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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-09
Dreisebntes Sapitsl.
Die 0crgcbun9.

Die Numiren batten teu arbcimen
8atb benist, pelden ibnsp Sylpanus
aeaebsn. Cur Seratreeeten Stunpe rpar
ibre &eiterei plSsgtd aus eintm naben
@ebSlse berSprsebrpden bate In wenis
asn Minutsn bic Sanpsbsns nur6Hossn
uup pas Eager Ubne 0srtbsirisuns sefuns
ben. Mp risism Gage pirre 60 UNI pas
Deer Carriages Ssltebsn sswsIen ltin,
pdren niht Die Sarbaren, pom &aubIubt
fortsuiGsn. aus sinancsr aslaufen, fat
In ssi1loisnen Heiben bis gum 3eIre pss
Sbsrfslpbsrrn pOrsuprinsen. Die 9sib,
rd&tsr ris suerit b~srbsiseeilt paren, Ie.
len pitbsnp iiber bisie unoiseipltnirten
Banpsn Der uno lieben tbnen ni6t 3eit.
T& rpieper su ~pereinisen I; Die %dbri9en /;
2s8iOnen ~besannen fp'leid, In Wa6en
anssOrpnet, r~eselmdsis bic S&la3t.
Der junse 5ssrfibtsr mar in,wii6sn
blutsnp auf Isin Eager eelsst porpen /:
Elm sei&idtsr Nrst bate Die @unpe untsr
iu&t unp idritt gum erfsn 0erbanpe.
Der Dol6. pom elmer iidern urp asiibten
5anp selIbrt batte Sarbas setrofen unp
mar Elm irents unter BEN 6ersen ttef In
pte linfe Seite aeprun9en. Die 8linse
mubte piinn, l6arf iein; renn bic @unpe
rpar lhmal unr ltes rae Slut nur Ipdrs
LID pur6crinsen. Drei bis pier pom
ftinen 4eibpd6tern, cie allein bel ibm
9sblieben, pibrenp ibre &amrapen zen
Geinp Suridtrisben, frastsn ben Mann
Der WiGeri&aft nit ibren Sliden unp
erparteten nit elmer idms1lthen Ban,
8isfsit iefnsn entIdeipenren MuSIpruh.
unssa6tst Der matten Sld1e, pelte
an pie SteIe Der frildsn RStbe leinsr
0ansen eetreten mar, bate Sarbas nt6ts
pom 1einer frsuupli6en Sertnfeit psrlorsn.
Seins Musen, bic fd NIT Mibs BALI
5fnsten, i1ienen feline treuen Disnsr IA
fu@sn, UNI ibnsn tu ertennen Su
aebsn. pte iebr i'm ibre Grssbenbsit
unp tbr S6mers ribre. Bon 3eit su
Belt trddits or bic 6anp ess @reiltS. Der
lbsr lein Eager binasbeust aufwerfiam
bic Gonldrttte pes uebelS perfOlste, OBS
pobl er fi@ nur pamit su bei6dftisen
l&isn, nit elm wenis lauem WaHer rie
Dunpe su retnisen, wel&e im,aer blutete.
Mruntus. ries mar Der Nlme res
slr3tss. mar In Carthage aeboren. aas
Qibyen fammenp. bate er, na1pem er
feline erftsn Stupien In ieinsr @aterifart
poQenost, mad chamber MesYpten @ris.
&enlanp unp Stalisn bereiit, inpem er ll@
In Der 6silfunft su perpOafommnsn, su Der
itn cine unwipsrfsbIi&e Nsisuns behdn'
big pispsr binsOa. Na& awan3tsjdbri'
gen Netlen bate CT. id bleibene tn leineu
@atrIanpe nisperssla6en, no sr ftp CANT
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-09
eSSSIioIa's S6wtfern,
ste &riffi6en Sefoinnen.
Gin Geitenhad
I'LL
@iseman's Tabiola,
ODE, b,e Rir 9eber&atatom BEN.
[6ortitsuss.l

