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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-30
Gbre. tpeut @bre aebIbrt I!

Sn 2tnerfennuns Ser sroBe gerOiente,
weI6e ii9 Ser Ooet. 0teo. Yape Bel Der
&ranfbeit meiner beibsn &inber er,uorben
bat, ertaube i'd mir i6m biermit Ofientli6
meinen 0ant ausSuipreden. Ser Doctor
Yape bat ii6 bur6 feline gebunbIuns, feline
slufOpferuns unb Miibe, peI6e er ben
&ranfen wieberfubren lieb unier POLES GU
trauen errunsen.
3enrD Galtc.
6rebOnia, OSaufee County, @iseuniin.
l92-93-94.
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ct. Souls Warftdertht.

0er S~slssrapb.) Rarl 26. 1875.
@eisen- go. 2, SO bis 95 rotber
Winter S1.l34.
WeIi6torn-6 81 bis 20 Gts.
Safer So bis "a Gts.
Ger ite-6lau.
&O 99en-6lan.
S@weineflei d. s2o.5O.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-30
Wilpamfee MarftberiGt.

Ser I%eIsarapb.) Iarl 26. 1875.
@eiSen-feit; go. 2, 94f 6ts.
Safer-5eit.
@eli 9fprn-6s9 Gts.
@ossem-No. l, sl.o6.
@erite--gto. 2, $1.08.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-30

@i6tcr @iliuu bes Oiitriftseri@tes bat
aui Griudsn elmer 9tn;abl Siirser cinen
@inbaltsbefsbl %srlaiien, ben Stubtratb POM
9au beS neusn gu toitipieIisen Spritenbaus
ies ab;ubaIten. 0as lit Elm S6ritt in Der
rsdten Gi6tuns, nm unierm Staotratb Don
9eridpenbuna a~b,ubalten.
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Veu.Norf Warftberiht.

Wer 3elearapD. Mar; 26. 1875.
Mebl-fef.
WeiSen-No. 2, Chicago $l.17 bis
1.lS4 /; Milmaufee 81. Is bis l.2O.-Sbwa
II. Minneiota. 6riibiabrs Slip bis 1926.
-@inter, rotber weitI. S1.274.
Ro9sen-9O bis 95 Gts.
Ser It e-beite Canada $3.50.
@eli6torn-semii3t weitl. 81 bis
$50 Gts.
Safer-67 Bis SO Gts.
Gier-32 bis 33 Gts.
S9weineHsii9.- s2O.O 90 bis 81 90.
Sutter-14 bis % Gts.
Sd alS-144 Gts.
Sob in New Yorf Sl.l6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-30

Oeder u. Sdeer'S pfnts- eeibfal &C.
seniber BEN Itbendum IN NIT elmer ~9luspabl
pcrtrefHiter gussies. S6litten &C., ippie Der
beftx pterte perleben. User cine Spasisrfab,t
na&en min, fcate bert feline Srber binterlaisn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-30

Sn ben ensliiden SIdtteru ieben mir
cine 2lufforSeruns an Grauen unS Samis
lien, benz Setretdr Der @eieuidaft fir
sssenieitise S3us Der @irtbe bic Nan,en
berjenisen an;useben, benen feline beraus
i6enoe @etrdnfe pertauit werSen iolen.
@utl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-30

Sas 6cn 1T 10 rar uno 10 tbeuer auf
bsm Martte bier in Dubuque, baB Die
Sdnoler IS pom Yantton, OatOta, unS ans
bern gldten tommen ~laiien. $2O-22
bas 1T bsnn bod uiel rSeu" fir setrudnetes
@ras.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-30
G6icago Warftberidt.

