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- This Death 2
PUTTING A WATCH on A BODY IN HOPES THAT
LIFE Is NOT EXTINCT.

PUTTING A WATCH on A BODY IN HOPES THAT
LIFE Is NOT EXTINCT.
Especial dispatch to tie Philadelphia Times.I
BALTIMORE, January j.-TO-day the
friends OF Miss Barbara Liefeld, the daugh-
ter of wealthy German citizen, who died
last Friday and was buried yesterday,
placed a watch over her coffin. believing
that she is in trance and will come TO life
AGAIN. The case has a number OF interesting
features, which are exciting much surprise
in the western section OF the city. The
Young lady, who was about eighteen
wears Of age, was found dead in bed
ot her residence, corner Of Fremont and
Wae,cbe streets, and her physicians CAV
the cause as heart-d:.ease. On Sunday she
was TO have been buried. but TO the aston
lshmcnt of her friends the face assumed Il
IIfc.like appearance, and the undertaken eX-
pressed the opinion that the body had
turned partially on its side during Saiur-
day night. The funeral was indefinitely
pOstponed and further developments waited
with intense interest. Not only dld fhe
cheeks assume a rosy hue, but there was a
noticeable absence Of the cOljncSS and
stiffness usually characlerizlng the limbs OF
a CORPSE. The bands were surprisingly
warm. and up 10 yesterday morning "a
warm Derspiration was pcrcPpiible. Yes
terday the body becameirapGIy cold, and
several physicians who examined 1t pro
pounccd life extinct. Tue funeral accord
ingly took place in the afternoon, the coffin
being placed in vault in -. AlDhon>u,
cemetery. To-day the friends OF the lady
visited The cemetery and insisted on the
coffin being opened, when they were greatly
agitaied by the discovery that the body had
again become warm, while the color had
returned to the cheeks. BY the advice Of
the cemetery authorities the remains were
not removed, the precauiion, however.
being taken to leave the coffin open aud
place guard in the vault. The painful
suspense under which the parents OF the
Girl are laborng has completely Frustrated
them. The result is looked for with much
interest and curiosity.
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Legislative Pedestrians.
(Raleigh News.l

Two colored representatives in the lower
House Of the Legislature Hicks from Wash
ington, and Robbins from Berthe counties
being unable TO reach this city bv the Black
water route on account OF that rivers being
frozen over, determined upon coming ui0
Williamson and Tarboro'. Arriving al
Williamson Sunday, and failing to procure
conveyance. they set out on foot at
O'Clock p. NJ. for Tarboro', distance oi
thrty-two miles, reaching the latter plsct
In time for The train next morning. TINS l.
what we call eastern grit.
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We have received copy OF pamphlet
written by ALEXANDER ID. ANDERSON, OF
Washington. d. c.. in which it is stated
that "au Inter-O Oceanic Railway is already
under construction across the isthmus OF
Tebuantepec, and will soon be ready to
transport from sea to sea the interchanges
between the two coasts OF the New World
and the older Nations on the east and west.'
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a Dog saves Two Lives at "a Fire.

CHICAGO. January "a fire occurred at
8 O'Clock this morning in ST. Mary's block,
~ and A Madison street. The only occu-
lasts of The building were Il. l.. Lincoln,
a manufactui er Of boots and shoes, his VIE.
and their dog jack" The dog discovered
the fire. broke his cham, and running TO
the door where Dir. aud Mrs. Lincoln
were asleep howed furiou>ly, finally
showing the door open. Mr. Lincoln was
awakened by the animal licking his hand.
The room was full Of smoke, and
escape by the stairwav cutoff. Opening
the window, Mr. Lincoln saw fireman
below. and throwing him his pocket-book,
containing Sl93. with business papers and
insur ,nce, he placed his wife outside on a
ledge and climbed outside himself, hanging
on swinging sign fully twenty minutes
before the tremen could get ladder up ia
rescue them. A whole wind0w.sash fell on
hum, cutting his hands and face. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Lincoln were badly scOrched Oy
the n ines shooting out OF window. TIE
doc was also saved. but badly burned. Mr.
Lincoln'> loss is $4,000.
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The Feeling About Mr.. Coke al wilkes
barre.

