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National Republican., 1877-10-17

The message of the President to the
extra session of Congress is brief, and re-
latcs mainly to the subject of appropria-
tions which were refused by the last session
of Congress to enable the payment of the
army of the United States. 1t will he
rccolcctcd that the late session of Congress
refused TO provide for the support of the
ARMY for the reason that the troops were, to
some extent, being used to preserve order
and enforce the laws in certain of the
Southern States, where the rights of citizen
ship were being ruthlcsSly trampled under
foot, and personal liberty and life were
being sacrificed wthou: remorse. Simply
because Congress would not consent to a
descrtion of southern Republicans, white
and Colorcd, to the tender mercy of armed
Democrats, thc usual appropriation for the
support of the army was withheld, and
those who are protecting our frontier, hold
ing our forts and garrisons, and fighting the
battles of the country in u war with the
Indian tribes of the West and Northwest,
have been left for nearly four months with
out pay and rutiOns except rs the latter
have been provided by special provision of
questionable propricty. Still these brave
men have stood by the flag and fought the
sation's battles without regard to pay and
Drovender."
To meet this exigency the President has
pnvened Congress, and has briefly recon-
nended appropriations therefor. 1t re-
H., Ia.
se more patriotic and just than its prede-
sessor.
The President also recommends de-
dcicncy appropriation of something over
Two millions of dollars to meet the nccesSi-
lies of the navy during the last fiscal year.
He also refers briefly to the late fire At
Me Patent Office, and will present estimates
providing for its repair.
The French Exposition, the Prison Con-
gress and the courts are referred to MS mat.
tcrs worthy the attention of Congress.
These are the themes of the message
The necessity for this extra session has beer
created by the pig-headedncss of the Demo
Gratis, and it will soon he made apparent
VIII 'ther this Congress is any improvement
in that regard over the last. If party spleen
and bigotry on the part of the majority
havt subsidized, and given place to reason
and patriotism, then we may hope for Q
sto and bcncticent session. Otherwise, M
one an safely predict the duration or tn,
me i,ures il may consider and pass into
laws
National Republican., 1877-10-17

