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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-02-05
POLITICAL.

The Iowa House of Representatives effected
an organization on the 23d by electing the Re-
publican candidate Gear for Speaker, and
Anti-Monopolists for the other officers
The Republican state Central Committee of
Louisiana have unanimously adopted resolu-
tons protesting against a new election as
likely to cost the lives Of hundreds of colored
men in the northern part of the State and the
Red River parishes.
a Washington Asso cated Press dispatch Of
the 18th says Pinchback's friends had denied
that he made any admission to Senator Nor
ton of fraudulent practices with reference
to his election by the Kellogg Legislature.
He stated that he had been rendered the
unanimous support of the true Republicans
of Louisiana, and that, thus fortified, he
was determined to abide the issue before the
Senate
The Postmaster at Austin, Texas, has re-
ceiyed a dispatch from the Postmaster General
directing that all mail matter addressed to the
Governor of Texas should be delivered to
Richard Coke, and all mail matter addressed
to Governor Il. j. Davis" or "E. J. Davis,
Governor OF Texas" should be delivered TO
+. J. Davis. Similar action should be taken
as to other State officers. These instructions
were given after consultation with the Presi-
dent.
The officers elected by the Iowa House of
REPRESENTATIVES ON the Esd are John H.
Gear of Burlington, Speaker; James M.
Wear, Chief Clerk; l.. Irwin, First Assistant
Clerk; Mrs. Sally A. Van Pelt, of Dubuque,
Enrolling Clerk; Mrs. 4. NJ. Ives, Engrossing
Clerk; W. A. Fulmer, Second Assistant
Clerk The official count of the vote for
Governor foots up rs follows: Carpenter,
LOG, 1872; Vale, l05.0oi.
The Boston School Committee have de-
clared, by a vote Of 40 to 45, that the seats of
the women who had been elected members
were vacant The women whose seats were
in question stayed in their places and voted
for their side
The Lower House of the Missouri Lcgsla-
ture on the 9th, after a spirited debate, de-
featcd the bill to allow women to be elected to
Office under the school laws, by a vote of 30
yeas to n nays.
Gen. ). B. MaXey has been elected United
States Senator by the Texas Legislature, Rea-
gan having withdrawn from the contest.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-02-05
40 fits VIC.

The Georgia state Grange of The Patrons Of
lIQsbandry met At Atlanta on the 2lst, Two
hundred and soycntyhyc subordinate Oranges
we're represented
In his recent report to the Wisconsin State
Grange, the Secretary gave history of the
Order Ia Wisconsin, dating its progress from
the Portage meeting, October -, 1872, and
from the RLpon meeting following. The
largest Grange now In the State Is at Evans
Vile, having membership Of ninety six men
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-02-05
PERSONAL.

Vice. President Wilson left Washington on
the Goth, for Boston, where he would remain
three or four weeks.
A letter from JET. Davis WAS published in
Washington on the Goth, in which he pro-
nouutes ex-senator H. 5. Footc, of Tennessee,
"Har." Mr. Foote, the next morning pub
lished a card in which he challenges Davis,
and insists that ''the habitual calumniator of
honest aud patriotic men has no right TO
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-02-05

skulk behind the hypocritical pretenses Of ex-
IRENE piety.'
DR.. Wyman reports that the cause Of
Agassz's death was disease and Instructions
Of the arteries Of the brain. The weight
Of the brain is estimated at 565 avoirdupois
ounces.
Mr. Waite, the new Chief Justice, on the
27th, resigned the Presidency OF the Ohio
Constitutional Convention
At Des Moines, on the 9th, Governor Car
tenter took the oath of office and was inaugur-
ated Governor of the State of Iowa for second
term.
Ex-Chief Justice James Thompson, of the
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, fell dead in
the Supreme Court room in Philadelphia on
the morning of the 2Sth, while engaged in
arguing tax-title case before the court.
The Hon. Rufus King, Of Cincinnati, has
succeeded Mr.. Waite as President of the Ohio
Constitutional Convention.
In the Ohio Constitutional Convention on
the 9th, the following resolution complimeE
tary to the new Chief Justice.was unanimously
adopted, all the members of the Convention
rising to their feet:
Resolged. That in accepting the resignation Of
the Hon NJ r. Waite bear testimony TO his
character a citizen, his distinguished qualities
as Jurlst and his ability and impartialty as a
presiding officer Of this BODY In retiring from
this Convention to accept the exalted position to
which he has been called, he carries with him the
atfectionate regard Of those with whom he has
been officially associated, and we feel confident
that in the exercise of the duties of The highest
judicial office Of the Governm enl he will manifest
the same devotion to duty and the same faithful
ness to public trust.
The Executive Committee of the State
Grange of Illinois have chosen Mr.. j. :.
Frcw, Of Alcdo, as State Purchasing Agent.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-02-05
THE NEWS.
Reported CarIist Victories in
Spain.
Parliamentary Election Rios in
England.
Death of DR.. Livingstone, the
African Explorer.
Marriage Of The Duke Of Edinburgh and the Russian
Princess Marie
Organization Ofthe Iowa House
of Representatives.
Proceedings of State Oranges of the
Patrons of Husbandry.
Marriage Of The Duke Of Edinburgh and the Russian
Princess Marie
Organization Ofthe Iowa House
of Representatives.
Proceedings of State Oranges OF the
Patrons of Husbandry.

