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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-12-02
Butte iii New York.

are in receipt of u private letter from
orx, which conveys the gratifying intel
that the capitalists of Gotham are
% intelligent inquiry into the condition
fltana mining property, and especially of
mes In the Summit Valley District, of
productiveness they have heard so
There seems to be a growing tendency
moneyed men Of the Empire State to
lew fields for the investment of their
: capital, and as they have now assured
flyes that the business of mining is
p safe AID legitimate as merchandising
|roadi NJ, and Liza, The profits are much
d, there is little doubt that they will
70 interest themselves largely in Mon
pinin; pr petty.
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PERSONAL.

T. Il. Baker arrived yesterday from Trout
creek, Missoula county.
We clip the following from a Helena paper
received yesterday:
Miss Belle Forbis was a passenger on
yesterdays coach for Butte, where she joins
her mother and brothers, and will make that
city her future home. Miss Belle has grown
up from childhood to w%omanhood in Helena,
and is a general favoriJe i'll society here. The
kindest wishes of host of friends follow her
to her new nome in the silver city.
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gentleman named Benjamin yesterday
ght to our sanctum a turnip of fearful
wonderful dimensions. 1t was grown by
=. Post, in Crow Greek valley, and is Of
phenomenal size that the first impression
|e beholder is that the fruit is a clever
(tion in wood, similar to that which late
box the prize in the Kansas State fair.
ever there are few Massachusetts, men in
fana, so the vegetable giant is most prob
genuine. The weight is twenty-six
ids, and the sight of it causes an incredu-
smile to distort the countenance of our
brs. Admission free.
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(From Wednesdays Daily.)

"SaASSNoy D0hJJ
The banks are doing a rushing business.
Several prairie schooners unloaded yester-
day.
The weather was plentifully cussed yester-
day. .'#... ..--
The boom for hot drinks is now fairly I'M
der way.
Butte is fast assuming a metropolitan ap-
pearance.
Sunny France is largely represented in the
the population of Butte.
II will not be Long before Walkerville can
boast of a marriage all its own.
Our agricultural sister city, Deer Lodge,
will be lively during the court term.
Helena, though a live town, casts envious
eyes on the growing prosperity Of Butte.
Several new and imposing brick structures
on Main street are almost ready for occupancy.
The jury lists published in another column
will prove entertaining to those whose attend
ance at Deer Lodge is not desired.
In yesterdays issue it was stated that Mr..
Joe Meader Is en- route from Salt Lake. 1t
should have been Mr.. Charles Meader.
Walkerville musicians are about to organ
ize a brass band. If the project succeeds, we
will head a subscription to pay their fare out
of the Territory.
The block of buildings occupied by Caplice
& Co., Gamer & Co. and kinna & Jack, are
being vastly improved in appearance by addi-
tions to the fronts. "
A number of people who could hardly
swallow the figures we published yesterday
in regard to the Crow Creek turnip, satisfied
themselves yesterday by personal examina-
ton that the statement was accurate. We
never told a lie.
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County Sent Morals.

A Deer Lodge lady was robbed of a con-
siderable amount of money on the night be-
fore last. While making a brief call at the
house of a friend, three men entered her
apartment, which she had incautiousiy left
unlocked, and distracted all the money she
had been able to save through her habits of
thrift and economy. It seems that the Deer
Lodge Jail has no terrors for the guilty.
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Painful Accident.

Late on the night before last a painful it
not serious accident befrl the wife of Mr.. Jas.
MUIR ay. il, the upper end of town. The lady
was ascending the steps leading from the back
door, when she slipped o.: some ice which
had formed there, and was prtcipitased Vlo-
lently t, the ground, breaking the Lone Of
one of her limbs. Medical aid was at once
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ECONOMY FAMILY SOAP.

This Soap will wash in hard or soft water
without u board better than any imported soap
will d.. with hard labor. 1t makes clothes soft
and pliable it removes Tar, Paint. Pitch or
Greese; it is the cheapest soap ever offered in
this market; IL is manufactured IN Montana only
the best material being used. support home
manufactures. Direct orders TO
]. p. NELSON.
lJl-lv. VIRGINIA CITY. NJ. 7.
