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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-02-09
eoHMIFTEE OF THE WHOLE.

CoHMIFTEE OF THE WHOLE.
Mr.. Rogers moved to go into Committee
OF the Whole, for the further consideration
of the Salary bill.
Mr.. Tison in the chair.
After some time spent therein. the com
mlttee arose and asked leave to sit again.
LAWS BY LIMITATION.
The Secretary of State informed tbe
House that the following House bills had
become laws without the approval of rhe
Governor, by operation of article q section
"a OF the Constitution: To repeal the act
amending section 2459, Code of 1871 reous
lating the retail of liz uprs, aud 60 enforce
the right of women TO petition. approved
April 6, 1874; and to amend the charter Of
the town of Bolton
Mr.. Meade, chairman, reported the pre-
sentation to the Governor of a large nnm-
Der of bills.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
All referred.
BY MIR. Hudson 70 authorize Boards of
supervisors TO compromise claims: also 70
procure reliable evidence of the satisfaef;an
OF Judgments in the various courts. aiso
20 amend the laws IN raieFence to the sala
Adjourned.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-02-09
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HOUsE-4HIRTIkTH DAY.
TUESDAY, Feb. & /,

TUESDAY, Feb. 8, 1875.
Mr. Speaker Street in the chair. Present.
20; absent, u. Leaves of absence were
granted to Messrs. Dyer, ellis, Campbell.
Bean, Hogan and Bassett.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-02-09

-FOUR more laws by limitation.
IS the Governor doing That he will 90
agn nor veto the billsS
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-02-09
EXECUTIVE SESSION.

! The Senate went into executive session
and after some time spent therein, the doors
were thrown open and the Senate adjourn
ad
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04

pie ant Q,snrag .. W. ousSa8''
Ss1isoeiomm!aas our @iSeussans Se'
Guhdte Ia Sstrs5I bss UerbdItnihes bee
Acdp'f<u 9AdofS auu, %fe9enanatsn Gissn'
iSxm, sas als Biidofs SIod betannt 1T.
uurss aus bsm @runbe abseiaSt, pei! &c.
mas aud gt beiar9teten, ~Ssnsnidtin sebabi
bate, aIs wouis man einen mora!tl6sn
Drn6 aaf ben @sridtsbof onsnben.
Nae NH bSwn, BOT 9inirdser bersits Se'
rstans seesn ben rlrtbeiIsipru4 ON Dos
ObersrriGt cnsdest. Die ausf@ten out
@tpinunns bes Brooches burd ben eanO'
bai fab, no9Sem be arsumente tn Der
H~uaaesenbet eutpideIt wsroen iinS,
susenf&etnli9 febr fIein. @se s ii@ lest
Aersusfeut, boben bic fribsren apuOtatsn
GrtF1b srb Snisbt iid 8epsissrt, ben
Brsob fir !bintruser uOransufabrsn. ba
BE a unm5sIi9 era1ieten, einen 8initi:
ssu gusipru5 su e~rSieleu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04

Serr Sonrao Srcfcr, $50 Wain.
StIaBs, Sartlr In 9ir6miod en-. I~isert, i6sn
gum ,rsitsnmals srti grHairplt SsIstmalss ,um
@ntbe Won $5Co in tas ttnattarte lrapgihsn.
alSisr. Gas 8ifeO sss SupSriirsns rem Sl.
Kern aus europa iirsrnimmt Ssrr Stdsr isItii,
D. b. asnn bic SiIpsr ui&t bsfrississns ausfagsn.
10 trautt Der Sihtnu ls niGt ~ nsbmsn.
@ahli&f rsI&s sswiHs Silssr in 9stsnssrSb.
sn tsfsmmsn plnf&tn. iSnnsa iOlte srbaltsn.
rsnn Nt ft an Srn, 9cnrab Ytder rtnhsn.
auberesm sat b~srislte ists on Sanp, air6tnfa.
den ausr Grt, Tpnfrarssn, WsfserSnssr.
asIts u. {. I. anss ~ Den biuisfeu Yrti'
f.u! Bttr. 22-3 0t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04
eine aroke Roue IpieIen In uule,

