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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-28

Since the announcement that Col
onel A. s. Colyar had obtained a con-
trolling interest in the Nashville
American, and that Mr.. II. M. Doak
had stepped down and out, there has
been much speculation in the public
mind as to the future course of the
paper in regard to the State debt
question. The following editorial from
Mondays issue gives an idea Of the
aims and positions Of the paper:
With change Of proprietorship
does not necessarily come change of
policy. AS we have understood the
American, it has always been a Demo
cratic paper, not setting up, however,
any right to leadership or to being the
organ of The party; it never had any
such inspirations; but it has been a
Democratic paper, and constantly
kept before the country Democratic
views and Democratic policy, insist
ing that the party was right in the
main. So far as we understand the
past life of this paper, we do not
propose to change it.
We expect to make our State debt
and its speedy settlement a sort Of
speciality, at least until settlement
is made, And we shall endeaver to
accomplish this end by and through
the Democratic party, We hope this
will not be departure from the pa
per's past course.
We say to gentlemen of the low
tax party, are you not, and have yoI
not constantly been, in sympathy
with the Democratic party and it
principles, especially as contradistin
guished from the Republican party
and are you willing to divide, anC
give the State to the Republicans
and that, too, at a time when
United States Senator is to b.
elected for six years? We say ais
to some of our own folks-State cred
it people-whe seem at present to b
on a big disgust, are you willing t
aid in putting the State in the hand
| of the Republican party? This'pape
will always sympathize with men VIII
are sensitive about the honor Of tn
State, and much charity will be e2
ercised towards men who stand firm
| ly by the doctrine that the Stat
must keep faith. But the questio
is, what is best to be done,
you look at it alone from the cred
tors standpoint? Suppose a few
us ride high horses-but we don
get anywhere. Suppose the horse
too big for the road, and he can
travel at all. We might show GU
selves, but the longer we rode tt
high horse the worse off would
our creditors. Which is best, ride
high horse and look big, or ride
small horse aud go somewhere?
But in fact we fear these 1rienC
| in some way alienated from the Den
cratic party, or believe by cuttir
loose and acting as an indepondeI
State credit organization, and final
it may be with the Republican part
at least until the debt is settled, the
can accomplish something.
The American is not welded TO pa
! ty, and will censure nobody for an il
dependent course, or even for going
the Republican party, but in this ma
ter we say to our friends that actir
with the Republican party will n,
bring a settlement which will last III
less some substitute can be found Fl
the unconstitutional coupon featur
We hope this is not intended,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-28
weather Report.

WASHINGTON, February 28-For
Tennessee and the Ohio valley, cloudy
and rainy weather, warm southerly
veering to colder northwest winds,
falling followed by rising barometer
For the upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys, colder and clearing
weather, preceded in the last district
by rain, winds mostly northwesterly,
higher pressure. The lower Missis-
sippi river will slowly rise at and oe-
tween Memphis and Vicksburg,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-28
LiyerpooI Market.

LIVERPOOL, February 28.-Bacon
Short ribs dull at 46s. Beef-Extra
India mess dull at lbs; prime mess
dull at 7Ss. Flour-Extra State dull
at lbs Cd. Receipts of wheat from At
lantic ports for the week, $4,000 bush
els; Pacific ports, 68,000; other sources,
$4,000. Receipts Of corn, 1880
bushels,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-28
BY OABLE.

LONDON, February 28.-It is stated
that Parnell has just completed a
weeks solitary confinement in conse-
quence Of the Warden charging him
with trying to bribe him to smuggle a
letter out Of the prison. Parnell de-
MED the charge.
ALEXANDRIA, February 28.-It is
stated that the Ministry considers the
maintenance of slavery necessary for
the Egyptian people and wishes to dis
miss the employees recently appointed
to stop the slave traffic.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-28
TEN TRAMPS
Stealing n Ride Get cDitched.--
Two Killed.

JOLIET Ills, February ga
freight car loaded with brick was
ditched eight miles from here yester-
day Ten tramps were secreted in the
car at the time. Two were killed
outright, and the others so badly in
jured that their lives are despaired of.
Their names, unfortunately, are un-
known.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-28
noon quotations for NJ. & Q. R. R.
stock in New York, Ga.

