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The daily gazette., 1877-05-28
General Net1s.

At Cleveland, o., last March, Sarah D.
Crawford obtained divorce from VIM.
H. Crawford. who subsequently, went to
her house ond threw vitrol in her face
He escaped arrest at the time, but was
discovered by Mrs. Crawfords brother
and several others in the road near
Cleveland Saturday, On their attempt
ing to arrest him he fired two or three
gun shots into the squad without effect.
and finally reloaded his gun and shot
himself dead.
In addition to Ten Broeck's match
against the fastest two-mile time to-mor-
row there will be purse of $3.50 given
by the hotels of Louisville. KY, for three
year-olds, dash of one mile, a second
purse Of $500 to any horse beating Ten
Broeck's mile time of I.39s, and third
purse of 1850 for mile heats for all ages,
This occasion will probably be Ten Bro
eok's last appearance on the turf. 70
The Omaha (Neb Bee publishes spec
! ials from forty-nine different places In
! that State. In general they show an in =
| creas ed acreage has been sown, and spec
| tally corn. All the crops are looking
| finely, and growing rapidly under the
warm weather Of the past week. Grass
| hoppers do not seem to be doing any
| damage. There is large increase in th,,
number OF stock cattle and hogs.
The Youngstown, O, rolling mill was
burned Saturday night. Loss $l00 GOO.
Three hundred men thrown out of work
The fire WAS caused by the explosion of
nm oil can. The mill was owned by Wicks
| Wells Buckner. Nunes's molding and
looklng-g glass factory at Cincinnati was
burned yesterday. Loss 100000.
Stainbrook, tried for participating in
the murder of the Chinese at Chico, Cal
has been found guilty of murder in the
second degree. James Slaughter, Johr
Slaughtea, Eugene Roberts and F, e
Conway withdrew their plea of no,
guilty and pleaded guilty OF murder II
the second degree. Sentences will b,
passed to-day.
Four hundred young ladies of Vass A
College left Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Satur
day, by special steamer for West Poin
at Z. M. Saturday, having received pei
mission from Gen. Schofield to Ian,
there. After witnessing the review an,
parade of the cadets they returned b
moonlight.
Barney McCloskey. who was arreste
last Sunday for burglary in Utica, N, Y
was sentenced on Tuesday to twent
t years in the penitentiary, Three othe
| young OuTRldTb drreStGO III the sam
place Monday night we're also tried, col
victed and sentenced to the penitentiar,
E rly Sunday morning a gang ,
roughs made raid on the bar Of Fran
D Angelps hotel, near Syracuse, N. Y. tt
a barkeeper fred upon them. killing EC
e ward Woodlock, and wounding two otl
els.
The barkentine Forrest Princess is
North Sydney, N. s., from London, wit
three cases of small-T OK ON board. Or
man died on the bast tase.
y The Rhode Island Supreme Con
It gives a verdict of $4,000 against Il
It New York, Boston ana Providence Ral
q SCad Company for the loss of a life |
= the Richmond switch disaster.
= The joint resolution appointing a COZ
mission to investigate the indebtedne
n of the State Of South Carolina, pass,
IS its third reading in the House on Satu
g lday,
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28
SENATOR .NoRTeN'stETTER
wHAr rHE n. YlrRkss sAYsor IT.

u
The Herald sdys AMH MsrtohA fierce
and almost faroeioss -dsnunslasion zsf the
Southern whites, and his colorous, and,
we must add, absurd prophecies that un-
leaders will some day repeal the constitu-
tional amendments, extort pay for their
slaves and pay the rebel war debt, are
really confession that Mr. Morton sees
Lis own party going to pieces and seeks to
hold them together by danger signal.
The New York Times, says :-"Mr.
Morton's defense ofthe President is that
of dissatisfaction with the Pre-, ident's
Southern policy so far as it has been fore
shadowed. Quoting Senator Morton's
statement that "the President surrender
ed the republican position because he was
unable to maintain it" the Times replies
"If it were better to be right than to be
President, most assuredly it were better
to be frustrated in the support of right
eous cause than by tame surrender to
lose forever its inherent and distinctive
strength" I....
The New York Tribune says Senator
Morton belongs to that wing of therepub-
lcan party which. .habitually regards the
conservative resistance to the "carpet- bag
administrations" as the violence of an
EARNED minority" and the reorgani cation
of the Louisiana and South Carolina Leg
islatures as the triumph of an actual, ag-
gressive rebellion won by firearms and
bloodshed, and adds:
eve believe this to be a rhetorical ex-
aggeration, misleading and dangerous
We do not admit that the violence which
has prevailed in certain parts ofthe South
has amounted to insurrection; we hold
that the Packard and Chamberlain gov,
ernments fell, not in consequence of at
| tacks from without, but because they new
er had strength enough to stand alone
and we look upon the efforts of the ma
tional government to keep them on their
feet as a great misfortune for the country
and a foreordained failure"
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28

