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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-22

iueniger aber nod obne gbfdt fIaat Qsc
nrb iein Staatsiefretdr TO unabldifS aber
bic Nbnabm me bes,Yeterspfeu.
ntgs. Nidt obne Notb, aber nod pieI
mebr 3u bsmonftratiuem Spsde bradte Der
Yapt neuli9 bic 6interIaFenlhoft pon
Sius TX. aum gertaafe. Or Bat sinen
sewaltisen Grumpf In pettp aeaen bic ia.
t1atifds Bartet, bic ibn burt Speruna Der
F. Yetersptsnntse unter tbren 8iGen beIoen
modte. Wtnten' ibm bod bic i'm i%talitui.
tben @arantteseiese fir bic ..gerwaltuna
Der papltltden galdits" susaeiestem un6
tett ls7l seuaItis a~ufaebduften idbrIiden
bret uttutonen 6ranten! 9aHen bic from
men ote 6nrie barbsn, parum ioQ SEQ bic
9ano ntdt mad bieien Iodenben unb iiber.
retfen Tri9tsn dusftreden? Bsrsits bat
Der Yapif bieien GntidIub, Der ale tribe.
rem Yroteite besraben mirbe (benn NIT Der
annabnte bts Sabr9ebaIts BON 3 Wiuio:
men aus Der 5anOIber y&ir1earduber~ per,
St9tet Der papft arf feline slniprade auf bic
pweltlide 5srridaft") isiuen &arbindIen
anSetinbist, als er iie Dor einissr 8eit ,u
tan.menbsrtef, ibnen mittbeiIte, baB bic
Safiea erfSSpft, eine ginitsuuns Der Dab.
lan9en Der @tsdIter IN alusfdt iet unb
baB. iebe Wereinigung bon iperfhiebenen
amisssbaltsrn iofOrt aufseseben uerben
niahe. y@sbt bas 70 fort", bemerfte Geo
rpeiter, no weiB i'd tsin anberes WitteI,
als BITE Miaionen pom Der italienifdem 8e
SterunS an3unebmen". Das rpirtte wie
Elm Oonneri4Ias auf bic ,S5rer. v5eiIi
ger Batter, bieB es, vbas pdrs Ia cine ents
issli9s @anbIuns. Qafsn mir Dor Der
9anS nop ioIde @ebantsn! 0ir wolen
nns sini4rdnten, 70 uiel mir %tSnneu, mol.
len unier W6sli9ifss tbun. @ebt's bann
enblit bod ni4t msbr, 70 blsibt uus bisiss
lsste Wtttel ia unbsnommen.~ @enua,
bas rlests Rittel" 1T bsreits pom
Sapite ielbft in aler Sorm aufs Sapst &c.
bra9t.. Rod Gins. SdIisBli9 raunt man
fa in bic Sbreu, unb omar eerabe in lie:
nen Rretien, beren SibIung unmittsIbar
pom ben Tor3immsrn Der boben prdlaten
bic In ben 8atican binsinrsi6t: SEQ bat
lett benz 9insanse Sran9i's tsinsn
Aussnblid bic 8 ebeimniu ollie Art
bes Iobss isinss treuen Oisners aus
ben ausen uerIoren. Die Sa9e i9ien
DION sinssi4lafen gu iein: ba ssIans es
NIT einsm Wale benz papite unb istuem
t@arffnnisen gruber, seuife Snbiuiouen
an elmer empfnblt9en Stsae ibrer peri6n:
lt9sn Jnterefen Az padsn unb benislben
elm wi4tises 9sitdnbniB gu sntrsiBsn +; e n
ErdntIein NOR pom Nuslanbe Der in
ben Vatitan sei&idt worben, aber nidt fur
Tran&t beftimmt, ~fonbern fIr ben
Bapft ielbit. Ser 8ufal fists ss,
baB 6randi itatt SEQ XIII. f9 NIT benz.
ielben erfriidsn muRts."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-22
@rok9er u N.

