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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-15
1afota.

SIM sanBen SamsSripertbaI c
In Dat. Esrr., wtrb ibsr bic 8erwiifuns
gen sstIast, psIde bic mafenbaft auftres
tsnbsn 5elOmduie (Gophers) on ben rei'
fen6su Sauten usru,lu9en, unb sebeu
mebrere County 8%erwaItunsen nit Der ab
f6t un, stne @slb 8rdmie auf bic Cob
tuns Der 6sIomduls bu iesen.
s. tanna Is stue aussematte Cad.
anssieben ps,bsn, euB bic repabIitanii2e
StGGtscOnpsntton BON Ranias ben fanat,s
i6sn grObtbitiOulitsn unb Dsuii4enbaher
ct SObu pieoer su ib,sm 9%ouutrueu,S.
ganbIoptsn srpdblen pito.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-15
, n II D.
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2u BEN oIidItG itsu Stunber, uel5e
benz a:usn &terbJ'hen auf igiuem Groen
pausn suaemsd,n fieo, sdblen HE 8tabe;
fivnbeu i'm TaniliGuprsis nah bsr Rdm
pier Dr0 2lfteu hss IaGsS Gn8 uuihll
biee 8eplJuoer Der RIstusn t0R' Gem O9r
Irh RE Gr;Gbluua Der w26'ren t0cggfrdu,
pn8 Ii4 bter unS bort in 5aWle o9ct tn
Der Wa@batinG't sudetTdg2H, last unS bic
8ladertisr ogS Aa!tss oosr @elHdites per
oefen. IN osr E6set,jb abss,6amt, 10
brett 75 OF urtsrb%dItusg ON uniere BE
farrtgu uu0 6reunbe - Ger Stor1 bat
Syau 8rauu sinsu tIsinsn Junssa ssbradt,
-ipufe mid uuuseru Oh He ibn Scbn tau
fen H. ubss Sonss sebt nod @aIifcrs
iien ;ur @rboluus ietnsr @eiunbbett,-
b5ie 9sute iussn ieso& bd8 3uttbaus pdrs
Elm pafsnb.rsr Blot fur i'm - SdmtSfs
&incer babsn bic Wuisrn,-bte betommsn
INNER etpas. o, Sobnnp feI bsute wisber
bic Erspps binuntsr" limb bod sebt ss
fort. .Wlein 9isbsr," iaste meme before
Sdlfte uorseitsrn abenb, bait Du bemerti
ME Warie ,unimmt2 sic 1T pieber nun:
ter uie fribsr, bstommt mebr 5arbs
unb uirb suiebeRb ftdrter. Der 2iebts
MaIs @rtract, psIdsu ber Doctor fur IL
psrorbn.te, i9siut ibr isbr gut su tbun.-
6ait bdtte Id es peresfsu, Goufne 2tiBi'
par bsute Morsen bier unb ldbt DID i96r
eraBen. ste srsdblte mir, baB Onts
6snrp pisI better Jet unb Der Doctor slaubt
bab er fi@er pisosr ssnei.n wtrb. ST &c
brau6t sbsnfalIs 9tebis Wals @rtract uni
i6r,ibt bic 8tfsruns ieines Suftanbes ben
Mittel gu, ba sr idou i'm gufans als e
ben WaI3 @rtruct nubm, Wirtuns per
ipirte. @r it nun 10 pom bieiem Wttte
einssncmmsn, buB er ii4 nur on ben @rtrae
bdlt unb aue Neoi8inen dufsesebsn bat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-15

BUR cine balbe Jlai6s, fareibt 5er'
Ric. 8ubn, 81 gusenie StraBe, Sas., ID
muir cine baIbe SIai9s bss ct. Satobs
Oel's mar nOtbwenbis, UNI mir wieber aul
bic Bsine Su bslfen. 8or einissr 8sit per'
Istte Id BET Der arbeit meinen GuB, uis Id
sIaubts nur Ierdt unb i9sntts Der Sa9s
wents Beadtuns. aIs i'd ab,nbs mad
5auie Fam, fling bus Bein on gu idwelsn,
10 buB i'd ni&t msbr ssben tonnte unb
sroBe Sdmsr3en tratsn Elm. Da lisB i9
mir BET 5errn Sobn Rubn cine SIaide bss
b~efannteu 5siImittels ct. Satobs Del 30,
len unb rieb msinen SuB Dor benz Sdla'
fenssben tii4tis bamit eiu. slm anbsren
Gag fanb td, bob mid Der Rrampf unb biz
Sdmsrjsn uerlanen battsn. Sd fubr mt,
Der Ginreibuns fort unb par loon am
Nittas bsfdbiSt metne atbsit wisbsr auf
Bun,bmsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-15

