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VaEINSTIrUTE.

Ns,cJb, J,,uie ,,,, opens It's SPRING
itliand % ialh' with unabated energy
Lne v dsy WIN WNlIIe,awake teachers. III
6bIsc, .,, ana boarding school in the
kntb bsSSs.eh. bsSS Special advantages
| NJ If ailu music, Eight instructors
in Wnnwihg taught in no Other
IA q"nlnliglon. MODERATE
i AMI nasUhyoCGH WORK. Primary
I'M ~ senior senior classes. Monthly re
!, StIsdp, paiehls TO be signed and re
E1 Iio, r' number number OF boarding pupils
kfOSO eeilcular) MRS. & MISS
kyeIpe viile WiI Institute, No. 800 Della
|Ltave Wilmington, Del.
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|miurton Markets.

,,cros, DEL, August i2, ins;
's' y, he Brandy wine Mills iof
corrected Daily.
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ETEiAN Nan FEMALE COLLEGE,

N IAN FEMALE COLLEGE,.
wi. ,mnd.LAlNGT0N, DELAWARE,
fsIl9s ~ Of The Fail term, Mon
F,~sS ~, there will be a N Il w
n; NV furniture, NEW repairs
|.,s Ess Ihe building, NEW pianos,
A ,5 ,dS Ss.hveniences y, NEWLY intro
|So,S a1u 10 70 lhe comfort OF the young
1 ,Sd .ii N me public and privale
Clrs,ai cs al ihis at the OLD prices
EIv %yutS ! address the president,
-' d. NJ WILLIAMS. A. M.
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The New Orleans yellow fever state
ment TOR the twenty-four hours ending
noon Yesterday was: New cases 22,deaths
"A. At Port Eads to dale 25 cases and D
deaths are reported.
tt is said that Moody and Sankey will
not labor together next winter.
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[ IACAnEMY

\ ACADEMY,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
|tGlATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS
EAL W. MuRPHEY, A. M,
Az assisted BY seven experienced
~ tne STp!S School will reopen on
kon,, k.sl,Dsues apply TO L. f. Thomas
0OA oVofe' iy20-lm
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EDUCATIONAL.
dywlne Seminary,
TITCTE RrILDING.

|STITCTE BUILDING,
FEet streets, will open Monday,
Estb, 1873. A limited number oi
Pupils will be taken at $500 per
Circulars may be had OF G. #,
X Co., or by application TO
FE W. s. MCNAIR, Principal
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my ana sHi STOCKS
Ponds and Gold in n

puy ana se1i stocEs
n. Bonds and Gold ,i,il1o in N. n
10, York, ,Phila baltimore
and local markets.
vRs AsD BROKERS.
ou,e Building. Entrance on d
Street.
| American, Red star, .,I tnma1 nan
n Lines to Great Britain ana
n Europe
WANTED N ~
Wilmington q Northern r. H.
Ss1, Nj Rail Road Co.'s Stock.
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and commercial

oel., August = llS IS's ~
e. sa,o,'Iss.Sl House 'Baildins
to., Clay,S ,SM. to-day M
pel3 3ininTATIONS. N
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Lw00D INSTITUTE,
EONC0aDVILLE, pa.

V'VVAD lille, IA.
ltr quarter; Girls si5. Stu.
pared for business, Yale or Har.
Tg; r, First, class Professors.
fh shORTLlDGE. A. M,
Principal,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-02-07
A GtftfrOm the Great PhilanthrO-
DiRt

COLUMBIA, January 30.-The follow
ing correspondence transmitted to the
General Assembly to day, will explain
itself:
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WALHAIL, CAROLINA, FEBRUARY Z, 1878.

nurseries, collecting specimens Of useful
plants and animals, birds, hsh, &c., and
propagate them for sale Or etcliange.
The hdmtn mihd mads bisStrity stib.
servient to mans Requirements; to the dnni,
hilatlon of time and space. The hungering
for knowledge Of tho unknown, the first
talk through the wiros that surrounded tho
earth, was astounding now wo talk with the
extremes Of the earth and 10 advance of tho
suns velocity. He who reflects upon tho
mental oonquests of tho late past, should
not be surprised if the timo was at hand
when we should receive information of all
that is trauspiring in the planets and stars
the power Of tho immatcrial human mind
beyond comprehension. It goes from tho
compound to the simple, and surpasses
whom handled knowledged all else existing
or conceived. Compare its reach with all
the powers In daily use, it briugs us down
to broad aud meat, which depends upon the
invislsible atom unknown to tho millions
that 1.-Two and die-.a thing ouled phosphorus
which is in appearance tho nucleus--the
primitive form OF vitality.
T. G. CLEMSON.
Fonr HILL, January 22d, 1878.
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VEGF1TNT.

