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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-24
RaIIaf WIlhnnI : noninr

Though we would by no means be under
stood as deprecating, but rather as recon-
mending, professional aid In disease, there
arc maltitudes Of instances when Il Is neithur
necessary or easy to obtain A family pfd-
yided With . comprehensive household spo-
cifc like Hostetter'a Stomach Bitters. is pos-
fe,scd Of a medicinal resource adequate to
most emetgenoiSs in which medical adyice
would be Otherwise needful. Thai sterling
totic and corrective invariably remedies, and
Is authorltatiyely recommended for debility,
Of body. urinary and uterine troubles, incipi-
emit rheumatism and govt, and many other
ailments Of fTeaueht occurrence. II eradi.
ea;eS and prevents intermitt mt and remit
tent fevers. relieves mental d~espondency,
chicks premature decay, and ipVieorates The
nervous and muscular themes. Sleep, diRes-
ton and appetite are promoted By il, and Il ID
extremely Vgaiul ID OVERCOMING the effects 81
exhaustion and exposure.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-24
ZION Cnha.

HAVANA, January 24-Advices from
Gan Domingo 10 the lllh state thst Pres
idsnt Baez has adopted o conciliatnry
msasure, ueItter executing, imprisoning
or h%aniahing political a%ntagonista-
The present government Of Hsyii re
pudiates the loan made by Frenchmon
10 President Domiugoes.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-24
Y TeIegrams.

CAIRO, Jan. "a -Arrivsd-Scheuck
New Orleans, 10 pm Sherlock, New
0rleans, l am ; St. Genevievs, Vicks-
burg, 5; James D. Parker, Memphis, 6;
Golddust, Louisville, 6; Mary Houston,
New Orleans, I. Departed--Sherlock
aud Schenck, Cincinnati, 2 am; Par.
ker, Cincinnati, s; Golddu0t, New Or
leans, Ii. Clear aud cold.
CINCINNATI, January 24.-River fall.
ing. Clear, windy and cold.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-24
PUBLIC A MOVE.

The need Of a public library has
been long felt and admitted in
Memphis. All efforts to establish
one have, after q partial success,
proved total failures. There is
nothing that answers the deacrlp-
ton of a public library in the city
except that of the Bar Association,
which consists entirely of law books
and is accessible only to members
Of the bar, The Mercantile Library
Association opened with a flourish
of trumpets three or four years ago
and never has been heard Of since.
The corporation doubtless has a
chartered existence, but has long
since ceased TO discharge its func.
tons. The hall is no lougor lighted
at nights and the books collected
slumber undisturbed on dust,
shelves. The causes Of this failure
are not easily understood. The
fact is what we are dealing witt
now. Memphis is SO distinctly &
commercial city that literary asso.
Citations and lyceums are Of a slow
and stunted growth. We have q
rush Of business about half the
year, when those who are able and
have the taste cannot give any time
to mental culture, and then We
have six long, hot months, when d
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-24
RAILROAD.
MEMPHIS 3 MTTLE ROCK R.R.
shrOt Line to Arkansas and Texas.


Leaves. Arrives.
Mail train, daily ........~5.0 pm. lilo pm.
Accommodation train,
l,unday excepted ..-.S; 90 am. us p m.
Passengers going on this road will take
trains at the depot Of the Louisville, Nash.
Vile aud Great Southern railroad. Mail
trains make close connection at Armenia fol
points Oh the Little Rock and Fort Smith
railroad and at Little Rock with the Cairo
and Fulton railroad for points In Southwest
Arkansas and Texas.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on all night
trains.
Far tickets and information apply at Ticket
oficos 81 and 2SI Main street. and at depol
foot Of Washington street. or at Louisville,
Nashville and Great Southern railroad depot
or TO the underlined.
II. A. WILLIAMS. Pass. AT Memphis.
! NJ. q. JAY. q. P. AVID I. Ag't, Little Rock,
w. Il. SMITH, SUIT, Memphis Tenn.
! l23-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-24

MARDI-GRAs or Shrove Tuesday,
comes on the 18th Of February;
Ash Wednesday, the commence
ment of the lenten season, comes
on st. Valentines Day, and con-
gress begins to count the electoral
vote on the same day. The man of
sentiment, religious devotion and
political ~procllvities who gets
through all these without getting
thoroughly mixed or making a
mistake will be entitled to three
medals.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-24
Trustee. sale.