9eim Sduurseri@t tn Rhndsn wurbs
anorsas 60nita, 8Gufmaun aus Sslb,
,ulsst in Dim ben, psgsn bsttlgsiihsu
gaatsrotts rroclf,t. Ser snestlOsts N
elm botsraoig:r SGpiutIer. Bis er isiH
.Gei5dit" bstrisb, beUsiit, bab er in i;btn
Mcnateu 74,424 R. Ballipd ;]uiammsrs
bra6te, on @ttiDsu parsn b6aflens 49,.
900 NGtt ucrbauosu. Die 9erbanb!uug
tpnnts tsinsu onbsrsu ginbrud bsruorb.ins
gen, ole ben, buB S6nita uuf mats anoe
req ~ausging, ais auf S&pphsl nab Cns
un6 bie,u cine @ei&aftBsstaaruus elm.
ihlug, meI&e S%iaatsdnwult SrGun cine
bla, ltrdubsnbs nannte. llrtbeil: 81 SGbre
3a9lbaus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-15
Ceherreimsu

gu Bru9 fane om 8 gull i'm soeiali
fenprojshs mad finftdsiger Dauer bic ur'
tbsiIspsrfiuntsuuu ifatt, BtB duf ben
Sersmarn Scb1un 2sotat uurben idmmt.
Ii&s ansetlaste usrurthe,It. unb guar: Der
Ber9mann Sc5asn Waisl, negen Woies
fidlsbelstsisur9 ~ sust Subren. S&ub'
NADER SOispb 8uorat ussen RsIigions
'i6runs III u4tiebn WoRateu i5wersn Ser
ters. Die ibrtsen s~6lf auBetIustsn
erbisIteu grsitfrufsn Don feds Wonatsn
bis feds Saasn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-15
WtSeonHu.

SdmmtIi@e Stdbte Bis
eonin's iousn per TsItpbon in brett,
8srbinoung mitetuunoer 9sbradt psrbsn
@s bat ft Bu bisism 3usde cine Corpora
ton NIT siusm @opitul Don 5000. 900 qe
bilbet. 8Uii6su ben Stdbtsu Oibtoib
Resnob, Wenuiba, appisiun, @rssn Bag,
Dspsre unb BrigbtbMg 1T Der tsIepboni
i&e 8ertsbr idon bsrseitslt.
Die 3eit fir AbbGltuu9 Der 0atio
mol auspsuuns BON Wtltprobuctsn IN
Wilwautse III aaf ben 4. Biz o. 9esember
anbsraumt wo,bsn. @s iinb isSt i&or
preiie In Der @siammib6bs BON $500
paruntsr aud wsI9s fur brsiRrts S9afsr,
bunbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-15

aus WtImautee wirb ssmeIhet:
Der us,besrenbfe Sturm, ben mir felt
Sabren ssbabt BADEN, iu8te beute lam 2
b. Wt uniere 9ssenb beim. Sine stoBs
Ansabi BON @ebdnOen IN bur9 BIisi&las
bsitdsist uorbsn, bic Baismsnts unb bic
Re0er In ben nisbsrsu StaotlbeilsH wurben
ibs, lutbst. gisIe @sl6dftsbduisr babsn
i9usre Waarenperlulte bur9 b0S einftt6
meube Bofer srlttten. 3uei Wenidsn
le6en ftnb su ~bstIassn. @tu Wann uuroe
burd ben 8lis gsi5btst. Der Ssrluff an
gigsntbum wirb auf IS ,O0e, 900 eei9dst
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-15
Gin neuer Sumbua.

sd Los unb b5ite 10 pisl uon ben @i'
ssnlaaftsn Sss SopfsusB itters, uno msins
Jruu, bic beitdnbis trdnteIte, qadIte mid
10, es ibr gu psd6aHen, baB i'd enOli8
einwiuiste, obidOn ib iberbeust mar, bab
ss Elm neuer Sumbus isi. Sect frsut ss
mid, Sus i'd es that, benn nod awsimo
natIidem @sbraub sss Bittsrs nor msius
Srau t~urirt. unb felt anberibalb Sabren tn
fe pSais seiuuo. Golden 9umbus lab
Id mir sefauen."-9. e., st. Saul.
xYioneer. YreR@.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-15
Mntmort ciucs &lnflers.