The Turks are posting their reserves al
Schumla, as the most central point, Sc
that the weak point of their line on the
Danube may be rapidly reinforced. II
is not possible to anticipate the point at
which the Russians will cross, and it is
necessary to have a force to meet it
wherever that crossing may be.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28
DIMNESS OF REP UBLICANc PROS
PECTS IN ONO.
Special dispatch TO the Times.

WASHINGTON, May 27.-Congressman
Foster arrived here to day 10 look after the
interests of his Constituents, and perhaps to
consult with the President aud Secretary
Sherman about the political prospects in
Ono, which Governor Young did not
represent to be very encouraging to the
Republicans. The President, General Sher-
man and other dignitaries propose TO take
trip down the Potomac tomorrow on a
revenue cutter.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28

EIN1AL NOTICE TO DELIN9UENTs
1S76.-The undersigned, collectors, OF said
taxes give notice that there was q law
passed at the last session OF the Legislature
requiring the collectors after a certain time
to publish the names and amounts due from
all such persons that have not paid their
city and school taxes we therefore notify
all such persons that have any dislike "
having their names published to call and
settle as the list is being made up or we
will proceed TO collect by making levies, as
we cannot wait any longer, having TO settle
with the Finance Committee in a short
time. We must collect before we can pay.
- =. Offices No. 10 East Sixth street, between
Market and King
Hours from a. M, TO ~ no., from to 8
and 7 TO sp. m. Il. PROVOST,
Collector for N District.
-=. Il. FARMAR,
may17-tf Collector for s. District.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28

For EURoPE.-Four steamers sailed from
Nav York for Europe on Saturday.-the
Celtic and CAstalis for Liverpool, the Cali.
fornia tor Glasgow, and the Nrckar for
Bremen. The cabin passengers aggregated
over 400, with large numbers in the steer
age. The food shipments were very heavy,
including nearly Cne million pounds of
fresh meat.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28

1t has taken Senator Morton a long
time to discover that only force could
keep life in the carpet-bag governments.
In this he has taken up his position on
solid democratic grounds. Y4t
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28

No man can serve two masters. Sena-
tor Morton must either stick to Hayes or
to Kellogg. He cannot support both.
1t was Hayes commission which over
threw Packard's sham government, and
it was that sham which elected Kellogg
to the Senate.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28
Ice Cream and Fruit.

Kyle the well known and popular dealer
in Ice cream, confectionery, cakes and
fruits, is now at his accustomed stall in the
new Second street market house. where he
Will dispence these luxuries during the hot
season. With his usual urbaLity and well
known politeness and CHEEKY good hunlor,
and do his utmost to lessen the burdens OF
life by doing the square hing to all his
fellow men. He win also supply parties
and pic-nics with ice cream, and orders can
northeast corner of sixth and Orange
streets. mayI4- 3mI
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28

Persia announces that she will be neu-
tral in the war between Russia and Tur-
key. This. though perhaps disappoint-
ment to Russia, is no great gain to Tur-
key. 1t will tend to defeat the project of
making this holy war.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28

UNCLE ToM"-Mrs, Harriet Reacber
stowe says thatno one person is described
IN Uncle Toms Cabin" as in biography.
The life of Rev. j. Heuson furnished
many OF these, but not all. He was not
Uncle Tom; neither was any other one
person that 1 know off," Consequently
every person who has been trading at
the British court or elsewhere on the as
sumption that he was the whole and in
diVidual Uncle Tom may be set down as
fraud. II he replies to that the whole
Dook Is work of imagination, and, SC
1ar as it professed to represent Southern
life was fraud upon the public, there
can be no reply except that two wrong,
never make one right Baltimore Sun.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28

