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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-20

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nur an ben Ssibenpurm, bic 9iens, an bic
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be ssbs:
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Gin Gbrsniabtl lsi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-20
Der reumitbiae Heaer.

Gin alter Negsr, Nansns Gam, mar zines Ia
ses isbr tstriibt iibsr feline Climber. Ssin Ssrr.
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msrtts, rug ibr, mas ibm fsbls.
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GROCER Climber !"
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zap Su bid eeinsr Siinesn pssen tiimmsrf. Ou
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ben, ais nit BEN bsirsn gntsn Der Ssufsl bal
sic l6rn gan; libsr, absr mid pat or npd
ni&t fir sspiR, pssbalb iest or mir nr6 intms,
na9."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-20

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@iAiOaar, ais Ssrru sUn &Otbltilp niBt gaes
palirsn fam Ssiren Sut in Ssr Sans, um eli
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laisu, tsglsitst sVa sinsm Suue, palirts Baron
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ben bali, 2 Sous ia ben Out pirft. Wan piTp i6
pie elm frau,cFitss Slai. l@rsibt, NOD erri @p.
rate nit Sislsr tleinsu ejrl6i6tt in attrriacis
bsi8afissn. g8c WsiB, cb Ne niti sar jEr ee
genie Wirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-20

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Viebsr Wanr, rarn ssbt Der lsBts 3us nab
petscam.
@dsnltebsr. Dat wsrssn mir 9sshsn ppbl
i8psrlib sr!tEsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-20
SplSateu : Intipprtem.

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gsrisrfSnig Darius Sytaspis, ais sslen Sc.
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ilh eatri belte.-Ater aud in uniersr men.
srr 3stt bat man lplbe Intrprtsn &C.
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ben Saisru uRS 6ran,elsn CUR llsbsrsats aufss.
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in prsuBii1en Sisnltsn, benz man nab Der
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nab Siprsu6sn, in feline 6situns 0raussnS bi.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-20

Bel einsm Sffentlihen Gramen tpurbe
sin Nsoirinsr %ssfrast:
nNenn Ssmanp eurb cine Grplpipn in bic
suft selblsuosrt pirp, mas III babel gu tbun.
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fame, uub i'm eann untsriu9en."
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rrsnn i6 9bnsn isgt einen psrtsn Stop ms arenl
sabe 2"
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mss, eenn i'd piirte fsinsn @usentIid itebsn,
9bnsn cine rsrbs Sbrfsise applieirsn", mar chen .
fats bic isbr einfa6s unb ri6tiss sntpprt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-20
Similarity zines eebrers.-Gin g.I

&nnitsriF eines Sebrers.-gin Stb.
rsr in SObtusOlsrn bate sinsa Rnabsn ,ismli4
herb anssln6sa. Da elite bic ~srsiirnts SHUTTER
pSbrsne Sr 96alJsit in Nas esbr,immer uas be,
sana ~ l&slttn. Der gsbrsr fab, mas alss
tpmmtn fonutr. oDas ginmal Gins ;" run 81
ssbittsrii6 une bic sanss alais iallt in bslsm
Gbcr sin, OaS SB,ib tOtt unN l&impft. bis Sin
Der lbr,iea ae4 muntsrer unO or 9sbrsr Iaas
in isiu per; binda. SsrtIaft ssriSbt eaS 9Ssit
eneli@ bic Cube uus Der 9s5ysy blsiet Ssrr prs
Stla6tieees.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-11-20

3psi 9 6uferiunssn tebsn Dor sinsm
Stlperlaesn IN pslhsm eas pprtrait css apnisS
Spn prsuseu bGust.
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Ter trisat cen Sunssu tsim arasen.)
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flimmern euht.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-16

EngIand's Little Wharf.-The British En-
petition Against the LOOshais.


