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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-04-30
INTER.ocEAN BARBER SHOP

lake great pleasure in announcing to the
public that l have taken he management
of the Inter-Ocean Barber Shop aud ha, en-
gagged the sci vices of frank Il. shaney, a deaf
mute barber; he is royal workman, and
will never talk his Gus omers to deaIh. For
myself my work will be my advert. ement.
most respectfully solicit the patronage OF
all the old cusi siOmers and as many new ones
may piea-e TO give trial We will be
always on hand to wait upon customers: our
work shall not be infei r to any in our bu~i-
ness mar24-6m HERMAN HAUSSLER
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sR-Our Authorized Advertising Agents tor the
LEApER are. in New York. s. VI. Petiengill & Co.,
%, Park Row, Geo. p. ltowell q CO., 20 Park Row:
-. Louis, Rowe d chesman, Cor. Third and
Chestnut Streets, 81 Louis Advertising and
Publ shing agency /; Chicago. ii II. Chandler.
i24 South Clark street: Phil iiadelphia, W.
Aver q Son. 788 Sansora Street; ana Coe. Weth-
erllI Co. Bulletin building.
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CHEYENNE MARKETS.

Groceries, Grain. Provisions, Etc.
Weekly by whipple & Hay, Whole
sale and Retail Gi ecers and Commission Mer
chants.
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Accounts collected Mt reasonable rates.
Remittances prom t'y n.nde over Giimer
Salisbury q Patrick's Express Line.
All kinds of business iutrusted TO me will
receive prompt attention. d&w-u
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). FERRIS,

Builder and 1orsr Of Houses and Safss, and
all heavy boddies for every body; raises
ihouses 10 heighlh of city grade. and places
them In "A proper position on your lot; builds
IRON or wooden fence keeps abundance of
rubber. weather stripping, and applys II TO
tight and warm. mlvdly
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choice treble extra sold at IS Is; 200 and 50 dc
at S6 Is; SO at IS 80; $780, 400 and 600 bbs on pri

choice treble extra sold at IS IS; 200 and so dc
ct " Is; SO at Sc so; $780, 400 and 600 bbls on pri
vate terms.
Common is quoted at So so; fine So IS; super6ne
a; double extra 81 25; low treble extra "a SO
@5; good do IS 25D5 SO; choice do IS 750f
Is; choice extra Sc 5O@7; family extra 81 ESQ
Z rs % Dbl.
CORN MEAL-The stock is light and consists
only Of what is now on the landing. There are
buyers at 50 e0@2 So, and only 70 bbis sold at
50 60. Holders ask 50 6O@2 IS y Dbl.
GRITS-Only retail or job trade at 81 100
4 25 u Dbl.
PUkK-The market is inanimate to-day and
mess i. quo ed nominally at $50 621a02 70 T
Dbl. Dealers are jobbing at $22 75g23 y bbi.
A dealear rold 25 bbs mess on private terms.
DRY SALT MEATS scarce and in request.
The supplies are insufficient for the demand.
casks shoulders sold at the depot at SC, car load
do at S54c and one to arrive al sac, 8 casks do
clear rib sides at the depot at 600 ID clear
sides to arrive, at 11ac U tb. Clear rib sides are
quoted at l2c and clear sides 1870 spot. Dealers
are jobbng at 14c above these prices.
BACON Is in light supply and in good job de-
mand at 1870 for shoulders, 1870 for clear rib
sides, and l3a4@137sc for clear sides. The
wholesale prices are 1sc under these. 8 casks
clear rib sides cold at 1876 u ID.
We copy the following prices of provisions on
the 25th inst. from the boards Of the Merchants
Exchange:
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Chicago. Cincinnati. ST. Lo
&22
dull, no
} qnota'ns
9A0 93s
1l3
l2laa12M