AT PLUM POINT, DEs0TO COUNTY,
"A Mics, an the G'n day az Febr0a y,
1877. | will. IS Trustee. expoze to publ c
sale to the highest bidder, for cash. a certain
number Of mules, horses. hogs. cattle, q lot Of
corn, one wagon, two barouches, all the store,
house fixtures. BOOKS and accounts. Said
property conveyed to me. as Trustee, BY John
M. Mcdonald to satisfy certain claims in favor
Of Sledge, Mckay X Co.. and sold in pursu'
anee Of said trust deed.
VIM. NJ sLEDGE. JR Trustee.
MEMPHIS. 1ENH.. January q. 1871 ll2l-l3l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-24
N U REQUIEx MASS.

The annual requiem mass for the TepoSs Of
the soul Of Mrs. AsEA MARIA THERESA FUCHS,
mother Of Alexander and Victor D. Fuchs,
who died January. 1876. will be held at St.
Mary'E Catholic church. Thursday morning,
the 18th inst. at Q O'clock. The friends of the
decsased ana the fam " are invited to attend.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-24
Attachment Notice.
Before 3. w. Caldwell. j. p, Shelby county
Tenn. Henrietta Cromwell VS., Ii. B. Ron.

Before 3. W. Caldwell. j. P, Shelby county,
Ienn'-Henrietta Cromwell VS.. IL. B, Rob
eTsOn.
IN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENT
4 having been sued out under section 1886 of
tho Cooe Of Tennessee, and returned by the
proper officer levied upon the property Of tbS
defendant, and affidavit having been made
mat the defendant is Justly indebted to the
eighty seven dollars, duo by account. and
seat the defendant IS a nonresident Of tie
otate o. tennessee it is therefore ordered thnt
the tald defendant make his personal ar
Rsarance before me on the I'D Of Februargy
,a't,at ~ o'eiock an, at my office, No. IL
NJ Court st. in the city Of Memphis, Tenn,
nhe defend said attachment suit, within tie
time prescribed by law, or the sane will 30
proceeded with OK parte; aud that a copy of
weeks in tho Public Ledger.
This 22d day Of January, 1871.
- lSs. 2.l4l y W. CALDWELL. j. P.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-24
American Rinemen challenged,

NEW YoRK, JanusrY 24.-TThe lrl1h
Rifle Association has again challenged
the American marksmen to match for
the championship to take place in Ire
land the coming reason.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-24

SPRINeFIELB, January "a. - At the
thirty fifth ballot Lawrence received Sc;
Davis, 81; Hsines, I; Logan, 2; Cullom,
l; Parish, l; Baker, l; Ingersoll, /;
Raum, /; Bsveridge, L.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-24
MARREED.

the resi-
dence Of j. j. Robinson, on fernando road,
at 2 o'clock pm e, Tuesday, January %, 1877,
BY Rev. ]. D. Stewart, Judge J. M. MoDoS-
AID, Of Ashland, Mics, aud Mrs. EMXA j.
WILLIAMSON, Of this city. No cards.
jackson, Tenn, papers please copy.l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-24

commencing at u m, the following described
property, to-wi,: a lot Of trunks, boxes and
other baggage which were retained by 0'Ban.
non 4 Morris ss security Tor various bills due
weres proprietors Vt said Hotel, now in said
baggage-roOm
Terms Of sale Cash.
This january q, 1871.
n. =. PHILLIPS, Assignee.
Harris, McKissiok 4 Turley, Attorneys.
IOk-12
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sToCIkS.

