davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-09-30

Knox County Council !. O. Good
Templnrs. metal the Hall Of Dickiu-
son I'odco No, 4Gd, at 1880 4. NJ,
Thursday Gppfem6er. oath. j. II.
Norgau &. e. Vemplar. I'm ihc chair,
and The following GgicuI~ iu .hejg ne.
snective stations:
Miss Addie Warwick. &. Y. Tenn
Mar. Rev. \. f. Householder, C..
Chaplain: $. d. Lord. G. Secretary :;
NJ, y. Anderson, &. Marshal Mrs.
D. Wall. C. Assistant MARSHAL; Bro.
Cartwright, G. /. Guard; J. r.. Burch-
eli. c. Sentinel:
The following GRE thesaudiug Com
mittees as appointed by the char;
Committee on Credentials-F A..
Ramsey. w. II. Gilbert C. II. Evans,
q. w. burnett and Rev. \. e. House
holder.
Corp,ittpe on state of the Orler-k.
II. Hodge. w. II. Gilbert and G.. w.
Rurnett
Committee ON Ras0lutions-F. 4.
Ramsey r l., \Vilds. Miss f.. Z. Nor
Iran
Committee on Good of the Order
/ q w Ruruoft A. II. Hodge, Mrs.
sarah HatIord
Committee on Printing and Reuorts
s ID Lord. ID. w. 1icDO.c, N. Y.
Anderson.
Committee on NEays and Means
Reyr Tverord Meade Rev. A.E. House
holder and n. A.'I.pboW.
ME IXecutive Committee . always
oonsist ofthp " & Vpmplars. of the
severoi LODGES i'm The country.
The Committee on Credentials re-
norted the following number of dele
goras from fine several Lodges:
HoIston Todpe, No. SO. 10: North
I<povville T,odge. No. Az. s: Green.
leaf Lodge, No. 1874, - East Tenn
CISCO T.Glge M AGA. 10. Dickinson
lode, No, i66. 10. Total 10.
On nation aIl members of the Or.
dar i'm Good standing. were admitted
to ssoisin The council. TO cnioy al
nr,viIeges axcent fhe right to vote.
p The choirnan of the Committee o,
RESOLUTIONS reported the following:
PcsOipcd. That while we appreciate
the co-oneration Of anv person-fron
any condition of society, politica
, marty or religious organization, TO
the attainment of the objects to bu
; striven for. Inv Iaborers i'm the Temper
, ancp work we must look TO TIT
f ranks of the dram drinkers, the regi
, ment of drupkards aud the hosts o
. liouor dealers. for recruits in the arm,
r of Good Templars.
Pcs0IrCd. TO this end, il is the sens
of this council, that it is the bOundei
duty of each Good Templar, to min
lister to the necessities of the drunken
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-09-30
No Competition.

We notice in The Premium List for
the East Tennessee Division Fair 4
prize offered for better remedy imam
Harris Great Relief. We are glad TO
see the prize OIL. red, !or 1t stimulates
others, to attempt TO 8eI
up better thing, but we
think this will he very hard 10
DO, for we know Of no medicine 50
universally popular and dcservidly So
as DIR. Harris Great Relief. Ii Is cGf-
tainly far ahead Of any thing OF INC
sort now on the market.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-09-30

This valuable mineral Spring, with
ten acres of land adjoining it, is now
offered for sale. The water is very
strong cAalybeate, with sulphur and
magucsia4 and pronounced 10y good
Judges to he the finest i'm the state.
The Spring j. two miles east Of John
son CITY, ON the +, r., Va. Il Ga. r..
r.. Bids received until the 18th No
vember next. Persons desiring TO see
the property viii he furnished with
couveyance from Johnson City by ap-
plyirg To y. Joba. For further par
ticulars, address
f.. V. EASLEN,
iE3OWit Johnson tlty, Y, Tenn,
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-09-30
REMOVAL.
Hope a MiIler's Establishment ths
popular JoweIry store.