Etc, Etc, Etc. Etc, Etc.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-02-05

reported and referred to Committee Of the Whole
to amend the several acts relating TO the Nation
Al currency, and to establish free bankingi limit
ing the amount of United States notes in circula-
ton TO 500, 100000 and allowing their exchange
into convertible IS bonds, The bill to establish
and maintain National Savings Repositories a.
branches OF the PostotIice Department was re-
ported adversely from the Committee on Barking
and Currency, The Army Appropriation bin
was further considered in Committee OF the Whole
An evening session was held for consideration
OF the bill codifyng and revising the statutes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-25
Minuefcta 2catslatur.


Sn Der @innsiuta @sisysstuns IisSsn Ssrss
bon @sissantrasen Defenders iber bic Giisubab :
nen Dor, u. ebenio resnste ss geiiticnen in Der
5empsrensanselessnbsit.
Inter ZEN turt BEN Senat %paiirten Bills
ino fulssnbs bemsrfenswertb cine, bic ben per.
bsiratbsien 6rauen %seItattet ais Seitaments Sol-
ltrsder 3u f%unsiren; cine sur llmdnperuns pss
CHARTERS Yon Winpna, cine anoere fur 5sfilel-
lung Der pai6ten Der Common Carriers. Das
amensrmsut CUR Contribution, wsl4es bic @abl
;u GOuntySmtsrn fir mebr ais spsi 3srmins ssr.
bietst, sins ~perlcrsn.
Die bStit wi9tise Bill fir SPECULATION pes
Gabrtarifs Der Giisnbabnsa sins nit IS ssssn 20
Stimmen tnr6.
palirt purpe bic Bill fir @erlGnseruns Der
9anblGenfunssfrit fir bic ct. paul u. paeifs
u. u. auf3 Sabre. gsrl@isssne WemUriale in
Yetrsf Der GlubpsrtsGsruns, bann Der wi6tiss
GeisBantras fur Grnennuna elmer Giisnbabn
60. pureen paiHrt. @tsspieen wurse be- BE-
i&luG fir ati&aHuus Der @ranbiury /; bic Beng.
i&e Bill fir 3uridnatme bes @sisBes CUR Gin.
riGtuns zines 5runfsnbpls aiyIes. Gmpfcblsn
bura has Ylsnar gomits puree Der antras Ssu.
ifon 60. 81 srma9tisen Bombs fir cine Giisn'
hahn aussussbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-25
2urembarger GAZETTE.
miScpnfn QeaiS(atur.