RAMS-ChOice sugar-cured are scarce and in
demand, with prices ruling higher. SIS and Is
terces sold to-day, to arrive, and 10 tierces spot
| at AK, and that price refused for more. Yes
terday we reported 80 terces spot, and to arrive,
BREAKFAST BACON-Is called for and the
market is bare. % boxes sold, to arrive, at
" ID.
the local trade and for export at 1870 for pack
ers' tiercee, 134@1S9sc for refined, and lac TO.
key and bucket: To-day lot OF 50 kegs refined
PACKEeS' HOG PRODUCTS = Prime mess
pork is selling at $40 5000, prime ST. 5C@!S
rump SIS 50@i9 y Dbl, pig pork $40 75@11 u half
Dbl, and s2l@22 S3 Dbl; spare ribs s1@7 % %
Dbl; pigs tongues $40 apiece, pigs leet 81 40
y. keg, 81 SO q firkin, and 81 SO y Dbl.
days since, terms not transpired In the absence
OF particulars we omit quotations
WHISKY-Light supply and dull. Louisiana
rectified selling at 81 '09 and Western at 81 100
l IL u gallon. 25 bDls Louisiana sold at 81 W
cow PEAS-Supplies are coming in more
freely, and are offering at wide range of prices
with very little demand as yet-recelvers asking
81 IS, 81 81 and 81 60 % bushel. Two car loads
mixed sold at 81 IS, and lot Of 200 sacks mixed
sold at 81 so y bushel.
CORN IN sACKS-1he supply is fair and the
demand has slackened, but prices are about the
| same. $3.50 sacks sold, Of which 400 yellow mixed
| at SIC. 500 mixed at 53c, 500 mixed at SAC, 5OO
To- and 1000 choice white at 55c. and $50 yellow
at So u bushel.
OAIS-Good supply and rrices are firm Only
600 sacks choice Galena sold at 45c and 100 choice
white Galena at Acc b bushel.
BRAN-Light supply and dull. No Sales
Quoted at 75@8Oc % 100 b.
HAY-Good supply with moderate demand
$50 bales sold, OF which 100 inferior at $1l; 100
prime at s18; $50 do at 49, 80 choice at So, and
100 do at 1923 y ton.
RICE-Trade continues almost at stand.
Prime and choice are scarce. Good supply Of
other grades. We quote louisiana No. 1870
Sc, common 4la9454c, ordinary 45405c, fair 81
05Hc, good 5406c, prime 64@6lac, choice
COFFEE-The jobbing demand is good. and
prices are firm. We quote cargoes: Ordinary
1874 (gold), fair l61l017c, good 1870
17s4c, prime 17a@l8c % ID. Job lots-Ordi-
nary i6c, fair TIC, good '1754c, prime 18c b b.
RUTHERFORD supply aud the demand is
moderate. Choice Goshen il quoted at :330l35c,
medium 28@30c, ioferior is nominal, choice West.
ern 23@2Sc, medium 18G2Oc,' inferior l4@l5c
u ID.
CHEESE-The stock on hand is large and the
demand limi ed. Choice Western factory is quo
ted at l3c, New York cream 15c English dairy
tic pine apple 2A11sc " Ii.
SALT The supply is ample and there is very
little demand Coarse is quoted at 95c@$l; fine
81 25D1 81 f8 sack delivered. Turks Island
is quo. Led 65@75c i9 bag of two bushels. Table
Salt. in pc kets, 211aa@o11aac each, as in size.
BALING TWINE-Is selling 81 l4l1@15c@ d
in round lots, and 16c at retail.
GUNNY BAGS-Se.l at l5c apiece in bales and
1Hc rosouad
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THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Friday Morning Feb. 26, 1876.
ALMANAC


Friday Morning Feb. 26, 1876.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises. .......-. $3.50 Moon Sets. .7:30 AM
Sun Sets...........5:57 First Quarter 3.3:45 An
ARRIVALS.
Criole, Josephine, Assumption. Bart Able,
Natchez, Martha, St. John.
Oriole, Waloon, Wawenock, Henry Tete, Gov.
Allen, i. /. Hodge, Mary Houston, City OF
Alton.
TO ARRIVE.
Oriole, Waioon, Wawenock, Lower Coast; jose
phine, Mary Ida, Upper Coast; Golden Rnle,
Chas. Morgan, Ohio River; John Howard,
Ouachita; IBERIA, Baton Rouge; Trenton, Frank
Willard, DAss Glazes; John A. scudder, Bee,
st. LOUIS Rapides, Tensas and Macon; Era No.
10, BGuf River; Col. a. P. Kouns, Belle Rowand,
Red River.
BOATS ADvERTf-ED TO LEAVE THIS DAY.
Uriole, Lower Coast, 10 A. NJ.
Mary Ida, Upper Coast. 10 A. NJ.
Martha, Love Coast. 4 P. II.
Natchez, Vicksburg 3 P. NJ.
Tensas, Opelousas, P. NJ.
st. John, Lafourche, 5 P. NJ.
Assumption, Lafourche, SPIN.
Frank willard. Bayou Des Glaizes. 5 2. N.
Iberia, Baton Rouge. 5 P. NJ.
Carrie A. Thorn, BED River, 5 P. II.
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[II!IZIll;};5 KINNEY
l74 CANAL STREET.
MISUNDERSTANDING