DaS 5%anbssmsnss rpar blutis, i9rsds
lid: tiperfeits bic 1ebeisabl, bic SiBe
Der 9eipenihaft unp zines blinpsn 5anas
tismus; anbcrerieits Der Mu.b, tas
@sfdbl Der pFi6t bic SinSebuns, bic
Bs8eiferuns. SdOn f~reusten fid pie
S9wsrtsr, &%amerapsn, 0aTsnbricsr
puren In, gesriH. I@ sesenfeitis su ere
piirssn, aIs pl6sltd, Der 8Open s~ittertt.
@ilpes @el1rsi eri6itterts Die Cuff
ss rparsn bic numipii6en 8siter, pel&s
nit Gem sanjen llnsetim ibrer &pNe
Iber taS Eager berfelen.
Dem Geinte seseniber Ssrsibt Der Sols
bat i1neq letre Ra@ebesierpen /; er bsnft
1ur mebr puran, TAPER 3u fdmpfsn uno
su fesen. Die Gmpbrten itanpen tn
it~inetmdeis pom ansriT ab unp ienften
bic 0afen. Dasielbs tbaten bic eeib.
,pddty. @sIhidt rislen Muserblif pss
Shpanfens bsndsenp, risf Sarbas :"
8risesr, bic Barbarsn iiberfalen eas
Eager /; auf Der Sies III unier!" rnp
haS Seer panbte 6d einmal sesen ben
Geinp un, unp ftlr3ts iit ben Numtren
entsesen, bic idpn iber pte eriten Sers
iaansunsen binausseprunsen tuarsn.
Der Gelpber tanp, pte ssiast Obns
@aFsn am GInsans ieines 3eltes, ais
SslpanuS Dor ibm eridienes mar. Sn
rsm &ussnblide, tpo pie @olonne Der 9ufs
ribrer letn 0ebsn bsrrcbte, bate er nur
10 piel 3eit. I'm ieinen Sbtlp uno fem
Sdpert su erareifen. I'm iit aber OF,
Die Spise Der eseicnen, bic iaOn in gutter
Srrnuns maIdirtsn, itslen ;u f6nnen,
befabl er, ibm ieinen 5e!m unp leinen
pan3er ;u trin8en, pOmit er it6 in aaer
Gile bepedte. Wan brahte ibm lein
S4ladtrOe, pas ibwar; mar ME Gbens
bols unp unsetdm pie Ger 0ino Der
@dfe; es tampfte NIT ben TiBen une
idoB Geuer aus ben Nifiem: es bate
ben S6aQ Der Srompeten unp pas
&rieesseidrei sebSrt. Shpn bate Sars
bas feline Hatternte Wdbne ersrihen ;
nod etnen @ussnblif, uno er mar mitten
untsr ben Seinisen ; ca fab man ibn
ipanfen. srbleiden; feline linte 5anp bate
bic Wdbne lossslaiIsn, uno CT lanf blus
tsnp In biz Arme isiner 9eibpadte..
Wan bate IS faun, bemerft, pie ein flet.
ner idpar;er Wa1n,rsn Niemanp fannie,
wte etue S&lanse forti&li& unp pl0sli&
rsbsn BEN, 5eerfdbrer ftanb =. Wdbrenp
man tbm beifanp unp ibn in ietn self
bra@te, mar pieIsr MsnI@ peridwunpen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-09
Bar, 4auther = uns Neni&.

