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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-12

@esenffdnbe seIest bate, nm pabri9eins
lt4 ben 3us gum @ntsIeiieH gu brinssn.
8i9ter Sbane iaste ben gsi9worenen, baB
is ibrs gflidt uernudIdilst bdtten, ents
weber ass ManseI an gernunft ober an
gbrIi4teit, unb uerorbnete, bab Der SaQ
wieberum in ben @sri6tstaIenber einses
trasen wsrbe.
unb mteber elmer. Der S6eriff
BON Grawforb Co., u. 6. Smitb. iou fd
Der unteri9lasuns pom amtsseIbern, bic
er I'M Wese pOn llrtbeiIen u. I. NJ. col,
%Isttirte, i4uIbis sema9t babsn. Ser uns
teri4lasene Betras iOl it@ auf stua $500
b~elaufen. Die Bonbsmdnner bes Sbes
riffs bradten, ais fs BON Der Sa9e erfubs
rem, bic febIenbe Summe bur9 Subicrips
ton auf, 3wansen iebo@ ben Sbsriff, ei'
men ibuen senebmen Mann ais Deputp
an3uiteuen, weI@er aus benz Sberifs.amt
3%ufaaenben @ebibren einnebmen ioa, bis
bas BON ibnen uorseitredts @sIb 3uriders
fattet 1T. Wie man BORT, fol- Der unses
treae Beanie bas @eIb beim RartenipieI
v~ueriurt" baben. Gs brau9t weiter ni9ts
bemertt ,u werben, ais bab Smitb 3ur res
pubIitanii@en gariei unb 3ur Tsmperen3s
@arbe sebSrt, iast Der Carroll SO. Des
motrat."
Aus Des Moimes i9reibt man Der
rOeuti4en 3eituns" in Wuscatine: vOie
8eins unb Biertlauisl bIsibt beim MIten,
trOsbem baB bic GemperensIer bic Bin bdts
ten burdbrinsen %tOnnen, uenn fs sinis
seweien udren. Nad elmer beftisen Dss
bate 1T bic Bill isbo5 misber an has bes
trefenoe @omite suridsesansen, NO fe
wabrideinli9 bis gum Sabre 1880 ruben
piro. gtwas baben bic 5erren aber bod
errei9t, ndmli9 baB an @abltassn feline
seiitisen @strdnte usrabfoIst usrben bhrs
fen, unb baB, wsnn cine incorporate Stabt
ben ausidant Don Bier unb Dsin Sur9
cine ftdbtii4e 0srorbnuns unteriast, aud
in einem llmtreiie BON Suei MeiIsn tein
Bier uab Wein pertauft werben BARI"
(Oas 9sste 1T reinsr l%lnfinn. Swei
Wsilen UNI bic Stabt bat bic Stabtuerpal.
tuns tsine Jurisdiction. Die GIauiel lit
fur bic &as.
@iae iunse . a m c in RsIos Iebnte
einen notwithstanding ab NIT Der gntiduls
bisuns, ibr Slater babe ni9t gsnua Gins
tommen, UNI nod mebr gsrionen erndbs
rem su t0nnen. 9abt fur uniere 3sit!
8remer 6 o. sebort 3u b~enienisen
Counties unisrss Staates, in weI@en bic
beuii4e Bepolteruns iid raid uermebrt.
Die meiiten neuen alniiebIsr beuti9er Obs
tunft tOmmen aus Goot Co., 81.
Gin Ssuer, mabrideinIi9 has Wert
zines Branbittfters, ~seritorte Sonntas cine
4naabl 2dben in @utbrie Center unb ribs
tete eineu S@absn pom $40, 600 an. Doc.
tor 6. 9. 6urlep, wel9er an ienem Gage
b%etrunten mar, If untsr benz @eraSte uers
baftet worben, bas er bas 5suer ssIsst
babe.
Sn9arroII 60 haben msbrere Sars
mer in Solge res mertruirois milhen Wets
tiers nit Der Selteuans ibrer 6sloer besons
men. 90 bat unter anberen s.. gaums
bSper in Rnisft Gopnibip in letter 3sit 80
ader nit Weiien befeut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-12
Gin NxFtlebrer iudt cine etsae /!

