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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-04

- Every Democrat IN the county should
be in attendance At the Mass Convention
tomorrow Saturday.
-- IIalloa Those wishing great bar.
gains can buy oil sorts o { goods At reduced
prices for cash at NJ. y. Brinklcys
- The excessively warm weather Rrs, Of
the week. gave place TO Northern wave
Tuesday night Wednesday the mir was
chill, and a misty rain, closely resembling
snow, was falling.
The June term Of our Common Pleas
Court will begin next Tuesday. This Is
the last Court which Judge Drcckinridge
will hold Of this place. The docket for
the coming term IL light and triAing
Tuesday night tho roof Of the Geld
stone stable on the South side Of Main
Street, fell In with a terrible crash, which
startled the natives. The remains Of the
unsightly edifice should now he removed.
= Champ Mullins bought from John
Melvin his saw-mill, situated at Rrodhead.
The price paid was $1,000 cash. Champ
will move the mill TO the sinks OF Round
stone, where timber Of all sorts Is plenti-
al
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49, i.s,aJ H. 80, Cn,a,v Con,, ci.,t
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Ma I dali
- Reiote III. 4. A, min, tho Ch;r,vo
con,en,;an iii 4. ,h,o,,.h H. i.,,os and
n younss,er viii he chri.,sneJ Wbcsv.
or Thai youngs,sr NAV Le he 4 ,ls.,,neJ IN
he ovs,whslecJhv ib. nemoc,a,,c h,llo,s
In Noyen,her M Chirago h.hy "a, over
i. p,ss;Jsn, ,nisss h. h = n.noocr.,
Nj II T. Jonlin having ,,;eJ In vain
,o d,;ve The r.,, ave-, S,,n, III hs,, Inv
Inc No. ~ c.,s ,,o;.os. s. Ia, Mo,d,y
can,nroJ /, Isrss HAL snsl. mi ,n,nei
lin ioo.e In 10 hnilainr A, La, a.
conn,s III snale-shin va. m. nl.,ho,;c
Win The roJsn,s "a mill;on.;rs's ru,sc
Il with grrcnharks and Inc survlvi,s rats
were lIee;ns In ali direc,;on.
The foIIowine are ~. c.nsus suumer.
.,or. for ,Lis county, III IN Cool r.
F;sh 4 M Rsndls .nJ W A m D,,,s
They besan their worn Last Tuesday. Gen.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-04
DEnocRarsc rfcKEE

We read a great deal Of abuse Of
Mr.. Henry Wa,tersou, much Of which
is caused by jealousy aud much by .
mistaken idea that il is independent
TO do so. We have differed with the
honorable gentleman repeatedly, and
have as repeatedly said 80, but We car
see no earthly reason TO abuse a man
simply because he happens to differ
in opinion. Mr.. Watterson has made
some mistakes, as all Of us are liable
TO do, but, on the whole, he ha;
furnished his readers with sound
views, and the Courier Journal is an
acknowledged power wherever i
cirsulates. In his zeal to see the
great wrong redressed that was per-
peirated on the people by the Re
publican party, in refusing to seat
Mr.. Tilden when elected President OF
the United States, and d the same
time to vindicate the old Sage, he grew
most too enthusiastic and demand
ed instructions for him by the Ken
lucky Democracy, in language that APP
peared exceedingly dictatorial. To
this we, in common with majority Of
the rural newspapers, together with
a bulk of the masses, objected, and
when Mr.. Watterson saw that he had
blundered, he Immediately, like a wise
man, Acknowledged it, and is now, like
al of us, for sending patriotic and sem
sible delegates 10 the National Conven-
ton, uninstructed We all recollect how
well Mr.. Watterson played his part
in the st. Louis Convention, and how
diligently and successfully he labored
in securing the election Of the ticket
that was then nominated. His expe-
perience and wise counsels are needed
now. and we believe that the Democ-
racy of the State could do itself no
greater honor than to send him as u
delegate at large TO the Cincinnati
Convention. Tomorrow afternoon
mass meetings will be held in all the
counties of the State for the purpose
of selecting delegates to the State
Convention. A recommendation for
Mr.. Watterson as delegate at large
would be deserved compliment, and
we hope that all the counties may con-
slider the matter.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-04