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summoned, and the bonewas reset. The &C
cident, though painful, has occasioned no
alarm as to the probability Of more serious
results, and it is likely that within a few
weeks a complete cure will be effected.
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Fish and Game when in Season.

Having a large herd of Choice Beef Cattle, our
Market is supplied with the very best meats of
the very first quality; will be served by a skilful
cutter and sold at prices to compete with the
cheapest.
Oct. LOO ALLISON 4 BOWLER.
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FoR SALE on LEAsE.

NOW Is the time to secure No. Town Pro-
IN perty. We offer for Sale, or Lease for a
City and adjoining additions. Apply to
Nov. 13-dH BARRET e WARREN.
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LOCAL NEWS

Fan and Winter Cloaks:. New styles and new
goods at Mrs. Lou p. Smiths.
Silk and Worsted Goods. New, handsome,
cheap, fashionable and stylish, at Mrs. Lou p.
"A large lot of Notions and Fancy Goods lately
received, and more coming every day. Call and
examine them at Mrs. Lou P. Smiths.
east a nice y; lot Of chropos just received from the
a good assortment Of Pocket Cutlery and Gold
Pens at L.. Marks & Sons.
Meerschaum Pipes and Cigar Holders, latest
styles, atL. Marks 4 Sons.
prices Sead az snaa !. Marks s Z sen,s' Spurs etc.. at low
AL kinds Of Toys at reasonable prices al L.
Marks 4 Sons.
Lone Fsshcs,nan, a fine article of Smoking To-
bacco, at L. Marks q Sons. .F'TTS-1
A full line of all kinds of Cfooreaes lust receiv-
ed at l.. Marks & Sons.
Sons.
WINDOW. GLASS Large lot; all sizes from
Sxl0 TO S0x40 just received at j. M. Bowes' Fur
A nice assortment of Baskets, Willow Chairs,
etc., at L. Marks & Sons. ~
For q good domestic or imported Cigar, go to
Brackets and Picture Frames at greatly re-
duced prices at L. Marks & Sons.
Everybody smokes the Ar:zonian Cigar. For
sale at l.. MARKS &'SoN's.
-Jobbing Off % 900 Cigars at cost, less freight, at
W. Coleman & Co.'S. Bound to sell.
Fresh lot Smoking and Chewing tobacco, best
quality and lowest price at w. Coleman & Co.'S.
FRESH CONFECTIONERY before breakfast
every morning at COLEMAN & Co.'S. Butte.
A fresh lot of Cigars at reasonable prices Just
received at L. Marks & Sons.
Fresh Oranges just received at l.. Marks &
Sons.
MOST BEAUTIFUL GOODS. IN SILVER AND
SILVER PLATED. NEW DESIGNS, at
G.. A. B. HALvoRsoN's.
" Montana Hams Shoulders and Bacon, Bit
ter Root Cured, at
MARCHEssEAU& vALITON's.
~ Fresh Cranberries at
MARCHESSEAU & vALITON'S.
- FRESH CRANBERRIEs
At L. MARKS & SONS.
SWISS AND AMERICAN WATCHES
at G. A. B. HALvoRsoNss.
FINE JEWELRY at G. A. B, H~ALvoRsoN's.
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Notice of Forfeiture.

NOTICE is hereby given to john Neagle,
IN that the undersigned has done the work
and made improvements on the Curry Lode,
Deer Lodge County, Montana, in the amount of
two hundred dollars (s2OO), and unless John
Neagle, his heirs OF assigns, as CO owners with
eighth thereof, shall pay to me the sum of
twenty-five dollars (S25.OO), within ninety days
from the date of publication of this notice. your
interest in sad Mine will become forfeited to
me by due process of law.
MARCUS DAILY.
Butte, M. T., Nov. %, 1879. 3md-96
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From Tuesdays Daily.l
The Helena papers report an earthquake.
This is altogether too cold to be comfort
able.
The mercury descended to bedrock last
night.
Freight will be shipped from the terminus
all winter.
The approach of winter will no. affect sill
yer mining operations.
Seats on the top Of red hot stoves command
a premium in the bar rooms.
