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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-09
Srridirocne 5eueralarm eri6reften leste

Seri9iebene Sereralarm eri6reften Ieete
te ISOLDE Die Ginpobter Der Stabt. Slid
Ii6er @siie waren es meiit bios 9llarme.
Nur Der alarm, Der am Samitas Die
5eaerpebr nu@ Dem % Sofe"
rief, mar uon Ginger 8ebeutuns. Our9
einen feblerbuften S@ornitein wuroe bas
o5nnere bes 9auies in SranO seiebt II. etma
$1,000 S9aOen uerurIa@t. Oabie Serii9es
runsspsiice am 90. San. asselaufen mar II.
Der Gisentbiuer bieieIbe ni6t erneuert
bate, triKt i'm Der gerluit I'M 10 i9perer,
OILS Der srtiie Mann feline anbern Subiis
i~tensmitteI ais Die 0tente bes vgaoii6en
9oies" un6 bes baranitoBenben ~Maniions
!SrAuIes" bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-09

sSagnsr, Ser @0roer Rbomberss, 1T
leBts 8O3e uon Der Surp freiseipro9en
~'OOrosn. neil er ben Mleudelmorb I'M 8abns
l'nn bsan9en buben ioa. Natirli@ miro
CT fdr cine rleine l3eit ms Srrenuipl ses
ianot uno. wenn BON bort ais eurirt e%ntlais
len, wiro Elm Mt0rbet mebr uuf bic meui6:
Hide Gs,eui&nit sosseben. geridiebene
nmfdnOe trOsen basu bel, sieies urtbeil in
sinem iebr faIi4sm eiGte srideinen gu Iai'
fen. Die 0fientli6e @einuns 1T msiit gang
anotrer Nnii4t ais bic Surp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-09
Ginrs cages bat Youns amerita ieins'

Ginrs cages bat Donns amertta leiasr
Slater um @eIb, um feline S6litti9nbe 81
fren, un6 purbe bon ieiner erbabenen
@eaenwart pessei6ift. Oeit Grimm uro
funfelnben 9lusen i%tiirnte Die Siseno Our6
Die Sale, i6reieno: sd mill frant pers
ben un6 fterbsn!" 9lm folsenoen Worsen
pur bielel6e BON elmer i9redli6en Grtdls
tuns befauen, unO ibr anbansli6er Sater,
rpar senOtblst cine 6Iai6e BON Welfs
puImOnarp gulium gu ibrer @ieberberitels
lung gu %fauien. MOral: vGntweSer sebst
enren sSunsens allies @elb, mas lie perlans
gen, ODER ballet Weit's pulmonary gaIlam
beitdnSi9 oil l6ano.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-09
Staot Dubnqne.
Reisempcr Msent 3. g. Sage.
lluirr reiicnorr ascut Sr. s. g. Sage

ilnier reiicnbrr Gscut 9r. S. g. Sage,
lit pcu ieiuer &eiis wobl unb munter gu:
ridaetebrt. Gr ldBt ben bo4w. 8eiltlis
den, BEN 9lsentsn uno eeiern Der @aSette,
Die i6m bebilfi6 waren, bsitens banten.
SER Sage besiebt ii9 wisSer na6 @iseons
I'm uub Sainois, Dem llier oes Ntiiltllippi
sutlano, I'M Ibonnenten gu iarnneln. Gel:
Der gu eousetiren &c. Sir aue 9isnite, Die
linn ~aslsiitet wsrben, iinS mir beitens canfs
bar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-09

Rad prm, wie in ben GonsreBperbanp'
lunaen beri9tet, Der @eietantras, welder
ben gou elmer Sdifibrife bel Dubuque
slaubt, Don beibsn Sduiern ansenommst
,pOrben mar, bot i'm Ser Yrdiioent aud nm
ier,eiduet. Oas SinSsrnib lit alio beleiti9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-09
W q otter