Sie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6ss per.
itorbeneu Stattbalters oes 9roBber,os:
ibum's, Yrtns Seinri1 Der Risberlanbe,
ipudt nod INNER tn Der bsuti1en YrsHe.
9ier mas bic vWasbsburssr Seituns"
neuerbinss barber weiB. als Der Staff
batter bes R6niss @rosbsrSoss seitorbsn
mar, nabu feline @smabIin, bic Brinseiin
Warie, beier llbr unb Rstte, bic auf sinsm
Glide neben benz Bette lag su ii4, nm fis
IN elnem S4rant su bsuabren. I'm Der
Rette befano fi1 elm tIeiner golbener
S4Ii1el su Der &uiistts bss Yrinsen Ssin:
RID, unb idou bssbalb, au9 neil fsrner an
Der Rette elm tIeinss WsbaiIon nit benz
BiIbniB Der Srinseifn bling, bsuabrts bic
9emablm bes PrinSsu ubr uub Rette iors'
LID. Wsnise Stunbsn mad benz ToSe bss
StattbaIters eri4ten auf S9IoB 8aIfsr'
binse Baron j.. .. Blo1bauisn, Staats'
Ninifter bss @rOBbsrsostbums 9ursmburs,
Yrdiiosnt Der &ssisruns unb bsauftrast
NIT Der GENERALIZATION Der auspdrtiaen
ansslssenbsiten. UNI ii9 pom Der Yrin3si.
fin ben S9IaiieI aur Saiistts gu
srbitten. Die 9rinssifin CAB ben S9Iii'
iel unbsbsntli4 beraus, fdon neil Der
Winiiter .. 8lodauien anaebeutet bate,
in Der 8afstte f6untsa f9 m5sIi9srmsii.
Stats, S1riftsn bsfinben, in beren Befs
er fid iessn miiBte. sIm Gage mad benz
Stni9eibsn bss BrinasnsS% tattbaItsrs trai
in WaIfsrbiussn Der Batter Der Yrim,eifn,
Bring 6risbri9 Rarl, eiu, Der BON Der Ab.
Iisfsrans bes S9lliisIs an ben Winifer
erfubr, unb auf befsn YeranIaHuna Der
SdlineI on bic @smabIin bss Yrin,sn
Ssinri9 wieber abssfibrt purbe. Was
nun in Der 5pi5su3eit nit BEN
SnbaIt Der Raiietts sei9eber
q, bleibt bis auf Wsitsrss elm Gdtbiel
bic Der Yrinseiin suridssssbsne Rafstts
sntbieIt bic teitamentarii9sn 8siimmun
gen bes Yrtn,en nidt mebr, obwobl iis Biz
Sum Eobe bes Brin3en in berieI
b enbewabrt worben paren. Nad
neun Wonaten, pom Gobsstase on sered,
net, ssbt bic f0rmIi1s Eeiiamsntser6iinu nt
Dor ii4, unb bis babin muB f.d ~bsrausitsl
len, Oh bic lesten Anorbnuussn bes Yrin
zen lberbaupt nod ~uorbanben, ober Oh 4
burd irsenb cine llna9tlamtsit ~perIorsl
sssansen (Oa bsiBsn: bur9 ben Minife
.. Blo4auen setobIsn worSsn
fub. 60 meint bas 8Iatt.
Den OisbfabI, wirb Der Baron no,
SIo4auien wobl nidt auf ii9 fssn IGilsn
gr 1T es benz eanbe anb ii1 islbit i5aloi9
Rlarbeit tn bic SADIE au brinssn. Oi
! sWasbsburssr 3sitams" wirb f4 mob
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-22
Susembursische
Vereintste Staaten.
G%orrejpunorn3.

