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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-15
Notice to Lien Holders.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEW
l. enth Judicial District of the State of Ne
vada, in and for Lincoln County.
Michal Kavanaugh, plaintiff, vs. HUM & Hunt
Silver Mining Company. defendant.
Notice is hereby given that Michal Kavan-
augh, the above named plaintiff, has COM
menced an action In the above entitled Court,
against the HUM Hunt Silver Mining Com
pany, the above named defendant, to enforce
and foreclose lien for the sum OF one hundred
and forty.six dollars in gold coin, and interest
from the ninth day of September, A. d. 1878,
and for fifteen dollars gold coin, cost OF pre-
pairing and filing said Lien against that certain
mine or mining property the same being situate
Ely Mining District, Lincoln County, State Of
Nevada, and more particularly described as the
Pacific Tunnel and Mining Company, contain
ing one thousand feet of mining ground; the
Pacific Ledge Number Two, containing eight
hundred feet of mining ground; the Pacific
Ledge Number Three, containing eight hundred
feet of mining ground the Pacific Ledge Num-
Der Four, containing eight hundred feet Of min
ing ground; tho Desdemona East Extension
Ledge containing five hundred and fifty feet of
mining ground; the east two hundred feet OF
the Dosdemona Ledge, all of which mining
ground belongs to and forms part OF the HUM
Hunt mining claim, together with the sur
face along said mining claims sufficient for COD.
venient use and occupation thereof; also, all
the buildings and machinery situated upon and
forming part of the improvements and fixtures
OF the property Of said defendant.
Said lien IL claimed under and by virtue oil
an act of the Legislature Of the State Of Nevada,
approved March I'd, A. d. 1875, and all persons
holding or claiming liens against or upon SAID
premises under the provisions OF SAID act are
hereby notified 10 be and appear before said
Court, at the Court-house.in the town OF Phoebe
on
Tuesday, the 5th day Of October,
A. d. 1875, at 10 O'Clock .. m. Of said day, the
same being Q day Of 9 regular term OF SAID
Court. and to exhibit then and there the proofs
And ali LIENS not then so exhibited and proved
will be deemed waived in favor of those Liens
so exhibited and approved as in said act pro
vided. -, =
MICHAEL KAVANAU0H,
By B,suop sABIN. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
se1l-8w
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-15

A stormy scene is reported as happen
ing in Washington between Secretary
Delano and Prof. Marsh. II is hardly
probable that two gentlemen would de-
mean themselves in the manner reported,
and the report lacks authorization.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-15

This mornings dispatches indicate
that it will be the LIST of October before
the Bank of California will resume.
Very probably Flood & O'Brien will
open their new Bank of Nevada on that
date, and It's likely thu Bank of Cali
fornia will be re-opened on that date.
With both banks-the old and the new
in operation We may expect the financial
condition to improve rapidly. The &C.
ton of the different Stock Boards will de.
pend largely upon these banks and their
opening will impart degree Of conf
dence to the market that nothing else
can.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-15

me last Baltimore steamship that ar
,'veu AZ that port brought over Foley's
bronze statue Of stonewall Jactson u
was presented to Virginia by several En-.
gllsh gentlemen. I. cost $4,000 and
Will be erected on Capitol Squire at Rich.
mond, close to the statue Of w..s,.-.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-15

That original and irrepressible humor-
ist--the intelligent composition us
say yesterday morning that we can not
eat too much or drink too much, ETC.
Fearing that some of our fippant con.
temporaries may refuse to see the mis-.
take and take exceptions we hasten to
say that by ignoring the mot our
meaning will be made clear.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-10-07
THE WEEKLY 81 ECEIO
Published EUe,y Thursday Morning,
NJ ~JDLAT-,I &LE-.h
JlAKJ9g CHARLES. LA.
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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-10-07


