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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01
2Sfr empfe6feu ben Qanosleuten

2Sir e%tnpfe6fem ben eanoslsuten in
Qemars nnisrn &eiienben l9err @Olters.
Bsnn fe ibm bsbiIfi9 inb, fann ct bro.
ben nod cine quite Sln3abl abonnenten
fopsbl fir Die ~@aSstte" ais fir Die Soma"
fammeIn. Gine Ra8ri6t, bic SreuSe berei'
ten miro, lit OaB fe bort baIb einen eisensr
Bfarr.@ sifIi@en erbaIten. Bir wiier
eS aus Der beiten Sueue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01
Sweiorittel Der meni6li6en 2eiben {

Sweiorittef Der meni@Iiden geiben ent'
itebsn aug unreinem Dilute. geinist ba:
Der euer Slut bur9 ben @sbrau9 uon Or,
Dug. &0nis's S~umburssr Gropisn un6 @e:
iun0beit wirb bic 5OIse iein. Sauienbs
Der 2eiOenben an lnuerbaulidteit, Ser:
itopiuns, 9erStIcpfen, 9ebertrantbeit,
Gbeumatismus, aOpfi@mersen unb NeruO'
iitdt finten bIeIbenbe glbbilfe in benz Sc:
brau9 bieles punoerbaren Srdutermittels.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01

Die, Dubuque 2lortgwe1eru Gspo-
Citiom SofietD'' beabii6tau ausitel.
lunsspIase eiuen @aitbof un6 elm @arter.
baus gu erri9ten. Nur poron Oumit, has
9ibt Qrbsit!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01

Sautes Sepp, i'm Ramor:S rpsOO6s:
gaia)ts an Der Ode Der 7. nab Main balt
ftinen Stod W~interpaaren eec1pIet oui.
Brau4s ibr etwas 6erSIei4sn, ssbt Cortbin.
.Sbr fnbet in ienem StOre aass, NOS ibr
bmu4st unb bas 5u biuissn Yrsiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01

SEER 81. 9aifer in Omaha, Neb.,
bat bic Site ssbubt, bic asentur Der EUR:
smbarssr @u,stte" gu ibernebmen; bers
kIbe II babsr ermddtst, GbOnnenten gu
jammeln, @sISer gu coueftiren unb Safiir
~ qnittiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01
ltro Nort6weltern
Giicubahtt.

gaaasiers fur gtteasp. Gstrrit, 9pltbS. Glevtlane,
Buffalo, Niagara 6als. pittsburi Cincinnati. 8ehef Z,
AIedRp 3eTgntc. Mientreal. Gutbee. gprtlane. Seren,
Men peri. ypilapslpbia. Baltimore. g9ai insien. Ct. Ypuis.
eairr Gan 8ranetsep. SaeramsntP, SsesR. Sat Pate
Elm Dtnse,, epuncl SIufs, Sipur 9itp. CT. gaul. Mar.
auetit, 9ssanata. Wenalpa. @iapileu. 9bepsnns, OMAHA.
runtts Rs sliS, g9saii6, SasliS mo Gsfli6, icatsH lire
2tdsts pta her
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01

2Sie Der gle6ef Dor ber SOnne, 10 mus
Der bartnddisite Suiten por benz 9ebrau9s
Don . T. @usuf &0nis's Sambur:
ger 9 ruittb wei9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01
Ntm=W0rf Marftberidt.