Sar, Yantbsr = uno Neni&. -
Yissi, Der bsfannte 1%biertdnpistr. sisbt
ssssnmirtis Vcrasuunaen In Marrip.
Dur6 @srisbsn sinss Wdrtsrs NOR &c
mSsli6 sewprrsn, ras sin Banter ~ sts
nsm Gistdrsn sslansen fcnnte. Gs
entlpann fd elm aufrrsenrer 8ampf
spii6sn BEN Bsiisn. psldsr Die 3us
I6ausr - rts Stens FAM furs rpr Se'
stnn Der 8c,ifeluna fatt--mit S6redsn
erfinIts. Der Sdr mar Idpn i'm 8esrif,
,u tIumpbiren, rsun ssrssblib ssriu6te
IS Der Yantbsr, Der Elm pbrsn;errsissncss
SGmer;ssbril ausfiss. ii6 aus zen &c.
paitisen umarmunsen ees gistarsn ;u
bsfreien = als 8irsL bios nit elmer
psitl1s bsraFnst. in ben rang trat uue
i6 in rsmisltsn sinitlicssn LIEF. Wtit
elmer unalaublidsn Ssrpsaenbsit ftlrste
iib rer Mann ,rii6sn pie Simpfenrsn,
elsrifT Cen Sirrn en- Ger @ureel unp be-
arbsiiste ibn NIT Der psiti6e. Das ipilre
9sbeuI Ger raGspmttstn 8efisn purpe
ron Sirel's epnnnneer Stimnte ibsrs
tSnt: iein Gintritt in zen rang ma6ts
zen &f ~ sinsm unslei6sn, 10 cas
Der gdr talr ssnStpist mar, isinen Gsine
FlpssulaHen. Slisi6nsu ersrif Sirsl
pisie @%slssenbsit unp jaete Ben tluttries
fenesn gantber rur6 pie @srtincunass
tblrs in rtIsn Sdfs suriid. Der BAR
binssssn, ais sr f& isinsm Ssrrn auein
~sesendbsr fab. psrfrc6 ii& i@su unp sits
ternp In sinsn @infsl, trprauf Sirsl
untsr rsm Applaus ess fir psrartise
S6auipisle 10 isbr empfinsli&sn
muerirsr g%utlicums Zen Sdrsntdfs per-
lief.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-09
Gin sonuenoisn. Sn Der iansasn

Gin ssnnensisn. Sn Der iinsitsn
3sit inp pielfa6s Seriu&e aema&i pors
ben, rie SOnnsnfrablsn gu pradti&sn
3wsdsn, 4. .. gum 8strieb pom Wias
l&insn, gum 8p&en u. I. 10. su perpens
ben. Gin FOLDER 0sriu& wuree untsr
aneern firsli& IN Snrien, no bic Spnne
natirltb pisl bsibsr IL, als bel uns, nit
grfpls ausasfibrt. Man lisB 'ndmlt&
bic Sennsnfrablen suerf bur& tinsn
Wantsl pen @laS ssbsn, wel@r tn es
na Gntfsrnuus pom I 3oa ben eisents
li&sn @pparat umsat, Der ipna& gang
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-09
Gin ssbn Gilo idperer ea6s in

Gin 5ebR &ilo ftpsrer eahs in
einem 5eilbuttsnmasen. = Gin GifSer@
boot 3u Wid in GnsIanp bra9te firslit
einen 5eilbuttea spn ltbper Sualitdf
ans 0ano, Der SO 8ilp wps unp 2
Neter 20 Gentimetsr ednse unp ;ismlib
einen chen iOl4en ~llrnfans bate. a!S
cieier Slid aussenommen purpe. fanp
64 in isinem Wassn Elm fd5nsr suds
Dor, Ger mod gang unperfebrt unp 10
Silc ibpsr rpar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-09
Die 8eneSiftiner : NieoerlaEnaa
I'm State Nrfanias.
Gin, ieIt,ne Gelesenbeit iir oeutfde aatbolia
fen, H& far tuenis Och cine tuiiui&eusa
ipertbe Stimatb 10 ermerben.
llsbtr finfbuntut Sarmsn auf benz btisn 5afeI-
lanee i'm Strrmstbitts bes arfanias- JIuI-
10 ies une in unmittslbarer Rabe einer
faibcl. 8irhe une Shule sslessn,
fsbsu gum Anfaafs OHrn.