Cine sro6e STOLE ipieen in uuieru
ensliidsu GasssbIdttern bic Sodseiteu.
Oa wirO nit elmer llnltdnOIidteit, Die eines
Ssiieru wirois mare, er5dbIt, ME Wabam
Srau9p ieI unse,osen mar, wk ftptii9'
5rduIeia g anippi9 baber tam, wel4
,eideS 9eiratbssei&ent 9er 9aben'
nidts bradte, misuisI bic 8obs be'
5rau Orar m q d toftete, uno ~ioweiter,
Die 5oISen Sisisr uniinniseu Pufferej
t0nnen ni5t ansbIeiben. Das ipornt ;u'
Ssridwenouns, sur . idtbusrsi. gum Sdul'
Oenmadn anb our a~nmuBuns. Bi'
munde 9o4Seit bGt i6On ben @ruup ~
elmer unsIidIi9sn Camille seIest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04

Sn Der s.. Burb baben bic OsIesatio:
usn britsr 9o,teien cine quite 8abI setrof'
fen, inbsm fs Setter Oetb OILS ganbiSater
td, alderman auiiteaten. Risosrtrd9tie
Ineansn mir Is, wsun oann Burger, Die BEN
'SsnenGe .SeieswObnt buben, binssben u
i5elfen si~en @ssene0nSibatsn. Der einem
Radtbober gum vEoOI~ bsenen iOu. auf'
rfsuen nab fir i'm arbeiten, Ia ibre Stim'
me rieudSt fir Elm ormislises @Ias Sie,
.binae5eu. Bfail
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04
pie Damem SudbOIj d @ieie, BIT

pie Damem SudbOIS d @ieis, bic
wobl5stannten Busmad srinnen m Glap:
itraBe, s~eseniber Dem Sourtbauie, boten
lests Wo9e ibre SribIinsswaaren erbolten.
Die Senouns lit oiesmol eiRe rei9sre, als
ie uorber; eS ut bas Bette unb Sd0nfte,
mas in Der 8rande su taufsn MAJ. auber
ben n~eueiten Wtuitern BON Siten, SGn:
oern, Slumen uno BlumenitrduBsn, babsn
bic Oumen ibr Nusenme,t auf SrauttrdnSe.
S9leier. II. +. 10. seridtet. S~eionctre
Nuimsrtiamteit 1T auf ben antauf pra4ts
BOILER Rrdnse, Slumen, Sdnber u. |. 10.
tir iunse Otdbdeu, ole gu Oitern ibre b.
Communion perridteu iousn, perwanct
woroen. Die Yreiie Der 6irma Su4bOl,
d &ieie iinb iebr mdBis uno ale Irbeiten
wsroen i6On uno sei9muduou anssefibrt.
o. 244-245 s. Csc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04

am 27. Mara gbenbs 8 ubr, brad
6suer in Der Sebauiuas pom Better gbrens.
OOrf, Sadion Co.. Soma, auf uusrtIdrIi6s
art aus. SIN Ra ituab bas sunSe @es
baube in Slammsn unb brannte bis auf
ben Yooen. 90 idnel sriff oas Clement
um i9, baB Nidts pOu WaObeIu serettet
pnroe. abrsnsOorf bate ui9t nal 3eit,
feline Yapiere in Siderbeit gu brinsen.
Der IerIult bstrast stwa 1860 bis 1000
0olGrs, wOruuf $1,000 @erii4eruns linS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04
Sin merkwhroiaes Document rei