Gin trfabrsntr Wuffltbrtr, Der i'm Stanbt IN
untsrrt&t auf alien 8las- unb Shti&inframt en-.
ten ~ stbtn, iu&t cine Stsas. Dtriabs pirf,
loon att Sabre ais etbrfr BON Mu0feorss. bat
nisbrtrt ~Yanss" eomplst aussebilett unb iana
bic btifsn 3eusnift ieiun 5batisfsit s~srIsssa.
Wabfrt Wusfanft sibtsit Rssaetisn bee 8laitts.
U. bic ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-12
0roker UerOteutt !

DER uns feline gersFs ntba siRsm 8 gsnis. Stamp In a.
mem 8ritft ~tinftnea, rem itnbtn mir Der zen atnaut aus.
tunft abr tr gan, ntuts @tltdft, psmit irstnb eius Der.
lon. mdnnli6en petr petblittR @ti6lshfs, auf tbrIibs
sptiie uHe etne srpbt Nuslascn unb Wllbe abtr 100 Dollars
per Wlenat %ssrbisntn tanH. obns Rsiftn une psoe In. Rtin
4ssnntatts . 9Imeu8. %ienbsrn sn sbrlibes SslAift.
ahrtfirt Spbn Souis u. &c., 9rauesitr, esuiia &C..
Sppa. g. s u il Sab
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-12
..Sreuuo, i6 Gin ,ufrieoeu." fine

,,Sremno, I'D Bin snfrieoen," fns'
Elm bstannter @oItsbidter unb ibm fimmi
5err @bas. gbrenfeIs, Smitb Gambling,
Soma, in Gnbetra@t Der 8irtuns uOn Or.
ausuf &Snas's 9ambursel
Bruatbes BEL. Derielbe idreibt:r Mit
pOafdnbiser 8ufriebenbeit sebraudte i'd
Or. ausuf &5nis's 9ambu IT.
ger Brufttbee sesen 9eiierteit uni
9rufIeiben unb ale 2euts in meinsr Na9.
bari9aft fnb 70 3pfrieben bamit, bab fe
benisIbsu r~eseImdbis i'm .Sauie babsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-12
griefterperiebnmsem IN Der
9i6tete 9nbuaue.

Der 6o6w. s. s. eabrsmann 1T
pom Gutenberg mad spons periest wors
ben. an bsFsn SteIe in Gutenberg tritt
Der firsiid n~suseweibte grieiter s. 8. gOs
bims. Der bo9w. 8. 8. gafler, Der bic
wliiion in 9pons psriub, ii nod Sprins:
broot periest worben. Der pon ieiner
arantbsit interchangeable bo4w. s. Orb
ibsrnimmt bic Wiikon in 6eofud.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-12

9~bOtOsrupbie a 81 sou srOB 80 Cts.
10 K IA y $3.50
2itbOsrapbie 10 xl4 20 Sis.
@esen ginienbums bes ansesebenen Bes
TRACES psrienben mir bic BiIbsr franco per
SOf. 9lnbere aassaben wsrhen Bel uns
i4nka eintreHen.
gudbanbIuns pon
Nat66auer & 8ebrle,
9ts Al Soutb Ga Gale Ctr, Sbieaso.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-12