Der Qobn Der @ablbeamten murbe pom
$500 auf s 500 per Gag erbObt. Die
Verii4eranspolicen auf bic itdotiiden @es
baube wurben erneuert, senau wis lettes
Sabr. Sir Die bur3 s. MeGop eebauten
Seitenuese wuroe cine SpeciuIiteuer aus
seidrieben. Sin Gomite BON 8, benz Der
Stabtinsenieur ~beiseseben, wuroe ernannt,
I'M nit s. MansoIb, S. gea unS 9lnberen
gu conieriren, mas setban werbeu farm un
cine neue Strabe swiIden 8. uub Sulien
@penue su bauen. Der Stabtinsenienr
,puroe ansewieien, Bldne unb SpeeifcatiO.
men gu MAIDEN UNI Die aaep sluii6en 8.
unb 8. Clap unS 8biteitraBe 81 pflaitern.
Sriebensridter 2edie ,purbe bas Yoliseis
@eri9t fir ben Monat 9lpril iibertrasen.
IS wuroe beidlofen, bas ulte Sud- fir
SpesiaIiteuer abidreiben su laiien, urb
bann nod sei6ebenen &epiiion bas neue
ais siiltis ansuerfenncn. Cine &e6nuns
Der Dubuque SO fensGomite uon s537.30
wurbe on bas SeuersG ointte perlpielen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-09
MiIuaufee nnO 1ubuauc Giien.
bdhm.

Oas 6o!senos dber Die e~nsipuriss Sabh
suiiden Niluaufes unb unierer Stabt
entnsbmeupir benz Milmaufee Sssboten":
r9err Stabtratbsprdibent 9 n a M / n
lit BON ieiner &eiie na6 Yittsburs suriids
sefebrt, moielbit ct i'm Nameu ser Mile
pautee Oubuquer giienbabnseisuidaft,
beren Yrdiibent sr 1T, ben 9lnfauf Der be-
reits sraoirten Strede Ser alien Wilmaufses
SeIoiter 8abn poasosen bat. 9iemit mare
Der critic Sdritt gum Suue Der ensipurisen
Sabn mad Dubuque cine uoIlenSete Gbats
Jade. Die ansefauite Strede bat cine
Sanse pom SO Meilen unb wurbe gum bi1is
gen aSreiie uon $50, 600 e%ritanben, udbrsnb
iriiber nabesu cine balbe Miuion Dollars
fir bas @esere9t unb grabirsn uerauss
gait woroen 1T.
Die @eieai9aft pirb nun iofort S9ritte
einleiten, I'M nod Dor benz S6lu0e bes
Iaufenben Sabres bic Sabn bis GAINESVILLE
Dem Serfebr iiberseben gu fOunen. Bon
ben an Der SabnIinie IiesenSen ySowns"
iinb bereits $3.50, 900 in glftien aufses
bra9t, unb ba Die 8autoitsn 81 s4Oo, 900
uerani6last werben, 10 bIieben nod $780,
600 suiammen;ubrinsen. Oieie arsens
blidli9 nod feblenbe Summe wirb jebens
iaus bon ~uuieren @ei6aftsleutsn unb So.
britanten rSeSeidnet" weroen, benn Die
Sortbeile, mel9e Die neue Sabn naments
Ii6 Iesteren %sewdbren wirb, MAIDEN ben
baIbm0sIi3iten ausbau fir iie bo6it wiins
idenspertb. l1niere Stabt fommt ndmli5
oabur9 in Giienbabnuerbinbuns nit aus
sebebnten &ObIenIasern, pObur6 ii6 Der
Yreis fir quite INSTRUMENTATION am
biciisen Bluee Inn 24-3 0ouurS per
Epnne biIiser seitaIten miro. @ewib fir
5abritanten Elm sidt gu mteridaeenSer
@esenitanb.
9luBerbem merSen Die Sanbelsinterelien
MiIuaufee's burb Die neue Sabn gang be,
beutenb ~sef6rbert werben, ba bieiclbs burd
bic rei@iten @esenoen Ses Stuates fibrt
unO beren 9unbeI, Der bis jest aus Mansel
an elmer gerbinbuns nit MiIwautee gbi.
cage susefoGen, ii9 II ~unierer Stabt
sltwenben ,uirb.
Iadbem Die @eieuidaft burd ben Dor
erpdbnten &auf ibrem llnternebmen bic
llnterIase seseben, bat bas Direftorium
beidIofen bic Subieriptionsliiten gu
er0finen. SIS merben 9letien d 500
i'm @eiammtbetras BON $500. 900
ausseseben, iebo9 bic 2iiten seidIo1en,
$50 900 se3eidnet finb.
Sereits baben einise ~unierer beruorras
&apitaIiiten fid bersit srtlart, Gum
men swiiden S., 900 unb 1876 900 useid>
men. 9tud fol- fid Don bieien i'm Snnern
oes Staates wobnenben Yerionen reyes
Sntereiie an benz 1lnternebmen tunbtbun.
iinb mun9e anSere Carbohydrates
BON benz Grfolse bieisr proieftirten
einie abbdnsis, 5. @. bic georias5o Oh
eacer Sabn, wel9e burd bic rei9iten &obs
BON Sainois Iduft, unb warten
nit llnse6uIO auf siinifise Ga3ridten aus
Sober u~nierer ginwobncr miro Die sroben
Sortbeile, wel3e oas neue Erojeft %urierer
StaOt bieten wirb, Ieidt einiebsn. Da Die
iid suSem %9esenudrtig biaiSer
aIs ie Supor, 10 unterlisst es wobl
uenis 3weifeI, buB bieie Sabn iOfOrt bers
Jeitsut werSen miro, ba ie fur uniere
Gmlmtli9en 6an6elsintereiIen pon Der 9r6b.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-09
an unjern Slcimincn par bus 9eben