Two NEGROES we're recently indici.
ed in the Bourbon Circuit Court for
cutting another negro with intent to
kill. Their attorney took the case
before Judge Barr, Of the United
States Court, on a writ of habeas corpus,
alleging that as the Grand Jury that
indicted them was composed entirely
of white men, according TO the Con-
siitution of Kentucky which excludes
negro jurors in direct contradiction
of the Constitution Of the United
States, the indictment was informal
and void. Judge Barr sustained this
view Of the case and declared that
the indictments were quashed. The
negroes we're liberated after being
held a few hours to await the orders
Of the Bourbon Court, but none be-
ing received they were set at liberty.
The State Legislature during its re-
cent session refused TO strike the word
"white' from the jury laws, and it is
now said that an extra session may
have to be called, as the decision of
Judge Barr is in conformity with the
decision of the United States Supreme
Court. Either the law will have to
be changed or negroes can take adj
vantage of the precedent and go scot
free of their crimes.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-04
Can FOE a Mass Contention.

The Democrats Of Lincoln county will
assemble at the Courthouse at Stanford
on Saturday, June 9th. at 2 o'clock, p. NJ,
TO select delegates TO the State Convention,
which meets In Lexington on the 18th oil
June. District Electors will be voted for
and State Electors recommended.
II. :. wIrHERs,
Chm Democratic County Committee.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-04
CUMBERLAND FALLS

WITH ANUMBER or ROOMS AND MANY
improvements added, am nos prepared 10 accom-
MEDIATE the public In the bsst manner possible.
Hacks connect daily with the North and South
hound trains on the &. = X. X. al the Cumberland
Fails station, niue miles from the Falls. by good
road, aud Round Trip Tickets, at reduced rates can
he had at all the Stations O. ). H. Il. Pare, 81 50
per day; so per week. Children and servants
half price. t2g-Sm soc. OWENS
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-04
BUILDERS, ATTENTION

Ma J. W. RUFFER, OF STANFORD, KY,
will be ready TO take contracts for makiag. setting
and burning Brick IN the surrounding eountics BY
the LIST day Of June, iss0. lie will furnish all ma
terial, or furnish part. Parties wishing 10 build
and have their Brick made will hnd u 10 their In
erest 10 address him, at stanford, by the lat day
OF June lssO. t2g-tf
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-04

Please send me your address and will forward
to you. gHEE, Z nutleriek A Cos catalogue. Illus
trating all the new European and American FASH
ions. Joseph Allen. 100. 9TH Avenue. Louisville,
Ky.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-04
&c OF their crimes.

The worthlessness of the average
Assessor and the manner in which he
seeks reelection, by fixing the valse
Of property at the lowest figures, is
being seen all over the State. The
Supervisors Of Owen county, for in.
stance, have increased the taxable
valuation of the property of that coun.
ty over 100000 above the figures Of
the Assessor. Our Legislature ought
to have made some change in the law
governing these officers.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-04
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING
MR.. CALVIN GRAPHICAL

win do all kinds Of Painting aud Paper Hanging
in as good style and ai as low prizes any hody
Call on or address him at Mckinney station, Ky.
4lt-fm
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-04

The Kentucky Press Association
might improve on the Tennessee As.
ISOLATION, which charges s. per head,
yearly membership Zee to regular ac-
credited members. by fixing the yearly
dues of the hangers on at s25. II
such rule were enforced the Changers
on" whose name is legion, would
pretty soon stop hanging.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-04
SEw ADVERTISEMENTS.
JUDGE w. 4. PRYOR.