Wsr 3slesrapR. 9auHar 90. 1876,
WebI-S4.6 go bis $50.
8eiSen. - Chicago, $l.l9 bis 100.
-Wtilwaufee, go. 2, $l.22 bis l.25.
Safer-46 bis 40 Gts.
@ei9torn-9em. weitI. So bis CSC.
S9weinefeii 9.-$20. rs.
Sob in ytep Oorf $l.l3.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01

2Ser nit Der Chicago ROrtbweitetn bon
gbitaSO nod Clinton reiit, tunn iia tn
a4t nsbmsn. bsnn auf Der Sobn iinO bic
. Sarten Mdnner nod INNER an Der ars
belt. 8ie uns i6eint, iiuo bic Seamten
Der Balm nit i'm Suube, UNI bic Bulasiers,
bic bamm ssnus iinS, ;u rupfsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01

DIE 9erra 9srr unS Naidtr babsn
anftras CUR 6srtisuus Der YIdne fir cine
ta'boIiiSs Rir9e, Die in Miapautee erri6s
tet perOen fsa. Sbre Stis,e purSe ais bic
bel SSsitsm bette anertannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01

9as S6arfa@fie6er unter ben ains
bern BON Dubuque bat nod INNER ni6t
na9selailen. 0as uerdnberli9e 8etter
1T ni9t ba;u ansetban, bic Sranfbeit gu
heben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01

SIN Ed9aus oes iOsen. giidOfs:gIO
fanb man ben oberu SuBboben init Seros
tenOt setrdntt. Ber es setban uno aus
weI4er 4bii4t es ssidub, 1T ni6t betannt.
Seeeniaus aus teiner guten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01
ShicaQo Warftberiht.

Ger IeIesraPb.) Sanuar 20. 1876
I-$4. so Bis 5.75.
WeiSen.-96c bis $l.09.
Us Sell 6torn.-36 bis Al Cts.
Saer-3l StS.
Sutter-iS bis 33 Gts.
Gier-l7 Gts.
Wbistp-sl.06.
Hinbpieb-$2. rs bis 5 so.
9 weine-S7.3O bis go.
9 cine Ell 9-$l9.4O.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01

Der 23ater bes GrienatOrs ancu bon
geru Gownibip itarb Sami az i'm Glitter
BON 76 Sabren nnb IL Monaten unb bic
iterbliden lleberreite purben am Sonntas
beiaeIebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01

,. ,. %. Garner pom v9eraIb" wiu
fir Gity Mapor Iaufen. Soa bas nidts
nit Dem 8aibinston Square gu tbun
baben? Sbr 9iraer tbut bic Musen auf! =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01

Sn Der uerfOiIensn Situns ittate Der
Superpiiorenratb BON Dubuque So. SI6,s
357.1l IN 3ablunSsunueiiunsen aus.
s257.l7 fallen auf ben Sridenfonb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01

2Senu ibr na9 Milwaufee tommt, ipre6t
bel Ni@ucl S6i!; go. 2ss 4. StruBe gu.
0as ,,2siseoafm Sans" III i4On felt
LANCE rlS Elm sutes @aft6uus betunnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01
ct. gonis Marft6eri&t.

lpsr Itlesrapb.) 9anrar 90. 1876.
Meisen-rother, Binter STAG.
WeIi9forn-39 @ts.
Safer-35 bis SO Gts.
g weinelei 9-sl9.75.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01

Ser @ctrrpolitan Seibffaa in Der
HGbe hes @tbsnaums, frubsr prn Tedsr upb
Sdser, jest Sassr unb &ateif s~ebaiten, III nit
81 or Auspabl uprrefaiGer auii6sn un6 BUG.
siss, icpis rem tstsn pfsresn ptrisben. user
eise Spa,isrfabrt MAIDEN, ptrr binaus in bic
0essnp fabrsu nil, fol- tort isins Srssr bintsr-
lnTer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01

Die 2sfame fur Elm nsues Gortbaus wsr'
ben idon bon alien Seitem ss;eist. Oieie
gourtbaus seididte fdnst ;iemlid .idpins
oeli6" an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01

2soas, Dean & 9opEins buuen Elm
Boat in ibrem S6iisbuubOfe babier, bus
far Den S6nis BON Sium in Niisn be-
fimmi IT..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01

