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Tuesday, JIM II. 1S7e.

within legal hours. commencing at II M. the
following described property. to-wit: Fix
tqres7,Consisting Of show cases. candy Jars,
stands, mat, buckets, water trough. mirrors
lace curtains, plated counter scales, shelving,
counter, desk, clock. oil paintings, buckets,
Kitchen range and utensils, generator for
making soda water, ice cream tubs and
meeLeIs' soda fountains, stove and pipe,
pltehers, saueers, knives, forks, spoons. ete
Also stock Of candies, cakes, pasteboard
poxeS lot candy, cake ornaments, J apkins,
tOHels, etc ect., now in house No. 283 Main
street, known as "Howard's."
Terms OF Sale-0ne-third cash; balance in
forty-fye and ninety days. Notes with per.
sonal security required, bearing interest from
date at . per cent. Lien retained, etc.
This June %, 1876.
EDMUND A. COLE, Q. and NJ.
By r. ]. BLACK, ID. G. and n,
j. e. Bigelow, Geo, Gillian, and Randolnb
Hammond 4 Jordan, Attorneys. i0i.116
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&6OO.OOO.
Thos, P. Porter, ex-Gov. KY, Gen. Manager
Positively No POstpOmemenI.
OF GIFTS
Total. 11.156 Gifs,,al Cash ..,,-..S6O0, OeO
PRICE OF TICKETS:

PhIUE Uf
Whole Tickets, s12; Halves, Sc; Quarters, So;
9 Tickets, 800; 2H Tickets, $500; 46A Tick
cts, $500 95A Tickets, $1,000. 1900 Tickets
at Sl2 each.
Remittances can be made by Express, Draft,
Postofice Money order or Registered Letter,
made payable 10 kentucky Cash Dis
tribuItOn Company.
All communications connected with the
distribution and orders for Tickets, and APP
plications Of Agents 10 sell Tickets, should be
addressedt to
HON, THOS. p. PORTER,
General Manager, Frankfort, Ky,
@-llSdkw
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Chancery Court Of Shelby county-J. E. BiVe-
low vs.. Chas. Howard ct al.
r., VIRTUE OF AN INTERLOOUT0RY
~ decree for sale, entered in the above
cause on the 9th day Of June. 1876. / will sell
az public auction. 70 the highest bidder, at
NO. IS Min EtrnaL- Mamnhia Tam On
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PRESCRIPTION FREE

NOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF SEMINAL
L weakness. lost manhood and all disorders
brought on by indiscretions or excess. Any
druggist has the Ingredients. Addrosss.DA.
WILSON x CO., Box 296, .New York.
SNViii-k-eNd
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Clothing Department
KAHN q FREIBERG.
Corner Of Main aud Poplar.

CooLEsT place in the city-Converse' s
Billiard Parlor. lO4t
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SID Cooks Billiard Parlor is the place
to pass a pleasant hour. 59-f
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lfOR POSTERS, SHOW BILLS. CARDS,
l. Circulars, etc.. gotten up with the la,es,
style Of types and on superior paper o. any
Desired color. so TO the Lcdgetohoe AMI "a
'''ne stock aud prices.
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URT OF July HATS.
Cohen has just received another lot Of
hats, such as Harvards, 0xfords, Derbys,
for men and boys, the latest styles, and
yet the cheapest. Any man or boy can
buy a hat at the prices he sells them at,
l07 COHEN, 2l9 Main street.
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Monday, July 3. 1876,

at 70 o'clock m. for the purpose Of e%lecting
DELEGATES to represent said county in the
GubernatoIial Convention to assemble at
Nashville on the 9th day Of August, 1875.
BY order Of the Democratic and COnserva-
tive Executive Board of Shelby county.
IRVING HALSEY, Chairman.
Il. ]. KARI Secretary 1Q3-l0i
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Wall Paper and window Shades,
m endless variety,
MARCUS JONES,
100 900 second Street
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LEMP's St. Louis lager at Phil Fransi-
oils, opposite postofioe. LOG
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THE CITY.