OF Frankfort Is Candidate for Reelection 10 thu
District; subject 20 the action Of the Democracy.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-04

Born Houses of the Legislature
passed bill striking "White" from
the jury laws OF the State, but owing
to the inexcusable carelessness of the
person whose duty it was to attend to
such matters, il was never enrolled,
and now it is more than probable that
an extra session of that worthless
body will be called, which will cost
the State not less than 81 500 for three
DAYS.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-04

Col. j. SroDDARD JOHNSTON, of
Frankfort, most effective speaker,
a man Of great personal magnetism,
and Democrat in whom there is no
guile. Is spoken Of as one Of the cleo
tors for the State at large. A better
selection could not be made.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-04

Asa Liver Regulator Dr.. Marshalrs Dromoline
Is equal To, n not superior, 10 any Medicine upon
the market We take no pride In running down
other medicines aud shall only ash trial Of BrO-
moline TO convince you offs curing ,irtaes- II
Is vegetable compound a nj Is recipe Of an "old
time Doctor" and We do not hesitate 10 say Ne
think Il good. 60 to the undersigned agents and
get bottle land II need beeet three or iourl take
according to directions on inside wrapper and We
think you will unlte With us In saying that Bro
moline Is good Liver Aeiicine. Trial bottles
free Regular size o.. Sold by Chenanlt a Penny
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-04

LAST week We incidentally said in
these columns that Blant Duncan
was blatherskite. We did not sup
pose that even that old excrescence on
the body polite could object TO a name
so well earned, but from the following
card it seems that he does. Hear him:
ii have a faint recollection you once
wrote TO me asking a favor before you
moved TO Stanford, and then you did not
call me blatherskite.' Your good opin-
ion is not very valuable to me, though you
do edit paper. Certainly you will never
lead any respectable movement which
will seek to kill 10y supporting ii. The
worth is large enough, anu yoar pail, viii
never cross mine; 50 don't tear your shirt,
but attempt to lead a yirtuous life, and you
may be happy"
Now Blant, old boy, you know as
well as We do that your first PROPOSE
ton about our asking favor of you,
10 manufactured out OF whole-cloth.
We never have, and pray God We
never may be SO far gone as to apply
to yOn for favor. We have, how.
ever, received a number of documents
from you which you wished us to re-
produce, the most absurd of which
was the claim that you wrote many of
Geo. ID. Prentice's articles for him. A
man that would thus try to rob the
dead is not worth noticing, and if our
readers will excuse us this time we will
do SO no more. The Comier-Jomnol is
wasting valuable ammunition on
mighty small game, and is belittling
itself by bringing the "Blatherskite'
so much into the notorieiy that he
covets.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-04

wASrKD.-is0 high-srade Bull Calves, Red o.
Red-Roans. S months old. and upwaris, to 10 ~
oeivcd from ist to 18th Of June Addre-s @. =,
RamseN. BOZ SIS. Lexington. Ky.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-04

Tue candidates for District dele
gates to the Cincinnati Convention are
Col. Mat. Walton, Capt. X. ID. Lo-
gan, DIR. Geo. Perkins. w. b. Smith
and ii. g. Baker, all good and true
Democrats. Lincoln has 10 candi-
date. but will most likely recommend
Col. Walton and DIR. Perkins.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-04

AZ early a. Saturday last the
bosses and many Of the delegates to
educational Republican Convention al
Chicago began to arrive, aud by Mon
day the full force had made It's ap-
pearance. The anti Grant men achiev-
ed the first victory by securing an
agreement that George I. Hoar
should be temporary Chairman, aud
that nhe unit rule should not be en-
forced. This was arranged Tuesday,
and at o'clock Wednesday the Con
vention was called TO order by Don
Cameron in the Exposition building,
whose amphitheatre is capable Of
seating 1900 persons, and Hoar elect
ed, as above. After a call Of the
States, Senator Conkling, tearing the
result Of the first ballot, which was
claimed would elect Grant, moved an
Iadiournment- until II O'Clock Aesier:
day which was carried. At 4 o'clock
last evening we received the following;
lspecial Dispsieh to the ISrEsroR JornSat-i
CHICAGO, ILi-, June 3Grant men
show Signs Of break, though leaders put
on a hopeful air The Committee on Gre
dentisls was in session all night and since
II o'clock to-day. There will be big
fight over its report. Convention adjourn
ed till 5r.M. No ballot can he possibly
had before tomorrow.
So far the anti.Grant men have
shown wonderful ability in handling
affairs. They have the Temporary
Craftsmanship, with the agreement
by the Committee on Permanent Or
ganization that Hoar shall continue
as Permanent Chairman. They have
the Committee on Credentials by a
large msjority, and by close count
Of noses il has been found that Grant
will lack at least sixty votes Of a ma
jority on the first ballot. Blaine men
claim 800 on the first ballot, John
Sherman 100, and Edmunds. who is
looked on as n dark horse in case Of
row, has about 80. AT present the
skies are not rosy above the head Of
the would-be Duke of America, and
his chances to again get possession 0.
the Government are not promising by
any means.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-04