2Sie IS 6eiBt, iOa General Sonss be-
abii9tisen als ganbibat fir Wapcr aufSu:
treten; er mare Elm iebr annebmbarer San.
biodt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01

Yer(6ieoene Sartner trauten ii4 am
Samfas nidt mebr iiber bas Sis bes Mii;
fifppi gu fabren urb tebrten nit ibrem
@eipanne UNI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01

Die nngfaGfi6e Sbee, bic Giienbabm:
bride sur 8aSsnbride berSuri6ten, III wics
Der aai Dem 2upst, wie mir aus ben gers
baasIanSen bsS Board of Trade" ieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01

Die diamond Soc 2sootfinie IdBtsi.
ne 8eibe Burfen um Ohio bauen. llnb bod
peripra9 Die Gompasnie ALE ibre SOOte in
Dubuque ;u buuen, oIs es fi9 nm bas Grs
Ianseu eines eisenen @erftpIabes fir ie
baHbeIte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01
Settle DSoGie bot fih in Oubuc

Sette 2So&e bat ii9 in Dubuque cine
Sanseieai9aft sebiloet, wie iie YbilaoeIs
pbia su 9unberten unb 9unberten sdbIt.
SIS 1T gu winiden, SaB bic sSSee ms SoIt
brinst, benn ibr uerOunten bic meiiten Orr
beitsleute 9biIabslpbia's ibre eisenen Saus
Ter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01
S6we(fer 2aarie So(ep6ine, frlt

6rduIein 9. Me @IOusbIin, nabm Ieete
&Ode i'm gonuent Der Seimiu9uns an
8. StruBe ben idwarseu SdIeier. Der
bo4p'te Stidof Ssnnefep O%ffieiirte unO
bsd cine bsrebete Yrebist iiber bas aIolters
Ieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01

Der .SstuIoOia 9eraIO" iast, baB ..
81. gosIey uno s. &. @rapes ganbiouten
iu 8. Diitriet iein perbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01

Seimter Gulmemt9afer SAFE mo
fri(6es 2sier jeoerseit BEL SIumsnauer
& Msuisr Griber S9mib's Srauerei) an
Der Slantroab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01
Nene AnBeigem.
@a9cmnacber aciucbt !

Gin outer Wassnme6'r. Ter fdn Sansrtri strattt, Rneet
cine pratttss @%sltstRt,it i6 bel rem s&mitse. Ssrr Wls.
giides bel @edeIls riteeriu'aHtn. Drielbt fam he
~SDaensrti ai si8me Sane bstrsiben Ar Seddft. plas
itBl an Ger Siraes sn Dubuque mad Ssp gBsh. sterbaib
Ter ealntbniueiE. inmi ten einsr eutsn Barmtrssstne. lin
nabHt Sustanf' R,nss man Ra an Ssrrn
WathiaS Wfihcls,
236ba. j, o. ROckdale, Dubuque Co., Some.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01
MilHaufee Warftberidt.

% sr %3tlesrapb.) Sanaar 20. 1876.
@eiSen-99c. bis $l.O7.
Safer-32 Gts.
@ elf9toru-42 GtS.
@erite-95 Gts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01

2am(ere 2taG6artaot @aIena bate
usrsansenen 6reitas wisoer cine Seusrss
buai. Das Clement ;~eritOrte s. 9eabus
@obsuns. gsrIuit $1,000 nit elmer
Berfi9eruns Don 81, 200 baraui.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01
efub b t
s. 6t!

gor ben Nufsntsaltsrrt rem Rit. eusss tsHnt, r,re a.
bstsn. s~snitItsa seIaassu uater ielse. Der aerers mi %,utnti!su
Wm. Engels, RAYMOND,
Blackhawk Co., Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01

2lnfern 6effen Qamk Dem adth.
1bomas %. Snbnfun, 9esisIatur' Wsit'
sIieb ~unieres Gountps, fir I3uienbuns amt:
liher Oofumente.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01
2Sir 6aGen nod cine sepi6e @nsabl
Der lebtidbriQen 8r6mienbiider:
SaS &urcmburger &ano

feline @ei9i6te, feline 8swobner, ieir
SanbeI uno iein Wanosl, OF Sano, Die nil
uOn beute an gu
so Gents
per Stiid. pOrtOfrei nod alien Sbeilen Der
Ser. Staaaten un6 Guropa's ien6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01
@aaemnacber acfucbt!

