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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-20
bilSsn &eis uno Slide bie por,iisIi5ifen
Nabrunssmittel, ba 6leil5 iebr rar iit.

biIosn &eis uno Slide sic por;iisIi6iisr
9sabrunssmittel, ba 6leil9 iebr rar 1T.
lleber Sic grnbte i6rei6t man aus
Canada: Der 6erbitwei;sn 1T in uieIeu
6aaen bur9 BEN g8interiroit abse.Obtet,
ruesbaIb Die grnbte iebr betrd5tlid unter
ben 0urdi6nitt fallen ipiro.
Der MiBmads i9sint in BEN Grie See
Counties i9liu,mer gu isin, mdbrno Sic
Ontario Counties siinitisere &eiultate auf.
peilen f6nnen.
Der 6riibiabrswei,en usripri9t cine
0ur9i6nitts= grnbt..
Safer, Gjerts unS Grbisn weroen, wenm
Die @,tteruns sinitis blsibt, ctpas mebr
ais cine Ourdi6nitt.GrnSte Iiefern.
Mais ueripridt in einisen Oiitriften quite
Nelultate, luiro aber faum cine Surd,
idnitts:Grnote erseben.
Die &artoffeln iinb pom COLORADO Rds
fer ansesriifen woroen, tnbsiIen beiiir6ten
Die 6armer beuer nidt 10 uiel llnbeil pon
lenem &dfer ruie in BEN leeten Sa5rsn.
Die 9eu Grnote lit bur9 SEN neuli6en
5tesen Srpar isbr besiintist worSen, iie pirS
aber Senno9 nur tnapp ausfalen.
Die Sriidte perben an pielen Srten ais
manscl6ait bsri6tet uno Gfirii6e psrSsn
lsbr ipdrIi6 iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-20


unSeitisen &esens istt nod Dor Der Sbiirt
Der S9eune ausua6isn unS babur6 nod
| i6weren S6aoen leioen, be,iebunsspeiie
sanSlid ueroerben m66ts.
Cine Spesial GorreiponbeuS oes
N. y. vSeraIo" beri6tet iiber bas Srsi:
ben Ses Snoianerrinses unb beionSers
Srpiae Grants, oes Sruoers bes GraiOsn.
ten, Sa6en aus Der Stanoins 9tof 9lsen.
tur" bic isSsm gmeritaner 6ie S9amrStbs
in's @eiibt treben miiien. Our1 Gbica.
nen aller slrt uertrsiben Sie Mitslieoer bes
Snoianerrinses behen itillsr partn.r Srpills
Grant lit, ale Sanbelslsute aus BEN Tos
Iten uno brinsen es bann iopeit, baB ber
gacen oes Ginses Der einSise ut, uno 10 bic
Snbiansr bort tauien miiiien. gSie nun
Siele &inse bauien, bariber sbt ber Cor
Respondent geiipiele. Oils leeten @inter
6unser unb gtotb unter bsn Snbianern
berri6te, purSe ibnenin Dem SanOelspoiten
oas Bfunb 3piebad (crackers) gu $40
unS bas SfunS &au6Heii@ gu $3.50 uers
fault. Der Correspondent bemertt, baB
nur Snoianer einen iol6en bimmelI6reieus
ben Setrus ertrasen fOnnten; 8eiBe tOnns
ten es nidt. gSie furdtbar Die &ot6bdute
wdbrsno bes !etten @inters selittsn, be-
peiIt Der Veri6teritatter, SaB Sitting:
Bears" 2suts l75 gierbe unb 1000 Sun.
9el6la6tet batten, um ni6t gu usrbunsern
uno babel purbeu bic BON Der Gesieruns
bsounsenen Ssiitunsen seitObIsn. Der
Correspondent iast: 9lIs Sruiae @rant
GOntroIs iiber bic SanOelspoiten inter BEN
Siour srlanste, bssann Sic gotb Der Sns
oianer; je mebr er 0eIo erparb, belto msbr
muBten bic Snoianer bunssrn. Sas iinS
i9pere slntlasen, bic auI ben YrGliSenteu
suriidfaQen, ,uenn er ni9t Gerebtisfeit ilbt.
Was benz Hrdiibentsu nnb ieis
mem Mmilter Oelano nidt sslunseu mar,
namIid bic sur 3eit in @aibinstOn anne.
ienben Siour tSduptlinse sgr Nbtrst,lns if:
rer Sasbseredtisteit in glebrasta ;u Be.
wesen, 1T bicier Gage eincm sinfa@en SIC:
sierunssinipector selunssn. Oa man Die
SOS, 900 Gaib ben SnSianerbduptlinsen ais
iie in Der gunoesbauptitabt wareu, niat
seben wollte, 10 tam es bstanntli6 ui6t
gum Sertras. Daniel ersrifi nun snen
anSern @es. Gr itellte ben SauptIinssn
Dor, baB es uisl pOrtbeilbaiter fir iie rpdre,
wsnn man ibnen itatt bes @eISes 8inSuieb
unO pferbe fir bic Sasbsriinoe am Ylatte,
benz 0tepubIifan Riusr II. bsm san,en 9anoe
iI6Ii9 Don Ser Union Paciiic : Giienbabn
sdbe. Oas bali. llno 10 Fam man iibsr:
elm, SaB Rsb GIOuo, SpOttst Gai! unb bic
anoern mitbere9!isten Sduptlinse uon Ser
&esieruns gu @uibiustOu fir $4,000 aibe
unS Stisre unb fir SIG, 900 pfsros, Ba.
gen unS pierSeidirr erbaIten. auf bic Grt
bIsibt ibnen i'm Staate 9tebrasta ais Saso:
sruno MIR elm i@maIsr Strsifen an Der
@renss Oatofu's. Die SswObner Nsbrass
ta'5 natiirli6 werbsn ii5 irsuen Der unbe:
quensn 9tadbari6ait los su perOen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-20

