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National Republican., 1877-02-23
Personal.

hon. VIM. McClellshd, of rittbsursh, /, stopping
at Willard's.
Hon. John J. Mitchell, OF Pennsylvania, has ar
rived at willArd's.
Hon. @. b. Baum, OF Maine, has rooms at VIII
lard's.
Hon. c. Il. Farweil, OF Maine, iss guest at Will
lard's.
,;;R.:D. Jackson, NY; q. o. Chase, NY; II. II.
I'D. v. R9nsy. NJ, =; .ys.ss Morrili, Conn;
wII,s IMI,sSss IA rSh' Tho'; si, \ pisslow fEhj g G.
y, W. k. Philips, II, Y. Robt. fasnIns ,in ia,
Wm. X, Long; Iowa; Mas Emma Long, Iowa;
Mhs M HapRnSS, I9wsi r'rSSht,n1n rsiliasEaa
wife baltimore; . homas Fits gerald, Philadeipia;
M,rya.D n p heySG!a'' fS@%nsslSasIa: John EoES
n fs,rss Of $siS;s3s. asl$s$SSIss
fS gam q 0aiic1 aFif, L
T. ss% Y Fll,dslp%s %S,S%f's j.s;
New ,Yorf. Mrs. Psiae' 81 Now YORK: h. I.
M,slin' ,sx' S SSf New kysey; Ssrsey; ?; Z mslyia, ofNsw
s%:psi az &dw.Sa sS GrnSl, stT }Rsfssfy RoSfy
lyn; Geo. y. Abbott, HroOklyn; j, r, Moore,
ohio; T.. ". bsbcock, Cley eland; II. Hurd, Jr :
and hes, fhiIaSipa. alia ressfed
at illard' $ Yesterday.
Carolina; MI. Mary Ru..e Haai.!iis, Ala. H john
Mrs: Moore, Rocbcster' n. Y; b. A. CIark, Ne.
lsdie, ScStR STolSs; RiGard Locker, "i Bus1 Sae
s;ss, sGs: g. ,toa 4 burton and gfs Kingston N
sseSa sssfS wsaS 6ts%s aHa AK cfsts: fsi
raRnah, Ga, arrived IL the ImpsTI,l YeSterdiy.
National Republican., 1877-02-23

Report of the Committee Upon the Biil to
Authorize and Equip Polar Expedition.
MIR. Harris, from the Committee on Naval
Affairs of the House, submitted a report ysster.
day upon the House bill to authorize and equip
an expedition to the Arctic seas. The committee
say the object OF the bill 10 so Interesting and i'm
portant In It's character that they have while not
negleetlng to grayely consider 1t with reference
to Its results to science and commerce, ayaIled
themselves OF all information accessible, snd
called 10 requisition the testimony and experience
Of men prominent in scientific experience and
learning.
Polar colonization is represented to be the plan
suited to the exigency. This plan requires a
colonization party of at least forty hardy resoute
men enlisted In the United Statcs for such SER
Vice, provided with supplies for at least three
on ship6oard, and the principle depot to be In
Lady Franklin Bay, between SO or s3o, or II pos.
s1e sna as hFh as GaPsa VHon between
used for transporting men and supplies to the 10
cation Of the colony, and TO make annual visits
In communication with the outer world. Military
discipline to be enforced by officers selected for
their fitness for the duty, Nc., an astronomer and
tional Academy Of sciences, and one or more mem.
bers competent to make meteorological obserya.
in coal and in ish and game, and never 6e fore the
promising In rs results as now presents Itself
The committee are Of opinion that, to reach tho
ends desired, complete change OF operations
must be had, and THIS change Is effected In the
bill before the House. and meets the exact need
1--we make any pretenco as friends OF science, we
must pursue the only methods whereby doyelop.
ments can be achieved. Boards OF trade and
chambers Of commerce are now, through memo.
the honorable work. The cost Is slight; the ends
arrived at will provoke no intelligent opposition;
the methods proposed are not experimental, hut
the product of experience. They have the sane
tlon, and even the warmest eommendation, of all
scientific men Of all nations.
National Republican., 1877-02-23
MIR. TILDENs BANK ACCOUNTS.