5ur linen suteu Uaenma5sr. nit ttHsn ilsirsu 8aSital
ron sitr bic tunf punesrt Delars. biset f6 tine l65ne Sc.
lestRpeit tn ct. Martins. Stearns Co., Yliau .ur Ss.
l@aitstrtGnuaa. Cine S6misee . Wtrtfdttt II auf ben,
PLACE. Naesrs austunft ~ iu ~srfrassr bel
~ n acl g hmitt,
23i-236 St. Rdrtin, Stsarns Go. Ylinn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01
Sptcl ;u pcrmictbem

Gin gut tirstrihittes. gan; na mftlirtts nne rtaeriries
Setel. tt seiune %beitspalssr ~ permietten.
Das Srtel III fetr gut fr,ausntirt une ttfneet I'D i'm be.
Zen esefdaftstpttIe In Ter b~luteneen, frrtratrtne uns itnea
ratleReeu Statt ,gSinona ., Winn.
8~erdamise Staauusen ue ieattse StautmIt6tetitn iine
ttint 6aule. . gDesen Rdtertm penet man I'D an ben Der
~ausssber siei,s S!nttss. cher an zen 9istx.tamr
Wf. Sbneieer,
234-ba. Winena. Wltnn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01
Gbicaso uuo Noropefbabu

taufen.
air,tts SsrbincuueeH frs In Gbisaao nit Der 9ats Sssrs
nnp 9liaiean southern, @ttdiBaR 9rniral, Baltimore uno
Sbtp, ytiIs b. rs, BORT 9Dapns uni Chicago. 9autdtte uup
pan ranels t.ais Tar aas glase SflIS uus iueeftli6 une
NIT Ger Qtieass ure slIsu une Saineis Central fur ale
iue.i0sn ylags arraneirt rprtsH.
Gtrttte SsTeiReaRgsn rnp tbrnfaas nit er Union gaeihe
9iisnbaIn In OMAHA fur ALE Yunitt i'm ftrnsa g1tisR Der.
seltlt.
Dirtits Str%tintuneea fintaualItu Der.
tHpanesplnttt NIT 3ueeH fur ale
XreujItnteH hereeftIlt
pullman Yalat . Wa8en.
Dieie ~ttrabmttn s9assn laufsn bel adm Ia6tIastn in
aasp tiRien piter Satn
Dss 1T cite etusiee2tnit, bic hteit spaasn spifdsn
9pltaep Iae q. paul 0ssE Sftsass uu0 siiIpaltss IauitR
last.
in OMAHA srtintsn F6 uuIus e6Iairaasn nit cen
uS rlane StlafGasea Der lluipn gasifs 0iieasabn, fur
aIt Slape rsEltt pom 9iifeurl jlale.
nntsr zen gprihsilsn. psitt siis PM, stu @alsns,n
btetet. rnp aue nsusntn 9rrbshUunosn, RamIi1 nit
Sn,n tei1etteris Barn. Staei.S nisaen, Stsin. unp 9iisn.
Sruden, parler. une 9rap,nB' goom. yerisnen. g4aSen,
0a1d. une eeunst!. dasen. NtHiushouls Siterbeits SuIt.
STsmls, Ntuers yatent side bette, 8utpeluns unp Ylats
Si1erb't u mne poNftanslss SeaHemiiaf .it.
Ia sieis 9iisutabr
our9 flnf SroBs Staaten,
uns hesr 1000 YVdlm g9tss lduit. ls tist.t sies Gsnpany
cen Wtllentfn eTlettteTunaeu, ptl6e tt,He cpncuTireHee
Satn bat ned aubieEtn tam.
ute aidslassntsn tSnntu Sids,s leG eisfs Balm per.
faufsn.
eDtr bic befsn Reit. Ssausmli&itttsn ludt, rirs feline
liaaS naT aeer ttsle Sabn un6 uesr ttnt antsTs taufsn.
2aarplH @ng6iit, q, s. Stennett,
~sHsral's Superintendent. 23i-2,5 @tnl gafass assul.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01
Steae9eiMb!