T efy Mrsn %s sH Sa%sS' hSHSS HSS y G w
curry ctc Rt,i,imGrG GlI ID Nj s,,IS norcr SSw fore
Sa9lS:n. % %H"S% s!SIs; Sayy CHI 4 r. sal.yyen: ys g,S; \;
Franriseo H. it, BabcocE, Evsnsviils nd; Gcn. L
Rosss ra9a % I'D ,s MI EsP%s hry N oha II f. T.
While Ind wIlE, n"sion; Mr. aud. Mrs. D. ". GieFg,
s nrsy a. F'Ts'i f. tGr'snd 4,sea ss
Marion, Ind; tieu, Ilnnc. BOSTON, Frank Wilder, U.
city. Il a. j. d. cO'c"'k' h'''o"' and p y oO"""s'F'
TEa. asS M, e lys y% H. nl'ff fr"R.I. Rs
FL WTGnl, H. SrII Ray staS aSr TGM,SSETrg SEn}
wife Miss j Il kdyi. ] c imck il W white, N Morley,
i arse@fSs s"% VIE MI T III Wolfe, "a; F%@asi
"S;SS SS%s; 5oGs %oI, Ss Rs%SS% q Y%SS
sslla sSS if$xaSG, @ i Ss acsnsy y ShS S' chiffon;
deR Illi AW smith. MD, M; q l strce,Gr Mas
tSFS RfSsd MSE iaaSn xS rncS%S iSf "Gf SS%P
Tpn,iisnnrE piiaS > M&lhcws R9%s"r. Mis- lyle Sm
Ballard nj; f + Knapp ar n vi y tooEer va
Sy ca: rn. xgw NGM' Eors Bl i E'T T.sSScf
California; Roscnhaum. New rork; u g Thomp
ss% S2% c@E%SSsT SHiSn Aaf"; a f$% Eof asS % S:%
York: y u Goodman, phladcpha II q rnomrson,
ins ~ s%!h' s%y rts!oS; Msn"s%S. % hiE""
II InncS. VI Rc ID Vim lnE u q Bailey, Ir, Boston:
" ia l'nhc H. New York: y Miller. fennsse.. II
rhcrson, New York; e y ROckfrllow. philnielphin
4 u Jones. ArkanSaS VI Rrckfcllow Philadelphia r
II shHlp, New York; J Qnnckrnhush. New YORK;
CSMCrriinan, New YORK! q II 'rim"r. philadclphiG
mer, r + Fowler, philadelphia; u \ Cor lcn,, +
stark, Val y Rcd. Pa: John u williams, Rio
t'rnnlc Guy: Ctpt james Abrams, Pa j j Nintun.
rittshury: Robert Howe; n ~: 49, DrFord, "
i,onGht, Vi Io'cph 4 trawhrL san Diego: e
HnrIrS citU Wm X Nrrmillnn. Md; Wm II too<.
W II Mo ,ncy, HhvrG de GIa -; L. Browning, Md u
j II ciHrds Va
NtIopn,itar. VIM Rlmsry. = Alexander, p n
Ne Skrk and wr', = Pnlock Riw,'ll. J Huck
u D.nrv and wi and Major T brown and lndy e.:
" Tryinr nrd lady, Wa !, NJ RS Dell CIV Adams,
Frank \ Mnnder and wifi and Gcorge : k"nnctlr,
l'hlndLlp Il u rUsson and wifi, ~ on; a "
Charles 1autrrhnCk n 7 krmncy, Ohio; samuel
Post, Mich, aud T. StTcrt"r, Mas.
WWGTrA.C r Hunt ngt n. New No'k: 10 tn
lhOo tlyr, Y: q T. IInns - Il SNa tlcv, III Ia
Il ,nii N i. WI lamL rarila. d Me J MRth W.,
Uud " PhiliIs lfchmoId; = II Gnrlun. c | mli :,
80 lions B LARK and = IIutchIi r. " = uri; Mis-
u wis e W u u tnn" u Iraven' ! Hon and wife
AID \ u N'uII. NV York; J = WhHn " aud " f..
~ aielph,; Ms Il ans, Detroit; Il Warner
Jwls n. Mr;,: j Entr ard vie. Ilhwle nh a.
u J. PhrsiCE. Nd; u tnnnrry. Plil ,lDhin: Hon
/ j. sexton. Hon W u White, Indh o. G \ W. t'Ts
icninrky: = A Mnus, Indiana lis + Fa%lr aud
daughter. RchmUnd: John Tnwnc I'd wir. New
YORK; St"v'r, tat more: Ensigli, Pat, rSUn,
| y q Hcypr, wifi nnd child Reading. l'T =
! Reed r. ElsOm. rSg Kure, Iaucgster,O Mann,
u Mann. New York; r T. Beauc mmr I d wife. INT
l,nntsTo-t, Pa Il Grange, thiTwo I 1urp'r New
Orieahs, la.
National Republican., 1877-10-17

WHAT Is the Administration going to do
with Chief JosEPHr He is an educated SOL
der and by those who know him Is said to he
an educated gentleman speaking the English
aud French languages nucntly, and somewhat
Of an astronomer and scientist His followers
are not many-indccd the Ncz Pcrcrs race
are now nearly extinct. Would II not be u
good plan for Congress to pass law creating
another prOiessorship at West Point. and name
it Professor of Indian Tacticsy' Would
not Chief JOsEPH he just the man for the
place? lie could teach the manners and ways
Of the Indians. There is no trick or practice Of
the Indian warrior that he could not show tho
West Point boys how to circumnayigatr. Our
West Pointers start out in their military career
BY going to the Western rronticr-knowimg
much less about Indian warfare than the from
ticrSman, and yet often do circumstances find
them in command of troops at some particular
and important iuncturc. The most of the
lighting that our army will have 10 do in tho
future will be with the Indians. The gradu-
atcS at West Point should have thorough
lnlian warfare education, AMI W. repeat that
there Is no man in this country who is better
able to organize the Indian fighting class at
West Point than is Chief ,IusErII; beside, II
will he placing him completely out of the
reach of HOWARD.
National Republican., 1877-10-17
Hotel Arrivals