THE Democratic party, to win, must
unite and have a definite policy.
wing can settle the State
debt alone, and to go over to the Re.
publican party in order to effect a
settlement, would be a fruitful source
of humiliation, disaster and regret.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-28
NociefY Item.

Nashville Banner, 27. Thomas j.
Freeman, it,, a son of Judge Freeman
Of the Supreme Bench, and one of the
most promising young lawyers Of the
State, will be married Tuesday even
ing in Trenton, to Miss Sallie
Mathews.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-28
DIED.

KERBY--JEss1E KERBY, a very prominent
Deacon of the first (cotd) Baptist Church,
Chesee, died February %, 1882.
The loss ofMr, kerby will be regretted very
much, because he was Superintendent of the
Sabbath school of that church and has been
for eight years past. He also stated on his
deathbed that he was prepared g. meet his
heavenly father We hope all will patron
lie, He left no family except wife,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-28

SAN FRANCISCO, February 28.-
A Wilcox (Arizona) dispatch says the
President has refused executive elem
ency in the case of the three Indian
scouts sentenced to be hanged at Fort
Grant March Sd.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-28
Wants to 60 10 Congresr.

The Trenton Mirror learns that
Wise A. Cooper is a candidate for
Congress from the Ninth Congress
sional District. He will run as a
Democrat, for the purpose Of re-
uniting the party.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-28

New YORK, February 2S, 9 am
Rowell 1888, Hazael l73, Hughes l76,
Sullivan $50, Fitzgerald l47, Hart
10, Noremac 147, Panchot and Scott
out of the race.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-28
A One-Hundred-ThOusand-DOI-
lar Fire.

New HAVEN, February 2S.-The
dry goods house of E. Malley was
burned this morning. The loss in the
building and stock is estimated at one
hundred thousand dollars. Amount
of insurance not known.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-28
IN ASHES.
The Town Of Conway Visited by a
Destructive COnfagratiOn.
Heavy Losses In the Business
Portion Of the Town.

Special to Arkansaw Democrat
CoNwAY, ARK, February 25.-Thc
fire fend has at last visited our thriv-
ing and prosperous little city. The loss
is heavy, and at this hour-3 amt
is utterly impossible to give loss and
insurance, At fifteen minutes past
twelve o'clock this morning the clang-
ing of the church bells aud excited
crying Of voices aroused our citizens
from their peaceful slumbcrs. They
hurried to the streets which were
bright as day, and witnessed the most
destructive confagration that ever
visited the town. 1t is believed the
fire originated in Hochbaum's cloth
ing and dry goods store. 1t spread
north until its progress was
stayed by the brick walls Of
the Frauenthal block. Ten bust
ness houses were totally de-
stroyed, to say nothing about the
thousands of dollars worth of goods
destroyed. OF the victims j. S
Jones is the greatest sufferer. H,
owned six of the ten buildings de
stroy ed, and in one of them carried I
very large stock of general merehan
disc. The stock was nearly all saved
| He had no insurance. Davis & Hoss
druggists, saved their stock in badl!
damaged condition. No insurance
Max Frauenthal, Davis & Hoss build
ing, partly insured. The reports ar,
conflicting regarding the amount o
Insurance. on A. Hochbaum's stock
Judge j. W. Duncan lost two build
ings, on which there was no insurance
| The postofice was also swept away
the fixtures only being saved; no in
surance. Erbacher & Co., butchers
lost fixtures and meat, and had no in
surance. The Barden estate also los
one building, and Zager's barber shoI
was also swept away.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-28

No. 43Se-In the Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, Tenn.-R D Newport & Co. VS.. II NJ
Ferguson OF al.
1T appearing from the bill which il sworn to
i in this cause. thst the defendants. viii am
homAnn and HenryHotze, firm Of Homann Il
Hotse, are residents of st Louis, Missouri,
and non-residents of the state of Tennessee,
that defendants are indebted +, the com
plSinants in the sum Of about 1876 81 by open
account and attachment having been i,sued
and leyied on their property as shown by the
Sherih's return on said writ Of attach 4 uent;
1t is therefore ordered that they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse Of shell
by county. in Memphis, Tenn, on or before
the first Monday in April, 1882, and plead,
answer OF demur to complainant bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed IS 20 them
and set for hearing ex -parte, and that a copy
Of this order be published ouee week, for
four successive weeks, in the Public Ledger.
This 9th day Of February, 1852.
A copy-Attest
r J BLACK, Clerk and Master.s
By ] NJ Bradley, D G. &M
OF Vance and Il E Avery, sol'rs for com
plainant. 15l511 II
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-28
ChiIdren Burned 60 Dealh.