an nnjcrn Slciminen mar bas Yeben
bieisn 8inter reser ais ieit lansen Sabren.
8eri6ieSene SpaIten, iebr sebaltrei6 an
SIej puroen ~tr6ffnet uno man3e anbere
reibe 9(oer boiit man nod ansnbre6en, oa
bic Susfi9ten oasu gut iinb. DAB uniere
8leisubsn bier nod LANCE nidt eri3Opft
iinb, 1T sswiB. Oa III alien Nfinen Der
@afsritanb isit elmer Geibe pom Sabren
l~ssiunten 1T, 10 ianst man an ate S9a6te
unS Stolen NIT @liif wieber aussubeuten.
stu6 in Der gtu9bari9ait 9ubuque's finb
mebrere slidli3e 6unbe semadt wOrSen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-09

). eepD I'M MarmOr Sry @oObspalaite
bat nod INNER ieinem Saben auf. Waas
AUDI Sus Gis Sa,5 bod in ben StraBen lie
gen, BEL ibm 1T ber Seitenwes itets proper
anS nett.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-09

gEic bic S~emperensleute es MAIDEN.
einer unierer itdbtiden Brea6er, elm
SaltwaNermann better Sorte, bGlt lib Iein
Sas @le in Der Steune unier benz Sen
psrtedt uno ba iippt er bran, wenn ibn Die
2ujt onfOmmt. 90 iinO bic &erle nun
eiumal!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-09

Die fleiue &eberiou in ben Werfltdtten
Der @b. 9. & M. Giienbabn bat Elm GnSe.
n. 6. Ri6ols bat BET superintendent gum
Sormaun Der S9reinerperfitdtte sen,a9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-09

sEir urrnrBmen nit SeSauern. SaB
SER SObann Miaer, S6pieserpater pes
Jberrn @. 6ousnfeIs, idon ieit ldnserer
3eit bart anaeerifien, bas Sett bitten mug.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-09

Err @6rocr Sd. Scott wnroe letten
Samitas ourd bic sSurp bss MOrpes I'M
2. grabe idulbis befunoeu, wiro allo nee
uioitsus 20 Sabre @eidnsniB erbalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-09

Sn Sadiun g., ianb man letten Oiens
ifas s. &afiertp, Elm Sewobner pon Stters
creef, e~rirorsn i'm S6nes, swei Meilen bon
ieiuer Seimatb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-09

9crienise abunnemt, Der Ieine 3eituns
mad aRaion Gitp, ST., baben mill, lou nrs
,uerit ieinen Namen unp bann Die Polts
office anaescben, ipo ct bus SIatt friibsr
erbieIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-09