WLKEsBARRE, January 5 There are va.
ri,us opinions here concerning the action OF
Ecklev B. Coke in declining to take the
oath % senator from this district because
none, was used to secure bis election, but
with he better class Of people OF all parties
II Is regarded with respect and has raised
Mr.. Coke I'm their esteem. Some OF the low
grade politicians denounce Dir. Coke ana
declare that he could not again be n"mi'
mated II he wanted TO. They are probably
mistaken 10 This, as there is pretty gene.
raj feeling that be ought TO he compelled
to run again, as there would be little doubt
of his election.
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The Bond. Robbers Captured.

New HAVEN, CONN, January 5.-Charles
NJ. Harland, arrested on Monday for rob-
blng Elihu sperry's safe OF s42 900 10 secu-
rites, confessed to-day that he perpetrated
the deed, and implicated August A Boden.
schalz, a gardener for Edward Malley, dry
goods merchant. Bodcnscha'z was arrested,
and detectives found the bonds and other
yaluabies In his dollhouse.
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ALL FOR
1873
1873 |

RhNDOLPH ENGLISH
OYER
CARTFR'S iihs best madel and three other kinds
of CALENDARS free To all;
l5c. 10 $3.50;
DIARIEs for the counting .room-four sizes
PLY sICIANS' visiTiNb-l ISIS, ALMANACs,
rai.rNDARs-smaIl, IN, dium, and large free 10
alt:
BLANK BOOKS OF all sizes aud sinds on baud and
made 10 order, ja6 d&w
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virginia RcadjdsterS.
GENERAL MALONE DEFINES THEIR POsTTIO
AND AIMS
GBy telegraph to The Herald.

GBy telegraph to The Herald
RICHMOND, January 5.-Unitpd States
Standardized Mahone, when asked to define
bis political programme, stated to Herald
correspondent that he had none beyond
" hat was contained in an address over his
name to the Readiusters OF Virginia. pub
li,bed in the WING Of to-day. This ad
dress refers solely TO State politics, re-
views the late campaign, aad Inaugural
plans for the future. He said in reply 10
questions that he knows Of no political
manifesto. The document go widely advcr-
tised from Washington he does not regard
as a manifesto. He has simply detailed his
views on the debt question IN an interview
which may be published. He denies that
he has made any combinations with any POI
liticai party. No combinations have been
sought with him, and he has sought none
with any person or party. In feply 10 q
final inquiry as TO what his political polic'
at Washington would be after the 4th OF
March next, General Malone said he bad
given utterance nowhere, 10 any one. a. 10
his course, otherwise than what may bC
drawn from the address published to-day
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LECTURE
SVAR COURSE ENTERTAINMENTS

NOTIrE.-The undersigned hereby give
" notice mat on iecomh-r 20. $50. they pur-
chased ihr WASH NGION CITY VIRGINIA
MIDLAND AND GREAT SOUTHERN RAIL
ROAD al "A judicial sae. and thar the said sale bnd
purchase wCr duly ratHed aud confirmed on iIe-
Of AItNaudria. VI.
on January /, 1881 the Undersigned purchasers
were ouv Organized r. 4 ne" cOrOi ati-n V he
name of THE Virginia MIDLAND RAILWAY
COMPANY
Tne Receiver has delivered possession of The road
and DrUp. riy 10 the company. aud the cnrpO a.
tors have eiecird JOHN :. BARBOUR president
To whom all Communications regarding tbe business
OF the Virginia Midland Railway Company shoud
be- add essrd
The general Offices Of the company have been es-
tablishtd at AZ. xandrla. Va. ,.,,,,,
ROBERT T. BALDWIN,
j. WILCOX BROWN,
ROBERT q RhE1I,
d,,or. w. ia 7.3t
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RIANK RnslKS. &c.
--I =" s-HH - ~ ---~-----------
.OOrTO NEW AND OLD FIRMS. 1881

