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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-03-02


No. 393s-In the Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, Tenn.-JOhn Bray VS.. Barney Eagan
ct al.
TT appearing from affidavit in this cause that
i the defendants, Bainey Eagan, Barney
Eagan, ,jr., Bridget Davidson, William Eagan,
James Eagan, Sarah Iomlinson. george B
Toml;nson, Alonzo Bray. Charles Bray,
Dorethey Bray, Mary Bray, Alien Brav,
Augustus Bray and B Il Waddeli are
nOn-rosidents Of the State of TENNESSEE il is
therefore ordered that they make their appear
ance herein, at the courthouse of Shelby
county, in Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
FIRST Monday in April, 1881, and plead,
answer or demur TO complainant bill, OF the
same will be taken for confessed as TO them
and set for hearing ex-parte; and that copy
Of this order be published once week for
four successive weeks in the Public Ledger,
This 23d day of February, 1881.
ROBERT j. BLACK, clerk and master.
A copy: Attest
BY II. B. MOIIESRY, D. G. x NJ.
Malone Il Watson, soils for comppt,
Isl 291A
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A dispatch received from New York
to-day announces the death of Cap
tain James Roland, a we'll known
river man. The deceased leaves an
estate worth fifteen thousand or more
in good local stocks, all of which re-
verts by will to his sister now in New
York, and where the gentleman went
some weeks ago.
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MARDI Gras has come and gone.
Its pleasant memories of scenic effects
and gorgeous tableaux, reunions OF
friends and happy crowds remain with
us. II was altogether creditable to
Memphis and the times in which we
linz
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WOrkingmen's B. and L. Assn.
regular Monthly Meeting Postponed to
FrldaS venjnu. March 4th. 1881

OUR regular monthly meeting occurring on
" Tuesday, march (the occasion OF Mardi
ing to the night of FRIDAY March 18th, 1881.
full attendance of shareholders is urgently
requested. Payments may be made to the sec
retary during business hours, at the Office of
the Association, room No. 20, Planters lns.
Building. l.. LAGhlLL, President.
CHAs 7. PATERSON. Sec'y. lA4
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New YORK, Mrch 2, 1890 pm
Cotton quiet andBteady. Ordinary, s
5.16c; good ordinay, 9l5-l6c; lowmid-
ding, lie; middng, II 9-l6c; good
middiing, 12tc bidding fair, 1870 +;
fair, 13ic. Flutes opened steady,
now barely steadla Z to II points
below last evdlngs closing fig.
,ros as follows. Deliveries for
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Liverpool Market up 10 g pm.
LIVERPOOL, March O. Bacon
Long clear dull at 54s 6d;short clear
steady at 40s. Shoulders dull at Bis.
Lard-Prime western, dull at 52s.
Wheat-Winter, ,frmer at IS Sd. Corn
Mixed, frmer at 5s I'd for old, and
Cd for new.
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rhe Eoho ofthe MuIiItuds, South sndwest

BY LOYAL SOUTHERN WOMAN.
Blest is the man VII does not bear
The brand Of fraud upon his brow,
And IN innocence can swear;
Garfield, it is thou?
Blest il tslJ man that will not turn,
And he y ho keeps his every vow:
That man his copHtEy's l9ys shall earn;
GARFIELD, be Il thOuf
Blest is the man to honor true,
Whom honesty will not allow
To barter with a selfish crew;
Garfield, be it thou?
Man OF pogeF, IS you stand,
Stay, stay usurplns band,
Restore conhscated home and lana,
Let the sunny south be Tree once morei
She is just and true;
Garfield, doubt no more.
Immaculate God, ruler Of the univer Q, in
spire our president and all Others in authority
" 10 wisdom, Justi 9 aal mgrfy. Grant on
that auspcious day the hallOwoi rainbow may
be visible in the heavens, extending north Ia
south, proclaiming unity, peace, concord, and
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hospital reportedas showing suspic-
ious symptoms. Thre isno evidence
to show that they died of trichina, or
that they had been eating American
pork.
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- aaHa
DIED.

