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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-05
Political " Terrorism - in Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, December 4.-The o.
serUer (Republican) publishes statement
received by the Republican Campaign Com
mittee from Delta to the effect that Dave
Armstrong was hanged Sunday night; r.
Fl. Brown, LATE postmaster, hanged, and
ex-Sberif' Peck whipped and "stretched"
Monday night, and twenty-five others ran
away from the parish. The terrorism is
complete. The parish has been counted by
over two thousand majority for the Demo
erats. The Republicans did not vote.
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ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET,

DECEMBER 3.-Pricc to-day rangedas follows :
Cattle, very best. 44G44c.; good 3!1G 33c.: me-
dunn or fair quality. 3hhD37ic-; ordinary, 24@3c.:
4kc.: sheep, 4G44c.; lambs, 40r5ac.: hogs dress
ed1, 4Ta 54c.; cows and calves, S256fS50. The
murketthls week WIS we'll supplied with cattle. but
was extremely dull, very few sales being made, buy.
ers generally having on hunG all the cattle required
tor The week. sheep and lambs and calves dun and
lower. Hogs in good supply and lower, with slOw
sales. Cows and calves III fair demand for good
Ou2s,-Guzette.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

DECEMBER 3.-Prices this week ranged rs fol-
lows:
Beef Cdttlr.-Very hest, 4c.: good. 3EGl33r.
medium or good fair quality, 2hM3sc: bull. 2GG
&C.: rougn oxen, thin steers, &C., lio2!.c. g ID,
gross.
SIC. q H.. net.
Sheep.-3I@3ac. r To-. gross.
Yeais-S3.50nS9 so q head
Mich Cotos.-S20M*50 = head.
Prices of beef cattle about the same as last week.
except possibly common grades we're somewhat
lower: about 900 head OF cattle. $50 head Of hogs,
and 25 head OF sheep on The MARKET good many
dressed hogs and jows arriving, causing AL kinds "f
live stock be very dull for The first week in Ucccm
Der. Market over supplied with medium and com.
mon grades CT beef-catte.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
CONNECTIONS AND
" HOLIDAY GOODS

&. ZIMMER,
MANUFAC1URING COSFECTlONER BY
STEAM POWER,
No. 1915 MAIN STREET,
respectfully informs the public that hc has In store
the largest assortment or CANDY TOYS ever ex-
htbleh in This city, and which Is offered to the trade
al wholesale ana retail.
His stock OF HOLIDAY GOODS Is complete, conn
priSnr. in part
FRENCH and PLAIN CANDY MIXTURES, made
of the finest sugars and purrSt ilarors;
MALAGA RAlSINS Of all grades,
SkEDLESS KhlSlNS, FINEST CITRON,
NEW CURRANTS, TURKISH PRUNES,
NUTS of all inds. GELATINE. ETC.. ETC..
ORNA MENTED and PLAIN CAkES OF every de-
scriptou:
MINCE-MEAT, APPLE and PEACH BUTTER.
ALSO.
FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS
Special prices made for sunday iOls and Fairs.
Merchants from the country viii find II TO their
interest 10 examine my stock before purchasing and
they are cordially Invited TO cali on
dc 5-3w G. ZiMMER, 1918 Main street.
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NEW WORK PEANUT MARKET.

DECEMBER 2.-Pcanuts rule ut strong prices and
demand steady and fair. Prices are: For Virginia,
3N[933c a n for prime new 4@i!c. for extra
prime new, 4!sc. for fancy new, and hahd-Mcseo
at 5G5ac.-JOurnaI II Commerce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-05
Homicide in Georgia.

ATLANTA, December 4.-George Mans
field was killed at Jonesboro, Ga, last
night, by j. NJ. Walker. They were oppos-
ing candidates for Intendant and were
electioneering. it is stated that Mansfield
knocked Walker down and was beating
him, when Walker drew pistol and shot
his assalant in the heart, killing him in
stantlY.
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The Shorts.
The Sports.
MEETING OF TIE NATIONAL BASEBALL.
TEaErr

LEAGUE.
BUFFALO, December 4.-The Board Of
Directors OF the National Base Ball-League
Association met yesterday. The cham
ponship-pennant OF 1879 was awarded to
the Providence Club. The application OF
the Cincinnati Club was reported upon ia
vorably. The membership OF the Syracuse
Star Club was declared forfeited by their
failure to play out the schedule-list OF
games. The schedule game between the
Chicago and Cincinnati clubs for August
18TH was declared forfeited to the Chica-
COS, they playing their third. n. E. Young
was reelected secretary. The newly-organ-
lied Cincinnati Club was admitted to men,
ship.
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srw YORK pETKoLErM MARKET.