Gku thWhtosS c>e""SN~ -
Gssntaa baS geId4ter Der Onbuquer
a~nentbeIbsu beruor. Scr ,,&ntinnal Sc
mutrat" etrcaIirte Elm @rtra, norm er iid
ibtr bte Gtnbtratbs 6. ganbicaten erssbt.
Gfatt eber nun feline Neinuns fret unb
seen aussuiprebm, ssbt Sas Slatt gang
non beu Stanbpuntt aus: ~gSaid mir
Den Beis. aber mad mid nidt nab" Bas
babel DEFENDERS ben 5umOr erreste. ruar. oaB
Dos grtra eiasn sutsn, idbisenu u. OILS iolden
pobIbstannten. knsidbrisen Gsmotrutsn,
Der raeu Der f~artfea g%anbibaten Der StaSt
nit einn Stimmsn bot, berunterreibt uns
iaFlr etntn s5tsn in Der BoIs sefarbtsu
R~epnblifauer smpfsbIt. Sod eiRise FOL:
der grtra's unb Der ,,National &cpublis
fauer'' iR ferhsl So. bus @aGsrtraseu aui
kcbea SGnltern III f&werl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04
Meiuen 6eteu DanEl

Ser Ilnterseidaete bradt bisrbur9 BEN
Or. Setter S4winb. Don ct. Oonatus iei;
nsn bsRta Dant Safir aus. OaB sr i'm uou
sinem fawersn 9siben, bon ioSenanutem
@IisSpaGsr unb S@wammfeii6 ON red:
tra Bsiu. moran CT uier LANCE Sabre lit,
Snt nab srinSIi9 eirirt bat. Der Inter:
seiSusts smyfsblt baber Or. S@winb vi:
len, bic on sIei@sm llsbet IeiOen aufs Sefs
rus Ssust Inn beraIid fur ieine Sur.
@ej. 5. S@mit.
Rsrt3iustsn, Dubuque Co., Nar5 Id. '76.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04

Gin toirRfiG traurises Dstter baber
mir istt fSOn sit IA. 3ussn. SaiS &C.
frierts, bss Rars uaO 8ein trudt, bunu
@sint Die Come i6On warm, mite i'm Wai,
baHn 10 Der 9immsI trib, SunteI nit
S&neswsItem bebtdt, 6ann tisfblau, pis
TN 9nSioneriommer, Sann fbneit es tase'
lanss. bsnu ibauts II. !. NJ. gs III has
r@te Bstter Srantbeiteu ju erseusen.
D<m II IS bean AUDI pabrideiuIid ,ub ban
ka, eab BIC Stsrb!i9teit untsr ben Gin
bern rttt nadIdst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04

pie 2selGdoisansen an Der Dubuque
nab RiHnsiota gAeabubn Oberba!b
Brsunsuiue fnb pieSer repurirt uno Die
iSiss lnntsn ftt piebsr bis seseuiber Ga
GuN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04
2Nrs. Ga6ana, ieBise 2serg mad,

cSNtSs ye9tJe cSERB ""7'
ben Oamen Don Dubuque ano llmsesenb
b%staunt, baB iis pom nun an ibr Gei9dft
nad No. 100 unb Moiu # 70 s c vsr'
Iest bat. Sriber mar basieIbe bi4t nebsn
ar,, i'm ieIben Blo6, ud4ite Gbire on Der
gds Der 8. uu6 MainfraBe. Jrau Berg
bai cine ausse;eidnete Auswabl Putuaas
rem ouer, Irt ~bsionbers iebr i60ne 9o9s
Seitsbite, S9leier un6 Srdn,e an Sunb.
sic wirO Die &unben ebenlo ;uuors
iOmmsn unb unitdnbis beoieuen, ais fri:
per. preiie isbr mdbis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04
RSr.3snstsn, Dubuque Co., Nar, Ia. rs,

Ge6f boG gu eeup, in ben Ramororp.
sssbfpaIaf on Der 9de bes z. un6 Wein
braes. 3sSp bat aues, Nos ibr uon 81:
Ienpaaren. finnen, &ur;paaren &c. fopobI
fir Germ ais fur Damen, fur Snoben OILS
fir Wdoden brau&t. Sstne auSpobl
non asppiden III bic id6nite in Der Staot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04

Der METROPOLITAN 3cibftal in Der
Habs ess sltbsnaums, frapsr RON Isdsr unp
jaser, jes. Sassr uns Hatelif esbaltsn, il mil
81 81 Auspabi porrefhitsr auti@sn anh Bug
sies, iVuie Zen tsittn pfsrbra Sstisbsn. Wer
eiee Spa,ieriabrt ma&su. 0rer binaus Ia bic
Wsssnp fabren nil, ioa tprt feline Srptr bintsy,
la(en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04