With pleasure we call the attcnuon
Of our citizens, as well as the people OF
the country, 10 the removal Of the
popular iewelry establishment Of
Me-srs. Hope & Miller, from their old
stand in front Of the Baptist Church,
to the corner ofClinch and Gay streets,
the stand formerly occupied by G..
Fuchs clothing store, which has re-
ceived new front, and has been ar
ranged convenient t. their business.
IL would be impossible TO enumerate
the large and complete stock, vet We
can not help but give o passing notice
to their large stock OF gents gold and
silver watches, ladies' gold watches,
beautiful solid opera. guard and vest
chains, plain IS caret gold rings of al
sizes and weight. studs and sleeve
/ buttons of every description. l3die-
/ fine coral, jet, garnet and mosaic set..
/ watch trintCts, keys and lockcts, oxi-
. died jewelry Of every description,
amethyst, topaz -'uue cameo, onyx,
/ garnet, pearl, let oiUOd stone rings
/ 4 fine stock Of solid silver ware OF
eastern and thoirow manufacture, In
morocco cases. The manufacture Ot
solid silver ware, such rs spoons forks,
etc, is Il specially iI their trade. \
fine stock of plated were, well selected
! from the best manufactures. In fact
most everything usually found In ~,
establishment Of their line, car Be
found there, and prices that defy com
petition They propose To- sch a. cheap
ms the cheapest, ami we advise oul
friends In the country when they via-
it our city during fair week TO call ana
examine their stock, and they mak
rest assured that they will be fairly
dealt with. iE2YW2t.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-09-30

There will be a pigeon match shot
on Oct 9th, at - O'clock NJ, upon the
Fair Grounds. Ten birds each 81
yards rise. 81 Yards boundary. $500
entrance fee. Three prizes, one purse
of SD on, one OF $1,000 and one of
500. No gun allowed larger than T.
calibre. Entries can be made with J,
c. Duncan, at the telegraph Office, or
SPENCER MUNSON,
iX2gi3twlt Secretary.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-09-30

When mt Knoxville don't fail to Wis.,
&c the old reliable Art Gallery of #. NJ.
Schleier-0j Gay street. You can have
every style of picture taken you wish.
You viii lind n splendid selection Of
paintings, chromos,. frames, albums,
stereoscupes, and many other nice
things usually found ia am Art Emp0-
rum at low prices, to suit the times.
Copying and charging old pictures
made a speciality. Bring your Old
pictures. iX29W2t,
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-09-30
Change ia the GuberuntorinI canvass

Owing 10 the fact That the Trains
on the k. 4 O. r.. r.. makes but Il
single trip daily, it has been found
NECESSARY to change the appointment
from Jacksboro' to Sweetwater, other
wise the candidates can not fill the
anpointment at Athens on Wednes-
dav. MAYNARD and Porter will speak
at Sweetwater, on Tuesday, the 9Th Of
October, instead Of Jacisboro' Let
the citizens turn out.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-09-30
rnnnchtLnl man M caLefnl 10 nro.

Thoughtful men are careful to pro-
vide fur the future. They DO not wait
till their house is entered 10y burglars
to nut q lock on their doors. rhey do
not wait iiIl lamp bursts aud burns
their child before they get box Of
CuruoIic -alvc. Talking of CarbOlic
S3lva reminds us that there are many
worthless imitation of the genuine.
See that it has tNo fgr-yiHIHa auto.
graph aud private proprietary stamp
of John r.. Henry 0u i.. Sold every
where. John r.. Henry, uurran & Co.
Praprietors, and @ College Place,
New York. ixlsd&Wlnl
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-09-30

The Fair bids fair to be the greatest
event Of the year. Numerous new at
fractions are being added to the pro
gramme daily. Some of the finest
horses, from Virginia and other places,
will exhibit in the Speed Ring for Citi-
Zcns' and Association purses.
iN1gl&Wlt
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-09-30
CAUGHT At LAST.
: Murderer who Evaded the Law Min"
Years Captured al Last.
From DAM Clronicle, Sept. q.