The letter Of SAMUEL ]. TILDEN, pub
lished yesterday morning, concludes IN the
following words:
only TO- say that can accept decorum and dc.
Of secrecy to anybody else"
This Is . false insinuation that the Com
mittee Of Privileges and Elections in the
Senate has consented not to expose the
money transactions Of TILpEN during and
since the campaign, If the various House
committees will refrain from examining
the accounts of the Republican National
Committee. The facts are these: the &C.
counts OF the Republican committee have,
for month or more, been In the hands Of
DAVID DUDLEY FIELDS committee, and
all the facts which Mr.. TILDES intimates
are to be suppressed, in the interest Of the
Republicans, have long been Democratic
property. This he must have known, as
well as he probably knew In advance tha.
the pleading of his friends against the very
examination he now professes willingness
to hsve made. Mr.. TILDEN, skulking away
from the Senate committee room in the
person Of his banker, with the accounts
under his arm which he feared to have
published, and which generous Republi.
cans agreed to hide with mantle of
secrecy" ought to be modest if he canno.
be trathful. "Decorum and decency" may
be forbidden to Mr.. TILDEN, but not In
pursuance Of any bargain made with his
friends by political opponents. His party,
as before stated, have already demanded
and been accorded the right to go to the
bottom Of the Republican campaign ex.
penditures, and have done so, and found
nothing whatever out of which they could
manufacture capital.
National Republican., 1877-02-23

WE called the compromise plan a toss.up
penny, dicc-bor arrangement while 1t was
under consideration, but the Democrats
sneered at the idea, believing all the while
that they held the left bower aud an ace.
They did not see the yerker we held, in their
anxiety to gain something by the compromise
plan. II they did they could not have known
that the yerker would have beat eithsr bower
or the ace, and euchre them In the end. For
this reason they feel very BRADLEY,
National Republican., 1877-02-23

Ir is REASONABLE to presume that there
will be no more compromises on a Prcsiden-
tisl question in this country. Our Demo-
cratic friends must therefore excuse us il we
stand on our heads, turn back.hand springs,
knock over the tables, dance, and do divers
and sundry acts, mlnifestlug our exuberaut
spirits over the fact that we came out OF the
present compromise with flying banners and
strains OF triumphant music. Nature will
have its way.
National Republican., 1877-02-23

IRIsuMEN generally are Democrats without
money and without price, but PATRICK of
Oregon is an exception. He sold himself, for
$4,000 and the promise Of an office, to the
cause which he already cspoused. Individually
and collectively, PATRICK was for TnDES
and himself.
National Republican., 1877-02-23

SENATOR FERRY has escaped the embar-
RAISING work of counting the vote in the pres
ence Of HENRY WATrERsoS's un.pistoled
lambs. All he will have to do now will be to
count them in the presence OF the Senate and
about two hundred unhappy and demoralized
Democrats.
National Republican., 1877-02-23

AFTER the people thoroughly understand
the infamous Oregon case, they will look upon
the Democratic cloak of Reform the same as
honest men look upon the garb Of a hypocrite
who has stolen the livery of Heaven to serve
the devil in
National Republican., 1877-02-23

The partizanship ofthe minority seven of the
judicial Tribunal is to be regretted In q crisis
like this. Why did not Justice FIELD and
his colleagues rise above party feeling, and
strike a good square blow for humanity,
HAYES and human rightsl
National Republican., 1877-02-23

The chief arithmetic man of the Democracy
will find a difficult task in attempting to figure
out a Democratic triumph in 1880, either from
the final result OF the Tribunal, which will be
1856 to 1874, or from the Philadelphia election.
National Republican., 1877-02-23

PRESIDENT HAYES administration will be
made illustrious by some of the proudest
Dames in the Republic. Men famed for their
ability, integrity and patriotism will make up
his official family.
National Republican., 1877-02-23

THERE is great deal Of cupidity about the
Northern doughfaces' love for the true inter.
est of the South. IL not, why did Mr.. TnDEN
order that the Texas Pacific bill should not
be allowed to pass
National Republican., 1877-02-23