Sef6fa6tete S&meine finb biQiser I'M
Yreiie, uIs ie felt benz gesinne hes 8ries
ses woren; 80. so per 9unbert gfunb. aein
@unbsr, baB bic Sarmer, bic nod ioI@e
babsn, bisielben ni@t pertanfen unb ie
ielbit einpoteln.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-12
Sebr imtere6amt II. nislicb

fir Sts,rmann. btfsnhts fur eol&s, bic itrsn 8rtunt,n in
Gurssa ttnt 8rmet ma&tn psasn. "a sas ntttt 8a&lun
xTmbrer fur Ginpanberer~, &c.
tas man ssstn Ginlast zen nur 10 Gh. p~srtsfrti pom
gafadu itlba baittsI Tam. - GsrtHt;
Rev. ALEXANDER BERGHOLD,
POI South 9th. Str, L. d. Brooklin, N. Y.
3A5-3i8
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-12

s. 0arb. &i1ter-Sam elmer, s.
s.. 5ontep. grfasmdnner-S. s. Gope,
sSranf Witten.
GIerfs-Ilbert S@mibt, Yeter @awans
ger. griasmdnner-Grant Saessi, Sobn
&uesamer.
StimmpIat-Soua 8rauerei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-12
@tieago Warftberi&t.

@bieaso Warftberi4t.
Wu IeIssrapbo 10. Wdr, 1873
l-$5.5 so bis $50
Wei3en.-No. 2, $l.O44.
WeU9torn.-4l4 bis Az Gts.
5afer-23s gts.
Butter-27 bis SO Cts.
gter-ll bis IL gtS.
@bistp-$l.O4.
&inbpfeb-$S.sO bis 4 40.
S9weineFeif4-$9 rs bis s.35.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-12

2Sir 6a6eu pieies Sabr bsnn bod
msrtwirbises @ettsr. Sest. mo- Don
Rsdtswsssn Der S@nee bic grbe nod fub'
bod bsdsn ioQte, wsben G~riblinssIifte
bic gdume seben in &nospen unb bas
@ras srint an ben Bsrsabbdnsen IN dom
fer Rra6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-12

pie vstorb Soma Yoit", bic 5err Rar'
berg fribsr in 9anins pubIi3irte, Dot Ietten
5reitas ibr @ridsinsn bier sema&t. 9err
aarbsrs laBt bic Patsntinieite in 3utunft
weefauen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-12
CIR fAtb. 3eitua8SberaaSeeber

Der nnterseidnets iu9t bis !. M4i CT.
cine ~anherweitise Stsqe ais R.baeteur ei.
rer 3eituns BON aussefpro4exer
tatbo Iij4er Eeuben3. @sfdaise
Sfertsn ri4te man an
Bruno &itter,
Rebacteur Der Columbia,
Wilpautee, @is.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-12
NewsDorf Warttberi9t.

[pu 5tltsrapD. 10. NGr, 1878.
Mebl-$4.25 bis 400.
Observation-Disclosures, go. 2, $l.26.
Safer-a54 bis SO gts.
WeI4torn-sem. weitl. 80 @ts.
S1meinef eifd-$lO rs bis 10. s5.
@olb in Nem Uort $l.Ola.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-12
$taot 4 Ameeeeno.
yasiienoer asent = aItrep Nitter.
Saaenperorounns Der pioeefe Qn-
6tdtte.

Si. 1T bisieIbs, pie u~srsanssnss Sabr.
Ger @ebrau6 bes SIsiides 1T srlaubt in
bieier OiOceis Bel allen Wabl3eiten an ben
SOnntasen unb BEL Der Sauptmabl3sit
Wontass, 8isnituss, DOnnerffass unb
Samaass, ausssnommen 9rinen Don:
nsritua unb bic Samftase Der Suatember
Nunb Gharrpp6e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-12

s. frent rns, su erfabren, bab SrennS
Sii9bad in ben Stubtratb su Dpsrspias
ernannt worbsn 1T. @ratulireu Stabtpa.
ter!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-12

Der metropolitan 3eibffaa In Der
Ndbt ets Nibsnaums, friber bon Deder unb
9Gser, jeSt @ibts unb 60. ssbalten, IN nit sirer
Auspabl ysstrefai6fr autipsn unb Supstes, 70.
ME efn beten wffreen ~pereben. Wer enc Spa.
iierfabrt mattR, Dptr binaus in bic @eeers fab.
rem MID, fol- bort feline Crbsr tinierlaTen
autltfa fur 2siGfrsssansniNs ,a nisSrisfsr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-12
Announcements etnfaouna.

