy u'o oolVlt
sme'l facta. During the existence Of tho fotct
Hoard. bul ar1 all as it WAS, both tho IoIice and
Fire Departments vera hftr. .om.wf,.t ,,,o,.a
political lines. and IN f.c. ~ wsra c.,,lnns, osa
ahH''n. interfering 70 AID Candidates who
"efe the'r poronA favotites. Ono dsy iAst
"oek ah Alderman, Al h4spsyor. and
Bov"'.l oshor polttic.1 leaders, Who , sre
~, a1a,,;s s ~ .'"Ao ho"eooo5 e'hoa money
ou eas'ou u On numerous enp!oyea Of tho
aoatu o1 Public Works, and leytcd contributions
s,onsa W, snem 1or campaign purposes. Aiiovalk In
crrn"t' n,,r "a.o.A W. coleetoFa oTeryl'ody from
t"roo5s to,s,t.5 up 70 he GaPhless OF the various
aettned necessary gentio hlnta wero thrown ont
a!'as' u Ino sahcssment WAS not duly ralh tho TO-
"ra snycIal ", tha oas uoas aneasiiy On blu slo1
e.u,Hns 'tstelohss notably tho City Oollector's
anu aaA Lommtsalonrrs ot}co employees. The
sinn sn.I T., 1aageo @ al re way ftonl @3u up to
clarE. It va tiIo n 'enae ta stsLce Of head
sa"on, .,. ae neaus ol tue uephrtmenta waro a..
so. sssaou Tue naoaest sum or el00 each, and tho
n1ntns M ~ 1ic msjoflty Ut tho other cul-
salaty. "~' "Ae' ~ - pes echs u their October
NJ. A.,
rjrn ~ ~ peI,oy emey n.up mere. They sounded tho
t;.no s,,o, a,'es Depiftment oflicala, and 10.
her ~ aaof' OF easeas!ng every n,en1-
Is esct. ~ T Fortn,ts1s 1so' III, ~ the Msy from s2to
pn.,t savt '"o "eeks ago, aud will not he Ag&n
nay IL apGus f3u "eek after election: uut % ther
wnnd hs1'11. ~ 1 .ne ias aAy OF November, thus
wohcr not tic t. fl svs a.
hos - -. o,,r oeeh aecded. BONE Of tho older
Inn tx 19o suo eehemo. hoping to manipn-
tI'"n I.u ,,e ,ne popasmonts to bettor advantage
Tho 7soa hays s1so sS s5ss.d IT, Wa osied
Tho fs,n,t' u:,S a'so ''stGa tha employees Of
sIn ~, Hou!'t} DlluinK IN similar mRutcE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26
II nterba { 8.

Motto: anfaneiser S6er, ,ismst hem Gtriifea.
erbeiiert Die Seelt une ~bsioreert ielbft
he @slureheit ets Seibes.
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Gtienbabn Sidcts

mad -alen Sanstrieten Imeriia's une California; tpnneu
ben sarjsu Tag In msinsr Once ~ cen rssslmdsisen g~reiien
sstauft reresu ss it ni&t nrtbiS I'D auf Zen DspSts eis
Rippsn einfpsrn III iaHsr.
0rnnoriacntbnm (REAL ESTATE.)
Cine srr5s guspabl ees btfsa Staet 9issutbums. pis
au6 carmen une grairieldne.rsisn sro bei mir tets ~ ben
sinfieitsr Sseirsuuser ~ babsn ue sriute id issen, Der
isin @to In Gisentbum f6sr unit sepinnerireere aulesen
nil, ireire eiter ,a prufen.
5ir Gnlssuns ppu Gapitalisu rso duf ihsrit, uHS resahs
Weis Serge sstraser.
Better aienc.
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g. &prmann,
befattfr,
GlapitraBe, ,wii6sn IA. & Is,

Dubuque, "Jripa.
Sat ersi ssriSieesn, Sor,sr Scetrnpassr Ger bttsn 9rt
sur Disgeiitipu bait nit @ietal auSasitlassne 5oeteridr.
1eu. Seihdse eer perf6ieeenfen Grt fIr Sdr9e.
Wfdtt iulleih duf in peQtcmmsnes Eager prn y aus
9Sbelu aufmertidm Sdnset nit bsrsts ssbrau6'
ten @tsbilar upe raHt RspaTaturen I6usu, gut une 81
btliatn Written.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26

Verltn, am........ Die aerSte oes
@eri9tsbofes BADEN erfldrt, oaB Die @ss
fdnsniBnabrnns benz Massn uno Der Son.
l%titution oes 6eIoensreiies iddoli9 lei
Ofan MULE ilm %seseniibsr einise 8idii6t
iiben. Sn 3utunit fam er iid ielbit be-
foitisen uno ioa er aud cine Dtatra;e auf
Die Yritide erbalter.
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y m a Gl t n,

~saufbrisfs, Gspcttsttn. nstf alien ~pffjislsn Dotamsurtn
pcresn AUS slrttliSte tserst.
Office: Ode psn Drain uns 5. Strass.
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26

Berlin, oen....... Seitern err
bielten msbrere Ri6ter bes Sberseridtes
Srore einen Serbaftsbeiebl sesen BEN &ai.
Ter WilbeIm alis;uitelen. Gs berri9t cine
wabre Yanic in BET Sauptitaot; man peiB
ni9t wie bic Sadie ablaufsn miro.
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acknowledgements

Ysrlin, sn....... Der Sniub.
orOinationsseiit oes 9aiisrs Wilbslm, bat
ben 8anSlsr senOtbist inn cine enersiide
gtote Susnlteuen. Sm Masemeinen iast
man, oaB Der aan;ler bO6ft aufsebra6t
lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26