The following letter from Rev w. @.
Mansfield, formerly pastor OF tho Methodist
Episcopal Church llydo Park, aud at present
settled in Lowell. must cnncinco every ono
win, reads his letter of the wonderful curative
qualities of HEGETISE az IL thorough cleanser
and purifier Of The III nd.
IiYDE PARK, Mass, Fob. Is, 1876.
Mr.. II. r. STEVENS.
Dear Sir-Ahnnt ten years ago my Health
failed through the depicting effects of dys-
pepsih; nearly year Inter was attacked by
typhoid-fever in its worst form 1t settled in
my bnck. and took the form of n large deep
saated nbscess, which was fifteen months in
gathering. had two surgical operations by
the beat skill in the State. but received no
permanent cure. / suffered great pnin ut
times, and was constantly weakened by q
profuse discharge. / also lost small pieces Of
bone at different times.
Matters ran on thua about seven years. till
May. 1874 when n friend recommended mo
{" z" t" vnu" Office, and talk with you of the
virtue of vfosr1Sr. i did 10. and by your
kindness passed through your mannfacnry.
noting ,h' nsrcdicnta. &C.. by which your
remedy is rrn'luced.
By wha, saw and heard l gained somo
confidence in EEaETINE
commenced mking it soon after, but felt
worse from ts effects; still pcrsevored, and
SOON felt j. was bene6ting me in other respects.
L c' H'a ubt SGG lie fcSultS L ueSlTCu tIII 1
had taken it faithfully for little more than
year, when the difficulty in the back wns
cured; and for nine months I have enjoyed
the best Of health.
have in that time gained twenty five
pounds of flesh. being henvier than over
beforo in my life. and was never more able
to perform labor than now
During the past few weeks had scrofu-
lons swelling rs largo as my fist gather on
another part of my body.
l took vEoETINE faithfully, and it removed
it level with tho surface in month. I think
| should have been cured of my main trouble
sooner If l had taken larger doses, after
having become accustomed to ite effects.
Let your patrona troubled with scrofula or
kidney disease understand that it takcs time
to cure chronic diseases; and, if thcy will
pntiently take VEoETINE, it will, in my judg-
mont, cure them. With great obligations. l
am, yours yery truly,
G. w. MANSFIELD.
Pastor Of 81 Methodist Episcopal Church.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-02-07
of outs aud flls from Cincinnati to Chatta.
hooga unless the work went ont

of cuts aud Oils from Cincinnati to Chatta.
hobga unless the work went on?
To refuse to vote S6,O00,000 to complete
the road was to lose the $l0,000,000. To
vote the 100000 additional would be to
increase the total city debt to about S23,
600, 900, imposing heavier burden than
many property holders thought they could
stand. However, after thorough canvass,
the additional $6,000,0OO wero voted and
the work went on. Now that is gone and
the road is very nearly, but not quito, done.
About 81 100000 more will be required to
complete it and furnish rolling stock. All
the great bridges are done, the grading is
all completed, the iron is laid for 160 miles
aud the cars running, and the iron aud ties
are bought and paid for 100 miles more,
but there is no money to lay then':
When once this lih6 is completed, and
completed it must be, it will give Cincipnati
an advantage over Southern trade not
possessed by any other city. It is straight
trunk line from the Queen City into the
heart Of the South, turning neithor to the
right nor the left, on account of rivers or
mountains or natural distractions. It goes
over and through them oil. With the road
complete no city west of tho Allegheny
Mountains can compete With Cincinnati for
Southern trade.
AS railroad it will, In many respects,
be without an equal in Amerioa. 1t has
more tunnels, ana louger ones, than any
other railroad; it crosses more large streams
than any railroad Of equal length, and it
hes the highest railroad bridge in tho world,
that across kentucky River, being 285 feet
above water. Of other large bridges may
bo mentioned those across the Ohio, the
Tennessee, the Cumberland, the New River
and Emory. Of tunnels there ore more
than upon any road Of equal leugth in
America. The number is twenty seven,
and ono Of them is the longest in tho
United States, excepting the Hoosao, in
Massachusetts. In looking over tho pro-
files of this great work, and gathering, iu
the minds eye, the mountains that are
pierced, the streams CROSSED, the CULTS
spanned and the ohasms filled, the wonder
is not that the road will cost $18,000,0OO,
but how it could be built for that sum.
ft Fl " r.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-02-07
Safe and Sure.