SurteippHocH3.
.. Winona, Minn.. Is. april 1879.
Ssrr Rsbattsurl ..'. ...
Sn Sbrsm ssi9dstsn gIatte bon 8. b.
N. los i'd bas &. g. antsr3si9nste ginse,
ianbt. S1rsibsr bssielben bemltt fia,
bic Initrensunssn, welde sema4t wurben,
nm bic, gum Gbeil armsn 9eute, sesen ben
pom Often ausssbsnbsn Dripe : neil.
S9winosI tu idiben, aIs Bstriserei am
Staate bartufeusn.-
sic ielbff, Ssrr &ebacteur, uub Der 10,
gid bentenbe TbsiI Sbrsr 2sisr, unb ma,
mentIi4 .berien,se, wel9sr nit Der Dripe.
msI ; g~nsslsssnbsit bstannt III, we,beu
isbr gut einisben, baB es pfi9t bes Staa,
ties III, feline Witblrssr ssssn bic @iata,
elmer Orsanifrtsn Yatsnti9pinbIe Banbs
gu iddsen, u. baB IS wsiisr III, aus Staats'
mitteln $1,000 Dollar Az opfern unb BEN
Staate babur1 10000, COO Dollar Al
srbalteu. ais &sdt unb gissntbum ftreb.
iamer Sirssr berjIoien S9uinbIsm i5us.
los Su iberlanen.-
Do9 i9eint vOieies" benz sesbrtsn Gin.
ienber weniser am Ssrsen su liegsn, als
isinss 2anosmannss BobI, psnn bisis,
pisleidt f4 I'm bas StaatssS 9asmsiifsr.
amt bswerbsn iolte.
Nun, mein Iiebsr s. g., In bisism Saa,
wirpe Sbr Sobn isbr penis fur Yfanbsr,
S4ulae obsr 5 y. frassn, - ionbsrn II
edtsr Ssteranenueiie porpdrts seben uni
bOftentIi4 aud fiesen!-
Spariams Granger" iinb itsts bemibt
baB Bette gu molten n, fe ioItsn ii4 abe,
aud Don 8eiipisIsn beIsbrsn IaIsn uni
RrGft unb Rutb ssuus baben. has Bette 4,
tbun.
Surd bic SsrOfentIiduns bisier Belle,
psrpfi4ten sic 5u Dant SIREN
Sobn euomis.'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-22
Saar, WoteI, GtteI uno SuuS,
ra6en.

ru0eu.
/. o Is Wai on ssbsn tdsli9 8 ct
i~enbabnsise uon 9oblsn, mad T,ier. DiI
Sabrt oausrt etua 81 Stunosu.
Aus Saarbridsn f9reibt man
Wan MID isst ben Gambler %tennsn, wsI4e
bsim @oloarbsitsr Rep Su Saarlouis Ia
Sabre 1875 nm Bfnsfen bic WarpiDss
Butter @oites Wsoa,len bsit Ute. Der
ielbe fou isBt in Wss pobnen, i1 abe
nod bdufs in be, @essno uon Saarlouis
isbsn IaHsn (alio ntdt pou Spsidsr, mi
i'm Warptnser plopB bebanpist wuroe
Bel 8aumboIoer Rd am %
Wdrs einen balben Sub bob Stnse DE
5ribiabrsma,tt lit bsoeutsno %oarunter.
gu 8slfdbillis bat bas 6rsuoen
ihisS eu ,psi Opfsr seforoert. Stner De
B6ue, ploste uno usrIesIe susi Wdnns
oerart, onb Der cine 'ofo toot blteb. I'm
Der onpere lhuer ptrwunoet oarntepe, lieQt
an lernsm aurtommen miro se,uelfelt
Wer,ra an Der Saar uiro ourt De-
Sau Del Woislbubn beOeuieno IN Wnlst
b nia-f. ss3or TN WuyS bat uur msb
oulaa,benos 3 tae
Nus ber Rdbe Grier's |. Wdrl
nuo bsT,d Il: 81 Dem beoeatenoen uit
56urrluser NJ IN ben leetrn Gasen en-
nsueo ~artoumsn Idt ben Soben ley
her 5buss 10 bob oOB, wsnn rr mt No
srn abssbt. be%oeutenors SoauoHer Be
iiIhteg psroru muB
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-22
Sefgi(6- Suxemburs.