FRANKLlN-0n Tuesday morning at ten
clock, AYLMER LIGHIBURNE, only daughter
Of James b. and Ella Plummer Franklin,
aged two Yeas and eight months.
alexandra, Va, papers please copy.l
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MARRIRD.

GENER-M -MccULLERs-on February
2sth, by tbs Rev. Eugene Daniels, Mr. J0HH
H, MAGeESER and Miss 0PHELIA N. MoCuL-
LERg, both Of this city.
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GnftOn.

Influenced by lower prices abroad,
our market to-day exhibited an easy
nelipg Quotations at noon we're as
follows:
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ELECTION NOTICE.
Msapais, February2', 1881.

MgPHls, February2', 1881.
THE Stockholders Of the Washington Fire
and Marine lbs. Co. arc hereby notified
that the annual election Of Seven Directors,
TO serve the ensuing year, will be held at the
office 0, the Company, No. 10 Madison street,
on MONDAY, Marcn 7th, 1881 between the
hours Of and pm,
II. N. NEELY, Prss't
JOHN JoHssOy, Sea'y. 154 46
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0oTTds srAFENKTT.

Stains-Ordi1ary, &c; good ordl-
nary, SIC; low middling, Ole; mid
ding, 93c.
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ooTroR EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
STANDARD International Classifoa'inn /.
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GOODS SOLD ON

Monthly and Weekly payments.
CARPETS
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-19

That shameless wretch. Kalloch, has
been h~arranguing the people OF Rock.
land. Maine. A special to the New
York World Of June 9th. says: The
Rev. I. 8. Kalloch preached hero this
morning in the First Baptist Church,
wherein he preached his first sermon.
and Of which he was pastor for several
years. His discourse was largely rem.
iniscent. He said that since he went
out Of business and politics in Kansas
lie had not gone into either since. He
was not, he said, engaged ia politics in
San Francisco. He was a minister still.
His church and himself were perfectly
united, and Notwithstanding his duties
as Mayor Of that city, he preached reg.
ularly TO a larger congregation and did
IS much pastoral work as any minister
In San Francisco.
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CraeinInE Our savior.

The New York Tfi6SSe says: Whom
General Grant was known as the silent,
men thought him wise. He talks this
year and his talk Is not creditable to
him nor those who have honored him.
Il Ia very difficult to conceive OF q low
or or more degrading conception of pub
lie affairs than that which Grant seems
from his talk TO have. He oonoeives
that the sole object OF q political party
is 70 put some individuals into the en-
joyment Of fat Offices and that the Re-
publican party ought TO have no higher
aim in life than to bow at the feet Of u.
8. Grant and Roscoe Conkling. Never
before have personal politics been
pushed to such disgusting lengths rs in
the conversations OF the ex-President.
There are many thousand sensible peo-
pie in the country who voted for Grant
and favored his nomination last year,
but who confess the fact with shame to-
day. The number of people who think
him at for a civil Office Is not increas.
ing since he began to talk.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-19

A Tucson dispatch OF the l4th says:
The Star has advices this morning from
H%ermosillo. 10 this effect: Two thosnnd
Federal troops have arrived in Yaqui
county. between Rios Yaqui and Mayo,
and upon the commencement OF the
survey Of the brannan grant G,O0O more
will be put in the, same locality. The
prominent oficisls Of the State appre.
bend q difficulty with the YHqu, Indians,
but the Government is bound 10 give
the surveyors protection. event u q much
larger force Of soldiers is required.
Grading on The Gusymss road has been
completed is miles north Of Hermosiiio.
There 10 enough iron at Gusymas 10
track the road 70 Magdsieua, but q
scarcity Of ties prevents work going on
fsstet. Govsrnor-elect Carlos Ortez
takes his seat on September 18th.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-19