We are prepared to supply BLANK BOOKS aud
all other kinds Of STATIONERY In any quantity
and upon As good terms rs EN- be mad anywhere.
The BLANK BOOKS OF oar own manufacture are
unsurpa ,,ed for durability and duish. W keep IN
LOCK All The usua! forms Of BLANK BOOKS re-
ouIred. from the smsest 10 tue argest size.
CHECK .RDOk> on an the banks OF he elty
iRAFTs. Ul,LS Of EXCHANGE, NEHOIIA,
BILE and PROMlSsORY NOTES, and other legal
blanks
Our Psper-Box Factory is In full oprratior.
DC ga WOODHpUsE & PARHAM.
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fG- VISIT SYCLE BROTHERS,
when you are out looking for you,
CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
Tbey hsye a Vre,t many
USE \ l. l. ARTICLES
GREATLY.REDUcED PRICE,

1 900 sTLK HANDKERCHifFS from ibe
u1onest 10 $3.50 tacb--rhe Igrso.t y,,h,.
SIX Handkerchief IN Ibis c,iy;
100 dozen FANCY LTNEN and EMBPOlrr,,
UANDK ERCUfEFs from elgc. iotl each.
HaudsoIDe boxes Of COLLAks aud CUFF.:
Large variety OF LADIES asd GENTLfv.,
GLOVES:
Greai variety Of CUILDREN'S CLOAKS.
Immense assortment Of LADiFF tLOAkst
closed out AT much less ihtn regular gila..
We also have "A TO- Of LADIfS' apd tHilUFy,
FIRS 10 Oe closed ont Iegardless ~ c',i
100 pieces of CARPET 10 be sold ai q Eu.i' f.
tIL-CLOTHs.
WINDOW SHADES, ard
LACE CURTAINS.
An immense stock Of LADIES and GTNu
MEN'S UNDERWEAR must DC sOii. .- ,
SON 4 advancing;
4 few very h,nd-om BROCHE SIIAWLssrf.
for holiday presents; ~
shown IN Richmond o. a1y oiher cry ..
I7r To II per sard-Lupin'~ best Sopf..
so pieces BLACK SILK a. bottom piic'-,
80 pieces COLONEL III y:
~ pieces BROChDtD SILK;
- pieces BLACK SATIN
81 y ec.~ CDLORgD SATIN. and hundret p ..
NOVELTY DRES- GOODS;
sill a few more of tho,@ CHEAP l'fh~> bt'i.
lsOUV blftfo VI udit'Obt' bie'ff't' f'.'At| '. %
reductions;
$50 4 zen more of ihOse cheap TOWELS.
300 DOZEN more NAPKINS;
10 pieces IABLE-LiNFN ~ soc wofi1 &c..
Large stock OF FLANNtL> ana tAS>lMt Rf,.
200 p3Ir, more OF those cheap BLANktT I...
500 BAL MORALS from soc 10 - each;
A largp line of DRUGGFT> aud CHUMB tlDI
100 pieccs Of NOME REPS AZ l2%c-f't So
25c.;
5000 pairs STOCKINGS from l0c. 10 - Ifrt.
100 picces SILK FRINGE aud PASStMtN Ift
10 seiect ftOm:
1000 SCARF. FfCHGtS. and tOLLARI If
| 600 COkSf1S from 3Jc. 20 81 %:
:, me more of those DpCBLt-WiDIIt UEf
GOODS az the same old Drlce:
\ few mo e Of ihOse Sc. DRts, GOODS.
BLACK SILN Plush az $3.50 w"Iih a.;
BROC AIDED VELVET ~ - worth -;
A large variety oi Lap ROBES.
our *I.7j VELVET reduced 10 ~ per yard;
100 LADIES SATCUkLS from 71r a. - On.
SYCLF BRUIllti> s..
de i2.eOd 81 Broad .rt|
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ROOTS. SHOES. &c.

