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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-08-22

A. Albert, the popular French
artist, is ready to take photographs.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-08-22

Best and cheapest ice in town at
Turner Graves.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-08-22
y OF | Gle.


l OFFER my stock of Clothing. Furnishing
l Goods, Hats. Boots ~ shoes. nj cost for
CASH. | will lrnA. for New York city
about tho 18th OF August. Parties desiring
to send special orders for ANYTHING in my
line VIII please leave their orders at my
store before that time. and ! VIII give
them my personal attention while IN the
city.
CIIAS. L. CAMPBELL.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-08-22
Fine French Embroideries

Ten yards for 81, 3, 6, 4, 3, =. yard of
better quality for ONE DOLLAR. Very
Fine Linen Cambria Handkerchief, Ini-
tLl Embroidered CORNERS, two for 81 !:
same for Gents, 81.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-08-22

Rheum .tis of any form whatever considered durable
that DR.. Filters Pegetable Rheumatic SgrDp will no
cure-warranted uninjurious, and physicians pre-
scription used inwa dly.
$4,000 Re ward a9rred l0 she Earopries Tor
of any Medicine for Rheurasra and Neur AHA able
produce onef"urth as many genune living cures mad
within the length of time as Dr. Filters Vegs
table rheumatic Remedy.
$3.50 Reward Cor the M me Of awy vvar
ranted preparation for rheumatism and Neuraiei
sold under similar legal guaran setting forth tn
exact number OF bottles tn the amour
paid for same to the patient in OF fail Gre
full description Of cases requiring guarantees
be forwarded by letter to Philadelphia. The guaran
tee. signed and stating quantity to cure, will he
turne by mail with adv ice and instructions withou
any Charge. Address all letters to Dr. FITLsR No
IS South Fourth Street. No other remedy is offered
ON such terms Get a circular on the various forms
Rheurnati In, also Blank applications for guarantee
gratis of the special agent.
Sold y tAssFIL BAUGHS, sole Agents, Can ION
Miss Southern Depot. E. j. II art r Co. N. ..
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-08-22
MAYSON & LANDERS,

Soliciting n continuation of the
past liberal patronage, We have re-
ceived from the citizens of this aud
surrounding counties.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-08-22

'Exffaets ifuA the Constitution.
Art. Viii. Hoo. I. The meetings oil the De-
passnsas for gsneral bssines. shall be on tho
4ue PsiAAy Dight of each and every month !;
Aoass a 1eesiog fro0 l5tA 81 March to SePiem
bes lSsA, - clock. and fro0 September 18th 70
Haseh lSsh, u o'clock.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-08-22

COAL.-W. b. ALSWORTH
is prepared 20 furnish Cantoh and
vicinity with Coal, in any quantity.
Jul2Jtf
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-08-22
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
FOR ONE DOLLAR,

Japanned Tea and Coffee Caddics Narge
size), Spice Boxes Containing boxes for
Sin different Spices, Knife and Fork box
es, Pan and buster, and large sized ia
PANIED Tin Cash Boxes.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-08-22
These aTel r New al1is. intrai uCGd
THIS SEASON.,

And for the FIRST TINE kept in eur
GRAND DOLLAR ES11BLISH1NEN1
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-08-22

A mixed question-Who was on
the color line Saturday night, last 7
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-08-22
I>OR SALE CHEAP for CASH.

A very desirable building lot in
the City of Canton, on Academy
street, opposite the Female Insti-
tute, 1OOxlOO ieet. For terms APP
ply on the premises or at this OF
flee. my9tf.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-08-22

A fresh supply OF New and
Improved Churns, for sale by
L. SCHNEIDER.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-08-22

The American Sardine Co.'S Bone
less Sardines, are much better, and
less than half the cost of imported
Sardines. Feb21y1.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-08-22

For this reason we will iptro.I,,". Il s;,e-
ciaity i'll Fans. Parasnis. Furs and Ladies
Neck Wear, r;in2in" from - to =, which
will nor be excclIed by any other hnii>e in
New Orleans, either III assortment OF
prices :lEd The following for
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-08-22

Coldes Lager in town, the Non Plus Ultra at L. ord's.
Turner Graves has the best of ice.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-08-22

Ask T. G.. if his ice is cold.
Coolest Lager in town. the Non Plus Ultra, at Lords.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-08-22

Country or City Merchants wish
ing to rePlenish their Stocks, will
find that they can do as well with
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-08-22
one DOLLAR

BRUSSELS aud Velvet Carpet, Foot Stools,
Rattan and Cocoa Mats, AXIS Oil Cloth
Rugs. magnificent line of Ladies' Neck
Wear.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-08-22
Turner Graves sells ice cheap.