party back to its true and tradi-
tiohal ground. tits certain That
the Southern democratic leaders,
many of whom are men OF un-
doubted political sagacity, have
There before them an opportunity
which, if properly used, would re-
establish them not only ia their
own patty, but ia the Confidence
of the country. The whole coun-
try is ready for sound reforms.
The Northern people desire moth
ing so much as q afpermaHent set-
tlement, an open, final acceptance
Of the constitutional amendments ;
and with this precisely those re-
forms which the Southern demo
cratic leaders can promise, be-
Cause their experience Of past evils
would naturally lead them in that
direction. A sound currency, an
honest and eeOnomIcal al dulinistrs-
tioE, . wise revision Of the tax and
tariff laws, removing needless OBJ
Structions on commerce, internal
and ezternEl, an impEoved civil
service-to all these the experience
Of the last twelve years naturally
leads them-if it has taught them
anything, H Rha-ga
Whether the Southern demo-
Gratis will be equal to their oppor-
tunity remains to be seem Many
oithem haze been inclined rather
to acceps Z. subordinate place in
the convention to declare them
selves ready to stand on any plat.
form which may be offered to
abandon principles and d sound
policy it only they can thus defeat
the republicans. But of late there
are signs that this policy is losing
adherents in the South The quar-
res of the Northern democrats and
their foIlies are seen to make their
success more and more hopeless if
they are allowed to control the
party and some Of the Wisest0f
the Southern democratic states
mea begin ITO think that to save
the party il Isl necessary thaEthey
shall control the convention, and
ictate the platform and the nom>
Undoubtedly this is their
true osurse, and its success de-
pends only upon the question
whether they haveigan0ng them
statesmaRship and organization
enough to send their ablest men to
the convention and to agree upon
principles which shall commend
themselves to the country at large
and shall restore them Ia public
confidence. IN. Y. Herald. ot
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-10-07
JeR Davis a Coward.

+ ~ 4GH
In answer to the charge of COVE,
4rdice preferred against ex Pres
ident Davis by the Grand Army
of the Republic Of Winnebago
county. Illinois, the Augusta Com
stitptionalist perhnentlY says 5da
Coward |" You call him that,
gentlemenP The history OF the
battle of BueBa Vista contradi0ts
yor. When Colonel BoWles and
his regiment OF Indianians fed
like flock Of sheep before Gen.
yiignon, or as your General
Shields graphically described.
/" the regiment ran line d pack "a
towards, with the Colonel ut the
head, jeff Davis and bis immor-
tai Mississippians opened ranks
and allowed 10 pass To the Tear,
and then closed with the Mexicans
in The dead,iest conflict recorded
in American history The onset
of eight thousand of. the enemy,
headed bY their most gallant
leader, ana lighting under The very
eve of Sauta Anna, was arrested
and hurled back. At the fifst IRE
Col Davis whs shot but he to.
NAMED in the saddle at the head
of his men throughout the culmie
pating moments os that battle and
the balance of the day. Had the
charge been successful, Washing
tons Battery Would haFe been
turned, bis retreat to Saltillo oat
of. bis army surrounded and made
prisoners ot war. The American
army that day was l0sa lly tha
ooWrdice of your Colonel Boule
ard saved by the LOS hearsad
Colonel Davis, Coward There
never Was more inlamous 8alsss
Neod There is not dfop O9 such
blood is bis veins tx,
Grasshoppers- dancers on th0
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-10-07
B WNI. A. POND s. cos
PRrlOr and Chapel Organs.