The proprietors of opium deDs have been
fined $50 each-in Salt Lake.
1t IS reported that large numbers of turkeys
jumped the country last night.
A magnificent specimen of gold ore was
brought to town yesterday from the Mantle
lode, Boulder.
The Office of the Rocky Mountain Husband
man (horrible nancy has been removed from
Diamond City to White Sulphur Springs.
The hotel and restaurant men have en-
hausted their ingenuity and their larders to
provide square meals for their boarders.
Within the past few weeks scarlet fever has
made its appearance in Dee, Lodge and the
surrounding country. Children are the
principal sufferers, but adults are not exempt
from the attacks Of the disease. Fortunately
it has appeared in a very mild form, and the
physicians have had no trouble in controlling
it..
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NOTICE TO

THE Alta Montana Conpa " wish tn con
i tract for hauling $50 TO 500 tons of iron ore
from keating's Mine RaleTSburgh, to their
works ut WickeS', distance. 81 miles. Particn-
lars can he had of KINNk & JACK.
Oct. Is, dSw tf73 Rurta NJ ~
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H. JACOBS & CO.

just received Stylish Fall and Winter
Clothing at
H. JACOBS & co.
The Celebrated "Rowell" Goods, Neat
and Nobby at
Fl. JACOBS & co.
The pedestrian" Suits, Double and
Single Breasted, at
U. JACOBS & co.
Youths, Boys and Children's Suits. A
Complete and Attractive Stock at
H. JACOBS & co.
Chinchilla, Blanket, Buffalo and Beaver
Overcoats of all Grades at
H. JACOBS & co.
~~~-~~
A Full Line of Gents Furnishing Goods,
Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Blankets,
Gloves, Quilts, ETC., ETC., at
II. JACOBS L. co.
We don't wish to advertise prices to mis-
lead parties not posted in Goods, but will as.
sure our friends that we will sell them the
BEST GOODS at the LOWEST PRICE.
H. JACOBS Il co.
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Jury Lists.

The following is the list of grand and petit
jurors for the December term, A. D.. 1870,
Deer Lodge county, NJ. r.:
GRAND JURORS.
E. L. Bonner. Deer Lodge VIM. A. Clark,
Butte; Alex. belong, Flint Greek John
Edwards, Edwardsville ; Oscar Grewell, Flint
Creek; E. d. Holland, Philipsburg Henry
Hoffman, Deer Lodge r. g. Humber, Race
Track; Alex. Highland, Yreka; Thomas H.
Irvine, Butte; f. H. Irvine, Deer Lodge v.
b. McQuestlon, Beartown John q. Mclean,
Philipsburg; Robert McMinn, Butte; VIM.
Norton, Upper Valley ; j. G. Saverg, Cable /;
Q. J. Stark, He'll Gate ; Frank Stevens, Lost
Creek; R. w. Tibbitts, Blackfoot, D. N. Up
ton, Butte.
PETIT JURORS.
VIM. T. Ballard, Pioneer; o. P. Blaine,
VIM. 7. Boardman, Butte Charles s. Bagg,
Upper Warm Springs; j. N. Collins, Black
foot; Thomas Coleman, Philipsburg; Fred.
Caplice, Philipsburg; J.J. Donuhour, Black
foot; Marcus DAILY, VAUDEVILLE; J. s. Dad
dow, Pioneer D. NJ. Evans, Butte !; Thomas
G. ~Irvines, Deer Lodge George D. Lyons,
Edwardsville; James Purdy, Warm Springs ;
James Shields, Butte Jas K. Pardee, Phil
ipsburg; John R. Thomas, Butte William
Wallace, He'll Gate Valley.
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Mr.. r. P. Bateman has opened a -four, feed
and general produce business in the old Foster
place Oil lower Montana street. His long eX-
pericnce in this line will insure a first-class
stock and reasonable prices. Try him and
see. NOV17-4w
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Confederate gulch, in Meagher county,
Montana, famous throughout the territory for
the golden misunderstanding to several
millions of dollars-which it has turned out,
will next season again be heard from in the
lavish product of bright, rich gold.
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MARRIED.