Bel 8lumenauer an @culer @ssnus
tOnnt ibr Gin sutss, fsinss Glas Bier uns sins
portion s&tsn Gmmsntbaler RATES babsn. -
Wa& NAL Spnntas's sinsn Spa,srsaps ba)in.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-09

Defer u. Sdeer'S Ws,stssibfaa &C.
s~sniiber benz atbenaum III nit elmer @uspati
portrsfai9n 8ussies, Sdlittsn &c, iopie Der
bsRsn pierbs psrlsbsn. Wsr cine Spasierfabri
MAIDEN miQ. lcnts bert feline Srber bintsrladen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-09

Gin micncrtra6tiser Streid begging Ssr1
ieuioe, Der Den &ern bss Seiles in benz
Rineni6a6te BON Garter uno Samusl
SurdIdnitt. Sdtte man slidli6srweile
ben SduOen nidt entbedt, batte es auer
Babndeinli6fsit nod Elm 9eben s%efoltet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-09
New=Dort MarftberiGt.

WtWsUutt UtWIIIUtFIWI.
Wer Selesrapb. Nar, 6. 1875.
Mebl-feit.
8eisen-Go. 2, Gbicaso $1.1l Bis
LA; Wilwautee $1.15. -Sopa u. Miu.
neiota. Sriibiabrs LOT bis 1.1s.-Win,
ter, rotber peitl. Sl.23 bis l.24.
3Ossen-rubis.
Ser It e-unueranSert.
Weli6 foru-semiid weitl. s4t st.
6afcr-67 bis SO Sts.
Gier-meil. 40 bis so Cts.
6.-$l9.25.
Sutter-iau.
g a l3-l38 Gts.
Sob in New Yorf S1.l5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-09

2r. siua. ssOnis's 6ambnrgcr Srnpftn
beben &ppiidmer;en, mSsen bieielben eis
nsn, perOorbensr Masen ODER unSern llrias
den sntiprun9en iein.
@m p. .. ~. wuroe Gb. Sbaners
!Oaus in Der Ndbe pon CASCADE bur6 5euer
;erlt6rt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-09
Gbicago Warftberi9t.

0gIrWBU UtWTIIuttIWI.
(yer 1elesrapb.) M6rs 6. 1875
Mebl-feit.
Weisen. - $3.50, SO. 2, SO Gts.
Weudforn.-64 Gts.
6afer-524 Gts.
&o9sen.-974 Cts.
@erte-$1.05 .
Sdweineleii d-$1s.l22.
8utter-22 bis 33 Gts.
Gier-S3 bis 35 Gts.
8bistp-$1.Os.
Ginbpieb-$3.50 bis $6.75.
cd weine-$6.25 bis 1926.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-09

Milwaufee Marftberi9t.
~ c %IeIssrapb.) Wdra 6. 1875.
@ei3en-feit; go. l, 918 Gts.
Safer-Ho. 2, So gts.
WeIidforn-63 Gts.
&OsSen-Sl.o0.
$50. 2, $l.Os.
ct. Souls Warftbert9t.
Wer SsIesrapb.) WarI 6. 1875.
@eisen-No. 2, rotber Winter 81 .O6.
WeIfd go. 2, 65 Gts.
6afer-56 bis 81 Gts.
@erte-$1.O O.
&ossen-$l.oo.
1-$18.7 Sab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-09
Yeter &iene's
Oemcral Maentur