E#s.#. 'I@ i....nt
These Organs, although hat a short while
before tho plhli, have met with such hear
md uUaUalided upprtyalt ut their entire sue
cess i already secured, Great eare has heeu
taken to cumbine, IN tue inStrHments beau
and volume OF tono. nth an atttattiSs appear
nee The tone + as phsstike as can b. ob-
tatned in al inst ument OF This Il IS :he SOL
stopsa 10 irious for their purity and roino
character, " lie he tull Org.n II grand aud
imposing u Jts sanoritvtAa A@s"tt tAaHA 80
( After elaborate prdplratio We have Just
completed n, W aud very beautiful case, lor u
ours,ylss, AMI are pr pared iaaH Flers With
The very best and handsamest
ItOrganiat the lowest price. #
ns-LIBBRALl TrRNs TO AGEETs.-aEN
Purchasers who pre AZ disiabce ipom amJ
Of eur agents will ree2sye price lists AID eatag
lOgues upon a pleati6n
Manu's Nsw Method for The Piano Forte
1sthe latest and hes, buck for Elem atary
Instruelion irr thi insttumeng. II
eomhiEes the exeellenees Of all
oIhe, WORKS T. syss aalatic,
progressive and plo a'nR. a
h a gr "A hp p tO both sRs etet
teacher ana pnpil, Priee, W SO.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-10-07
ITO THE PIANO TRADE.

..a"@@ "E M PR Z b'iog asna
as beinf a most desirable au,l attractive ine etru
msnt TO $ Il, its Low Price ard 2 quality Of
remaining in good ur"er, make the "EMPIRE"
FidnO an especial ftvoritC Wib dealeF.. 3ia
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-10-07

OUR MILLS ARE SUB sTANTIAIlr
" ly bnilt, expressly for the purpose
of Rice Milling, with all the new i'm
provements and appliances. with suffi-
cient warehouse capacity to meet any
demand for receiving and forwarding
RICE, centrally located to railroads,
shipping. ferry and steamboat landings.
We will guarantee our milling and
yield, both as to qua'ity, and quantity,
to be unsurpassed by any rice mill in
this State. - g...
Our ''turn ont" has always been from.
104 to ia lbs. cleaned Rice to Che bar
rel of rough, which is about twenty
per cent. over any mill in this city
and country. s@. ..-., T., 1........
Wewill pay particular attention to
the separation Of all lots of rough Rice
received by us, .m-, - >
Our charges for milling are as follows:
1c per pound, cleaned, for Nos | and 2
tI.t h"sS att #ktt M q
80, q for polishing horse min
No deviation on the above prices nm
der any circumstances, rI A..
Sacks furnished free Of charge,
M. H.A SIEWERD n. KIP,
Address, Lock, Box 3S6,
angSyI New Orleans, La.
L
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-10-07
AEann,s " gw NTethod for the Piano Fort.
WM. "A. POND 9 20.

Established ever Fifty YeaSs,
Keep constantly en- hand the lFgest and mos
complete ass0rtmGn, o. Amefhas and fFeisn
Sheet M.sie, Books, Instfnmerts, RRd Au ie.,l
MeTuhand 81 eveiy eesrriptian. Orders hY
mail y 10 receive protnpt and eareiat attention,
COuespondenee With tho Trade olicitsd.
WM A. PBS D &8FOs
547 BFoadWay,
Bran,h Store, so Uhien square, N.A
le2A an Mn
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-10-07
@'.d a#aa .." THE 5.a
6 e EMPIRE PIANO.

MI purchasers. The reasons for shis are Very
nipple o.alvorg Eat aao "a AFh EEI
.a..~. gamun., FIRST Ef ua aa4a.
They are duFpbls! this is the most essential
quality.
@l# .a"' 100. SECOND F#fHs #.++"
They are Makniftent in Tone: rich ull
ard especially noticeable for their bsagri, nj
Singing Qua ity.
n9S7s7r'av idtTHIRD- aadt -rga1a 8a
They are Reasonable ID Prize sgnot a 1etieap.
poor Piaro, but well d carefully male in
every parr, and placed at such a figure as can
net fai to please all purchasers Who desire
REALLY g 0OD PIANO aATALOW PRICE.
2r.a to ra. PCURTH-z rfs~hr.a a3
% They have very attractive and handsomely
flushed cases in rious styles, >uiIed 10 all
tastes.t All have carved legs ana every i'm
pr ,vsment esrabl. in a mrdern Piano Furte
in addition to which We have introduced Ihe
celebrated ~ .a-t# aaAa "'.a '.a
a"" so EEAGRAFFE9'a of j
attachment in each PianJ Forgs. @.a| .'"t@A
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-05
SaS Weueite bon Ger &atters
Qlo6c.