KEoKUK, IA, February 28.-At
Nauvoo, ILL.,, the house of John Will
thelmy caught fire, and his two little
children, who had been left alone in
the building, were burned to death.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-28
Drowned hv the Flood.

CAIRO, February %. Two colored
men who were driven from home by
the food and sought refuge in an old
boat, were drowned,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-28
NOTICED!

DETER LAwLEsS has removed his Boiler.
Copper and Sheet Iron Works from Adam,
street to No. lS2 Front street, between Mar
ket and Exchange, whore he is prepared to
execute all orders that come in his line at
very low rates. 100 a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-28
Onion Sets,
NOn-RegIdenf Notice.

EFspecial inducements offered to the trade.
Call and examine stock and prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere l2lxxxiv44d&W
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-02
Scr WsihnahtsifoQeH.

gs mar bsilissr I6snb. W.itsr, Wsi.
itsriu uno S6btsrlein iaBen osr9niist beim
absnbbroo. Sa orans pl6bli9 aus Dem
a~ntoBsnosn Simmsr. no ole 9~s6riunssn
ibrs @si6na9tsfolsn %psr3e6rten, elm
trdftisss Durrab /! 8as ioll bas bsbeutsn,
lisbsr Mann? iasts Die M.iterin. Wabr,
i4eiuli6 lisBsn Die 2ebrlinse bid bo4leben.
psrisbts DER miiroias Wsifisr. 3sbn Ntis
nutsn paren pstloiim uno elm Sueitss
.1urrab" lisb ii3 o.rne6men. Sas gill
mir lpra3 lslbt oas Samilieno6srb aupt,
Der aud gang in Der OronunS fano, baf
nua Ginger Seit Elm brittss, nSurrab"
,rflans. absr Elm balo oarauf aus Dem
RebenSimmer brauisnoss pisrtes ,.6urrab"
usrmo6te sr niht gu beuten. Rsusisris
6fnete sr Die Sbiir uno iragte mad Der
uria@e. Serr Wsiter, uerisBie Elm 2.br'
iuuse, 10 oft mir in unisrsm Weibna9ts.
fOlen cine &OIne inosn, iarsisn ME
,,Surrab"?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-02
8unteS NIIerIet.
9as alter Der 8uaoruderfunf.

Sn Der 9ontoner MfatiI@en @eieQ.
fdaft bielt idnsff etn 9err ". Satos ct.
rsn @Ortras dber Drudsrfunf In Gbina
unb Sapan. 8sreitS IT'S .. Gbr. muir,
be Der Cert Der 9inefidsn GlaGifer auf
b5lserne Safeln seidnitten, BON penei,
man aberife nabm. Mm Gnbe bss
ie&fen SabrbunpertS n. Gbr. fling man
an, NIT bSlsernera Stereotypet, III brufs
fen, am Gnre bes 10. Sabrbuueerts ia,
men ssbrudte Bidder In aQssmetnsn 0s.
brau1. DaS ditsfs 0orfommsi pes sts
sentlidsn Drufes tn Sapan pattrt aus
BEN s. Sabrbunbsrt, ete dlteien tapas
nstlden Drude fnb Nadprufs Don
Sariftsn &inefI1er 8uerbifsn. Be-
brufte Streifen, bte einsn bstlfssn bueps
btfttl9en Isrt enibisltsn, ipurpen In Der
3abl Ycn elmer WtQion In ben Sabren
764 bis no IN Sapau psrtbeilt. Dc@
f&einen bic plattsn bisrfir in Supfer Deer
S!pn;e sesO6sn Su iein. Die dltetsn ia
pantheon Bidder ffammen BON Sabre
1900. Der Druid NIT bspesliasn
S6rifBst@sn fol- in Gbtna spibrsnp pss
elften SabrbunbertS erfuneen letn; ies
eenfaas bat man ielbf aus 8prsa auf
ptele Weiie secrufte Bidder bon 1917
unb 1924.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-02
Wilitarii9sr Sumsr.