gu benz beriihmtsn Sbiermalsr Der.
bstbopsn in 8rIIisl fam sint sinit Elm
snslii9er 9oumpoQsnlorb uno fraSte ben
8iinflsr bel ieinsm gintritt in oos atelier
nit Dem nnoeri6dmteitsn Son s6nner'
mdbiser SerablaNuns Sino Sic Der
Walsr, Der bos Summs 8isb matte Ser
bin ih, sntportst. Der 3dniiler, pofen
Sie etua gemalt iein?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-15

Die Bd4e bss bairiiasn DaIOes fnb tn
neuerer j3sit bsionbsrsn @sfabrsn babur9
ausssisst, buB ioIae Don umberitreunen
ben, atbettsi9sasn Peri6nIi9tettsn began
gen unb unteri udt usrben, uelde Stsaen
fd ais Defenders rei&5altis an WufSsln
erwelien. Sinb bieie Streden aus iutis
sema4t, baum msrben in ben uarmsu
Scmmsrndttsn bic Nni1slu mad Eau'
isuben ausssbobsu, bic S@nede ausse
i5nittsn, bic Saalen usrtauft. Fir tau
ieno S1alsb fol- $50 W. bs,ablt wsr
ben. Sn pielsu Baden fommsn nur msbr
usrsin3elte Wuidsn Dor, obuobI ie fribsr
in l1n,obl ansutrsfsu wCrsu, unb Der
Wui4sloiebitubI bat als Elm lobuenbsr Or
usrbssueis cine taum seabr'e gassebnuns
gsnommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-15
Nus ben Qeben.

gntsr sic mOlen meme Sodtsr bei'
ratben harfi4 fro9en, ME bob Scr idbr=
li9ss ginfommsn! Derbsr : i9 BIN 9rocu'
rift bel 2,bmunn uno Sic. nit einsm Sc
bait Dor 5000 M. Batter: ON! Su
8eiIaafg 10 piel ME msins So9tsr fir
Sdnupftiihsr ge5raudt. Werber !: Gnt'
iduloisen sic, oaB id meinen antras 3u'
riid5iebs. cine iOIae Ruis fam i'd bod
ni4t aebrduNen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-15
Uateru.

Gin ju 9au.bsrs uetforbener psnftonir'
ter 9anori9ier bat bic Staot WdrSburg
gum @rbsn isines 8srm0Jens, circa 3d.
600 Wart NIT Der gsotnsuns sinssiest,
bts 3tHisn auidbrlid am Sanoestdge o.s
Cops vW6uanta"-ber gsritorbsne mar
Der @r,nosr oieisr Stuoententorporation-
b. |. am 8. Suut, IN bic armsn oer StaOt
Al %pertbetIeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-15
Weucs Gburjhlfem,

Wie fommt es b,nn, Wsier, baB sic
felt GINGER Ssit 8aHse t~rinten, tudbreuS
Sbre Srau Bier trintt.
8an5 einfa6. Wsnn i4 Bier trinfs,
trints i1 metr als Gin 8las uno penn
msine Srou 8nffs trintt, trintt fe mebr
aIs cine SoHe: oamit mir ober bel ben
i6Iedten 3sitsn nidt 70 pisl Ouse:bsn,
irinP i'd Reffe uno m,ins 5rau trinft
Bier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-15

eshsuben @insabs an ben 8unb8rutb fib
aniuitlts8eu, nm bic WiBtdues gu Bee
ieifi0eu, mcE&e Sareus b~erpors,ben. baB
bic baisr'i5en. MI ttsmbsrstldsn anb Ga.
bi'dsu &e,ds 8otue,ibieiheu nnr in bsm
betrsfsnosn BOit9sbieie 8iIti9tett bsfs
zen"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-15

Dit rnbisrm 0spifrn tuun Id Sebsm
Der es wtnsu MIL, Or. ausuit &ouis's
5umburesr G,Opfeu ais Gin wi, tltd 9uts8
uub f9sr pigttnbes 5siImitteI bsiisns su
pFetIsn, pOlu mid etue jobrslanse prat
tiids @rfCbrurg befdbist. - 70 idreibt
Der Ruib. 2u9frser. @ousq, Rinn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-15
Wtnnefota.