SIN Senaty uurla9ts bic Debate itsr ben
ct. Groir 9antsrant cine LANCE Debate +; sbsnlc
bic DsntiGrift an Der Gsnsrsb I'M Rideriab Ger
auf SerasQuns bee srapsn Safenbur&i&nittes
serpantten Muslassn Der Stabt Nilwaufes.
Gnssnommsn trurbt 8arrons Ysi&lub bstrtHs
srs Sauss tss Nurbswsisss Der Union paeife ron
Seiour City aus. anssnummsn .rurbsn bic Sc.
GsbporiGIass gum Sau sints Dammts am ilsinfn
@OIf GluG, bic Numbering bss @eissss lbsr
SauFrsr uns Stroller, bic Ysfimmuns sab &C.
issiitsrtrstsr in irssne einsm Co., ssrbaftst psr-
ben fSnnen &C..
SIM 8 a II { tuurben bic Dtnfi&riftsn ibsr bic
germsFuns bes @aTnwsses POM WiiFfIppi gum
Sbern See ansenommen; cine 2. CUR 8srbefe-
runs bes 9spannet Saftns unt cine anssrs 3ur
gerlanssruns Der 9rif gum Yau Der ct. Groir
gabn. @it SO ssssn Z Stimrnen tuarb Gafpeas
Bill bic GiisnbabnRsuer pom 5 auf Z Yrcssnt;u er.
bGben ansenpmmen. @nbsre 0Orl&ldse bic seneb-
rnist tpuresn inb, Iufbebuns tes S~unbsseltses,
GrbiH3iruns Der S@ulseisss S&hB fif Camp
Meetinss" u. {. h.. Inter btn einsesansenen
Yetitionen intsn mir wisesr cine Mnsabl fir unb
tpieer bic @ufbetuns bss GsmprrfnsseieBss.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-25
Meuc Macutcu.

8oIssnps Ssrrn BADEN bic @sfaaisfsit sebabI
bic asentur Der rGasstts" su lternsbmsn. Sis
Inb tabtr rmattist Sutieribsntsn su ianmsIn,
Gelbsr ~ eolsetiren uni eafiir su a%uittiren.
Sn 9 1. 9raneiseo, California, Serr re.
Senfts, No. 719 Clap Straes.
Sn @ebfer GitS Samilton Co., Sa.,
Serr R. Grps.
Sn NprtbfieIt, &ice Co., Minn., an BIZ
Steas sss 5errn 8. .. Slsisnsr, Ssrr ~. alsin,
Sn GrshUnia, Ssaufee Co., @ise, Serl
Sobn Muasr an bic Stels bss Or. 81. Sistinssr
@ir tanfen ben Ssrrn Slsiener unt giesins.l
fur bic Mibe unb arbeit bic i9 esibe fir tas
Slatt ssseben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-25
Serihtiauna.
ct. Drnatus, Sadion &c., Sa., 5tb. is. "a.
Serr 8pnner!

Ct. Drnatus, SadlOn 60, Sa., Sch. is. "a.
PER- Conner!
Sd lst in Der reursmturser Saseits" 20.
1874: rGine bsmsrfsnswertbe Seiluns purts in
Ct. Tenatus, Sa, an Serrn Ns Srier bspirft
%sste." SD iase absr bas III cine 81 nj erfsns.
wertbs Snse unS Sumbus ibsr Sumbus.
Dis isbsr in u~nferer 9sssnb wsib, babe i'd ME
an Stpintiu9t s%elittsn une babe mod ME BON
Or. ausuf aSnis's hamburger gruitbes Sc
braua esma&t neil ID tsuisltsn ni&t n5tbis
bate. Wif i'd bGre. bat Der Sumtus f&on In
anbsrn 3situnssn in ga, u. Wiseonfn bic Stun.
be ssma6t unb i'd raibs Ssrrn goselsr BON BAL
timsre msintn Ramen, ben r lisenbafsrpfils
setrau&t aus BEN, Spitl su laHsn, wisrissnfaas,
i'd seriGtii&e S9rittt t~inlsiten wtrss.
RS. &rier.
pas- 3u Sbisen fiser mir bin,u, tab mir 5errn
arier periSn!i& fsnnsn, bab tr tin s%sIunper far.
fer Mann n / an Der SSwinbfu6t sslittsn bat,
une olio aud ni9t son ben asrstsn aufssss.
b n trereen fonntt.
Wis ss uns i6sini baden bic perm gcssler
unb 60. hen idnSp,itu Mibbrau6 nit Srn.
arisrs S&rsitsn s~strisbsn unc mir ratbsn unisrn
esiern an, ia nur pori6tis nit benz ausltsasn
folder Certificate ~ isin.
GrObbsm tsper bic Ssrausseter nod bic &s.
taeticn zines glattss fir ~osrartiss an,sissn per-
antportli& inp, rcirSe bic NUtiS uutsroriidt nor.
ben isir, battsa mir ni4t cine YsriStisuns Der
Sa&s srpariet UNI 5srrn Yrsslsr cine ppblYsr.
bisute' Section ~ ssbsn unc Der SaGs Gin Gnes
su MAIDEN. Die Nebactipn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-25
$4,000 nene Stenern.