odds AND ENDS TO BEcAI
CLOSED or: e
GENTLEMEN's CORK-sOLE G-aIIEE>.
price, -.
Gr\rlFNEN's CREOLE d. :. GAIrEi- s.
old sr1.. =.
ENGLISH WALKING.>HOKS, - cid l.' 80
CONGRESS CATERS, $3.50; I'D rri-' >.
LADu, sTRAP-sLfPPFRS. 81; old fres. 3.
ToirKT.siGPPERs, sac; oia price, .. o..
otLpr good, low down.
TRUNKs, VALIsES, >ATCuEl>,
HAG>, >TGNPS, &c.
4 $50 STOCK AND LON PRICES.
de4J J. \. GRl9ss, Tenth li' 81
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Colonel A. C. CowIes, prominent citizen
OF Yadkln county, North Carolina, Is dead.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-07

~ now Is YOUR TIME To BUY
THEM CHEAP.
BLANKETS-An qualities;
BIANkETS-M me and tolOred;
CONFORTS-All qua'iurs;
LADIES MERINO and ALL.WOOL tNDLR-
WEAR;
MEMS MERINOand ALL. WOOL UNDERWEAR
.CHlIDkEN'~ MtRINO UNDERWEAR;
at greatly. reduced prices a.
JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
Ia 2-eod 60l aud 603 Broad street
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GOODS.
G. / Is : . y 3.

Oprne.l THIS DAY. the large p. variety 90
FprN,U. GERMAN, aud JAPASFsf ru"'
ever brought sOuul
Al lover. Of t,thctcs arr Invited 10 SO i''..
lde i0I
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EtEINei$.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem q
WI bers OF TEMPLE LODGE. No. viii HG
please a'iena a iatd communication Of
their odgc al II. Adams Hal on THIS friday
EVENING. January IN, ~ O'Clock. Members Of
sister lodges are cordially invited 10 meet WITH us.
By order Of the W. NJ. T.. III kR'
ia 7-1t Secretary.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19
Glue afrouomi(6e Entoe6nug. =

80 uisl ftebt fsft, Der Stern bss st. Sas
tobs Oels TT i'm Stsissn besrifsn. -9err
s. g. Rurpbp tn SprinsfieIb, Eenm.,
idreibt. Weine Srau mar 10 tur@ Neu'
raIsia paraIiftrt, bab fs adtSebn Monate
lang bsttldseris mar unb man fe bsben
unb Issen mubte ute Elm &tub. ErOsbem
bic bsffsn asrsts gu ollie sesossn wurbsn,
,Ounte fsins 5eiIuns eraisIt wsrben unb
aue MitteI, weI9e MIR anpanbten, waren
erfOlsIOs. Sd tIuste Ssrr apotbeter. %.
%. gdIes, meine Rotb uxb uurbe pom ibm
ueranIabt, nit benz ct. SutObs Del cine
grobe gu MAIDEN. Nur unssrn, bu if
fdon 10 oft In meinsn 9offnunssn setaui&t
wurbe, CAB i'd msine Suffimmuns. @bs
nod cine sanse Glai9e bes SsIs aufss'
brau9t mar, aeiste fi@ idon gefsruus unb
Wrs. Murpbp tOnnte isr 8stt usrIafen.
ste fubr nit benz @sbrau9s fort unb III
beute, nudbem mir i9ou aue Soffnunssn
aufseseben batten, wieber fdbis, ibrsn
9fi9tsn aIs 5uusfrau na9sutomusu.
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Observation-Disclosures