,8aiierslode bei6' i9-Ses &aiiers Gbre
prsil' id!"-So lautet pobl Die Sni1rtfi
Der &aileralo6e. aber bic giSenlinniSe
mill lid INNER nod nidt enti9lieBen, oiele
SnIdriit sur Wabrbeit 81 MAIDEN. De-
fern 10. Sept. tbsilten Die i3eitunssn init,
baB Meifter 6amm nit benz 6loppel na9
Sranfentbal sesanssn iei. 9eutc tommt
nun bic ,80lniide 3eituns POM IL. Sep
TENDER unb brinst bic folSenoe Nadri1t:
.HadSem Der &loppel Der 8aiierslode III
Sranfentbal einise abdnoerunsen erfabren,
wurbe beute 8ormittas neueroinsS Der Sers
fud sema6t, Die @lOde gum vduten gu
brinsen. 9lnfansS IieB Der &loppel ii6
bar6 bic S9pingunsen bes Gr;foloHes
nidt aus ieinsr Gage brinsen; oils aber
bic Mannidaftsn an ben Seilen ibre
arait uerboppeltsn, fling Der %eiierne &l0ps
pei an ii9 su bewesen, i3uan9 in
INNER srOberen Sosen FIN nno ber, bis
ct enbIid sesen ben S6lasrims Der @IOde
anidlus. Sierauf iiel CT na9 Der entSes
eenseieeten Seite Surid, obne iebo6 Die
@lode wieber su errsi9en, uieImebr tebrte
CT mad einissn S9winsunseu IN feline 9inbe
sunid unb besann bann bic S3winsunSen
BON Nsuem, bis CT wieSerilm sesen ben
3anb Der @'lods ani9lus. 90 sins es
cine 3sit lang fort, bis man BON Dem Tsr'
iude, Die @Iofe gum 9duten 81 brin9cn,
obitanb." SIS lit gut, baB mir III Dem 10
erleudteten neunsebntenS abrbunbert leben!
Man m0dte iid ionit mirfli6 perin6t tibs
len, bel bisier @eidi6te aui gang ubions
Serlide @eoanfen Al fommen.
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Mus benz Gultnrfampic.

Sic bic Wclt i6on oitnalS bur9
Die fire d ten 3asen, ia bnr@ Die
i1mdbIid ten SGIi6un9en, gu
pel6en liberale @%smeinbeit li9 bergab, 9es
tSui9t nnb bic &atboliten slauben 9emadt
werbsn %ioltsn, ibre Sade lei nlnmebr uers
loren, 10 bat ais neuesiteS 3iisenprooutt bic
Iadridt 8erbreituns s~efunocn, iiinsere
0fitsliebsr bes baoif9en GlcrnS
isien nit ibrem srsbii6Oiti3en Stuble sers
faIsn unb uerlansten glenoeruns oer ieit.
bergen SteQnns, iie wiini9ten Iuibebnna
Der YrinSipien:R eiterei, ieien be-
rsit, ibr Staats: Gramen ;u MAIDEN uno
l9ma6tsten mad beileren Bfriinoen. Die
sanSe Saiiuns Der Ha6ri6t benefit i6on,
boB bas Wadwert eitel 9ls unb Srus 1T,
bab es nur Elm 9usoruf Der Ser;ehs:@ ins
i9e ser liberalen 6%aiieurS lit, wel6e es
ni6t besreifen fonnci,, boB fatbolii6e Yries
fer INN gan; anberer, I'M unenSli9
56bsrer Oin9e millen ibren beis
Iisen 8eruf eru6bIt baben nnb
nben, ais nm bes guten Srobs
Forbes %willeu!!
8snn Die ysute Siriinoe~ b~citimmeno
aewtiem mGre, bann mdren ia bic rei9en
Gteuen Der Mltfatbolii9sn" berrlide sols
bsns 2oduOsel seueien. Nuf iold einen
sober beibt man i'm fatboIii9en 0aser nidt
on.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-05
airdliat aeuigktitsn.
Snlano.
Siocee Gbicaso.
Na6rut.
Menbota, Dem l9. Gept. ISL