ArIiHRyn q !. Jones. ALBANY, y. V: L. Elmure,
n. Y John VI HastrId anl Wifi, iirOUklvn, n ;
Mrs. Crawford and Miss Cameron, Pet rsi,urg, Va:
r. T. lullATi. Saratoga; General j. 4. Robinson,
mglM uu.n \, " r. II. Harris. Springfield, Mass;
J. l.. ward. y. Y.
RitrS Lpw.-lI. Farme- aud wife, n. Y II. W.
Fitch. L. =. n. Grn J. II, Hawley. Hart Ord, Conn
T. leAry, u. White, Bision iiIn j. lngnn
Hudv. Mr. and Mr.. 7. y q rrt, Mr.. RnhlnSon
nn.I " f.. NV York; a. l. Whlt"rd, 0ncord \, H..
ID W. G,O h and Wifi, BlsInn: T. a. u mImer. Phllhi
W. X. Jnne', Boston; J. C. LOwrle, n. Y.
LgyHrinL- q. Jones anh =. e. Waldron and WIFI
n s. A ~ Benedict. l.. Z. T rylnr. a. wmgilrds, H.
wingnrhs A. =, Hendrrk. W: II. CAM b,ll, John
Inmu b II, Iiu h Campbell, r. NJ Cobb 'hIlwcil
Ea7an. New Orleans, La T. Appleoy, Dotroit; VIZ,
J Is Forl W, Va; q. y heynods, BOSTON, H. N
BllinIs W. Va; =. d. y slgn, Paterson, N j.. nnJ
q. -, wills and wife Columbus, y. ].
hb1h..C u: ndridge, Z & NJ Day, 81 louis
Mo- II. u, Waters aud wife, Troy, y. VI General y
A, Gilmore, U. c, A; q. N, Lille, N. y; A. W Cobb
Wellsyllle, N YIJ ollvir steg9enVil!e' Ohio
National Republican., 1877-10-17

Hos. ALEX. II. STEPHENS says he is in good
health, and that God will let him live to sec
his country-his whole country once more
happy aud prosperous. Coming from the Vice
President of the late so.called Conirdcracy,
these sentiments are good He desires it stat d
that the following was the opinion he gave in
reference to President HAYES: 81 think Mr.
HAYFs' tenure less assailable than that of any
President ever inaugurated in the United
States. The others all held by prima tdcic
cases The matter of his tenure is res adjndi-
cdia. He holds his Office by the judgment of
the highest judicial tribunal ever created in
this country"
National Republican., 1877-10-17

hc reimbursed for this loss True, Northern
Democrats are pledged to oppose any such
mcs ur Of rrlunding, but history shows
that they have sh0rt memories and chang
ing views and dispositions, and are very
liable to regard such promise more
hnnolrd in the breach than in the obscrv-
anrc.'
The door once opened to this family OF
claims when where aud by whom is II to
h. clCsrd until all have been accommodate, d?
II they are firmly resisted in their inccp-
tion, then the work OF pr 20 r'.on will bc
easy. Otherwise, the ma. d, will bc taxed
to the rcmotcst generation to indemnity
the losses that have occurred under the
efforts made to save il from overthrow.
National Republican., 1877-10-17

THE friends of abstinence have just organ
lied for a combined effort to stay the vice Of
drinking and all its concomitant evils and
crimes. We are glad to see that the cons
biuation comprises religious societies and
organizations, because we know that their faith
acknowledges the free moral agency Of men
and holds them to strict individual account
ability to God for deeds done here In the
body" We feel fully assured that this cen
tral organization will discard the theory that
the best way to reform man is to place him
beyond the possibility of yielding to tcmpta-
ton, and adopt the one in consonsncc with
their moral agency creeds. There Is little
virtue in abstinence from vice which one
has no temptation to commit II prevention
by prohibition were true reform, then are all
our rogucs now in the pcnitcntiary truly re-
formed because they have no opportunity to
he dishonest.
National Republican., 1877-10-17