Stsuns pom1 II. april. - Bel
@r6fauns Der Sisuns ma9te alderman
Doerfer cine gemertuns, ~Ieusnsnb, bub
pier GIbsrmdnnsr ft1 pereiuist bdtten,
Buebler gum Wari@aa gu erwdbIsn. Damn
idrttt maj sar Wabl bss WarIdal's.
Der LAT. 0ablsans mar senau, ME Der
l46: S'NeiI unb 8usblsr ieber 4, arm.
iirons 2 Stimmsn. 8sim l5s. @abls
gang fisIsn 5 Stimmen fir Busblsr, l fir
S'ReiI, 2 fur armffrons unb 2 fur Oar
riman. 8eim 1874. Ballot tamsn 5
Stimu,en fir 8uebler unb s fur 9arriHan
bsraus. Der Wapor sab bas entidsibenbe
8otum unb 5arriman uar Waridaa. gr
Santte benz Stabtratb unb ernannte S'0teil
fur Dsputp. mas bic 'gehdtisuns bss
Stubtrutbs fanb.
Ote grudbIuns tes Straseneommiis
iars parb auf bic nd9fts Situns usritos
ben.
M. 9idirsi warO uIs Stabt:S nsenisur
anseiieut.
gei Der Nbiimmuns fir Ghsf Der Seu:
erpsbr erbisItsn Worssn unb Erisb, isbsr
5 Stimmen. Worsan parb bur9 bic ent:
ideibeube Gimme bes Mapors ermdbIt.
Grieb wurbe sesen Sulipau nit 6 sesen
A Stimmen ertoren.
@initimuts warb Der iesise gmtsinba:
Ser @meBIs wiebsr gu Rurttmsiftsr er.
pdblt.
%. Warrins uurbe nit 8 stimmsn gum
5olBmsfsr erp6bIt. u. s. Yat9 erbtelt
2 unb bic ibrisen cine Stimme.
Das Gmt bes Gapiisns ber Ra5tpplt,
set purbs srIsbist srtldrt unb Rinsinser 3u
benz gmte erwdbIt. 81 erbieIt 8 Rpan4
Stimmeu,'
Dur1 Mcclamation warb 81. Gillian
gum 9oalDI. Sulpsctor erboben.
81 @aasemeiifern nutbsn burd @abl
anssftslt: grffe Warb q. 6. &pau, W.
Stollian an Soutbern @psnue, Srani
SofeImann In Der finften Warb anb 6.
Pitidner In Wsif.D DUBUQUE. 9srob uurbs
aIs fieIuertretenbsr Wapor erwdblt. Ct
elbielt 4, Senslsr 8 Stimmsn. Oas Co.
mite ftsuts bic @sbalte Der Bsamten unb
Der Betras Der gu Isiiteubsn Si9erbsiten
fef MIC foIot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19

glart u. Nnb. pstitionirten UNI Bau ct.
ner Bride iber Center unb 9aiel ctr. in
Bsf:0 DUBUQUE; warb ans StraBsn'go'
mite perpieien.
alderman SensIer lsste cine &eiolution
Dor, UNI peridtebens StraBenftide Der ct.
pauI unb W. Giienbabn So. au absrlai'
fen. @ensbmtst. Dem S6reiber Der
@efunbbeitsbsb6rbs fouea 5000 gnti9a'
bisuns bsuiQist wsrben; ans @omits fur
Sorberunsen psrpisien. aIb. Ooerfer
bra9ts einsn gsi9luB Elm, ruObur9 ben
a~btretenben Stabtbsamten Der 9ant Der
gsriammIuns s~rfiattet wirb. 0te ftdbti'
i9sn &eparatur. 4rbeiter fouen TN laufens
ben Wonat unter guff3t bes Straben:
gomitss, bas einsn Wann proptiorii9 an:
ftsqt, perri9tet wsrbsu. s. s.. Sbielbs'
Bill BON $500 our gobifciruns Der ftabti'
i9sn Orbonuauseu wurbs benz @omite fur
Sorberunsen ~ibsrssbsn. Warf4au Sarris
man unb Dsputy.M ari6au O'Reiq wurs
ben einssidporsn. Nuf O6rFer's Gntras
uurSsn bic SaIoons2 ieenien fefseiest wie
lestss Sabr. Gin gomite pom eineu. Gs
hermann aus isbsr Warb warb %ernannt,
UNI bic Bombs Der Beau,ten 3u prdfen.
8ertasuns.
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Bout Sooe errettet.