Der gsfannts Wilitarperlas BON 6.
9. Wittler unb Sobn bat io.ben in ben
ionf 10 bodernfen &abmep leinsr 9ers
lasspsrfe cine fIetne S9rtf: aufaenou,s
men, In Der Der milttdrfl9e 5umpr f&
tn toufer 9aune entfaltet. Das S1rift.
den fibrt ben Iits!:
nNeusfsr militdnider GGat. ueber
Wdribe unb Srtessmdri1s mad pielaes
nanntsn Wuifer BON 9. g." Sc 1T mo-
msntlt6 auf bic 8srlpottung Der f&
wifsnl9aftlid erapirsnesn YrOieftennia.
@sret abssisbsn; UNI pen Gsift pss Gan.
sen su sst6nen, bsbsn MIR aus benz IeBten
Abl@nitte n@inise Npttssn iber bas
Warl9i4ubpsrf' cite fO!senre StsIs bsrs
aus.
~Der Sriss tsitebt in Der 3sssl ni9t
pie Der 0aie penfen s5nnts, aus pislen
S&ladts uno Ssrein;eltsn 9sfs9tS, uuo
unSdblissn Warlbtasen. EroSosm iabrt
Der Snfantertf 50 i6arfs patrpnsn unp
2 plar SiisfeI nit iid inc Gslp. @dre
20 ni6t pisl setptsnsr, anffatt psIsn piel,
Sci r.; fh =, sr.ssr ~ '"" w"
DOp, ib ssbs lelbit 3u, eab eisIt 5ors
beruns etpas Su nett setrtsbsn 1T unp
fi& prufriia ni8t gut miro sur@fabren
ms;n. S"rs.,nno ~ uas 81, ~ ~ wv
sds ~ Wv "'
T;s r,,us;shs erf,ntsr;s ts,, RON A..
ton T,f,hsT ;hrss W,r,I s"f
ssn Iinfsn Rus ma Ssis. Z, urrs;,, MI,
ssm Iinfsn E,,se rem Spi,t Tis x,i"s
S;srn"n ~ Sos ssr Ii,fs S,;sf.I ca O
rsisIi% ,hnspsr obnns, ~ sr r'S.s
msin Gort%Ion osSt MN Sohiu. ~
Ter SnfSnts,is lid, r;t sss.r e,,;s.
f,tn nusos,GSst ina ;ssIn mr. 49, mit
nisr linen rr,i rs%tsn Gin Sanr ,;Ss.
Or an mShrrns ,is onrsrn Flint Sti,f,JI
an sinrm Mism,n bsi'iiot an StsJ. rss
cMmsrsn unn unbskoIfsnsn S"rn;a,rs onf
nsr, msdsn nss monnsa hSrosr az
s,IsiSts,t man poeurh' nos her Snrnis,r
frrtfSGt sas tnsts @,miht ses Solnatrn
nShrsnp man i'm Az oleiber 2sit in
Stsns ,srisht. bfonsmsr unp bsIier ma
SSir,n an fSsnsn, Die 2obl her natrn,
men fonn sbns G,sfobr auf so rspu,irt
rsrrsn mrJhss Sci elmer onosnnmmspsn
SnsonisrisaSrf, Ron 500 600 monn
i%nn cine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES yop
s75 oo0 s;Iooramm ,ur Nploe boben
NAM Splbsreeenp oisnen pie finf an
nsmHSf,n oufusbSuateu Stisftl uunmsbr
mr. lirtsrbrinouna Der mit,ufabrenpen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-02
Shlagfertig.

ginsSrau uuros eiipas utalitibs sefrast :
Wssbalb tpuroe, als gol aus adams &ips
pen ssiaaHn wuroe, ni9t slsi9 cine
Sisnfmaso nit sri9afsu? Sarauf ants
port.ts Die @sfrasts. Die ni4t auf ben
aopf ssfallsn mar: Weil aoan ME nit
Striimpfen bsimtaul, Die ssftopft usrbsn
muBten, neil ibm feline 5smoetu6pf4en an.
sendbt unb tsine Ssmoen sebisslt au tpsr'
osn brau9tsn. Ct blisb ME Bis nm II
llbr i'm 8~irtbsbauie. Ct trant tsinsn
Y~rannipein, tsin Bier unS ipislte ni1t,
lpoour9 feline Na9tommsn bsute pislsn
Srauen Summer uno YereruS MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-02
Shmierige Gage.