From tue London Times.
As very little information is possessed even
In Bengal respecting the Looshais, and as the
territory they inhabit is unknown, the ele-
ment OF obseurity is certainly TO be consider
ed, as il was in the case of Abyssinia but
there the parallel ends. The Looshais as
enemies are.notoriousy contemplate, II any
enemies can be so ; and though their villages
may be almost inaccessible, the country ltsell
| is, comparatively speaking, within easy reach
| Ordinary maps will show few OF the places
mentioned in our correspondence, but we may
say that the scene Of action lies on our north
eastern frontier, and that the expedition IS
undertaken TO punish certain savage tribes lOf
predatory incursions into our territory.
The Looshais inhabt the region beyond the
| districts lately brought into cultivation by tea
planters, and there is no doubt that the war
itself had become inevitable. The growth oil
tea represents an industry OF great value 10
India and this country, and it is absolutely
necessary TO protect the population engaged
in II. This can only be done by impresslng
| the borderers with wholesome fear OF chas-
tisement, and the time for making this impress
sion had come. The LOoshais had repeatedly
! attacked the British settlements and killed or
carried of British subjects, and it was neces
J. sary to teach them good behavior by the only
e method available, SO far enc whole afalr I
I
been undertaken on such scale That th
II original estimate of cost was, we believe
y doubled before even the troops began Il
y march, and the details given of the proceed
u ings leave us no doubt as to the outlay "A
y the columns advance, roads wide and cas-
1t enough for elephants are cut and cleare'
through the jungle, communications are c.
n tablshed in true Abyssinian fashion. and a
0; arrangements for supplies and transport ar
al made as deliberately and mehodically as !
&c European warfare.
le We attacked Sebastopol, indeed, with icwC
IS resources than have been accumulated againi
D. the Looshais, and, as perhaps the reader ma
re reioin, the economy thus practiced prove
be very costly. No doubt, but, though thel
or may be wisdom in making sure there is a
a. old saying about putting on four horses whel
an one would do the work, and that. We suspec
is the system adopted in the present exped
ton. Compared with any resistance TO
probably encountered, the force employed
large, and tue means apparently dispropo
toned to the end. All this too, occurs in
=, country where the materials for dlierc
IL kind OF campaigning are singulary promisir
IFS and abundant.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-16
sHERIFF's SALES.
sheriH,s Sale,

Nv vlrt ne Of wit Of Levari FaeAs TO me directed
will be exposed 10 Public Sale, At the hotet OF
OeorRe w. Ortlip in Mddletown, In ~. ueorges
Hundred, New Castle County, DeAYsre.
On WEDNESDAY the 14th day Of February
A. D., 1872, at II o'clock, M,
The following described Real Estate, VIZ; i,
ss All that certain lot, piece OF parcel o. lAnui SIT
1iiiW uated in the town Of Mddletown, 81; ueorkes
ll Hundred, New Castle County, and state q DEL
@ aware, adjoining lands Of John y, t,s
Eugene whltloek, william J. kliason ROBERT ~ liza
son and others and lying on the south SIDE o. AhusI
son street, the metes and bounds OF whien ny ~ ~
lows; Beginning st stake ON the south soe o. Ahuei
SON street. 60 rner for lands Of Robert n hasoh shu
these premises thence with Anderson ftreet norm
ono and quarter degrees east city hve ieet 70 sane
on the south side Of Of said street. oor1er LOT thee
ses and lands Of the said YandenbraAk thence WIN IN.
line OF the said VsadenbTaak, Eugene WhluoeA snu
William j. RllAson, south eight and three Quarter
greaa east one hundred and sixty eight ieet 70 ske
corner for these premises and lands ofW iAm lin
son and in line OF James Cubersons lAndi thenos
with the said Culbsitson's line norlh eighl n.ns
and half degrees west fifty seven feet 70 slAk,
10 said Culbersons line, corner for these premises as
lands Of Robert H. Eason, thence with the said khsso
nol eight aud threequarer degrees west one
and fly nine feet to ths plac, OF beginning, %
ns thousand one hundred aud hfy SIX square iee'
/ land, be the same more or less .,. r.
| Seized and taken In execution as the properly y
| John LeAuby and Eliza his wife aud I. ts' anu
! be sold BY ,,.. .,,,,mpoNa sh.r,a
| sheriGs once, New Castle January 70 1871
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-16