d22 rs 1y
ID EDUCTION IN ROBERTSS IMPROVED
~ PLANTATION CABINS.
CABINS from SIS up-accOrding 70 sze-all COM
plete and good lumber guaranteed. All Linus of
dressed and Rough Lumber. Door. Sash, Blinds and
Cisterns furnished at reduced ates.
Orders communications left in either box
promptly attended 10. CAPT. BROOKS.
Box at t-dams e. Works, II Commercial Place.
Box ?. j Janney's, III Compon street.
Box No. l. Mechanics Exchange.
ja1S lu Tn SA I'm
i lis Common Sts
JOHN B.sCOURET, Proprietor.
This Saloon was established in 1851 and has always
maintained the reputation of being of the most
genteel, orderly we'll and popular establish
nents in the CITY,
The best Of WINES and tIQUQRS are always
furnished to the guests. A hot LUNCH u served
every day from 10k A. n. to ~ m.
There 10 cosy. comfortable CLUB ROOM over the
SAloen, which IL fAroFite resort for gentlemen.
TONY. Of Old "Sam's SAlssa" memory, pfssides
over ths Cigar Department apol9y
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st O'Clock. for Al landings on Bayou Des
Glaizes. I'Ew RICE Mastar
BATON RouaE, Feb 25.-To n. v. joyce The
Trenton will arrive tonight. ADVERTISE to leave
tomorrow, Goth, for Bayou Des 0laizas.
A. P. TRousDALE.
BATON houaE, Feb. 25.-To G. G. Wayne, New
Orleans: The Charles Morgan win arrive at 9
o'clock on Friday evening.
ALBERT STEIN, Master.
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not cleared. 4,l6l
FREIGHTS-The market continues dull and
dropping. We now quote as follows:
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool -@716d; to
Boston, Providence, Fall River, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, via New York, 5sc to New York 9-l6c.
Sugar to New York So 5u ashhd: molasses 81 u
Dbl; rice Coo " Dbl.
Ravre l3-l6@Hc; to Bremen 1c; to Antwerp 1c;
to the Baltic I'd; to Genoa lc; to Boston 5sc;
to Providence 5sc. Corn to Liverpool 10d.
SUGAR Received this morning $50 hhds.
The demand is good and the supplies sold
at stronger prices for high grades OF
opn kettle. 5@51ac for inferior, 524@61Sc
for common, 614@61sc for good common 70
fair, TIC tor prime, 72sc for surety prime.
7s1c for choice, 61s@sc tor seconds, 85s@9c for
yellow clarified, 9H091c for off white clarified,
and 9s4 @97sc for choice white clarified
Stock in INC sheds on the 28th iust. 3760 hhds
.MOLASSES- Received this morning 493 bbls.
The demand il good and the supplies all sold at
20O30c for inferior fermenting 936c for common
do SS@40 Tor prime do, 43G l5c tor strictly prime
do, 4l@147c for cstern Bottom, 43c for fair re-
boiled, 45c for prime reboiled, Acc for strictly
prime reboied, and 50@52c for choice reboiied.
stock in the sheds on the 2Sth inst. 1908 bbis
CITY REFINERY SUGAR Standard A, in
barrels, is selling 1O2s@lOHc, granulated
1lAc. powdered l.1ac, crushed 111a, cut loaf
or CRY Z REFINERY MoLAs ,Es- Common is
ceiling at 4Uc, fair As, prime ACC, choice SAC.
golden syrup soc y gallon
FLOUR-A receiver sold 500 bbls and $500 bbls
for Great Britain, on private terms. In the local
trade buyers are holding off as customary to-
ward the close of the month there remaining but
two business days. 1850 bbls were sold, how
ever, comprising 20 suoertine At 81; 100 bbls
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6,-oo oiAeo W OIL" %
We noticed less general animation in Securities
to-day. The only sale of tocks not reported at
the Exchange was shares New Orleans Insu-
lance ASSOCIATION at $21.
State Consols rule at about yesterdays quota
tions. No sales were reported except at the Stock
Exchange.
City Bonds were rather irregular, but rather
stronger for some issues, as will be seen by tire
weekly quotations Of the Stock Exchange Fellow.
The only sales not reported at the stock Ex-
change were slO,o and $4,000 Premium issues
at 3414
The quotations of City Scrip, Metropolitan Pc.
lice Warrants and State Warrants will be found
below appended to the stock list
The following the weekly quotat ons of the
New Orleans Stock Exchanges
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LOTTERIES.