Die SiBunssn pss Stattratbss pom 19. u.
%. b. R. tSnnen i& bic SarSablsr wieOsr msr.
fen. Infer rNsfurm". Council bat Cd gut be.
funtsn esr Staot cine nsus Sare ron 8 1000
Dollars tatur& aufiulssen, pab or bslblus fsin
Wsrfiselb mebr au srbsbsn. Sur 70 Koran ibr
Ssrrsn unb Sann nod einiSe GOntraete nit Der
DIAMOND Soc eiks" unS cine YortiOn lder an
anrsre Gcmpasnisn fir gOalyarSs &c. Der.
ssben uup ipdtsr fUunsn bic SOOte auf @slt Du-
tuaue lanben.
llnlsrs StabtSsrpaltuns III ~ elmer trabrea
S@ma& sspUrrsn. Satsn bic Yiirssr MIDI
Stsuern ssnus 2 Wu Nnt unisrs SHsntliGs Slat.
ter, bic bic gplfars&tt Strtbtieissn2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-25
G6ieago Marftberi9t.

ptr 1eltgraPb.) 81. 1eb., 1874.
0tisen. - 9sbbaft unt i6wa6. No. 1,
$t.22l ; nsur $t.23-t.2i Nc. 2, $1.20-
1.2t; Nc. 8, $t.t6; ausi&ub S1.0S.
WeIf6fern.- 9sbbaft u. bSbsr ,u 5S4
ntuer NO. 2, 52-52a Gis.; ausi9uB alter So
-534 ; nsusr 50-50i Gts.
5afer.-&ubis u. unssrantsrt su i2-424
Cts. ausi6uB 3S1 Cts.
&cassn.-Ssl tsn u. ftf; He. 2, S2a-83
Cts. (; frii&sr IS Cts.
@erRe.-5lau II. SGpa6 80. 2, $t.75
-t.90; go. g. $i.55.
9ef&la&tett S1ptine. ytrfaufi
Az $9-9.10.
9 dwstntflsif&.- @ubis n. fsfu ~
$t4.t0.
g &maIa.-Rubis u. fsfsr au $3.50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-25
Soma 9sgislatur.

us.-Rebrne llntniuGunss . Gomites
bsri&teten itsr ben 3uitanb psri@isbsnsrS taats.
anita Item, bic is in gutter Srpnuus fanbsn.
Cine amiabl @sisspOri&Lase iiber bic psri&is.
tenfsn 0sssniGnbs wurtsn sinssbra1t.
Der antras, ttl@sr bitgisentbimsr unt IRA
i&iniaen BET Drsi&mai&insn slei@ssitis fir I'm.
slldsfaas DsrantuOrtli9 ma@t sins pur&. Der
8Orf9las, sas Gspi1t bes @streibes am Yer-
i&iHunss. unp auslabunssplass eur9 @assn
iu heaimmsn, tpurps sensbrist.
Der slntras bic IOesslrafe wisbsr bsr,ufsQsn
ipurps bsim abaimmsn bur& cine isbr fleins
Rsbrbeit nisberssfimmt.
Senat.- SIN Senatt sins Der Intras ale
Giienbabnbridsn bss Staatss ais Wssebridsn
benIBen su eurfen bur8.
Ginhimmis pures Der Intras bic @OnsrsBlsute
Scwa's sx inlruirsn fur 0srmsbruas bes pa.
pisrselpss ,u wirfsn, anssnOinmts.
Der antras, pab 3 Stimmeu elmer SurY, su
sinsm gsrbift s~eniissn, purpe an pas @sri@ts-
Gpmits psrwisitn.
(aRS9ts sisis bsiliams @asrsssI nur snm sc,
ItSe rsrpsn. -8eoart.)
BEN e:fsnswtrtb IN Der ernsute antras has
airGsn, Ssminartn u. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
,usebSrise Gissnt,um ;u bsfsusrn.
Der gcri&las in Grimipslfaaen. penn Der
8i9tsr Dor sinsencmmen III unb biss bur6 Gip
srbartst pirt, sinsn anbern 8eri9tsbof pablsn
3a eirfsu, sins bur&. Gin antras has 8sbalt
hss Sbsrridhrs auf $4,000 per Sabr fefsufsQsa
uap ibm per Nsils ) Gents &siitselp ~ be,ab-
len. ,puree stntbmist.
Der @sissssantraa, sab bic Giitntabnfatic.
men Naats rHsn tlsibsn miHen, parS sentbmist.
llntsr ben slsi&Ssitis sinsebra&tsn SsiHliIsn
II elmer Der ~inicfsrn unitrs Mufmsrfiamfeit auf
G& sisbt ais or bic gerpsnsuns BON 6Henhi&sa
.@slstrn gun. 3psde bts lnterbaItss r~elisiOier
S@ultn Strbitttt.
Gin @sfsBesYcrf&las ben WotbIsibsnssn i'm
nSr,li9sn Sopa $4,000 bur9 3 GommiHdrs
ausibsilsn ~ laTsn,, sins Sur&.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-25
Sriefe eineeaansen bis Samffas
Abcnb.