Coolest Lager in town the Non Plus Ultra at lords
Coldes, Lager in town. the Non illus Ultra at arA's
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20
GliaB= Sotbrimsea

2Neb, 9. Aprif.--0is man Der Bah.
2oSts." BON bier ibreibt, uurben Dor einis
ger 3eit Der bieiisen Wanerbau. gerrpal=
tun9 aus Der Sii9brutanltalt 5ininsen
100000 Sdlmlin9e iiberwieien nit Dem
beionoeren 3iped, oielelben in Die Moiel
bel Web Su ieben, in meldem Gluis friiber
Der Salm iebr banfs sefanSen uuroe.
jebt aber gar ni1t mebr portommt. 9eioer
wuroe Oas unternebmen oiesmal nidt nit
Grfols sefrOnt bel anfunft Der 6iidbrut
nit Der Gilenbabn mar Die Yrut abseitan
Den. lleber Die ltriade lit nod nidts bee
fannt.
2Heb, Is. Aprif. @ie Die ginse=
%panbertsn in Strabburs, 10 bat nun and
Der beige, BON 8eamten selcitets @abl=
persin Dor einisen 5asen bel9loTen, Den
&sidstas nit elmer Yetition sa bsitirmsn,
er mDse oas WiIitdrseleb mad Dem 8iIsn
Der &esieruns annebmen. Sis Yetition,
Su9lei9 elm Notbidrei Der bieIisen Oeut=
i4en, pelher Ourd oen Siupeis auf
6rantreids &iituuseu nar ldledt perosdt
piro. go LANCE in Srantrei9 cine prin-
,ipienloie 3esieruns ON &uber 1T, miro
oalelbe wobl ni9t sefdbrlid perosn. Sas
&riess9cipenit erfiilt aber ssraoe ieBt pie=
Der isinen 3ued iebr gut. Der Stano=
punet, aui ueldcm uniere bieii9sn ,9ibe.
ralen" in oieier Jrase iteben, 1T linen nidt
BON Der Sur6t Dor Der Rade 6rantrei1s
ansewielen, lOnoern BON Der Selbitiu1t
q "a ~. G.1 .Ik-.- .I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20

Sodleiner Ter gu 179 Sbaler /; l Suosr
1873er bito 1875 Sbaler J 6uSer otto 1O2
Sbaler; l Suoer 73sr Sruunenberscr,
baltenb $50 Otter, Su 415 Sbaler / Su.
Der bito AL Sbaler /; / Suoer 9oditeiner
1S70er Su 215 Sbaler /; / Suoer Nuelsba=
der 73er 81 $50 Sbaler.
-am %. Gpril, Na9mitta9 ss9sn 4
ubr entluoen ii6 iiber ole Staot 5rier mel-
rere lebr beitise, BON Saselidlas 6e9leit;ts
8cuitter. Gin lang dnbaltenOer Ylabre-
gen iebte in turSer 3eit Die Straben unter
Waiier. Sie S6loTsn, uelde Die Side
BON Scie!niiien battsu, fielen 10 bidt, baB
lie Die Groe f0rmli6 beoedten. 2eioer bat
Der Sa9el ben Bitten iebr seihabet man=
DIE Obitbdume linh hires prd6tiBen 8li=
tbenl 6mudes total beraubt, mas nm 10
mebr gu beflassn lit, als Die Nusii6tsn auf
cine reidli6s grnte iebr aroB waren. Die
Gciuitter bmielten fat II Stunoen an. Sic
iuarme, fat idwile @itteruns Der lcBtsn
s Gage bat in 6Ol9e bciien eincn merrill
den umi4puns %crlitten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20

