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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-05
CoioueI Cash for Congress.

CHARLESTON. :. c., August 4.-Colonel
f. Il. Cash. who wa, tried last year for
killing Colonel shannon in duel, an
nounces himself as m independent candi-
date for Congress in the Fifth south Caro-
lima district. Ex-Judge +. J. Mackey,
who was a prominent Republican during
the administrations Of Governors Scott and
Moses, and who became Democrat III
1876, has severed his connection with the
Democratic party, and also announces him
self as an Independent candidate for Con-
press in the Fifth district.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-05
Business Failures I'm the United STATES
for the Week.

NEW YORK, August 4.-The bushes .,'
failures reported to New YORK during tne
past seven days numbered loi a. aga, IN.
In last week. The eastern states ftr-
nished N. the western 80. the southern IL,
The r,iddle "a, the Pacific coast and Terri
tories IA. and New York and BROOKLYN =.
TatoJ Io4. The only New York failures
Of Sny consequence are those OF Bennett 4
Foulke. cotton brokers, and vi. hersch-
Kind 4 CO.. clothing. In neither case are
the liabilities heavy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-05
a Secret Irish Organization 20 DepOse
Queen Victoria.

LONDON, August 1.-THE solicitors OF
Thomas Walsh, who was arrested in con-
nection with the discovery Of arms at
Clerkenwell recently, intend TO apply for
postponement OF his trial until the Octo-
Der sessions, owing TO a sudden determi-
nation Of the crown 10 call as a witness the
Mill-street informer Council, who will
prove the existence Of secret organiza-
ton in Ireland having for its immediate
object the deposition OF the Queen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-05
New French Ministry.

PARIS, llugust A new Ministry has
been constituted a. follows: NJ. LeBlond,
Senator, President OF Council and Minis
ter OF Justice; NJ. De Gratis, Minister Of
Foreign Affairs; VI. De Nelle, Deputy Min
lister Of the Interior; NJ. Tirard, Minister
OF Finance; General Bollat. Minister OF
War; Admiral Jawreguiberry. Minister Of
Marine; NJ. Saddecarnat, Deputy Minister
Of Public Works; VI. DE Many, Minister
Of Agriculture; VI. Conchcry, Minister OF
Posts and Teegraphs; NJ. DE NauX, Dep
uty Minister Of Public Instruction. The
Minister OF Commerce has not yet been ap-
nnintcd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-05
ICE.CREAM SALOON.

I HAVE MOVED NY ICE-CREAM
SALOON and CONFECTIONERY into my new
building, No. Ill Main street.
FAMILIES, WEDDINGS, and PARTIES sup
piled with PURE CREAM and CoNFECiioNS
on short notice.
Thanking nv friends Tor their liberal patronage
in the past, respectfully solicit continuance OF
the sane. lau o'otJ "' W.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-05
Florida Mur,lcrers Hung.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, August 4.-IIarri-
son Carter (colored), who murdered Lewis
Adams (coloredDat Baldwin, in thi, county,
January 6. 1852, was executed in the jail
yard here to-day.
FERNASDINA, FLA, August limerick
jackson (coloreD was hanged here at |
O'Clock this afternoon. He murdered a
colored boy named John Thomas near
Kings ferry on November 0. 1881. On
the scaflold he offered up a prayer, and
thanked the Sisters OF Charity for their
kindness to him. He met his fate with
composure. lie died by strangulation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-05
GpnrRia Politics.

COLUMBUS. Ga, August Al the Dem
ocratic Convention OF the Fourth con-
eressional district Hon. Hugh Buchanan,
the present representative in Congress, r.
ceiyed the nomination after nineteen LAX
lots had been taken. The rules were >ils-
pended and the nomination made unanl-
nous. The Convention then adjourned
sine die
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-05

WAsHISGTON, August 4.-Ihe dea,h OF
Mrs. Douglass, the wife OF FREDERICK Doug
lass. recorder Of deeds, occurred TINS morn
Ing az her husbands residence at teuar
Hi. Anacostia. The deceased Wa recent
" attacked with paralysis, and has been
.iowly sinking, 80 that her death was not
UNEXPECTED. She was IN her sixty-ninth
wear. The funeral will take place from her
late residence at 1 o'clock sunday after
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-05
Double Murder In Florida.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, August IA hor-
rible double murder was committed last
Tuesday night at Spring Garden Centre,
in Valusa county. Mr.. Neff and his wife
were killed and horribly mutilated, then
robbed, and the house set on fire. The
flames were extinguished in time to dis
cover the atrocious deed. A warrant Is
out for the suspected persons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-05
Amsr,c.u Archives I'm Europe.