SENATOR MATT CAKPENTER was noted
for the rhetorical beauty OF his speeches
and letters. The following description
OF human friendship Is an excellent
illustration Of his style:
The love and friendship Of individ.
uals partaking Of the frail character Of
human life. are brief and uncertain.
The experiences OF human life may be
shortly summed up A little loving
and q great deal Of sorroWing; some
bright hopes and many disappointments;
some gorgeous Thursdays, when the
skies are bright and the heavens bluo:
when Providence, bending over US In
blessings, gladdens the heart almost to
madness; many dismal Fridays, when
the smoke Of torment beclouds The
mind and undying sorrows gnaw upon
the heart; some ambition and many
Waterloo defeats, untii the heart be.
comes like the ohaSnel house, niied with
dead affections, embalmed in holy but
sorrowful memores, and then the chord
10 loosened, end the golden bowl 10
broken. the individual iife-a cloud, .
vApor-pssseth away.
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New York LeEisIature.

The vote on Conkliug Monday was:
Jacobs IS, Conkliug 9i. Rogers IL.
Bradley !, Wheeler lG. Cornell 8. Fol.
ger 2, Lapham 6. Tremaine {.
The vote on Platt was not telegraphed.
For Senator for tho short term
the vote yesterday was: Wheeler %,
conkliug 81, Jacobs so. Cornell o,
Rogers 81. Lapham 8, Folger 2. Bradley
l. James NJ. Marvin 2. Tremaine 8,
Crowley l.
The Convention then proceeded TO
vote for q successor to Plat the vote
standing as follows: Plat &c. Herman
81. Depew 55, Lapham 2, Cornell 10,
Folger 8. Crowley 4. No choice and the
convention adjourned.
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sp.ahIIaE aaa RiaAA

TIE TSi5sns says: EI-Senatos Coak.
hnS and PlAtt we're away fron thst.
Aoiet . gooA deal Monday. aaA IT,
gaSS rise to the rumor which Was csrca.
lated abort he hotels that confsrsoos
vas bsiax held. Vice FsessAsos Ar-
thar SAIahe had NOS been. ohSeAs tDsn
His house during the day. that ~ hAd
not seen Conkling since TharSday, snd
that he knew nothing about any son
ference. It is probable there vas no
conference further than what converse.
tion Conaling hSd With Pistt Senator
Jones and afew others. In the aftse-
oon Conkling took . walk with Capt.
Michael Cregan. When they returned
Cregan said the ex-Senators would pro-
hAbly return TO Albany At once. !, He
said there was no prospect Of . change
in the situation, aud no man knew
what the outcome Of the present dead
lock would be. He declared that the
talk Of = conference to consider the
Withdrawal Of Conkiing and Plat vas
unfoundsd.
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I MInins Boom In Lsndon.

Another mining speculative craze has
broken odt, chiefly in gold mines. The
cause is the reported discovery OF q rich
vein OF gold in an Indian mine wor ked
by u Glasgow syndicate. The City Of
Glasgow Bank had a very large mum.
Der of shares in this concern, which
Helped to break down the bank. The
shares advanced last week from clio to
E65. New mining companies are started
every day. Cornwall is flooded with
new companies working old an mines,
and India promises 10 be tAe scene Of .
new gold fever. In exisnng mines the
rise In shares during tie last few days
ranges from IL to 2O5 per cent. Two
American mining companies ask for .
million sterling. The total amount APP
piled for by new companies this year
is ell2, 900. and most OF It has been
subscribed.
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The wreasAsd days Of he ~ 80
Ssss. tAAak God. bot soasN ~ psn-
taAscsnoss u tie evil ASan - vsry
fanAy. Hsay noble patzios UaAis,
sd IL bainsss - asaal. Kept . sAasp
90 - - pssaAiltty Of n army CO.,
srHet, asA - he Same time lU1SAt, Nd
and died . the victorious asld-N
PROXY. We hare hSd an incident Of
this kiAd recalled { our mind. Abas-
iasss 0Aa. tbe cAisl nan q . tAdHA0
oouoeEy village. had been drafesA The
news wNs not ~altoesthec . pieASaat III.
prise, and his buIom, bioomiog vito
vas In N agony Of sorow She
dreamed Of CORY 6anies and wicked
cannon balls thak took good nea's
heads o.. cd hospitals and all soets Of
ghAshy things. 0ne day . stranger
knocked a. her gate and in tho mildest
tones said: ''Your husband is drafted2"
"Yes," sob6ed the woman. using the
corner Of her apron . the receptacle Of
tears. "well. I have como to offer my
self a. his substitute" said the stran-
ger. The wonsa. Who was not posted
in war terms. dropped her apron.
looked at the man With . dangerous
dash in her eyes. and cried: '.Do you
think, sir. that uhilo my poor husband
10 in tho war I want any substitute for
him in this house?" She reached for
the broomstick, but tho mild stranger
had departed.
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P.eiae Goa. Po...I ch..r..,