How Much better it is for such men rs
BRADLEY r. JOHNSTON and FITzHUGH LEE to
be travelling on missions of peace, as they have
recently in Pennsylvania, than to be invading
that State at the head of hostile and rcbellious
forces 1t is announced that they have ad-
dressed the people in the towns Of Southern
Pennsylvania with view of encouraging emil
grafton to the Old Dominion. 1t is wen that
the Virgnians should let the emigrating world
know all about the agricultural aud mineral
resources of the grand old Mother State.
National Republican., 1877-10-17

" MARY HEIsLEH was in Paris she would
make worldrcnowncd name, She is the vico
president of the new organization of the fifteen
thousand cigar-makcrs who are on a strike.
She is reported to have the tongue and will of
n commander, We are ready to swear she has
the tongue, and, as for the will, was there ever
Il woman who had not will of her own? Ina
a future,
National Republican., 1877-10-17
AFTER THE RECESS.
B0rsE or REpREsEyT.TTyEs

Rev Dr. POISAL, Of Md, the Chaplain elect,
appeared and opened the session of the day with
prayer
Mr.. HALE, Of Me-, called up the Colorado case as
question of privilege from Yesterday.
Mr. cox, of n. Y, made the point of order that
the question must he taken on the admission Of the
person first called upon to sand aside.
Mr.. HALE Insisted that because the name Of Mr.
BEIFORD had been omitted from the roll did not
deprive him Of the right for the first hearing he
possessed all the requisites 10 cntitlc him 10 go be-
fore the speaker.
Mr. CONGER. Of Mich. snid the question arising
IN the Colorado ease was one of correcting or MAX
ing up the roll. and therefore took precedence Of
any other question.
The CHAIR sustained the point of order, and
said
THE CASE OF JOSEPH II. RAINEY
would hc first IN Order1
Mr.. cox offered resolution that the ease he re-
fCrrcd 10 the Committee on Elections and that uII-
I'll said committee make II report neither Rniney
nor Richardson, the contestant, be admitted N the
scat, A. reason for his course In this case he had
read letter from the Secretary Of State Of South
Carolina, dated October TO- 1877, charging fraud
was elected, The same was concurred In by Gov,
Hampton.
Mr., MILLS, Of Texas asked II either party pre-
sented regular certificates.
Mr.. HALE said Mr., Ralney had the regular GER
tlhcae, and the question of the gentleman from
Texas punctured the whole question. The paper
read at the desk might present matters of import
but Il could not he considered by the House with
the regular certificate before It, He asked and had
National Republican., 1877-10-17

reports from all portions of Kcmper unite In
representing the people all rapidly acquiesc-
ing in the result of the late primary election
and fast falling into line in support Of GULLY
for sheriff as right in itself and the surcst way
to he tuR pdcidcdtioa of the county II ap-
pears that about twenty persons have been
indicted as principals and accessories in the
CHISHOLM cases, father, son and daughter
were slain,) and It is quite desirable that the
leader of the gang should be chosen as the
officer whose duty II may become to draw the
Jurors who will try these indictments. We are
not informed as to whether this GULLY is ono
of the indicted ones or not, but this fact would
scarcely make any difference in the view of
the average Mississippi Democrat as to the
eternal fitness of things" where the mur.
dercrs were native, chivalrous Mississippians
and the murdered were Republicans.
National Republican., 1877-10-17

AFTER ALL Il. VI. BISHOP just elected Gov
crnor of Ohio, was Republican. That is to
say, he was elected Mayor of Cincinnati in
1850 by fusion of all the elements opposed to
the Democracy, and the largest part of that
fusion was the Republican party. Then it
carried Ohio for LINCOLN in the succeeding
year, and he, BISHOP, was on that side at that
time How will the fre-watcr drinkers like
thisP
National Republican., 1877-10-17

TIE New York Ercaing Post says Sen
atOr CoNKLING ought to reform or else
change his seat to the Democratic side Of
the Senate" 1t is such changlin-s rs the
Post that are playing back and forth like
weavers shuttle between the two great
parties. Senator CoNKLING is II Rcpubli-
can, and will continue to be to the end of
the chapter. He clnnot be abused, fright
cncd or read out of his party by rcncgadcs.
National Republican., 1877-10-17