Der &6uig uon SeIsien bat
sinen Bsiud IN England semadt.
5srr Woiieere, Der tiidtiss Rebacs
teur Der .8oir ou luxembourg, beoauert
ben Sob zines SOhuss. ST bat in aur'
gem mebrere S6bne uerlorsn.
Serr 8artb. Ri5tsr bss tribunals
eritsr Snitani gu arIon, lit auf bic O0uer
pom bret Sabren gum Observation-Disclosures
bisisS 9srl4tsbofss ernannt potoeu.
Beiber grnennuHs gu girsermsi,
fern III benz Riniffsr oes Snnern sin se'
Iunssner Strei9 paiRrt. gu 9iernsur bat
sr sinsn Ssrrn gum Sirsermeilter ernannt,
Der bersits felt msbreren Sabren toot 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-22
Die repoluttondren 8ebeims
, bInoler tn Ru6lano.

Der Sort zines abioluten Heaiments,
uie es iest nod in RubIanb beifebt, 1T bas
5eer, unb nun tnb am Is. b.. neun OF
f3iere, baruntsr ein @arbsoffsier, aIs
8eri9w0rer-als Witglisber bes reuoIu.
tiondren @sbsimbunbes Der NibiIifen-
perbaftetl gs banbsIte ii5 babel UNI cine
repolution6re Oruderei. Der vSdlefi
i9en 3eituns~ wirb iibtr bic &~ufinbung
elmer anbsrsn nibiIifii9en Druderei aus
Yetsrsburs alio bsri1tst. SIN abseleaen
fen Stabttbeile, tn @uutuiswtt Sitrop
on Der Repa, wurbe bic sebeime Oruderei
bss repoluttondren Central gomttes ent:
Ssdt. Ser Wann. bel benz sebsims Druid
preiisn, S9rifteu unb 2itbosramme porae
funben wurben, trdgt Ieioer sinen bsuti9en
Namen unb 1T Der tn Betersburs ssborene
Sobn zines eingsmanberten bamburaer
8irssrs Ramss gi9ftsbt. gr uurbe, ohne
Wiberitanb Ieiften gu t6nnsn, i'm gett
lberrumpslt unb sebunbeu unb feline Wob
nuns senau bur4iudt. Da fano man
benn idmmtlide Yrsfen, bic sur Anferti
suns Der sessnpdrtis ibsr gang RuBlano
Derbrsitstsn 6Iusidriftsn sebisnt batten,
Gauienbe BON 9opien bsrislbsu, widtise
8riefi9aftsn aus CLARION, OoeGa, Riep
unb Wostau unb game Bulsn Der in Con
bon eri1sinenbeu ruifi9sn &epoIutions
aeituns vRolofol.~ SGmmtIi9e Brief
f9aftsn unb Orudia9sn wurben nit BE.
i9la8 bsIsst. giaftsbt aber Der britten
~abtbeiIuns (bsr Sbsrbsb6rbe fir bic ae
bsims PoIisei) ibsrantportet, pon mo aus
Ct nod Der Bster. 8~aulsfsituns auf Wai
iiltsS iteuo sebradt purbe. @i9itsot it Elm
Wann In ben mittIeren Sabrsu, bate swar
ruifi1s uniusrftdtsu bsiu1t uno 1T in
RuBlanb ssboreu unb er3osen, Nismanb
aber bate tn ibm elm 9aupt Der ruliiiten
Hibtliitsn permutbst. 6ir i'm, oils eriten
@ebilfsn bss 8oaamts Directors, mar Cd
natirIi9 uerbdltniBmdBis lsi4t, prsfen
unb Orudia1en aus benz Auslanbe emu
f&musssln, bsnn Sitter, bic on Jpn aorsi
firt wurben, pnterIa9eu teinsr gontrole.
Die PrsTsn &C. wurbsn tn SdrinssfdGeru
einaei4mussslt. Na1bem gt1itspt in
f4eren @suabriam ibsrssfibrt woroen
mar, bislt ss bic poIisei nod ni9t fur on
aeaeigt, aud nur Elm Wort Don benz Dor.
9efalenen In bic Osffsntlidtsit orinaen ,u
IaIen. Wan uafi9uts ii9 sunddft bee
DisniipsrionaIs bss 8srbaftstsn uno III
bsEsn Wobnuns in @sbstmsn itarf be
MAIDEN. Sebermann, Der BON Samitac
gbenb ab @intritt besebrte, wurbe pei bat
tst. Inter ben ipdtsr Seitsenommener
bsfinbet fi9 aud cine Dame uon Stanos
Wie man erfdbrt, fno auf 9runo be, our8
iudtsn @idfteot'ide Yrluat gorrs,ponoenj
sablrsi1e 0erbafruns in Der Sauptltaoi
uno In ben s,OBeren Stdotsn oes Ianoes
uoraenommeu porosn.
Sn Gbartow purbsn bsrsits l,O4O ri
biIiitsn perbaftet. Snsnss i1slnt b.,
SeridwSrsr nidt ab5uidrstsn. Der BE
ri1t, baB Der Aitsntdtsr Bon 9rr telens
pnbaftst poroen iei, IN falld. DE Yolr
Act In Charlton srbslt stnsn Yrirt Dol
Iep Uolt, Der ,Boberkow" unte,snaue
LIT uno in benz sela9 wiro, baB Der dor,
Der bss Generals Rrupottin oalslbt auss
fommen isi.
Bsridts BON 8rsp iasen, buB polun6'
@etansens baieIbit aut's sraulomns be
banbelI psibsn Uuie purosn eridoNsn
wabreno fs Al snlftben pniudisn De
@stdnSniB'@ ouusrneur NJ oeco,ut worosn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-22
Sir6fi&e gVeuisaeiten.
Snlanb.