WASHINGTON, August 4.-The acting Con.
sul-General In Egypt telegraphs oecr.'s ~.
Frelinghuysen from Alexandra 'na' ~.
archives OF the Consulate, which ]. wa
feared were destroyed. have been icuna y
Cairo, and that he Is on his way 70 I1r
Said 10 attend TO General stones iaihns
who have been saved by faithiui irie"u
and are supposed w be Vt lshiiiaiia'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-05
YEATS EXECUTED.
Tho Extreme Penalty or the Low
Visited on the Murderer
Of Anderson.

Perfectly Composed to the Last; Minutes
Delay for Him to Breathe Prayer-Death
BY Strangulation-AL Large Cross Of Flowers
Placed Upon His Dead Body by Ills Re-
quest-HIstory or the Crime-A Statement
from the Condemned Man Alleging to be n
True Confession OF the Cause or the MUIR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-05
Terrible storm.

MILWAUKEE, August 4.-The most de-
structive storm for many years swept over
the city yesterday. The damage to pro-
perty is estimated at from $4,000 TO
100000. A man was killed by lightning
and child drowned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-05
II3s Ballots without "a Result.

QUINCY, LII, August 1.-The Congres-
sional Convention at Mount Sterling has
had deadlock for three days. Last night,
after the l,l3Gth ballot, the Convention att
iourned until to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-05
The Chinese In British Columbia.

VICTORIA, Z. G., August i.-thlneSe
agents are buying crown lands in this pro-
vince with a view to the settlement of large
number. OF families for agricultural pur-
poses upon them. Their action i, regarded
with disiaYOr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-05
-Four Mexican Soldiers Killed by
Apaches.

TuCsoN, ARzoNI. August 4.-Thc mum.
Der OF Mexican Federal soldiers Killed in
the fight on the cath ultimo with the Apa-
ches. in Sonora, was four.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-05
Strike OfIrish 4 Onstabu1ary.

DUBLIN, August "A strike among the
Irish constabulary is threatened, and APP
pears 10 be serious. Discomfort among the
men is widespread. Five To ten thousand
OF them threaten to resign. The men de
mand increased pay and quicker promo
tiOn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-05

BRocKT0N, Mass, August i.-llon. Ar
temus Sale, the Oldest eX-member OF Con-
grcss in the State, died at his home, In
Bridgcwater, at IL O'Clock last night; aged
lightweight years and two months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-05

For neuralgia. nervous and sick head
ache, nervousness, billiousne>s, and dyspep-
ia. take Liebig Company Coca Beef
Tonic. Beware OF cheap, worthless imita-
tiop-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-05
West virginia Congressman N0mi'
mated.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, August 4.-The
Democratic Congressional Convention yes
terday renominated John L. Kenna by ac-
,IatnatiOp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-05

ALEXANDRIA. August 4.-The Porte has
informed the Khcdive's Government that
il has drawn upon il for the expenses OF
its expedition to Egypt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-05
History Of the Sr,'"s :,

The execution when O''u.'a .ut,.S g.
was the elimination OF lras.p! -
the early days of last February ,n,y,. 'n MiS.
Sycamore, station on Tue n,ah s,.,s
land railroad, and vicinity INTO ing =, ,h s a.
Of excitement. ON the morning Of the 90
Of that month the dead body Of Presley T.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-05