"HoLD THE FORT" In other words freeze to
the South, and let her great country, under
the benign influences Of President HAYES ad-
ministration, blossom like rose
National Republican., 1877-02-23

1T has now transpired that ELI said unto
SAMUEL, "I called not, my son, lie down
again; but SAMUEL was sore wroth, aud re-
piled, "uli ELL" and wept bitterly because
the facts in the case would not support the
assertion.
National Republican., 1877-02-23

Col. PELroS attended church last Sunday,
and got along swimmingly until the minister
gave out the hymn, " Strike the Resoundiug
Lyre," when he bumped his nose In his at
tempt to dodge behind the back of a seat.
National Republican., 1877-02-23

Now let the calcium light bearers and
torch carriers, and Transparency holders and
brass bands, and all the other necessary requi-
sites prepare for a grand demonstration.
We've met tho enemy and they are ours.
National Republican., 1877-02-23

The Democracy yearned for the COMPROMISED
1t got 1t; was taken III in nursing Florida;
grew worse In attending the Louisiana funeral,
and, after spending several watchful nights
with Oregon, we find 1t in a shattered aud
paraly zed condition.
National Republican., 1877-02-23

II THE Democratic Reform party will now
step forward and present to the country the
amount 1t has cost them aud the country to
make this political fight, 1t will he discovered
wherein reform is necessary
National Republican., 1877-02-23

The Democratic attempt to create an i'm
preston that Senator CoTKLING was opposed
to the Louisiana decision, was thwartcd by the
fact that he did not oppose the decision with
either his voice or his vote.
National Republican., 1877-02-23

The loeusts having made their returns as
straight as tie crow flies, the question is, "has
the Commission any right to go behind them"
They have in their returning bored great
deal Of patience out of the western farmer.
National Republican., 1877-02-23
washington's birthday In Richmond.

RICHMOND Va, Feb. 22.-There was no
general observance Of the day. The federal Of.
hcers and National banks were closed. The hrst
regiment Of Virginia infantry, the Richmond
HoWitEer, and one colored company paraded this
afternoon. heweather was delightful
National Republican., 1877-02-23

THE Democrats have come to the conclu-
sion that "therc is divinity which
shapes their ends rough Il )hew them how they
willr
National Republican., 1877-02-23

CONE, gentlemen De mocrats, don't make
faces over the Presidential pill. Swallow It
whole. Never bite a pill and take It in drib-
lets. 1t is more nausesting and less ef-
fectiye.
National Republican., 1877-02-23

ALL honest Democrats would like to clap
their fingers over their nostrils and take
regular Pacific slope away from the foul at.
mosphere surrounding the Oregon infamy.
National Republican., 1877-02-23

CEoSIN's NOSE will not beat eight ayes and
that's Watts the matter.
National Republican., 1877-02-23

THE music which comes from the far-oif
region "where rolls the Oregon, and hears no
sound save It's own dashing," will have q
soothing effect GU the country to-day.
National Republican., 1877-02-23
Subscription Rates.

Northchst 10 southeast rindS, stationary or
soWer tcmperdtWcs, rising barometer and
Nptoitning mCdthT.
National Republican., 1877-02-23

Arrested ON Tweiye-Year-Old Indictment.
BosTON, Feb. 22.-Joseph G. Davis was ar
rested here yesterday on an Indictment Issued In
vermont twelve years ago. He Is charged with de-
fTauding q. 3. Hamilton. OF Hartford, VT, of
slo 900 In 1881. vriI ofhabsas corpus was Issued
and hearing will take place,
National Republican., 1877-02-23
A GARD.

aud ind,creilons Of youth, nsrvors Sest..
VIII send rrclps that will cure YOU, TiiEE
or CHARGE. This greAt remedy was dlscoycfea
by nusiionary In South America. send q seif-ad-
dressed envelope to the Rev. JOsErn 7. INMkN,
Station ID, Bible House New \ ork city. feiD.gis
National Republican., 1877-02-23

Sic sIMPER "usufi uctibustis."
National Republican., 1877-02-23
run COLONY IN THE ARCTiC REGION.

benjamin II. Bryan, embczzting money from let
ters while employed III the postal service.
National Republican., 1877-02-23

IMPERIAL HOTEL BILLIARD ROOM,
- Just opened with eight new tables; Phelau 4
Collender cushions. j. d. PikRCE.
holo-u Proprietor.
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Sowas 1ienenR0nig.

