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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-19
st. Patrick's Fair.


Tho tables, SO far "a arranged ore as follov,
and will be under tho auspices Of the laas.
herein named;
SOUTHERN STAls-Mrs. Dr. Wiendah Mrs n
Maeready, Mrs. q. X. Dunning. Miss Jarlss
Mrs. kerchoif. Mrs. Dir. Brickell Mrs. r
Bayne, Mrs. J. AL. Iiozier Mrs Henry prestas
Mrs. Ledeux and Mrs. N. Soule. Mrs CLARK
CENTENNlAI,-Mrs. Dr. Folwel. Mrs rbas
Waterman and Mrs. Row. Guthelm.
CIsESCENT-Mrs. Thos. Gilmore. Mrs pr
Herwig, Mrs. John Henderson. Mrs. Sprinolat
Mrs. Dir. Dortheot and Miss Henderson.
HlBERNIA BRANCH No. Mrs. Conwa,
Mrs. Tillhury Miss Mollio Grayer. Mrs. M.
Donald.
ST. THEREsA'S- Mrs. j. Domingo, Mrs Mn.
negan aud Miss Gibncy. Mrs. VIM Hogan.
ST. FATHlCK'S-Mrs w. 7. Houston.
ST. ALPHONSUS-Mr Fitzgerald.
IRISH AMERICAN Mrs Il. Mcmahon. Mr..
J. G. Mcclellan. Miss A. Alexander. Miss
Byrnes.
CONTESTS
SPAN OF HORSES AND BUGGY-Coptest h.
tween Hon J. NJ. q. Parker and r. j. Kennedy.
Esq., Tho voting viii be under The charge Of ina
ladies Of tho Crescent Table.
SPAN OF HORSES AND BUGGY-Coptest ha.
tween Coils. Waegaman and Pagan and Mr.. John
Fairfax. Tho voting will be- under the charge
Of tho indies Of the Centennial aud st. Alphon.
sus' Tables.
Besides these, there will be number Of inter.
~ting contests and raf1les for Gold Watches and
Gold Chains. Necklaces. Gold and Coral Sets.
Silver Cup. etc, CITE. jal6tl
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-19

The PATRIARCHs DEFENDED. - The
Huntsville independent gives a report
Of what must have been q very spicy
lecture, lately delivered in the Pres
byterian church of that city by the Rev.
Dir. Ross the subject being u vindica-
ton Of the patriarchs OF the Old Tesla
ment. The Doctor, we should think,
makes little account Of euphernism.
Speaking Of Abraham, he said.
Yet, with all his faith he sinned, in
that he told a point blank lie. He told
the Philistines that his wife was his
sister, thereby deceiving them. But
why did he tell this lie ? It was to save
his life. If he had claimed her as his
wife, he supposed that he would have
been killed, SO that some one Of the
heather princes could: have taken the
beautiful woman as his own wife.
Therefore he told the lie. And it was
upon the same principle that some Of
our own people had lied during the late
npleasantncss, with this difference
Abraham simply told lie to save his
life, while some Of our own people had
sworn a lie to save their money. They
had taken the iron-clad oath. The lee
turer here warmed to his subject, and
said that before he would have taken
that oath, he would have seen all the
Federal army in hell.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-19
49, =
A MISTAKEN MAN.

Sunday morning the Republican print
ed the following card:
tits alleged by one of the city papers
that / have been indicted by the Grand
Jury of the parish OF Natcbitoches for
embezzling $4,000 of the public school
funds. take occasion to state that no
such indictment has been found. and
that Lam here ready at any moment to
answer any charge made against me in
relation to the school fund Of that parish.
I expect to remain here for some time
previous to my return to Natchitoches.
and those who "rdnt me y can find me
q No. 1877 st. Charles street. Governor
Kellogg has nothing to do with the
matter; am competent to answer for
myself II. C. MYERS. y
Myers is mistaken: he is hugging a
secret but mournful delusion to his
manly bosom. A true bill has been
found against him by the grand jury of
the parish of Natchitoches for stealing,
or embezzling, We don't care which
Henry prefers to call it, $1,000 of the
public school funds. Instead of writing
cards on this delicate subject, Henry
should Immediately pack up his duds,
proceed TO Natchitoches and stand his
trial like little man. If he proves his
Innocence he will be set at liberty. and
Il he is proved to be guilty, he will be
Tor some years domiciled at an interest
Ing establishment at Baton Rouge.
where, in the course of time. if Justice
ever regains its supremacy in this State,
he will be joined by vast concourse of
Louisiana governors, auditors. treasur-
ers, senator's. representatives, judges
and parish officials. Rise up, Henry,
and go to Natchitoches; there never
before were men so eager to see YOU.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-19

