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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15
Cure Your Cough!

The wonderful results and immense
sale of HALE's CoucH CORDIAL the
past season, ought to convince the most
skeptical; still we are going to con-
tinue the same liberal offer that we have
made heretofore, viz: Any person suf-
fering with Il cough, cold or sore throat
who will call at F. A. Poole's, Hawley
e. Kellogg's or any other Drug Store
and purchase bottle of HALE's Couch
CORDIAL, use one half of it, and if they
then conclude that it is doing them no
good, they can return the balance and
receive back their money. Who would
not test this medicine on such liberal
terms? No medicine ever sold in this
vicinity that produced such wonderful
results. All we ask is that you will
try it. 5m6
ELwELL & HILL will sell goods at
and belo,o cost for cash for the next
thirty days. Sw2
If you want to save money call at
Eisenbrand's. Owl
AN immense stock of Toys and Holi-
day Goods ut Lawrence & Co.'S. If
Choice Groceries cheap, at Setback,
Danielson e. Co.'S.
OLD papers for sale at this Office at
fifty cents per hundred.
For the Epizootic, use Poole's Con-
dition Powders. 7w4
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15
AS Low as the Lowest!
It Shines For ALL"
TIL
Indianapolis Sun.
NO. 10.

The leading Independent Reform
Weekly political newspaper in the Un-
ion; the special advocate of National
Legal Tender Paper Money (The
Greenback System) as against Bank
Issues on the Gold Basis Fallacy, and
the interchangeable Currency Bond as
against the High Gold Interest Bond.
The SUN has corps of able corres-
pondents, comprising the most eminent
Political Economists of the age.
One page devoted entirely to Agri-
culture.
Miscellany of the choicest selection,
adapted to all classes of readers.
The latest General News and Market
Reports.
Terms, $l.75 per- gear, postpaid.
Sample copies and terms to Agents
sent free on application.
Address,
INDIANAPOLIS SUN CO.,
1ndianapolis, Ind.
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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15

FINE French and American confec-
tionery kept constantly on han.l ut
Bixby's.
AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE HEARD
FRox.-The many friends of Col. C. G.
johnson will he glad to learn from the
following, that the Colonel is likely to
be provided with occupation in the en-
ploy of the State of Vermont. The
situation will not probably be very lu-
crative, but it promises to be permanent.
The compensation will be ample to sup
ply all his necessities, but will not per-
NIT him to indulge in luxuries to any
considerable extent. After Vermont
is done with him, Minnesota and two
or three other States will have occa-
sion for his services few years each.
His recent exploits in this city, of do
ing Pierce, Simmons & Co.'S, and the
First National Bank out on $75 each,
makes it a matter of interest to Red
Wing people to know what becomes of
him. Here are the dispatches:
PEORIA, ILL.,, Dec. S.-Sherif Hitchcock
has just made another important arrest.
Not long since he received advices from
Rutland, VT, that man named c. C. John
son was in the vicinity Of Peoria. and was
wanted there for forgery. Hitchcock found
that his man was in Brim6eld: thence he
he came here, and succeeded in swindling
Il. Wolcott, OF this city, out Of 800: His
movements were 80 active here that he got
away before the officers had sighted him.
Hitchcock followed him to Cincinnati.
where he nabbed him last night. johnson
has been successfully prosecuting swindles
and forgeries for years, aad has thus far
evaded the vigilance of the detectives.
C1Nc1NNAr1, Dec. SC. c. johnson,
charged with number Of forgeries was
snugly captured to-day by detective and
is in confinement awaiting requisition.
CHR1srNAs candy toys, Nuts, Figs,
cigars and California fruit at Bixby's,
Main street.
PATENT Portable Writing Desks at
Lowater & Coles. lOw2
Mr.. J. G. GUsTAFsox, an old we'll
known and highly-esteemed citizen of
Red Wing, died on Friday last of con-
sumption, with which he has been all
ing several years. He enlisted early in
the war, as private in the Third Min
nesota, and was promoted to the rank
of Major, on the formation of the COL
ored regiments, he was transferred to
one Of them, and brevetted lieutenant
colonel for gallant conduct. His funer-
al took place on Monday and was con-
Quoted by the Scandinavian Benevolent
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15