8. a. Toef %er0fTnet nd4ite ISOLDE
ieiu SOarbinsbaus nabe Der Ode Don 4.
uuo Soma itraBe. 9ebt bas 70 uOrau,
10 fnb in sinisen 5abren aue @aitpirtbe
in Dubuque 9ursmburser ODER aae 2urem;
burger @aitmirtbe Gins BON bsibeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04

R6s- @stran@e 8rasisrs &sst Eittsrs. Die
8rcBe Brnbjaprs WssiSin fir a%lstmtine z 6pG
DC, Sercfula une nisprsstrVGsnt 3rnhiiuiie-
men, ausitIdes i'm WtIti. unp jses lnrtinis
felt i'm Slutt. 0244-l57 S65-7S
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04

Cine uieoer6renuenoe S9euerin Gang.
wortbps 9opOw err0tbete ben 9immel am
Oouneritas slbenb. Die berbeieiIenoen
Sp,isen sebrt.u UNI, oa fe an Ort nnb
Stele ni4ts hattsn thun t6nnsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04

Serr e6as. 2aiirer in Buffalo, R.
D., ibsiit rms NIT, baB 7& aud Sor Der
0ambxrssr 8ruftbee cine bIsi'
bsaSs Steae an isbem 6eerbe srworben bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04

EsaS GIeaants Sriprncamah 8dbntn. mil
uno pbnt Wclorrud. Srilam mrE fur Stulsn
unp &fsaIisn fur @srsins rnieriiStn in s,SBisr
arswIbl Ssniissr Srptbtrs Cincinnati,
Rep yeif une SI. QJuis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04

Der Set6 tn unfern GountpitraBsu III
tieir ole om Gage ROe bic arde perIieb,
inst bic .aM,ss" unb fs bat Re9ti
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04

Gmpfe9mms.-Dr llnterSeidnete ems
pfieblt allen 6armsrn, unb iiberbaupt alien
S~erienissn, bic ii9 NIT 8iebs uno Yieb:
su1t abSeben, Tr. Worriion bon Dubuque
als sinen eriabrsnsn Geterindr uno Sell:
t%initIer, ~beionosrs mas bic SsnntniB Der
Yferoe anbslanst. 90 i'd @eIesrn5sit
bate ben Naun ndber fennen gu lerntn,
unb nit isinen %9siitunsen ;ufrieber mar, 10
bride id ibm bie,bur9 6iientIi4 meinen
Oant aus uno smpfeb!e i'm.
Rid. @atrb, @~orbonsfsrrp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04

pie ansf6ten fir bas SaubanSpsrt
FAB gut. Die Wsiifer ffreden bereits Die
f6yIe liammsn unb rednen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04

Die eagle YOint Ssrrg anselesenbeti
tsn sleit wiebsr DOR Der neuen StaStratb
tsmmn ; asfssgebsn lift Die Sa6e ni9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04
Sm morafi)6er 9inii4t bat Dubuque

Sn tnorafil6er 9inii@t bat Dubuque
sinen sroBen t&adi9ritt sema9t. gs 1T
Sas elm in einer Der beIebteiten Gtrabsn
erOiineter pretty waiter girl Saloon, ME
Der gbieasoer ausorud lautet. Swei
S@Idsereien an ,wei gbenbsn sebtn Seuss
niB befen, mas mir iasen. 9Ofentli4
piro Der ueue Wapor Der Sa9e i9nen Elm
Gnoe MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04
WilDautee Warftbtri@t.
Vep.Ylorf Marftbtriht.