AcrISG under call Of the State
Democratic Executive Committee,
the Democrats Of Lincoln will assem-.
BILE at the Court-liouse TO morrow at
2 O'Clock p. NJ, for the purpose Of Sc
lecting delegates to the State Conven.
ton on the 18th. II is very desirable
that there should be full attendance,
and all who can are earnestly urged to
be present.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-04

Ware indebted 10 the Louisville
Pot for special hyor.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-04

GEN. WINS. q. WIoKHAM, the
courteous Vice President Of the Ches.
apeake a Ohio Railroad has, through
Major N. ii. Hotchkiss. rendered the
Inequalities Of his road to the Press
Association Of Kentucky, and Col.
q. l.. Peyton, Proprietor Of the
White Sulphur Springs. has extended
an invitation to the Association 10 be
his guests. These courtesies are high
ly appreciated, and the members will
do all in their power to return the
kindness.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-04

The Harrodsburg Observer places
the name Of Hon. p. b. Thompson at
the head of its column and requests
that its Democratic contemporaries do
the same. This it says will obviate
the trouble of a primary election
when no necessity exists for ii. The
CONSTITUTED authorities" have fixed a
primary election to nominate can
didate for Congress, and unless that
method is changed, the newspapers
have no right to fix any other way.
Let us follow the law as laid down or
get the Committee to change it, then
there can be no trouble in the matter.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-04

A disgraeeful and brutal prize eight
occurred at early day-break in Brook coun-
~, W. Va, Tuesday morning between Pat
Ryan and Joe Cos, resulting after SO hard
fought rounds. lasting one hour and TWEEN
ty-seyen minutes, in complete victory for
Ryan.
The town Of Savoy, ON the Texas Pa
e.ac Railway, was visited by terrible tor
nado on Friday night. Nineteen business
houses. twenty dwellings and the railway
depot were destroyed. Nine persons were
instantly killed and sixty wounded. Only
I've houses escaped injury.
The twentieth popular drawing Of the
Com monwealth Distribution Company Of
Kentucky was held Monday at McCauleys
Theater in the presence Of select au-
dience. Ticket d, l04 drew $50, 600 ticket
%, 7G3 dres $4,000, and ticket 5000 cap
tured the third prize Of 5000. The fol-
lowing tickets drew 81 600 each; 59,92S.
"a. 7si and 1911
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-04
WOOL WANTED

We wan, TO buy 1000 or 10000 pounds Of WOOL
ior which W Will pay the hlehcs, marte, price.
o.. warrrNoLy a SON.
f1l-f
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-20
We CAN'T TALk

Without showing the condition Of our
teeth. Every laugh exposes them. In
order not to ba ashamed Of them lie, US use
tina, standard dentrifricr. SOZODONT,
which is sure to keep them white AMI spot
;e~s. No tastar can encru.s them. no csnker
ef1.c, the enamel, no species Of decay infest
the dental bone, ifSOZ )DONT ia regularly
uscd. Il is a botanical preparation. and lite
beneficial effects on the teeth and gum. are
marvellous, A. il removes all discoioraiioua,
and readers the gums hard and rosy.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-20
s1Glaeu g NJ c0aDgnoa
- TINE
none lassraace Ceaooay
o. NEW YoAk.
. ~ 80 ~ q osssn6W so1o.