From DAILY NlIonlclc' oeli' ~
Yesterday Mr.. Isaac Low, Sheriff of
Bradley county, and p. H. Lowe,
Marshal of Cleveland, arrived on the
noon train, bringing with them n
prisoner, and on enquiry we learned
the following facts;
on or about the 9TH of March, 1868,
two men named James Chamless and
Pryor Coleman entered the house of
an old gentleman named Bell, nine
miles from this city, on Beaver Creek,
with the intention of robbing him.
They knocked the old man down and
beat him badly, thinking they had
killed him, when Mr.. Bells daughter
entered, and with a shovel in hand,
ATTEMPTED to come to her fathers as
i sis,auce when, one of the hrutcs shot
/ her i'm the head the ball entering the
+ brain, and killing her instantly. AZ
ter rObbing the house, thinking they
had killed the old man, these ileuds in
/ human shape left. The citizens rose
/ en- Rdssc when they learned the facts,
and hunted the murderers down, aud
/ the man Chamless, was killed IN the
attempt to make his escape, but Pryor
/ Coleman got away, and was not heard
of again until last March, when Mr..
is, c. Bell heard of him in Bradley
. country, and procured warrant ioI
his arrest from Justice JOurnlmun
The Sheriff of Bradley county finally
came up with his man, and yesterday
he was lodged in Jail. He will have q
trial as soon as the witnesses can he
summoned. From all we can learn O
the case, we predict it will 90 hard
with him.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-09-30
GET READY Ton wINrERi

last Rcccivcd---Car Load of Heating
stoves.
Our celebrated " Alaska is the only
stowe that will burn bituminOus coal
With success. Our box stove Medal
jon.u five sizes, for burning wood,
stands at the head of all stoves in the
market Can and be convinced.
EIONsIE & DEPUE,
ix1Gw2t Knoxville, Tenn.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-09-30
$50 Reward!

stolen, on Monday night the 18th
inst, from the stable Of George a.
Shirley, near Rutledge, Granger coun~
~. One black horse about sixteen
hands high, white star in forehead,
heavy name and tail, some collar
marks onseach shoulder. S25 reward
will be paid for the recovery Of the
horse and S25 for the apprehension Of
the thief. iylSd&w2t.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-09-30

Quite number Of the knights, who
propose TO contest at the coming fair,
were out yesterday practicing. The
fitting win take place in front of the
amphitheatre, crossing the arena, in
order that all may have am opportuni-
" of seeing it..
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-09-30

But one week and the Eastern Di-
vision Fair commences, and our city
will be crowded with strangers, many
of whom will improve the opportuni-
ty by purchasing such goods as they
may stand in need Of. \ shrewd BUSH
ness man, if he gives the subject but q
passing thought, will readily see that
it win prove TO his interest TO invite
trade by letting the people know what
he has for sale, and that he wants to
sell. The CHRONICLE by its large cir
culation. Offers superior inducements
TO merchants 10 advertise, and UNI
doubtedly, now i5 The time touse prin-
f, ter's ink, freely.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-09-30
Wanted

A site for q Charcoal (Iron) Furnace.
Must have abundance of ore aud tim
Der, and not be too far from the rail-
road. Address,
FURNACE MAN,
Care Drawer, No. Z,
rx27d&Wlt. Knoxville, Tenn.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-09-30
Died.
Chm. Dem. Elk. Com

Mr.. John Gault died at his residence
on the Tazewell pike, five miles north
oS Knoxville, September %, lS7l.'
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-09-30
Time of closing Entries TO the Foir

Exhibitors should bear in mind that
all entries for articles or animals for
competition for premiums, will close at
l2O'clock, NJ, on Tuesday, October 9th,
Entries i'm Speed Ring will close at q
O'Clock, y. 81, Monday, October 9th.
SPENCER MUNSON,
iE2913twlt. Secretary.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-09-30
MATCHMAKER.