CHATHAM, Va, August 4.-Walter Ham,
ilton Yeats was hanged here to-day for the
murder Of Presley +. Anderson in Febru-
airy last. The execution was private, being
witnessed only by the officers Of the court,
special guards, physicians, and the press
representatives. Everything was quiet and
orderly, notwithstanding the fact that a
large concourse Of people from the sur
rounding country was in town.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-01-28

| meanor, and on conviction, be dealt with IN
accordance with existing laws relative to the
| dismissal OF such several officers and III addl-
| ton to which they shall be subject to fine Oh
| not less than one hundred dollars, nor more
| than one thousand dollars. That when the oath
is taken before the collertor no charge shall De
| made for the same.
| SEC. 81 The tax collectors and ex-otficio tax
| collectors are hereby required to keep license
register, in which they shall enter the names OF
| every person, association of persons, business
firms or corporation, with the trade, profession,
vocation, calling or business pursued, the class
| and graduation of the same, the amount OF
license thereon, and the date OF the COLLECTION
| or payment thereof. On the 31st day OF De-
| cember of each and every year the sad TAX
collectors and ex-otticio tax collectors shal
| make out and forward to the Auditor or Pubic
Accounts a full and complete transcript OF the
said license register. copy OF which transcflpt
the Auditor OF Public Accounts shall lay before
the General Assembly, at its regular session OF
each year, and shall file the same i'll his Office
for the future reference or use.
SEC. 90. The tax collector and eX-ofnclo TAX
collector violating any OF the provisions OF tnls
act, or who shall wilfttlly rate any person, as
ISOLATION of persons or business firm and copo-
rations at less graduation than the law con-
templates, or who shall issue to any OF said
persons, association ofpersOns or business firms
and corporations, license for a less sum than
that corresponding with their graduation, shall
be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor in office,
and shall, on conviction, be summary dis
missed thefefrOm.
SEC 49, That the Governor of the State, i'm
mediately after the PRONUNCIATION OF this act,
shall designate for each parish an attorney
at-law, whose duty it shall be to aid the tax
collector or collectors in the parish for which
he is appointed, in the collection OF the licenses
provided for by this act, and upon all licenses
and penalties collected through the agency OF
said attorney, the delinquent owing the license
shall pay a commission to him OF ten per cent
UNI, calculating same upon the aggregate
amount of licenses and penalties so collected.
The said attorney shall receive no other con-,
pensation. The attorneys so appointed shall
serve only during good behavior, and shall be
liable to be summarily removed by the Cover
nor for good and sufficient cause. On the first
day of April of each year the tax collector shall
deliver to the attorneys herein provided for
complete list of all the delinquent license pay
ers, together with their location and business,
and the attorneys shall Immediately proceed to
collect the same, in accordance with this act.
Each and every peddler or hawker shall pay
an annual license graded as follows:
When travelling on foot five dollars. When
travelling on horseback ten dollars. When
travelling in one-horse vehicle, fifteen dollars.
When travelling i'll two-horse vehicle, twenty
five dollars.
When travelling on boat, barge or other water
craft. one hundred dollars.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-01-28
Report of the Grand Jury ON the Par
ish Jail.
To the Honorable the Police Jury of the parisl
Iau dr1y

To the Honorable the Police Jury of the parish
OF st. Landry.
In the opinion OF the Grand Jury, the time
has come when the parish OF st. Landry should
| erect a new Jail. The present Jail was built
about 35 or 40 years ago, since that time, our
| population has more than doubled and though
| at the time OF its erection amply sufficient for
the needs and wants of the parish is now totally
inadequate. 1t is moreover so dilapidated that
| it cannot be repaired or kept i'll proper sanitary
| condition for the detention of prisoners with
all the care that can be exercised by the jailOr
or sheriff. The Grand Jurors would further
call attention to the fact that the erection of
new Federal Court in Louisiana holding SEES
| sions at OpelOusas will necessarily greatly in
crease the number of inmates OF said Jail within
! the next twelve months, as prisoners are liable
to be confined therein under process of the
United States Courts from any of the parishes
comprising the Western District of Louisiana.
In addition to these reasons the Grand Jurors
would call attention to this fact that since 1868
every grand inquest of this Court has con-
demned said jail, and though ten or fifteen
Thousand dollars have been spent in repairs on
said jail in paying for extra guards and for
ironing and mirroring prisoners, &C.. still the
nifty. Your grand inquest further call attention
to the fact that owing to the crowded condition
OF the Insane Asylum of the State, many per-
sons bereft OF reason and whose running at
large would be dangerous to the community,
have to be consigned to said Jail and kept there
in for months and sometimes for years. That
no suitable accommodations can be had in said
fortunate condition while therein confined
should appeal to the humanity of all and es-
pecially to you who alone have the power to
come to their relief. That owing to the in
creased revenues of the parish derived from
taxation the railroads recently constructed and
now in process OF construction in our parish
our financial condition is such that the erection
of proper Jail would not seriously effect the
parish treasury. Wherefore the Grand Jurors
request your earnest and careful consideration
OF this suggestion and request you during the
coming year to make provisions for the cree
ton new jail.
Respectfully submitted,
GEO. T. MOORE,
Foreman OF the Grand Jury.
F. FERREOL PERRODIN,
District Attorney 18th Judicial District.
Filed Dec. 10th, 1881 e. 8. TAYLOR,
Dy. Clerk.
State of Louisiana,
Parish OF st. Landry.
I Benjamin F. Meginley, deputy clerk of the
18th Judicial District Court, in and for the
parish of st. Landry, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a true and correct
copy from the original on file and of record in
my Office.
Witness my hand and seal of office at Ope-
lousas, this 18th day of December A. D., 1881.
B. F. MCKINLEY, by. Clerk.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-01-28