Biniam s. GousbIin pom Sommer'
piue, Naf., iast: SIM 9srbf 1875 wurbe
i'd pom elmer befttsen 2unsenbIutuns, Der
eiu i9uerer 5uffen foIste, befausn. Sd
uerIor appetit unb SIeii9 uub warb belts
ldssris. Sn 1877 uurbe i'd ms Soipi.
tai aufssnommen. 9ie Msrste iasten, Id
bate elm Sod in Der 9unss, 10 sroBe wie
elm balbsr Dollar. gu elmer Seit war bas
@eridt i'm llmlauf, i'd ist tobt. Sd CAB
BITE 9Ofnuns auf, aber Elm Greunb iaste
mir BON DR.. William Halls Balsam for the
lungs. Sd f9affte mir cine SIai9s an,
aIs si msinsm gritaunen i'd anfins mid
better gu fabIsn, unb beute ssbt es better
ais felt bret Sabrsn,
Sd idrsibs bisies, bofsnb, bus isber,
Der nit tranten 2unssn bsbaftst TT, DR..
William Halls Balsam nsbme unb bin
aberseust, baB S6minbiu6t sebeilt tusr:
ben fam. Sd Tam pofitiu iasen, bas CO
mir mebr senist bat, ais aae anberen Wes
biSinsn, bic i'd felt meinsr &tantbsit nabm.
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Yer6anoluaseu oes Snperpi(orea.
rat6es pom Dubuque So.