Ipfr 3elesraPb.) @ar; 26. 1875.
l-feit; $3.50 bis $50.
WeiSen. = DO. 2, "a bis %! Gts.
WeIi9forn.-674 Gts.
Safer-56 Gts.
Go9gen.-98 bis 90 GtS.
@erite-$1.06.
G6weinefei 6-$2O. 90.
Yutter-15 bis 32 GtS.
Gier-22 Gts.
BBisfp-s1.12.
&in6pie9-$3.5O bis $3.50.
S6meine-$6.O0 bis 100.
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Serr 6p. 6nifmaun, Der bas Sc

Scrr 6p. 9ufimann, Der bas Sc
fddft bes Germ Setter Sanien an
@dc Der 10. unb Glapitrabe iibernommen
bot, e%rOfiuet basieIbe ndditen Samitus
abenb nit einem ~freien, feinen 0unde.
aas iinb einseIaben. Sir bas Seite miro
ssiorst, iOuobI mas @strdnfe, als Gisarren,
Nein &c. betrifit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-30

9ac ensliiden SIdttcr Snbuque's scben
grfIdrunsen Ses @Ottesbienltes Der faith.
Sirte on ben 8 Ietten Sasen Der Gbarrpos
DIE. Bir Satbolifen ieben bas re9t scrne!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-30
Sn ocr Hcscl iinb mir ni@t bafir, cine

Sn Der Ncgel iinO mir ni6t oafiir, zine
gatentsM soisin gu puiien, aber wenn mir
elm Seilmittel iinSen, weI9es 10 aQsemein
6efriebist, mic Q8alace'S Comic Sitters,
bann iasen mir: v0aItet es Dem goIfepor!"
Gs lit cine quite, Suuerldiiise @irtar nnO
leiitet QQes, mas man Don ibr peripri9t
un6 mebr. 9ieie 8itters baben in ben
uerftofenen wenisen Sabren Sur6 ibr Der
bienit ALIEN, bas Yertrauen Ses @olfes ses
wOnnsn, wie bsrsn snorme 8~eiteaunsen be-
seusen, gu 9absm bel alien Ornssiiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-30

Seine Tautilie ioute Obne Or. On g..
8Snis's Samburser Sru ttbee
iein sr beilt ale grfdltunsen Der gruit
unb &eble.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-30

Gebt ,u M. 8lumenauer's Srausrei,
,madt ibr elm Spasiersans. 5eines Sier
unb Elm Stif edten G%mmentbaIer 8dies lit
bort INNER III baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-30

Scr arics spii3en ben 5dbrbotcOms
pasnien bat mod tcin Gnbe. SastdsIi6
peroen nod S6la6ten in ben ct. Coulter
@erihten a~eliefert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-30

Gonnulp sebt ans &ieoeraufbauen
ieiner @asenfabrif. 9stte ISOLDE purbcn
bic Wauerreite nieperseleet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-30

Dir pOIitiiden 0ratbsisber iiab ipieber
on Der 2lrbeit vibre 0eute" in ben StuStratb
Al idieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-30
Staot Dnbmqne.

QEir maiden uuf bic anSei9e Der SuIpinss
rnterbuItunss . @eieai6ait aufmerfiam.
Mon iicbtpobI, oub Die beutidenSutbuIiten
bier, benen anberer Stdbte ni6t naditeben,
bic i6on LANCE fir ibre eissne llnterbaltuns
aeiort baben unb Oabur6 Die Susenb Dor
pielen @eiabren bepabrten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-30
Z. 0csa lit iett pom New Yorf nit Ben

4. StBU III JeEl DON gttfU UuIl NH ufH
auerneue acknowledgements suriidsefebrt.
Sei Dem nisbrisen Stanbe Ses Marftes uno
ieinen Saareinfdufen bat CT quite Sdnbel
sema6t, er fam biaiser uerfaufen ais aae
@oncurenten. Nas Eublifum bat ben
Erofit bappu.
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Gtfenbabn /. Stfets


8auitrisfs. S~sppttsisn, nstf aacu ~rfFiisasn 2ctumsntsH
rsrssn aus ranitlttfe telcrst.
Office: efs srn gtain pns 5. S.rdfs.
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-19