A Member Of the Stock Exchange
win execute orders for the purchase or sale 81
stocks, bonds and gold on moderate margins.
Oommiss, ons IS per each 100 shares. Stock
privileges negotiated on responsible parties
only. Correspondence solicited.
Henry Merriam, Member Am Mining and
Stock exchange, IS Wall st., N. Y. Refer
enco, D. r. Mangam, Esq, President Ma
tionAl Trust Co., N, Y. le0d-d&w-ll-xxlv.l Il
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-24
Three UhlIdren surned 20 Deatn

HAMILTON, 0Sr January 24.-Two
children suffocated and one fatally
burned by the burning Of P. CuIharo's
residence last night.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-24
Assignev's sale q Baggage, Etc.

r.. &3l -Chancery Court Of Sholby Count
Morris.
pY VIRTUE OF A DECREE FOR SALE
- entered in the above cause July Ii, 1876. 1
will proceed to sell at public auction to tho
highest bidder, in front Of the bagRage-room
Of the Peabody Botel, Memphis, Tenn, on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-24

The subscription price Of the PUB
Lie LEDGER is IS per aanam for
The Daily, and 81 per annam for the
Weekly free.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-24
Indications.

WASHINGTON, January N-In Ten.
nessee and the Ohio valley, rising and
higher barometer, northerly to westerly
winds, generally colder and clear weather
will prevail.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-24
THE CITIZEN MUST PROTECT HIMSELF
WHEN THE Law FAILS.

the safety of lie and properly
They defy the law and resist its ex-
ecution. A weak and innocent
woman, trudging home with the
fruits of a days toll for her family,
was stricken down by the hand OF
an unknown assassin a few nights
ago, and numerous crimes have
been committed within a week.
The fear of going to the poniten-
tiary does not deter criminals
who see convicts soing at liberty on
The streets in striped clothes, and
who know that escape is a matter
Of legs and nerve. A bold and
successful burglary Saturday night
was followed by the arrest of all
concerned except one, John VIII
liams, an ex-conyict and a desper-
ate character, who feared neither
the law nor those who execute 1t
One of the best officers of the police,
Mr.. Pryde, in the discharge OF his
duty, attempted to arrest this
criminal. In doing 50 he was shot
near the heart, and is in a most
critical condition. The burglar
and would-be murderer escaped
with his booty, a large sum of
money, nearly four thousand dol
lars. This morning he was cap
tured on an outgoing train and q
portion Of the money and jewelry
found on his person. When brought
into the presenc: Of Pryde he ad-
mitted the shooting. The officer
ia one Of the best Of the force, and
if he RECEIVERS it will be almost q
miracle, and in hat event if the
prosecution is well managed, Wll-
lisms will receive a mild sentence
to the penitentiary, and get Ou'
again to pursue other victims. Tht
law does not reach such cases. Jus
tice is not vindicated, much les
life and property protected, unde.
the present farcicaI system. Thl
people will have to organize ant
protect themselves. We are 70
law when it answers the pur
poses for which it was created
when it fails, the people hay
to depend upon their owI
resources. One good hanging 10
limb or a lamp-post would be wort
more to this community right no.
than a dozen mock trials in tn
courts. If ever there was a fit sui
ject for a hasty rope, it is this bnl
glar and murderer who, if be gel
to the penitentiary, will gradual
in less than six months. ThoS
who arrested him would has
done a good service by flu
nishing the county undertake
with a job. Desperate cas-
require desperate remedies. W
are not in favor of longer handlin
villains with kid gloves. The sun
mary justice of frontier neighbO
hoods, where even a horse thief
made to walk in the air at a m
ment's notice, is economical, sur
and supercede5 edpreme court
pardons and escapes. The tin
seems to have come when the pc
pie must protect thrmselys al
rid Memphis of a gang as dc
perate as hat which once
tested "Natchez under the hill
One or two examples might indu
the rest to take a hint. If they
main they will find Memphis 80 b
that a suspicious looking char1c
will have to carry a passport FRI
The chief of police. The people
able to protect themselves, law
no law, and the sooner the deter
nation is manifested the bett
Halfway measures do not meet
grave requirements of the emf
gency.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-24
LEGAL
AUCTION Sale
beautiful Lots by Trustees.