ONE GULLY, who led the CHISHOLM muir
derers in Kemrer county, is now the Demo
cratic candidate for sheriff of that county, and
the Meridian (NIiss.) Mercury Of October 10,
speaking of his prospects, says: Reliable
National Republican., 1877-10-17

Mr. N. %. EUGiTT is Agent for the rec, 1T
Of Advertisements and subscriptions for Ibis
Paper, as well us for the Collection OF Ac-
counts.
Mr.. ID. II McCLELLASD Is also authorized
To solicit Advertisements.
National Republican., 1877-10-17

An advertisement fnssrtri IN ih1 department pUs
my ptOTCr tifthDd of grciu renting VDif rooms and
HfrchV DrstsntiIn fhF defdcnp n VOtr hOusf ttth
pIocdid. BY pi1rcr rJn,is goUr ddiertientrl
may hr Oot Into trO Hdc cOSirg HIttV cents FOR edch
bnffiipn
National Republican., 1877-10-17
HOUSES.

WdshblG'On has bccoms idrps that ptnrnrd' of
n and Hrrr IL O,iiy trdy 10 rsn hOtte
quickly and 10 DOpd tSnub IN ats by tnssitinD an dd
f~rfisSm"m ~ THE REPuHLICAS Al ddr'rtis,DI"ri
pTtIIiV condensed bS TD' Int JOr Hes, iriirh trW
csf JDty cnts for The Hrt aud sieh Subsequent nssr-
fiyl,
National Republican., 1877-10-17

All communications designed for publication
sAuh b' bricf plainly ,rricn aud OaIy upon one sid,
q hr pnper. Communications unnccompiniedb by the
aumc Cf he author are not solicod and tcW NEITHER he
read nor returned, Rejected manuscript rW am be- re-.
hrhet NOR preserved The rrotrdod STATE Of our Cp'
Hnns during c session Qf Congress 'rW prec'utc hc
insTtion qf Longdrticies.
National Republican., 1877-10-17

TOR RENT-eOO A STREET SOUTHEAST, CAP
II itol H; has been put In thorough repair; thr-
teen rooms and bath; all modern CunvenienCes fr-
nshcd or unfinished; II furnish d new goods Will he
obtained from the best nakrrs Corner house, fine
WARNER a co. y, 9IS stTe,t, or to GEORGE II.
I'LL. 1901 Tenth street northwest oci7h
National Republican., 1877-10-17

LNOR REST-i9 AND ~ STREET SOUTH
Il EAST; seven rooms raCh IN good repair: one
block from the Capitol. Key nj No ~ a. street south
enst. Rent rs per month. nclillt
National Republican., 1877-10-17

EN0R RENT TO A GOOD TENANT FOR A
II moderate price, the beautiful residence known
Rs 'Hillsldc" IN Uniontowni = slort walk nom the
clr route House contains eight rooms, two pinZZas
front, with barn, csrriaEc-hOuse wOpd-hnuse, lien.
house, Sc., and two acres of ground, with cho &c
fiuit. Inquire at Gi0 = ST. eel northwest. Oci7Bt"
National Republican., 1877-10-17

q" ANTED- RoARDERs AT 63i D STREET
w northwest Room and hoard y per week, Gooi
table board o. per az. OCT IN
National Republican., 1877-10-17

LNOR RENT A DESIRABLE FIRST-CLASS
l. furnished house u suite Of rooms with board
Apply to PaymaSter L. y. THOMSON Navy Dc
piTtnlent. o1tu-
National Republican., 1877-10-17

ENOR RENT-THREESTORY BRICK HOUSE,
Il EJS Pennsylvania avenue southeast near the
Capitol Cars pass the door; eleven rooms; all modern
COnvenlences; cellar; heated by furnace Eve ything
n tsh and In complete order. Hrnt an. Key At
PANT so.e No. ~. Apply at Room a Windcrs
Building. Oci7.btA
National Republican., 1877-10-17

SIT TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST
81 Handsome y furnished suite OF apartment
fri nLnr. nrlHAs
National Republican., 1877-10-17

900 q STREET NORTIIwEST.-FOR RENT
Sob pleasant south mont rooms, with board,
either transient or permanent also, table-board.
National Republican., 1877-10-17