Mr.. IL r. STEVENS.
In 1877. your YEoETlSE was recommended
to mo; and, yielding to the persuasions of q
friend, | consented to try it. At tho time I
was suffering from general debility and ner-
vons prostration. suporinduccd by ovcrwork
and Irregular habits. lts wonderful strength.
ening and curative properties seemed to affect
my debilitated system from the frat dose, and
under it's persistent use / rapidly recovered.
gaining mure than usual health and good
feeling. Since then I have not hestated to
give VgaErrNE my most unqualified indorse.
ment ns being safe. sure and powerful agent
in promoting health and restoring the wasted
the only medicine Iusc, and as long as live
never expect to fnG better.
Yours truly, w. II. CLARK,
l20 Monterey Street, Allegheny. Penn.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-02-07
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ooon99 Countv

ny Richard Lewis. Esq, Judge of Probate.
MeasnsAs, J. W. stribling. Clerk Of Court, has
made suit to me to grant him Letters Of
Administration Of the Estate aud Effects Of w.
N. Craig, deceased
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said W. N. Craig, deceased, that they DO and
appear before me in the Court of Probate, to bo
hold at Walhalla, 8. c., on Wednesday, the Goth
day Of February, 1879, after publication hereof,
at IL O'Clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if
any they have. why the said administration
should mol be granted. ~
Given under my hand, this 9Th day Of Janu-
ary, Ammo Domini 1878.
RICHARD LEWIS,
Judge Probate Oconee county.
m Jan 10, 1878 8.6t
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-02-07

a man in Harom, N. H., has sued the
diletory lover Of his daughter for $500 for
room rent, fuel and lights during four years
Of courtship.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-02-07
Our Minister'S Wife.
LOUISVILLE. KY, Feb. lG, 1871

LOUISVILLE, NY., TED. 10, 1871.
Mr.. II. r. Stevens.
Dear &r--Three years ago was suffering
terribly with 1n1ammntory Rheumatism
Our minister's wife advised me to tuko VEaE-
FINE After taking nno bottle. wns entirely
relieved. This year, feeling n return of the
disoase, again commenced tnking it, and am
being benefited greatly. 1t also greatly i'm.
proves my digestion. Respectfully,
Mrs. A. BALLARD.
l0l1 West jefferson Street.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-02-07

PRosrERITY or CHARLESTON. .--Wo 500
10 the Nc'os and Courier that "thcrc wero
10 CharIeeston harbor on Saturday about
seventy-fvo vessels" of various nationali-
ties. The prosperity Of Charleston is the
prosperity of tho whole State. May she
soon bo tho great seaport of tho South.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-02-07
v E G E r | N E
An Excellent Medicine.
SPRINGFIELD, O., Feb. %. l2

~. SPRlNofIELD, O., Feb. 28, iX77.
This is to certify that have used VKoE-
TINE manufactured by II. r. Stevens, Boston,
Mass.. for Rheumatism and General Prostra.
tion of tho Nervous System, with good sue
cess. recommend VEoErINE as an excellent
rhcdicine for such complaints.
Yours very truly,
g. W.VANDEdRIFT.
Mr.. Vandegrft, of tho firm Of Vandegrift
d Huffman. is o well-known business man in
this place. having ono Of the largest stores in
Springfield, o.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-02-07
sTE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,