Sas ,,Saaem6arser 2Sort' fir
teabrbeit nns Rsebt wirb ssn eursmbura aus mad ou,u
tpsiien Der Der. 81. france .u %. 80 Or. Ooh Der Sabr
ssrtanet. Dtt Bpabiuns Tam IN ysaanpdluna slu
Usaisl ssfattsH. a W.
Nierre Srmd,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-12

Nilbamfee Narftberi&t.
o. 1%tIssrapb) 10. Wari 1873.
Wei3en-Ro. 2, $l.O74.
9afer-24 @ts.
n-43t Cts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-12
10000

apfelbdume erifer gIafe, BON 8 Bis 8 SUB
bod, gu benz Breiie uon 5 bis 10 Gents bus
Stiid, gu usrtaufen in 6. 0enlinser's
Saami4pIe in Baibiuston SOpnibip,
ssJ1dton 9o., Soma. 346-347
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-12

Die 2sriioer BON Neu WeQerap idsn
fsiBis @si5en; aud anberwdrts i'm County
fiub bic Sarmer bereits on Der Saat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-12

2Sir oanRen hermit benz Sreunbe, Der
uns bic frunSOfide 3situns aus aIsraas
brien in gsppten ianbte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-12
Neue Nseigen.
@a0ner aeim6t,

6trr gs. glittls In Rsdfalt, BEL DUBUQUE, futt siutn
suttn Wastnma6t, fur &n~futissn uub Rtparirtu rem
Barmtrpasen. Gin Wanu nit 5amilis nire psrsaeasn.
lin ndbtrt ausiunft ptntt man I'D an Rs. Rid sis,
Rpdtalt, DUBUQUE Co., Sspa. ba
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-12
No. 2. - @69entlt9e 8rteFtfe.
Dubuqus, ben 4. WGrl 1878.

Dubuqu, ben 4. WarI 1873.
Sn rtI&er aut Britft ~anstsat fab. rtI6t psn 4. Wd
Bic Jun Il. R63 In Der btttsea gsfpifet anstipmmenu U.
Mot absebplt rsrttu fnt.
NQenbran Sstn Suribt 9mma
Bu6mann Wt6sal Euut Satinan
Dtbm anribtl Stries
TsiS @irtp anplbtl Natr
Taniu gDilbdm Stibplp Gatbarine
8et plars TiF eu6ttrbanh Gariaian
@leufer 9arsIiHt ga6r Spbn
@anitr Sfaae Rpa6 Spbn
8rtuid Ne Nttebabr Saerb
5ahtu Caroline 81 ellr Qtna Yltf
HRas puseHs ni&t, psnn man mao Srisfen auf titftr eh
trast, ~ btmtrttn, bae ft q n 6 fne. uub bic Rum
utr Der 6rteaihs a~niuetbtn.
q. Z. Norbert. pamda1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-12
ct. Sous @arftbert&)t.

Sts EutUp utuGttVt]twts
Wsr 1tIssrapbJ 10. Nart 1878.
n-rotber, Winter go. 2, $l.ls.
Weli4torn-S9t bis 500 gts.
5afer-269 @ts.
S&meia eiih-&9 .65 Bis 9.75.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-12
$50 ut Wifplams &rier ?

Dtrftts snliss feline 5stnuatb I'm Tenn Daltpid, Soma
10. gptse., I'm Stunt 1872, une u ftttesm fpurIsS str.
larunten. OF mar ssbsrtu In quytmburs. Wltultta.
frtunet. wi&t Gusfunff stbtn fSnnsn lbtr ben gerftpuu.
ttnen. Rne stb ten eitftlbt an ben Rtb aittur tttls BIattes
cher an ben uutsr,t8u ssn suismmtn 10 laHtu, instm
pi&tist unh traurist 8amilitu. 8rttsniHt, ben gumisttu
febale mic mSsli& iurad rxftn.
Saeob Srefen,
343-346 Nintral pOint, Soma Co., Wise.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-12
Smte @ele9enbeit