Gin wiNenfSaftItt ~aebiiseter Wann. Der isitbtT 8tbae
ttur tinsr iaibsliiten 3sttuns mar, fa6t zine dbnIiHl
Steut betsIbs wurte auo tine Sttls an elmer bebtrn etbr
anfalt pesr an elmer fatbpltinen SGule ousfulen fsnnen
Dfan penet I'D an be J%tteaettrn. a0tr fOuuri zen s,nana'
ten Serru terens %emsttnlen. Z3i bah.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01
$taot 4 Ameeeeno.
Xeifenoe Agenten'
:. &lein
Geo. @mters.

@ir empfsblen bisie 5ern Der bodw.
@siali6feit, inisrn Gsenten unb 6reun:
ben anf's gelte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01
Sar,it AT perkaufem 4!

gierjia adsr qans, rsssn 80 gdtr urbar uns 10 Sdtr
Selslane, nit 2 s.tsn Qa,lsn. Tds pane TT aus ire'sr
paapS u p~srtauien unp Iisst 5 W lien iueSalt6 sgn Selssus,
SadisR 40 Ssra, an bar Stl vac SpTineprsst @pae.
Nab,rt Ausfauft beim &is,ntblntr. Pra. @i: SteHd
cstr bel Srn. q. SpmaR. U,lepue, Ssra. Zb-ZS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-30
A DIG AT DALLAS.

Inc Denjson NeiCs has the temerity
To- make the following dig at Dallas.
we. expect Murray to be annihilated
Tor his impertinence
Taking the Dallas papers for 1t, one
would suppose that the city and coun-
W OF Dallas had made marvellous pro-
gress during the past year, in business
prosperity and wealth, but unfortun-
ately the assessment roll does not sus-
tain the papers. According to the
Comptroller's report the occupation
tax Of Dallas county, In 1874, amount
ed to Sl3,l77; 10 1875 only $500. Ihis
is remarkable decline In valuation,
which the Dallas papers ought 10 ih-
vestigate.- Waco Reporter.
The Denison Net0s has indeed found
mares nest and heartily addressed
itself to the task Of incubating the eggs
found therein. Had the Neps troubled
itself to be accurate and stated the
case fairly, 1t would have found upon
proper examination that the SiS'ii'
paid in 1874 was in full of that years
occupation taxes, while the's5,S6O re-
presented the taxes paid by Dallas fol
only a portion of the year 1875. The
occupation tax paid by Dallas for the
fail OF the year 1875, at which time
the business of the city ant
county was doubled, If no
quadrupled, was not embraced IL
the sum of So, $50.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-30
MANUFACTURERS =. a CONSTITU
TIONAL AMENDMENT.