g., 10. Gulm nit 613,379 G., IL Sam=
berg nit 277,055 g, -. 9imburs mi. ca.
100000 g., Ii. Waiu; nit 529,Ol3 g.,
Ia. SalSburg nit 2O7,247 g., Is. Cur
embur9 nit 20l 1899 9, 16. Grmlano nit
l6S,Sll g., Csnabriid nit 15S,422 g.,
Is. 6ulbu nit 10000 O., 10. Siloess
beim nit $4,000 G.. 2est man Die Sobe
Der pro 1872 seleilteten Seitrd9e 5u Grun=
De, 10 er9ibt iid folgenoe Reibenfolge: l..
S6ln 3O,743 Sblr., g. Miiniter 1880
abr, 3. Yaoetborn 1912 Sblr., 4. Yres=
lau 945l Sblr., 3. Cling 1895 5blr., g..
Sreiburs 1904 Sblr,, Z. Drain; 94l95blr..
8. Srier 1902 5bir., 3. Grmlopb 1888
Sblr., 10. 9imbnrg 1888 Sblr., II. Gulm
1886 Sblr., u, Yrng 1902 Sblr., l3.
@ien 1918 5blr., IA. Osnobriid 1926
abr, 10. Samberg l472 Sblr., IS Cur
emburg 1890 Sblr., II. SiIoesbsim 116O
Sblr., Is. Salsburg $50 Sblr., 10. SulSa
906 Sblr. Snbei btsibt ;n b,riidii6ti-
gen, oab bel Den Seitrdgen aus Snl;burs,
Gins uno @ien aud Die @aben aus oen
benabbarten SiOeelen mitgesdblt lino.
Oieies lit jeood uur ole Nufeinanoerfol9e
in abIoluter Setradtnuhme Der 9eleiiteten
8eiird9e. WiQ man oen wabren Intbeil
cen Ole cinSeInen Sioceien an Dem @erte
BEG bsiIi9en 8%OniIacius senommen, FEM
men Iernen, 10 bat man gu unteriuden, mas
Die SiOceien je na9 @erbdltniB ibrer 9ai-
itunssidbigteit, >. b. sunddlt nod ger-
bdltniB ibrer Satbolitensabl aufsebraht
baben, uub Damn ersibt iid folsenoss Re
lultat Gs tommt einsn Sbaler 8eitra9 in
Der SiOceie Grmlano auf SO 8atboliten,
Wiiniter auf ie 40 aatboliten, Yaoerborn
auf AZ, s. R6ln auf AZ. O. Wain, auf 46,
2imbnrs auf So, Silotsbeim auf 81. Gins
auf 100, SuIoa auf 1872, Gulm aui 1873,
9urembur9 auf 1877. Sreiburs aui 159,
8ambers auf 1873, 5rier auf 1876, Yres=
lau auf 202, Sal,burs auf 397, Yrae aui
GA. Wien aaf 712 &~atboliten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20
2uxem b II 9.
pie yerf&omeruns Der Staot
~Snxem6nrs.