"S wv
fur einen Sattler unb Gei6irrma&r !
(HARNESSMAKER.)
On Dsaptr, ~sDabafsau 60, Minn., II cine cute 9.lS
eenttit fur tintn Sattltr unb 3e&irrma4tr, Der fstn Ct
lAAft strRsht. Gr lam 3aus unb etpp rtnttn Veu Tau
ten. lin udhtrt QuSfunft rtnet man I'D an Nrant
@rener In Deaptr, Wabaftap Co., Ntinn. 343.s6
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-12

9rpiNitIrn hes orremkurn,r una
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-06-06

THE OTHER CAAIPBELL.-John
M. Campbell of Philadelphia, don't
want to be held responsible for the
acts of delegate "Hugh j. Campbell,
of the 18th ward" said city. We
don't blame John M. for his repudi-
alton of Hugh j. There was a sour
Wy fellow in this State a few years
ago who called himself Hugh J.
Campbell, and if it is the same fel
low, decent dog would repudiate
him.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-06-06

The greater the amount of
fraud, cheating and lying, con-
cocted by the opposing elements
to stay the onward march of the
Democracy, the more certainly
will it press on to overwhelming
victory. Politicalroguery is now
greatly at q discount, and the
honest purposes of the Demo
cratic party will as surely win
the day as that there is a just
God to rebuke wrong in ali its
forms.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-06-06
BELLEVUE, La,
THURSDAY, ::::::::::::::::::::::::JUnE 6, 1873.

line pOhtical caui0rOn Is seetn-
ing and bubbling, and a power
full party is in its death-throes,
and although we Of, Bossier are
but an atom of the great host
marshalling for it's overthrow,
we, too, have our part to play,
and if we do hold the trump card,
it is well to examine the ground
carefully before we enter on our
campaign, that we may make no
false play. If we assume that
our old enemy is dead, we de-
ceive ourselves. The snake is
only scotched, not killed, and is
only watching for some vital
spot to sting us.
Before the campaign is well
advanced you will hear much of
the old CONSERVATIVE SONG, and
advice to vote for the best men
regsrdless Of politics. But let the
syren sing ever SO sweetly, we
will none oft. The Democratic
party has lost and won many a
hard-fought battle in Bossier,
and although robbed of the price
of her victories, by fraud, PERU.
ry and the strong arm Of Fede
raj power, she is girding up he1
loins for another "on to victoryp
and her organization in Bossie1
will be found compact as he1
own staple, when under the pres
sure of the screw. All we have
to do is to ascertain the choict
of our people for our standard
bearers, and when that is ascer
tanned, put them through on tn
party platform, with no side is
sues or independents, but vot'
the Democratic ticket, pure ant
simple, first, last and all the time
and perpetuate our rule until W
become as corrupt as the Radi
cal party-which is scarcely il
the range of possibility-as W
believe the American peopl
would revolutionize before the,
would allow another such
curse to be inflicted on them.
In these remarks we do nc
wish to discourage any of on
fellow-citizens from maxim
known their qualifications to dis
charge the duties of any Office
to which they may aspire
through the columns of the Ban
NER-price ten dollars, cash.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-06-06

The Weekly Observer, Point-a-la.
Hache, Plaquemines parish, La,
F. S. Caro- editor, made its first Wis
it to our sanctum last week. The
BANNER smiled at the strangers
genteel appearance, and returns the
visit this week, hoping the acquain.
lance thus commenced may long
continue to the mutual advantage
of the high-contracting parties.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-06-06

A reward of $5O0has been offered
by Gov. Nichols for the arrest OF
Jacob and David Gunter, who re-
Gently escaped from the Vernon
parish Jail. They are charged with
numbering Calvin Bass, last June,
They are described as follows:
Jacob Gunter is 43 years of age
about 5 feet 10 inches high, weighs
about $50 pounds, sandy hair, fail
complexion, blne eyes.
David Gunter, his son, is about
% years of age, about 5 feet, six
inches high, weighs about 15;
pounds, sandy hair and gray eyes
A reward of $500 has also beer
offered for the arrest of Thomas
Houllhan, who, in May, 1876, muir
dered w. f. Laresche, in New Or
leans.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-06-06