Utu den, IA. Sult. Der Eai CT 9Sils
belm traf beute 9tadmittas i'm ltrensten
Sncosnito auf ieiner Hsiie mad SaIsburg
bier elm.
Senerrei6.
Nien, l2. Suli. Die ,9reile" mel
bet, baB Die in Sriiun ausseitanSenen @s.
Der gu @ewaIttbdtistsiten sn fdreitsn Sro=
ben, uno oab brsigataillone Snfanterie unb
,wei Sdwaoronen &apaIlerie unter BEN
Gaiien itsben, I'M bic &ube aufredt III
erbaltsn.
9onbon, l3. Suli. Die Stabt Diem
iunrSe uOrseitern uon enem ;psitsn per-
nidtsnoen Sturne bsimseiu6t. Sait ale
prouiioriid erridteten Sauli5fsiten purben
Ssrltort, Sduier ibrer Sd6er bsraubt unb
msbrere bobe Sbiirme umsewebt. Msns
idenIeben sinsen ni6t uerloren.
8ien, IL. SuIi. Der auitanb, wel>
der in Ser tiirtiiden grouin; Ssr,ssOwinu
aussebrOden lit, eritrsdt ii5 bic sanss SaIs
matiide @rense entluns unb 1T bel &sitsm
beorobli6er, aIs es bic in isnsm 3beile bes
osmanii6sn &ei3es bduiisen llnrubeu gu
iein pfesten.
Sn ben an Oa!matisu sreu;enoeu Stdo>
ten BADEN bic Iniibrer Die YsbOrben an
sesriiien uno an uielsn Orten III bic 5lter.
rei5ii5e 6Iasse aafse;Osen woroeu.
2onbon, Is. Suli. Gin @iener Ees
Iesramm iast: Die in Ser !Ser,esopiua
itattsebabten llnrllben iinb uon Der iiibIlas
uii9en Yartei beSeutenS iibertrieben pore
Ben. Oisielbsu trusen teinen poIitiideu
Gbaratter, iOnSern beitanben lsSisli5 in
elmer sluilebnuns Ses 9anouoItss sessn bic
Steuersintrei6er. Die bobe Yiorte bdlt es
ni6t fiir notbig, Dem an Srt unS SteIle
bsiinbliden Wli!itar Ssrltdrtuussn su,u=
lenben.
@isu, 10. SuIi. Der Raiisr uuu
Scnti9lano trai III Sid5l ein, no er Gjalt
ocS SailerS upn Selterrei5 1T.
Trantrei1.
Taris, l2. Gull. Ginsm smtIi9en
SsIssramm an pen yNionitenr" ;uipls.
waren bic iriiberen Ssri6ts iibsr Die 3abl
Der in SOuIOuIe bur6 Die neuIi1e llsber:
i5wemmtns perunsliidten Wtsni6sn itGrt
iibertrieben uno iino bis lett nur 2lG Sci;
den seillnSen porben.
Sn Ser MISUNDERSTANDING wirS in
ben nd@iten Sassn Scrtasuns pom %.
SuIi bis gum 4. Nouembsr beantrast wer:
ben. Die 9infe miro Ben @snantras aui
umlntsrbrobene 6ortietuns Ser Sieuna
iteuen, I'M cine baloise gufflau,ns bsrbsi:
Suiiibren.
2onSou, u. Suli. Der y9tsws" wirS
aus PariS nlitsetbsiIt, SaB ,piIben Sills.
iranbe: iursSaone nno Macpn bic llier Sc,
Saone aui cine Strsde Don unseiGbr 10
0teileu iberidwemmt iinS. Die 8ein.
berse unb sseisenfelSer iiub an psIer
Snllen sansIi6 ,eritOrt.
'2onoon, lS. Suli. Der Yariier @or;
rsiponSent ser vSimes" tslesrapbirt, Sai
Der Sprtise ipaniibs @eianete in elmer 9ln
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SoeGf- Iofisem.
untsr 3eiIsu Yrsrisr wereen rift auseupmmen. 6sr
isst 3ss Srevsr cher ssrn aaum sas 1. glaI 10 gsu
bic ns6fsn @als 5 Gents.
Ssiratts- uns 7rsesan,sissn mit Spru5 $3.50. ssc
SprI6 800.
gusTartss gn;sissu mullen srrausts,atn wcrtsa-
Insssn fir geRes srttersn. @lafsipisls ,e aIs seH
9sfs Ger iast. sirts iu~iser fnssu fsins Iriuatme.
@ae InSeisen ienSs man ipdteFens
2Nontas 2Horgen elm.
9c6- .Ar6eiten cGer Art prompt nuS 6ig@
ansgefi6rt
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greise der Anzsigelt.