A coYention of Ohioans rec.
ommends that tramps be set at work.
We have no doubt that most of these
n1iserables will be glad to have that
recommendation reduced to prac-
The County Board of Pierce
county, Wis.,, passed resolution at
their recent session recommending
that the office of County Superin-
tendent Of Schools be abolished.
Mr.. Randall has introduced a
bill into congress for reducing the
standing army from $4,000 to $1,000,
which involves a reduction of $16,-
100000 in expenses.
A report is current that a land
swlndle amounting to between $25,-
100000 and $3o,ooo,ooo has been
unearthed in southwestern Missouri.
A few days ago, the steamer
Moselle was exploded in the harbor
OF Bremen, and ffty-seven persons
were killed and thirty-three wounded.
The County Board Of Pierce
county, Wis, has ordered the Over
seers and Clerk to sell the poor
farm.
Our synopsis of the proceed
ings Of the National Grange is
crowded out this week.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15

SIMMONS T. CLoUGH Organs at Law
renee e. Co.'s. stiff
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15

SPECIAL care has been taken by Lo-
water & Cole in selecting just the arti-
cles for holiday gifts. Call and exam
inc them. 8w4
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15

SEWING Machine Needles, at Law
renee & Co.'s. stiff
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15

To1TEr SOAPS, Perfumery, Brushes,
a great variety at Poole's Drug Store.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15

IF you want to save money call at
Eisenbrand's. 9w4
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15

ELwELL & HILL will sell goods at
and below cost for cash for the next
thirty days. 8w2
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-15
AN immense stock of Toys and Holi-
day Goods ut Lawrence e. Co.'S. If

Choice Groceries cheap, at Setback,
DanielsOn e. Co.'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-12-23
Deaths.

Deaths. In this town, Dec. 17th, Wm. c Ken. lock. of 0Willbrid. Scotlsnd.9 Hartford papers. please copy. s
 At Litchfield, Dec. 19. Edward Fisher, aged 50. Y '
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-12-23

$305 worth of gratitude with just as little apparentadort ssf fhe gynnast ..puts up'' his 1OOib dumb bell. first occurred to us to send to send down to our. Washing fOn correspondent to write lan obituary for Mr. wooa ,ntsfhis plight nel acome in play for AsxerAI ysars. nt &dpab seem hardly right. either. to ask H. N. with all Goshen on his hands. to furnish gratitude forsLitshReld The best thing we can do. therefore. IS to ask our numerous admirers to read Mr. WIS advertisement in another .coiunns q. what viii proyy anpre satis- tfsclpfy. b examine the ane stock he keeps at h:s store in Judd's Block.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-12-23
Cornwall.

The ". U. Reading Circle assembled at Dr, s. J. Whites Friday evening.
 Most of the slips in the Congregation al church were sold Saturday afternoon.
 -one,o Of General Meyers .scold waves has been sweeping over Cornwall. A young man who had intended to listen to Cough with female friend, was observed ruefully scrutinizing the mercury this (Monday) morning.
 We were. sincerely glad te see the the right bower" turned up in College Street again, but are sorry that he should wish to play the part of Moulton be- tween the two artists referred to. How ever, if the "lonely and forlorn Cornwall ite" wishes to have finger in the pie. we can nrmausge a three-cornered duel accord ing to Midshipman Easy's plan, each party firing at the others coat tail pocket; there fore helmay look up his t'host of sympa- thetic physicians" as soon as possible. N. B In case of duel we will send in Ircoat by a second. - D[-Ia '. If the "G. s. O." society had put an asterisk with each quotation, and note below telling where it might possibly be found, the subjects would have read it more intelligently than they did, but the leading pun is protested against as a gross plagiarism. At least five hundred times has that selfsame jeu dc naOts been perpetrated., It is the bane oftheowner's existence. He goes to church and is quiet ly listening to the sermon when suddenly the unIncky word drops from the minis. ter's tongue. and from both sides comes 6 dig in the ribs from two jocose apprecia- tive friends. and the text passes like light ening from his mind. These and similar tricks he has endured for years. but now ito see it staring out in black and white Earnest, it is too mnch-too much-the last straw on the camel's back, and we ain't camel. either. he JIG. B.
 A little child of Tim Leonard's fell Aueo ~ suO OA HUI W1tcE uuu was severely scalded. recently.
 fSJack's proposition is good ons.l nc doubt, but he little understands the ma Gore Of tllat poeticals efrnsion 'ifs heI sup poses that it could be set to music O the ''Littls Brown Jug" style. However we are pleased to sec that College Street is already becoming familiar with sucl modern CD airs as Jack mentions, for i proves the faIlacy of the oft repeated re niark that College Street is fifty years be nind the umes- uasl, lsyoT i-The amateur serenader has sueeumbet to the weather but that other nocturna singist. the feline ''professional."l stil gives vent to the diabolical feelings with if Mn from ehe 4ops Of wood.sheds o other convenient elevations.
 -Sleighing is good in most parts of tn, town though very thin. Tut 1
 | { OaAr.YBns postofiee has experienced , change of name and is now RoxBuRY Sra rIoS. The trouble before vas That nobod, outside of the place could spell Chalybel correctly. and nobody-inside could pro nounce it correctly. They ell called i | A@JAaps.. +ss se as . s.ts sfs "a ss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-12-23