A note for publication has been found
In the Office of the DEMOCRAT, purport-
ing TO be signed by V. A. Ryan. 1t IL
supposed that IL is forgery, and our re-
porter has cndeavored TO find Mr.. Ryan.
but has failed. Under the circum-
stances the note is left over for future
af1viaatnant
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-19

II our Republican form of misgovern-
ment were carried to such extremes that
the cost Of collecting the revenue
amounted to 1850 per cent. Of the re-
ceipts at the Treasury, even the Tootses
would consider that a subject Of some
consequence. Yet this is precisely what
our present tariff system does in the
matter of gypsum. The quarry-owners
are not satisfied with the protection Of
20 per cent freightage that they enjoy
from Canadian competition, but have
secured the imposition OF duty that
collects for the Government $3.50 a
year from the consumer at an expense
to him OF 100000 q year, the larger
olists. This is the whole principle OF
protection; However, it's OF no conse-
quence. World.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-19

The Joint resolution authorizing the
appointment Of commissioners TO ascer-
tain on what terms a mutually benefi-
cial treaty of commerce with Mexico
can be arranged, appears in another
column. We are indebted TO the courte-
sy of the Bee for an early copy of this
ininf rnsnllfinn
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-19

In our report OF the decisions rem
dered by the Supreme Court on Monday
last. we omitted to note that the Chicf
Justice and Justice Morgan dissehted
from the opinion Of the Court In the
case Of the State w. Chas Morgan.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-19
llclcratcs Il thc Central Committee.

The following delegates to represent
the Democrative and Conservative part,
were elected yesterday:
Second Ward-Jouis A. SINGER. ESQ.
Third Ward Anthony Wizard.
Fourth Ward No election.
Fifth Ward e. A. Bozonier.
Sixth Ward A. b. Philips.
Seventh Ward Tom Fernon.
Twelfth Ward T. v. Immernei.
Thirteenth Ward w. J.. Pascot.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-19

To the card in this mornings DEMO
cHAT. signed zone Who Knows" the
attention both of the Legislature and of
the public, II particularly invited. While
we do not stand sponsor for the charges
made, yet we have in our possession the
name of one who is ready to establish
what he has written. 1t is certainly the
duty Of the Legislature to look into the
,..aft,r @t
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-19

Benton, the dead Missouri states.
man, is reported to have recently ex-
pressed himself on the currency ques-
ton at a spiritualistic seance. It was
rather humiliating to the spiritualist in
command that 'sOld Bullion" expressed
q contempt for a poor circulating "me-
dunn
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-19

The Washington Chronicle expresses
its surprise that there has been so little
talk of an Indian war within the past
few months. 1t is not surprising at all.
When the Indian ring and Delano were
in full power it was for their interest to
manufacture Indian wars, so that they
could have hand in the contracts for
army supplies. The dodge cannot be
so successfully carried out now.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-19

~ the new British factory act, which
came into full operation on the tirst Of
january. no children under ten wears of
1ee are 70 be employed in any factory
NOSE above thirteen and under fourteen
re classified as children" instead of
young persons" and all children
young persons and women are prohib,
ga nom working extra hours Tor the
cOyery Of lost time, Wv
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-19