~9ursmburs cine Der dltsfen une fdrfftn Sc.
funsen 9uropa's, has lett S%abrbuneerten nit Ct.
mem inpeldnten Nauerfranse. Der Is tinIhniir.
te, umsrttn mar, ipate snbltt Ger feRelneen
Sanpe lseis, cine ofene Stapt psreen. Die
Stunee itluS ais man III 2oneon bic Heatrali.
tat pes @rpBber;pstbums I'm II May 1867 CT.
flIrte une bic Iemoliruns Der 6tltuns beI@lcb.
Seit iener 3eit, tel6aftiste Der Abtrut bee 6e.
ltunssmantsls anp bic Tri1Sneruns Der Staet
bic SpiBen Der Hesieruns. Ran iuats, fueir.
tt, psrslit. lieB Gatleute fcnmen unb sntparf
tinen aasemeinen plan, ben man bsats nit Aus.
bauer psrfolst unp psIsn @runpsase eaS ltabti.
lte publisum sa b~esreiisn tssinn.. Die erfs
Sese, bic natirli4 Der Vermaltuns in 6oise Der
&atbi@lass Der Seamtsn Der SHentlihsn Yautsn
fam, mar IuBsn aus Der sreBen Gtsne ~ jis.
ben, psl6e bic Tsmclitien Der 6sfunssbautsn
,pil&sn Der Staet unp benz @ensralSsar.
ten i~reilrste um ne su 8auplasen 81 tsnuSsn,
mar BOD nab eteier Seite Ihcn BON Tatur Der
gHss CUR 9rpeifsruns Der Staet sessist. gSie es
l6sint il IS Elm fatales @siss bsS S9idlals, sab
Ilb ale Staete nab Wsltsu AZ ~srpsitsrn miifen.
Gem @sless snisins AUDI ~sursmburs ni5t u.
Is sraubt I'D esspsssn aitt ~ ~bstIasen. Sn
eer Wirslitteii IL IS nur I'M @eltsn, eas Die Gbe.
ne, auf ptr pis Stapt rubt. in r~erirlbsn SSbs nit
ptm umaebenern 0slauce lisst unp ppbin pfsnt-
liRe 6slts une bic tdsitspen Spasisrsanss pas
SeIt biuseSsn.
0rpbs i'm &iase arsIIssts SculsrarSs ssrtin.
ben liG nit ben Durpbrl9rr am Hsutber, am
Irlsnal, IN RenterspiraBe unp an &bsiusbsim
e~insristts uno anserIeitS nit Der SbauIe mad
GID anp ZEN nab petras ansslsstsn gSese unp
hilsen 10 bic pu!5aeern Der neuen Suartiers.
Mau fam aui eisls Art in eireete, brsiis une
ItnsAs Ssrbinouns nit ben hsiosn lbalsru Der
Al;si unp Der pttrus unp bate brsiis Serfsbrs.
mlineanssn, nab Glib, Sslsri9. unp ras umss-
benee @elanec.
Man bssan1 bic lmGa: eruns gum SHsDtli6su
part. Ger I'M 0snsral 9uiWarf porssfsbsn IL. nit
Der 6lGts ,piiten Der sll,st, BEN 8alien Bar
laiment unp Sort Charles. Stn Sild eisies
Saness. eas man esr buncation peseatprs atirat
une aut BEN na1 BEN 9Bilsn bee Sslta,er's Sc.
tauss gu pebltbatissn 3wsdm srri@ist wsrpsa
lellen, puree suert sspiiermaBen ~selnhsweils
in Mnsrif ssnemmsn; Sblten eislsr She'll Yri.
patsiSsntbaln u. 10 Tam pas yublicum bod np1
LANCE sisle premsnaps ais bic isiniss bstra1tsn
une eits UNI 10 piel nsbr, als Gin 5bsil bss an.
ltoBeneen Wrano uae SppsnS, mif /. .. Der auf
BEN bic tstannten Gltsnpaansunssn fsben unp
Der ylas ben bic fribsrs 9onnesarps Ytrlaim ont
Cbeute Der Seblsartsn, jardin creux) sinntbmsn
nur antsr Der Seeissuns BON BEN Ysrwaltsrn
Der Ysssatsri4sn Stituus bsrssri&tst anS psr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20
Yefsif6- Snxem6arS.