The PRESIDENCY The following extract
from a leading article by the Cooperstown
IN. W Freeman's journal is thought TO
have been inspired by Judge Wilson, of the
United States Supreme Court;
"Chicf Justice Chase has dismissed all
thought Of being a candidate for President
this year, and is in favor OF the nomination OF
Senator Trumbull as the opposition candidate.
Mr. Trumhul is understood to, be revenue
tariff man, and opposed 10 high protective
tariff. The health OF Judge Chase is not sut-
ticiently restored to admit of the excitement
of political campaign such as we are likely
10 have this year, fact which he fully
realizes. Most of the leading Democrats o.
this State are at present inclined to aecep
Senator Trumbul as the coming man, bu
oppose any precipitate action"
A Washington dispatch says The meI
who are controlling the Cincinnati conven
ton. which is called to nominate Liberia
Republican ticket for President and Vic
President, have become impressed with TIT
idea that there is a definite prospect OF Grant
being set aside at the Philadelphia conven
lion, and, DESTROYS of making no prematur
moves, they have decided 10 postpone tn
Cincinnati convention till June 20, in orde
that they may accept the nominee at Phils
delphia, if lie be man on whom they ca
unite
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-16
Annthcr HorrIbIe Mouth.

On the same day that a railway locomo-
tive ran into The depot at Jacksonville. Ky.
with the remains Oi a human body clinging
10 the machinery, tue 3 O5 train from New
York arrived at 1rentun, N. j., when the
mangled and bio dy remains OF an unknown
man were found ON the cowcatcher lie
had deep CASH on the side OF TIC head,
both ankles were broken, and the hesh had
been iorn from his body by coming IN con-
tact with tie rail- Dad chans. On bis person
was found about S35 in money. Il ticket for
New York from West Philadelphia, several
letters, one addressed 10 TLompson's Steel
Works in jersey CRY, aud others directed
tu other machine works, showing that the
man must have been machlnist IN search
of employ There was nothing 'Ound
that gave his probable uame.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-16

II ought TO he mentioned that, despite all
the troubles in Paris, the Ph.lanthropical So.
ciety of Master Tailors has issued a pronun-
cialnento OF the fashions. You must wear IL
blue coat in the morning and black cont at
dinner The blue coat must have three but
tons only ON the fore part. Dinner must be
eaten in trowscrs of black doe skin, with plain
side-seams. There are other minute direc
tions, of which talors throughout the universe
are requested TO take respectful notice. Pro
baby an extremely hungry Frenchman nigh
be persuaded TO eat his dinner, if he could &c
one only on that condition, in blue Goa
without any buttons at all. Starvation is i'm
Fortunate and if shipwrecked people eat eocl
other, a short man may be pardoned 70
dining even in his shirt sleeves.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-16
NIchnnmcs of Stn.es.

The inhabitants of Alabama are called Liz.
ards of Arkansas, Toothpcks of California,
Gold Hunters of Colorado, Royers of Con-
necticut, Wooden Nutmegs; of Delaware,
Muskrats of Florida, Fly Up the Greeks ;
of Georgia, Buzzards Of Illinois, Suckers ;
of Indiana, Hoosiers of Iowa, HaUkeyes
of Kansas, Jayhawers; Of Kentucky, Corn
Crackers OF louisiana Creoles OF Maine,
Foxes Of Maryland, Caw Thumpers OF
Michigan, Wolverines; OF Minnesota, Goph-
ers; OF Mississippi, Tadpolcs Of Missouri,
Pukes of Nebraska, Bug Eaters of Nevada,
Sage Hens; of New Hampshire, Granite
Boys of New Jersey, Blues or Clam Catch
ers Of New York, Knickerbockers OF North
Carol ina, Tar Boilers and Tuckoes Of Ohio
Buckeyes of Oregon, Webteet and Hard
Cases OF Pennsylvania, Romantics anC
Leatherheads of Rhode Island, Gun Flints
of South Carolina, Weascls Of Tennessee
Whelps; of Texas, Beefhcads of Vermont
Green Mountain Boys; of Virginia, Beadles
of Wisconsin, Badgers.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-16
POLITICAL,