The best Soda and Mead in
Memphis, sc. at Bartee's, 32S
Main street. So I
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MOntVale Springs.
RLnnNT CnTNTY. TENN.


TsNOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF
i guests, and will be maintained in a style
worthy the patronage of q discriminating
public, at Reduced Rates Of board, as
follows: Per day, 50 50; ser single week,
Sl2 so; for three weeks or Logger, $40 per
week, Children and servants half price.
' The marked beneficial results attending the
use If these waters in functional diseases of
tho Liver. Bowels, Kidneys and skin, and the
cure Of UhrOnic Diseases, attest thelr medical
RourE.-Leave Memphis via Memphis Rnd
Charleston railroad ats PM, reach Knox
Vile without change Of cars at 1918 pm. next
day. connecting with the Z. and G. r. X. at
$3.50 pm, and reach Montyale to tea, Time
81 hours. Round trip ticket, $50.
Refer to Jas. Elder, b, M. Estes, Hon; W.
AZ. smith, Col. r. p. Duncan, Capt. X. Z.
Williamson, Capt. Mathes and Others.
Address Vhho. . fropr Il
T7-1N
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John Hollands Gold Pens.
The largest assortment in the city.
Call and see them at Mansford's los
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Soda the celebrated New
Orleans Mead, at FIOyd's, csc
Main street. 95t
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For fine candies and choice
cOnfectlOns, fresh every day.
go 10 FIOyd's, 236 Main st. 95t
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Ice cold Soda and Mead, sc.
at Bartee's, 32S Main st. 58t
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POLITICAL
Mass Meeting.

PURSUANT TO A CALL MADE BY THE
j Democratic State Executive Committee, a
Mass Meeting of the Democratic and Con.
seryative voters of Shelby county will be held
At Exposition Building in Memphis,
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We Beat EN- All.
Cuban Figaros, 2 for &c.
Cuban Figaros, 2 for sc.
lO4tl FRANK & DEssAUER, 2O6 Main.
HYDARANT HOSE cheap cheap
leg Browne, 263 Second street.


Fourth OF July Celebration.
The Committee on Centennial cele.
bratiou on the 4th of July most earnestly
request all trades to participate in the
procession. either on foot or in wagons,
and to make such display while in pro-
cession as they may. deem advisable.
By order of the Committee.
LOG MARTIN COHEN, Sec'y.
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LEGAL
lR- 2z65.l
CHANCERY SAID

Fixtures, Showcases, Stock, Etc.
AT
Charley HOward's, 2ss Main street.
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RACES.