LEARY-FURLoNG-At the st. Nicholas Hotel,
on Sunday, Nov. sd, at 5 o'clock, P. M, by
the Rev. Father DeRyckere, Mr.. Denis Leary,
and Mrs. Margaret Furlong.
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A LII Persons having outstanding accounts
IA with the firm of Marchesseau & Walton,
are noti1ed to come and pay up, as M: Mar
carly day to purchase Goods for their Store, and
for that purpose needs money.
Nov. 1-d3m .MARCHESSEAU Il WALTON.
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F0R RENT.

-sra.-a FOR RENT.
"OUSE, with three good rooms, In Warren &
IL Kingshnry's Addition. Apply at once to
nOv5dtf BARRETT 4 WARREN. q
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Susembursisch
@eretniste Staaten.

Sr. 9. Sbminn BON ct. Oonatus,
Sadion s.. Soma, bat cine nsue Cur unb
elm eisenes MittsI CUR Seiluns Der fallen:
ben Sudt erfunben. Die Sa9s miro bur5
bic 9. ct. patentirt. Or. S9pinb bat,
wie er uns iast, bereits mebrere 6iue in
ieiner 0adbaridaft sIidli9 curirt.
9lns 9en 9rirr, Minneiota, i5reibt
man uns: Wir baben bier i'm taItsn
Winuelota bas idOnlte Wettsr. @ir bsnuss
ten basislbe I. 80, INN uns Der W6lfe Al ent;
lebissn, bic In Der @ssenS sismIi9 bdufis
psr6sn. Wir i9aarten uns suiammen,
8auern unb Sidbter, 81 an Der Sabl, cine
Treibia9b abjubalten. Nues 9ins gut pon
o llbr 8ormittasS bis 4 llbr Na1mittass,
bann erbolten mir unS. Ils mir aufbres
den %ioltsn, siinbete elmer Der Ereibsr feline
Yfeife OH uuo mari bas ~brsnusnbe S9pes
fsIbols meg. Oa i6rie elmer 6eusr, Seusr
unb ais mir urs umiabsn, mar swar ni9t
bas @sbSIs, aber cine @ieie IN Sranb.
Sin Gbsil Der Saser b6rte has @sibrst II.
nun fommsn ale gum 96i4en. Gbs mir
bas Seuer bepdlti9t batten, paren $50 older
Wieie abgebrannt. Hatirli9 ma9te bas
Der Sasb elm Gnbe, bic omar ni9t 10 reid
ais mir seboiit aussefalen mar, absr bod
4 @OIfe u. 20 Stid 9aien s~eIiefsrt bate.
Mas Gllcnpuub, &anias, piro uns un:
term 4. Sebruar mitsstbeilt: Soeben iinS
unlere Sreunbe bic Serrsn @eber uno Su'
bertp aus Caledonia, Minneiota, bier ans
setommen, UNI il9 20 Mtsilen n6rbli5 pou
@usnwoOb unter ben bortissn eanbsIsuteu
an5uiebeln. @sber ssbenft balb isiner
SroesrteItore gu erOfiensn, nobel er aud
bic ~sutinftise YoltOfiice nit iibernsbmeu
! piro. Wir f0nnen nit 6reuosn iasen, baf
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9ea: So. $. Gtiss, 2an6p. gu Steins
born, unb s. 2ebnerts, gaufm. u. @aifw.
gu 0efinsen; Sobfdeib: So. 8. 9.
Rid!Is, Raufm. su Giidsn, unb 5. Biren,
2anon. gu 9obibsio; 9oIleri9: So.
u. Smlor, @ewsrbetr. uno Mitslieb Der
Sum BEL Der Barrier MISUNDERSTANDING pom
1873, gu 8~onneUes, unb s. N. Rleni4,
2Gn6p. 3u @jaspsri6 8apI: S5. q.
8tlbeIm: Sdmis, 9anbp. gu Rapl, unb W.
&apler: SapIer, @eperbstr. Su Getin9en;
&ebleu: s. 6. Ries, 9anop. su &sis
lpstlt; Sells: So. %. 2ubopicp, Sabris
fant gu sells, uno S. anselsbers. llnters
1tebn1er gu 6els; 2intseu: $50. 8. g.