Already have $4,000 acres of fertile des-
ert land been reclaimed in asingle copntv
Oh oahfornia by meaps of the Desert
Land bill which Senator Effigy Sargent
kseely helped to push through Congress
Agreat manysquatters, rs,reprasentirg them
selves as actual settlers and willing to pay
&2,ooan acre for the lands, ,havs also beer
sent out ofthe desertwhich the disciple.
Of Sargent value at much lower fieure
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28

DELAWARE STATE BONDS.
~ By virtue of an act of the General As
sem bly,, passed at Dover, Feb. %, 1877, I
hereby give notice to holders OF Delaware
state Bonds that l shall attend at the
Philadelphia National Bank on the three
iirst secular days Of July next, prepared 70
No. rs inclusive of the denomination Of one
thousand dollars each, of the issue of the
bonds of the state OF Delaware under date
Of January I, 1855. and that from and after
said first day of July 1877, the interest on
said bonds will cease.
'fs THO. b. GILES,
state Treasurer.
Office OF State Treas. May !, 1877.
2tawtjuly1. G|lr .. ,
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28

AT OTICE.-A meeting OF the members OF
In The New Castle county Mutual In
surance Company" win be held at the Of
fee No. 6O2 Market street, on Wednesday
morning, May 80, 1877, at 10 O'Clock. for the
purpose OF submitting to, and having ac-
cepted by a meeting of the said company
a supplement to the Act OF incorporation,
passed at Dover March i3, 1871
WILLIAM TATNALL,
Wilmington, May %, President
may22-6t.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28

nj NoTICE. .-WoRKINGMEN'S LOAN
IN ASSOCIATION. .-The most profit
able investment for small sums of money
is in a building and loan association. and
the Workingmen's now offers Just such an
opportunity. Its fifth series having been
issued the first payment will be due May
2Hh, but may be made any time before. =
Call day or evening at the Secretary Is
Office, N. W. corner of Sixth and Shipley
streets. GEO. G, MARfS,
my9-tE Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28
FOR SALE AND RENT

Rt;hACK .CAsHMEREs-D,rect ,ro,,,
meres R %e ~ ID 'orter, full line Of Black Cash.
1;be. These desirable fabr{cs a', az Z, SL,SI Y
, nees ~ man we have offered for yesrs .oWef sn5
We erecomrnendlthem Cor color ana dn,.o a.la NJ
ny W. B. SHARPn
Nourth and Markat sls
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28

NoTICE.-NEws Sc RIEs. .-Thefi Young
IN Mems Loan Association" offer for
sale 800 shares of stock in the fifth series at
al per share. Payment can be made at any
time on or before June 18th, and books Sc
cured. Apply TO
may24-3w. No. 404 Market St.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28

NJ NOTICE.-NoJice IL nereny given that
IN the County and Poor tax for the year
6lS Market street, r. S..All persons who
have not paid their taxes for the year 1876
are requested TO do 30 at once or they will
be collected according to law with costs.
JOS. l.. CARPENTER, JR.,
a. GIVEN. Collectors.
aplS-tf Wilmington Hundred,
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28

oTICE.-THE CHESAPEAKE AND
IN DELAWARE CANAL COMPANY.
The annual meeting of the Com pany will
on Monday. June 4, 1877 at IL O'Clock a. m. !,
az which time and place an election will
be held for President and Directors 10
serve for the ensuing year.
HENRY V. LESLIE. Secretary.
may3-ltawtJune4.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-31

sss- Yierilbise Gbaraoe. SlB inb
bic sritsn; Die lebtsn Iino bsu. SIN bic
lssten Die srIsn, oas @an,s ii's i4nsa.
'a,NumlapnS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-31

Bag Seutide 8ielisitisteit. - Gin
0euti9sr uno Stalisnsr uaren quite Greun-
De, uno peritano Der Seutide nidt Oisl
Stalisnii9, 10 psritano DER Staliensr sbsn
10 Oisl Oerti9, bod Ssioe 10 uisl, Dab lie
matchmaker rsosn fonnten.
SOU biit ulein 6reuuobuien," iaste Der
Stalisnsr gu benz 9eutiden. Oa la9te
Der Oeutide. rDtan iust nidt 6rsuno-
buien, ionbern 8uisnfrsuno DER Yulsn
pOrnsn, Der 6rsunb binten."
Sas mettte iid Der Stalieusr, unb ba
fe am 8oli BON @enua i%tanoen, risf Der
Stalisner sntsidt iibsr Den bsrrli9en Mn.
bid % on l40nes 8uienmser"
Sept laate Der Seutide wisoer: Dram
iast nidt 9uienmesr, ionoern Wssrbuien !"
Ser Staliensr absr idaute ieinsn Sreuno
nit 9roben ausen an uno iaste topfidit-
tslno /: rSonoerbare 2eut, Sbr 9sutlae (;
bdben ben Suisn bal, born, balb 6intsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-31