I,Ok RENT-liAND ONE SUITES OF ROONi
II ut the new lnusc No 1872 q street, betwCci
Thirtprutn aud FuuTiccntl; all modern Improve
nrnis. and nicely. furnished. one square of Willards
Ebbitt IN Rags Hotels o'7 Hh
National Republican., 1877-10-17
The Presidents Message.

o,7oerR II 1877
National Republican., 1877-10-17
FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE-ONE OF TIE BEST REsTAr
II rants In Washington; The place Is ~ C9nlhI,
on reasonable terms " applied for ut once. Apply Il
WM. DICKSON, Agent, No. %. futRANnA
HALE street. OcIjuf
National Republican., 1877-10-17

lNOR RENT.-MEMBERS OF COSGRESS OH
4 others can be rni,hnd elegant apartments, with
nrst-rlns table board ut ~ Maryland avenue north
east one square east Of tho Capitol Delegations car
he acc OmniO Odated IN the block. Ocl1.2tf
National Republican., 1877-10-17

ENOR RENT-TIIE FIESTdLASS FrRNISHEn
l. residence with stable. to u private hmily apply
nt No .i:Dl X street northwest UcIhlw@
National Republican., 1877-10-17

| LOt RENr-N rRNI~HED SUITE OI
| ROOMS, pnrior and chamber. suitable for /
member nr Senator, at so SiAth street northwest be
| tween T. nnd streets. oclT-MN
National Republican., 1877-10-17

rINWO VERY PLEASANT ROOMS. COSNECTFf
i sepa te, ut nj NJ str ct northwos tI7St
lTOR RtNT-A NEATLY FURNISHED srI1I
l. of ro ms N iirst Zoo aso ,ther rooms
venicnt 10. housekeeping, II des red; no cIil.iren
Apply TO Hgb Il sIIet tc.1.att
National Republican., 1877-10-17

are PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR
II " Sixth street northwcu-N v, ry lar e. cOmmu-
nicing parlos i1r rent well furnished and In excel.
lunI order. Mrs. q. q. HDWARn orIitUa
National Republican., 1877-10-17

O0C y STREET-TWO SOUTH.FRONT COM-
Coc MuNICATINu ROOMS, very desirable for
u member OF cungn Also other rooms for gentle
men only, convenient for taking the BATHS. Rooms
| by the day, week or monts. ot1i4ts
National Republican., 1877-10-17

INOR RENTAL A LOW RATE TO SMALL,
l. Ecnerl family, fine h, use, ten rooms. all cui-
venence' may be pad In hard. No 10. street
| nOl theASt, CcllatA
National Republican., 1877-10-17

ENOR REST-MEMBERS OF CONGRESS CAN
II obtain rooms with or without board, at No 20
Second street southeast, one square from Capitol
grounds. oCIBhiF
National Republican., 1877-10-17

EoR EENT-ROOMS ENsulTE HANDSOMELY
II furnished in private dwelling, laO street north.
west, opposite Fra@klin Square. Boarding conye
nieni. UClBs
National Republican., 1877-10-17

ENOR RENT-A SUITE OF ROOMS FOR on
Il or two gentlemen very moderate nj No. IAN u
street, Letween Thirteenth and Fourteenth street
northwest. OCllint
National Republican., 1877-10-17

ENOR RENr--i202 T. STREET NORTHWEST
u A suite of THREE ROOMS, on second floor:
handsomely furnished bath room and closets at
tached. within two squares OF the Imperial. Ebbtt
AMI Willards. Suitable for senator or Representa-
tive. Rent moderate. Also. two well furnished
Rooms third floor for rent, Oci5 N
National Republican., 1877-10-17

1EIr II STREET NORTlIwEST.-FU
| lc'S NISHED ROOMS-rarlor and cham
| her. Also single rooms ucit6t+
National Republican., 1877-10-17

read at the Clerks dcsk the certificate Of election
issued to Mr. RRincy and other members rum
South Carolina, aud next read the law o. south
Carolirn regarding tho issuing Of such certificates
Mr.. MILLS insisted that Mr. Rainey was ns much
entitled To his seat any member OH the i0or II
the credentials Of man could be set aside every
member I'm the minority Could be OnstCl. and
National Republican., 1877-10-17

Ola NJ STREET NORTHWEST-FOR RENT,
clc handsomely furnished rooms, en- suite or
single; all modern cOnveniences southern exposure;
one of the best localities In the city. sc21l 1--WE
National Republican., 1877-10-17
WANTS.