Su Der Rdbe uon Worris fonb Der
Sarmsr Rart 2arp mad sinsm itartsn &s.
asnfaa 10 6orslIsn uon mittlsrsr @r6bs tn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-15

Die batstiidsu 9unbeIstammem fub
aufssforbert uorben, Der Don ben 6rant'
farter unb Maiussr 6anbslstummern auss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-15

@cm 8ptt Elm amt gibt, Dem sibt sr
au6 8erfano. @,m absr Soft 8erfanb
9ibt, benz erten bic Msni6sn fsin lint.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-15
Gtablirt 1853.
u d, It erS a u, er
NoDai Nst1erianS
stsamibip Company.

Diffe 0init N Der ~birefttfe uno beausmfe
Wss fir pdFasiere aus
Cub unt Mittel=S eutfhlanb uue
Der ShWei3.
paFass.prsis ~nieerissr pis bsi irssnb elmer
anbsrn einie. DE @sisaibatt bat ibre eistnen
3prpseen uup auf hem Stbsiu laufsn. Dur&
ben neusu Sssfanal s~tlanssu bic Camper bin
nsn 9 Stunbsn ron Imftream nab pfener
see. Die Dampfsr transpprtirsn fsin gisp.
". ". s.. toe 2asr,
Sen. Msert, Hsw yOrf.
anten 8oensrt, Sen. 2Ssfsrn YafIsier-
&sent, SO. 81 9aS ale Ctr, &bieass, Sltnots.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-04-18

Correspondence Of the London Standard
After a twelve hours constant and I'M
broken ride we arrived at KalinOvik.
There we found about one hundred and
thirty well armed insurgents tolerably
well clothed, who were mostly occupied
in feeding their horses. While waiting
I had time to look around me, and the
sights that presented themselves to my
eyes that cold and wild night | shall
never forget. Old men in torn clothes,
children in rags, young men with defiant
looks, even women in coarse mems cloth
ing, were clustered and scattered about,
all armed from head TO toe; some were
laughing, talking, gesticulating; others
cooking, few sleeping. Every now and
then was heard a shrill whistling, fol-
lowed by peculiar sounds, which signi-
fed that some one was passing their
outpOsts. It commenced showing. For
our supper the chief ordered rice to be
cooked and small goat to be stewed. l
took great care not to ask any questions
or seek for such information as could
raise the suspicious of the insurgents.
They number at present nine hundred
men, and their number increases daily.
For example, he told me Tint during the
last three days over forty men had join
ed them, who had all brought arms and
ammunition with them. He added that
the Bosnaiks had more arms and ammu-
milton buried-waiting to be dug up at
al OppOriune time-than all the arms
and ammunition of the army of occupa-
ton. They do not think, he continued.
that their attempt will fail, and even if
it should their fall would be only the
commencement of the real insurrec-
ton. They could never be con.
quered, only made to retreat
Behind US, in front of another large
tent, were camping about twenty insur-
gents, and, seated around a large camp
fire, some were singing and playing,
while others were loudly snoring. Some
of the singers and players had their
national instruments, the "gusla" and
"gaida," and were tuning them up be
fore commencing their strangely weird
melodies. The Bosnian songs have
always had strange and agreeable effect
upon me. There is something in their
music which combines the greatest con
trasts, wild and plaintive mixed together
music not known in the civilized
world-but of such puTeness and strange
NADAdbAOu DIS 6ACllSS every Ou6 listening
to it. A starry winter night was above
and around us when we took our leave.
The snow had ceased falling and accom-
panied by about ten companions, which
the chief had kindly given as a guard,
we commenced our way back toward the
GraZelitza. And still resounded and
were echoed back to us the refrains of
their war song. Every two or three
hundred steps were heard the signals.
cries and watchwords of the stationed
sentries, which were answered by nv
companions. Then all became quiet.
We heard nothing but the clashing
sounds of the horses hoofs. NV COM
panions were silent and grave, and after
some of them had parted from us near
the village of Romania, we rode on till
we reached the high mountain range of
PasOYac
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-04-18