&es. u. DurR, @ss. .. Saatb, .. Msli.
tus o. s. B., &ep. u q SaffL Mi&tI Sol,,
SOfspb @arf&aa, y allen, Sobn @eusn, s .
Sasparb 2, q Bernard, 1becturs @snsla,
8ranf S&mit, Sobn Bauer, Scbn Saubsr, 5
aettmann. 8aleniin ariers SaeOb etmm, Scbn
astten, Srfepb StasrfeI, 8 @istn, Rid Peters,
Peter asntsn, peter SbiI 3, 3 Sulsmanu, 5
ambrcis Peter @snsIsr, Mi& Greet, @i&
Dsmutb, y grOfns, Rid Denies, Mt atams,
1Y 2beno, 8 Sung, 81 Stti&en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-25
Odnf.

tlnlsr ~rsiisnte gsent Ssrr gmtrciy, Der BON
isinrr Sur mad Sainris unt Wiseuniin suriid'
ssisbrt il, teeanft l@ teaens bsi Zen 5srrn @sif.
liGe. ZEN gsentsn unc ben eeisrn Der p9aSeits"
fir bic gmpfsblunssn, bic 5ilfe unb bic 9sfal.
~Iisfsitsn, BIZ. ibm 70 bsrsitwiais unp fIeanbIi& su
Sheil puresn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-25
gtadt nnd gtaat.
49, Gin gutter, smberldffser
seter In Der Sff,in oisies Slattes
gein@t.
TaffenserorSnuns fir bic Ci0eefe
CubuQuc.

Mne Gage Der bL. Gaasnysit Fns Gafiass mi
sNusnabme Der Sonntase. Dnr& Dispsns II
Der efnmalise @enub ron 8ltii&fpsifsn srIaat
unt stpar BEL Der S~auptmabl3sit an Mcntassn
Dimaassn, DsnnnRasen uub Samfassn mi
gusnabms Der Huatsmbsrtass unb bes Drnner.
nass uns SamRass in Der Gbarpe&e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-25

I'm Glfaber trtfsn, mic Der bort srl&sinsa.
be rNorb Soma SerUlp" mslbst. bic tsuti&sn ga.
tbolifen anfaltsn gum Saus elmer nsusn iatbsli.
i&tn Stride unb @rhnbuns elmer sissnsn
vfarrsi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-25

Sob. Sale, Cromwell, i&rsibt. .gSir ba.
Ben abtrmals ben hamburger gruRtbss BON Or.
Aug. aSnis nit suiem erfOlss ssbrau&t 'uns that
sr unlrn san,sn Gamilis bel bartnadissn Grfal.
tuns.n rs&t suSO Disnis. @ir psrssn Jpn i'm.
msr In Uerratb balttn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-25

Seben Mfittpod if in Der ct. Marien.
firdse prssist unb Sessn. Der be@w. @atsr
Sauter rpirb in tisisr bl. Gafsnseit iitsr tas
pi&tiss 5bsma : Der llnslaute %uniersr Sage,
feline Nusasn unS su wsI&sm Gnbs CT fiibrsn
rirb, ~prttissn &c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-25

Nm %. Tebruar scrlammelte f& In, bic.
Sssn eOurtbaus bic esmperaiii&funb Mntimcns.
pei Gonssaiion une srnaantt foIssnst DtIssatsn
,ar Staats Constitution
Or. 6 u @uiltnt 81 asams, 8 6 epnsue.
bile. 3bos % Sobnion, Rsussa qat.nst D
Dussann, u D gnssrion, g Dnssan, Simum
Stas. grtb S'Donnsa, y u goyss, 9 " aaua,
R Z Spttnsy q S9slinn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-25
GanfGaauna.