itself:
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
COLUMBIA, January 30, 1878.
Gentlemen Of the General assembly:
take great pleasure in submitting to
you letter from the the Hon. Peter Coop
er, of New York, proposing to make valu.
able donation to tho State. My answer to
the venerable philanthropist is also trans
mitted for your information.
The generous action contemplated by
Mr.. Cooper, deserves grateful recognition
at the hands of the State authorities, and
trust that tho General Assembly will express
to this gentleman the sense of the deep
obligation under which he has placed the
people Of the State.
WADE HAMPTON,
NEW YoRK, January II, 1878.
Hon. Wade Hampton, Governor:
Allow me to present 10 you, for your
consideration, and also that Of your Legis
lature the following inquiry, concerning a
donation which upon conditions, might
make for the benefit Of the youth Of South
Carolina, viz:
"What are the best conditions on which
the State of South Carolina would ACCEPT
the donation, from me, of certain property
situated at Limestone Springs, Spa:tanburg
County, S. c., consisting Of tho buildings
and one hundted, or more, acres of land,
and make and maintain a Manual Labor
Institution, or School Of Soienoe and Arts
applied to the useful md necessary purposes
Of life, for young women, similar to the
branches and pursuits now taught in the
Cooper Union of New York.
If there be any need of an Orphan Asy.
luln, this might be included in the general
design, as there are buildings on tho estate
sufficient for both purposes.
My attention has been directed by a
friend of Southean education (1heodorc
Brown) to the great needs Of The you'll of
South Carolina, for instruction in useful
arts aud trades, which, in my opinion, is
one of the best methods OF securing tho
prosperity Of our glorious union of States,
which Is my ardent desire.
am, dear sir,
Yours, vory respectfully,
PETER COOPER.
No. 0 Lexington avenue, New York.
STATE OF SoUTH CAROLINA,
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
COLUMBIA, January 80.
My Dear Sir: Your letter, informing me
of the munifcent donation which you pro-
pose 10 make to this State 10 aid Of the
cause of education, has been received, and
[ beg to express my great qualification on
account Of your generous action in this
matter. but fore.eli what will, am
sure, be tho scnse Of tho General Assembly
when [ tender to you, on behalf of the State
the most heartfelt thanks for your benef.
cenoc. Your request shall be submitted
to the Legislature, and it's action in tho
premises shall at onco bo transmitted to you.
With my own earnest thanks, and the
assurance Of my respect and esteem, have
the honor to be
.A Very truly, yours,
@1sa WADE HAMPTON,
}. Governor.
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THESTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County Of ooonee.
HI. f In the Court Of Common Pleas.

Az tuo OOuEt u VUWulOu Il6At'
Sidney Davis and Warren r. Davis, Plsiu-
tiffs. against A. Cnrnog, Surviving Ex-
+ acutor of tho last Will and Testament of
o Samuel Knox dccensed, Mary Knox, his
= widow Louisa Grishnm, wife Of w. 8.
)" Grishon, Antoinette Nevili. wife of john
&, G. Ncvill, Fauuio Hardy, wife Of John
II Hardy, Susan J. Wright, wife of John
Wright, Lcils Les, wife Of Jesse NJ. Lee,
{. Isabella Knox, Thomas Knox, Samuel
Knox. James T Knox. Fannie j. Wright,
tS (ncc Knox,) widow Of William Knox,
& deceasci, md hie eight children, to wit:
Fletcher Knox, Tugaloo Knox, LUCY
Cobb Knox. Samuel Knox. Shoal Creek
= Knox, Matthew Knox, Jauie Branch
Kuox aud Willie Joe Knox, heirs-ut law
s. of Sau,ucl Knox, deceased, Defendants-
Complaint for Specific Performance,
Ret'ets dc.
10 the Defendants uboue nonca.
NOU are hereby summoned and required
i to stswer the ppluint 10 this action,
which in 6led in the Office. of the Clerk of
Common Plens, for the soid County, and to
serve copy of your answer to tho said
o6mplsint on the subscriber at his Office, on
the public square in WsIhalIa, 8. c., within
twenty days after tho service hereof, axcIu-
sive of the day of such service; md if you
fail to answer the compliant within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this action will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded
!, 10 the complaint.
!, u Dated January l, 1878.
S p. DENDY,
PlninuAs' Attorney.
~ To the absent Drirnd,nts: A t!nrnog.
J. Surviving Executor of the last vii, aud
Testament Of Samuel Knox, dccensrd. Mary
Knox, his widow, Louise Grishum, wife Of
W. 8. Grisham, Fannie Hardy, wife of
John Hardy, Snaa:s :. Wright, wife Of
John Wright, Leila Lee, wife of Jesse NJ.
Lee, Thomas Knox, isabella Kuox. Samuel
Knox, James Z. Knox, take notice that the
complaint and summons in the above stated
d cotton was fled in the Office of the Clerk of
the Court of Common Pleas for Oconec
County, s. c., on the first day of January,
1878, for specifio performance, relief, go.
'ii Pr SIP. DENDY,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Jan. 8, 1878 TO
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ss,769,911 72