IoU,asSA.-A State census OF LoaisiaDa
has inst been completed II shows an .ag-
gregate population of 1000 agaidst Izo;'
e1s by the United States census OIL toIo,
being an increase of 1924, or nearly
eiohfeen per cent. The white popuiation
has Increased from 262, 065 to Ava. 9lo, or
t.,a,ue nar cent. while the coIoreh popu'a-
ton has increased from 1854, 2l0 to 45o'6il, OF
,wenty-four per cent The white ano co.
jored populations were Dearly equai 10 1870,
INT during the five years the whites nave
increased only 1851, while the cclored pave
gained sc 401. Can these statistics De relieo
on ? Tne percentage Of increase is mucn IN
excess of that Of the entire population OF the
limited States, though it is partly accounted
for no doubt, by the immigration oil the
coIored race from States further north 10 tue
more eoneeuial climate OF Louisiana. Ave"
York Tribune. "- ~, ..,.....s
! Exactly. Well accounted for, Mr. IN
buae. We do not understand so we'll the
Increase in white population. The political
condition of Louisiana has not been such as
we SUPPOSE would attract white immigrants,
but such as would more likely repel them.
The black man is q tropical animal, and bis
natural tendencies must be to the tropics
We are not surprised, therefore, that he Is
drifting southwardly. His passage towards
the Istbmus of Darien is matter OF pbiio-
sophical certainty. Sooner or later thIther
be will find bis way, and The sooner the bet
ter for the white population of the States.
The white newcomers from beyond the Poto-
mac are gradually pressing him down upon
tho South -.~ ..t..'.. "-'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-19

The Democratic party into Union ana , nar.
n,ony against 30 INSCRIPTIONS foe. lne
"a Ohio will give clearerlight, ana snow
distinctly what the Democracy have 10 COL
,feud against Id order to sectIre q victory, anu
Will also show how best to proceed 70 ac-
Seomplish it, -
I 70 ouR Fn1EspsIN PEsHsYLvAsaA.-,L!lneres
is concerted attempt kail along the llne Q.
our opponents to noise abroad the sta1eme y :
that the result of the electioul In ONO II Tue
defeat of The Democratic financial psatloLn'
This ia not merely the tantalizlng ooasC VI U,;a
victorious party for boastiDg's sake. !, l !, ,s
same IS tswith intent to deceive" anu an W.. .na
glamour or triumph Is summoned " sns
aid of the Republican party, Of tle MUne Z
power in Pennsylvania, whose e.eSs,o 10 .. 20
| inst at hand, and whose Democlass n LAY,
adopted o financial platform ioentlIa. W.; =;
o,Ir own. In the first place, our triehaS u. y.
Pennsylvania should be advised Oh tne .a..
| that the Democratic party 10 tbs hepupIeass
S &c. ,,,,s not beaten on Tuesday because OF,
mt Notwithstanding, its declarations upon
~ e-,,a.,;ons OF finance. Our currency ooc.
. ~ nisre presented, lied about though II
no. probably saved Us thirty Thousand vo.es
IN he State, The falsehocd that IneDe1o.
.ro TIC narty and the Roman Catholic Churen
| were identical institutions, ana INA! .I h.,,Io
mocratic party in this osaee was s,etem
array against The conmon.scnoont L;a -
! found thousands of believers 10 On'o, az
that was the commanding PUBIC LACE Wnlcn
won the State from us.-CAncannda 1"qes'
rer (Dem0crdtlc). -..1.- @' '.i1 y =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-19