StSung . ON 10. Nprtl. Ste
@efude Der Srau 8risitta NibiI unb .Srau
2ena Ste1sr fur Steuerna1IaB purbsn
bspiuist unb Der S9asmetifer ansepisien,
bic Steusrn fir bas Sabr 1880 81 fret
den. Ser County @someter uurbe anss:
pisien, bic Wontsomerp StraBs In Con.
cors Eomnibip su permefsu. Dte Bombs
uon 3. O'Rsasan unb Z. o. gain, 5rtss
bensrt1ter pom Gable Wount Gopnibip
purbsu senebmist. I'm Seetiou 1921
bss @siesbu9es pom 1878 3u seniisen.
uurbe Der County: @eomster ansewisien,
cine &atts anaufsrtisen, auf Der aue @iisn.
babnen bes gountp's psr3ei5nst finb, unb
bic bic 9dnss bss SauptSeIeiies In ben per.
i9iebenen Stdbten ur6 c%onsreifonelen
Subbiuifonen BON 40 atsr 3eist. - 8sr'
tasuns.
Sibun8p om14 4. &priI. - Sol:
senbs @eiu5e wurben u~srleisn unb gum
Beri9t psrwsiien: @eiu9 pom s. Sans
boIfo u. u. UNI Yrifuns bss @siesss, bas
bic WaDsr swinst, Tii@wese gu bauen, sbs
folssnldpsre S9ritte sstban wsrbsn. @e'
iu6 pom 8. Rsbbin un1 aenberuna zines
GbeiIs Der &arts BON &ep Wsft; BON g.
Srepmanu unb 10 Nnb. Bau elmer Bride
spif9sn Section 29 unb S2 In Rep Wine
Sownibtp; BON Eb. Srend unb A glnb.
gum 8au elmer Bride In Section SO, Con:
Tor Gopnibip; uon s. 6. 6. &san unb IL
Gnbern gum 8au pom 2 Dur9ldE.n an Der
WilitdrfraBe In @bitspater Eownibip ;
DOR &snnebp unb II Nub. gum Bau elmer
Bride on Der Martin grap Stra6e I'm
fslbsn Gownibip; pon O. YresIer u. u.
UNI gau elmer Bride In Ssction 81, geru
Eopnibip; pom s. 8urse unb SO 9nbern
fur Bau elmer Bride In Section 4, Center
Eopnibip; pom ben Trufsss BON Dobae
Townibip UNI Bau 3usier Bridsn In Secs
tion 10 unb II isnss Topnibips; pom ben
Eruiisss pom WoiaIsm Gomnibip nm Bau
zines DurdlaIss tn Section SO bes Gomns
ibips. Ser S9uIbidein su 9unfsn bes
S9ulfonbs, ben Marsaretb uu6 5usb
Oonabue saben unb bafir bic BaupIdbe
go. IL unb IA ais Si9erbeit featen, uurs
ben an $. Z. WcgauItp ibsrtrassn, Der
cine jinsere Sppotbet bat unb bic S5uIb
In poa be3abIts. Sn Der Na9mittaasf,s
suns wurbe bic gruneritraBsn: InssIessn,
bsit psrbanSsIt. - gsrtasuns.
SiSunsp 0 Is. April. - Die
@siu9s pon $. S'gonnor, g.. Wsprid u.
u. 8. 2oomis gum geri4t perwisi en-
sbenio has @siu1 BON u. Wegann UNI
@r5ffuuns Der StraBsn uub suep's in Ssp
Dsft. Das @omite, bas srnannt worbsn
mar, bic &sduunsen bes @r. @eridts:
i9reibers s. g. Suislep gu unteriu6sn,
srftattste 8eri9t. gs fanb bic &s9nun'
gen unb Bidder correct. s. Wit9ea, Ell
mem bIinbsn Wann In @aibinston Eowns
flip, wurben Bis gum l.. Septembsr So
monatIide llntsrRituns beuilist. - S:r'
tasung Bis Oienftas ben 10. &pril.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19
2Hus Dem Sfaafe.

Wis pom @aibtnston teleSra'
pbii9 ssmsIbet wirb, bat SirtwOOb, ber
Winifsr bss Snneren, benz Prdfbenten
ben fribsrsn @onsreB' abseOrbnsten 81
ram gries aus Davenport fur bas sImt bss
Snbiansr' gOmmihdrs In @Ori9Ias &C.
bra5t. Spdtsrs Radrt9ten aus Dauens
port ulsIbsn, baB Siram 9riee ben Soften
unsenOmmsn unb i4on na@fs @O9e mad
Daibinstoa seben wirb, am iein amt an
5utretsu. Gin fsttsr grOden fur 9iram
SIN m%ittIsrsn EbsiIe u~nieres
Staatss madt iest Elm sewifer @barIss
S5Oon6psr pon Mi9isan, eth hummer
Sunss pon IA Sabren, bic 9essnb Our9
Eempsrsns'g Ortrdse unf4sr. elnen bei'
iersn gewsis bafir, baB bic Esmpsssn1'
imm,r msbr tn sinsn perd9t'
Ii5sn 9hmbus ahsartst, fann ss nt9t sss
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19

bic ALE quite Sarmer ftnb, nenne Id unter
anberen: 8. u. q. Mrenbt, s. Dell, 81.
Grieben, s. Dsder, Mrs. Ratb. KLAUS,
W. Weber unb so. Wtnanbp.
Sn 8eruid, ber awei WeiIeu entfernten
nddften citation unb 8ofofiee, baIten g.
Wsbsr unb s. Mattbtas gut frsquentirts
SaIoons, unb fnb aIs tidtiss @irtbs
melt unb brett befannt.
Sn gang Seneca 60. 1T lsstss Sabr Der
@ioer portrefft9 seratbeu. unb seist ff9
bic edte 2ursmburser 9affreunbidaft IN
Der SuDortommenbeit, NIT Der benz Srem
ben faf in iebem 5auie etn 9Ias bes ltdr'
tenben Trantes auseboten wirb. u VI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19
Sioux Gountp Sdnoereten.