"ANTED-W YOUNG MIN. ALI OVER FlNf
w feet IN height Apply ut the stage door 0i th'
National theatre, hetUer the hours Ui u and - li
"wednesday morning, urlT
National Republican., 1877-10-17

1901 @ STREET, At THE RESIDENCE OF
81 MRS. WEBB. Her friends Senators
CongreSnen and Others will hnd splendid ROOMS
sunny front and at prices to suit the times. Also, q
fine Brick Stable, with modern improvements. Tor
tent. Apply on tie prem =, l.2l q street, between
Twelfth and Thirtcenth streets northwest ocl6-2tt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-20
eMmtn0Su1t 0ebetIt.

Gin alter slrst, Der ii& DOn Der Sraris
%auriidse,osen bat, erbielt aus ben 6dnber
zines oitinoiiden Miifondr's bas &e3ep1
zines einfadsn, uesetabililden Mrttels 81,
ItneIenu u. bausrnoen 5 ,iIuns Der Sdwino
lu&t, Bronchitis, bes Satarrbs, bes afb'
mas, aaer 9ols. unb 9~unsenleioen, bas
ferner elm poftiues unb raoitales 9etlmit:
tel fir serpsnidwdde unb aIe Neruenbu'
itGnbe lit, unp nabbsm er oefen number.
pole Seiltraft in Gaulenbsn BON 6duer
probirt, srldtete er es als leine Pfi6t, es
ben Isibenbeu Witmeniden betaunt 3a ma
den. gus bieiem @runbe uno pom ben
Wunide ansetrieben menidli1e 9etben ~
Iinoern, ienoet er. toitet fret, on aIe b,'
IS wini9en, bas Re,spt in beutider, fran
sOfiider ODER ensIii9er Spra4e nit Del
pollen Nnweiiuns bas Wittel gu bereiter
unb 81 sebrau@en. Sc wirb our4 BIZ
Bot perididt, wenn mon fi9 brtsfi1, mt
@inienouns elmer 8oitmarfe uno ansab'
be- yamens Der Seituns, mo man bieles
seisben, penbst an: W. % Sberar, l2t
gowers Slod. @O4efer, u. ..
q SO 5 81 al.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-20
NreiS % Gents per 8Sr,

2ln(er Staat wurbe am Is. b. 3d.,
BON etnsm grbbeben bsimseiudt, bas ft
an ueri@ieoenen Orten duberf fabIbar
madte. Wie es ideint, aos ii& bic are
Der Bswesuns pom SiOur @itp aus, quer
burd ben Staut nod Dubuque, uabm aber
sesen Often ab. Wdbreno bier In Der
Stabt bic StOBs taum seipart wurbeu,
marsn bisisIbsn in Siour gitp isbr Hart,
wie aus foIsenoer telssrapbii9en Depsi4e
Dom l6. berUOrsebt: Sn Der ct. Marp's
Si-4e 81 Siour @itp selans es seftern,
wdbrenb Der grbftOBe, benz @eiitli4en am
@ltare nit GROCER Waibe, bur4 3ureoen
elm Drdnsen nod ben Ebaren gu perbIten,
Bel weIdem lonit 3weifeIsobne llnsIidsfdae
uOrsefaqeu fem wiirben. ginise Srauen
fieIen in Obnma9t, unb anoere ipransen
BON Der @mportir9e binab unb erlitten
leidte gerIesunsen. SIN 9O&i9uIsebduoe
wuroen sebrer unb S9iler in ansit uno
Sdredeu perlest, bod tameu feline erbebs
li4en gerIesansen Dor, obwObI mebrere
SdiIer aus ben Sentern bes eriten Stods
wertes ipranseu. Cine Der Wauern bes
S4ulsebduoes erbieIt itarte Rife.