anf h- 3arsmburs Hanur Gilsnbabn palirts
am "a. april wispsr Gin unslid In Der Rabs pom
3aprin. Der 6ubrmann u. 6ebsnir ron Ssriu.
&s fubr Grps gum BAN esS 2tn @slsiits.
Guf psm btranfemmsnben 3use blisS eta Spl-
BAT auf tintm Ssrnr. Ob burb bic locomotive,
ocsr bic lSns pss oornsS srf9rsdt. rannts sas
yfsrS isitpSrts Dor ben braulsnpsn 3us u. warf
zen lrsibsr anisr bic 8assr bsS Dampfwassns,
bic ibn ssrmalntsu. Der lnsladli9e bintsrIiBt
cine Grau uae 5 Siaser.
am Is. Wai fnbsn In gang 8slsisu bic Wab.
len ,ar 6iaans Der SiBs Der aussstrstsnsn PRO-
pin;iairatbs itatt. GS Miro Rbsraa nit elmer I'm
isisit slseticuirt, Die an amsrifanifts 3undnes
ssmabnt.
Serr alars ba! ai5 9piar BON Ssntinsy
atsspantt, uae Ssrr 3. Z. s. Ssrsb bat isint
SnaaHuns ais Ssiissr am @sriatsbofs in Rsui.
daisau sinsrrsi5t.
Gin mpisriSisr Sisbiabl IN am Is. p. W. ~
gielIalm in Der @pbnuns ssS Sern ). .. psribt
pprosu Gin pHiTsrr Oisb itlib IS in oaS
baus, Iabl 4 Sillets ppn 500 5rs. u. 2. pon 100
5rs. aus elmer Sbublao: uno %entfernte lib beirn,
lid. Gin Sunpsl auf ben Subabsr laatsnpsr
astisn blisb unbsribrt.
Sas alts @siansnis nit Ssrius rurcs pom
Staais Der Staot Hruf6airaa si8snft.
Serr q. ". Salil Ginnsbmsr esS Gur,siars.
msnts ~ arlon ID gum Gonisrpator Der SYy0tbs.
fen ealeltf srnanni spereeu.
Die &esieruug bat fir ben Dimh. ben bic
bodw. Ssrrn iabrli& als DsNerpantsu psrisbsu
aussswcrfsn, 800 5rs. fir Or. R. 3. DsirOur
,a Sermsrt fir ben Sotisssisna ~ gsnsr. 100
Grs. fir 81. 8. q. Daas fur ben Disna in Der
annsre arlonsourt. 200 JrS. fir Or. u. U.
GsIisnbarSt pon 9aRnaa fir ben Oisnf in Der
anntrs Biseri unp 400 5rs. fur Or. ). 3. Ws'
ausur Saplan ~ Rsmi@sompasns fdr bic an-
mere psn Wransrus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20
Rbsin- uuS MO(tlsau.