London, Sept. 29-The Newmark-
ct October handicap WAS won to-day
by Newport, With Lima 4second and
Etshypae third. American horse and
msteran in the race, but finished
among the last.
LORD NAY r.
Sir Thos. White, member Of the
board Of aldermen for the ward OF
Postsoker, was to-day elected lord
mayor of London.
/. MILAN SHALL NOT BE KING.
Vienna, Sept. 29.-Court Andrassy
has demanded from the Sertian agent
"a written statement positively declar-
ing that Prince Milan has refused 10
adopt the royal title. Gen. Sum
arokoff has been instructed by the
Car 10 obtain a similar distinct re-
nunciation from Prince Milan at Bel
grade. Gear. AndrassY has notified
the Servian government that the
Austria consul will quit Belgrade il
Prince Milan accepts The royal title.
London, Sept. 30-The Standards
correspondent near Deligrsd tele
graphs tha, the battle Thursday was
u glorious
VICTORY FOR THE TURKS.
The Turkish army WAS all day under
FIRE from he whole line Of the Ser
wan redoub,s and batteries which
stretch in a semi-circle OF twenty
miles and have a hundred guns
mounted
In the Afternoon, the Turks assumed
the offensive and defeated the Ser.
vians, iuhic.ing enormous losses.
The Times Belgrade dispatch says
the situation continues gloomy, and
becomes
MORE COMPLICATED.
The only chance Of peace is Turkey 5
agreement to the conditions proposed
BY the powers.
London, Sept. 30-The Times cor
Iresdondent says accounts Of oper-
ations at the front are confused.
BOTH SIDES CLAIMED THE VICTORY
on Thursday. The Servians are con-
structing winter quarters. Should
the war continue there will be moth.
ing but raids during the winter.
Field operations must be deferred un-
ltil spflng, when the war party cxpecl
Russia will be on the ground for thu
great campaign which is 10 bring her
10 Consiantiroplc.
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tore public c,edit alta aat1,iain IL,
-ionai hoaei, aiil The latc iiSeal ar
raAg netis, hy Which ttnte bundled
nlifosof bolsis, have been placed 1t
4 per cent interest and eq,nval, n,
amount oi six @cTeeni Bonds retired,
r,hns Swing ftauf 4ni ohe hall millions
interest moncy annually, meet APP
ptosal by the republican, par'y; sixth,
desire ~ eSpless abaorrence and
.plac~ tic seal ol condemnation on
The. oIemen, IN the democratic party
Which, iustihes the slaughter-at Ham.
bnrgh, South Carolinia, which looks
With cemplaceney on the bntcsieties
ut Clonshatta, La. which endorses the
dispacemcnt OF l3aion soldiers and
establish's conledeFates IN positions, ],
seventh, dlsdainiully reject the state
tttt-tats !. .alaifnlm
made at 81. I.auis.
{, .A,tesVluti0n Was introduced fCG0m-
tat4ls. with
the Iaion Pacific railroad be entitled
10 the same advantages without dis
crimiuaiion Of any kind in fsspr OF
business of any such connecting rail
roads OF said Union Pacific; that the
l'nion Pacific ought 10 carry business
over its line from whatever point re,
ceycd ~ Pre- rata Of lis own through
tariff on siiniisr business. The reso-
luton f.vors legislation ID create lhis
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M1sCELLAHEoUs
STOCKS 1uMBLISG.

Philadelphia, Sept 2a.-The ,um-
bic OF Reading railroad stock or
"Wednesday FROM Al 10 324 entailed
q heavy loss on many holders, aud to-
day $ transactions are still more dis
astrous. Wednesdays market closed
vt 324 and though yesterday WAS !.
holiday the market did not recover
but opened 1t 81 and sold down as
low as 25, being n a. 1890. |, is
feared That many investors and hold
eIs Of stocks will Le ,uined.
THE EXPOSITION.
The cash receipts for admission to
the exposition yesterday were slls,-
74l.
There are rumors to-day, bu, uncon.
firmed, Of serious and even
FATAL ACCIDENTS
on, some of the railroads last evening
III the movements Of the vast crowd
from the grounds.
San Francisco, Sept. %. The Val.
lejgo savings and commercial bank
SUSPENDED
yesterday, caused by financial en-
barassment OF the president, Gen. J. B.
Friskie, who has been unfortunate in
stock speculations. The assets of the
bank are stated to be upwards OF
s550,0oO; Indebtedness, 1926, 900.
The suspension is expected to be
temporary.
| Washington, Sept. 26-.Capt. Simp.
son, Of the U. 8. steamer Omaha
writes the navy department unde,
date Of Qua, aquifecuanor, September
| 10, that he arrived there on the 9Th
4 instanr, and found the city in the
midst Of
AREvoLUTIoN,
the general in command Of the troop.
in the city having issued pronuncia
mento 10 that, effect, with the sup
port Of the troops and apparentl,
with the consent Of the people.
BABcocK.
4 Mr.. Riddle, for the government
commenced the closing argument ,hi
| afternoon in the Babcock. Somervill
safe-burglary conspiracy case, whicl
maybe given TO the jury to-day.
BANK SUSPENDED.
4 New York, Sept. 29.,-The suspeu
sion of the New Amsterdam au
Bond street savings bank has pre-
2 duced quite an excitement anon
l. smaller depositors in the different say
ings institutions, and At the tip,e tn
banks opened for business this morr
{ ing the counter were surrounded b
. people anxious to Withdraw their d,
posiis. "
, RECEIVER WANTED.
The Post states tha. It learns tbs
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POLITICAL
Lincoln, Neb, Sept % The res
oIuti6ns adopted BY the