Heri6iebcne Bldtter msIben bic balbise
Gntunft zines pdpflidsn Delegates in ben
Der. Staaten. gr ioG feline Rsfibsn3 IN
8aibinston, 3itrict Columbia aufi5Ia.
gen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-22
Snbilaum.

Wie ss beiBt, ioI Der 81. Batter bas gu:
biIdum fur aIe auBer europdii9en 9dnoer
bis @nos Ausuft ausssbsbnt babsn. Nd.
beres wsrben MIR wobl baIo our9 bic bodu's
fen Bii46fe erfabren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-22
Oi6ese Nat9eB.

Der boam'ie Siidof @Ibsr CAB auf bic
6rdgs. OBJ eiu &atbOlit Witslieb Der
.Sbreuriter" knights of Honor) fem
fOans. fOlssnbe aniwOrt: y Sic iassn, Oh
Daily Republican., 1879-03-01

THE Gazette" had little fun yes
terdsy At th- expense OF the other daily
papers on account of some Topographic
crl errors which we're made, but If it had
waited until to-day it might havs re-
ferred 10 its own slip, vkere it has Mr..
Lalnbson Of the Legislature offering an
amendment to strike tae word "order''
out OF the bill regulating the sale Of in
toxioating liqors. OF course the "Gaz-
ett." meant cider, but it didn't say 10.
1t also seems to disapprovs Of the ap-
pearancs Of Miss Mary Anderson at the
Opera House on Wednesday evening
next. by announcing that she would
appear on Tuesday evening. The
"Gazst.e" also has a lot at the north
ess1corner of Fourth and Poplar streets,
Is feet + inches front, sold to Daniel
Sha-tf.r for SIS per foot or $3.50" Ac,
cording to our computation somebody
must have a good "divy," as the lot
only comes to 1888 at SIS per foot.
Thou hypocrite, first cas-, out the
beam out Of thine own eye; and then
shalt thou see clearly TO cast on, the
mot. out of thy brothers eye Mat
thew VII chapter 9Th verse.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-01

VIZ WOULD call attention to kirkInan
a. Sons advertisement in another col.
umn. showing a reduction i'll the prices
Of hearses and funeral carriages, com.
men.urate with the times: and also tc
the advertisement of their Last and
West End livery stables, the first a,
1928 East Third street, and the latter al
Delaware Avenue and Tatnall streets.
The reduction in prices for attending
funerals ir something much needed
especially amongst the poorer classes OF
people. Messrs. Kirkman Il Son de-
serve the thanks Of the community for
taking the initiative in this reduction
in prices, and we hope their patronage
will be Increased in consequence Large
h.arses will hereafter only be $3.50,
child's hearss $3.50, and the finest car
riag-s are reduced to $50.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-01
Correspondence OF the REruBL IcAs.