Sehsn 3ra Ger esaIte per
:, ,, 6 6Mrnats.....-..............s70 70s
% ...............~...s leo
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Ausjng aus Osn telegraph. Drps(lbsa.
Oeuti d [ a nb.

Oeutidlanb.
Ntii II den, IA. SuIi. Der &aiier 9Silz
bslm traf beute 9ta9mi.tus i'm itrensiten
Sncosnitp auf ieiner &siIe mad SaIsburs
bier elm.
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Seiratts- uns 1rsssan,sssn nit Spra5 $3.50. sse
GprIH 500.
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gus~drtss gu;sissn maHsn srraasts,atn perssa-
, 1875-01-30

Tho Wolverines Anxious to Get Their
Commonwealth Entirely ottt Hl
Iscbt-1MteresttnE to 1ntiquuri;tfl*.
.Srreia! Dispatch 10 Tie Ch'caao Tribute.
LANSING, lllcll., Jun. 29.--Tlle State Treasurer
of Michigan to-day Issued rircularinriting pro-
posais for the sale Of ANY ,llmatured boiIds Of
this State.
Judge J. P. ChrtBtsancy has presented tho
Btato Library will, copy Of tl1s Nep EHg'a'.d
Journal, printed i'll Boston. April 8.
17a3. It Is Bins1o sheet, by IL
luc1os in siza Tho principal reading
1nattcr being tho declaration Of HiH Excelloucy
Robert Hunter, Captain-denora, to tho Council
and tho answer of tha Council. At tho head
Of tho first column tho startling announcement
is made that there arc measures coecfting for
rendering this pppcr yet moro universally
esteemed and usoful. in which it in huped tho
public w,l ba gratifcd, and by which tIosa gen-
tlcmcn who desiro to 10 improved III history
philosophy, and poetry, will be greatly auy.n-
taEcl.h
, 1875-01-30