Sowas 2sisnenR0nis. : Inter ben
Sienensii@tern Souas ifebt aaer Wabrs
fdeinIi9teit 5err YauI 9aftner, o 9att'
nerspiae, oben an. OerieIbe BAT bieien
CONNER ieinen gienen ..ni9t wenissr aIs
5,4OO @aIonen tIaren Soniss entnoms
men, wouOn er idOn elm gut EbeiI uertauft
bat. 9err eattner 3iebt meiit MUIR bic e@te
itaIieniide giene, bic rei9en. grtras sibt.
Gir bic i10nen Probuete isiner Bien.ns
3u@t erbieIt berielbe auf Der biefsen Guir
has erife Yrdmium. Seinen san3Iid rein
sebaItenen 9Onis u~ertauft sr gum biaissn
8reiie BON $l.75 bic @alone. Den Stod
itaIisnii9sr Bisnsn in bswssIi9sn &abmsn
IdBt er 3u $1,000 ab. Dus aeist, buB
mi@t aaein in Californian, iOnbern aud in
Soma bic Biensn3u9t fi9 Iobnt.
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MuScltM1e.
$taot 4 Ameegeno.
aai.noer ssemt - sltreo Nattem,
G%orrefpouoemj.
gentraIia unb 2attnerpilIe.

Ge%ntraIta unb Edffnerptlle.
Cine Der iansiten SemeinSsn in Dubuque
&c., 1T gsntraIia, sebn Meilen Weit BON
Dubuque seIssen. gor brei Sabren erf
b~esannen einise wenise Opferwiaise &atbos
Iiten, bsrsn Namen nod iest NIT a4tnns
s~snanut werben, gu gbren bes 81. Sobans
aes ben Bau elmer idSnen 8ridtir4e, be-
rem Snneres namentIi9 einen woblsefdls
Iisn ginbmd madt. Wan bat bort ni4t
seriu9t burd b0l,srne @ewOIbe, bic amber
Deds aufsebdnst werben, has anse bss
gsi9auers gu tdui9en, fonbern einfa4
unb tlar tritt bic uripransli@e Oadeon:
fruttion berpor, unb Elm finfieitises @bor,
bur4 einen ipiswintIisen EriumpIbosen
pom 5auptidiff setrenrt. polenbst ben
barmoniidsn @inbrud bes @ansen. Gins
ia1 ssmaIte @anbarabesfen wirben seraSs
bieier Rirds gu b0berem S&mude ssrsis
den. gls bas @ottesbaus erbaat NOT,
aber nod iebr uisIe S9uIoen auf Der,
aus 40 beuti6en unb 40 irii@en 6amiIien
befebenben @smeinbe l~aifeten, tam 5atber
Sesr oils eritsr Yrieiter an, unb 3wei Sabre
ssniisten ibn,, bic 2iebe unb has Vertrausn
Der san3en @smsinbe su eruerben. Die
S6ulben perminbern fi9, alte Streitis:
feiten iterbsm aus, unb 10 lit gu boffen, baB
bic 9smsinos elmer i9Onen 5utunft entse'
gen ssbe.
Bon gentraIia aus fibrt uns elm bret
Wasilsn LANCER anmutbiser Des bur4 i4at'
tisen 8ui9 nod 2attnersuiae elmer SiIiaIs
bes eritern Srtss. alnmutbis breitet es fi4
IN einsm tisfsn EbalteHel aus nod allen
Ssiten bin uon waIbisen 9Sben nmsebsn,
auf benen aud bic T%raubeneuItur NIT ST;
fpIs periu1t wirb. Edges unb Wouens
u,ibIe MAIDEN ii9 i@On BON weitem b0rbar,
NIB Is febIt nur bic WabImibIe, I'M bier
elm nod reseres 9ebeu berpOr3urufen. Das
GAME aber mirb Don benz &ir@lein be-
berri9t, wel@es aus wsibem &altitein auf
fsiIem BersbanSe erbaut, i40n unS bouts
Ii1 sssen ben bunteIn 9imtersrunb ab'
fi9t. @enn aud bic @emeinbe tIeiner ais
bic BON Gsntralia if etwa pier3is beuts
i9e GumiIien = 10 LIT ie bod i@On 3ebn
Sabre alt. alu9 Re wirb Don gater Seer
Ia sbenio iesensrei@er @eiie perwaltet. Sn
bsibsn @smeinben sei@iebt bann pieI fur
ben, Rirdsnseians, unb werben namentIi@
i9Ox bic &inber ba3u ~ansebaIten, um ipds
ter ben nOtbisen grias fir absebenbe Wits
slieber bes Chores gu baben. u. a.
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Gin fatboIti@eS SamiIien.
&eatfter