From a careful reading Of 9 ma)1
ity of the papers of the conntzJi
says the Philadelphia Times, it loeO
as if Grant was the only Repuoilc
who is running for the Preddsag
in 1880.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-06-06
General News Items.

takes effect Sept. l, 1878.
There are at present 1877 lu-
natics in the Georgia Asylum.
Their Legislature has ad-
journed and the Pennsylvanians are
that they are thus relieved.
Hon. John Scott Harrison,
son of President Harrison, died near
Cincinnati, on the Goth ult.
The Government has Butler
lied the Russian Imperial Bank. 1t
is sick and shaky, financially.
A man in Orange county,
Florida, has $4,000 thriving pine
apple plants.
- Texas claims to have grown
last year 10000 more bales of cotton
than any other State.
1t is computed that thirty
million or more acres of land have
been sown, planted and titled this
season than a year ago.
- The year 1878 will show the
earliest, the largest, and the best
wheat crop California ever had, says
the California Farmer.
- There is talk of having May
or Ely Of New York city removed
from Office. He is charged with
neglecting to keep the streets clean.
c. r. Waterson, defaulting
paymaster of Pacific Mills at Law
renee, Mass, has been sentenced to
II years in the State prison.
Democratic State Conven-
ton convenes at Baton Rouge on
Monday, August 5. Bossier is en-
titled to four delegates.
- Gov. Van Zandt, of Rhode
Island, is over six feet in height,
weight, 26O pounds, aud is the larg-
est man in the State. It is a won.
der the State is able to bold him.
- In 1868 the wool product OIL
California was 10000 pounds, for this
year it is estimated at 10000, Co.,
This is an amazing increase in ter
years.
- The total debt of the city O.
New York on the 31st day of Marcel
was S119, 792, 966 which is 50, S1S,47:
less than it was on the 31st March
1877.
A Calcutta correspondent o
the London Times telegraphs tina
virulent cholera has appeared a
Madras. Of Al Europeans attacke'
80 died.
THE Catholics have bough
1000 acres of land in Mecklenbure
Va, on which they are going to es
tablish an industrial farm for edr
eating freedmen. The Benedictin
Fathers will have charge of the farm
Reports published of til
Mexican foreign trade show that on
of S30,O0O,OO0 only $4,000, 900 come
to the United States, less than ha
the amount that goes to Englant
and only equal to that done wit
France.
The Senate Committee O
: Military Affairs has decided to r.
! port the bill authorizing the Seer,
: tary Of War to purchase the burr,
lot at Camp Chase, near Columbu
: Ohio, in which 1900 Confederate So
diers are buried.
The Democrats of Pennsy
yania have nominated Q+oto
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The Salt Lake Herald compla'l
that the practice of smoking asDas
sinking pipes7 is permitted 70 =
United States Court in that caty'
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The Democracy.