0emcral Agcntur
iur ss Ssusrrsriitsrunsssstli6aits
6asitaI am 1. 5auuor 1874.
Smperial Don eoubon, s 5000, 900
@o1al BON Qiperpool, IL, 600, 900
German Nmcrieen D. gt.:Y. l,65O,s sol
st. Yau! pom Ct. Saul, sl9,62l
ct. Soiepb non Miiiouri, 75,469
Srcncrs pon WiImaufee, $50, 900
Netaa Gle Suiarauee Sn. 20, 100 800
Cafe Gltets in smsrtia.}
q. %. Mreinenttal D. Oartforb, l,5O0,s5
0icis mdGtissu Gsnsasnieen. bic f6 ti hem Chicago uns
Srfen 5sur. rur6 euuttlide 3ab!uns itrer Velute be.
pdtrt basen, enpfrhlsR lid ieitt. une tsraen Vsritttrunatr
sen GtssH'ram ~ hen higtetrr Satsn sHisessn efRerinsH
Terssn.
Agentur
fur Il, ) srff,sa Iamsi&iTs. 6 smpasnisH mad Gurppa.
Sisiids sbfabrt.
Samtursr 2tmsr ;faniihe 9inie is Dampfer.
4rrc. Truii6sr Qlpye, Bremen is CAMPER.
Gunarr yinir, liverpool u. Artpsr. t6 Oampfsr.
re 7aafsnes ssn yaHastrsn, bic i'd In ben lsstsu Is
NlAiltN u NNiNu daPlNth Ht*AhpN ANb tthbNNa lPNNAAt
tate, ine bic tsfe GmpfetIuns une tossn mir has 3utrautn
u,eirer 6reGnps seF&ert.
Sn Serbinbung nit Sbisem, itelle i'd
@e6iel auf ale Sauptitdbte Guropa's aus.
G%iienbabtt Sidcts
mad ausn Saurtfdeten Nnerita's ue CALIFORNIA; fSnnsn
zen san;sn Gag In meiner Office ~ ben rsselmaeiasn greiisH
seiauft wereen; es N ni6t n5tbie iS arf ben Depets bic
8ippeu etnftrseu ,u laHen.
Grunoeigentbnm (REAL ESTATE.)
Cine erces %asratl ees bsftn Stabt- Gisentburns, ME
aud Sarmsn une grairisldnbsreisu eue bel mir tss 90 ben
e~iinNiefen Seeiugunsen ju BADEN une crude Id jeeeu. Der
iein 8te In Gtssnthum ii&er une espiunbrtussne anlsssu
nil, mttue eilteu ,u prhfen.
Sur @nlssuns ron gapitaIisu pyb auf FSerits unb rselae
geeis Gorge seiraeen.
Setter aiene.
Sol d t { II,
8~aufbriefe. Sapstbetsn. ntba ansH cf6yislta Gslumsnien
wesen aufs phnttii&te ksiprst.
Office; 6ds ron gtain unb S. etrass.
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-09
y ut a d t H.,

8%aufbrisfs. Sspsttetsn. nebft allen ~rf1sislsa Gsiumsn,en
werstn aufs pnnttIi&fs ksiprst.
Office; 6ds ron Dlatn unb S. etrass.
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-01-14
An Interesting Incident.

The Washington correspondent of the At
lanta Herald relates the following incident:
Some twenty-five years ago there came to
Crawfordville, Georgia, poor Irishman, fol-
lowing the avocation of ditcher. He remain
ed in Crowfordville for some years, during
which time he married a woman, by whom he
had three children, two sonsiaud daughter.
A few years prior to the war the dtcher left,
ostensibly on avisit to Augusta, but to the sor-
row of his wife, and the CONSERVATION of the
little village of which he was respected, al
though sometimes rollicking citizen, he never
returned. The newspapers were filled with
'notices" of his departure, yet not word was
ever heard from the wandering son of Emerald
Isle A few weeks ago, Hon. Alexander H.
Stephens was notified through the State De-
partment that they had notice of the death in
Buenos Ayres of an American citizen, who had
left him legacy. Mr.. Stephens called at the
Department, where he was received most kindly
by Secretary Fish, who showed him the will
made by the American citizen, who proved
to be none other than the Irishman of Craw-
fordville, who had left without penny many
wears before. A part only of the will in the
handwriting of the wanderer publish. The first
part describes himself rs having left Crawford
Vile at certain date, etc. He then goes on to
saw: "Through the kindness of an all-wise
Providence, have accumulated small estate,
which beoueath to my wife and children If
they are living. / name little Aleck Stephens,
of Georgia. II use his own language) the no
blest man that God ever made, as my executor.
and want my estate sold and the proceeds paid
over to him. He will carry out my desires.
If wife and children be dead, or not to be found,
I beoueath all have to Alexander II. Ste
phens." This is the will. The American con-
sui had sold the estate, which netted 81, 1864
gold. Mr.. Stephens, on beingnotified as above,
went to work to find out the whereabouts of the
lost ones He found that the wife had died !;
that both sons had been killed in the rebel
army. and here the search. seemed lost. Pa
tiently and untirngly Mr. Stephens labored,
when few weeks ago he found the daughter,
married to a shoemaker in Savannah and the
mother of five children.
He drew the money from the United States
Treasury, and the other day sent it to the poor
daughter of his old-time friend the wandering
exile. gathered these facts at the State De-
partment to-day, and recte them to show how
truly grand is the spectacle of mans lite
whose days have been so spent that he has the
confidence of all-the high the low, the rich
and poor. Such a man is Alexander ii. Ste
phens, of Georgia, the last of the Romans,
whose name will be handed down to posterlty
as devoted friend, a pure statesman and an
honest man. Who would not sigh for such an
epitaph, "when lifc's fitfu fever is over?
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-01-14