ANSWER THIs.-Did you ever. know
any person to be i'll without inaction of
the Stomach, Liver or Kidneys, or did
you ever know one who was well when
either was INSTRUCTED or inactive; and
did you ever know or hear Of any case
of the kind that Hop Bitters would not
cure? Ask your neighbor the same
question,
St. Landry democrat., 1882-01-28

glory was envied by the angels, and the
seraph Sammael succeeded in seducing
him. The pair were driven out of
paradise into the place of darkness,
and wandered through the earth.v
St. Landry democrat., 1882-01-28

Pain from indigestion, dyspepsia, and
too hearty eating is relieved at once by
taking one Of Carriers Little Liver Pills
Immediately after dinner. Don't for
get this.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-01-28

Fever and ague and chills and fever
broken up and prevented by using the
purely vegetable remedy, Carriers
Liver Bitters. An antidote to all mala-
rial poison.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07

Sn StepenB g oint, brannten bic
Sbeurette WabImibIe unb eine Sdaemib
le, beibe gisentbum pom OMEN glart, bies
fer Gase ab. Ser 0srIuif betrus stua
$25 600 unb uar gar ni1ts bapon per.
fdert. Die SdsemibIe mar cine Der
sr6Bteu am WiseonfnHus unb 6atte eins
@apaeitdt non'loo, 900 SuB per Gag.
aus Bort @afbtnston wirt
nnterm %. Sebr. beri9tet: Grant s. 8.
Otlaben, felt breiBis Sabrsn bier nobnt
Daft unb ietner 5eit 9sbrsr bierieIbif, wirb
felt Samifaa uermibt. Wan fab TIN au.
lett tn Der Rdbe bss 5afsns.
Dts Srase pssen Der 2eaisIaturs
fsunssn in sntidieben. Nad einem 70
ebsn psr6ffsntIi9tsn grfenniniB bsS Sber,
seridts beifsbt Der bel ben Isstsn DabIen
ansenommene 8erfafunssauias, mona1
finftis bic 2ssisIatur nur nod aue spei
Sabre 3aiammsntreten fol-, gu &sdt. unb
es III Sa9e Der isst tn Sisuns bsfnblt
den 9esisIatur, bic nStbisen ausfibrunss,
Seifimmunsen bu ~trsffsn. Die 9~ssisIatur
ideint seneist, bic erife WabI untsr benz
neuen @sfes auf ben 5srbff bisies Sabres
anjuberaumen. Das min iassn, bab i'm
Binter 1883 cine Situns Der 2ssisIatur
ftatifnbet unb bann miebey 1885, 1887
u. I. ~.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07
&aniaS.