Sugar quiet but Arm. common TO good com
mon, 797zsc; fair to fully fair, 71<66c; prime
70 choice, slsOSlfc; yellow clarified, ssz09c.
moiasses In fair demand; common reboiled. As
m41e; parboiled- 50062c; prime to choice $50
S1c- Rce scarce and firm; Louisiana. ordinary
% % prime, 6A071sc. Bran scarce and firm at
CHICAGO. April 17.-Flour scarce and firm
Wheat stronger and higher; No. 2 Chicago
spring, 81 351801 SO for cash; 81 90 for April;
81 31A for May; No. Chicago spring, 81 II
al 16. Corn fairly active and shade
higher; 765kc for cash and April; 7sN7sIKc for
May. Oats easier; 5i1xc for cash and April;
525sc for May. Professionalism unsettled, gen
orally lower: mess SIS 3501s 40 for cash and
April; S1S S711 for May. Lard quiet and easier;
Ii Csc for cash and April: II 371fc for May.
Bulk meats steady; shoulders, SOC; short rib.
10 45csshort clear, 10 6Oc. Whisky steady and
unchanged.
CINCINNATI. April 17.-Flour strong and high
er; family. s. 0006 25; fancy, IS 7507 rs.
Wheat excited and higher; No. red winter,
81 Ss01 80. Corn quiet; No. 9 mixed. 7s14c.
Oats strong and higher; No. mixed, 571f0
5S14c. Pork firm; mess, S19 90. Lard dull at
| llAc. Bulk meats quiet but firm: shoulders.
Z 25c; rib, 10 Csc. Whisky steady at 81 n; COM
6ination sales of finished goods, COS barrels, on
the basis of 81 II. Sugar strong; hards. 10A6
| 10Szc: New Orleans, 7lSnSNc. Hogs in good
| demand; common and light. IS 75d7 80; pack
/ ing and butchers. S6 3507 IS.
LorIsvILLH. April 17.-Previsions steady and
/ in fair demand: Mess pork, S19 Buik meats
| generally unchanged, but with some sales rath-
/ er nlg0er-SnOuIderS. SOC. rib, 10 a5c: clear.
| 10 90c. Hams. sugar cured, firm at 12NC113c
| Flour generally unchanged; some sales rather
| higher, with advancing tendency: extra
/ family, "a IS; choice to fancy, s. 5067 25
| Grain generally unsettled but higher: Wheat
| No red winter. 81 3Oa1 81. Corn-No white
S60S7c; No. mixed, 820S3c Oats, mixed. SIC
| ~ LOUIS, April II Flour firm and about
| Zoe higher. Wheat active, firm and higher
No. red fall, 81 "a for cash: 81 34szD1 35sz fol
May. Corn active, firm and higher for May
| 75sz076l<c for cash; 755k176c for May. Oats
| easier; 52l7c bid for cash: 52s<0l525kc for May
| Provisions-POrk quiet but firm; SIS 40 bid fol
! and April. Lard dull and nominal at INC
| Bulk meats steady and firm; shoulders. 10c
short rib, 10 20c; short clear, 10 55c. Whisky
steady at 81 IS.
bALTHoRx April floats dull aud easier
| Southern, 6l@64c; Western white 62e76ic, mix
| ed 6O061c; Pennsylvania. 60664c. Provisions
| higher: Mess pork. SIS ESQ g IS Bulk cneev'
| shoulders and clear Fib gides. packed, So
and liz" Bacon-shoul6srs. 91kc; clesr
s'Aes 121sc Hama 131f0i4e Lard, refined
| l214c. DoTes quiet; Pho cargoes. OrdiDe-v e
| TAR S16G91xc }1CgHr strong; A s9fN. 10 Wits
| Ky higher and firm at 81 o. Freights dull an6
| lower
WTLBEGToN, April 17.-spirits turpeDtint
| firm tSc R0sir quiet at 81 9216 for strained
| 81 9716 for good strained. Tsr firm at 81 rs
Crude turpentine steady at 81 25 for hard
50 IS FOR yellow dip, ana SO IS for virgin. Corr
| unchanged.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-04-18