DY VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED RE-
ID corded in the Office Of the Register of
Shelby county. Tenu., in Book l06, on. page
56S, 10 will sell at public auction, on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-24

SCRANTON. Pa, January "a. - Billy
Thomas was shot dead 10 his own saloon
at Plymouth, by Peter Stryker.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-24

Z OR POSTERS. SHOW BILLS, CARpI
Circulars, etc, eotteh up with the --latest
ttyle oI types ana on superior paper OF any
anime itocksand,prieea. ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-24
WaaneadaT, JannarY 8l, 1S77,

about FIVE acres Of land in the city Of Menu
phis, knewn as the Dayie Place or Biinkley
College lot, on the south side OF 9eergia street,
west Of and adjoining Judge Wright's resi-
dence place. Ii has been subdivided into
small lots, each ir0nting on a hi h, wide
street. Plans will DO furnished By US on ap-
rlication.
We will also sell on
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ThnrsdaE, Febrnnry I. ls77.

Madison streets, in tbs city of Memphis. two
lots lying in the city ef Memphis, described
as follows: Que lot designated upOn tho plan
Of Ohm Overton's 18l-acre I act, lying be-
tween MeNphis and Fort pickering, surveyed
1851, as lot $50, in block 9. fronting u feet on.
Webster street and running ba * 10 I feet to
I an alley. The other lot designated on same,
plan as No. S76, in block 10, fronting ~ feet
on Webster street and running back no feet
to an alley.
We are authorized to sell any Of this prop.
! erty at private sale.
We sell as Trustees only. but hold under
warranty deed from r. G, rrinkley. Esq
No equity Of redemption.
Terms -One-thirG cash; balance in one and
two years, secured by a lien on the property.
A deposit of 10 per cent will be required at
sale. W. @. t0LKES. lr-
HENRY h. DIX, ArusVees'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-24
Mrpms, January 10, 1877. l15-182

lOR 9ALB.-BY VIRTUE OF THE AU-
= thority vested in me by n written obliga-
tion executed April 80. 1878. and by request Of
January Fl 1877. between the hours of III
o'clock a IA. and 2 p,m,, sell ut public Outcry.
20 the highest and best bidder for cash, on the
southwest corner Of Main and Madison streets !.
in tho city o. Memphis. Tenn. eight first
mortgage bonds OF the Selma, Marion and.
Of April. 1873, and subsequently attached To-,
Nos. 1910, l2ll, 1912. and coupons Of October,
ISL, and subsequently attached o those from
LOG to ITO inclusive, which bonds arc deposit-
ed as collateral security for the payment OF
the debt in taid obligation mentioned.
J.P. MEUX, Truftee.
Memphis, January %, 1877. l23-1T
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-28
Die 0eidbdttsaaSfdDten tRr Den
Cerbtt.