Mrs. Timothy M. Allyn. Of 49,
who has been blind for seven vassIItloEt
had an operation which part yisIs, Il
stores her sight. One III aaally q
things that astonished her w sne u
how old all her friends had pr Y"s 70 a
next was the queer head-dress iask,l Y
of the women. ''sill0Ag
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-19
LEEDS FOUNDRY,
tESTA BLISHED IN 1881
Corner Delord and roucher streets,

NEW ORLEANS.
We are prepared TO manufacture
STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS,
SUGAR MILLS, SUGAR KETTLES,
DRAINING MACHINES, SAW Mills,
COTToN PRESSES, NEWELL SCREWS,
GIN GEARING, FURNACE MOUTHS,
CRATE BARS, JUDsoN's GOVERNORS,
and all kinds OF Plantation and Steamboat work.
and every description OF Machinery for tno
South. LEEDS il co.
We beg 10 call special attention to our large
entire stock OF the Stacker Iron Works Of Ten
nessee. for which Mr.. Z. F. Lavillebeuyre was
formerly agent, land the only genuine Tennes-
see Kettle in the Market we offer the same for
sale, as well as those of our own manufacturo
At Reduced Rates, price lists of which we will %
pleased to furnish on application. ial9@
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-19

The New York Graphic, envious Of
the st. Adams liar, little Jimmy Blan-
chard, accuses him Of being in training
for a San Francisco agent Of the Asso-
ciated Press. The Graphic proposes to
nip its little rival in the bud.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-19

MERCANTILE AGENCY IN THE WORLD,
X. q. DUN Il co.
Established in New York In 1871.
Established in New Orleans In 1851.
ID. WEBSTER,
Nos. 10 and Is Camp street. New Orleans.
II. q. Dun Co.. Galveston, Texas,
W. Il. Wilcox Manager.
Il. G. Dun & Co.. Houston, Texas,
9. II. Jones. Manager.
II. q. Dun Co.. Dallas, Texas.
W. X. Harrison. Manager.
Il. g. Dun Co.. Mobile, Alabama.
q, w. Delaplaine, Manager.
With sixty branch and assooiate offices In the
United States and Canada
Collections made and legal business attended
to throughout the United States and Canada
We beg to state that during the past thirty
four years MILLIONS OF DOLLARS have been
collected by us, and thus far without loss In q
single instance through any fault Of this agency.
Full information relative TO terms OF subscrip-
ton, etc, may be had on application 10 this OK
any OF the above branch or associate Offices
Ia15 II r. q. DUN Gu.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-19
1915 Practice Economy 1916
MERCHANTS,
BUSINESS MEN,
And all Consumers Of
= T. A TT q N u EY,

And oil Consumers OF
STATION merry,
You can save Fifty Per Cent. and buy First.
Glass Goods, by purchasing your supplies at
HEADQUARTERS.
Good Note Paper for 81 25 per ream, and The
very best Tor "a 25 per roam.
Good Letter Paper for 81 10 per reatn, and tho
very host for ~ 50 per renn.
Good Foolscap Paper for ~ rs per ream. and
the very best for W ~ per rsam.
Good Bill Cap Paper for ~ 75 per reaTn, and
the very best for 81 rs per ream.
Good Legal Gap Paper for 80 rs per ream. and
the very best for $5 per rcau.
1900 reams. assorted sizes. In stock
Good Note Envelopes for 80 per 1000 and 706Mo
Envelopes. all sorts and sizes. from 81 TO % per
1000. now IN store.
400 gross Lead Pencils from the best makers,
in stock. all numbers. including the celebrated
Triangular Pencil. Copying Pencils, cite.
GOO dozen Ink. iueludng Black. Fluid. Blue,
Violet. Carmine. and Copying. on hand at very
lowest prices
1900 gross Pens from the best makers. now In
store. from SIC. to 81 80 per gross.
5000 1urcs Blank Books from i2c. to % per
auirc.
600 dozen Pass aud Memorandum Books from
zoe. to Sc per dozen.
1000 boxes Panetries and Initial Boxes, from
2oc. to 81 80 per box.
And everything needed IN the Stationery Iins
can be had mt lowest market prices, and In
quantities desired.
SAKE Fifty Per Cent and buy ut the s
STATIONERY HEADQUARTERS.
40 and 112 Camp street.
Liberal discounts to dealers.
ROBT. J. HARP. Agent.
ja2 SuWeFr tm2dp
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-19
Carpet and Curtain