Der. "a a* D
 Subscribers who are in arrears must make ip arrsarges before taking advantage of the forego- ing propositions and subscribers who gre in advance may deduct the amount their subscrip- tions are in advance. ....-#s
 Money should be sent by pOst-office order, check OF registered letter, if possible. Ifremit- t.uces are made by mail we cannot be responsible for loss before the letter reaches us, but will take all risks of remittance to the clubbing perl odicala. ....f
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-12-23

There are nine others who pay one hnn- dred dollars and upwards.
 Ten pay from s75 to $1OO, and 53 pay from $50 to S75.
 It will be seen from the above statement that Simeon H. Mitchell's tax for 1874. is S14 g. more than the whole amount raised by the town in 1900. x.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-12-23

The number of names on the tax list of 1874 is 323, or about 10 per cent more than in 1900, and the amount raised by tax was about Sl6, ,OOO, or an increase of 3390 per cent. Qs here case for reform and retrenchment ? The following is a list of the heaviest taxpayers in Washing.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-12-23
Now and Then.

h the year lSe0. or 75 years ago. there were 292 names on the tax list of the town of Washington. The amount raised by tax for town purposes was S472.61. The largest sum paid by one person was $S .by EInathan Mitchell, the smallest was one cent by a man named Amber. The following IS list of some of the heaviest tax-payers in 1900. and the amo1nt of tax:
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-12-23
Ubc Eitfh6eIS Gnanirer,
 -uTCHFlElD, CONN.
enoUIRER cLUsslso RATEs.
osrIitehaeld .oanty subscribers nav not

Oar Litehneld oanty subscribers may not ef- su bs able totake advantage of the low rae6s tsted large clubs by most magazines and peri OIical. For their convenience and as an extra iudu.smsnt to new county subscribers we will send Ehsfsllowingp periodicalsto county subscrib- srs, ia connection with the ENQUIRER at the
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-12-23

WAsHINGToN.-Asleep in peace. Mrs. Sally, wife of Nathaniel J. Galpin, died on the 11th. inst, aged 73. A prudent woman, a wise counsellor, the heart of her husband trusted safely in her, and she did him good and not evil, all the days of her life. The fiftieth anniversary of their marriage occurred on the 3Oth of Novem- Der. and for the last year she has had a joyous and earnest desireto celebrate their golden wedding, but failing health and impaiastl fAraiffes would nor admit. The The friends that would have met with greeting on that day. met on Monday to pay their last tribute of respect. Though denied her fond desire, we trust with her immortal vision she has walked the golden streets, and sits down at the marriage supper of the Lamb. s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-12-23

loaArYBns PostOfiee has sSperiensed a change of name and is now RoxBrRY Sra TIoss. The teouble before vas That nobody outside of the place could spell Chalybes correctly. and nobody-inside could pro. .nounce it correctly. They ali called it Kaylibs,
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-12-23
Thsfoliowing were crowded out by |