The above drawings are published in all the prin.
cpal papers, and arc drawn in public, daily. 81 thu
rooms OF the Company.
Witness Our hands, ct New Orleans, Louisiana,
this 25th day Of February. 1875
H PERALTA.
ADAM GIFFGN,
ComminsinnersL
Beware Of Bogus Lotteries. je16
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NAV ORIEANS BULLETIN,

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, {
Friday Evening. Feb. Is, 1885,. s
COTTON-The Gales TO. day mot Including
$50 bales additional yesterday embraced 6ooO
bales at prices not requiring any change IN our
quotations. We give also the figures and re-
port OF the Exchange, Is below:
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Seed Corn. Seed Oats. Seed Rye.
lUUU SEED CORN.
300 Sacks W hte and Black GALENA SEED OATS
200 Sacks Red RUST PROOF SEED OATS.
100 Sacks White and slack SEED RYE.
Also Feed Coro, Oats B, an. Hay, Rye -Four,
Straw, Grits and HOminy, all fully guaranteed.
For sale In lots to suit by
GEORGE HECK CO.,
Corner Poydras and Tchoupitous streets
F61m
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Mess pork
ID. S. should'r,
:. CT r sides
:. cl sides.
B. shoulders.
b. 81 rib sides
b. clear sides
S. G hams.
Lard, tee,
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HoUSE.CLEANlNG PURPOSES. .

y y AsA VOLo0
Produces the most satisfactory results on Painted
Wood Work Walls, Oil Cloths, Furniture Window
Glass; Mirrors, Marble, Statvary Brass, Tin. Copper
Steel and other metals and be used with erlec.
confidence as the certificate below shows.
In boxes Of one pound. IS cents
In boxes of half pound. Is cents
Sold by Grocers, Druggists, Hardware House Fur
nishing Stores and others.
EDWARD Z. HALL,
GENERAL AGENT.
ONCE, 81 Tchoupiloulas street.
Orders left with Messrs. WILSON & McBURNEY,
Tea Dealers 81 TchOupitoulas street, addressed to
Lock Box No 9O6, will receive attention.
NEW ORLEANS Dec. 30 1875
Mr.. Ed L. Hall-Sir: have examined the sample
of Crystal Polishing Powder left with me by you.
with the following result
find it to contain acids or alkales which
account it will be rely free from corrosive action
when applied 10 paint metallic surfaces. 1t
tains poisonous substances, by which any acct
dent or injury could happen wheeIsing it The par
ticles of the Powder all angular and not rounded
in most kinds of sands AID in many other polish
ing agents. The particles extrr mely small and
hard which, with their angular shape give it espe-
cial value as rapid and fine polisher.
Yours, truly,
ALFRED w. PERRY, Prof of Chemistry,
jail 3m SaTuTh Charity Hospital Medical College
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NOCGCCs
OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR, J
FIRST DISTRICT Q69 GrAvier St, up stairsl
New Orleans Jan. ~, 1876.
Public notice is hereby given to the Taxpayers Of
the First District of New Orleans, that ann ready
to issue State Licenses for the year 1876 and to re-
ceive all Taxes for the years 1875 1874 and 1873. The
Office will be open from A. NJ to 3P.M M.
N. G. FOLGER,
'a29 I'm State Tax Collector First District,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-04
Seitungeu mad europa.