Tur RESULT in OHIo.-The Louisville
Courier. Journal expresses the following ID
regard to the result of the election IN ONO:
&" Rnt let not the Republicans fancy tnat Toe
result IS an endorsement of their adm II
t;on or the acceptance of their policy. Thelr
thieyery and misrule have YET 10 De nnaliy
nsssed upon. Though the verdict 10 ONO ID
against Allen, it is By no means ID favor Oh
Grant, Thong h it announces the death Oh in-
fiation, Il By DO means encoursg yes severe con'
traction. Woe hetde the party that lays Inc
cold hand of suffering upon labor this Win.
ter. Woe to those who augment or prolonS
the commercial distress Of the country II
was the il fation theory that was beaten, ana
not the sudden contraction theory lnat trl'
nmphed. Between the rigorous contraction
I'm for which Mr.. Schurz voted 10
the Senate and Bill Allen It would
be difficult to choose. Either Dill
would bring distress upon the country:
The party that endorsed either would fal!
before the popular indignation. Il the Re
publicaRs are wise they Kill not become In
flattd BY their victory. If they resume be-
fore they reduce the tariff, and before they
make greenbacks receivable for customs,
they will fail, aud resumption will soon fol-
low ipflation to, the grave. There are Few
generals who know how to profit by VIC
tory, and fewer parties. We are bold to cay
that we do not believe the Republican party
one of them. a-:a :, .,.,,7 ,'... .-sl.-.l9
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s,on,d have been made years ago, because
the gentleman assailed has been all tne''e
seven years q prominent man in this con- nu'
ntty, . Butno, they have been =tTeasp .feds up
nv malice. and produced not While the
canvass before The primary e'sction was
Going on hut after the nominations. was
sh;s fairP What does Il mean Is 1t not
blow aimed at the Conservative party
would not an honest Conservative have usea'
his influence to prevent nomination Whlcn
he thought he had the means to defeatf ana
failing to do SO, would that honest Consefva'
tive have employed his influence against, Inc
ticket when be might have used 1t against
the individual? G
Does it not show that the assaiIant prefer
red to rely upon persons outside OF the Con-
seryatiye party to aid him In bis personal
war? Il
These are questions for every Conservative
gentleman to consider now. The deliberate
examination of them can leave no intelligent
man in doubt ).
The election is near at hand. Let US close
up ranks and rally with heart and true pa
triotism in defence of our dear old mother
Virginia and her lovely capital. Boilers from
that Conservative party which stands be.
tween these grand objects Of our loyalty ana
love, aud dangers that imagination cannot
magnify, deserve no consideration at tne
hands of the people of Richmond,
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spEsIa7 NOTICES.
NJ OCTOBER 18th, 1876.

Moro new and elegan. CT OAKS, WRhPPINas,
DRESS sGuuDsF 0AsfELss-H AfKs SUITS Ode,
inss opened and Of, the way for Fair week.
r.. r. PRICE eco viii open every day this
week tom last inportations
Elegant BEAVER CLOTH CL0AKs, every shape
aud style; 60
Colored OAMEE,S-HAIR WALKING SUITS;
Plaid CAMELts.HAIR PoLoNAISE GOODS -
Brown. blue, and other shades DIAGONAL pop
LINs; - 7.s-.-
Black GRos-G RAIN slLKS-bargains;
Colored DRESS and THINNING SILKS;
Black LONG and SQUARE sHAWLS;
Long blanket and striped SHAWLS;
BALMoRAL sKIRTS-great variety;
OPERA FLANNELS; s - lIf.
Plaii and striped FLANNELS; eh...
BED BLANKETS, 10-4, 1874, 1874;
Black and colored sILK-vELVETS;
Striped and fancy HOSE; +
CORSETs, &C., &c.
The largest stock of MOURNING GOODS ever
exhibited In the South.
Great stock of CLOTHS and CAsslM EREs open
ing every day. oclo
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OBITUARY.

The dea1h OF Mrs MAMIE r. CARY. which
occur red tae 4th iostant has deprived this C, Ii
nunity and society of one of Its brightest I'd most
useful me mberS. Having for more Than year suf-
ftred from the disease which cutninated In cearh.
she was ansbte TO be prominent, but her quiet and
certain sr1ueDce was being Pxerfed for gooG.
Those Of her FRIENDS who were SO fortunate Ms 10
enjoy her society at home knew we'd the ge-
ment derived from associating with the pure anu
good Thoughfor some time berure her death her
sufferings sUeae almost past human endurance. no
murmlr ever escaped her lips. frequently when
writing in palma smile of submts sion would ra-
diate her oountenxnce. and at last, when Death
came to claim Its victim in auditse language me
said. II ann happy" his should be to her dis
tressed relatives raw Of sunshine e1en In their
dark hour oe bereavement, and to him who feels
her loss more seeniy may saS, Weep not, dear
friend her pains aye ended, ard she now stands at
b. aven's gate beckoning you and her dear little
1nes TO come and with her partake OF The Joys
which remain Gcr THE people OF God. J. W. +.
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DEATHS.