wis Go idon Idnsft uon Tauisnssn Don Ia:
tbolii@en 6amilien eriebnt wurbe, III nun
I'M 8srIase Der Bu@banbIuns pom W d 8 |:
Bauer BebrIe Al Soutb Ga Saas
Ctr, Chicago erf@ienen. gs 1T baB Gin
briIlantes Sarbenbrud Bib,
20 bel 81 3oq srob, unb tOitet nur $3.50,
BET portofreier 9uienbuns $l.6O. Das
Bib 1T in beut@er unb c n sIidsr
aussabe gu baben.
Asenteu p~erfanst!
90 3t5-327.
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NreiS % Gents per Dor,

Yson Am6op, 3d., fam Isste @O@e
Elm @reurfions3us bteber. Die 9eIessn:
beit bate unier 9anbsmann 9err Dides
(ber rS90nite BON MobiIe, +" pie er iid ielbii
nennt) aus JreepOrt benust, feline Yetann:
ten in Dubuque gu beiuden. 9err Oides
ma9t ieinem Namen aue gbre, wiest ct
bod feline $50 pfunb nettO. Or. S9winb,
9srr Oides usb uniere 0enisteit battsn
cine persniiste Stunbe nit chamber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-09
6raefsnber9 &rdnters
NtQeu

finb felt iiber breibis Sabren betunnt unb
werben o allen, weI9e bieieIben sss
brau@t baben, aIs f@ere 8ur fur 8opfs
i@nner3en, 2eberIeiben, 8erbuuunssbe'
i@werben, @aIens unb isbe slrt Gisbsr
anertannt.
Dieie Yiaen pirten nit srOBter Miloe
unb ifelen bic @eiunbbeit berer, weI9e
au alsemeiner unb n~sruOier Sdwdds Isis
ben, wieber per. gu usrtaufen Bel alsn
G~potbetern. S32
ApreiS % Gents per Dor,
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2Sie 6ere6tiat infer 2weifeI aeaen

2Sie 6ere&tist infer 3weifeI sesen'
hbsr benz @ansibaten fur Senator 9am
in Der giisnbabnfrase waren, sebt baraus
berpor, bab ibn bic &au1sute Der Stabt
fSrmIi4 unO i&riftIi9 iibsr bic 5rase sur
&ebe f%teIten. @r mics I'M v5sraIb" bic
AntIase 3uriid, inbem er fi9 psrpfidtets
far aufre&tbaItuns Der iesisen g~iisnbabns
ssiesssbuns ein3utsben, bling aber an fem
8sripreden cine GlauieI BON ben Re4ten
Der G~iienbabnen an, bic better wssssbIisbsn
wdre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-09

Qas 2sefte in Der Bslt 1T cine Gra'
&c, uelde i@on felt gsitsben bisiss aPs
gu pielsn Gontroperien gnIub CAB. Sat
Sol9e isbod, Die an grtdltuns unb Su-
fen Ieioen, 1T 9r. aueuit &0nt9's
3 amburssr 3 ruftbee bas Bette
nod BEN ausipruGe bss Serrn u. bon
gosnins, Ystin, SIS. 0srielbe lpri4t
i9 iolsenosrmabsn barber aus: Sr.
Aug. 36nis's Samburser gruf t.
3 1T bas Bette in Der @elt, UNI Suitsn
unb grtGltunaen au b.ilen.
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Observation-Disclosures