Wtr ItltsrapD. April /. 1876.
Mebl-$4.O 90 bis 5.75.
8eiSen. - Gbieaao, $l.s4 bis I.27
fur RO. 2.-0siIwautee, RO. 9, SI.2s bis
l.29.
Safer--44 bis 40 gtS.
WeN4torn-sem. wefi. 66s.
Observation-Disclosures S.
Cob h REV. yort tl.l3s,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04

pie Saiaois gsatrar Giienbuba bai
Sss 5ss4tss nab poGasieryrsiie In &c,
mat1sss 30 Saatss4stss eruisbwst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04

ESer(6icoene eor'siponosnten, Ste 81
lpst anhnstsu. mubkn ouf nd4Fs Rr.
serihshen werbin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04

pas ID aud nod rtdt oft basewsien |!
Sn Dubuque woIte Niemanb Tsapor wsr'
ben. Ri9t ;u ueruunSernl llnisre encr:
me Stabti9uIo ndst Dem Mnpor feline
&oisn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04
Rid. @atrb, @orbonsferrp.

Die ,,Gimes" tann es Ssnninss nidt
uer3eibsn, SaB er sss.n ben SauIiupsrin'
tenbsntsn unb bic 9ebrer Der 9O9i6ule
a%uftrot. 9tatirlt1 uiht!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04
No. 4. - W0@eatlide grieHiRe.
Dnb II Ron 4 o

Onbuqas, ben 1. Npri, 1876.
Su ptIfer sn< Bret, a~nsetsi enb. ntl6, ssm n sp6r
bis ANN 1. NpSiI tn bn btrlssa yofSfatt an~adosm,n ~
nift ~atsttoIi Esrttn Hns.
Arnbt dranJ S%nnsfrmann 9
aubri6t Hr aris 3trbinnnb
Atsa ) S3 Ainsdt Drill Gath
Yul6e Som peuilh anerfne
8thrateneu Srtee ebn Sobann
Brdn 8aribpi WeB easpu
GnniGr Carl NaY @eere
CSa Oscrs Wsrj Sasmone
Gifern HiroIaus Srimuahna 9ebn
EtfGtle Rattb Rbcmtna 50
3inf 0ssra G&aftr Rrs
8raf 6reinaue G6ulsr UPiN 9aibrind
@eersns Dire Stin 9asob
Damn DMM gBut Samud
Dumb une 90 o. Wflanp 9sa6im
Dagger W 3 2pdaub 6fisb
5sswiur Gtsrs
o., 8, Ssstsst. psauSAss.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04

Seinfer gmment6afer safe unS
fri(des 2sier ieoerieit BEL Slumenauer
& Weuier (friber Sdmib'S Srausrei) an
Der Yiontroae.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04
CODES Anseise.
20
Waria Grcnb.
Atb. Shcmcr nne Rinesr.
q c b +!

Gin gutter Ses'lbdftr. Ter lid auf tis babri!ati n une eas
Srenn,n cen S~aditetu,n. tSr1sI burn une eur1 Str 6pt.
2er elbe mug I'M SIanee iein. cine SIidudre iria aniuls.
een une tam q tp err IN ga,tner ti treen plGr beiu 9ie.
nat ts ar e.. upsrnebnen. pur lin iclhtr. Der tepeIlen
taRH. ras or in U.iaaIi v~eriiept. nupu Ssradt6EsunS.
Gian reate I'd an
Srn. Spminid Suipcn,
2i5-iS Ma;sppd, @atalba 60, Minn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04
Staot + Amoeeeno.
&et(enbe. Q8euteu
3. Gidu,
tfh 9 SEQ. Noltrrs.

Dir cmYfebIen Sieie 3ern Der bodm.
@rifn9teit, unfern a9entn nnb Srsnn.
ben offs Bette.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04
&eC6dftsper1noeruna /!