Died at her residence. In this CITY, the Sth In
stant. ELEANOR ANDERSON, In the nine. y-ftth
year of her age. ...
Her funeral will take place from the Grace. Street
Presbyteran church III O'Clock THIS AFTER
NOON. Friends Of The family are INVITED to at
tend.
died, on the 18TH instant. at her residence, in
Richmond. MARY wife Of +. u. shelton, in the
tweul, first year or her age. n
Her funeral took place SUNDAY at Coalaeld,
Chesterfield county.
She had been married only five months when she
was taken of by the hand Of death. She was orgi-
uay from r.ngAud, and leaves a number OF fl lends
aud relatives to mourn her uutinely death.
Died, Ut " Hay Farm" the residence of his father,
E. +. COwherd, SD, in Orange county, Va, Satur-
day, tctsber 18th 1875, WALTnR tUWHERD;
aged three years. two months, and eighteen days.
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.s.# .F - I'D 81, Il .
!. The CURRENCY QUESTION, .AGAIN--THE RE-
SILT IN Ouro.- Our Broad street contempt
rary says ..the ConstitutionaRst declines 10
believe that the defeat Of, Governor Allen IN
Ohio has eliminated iphation from the Dem
ocratic pla form" This is not q fair state
ment of our position. We said and believe
that the apti-resumption or greenback Issue.
contradistiDguished from imitation, would
never be squelchpd or killed by o quasi vic
tory in Republican State. We are as much
opposed to an oyer.issue Of paper money as
any body, and, when practicable, favor the
resumption Of specie.payments. But We are
lust as much opposed now as ever to re-.
sumption In 1870, and think it quite likely
that the terrible scenes appreciated TO oc-
cur this winter will put quietus upon that
project. - -. ...
The more we calmly review the recent
Ohio election the more we are persuaded
that even on test OF the currency, per Sc. q
majority of the people of that Common ealth
favor the Allen Democracy. 1t is very easy
to say that the green back issue caused Aliens
de feat by mere scratch in a gigantic vote !;
but it is just as easy to show that ONO has
always been hitherto Republican State on
a full poll. aud but for the Know Nothing
frebrand would have shown Democratic
gains more than sufficient to win victory.
The better class of plpsrs, admit that the
school question was u cause OF weakness TO
Allen and bis party more than enough to
turn wagering balance.-Au9uSta (Ga.)
I'm ef,Iuf0n1list
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FAIRS AND FEAsTs.
TRACE-SpREEr BAPTIST CHURCH
~ FAIR.

go assist In raising means for eniarging and
aasdng more comfdrtable the /" Int fart class
OF Gsace-Sueet Bapttst church, The ladies' OF that
congregation have decided TO hold FAIR IN the
lscttEe-room avery DAY AND NIGHT THIS
WEEK. beginning on TUESDAY, 18th OF Octo-
Der. 1t 7 o'clock p. NJ. 80 X. -
I The ladies engaged in this undertaking earnestly
solicit the patronage uf alt friends 10 Sunday schools
Mothers ya Wish 10 buy childrsn'5 handso me Dique
suits FrenCh Slips, Infants dresses ana other c0Ih-
Ing will End IL 20 their taterest to Sist this Fair.
AS there will he auc lon nj The close or the sale
ali articles viii be marked SO as to allow but mode
rate profit. u
The RhFR EsHMENT-TABLES Will be furnished
wtf all ti.edeiicacies OF The season. sss
sLUECHkS viii he served, and. II desired. sent
ont TO families every day from IL ~. 70 i. ID.
Doors open from IL A. b. TO II Z. ID.
Admission tickets, 10 cents, which may he re-
deemed NJ the refreshment-tahlee. oc 1856
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DKY a00ns
lISE OF THE LARGEST AMI, > -.