pa- Wobsr tommt Die Courage? Sie
Siriin Sabfslo itslts einmal on ben alien
Ylidsr Die Grase. mas gu tbun iei oamit
tire S6bne nidt einit als Ssloaten Yrl-
irons Ober gar Getslinss wiroen. Sarauf
got Der alte 8llder ibr bieie antport !:
v0urdllu9t, bas lit Niles dummies 3eus.
8snn Der erits 8unonenidub fGdt. baben
mir giner ME Der anoere ni9t fir einen
&rsussr Courage uno mO6ten ber3li9 ger.
ne ausrsibeu. aber jeoer wsiB. oaB er elm
.S........" 1T. uenn er o~aUonlduft, uno
Die Sur9t. elm . ....... gu meroen. lit
GROCER als Die Gurdt Dor Dem Sooe. Deb.
balb lduft man nidt oauon. uno 1T mon
o'rin I'M Geusr, 10 iinoet ii4 oas uebrise
bon ielbit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-31

ga~ Ser b69ite Berg. 2ebrsr User
tann mir lasen, pelAes Der b04ite Berg
am &bein iit2" S9iiler Ser gbrens
oreititsin!!~ 2ebrer Warum DER Gbren-
breitltein ?" S9iler ,Weil mein Sater
6 Wonate sebrauat bat, bis er nieoer
berab9sfomzen 1T.
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Il E ..

Unite altenne 3.
gestts anadnhieer s&e, ,ismst BEN abriaen,
srtettert lie Stit IN btfsreert felbf
bic 9tfunsbct sts sstbes.
Sarte Soften.
90 flast unS ieuaa bic @elt.
Wit f6ledt bic 3ett, ME rar bas Sch!
Der 5anemerfsmann fablt srobe pein,
DEM Nitmaub faults ~ 3abltu Gin;
Der aaufmdnn bot Der 8uneen s'nug,
Dp& lsibsr feb'n lie aa' i'm Bud!
I'm goarpers ftblts In feintm 5aus,
Nar nit BEN 8ofstlp Rsbts bGJ aus.
StlbR wsr fir ne airte epQsftirt
@srObnlid 9uf unb 3sit ~ssrlisrt,
Dsnn gar ~ oft unb gar 40 iebr.
~ nstf benz Ssrj Der SeuteI lssr. -
81 abn i~rssnbpo elm BAD,
Da Gnptrt pISBli& f& Der Gaa,
Ia iitbt man ni&ts ais neue Rltibtr,
gu Atben fcmnlen fauni bic S&neieer:
Da buqt man ii& In leie'n n Ii@er;
Da fiat man I'D bic psdetba1er.
Da fIiusslt luifis auf Der Bar
Das i@one Silber immertar;
Da fneen lid Baninottn elm
une rnS8ttn germ p~rrHlbtrt ltin-
llnb i&aut man abtnbs sur& bic S@sib'n,
Wu Wirtbe ibr @si&aft betrsiben,
60 rirp % sineni plSsli& ilar,
DAP bod nod 9slb porbaneen mar,
unp eaB bic 3tit ni&t gar 10 f&le9t..
Ca miro ~sttristet" uno se3e@t;
Ia pirc Der Appttit ssaiut
tlnS r&ams" unp .Yasatea" sefpitlt
Oa pire balp piss, balp has er3ablt,
sSis bart bic 3eit, ME rar pas 0tlp
rlnb an Der Wanb lief man nit Cuff
"@sbprst wirp Mot. 1srms &alb .9to 5ruff !"
llnp ssbt man ipat ipel mad Saus,
60 sabIt ben lieb,n @irtb man aus
Der aaufmann, Wsgssr, Yadsr, S9usiesr,
Die bcrssn ia nod etpas meter =
Sp III IS LIBERAL beltelt
Drum tlast unp isufjt bic game Wslt,
Wie i9lett bic 3eit ME rar pas 0slp
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Giienbahn 9tdetS


8~aufbritfs. Sppstssisn. nsba aatn ~Sfaiitutu Dsiuatsss
ruem aufs pauftlieat stisrst.
Office; gds psn plain uns 5. Giraffe.
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
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C.. & NV
Gifenb a J. II =2iniett.