/
Tho London Daify N.rns Gays: "a coiso-
spondont calls attention to tbs fact that whlo
the survivors Of tho CuApatrck ButTored agau,ca
ct thirst In their boat, the two from tho I.a
lata, who were act,Istly In the wator up to their
Wrists nearly oil tho emo af thor ttlreo days
ozi,oHure on thoir damaged raft, felt no thi1at
ai'a 10 hunger. 0n1y when tho sight Of the
lutch vosael-their Tescuer-pIado them feyer-
,a1 WITH hope and exci.e.uant dit they begin TO
iinn taefr throass grow pa1chea. Docs not =
spoudent asks Aud lo gives hiB own expert
encu az o swimmer ip = seaport town. when he
waa YOUNG In testimony that 1t does produce that
effect. Iho water cnsering tho pores relieves
uy IT. uon an nssmhaps b. f. a. le
cesa which getss I'D Of tho presence Of Tbs ba-
line nlatter. Tho theory Ia affirmed with great
precision ne renembor, by one OF George
Sands horoeH-not = high authority, certainly,
perieuce OF a horo OF romance, II only they are
adapted from anybody's acsual life aro "a rood
30 fur NJ those Of 1Iippocratca or Huxley.
Geosgo Snnds hero takes a bath for the purposo
Of quencAinE unisnaa thrss' and ayora that IL IL
tho best ard snrest why OF allayug pRugs which
The drinking oYen OF freall water Would ouly M
gravato. The question ought to 10 vory easily
settled, aud t.lo ousy wonderful thing about it il
tl!at, * se betsee of ong correspondent md tho
Trcncu ro1nanclHt's hero DO correct, thero should
eyer have been any question at alt. We fear tlat
II 10 ready aud simple remedy wAs also sure It
could hardly LaYo failed long ago to tinl uni
verHAl recognition Tho thirst Which IL caused
by mere heat would bo naturally ABaaugsd by a
plunge III wator fregt or salt but the t6lrpt that
ID born Of exposure, exhaustion, and want OF
food is perhaps not 70 EARLY conquered OF eurad
Still thero Is ihng Ia tho fact OF tho aiugu-
iar contrast presented Gy the two instancos our
correspondent llaS noticed, aud tho uuo striking
philosophy might tAiuk it worth aIla 10 find
out."
, 1875-01-30

l,orrcs, and dried, nud crssazed. and bloacicd
n,nn.rs, nn! gtpcn wfeathint: by tho yard.
And there IN q taf,ln covered nith wAitn custnn
hnrs all standing opo,', anti liaif ftiI Peep III
-II,cro a,o i,l1lch corn, hbmi1Y4 hptlt pi.nH,
buntlp. jJarlny. rlrc, 1atnenl. cufn-naal. tullr.
AVID eyasytt,,ug elao IF tue k,ntI, Aud arr IL. the
wns ara n'ttnr nn'l eEEs; mil. 1.nxL 10 them,
rrt,rkcry afni E!aHHHAle. and knives afltl turks;
and, further down. jawelry a1li pla:e1 ni'onnF.
ami-n.,tt-ue ca,.'L tell lnlf the thi''"H. ntd 1t
is Impossible to make htIstksr rsalizo Le1tng-
ton lnasknt.
10 let ,1s 30 unB1a and roc tito
RTflf'EF n9uTt;. .....
Tltev nro n,atto l'y sncklnH lnrso covcrhA wagons
tlp to tia eIgo Of tho walk, rnuli ing two stuHt
:rnIea ont over tho. .tt'p Of the back slrotr'
over tho nns Of tho pnles+ iml,royh'nE tables
from two barrels nlnl u board. aid stitkiHg mp
flaming tights. Itote you may buy meatHt fowls.
,tter, csgB, AMI all country prmireo; Whilo
long-aarod, Notwithstanding mules mu1'cls
their corn, aud stare Ut ,o,,, from bcIwccn tue
wagons.
rnta through TIM row. and NJ tho ona como to
llca1cr Who ,lorH Iut nSpite % o Hhll. liit
tariug light HtaI',lH Oil thu ground, md nronn'l
it-like ire-woralIirerA-sitH n pallent colony ol
hens, geese and turnoys some with heada Ticket
mailer wnSs, trying to alocp, but nost OF them
blinking aud wihkiug and doubtless wondering
Why thoy arc Dragged out at such ,I1Aeanily
lnrE, nnl ApccuatiItg M To how they will feel
after such night Of dissipation. Alas! tn-innr-
row tI!sy will probably nn+or insn II lotg roHt.
ulller COycgn ur re-rru.t, or biluthaled III thelr
Owl. graYieB.
But tho llourH 1,nRs Oil, and Jnu remember that
strcot-car. aotnetii!cH full nt night. IN hurry
AWAY. aud rlln half block after CAr, only ia
iiMl it packed with goHI-hunlorcd buyers. and
fuilv briHtlit1g with baskets, frnm Whose yawr.
ing covers poem Co1cty-soi,4. turkoys' legs. an
other good but unweldy things for Sl;1t!aya
thinner. II. N. al.
, 1875-01-30
D.. JEWISH INFLUENCE.