SartboIome, 6ufi5mieo, unb %. S9Sls
len, Ganow. su 2intssn; 2orensme els
ler: So. u. S9r6ber, 2anbu. gu Sinss
BORT unO %. SeberipieI, 2anbp. su Selms
binseu; Meri9: Sr- %. Oitreur, Secs
meter gu Weri9; Monneri9: SS. S.
8aufmann, 3aubw. Sa Steiubriden, unb
%. Suasers, pd9ter gu MsttsntbaI;
q ommsrn: Sr. q. Gind, 2anbp. sl
S4ronbweiler; 8etinsen: So. S.
SeifeI, @afw. ;u getinseH, u. 3. alsin,
Satin. gu &obinsen; &Oier: 5r. 3. s..
@aGi9, 9anbw. su 8iuinsen; &outns
sersrunb: So. s. r1nben, @eperbetr.
gu MeiibIenbad, u. s. Brotherhood, 2anbw.
81 Goainsersrunb Sanbwe iler: $.
s. Wadsl: llisIbins, 9anbw. gu Sanbpets
Ter; S9iffIineen: 9r- s. Iau,
2anop. gu Sdifliusen; S4ittrtns
gen: Sr. u. MoIitor. Sanbp. su Ufunss
bad; Simmern: Sr. 30. Meri9, @ers
BET 81 Stmmern; Stsinfort: 9r. s.
Sauiemer, SObu, 9anbp. su Settinsen;
Stetn Ell: 50. s. Eonnar, @drtner 3n
Seisoorf rno 9. Sanieu, RentHer 3u
SteinisI; Straiisn: 9r. s. @roffs
8eIfrinser, 9anow. gu Stra1en; WaIs
er6insen: So. $. Songs Iodels, u.
8. 8Oiferbins, 9anbw. gu 5eIminsen;
Beiler 81 Sburm: ST. 5. q.
Sirmer:S 9reibsr, 2anbp. su Spreu.
(5Ortietuns foIst.)
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Gin S6ritt TT Der re1tcn
Gtmtuua.

Ser br9p'fe 9ii4of BON Montreol,
Misr. Sabre, bat einsn Sirtenbrief i6er
&ir9enmuitf erlaHeu, NORM er iast: vSer
einfa6e @resoriantide @sians 1T Der in:
atse, pabre ~Sirdsnsefaus. Gs 1T
bebbalb iebr wittis, baB ieins Yfese in
Der S9uIe uno iiberau, no ba5u @elesen,
belt TT, sei9ebe. 8ir a%nerfennen "tein"
Nedt Der Sraueu, i'm Gbore su
ftnsen. 0eBbaIb iou pom l. SUM-
1879 an Der 9eians uon 5rausn BET Sod
dn,tern unb ionffisem @ottssoienife, Der
gesper unb benz Sesea nit benz bo9w'iten
@ute uerboten iein. 9o9 iol trosoem
Srauen s%eitattst fem gu iinsen BET ibren
eisenen anba9tsibunsen, i'm gsrsine NIT
Der sanSen 9emeinbe, beim @ottesbienife
Der @rsbruberi9aften ober i'm Wonats Wsai
nnb bort, mo bic mdnnliden Stimmen
auein ni9t ausrei9en. Oo9 ioq In teinem
Sale Der mdunIide unb wsibli9s @bOr ses
miidt iein."
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Notwithstanding

Serr gan . nj 9ouperneur
Der Yropin3 unb Ger Sberit apou iino bes
auftrast worben, bic itsrbli9en llsberreite
bes Brinssn Seinri9 auf Der Our6fabrt
bur9 Belsten III besleiten. Oa Der Cob,
ten,us bur9 2itti9 fdbrt, 10 uirb bic @ars
niIon Der Staot Bel Der @elesenbeit uuter
Waffet treten unb ben ueberrelten bes
griulen bic lebte miIitdrii9e G5re erwsis
fen.
. aferer o. 5. Suarb gu 9raps
f~ontaiue le9te elm Seuer eiuen @strsibsbaus
fen pon stpa 1000 @arben Safer in Ii9e.