81 m 20. Mpril perurtbeilte oas
3udtpoIi,eiseridt 81 Srier Die @siitli6en !:
s. S4neioers 81 ct. Gaurentius in Srier,
s. Gonsenius bon Yrim, 5. Mnbeier gu
Heumasen, s. Sbielen su S9mei4 uno ..
&iefer gu Wiesborn luegen .unseieslider
Imtsbanolunsen" 81 @eloIrafen BON je
100 Sbaler epentuell Su 8efdn9niBitrafen
bon ie 2 Wonaten, nit Nlsnabme bes
&aplans Nnbeier, pelter, oa er erit i'm
reriten 3ldiale" it'd bsinoet, nur nit l
Monate beoadt ipuroe. Oie Yerurtbei=
lung gu euent. 2 Wonat.n erfolste. arn Dem
@eiebe ben ibm 9~sbibrenoen 8eborjam Su
sr,mins.H. Der Geitli6s y. 3less BON
@aiuern uar ebeniaas pOrcitirt; berislbe
puroe inoeB in contumaciam Su oen Soften
uerurtbeiIt, oa ibm Die 2aouns CUR beuti-
gen V~erbauoluns an Dem Sage 81.
WdrO Suseielt wuros.
= -GobIenS Is. Npril. Bonn 3udt-
poliseiseridte muroen geitern Die .sslperr.
ten Ssrren @eiiiidsn 6. Gbiss, Yfarrer
81 9lten, Gbr. Wuqer, Yfarrer 81 S1Sne=
berg, 3. Bolt, 6aplan ~ Bold, 5. 8iild,
Gaplan gu Sreis, y. zimmerman, 2ap-
Ian Ja 0tiitbeim, 5. 3eis, 2aplan sa Hii-
benad, u. Seit, Saplan oabier. in SuIeB=
lide @eiotrafen BON so Sblr. uno in Die
Soften perurtbsilt.
s 81 %. Mpril ieierte su Srier Der
Serr 9Omtapitular Or. 6rans 4ausr
8oner, lein infSisdbrige s
Yrieterjubildum. @eboren am
IL. Ottober 1901, puroe er i'm Alter BON
% Sabren am %. april 1924 gum Yrislter
sepcibt, 1926 YroieIlOr, 1912 seiilider
&atb uno ,pei Sabre ipdter SOmfapitu.
lar, pelde STEELE sr oolle 30 Sabre nun.
mebr betleioet. Ser Subilar srfreut l9
trob ieines boben Mlters torpsrlidsr unb
seiitiser Stride uno 1T ausemein beliebt
uno perebrt.
-8ei elmer acknowledging an oerWto=
lel bat iid elm sinisermaBen c~urioies 6at=
tam ,usetrasen. als ndmlid mad LANCER
geridtlider Yro3sbur cine Grbldaftsmaiie,
Die gum She'll in Weinporrdtben bsitano,
pertbeilt peroen IOlte; tonnte man Sebuis
Der Y%eriteiseruns Die Ssrtunft seiuiher 6u-
DER nIdt mebr ermitteln, mebrerc 6uler pa
rem ourd) Die 9Gn8e Der 3eit duBeroroentlih
matt seluoroen uno 3 6netr p0reu CUR
grOben ~ilebsrrai&au9 oolitdnOig lcer. Is
l@eint, oaB oielt We,pporrdt6e ip1breno
Der lougeu Shwebe gar ni6t apminiltrirt
Uoroen lino.
-&obleuS IL. Mpril. Die LANCE
pentilirte 6rase. auf welher Settle Ger Wio=
lel Die ncue Woiel : G~ilcnbabn u%nieytr
Stoot su9eiibrt iueroen lol, lit jebt enoli6
entiGieoen, inoem Ger 0anoelsminilter li9
fir Die lin!s Moislleite ausgsipro9en bat,
20 DOB ole Balm in DER 8e9cno bon @Ils
oui elmer gu erbauenOcn Bride Den 6luB
iiberihreiten ,piro. Bie Die .Sobl. g."
meloet, bat auh nsr 0anoelsminiitsr Ole
lOIorti9e Snan9rifuabme Der Arbeiten aui
Der Streds Heils GiOtten onssoronet, uno
loa Dies aud aui Ger Strede 6lotttn-
Oils aeidebsn, na4oem oiele elmer Ssms
nadit pormnebmenOen pOli,eiliden Yra=
lung untsrlporien Deroen.
III III y. april iauo ole gSeiaosritsi-
seruns oes @pmnaial. 6Ono ~ 5ricr itatt,
loobsi quite Yreiie erSielt wnroeu. Der 8e-
lammterlOs betrns inclus. auiselo 1l,s73
Sbalcr.
am %. gpril ianoen .sbsufaus Wie-
Der msbrsre Werleiserunsen ltatt ptide
inoeB einen lpeniser erfrsuliden GriolS bat.
ten, Die Vrsile ,pareu iolasnbe 5uosr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-05-20