The great desideratum of this state,
and especially of Northern Texas, is
the establishment of manufactures OF
cotton and wooden goods and agricul
tural implements. Without them 0uI
prosperity is but a sham aud Il pre-
tense; with them, it is permanent,
strong, and forever secured We all
agree that it Is worse than folly to send
our cotton, wool and hides to New
England, paying heavy ffeights, COM
missions, profits, etc, and having them
returned to us to be purchased at high
prices. This exhaustive and cOntinu-
GUS drain upon our resources will for
ever continue us u comparatively poor
and dependent people.
Every motive of interest, every mo-
tive of manly, sturdy independence,
should prompt US. to move out of the
old ruts and old fogyism of the past
and to strike out hopefully and fearless
ly in new, and wiser, and prouder
career. TO do this the Fifteenth Leg
islature should so amend the Constitu-
ton as to exempt for a series of years,
say ten or fifteen, all such manufac-
lures as We have named, with such
Others in addition thereto as wise
Judgment may suggest, from all State
and county taxation. BY this method
an invitation will be extended to
capital that caLnot and will not be dis.
regarded.
The spinners and tanners of New
England will be swift TO enter our
borders with capital.and skilled labor,
and to bend their indomitable energies
to the task Of build 'ng up the great
industries of our State. Our farmers
would be vastly benefited by having
at their doors the best of markets for
their produce, and the manufacturer
would in return have the advantage OF
buying his raw material direct from
the fields at first cost. If there be any
one amendment more imperiously
demanded than another, it is the one
that We have adverted to, and it is To
be hoped that the ensuing session Of
The Legislature will witness proposed
amendment as herein indicated.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-30
DALLAS. TEXAS.
A TEXAS RRIaADE.

"7eros sh0md send II rcgimCm o,
briDdde mdor cOniNdnW Cfrelroseatd-
dCe Confederate Q6iceS 10 porticipdte
IN ne Coatcnaidi,n ARE ibe words ol
the Hon. Gustaye Schleirher IN hit
letter to the Galveston .NH'S. THE
HERALD was the first paper IN the
state to urge the formation Of n Texas
brigade for the Centennial, and II Is to
be hoped that, seconded ~ II has been
by the efforts of Mr.. Schleicher, the
project may yet be accomplished. Mr.
s. informs us that n law has been
passed requiring the United States
Quurtermaster's Department to furnish
tents and camp equipage upon applica
ton. Many of the Southern States
will send regiments or brigades. Gen
eral Joe Johnson will command the
Georgia brigade, and we can place
Braxton Bragg, lately Texan, or some
other noted general, In command OF
Texan troops.
Mr.Sclileicher well remarks that "the
spontaneous outburst of brotherlY feel
ing among Massachusetts people Is de-
scrlbed by General Banks and others
as something overwhelming and alto
gether unexpected. A similar efforts at
Philadelphia may do wonders. No
description or statements have the
same magnetic effect as the actual
meeting OF the people face to face. If
our people want to be appreciated, give
their Northern countrymen q chance
to meet them, and look into their eyes
and shake their hands and let them
feel that, as they have been brave foes
in battle, so their reconciliation is per-
feet, generous and without reserve,
aud that the national honor and the
national interests will be safe in their
keeping. We are proud of our State
and proud of our people, and we want
the whole country to meet and appreci-
ate them"
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TIE FAIR.

The suggestions Of THE HERALD res
pectiug the holding of fair In TINS
city this Fall ARE already being acled
upon by our citizens. On ll'esdhy
evening n meeting OF our MoSI
prominent merchants, bankers ana
capitalists was held to consider TINS
most important matter, which meet
Ing resulted In the prompt appoints
ment of committee to walt upon the
Dallas Blood stock Association with
proposition for the purchase OF their
grounds near the city. The ball isnow
In motion, and we feel persuaded That
the coming Fall will witness ut Dallas
the largest and finest fair ever held IN
the State. We would suggest to the
gentlemen having matters In charge
that large advertising posters he struck
and extensively placarded in Houston
during It's fair in May.
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Waco Reporter: A party of boys
who were out on the prairie Saturday
afternoon, hunting, deserted a rabbit,
of the species known ~ "mule-eared, :"
and shot aud killed 1t. On their way
home one of the crowd, In freak OF
boylsh curiosity, proposed a post.
m0rtemn examination Of the dead
animal, to which his comrades acced-
ed, and they proceeded at once to com
mence operations. II was female
rabbit, and in the womb they found
three little rabbits, two OF which had
been pierced with the bird shot with
which the gun was loaded that killed
the mother, aud were dead but the
third one was alive. One of the boys
put II In his pocket and brought 1t
home, aud il is still alive and doing
finely, and is domiciled in the interest
ing family of charitable eat, which
gives it nourishment as generously
and impartially ms she does to the lot
of young kittens that fr0lio around
her. Tho rabbit seems eontented, ana
is thriving. 1t was fully an hour after
the mother was killed, before the
Investigations OF the boys
the little ''mule-ear" from
the jaws of death.
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In answer to query why March 1