Lincoln, Neb, Sept. %. The res
oIuuons adopted BY the
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION,
to-day, first endorsed the nominations
made at Cincinnati; pledge Nebraska
10 Hayes aud Wheeler by a large
majorily; second, endorse the plat
form OF principles eaunciaied 10y the
republican .national convention al
! Cincinnati; third, affirm that the re-
publican party stands pledged tn
the principles Of the equnity Of all
citizens beforc=t!,c law without r.
gard to color or nationality fourth,
commend the leRisl. ion oil congress
Ithe orders oil Presidtnt Grant, ard
the action OF the attorney general III
! his letter of INSTRUCTIONS 10 United
fStafes marslais, TO inforce the laws
sxnd protect citizens in perfprmsnce oi
pol p, i.4l rights: filth ililhesitali y
! endorce the fnane,al policy of the
government in it's successful efforts to
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London, Sept. 20 The Newmark
et October handicap WAS won to-day
by Newport, With Lima ssecond and
tshyp.e third. American horse and
msteran in the race, but finished
among the last.
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PUBLISHER IMPRISONED.

Paris, Sept, 29-zTlie publisher Of
ths Tribune, radical newspaper, has
been sentenced TO three months' i'm
pfisenment for an article insulting
religion.
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st. Lonis Going to Nave y "Cen-
t&nnial."
Quarantine Being Strictly En-
forced Against Yellow Fever
Towns.
FOREIGN.

Belgrade, Sept. .225-The Servian
forces under General Tchernayeff aud
Papovich simultaneously
ATTACKED THE TURKS
Thursday morning, and drove them
beyond Teschilzo. During the en-.
gagement, the Servian artillery fred
seven caissons Of gunpowder in the
Turkish. ammunition depot. The ex-
plosion caused fearful
HAVOC AMONG TIE TURKS.
Gen. Harvatovach made flank
movement, and occupied the heights
in the rear of the Turkish position It
is stated that the Turkish army is now
threatened ON three sides, viz: Cen
eral Tchernayef, with the bulk Of the
Seryian army, threatens their front
Gen. Papovich, their lef, wing, and
Gen. Hxrvstovich, their rear. The
fighting lasted until o'clock last
night, and WAS resumed this m.rning.
sT1LL F1GHrING.
A despatch from Nish, daied yes
terday, says since 4:3O this morning
there has been continuous cannon:
ade in the direction of Alexinatz,
THE CARS MESSENGER.
Vienna. Sept. 29.-Thc Cars aid
de-camp will pass through Belgrade
on his return to Russia, and have ar
interview with Prince Milan.
unN-rx,Sy,p,,s pn,,,,,.x
1t is reported that Montenegro ha.
sen, a reply identical with Servia
refusing to renew a suspension Of hos
tilities.
s. GREcIAN AFFAIRS.
Copenhagen, Sept. 29.-lt is Of
6ci.lly announced that he return o
King George to Greece has been in
definitely postponed. The announ:
cement causes a great sensation. i
is rumored that the king has demand
ed a cession of Crete to Greece an,
the rectihcation of the frontier IN
Epirus and Thessaly.
TWEED, JR.
London, Sept. 29.-The Angle
American Times says the man who
at the time of Tweed's departure fror
Vigo was stopping At the hotel they
under the name of Sands, turned ou
to be Wm. Tweed, Jr.
PUBLISHER IMPRISONED.
Paris, Sept. 29-vThe publisher {
the j Tribune, radical newspaper, hs
been sentenced TO three months' ilr
pfisenneht for an article insultin
4 religion.
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MAIL. MATTERS.