Z. +. T~pCEamhieu, Opened On Gay
street.
Mr.. T.. +. Esperandieu takes pleasure
in announcing to his old friends and
The public generally, that he IS pre-
pared to do all kinds of work in the
Watch and Jewelry line, at Gaines x
co.'s store, Gay street, Mr.. Esperan-
dieu is an old and experienced hand
and all work is guaranteed, while prices
will correspond with the times,
iXo4d2tWlt
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-09-30
The WEEKLY CHRONICLE.
SPECIMEN COPIES


.' tho CERoNcLK mailed free to any addre,
on spoicaUun.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-09-30

Ten linos. or less, solid. to constitute square.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-04
i6tes.
a6tnna Sarmer !-Gs wuroe ms

a6tnng Sarmer !-Gs wuroe ms
bon NhtyerG uelle aus mit9etbei!t, oab meh-
rere 9auIirer lid augen6lidlid in oerl9te=
Oenen Gountp's por Soma beIinosn, II. bie-
isibsn nit @oesr Il. Yieroen b%ereiIen, I'M
oen Sormern biliee @aaren, mic lie es
beiben, lei Dem Yadct ;l pertauIsn. Sie=
le G hplnoler, oenn anoers fam man lie
nitt nsnnen, bister Dem Tarmer &attuue,
Sanbtu6erSeus u. |. No., 5u benz balben
reellen Yreis an nm bielelben su inn=
gen, urb tpmmen bernah nit ibrem per-
fdli6ten sud- uno seben Johann Dor, oab
Sic fir ni9t ipeni9er als fir $4,000 ooer
$1,000 Guf einmal p~ertauIen woller. Sat
Der Sarmer fsin Selo unb lit gut fir Den
SAuloiheir, Oen or unteriei6net, 10 wiro
lekterer senommen. Natiirli4 erturoigen
li6 bieielbsn jeoesmal ebe lie Elm Saus be-
treten iiber Die finansiele 9erbdltniie Den.
ielben. Gin 500 10 9adet tuurbe Dor els
nisen Sasen bon einem ippbi unterri6te=
ten Sarmer gu $500 setauft, uno oerisl-
be lit ein 9enner bon @aaren, uno ae=
oentt jebt bel elmer 9enauen YriiIur9, bab
sr nidt piel babel erlparet babe. sllio
iinb ollie anosre, pelde Den reselmdBisen
Yreis bon $40 big $50 bejablten, UNI Die
Sdlite beI9pinbelt. @as wiroe Elm Sar=
mer iasen, tpenr er aui cine iol6e nieber.
trd6tise art uno @eile. bon einem Sc
l1dftsmann in Der Stabt UNI isinen lau.
rem 9erbienit beraubt perosn piiroe I? Gs
lit beinabe ni6t Su s~lauben, oaB nod osr=
artise @aunerltrei4e ausseflbrt iperoen
tOnnten, inoem Die 3eitunsen i6on 10 oft
oas 9ublifum bapor Darnten. Sbr Sur
mer, lpenn SIR euer @elb in Waaren ans
lescn wOlt, unb ni6t betrosen su ucroen
minidt, Damn lelet Die Spalten Der 3ei-
tunscn ourd, 100 ibr Elm anSeise9 erseidnib
Der beitcn @el9aftsleute iinoen iperoet, Bel
oenen Sud- a~lle5eit cine cbrli6e II. reoliae
SebienunS Su She'll tperOer wiro. Bir
bitten Gu6, pie mir oas idon 10 bdufis
gotham BADEN, laNet Guer @elo in Der
Staot in Der ibr setuObnlid eure @ei9aite
tbut unb biitet Gu6 Dor ben @aunern uno
Sdlpinolern. (Seutid @m.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-04
Das Stdot6en Wount Chen in 3el