Wtenoota, ben 10. Sept. 1875.
gu unisrm srOBten Staunen uno ;u IN:
ierer sr0Bten Srauer borten mir beute, baB
ums infer bo6p. Serr Yfarrer Gaspar
Nieberberaer s%ntrilIen werben ioa. Sas
1T fir uns Elm barter Sdlas, benn mir ents
bebrsn bisisn Yrieiter nidtswenissr ais
aerne. ST war es, Der uniere @emeinSe
in re9te Srbnuns sebra4t, er bat bic
S9ulo, bic auf Der Yfarrei laitete NIT
GROCER Gnitrensuns sstilst, bat bic armies
Iise Stride wiiroia berseri9tet, Sacramento
uno Srnamsnte ansei9aiit bas @ottess
baus nit @assimi9tuns psrieben. Inter
ieiner 9eituns 9in9 glles berrli9 BON Stats
ten. Gr mar uns elm treusr nno gutter
tSirte unb wesen isinss freunbli9en leuties
ligsn Weiens iowobl als weSen ieiner Tas
lsnte bel @meritanern wie Bel Oeuti9en,
bel 8atboIiten, wie BEL Yrotsitanten bods
seiddst unS seliebt. Yisr Sabre batten
mir bsnielbsn III ~nniersr Wtitte nnb IN oie'
lsr firsen 3eit bat er, ME ssiast, uns unters
ri9tst, bslebrt unb ben &atboliten bier Der:
UNI gldtuns psri6aiit. 90 trat er nod
Dot 4 8o6en sessn einen umbsrrsiienbeu
Srei9eiit, Der mad grt bieisr Qeute bier IN
Menbota sessn ale &elisionen watbets,
Ofientli6 in Sic S6rantsn iinb al linn iant
Der Saffron einen fampisewanoten @esner,
Der i'm balo gum Sdwei9en bra4te. go:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-05