5ar stutf6s, iathpliiSt g%amtiisn. bic I'D I'm Usasu pstr
Suersftn Ger Der. etadten cine ntut Seimatb ~ srtnkes
be ihitttasu ttettn bic Pdneertitn Der .,eittle Rod uns
Bort Smilb.S itnbaen-S sf nibaft" I'm Staatt drianfas.
uhsr cine Wiliel Nder q Mai. nh. a~ustrstre bnli1s Der.
tselt. = Der Ssssu tttftr
maaussuet N une mtIee NIB bic @tfunb-
tttspertdItutff unlbtrtrtffIth d. - Nue
Mountaineering es Reretns ae Slee Q seetthtn Inn
hibernate uni Huetu eur6 5ius rnb Giftntabn. als Der
isb 'sfrassn, sur Zen peditt,n bee 9ansa rafasa rne lob
nsns.n asfas. our BE Sttb.at sibfs ieias s~anaisrs Ct
Sba,uht III es 9taene ME stf1afen. Dabei III Der prtis
ies 9anee br etqis une bic acknowledgements iueerh
LIBERAL. 6ar $3.50 bts Si0). ,ahlbar In Raisn, bic I'D anf
lt&s setr stbn SABRE srfrefsn, Tam ttnt lSsns Garm ssn
80 ader IN metr ttrrrttn rtreeu.
&intr Der beftn abtte eteir e~aresrtsn In ben asuntita
eesan uni 5rantItn rurse ~ Gnfans sisiss Sabres rem
hp6wl ten Nbte ptartin . Z. O., rpn o.. pltnr ie, Snt..
fur cine ueas esu.eifttusr. yhsetrlanuue sussepdblt. auf
zen ~ eititnf 3wede %rtitrrtrten 10000 ddtrr Sduets baten
I'D b,rtits an $50 seut8s iatbslii6s 6amilitn anettaafts
psnsu ses ee6w. ?. Uslfsans sdlampf .. g. B.. ibren
eisentn Seslierser. dine ,peut 9irtt rtrl In ben na6ftn
ptsua't en-. une zine ertfte. febdle % bic umfanet erteifttR.
srriottt rsrssn uue ste 6tnseittinr. S6psfen uereen Ina
zen sEti @smtiHs,n bic gfarrfbultn lbtruebmtn-
Sn eieier rtuen. RAID auibiuteneen 9eipntt atbsn ned
~tnnetbale ents llmI,tiies pen bret eesr pa pstlen ben
8ir6t uns S5uis ttwd tJ,O0U adsr sntsn une fru6tbartn
eauets fur fathsttfAt hamilton IRm unfauft efsn. Der
unttrjti6ntts as'nt bsisrst i'm du'trast ets beSr'ftn Nttes
Martin uue hes edne. 9smmtfdrs. Sru. VI. D.. Slad, he
auf ben earssuiaut belslt6su Ssftdftt Der 6meetiitnu-
i6rift i6sn Anfras,n Die sspa, fSt, aastanft ~ srtssilsn-
Hlan a%srtitrt 1 l.
u. Seamt6,
2ans. D sarttmsnt e. R. ". dc. Rs.,
'snR sc aeus eittls Nod. Nrf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-09
Se6rhoer 8ar66of,
.rgclb a ter,
Bittsburs, go.

Heferen,en /: g. g. Cardinal 8. IeGlpsfsp
scn Tsp gprf; + Gabif6of W. s. Grabbing,
8altimu ore, We.; Siltpf 3. 8. WtG udit, &o-
DIETER. Rem gorf; 5o&w' fer P Vtauritius
8lclteymanu o.. s. F., ct. SpIepb's college,
lsutOpOlis, 81. Sehp. P. Signature 5rues o.
s. B., Ct. giuesnts ItbsY, pa.
TESTIMONIA
Felix Barckhoff ex Widenbrueck, oppido
diecesis mee, multa organa pro ecclesiis die-
cesis Paderbornensis multa cum laude fabrica-
Wit, quod lubentissime, hisce testor, dunn Re-
verendissimis Episcopis America ipsum COM
mendo.
Paderbornensis, "A Dec. 1855.
+ C0NRADUS,
sw Episcopus Paderbornensis.
Monasterii, Ia Dec, 1865.
J0ANNES GE0RGIUS,
Episcopus Monasterii.
&spdratursn unit Stimmunssn psrsen aufs
pinftli&fe befcrst.
Sritfs btlisbe man ~ acreFren:
BARCKHOFF BROTHERS,
Lock Box 100,
Mount Oliver. Allegheny Co., Pa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-08
e 10Y. Chamberlain Endicfna