Das Stdot6en Mount Chen in aen=
tu # y liest sur einsn 6dlitc in Dem Gonn=
tn Sbelbp II. sur anberen Salfte in Spens
Ger Gountp. SIN Dem Sarriion Yrecinei
in Sbelbp Gountp 1T nun bas 2oeal-
Option SemperenS=@eles bon
elmer Mebrbeit Der Stimmscber anscnom-
men. Sesbalb muBte cine 8irtbi9ait in
Mount Gocn, Die in Sbel6p 6Onntp lieSt,
seIhlolien meroen, wdbreno Die segcniiber=
liesenOe oiten bleibeA bari. oa oieislbs in
Spencer Gpuntp lisst. Die Strabe jpi-
i6en beioen bilost Die @rsn,e Sipii6en Den
Counties Shelby unb spencer. Us 1T
sin Invertebrates Staotden, oa man MIR
ilbsr Die StraBe bon Der einen Seite mad
Der anosrn 81 Sicben brandt, mn unanse=
nsbmen G%ountpseiesen Elm Sdnipp@sn
5l idlaseu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-04
Spru6e Der @eis6eit.

User feline 9eriprsdunsen Snr ieitss-
isBten 3eit srfiat, unc Did niat auf iid
tuarten ldbt benefit baour6, bab or ben
@crtb Seiner unb Ieiner 3sit gu i9dben
unb IL aGten weib. so wirb bic gintts
Ii6tsit Gin Witt.l, alien bcnen unlere per-
iOnliae a6tuns iuno ;u scbtn, nit osnen
mir III oen @sIHdftcn oes Gebens pertebreu.
-9Sia Scenario 6obes unb gortrcfhi.
DIES leiiten, 10 arbeite or, 9lei&wobl Oh germ
ooer unssrn, Morsens, Mitta9s IL. abenos
an Ieincr @erpplfommnung, er iuiro iins
ben, oab bas tein 4inoerlpid 1T, ioneern
Elm i9perss Stiid grbeit.
SIT bos gusc flar, 10 1T ss aud Die
@elt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-04
Stanfep.

Senrp Stanlep mar Der erIte amerita=
ncr, Der an bas sroBe unb niiBli9e Wsrf
nit Sano anleste, oas Wunso Yart, 2ans
Der, BON Der Seten, Spete, Grant, BUR-
ton, 9ipinsitons, S6ueinfurtb uio 8afer
Dor ibm setrieben. llnb bod CAB es 9eute,
ia 3eitunsen, Die i'm als cinen %ofenbaren
easner pcripOttcten. Nod gu elmer 3eit
perIpptteten, als Die ibertritii6e rtOniss
li6e seosrupbiide @sislldait" bon gon-
bon uno bic nii9tern= itrense Barrier ibm
bsreits oiientlid ibrs ansrtsnnung sesollt
batten.
Seitoem iino 9iuinsitone's Sasebiider
nit leincr 2ei9e nod England g%efonmen,
uno paren in irseno einem Wintel cinss
Siepert'i6en 5oriaals obcr in bent 6euil.
Teton zines, binter Der 3eit beritolpernocn
adisblatt9ens nod 3weiiel an Der @abf=
belt oes StanleD= Yeri4tes pprbanben, 70
Iinb lie jebt fir INNER seidpunoen. Dit
aufrihtiser 5beilnabme miro oaber Seoer<
mann auf oieier Settle oes sroben Sads
bic &unbe pernebmen, odB Senrp Stanley
in Zanzibar ansetommcn 1T, uni cine neue
srOBers Grpeoiticn in oas Scr; Airitas ST
iiibren.
Die Soften Der Expedition trasen Der
rgiew Dort oeralo" uno Der r9onoon
Sailp telegraph" 9emeini6aftIiA. Sbre
Sbsilnebmer iino sur Salftc griten unb
sur Sdlfts amerituner. @eurs S9wein-
iurtb, Den Stanley ebenfaQs uno Stpar to-
~ltenfrei mitnebmen wolte, bat er,pioert, er
ipsrbe bur6 Die Oronuns isinsr Samm.
lunssn sesenpdrtis an &isa ssfeVelt.
g8as an Waultbieren, YIeroen uno Yro.
piant, mos an $ plmeti6ern uno einsebpre=
men Sibrern nOtbwenbis 1T, iudt lid
Stanley in 3%onSibar 81 peri6aHen,
Zanzibar lit elm Saien am inoiiden
O5ean unter Dem 6. @iraoe iioli6er Sreite
in 8 ltafrita. Bon oa nil Stanlsp nod
@siten serabes Beses bis rtjiii. Scenes
lljiji oeisn &Obrbittsn oas Ofuisr oes
5ansunjita.S sees iiberrassn. Sort fanb
Stanlsy Den iebt peritorbenen gipinsitcne.
Tort lusert Cameron nit Den %Gnsldnbern.
aber %lljiji-ober llbi9ioi4i-ioa nur
Den aussansspunft Der StanleD'i4cn
llnteriu9unsen biloen. Bon bier nil er
bic sebsimnibrei4lte afer sebeimnibrei6en
@ilOniiie OHncn, pel6e ocn See 8ansas
niita bon Den beiben sroBen Rilaue(en.
Seen ionosrt.
9enn bos lit cine Der pi6ti9iten untsr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-04
tnremburger Gazette.