Der 1lute,Ssi4ncie benudridtist feline
0anosleute, oaB CT lett Anfuns 6ebruar b.
s. isin @eidaft mad - @reenmi1 Str,
@altbaus gum StuttsG,ter Sol (gtew Uort)
uerleSt bat, wolslblt sr ME porbsr Nufia:
sisre 81 Den biuisiten Yrs,isn init ieSsr be:
liebisen Sinie uon uno mad europa bsfors
bert. Lt5 Srnlt Oerulle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04
@o ut SoDanu Scnmim8cr bon
Gd1iuckbtuocu

Gerelbs mar fritsr In glanifs VIA ifr Co.. Ni6isaR.
pebutt tprt I'M Satsepult rrn NO or 4 N y. januag 1874 pup
ipaieg am Is. JanuaT .. ) nat SuTrpa inrisb. S,ias
@srpanefsn IN ! aria meaten NRsIunti nee. ton battu.-
user stHds NdpeTeS utter Spl ann < Gnninstr psis. it &C.
bgten, 60 Ger 6eeaetirn eieiss Sla,ns mItIulpeilsr. 24I-2i7
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04
Geimcbt!-@o lit Mti9el SOos?
Su %perfaufeii !
e CDR I!

900 10 Sasert Raufb sen Gtttrna6 ? Taidat 10 ftt i6
Satrtn Ia amrrilI uHt feu garrianRlih irgtReTp IN Sierra
peer Srtstenlia retRsu. Sun BrutsT iuht Ha6 ibn. Nan
least Gle dusiuult uber fdnen auitattalt an SrH. Graa
DtraIlE 70: "a @rfnr.9 Strast. Nou csri sen an
BIC &eeasiien tiets Blsitts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-04-04
EhicaQo Warttberilt.


Cp tr ItItsrapb.) April 1. 1876.
$3.50 bis 5.75.
8ei3en.-$l.0l bis l.04.
Wel 1~torn.--43 bis 48 ets.
5afer-32 bis 33 9ts.
S%utter-20 bis so 9tS.
gier- Is bis Is 9ts.
BbiStp-$l.07.
Ginbpieb-$2.75 bis 8 10.
sd weine-$S.O 90 bis $50.
sd weineh eii4-$22.5 so.
WilDaufee Warftbtri9t.
(pr 3~tiesrapb.) Gpril 1. 1876.
Bei3en-Sl.0 4 bis l.l3.
5ater--33 Gts.
Weli dtoru- 48 Cts.
9ertte-84 etS.
National Republican., 1876-03-02
Poroua Plaatars.

Porous plasters have been much improved re-
Gently In BENsoN's UAPCINE PLASTER, by a
new method Of treating the rubber SO that It
contains moro electricity than formerly, one of
the qualities for which porous plaster has been
especially valued, and by the addition Of Gap
cine, which causes the plaster to act immedi-
ately and makes 1t the most reliable remedy
known for colds, rheumatism, lamsnsss of the
back and muscles, kidney complaint or any OF
the disc for which porous plaster or lini:
ment has been used. The manufacturers are
pleased to learn that there is a large class of
conscientious druggists who. having become con-
vinced eff the great merit OF BENsON's CAPCINE
PLASTER, recommend 1t in preference to all
others. OF such are E. Drehn, Newark, N. J.;
Cbas. Althsn ard NJ. NJ. Cook, Brooklyn, n. Y:
Powers, Richmond, Va. Vincent, of Broadway,
Brooklyn, says "he recommends no other;"
GulIck & Barry, Terrs Haute, Ind, say "they
are convinced from results from sales there that
they are much superior TO ordinary porous
plasters;''i Cole L Flynn, Danville, Va. say
'they have given satisfaction in every case;- W.
T. Weber, Springfield, Mass, says, 'They con-
Thus speak many others. The manufacturers
also regret TO hear that In some instances drug
gists, acting from pecunisry motives, as not so
large prott 10 made on them on ordinary
porous plastsrs, have used their influence to per-
suade their customers to substitute some other
article In place Of BENsoN's OAPCINE PLASTER
When you ask for BENsoS's CAPCINE PLASTER
SEABURY & JOHNSON,
Pharmaceutical Chemists. New York.
For sale by Drew s. Gibbs, ID. p. Hickling, Z.
B. Ferguson, L. q. Bishop and y, Stott Co.
National Republican., 1876-03-02
. INDIGNANT.
Froteuto Of the Teachers Of the CuIorsd soho