Die ll%ntsrssi6nsts fattst hermit Der teuti&tn,
ssssnieiiissn, 9tbensSnI9runssssfeai@aft Ypn
Dubuque ibrsn DAM fir bic pinftli&s u. f&nsl.
le Ys,abluns Der 0slbsr aus, bic ibr bur& ben
Stsrbeial ibrss @annss ,ufcmmsn fnt.
Wfaab. Sice.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-25
Wilwanfee Warftberi6t.

Cp Ssltarapb.) Fl. 8sb. 1874
% sttsn ftf No. 1, $f.25 ; SO. 2, SIZE
= 1.224.
WtIf&tcrn.- Sen III SCI CITE.
5afer.-6sf ~ 40i Gts.
&ossen.-Gef; @o. 1, ~ 80 Cts.
@efk.-Ns. 2, Sprims $40.
8ef&la&tsts S&wtins 5000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-25
Nene'M n5eigen.
Sebr 9iiniti9e 6ele9enbeit
FIR 0ute Gathplifcu.

9ear n Weiis Salid BON rem nsu.n geusbiitiuer. alsaer
In Conception. Neeandp &c.. Mideuri, liest elm 80 @der
Stid Yraries2anb. % Gder srpn rdren ppr 3 Sabrsn
IN ssni unh gultur. lsser bic Sdifts baron ,isnt ia sut
fur GsSen &c. Das llstrise whret inter anesrsm aud isbr
cur snr Village ron GrHtere. WRartta. &c. Rsten H.. bal.
pansn. Da;a sst5ren au6 5en,. @aIe * Wltile weff&
sem Slrftsr cher EN- platte ituEs. Der ndbfs preis fur
bic %erwdtnisn 80 adsr riret $500 per Adsr fem has efld
Wale irirb fehr biaig tdju ~abaeiebtn. IA tie,s so A6er
ersnjt Speeulantsn qanb, per Gdsr ~ S7-8.
Gs 10 bier bic ftsnas @elsasnttit ssssbsn fir Rtr6s uub
tatb. Stult, ME man ft nur irssne nc In eieltm sieissr.
frretsneen eanes rlnf&en fam.
Tan wtust I'D an
Rev, TURK, Conception, Nodawny Co., No..
1875 in care Of Very Rev. G. Frowin, o. s. b.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-25
sSa 1T Seiee &almus (sobn)

Irfslss srliss Iinsn alien In sisins,n BET grisR o..
s~tnfsibtn rsis. tbd!t 20 st,nieR an hrn. .. StiHtrin
Grsrn ystnt sais 10. Sneianl. cher an bic asbashen
her .,@disttt'' nit. sa Gfki6aftsauatisaentsiisu sit Qus-
iunft utr frn. 9almus uran(&t sa&sa. tsf-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-25

8et 8lumenauer an Gpultr Mssuue
fSnut ibr elm sutes, feinss @las Bier nnb cine
pertipn t&ten Gmmtntbaln aGIes babsn. =
Waa&t nal SOantas's sinsu Spasirsaps sabin
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-25

Treitae CUR Ra&t ~ssrfSrts cine 3susrstrunf
2 SGuisr ssssnibtr etm Central Warfts. Dt
S&assn berast an $500, Dollars ,porauf M,
ttipa $1,000 Serf&ut fnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-25

5n Dubuque bat F& elm auuRsusia &c.
bileet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-25
No. 4. = @Sdentlide 8rtefife.

Dubuaue, ben %. Gebruar, 1874.
Sn rsl6er aas grisit ausaeist fne, rtl6t rom is. Seb.
Sis sum %. 5et. In Der hitfssn Ypitsffes anssismmen ane
niht abgebplt mprten Nae.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-25
Sentaur Ointment

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20 nt&t b,ilt. Atins 8amilt une tsin Vieteissntbumsr fann
I'D pbnt Gsntaur einiment btbelftn. Die 8iaf&sn NIT
reistm limf&lds fne fir ben 5imiltensetrau6 bic NIT
sslbsm fur 9titrt. Trsis so Gents; srsst 8laf&tn 500.
3. 3. Rofe u. Co., SO srsabwas, Ws~ Bort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-25

wlan rerstft Mot, wtrn man mad gritfen auf ttsier etft
frast, ~ bemsrttn, bae Ne q ne eieis I fne, ane bic Mum.
uNr Der Srtsaift %an3ussbtn.
q. e. Iprberf. Tcfnnstatr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-25