COLUMBIA, January 2S.-Informatiou
was received here today that on the 23d
instant u revenue force raided on lot of
Illicit distillcrs in the vicinity of Whitaker's
Station on tho Air Limo Railroad and sew
oral newly sartcd dstillercs were captured
and broken up.
The "Aioonshincrs' suspected Mr.. w. j.
Z: Roberts, q gentleman residing near
Whitaker's Station, of having furnished
Information of their whereabouts to the rev.
enue officers, ond on the night of the 24th
mob completely gutted his store. On the
night of tho 25th his dwelling was surrouu-
ded by crowd of men who fred off guns
and pistols, but tho presence Of three reve.-
nue officers in the house prevented the
capture and probable murder of the inmates.
Roberts has fled from his home and is now
in Spartanburg
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-02-07
The Public Debt.

The Comptroller General, I1agood, in
obedience to a resolution of tho Senate,
states the public debt Of tho State as follows.
This includes everything known in the shape
of indebtedness:
Bonded debt provided for
10 the Consolidation
ACT, principal, s5,9o8, $3.50 81
bonanza warrants lbig) 1851 70
BONANZA warrants Qittle) 100000 90
Defclenclcs OF l875-76, 299,080 67
Dehclenoles OF lS76-7, 1878 05
Total, ss,769,911 72
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-09-10
0eheimbIn0eIet.

Welde tiefe Wurseln bic @ebeimbinbe'
lei in OeutidIanb seidIasen, be3eust fol-
senber Sorfau, ben mir benz Srt. Volts'
bIatt aus War3burs entnebmen.
v&iirSIid baben f9 2O-So S4ulbus
b n 3u eiuer 6retmaurerIos &c" 5u:
iammensetban. Gin Eburmsema4 gu ct.
8urtarb, gu weIdem fe 3utritt batten,
neil ber Sobn zines &irdsnbebienteiten ibr
vStublmeiiter mar, biente ibnen als Ters
iammIunssort. Oort permabrten iie in
ibrer v8unbesIabe" bic Isreinsiniisnien,
weIde aus einem Gobtentopf, einem Yiitol
obne S4IoB unb einem alien Siidenmeier
b~eitanben. IuBerbem beiaBen fie nod
apei ieioene Sabnen, auf weIden elm bluti'
ses 9er3 seitidt ruar. Die gufnabme'Ge'
remonien ioIen idauerli9 :romantii4 gene
fen iein, pas gintrittsselb betrus Is &ei9s:
.pfennise. Ois @ei1i9te fam beraus, als
bic lusenoli9e Sreimaurerlose einen Ius'
lu9 ma4te unb in Der @esenb BON @ilin:
gen einise Sbitbaume plinberte. Oie
5elbbiter, peI9e weber Dor bIutenben Ser:
sen nod Dor alien 8i9enme1ern ion6erli:
den &eipett 3u baben pflesen, nabmen ben
Hdoelsfibrer ~sefansen, unb 10 nabm BIZ
id0ne Sbpue nit elmer pom 9srrn 2ebre,
aussetbsiIten Priiseliuppe elm proiaii9es
Gnbe."
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@Gtun8 ibr &atbolifem!
Sic Gimme nes bcrff. Rins TX,

Sn uniern Tassn i6eint bic 9oriebuns
Der tutboIi'9en Srefie cine beionbere Wiii:
fion seseben gu buben. On ibr lit eS, bic
@runbidse Der Srbnuns unb bes 9laus
bens Bort, mo bieielben berri4en, 81 bepabs
rem uno fe ba Su perbreiten, mo @ottlos
fsteit unb cine talte @leidsiItisteit bies
ieIben in Sersefenbeit seratben lieBen. =
Bius TX. in einem S9reiben pon 1851.
@ir eriuden gle ~initanbisit allen benen
NIT eurem suten WiIen unb eurer @nnit
beisuiteben, bic nit 9eiit besabt nnb nit
seniisenber &enntntB alsseritet, ii9 on
bte Arbeit MAIDEN unS Bidder unb 3eituns
gen our gertbeiOisuns unb Serbreituns Der
fatboliiden 3ebre uerOfientIi3en. - gncps
clica 9ius TX.
9aBt Ni6ts unperiu6t, woburd nniere
beilise &elision unb ibre beiliame 3ebre In
ben Sereiaisten Staaten meter perbreitet
werben t6nnen, bamit ~perirrte Wanserer
auf ben re9ten Gfab auridse!eitet werben
rr5sen. -S9reibeu 9ius TX. an bic 8is
S10fe Der 9. ct.
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Sur BeaGtun8 Oct oeuti6en &a'
tboIifen 9lmerifa'S.