Die Gbiraso & Rortbsg gefern G~iienbs6n
persinist untsr elmer 9tituns Die srpssu Giienbaba /. einieR
ret6en 3retsbdbuen une Gpnneeipntn. bic firjeRe une bt-
li8fe Reute ,ptlten 0bicago up ALE guniteu In sui
nsis, ssiseonlin BEN nSrslihen meidbisan. Minnie.
den lerritprien. Strt
Omaha & California 9inie
IN bic tir,sas uns bette Rsute ,rifdsu Chicago anb sass
@sbrasfa, sspomins. Colorado, Utah, wepaS6.
0dlifprnien, Oregon, 0bina, Sapan unb Nufras
lien. Sbre
Ghisaso, ct. Yaul & @"inneapolis eiaie
II bic iir,tas einis ,utiatn Gbieaso unb alien panfirs
i'm n5rslldbrn ssiseonin uns Minnsiota uns aaa
@ssiiSm: e.. gsal. Duluth. @inns.p0lis uas al
9aGroKe, gsin.na & ct. geter Ginie
il bic BET, asais spi.Ssa Gbieass sns saGreHt. MI
Rem nlm, use aasn gunitsn i'm faslt4sn ans mtttues
Minutipta. Stre
@reen 8ap & Rarquette eimie
u bic sin,isas asu.s spiiatn Gbisase u. Sanespins.
sSstsrfI Ss., SsnS sS sss; aSpiet'si Sisasss.
Ssusbtsn. Sanesd ans ss cate eupsri0r sanses.
Sreepsrt& Dubuque einie
"a be sinsis. eints i~ii$sn Gbieass uas GIsin. Rad.
Chicago g. Niltuaufee einie
III bic alte eats Stcrs Reuts, unh IN ett aleiniae ,wifAes
0bicasc u. go .nffrn, ecfe frref, 9isblanh Wart.
HBautssan, Raeins, Ssnriba uns Wfupaufee.
Nullman Nalaft Gallons Waaeu
bsfnstu I'D auf antn Dur6sassn sitftr Balm.
Dtties III be sinjise einis, auf rtl6tr I'D bitre wse-
srns tefnetn sriiten abiease unh Ct. garl unb Rinasa-
pslis, Chicago uns Nlilraufte, apisass uue Ninsua, gt-
cage une 9rsin Bap.
Ser aus gerbintunssn rsresn stma&t in 2hteass NIT be-
Sate Stsrt u. Hit6tgdn Seutteru, @itdtsan Central. GAL
timcrt Y. Sbie, gittsburs, St. Divne uns Chicago, &anfa-
Tee einit une gda : Saafls Hsun, mad antn punfttn o.
aue Slesf, uni NIT Ter Gbitaee une Alton une Sainsts
Central mad alen gunfttu i'm 2ueen.
8euaue ytrtineune III aud htrssfeut NIT Der linton ya-
eft ". ". In Omaha. mad altn gnuften TN ftrren @sasa.
8tnaue Vertineuns an ben Sunftions mt
3isen, tpel&e bic Sabn ~frsu,sn.
Itdets ubtr steft einit rereen ssn aasn Coupon : Itda-
Aasnttn In ben Der. Ct. uni CANADA p~trtauft.
5rasei mad 1iftts rta Der Gttsaes v. aertbrehtra q.
hsntabn une nebmet fstne anesrn.
Rsr gprf Office, Nc. AIS Srrdepas; 6ehsn Sffse, 70.
5 State Strait; omaha Dice. 2i5 5arubam StraSe:
Gan 3raneser Office. ft DteRtarmtrp Strdst, Gtisass
1tdet. Sffees. 81 9lart Ctr, inter esm Sbsrman.6 auft
IS Canal. Ode Waeiisn Str. 8in,ts Giraffe Depot Ode
N. ain5is u. canal Strass; gsus Stra5t Dspst. d6s
gotas u. 8inJe Ctr.
gptstn Ratsn pesr S~n'rrmditpu, relGt tsr uiAt pen O..
rem eeialassuisn stirmmtn iSnnt, rtneet ea& an
q. s. Slsunstt, Sadrpia Sng6itt,
Ssnl yaH. as,ut. Gsisas0. Seal s0asr. gsissss.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-31
nag Cine 5e5te ssrou. - Cine inn