Benn ibr @uern Sreunben unb Setanns
ten in europa cine Sreuoe MAIDEN wollt,
10 ienSet ibnen bic .@uSette" fir elm
Sabr ober Elm baIb Sabr. Dur6 ernie:
orisuns Ses YOrtOs mad europa toitet
iett Elm Announcement fir Elm sSabr mad
Europa $3.50 uno fir Elm balb Sabr
$l.75.
gei Der @~slesenbeit MAIDEN mir benn
AUDI uuimerfiam, baB iolde SIdtter nrr
sesen YoramsGeSaDfang uerianot wers
Dep uuo Sab bieielben nur 10 LANCE ab9eben,
alS Safir poraas be;abIt it. @ir be-
na9rittisen Die Ibienber gum Goraus in
Ben 9%Ocalipaltsn, wenn bic 3sit UNI lit,
oamit feline 9eripdtuns e%intrifit, i'm Sale
Dos announcement ~perldnsert weroen iou. -
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25ir 6aGeu Idon oft bic Nrooe an 81

2Sir 8 aGem i9on oft Die 6rase an bic
GARNER Der llmsesenb 9eiteat, wurum ie
ibren Weijen nidt mad Dubuque, itatt mad
9persuiue, Gutenberg, Bellevue &C. gu
Dtartte bra9ten. 9ie Antmort lit INNER
fielelbe. Wlr erbalten bObere Warttpreiie
IN ben Staoten unO boben before @sse.
Ter9Iei3t mon nun bic Marttpreiie bieier
Srti9often, 10 iiebt man bic &i9tisteit
bieier Semerfun9en elm, otnn nidt ielten
lit Die Otjerej iinf unO ioSur mebr Gsnts
per Saibel WeiSen; 9epiBu Elm Stem" fir
Den Sertdufer. Sn Setrsii De, i@ledteu
We9e lit Die 8lase ebeuio be9rinbet. Wtan
betru6te J. .. nur TEN Bes nod S5erias
DtOunt. Oerlelbe 1T fat niGt fubrbar bel
l9le@tem 8etter, trotoem er nit qei9ti9:
felt III brauGbaren 3uitanO gu ieben mare.
Oes I9le3tengSeses baIber bat Dubuque fuit
ben 9anSen 9anOel uon Sadion SO. uerlorsn.
Ntnn per In9e NAL BEL nuiiem 8etter nit ei:
ner soit I'M &bale binter ct. Gatbarine bur3s
Sntabrsn. DGs @eipann miro itsden blsis
ben. nHS 10 limb uue 3usdnSe 5ur Stabt.
NiirOe nur Der Bei5enbunOel unter ben
u%mitdnOen IeiOsn, 10 mare Die Sa9e am
9noe niGt 10 i3Iimm. Wiit Dem 8si,ens
banod Siebt ii3 a6er AUDI Der anbere San:
Del meg uno ale @ei4dfte, ~beiOmbers aber
bic &leinSeiGdfte, Ieioen buruntsr. uniere
&aufeute iOllten bieien !3uitdnoen etpas
mebr aufmertiamteit i&enfen unb iol9eu
llebeIitdnben gu itenern iu&en. Die 6olsen
bieier gerna6Idiiisuns MAIDEN ii9 Don Gag
gu Gag fiblbarer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-04
Harnuns boz eimem e1wimsIer.

ginige Monate Ian9-bis Gnbe Houems
Der |. Spar in Sberrius 0tount. bel
Dubuque, Soma, elm sSnbiuiouum, bas i9
Or. Soiepb BON .Stnbsn n%anute, aber fi1
ais 9ulnp Seists, @elp pom u,eIen yeutsn
pumpte, aHerudrts S1uloen madte, beimt
lid leine Sebor9ten SausmOb,I uerfaufte
uno in e..ier unbeimli9tn NOuember Nudt
ueroufiete. Gene &oiier paren abreiiirt
mad Ga GroGe, 9Sisc. 3isier Ooftor lit
ein Utann BON tleine,, unts,iester Statue,
ut itmarse sefrduielte 9aare, cunfle @e:
lt1tsfarbe u. trdgt einen ounfeln S4nurr
bait. Seine frau, $. D., frIber in Ba;
balbaw, 9esenwdrti9 in yafe Gitp, Ofinn.,
uerlieB ibn lepten Ssptember. 9. bat Ell
nen rbeinpreui ii9en Sialeft. Seoem mub
er alsbalo ais elm a%uforinsli9er S4wdser,
SiSner uno a!s sei1ulter 9unbus9er er:
i4einen. Oes Ginienos,s r~ebsr3eusuna
ut, OaB ba vOottor" pom Meoictn blutme:
mig uerttebt nno faum elemeutare Sbul:
bilouns ssnoilen bat. Sieles, Sarnit An'
oere nld)t betroQen ueroeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-04