Mm II. Iusuit fmeierte Der Nltmeiiter Der
fatbolti6en Siinitler in &om, Wilbelm
Q6termann, ieinen II. @eburtstas. Der
Yaplt iiberianote benz greile cine srobe iils
berne Mebaine.
Ser ncur @eibbii6of pon 8reslau,
6ernann @lei6 lit pom Gapit gum Epis-
copus Mallensis, gii6of BON Miauo (ebes
mails Molus) ernannt worben. Maao lit
Elm Siidoisiit in Gilicien, emit unteraeben
Dem ersbii9Ohi9sn Stuble pon Sarius, Der
Taterltabt oes apoitel Yaulus unb 3us
flu9tSltdtte besIelben, als er Don Oamass
Gus selOben mar.
Sas appraatinnsscriht su Yoisn bat
am 6. S%eptem6er bic appelation OeS 6iirits
bii6ofS pon greslau, Or. Soriter, gesen
oas pom &reisseridt gu Sirnbaum sefdate
urtbeil, wobur6 oerielbe me9en GrcOmmus
n~ication bes BrobiteS Sid in &aebme su
elmer Celebrate pon 1000 Marf, %euentuea
gu elmer GjeidnsniBitrafe BON 1873 Saseu
perurtbeilt woroen mar, ;uriifgewieien uno
bieies @rtenntniB Ieoisli@ beiiGtist.
Sic Weiammt,abl Der euanselii6en
Oiaconijiiens Wutterbduier lit gesenwGrtis
so, wouon aaf Oeuti3lanS 80 treifen ;
oasu fommeu nod s66 Stationen auBers
balb Der Mutterbduisr. Die dlteite glns
italt 8~aiisrspertb, lit i'm Sabre 1886 ses
srinbst uno bat sur 3sit 542 S9weitern ;
Die jinsite, i'm Sabre 1874 sesrinoete,
6lensburs, sdblt oeren 10. Die 9eiammts
einnabme aler so Mnitalten ent;iifern pro
1874 bic unseidbrs Summe uon $40, 45S
ofei4smarf (se9en 2, lo4 $40 &ei9smart
Oes Sabres 1871 wdbreno ii3 Die aussas
ben pro 1874 auf circa 3,6l6,256 Reidss
mart bslaufen (sesen 2,lO2, 729 i'm Sabre
1871. Sn ben leeten brsi Sabren (ls7l-
AZ lit Die InSabI Der S6weitsrn BON 27O4
auf 3239 seitiesen. gemertensuertb 1T,
DAP mad Obisem ii6 Die Nussaben fir ieoe
0iaconiliien i'm 0ur9i6nitt idbrli9 auf
1865 Marf ~belaufen, pdbreno mad elmer
Suuerldiisen Re9nuns Der unterbalt elmer
barmbsrsisen S9weiter 'ii9 auf ni6t gan,
42O Mart belduft, obsleid leetere bel Der
8ranfenpflese in griuatbduiern, I'M @es
9enIas gu erltereu, iid nidt beuirtben lailen.
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Saar, @OieI, Giiel uno SunS=
rIden.

Nm %. Musult, ertbeilte Der bo9p'ife
Yii6of pon Srier "a Oiaconen bic 3. Bries
iterpsibe, 4 SubSiaconsn bic @eibe Sss
Oiaconates nnS einen Minoriiten bas Sub
oiaconat.
Im 80. Musuit loll Ser Serr Yafor
GIaiien pon ct. 9aurentius CUR abz
bibun9 leiner sinmonatIibsn gefdnsnibs
ltrafe uerbaftst wsrpen. @dbrenS inSeB
bic Ssamten I'M uno am Yfaubauie waren,
sins Der Ssrr Eaitor laut Der ,8atbol.
Yolfsssituns," burd ben Dom Srens9aus
freiwiuis ms Mrreitbaus.
@us benz &reiie Sttweiter,
SO. Mugult. Infer bieoeres 2anbuoIt ludt
benz ,Srobtorbseiss" in ieinsr @eiie Az
%beasanen. 90 gum 8eiipiel sieht Ser
Ser Yaitor sinen Sad Rom sur Mible
anb betommt swsi Sade Mebf ,uriid, ser
Sader badt inn siuise 8robs suuieI unS
aleid,eitis nit ibm betritt Der Metser 6as
Bfarrbaus, belaben nit elmer Mulbs SIsii&.
Sin pritter Bauer fdbrt fir ben 9srru
Yaitor sur ~&oblensulbe, unb ein pierter
;eist ibm bic @s@nans Dor, absr-quittrrt!
Aus go4em wirS unter benz l0ten
Septembsr semelbet: aus elmer bis iett
nod nidt gan, tlar seiteaten uria4e fnS
am Sienitaa beim Sobren I'M biefi9sm
sroBsn Gunnsl fsben Ser9leute psrun>
slldt. iSwei iinO bereitS seitOrben, elm
perbsiratbeter Mann aus 6aantenbad BEL
1rarbab unS Gin nnuerbeiratbetsr GiroIsr,
Der bel SoIierino usruunost mar. 3wsi
ansers Iissen lsbr bsbsutli4 eaaisSsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-05

