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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-10-13

The people of the South, being IS
scuuaHy Democratic, have set their
hearts aud fixed their hopes ou Tildeu
and Hendricks, just as the people OF
the North are SIiiiug to stake every
thing on Hayes aud Wheeler. It ap
pears to u that undue importance is
( still attached to the shades of political
+ opinion of which these men are the
representatives, aud too little import
anco to matters that must. after all
have the fual say iu the issues between
the sections. Nuke the South prosper
Gus. aud she need care HttIe for the
Nor;hamnke her and keep her poor, aud
her condition can hardly be other than
one Of subordinatiou, and it vii! be
well il il Is 20 worse And thu, the
priucipIe, IN virtue of which honor j.
accorded to more riches, stretches out
and makes Itself ie!t on the graudest
scale.
Tho politicians are -p7nsible for
the bad blood that Is still Instrumental
10 dividing the North aud South. One
way Of solving the problem, and OF
settling the ,quabbie Is emiGerfly dig
uiGed aud high toned, and should
therefore; commend Itself to those 90
whom it will pour down its greates,
blessings; whilst those who vii. be
put iuto a conteDpiative mood by the
cutting off of supplies, can nor, with
good grace, complain, because a man
has u right TO purchase what he pleas
Ic
Aud so, gentlemen o. the South. 20 to
work, elect your man if you can; bnt.
ii that cana0t be done, the salvation
Of your section can be worked out in
another and far better way.
These things being true, the duty
Of the hour i plain Let the South. /
with her magnificent resources. 90 TO /
work ia solemn earnest; let her brave (
sons and lovely daughters determine
that their beautiful aad sunny land /
shnyi again blossom as the rUce. and /
not pass iuto the hands Of the STRANGER. I
Let there he more economy; let labor /
become houore4. which IN soop will be
IT those who pursue 10 love il, eituer /
for ltS oWn sake, or for the sake Oh the !
spieud!I resuit-to which IL Will surely !
lead. Let The South buy less, ami
make more; aud above all things. Iet
home Industry be encouraged, So that
muscle viii not aay longer
be employed 10 feeding naughty
N0r,h ern monopoiias who now tyraa
ize over, aud de,pIse the hand that
siye- them bread Thsse are the sort
Of tactics % employ ia leading the
richly favored South to tie foremost
position which, Ia consequence Of lep
superior natural advantages alone, she
= compelled at 40 distant day to
-each.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-10-13
Another Look 81 Business.
EpRsi- I,r rtr..


The cheerful disposition in regard
to business which has prevailed tor
the last iew weeks continues. and the
grounds Tor dis favorable outlook are
tally more manifest The clty iguru
ais tuAe up the cry and give many
proofs VI business revival, and the
country press everywhere, in large
towns, and Ia remote aud out of the.
way districts note the re opening of
manufactures and the new actiylty il,
commerce The Boston papers uoiic.
the tact that The National B..n.s i,
that city, though they have had very
hard times Tor the last six months arr
declaring their October dividend,
These vary from / per cent to y
Banks at Lawrence, Fall River and
Hardiey Fails have declared dividends
ol ami q per ceUt. insurance cor-
paules III massachusetts, are also max
ing handsome dividends. and the divi.
deuGs OF several mauuiacturipy corro,.
rauOns are noted. La Canada there j.
large demund for lumber for the
A merIean market, aud the mills can
NOT meet the demand. Transportation
Is scarce add freights are hien. This
demand Tor lumber points TO actigity
IN many branches OF Industry. The
wheat exports at San Francisco !.
ilveIy, aud the shippers get large
prices. The farmers aud the shippers
are at loggerheads, owing to the fact
that the former sought to use the
Grange as means of doing the ocean
transportation The disensaged ves-
ses-are lew in number, and the en-
Sagements are more numerous than
ever before. During the first half OF
September, % vessels loaded with I
= heat were cleared.
In grouping together these few facts
aud statements III regard to the gener
a couditlOn of business in the country, I
he ArgaS has endeavored to reflect
he exact state oil affairs. We find abb
'oluteiy no exception TO the prevalent
sentiment as here indicated. There
; general feeling OF confidence and
which is the sure promise
hat easier times are coming. The
immense tide of travel during the
present. season has brought people to
'ether from all parts OF the land, and
he Interchange of opinion has been
helpful aud invigoratiug Money has
,een expended freely, and the forced
economies Of the last three years have
,een the means Of giving holiday
Q the whole nation Now that the
draws towards a close, and
he political campaign becomes more
rdeut, the people will get ready to
YORK. Aud hearty aud steady work
will soon lift US out OF the stagnatlon
n which the country has 50 long eA
sted-ii such a condition may be call
d existence.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-10-13