thinking man.at this late day in
our political history can enter
tain doubt that the perpetuity
of republican principles, and
consequent prosperity of this
country, can only be secured and
promoted through the agency Of
the Democratic party. In other
words, that an organized coop
Grafton of THE PEOPLE of all sec
tons, can alone be relied upon
for the maintenance of the
rights and interests of the peo-
pie.
The man possessed Insufficient
intelligence to distinguish his
right hand from his left, and at
the same time is capable of sub
DUNG partizan and sectional pre-
objections and animosities, if he
but open his eyes, can read, in
the events that have transpired
since the defeat of the Democrat
ic party in 1860, this glazing,
burning, everlasting truth.
The division of the Democratic
party at Baltimore and Charles
ton, resulting in the running of
two Democratic tickets for the
Presidency, constituted the vir-
tual division of the country, and
the success of sectionalism,
rings and cliques. The overthrow
Of our liberties, and the delug-
ing waves Of destruction which
followed, speak not only to the
head but to the HEART, in behalf
of the rule of the people. From
the election of Lincoln by a mi.
nority of the popular votes, tc
the overwhelming defeat Of the
Republican nominee in 1876, the
will and wishes of the people Of
this country had been held in
such light esteem, that the party
in power feared not to count in &
candidate whom the people had
rejected by nearly half a million
votes.
No candid man who has thu
fear of the Almighty before hi'
eyes, can say that the will of th'
United Stetes, we may say of any
section even, has been regarded
since the General Government
so-cALLED, has been in posses
sion of the Republican party
So little did Gen. Grant regar;
his administration as represent
ing the whole country, that a
one time he had in his Cabine
two partizans from ONE State
that of Massachusetts,; and tn
Offices at his disposal were file
by his personal kindred an
those of his wife, from one en-
of the country to the other. An
it is now understood that the Re
publican party: has become S
accustomed to bowling the kne
to Grant as their king and maj
ter, that, although he has a
ready ruled eight years, an
with a rod of iron and as an ire,
; ponsible despot, he is to be the
candidate for the Presidenc
> again in 1880, so little confident
have they in or respect for tt
people, or even themselves.
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President Hayes has appclns..
A. H. Leonard U. 8. District Az
.ney, vice Lacey, removed.
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$25, 1000 will cover tina H.
age done to the property Of Denv.-
Colorado, by the recent food.
Greenbacks are worth . pren.
ium in California over gold. N.
BANNER will take gold at par, hov,
ever.
- The Dallas (Texas) Sayins.
Bank has "busted." Capt. q. M
Gruber, ex-tax collector Of Weha&.,
parish, was president.
The Senate Committee !.
Commerce, on the 3lst, increassI
the River and Harbor Bill Appen
priation for Vicksburg from 9AO,ooo
to $4,000; also, for Red River IA
the mouth of the Mississippi, IN i.
crease of $50, 900, each.
The Philadelphia Comm~.
cial Exchange voted on the 18th i
petition Congress to increase II.
standing army. The Cincinnatiboard
of trade also protest against the fnr
Their reduction of the army. aTha
spirit of communism is rife amons
us" say the Porkopolis Board, who
greatly fear that s'the terrible i.
sons Of last summer will be repeat.
ed"
The recent tornado in Wiz
consin was a terrible CALAMITY d
the section Of the State visited.
About 80 lives are reported ID Y
and nearly 800 injured; while Il,
destruction of property is said 3
reach into the millions. From tn
first appearance of the cyclone 4
Mineral Point through its whols
course across the State the destruc.
ton was great. Accounts Of en-.
viv0rs are reported harrowingin u
extreme.
Judge Chisholm, son and
daughter, who were murdered II
Jail in Dekalb, Kemper Co, Min,
on the 10Th of April, 1877, win d
buried in Cedar. Hill cemetazy, &
Salona, Clinton county, Penn. n
monument to be erected over t.
graves by the Bloody Shirt Brigade
will be 20 feet, 4 inches high, viii
a base 6 feet square, of white broan
and beautifully designed. Of courn
this is done, not to honor the dead,
but to insult the South for the m
fortunate murder committed.
Columbia, formerly called New
F Granada, has nearly three millions
of people and nine States, Of which
Panama is one. Aspinwall and
Panama are its two principal port,
and the trade across the Isthmm
. has generally amounted to @S5, 900.
900. We concluded a treaty with
this nation in 1869, giving Us The
exclusive right to construct canal
across the Isthmus wherever w
liked, and 100 years to do il in. Or
Government is to control the canal
absolutely and get six miles Of laad
on each side of it, and pay > snan
$ annual rental. The debt Of Coloar
I bia is about s7O,0OO,OOo.
!, The Philadelphia Press has On.
piled and published a comparsaW
statement of prices from 1850 70 -
present time. The list, which y =
elaborate one, contains all the ma'a
staples which enter into food, clotk
ing and the leading industries q -
country, and the result shows ~