Letter from Red Lion.
The recent snow a nd rains have left
the roads in y miserable condition. -
Travelling is anything hut pleasant to
man or least.
Several Of our farmers ars pulling up
stakes and removing to other points.
Nearly every day there is sale Of per-
sonal property, and Notwithstanding
the dullnees VI the times and the scar
city Of money, the property sold at
these vendues bring good prices. This
Ia partly owing, perhaps, to the long
credit given. But pay day must soon
come.
Something new and novel for This
section, double marriage, took place
in Pencad.r Hundred last Wednesday
evening. Miss Kate and Miss Maggie
McMullin, two Of Pencader's fair daugh-
ters, were united in the holy bonds OF
matrimony, at the residence Of their
parents, near Glasgow. Mr.. Henry
George, of New Castle Hundred, led
Miss Kate, and Mr.. John Boys. near
Glasgow, led Miss Maggie to Hymsn's
altar, where the knot was securely tied
by Rev. Louis L. Barrett, in the pres
enc. Of large number Of relatives and
friends. Every one present seemed tc
partak- OF the Joy manifested by the
brides and grooms, and they start upon
the journey Of life attended by the well
wishes of large circle of relatives and
acquaintance.
The NJ. 4. church at Red Lion viii
hold pound party next Wednesday
evening, which promises to be an ocea
sion of much interest. All are invited
to come and bring with them pound
Of renethiDg valuable. 4.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-01

CgSsrs BrLL.-A bill providing for
the taking Of the next ovnsus pa-s-d
the g. s. House. OF Representatives on
Wednesday. 1t provides that the
enumeration shall commence on the
first Monday in June,and n. returns
shall be forwarded to the supervisors
on or before the lst Of July, 1850, and
in any city having over 10000 inhabi-
tants the enumeration shall bs taken
two weeks from the first Monday in
Jrn-. The President. by and with the
consent Of the senate, il TO have the ap-
pointment of the Supervisors Of the
Census, whose NUN Der is limited to
$50, and who are to rec.iv. a compen.
sation Of $500 each. The sum 5000,
600 (s25O, 900 OF which is hereby ap-
propriated) ia limited az the maximum
oost OF taking tho census. The bill, It
~ presumed, will psss the Senate in
Nhis shape.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-01
SaHnuel TilSlen.

The reason why Uncle Sammy Til
den stands the best chance for re-
nomination, is because his "bar'ls of
money" have been newly filed during
the last year, by elevated railway spec
nlations, and he promises to use the
funds literally throughout the cam
paign to buy up votes at the state cleo
tions. II he fails by few electoral
votes, as he did in 1876. he will see
that the money shall not be wanting,
Ais time, to buy up Returning Boards
and State Electors. "Money makes the
mare co." and it will place Uncle Sam
Inv ahead of all competitors.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-01

IT Is wrrH pleasure thatiwe call at
tention 10 the double column advertise
msnt Of Asssrs Woollsy / vanTrunp
the oldest insuranes agents in Della
ware. BY rsfsrsnce to their card Il
will BE- seen that they are the trusted
agents Of the leading insurance dom
psniss, among which are the Royal 10.
surancs Company Of Kngland, the lar
gsst in the world the Insurance Com.
pany of North America, Philadslphia;
the EtnA, Of Hartford ths Hartford,
and many others which We might men.
tion. They are also agents for the Mu-
tusl Life Insurance Company OF New
York, the richest in existence, the IA
sets being over eighty seven million
dollars. This latter company has re-
duosd their table premiums fifteen per
cent. They are also agents for the
Travellers Insurance Company (soci-
dent) Of Hartford, which Is the pioneer
accident insurance company in Amsri.
~, and has assets exceeding four mil.
lion and half Of dollars. M.rsrs.
Woollsy l. vauTrump have been tortu-
nate in retaining the agencies Of these
rich companies, which shows the cont.
lenos they have in them Is trusty, sx-
psrienced and energetic agents, and As
hey are we'll known in this community
ve doubt not the renewed energy they
lrs throwing into their business will
" appreciated by the public, and their
will be proportionately In
We wish them the largest
uco-,es.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-01

voters stick 70 their tickets for, every
other ONCE, IN the election Of Judges
they have exercised the greatest deere
ten in their choice, and hence ws end
Republican Judges elected in strong
Democrats districts, and Democratic
Judges elected in strong Republican
districts. We close by simply asking
why such system would not work A.
we'll in Delawarei
Daily Republican., 1879-03-01
New Offices.