In answer to query why March is
so windy, the Mter-Ocedn responds as
follows:
The equinox is, both the autumnal
and vernal, accompanied by changes
In che air currents. When the sun is
ON the equator as is the case In March,
the belt of heated air Is at the equator,
and the dir from both hemispheres
rushes to take the place of that which
rises. The sun in its movement to the
north Influences current of air from
east to west. These two currents in
different directions occurring at this
time land also In September) produce
such disturbance in the air currents
as to give us clustering, windy weather.
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robbed on the eth Instant, about two
miles from San Marcos. The conch
contained eight passengers, who were
stripped of everything they possessed
by the masked highwaymen. The
mail sacks were also cut open and
Quilted. This IL but repetition of a
robbery which occurred on this same
line near the city OF Austin In the
anrin1 Of 1874,
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the only way to conquer dyspepsia.

1t IL perfectly prepoSterous to Introduce
pepsin aud other artificial solvents into the
stomach In tue expectation Tint they VIII
assist digestion by acting on the food itsei
They will not. Nor IL II possible thus to
overcome dyspepsia. The only way to con-
qu.i that disorder, and prevent the numer-
Gus diseases and disabilities which IL assurs
eddy proyotes, II 10 renew the activity al
gastric action by strengthening the stomach
lIostetter's Stomach Bitters eradicates the
most inveterate forms of indigestion by re-
storing vitality to the alimentary organs
and those which are tributary to them. The
liver the bowels, the kidneys and the
nerves, no less than the stomach, expert
ence the invlgorative effects Of that stand
ard tQnic which possesses Alternative proper
ties thai greatly enhance Its beneficial inilu-
enor, and give rornanenoe to ltS eHee's
which they would not otherwise possess,
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THE Dallas Commercial says "Al.
Though yesterday was st. Patrick's
Day, we failed to see drunken man
on the streets" II Is presumed the
editor was not able to be out that day.
= Greenuilie Herald.
We do not know why an insinuation
should be made that sobriety is such q
rare thing Of the 1rishmsn Of Dallas.
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FREE ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
FREE TO ALL.
But No Business Advertisement In
anrtod without Pay.

Desiring % make The Herald the medium
of communication for the general public,
and also 10 assist those VINO may need IN
slstance, we nave determined 10 print ifee
lie head of "I,Os," "FOund," "Wanted,'
HTor sale" "FOr Ront," 80 Let" of not
more than three lines viii be inserted In
this column two times free oi ehnrgn when
excess viii he CHARGED NJ lie rate OF ten
cents u line, encl Insertion, IN ndNancri ana
when such advertisements nfo printed more
than two times they WIZ 10 chhlseI ~ lhe
additional Insertion, Seven words make
lluG,
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Lost

on Main street, II rntheT rocket book con-
tanning n 80 bin and railroad receipt. A
reasonable reward will b. paid Tor us de-
livery nc THE HERALD office. mar2D-2t.
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BY special dispatch from San Mar
COS, we are informed that the stage
coach from San Antonio to Austin was
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Wanted.


situation IN respectable family by. Il
young glrl. Good references given, Apply
IA IUlI Main NJ Get, rear building, mhr'D-!l
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wanted.
For Atent.

Clerkshlp by young mani speaks and
writes three languages ruently. Address y. H.,
care OF Church " Co. maf2a-uN