Cincinnatt, Sept. s9-1he postal
raIIfroua4 u,isstotr met At the Grand
hotel Friday, and totk considers 81 slee.
testimony, chiefly from employees OF
the Cincinnati postofliec, favorable to
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London, Sept. 29-The Anglo
American Times says the man who,
at the time of Tweeds departure from
Vigo was stopping a, the hotel there
under the name of Sands, turned ou,
to be Wm. Tweed, I.
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belgrade, Sc. .g5-The Servian
forces under General Tcheruayef aud
Papovich simultaneously
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-N *---'-'---'a'' :
,la. IA, .,.,l seryife ia, session
Will he ..,,ts,.,,,,ti i ,o-,,j.5ef5=u -
w-a.,,; - "a -. -. {, ,.,
5nf O,pohar ma,t S,,rv,es v,li b, chm.
meecea on ao,,,s zoo rediles which
were let utlder regular advertisements
3lst OF July las,, tlls,s completing
the entire system 6F mail ttausportn-
,ion in every si,,le ard ,erritt,y Of
the United States. s
rxrns,,,ox ,w,rns
,,,.,,, .a !,
'iA'
Steni5,l co,nnniss;c,, bat wr,,ts,,-,,,,arts ;
OF the Judges upon Which awards 10
exhibitors are based, will lie published
in groups as. approved by rio com
mission, aud as speedily as they can
be prepared. The ret4n.t-far- elnll
group will he prcfaeel by a state
mcnt oI princiI1tes TI5T5Fl " ficit fTicit1
system nf axarnS is has.
ed, with the names and rules for
the guidance Of the groups jurv.
Every exhibitor receiving an award
WIN oe ch''''ea' upon app cation 'e
'eP''l' upon MS eA"'o''
MYSTERIOUS DEATH
Cficsgo, Sept. % \ Young
woman who registered at the Gard
nicr Hou, as Mis- Ella Wool, pf 81.
Paul, and who claimed 10 be a
daughter Of Aruak maker il s..
P.uI, d cd al that hotel this morning,
after brief illness. i'el.grams were
sent to ST. Paw, HI, no ans wcrs have
yet been received -,-s-
DEATH AT THE WHEEL.
Louisville, Sept. 20. Fred. K
Woriman. farmer, with, attempting
10 adjust 4 leather bansl-os = ily wheel
in Louis kriJgef's lannery, to day,
cansht -up hy The hnnd IN sone
unknown way, ard whirlel around at
the rate Of sixty revolutions per min
-u.e. His head and all parts Of his
BODY were smashed 10 l.ily and cut
no.,are's Oh sha'' pieces
ST. Louis FN'R.
paa', ,,,,. ~ :. ~ - ,,.,,, 80 !,
ex!,;hi,;n, Al No 800. !, ,ha -.
h,h;,;nn ,,.;Ia;,rs ,,a..,.1 20,
s,,, - : : .,;;' 's'
If E,.o,,. ,,an' M y,,l,l,, ..,,,,,a ~
hae, ,lea,, - .nd ,a,n,,ora, :. ,", 1870 -
~" ~, ,aNs, ! ~ w, 'e"'i,1' a,y 1na''e's
If ne s,oel, a,',,,r laac;,, - a,',.,o 49,
lions ~ ~ bnrs. e. Nm la -.
,,s,, ,,,1,s go ~, n..,.,,. ~
- '' - - -
N'sl'A' is's-
Galveston, Sept ~ Alssces from
northern and norlhvestcfn lsSas e
poft gfasshopper INVASION. ~ so1ne
counties they are destroying segeta-
la''on. " heat sowing ls DELAYED ,ni-
tn u IS ascefialned whether the Top
pefs VIII rs'na'ne long enough 10 De.
post lheT eggs.
BNsG BALI.
t.,.a., Hill ky S.,, 3o .,;S
yili,s 3. Bos,ous no,l,,nq
FIRE.
Aii"a'laee, Sept ~ Sparta, II
tins state, WIS slsttrd bya sefioti-
hte late last night, which destroyed
the frelnont House, Lee y ialmer''
4
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Chicago, Sept. 20 y Young
woman who registered at the Gard
nier Hpu as Mis- Ella Wool, uf ST.
Paul, and who claimed 70 be q
daughter Of u Aruuk maker III s..
Paul, d cd al that holcl this morning,
after hrirf illness i'el,.grams were
sent TO ST PAU, hut no ans wcrs have
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ST. Louis FNfR,
VI IfApIoS