oen 81 loIenber 6ragen ino Die beioen
Gieienieen unter Dem Ieluator, weihe
Spefe uno @rdrt gittoridr uno I!bert=
Npanso aenornt 0Gben, Die lesten Guel=
b%allins, aus ipeIder Der ura!te 6ulturluB
aespptens beritromt Sosy 1T oemic!bsn
aud oos aebitt oes nod 'Uoliherer Sees
Sansanjito tributpTi6tig , Mit Giving
itone pcrmutbet Stonlep bo@ 2estere. Sos
Gritere lit Der Stunopunt; Ger 2onooner
Geographical Seieaidait uno Setsrman,
res.
Inter ben orei Grpepi.icrsr, pslas se=
9cnwdrtis auI bic 9lftuns oes in 8eoe
itcbenoen Ghleitrs binpirten, bat Die aine.
rifaniihe Die bel Weitem be'ten 4usIihten.
@prbpn, Der ccr Nprben fpmmt, pil bas
oberc Nilgebici erpberr, ni6t erferihen.
ga miro sr alio spobl au6 erbitterten Wi=
osrjtano antreTitn. Cameron nil peni9-
liens Den S6rsden bes britiihen Namsns
perbreiten. SaSu 1T iein sweiter 8ecante
itets wic moi our6 Giienbabnen poer
lpnit sinen oausrnosn Ginhub Mltenslanos
auI isns reidsr 9anoe anbabnen tonne.
Stanlsp oaeesen mill ausi4liebli6 uno
aui Dem ~tiir,eitsn @ege eriori6en. lle6ri=
gems lit CT ensrsiider OILS Samuel Sater,
porii6ti9er als Bon Der Seden urb int
Bette rei6erer Mittel als lie 2ipinsitone
ie Su Gebpte itunoen. 8as ibm on wii-
ieni6aftli9er 9orbilouns feblte, bat er
our6 fleiBises Stuoirsn inter Der Seituns
fransoTl4er unb enslii@er @elebrter oieien
CONNER nadsubolen li9 Mtiibs seseber.
Bic 4meritaner lins als Die lester aui
Dem sroben centralafritanil6sn aampi=
plat eridienen. Warum fOllten lie aber
trusoem bier ni4t 10 gut bic Siesespalme
oapontrasen, pie ibnen oas binlidtli4 Der
9olariorl9unsen uno ielbit binii6tli6 Der
Geographic Yalditinas 9elunsen lit?
(Im.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-04
Cine 2Sagson Saomng. Sdufs 1T