lIsber bisies Ebema idreibt Der vpbiI.
Osmotrat":: Der ausfau Der grnte III in
isbsm Sabr Der Barometer, wsI9er bic
Musf9ten auf ben Stanb Der 9si9dfte
usrtiinbet. Nas i'm ausenbIid aud bic
@ei9dftsitiue nod 70 bsbeutenb ieiu, isnsr
Barometer beutet auf sutss Wetter. Die
9strsibs. grnte bss Wefsns unb bic gaums
wOlIen.grnte i'm Sdben Iaien sti9ts ~
wlnidsn abris, fe wsrbsn beiSe ben grs
tras bes porisen Sabres iberitsisen, lnb
an iIiiRsem anbei&dftistem &apitaI febIt
ss ni1t, um bisis rsi9s Grnts In ben Martt
3u brinsen.
Was ben @etreibe Abias mad europa
bstriiit, 10 1T siemIi& einsetroifen, mas Der
rOsmotrut1 uorausssiast bat. Die gro:
Ben SOffnunsen uuf cine rieiis ssitsissrts
ausfubr mad europa, nod England na'
msntIi9, iinb ni@t Obne Weiteres in gr'
filluns sesansen. Ddbrenb bic 9strsibs.
Musfubr pom S9warsen Weer aufbOrts,
itiss bic aus ben Office Prouin,sn @uBs
lambs. Die ruiiiiden Seere psr,ebrsn isst
bic Grnte an Der unteren Donau unb In
Sio: :&uBIanb, unb elm srOBerss Nuantum
Der Grnie in 9torb 8uBIanb pirb fur bic
ausiubI oisponibel. aber bas bunsernbs
Snpien bsbari GROCER @etrsibe' 9ufubr uni
es 1T bereits sine lebbafte 8ewesuns inun
isren sroBen sasfubr'5afen im Sang,
bur9 ben Sue3' Ganal unb uOn GaIifsrnisu
aus baisIbe nit 8rObitofiea Su psriOrsen.
Wenn Der Rries frabsr Oper ipdter in
Orient auibOrt unb bic gusfubr pom
S9war1sn Wsser wiebsr beginner iOllte, Il
wiyp wabri4sinIi4 bic Der ruifl4en OF
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-28

prouinSen wisbsr abnsbmen, 70 baB bic
Na9frase gnsIanbs unb uon Weif: europa
na4 ameritanii@em Msbl unb @etreibe
aiemIid uneri9ittert unb slei9mdBis bIeis
ben pirb. Sebenfaus aber mlrbe Der 6ries
ben. wsI9sr ben 9sidditen ibre aIte ioIibe
Bats bur9 bas wiebsrtebrenbe gertrausn
auf fable gerbdItniiie suridsibt, elm
9rabseben in ben 9streibsprsiien sur
GoIse baben.
Die 9usiidten auf ben gaumwolIens
abias mad england iinb gut, wsnn uud
bic preiie nidt iieissn uerben, ba bic 5as
irritation in England bebeutenb anseitrenst
uvrben mug. um bic boben @etreibe: Sreiie
gu eri9pinsen. Oieis wsrben ielbit mad
sinem 6risbsnsidluB nidt iofort ,uiebsr
berabseben, ba bic 9unsersnotb in Snbien
uon bort bic Musfubr uon &eis uerbinbert.
aaes in @aem senommen iinb bic ausiid:
ten auf Elm Iebbaftss 9erbitsei6aft aIio
gut. Die grnte lit gut aussefauen, Der
abias: Martt 1T gut, uab es Iiessn @rinbe
senus Dor, nm ben transport unb bic 4us.
fubr Der @rnte gu beidIeunisen, 10 baB Gis
ienbabnsn unb !6dnbler in uo1e Ebdtisteit
tommen werben. Die Sarmer unb bic
Raufeute auf benz 9anb werben burd ibre
Ra4frase mad 5abritutea ben Snbuitrte.
arbeitern mebr arbeit unb 9obn ueri9affen.
Man bat aIiO besrinbete 5offnuns auf
cine before @eitaItuns Der Sage bes Cans
bes i'm @erlauf Der nd9Ren Wonate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-28
Nusfdnoi(&e 4anof&au.