/ Tsyeed's Probable disclosures
1t is likely that by this time VIM
NJ. Tweed is 10 New York. Like
Childe Harold, the distinguished pill
grim, when be babe his '.natiye land
good night" turned his wandering,
toward Spain. Unfortunately for the
| Boss, there, unlike the lonely Childe
hi. pilgrimage ended. Soon the re
captured fugitive eyes will rest upon
the light of Sandy Hook, and, if not
welcoming the sight of his native shore
it is likely that he will be welcomed
/ by the friends who for so long have
mourned bis absence and by the high
| Federal officials who have manifested
| so much interest and such intense ca
gerness to behold his face once more
and to hear from his own lips an &C
count of the dangers through which
/ he has passed, the hairbreadth escapes
he has encountered, and of all the
'distressful strokes his youth has sui
Tered
The latter part Of Tweed's history,
an eventlul chapter in an eventtul life,
is not likely however to interest these
officials aud leading campaiGners so
much as the criminals auJobiograph y
during the period when Legislators
were swayel by his questionable iuau
ence, when lobbyists waited for his nod,
aud city officials were siieuccd by his
wink Wal the Boss blow on his
pals ? Who are those pals and co
cou~ pirator- of the former sachem OF
Hammany Both OF these are ques-
lions OF leading interest Just at the
present time aud che public Is eagerly.
aud with bated breath, awaiting the
chances OF their answer at an early
date There be some IN the land who
would wish that the Franklin her 9TH p
Gers, crew. and passengers might 20
down TO the bottom OF the Atlantic,
with { customary bu5b.iug groan
accompany ing such catastrapbcs, and
that she would leave no floating spar.
or bobbiug ca~k, to tell the sad story
Of her fate II the ship should arrive
safely in por', with hct captive sound
aud well these some are likely to
trembIe IN their boots, as man who
''''i"'' J" "'r
Pu9'ic career can hardly be expected
10 Keep "'e pond Oh P'iynte iuith when
ne may reap great beneht by uu0osom
ing "'mSeiI. Inc un"0uted Interest
me he'us OF our Government displayed
IN galninS POSSESSION OF the criminal
Is Of lt,e't almost Suincieut to prove
Z ,''' IL Is based upon a desire to use
me confessions OF the criminal TO the
INJURY OF has old associates and OF all
who have ever been so unfortunate as
10 nave teen brought ia coatact with
nun po!Ilcaiiy or officially.
OF the Inconsistency aud unprece
iented conduct displayed by the Uni
ted State, in takin. such active steps
10 obtain a fugitive offender AGAINST
he ciiy. county and Siate Of New
York We have aiye,dv .yrra.-.d am,
Jews and will pav g,,fba o,r-el,..
o the eon.eo9eur-s of ,be.e nrocasJ
ugs. VIM. N. Tweed vim in , few
Law, (no catastroDhe preyeuiipgl 81. in
New York. There he sill. be brouahl
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-10-13

Independents to destroy the validity
OF the nomination must establish that
a majority of the Democracy of the
District opposed it. In Galloway, a
county that gave Turner about 400
majority, the matter of instruction was
submitted to a primary election, the
Independents if in the majority, did
not then and there vote the convention
down. In the other counties, so far
as we have any evidence, the delega-
tons were fairly and regularly eonsti
'uted, and those counties having in the
previous election given Boone a ma
Jority in each, the presumption must
De allowed that the delegates truthful
~ represented their people.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-10-13
Kentucky's Eagle Orator.
Hon. DO. blackburn 1T HIcA-
Ilan.

The Democracy Of this section vii
be addressed on the political ISSUES oil
the day by the Hon. j. c. S Black
burn, Kentucky's Eagle Orator, on
Monday, Oct. 16 The Democracy OF
Tennessee and Missouri, are earnestly
Invited to vie with the Keutucky.De
mocracy on that occasion. 1t is to be
the jubilee day of the campaign.
The Democratic Clubs of this vi
cinity are cordially invited to attend
lie body.
It is highly probable that the Hon
Juo. Young Brown, will also be pres
cut. Let US give these two distin-
guished sons Of Kentucky regular
old democratic welcome. Tell your
neigbbOrs the day and time, and get
one and all to turn out.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-10-13

L.AoasG New York grocer. II
x. Thurber. ssgs be hos been 81 great
rains to ascertain just hos business l.
,hroughcst she country, spd has came
TO the conS!asion that Ale farmers
and merchs ats are much bstter Of rhan
.hev haze been for some yesEs. They
ere richer, e,raage as ike assertion may
.eem to cage peesle"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-10-13
raer';a1.