TIE name a he company b Hsne Issssnses
cONp0sy.
Il q Iccatetl In Sew Yo.k city. 10 RrneAvsy.
The amount " is capital stock " 30 o..A01o.
The afnssust Of fts capital stock raba ~ ~
oo.eoo.oOD.Ou
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-20

Tue nane a Tie company , Hsns IssssAes
The amount VI rs capital stock u 3 0..4oJ1.
The ninssust Of it, capital Stock tasa ~ -
me AsseIs ~ mt cooeAsy ~ - Foll1Ao
o. hand and In u,e hands ~ asssss =
Real s.,ess NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. M.;s =
E; :; s "a: - 's'ss = IS; s'ss;$ 1900, 80:
par value. l7s,7sss 1s7s.sss
Loans on bond and mostEsse being
drst lien on unincumbered real
eeeate. worth double the aOoont
eoiiassrss.......... ......:.... 4is.sve
policies Issued IN thts Ofbee... e,D05 -
All other securities Interest, due and
accrued. .....e.... ........... 49,. 6eE5O y
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lMoalTlEe:
Ioases adjusted and moi due....e $3.50 ss
Losses ulnd1usted lenses IN
penes. waiting for further proof. iss,l.s q
All other claims against the con,pa-
ny, Reserve for reinsurapce..... l,e41 .4aa %
Total iabiiities...... ..S1yse0.9oz 81
The greatest amount insured in any one risk.
The greatest amount allowed BY the rules Of the
company to be insured in any one city. 9
or !,llsRe-The greatest amount Allowed to
DO insured In any oneblock. IGoverned ~
circulnStAnces.l
BATE OF New YSeaK.
w County q NsE York:
company being. duly sworn. depose and ~,
ss aas sss tte Of tSe saa : Of iu lid dfe cem anS eol M
the sal! Insurance company - the bona Ad0
and United States stocks and bonds. or In bood
and mortgages Of real estate ulincumbered and
mortgaged. and they are the above described
o5 56Atij 4 i E #f5hs,JHS ss;.i sss;.t..,.
SUBSCRIBED sess des !, and a,,s sxo,n 70 befers me. this
tsrAr, s1.An0 a "a snT Fsb,,e.
Kiuss county. n. 7.
OFFICE OF T~ERR1To1IAL AUDITOR.
1ankton. Dakota. January sdst, 1soe.
aess .sna oe4Tee4t sopy q 8. 20 oasins1i ss:.s.
' 7e!s. & 4 Y T.. s % e. ' siss dss q spp Sssssb g. n iss:.
B, I I: T !: f f5EHBsA. S:;5 4s;.''s.
TEE TERRITORY OF DAKorA,l
WHEREAS. the Home insurance company. 10.
Gated in the city Of New York, and state
Of New York. has nled in this Office = sworn
statement Of its condition on the 8lst day Of De
cember. A. DISH. In accordance with the pro-
visions Of an act Of the legislative assembly Of
the territory of Dakota. relating to insurance
companies, approved February 18th, 1877;
and
whereas, on examination Of the sworn state
ment Of said company filed in this once, I ind
that the said insurance company is possessed of
the necessary amount of capital invested IS re-
quired by law.
Therefore. /. A. E. Sherman. auditor OF Dako-
ia territory. do hereby certify that said insnr-
ance company is duly autholized to transact the
business Of Fire insurance in said territory, for
the year ending December 3Jst, 1880, by agents
EDWIN I. WHITE, Agent.
YAnkt0n.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto Get my
hand and seal, this 3lst day Of January, A. d.
1880. Al SHERMAN, Auditor,
tsRAL] By l. u. PURDY, Deputy.
j.. T.. WHITE,
Agent
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-20