The following are Pacific Coast postal
changes for the week ending Juno I1th
Established Conloy, Sacramento county.
California, Charles Connolly, Postmas.
ter; Warner. San Diego county. Cali
fornia, Andrew Linton. Postmaster;
sedalie, Spokane county. Washington
Territory, John z. Bruce, Postmaster;
snipes. Yakima county. Washington
Territory. William P. Longmers. Post.
master; Dudleyville, Pinal county, Ari-
iona, William D. Harrington, Postmas-
ter. Discontinusd-San Margarito, San
Luis obisPo county. California; Yerba
Los Angeles county, California; Norton,
Clackamss county, Oregon. Postmas.
tiers Observation-Disclosures Patterson,
Balston. Polk county, Oregon; Clarence
I. Waller, Perrydale. Polk county, Ore
gon; John Dibb, Cannonyille, Iron
county, Washington Territory; j. j.
Adams. Brigham City. Yavapia county,
Arizona.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-19

The baseball season has begun in
earnest, and the papers Of various cities
are filled with glowing accounts Of how
nine brutal rufians from some other
place, assisted by a depraved and per.
jnred umpire, succeeded in robbing the
home club OF tho game. When the
home club wins the umpire is q cul.
tured gentleman and the opposing nine
a combination Of gifted young men who
were Temporarily unfortunate. IN
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-19

BURoLAAs broke into the house Of
q horribly old maid the other nigh, IN
the northern part Of the city. and Just
as they approached her bed.,he woman.
who was dreaming she was being pro.
posed to BY = handsome young man,
rose up In bed and exclaimed: ayes,
love, I will marry YOU" The fright
ened burglars sprans thirty feet through
. window sash. and never stopped
until fifteen miles from town.-Er.
change.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-19

The following statement Of freight
sent into the Wood River county this
spring' via Kelton, will give our readers
some ide" Of the vast amount OF mer.
ohandise required to supply that new
mining district. SO far but little ma
ohinery has gone in. During the month
Of April there were forwarded from
Kslton l,22s.79 pounds; May LIST to
9th, l,2BS,7ss pounds; week ending
June 3d. Ss9.t09 pounds; total Of "a
days, 1888, 533.
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wouIdn's shake.

FIRST Teuton--''You vas seen Rich.
ard Tree, und how vas Mr.. Keene7"
Second ditto-"Dot's too much fight.
in init der army. 1 like better dem
two Orphan NIT KleIton, as dot Tree
Richard Won Keene."
First T.-"You don't like shakes
peer?"
Second Tho, l Won't shake. OF
you like to dreat, 1 take a small vone."
-Gdzsns.
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"wnr do you write on both sides OF
your paper, sir2" asked the editor.
"Don't you know we never accept such
manusoripts7" ''oh. this Is a different
matter" said Jones, II was dealing with
a very important question, and as you
a'e an impartial mau 1 supposed you
Wonld want to look on both sides o. IT,"
And the editor looked on both sides Of
1t, weighed IL Peacefully, and gently do.
posted II In the waste basket.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-19