Judce Rome. the Democratic nom
;,ee Hon Oscar Turner, IO6 pep den
Democrat. aud Capt. Henry H0ssFos
Republican no1'sss' VII AGA j"'D
discussion at Hrtm.n. Oct. is'h
There will be lively tire, and big
turn out
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-10-13

A gentleman 1riiiag fSoD CAsr!"'Ate'
North Carplina. sags chat Vance viii
probably carry the State By majority
If ten or fifteen. tAoHsssd. ssd Filaeu
by twen'g thov,aud. Possibly sns
member of Congress all he VsSeh-
ssfed the ReuIblicaps. hut 60 zoTe.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-10-13

Tux Republican nominee for Con
.ress in this District is sn ex rebel
.oldior. Their party in the North
,ieoounee the late House of Represent
-iives as the Confederate Congress,
because it was composed of SO many
rx-rebels, and yet in this District they
sre irving to elect Houston an ex
febel captain. aud one who has never
acknowledged that he was wrong 10
participating in that war
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-10-13

Goverssr Tilses redueed the taxes
r. the Sts,e Of Sew York 10 the Er-t
year of his sdDisistr.tion, 81 $40
sol ~; in the second year the reduc
ion wac esore than IS .000 400 over
he FIRST. and The whole reduction from
he last yesr Of General Dix's admin
i,tratisn Re e7.1S5 .307 70, or nearly
me half The total tax
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-10-13

AN exchange says The crowd Of
i-itors now in Philadelphia is placed
100000 by some of the papers of
AT city, far exceeding the Fourth of
My numbers The sidewalks are re
orted as almost impossible, except in
e direction the crowd is moving
he hotels and boarding houses are
Ding rushing business. but, SO far,
here is no intims,ion of al advance
J, their rates.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-10-13
Zee Farm

Two colored politicians of Vicks
burg recently discussed the situation
thus
Radical Darkey-Up here in dis
Demikraric meetin' dey keep contin
Deally talkin' about Tildep Hendricks
and Zee Form. Dat Que is morn we
got in de Raddikul party
Democratic Darkey-Don't know
about Rec Form, hey? He's our main
man, he is. You Raddikul niggers
nebber did know Dothin'.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-10-13

The good old State of New Jersey
will vote solidly Democratic, as she
rs in every Presidential contest for
he last thirty five years with one ex-
~epiion. Ex Governor joel Parker
:.redicts Democratic majority of over
Il 1000 There was SONG doubt in one
Congressional District, the one now
presented by Mr. Cutler. but an ex
'.eediDgly weak and unpopular notDi
milton of the Republicans has insured
Cutters re election.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-10-13

WHILE Eiherijge was stumping
Tennessee for Seymour and Blair q
'aw years back. he said in his Mems
his speech: Il have been surprised
- learn that saule old-line Wings at
'1ch themselves to this Radical party
low on earth can an old-lin Wing
he is new line Radical. How
N q follower of the great Henry
lay be found 40 this Radical csmp2"
cho answers "How?"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-10-13

THREE TIMES THREE FOR GEoR
iAl-The news from Georgia is too
orions to talk about. The great
nth State acts almost as a unit aud
Ills up a majority of seventy FIVE
',ousands for Democratic Governor
Goth branches of the Legislature are
overwhelmingly Democratic. and, in
Tort. the contest was a clean sweep
or Tilden and Reform.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-10-13

A MilIeriie prophesies that the
world Is coming to an end this year.
and his testimony is Endorsed by the
fact that Visalia, Cal man has just
married his stepmother.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-10-13

Hon. y. C. s. BLACKBURN IN
OHIo.-A special dispatch to the Gin
..innati Enquirer Of last week. from
Manchester. Ohio. at which place Hon.
+ G. S. BlsSkharR Spoks the day be
lore, SAYS: He Aid more good than
VII the speakers thar Have spoken
here. Ills Rsme is in every mans
mouth Who heard him, Republicans a.
yell as Democrats
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-10-13
Rusicces Notice.