The Adams Express Company are
running their safes and messengers
over tn. Delaware and Western Rail
road, and have opened quite a number
OF new Offices along the line; among
which are Greenbank, Hocksssin,
Landenberg, Avond ale Chatham, Gum
Tree, and Pomeroy. This will be- a
great benefit 20 farmers and others who
live along the line Of the road, and wish
to forward produce to the Wilmington
markets, as the freights are very low.
The peopl. should look after their in
terest in this matter. Farmers can ar
range 70 have their marketing promptly
delivered. and their empties returned
without extra charge by the abov" com
Daily Republican., 1879-03-01

REV. J. B. MAIN announces that he
will give his two years experience AZ
pastor Of the Union N. X. Church, to-
morrow Sunday, evening. This OK
p-rience, varied ~ it has been, and
given in Mr.. Msnn's graphic style. must
prove interesting, and the announce
mspt will no doubt insure crowded
church. The debt of tn. church, when
Mr.. Mann became pastor, was Rhont
S2, 800, and he will no doubt show how
the church has been ruined by redu.
cling tn. debt to 500.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-01

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southern A1nlaN.

| One third Of the people vet hvinl
recollect the breaking out Of the Cali
fornia gold fever, which absorbed tn
attention Of gold huntsrs and miner
from all parts Of the world, 80 thse 9th
or places, prior to that time famous fol
their rich gold mines, were almost No
elected, and in our own country but
little attention Was paid to gold mining
In the southern States where gold al
that time was only known to exist in
sufsicisnt quantities to pay for the
trouble OF mining. With the increase
of population in this country seeking
new outlets for industries, and the in
gsnuity and enterprise displayed in
the mining arts, these old mining
grounds Of the South are beginning TO
loom up in Importance, and it need not
be surprising that in few years, north
ern Georgia and Alabama, and tho
western Carolinss may bs the kl Dora
d Of the south.
In reckoning the early future and
the business likely TO spring up here,
too little attention has probably been
paid to tho mineral promise OF the in.
terror south about TO be opened by the
Cincinnati Southern Railroad. That
road, partly constructed and progress
slug, is aimed at Chattanooga. 1t pen.
strates an almost inaccessible country
--astoru Tennessee and northern
Georgia-ard by its connections, pres-
sut and contemplated, touches north
ern Alabama and the western Carolinas.
This territory is known to posscss gold,
silver, copper, iron and coal; but the
amounts are unknown. More than
seventy years ago gold Was brought to
Philadelphia from North Carolina, and
forty years ago mints were established
at DAhlonegs and Charlotte. Up to 1874
the Philadelphia mint and its south
-rn branches coined u, ,692, ,23s 10 gold
from the territory between Virginia and
Alabama, Of which North Carolina
alone produced 80, SEQ, 900 and Georgia
l2,70O, 900. Mining continued until
California was discovered with greater
wealth, though hampsred by want Of
uovlsdse, capital and spirit. The
spirit hss revived and il is estimated
:ha, Georgia yielded $500, 900 in gold
last year. The new product follows An
exchange from surface mining TO shaft,
~ WAS the case iu California and Colo
rado. Thsrs new wealth was struck by
deep mines, and there is every reason
to believe the same result will follow in
the south. The copper territory con-
tiguous on the north 10 known by a.
quarter Of oeutury's 5 labors to be very
rich. 1t extends from Carolina into
Tennessee and north and south. 1t
has lain idle, through want of intslli-
genoe, capital and transportation; but
some mines have been wrought profta-
bly, and proved equal to those Of Lake
Superior. Zinc ia known to exist there
and coal and iron abound and are excel
lent.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-01

Ir ONLY requires brief call in the
county offices to show that new comfy
buildings are sadly needed, and it only
requires few trips to New Castle to
experience its inconvenience to con-
vince anybody that the new court house
and county buildings should be in Viii
mingtor.