Sic Steae Der 9lutoritdt bas @ort Orb
nuns" nno ruff mad Yolisci! Oils gtapos
leon Ill. aui Dem @ipfel leiner Wa6t ltanb,
risf er itols benz Senate gu: ySorst ibr
fir bic Sreibeit, 10 MIL i9 flr Die Sronuns
iorsen." SaS maj ni6t LANCE Dor Dem
Gage pon Ssoan! Oa bat er erfabren, OaB
INFER Sersott aud nod eiu 8Ort auf Grocn
mitipreWen MIL"
8as iasen Die bieiisea Brotetanten 81
Den anii9ten bes v5isi4sbOten", iie, Die
fir bic ,eonieiiionsloie" Staatsl9ule
idwdrmenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-05

9inie als Wade auf. Der YObel a6er
bearbeitete II AUDI ie nit einem Sasel
BON Steinen. Der Sumpf wuroe ieet Elm
aQsemeiner. Die Yolisei trieb Die Sumul.
tuanten mobl crit suriit; uber es iammels
ten li6 balo anoere Tolfsbaufen unb ibleu,
Oerten ibre iteinernen @urfgei6oiie blinos
lin9s ;rpii6en Die 0eute. SIN pon Ser go:
li;ei nit ibren wu9tisen &nippeln uorse>
nOmmener an9rifi ma6te enoli6 freie
Sabn, na9oem ulele Berionen mebr ODER
weniser ernltlid uerlebt paren. 3uei pom
ben JtdOelsfibrern Der 6~rapaama9er MUIR
ben in Arreit senommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-05

&uItartdmpfsrii DE 9Orbses
rem bat bisier Gage ii9 Sas @siinoel BON
Toronto In Canada erworben. Ganaba's
fatbolii9s Sii96fe bisltsn bort Elm YrOuins
e~ialeoneil alb, unb aus glnlaB elmer Subj
l6umspilserfabrt uaren stpa iiebentaul eno
Bsrionsn 81 SUB in bic Stabt seitrOmlt,
unter bsnen ii4 aud iebr uiels Srauensims
msr beianben. gm Nadmittass pom 25.
bs. madtsn bic 9eute iid auf ben 9eim:
meg, unb balb iammeIts ii6 ba cine lnses
beure Msni1enmenSe um iie al, wel9e
nit Stsinsn ;u werien besann. Der Sub
rsr bes Yi~lsersuses riei nun bic poliSei I'm
9aIfe an, unb bieie fteqte iid bann IN elmer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-05
81 rembmrger Gazette.

tiirli9 persrSBerte bas iein anieben beoeus
tend iopobl bel 9ldubisen ais llnsldubis
gen unb mir waren um 10 mebr itol, auf
ibu. 9eiber iolte es uns ni6t seS0nnt
iein, unS ieiner Sienlte LANCER gu ireuen,
So9 mas fann's belfen. 0a Der bo6w'e
tie Si0ceIanbii9of ieiner on elmer unoeru
Stelle oes @einberss beOarf, 10 itutten mir
ibm biermlt u%niern innigiten Oanf ab fIr
2laes, mas er unS setban bat unO wiiniden
ibm ben beiten Grfol9 in ieinem neuen
@ir~funssfreis &oiebtQ bel Gbicasu, 81.
~. G
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-05

glu6 Die October Ger. Der fatb. Wonatss
i9riit 1.-The Manhattan and de
la Sale MOnthIy'' lit uns susesan.
gen. Sbr Snbalt lit Elm iebr gut sewdbls
ter unb smpfeblen mir bieie 3eitidrift auf's
Bette. Sieielbe wirb berausseseben uon
Der New York Catholic Protectory, West
Chester, N. Y. unS toitet so. so per Sabr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-05

Der OiHeIbprie t liberale ,s(nSeis
s.r", susleid Woniteur peS alttatboliciSs
mus bradte fiirsli6 iolsenoe u8eburtsans
ssi9e". Cine Sodter: Sebanie SAT-
IA. SiiieIborf 2. September 1875. e.
Ysrrin unb 6rau.