Dir. GEoaGE WARREN has sole su-
hority 20 collect anv subscription
,mousts for the HICKMAN CoURIER-
d,. m MI. JNo C.VILsoE
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-10-13

TIE Courier Journal says that r
Frost, a candidate for Congress in
issouri. is said to have a letter writ
by U. S. Grant, in which that
.reat man asks for Confederate com
ission. The letter is alleged to have
zen written before the fall Of Stump
r. Frost is the son of Confederate
neral. and will not publish.it unless
is attacked on account of his ia
ner's part in the war.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-10-13

WE understand hat the debates
between Judge Bcone ard Col Turner
are exse'-5f.v'5 interesting If sot sx
citing
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-10-13

Moody and Sankey have commenced
their fall and winter work in Chicago.
Seven thousand people greeted them
al their opening meeting.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-10-13

Ii railroad case involving about
pae million dollars. the Iowa Supreme
Court has decided that mechanics
i'ens must take priority OF all other
e.aims.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-10-13

The Ffte If E0gr4re1s .eho rare C1n
sidered E,rperts-Iaformoti2A NJ.
Generally hao,eu To tie Public
Bogus A0ts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22
SIrfet.

Sn Der Siirfei nebmen oer SreiuiligeHs
2drm uno Die Sdanotbaten Der Sai9isYoz
CUTS INNER erObere Oimeniionen on; 70
spar, bdB Dem Miniiterium idou ielber
bange miro Dor ben @eiltern ober pielme6r
ben Seltien, Die IS rief. Der @robpesier
bat cine Proclamation an Die SrresulGren
s~rlaiien, in pel6er er iie ermabnt, lt6 fem
gelittet s., betra9en, unb in Iorianopel bat
man es gar fertis sebra9t, einen Saupts
ipisbuben uno 6iibrer BON Vai9i : Sosuts,
aus Sasfoi, Die gelesentli9 AUDI mubames
banii9e O0rfer pIInberten, su bdngen.
Oieier cine @ebduste, 0tamenb 9abii Wtuz
rob, gerei9t benn benz tirfil9eu Mfinifez
RUM gu gang bsionoerem Stol;, inbem ss
ii9 allen europdii3en Geclamationen sez
seniiber auf bieies ;appelnoe 3eusniB ieiner
v6umanltdt" uno leiner yGnersie" beruft.
Oas binoert inbeB ni9t, oaB bas Miniites
RUM auf Geclamatiouen Don Iorianopel
sesen Die S9anotbaten Der S%reipiaigeu
ii9 ben i9le9ten Sders erlaubte, einen
Wenlden, Hameus Sabii Ibmso Hai9a,
Der weoer i9reiben nod leien tann II. nod
III benz leeten bul9aril9en Qufltanbe ielbt
aIs Susbai9a cine Sai9is Sosut:S oroe
commanbirte, gum faiierIi6en G%ommiidr
gu %ernsnnen, Der Die 9lusi6reitunsen Der
SaibisSo;ufs unteriu9en ioa. gnoerers
ieitS bdngt man bic arinen Sulgaren rubig
wsiter, uno mad einem Seridt oss anglo
tiirtii9en 9euant 9eralb i9ma6ten ALIEN
in ben @%efdngnihen per StaSt aprianopel
mebr ais adtbunoert perodbti9e Sulsaren
aus alien &laiien Der @eieQi9aft. Wtau
mug elm tiirtii6es @efdnsniB f%ennen, nm
81 begreifeu, baB ale biele Seiammernss
wertben ben Cob als erisbnten grlOier berz
beipini9en; aber Bic tirtii6en Gi9ter
beeiIen iib UNI 10 %peuiser, ibre Sadie ;I
unteriu6eu, nlS ii9 ben Wteiiten ni9tS
Straipiirbiges na3peiieu lGBt. Der Sez
ri6t pes bisber beinabe uuperrinitig unS
iebenfaas un9riitli9 tiirtil9en 2euant 0ers
alO i9lieBt: Der @ouperneur pom Sa>
sarbiif lieB sur Gruppenbeioreeruns Wasen
requiriren in Den S6rfern iioli9 os5 Dals
TAU. Die @eIesenbeit bsnusten Die Sai9iz
So;uts, I'M ale alrteu grceile gu beseben.
Sn Barbara, einsm swii9sn Sarambep II.
Seloua ~selegenen Sorfe, bat zines bieier
S9euiale elmer Srau Die gusen auSseriis
len, uno piele Der %bseanssnen S9anotbas
ten iino berart, baB i9 iie Sbnsn unmOss
LID bei9reiben fann."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22
8 atern.