sDtr sHtrtrtn ium gsriauf stsr gum 8trrtuttn 1000 adtr
qanb, has ppn 2 be pier Ndltn ssn ben Statipnsn 5ss.
pas ane CAT Orange an Der 6tsw 9itp q. ct. paul 9t-
ienbatn Iitst unb 5 bic 10 DtftItn peu 6etlbsn an Ter
Rru,sns stnannttr 8atn uHs unstfabr u wltilss pen Der
Dubaaut v. Sisur gttp Gilsnbabn tatftrnt a..
qitbbabu, bic % pauftsu, fSaRen ~tbdlptit an Bah.
~Iunssaatt fdr uns eaub aufbrtttn. DIR ststn fanf Sabre
8ti yur Baabluns ~ 2 pIsi: Snttrtftn. Die Na6saru
6pspers etatipn. Die 9~inhtrtitn stbSrtn AZ bta aatrbt.
ftn u,a bic BtFSuriunbm fns spmplst. plau TRACE mad
bel Dap .hion Broth,
paurfcnsiat, Stsur &C., ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19
Das &roeerie. nno SafoougJ&dft,

bas BITE 9erren Waierus unb SunseIs an
Der gds Der 4. unb GIapfraBe betrisben 1T,
bur9 sssenieitise ll:bereintunft aufseISf
worben. aue Disisnisen, bic Sorberunssn
baran baben, finb sebetsn, ibre Re4nunssn
3u ptaientireH unb ale. bic benz 9si5afte
i9ulben, fnb eriu9t, ibre S9aIbsu baIbs
mp9lt9f in &i9tisteit gu brinsen. Dte
5irma bantt fur has ibr bisber sei9sntts
Sutrauen. 9err Rid. SuussIs wirb bas
9si9aft in Sutunft ebenio fortfibrsn, aIs
biss bisber ssi@ab unb iudt bts &anbi9aft
ebenio 3ufrieben gu itelen, ais biss Bis iett
sei4ehen 1T. 9err Waierus uerIest ieis
men Wobnfs mad ct. gloub Winn.
O. u. 8. 8 m.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19

23ittpe Sore,, gde Der IA. u. Clap
ftraBs, bot sinsn GbsiI ibrer GrabIinss'
puursn, Suite, S9Isisr, Sdnber, &rdnbs
fir Communicated, 8Iumsn u. +. NJ. ere
baIten unb lsntt bic Gufmertiamteit ber
0amen auf bisIs SsnOuns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19
SRilinaufes 1arttbtridt.

Der Ieltarapb) 10, Npril 1881.
Dsiten-Ro. 2, sl.O23.
Safer-34 Cts.
n-434 Gts.
&Osssn-s9t @ts. !
@e rIts-90 Gts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-19
Safe DID uidt tdu(deu, Iisbsr &

Sale Did nidt tdnl9en, lieber gs'
fer ober frsunbIi6e 2eierin, bur9 bic slatts
3unse zines ueridmisten gamblers, mel:
der Dir %anitatt Der bewdbrten +. Aug.
&5nis's $ amburser s amiIisn'
Wsbi3inen irssnb elm auberes Wittel
aufsui9uasen usr!u6t. 9aItst fef ON
alten, Bewdbrten, unb 0u btf fiber, baB
Du Oein @elb ni4t fir Sdunb mcgee.
uorfsn Daft. gIs 3si@en Der Ge9tbeit
trasen aue Or. Iusut &5nis's
$ amburser SamiIiens Wsbish
n n Die tluteri&rift Der 5erren u. goses
Ter d 60.