EHOUsE,
Wholesale and Retail, II Cha,ires s,rsa
CAnPETING. Administer. Velvet Drnsso,.
MATING, White, Check and Van Tape american
WINDOW SHADES. Table and psno r..
CURTAIN and Furniture Materials. oVVefs
BROOATELLE. Coteines. Reps and s,. n.
nrS. etc. ""poov.
BURLAPs. by the bale, piece or yard.
lhle lw2p A. BROUsSEAU 4 SON
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-19
A. M. Hills

A." sos" GOLD PENS For FINE wprr,,..
com PENS TO SUR ANY nam,
GOLD PENS REPOINTED,
A. NJ HILL. Gold Pom Maker
SO st. Charles street
iaiG 2t2p Corner Commercial ~
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-19

'V Jackson Whites, Peerless a m"ss1 b,,ato edr,
1000 bbls Peach Blows and Russests. 'hS Eyes
800 bbs Rcd and Silver Skin ONIONS
KHOUT In bbls and half bills
BEANS aud PEAS in lots 10 suit.
For sale by j. 9. MURPHY . co
iatG at 20 40 Povds,s W,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04
Befsif6- Snxem6nrs.

Die &am mermaid Re II in ser Yroz
ping 9uremburs waren biesmal lebr beiB.
Gs wurhen erpdblt in Der rabicalen Selrung
slrlon: Sictor Sei9, 0iberaler, NIT S62
Stimmen pon SIS, 9ambin, 6atbolif, NIT
20s Stimmeu pom SIS. Su Saitna9 ers
belt Der Gatbolif pan Sooroe Don 294
Stimmen 275. Mari9e wdblte Yetp be
SboSes, Satbolif, NIT 800 Stimmen seseu
BEN 9iberaIsn, Der 212 erbielt. Neufz
9ateaa erfor ben &atbolitsn Santtin un6
CAB linn uou $50 Stimmen 800. Der Steit,
2s6 Stimnen, ielen auf ben 9iberalen
Oeome. Sirtou sdblte CAT Stimmgeber
unb ianSts BEN &atbolitsn be Brirp nit
$40 Stimmsn sssen Gnid, ben 9ibsraleu
nit 27s Stimmen, nod SriNsl in bic @es
iessebuns. Die &atbOIifen Der Yrouin5
baben lire S9ulbisteit setban. Gbre ben
Siesern uon 8afnad, Marde, @euf9as
teau, Girton unb Mrlon.
Sn 4mblp itarb am 10. Stunt 6err
9tarcsine Cole, Der Yirsermsiitsr, Der
bieies @mt Al Sabre lang ebrenuOI ueruaIs
tete.
Serr s.. 6. s.. 9. 2ambert, Siilfsz
@sri9tsidreiber i'm Canton Youiqon, 1T
az bic SteIe ieines absetretenen gaters
gum @sri3tsidreiSer ernannt worben.
SerrS. s. gouiin bat isin 9lmt als
S90fie Der @emeinoe On, Irronbi6es
ment Mar9e, ttieberselest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04
Gin GnItmrfantptprose6.