Der baierii9e 9an6tas lit am 90. Suli
bur9 BEN Brinsen 9uitpolo i'm Suffrage oes
6Ouiss in feierli9er @eiie gei9loiIen wors
ben. SIN Dem uerlelsnen 9anOtagsabiAieoe
bebdlt it9 Die &rone be,iigli9 Der uber ben
6oritunterri@t in ai9aiienburs, iiber ben
oberiteH S9ulratb u. iiberbie finite 6la1e
in ben 2utsini9uleu gefaBten geidliie
bas 9tedt gu orsaniiiren ausoriidli9 Dor.
gu elmer 2ln;abl ipecieu aufgcfibrter ge.
idliiile uno Intrdse rpirb Die @~enebmiguns
ertbeiIt; barber, baB Die alufbeierung Der
SeamteusebdIter ni9t in Surei3enber @eiis
bei@loiien poroeu lei, miro ausori&li9es
Seoauern ausseiproden uro gum SdtuB
Der @iperitreit Der Msinunsen betlast, Der
bel einisen GeSen ielbit auf beren 5orm
ni6t obne @influB seweien iet. Die Ste.
sieruns bOiie, baB Die beitebenoen @esen.
idse ii6 mepr u. mebr ausslei9en wiirpen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22
g len.

@as elm Str;te ielbit BEN alrbeitern
i9aOet, seigt abermaIs folsenoes geiipiel:
Der 9lus itano, ben Die @eber in groBens
balm, Sadien, ins Wert seiest, lit st
@noe. Inter la9laB Don 10 grosent
bes Irteitslobnes-alio gu benz uon benz
Sabrifantenuerein uripriirsli9 uereiubarten
Sate-ba6en idmmli9e Gr6eiter, 1000 an
Der 3abl, ibre ain 81. Mtat ein9eiteate Dir
belt wieOer aufsenommen. gs mar Der
beoeutenbite @lusitanb Der in Dem lesteu
Saben itattsefunoen bat. @enn Die. ia.
brifanten bur9 ben StiQitauo Der Gtabliis
iements er6ebliden S9aben geIitten, 10
baben Die Nrbeiter wdbreno Der 3eit einen
NrbeitslObH BON Is, zoo 10. per dumt, pbne
irgenO einen grfolg gu e~rsieleu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22

Elm braSsr unp srunpsbrli6er Wann, BE-
sriff 10 fort bic beflasenswertbrn Sers
tdl.nille, in renen iia bic arrne Samilit
befanp. Gr ltdBte bic Mbbel su einem
reellen preiie uro nabm @aeS nit, pa5
rsrielten nitt unumsanslid notbpsnrie
mar. Wann ssrmietbete Johann swsI
3immcr i'm Sau1e unp Sulfin mar mad
reifiber llebetlrauns 81 Gem Gnti6luNt
sefcmmsn, 0plrarbeitsr ;u nerpen. =
Shon an, fplsenren Sage sins CT III
Sacpb 2epie, UNI ibm Wariannene
SGmudia6en ;u ~Yerfaufen unp aud ,ns
slsi6, I'M ii9 ibm ais 9ebrlins ansubies
ten.
Der Srief an Gcbat. ben man in allel
Gle sel6rieten, entbielt bic Gir;slbsiten
iitsr Die Gsrdnrerunsen, welhe raS un,
slifliGe 2ops ses Saters nit d9 aefibri
Bate.
D@ir perccn Yisqeidt," 70 ldrisb Sus
fin am Gnre ieireS Sriefss, nrer Wib
unterlie9en, aber mas cine Satin, cine
Erdter unp Elm Stn tbun fSnnen, ras
perccn mir tbun. Infer Senfen rrebt
ii6 nur III, eirsn Gssenitanp unp uniere
SpTuun9 rur un einen Yunft. Ou fannlt
Dir niht cenfen, lieter Sater, pie mir
did 10 arm vi1ien. S6werre mir ale Wi;
be geben, ra5 Slnsperf, els i6 crsreiTe
unp SVn pem ih au9enblifli6 sipar nod
gtidts Seitcte. in einisen Wonaten Will
ltdnpie III lerrsn. Sei psrli6ert uniere
Sdwsistrcpfsn perpsn Did retien.
Ssitcem mir uniere i~iberal6lsen Wbbel
S%ertduft unp Die 3abl unlerer Simmer
beI6rdnIt babsn, ideint es mir ais Oh
IN ere Serscn Yiel meiter sewprren pdren.
Sn Ger flcinen 8aile. wslhe 8lprine am
selc9t bat, beflnre. iIh ibpn Ger Gr!be
per Srlfauftfn @esenltdnre. Serer Sag
miro einen 3uwahs uniercs Sdayes
trinSen. Oarum halte aus liebsr Batter
unp pertraue unicre Ssr;er, peIde Ou
fir Die Susenp cr;csen ball.
Oils Der Matrple nit rielem Bill tes
reits wierer atserelit mar, lhien es Ger
6amilis, ais pb Ger Druid unc pie !0ers
sensqual Elm wenis na6sela6en battle.
Der Slater lcIte nit scrub unc Ser
traucn warten; Wutter uno Sinner
MOLTEN wetteifsrn in ibren Semiibuns
gen.
OaS llns:if Gobert'S bilrete cine
@pAe lang ras 6amllienseiprdH ibrtr
"lpssnannten Sreunpe. Wtan bsflaste
unp ~bepausrts spar bic arme Samilte,
aber Niemanp STae!e bic Sbrle, UNI bell
fcnp bei;ulprinsen.- Die sutsn, armen
4eute ! Sur auf iid lelbit waren unc
blisben iie ansepeiien, UNI cas 3isl su
erreiden, ras ie lt6 sprseitsdt batten.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22
EranfrciM.