Per Central Railroad. April 17-Fordg Agt.
Nj Maclean. g NJ Heidi & Co, e A Schwarz M
Boley & Son. Henry Yonge, Ohlander, Lee
Roy Myers, Henry Solomon, Bendheim Bros &
Co. II Myers & Bros. Savannah Guano Co JOS
A Roberts & Co w G jackson, NJ Harden, E
l, Neidlinger. Son Co. Weed & G, Palmer
Bros w NJ Davidson, Jno Sullivan. VIM Diers,
G w Huasev, j H Won Newton, o Butler, Lipp-
man Bros, Mrs A Golden B M Garfunkel, D C
Bacon q Go, Il Nj Conner Co. F NJ Farley,
Waiter q II, Woods 6 Co. Wood & Bro
Per Charleston ana Savannah Railway, April
17-Fordg Office S. F & w Ry. A J Miller & Co.
J B Reedy. Weed & c. Graham & H, Mary
Adams. Q Williams, Rieser & S, M Doyle,
Williams Co, W Q Jackson, F Stubs.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western RAILWAY,
April l7-Fordg Office, Peacock. II e. Co CL
Jones. P Williams & Co, w c Jackson Chess,
c & Co. e T Roberts, Lee & L, John j McDon-
ough & Co, Haslam & H, r B Reppard, D G Ba-
con & Co, Dale, w & Co, NJ Hull, H Myers &
Bros, HOlcombe, 6 & Co,M Feret & Co Guck-
enheimer ~ Son, Saussy. II & r, Einstein' s
Sons, Z S Prendergast. w E Alexander & Son,
A Champion. Meinhard Bros & Co, Lippman
Bros. Q Quinn, Mrs w Smith, p H Ward &
COW w Gordon & Co, Jno Flannery & Co, L
Peacock, H & Co, r Understands Son & Co.
Emma Minis, New York Steamship G @ Ge-
munden. Jno Ryan, Palmer Bros, Ray.
Per steamship Geo Appold. from baltimore
w Alexander & Son, Branch G, John
Cunningham, Houston Clinch, Crawford & L.
Paul Decker, A Friedenberg & Co, J Free
man, NJ FerSt AZ 20, u Fox Levi j Gazan, F L
George & Co. Holcombe, q & Co. F M Hull A
Kohler. J H Kemps, D B Lester, Lppman Bros,
NJ LAWN, Loeb q E, A ] Miller & Co, NJ Mende
& Bro. j. F Neufviile, N Lang & Bro est Jno
Oliver, Order Saussy, H & R, Order T P Bond,
Order G Haynes & Bro, Order Geo Schley, G
w Parish, II Ruwe. L Remon. B Reedy, r
Roach & Rro. Order, Jno Sullivan, str Claren-
don, str David Clark, E Spanier, H Solomon, B
F Ulmer, Weed & G.
Per steamship Seminole, from Boston
9 X X, s. & Ry, str Florida, Allen & L. A
Altmayer & Co, E Acosta Jr, M Bolev &
Son, 2 Bond. John Cunningham. David
son, Einstsn's Sons. NJ Ferst & Co, t Ouin-
lan.W w Gordon & Co.'s Guckenheimer & Son
I Halligan. G Hardwick, Holcombe. q q Co
8 G HAYNES Bro. T Henderson, H Kemps
Moses Krauss, F LaFar, n Lang & Bro, D B
Lester, f f Ling, Loeb & E. Lowell & L, Lud-
den & B, Meinhard Bros & Co, Miller & Co.
Myerson & w, Myers & Bros. NJ Mende &
Bro, E L Neidlinger, Order II K Jno Oliver
Palmer Bros Peacock. H & Co. Rosenheim &
Co. j Ryan, Southern Elk Co, H Solomon, Solo,
mons & Co, d Spring, Weld & H.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-04-18

A NEW SUBMARINE VESSEL. "A young
Roumanian engineer, M. Trajan Theodo-
Tesco, has constructed a submarine YES
sci which quite puts all that has been
made hitherto in the shade. The ship,
if it does not exceed certain dimensions,
can be navigated for twelve hours at 100
feet under water without being raised to
the surface. The working at the surface
is similar to that of an ordinary steam
ship. The speed is not so great as that of
some steamers, but it is nevertheless supe-
rior to that of sail boats. The immersion
is effected by screws. Once under water,
enough light is supplied to be able to see
obstacles at distance of 100 feet, and the
movement is so regulated as to avoid
them. The supply of air for the crew
will last twelve hours, and can be re-
newed without coming to the surface by
means of telescope tubes. The propul.
sion and immersion are arranged to cause
no noise. If all these claimed advantages
are confirmed in practice, the new vessel
will be most formidable submarine
offensive weapon. But it can also be
used for more profitable purposes. In
the Matchin Canal, near Bralla, there
has LAIN since May, 1877, the wreck of
Lutf. Dejelit, on board of which was the
Golfer OF the Turkish Flotilla on the
Danube; containing the treasure of the
fleet, which it will perhaps be possible
to recover by means of the new subma-
rine boat.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-04-18
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NOON REPORT