Ius Oeuti4lanb fiAb psIitii4e
Na4ri9ten 10 ielten uub rar wie bic ueis
Zen Sa9ie. Abseieben uon Der 3uiammen.
eunft gismard nit benz Raiier, III wenis
uon Bebeutuus gu beri@ten.- Die f@lis'
dusisen Gbinsisn babsn cine auBerorbents
Ii&e @efambtidaft mad Deuti@lanb sc.
i@idt, UNI @enustbuuns su Ieiiten far bic
Dor einiser 3eit an Der ebinefi&en 9iite
seidebene Grmorbuns Der Wanni&aft zines
Seuti@en &auffabrsrs. 3war gti4ts
Nsuss iit ss, baB bic SSbne bss BIumen,
rei@es ber Wsitte cine iOIde Satisfaetion
ssben, aber 70 sutwilIis tbaten iie es uidt
oft unb basu ioa nod elm reseImdsissr
gertebr nit Deuti&Ianb einseIeitet weroen;
eas 1T i9mei@eIbaft.
Nn benz MlttatboIicismus babsn ielbit
bic &abicaIen Der S9wei, ben @si@mad
uerIoren; bsnn bic SSbns Der Bsrse iebeu
es ein, baB Der i@weiserii@e aIttatboIiciss
mus iei .weber goseI nod 5ii@," weber
prOteitantii@ nod tatbOlii@, ionbern iei in
ieiner 0srwanbluns in ben neuen prote,
itantismus iteden seblieben. GebnIi@
ipre@en ii@ bic meiiten nnb uerbreitetiten
Bldtter aus; allein baneben fabrsn iis bod
fort, sssen bic vllltramostansn" gu bsssn,
Papf unb Biid6fe ais bic unueri0bnli9sn
5einbe iebsr 6reibeit, unb bic tir9li&en
RatboIiten aIs wiaenIOie Rne9te Der Clara
unb Wsitra gu branbmarfen. Oabsr 1T
einitweilen aud ni@t gu bOffen, baB BUNS
bssueriammIuns unb Bunbesratb ben Ras
tboIiten ibre 6orberunsen bewilisen wers
ben, obwObl bas Bolt iiebt unb nod mebr
fiblt, baB ibm bic nsue 8unbesperfaiIuns
nur n,sbr 2aiten auilest anb bic aIte Cans
tonals unb @smsinbsfreibeit bei4neibet.
Oaber bas srlnbete Wibtrauen sessn
bic Ynnbesssiesssbuns unb ben appeu an
bas Rsfersnoum sesen aaes, mas pon
Bern" b. }. BON Der BnnbesoeriamMIung
tommt. gben iest wirb fiir bas Heferens
bum besasIid breier gsiese asitirt: l. bes
Gabritssiesss; ba iinb bereits iiber 80, 900
Stimmen uerssi9nst, 10 bab .bas @eiss
Der 8oItsabitimmuns snterworfen werben
muB; 2. fir bas Militairiteuerseies wsr:
ben $4,000 Stimmsn anssmeIost unb 8.
fir bus Stimmre9tsseies gu @unitsn Der
gisbsrsslaiensn stpa 10, 900.
gu psit in llnsarn warb am 26. SuIi
cine SoltueriammIuns abssbaItsn, Der
stua 5000 Burger uno bic msiiten Der an.
wsisnbsu DsputirteH beipobnten. Yrdfs
bent puIsStp ipra9 I'M gtamsn Der 9sation
feline SRbisnatton ibsr bic DOR ben ruff.
i9sn Sdaarea usribten llutbaten aus, wo:
raul Der HspolutioHss@ s@ensral SaIayfa,
itiirmiid besriBt, bas @ort ersrif. v&uB'
lamb" ipra4 @ebusr, vsiebt alIe iabiIapi
i4sn SOIter in feline pIdne, unb bat bes
balb uon Boc9e bi gattaro bis sur Donau'
Wtinbuns ale gSItsr sur &spoIution an
] Qeeifert, Seiterreih hat fir bic GipiliIa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-28