Wie bic pYoiener 3eituns" melbet,
wurbe Dor benz &riessseri6t in Srsmelien
am 2. Sum- bic Inttaseia9e sesen ben
@utsbeiiter D. &osansfi aus Yabniewo
bel Wfosilno uerbanbelt, wel5er aus &om
elm S4reiben an ben Oomberrn Propit
SmsSc3pnsti erbalten bate unb balielbe
bur9 ieinen S3wieseruater, als bieier burd
&wiscissewo fubr, auf bic Yoit sebsn IieB.
Stsrin fanb bic Staatsanpalti1aft cine
itrafbare 9anbIuns unb erbob sesen $40.
3ansfi bic Inlage pegen Sbeilnabme on
Der unbefusten 9lusiblns psu bildShi6en
Ge3ten. 0as betrefiente S9rftitid,
weldes in Der ~Serbanbluns 6%iientIi9 pefs
lelen wurbe, entbielt bic Suspeniion res
Yropltes Sussc;pnsti alb ordine ct oficio
nno lieB ibm so Sage 3eit, I'M feline Srrs
tbiimer abSuidp0ren uno ii9 pom Ser 6rau,
nit Der ct suiammenlebt, su trennen, wis
b~risenfaus weitere S9ritte sessn i'm in
Iusii9t i%tdnoen. Die Staatsanmalti6ait
besrinbete i5re gnflage babur9, baS &o:
sansfi ni6t ais sewSbnIi6er Srieitraaer
%sebanbeIt, iOnoern baB er BEL bieiem
S9ritte nit Seitiinmtbeit gewu6t babe,
mas Der Srief entbieIt, baB er uermOse iei.
ner giloun9 bic neuen @elete fennen miiie
nno baB CT nit poaltdnbigem gepuBtiein
Sbeilnebmer unb Selfer BEL Der 9lusiibung
BON unbefusten bii9Ofiden 9ts9ten sepes
len iei. Ser Sertbeioiser bes @nsetlas.
ten iu9t. na9suweiien, baB feline Sbeil.
nabme OIL einem Terseben ni9t e%riitire,
neil bas 9ersebsn ielbit iebIe, ba Der Yriei
aus &om fomme, ber 81. Stubl nod
ni9t" ben Maiseieten unteruorien iei unb
Der Hapit ais Ordinarius Ordinariorum
cine Jurisdiction iiber bic san,e 9riiili9e
Welt babe. Die Staatsanpalti9aft belt
ibre antIase aufre9t, ba wenn aud ni9t
iubiectiu, 10 bod obiectiu, elm Sersebsn
porliese, M weldem ii9 Der 9lnsetlaste
betbeiliste babe, nno beantraste cine @es
fdnsniBirafe bon eds Wo9en. Der 9es
ri9tsbof %ertannte ben 9lnseflasten ni6t
nur fir i9ulbis, ionoern perooppslte bas
StrafntaB auf brei Monate @efdusniB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04

p. S9ulte e~ritattste ben Sabrssberi9t.
Dana9 rsdbIt PreuBen So aIttatboIiide
@emeinben, reip. Iereine, 8aben A, 9sis
fen s, Jirifentbum girtenfeIb 4, Bapern
81, Wirttembers /. Die seiammte Sees
len3abG betrdst tn greuBen sssenwdrtis
2 1854, in Baden II, 2O3, Bayern 10, ITO,
in 5eiien 1912, in Slbenburs 249, in
Wirtembers 22S. Die 3abl Der alttaibos
liiden @eiitliden in Oeuti9lanb betrdst
sesenwartis so, bat ii9 uIio isit Der @abl
bes 8ii4ofs (Suni 1879 serape ueroops
petit" Die Spnooe bei9loB, baB bas
beuti9e Eituale in allen alttatbolil6en
0emeinben su sebrau9en iei, baB aber rns
ter beionbern Yerbdltniiien nit 9enebis
9uns Der 5teprdientanS anoere Sormulare,
namentlid iOl3e aus benz @eierbersii3en
Eituale sebrau9t werben biirfen. Sbi9on
Der antras CUR Ginfibruns Der beutiden
Sprade BEL Der 81. Mede abselebnt wu,be,
10 iou Der Yunft bod in weitere grudsuns
9eSo9en perben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04
Sarmer Traucn.