Der S@uIboarb perIanst 1sbertrasuns
seui6en Gisentbums. I'm, ipatsre YrOse7e
gu p%erbinbern. @efu9e in Steusr. unb
StrabenanseIesenbeiten sinsen bui@eIweis
ie eth. Wir aberseben bisieIbsn, ba fe
rein peri0nIi&e an%seIessnbeiten bstrsfien.
Semertenswertb fino bic @.iude sur grs
b6buns Der @ebaIte bes S9asmsiffers, bes
aubitOrs unb Stabti@reibsrs. Sacquinets
@eiu4, UNI gnti9doisunsen far erbaItene
8erIssunsen, bic er bsim 6al BON Coulter
auenue Bride e%rIitt, wurOs benz 6inan3
eomite iberwieien. Die einserei@ten mos
natIi@en Beri4te Der Bsamtsn bieten Ni9ts
GnsersewObnIides. SO 9iesnisn wurben
fur Wirtbi@aften, @rpreBwasen, u. {. NJ.
a~usseseben. sic bradten $llsl. Der
Bsri4t bes StraBencommifdrs ,eist fir
September cine aussabe pon 81, 99s. 90,
bauon 81, 252 fur slrbeit. Dem @asen:
fabritanten Cooper wurbe grlaubniB seses
ben, on WaferifraBe einen bSl3srnen
S4uppen gu bauen. Wapor Burd beri9:
tete, baB bret Bombs pen $500 ieber ais
Griat fir No. 81, SO & SO Der MnIeibe
pom l. DECEMBER 1857 ~ausssseben purben.
@s wurben 500 fur SuIi.n gIpsnue @rs
t~eniiOn bewiuist. Oas gomits fir Seuer
murbe ermddtist 1900 SUB SdIau9 ans
5~ufaufen. AZ 6uB wurben pom Got go
6o2 gu elmer @erbinbunssfraBe spii9en
Bluff unb ct. Warp's StraBs senommsn.
Gam elmer erbieIt 5000 9bidIassSabIuns
fur &anbiteine, bic on II. StraBe &c:
brau6t wsrben. Der &ecoroer wurbe ans
sewieien, 9lnsebote fir ben 8au elmer
1000 SUB Iansen Mauer an Dobseitrabe
aussui9reiben. Dem Mari9al uurbs Der
gefebl ertbeiIt innerbaIb 20 9as.n bas i'm
Wese itebenoe @ebduoe auf 8aaplas SO.
1902 wes3uriumen. Wsbrere &~eioIutionen
fir ipe,ieles Nhefement unb gum Yau pon
Seitenwessn paifirten. Gin 8eriu9 Or.
SuiSlep's benz 1mberlaufen pom S9meis
men unb @dnien in ben StraBsn Der Stabt
Ginbalt gu tbun, i4lus febl. IS wurbs
beidIo1en, swei DeIesaten ;u Der am IL.
October in ct. YauI tasenben Gonuention,
bic 8oridIdse CUR 8erbe1eruns bes Slug,
bettes Sss MiiRifppi's beratbi9Iast, gu
ienben. Die Oelesaten iouen uuBerbaIb
bes Stabtratbs senommen unb bur1 ben
Napor ernannt werben. Gin Antras IL.
Strabe BON WbitetraBe bis 3ar giisnbabn
5u 4auiiren sins uerIoren. Der Mari4al
wurbe ansewieien, bas SdIadtbaus an
Sim unb 81. StraBe, bas ein @smeini4as
ben III, nieberreiBen gu Iafsn. Der Stabt.
auwaIt wurbe beauftrast, ben O'9ousbIin
PrO3eB DOR bas Oberseridt bss Staatss gu
brinsen. Der @itp &ecorber a~eritSrte in
@esenpart bss Stabtratbs mshrsre Bombs.
Gin Gaui@, 3wii&en Der Stubt u. $. @.
SanfOrb iiber elm sur gerIesuns pom @inbs
for @uenue benOtbistes Stid 9anb purbe
senebmist. Spear & See erbisIten ben
Contract Der an iener StraBe gu ma4ens
ben arbeiten lur $1,s47.l2. %. 6.
Rpan wurOe fur bic tommenbs Saiion gum
Wdsemeiiter fir S4weine ernannt. Die
Grbeiter an ben Yarts folen entIuFen unb
-
bic POIi,ei nit Der auffi9t bstraut perben.
Na@ @enebmisuns elmer &eibe Re9nunsen
uertaste fi9 Der Stabtratb.
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% Die ssbissenite iIuifrirte tutbos
lii@e 3eiti&rift, bur@ Sesenswunid Or.
5eiIisteit Papff Yius TX. sutsebeiBen, 1T
Der vOeutf9e s d a 3" in 8ort
unb Bib. SdbrIi@ Is reid iauifrirte
6efte fur a 20 Gents poitfrei. Mit @ras
tisprdmie r@ertIdruns Gbriiti" nod
Rapbael, 2sxs2 3oI sroB. gu besieben
bur9 ale BudbanbIunsen unb 3eitunsss
asenten, wie bur4 ben 8erIeser Sr. g u
itet, L. B. 56ls, New YOrt, unb 2O4
0ine StraBe, Cincinnati, Ohio. 239
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-09