Galveston, sept. % Aly.ces from
northern ard Northwestern Texas r.
port a grasshopper INVASION. III some
counties they arc destroying yegeta-
Nta,ion. Nhea. sowing is DELAYED un-
til II is ascefiaineil whether the 'iop-
pefs will remain. long enough 10 le.
posit their eggs.
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LORD NAY R.

Sir Thos. White, member Of the
board Of aldermen for the ward oI
Postsokcr, was to-day elected lord
mayor of London
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08
Observation-Disclosures

8ew0bnItde Situns.-8ie &C.
-r6bnlid sins cine 9lnsabl Yetitionen au.'
qrt Elm, u,eiit Steuern. unb Strabenanse:
~'csenbeiten. 8ir bebsn beruor: Bribsei
Siro iu9t fir Gntiddoisuns mad, neil iie
lid pe,Iette, inSem ie Sur6 einen ible6'
ten Seitenwes gum SturS fam. Die mo:
natIiden 8eridte sinsen elm. Wir erieben
,araus, oaB fir StraBenunterbaIt int per:
foGenen Ronat s2s7.lo aussesebsn muir:
Oen. 6ensIers Nntra5 fur GrOfInuns bon
Sroa6 Street 1925 aus,upsrfen. ruarb sc.
nebmist. Der itdbtiide 9lnpalt beridtetc
sesen bas @efud bss ySursieaI Snitituts",
Ipoourd sewiiie 8orredte uerIanst wurcen.
2luf Glo. Hier'S sntras wuroe beidloHsr
mebr SdIaud fir bic Sprisen ansuidaf:
fen. Bib. Ouislsp's antras, Baibinston
anS Sadion Sauare nit 2 SOD Wtiit gu
oiinsen, warO ansenommsn. Der Stabt:
maribaq murbe anse pieisu cine Surp ;u,
iammen;urufen, um ben S9aSeu gu ida:
sen, Der ourd Die @rOfiuuns elmer StruBl
in Oorsan's Aobition entitebt. Na9 Sc:
nebmi9uns elmer 9telbe sc .dnunsen uertastt
ii6 Der Stabtratb.
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@eonto 1T IN, gube !

Der bO4w'i te General Sicar Yrajil
Don Des Woines felt Senator Wurpbp's
&atbolieismus in e,usm Iriifsl on oas Oes
Roines State &esiltet" in Elm eisentbam.
I@es 2iSt. Rurpbp 1T elmer BON jenen.
peI@e ibre Oltsrpfi4ten iabrslanS ui9'
erfiut babsn uno ii@ trosoem RatbeIiten
nennsu. That wont do! SoI4e Ratbolifeu
ftnb gut ben &atbOlieismus in Se,rui 3u
brinssn!
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Den Cdumigen Sa6feru,

b. ;. bensn, Die aber ell Sabrim &idltanoe
iinb, knben mir in Sutunft mouatIid
asdnunsen. Oieienisen, Die iber suej
Sabre i9ulben unb ibre Announcements:
Setrdse ni3t lnnsrbulb zines Monates
mad gmpians Der &eanuus i4iden, ose'
bic sas 2ssatt o6me 6eSagit aGGeffeIGen,
betra9tsn mir oils S9winoler uaO pn6li:
sirea mouatfiG oereu Namem. llnier'
@ebnto 1T am gnOel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08
Sier in Dubuque tsnnt wobl jsbs