NEW YORK. April 17.-Stocks irregular. Money
4 per cent Exchange-long, "a Sc: short.
81 Ssh. State bonds moderately active but
irregular. Government bonds strong and gen.
orally higher.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. April 17.-Cotton opened firm
middling uplands, i1-i6d; middling Orleans,
export 900 bales; receipts 1890 bsles-Ameri-
can 12, 400.
Futures: Middling uplends, low middling
clause. deliverable in April, 4464d; deliverable
in April and Nav. a Sad; deliverable in May
and June. 8 45-64d; deliverable IN June and
July, s 49-54d: deliverable in July and August,
54-64d. deliverable in August and September,
5s-6id; deliverable 10 September and Octo-
Der. 50-64d. Futures steady.
NEW YORK. April 17.-CotUOn opened steady;
sales 3, COS Dales including 3,525 for export mid
ding uplands. 1214c; middling Orleans, 1216c.
Futures-MarEet opened steady. with sales ss
follows: April u 21c; Nav. u 33c: June, II 4sc;
July, - 63c; August. u re; September, II &c.
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, ETc.
LIVERPOOL. April 17.-Lard, Sos cd. Bacon,
iongclear middes, Sos Cd; short, Sis Sd. Corn,
new mixed, 6s 81; old 6s 1Od.
NEW YORK. April i7.-Flour opened firm and
in fsir demand. Wheat unsettled and excited
LG2Ac higher Corn quiet; A156c lower
Pork quiet but firm at s17 25G1S % Lard firm
at II 55c Spirits turpentins, 6O06lc. Rosin
81 42LS02 Az Freights dull and weak.
BALTINORE, April 17.-Flour firm and higher
Howard street and Western superfne, g 75Q
90; ditto extra, IS 25G6 .; ditto family, IS e
o. so; CITY mills superfine, g 1904 Is: ditto
Wheat-Southern higher: Western hizher and
active; Southern red. 81 4561 50; amber. 81 g
nj "a; No. Western winter red. on the spot
81 47A asked Corn-SOuthern yellow higher
white steady; Western quiet but higher and
strong; Southern white, 92094c; yellow. ga
94c.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-04-18
APhysician,s Opinion.

A physician, writing to The journal Of
Health, in speaking Of Browns Iron Bitters,
having carefully analysed its Ingredients,
says: There is no other remedy In existence
so harmless and yet so effective. No other
compound should ever be used for general
Ill health and chronic diseases of the pull
monarY, digestive and urinary organs It is
mild, yet sure in its action, and gradually
restores perfecs health and strength to every
function Of the organs OF life. Its action
is so very mild that there is no room left for
reaction and relapse, neither will it's discon-
tinuance bring on craving for its use or
renewal Of past disorders
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RECEIPTS.

Per steamer Ho ward Drake, from SatiIla-
1gS bbls rosin. 81 bbls spirits turpentine. 10 SKIS
potatoes, sacks empty bags, buggy spring
| bag pumpkins, coop chickens box mdse
case cigars, ID empty kegs. 1 Dbl bottles,
bids iron, bbls empty bottles, 3 crates empty
bottles.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western RaiIwag.
April TIA bales cotton, 80 cars lumber.
car laths, 1850 bbls rosin. 2S4 bbls spirits tur
pentine, u bbls syrup. 1872 bbls and 39S boxes
vegetables, 90 sacks rough rice, bales yarns
and mdse.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Apri
17-2 bales cotton, p bbls rosin, "a bbls spirits
turpeutine, Is boxes tobacco, so caddies to
bacco, II bags peanuts 3 bales hides. and mdse
Per Central Railroad. April II 794 bales
cotton. 200 sacks cotton seed meal 100 bhls
lime. p pkgs furniture, 144 K wheelbarrows
81 sacks suano, As bdls brooms, 90 SKIS leather
10 tierce7 tsllow, s cases wine ~ bbls LIQUOR.
casS brandy, II bales yarns, 4 bales domestic
II bb's spirits turpentine, , cases tobacco 5,
caddies tobacco. bales paper stock, 20 cars
lumber, bale hides, So pigs mdse