Sfan6t Der feise Mibas, mir wiirbsn
iein r@inseianbt" i'm rRational Democrat"
beantworten2 Das fault uns ni9t elm.
Was er ii@ rubis auf Elm Sbr Issen u. fd
nit benz anbern 3ubeden (ie inb lang ses
mug basu), mir ftOren Jpn nidt i'm iiben
Traum.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-09
pie aolpinssefelfdaft sibt am

pie 9ofpinssefeT(@aft sibt am
Sonntas ben IA. OCTOBER cine ibrer beliebs
ten Observation-Disclosures. Our aufiib'
runs tommen: Scr @snsentir4of",
S6want Unit 9sianseinIasen) in einem
acts, bann rNatban Der 8eiie," bramati
iirte slnstbote, in einem Gct unb uCoalhea-
vers Revenge. 9oiie IN enslti6er Spra4s
In einem Oct. Die @eieai9aft bat ben
@intrittspreis auf Is. Gents a gerion
Climber untsr IL Sabren 10 @ents) ernie
brist, bamit ieber fi9 einen usrsnistsn
Mbenb MAIDEN fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-09

Der 2Sinter bat NIT &ssen unb &dIte
i'm @rnite einssisst. Oie Sommers unb
Serbftleiber perben natiirIid gu Iei9t, u.
70 mus @olenseus ansei9aft werten. gbe
ibr ioldes tauft, sebt gu s. 9eup, gde BET
7. unb WainitruBe, i'm WarmOrsbrp goods:
palait; asup Bat aQes, mas man in Der
grt braudt unb u~ertauft biais unb gut.
Gut bebient werbst ibr, bas 1T fiber!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-09
Ans Gafeoouia, Minn., ldreibt uns

AnS G~1te0onta, uttHH., IWte'pt u
5reunb 3enner am 8. October: ugta@
Witterna9t sntitanb sroBes Geuer bier in
Caledonia. 3wei Observation-Disclosures
lunsen, nsbit Store, cine S@ubbanbluns,
bic Oruderei bes vSournal", bic pbOtosras
pbii4e 9alerie, bas 9oitan.t unb Elm
GbsiI elmer @irtidaft finb uerbrannt. Oas
Seuer entfanb in Der TemperenSbaue.
Ra9bem bic 8eriammIuus fort mar, Pies
gen bic SIammen oben gum Dade binaus.
Inn baIb swei rbr idIus man alarm, nm
pier lIbr moi Der Brano unter GontroIe.
Sc 1T wenis perfidert. 8ir tbeiIen bic
Ra&ri@t bier nit, UNI bisieIbe ni9t aui
nddite Wo9e binaus3ui&ieben, obslei4
fe ni9t am re9ten pIase ftebt."