Thsfoliowing were crowded out by a Fpsh, of advertisements last week 4
 GOSHEN, No 212.-The friends of Mir. and Mrs. Franklin E. Wadhams made them visit, last Friday evening. We did not call 1t itexAckly surprise. party lbut Betsey Bobbit would, if she had been there) for our minister in giving out his notices for the week, had to appoint the meeting of the s. s. Teachers one evening earlier than usual 50 as not to interfere with this, and in some way it got ont, so that they expected us. All the ladies ar- pearedsto bring something and Iwish you could have seen the table,. After that was done with, Rev. Mir. Hagen requested Henry Norton, in behalf of the company. to say few words. and he spoke some- thing as follows: ''We all felt under obi. gatons to you fortbe invitationto witness your marriage in church, Thanksgiving day, but this evening you have. a company of uninvited guests, ffty-five in number, assembled to congratulate you on your safe return from your wedding trip, and to express oar wishes for your future hap piness. will give few items in relation to your predecessors in this house. MT. Washington Fox purchased this place of tbe Stanley family abont 1915. the house having been built in 1907. Mir. and Mrs. Fox united with our church, Nov. 5, 1920, and many years later the young peoples prayer meeting was held every Saturday evening. He was powerful young man and in prosecuting his business as g car- penter used to walk mp to the farm &here Mir. Page lives above Falls Village befOfe the people were up in the morning. By economy he saved the large sum which has now gons to the HRne Missions. I remember when he put the addition on the east end of the house, and he was such a good workman that you cannot see where it was joined on. His reason was, I want to have room so that I can turn around without hitting Mrs. Fox.
 Mr. Hagen followed, and wish could do justice by giving a report of what he said, butI cannot. He spoke of the great number of our young people, who leave Goshen, but he rejoiced that this couple had decided to remain In this beautiful place, and he hoped they would prosper and long remain happy Christian family.
 HIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-12-23
ooehen.-Mo. 2t3.
NH3rr1aReS.

At West Goshen. Dec. F, Rodney Bragg and Eliza M. Colby.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-12-23

'''N00 With Enquirsr. Hrpers Weekly. ............sS.2S ( Hupsr's Bazaar. .5,25 H Irper's Magazine. .5,25 Att sntic Monthly- ..5,ZO S:ribaer's Monthly. .5,zO Tne Galaxy. 20 a Ta. Ayricalturist. ..............3,1O O V Arthur's Home Magazine. DO Petergon's Magazine e*.........3,60 G1lsy's Lady's Book. 40 \. Y. Weekly Tribnne. ....-..-3.35. N Y. Ssni-weekly Tribune. 46O' N. Y. Weekly Times. .......... 8, ,55 N. Y. Semi weekly Times. 4,75 Old & New. .3,2O St. Nicholas. .. .... .....s....4,4 ,4O Pet sr's Household Melodies, 8, ,20.-,
 La Creme de la Creme, 5,2Oz-
 |" Parlor Music. c............5.20
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-16
Die ~Gipilrc6tsbia.

Sie GiuilreatsbiQ, pelde pom &eprds
Ientantsnbuuie 81 @uibinstOn am Sd. Vf.
anssnummsn purOe, lautet ME folst: Aae
#erionen innerbalb Der Ser. Staaten iouen
bsredtist ieit gu benz pollen nnb slei3sn
SenuBe oler gebotenen Ginri9tun9en uro
Ssquemli6teiten in OiientIi6en 9altbdu1
fern, Der Oiientli6N Sertebrsmittel 81 gano
uno WaNer, Der Sbeater uno ancerer ge'
luitisunsSOrte, bios u%nterporfen ben Se'
idrdntuuser, wel6e pas @eiet fur ale
Berionen pom mas INNER fir elmer &ace
ooer !0autiarbe uerilst.
Wenn irsenb jemunb Oieies @elet per-
IsBt, inbem er einen Burger wesen ieiner
Hacs, Sautiurbe OSer iriiberen Sei6afens
belt bic pollen Oben uuise;dblten Bripiles
glen uerpeisert, 70 ioll oerielbe Der perIet'
ten Ysrlou Die Sumune pom $500 fiir jeSe
e%in;elne 10 unsetbane SeIeioisuns besabs
len uno sleidseitis eines Sersebcns l9uls
big srfannt uno nit elmer @eloitrafe BON
ni6t iber $1,000 Ooer elmer 6rsibeitss
CITRATE uon ui6t iiber elm sSubr belest wers
ben.
Die Yunossbiititts. unS Srsisseri9te
ioasn SSurisbiftion iiber ale rlebertretunsen
bieiss @eieses buben unb pieielben iollen
in allen Sunbssseridten, in beren Spren>
gel Der SstIaste s~eiunoen miro, Obne Rids
fi9tnabme auf Den &laser periOIst weroen.
.Seber Oiitrittsunualt, Der es ubiidtls9 un.
tsrldbt eiuen Yro;eb semaB bielss @eieses
sin3uIeiten unb gu perfolsen, ioQ fir ieos
iol6e lnterIaiiuns nit $500 su Sumter
Der baour3 bsiddoisten YeriOn beitrait uni
aud zines 8ersebens i9uIois erfannt uni
nit elmer @sloitrafs Don nidt weniser ais
$1,000 bslest perben.
Rein Sirssr ioa wesen ieiner STAGE
.6autfarbe ober iribsrsn Stlauerei unfdbil
iein, als @eidwOrnsr gu funsiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-16
Wiscouiim 2cgtslatnr.