Cine 2Sassom Saomng. Sdufis 1T
in oieien Spalten bon elmer Wosson-2a.
bung (car load) Die Geb, unb Mander
miro Ii6 teinen ilarsn 9esriii Samit per-
binben tonnen, b. /. mel6es Guantum ei-
sentli6 barunter ~uerItanoen iuirb. @ir
laiien oesbalb cine art Isabelle Iolssn, Die
10 Siemlid allsemein unb allerortcn auf
unlern G~iienbabnen gilt.
Cine @assonlabuns entbdlt Dem Sc
lpibte mad etpa 10000 lbs ober benz
MaBe mad:
70 SAP SalS Salt coer Mebl.
80 6aB @bisfp.
200 Sad Mebl.
8 Goro baites 1ol;.
Z Gpro meides Sols.
1870 Stid Rinopieb.
500 Stiid S6weine.
5000 Stid S9aie.
5000 SUB selpObnli6e 8rsttsr.
1000 SuB S%eitenbretter.
10000 SUB Sielenbretter.
10000 Sdinbel.
q tueniser bel bartsm,, / peniser bel srii-
nem 8auboli, ITO peniser bel 8alfen
unb anoerem idiuerem SoI;.)
$40 Suibel Weisen, $50 Bulbel WelI6=
form, $50 Yuibel Safsr, 400 guibel Ger
tie, 800 guibel Gla6slaamen, $50 8uibel
Aepfel, 400 Suibel G~artoifcln, 1000 Su=
ibel Sleic. 3
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-11-04

Der nsa, Hssap dat ftm etsmyieh. tdt, ltth.
rttsrbs Rsap<re uns mowrs. einiatttt, idGtt
6ans batuHo ant Dsuutefisidt ant ist Saasirsr,lse.
8uau tSbsn wtr tm Cnpsyisy Newer tts tslnt
8ammr6sU bal unt tt Ginfa6etit f,ltf 10. 9pif tatm
at Sans allie Srritn 3rsftmafain'n gplttsisrta. yRa
&C. Paetn &c.
Grfatfade FIR 4tparaiartn Rfts t~creisis.
Sst H uns bic " .sntur l~tsriraetn fur he atat qetisE
W6bmaf4int. rstht ban .rhtp yfsis apf be-. gpitntr Itlts
ausAtuuae ttanei Eat; fur 5 Sabre rtrs ~earsu;irt. Srr.
&ttrer unt atu,tpsC Sud ititA.
atgisr d aeeini9enf.
i@ StuCut, Sadfsn &C.,, St.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-14
TILE ELECTIONS.

In one of the great October States, it seems
clear that the Democrats have made heavy gains.
Ohio loses three Administration congressman
and probably the State ticket. The change
in Cleveland amounts to o revolution. Two
years ago Mr.. Parsons was elected by q
majority of 2,724. Henry B. Payne
now defeats him by majority roughly
reported in the offices of the Republican
newspapers of Cleveland at 1900. The gain is
one to independent politics. MIR. Payne
is gentleman of the highest char
acter, recognized for quarter of a century
as the leading lawyer of the Reserve, and
man of such sturdy honesty Of politi-
cal conviction as to spit upon the
initiation platform of his party, and
declare squarely for the earliest return to
specie payments. He will be leading Con-
gressman, and on the right side on all vital
questions This gain is, however, to be set
off against serious loss to good government
through the defeat of Mr.. Foster Rep.), to
WnOm Uue VI NcW- 1oAh OWO q opCCidi
debt of gratitude for his championship of
Custom house Reform. The Republicans have
lost because they defed the voice of the peo-
pie and renominated men whose acts the in
dependent press condemned and the people
would not tolerate, because the general dis
satisfaction with the Administration caused
the drift to set against them, and because the
prohibition plank in their platform cost them
many votes and brought them none.
In Iowa the Republicans put forth declara-
ton of principles not quite so unprincipled as
their opponents, the Anti-MonopOlists; and the
latter appear to have lost ground since last
year. All the Republican candidates for Con-
gress are elected except perhaps Mr.. McCrary.
Indiana appears to be in doubt, but devel-
ops very healthy amount of boiling and
scratching of tickets. Machine nominations
wero treated with small respect by both par
ties, and that, at least, is q good sign.
In Newark IN. J.) the friends of Mr.. Halsey
have not given him very good send-of for
his gubernatorial race. The signs of the city
election do not point to an imposing Republi-
can triumph in the State.