Der SerIuf betrdst etpa $50 Tr. unb
mut9maBt man Brand ftiftuus.
Sn Der gropins sebsn bic bort eris
i%iirenben SasbseieGidaften ben SSrfsrn
uno SeIobitern iturte 9ramien fin Sasbs
but, nm Der WiIobisberet ginbalt 81 tbun.
Ger bo4e Sdnes, Der sfnfans Sas
MIA fisI uno ben Sertebr bemmte, blisb
iber 90 Gage Iiesen.
SoIgenben 4rbeitern in inbulirieIs
len anifaIten 1T bic aus5si4nuns 2. 81.
erfannt worben:
S. 9. 9erop' gbenot usseu isinss piers
;ebn Sabre lansen SIetBss unb isiuss
ersmpIarii9en Betrasens in ben S1iefers
grubsn BON Warmifontlius.
Sules Sreny, gormann IN ben Sdiefsrs
srubsn su Sertrir, ressn ieines mulferbafs
ten Setragens unb ieines SleiBes, pd5renb
Der Oduer pon IA. sSdbren.
5. 9r6soire, Sdisfsrarbeiter gu Sers
beumont, neil ct wdbrenS 20 Sabrsn elm
fsiBtssr unb gutter arbeiter IN ben S9iefers
grubeu Ger Tamilie 8onnarbeau mar.
s. Oasonnier uesen ieiner sbrIiaen unb
ausse;ei9neteu 2eitunSsn aIs Gbef Der
5ra@ten am gabnbof IN aubanse.
Sir 8ese6auten bat bic &ssies
runs ben folssnoen @smeinoen bic babel
bemertte lluteritisuns sese5en: @ranos
SalIeur 26Oo ST., 9lrIon 1864 ST., SIaz
mierse 1859 Sr., attert 6275 5r., SiIs
lance 2543 ST. uuo Sebronpiae 5O7O ST.
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Saar, Woiel, Gitel nnO SunSs
r1Gst.

Die MoeIbabn i5reitet ibrer Yols
lenbuns i9neu entsesen. Us itebt Nuns
msbr fsft. bag bic san,s gerIin.W etsr
Staatsbabn: Strsde nit benz l5. Mai erSffs
net pirb. Sin S9usuSus spii5su gobs
leus:Erier niro in 24 Stunben feline Sabrt
suriidle9eu, unb Berlin auf Der ueuen
Strste bsrsits in 10 Stunben pcn goblsns
aus sa errei3en ietn.
Iufbem swii5sn goblsn, unb Srsis
fabrenben Oampfer Goncorbia bat fi5 am
8. San. Elm llnslidsfaI ereisnst. Bdbs
renb bas S9if Die Roiel berunter Tam,
mar Der Wai5init bamit bei5dftist, sinen
6rabueu bi9t su MAIDEN, als bas Siebes
robr platte; Der Wann wurbe 10 i9wsr
psrlsbt, baB er nod peniaen Iusenbliden
ben @siit aufsab. Sas S9if muiIte bets
Isssn uub cine beb0rSIi9e llnteriu9uns bss
Salles pirb itattfinosn.
Serrn Sob. ab. 2onsborffer
Jun. aus 9tsborf 1T file bic nit siaener 9ss
benssefabr ausSefibrte &ettuns zines 8ins
bss aus Der Saar bic &ettunss.W ebaiae
perlieben porbeu.
aus Mss i9reibt man benz vS3pdb.
Merc." pom IL. San: Bon fraus6fidsu
Sabritanten werben mafsnbaft biIoIi@e
Oaritsuuu9en, weI6e auf llmi9Idssn, gtis
tetten &C. unssbra5t psrSsn uus psI6s auf
bic &iterobsruns gliaB.2Otbrinsens 8es
sus BADEN, In ben SanosI ss6ra9t. Sin
grocer SbeiI berislben sebt mad @liaBs
9otbrinssn. SsiipieIspeiie bat bic SOLICIT
am O.. anS 10. Sanuar in Messr 8sins,
9iqueurs uno Eabatsbanolunsen srobe
Suantitdten pom ioldsn &epan6ebiloern
porssfunbsn unb nit Ssi5las beIsst.