&siisnber GUM Saustn.dD : SD srlparts
,tpsi Ssrrsn; psnn Der cine tommt, iib'
rem sic i'm auf msin 3immsr; Den Speis
ten bitten sic, mid bier untsn Su erluar.
ten.
Saustns9t QOls): Suit Ssrr, nos
absr thu i'd, wsnn tommt speitsr Ssrr
sustf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-02
Snnherbart 8itttr.

Ossrf: So bite. n.in i96nss Srdu.
lsin, mas fam i'd biensn2
JrduIsin Saben sic bod Die Site,
Serr Oberit, uno itsdsn sic msinsn Sc.
Iiebten uutsr Die Soloaten.
Obsrf: SIT aber Der iunse Wann nit
Sbrsm @uni9e aud einp.rfanosn. pisls
leidt udroe er lid isbr unslidli4 fiblen ?
Grdulein Sas ma9t ni9ts; i'd bin
cine 5rsunoin bss Wilitdrs uno min fsinsn
gipilifen suna 2iebbaber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-02

NIT As @snttmeter, bra1te fosar nod ben
erfen Gang su Stanbs; bauIi eretlte aud
fe cte Strafe fir ben Gttelfettss GreneI.
Die lebtere Itest nod l1per barnieber,
wdbrenp ber Grfsren Der Spas Meter
nfdts seIdabet bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-02
Wabnfaniae Gitslfsit. auf cine!

Wabnlianige Gitelftit. Iuf sinenl
SaI In elmer prpsinSialfart Niepsrlblss
iisns srrssts jansf Elm sissntbamli6er
@prsans aassmstnsS aufsbsn. 3psi
iunss Damsn tpurssn Bintsreinanesr pbns
md6tfs uno mustsn plSBli4 na@ Sauis
ssfabrsn psrpen. Sstpsn itanp Der Huf
sur Seite, bic snsiisn Eailea Der SiaSt
su bsfBsn; fe rpa,sn itOlS earauf paren
absr netpiid a~ufsinanpsr ais &i%paltnpen.
Da mar In sinsm 3afessirfsl bic 8stts
psrabrepst porpen, auf BEN btsortsben.
ben Bale pur6 Waab In Der @arpsrpbs
fsfsufsasn, wslde BON Ten beipsn Bs'
Ipen bic snsiis Iaiae babe. Die Sisssrtn
brad i9on In Der @arperpbe suIammsn.
fs bate fib bic Iaias auf 40 Gentimsts'
ssI9nart. Die &ipaIin une 8sfsst'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-02
Bonn Heaen In bic Sranfe.

(gin Yfarrsr tommt in's 8irt6sbaus.)
8lrtb: 4bsr, bsrr Pfarrer, sic fino &c.
nib bunosmib'2!
9farrer: 8~tonsnuirtb, 10 ipri9t man
bod ni9t ~ sinsm 9farrer.
8irtb ~gnti5nloissn Sis, Ssrr Yfar-
rer, i6 bab' bait s'moint, neil sc 10 iaus
mdBis i9uiSsn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-02
Gin Serfreutcr.

Wis LANCE babe i'd sic ni8t ssisbsn
Sa, es 1T mir isit unisrem Iestsa gu
iamsniein elm srObss llnsIad bs9sSnst.
Hun2 uJ3
@tsins Srau 1T ssitOrbss.
MORAN oenn?
@n sinsm Rotblauf.
Han, bas 1T ni4t ssidbrIi3.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-02
abrr Srrr aHehOr, baB sic gar ni9t

beiratbsn; Die Sabre fno balo ba, no IS
ju ipdt 1T =
SD ba9te i6on otter baran, a6sr is6sn
Sic, mann bdtie ia oenn 3sit oa3u? Wor=
gems s llbr itsbs i'd aut taum oab i9 sss
waidsn uno anss3osen bin uno sc.
fribitift babe, lit ss fat 9 ubr. bann
Sibune bis II l1br. bon II bis l Glen, BON
3 bls6 ll5r Sursau, UNI 6 a6enobroo, oann
cine feline unsntbebrlihs 9romsnaoe, biss
rauf 8ierbaus big i'll lIbr, BARN ju Bette
uno i4lafen; isbt iussn sic ielbft, no ioQ
i'd ba Die 3sit gum Ssiratbsn bsrausbrins
gsn2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-02
Scltcn maht theuer,