Lecture by tho % on. simon Walt.
A very large and highly respectable audience
grooted the Hon. Simon Wolf Inst evening at the
First Methodist Church, upon tho occasou Of his
lecture upon 'Tl.a Inauonco Of tho Jewa In tho
Iroyross Of the World" Notable among tho
audience wero many prominent Citizcns not be-
longing to tho jewish faith, Who had been at-
traeted thither by tile excellent reputation
htr. Wolf beatH as q speaker on jewish
uaatters. The lattorsng reports in regard 10
this lecture which were received from other cities
wheso it had been dolive<ed we're not III the 1eaas
exaggerated. Tho subject was troatod through-
out with consammate skill aud ability, and the
speaker's eloquenoa kept tho audlenco spell
bound from beginning to ond. they frequently
lnanifcsting thoir appreciation by rapturuus ap-
plausa.
MIR. Henry Grcouobaurn, IL, introducing the
lecturer stated that tho instructive lecture on
"The lntluence OF tho Jews in the prosFcss OF
i' s0a nusos %s4 Il F'pas uen. 81 thu csssa sess
gentlemen at Washington. ny thu lion.
Gimon WOLF Recorder ot that city. Il waa
gratifying TINT, although Mr.. Wolf had Leld tho
office for many ycars. st'!l hls name was never
associated with any subsidy or Pacific Mail swim
dle. (Applause.l 1io had como hero 1t tue So
1tcitatson ot tue independent Order OF H'na
llrith. It was hoped that this lecture would be
tho mehns OF sturriAg them On In their afrorta
DO unlted IN ono common brotherhood. Tho
fhct that thib lectur0 wAs to ta tioilvered IN a
Methodist Church WA something to show tho
progress tAat hsd been made during tho last
tow yearB.
Tile Hon. Simon Wolf, ip taking the stai,t,
wAa received with loul and long-eoutnued a{s-
pleuse Hs began BY saving that lie would give
them peh-plctufe OF thia Mtcl.abussd people.
aud he hoped that it would prove QUO that would
ltvo IN tGes memories. aad DO productive, OF
ktniitoF feeling not ~ q picture Of tho Jew, but
, 1875-01-30