Wobl baben bic Sarmer Srauen bas
sanse Sabr binbur9 lire Sdnbe uoa 9lrbsit,
ME Stabt Weiber es ni9t baben; aber our
3eit Der Grnote uerboppeIt ii9 bieielbe nod
gewSbnli1. @enn lie bann nod basu nit
i'm Selb arbeiten Iolsn, 70 1T bas su piel
seforbert, unb ni9t wenise iiberarbeiten
ii9, wobur9 iie ibr san;ss gebenIans lsiben
msrben. Gin 8eib, aud wenn es fart lit,
lit uon Contribution bod ni9t gu FOLDER
barten Irbeit befdbist pie Der Mann,
mas aber Don ben Manner ni9t INNER ses
b6ris in 2lnidIas senommen wirb. Ntadber
brinsen ie aber oft bas sebnfa9e benz @rst,
mofiir lie einen Wann bdtten bin9en ton;
men i'm Grntefelb Su arbsiten. Sebe quite
5armers Srau sreift our Seit Der Notb
NIT ins @el9irr, urb bas lit aud re6t;
aber tie iOIte ueri9Ont iein ais reseImds
BiSe ySanb" gu bienen. Sic bat senus Dir
belt I'M Saus, in ber Slide nno i'm Seller
81 bieier 3eit, unb mebr ioate ibr ni9t sus
semutbet werben. Wtan sOnne ibr au9 bic
unb ba einen baIben Gag GrboIuns gum
Seiud, unb man tbut bamit ni5t nlr feline
S9uIbisfeit sesen iie, ionOern iie uirO bas
bur9 mebr Sunei9ung gum Mfann sewins
men, neil iie iiebt, baB CT iie a@tet, u. man
wiro bic @eiunobeit erbaIten unb pieaei9t
sroBe Oottorre9mansen uerbiten.
(Sr. Soti6.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04

unb BON bemielben umseworfen wur6e.
Oas Stab sins bi6t am DIR hes &lsinen
uorbei, un6 bios Der glrm murbe seifreift,
10 baB sIldlider Weiie, abseieben uon eis
mem aqerbinss ni1t tleinen S1reden, ber
Sunse NIT elmer bloBen 9autuerIesuns Sa>
pom fam.
Gurcmburg. = Dim II. SUM- aIs aut
Torabenb bes @sburtstages bes Brin,en
Stattbalters ipielte bic MiIiidrmuit Of
fentli9 Dor bem6otel bss Staatsminifers,
uno auf ueri6ieoenen Oiientli9en gldtsn
bic anbern itdbtiiben &apsIsn.
9nrrmburg. = 2lm ~. SUM- traf bas
9oitament gum Stanbbilbe Der peritorbez
men Hrin;eiiin tSeinri9 in Der Stabt elm
uns Der @ub Ser Statue iou aud ni6t
LANCE mebr auf ii9 partsn Ialien.
6esperingen. = Der Steuereinnebmer
Serr u. S9aar lit auf iein 9lniu9en eff
renpoa aus ieinsm lmte als Steuereins
nebmer 81 6esperinsen entlailen worben u.
9err $. q. &apier, ginnebmer gu &oobt
eriest i'm bort.
9urcmbnrg.-Oie Muiifssleni6aft aug
0rnno bat Guf benz tntsrnationalen Cons
curie IN &beims ben 2. 9reis fir 8le9s
multi (Fanfares) uno ben 3. fir SoIomu=
ft o~auonsetrasen. Die gu Rbeims wobz
nenben 2uremburser baben Der @eie1=
idaft einen prd9tisen Sactitod perebrt.
Der ben 0uremburgern su Gbeil sewor6ene
gmpfans mar Der berSlidite. Bei ibrer
&Iftebr wuroe bic 9eie0i9aft sbenfalIs
fetirt. Die Strasen Der llntsrliatt maren
gei9midt uno i'm Subel ;og man BEN
YreissetrOnten entsesen.
Sic &ammcr CAB ant 13. SUM- ibr goz
tum iiber bic Sertrdse in getreff Der Brin;
Granddaughter ab. Gs wurbe beiinitip
nit 81 Stimmeu Safir, 5 Sasesen II. 8 Gntz
~baltungen angenommen. @esen bas @ez
ieb itiutmten Die t6erren 6. Wtet, 90. Mes,
Slider, Simions. gs entbieIten ii9 pom
Sotum bic Serrn be Ia 6ontniHe5 9augz
ier unb Sacquss. 4afIr itimmten, bic
9erren slnbreg 19emont, Gouart, guen,
@ii4en~ Saber, 6Obr, Stunt, 8irpa9,
Itrl3, Belief, WebIeu, Mersen, Mertens,
Srianne, GeScatore, Yis, Salsntinp, 9.
Seruais, $. Seruais, Guufaint, Sibioerer,
@elter, be Wacauant.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-04
Saar, Woiel, Gitel nno SttaSs
riifeu.