MILD W1NTERs.-The Baltimore Gazette has
gathered some statistics of mild winters which
are worth reading. 1t is stated that in 1172 in
England the temperature was SO high that the
leaves came out on the trees in January, and
the birds hatched their broods in February. In
1920 the winter was equally as mild, and the
maidens of Cologne wore wreaths of violets at
Christmas and on Twelfth Day. In 1921 the
trees bloonned in the month of March, and the
vines in the month of April; cherries ripened
in the same month, and grapes appeared in the
month of May. In 1872 the trees were covered
with leaves in January, and the birds Matched
their young in FEBRUARY, as in 1172. In 1885
the same thing was repeated, and it is added
that corn was in the ear at Easter. There was
in France neither frost nor snow throughout
the winters of 1888, 1909, 1917, and 1853. FL
naly, in 1862, even in the north Of Germany,
the stoves were not lighted and trees fowered
in February. Coming to later dates, the win
ter of 1867, and that of 1866, the year of the
great inundation of the Seine, may be mention
ed as exceptionally mild.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-01-14

AFFAIRS IN EDGEFIELD.-Geu. NJ, G. But
ler and Others, representing the citizens OF
Edge6eld, had an interview with Gov. Cham
berlain one day last week. They represented
that Ned Tennant, q captain Of militia, had
taken his company to Edgeheld and received
from the militia colonel Of the regiment q
stand of arms and several rounds of ammani-'
ton that he hac, INDUCED in night drills,
marches, drum,b beating, etc, to the great alarm
and terror Of quiet people, particularly females,
in his neighborhood, keeping it up frequently
all night. They came in the.interests of peace
and good order to request of the Governor that
he issue an order requiring these arms to be
given up and placed in safe keeping. Judge
Carpenter, who was present by invitation at
the inter view, gave it as his opinion that twas
both ille sal and unwise for militia-meh to re-
tain in their own keeping, as if their own pri-.
vate property, arms which belonged to the
State, and thought that it ought to be prevent
ed. H "l
n Governor Chamberlain, with complimentary
expressions of approval of the discretion of
the community which had sent the committee,
and to the committee itself, promised to take
the matter into immediate consideration, and,
as there appeared to be no complaint made, no
threats uttered which would justify or excuse
the exceptional action which had been taken
by Tenant and his militia, he felt inclined to
issue an order that they should deliver up the
arms. They had been issued without his
knowledge or consent. He agreed with the
committee and Judge Carpenter that it was
proceeding which was threatening to the pub
lie peace, and, in the state of feeling which
unbappily had for some time existed in Edge
field, might, unless checked, lead to collisions.
These he was most anxious should on all &C
counts be avoided
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-01-14