New YORK, Nov. S.-A special from Coi,,o
b'a, S. c., says: The Grand Jury Of ri,
Iltlch!and county, in its general rresentmc,ts
to-day, returned true bills against *. Govern,
D. Fl. Chamberlain, Financial Agent II, II
Kinpton, DOW resident O. New York: ev.
Comptroller John l.. Neaglc, at present il o..
lumbia, and G. Z. Leslie, formerly Land Cc,r
missioner, whose whereabouts arc urkoown
charging them With swiudiiDg the State in tbe;,,
capacity as Land Commissioners during tSa
administration of Governor Scott 10 1870. Al
the time the fraud was committed Chamberlain
was Attorney General Of the State, and, as was
asserted to the Grand Jury, the eadirr CON-
spirator. His colleagues in the swiud!e have
betrayed him, ard the whole evidence as given
by Neagle, who was his confident in the ,Iars-
action, proves that the commission bought
tract of land Known as 'llelIholc Swamp Ior
ST., 900 and sold it to the State, by virtue NJ
their authority as Land Commissioners, for
$l50,00O, Ct which amount Mr. Chamberlain
realized the lion share. The whole evidence
is conclusive, and WAS obtained week or two
ago, but p1udently held sub rosa tJr fear a
campaign purposes Norib. Chamberlain la.
been retained to argue the suit Of the credjtort
versus the Grecnv!!lc and Columbia Railroad
here as counsel i5f the bondholders 10 the
United States Di4'tct Curt. II he VOLUNTARILY
meets the SUMMONS no executive action will be-
taken; ii not, rtnGlsitiOn upon Gov. Robins,r
Mi! be lssueG.' NF. Chamberlain left Nv
York city Tor Wash!ogton last cvepug
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-08
Daring g.Hs,bpry.

New YoRK, NoY. Sd ohDsons i.Sclr,
store in Eighth ayonuH, between Fifty fifth anil
Fifty sixth streets, wa- robbed la. cgsuio,
Of two thousand dollars worth OF c'atA, .pl
watches in the presence 0! = large number q
passcrs by. Shortly after TX o cocl. Two me.
entered the store, OUC co-cd the door Will, itc
other kept in their pI&c:s, with Is revolver, NJ.
johnson, the proprietor, his clerk and Cut,
mer. Two others thea smashed the large p.ar
windows and placed in TWO bags the stock tx
posed. While they we're thu: occupied two
others, armed with pistols, ordered the pa,,tr>
by 10 move on. The property having been
packed up thc thieves, sill protected by lLelr
companions, moved quickly 10 Lu!chets ca!'
10 waiting, at the corner, ard drove RAPID,
away. IRE two who had kept possession ID
the store, receiving q rf2concsrtci s!eus
turned on the tbroDg end fred their pistols 10
the Dir. A stampede Il the people icl!Ow,i
ard the thieves ali made good lhcr escape.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-08
Ashore.

WASHINGTON. u. G., Nov. S-Tha iila,
Corps Station, Rochester, n. T., reports to The
Chief Signal officer at l.2D a. H., as iolIov-
"Thc schooner Winchester, Of PtIt l!opc, will
q cargo Of coal from Osscgo 10 Thorwod UGt
ashore five mi'ca Hess Of Charlotte. The ",
sci is considerably damaged The crc@ Of *
men vas rcscHcd h. the lie saving crew q
Charlotte.
The Signal Corps Station, Os~@e>, \. Y,
reports to the Chief Signal C!iiccr a! l.ij a.
m.-Tho schooner SpeedWelI, Captain Jane
Il. Wa1t, lumber laden, is ashore tgu7 n:l.c,
west. The crew cannot get ashore ard nee!
assistance"
The Signal Corps Station, O;wog0, y. \,
reports to the Chief Signal officer at p. n, 3,
follows 1.-THE life saving crew have coGc A"
the assistarc, Of the men Oh the Scho,n!
Speedwe. She lies withio two hun3r@itsd
of the shore,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-08