that world do no harm In thnHo days Of Christian
stntormAnAl,ip. (AptlanHc.l >..
Ihsro vas lilo testmony of Christain writer's
relative to tho cruelty pracfeed IN tho jowa
espo,inos Of the crHado wcre met by plnt!dering
Wealthy Jews untier thn cloa Of religion. Lns, to
their credit bo il rald they preferred death to
al1ostacy. 70 tito .1ows spain owod her
literature and medicine. Tho voyage Of
Chrfstophcr Columbus wonltl mover hnvo bcc,i
made, save fur tin coll,Iha and mnhsT Ut tho
]cwr, aud the first man Ut tlie great tl!rcnYasers
moved tho yoke Of the GotIIie Kings from tho
Jewish poopo. tho arts antt Hcioncns wcre EirGn
n rev i1,rttMn. Colleges were "rtahlis!,eA At
Cor,lova, Seville. and Granaia, aud learning was
1T the tnoat t'unrinhang condition,
tn Jewish p1lyHiciaua tho world o1ed tlio tfis-
coYesy Of many OF itH dlseaseB and thoir rtnt-
Dies while in tho realms Of Btsicslnnnnlip they
had D,sfaeis, and Castelar, mid others. Thu
conflict botweon SCIENCE aud lH1ait,yo rs-
tin Jewn stood ~ ttle swH4 Guard. llrrn mud
tn,noyahle. NaTrewncBa catnc from ignorance,
and to tutjfy i!4s opinions sf Tho masses they
tnst be educated deep, rooted in tho heart ri
tho lew waa tl.s idea Of family and home. No
tween parents and e!lildsen- Eepublica should
rent on tho yirt.Ie aud moral roEo OF tic people,
End wi,era IVES tln found noro than among t'ls
| JowR-and lie might safely say thss scandal
| among jewish Habbia would he hn utter ilu-
| possibility, tf.onB continnes, apihauso.l -,
| Tho Je1Y weFe 3besty-luylng people, yct
| chung u tha country of their adoption whether
| FREQ or duspotic. They had M higher ambition
Thur b,.sucss placeB and y,1lngoEues were mol
| els Of architecture. Many were loud. win, and
concoited. But this should not be sa,t. III MI
tho .Iown. El.oddy was to ho found among all
| crecdr, not among them alone The lecturer
close,i With MI eloquent pcroration, aud 1oud-
| II aEtt1huICu.
, 1875-01-30

With he hsd 40 robbed rrn hy Senator who
occupied Feat on the o'1rr s1e IT this cl,nmilcr.
Mr.. spraeue-Whn Il the scuator7
Sir. Gordon replirtt fhat lie would rather not namn
tie ssase promptly. lie belonged to company who
tlanaRni tte roaf
tfu referred to the crimes committed In the Gouth
by negroes.
Sir. 1'caHe tM...1 roso 10 ash question, bnt Ms
s1ordon rtfn'ci to yieI. sating " Exr,te t1te; You
tu rcry.n
~ c"lelaton, Mr. tln1Inn appealed from Tho inr
ic frit confident that LIZ Aptna wad not he In vain.
Au That c a4Reil wna, 10 unt1 oheFB a. ron Hunt1
hArs ufhrrs sin nnn ynn.
Mr. West tien obtained tte tonr. with Tho under
attending that hn vnnhl address II. S.,te when the
1sdufsIana discus+inn WAS rel.Mri. -
adjourned Tit hiouday.
, 1875-01-30

" FF0Na Nt FoTf2Ahl {.NE.} 4I1teF7EfT,
Woman made complaints to Marshal Parker
vtrlo! On lior rairi1,v ler droes which vas a.,ita
vaauAbls ono. and burning her quite seriously.
The Matshal interviewed tue offender and learil~
cd that those was young man III the caas. It
sooms TINT this youth had been sesy attentive to
ils request had made evasy preparation tor mar
iinYs. 10 ler dls1nsy 10 suddenly ccases hIs ya-
ita nn1 basto"a all his attention on Tho complains
she. This wea too much foE pulal,ar Que, so sLo
AbYsa described 1hs woman ecpu.ai was sick
IN 1sa w4an ths Martial nav hsr, Hur tus II.
tals viii turn out senAlRs to be seap.
, 1875-01-30

ESD nP 4 LNSH SEAsIDS.
The House adjourned At 1o;3s this fufenorn. after
cotinuus ssxsou of fnrt5tt1 hourH aud twenty Ave
adjourn ma.1c y Ar. Ward. ii Illiuns, who said
# WAS eriJrnt that tho ettent ri human eli.
durNnca had BEEN reached, and that m
legislation con!d hc hail under tie 1,rratn mt
rllifa nf tho fIouse. lie unwilling tn rui,nit 10
tnrturc longet, snd, therefore, moved ia alnurn.
The yota was Is aGninst ~, nlnrt"en he1sbsicrn-
voting In thb affirmative. Thc roll car 4pseny-
five times during the rrotracted sitsng. Iho lluute
will meet M Saturday noon.
The voting pai diIatorf motinns continued til ths
htl nnrnf1ent. 1t had sinrt Ike Ehurerng tm3un
ny dis rifc;i by calls Of tue House aud bringing III
hb=r:tt tnct.It.Drs.
, 1875-01-30