Gin Dapenporter RedtsanmaIt
Der ebsn BON elmer &eiie bur1 Ranias Bu
rndssfsbrt if, ersdbIt, baB pom eine
Dur6tibruns bes Eemperen3ameubements
~penisiens In ben s,6Bsrsn Stdbtsn, Sea
psnwortb, Atdiion, Topsta u. I. No., gan
unb gar feline gtsbs III, Wbistep unb Die,
pirb bort ebsn 10 fret ~pertauft, ais Oh ME,
mails bas Eemperen3amenbement anssnom'
men worbsn udre, unb In Eopeta ieIbf,
nnisr ben Ausen bes vbetIis.n 5annss,"
fnb bic Saloons unb B~iIiarbbalen leIbf
am Sonntase ben sanssn Gag lbsr ss6f
net, unb S4nupps pirb mebr sstruntsn,
pie supor. Dis bstisre unb psrnlnftissrs
Sorts Der EempsrsnBIsr III aud bas linen.
bsment srinbli9 iatt, uab nur birnuerbIens
bette Tanatiter molten INNER ni1t einisben,
baB bas ENHANCEMENT 10 gut mite gar teins
@irfiamfeit bat. Wires man beute iber
has Nmenbement abffimmen, plrbe ss
nit risfssr Mebrbsit psrworfeu werbeu.
INTERN II. Ssbr. mirb aus Topeta
beri8tet: Sn benz BroseB bes Staates &C.
zimmerman, wsssn 8ertaufs bsrauidsn'
Der @eirdnte tn 0srIstuns bss Probibi'
~tisnssefstss, tinbiste BITE Surp on, baB fs
71 ni9t sinissn f5nne, porauf Der gounips
anwaIt beute Na1mittas idmmtIi1e an,
bere Wbistsp groaefe fallen lief, bss. ein
nolle prosequi eintragen lieB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07
Rorbbeuti9Iaub.

Sn Osnabrid beiebt Elm Sriebens.
psrein, ueI9er 8s4 WitsIisbsr sdbIt unb
ben I0bIi@en 3usd bat, Der BroesBia9t
sntsesensuwirten. Die Witsliebsr Der.
pfi@tsu id, ni9t ebsr sins ssri4tIi4s
RIase ~ erbsben, ais bis Elm Srisbsnsge'
ridt bes 0ereins bic sitIi9s B~siIesuns bss
Streites usriu9t bat. SIN uorisen Sabre
4. y. wurben Don rs Streitfduen ni4t
ueniser als 20 bur9 friebIids @inisuns
beiseIest. IS pdre gu wlnidsn, baB In
iebem Dorfe fold Elm 8erein bsfdnbe.
sc fonHte babur9 uisI 8srbruB unb pieI
@sIb seipart uerbsu. - Sn 6anuouer
1T man eifrisif bsfrebt, uhfts @runbfd:
den aufJuforlfen. Dan rednet babel nidt
auf cine aIsbaIbiss 8srBiniuns bss usrpen
bsten Ruritals unb arbsitst fir bic tom
msnbs Generation. 8iele @smsinben unb
Briuate babsn fid ben 8siifano bss Bro
pin5iaIforitmeiifers %erbetsn, aus ProuiuSia
fonos ut etne nambafte Summe su Auf
forituussn ~baTlsbnspeiie bspiuist, nobel
bic Beoinsung geiisUt III, baB bic Bethel
listen iiS Der aafi5t bss BRO oinsiaIforfi'
ne,lters au unterifeqen babsn. 9isls
Eauisnoe WOrsen Osblanb bat man 70 Der
SswalounS iberasbsu, - Sn y srliH srs
reste cine Gauffobrt sroBss 9iufisbsu.
Der Rifsrmeiitsr 0f. fubr isins 8 i%iu9itsn
RtnSer pon 6, A unb 2 Sabrsn In elmer init
@uirIanbsn sebisrten @quipaae, wsIae bic
2 dltsrsn griSsr sossn, Sur Gaufe tn bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07
CeNerrei6sunaarn

Nad benz .8is5sn Sers.sowtna~ Rnt
bereits lbsr Trief ni9t weniser ais 80
Bataiaone 6fret9tidsr 9inisntruppsu fr
psbtrt worbeu, unb iebes auf Rtisgsfus se
ifelte Battalion sdblt 956 Wtann. Dteie
aufssbo.ene Rriessma9t non mebr benn
70, 900 Wann ;dBt ~srtsnnsn, weI9e Nus,
bebnuns Der Aufltaub isst bereits, mo Der
S9nes NOD tn ben 9sbirsstbdIsrn lisst,
ansenommen BAT. Der Rries wirb auf
beiosn Seiten NIT aller @rauiamtsit ses
fabrt, wsl4e far bic 9riese auf Der BAL
tanbaIbiniel 9aratterifii9 1T. Bon ben
Auffdnbiiden uurbeu In ben leSten Taaen
absrmaIs so Wobnunsen 5srfSrt. Ser
6ffreidii9s @saeral @sitos purbe isines
Amtes eutiest, neil er $50 sefansene bos
nif9e Snfursenten bate binri9ten IaRen
BUR bic Anfibrer Der Aufftdnbiiden ioIsn
tinftisbin sebdn9t werbsn, wenn man
ndmIi@ ibrer babbaft rderben Fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07
@tnnefota.