NeWe Of eEe EfEys

J. Pa.ran Crane, republican c2ndlGato Tor
CONGRESS- in the Fifth district OF Maryland, has
served notice OF contest on DR.. ElJ. lielkic,
who will get tic certificate 0f Q5cllon.
Thirty occai stcsmors arc at New Orieans 10
carrv off portion Of The cotton crop. A large
number Of sailing vessels arc also 10 port, GDd
tho CITY is assuming its usual winter aspect
Governor Colquitt's message to The Georala
Legislature shows that the Gua1ots ct The
State are 10 very satisfactory condition. lbc
balance Ia the treasury On October lst was
$295,7S9.
At the solicitation Of cx.Gov. Fletcher, Of
Missouri the President has pardoned HcDro'
ichhoffep, Eoglcc, Berneckur, EVerst and
Ha1daRay, the last af the men who were con-
yicted as paricpators in the st. Louis wblskcy
ring frauds.
In response 10 a rcausilon from the Covert
or of Kentucky Gov. James ID. Porter, oil len
nessce. Yesterday issued warrant to Thos. L.
Gatliff, agent for Kentucky 10 Whiteley coun.
ty, Of that State, authorizing the arrest of j..
G. Rogers, John Rogers, James Caywood aod
VIM. Caywood, the alleged muruecers OF ES-
ward Jackson, who arc now said to be running
at LARGE in Tennessee. The warrant WAS Tor
warded by yesterday mail.
Tho case Of the United States government
against Samuel j. TIdon was M 10 the United
States District Court ct Nav York, yesterday.
NJ, j. Sykes, vice president Of the Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad, appeared, but
failed to bring the books OF the company with
him. A dispatch from Gen. B@nj. Z. Cooks,
president OF tho company, at Chicago, WIS
read, explaining that he had declined TO pro,
duca any books 10 court, but had rendered per
mission 10 examine them inliy in fls Office
The case was adjourned.
An address has boen issued BY Tho noo Nor
mon women OF Salt LIKE City, addressed to
Mrs. Hayes and tho women o! the wcscrn
States. complaining that, though poIygamy has
existed fer thirty years, tho government has
never enforced the existing laws against It, and
asserting that more Of these unhalIowcd ALT
auocs have been consummatcd 10 tho East year
than ever before. They ask the woman OF the
United States to petition Tor the repression q!
| this evil and to delay the admission OF Utah
until polygamy is cXtcrpatcl.
Capt. Condor, the pardoncd Feuian, accom-
panied by committee OF Irish American ctl'
zens, called on the President yesterday t
thank lin for the executive Influence cxertet
in his behalf which secured his release from {
British prison, thus restoring him to liberty
| The President remarked that he WAS happy L
SEQ Capt Condor; hoped he would soon rcco"
er his health, and made particular inquiry
about the members OF his family with whom,
| it seemed, he was acquainted. Capt. Condor
also called on the Secretary OF State, to expires:
! his thauks for the interest manifested by thu
| Secretary in his behalf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-08

E=e CUR HARKEr.-T'he good PC peoi j.
exsndris have cause 70 DC proud f ore ""'e'
number, who is continually on the alert, VIII ~
ever wstchiui e7e, cdressing the wroHg long;
Of the wicked portion Of the citizens. AL HPv
taicly j.: entitled 10 the thanka Of!hs COM la"l
We refer To- our handsome whole soul" !, .''
townsnI.n b. better known as Ky E".-.
not allowed t. be sold other thsn by wrish. -.
iny pounds does not constitute basho .! 49,. 49,.
potatoes Section =, captHr XIV! rcH''@". 49,
clerk OF the market TO weigh al AL
provision, which may be hougLt hy MY pc'y
without receiving any rc," snd i r, Alps .
had been swlnclri, i; was his dn.y +" FcP.'.
the clerk Of the market, and thus msk" u" =
ample OF the swInder to All others HI;p'sc
do Iikewi.r. let i Alias y y report u" na',It
Of those middle mcn" and butter dealer. - -.
clerk OF the market, and thus confer stu! 1fests
isvors upon the people Of lcxandtm; ana a.. q.
great desire to rush into print, shall '"'" =
complished something in the end. #
wa" &. L.. NEaLE. g. NJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-08
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEkLI By
EDGAR SN-OwDEN.
FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER g. 1878.