Dubuque wOute ni@t Suriit bIeiben bel
Der 8eier Oes Sabres, in bas Der bunOertlte
@eburtstas Der Gepublit ialt. Ssim Sin:
bril3 bes neuen Subres in Der Mitterna6t
swii4en Greitas nnO Samitas, bssunnen
aae @lOden Der Staot gu Iauten, elm 6ufel:
aug NIT awei Wuffbun6sn. Der Seuers
eOmpasnie nit ben Sprisen, ben bsiben
RilitdrcOmpusnien, Der StuOtrutb unO pie:
len Sarsern in Basen ieste ii9 in geue:
snns unb bur3SOs Die beIeu@teten StraBen
Dubuque's. &a%nonenbonner p~ertinOi9te
sss nett mnb brett, baB SisIes Staatswelen
in cine nsue YeriOOe ieiner @ei6i4te ane
tritt. Die StruBen wareu 6idt nit jubeln.
bsn Meni6en beiett, trOsbem ss anfanss
wenis, ipdter fart resnete. Die 6eier per:
lief in aasr JfubeunO pom StOrunsen irsenG
elmer S!rt baben mir ni9t ssbOrt.
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Der uWati0nai 9cmefrat" ein
xiiancr!

Der bieiise uIational Den otrat" ihre'bi
III ietner Iesttn Scr:
Is lit uns i6on LANCE aufsefaaen, brb
Die vgnremburser Soma @aSette", nelde
III Den unperfGn9li6itsn Neuperun9sn an
oersr SlGrter namentli1 beS Hational Ve;
mOfrat", v6utbOIifsnbab" u. /. 10. wittert,
tets mdus1enittu lit, wenn oas blslt9s
@rantblatt ole Zines, Den Stano, Den
ole ,@aSelte" einaunebmen porsibt, ents
ldieben %betdmpft. 9tod uie, bat lesteres
es 9sipagt. au1 mn Elm Sterbenswortben
aut neraltise Sablrei9e Irtitel Der vSlmes"
u umloern. 9Siu Die v@aSette" uns ben
0runo bieies ionperbaren Senebmens an:
9ebsn, uno ausnabn spsiie iiliitbeiltn, mas
is B.. y. Don folsenoen S9luB zines Arti;
tels bGlt, ben bic vGimes". am Oienlia9
uber ben NSeibnadtssottesoienlt in Der So:
jbspr0le, bra9ts inO Der folSenoermaben
lautet:
Sine berebte grcbigt wurSe pon bemisl;
ben egupirOisen Ioerren (Satsr Surts) sc:
baltcn; wGbreno mir aber leine l9bne
SpraGe nno Vortrag suseben, funnten mir
ielnem @el9moG ni1t betltimmsn, Die Yre:
pigt bel etnem slorrei9en 6eit wie Wsib:
nadt, al p,m ollie 9srsen uoler 6reupe
lem lputen, Damit su erOfinsn, bab ct Die
9emeiRoe rpe9ei Der Sfentli6en S9nlen
ausl9alt. @tr BOrten piele &dtboliten
peI9e WtorSens Elm @eiGent fir oas sc:
mluar 9egebeu ulb in Der 6riibmeile oas
beilige Satrament empiansen batten, lasen,
lie fuAlten, bob Sater Surte lelue Sener'
tuiigeh dfuf mo ens cine onoe,e Teranlo,
lung els. Sic S,S @ejbnaGy sDtorsens bate
auilparen loucn."
SOpsit Der v9tutional OemOtrat" T! alIo
nod ne Ger vIatioual Democrat" lest
uas &O,t felt, buB ia feline 9eier ni9t sipei'
feln iousnD iinb nit gesen Die blsli9e
,9imes" auisstreten. i0as lit cine ,s,l:
enilidc nno lpilrntiiGe 9agc unlsres
@csners. Sat er ben Griifel, Der Die sanSt
Sitelleite Der v@aSeite" $50. 1919 pom is
liai 1876 betiteli oTali3nasen'' I'M
gesen Die beige Zines" NIB ben u9f q
tional Oemotrat" in Der S9ultraS'
geridtet mar, etpa perSenen? Cat e.
uer9eiien, OaB fieier artifel in gto. 20 De-
Soma" pom 20. Wfai 1875 ni4t aueil
Deutl9, ionbsm aud aut Der 5. Selte pe'
Stattes IN engltlger ueberlesun9 erl@ien
pamit Die .SimeS" reGt tlar leben loute
mas mir wolten2
Gas bat Der v9iationaIsO emotrat" mid
perseler, oenn er bat ben Nrtltel beantpor
tet unO mel. wiilentli9 uno wiuentIi1 81
unpubrbeit seiast miro Oebuesen bergen nj
es cine sage uno Swar clue tnfanlv
9I9c. &lr era9ten es ni9t n6tbi9 mel
tere Seweiie 81 %citir,n, Senn sanSe Spalte
baben mir Der Zines" i9on Oflers, 0ftc
ais irgeno einem anoern cugitiGca SIatt
Der StaOt, semiOmet @as mir pom Dc
Semertung mebrerer &aiboIiten iiber 81
Bteoi8t oes 0ater gurtc auf g4eibna9tel
balten? Sarnibts. 90 i9pre6en @Iedt
&at9ollten! That's all
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-04
70. 4. - @6asntlide Sriefife,
Die Sirma asiwer uno 2sowar,