TAG Salt Lake Tribune says. Ysstsr.
day Sheriff Mckee Of Phoebe, who IL
o In the city, received . dispatch
from his deputy, John Craig, informing
him that Jack Alma had killed Hank
sprague At Hike. No particulars
are given - the causes which led to the
killing. but the dispatch says. II sas
instiaabls.
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m~inis,rs,ion ~iII moi, ,;.,a tn. ~,
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tire TO priyat. liz. I'm, o,,s.Id :. ,h..
momen, pI.n,.d hi. ,..,h IN IA. o.w.
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until IN. fr;snd, n, ConII;n.w .,. 80
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died in . f.v m,nn,... ..Tb.,or, ia
Mrs. spoopspdvk.. triumpban,Iv ..I
told YOU 40"
"Shov n.pr ..;d NT, s~roo,.oa.L
Jumping up and ssizinO the -p,tt.,n
"where dye fnd such dodpas.ed ION.
sense as that7 Where il it?"
Tbs q. h.o;,. ,,a..,L -,m
then IL runa oyer on the hand and dow,,
on the gore. and ends here nm thu n,.;,.
inc. I knev ia sasn q and NJ,
spoopenkyks smiIca plsss.n,Iv.
whats thu ma,tsr With Won VIM
measly idiot7'' bovlsd Mr.. spoon.n.
dyke. ..Tbis IA vbs,e xon o., .orr
political inforn.tion IA it7 Th;a ,ha
of your intelligence ON National
affairs? All you want ia two mora nat.
terms and a bald head 10 bs . consti,n
tional Iawyerl Three oyerslirt. md n
pair Of sn.c,aclss uouId m.L.
Supreme Court Judeel What dive tbink
this is3"
"Isn't it rightl" faltered Mrs.
Spoopendyke. Ibid you read from The
ruHie over to the band and down to The
gore"
Eyes, I did, didn', II" soueaked Mr..
Spoopendyke, land 30 did you, didn't
your Do you know what YOU huye GOT
here7"
"Isn't it . pat"
"Dog CAST the pattern-I mean the
printi Part of II Ia ahop, a.reald
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-19

A BosTos man writes in dead earnes,
TO u the journals Of that city: ~ am
. poor man, and my whole income "a
derived from the sale OF hsh and lob.
'ters from my wheelbsrrow. But I Am
interested in the proposed fair I hear
talked about. and sni willing 10 give tWo
weeks profit toward the OF
starting the enterDrise."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-19

A THE Rodgers Is now about to go 10
the Arctic rsRions,in search Of the III.
fssed Jeanette. the proprioty Of getting
q vessel ready as soon as possible to
hunt The Rodgers presents itself to every
thinking man. Subscriptions will be
received al this Office.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-19

TT may DO a deadlock, but We will
hna'ly succeed. or else two Democrats
VIII be elected said Mr.. Plat to the
Ne" York correspondent OF the Boston
h'r0fd' That Is the theory Of his mas.
'efs desperate campaign. How do Ro.
publicans like it7
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-19

A Rid has been introduced In the
Michigan Legislature imposing a tino Of
$1,000 and imprisonment for n rear
On any person publishing an occur Of
. murder or hanging.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-19

s~orsSTrgrs say there Ia q famine
among the birds in the Northern and
western States; ihat tho late winter
destroyed tho insects aud the birds
have liuve 10 eat.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-19

AMArss paper prints q l~scouio cor.
rsspondence between two personal
friends. One wrote TO the other: "Do
mo the favor to lend me a dollar 10 got
my COW out Of tho pound" Tho other
wrote back: II would, bet I paid my
last dollsr to the boys 10 take the COW
o the pound"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-06-19

Tns total assessment Of the Central
Faoifo Raiirosd Company property
WITHIN the Staie Of California has been
placed a. ei5,o56, 500. The road has
ossn ''ss'ssd 9. the rate Of s2s, 900 Per
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...r.
"NABOB"
Pure Whisky.