Serliu, am....... Sismart bat
oas @naoenseIu4 senebmist; bod nimmt
es 3 bis 4 Wo3en ebe Die Iusierti9uns oes
Documents eriolsen fam.
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8eter Aiene's
6encral M0emtur
fur bic 5susrpsrfanunassslsaitaft. F.:

fur bic Observation-Disclosures
Gapital am 1. 5anuar 1874.
Smperial uon yonoon, s 5000, 900
Mngul bon qiuerpool, 2 900, 900
German amsriran D. R.sg. l,65O,s O1
ct. Yaul pom ct. Baul, sl9,62l
ct. Suiepb bon MiHouri, SIS, 4e9
Srepers BON MiIpautse, $50, 900
Mrtna Siis Sniuranrr So. 90, 100, 500
(Dis dlttf. in amsrtta.)
U. u. MrriDcntial .. Sartioro, 1,5OO,s5
Disis nahttsen Qompasnistn. bic I'D bel BEN Gsitass uns
Bottom 5eurr eur4 pinttt6t 3abluns ibrsr gmluas be.
pdbrt BADEN. smpfeblen Id itltit une iSnnsx geri6trunsen
,on Gissnteur ~ ben bilisfen 8aisr srtssssr 5.uomnisn
pereer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26

.Y @ie elm 6reissiit belebrt paro.
Der Seiuit NtbanaiiuS Sir6er, 9~ebirtig
aus 9eila (Sadiens9 Seimar), ipar ieiner
i3eit melt uno brett ais elmer Der erlten Tbps
iifer uno Nitrpnomen Ser @elt %6erufen.
Serlelbe bate einen 9uten 6reuno, Der mar
,pobl uib Elm ~tiefiinniSer unO 9elebrter,
aber tein irommer Mann, pie Der Bater
Sir9er. Gr i6dtte uno beiuunoerte Die
aitrpnomii6e Miheni9aft oeS Seiuiten,
aber Die r%eli9i0ie @elinnuns uno 0ldubiss
felt &ir6ers ldien ibm eincS Senfers un:
piirbis III iein, ia Der @laube on einen
gott war III ieinen Augen Elm Yiaiienmdrs
lem. Nun 9ei6ab eS zines Cages, Dap
unier Slater Sir6er 10 eben IN aitronomii9e
Gebnungeu u~ertieft an ieinem StuSirpulte
iaB, oils b%eiaster 6reuno uno Sbiloiopb in
oas 3immer trat. Gr polte Den Safer
ni6t III ieiner Ee6wuug lt0ren, 9ing alio
einltmsileu I'M 3imMer auf uno ab unD be-
tra9tete nit srOBem Sntereile einen i6Onsn
neuen SOimmelglobus, rel6er ii6 in einem
Wiufelo eS 3immers ~aufselteat fano. Na6
elmer Neile legte Sir9er ieine Nrbeiten bel
Settle unb iraste ben Ginsetrstenen. Oh ibm
Der @IobuS gefalle? ylleber Die MaBen, "
entsesnete Sener, uuur iast mir, gutter Sas
ter, iper Sieles Meiiteritiif uerfertiste? 90
User ibn uerfertiste? Niemano-" eupis
bsrts rubis Der Yater. Seruunoert iraste
iensr, pober ben Der i60ne @lobus sefoms
men lei. Or 1T Don unsefabr ms Sim:
msr sefommsn, " mar bic Mntrport bes Sc
iuiten. ySie idsrSen, Treuno !" entsesnes
tie balb unrpiais Der 6remblins, als &irber
aui als weitsren 5rasen bel ieinen Nntwors
ten itsben blieb. Isl, mein @uter," be-
gam er enoli6, ywarum wollen Sic benn
nidt slauben, baB oieier feline 0lobus BON
iid ielbit entitanoen lei, oa Sic bod be-
baupten, oas uiel srobere Original Der 0ims
mel ieIblt iammt allen 6irlternen uno Ylas
nsten isi pon ielbit, pur6 bloBsn 3ufau emts
itanosn?" Der 6reiseiit psritummte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26

Serlin, No.. gjeltern ullr.
De Der Saiier ieinsr Saft entlaiien. SIS
berri6t 9roBe 6reuOe inter BEN Qinben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26

Berlin, am....... Der 9aiier bat
elm @naDenseiud an Den Heids Sansler
seri6tet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26

Ia" $50 in aller SSslt itedt Seum Yrin;
6rep?-Gr sebOrt bod Su Sberioan's Sta.
be uno iolts isinsn Sorseietten Die rSans
Siten:9 orbseren" nidt alein piliten lalien.
8arum bat er nod ni6t on Fapa lllyNss
t~elesrapbrt, SaB &c iid uidt iir6tet2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-01-26
4 q t ur

fur Gle 3 srSstsn 1ampfNtiTs, 8 sruya sniren mad europa.
IdsIid,e 2bfabrt.
Santurs. grnsr:fanii6s einis IS Ddmpfsr.
Ncrp.T suti6sr glcYc, Bremen IS Iampfsr.
Gunaro Vinis, 9issrppel u. antpsr. t6 Tampfer.
Die lauitres son paTasirsn, sis id in cen lsstsn IS
Satrsn aui eitisn IdmpferH bsrruber nRs binater iyeeirt
babe. fns es bette Gmsisbluns une hattr mir es 3utrauen
ineinsr 5rtunee ssfi6ut.
Sn Serbinouns nit Sbisem, itelle i1
We6iel auf ale 6auptitdbte Guropa's aug.