Senat. Yptter bradts sinsn Sei9luB
Elm, ben giienbabnausi6uB gu beauftra9en,
barber gu bsri9ten, mas eriOrSerli9 lei,
bic Observation-Disclosures ausubalten ses
naue unb ense gerbmbunsen on ben &reus
,unssltsqen bersuri9ten. ansenommen
wurbe Der slntras 5000 Gopien Ses llrtbeils
bss Oberseridtes in Der Giienbabnfrase
brudsn su laiicn. is sitsen YroteIte Ses
gen Gbeiluns uen GIart So. elm. Die Grs
nennuns Der Giienbabn GOmmindre wurOe
beitdtist. Die Siq weaen Grri9tums elmer
gibIiotbet fit ben Oitliden @eri9tsoienit
BON 0isconiin unS bas ENHANCEMENT gum
@eiet betrefieno ben llmterridt in Gbemie,
9anomirtbidaft unb Me9anit in ben S9us
len, wurbs a%nsenommen. auBerbem
be cine MuNe Bills einserei3t, iiber bic
nod ni9t entidieSen warb,
Wie anoermdrts beridtet wuroe, 1T
Cameron nit SO Stiumen, sesen Garpens
ter nit SO in ben Yunossieuat erpdblt.
9lnaenommen wurbs Der SausbeidluB mad
benz 10. Seb. feline antrdse msbr ansus
nebmsn, unb iid am rs. gu pertasen.
Der Senat p~aiiirte fOlSenbe Bills: ans
tauf Don 25O gremplaren BON Weblter's
unabsetirStem WOrterbude. amenSement
gum @eIeee, betitelt: Gin @eiet iiber bic
Misunderstanding in &riminalfdaen";
bic pom Sauie ansenommene gia betref'
fenb ben Sdus Der 5iiderei in ben Gouns
ties @auteiba unb Walwortb. Cine LANCE
Debate rief bic pom Senator Blad be-
antraste Bill CUR s~enaueren Definition u.
8eirafuns bes 0ersebens Der Ssite4uns
Bel @ablen berpor, welde Bid, NIT sinis
gen unweientidsn 9menoements nit
swamsis etimmen sesen cine amsenommen
wur6e.
Saus. Orei weitere Petitionen 'purs
ben sinsersidt gum gDiberruf oes @eletes
bstreiienb bic @swdbruns Don nnteritiisans
far bic 8sits@iseOniner giienbabn. Die
8siolution ueridisbenen aisi@afen S4rsi'
ben 81 b~ewiaissn, wuroe sepebmist. -
Yinnep's GeioHtiOn, welds ben ausf6uB
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-16
ttn,er sd,utsoaibitcn,.
VIII.