Na9 ben neusitsn 3uiammeniteuunsen
sibt es in Oeuti9Ianb ausenbIidIi9 fies
bensis proteitantii9e SOurnaIe NIT l7O.s
600 2eiern unb e9s3is tatboIii@e 3eis
tunsen nit $50 900 2eiern. Sc ersibt ii9
baraus, baB, obpobl Oeuti@Ianb mebr ais
boppelt 70 uieI proteitanten ais &atboIiten
sdbIt, bod auf elm proteitantiides SOurnaI
I'M Our9i9nitte nur 240O, aaf ein tatbos
lii4es basesen 5000 tommGa. Man fam
bieien unsebeuren 9lufidwuns Der fatboIis
iden Prehe tn Oeuti3lanb als bentli9en
8eweis anieben, baB man serabe bort, mo
Der vgultartampf" am b69iten entbrannt
1T, bic Wi9tisteit elmer enti9iebenen fas
tbolii4en Yreiie ertannt unb @aes aufses
bOten bat, um ie gu f0rbern. Wir ri4s
ten beBbaIb an bic beut4en
&atbOIiten @merifa's bic 6ras
&c, OBJ MID aud bic beutf4e tas
tbOIif@e Yreife Mmertta's els
mes dbnIi9en af4wunses
fabts ware? Wenn iebieWi d.
tisteit Der tail oIti4en prene
o eraBt batten, ME ibre Yris
Der in 0eutf4Ianb, mibte bas
loon lansft Der Gau fem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-09-10

mard niemals bic 8riiden binter li9 gang
absebroden bat, ionbern baB er INNER
idon porausseabnt bat, baB er NIT &om
nod einmal iiber bic preabii1e &irdense:
iessebung unterbanoeln mii6e. gr fir
einen Gbeil tam alto nit Gtedt BE:
haupten, baB er ss nit benz Spru9
yNa4 Ganoha seb'n mir ntdt"-iO unse'
beuer ernit serabe ni9t senommen babe,
UNI nidt trosbem nad-&iiinsen seben gu
fOnnen. Aber bic 9eerfibrer unb Trom'
peter i'm vGuIturfampfe" babsn ii9 bic
Sadie gang anbers sebadt. Sir fe unh
fir bic eisentIi9e vguliurtampf" Sads
ielbf iinb bic Serbanblungen in &iiiinaeu
bic entideibenbe Nieoerlase, neil bic gas
madt unb Iaeinberri9aft Der itaatlideu
@eiete bamit sebro9en lift unb bic Stride
aIs slei9bere9tiate Wa9t nebeu
benz Staate anertannt lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-09-10
Die unterbamoI un8en In
&tifn8en.
(slus BEN rS@war,sn gIatt.")

0ie @anOdasS aule i'm Sarge 1T pom
0lise setrofien worben! - 90 i9riebeu
bisier Gage bic vliberaIsn" 8latter nit eis
mem bosbaften Seitsnblide nod &iifinssu,
no Siirif 8ismard NIT einem Manne per:
tsbrt, Der ibnen ni9t sefdat.
SIS bat fi9 nun freiIi9 berausseitslt,
buB Der BIis nit Der ganofiasS duIe iid
ni9t ~abssseben bat; bas llawetter bat blot
in Der Iabs irsenbwo einen Baum ober ID
etwas setroffen, bic SduIe 1T gang sebIIe'
ben, anb es pranst mad ME por has itolst
@ort baran: v@ir seben ni4t mad Ga'
%nOfa."
IS no. iebr psrninftis BON benz BIis,
baB CT bic SauIe uubsbslist IieB, benn BIZ