chief Justice Jacob BrInIterhOn, oil
ohio, FavOrs the Missouri Ihber"'
Republican Movement.
Chief Justice Brinkerhof, of Ohio, has writ /
ten letter, In which he endorses the call Tor
the Cincinnati Liberal Republican Convention
on the list of May, and says -
1t seems 10 be foregone conclusion that
General Grant is to be the nominee OF ihe
Republican Convention, TO be held IN fhla
! delphia in june next. Considering the vast
official patronage pertaining to the office oil
President, and the manner in which that pa
tronage has been employed, this ioregone
4 conclusion is not amatter of wonder, although
II is 10 me, and doubt not to thousands oil
others, hitherto members Of the Republican
party, a matter OF deep regret and dissais SAC
lion. AS for me, whatever else may have
! been, l have not been, nor do l intend 10
become, the slave Of any political organlza,
} ton. Born, so 10 speak, a member oil the olu
I Democratic party, continued to act win IL
{ until l thought, and still think, 1t had degen-
Q Grated into mere subseryiency to slayeholding
Y interests and aspirations. For this reason
Y and this only, and failing TO find any indlca
i cations OF reformation in this respect, lei
# the party-thereby, as to myself, abandoning
Ii every prospect and hope Of political prefer
It ment in the future and thencefoTward l co
j. merged, on the basis Of its own principles, Il
&c the Republican party, and with that Jealous
8, " acted until after the Inauguration of Genei
l. al Grant, and up to the development OF HI
e personal and political administration, whic
G. are the foundation of my objection to boil
n
e. As to the personal administration of Gran
be do not like his acceptance, prior to his II
to auguration, of munifcent presents from me
yn distinguished for nothing but their wealt
la and then appointing those same men to ono
do / do not not like his shameless nepotism, b
tic apparently intimate and continuous assocl
cir tons with stockholders his project for q
on- purchase of st. Domingo his ostracsm
lei. such men as Sumner, Hoar, and Cox, and I
ess substitution, as his confidential advisers,
an men in whose ability and political purity
eet discriminating public has far less oontden
hat do not like his official professions in favor
my civil service reform when contrasted with
in fact that he made the places of the only me
ep- bers of his Cabinet who seemed to be heart
be and practically in favor OF such reform too
no for them nor do like the revelations rec6
iil- " made through the medium OF relucl
old, committee as to the character OF the admlI
hat traton of the New York Custom House,
Y of his fulsomc endorsement OF its late CHIEF.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-16

liii 81 diatey.
~ NJ Also, Small House for rent, possession i'm.
msdiaiely. Apply to W. NJ. McCAULLEY a CO.,
oetS COG Market Street, Wilmington, Del
IN OGLETOWN HUTEL for SALE
IllhU Contains l2 R0OMs-T up stairs and down.
ms stable, Shedding, and pump Of excellent water
l.kzM At door. One acre Of ground attached. Price
S2,0OOi $1,000 may remain mortgage. For further
particulars apply TO Mrs. ELIZA WILEY,
On the premises.
Or 10 THOMAS NJ. OGLR, No. a East Third Street
Wilminntou. pal ian
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-16
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.
For the Delaware state Journal
REPRESENTATION.


Mn. EDIToR: Sir, when i last wrote you
ON the subject of representation oil New Oa .as
county In the State Legislature, / PROMISE, +
that you should here from me on that supJec.
again. Now, as all parties are preparing ior
the coming political campaign, ana al ele
aspirants for office are offering 10 sacIlics
themselves (for the good of their country ana
all the dollars and cents they can get) in the
shape of candidates for the various offices mat
will be at the bestowal of the people oil tpe
! State, would II not be well for the people OF
/ New Castle county 10 consider the mat'er
well before going into State ConVentloh'[e
That unless they can go there the equals OF
any men whom they may have to meet Win,
there had better be no meeting. ior myself,
am not willing to meet the lower counties on
the usual terms that we have been meeung
them in Democratic State Conventions
Namely, that New Castle county with more
than double the population OF both the lower
counties, should be only the equal OF one oil
them. The manner in which the last STATE
Legislature treated my petition when Simply
asked for myself and all other citizens oil New
Castle county, 10 be made the equals IN regaIu
10 representation with the citizens oil either O.
|, the two lower counties. The treatment which
/ that petition received showed plainly ina
the Representatives Of the lower counties wer
not disposed to act honestly toward New Gas
r. lie county. For myself do not care to nav
!, any transactions either in business or politics
10 with men who will not consider me political
ly their equal. Under the present arrange
ment, New Castle county is paying three
fourths Of all the expense of the State govern
ment, and only allowed one-half the repre-
sentation she is entitled TO. Would II not
a. well for the people Of New Castle county
ot nominate the State officers from their oW
-. county, and elect them, for we have the m
h's terial 10 do II with within ourselves
hone the men composing the Democrat
marty of New Castle county will show thu
ng- manhood, by refusing to meet in State 20
ain vention, except with an equal number Of u
0,r egates in proportion TO population. Unit
IVY thew will meet us on those terms, VIII Z
'ted swer for myself only, that will not M
IF with them, neither will give the party u
fer does meet with them on any other terms
= 80 support, and should any party be formed
vi New Castle county on the basis Of equal r.
nest resentation for New Castle county, Will
with them. think there Is enough Den
Gratis in New Castle county who are not W
resi- ing for the sake OF Office to be bought and So
,vos that will form column of SUCH strength I
"" the men who controls the Democratic party
I'M the lower counties will not dare oppose.
y in am not taking this course with the expe
Mt ton OF getting an office, as have busll
have that paws me much better than any of1c
- the GIT of the people of Delaware.
nave onlv done it because think 1t right,
now Respectfully,
,rses, WILLIAM DEAL
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-16