( NE OF THE LARGEST AM, psss
selected stocks Of DRY GOODS can :,
COHEN BR0T1fERs. wiose aim /, T. i. a nguad II
buy goods 70 the best advantage and sci; ,sa..
SMALLEST advance Irrespective OF their v,inaaas
They have just received from auction ~.
BLAcKS1LK YELvETs ats8, st.75s = Ne
$3.50. worth double; ''''''sd
Also. large lot OF BLACK and coro,.
SILKS 0I'RED
Good BLACK ALPACAat a0c.;
ESQ pieces ALPACA at 33c. tina. arc re,u,.,
hfoc.; 1910
ALPACAs at 42c., reduced from soc..
Good SILK LUsTREs al 6Uc. SILK I,,sr,.
65c.. the same number generally .eips.
t1.25: as u
BLACK CASHMERE at SIZE. worth ., On.
BLACK CASHMERE at s1.l5 worm A.
s1.25for the finest imported;
Also, the heavy Oh DRAP D'ETE at A dor.
yard less tf,sn the regular value. , o.,u ,se
COHEN BROTHERS HAVE 0Sr-
~ the largest stocks Of DRESS GOons VI
city, among them great many at less than ,...s ae
value. hef
] pieces PLA1Ds for children at zoe vo.,b ;,
ALPACA LUsTREs at &c.; "e;;
The Al STILLMAN pLAIDS o. 25e.
A great variety Of DRESS GOODS lea.
f1oHEN BROTHERS ARE sEII7cc
~ HAhBURGH EMBROIDERY In great Y,1.r
cheaper than they we're ever knowr:
Also, UNBLEACHED KNITTING cor.ro,,
made expressly TO their own order nv n. .., ~
AUBURN and .ANDROsCOGGtS BLEacHa,'
COTTONat 10c,;
WHITE and CoL0RED FLkNNELs rror >.
10c.a yard less than regular value:
LL-WOOL SPOTTED FLANSEL for
or children's wear at zoe. worth 400. "'
The only place in the city where YOU s,,.
MARBLE OIL-CLOTH for tables IN go ~!
37Hc., Ga at Soc, 9 4 al Soc. also. the o,S
WOOD SHADE In ga at SOC. These so,d. -.
the hes: manufactured in this cour.rr. ~
FLOOR ana STAIR oIL-CLO rHS, CARPETS -,
RUGS. ~ ~ys4srF- A., -
CANTON FLANNEL at ! exc, reduced from e.,
Also. the best T O-BUTToN KID GLOVES ~,
offered In the city ut 7Sc.; h
10 dozen gentlemen's KID GLOVES, slightly ana,
7 ted, at Soc, reduced from $3.50:
4 large stock Of RlBBOSS at reduced rates by N.
I piece or yard. ocI0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-19

TIE VIRGINIA BONDS. To the Editor OF the
Tribune: Sir The Hon. Hugh McCul-
loch has shown how Anything that shakes
confidence in an individual State must tend
% lower the financial reputation OF the
Uuop, and has quoted Virginia as 40 In
stance. The case of Virginia, however. has
more In it than the mere action of the State
Legislature would account for. Holders of
old Virginian bonds have been sum-
marily deprived Of one third of their
capital in consequence Of the formation of
the new State of West Virginia by the
Federal Government. A precedent so grave
as this can only be most damaging TO Ameri-
can credit. European investors can have no
certainty that history will not repeat itself.
Political eXigencies may again cause State
TO be split, and bondholders may again tind
their property waning through the different
sections Of that Stlte discaming liability.
10 my belief the Federal Government ought
to deal with the payment Of debt which its
acts so seriously affected. Perhaps am
biased by the fact that am
V1RGINIAN BoNpHoLDER.
Dublin, Ireland, OCTOBER l, 1875.
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MARREAGEs.