@c!r in Nep gcrf $1.123.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-06-11

PREPARED By
DIR. II. S. FLINT a. CO.,
At their Great Medical Depot
PROVIDENCE, RI
GTFoR SALE EvGRYwuEEE,-z3
{ MARRIAGE Il WAGON SHOP.
IActoaF POINT, VERMONT.
Orders for New Work Solicited.
Persona in want of = Carriage, Buggy or Lumber
Wagon cannot d better thaI 20 give use then
order now, 10 be built the coming winter. NJ
work is warranted to be just as represented AUG
any prices ARE as low as possible, for honest W orb
GeB~Now is a good time to get your
Cutters painted and put in order
for the coming sleigh rides.
JOHN p. BEACH.
Factory Point, Oct /. 1873 233l921
roofs AND SHOES.
the cheapest place IN town to buy boots
and shoes is at
Factory Point, Vt.
RUkNHAM " TEMPLES
INSURANCE AGEN CY,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-04-15
The Connecticut Election.

The Radicals at the recent State
election in this nutmeg Common
wealth were overwhelmingly defeated.
The Democrats have carried every
thing. The Radicals have elected but
five out of the twenty-ono Senators,
and the Democrats have majority OF
forty-two in the House, thus secur.
ing a United States Senator for six
years. 1t is just twenty years since
the Democrats hopelessly lost the
State, and to-day Radioalism is just as
dead, because Know Nothingism and
the Slavery question hobbies, which
elevated the party into power, having
served their purposes, have expired
with the party, which has aourished
by strategy, expcdicnts and corrup-
ton ever since 1851. Connecticut is
to-day Democratic household in spite
of Grant and Ben Butler and their
swarm OF post masters, revenue officers
and detectives, which were sent into
that State for two months previous to
the late election, to deceive and mis-
lead them so that those vermin might
continue to rob and plunder the peo-
pie as heretofore.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-04-15
Notice 10 Taxpayers |

TN accordance with an Act Of the General As
sembly Of this Common wealth, approved the
22d day Of March, A. d. 1870, and the supple
ment approved the Sd day Of April, A. d. 1874,
relatsng 10 the collection Of taxes in the county
Of Clearhcld," notice is therefore hereby given to
the taxpayers residing in the districts below
named, that the County Treasurer, In accordance
with the second section Of said Act, will attend
at the places Of holding the borough and town
ship elections on the following named days, for
the purpose Of rsceiving the County and State
taxes assessed for tho year ls74;
For Ciear6cId and Lawrence township, Friday
and Saturday, May lst and I'd.
For Karthaus, Tuesday, May 5th.
For coyington. Wednesday, May 9th.
For Ciirard, Thursdiy, May 7th.
For Goshen, Fri isy, May sth.
For Bradford, Saturday, May 9th. -4r1 q &.
For Graham, Monday, May Iith.
For Morris, Tuesday, May i2th.
For Decatur, Wednesday, May i3th.
For 0sceola, Thursday, May 1&th.
For Houtrdalc. Friday, May 18th.
For Hoggs. Saturday, May 18th.
For Huston, Tuesday, May 18Th.
For Union, Wednesday, May 2cth.
For Brady, Thursday, May 2lst, ct Rsmbarger.
Friday, May 27d, at TroutviIle.
4" Saturday, May Esd, at Luthersburg.
For Curwensvills, Monday, May 2sth.
For Pike, Tuesday, May 26th.
For Bloom, Wednesday, May 27th.
For Penn, Thursday, May 2sth. VI FT
For Lumber City, Friday, May 2sth. ,Il
For Ferguson, Saturday, May soth.
Upon all taxes paid to the Treasurer thrre viii
be reduction Of flee per cent, while ave per
cent viii be added after The fret day Of July merit,
to all unpaid taxes, making . difference Of TEN
per cent. to prompt taxpayers. Parties can, from
the LIST Of May, pay their taxesat the Treasurer''
Office The balance Of the districts will be visit
cd after June Court. : ..lf fH1.
DAVID W. WISE, Treasurer.
Treasures Once,
cicarheld, Pa, April s, ls74-4t J i.4-at