a dispatch from susquenannan Depot
Penpa.. on wednesday Stats that an en-
zine ottbe Erie Raili cad had exploded when
about three miles up the Oswego Grade.
The force Of the explosion lifted the engine
bodily from the rails and sent it several feet
in the air, and then down the embahknent'
A surgeon and number OF citizens were
Al once sent to the scene oil disaster by the
iaiload officials. Upon arriving there a
fearful scene met their sight. Down bank
thirty leet laid the demolished locomotive,
aud in the glaze of burning freight and oil
cars land Tour PROSTATE forms, one oil them,
Patrick Mccoy, 'rackmah, ghaslY III
death. Several others were fatally injured,
anc several more missing what leu 10 tue
explosion il as yet unknown
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-16
rlre in PhiIndeIphIn.

The explosion of barrel Of cement set
fire to +. Riodel & Co.'S shoe factory on
North Third street, Wednesday morning,
VIM. Haas was seriously burned. Fifteen
men aud one girl, employed in the upper
stories, made their escape through the roof
into the adjoining building, The adjoining
stores, occupied by Brown a. llbbard, gro
GERS, ID. X. Grim 4 Sons, dry goods; Wart-
man Il Engleman, tobocco, were damaged.
Total loss $4,000. The buildings were
fully insured; stocks partially. Mr.. Rie-
del's, worth Sj0,00O was destroyed; insured
for $4,000. Mr.. Roedel jumped from the
second-story window and was injured, moi
seriously. Several fireman were also in
iured by falls The extensive malt house
Of Perot & Co. was slightly injured.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-16

Rev. Stephen Morgan, convicted OF steal
ing books from the Theological Library,
Cincinnati, and fined in the police court, was
tried by council Of his own aud ncighborng
churches at Cheviot, IN Tuesday.
Morgan expressed penitence, and the
council iorgaye him, but censured him
severely and sentenced him 10 be renri.
manded before his congregation. His ord-
nation is deferred 10 give him probation.
He is required 10 replace with new books all
taken from the library by him. He will
continue 10 preach 10 his congregation.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-16

= An extraordinary case, which cannot fail to
interest the medical fraternity, is reported in
the Troy Times A patient in the insane de.
partment of the Marshall Infirmary, who had
been confined there upward Of two years as a
lunatic, was attacked by the smallpox, and
after the usual run Of the disease recovered
not only his bodily health, but his season also.
He is now apparently as sonnd in mind as in
body, and is preparing to go about his usual
avocstions. Ii has long been a common opin-
ion that the smallpox, where it does not Ter.
inmate fatally, cleanses the system Of all i'm
purites, causing all other bodily diseases tC
disappear with it when a cure Is effected but
it is something quite new tor it to restore to q
crazy man his understanding.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-16

~ Two five roomsd houses In West Wilmington
sss,xM Rent eight nine aud ten dollars per month.
sss l*2 J. A. BROWN.
Ask&f&l myS Al West Wilmington.