tenary church, Richmond, Va, b. Rev. John f..
dwsrds, G OtGG +. HUFFl~. OF Richmond, to
Miss ADA HARDIN, Of New Kent county, Va,
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a n ORDINANCE To PREVENT NJ NJ!
"A sANC.s AND IMPROPER OBsiheS

A n ORDINANCE IL fhEs EL,,rn,r,
"A SANCaS AND IMPROPER ObslheS
TlOES IN THE STREETS MAN.
Be it ordained by the Council OF ihe cits o. =,
chester, That section ninth be aHisndea ~ -
read as follows: -. =. horse-
no person shalt lead horse. o. roe o. .i I
back. or drive wagon, day. cart. or gtces T,s
on aRy paved sidswxik. or aEy sidewalk 70 b,ys
which 10 paved, or Sidewalk where psbhn,.,s OK
been laid down by proper owners OF r ~ ss,e $
by order OF the City ouueil, or sldeWsA =. rsjrZ
ditch has been Dug or farrow ploagaed s,sa ,scoss
the SIDEWALK from the roadbsd exeeps a. ss We.
such part as Is arranged Inr b ms Sr.prlsss-
hicies TO pass thereon between tne doe
way aud adjacent lot: ana o. susn "a 30
walk such part shall not be cteinse an,ess
so arranged In sufficient manner s,one.
|it be paved with gtanhss-h,gg,ng Ok sse OF
Any person violating this section shall pay up pro-
not less than Que nor more thar len eois ~ rssrs
Weed however, that this VIII BOT pseseGt Psn.,sd
residlug on streets where the sidewalk u ia
BY ditch or furrow from crossing ths - bat
order 10 enter or pass out from their prenyS rsSt-
sad ditch or furrow shall be kept open oy Sa ss
dents aud any failure TO perform sasa uas ,paa
sa1Isc. them TO penn ~ Of one or 10, ni0''
tvii lottsrs. 81 i .ss, - . e - .ra sf,er
the 22d OF October, s50, hsyi+ been sns,i,, Of
n&,ei III pursuance OF The tSeni5safsl sSeei6.5,
ttIeeity chstsers
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~ It. R. PRICE s. co. are increasing
their stock every day In YIR6iNtA.MADE CA Is
iSGs. s.. so to IS a yard: FRENCH and ENGLISH
CASSI MERES, wOULLGN SHIRTS and DkAN.
Frs for men, boys. and girls. Also, LADIES'
UNDERWEAR. BUGGY-BLAN BEAVER
TEENS, and CORDUROYS, English SOCKS,
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MEETINGS..

TEAnaUARTERs GERMAN, sr g gSns
Ill sgRSSTfvE CLUB OF .- JrsfIa es,ins
AND MARSHALL NJ, S STstsS 10.
NTHG nj ocoeknt the clubroo hvssy OF the
Der IS expected % be present.. By ORDER
of The Erasioent 49,. 80 Secretary.
EyPECIAL ORDERS No. II Nx
y HEAn2E,AlsggTTEEaas sRdoaHI a Hrs X
G Sg NJ, up RieaM No. Va. october
49, A. is7S rs q 5 H. Is from ~ 10s The office Of
a ,a ra an dated September 10,
command will s ssas snd 4 Tenth
nn aTIfFsDAY the 9th instant. at Q O'clock A. M;
on tn,sr N tty 10 petersburg on the occasion OF
The Grand nnual Assembly OF Inc uranu Jim
mnndfry OF Virginia.. 80 . rr.r,-
H. Knights win appear in "full dress OF us zen =
plar on foot with fatisue-cap tcoSer on'
10 s sWo oruer OF the Eminent Commander. 1,r
~ o "'-' - - W LILLIAN T. ALIEN,
| - 80 81 z. Captain General