Die Sirma 2Siwer nno Noman,
pelde bic Der i'm GOwun ylof, in Der GGbe
oes Central Wsarttes. ben Ssrtauf pom 81:
lenipaaren, ~fertisen &leiosrn, &urswaaren
n. |. NJ. betrieb, lit in 6olse sesenieitiser
frsunoi6aftlider lleberemtunft aufgelOlt
poroen. 6err Siuer siebt ii6 pom @e:
iddfte suriid unO bat iein Sntereiie an iei.
men biSberigen E~beilbaber, 9errn Suicpb
Rufsan, uertauft. 0ieier miro ben Qaben
poranfibren unb bat Germ Watbias
Srmnfb, ben betannten lansldbrisen Ser
tdufer bel 9errn BED d So. als @ebilfen
5u ii9 senommen. Serr Oemutb lift
ais elm freunOli6er, bOfi3sr uno suuerldls
flyer Mann befannt, Der Die &unoen TO-
pobl IN ensliider als fransOli9 ofer beut.
l1er Sprabe beoienen fam.
9err Stowan bat einen sroBen Vorratb
BON
Sertisen &leibern
an 9anb, bic CT 5u iebr biaisen 9reiien
ablebt. 229-232.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-04
Den ~Canni9en Sa6lerm,

b. 3. benen, bic iber ein Sobrim &iiditanoe
finb, fsnben mir in 3ufunft mOnatli6
&eauunsen. Disienisen, Die iiber spei
Sabre i9uIoen unS ibre Announcements:
getrdse ni9t innerbaIb zines Monates
nod Gmpfurs Der Re3nuns i3iden, ODE,
bic bas 2sratt e6ae 6esaglt aG6efclEen.
betra@tsn mir uls S9pinbIer unb paGfi:
siren mouatli6 oereM Wamem. llnier'
@ebuIo lit am gnbe!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-04
2Seum unferc Seler 3psifel bubeu

3Seun nnfere Seller 3peifel baben
iouten, 10 bitten mir oisislben nur bic 3eus:
niiie iiber Die MeOisin pom Or. ausuit
&Dnis's Samburser Tropfen in
unierem beutisen SIatte gu leien. Gs lit
wunoe, bat, ipelde GrioIse bic !Samburse,
SrOpfen ersieIt baben; wer bielelben elm:
NAL sebrau6t bat, ldBt ii6 nidt Ieidt our3
Die annonce biliser MeOisinen beI9pin:
oeln.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-01-04

Den Sreunoen uno Sefannten pon
Rab unb Germ unlern uerbinOIi9lten Oant
fur Die uieIen @lidpinide, bic fe uns
gum neuen Sabre ianOten. SoIde iUon.
tanen &unbsebunsen seusen better ais al
les anbsre, OuB Der 6IeiB u. Die Ofibe, Die
mir uns ssseben buben, bic v@aSette" gu
einem seoie9snen, tutbOIii3en Slatte gu
MAIDEN, pobl sewiirOist perOen.