Protest OF the Teachers Of the Colored Schools.
Alter the regular weekly instruction last even
Ing in music and drawing at the Sumner build.
ing, the teachers assembled and organized them
selves into meeting for the parpose Of consider.
ing the charges against them published In yester-
days REPUBLICAN,, and unanimously agreed to
the following:
Whereas at q meeting held at the John Wesley
church, February y, 1875, series OF resolutions
severely rejecting upon the teachers generally
or the colored schools, charging said teachers
with fncompetency, lack OF educational gu sliica-
ttons and refinement, were passed; therefore,
Resolved, That We solemnly protest agains,
these charges, coming as they do from persons
We have never known, oficially or otherwise, and
from the best attsinable Information totally unnt
TO pass upon the educational qualifications of
either the teachers or pupils in the oolored or any
other public schools.
Resoiued, That, having been required to pass n
rigid examination before receiving our appoint-
ments, and thoroughly tested since as 10 our
capacity to teach and govern q school, under the
requirements Of the beard Of trustees, consider
the charges Of these unknown persons gratuitous
and insulting to Us Individually and as corps of
teachers In the public service.
ReSolred, That copy Of the above preamble
and resolutions be furnished to the NATIONAL
REPuBLIcAN, with request that the same be
published.
National Republican., 1876-03-02
ALWAYS in SAasnn,

There is never time when somebody is not
buying Fairbanks ScaleF. We learn that, not
Withstandtng the general stagnatiOn In business
during the year Just closed no year has witnessed
such demand for Fairbanks Scales. The fact
Is that they are an article Of manufacture TO
which national Importance attaches. Our busi-
ness men all over the country have long since
come to regard these scales as Indispensable, and
the Endorsement Of the United States Govern.
ment In the award Of another contract for supuIy
ing thousands Of post othces throughout the
country with scales Of Fairbanks manuIacture
gives fresh emphasis to the character of The
nrm and the quality Of their work. The Fair
banks standard is not only universally recog-
nized here, but also throughout the world, and no
special American manufacture holds a higher
rank than the Fairbanks Scale. With i'm
proved machinery OF their own invention, and
ample facilities Tor keeping pace with the in
oreasing demand, an abundance Of skilled labor
and thorough management, the Messrs Fair
banks enter upon the year 1876 with the prospect
OF business that shall completely eclipse tn at Of
any preceding year in the history Of the firm
Chicago Tribune, Jan. Is, 1876.
National Republican., 1876-03-02
GEORGErOWH TAXPAYERS.
The 1njustics Of the Bill Before cong

The Injustice Of the Bill Before Congress.
There was meeting Of many OF the citizens Of
Georgetown yesterday morning, atthe Exchange
rooms, to take into consideration the sub,sct Of
future taxation. Mr.. Dent was chosen chairman
and Mr.. I. g. Wheeler secretary.
Mr.. W. H Tenney said that 1t was the usage
of Congress to discriminate in regard to taxes in
favor of ofGeorgetovn, when the relative value of
property in the two cities was considered and
that It would be unjust to tax Georgetown and
the county at the same rates as Washington, as
the pending bill before Congress proposes.
On motion OF Mr.. Thomas, COMMITTEES of tye
afterwards amended TO seyen) was appointed 70
meet the District Committee Of the House on
next Saturday, and lay before them the INJUSTICE
OF the proposed bill and give the views OF the
people here on the subject. The committee was
appointed, consisting of Messrs. Dent, VIVA. II,
Tenney, F. W. Wheatley, JAS Goddard, u. l..
Shoemaker, A. II. Herr and J. l.. Simms.
On motion of Dir. Sinms, the committee was
instructed TO make It their prime duty before the
committee TO urge such discrimination In taxa
tion in favor of Georgetown as is reasonab BILE and
just.
Mr.. Goddard also suggested that the assess.
ment should continue for i've years, as proposed
at hrst, and that the same assessor, or some one
in whom the people have confidence, be urged to
be continued, in order that some one may not be
put over the people who will double the assess.
ments. and thus counterbalance the reduction, IL
such be made.
Mr.. Tenney proposed that household property
o tax Of one quarter Of oae per cent. be laid on
bonds, except bonds Of the District, and that no
Odious personal tax should be levied
The meeting then adjourned