Sn RiIwauteebatten ii@ bieies
Sabr aue gereine unb @enoEsni9aft
bas SteGbidein seseben. Da tasien bic
MdIser, bic grauer, bic Wiuer etc. etc.
3ulest bic DeIesaten Der ameritanii1en
5anbsIstammsrn. Sm Sabresberit wurbe
natarIid bic tommsr;ieae unb irbuitrielle
Gage Der Ser. Staaten sei9iIbert. @es
i9dftsIoiisteit unb arbeitsIOiisteit, bas
ieien bic Wert;ei9sn. SnbeB iaste Der
Beridt itammten bieieIbsn teineswess aus
gupitaImanseI. gisImsbr ssbe ss ssnus
unbeiddftiste gapitalien i'm 9anbe. Sons
bern bies iei uielmebr bic llriade: bic selbs
beiisenbe RIuiie babe bemertt, baB tire
Dollars nit jebsm Wonate, allem anbsrn
@issntbum sesendbsr, wsrtbuoasr piirbsn.
limb nun meinen iie, bas wsroe weitsr 10
fort ssbn. Oarum itsdtsn iie ibrs @slbsr
in tein inbu ifrieles ober fommer,iellss @e:
i@dft, ionbern lieBen bisisIben Iieber unins
ueitirt in Der Grube, bis iie nod mebr als
idon iest bamit gu taufen i'm Stanbe ND.
rem. Soweit baben bic Serren pom
9aubeIs:& :&atbe nun iiderIi9 uOais redt.
User aber bieis sewaItiame Wertbifeiseruns
aller Dollars unb bamit inbirett bic dlaue
3uriidbaItuns Der gupitaIifsn unb bic bar.
aus fOIsenbe arbeitslOiisteit eisentIi9 per.
uria@t bat, bus bitsn iie ii9 uobI gu ia.
gen, miBtsn fs ia ionit Der gontraetions.
poIitit ibres seIiebten Sberman auf ben
SUB treten. Gnti9isbsnsr benz usbeI 3u
2eibe sesansen, iinb fe In awei anberen
Grassn. 3and@it nennen fe, unb ,war
einitimmis, bic beitebenben S@iffabrtsses
iese enti9eibenb uerberbIi@ unb tbSridt.
Sbre Abi@affuns iei baber nit alien ga5.
brud pOn Der Bunbesseiessebuns ou for.
bern. NamentIi@ miTe es isbsm ameri:
fanii&en Burger IwieOerum freiiteben, 70
uieIe I'm IusIanbe sebaute S@iffe ais Ct
wolIe su taufen unb IN ben Ser. Staaten
resiitriren 3u lafen. au9 bas Banterotts
seiss. bas bereits iOuieI llnbeil anseri&tet
babe, miiie idIe4terbinss reuibirt werben.
Gin eisenes gomite 1T nit grudsuns se'
eisneter gori9Iase, bic babin ,ieIen beauf.
trast. Gu4 Der Serbe6eruns unierer.
Steusrseiese baben bic ,u MiIwautee gsrs
iammeIten ibre Iufmertiamteit 3usewanbt.
l1nb 3war woIen iie ben @OnsreB eriu@en,
iOwobI bic inldnbifaen 70 su mobifsirsn,
bab bic geranIahuns gum Betruse germs
ger wirb, ais ben Tarif elmer bur9sreifsns
ben &euiiion gu untersisbn. Mnbere weiter
ssbsnbe pIdne unb 0oridIase, wie bic, ben
StaatslesisIaturen bic Grri9h.ns uon Sn'
buitriei4uIen su empfebIen, bdtten ii9 bic
9errn pom vgtatiOnaI BOaro Of Erabe"
basesen eripareu t0nnen, iast NIT @e@t
Elm We1ielblatt.
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Mufresung auf greta.

eOnbOm, 20. aus. Sn Der cretenii'
i4en Staot &bania bsrri4t, wie ein GsIes
sramm uon bort msIbet, srObe slufrssuns.
Snfolse Der grmorbuns spsisr Iiirtsn, Tam
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aae anaeisen ienbe man ipdteifens
Nnntag Bergen elm.
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an3eisen fir pienies, epttsrieu, @EideIpieIe
&C., ais bsm 4eiae Der fatb. air&e aupissr, Rs-
ben istne %ufnabme.
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6eiratbs- nnb 1cbesan3sissn nit Sprx&
$3.50, pbne Spru& $t.00.
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auspSrtiss daidsen mafsn sprauttaaslt paetx.
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grsise Diet Snz<issu.
Qncol>No Noti,en.

tlntsr 3silsn 8rspisr rerbsn nitt aussncus-
men. Giir iete 3eile BREWER peer neren &aum
bas 1. Wa! 10 &ts bic ndtfen Wale 5 Gents