Aus Ser NGbe Griers wirb gsl9ries
ben: SIN Dem &reiie Maersig wuroen int
psrflolienen Sabre fir 5000 Mtart Seibels
bseren uertauft. Son 3erf, i'm &reiie
Saarburs, iubr in Ser grnteseit elm i5mez
rer @agen nit Seioslbeeren mad Der nd6s
item Characterization. Sn BEN iibrisem
Sbeilsn beS So9walbes wiro Ser 9bias Der
6eibelbeeren tein seriugerer 9epsien lein.
@o,u iinb ale Sieie SsibsIbesrsm pers
brau6t woroen? Sbne 3weifel baben iie
sr6Btentbeils als SarbemitteI fir &otbz
wein SerpenbunS 9~efunSen.
Srier.-Nm 81. Ntai iano am @rabe
beS +. Mattbias bic feierli9e G~inisgnung
Der sroBen, bunSertpfinSiseu Spfertsrse
Der Stabt Srier ltatt. GIN oieie geremos
ME i9loB ii9 cine sluba9t nit Yrsbist an.
Die Stride mar, trosoem SaB Die Qeute
nidt proceiiionspeiie mad ct. Mattbias
sefabrt worSen waren, sahlrei9t pom Inz
pd9tiSen be u6t.
Srier. = SIN S~eranlailuns bes au,u
friben uno leioer 10 pl0sli9 erioIsten Nbs
Iebens bes sslisbtsn Siidofs Gberbarb iin6
Der @eibbil9ei Or. &raft II. Der Generals
pitar 90. 9orsu;i nab &om absereiit, ba
obne 3weiieI bic gSabI bss Na9iolsers felt
Der Maiseiessebuns srOBs S9wieristeiten
beieiteu wirb.
lOie bur9 6reigebi9teit bes
beuti9su Raiiers erm0sli9ten GrSarbeiten
sur 6reiIesuns Der rYOrta Nisra" in
Srier weroen eiiris sefOroert. 9lui benz
bis ieet ;ur ausi6a9tuns ~sslanstsn Gers
rain wurpe bas &omertbor bis ~ Der aur
G0mer;eit beitanbsnen Ssrrainbobe bloss
seIest uno senaue llnteriu9unsen babsa
nit Se1timmtbeit erseben, baB bas @ebGus
De in Der Iestsn i3eit Der romii9en Serrs
i6aft erbaut unb wabri1einli6 ipesem bes
@infaus Der frdnfii9en gSltsr pom ben
&Omera ni6t our S~oQsnSuns sebra9t
wuroe. Slu9 wurbe Der Eorio elmer psibz
li9en 6i9ur, aus wsiBsm Marmorpou O,29
0teter SObe aufssfunoen, wel9er in ber
Steuuns unb @epanbuna uiele aebnIi9s
feit nit Der Iemus bon Milo beIist. Die
glrbeit 1T isbo9 ni9t BON tiinfisriider Ses
beutuns. S9on iett, no erit bic cine
SGlite bes &omertborss bis gu i6rer ur=
iprinsli6sn SObenlase freiselest poroen
lit, itslt ii3 beraus, baB bas @onument
iebr all isiuer @roBartisfsit seponnen bot
unb bur6 feline ~poQitdnbise 6~reiIesans IN
nod srSBersm Mabe %sewinnen wirb.