EXPERIESCE SHOWN THAT MA.
T. BOB WHISKY one Of the best medi.
cinAl preparaliOnst own. and IL highly re-
commended by the aculiy for all casee Of
Ne, yousncss. wcakh css, Debility. Dyspepsis,
Indigestion, etc. lts popularity Throughout
thu Eastern States has been great, and -
CONES tn the PAclAc Coast Endorsed by the
certificates Of Dr =. Dana Hayes. State Assay.
CT Of Massachusetts,, and DR.. n. G. Louder.
back Of ~. Louis. Mo. These certificates are
most direct In their statements. AverrinR that
the Naboh whisky, without exception the
purcst article that can oe used either medi
clnally or for Indigestion and Nervous Afee-
lions, and can be used with the nimost eonn.
dence. The analysis shows that this Whisky
Il free rom navoring ole acids, motAls, or
other drlcteLon. distances. DR.. Hayes
further says that pure, Of superior quail.
~. and suitable for dIctsiic and mcdfcIneI
purposes. Such econ on hdniions nfe the
strongest that can he furnished, snd as there
are thousands Of letters tesilying TO the mer
its Of the Whisky A. n family remedy and
tonic, no further proof OF It's excellence need
be given. Since The Sabob Mcdloaled whisky
has been Introduced. the Medical Faculty has
dissolved properties which make It valuable
~ Q Blood Further. EfHa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-29
NatIrliaer Sob.

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3idtsr: 3ie molten sic @nsef&is
Der 70 unswsipsutisen 3sussnsa uslassn
stsie Ssbauptuns bssrdnesu?
@nseflastsr: Das is iebr sinfad,
5srr 9srt6tsratb. Gri6t BAN n,sr
unS In Der n9plpene Conn" mitnan.
ter an gdtii& ssisst uno 70 feds, adt
6albe setrunfsn. Ssrnab FIN r,sr beiu,
Dti&furi9 bisis more, ua9bsr BAN
mer 5dncel friest unb IA BAN mer
auf sinanrer lussiblasen, bis elmer
pom uns lissen ssblism 1T - Sie feb
en- fslbf, 5srr @sri&tsratb, 90 1T aass
saua natdrli& 3usanse.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-29

Wabrena bes lsstsn 9drserfrissss la
gen spet Greiwiaise. In ibrsn Dsden &C.,
bdQt, untsr Gem pri6ttssn Sternenbim,
mel, 8irstnisns. ,.Darum bif Du In
bic armee sstrsteu ?" fragile Sad. bic
StiQe Der Nadt untsrbrsdenp. SD
babe fsin 8sib unb i'd lisbe Srtes."
ertpiseerte Som, yabsr mas BAT Did
bisrbsr ssfibrt - SD bate Elm
8sib uno lisbe ben Grisesn, - bses
baIb Bin i'd In ben 8ries ss;pssn,"
entsesnets Sad, bic Dsfs pibter uai
i1 3tebenp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-29

Gr raiirt fi9 islbf. Gin rsi9s,
Saus!nsutsbefBer mar mad Berlin
se;psen unc bsiu6te Hsieis bas S9aus
fpielbaus. Ginss abenps, ais er fG
NIT sinem nsben ii& fissnbsn Ssrrn,
Der slsi6faas bduFs susesen mar. ibsr
bic S4Sbnbsit css seraee aufssfitrtsu
Stidss unterbtslt, fraste i'm Der Ssrr,
Oh CT zen Barber BON Ssp:Qa" Caut
Elm S9auiptelsrfif) fsnne2 yNein",
serisste Der Wann. lid babe NIT BEN
Wanne nod ni&ts su tbun ssbabt i'd
ralire mid Ielbf.