Im7. Sanuar trie6 elm pou Der Saar
tommenSsS i9perbsIaoenes Rcbleni9ift BET
i.br bobem 8aiisr an einen Der Strompfsis
lee Der MolsIbriide ia Srier bsrart fart
on, bab ii9 bas S9ifI iofort ipaItste unb
iant. Srsi Mann, bic auf benz S9ifie
p&su, wurSsn ssrsitst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-11

bieier Ebeil uou Sanias Der bette lit. Su
Bs5us auf Stride uno S5ule 1T mitautbei'
len, oab nd9ites 6ribiabr bamit besonneu
Nib. Steine unb &oblen finb bios 8
Oeeilen BON Der aniieblung, 8 Wsilen bon
Der oeuti9en faib. Stride entfernt. Disie
Initeoluns liest bios 10 Weileu iioIi9
bon Der citation Wilion 20 Mstlen noro:
LID bon @asnpooo. Sn turser Seit pirb
nod cine anbere Station e%rOffuet, our BE,
quemli3feit Der Sarmer. glus SuperIdiiis
ger Sueae wirb mitset5eiIt, baB in 3eit
pom 7 Wonaten nod cine 3ueisbabn Sc.
baut wirb. 2ano lit iest nod gu So per
Ndsr 81 ha6en, itei9t aber iaon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-11

Sriebensri9ter iteblen @rbidaftsselcer uni
fieben in's ausIanb; StabsOiijiere iber.
nebmen 2ieferunseu fir bas eisene &eiort
Sntenbunten, Gaiirer, &entmeiiter, Sou:
beamte-guss itisblt. Selbt 3eitunss:
rebacteure, itrsnge WoraIpreoissr, uertaa.
fen ibr @epiilsp fir @elo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-11

bsIer, als ibr ieio. limb mas bic S3le5:
tisteiten, bic in ben Stdbten sei9sbsn pets
ter b~etrifft, 10 iudt ibr bisielben uersebens
in elmer vsuten" 3eitung, bsnn bic itsben
ntdt Srin. So mens Yetter9en, Iobt ed
bat 9eiot i'm, pun
SONG Yu sGpssbsnasn IN Der Nulsl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-11
@roe9er u IT.

Song su S9psBbsn9en IN Der WulI
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-03-06
THE EXCHANGE
THURSDAY, MARCH G, 1879.
With this week the ExcHANeE be-

With this week the EXCHANGE be-
gins its sixth volume. Five years
ago the paper made disappearance
with fear and trembling, and during
a great part Of its existence it has had
much encouragement to contend
against. At times we were almost
ready to give up in despair. But,
with the encouragement of a few true
friends, (who have been friends in
deed, we have weathered the storm,
and the paper is now on much firm
er footing than ever before. Our cir
culation is rapidly increasing, our adj
vertising patronage is large and
prompt paying, and oar job work is
ipcreasing-for all which we thank
our friends. We will endeavor to
make the paper this year better than
ever. Increase patronage, friends,
and we viii improve the paper in the
same ratio.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-03-06

After an all-night session, Congress
adjourned last Tuesday at noon. All
the annual appropriation bills, except
the legislative, executive and judicial
bill, and the army bill, were signed
by the President, and have become
laws, together with the bill making a
requisite appropriation to pay the ar
rears of pensions. It is understood
that message vetoing the river and
barber appropriation bill was prepar>
ed, but under great pressure the Ex>
ecatiye signature was affixed The
President has called an extra session,
to convene on the 18th inst, to Elish
the appropriation bills. ''a
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-03-06

The Tayerly Journal says Zone
Chris. Keller, Q ssrolling machine re-
Fairer. stopped at Baskerville and re
paired some machinery for Mrs. Eliza
Bone. He then borrowed a horse
from her for the purpose of going to
Big Bottom. promising to return the
same Instead Of doing 50, however,
it is believed that he crossed the river
and is now in some Of the West Ten
pesseel cOppties, Mrs, Bone is a
widow lady and respectfully requests
our West Tennessee exchanges to call
attention to the fact that Keller and
the horse are wanted at gakerviIie.