Gin 5irft ldbt ii9 auf elmer tlsinsn Sta
tion BON isinsm Sisnsr 3tusi gier brinssn
tpofir bsmislbsn 3uei @uloen abpsrlanst
tusrbsn. Shirt (oardber %eritaunt, ldBt ben
Refaurateur rufsn) Sino oenn bier bic
gisr io..rar? - &%eftaurateur: Sie gisr
nidt, Sur9lau9t, aber bic Sirtsn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-02
Nus ber S6ule.

Ser @sifli9e uutsrri9tst BEL Den Rlsi'
men uno bebanbelt Die Stunoe uno Strafs
Der b6ien gn9el.
Grass: 8!siben Die Ssuf.l INNER in Der
S6Qe.
antuOrt /: Rein, He fomu,.n oft beraus
auf bic groe.
Srass: @o3u? - Sarauf Isbbaftss
3eiSen zines is4sidrisen abci9dssn.
Run flsiner S. = oislsr:
lin ben 2euten Die S9ori4ten gu
buBsn!
Stirmii9e Ssiterfsit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-02
Supneliuuia.

@as iasen sic 30 Der nsuen Sano3si9-
nuns BON g~oriipinisl?
SD fuoe, baB ct ib ausss3'i8nst bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-02
SersroseS erf6rer Bon &ranibeitsfeimex:
OarbD'S
Yrobbblactte Stub

0Iotteraay6e0
s7-S.-ssT.
8ef6 b ssretntst
uue seheilt.
&rebSarttse StIetftts
gen serbineert unS bes
feittst.
0ubr turtrt.
@unoets fHneu sebeiH.
Georbut tn turser Sriit
beiettist.
Seu9fe SanfanSs
tHldee aussstrednet.
GS Ut oounanotauns
i6doH6.
@esen raubett Gals In
es Elm unfshhares Setls
mittel.
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Die lnifi9s Spalte.

Rsttp: @nfinbissr S&ers ,temst BEN
&brifen, erbeitert bic Stele unb
bsforbert islbf bic 8elunbbett
beS Settles.
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0lhuntn u. I. 10.
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EHr biQts, Hnb tn Baltimore ppr ietsr rebtrpsrtbtiIun
sd&dst uue tsnntn bet Anfunft tn Baltimore unmitttlbar
ssm DamSff&tf In bic bsrsttatbtnstn &tftnbatnpastn
extsen.
@T aHs baS alts Dattrlanh btfa&en, pser gsruanbtt
uub grtuubt ttribtr fpmmtn laHtn riu, fpate Rd an Bite
luterid&neteu astnten utnhsn, BITE ~ itbtr pettsrn aus.
tanft Germ trtit aHo. Sritai&s aKfrsssu strstu prompt
teaatp srtet.
A. St6u6mdt6er & Co., @ensral.I ssnten,
n. Sab @as=etr.. Saltinasrt, Ns.
Cbtr an Q. Giaaf n'us u. Co.,
dstnttn In gtteass. 81.
Sn Tubuaut, Spuf, an peter Rttat u. g n.
2 s$t.t sarauf. sas gusrs yaHasdaeine fur Bic
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0s6rer /: Gage mir, Iisbss 2inb po3u
bat Soft Die 8artoffel eri9affen? =
Stiiler (na9 einissm 36sern): Samit
Die arraen 2sute au9 Ssmanb baben, benz
He Die Saut ab5ieben f6nnen.
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bor4 Sdtsr NIT, benz
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phylactie Fluid.
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tlnreine 9nft unidass
It'd sema&t une sereis
ntst bur4 Sprenseu
NIT Darby's Fluid.
Sur Reiatsaa8 oeS
MtbemS unb sum
Paben Der Sdbne
tf etts Wittd unuRers
trefFt@.
q Gnapfenss Iinbsrt
un6 sehetlt.
Wofe sstsilt.
0ranomunoeu aussus
bli6li4 eeltubert.
@arbeu oerbtueert.
% e%ntfernt ale manage
aehmea @era&e.
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