9ier in Dubuque fennt wobl jebss
&inb 9errn y. Gefsr, unieru 9anpsmann.
Seit LANCER GET mar 6rau 0eder, Die
So9ter pom &. Websr BON babie,, iebr
trdnteIno. 0err 0efsr, benz Die Seioen
leiner Srau tief gu bergen sln9en, wanOts
Ques on, UNI ibr Die @elunOheit pieosr gu
perI3afien. Oa mon cine 0erGnoeruna
,es GIima's fur notbwenbis belt, 10 sinseu
Der @emabl uab Der Batter nit ibr mad
Dem Siben, mad atlanta, Georgia. 9ln
10. Sanuar quartierten iis ii9 i'm v&imbal
9ans" Elm, mo 6rau Osfer am na1lten Gage
itarb. Wie II bic y@alsna @aSstte' or:
3dblt, rednete ibnen Der @aitbaussebe,
$ls. iir II Gag &oit unb eOsis; baseseu
mare am @nbe ni6t uiel 81 iusen seweisn.
Sic beSublten bic g,Q unb slaubtsn ba:
nit ibre S9uIoisfeit setban gu baben. 0od
oas mar cine 3te9nuns obne ben 8irtb.
Dtan iteae ii9 nor, ME Serr Oeder lid
%punbsrte, als if N Der Sufwirtb nod cine
&e9nuns fir $50 einbanoiste. fir S9a:
ben, ben CT e~rIitten, neil Srau 0eder in
ieinem Sauie seito'bsn. ginitimmis er:
tldrten Dsder d 8eber bieie Re9nuns uIs
elnen S4winbeI, ben lie ME be,ablen mir.
ben. 5rau Oeder babe ibre eisens geoie:
nuns 9ebabt iie ieien teine @iiaioudre &C.
bod es balf ni4ts. Sober Don ibnen
muBte Die S25 bledsn Sin gaifpirtb, Der
&unoen auf Die Dirt beitisblt, 1T ni3t wertb,
baB i'm bic Come bei9eine!
@ir eonooIiren 9errn g. 9eder & q.
Weber fir ben berben Yerluit! giosen is
benielben fid ni4t gu tisf gu Ser3sn seben
Iaiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08

2ltdt gertnge5 An,ieyen ma3t Die
Serbaftuns Der Soma vSieneumutter", Der
frau Supper in 0turiboItown, Die ii3 uIs
SiensnSldte,in, Sariifelerin, Ssrtre:
term Der Weibsrrs9te unb Gemperenslerin,
einen gfamen Sema9t bat. Sic 1T a!s
Sal 1eriu entIalpt. Sic bot auI 0e6.
ieln Die .Jtamen Oes Sulgermeilte,s Bar
roius uno oes Gr SeuItuls !)arlan bis gu
einem Sctrage uOn $4,000 unO bic 9tamen
Oes 9errn Sobn 9oyopn uno Oes aUuotas
ten 4latt Snrtb Don pabter ilr $1,000 &C..
idll9t. l8le ibr 6reunoe beDaupten, lOu
ne Oieie 6Gll9un9m III elner Our1 usber:
ar6eitunS beruorSerufsnen aule9uns uou.
bra9t baben, bod l1slni biele rWabnlians:
tbtorie" wenis ltl9Daltts bel Dem umltanOe,
oaB lie i9on t,iber, na6 ibrem eisenen
Seltdnonille, @e9leI Sefall9t bat, ieood
INNER i'm Stauoe mar, olsislben Dor Der.
faa einSu!Oien. Die Gaat in Monticelo,
Uelde Die nit Dem 1iamen pom 0oOsoon
uno Smitb sefdll4ten We9iel e%inlOlte,
u~erIiert bierOur@ $1,000. 0ur3 bieliss
BANTER, bsnen Die 4Ssa iel prdlsnti,t MUIR:
Den, tamen ole 6aIi9unsen OIL ben Gag,