Su Otter TaiI gountp wurber
felt benz l. Sanuar fanfunb3wanBis gdreu
sst6btst.
ct. gIoub III pisber fret pon ben
poden. 9offen mir. baB bieieIben ME au'
rhdfommsn.
BON elmer tsbr sroBen . e.
beutuns fur ct. pauI N, buB bic ct.
Paul, WinnsapoIis unb Manitoba giiens
balm gonpasnie nit benz Plane umssbt,
bort s,osartiss Werfftdtten fur BITE Sabri
fation Der pai4isbenen. gum @iisnbabnbe.
irisb n6tbisen Utter fIien, Jog. Roains
Worts, au erridtsn. Sc lou bies NIT ct
nem &ofsnaufuanb pon 5000, 600 ssi9e'
ben.
Wie aus SuIutb am IA. Ssbruar
gei1risbsn wirb, III auf lem Gate Supsrior
feiR gis unb aud pdbrsnb bss Dints,'s
fsin's In ioIder Quantitdt seusisu. um Der
Sdiffabtt binbsrli9 III iein. Die Dor.
rdtbe fir BITE psri9isbsnsn u9ossinscamps1
an beiben Riifes, In elmer gntfernuns BON
20 Bis 80 Wsilsn BON Duluth, finb In
Bootsn bef5rbsIt morben. Cine lsbr frib
,sitise gr5fnunS Der S9iHfabrt wirb Dor:
auSseisSt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-07
2sie MAJ, NIT Ozone elm s,erm0sen a6ert.

Gin grSttsadst BON Ossnt, ptlats stnas .ntbatt UNI
einaufeub Dustne Gter 81 prdferptr,u 0str anbsrs grtifel
I'm Be tdltn 6. rtrb scub sinem appiitanter fur SO M.
stfb ft. Dtefts gadet ftst ben &ppltfanten tn Stauo ir.
stne btlitbtat Beriu6t une &rpiriuntnte d~nsuf.Qeu une ib
70 ,u ~absr,sustn BON psn msripirsis.n gprlassn s,s S,uns
ale grdftrpatpmttttl Ra6etm ar I'D in 6itIer gDstfe psr.
f8srt uns Belt ssaas ssbabt bat. has 5sls ,u ibsrf4aatn,
UNI f6 ju tnti6liestu, mas er bsrncb ttun psqe,-pb or
ben artiid ptriau en- pber mar fur I'D ltlbe a.brautsr
upqt, petr irsene siren anetrn gDts tinf6ldstn, hen or iGr
feline 9 at pttr St,trt far ten btftn tdlt-peqen mir Nm.
aalt trtfes, fob Is or itn Slid MAIDEN Tam uaS mir elm n
cutsu profit. Dem srffsn. Der elm prpbsyad.t btaeat uns
Gin ,ussrlaffasr gtann u. ssbtn MIR has ausfhlie5lits
8trtauftsre6t fur fetrtn Dpbnprt Oeer e. &punts, rptun
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ale 8rase
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prebt.patttb tftat bat, une rtr auf bas Reht tes QQeiu.
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9trip6tuns %sntrsisen, hsnn bic Anfrassn lauftn tdsli8
bduftupsiie bel uns Elm, mautt eassn, fosdr teltarasbiib.
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sd.
der has @.ls fur Gin grpbspid6tn ni6t strnt ,um Dor.
aus %etnitnest, hem wcatu MIR - unttr Ra6abms q. s.
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aaditnsuas bee @slsss gu Der Ra&atmt seldlastn. I'm.
fer Briefrebitl IN itbr ausseetbnt mir babtn atnus ~
ttun NIT Der 8tfsrsuns Der Btftaunetn unb ben @tftSft,n