Sas ,@emnriai' brinat lie ssrslsi6snse lie.
teriitbt Der 9iitntabnfradten in zen SabrsE
1873 unp 1872. Ismsemds babsn sis Sra6,
ten i'm s. 1873 um $1,000 Gcnnsn sussnrmmsa
i'm 8srslsi@ ,u 1872.
I'm Ora pures in bfiten Sabrsn fat bieIslbe
3abl lpnnm q SOnnes 1000 8ilo) ausssfibrt;
bic Ausfubr an @uesilen bate nm 29OUU Ior-
men Sussnpmmsn. gu 'bsmsrfsn III, taB IN
Stsinsu. @pps, aalf, SOll Sanp, 9strdnts u.
aaitrfsIn 1879 Die ausfnbr nidt unbsrsuteno
bSbsr mar ale i'm s. 1872, sassssn bate bic
ausIabr an @ttrsice, eobrinpe ano 9spsr abss-
npmmen.
Eie &inrubr bistst sinsn srSSern ataano fur
bic brie:n Sagrr. lie Siniubr BON @oaf bate
10000 lonnrn, sen Stsinfobisn Nm 1900
lpnnsn, ron op!; I'm 1000, S0n @ttrsics um
1000 lcnnen. opn 3ufsr. aafs ". I. ID. um
300 lpnHcn, BON 3eiTanfen um 6OW lonnen
suSsrommen.
abssnummsu rassssn bat bic Ginfabr Don
Sbtsifra u. /. n. nm 5000 Iennen, BON OIL
unp petroleum un 300. ppn SGuisn u. 9epsr I'M
400 lcnaer. pon 3atat IN 2O0 lonnsn.
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formation concerning the number and
cost of the guns owned by the English
government. 1t appears that there are
at present 4057 muzzle-lOading cannon
ready for service, and 1878 breech-Ioad-
ing cannon also ready. The cost of a
12-ineh 35-ton gun is about e2I70; a
steel 7-pounder costs only e35; bronze
7-pounder costs only eos. To fire a
35-ton gun costs e6 As. 4d.
Grant is bothered about Meigs. Meigs
obstinately refuses to abandon the quar-
5ermaster-generalsnip and accept the
mission to Russia, unless he can be
placed on the army retired list at the ex-
piratiOn Of his term abroad. Ingalls, is
annoyed also at old Meigs's hesitation,
for he expects TO step into the quarter
master-general's evacuated boots as a
reward for some service or ether done to
or for the grateful President. Now, the
only way to get ingalls, in is to get
Meigs out, and Meigs will not bulge.
The devotion of woman is always
something beautiful. On the last rainy
days the dovecote man might have been
seen dragging his portable aviary
through crowded streets to a place Of
shelter, and his wife trudging behind in
mud, anxious TO bear her share in adj
vancing his fortunes. This was touch
ing. But then there goes Mrs. ShOddy,
whose devotion is equally pronounced,
though of a different nature. 1t is de-
votiOn to shopping, and no elemental
rage will prevent that worthy woman,
any more than the first named, from
putting on that Paris hat and most Of
the iewelry her husband has succeeded
in securing for her, and trudging about
in the rain to bear her share in securing
his fortune in silks and laces which will
be real credit to him.
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raE ruruaE OF TIE DEnooasoY


Now that the signs Of the tine Uner-
riugly Indicate that the Democratic
party viii ascend 10 power during the
next two years, the public viii feel a
deep interest in the uttersnces Of the
leading Democratic statesmen Of the
country, who ia the dark hour Of des.
potism, usUrpstion and disaster have
stood by their banners. Since the re-
cent Democratic victories many Of our
leading men have spoken out, and their
words are fall Of wisdom, proudly con-
trasting with the utterances Of Radical
orstors-theiT degeneTacy Of intellectual
greatness in the politics Of the country.
But it seems there is life in the old land
yeG Political pigmies will now retire,
and giants viii come to the front. The
extracts below will give some iHdica-
tion a. 10 the views Of leading Demo
Gratis, and the policy of the Democratic
psrty so soon as it becomes invested
with the reins u government. IN re-
cent speech he New YORK at the rooms
Of the Manhattan club, Senator Thur
man said:
4 have said throughout the election
that it is our duty to look to the future
and to see wpat are the responsibilities
that are resting upon US. After the
fourth Of March next tie house Of rep
resentatives will be Democratic by a
large majority. 1t Ia gilt be supposed
that that would devOlve responsibilities
upon US. It might be supposed because
tie senate viii remain heDublicau and
the Residential chair vii be occupied
by Grant until the fourth Of March,
lS77; hut il should be Tecollected that
the fact OF the senate being against US
viii not relieve US from responsibility
on from the necessity Of having 2 clear
aud well-dehned policy for our party.
During the greater part Of General Jack
sons administration the majority OF the
senate were OPT osed to him in politics,
Dut jackson never faltered for moment
in presenting the policy which gave
him right to urge it with ali the
strength Of ms mighty Will Though we
snail not nave the senate OF the Presi-
dental chair until the fourth of Marcel
1877, the people o. the country viii
look to the house Of representative ~
present that united fr0nt which will Lad
as to victory IN 1876. Therefore it Is m
the utmost Importance that true doc
tEines shall be taught, that true pripci-
piles shall be inculcated, that error shall
l. eliminated, that difference Of opinion
which are not fundamental shall De mar
monte Z, and that this mighty Demo
cratic party, from Maine (ineludinp
Massachusetts,, sweeping clear to the
Rio Grande, shall march In solid col.
unn, not with discordant banners, not
with descendant music, but to the same