4 colorcd man was on the grecnback ticket
10 Phiadelphia, but the white members of that
psrty there, like the white republicans 10 the
South whenever they put colored man on their
ticket 10 order to concentrate the colored vote,
scratched him, ana that, too. to such an extent
that though their whole ticket WAS defeated lis
vote was almost fourth lower than that OF any
other man on it. Within the lines Of the dem
ccratic party is the proper place tor the colored
people, and they will all be found there before
the lapse Of mauy years. That party does not
think they are Jet competent to I'LL Important
Offices, and consequently does not promise them
such, but the promises it does make to them
it fulGlls. as has been shown by innumerablo
instances, the more recent Of which Was the late
appointment Of six coIored policemen by the
democratic authorities OF Memphis. Ii does not
deceive them with false promises, aud the late
elections 10 the Souri, 10 which districts horcto
fore strongly republican have gone democratic,
show that such course is having its Legitimate
effect, and that the colored people arc rapidly
finding out who are their true friends. Before
the war there was no i'll feeliog between the white
and colored people Of the South--the children
played together, and tho love for the mammies
was only secondary to that for the mothers.
There was 10 antipathy between them during
the war, when the Confederate soldier entrusted
bis wife and children to tho care OF his colorcd
people with as great sense Ct security as II
he left them under the protection OF al en
trepched camp. There is no real cause for the
existence Of any but the kindest feelings be.
tween them, and the cases of animosity that
have occurred are tracsabe. 10 every Instance,
to the teachings of radical inccndiarios. The
southern white man understands the nature of
bis colored brother, and can mako allowances
for bis short comoes which would be impossi-
BILE for northern man to dc; aud The colored man,
acting on this knowledge, always knows where
to 20 for relief when in trouble. The solid
South is certainly not favorable to liquid
North, but, 80 far as depends upon the coored
vote, the Indications arc that it will remain
solid for many years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-08

Leaving cut of view the lack of wisdom eX-
hibited by the passage Of the silver bill, there
can be 20 doubt now that something ought to
be done with the silver DOW 10 the hands OF
the people, in order thai it may be either with
drawn from circulation or be made good cur
reucy. Nobody wants to take the new legal
tender dollar. nobody will take the subsidiary
ccin in larger quantities. than five dollars, nor
will they take The trade and NJ x:can dollars, ex-
oept at heavy discount, even though the for.
mer is worth considerably more than the legal
silver dollar. The people received tho trade
and Mexican dollars, and the subsidiary coin,
IN good faith. aud when they passed current,
and it is no fault of theirs that they arc cot
worth as much now as they were before the
passage of the silver bill. A great deal Of such
money is 10 the hands Of poor people, who,
alarmed at the cad experience Of the savings
banks, have been keeping it 10 the legs ct old
stockings, but as the law is against them, az is
always the case when there is anything to lose,
they will have to bear their losses with the best
grace they can. Their case NC suppose is hope
less With regard to the Mexican dollar, but as
tho new dollar Is legal tender. as the trado
dollar s worth iotrinscally more than the legal
tender silver dollar, and ~ the subsidiary coin
is already legal tender to he amount Of FIVE
dollars, law authorizing their redemption 10
greenbacks or gold when presented at the Urea
sury 10 sums Of fifty dollars. and prohibiting
the reissue Of all but the subsidiary coip, sup
plemented by the repeal Of the silver bill would
prevent any further lose, and be the best legis
lation that could be adopted under existing
circumstances.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-08
yellow Fever.

MEMPHIS, Nov. $40 new cases q ycuCo
fever or deaths have been reported siEc' >S
o'clock last evening.
New ORLEANS, Nov. S.-For the twenty
four hours cndiag ct noon TO day but thlc'
deaths from yellow fever had been reported.
These we're OF children. No Dew casts Cc,
Jack Whorton is recovering.
YIcKsBURG, Nov. $40 d4a:hs in he city
from yellow fever. Two III the country.
NASHVILLE. NGv.S.-rhc American INi'a
City special reports several new cases OF fever
at Hickman, and fears another outLr2ch uat:'
there is a change from the prevailing suuy
weather. Returned refugees are again IcaVNG
town.