sas- Cine feite Srau. = Cine jung.
Ydusrin bsiratbste sinsn Mann, Der i'm
@sru9s iiaib elm sinsslsii4tes 8nsipse.
ME ,u i.in. am Gage nod Der So95eit
fdbrts iie i'm in ben Sintsrbof, NO Elm
umsstir3tes Sab lag. v@0e absnbs
punt E ubr tuiro Susemadt." iasts lie
snti9loiisn; tommt 9u jemals ipdter
bsim, idlafit Ou in eisiem SaHs." Ser
Mann par itsts isbr pinitlid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-31

say- Gre nsue Spsiie. - @at (ur
&slnsrin, Die srit tir,lid in Die Stabt se-
tommsn) .Iani. babsn sic uieqei4t
Ssimpsb !" = 8elnerin IS msib net ;
absr / wsrb' slsid in Der Ri4s naafras'n
Oh bsute ems oa lit. WOQsn ga bal5s
ODER Il san,e Yortion?'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-31

far sts 8 srSsten DampHaifs- Ssmpasniseu mao surVS.
9dsiibe Mbfabrt.
Samburs- I'm Z fanii1t 2inie IS Dampfer
Ncre. Ttut9sr elpyb, Yremen Is Dampfn
Gunarb einie, 9issrpo0l u. Antrsr. Is Dampfn
Neb Star Cine 8 Dampfu
Die 9auisnte BON yaHastusn. bic Id In ben Iesttn 4.
Sabrsn auf ettisn Dampftrn berruter uns binibsr fptttr
Babe. ane bic btRt Gmpfttlnus unb tabtn ntr sas 0utrauo
mtintr 8rsuaes stf&et.
Sn gsrbinbuns nit Sbissm, ffeue ID
Wsdisl auf ale 9aupttdote @uropa's aus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-31

Gin junssr Yrois7Or 9biloiopbid ipra9
pisl aui Dem 8atbsosr bon SD uno Nidt.
Sd. gnolid itano sr in isinsm giisr
aui. idlus iid an Die Yruit unb idris :
SD bin Sd !" ba b0rts mon einsn S9l-
Ter auf elmer Der b~intsren Ydnte antmoe.
ten +; .Wsnn sic SD lino, tpsr bin ber-
nod i'd ?" uno aasemsines @eld9tsr ers
fol9ts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-31

pa> Yeri9isbsne 4nIi9tsn. Sn eng.
lamb .rtldrsn bic Hidter Seosrmann fir
bstruntsn, tpsnn sr ni4t mebr ssben iann /:
in Sdpttlano oassssn, wenn er nidt msbr
ipre6sn fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-31

sss- Gin junssr Ssrr problte: sd bin
in iinf Winutsn swei Msil.u ssritten.
t0nnsn sic oies aud. Ssrr Stallmeiier? ?"
,Geitsn tann ids nitt," ermieosrte Der
@siraste. nabsr liisen fam id es aa9."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-31

fir bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Capital.
Smperial e. Iortbern Suf. Cos,
bon 0eneen, Sob S25, 0OO, 900
&spal Sni. 60,
BON liverpool, co. 200. 900
Commercial ilnion M. Co.,
pen Qeneon, Sob, 49, 600, 900
German american mi. Co..
ron 3sw gort 1000 900
ct. Vaul Geuer & Iarine Sni. Co.,
BON ct. paul, 100000
ct. Soitpb Seuer & @arine Sni. So.
pca ct. Spisph 10000
atlas Sni. Co..
son Sartfcrs, 100000
German Sni. 60,
pom 8raport 81, 100000
q. q. auioential vii. Co.,
pom 5artfors, 500, 900
9rabelers' Sni. 60,
Vpn 5artforb, $4,000
Metna 9iie Sni. Go,
pOm SartfOrs. 20, 600, 900
Ditfe nd1tsen Gsmpasnietn, Stt I'D BET hem aeteass I'M
Beasn Ssur surh panifliHs aabiuns ibrtr gtrIuAs t
ndbrt babsn, ~smpftblfR I'D idbf une fSnntn ~Gea&uunea
sun Gissntbuu ~ ben btaisasn Rattn sntststn ssnsuso
reretu.