Die iransoli9e 9lbseOrbneten : &ammer
~caiiirte am Z. Die @abl bes Sonapartiiten
YeprouIe. Dies JteiuItat war p~oraus;u:
lebsn benn es lit ia Yraris bel Der rspubli.
canil6en Mebrbsit, paB ie bic @abl zines
Mitsliebss Der bonapartiitii9en Iartsi psr'
ni9tst, wsnn bieielbe nur anseio9teu wirb.
Die Hspublitaner firdten bic Yonaparti:
fen %oiisnbar nod INNER anb smar msbr.
ais iis einseteben, unb bic Inbdnser bes
iunssm Irtiuerie: Qisutsnants pon Gbisle.
BURT entwideln aud in ben parliamentary
idsn &dmpfen cine 8rauour, bic bentlit
seist, baB iie lire Sa9e nidt ais cine per-
lorene anisben. @enn @ambetta pom Der
6duIniB bes 8aiiertbums ipri4t, 10 nsnni
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22
Sd)iucjs.

Sn Sesug ouf BEN Sau Der ct. @ott.
barotbabn erfdbrt man, baB Die itaIienii3e
Re9ieruns ii9 weisert, an Der s~peiten ins
ternationalen Gonferens fir Die &eorgani;
iation bieies llnternebmsns ii3 Su betbeilis
gen. Die italienii9e @ntwort auf Die
i6peiSerii9e GinIaoung benabm ieSe SOiis
hung auf peitere SiIfe BON Oieier Seite.
Oaour9 wirb Der &econitructionsplan Der
@ottbarSt:S abns@ eisai9aft, wel9er cine
reue Staatsunter itiitunS BON so Wtiuio:
men 6rancs in gusiidt uabm, gang bin.
fdaig. Niemano weiB su iagen, ME ii@
II paS SdldiaI Der bsOrdnsten unterneb:
mlila aeifalten weroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-08-22

Die 9iesenidaften bes Sersoss Don
Utornp, Der BEL Der Nusfiibruns oes Staatsz
ltrei9es Die erite Stole ipielte unb obne
pel9en Souis Napoleon i9werlid &aiier
seporoen mdbre, muroen am %. Suli Of
fsntli6 uerlteisert. Sbslei9 Serielbe Dor
Dem Staatslt rei9 bis iiber bic Sbren perz
l6uloet mar uno mad bemielben bas @elb
nit pollen Sdnoen UNI it9 mari, betrdgt
Der @ertb ber' 9iesenidaften bes Ieritors
benen, pie es ii5 bel Der Seriteiseruus berz
ausseitelt, bod iber 10 Wsiaionen Doll
lars. Mfan fam oana9 ermeilen, mas es
6ranfrei9 folten uirb, penn es cine Der
friiberen Opnaitien suridberufen ober gar
cine neue 9riinoen ioute.