- Marshal Packard, of:New Orleans, in his
testimony, before the Congressional Committee,
is reported1as saying that hedid not believe! q
Republican State Governments could MAINTAIN
itself in louisiana or any other Southern State
without the aid or protection of the United
States troops. 5.a t
The last despairing efforts of Christian
Ross, in search of his lost child, is the offer OF
$4,000 reward for his recovery, or information
that will lead to it, coupled with the pledge
that no questions shall be asked, and no at
tempt whatsoever made to secure the punish
ment or detection of the abductors.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-01-14

- The Committee on privileges and elec-
tions of the House of Representatives met in
Columbia just before the recess, and agreed to
hear the contested election case from Charles
ton on the 18th of January. No plan of pro-
cedurc has been agreed upon, but proposition
to send subcommittee to Charleston, to take
testimony during the recess, was voted down.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-01-14

- The crow is not so bad bird after ALL It
never shows the white feather, and never COM
plains without caws.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-01-14

- Plant fruit trees well, care for them, and
get good crops.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-01-14

NEW ORLEapOj ONI1. 1of0'
Alta meeting of the Merchants Exchange,
largely attended and held to-day at noon, the
following series of resolutions were unanimous
II adopted: ,,,.
2nWhereas. Lieutenant General Sheridan has
telepraphed to the Hon: w. W. iBeknap, See.
retary of War, at Washington, D. c., as fol-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-31

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ah.o, q dozen ror.ops were chosen on
each side. Among the spoilers were
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and RoyJ + C. Cracron ESQ.,. and
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y. -, ,bo LIST r,,...t in fine
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D. ,; RHODES ~ 20,
Sole agents III " heeI'l's' W d
satisfaction guaranteed in every case.
Office How Machine 1872 market street,
2IG
SOMETHING NEw.-BoN-tord Cater,
made exclusively Tor the ladies ana
children at l.. '. BLONDS.
Mr.. W. HurcHlNs !. now receiving
choice supply Of Sheet Music. IL" m
ty, and will order promptly anything
you desire.
SPRING overcoatS four to eight dollars
each. at Hartman X Co., closing out
REcoLLEcr that Mr.. Howe wa, tn"
original inventor Of Sewing Machiu"-
and gave twenty years of his Iii" {" per-
street 27G
Fox Carpet. at Is cents per yard
J. W. FEREEI.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-31
RIVER NEWS.


Tho river was falling last evening with
Ii feet > inches in the channel.
The NoIli. Eacon departed for Pitts
..I,,. ,,.rnir,,
burSh 1T "''"'N '" -
and the Courier at the USUAL ho"r ''r
p,rEcr.burr.
~, ,nJo. I.o tor Cincinnati last
~
evening o,
The Carrie Brooks from r''''""'s"
hr GAINESVILLE. is due here this morning.
Th, u,lli. F,.rr from Pittsburgh for
Nv ''',' n........,,;....
CINCINNATI Is also '"' '"'' ''o' ,'"7'
The Express is the Park"rsburS boat
this morning at lOI DEL pck.
~ ,,.:n;.. AMI tho Jpriot, FIR
-, a,,a f.,,, pir.huroh to-
'lhc'''''''''' "'' ""' - ''''
day.
Business about the landing, was fair
-
yesterday nv TeIeprophJ
,..r,.nou March 2O-River 10
c.,, : ircncs and fnlling slowly. Wealth.
or rIoar and pleasant.
>...,,.,,, % March 3O-Riyer falling
...;.n al 81 rnn, & inches on the shoals.
w." rrasr and pleasant. Arrived
S,rrar Thorn. Evansville; Eddyvillr
Cairo. Dyrnrtod-silvcr Thorn, EAuns-
vile. EIdvyilIc. Cairo; b. II. Cooke,
MINER nm Cumberland.
"Pr ,,.',.,,,r March Weather
EVANSVILLE. Mn' cu W. 1 srn,a
warm mercury TE %, to T Sn. fallen IA? Iio
the south. he river 49,, na a,, '"n,,'' Dawn
ieI XIV; T'' To IN Brilliant and tow. Lit
DC" 'o''i,SJ"' I;av and tow Ar.
tie ''nGaF ""u Gov" E,.r..con ink
. n"r,>,, PAT Cl~burnr. Geo. Roberts, and
por't ,',,,' G az Bu.ines. fair.