Oo1ole lah1ngsequence OF Sell A4fer Tak1n1.
abuse, as 1oes Of Memory. e'
Universal! LassituN'e. Pain in the Back, Dim
other diseases that lend to Insanity or Con-
sumption and then q Premature Crave.
EH-Full particulars In our pamphlet (which
we desire to send free by mail to everyone.
~ The SPECIFIC Med cine is sold by ali drug
gists at 81 per package, or six packages for IS.
or will be sent free by mai on receipt Of the
money by addressing TIVE GRAY MEDICINE CO,
Mechanics Block, Detroit, Mich
~ Sold in Yankton everywhere by druggists.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-21

Wtr babsn unlsre Qeiern f9cn Siters
Warnunsen aufommen IaiIen iber ben @s.
beimbunb Der arneritanii1sn NQians, Der
f9 bic politti1e @utre1tung Der RatboIi.
ten gum 3usde seiest bat unb In ben Der.
Staaien melt perbreitet 1T. Wie lsst Der
@abrbeitsfreunb" mittbsilt bat bic @sisl.
i9aft ii9 etnen r,euen Ramen gssebsn.
!6ier mas bas 8Iatt barber i9reibt.
,Oie amsritanil9e alians bat fi9 ses
mauiert unb etu peuss Ss6ertlsib, b. 8.
eineu anbern Mamsn anselest. Sie nsnnt
ff9 iett ni9t mebr ameritanil9e Mlians,
ioabern ausritanti9e Union. 2ber trot
bes sewe9ieIten Wamens bIeibt Rd bic
Sa&e sIei@ unb Der siftisen Bfase bss
6anatisu,us entfteigen BITE ndulidea fins
tenben 8laien Der SntoIeran3. Der Nas
menspedieI ioa uur ba3u biensn, UNI iens
gdnbibaten Dor Der Citrate bes Weineibes
Su i9asen, bic, IN, bic &atboIiten 3u an.
seln, i4wSreu, fe ieisn tsins MitsIisber
bieisr freibeitsmSrbsrii1en @erbinbuns.
@s stbt udmIi4 ganbibaten Der rspublifas
nii4en partet tn unierer Stabt (gincin.
nati), bsren g~rwdbluns nur bur9 bic Mit'
wirfuns Der Ratboliten sei1sbsn fam.
Da 60 nun cine leiber su befannte Chat
Jade III, bab ane @anbibatsn Der rspubli'
tanii9en Partsi bas Der Sreibsit u. @leid
bere9tisuns bSbnsnbs 9sriprs1en babsr
ablssen miden, teinsm RatboIitsn 3u IT,
gsnb elmer Anitsuuns gu perbelfen, fur tet'
men &atboIiten gu fftmmen u. (. No., f.
wurbe btes einissn ganbibatsn, bic in gan,
tatbolii9en Warbs pobnsn unb ibr san5es
Berm6sen ben RatboIiten psrbanten, a.
waru, unb fe battea bic SoIsen TIRES gsr'
fpre9ens germ pon R@ a~bsewdI3t, obn'
aber bic slnwartf9aft auf bie ganbibatu,
3u perlieren. gu benz 3wsds, un, ber
tatboIii1en WdbIern Sanb In bic auser
ifreusn Az f~6nneu, wurbe Der Name be,
8srbinbuns ssdnbsri unb bic 5srreu i@pS
rem iest Iuffis barauf Los, baB fe .tein'
WitsIisber Der v9lqian3@ finb. Die fatbo
Iii@en DdbIern m0sen f& bies merten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-21
Sansp ersniaSen.
Gus BEN gnsItfdsn hberiest
ppug. SuIter.)

81 (sus BEN bitissn sprssbstsriann1.)
/. Tbat a9eu, bic baS Ca n,
sen betreffen.
/. gs III cine Gbatia9e, baB bas Gan,
aeu, wel9es In Der Dibsl oils erIaubt CT.
pdbnt III, pon ben gsi9ls9tern q e.
treun I uab meiitens, ueun ni1t INNER,
In rsIisi0ier abfi9t aussefabtt purbe.
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Reui&beit tuwiber perbamutt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-21

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