sic Soniroperlen, wel6e IN Der SeIetges
buuo iber ctc Sollfra9en Dor 1882 ents
ifonben. bradten bic Gepublif al ben Hano
bcs Siracrtrie9es, uno es feblte Dem Siis
ben nur bic Ntad)t uno Die Sorbereituns,
,pie sr' tic in 1861 bate, JOINT pdre i6on
somols Der blutise Gan, %Iossesansen.
Sraolid lit es iibsrbaupt nod, oh Die ur;
fade Der Rcbellion in 1861 nidt bis in
1882 biuauirei6en. DEM Dap Der Ses
seIIOnstreg ui6t Gin Sries fir Meniden.
redte, icnosrn fir bas inbuitrieue Sntereile
,par, 1T bsute gut senus b%efanut. Sett
nod lit es cine 6ra9e, oh bas Seitbalten
Ses SibenS on Der Sttapenarbeit nidt nit
bem Orude ocs Sdus3oues ities I; Oh nidt
Der Nibbraud ~unicres &euemueipitems, oas
bic 6abrit uno Observation-Disclosures bes
Gorbens aui &Oiten bcs SiioenS i9iste,
mebr als etpas unOercS gum Nuiredtbalten
Der Sflapersi uno in Jolse beiien gum Siirs
asrtrieSe bei9etrasen bat.
@eieslide Sei@iBuns, Sdus,Oa, lit,
pie bereits iriiber seiast, nur Elm anoerer
Rane fir 2lusnabmeseiebsebuns. Snous
fric 1T MIR inc art bon @si6dft, ui9ts
mebr unO nidts weniser. Snouitrie 1T
grade 10 gut cine Sriuatia6e, oils 9anoel
ODER Gterbau ooer irsenb cine anoere Ses
iddjtisuns. 8em Der GonsreB feline
Nadt Sa,u benubt, irsenb cine pieier Be
Idditisunsen uuf Soften elmer anbern su
fSrSsrn ODER oieisr anbern 6inbernihe gum
5orttommen in ben Ses lest, 10 lit bas
MIR Elm MiBbraud Der @ewalt, welder,
MEM lanse senus auiredt erbalten, eben.
losut i'm Stunbe lit einen Sirsereries bers
upr;uruisu, wie berjenise aus Dem bic Ias
ion Dor weuisen Sabren b~eruorsins.
Die Yolitit bes S9us,oles wirb BON
ibren anbdnsern uuf iebr ueri9ieoene @eis
ie psrtbeiOist; man6mal iosar bur6 ii9
rpioeripre6enSs ooer gar aufbebenbe @rins
DC. limb Sas lit iebr natiirIid, Senn bas
san,e Spitem iubt auf Wioeripri4en unb
@esenidsen, bic nidt inGintIuns gu brinsen
iino. Gs lit ben @runbidtsn unieres
Stautsweiens ieinS, unS entbdIt in ii4 bic
6lemsnte gum &uin Der 8epubIit. IS
aibt pisls Berionsn. Die fir bic 9olitif bes
Sdus,Oles iino, neil iie slauben bic
sSnouitris bss 9anOes werce oabur6 see
fOroert.
SoI6e geute b~eOlrien u Der auftlds
rans, Sic iinO Sur6 Sas Selbltintereile
mddtissr Mdmnsr bobin sebradt pOrben,
ba bisies SsIbitintereiie SabreIans uno
Sabrelans Saraui binseorbeitet bat. oas
Bolt irrs gu iibrsn unS bic wubren @runcs
iGse Der StaatssO 3 tonomie gu uerbeden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-16

beauitrast, Die 3wefmdBisfcit Der Gufbe
buna Der per;eit beitebenosn &esiltrirun9s:
acieee in allen Srten nit elmer Ginpobner;
,abl unter 5000 in Grmdsuns gu Sieben,
,puroe ausenOmmcn, unb Der Snitijausidus
anaeuieien, bas biesfdutse @eiet gu ent:
,~uerfen. Gs wuroe su @unifen bes @es
ietentipuries beri9tet, betrefenS bic Gr-
tbeiluua bes 3e6tes an Obj Sellom's,
Treimaurcr ". /. 10. Grunbeisentbum ~
ermerben unb ebenio ~besjenisen, ba6 mad
benz 10. 6ebraar feline neue Bills mebr an
aenommeu weroen. Insenommcn wuros
Ser Slntras ibsr bic Grridtuns cines neucn
@eridtes inter benz Nanten 2. Gountpse:
ridt pom Sropn SO. @enebmist murbs
bic semsiniame HeioIution, semdB Der iid
bic 9esislatur am rs. 6ebruar pertast.
2lnsennmnsn rpurben iolsenbe Bills
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iunsiren BARI; SerOronuns, Sab bic Giien:
babnen psrpfiidtet iinb, in ieoem @assor
cine Dirt uno cine Gage anSubrinsen; Gr.
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eisentbum gu erperben.
ginitirnmis wurbe Die &eiolution anse:
nomnnen, baB oas Giienbabncomite, oas
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lSaus bic Bill betreiienb ben Sou Der pirec:
ten Sinie Suii9en Sortase Gitp uni
Stepens Yoint Dor unb empfabl bic an:
nabme.