CHICAGO h NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD
'!chf 0fc.'. ii tr4.I. tA-+man Hnus. snI rs cansk
A., t"vn~T -Ha'ftson~st.. tntl al The fknoty,
, 1875-01-30

kansas City tnd Denver Fast Ex,
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, 1875-01-30

Mr. Schurz said tic first aenenre Of tsik rrcastln
taken from, the Presidents nies.HGs u.s
senator either side, not even tie seuatnr from New
Yurkt hal HEt rtakeu to nRhcrt a1;t GrN. H. TEo-
brands at.inn warranted by Hw. he huIrd tnG
the preamble would have tbs uuant,nuus al1roFA Vt
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-16

Mrs. Mary Lewis Hardee, widow Of
the late General W. J. Hardee, died at
st. Augustine, Florida, on the OH
of last month.
Mrs. Hardee was a daughter of the
late Henry Lewis, Esq, OF Pitt county.
North Carolina, and sister of Colonel
1vey f. Lewis, formerly Of this Stat
but now citizen of Alabama, and
the hearts of many will be saddened
when they learn that they shall see
| her face no more.
lhe Selma, (Ala.) Echo, speaking Of
Mrs. Hardee's death says:
The death Of this most estimable
lady will be learned with profound
sorrow by her large number of friend
and acquaintances in this city. She
was universally admired and 1e pected
i'll this community, and she will be-
greatly missed by the society in which
she moved. Her deeds of charity are
many, and her many acts of kindness
will long be engraved upon the men
Dries of those who were beneficiary
and recipients of them. To the be
reayed family and the relatives OF
Mrs. HGrdee, we extend our heartfelt
sympathy ard coincidence. We learn
that her mortal remains will be
brought to this city for interment
to-day.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-16
BRUNSWICK.
The Late Wesley Hodge, of Rrnns-
wick ResoIuti0ns of R e p @ c
Adopted at n IN Getting of the ssOard
of County commissioners,

Our correspondent L., at Smith
vile, informs us that the Board OF
County Commissioners of Brunswioh
county, at meeting held by them la
Monday, adopted the following pre-
amble and resolutions In reference to
the death of Wesley Hodge. Esq, Oh
that county:
WHEREAS, It has. pleased Divine
Providence in His inscrutable DEGREES
to remove from our midst our asso-
ciate County Commissioner, Wesley
Hodge; and whereas, We wish to re
cord upon the records Of Brua3|IcE
county testimonial of the high es-
TEEN in which ne was held as citizeu
and an efficient public officer; there
fore be it
Reso1ued by the Board of Comfy
Commissioner aaoaO IN session, That
we lament his death as a calamity to
our section ard the people of the
county, whose interest he was evei
yigilart to protect; and we desir'
hereby to express our sense of his
merits by inscribipg this resolution
upon the records If the county.
Res0yUed further, That the Cierb
Of this Board communicate to ths
| family Of the deceased a copy of thest
resolutions and express to them on
| sympathy III the loss they have sus
| tanned.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-16
,s,E,c Charlotte Centennial,

The citizens Of Wilmington are, as e
general thing, evinciug considerable
interest in the approaching Charlotte,
Centennial 4 fund IS being raised
by private subscription to aid in de-
fraying the necessary expenses, and
there will be a large delegation pres
cnt from this city. Among others We
underst nd that there will be a pretty
full turnout on the part OF OH fire de
partment, there being some talk of
taking up the fire steamer Lutte Giar7t,
the new Hook and Ladder truck and
the truc! Of the Fifth Ward Ind pend
ent Bucket Company. We presume,
of course, that there viii be a strong
deputation of each of the above Com
panics along with the machines. LII is
probable that the FIRE department of
Wilmington will be better represented
on the occasion than that of any of
our sister cities.