DvcrNpEe Observation-Disclosures are ru!l bids,
but reGners very uditcrrnr and bar ttIe husi s.
in consequence. Quotations are: &c. ASKED ioF
der. g. n t7,c Tor ia ptha refined 1t Sac bt III
In New ssc DO for PhiGenhia: a 1na 13 e.
bid for Baltimore: r. lined in cases at zoo ns.
New yprk. 5000 bbIs.: At Oh City. $4,000
bos.; opean2 at 3l267s BID and si.2Ia asker q;
highest salts. 81. towcSi: Si2f c'os'p E a'
!: / I'm hid and 81 .64 aoked.-JourRdL eli COM
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Toys! TOYS! TOYS!

Having discontinued the Fancy Goods and Toy
busin-ss. now offer the remnant of my stock,
which embraces many scasonabc articles for the
holiday trade. Dealers who have not laid In their
full stock will find Ii 10 their interest TO call me
before buying elsewhere. my stock Is Sic varied,
and offered ut less Than their wholesale COST.
SHELVING. SHOWCASES. and COUNTERS
VIII be sold cheap. ". &. SMITH,
30S north Fifth street,
dc 3.lw between Broad and MARSHALL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-05

FATAL ARFRAY IN LOUISIANA Demo-
era! special from st. Martinsville says
Emile Detiege, Republican candidate Tor
Sheriff OF this parish. has Just killed two
brothers named De la Houssage. They had
Just returned from Breaux- Bridge precinct,
Where they had gone in the interest OF their
father, who is also.a candidate for sheriff.
Detiege has gone home, said to be MORALLY
wounded"
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Better Times.

ADVANCE IN THE WAGES OF RAILROAD EN-
PL0YEES.
SCRANTON, PA, December 4.-Yesterday
the men, numbering 600, employed in the
car-shops Of the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western railroad in Scranton were notified
of an advance OF from five to ten per cent.
in their wages without any request on their
mart.
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wE,v yoRK WOOL MhEKEV.

DrCEMgEn 2-Buyers are quite as anxious as
any time aterly. notwithstanding the steadiiy-in.
creased cost. AdvceS from all points are cGcou.
ragipg.-J0uTnat Of Commerce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-05

rl'HE CHATTERBOE
i Is 4 HOUSEHOLD WORD
IN THOUSANDS OF FAMILIES ON BOTH
SIDES OF THE ATLANTIC.
sfany limitations have taken the name of Chat
,crbOx. but the genuine one, containing zoo pic
ti es and 90 pages, he had OF the undersigned
at ONE DOLLAR. Nailed 10 any address on re-
ccipt Of !ie price.
Large supplies Of NEW AND BEAUT1FUL
BOOKS suitable for Christmas gifts arriving att
bookstore Of
ng3l WOODfIOCSE L PARHAM.
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HOLIDAY GOODS! NEW GOODS!
NOTHING OLD OR TRASlIY-EvERYTHISG
OF TIE LATEST DESIGNS


OF TIE LATEST DESIGNS
MALACIITE VASES, COLOGNE SETS, &C.:
DUNMORE ORNAMENTS, &C.;
CRACkLE VASES, BOUQUET-iOLDERS, &C.
IRIDTSCENT BOUQUET and FLOWER
STANDS,
VENETIAN VASES, ORNAMENTS. &C.;
DRE>DERO ORNAMENTS. &C.:
BOHEMIAN VASES, COLOGNE SETS, &C;
CHINESE VASES, &C.:
JAPANESE BOXES. TRAYS, &C.;
MAJOLICA, In new designs, ut haT former prices
FRENCH and ENGLISH DINNER, TEA, an Il
TOILET-SETS;
HARLEQUIN AFTER-DINNER COFFEES,
HARLEQUIN TEh- and DESSERT-SETS.
JAPANNED COI.-VASES AID PLATE WARM
Frs.
TIE above are Row open for inspection. No idea
Gun be formed OF .he variety. come and see.
e. TAYLOR, l0l1 Main street.
=. E. SuTTo*. lSaIe.men. -
I. q. SSELSOS.t ue
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-05

A BAGGAGE CAsE.-Ycs,erday jury
rendered verdict in the Court OF Common
Pleas Tor the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
in the suit OF Dr.. William +. Lockwood for
the loss Of portion Of his baggage, valued
at from $50 to 500. A ticket was pur-
chased by DR.. Lockwood from Baltimore to
Dagger's Springs. He got off at Culpcper,
and found that his trunk had been opened
and rifled A part OF the route was over
the Virginia Midland railroad, and the bag
gage was transported short distance by
Knox g. Co.'s express. Judge Brown in.
structed the jury that ii the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company delivered the bag
gage safely to the next carrier on the route
the verdict must be iu~ favor Of the Balt-
more and Ohio Railroad Company. and the
jury SO iOunl.-BaltimOre San, 4M.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-05
'TTCI PRICES.

n
500 boxes 40. EFCLL-COUNT FIRE-CRACK-
500 cases 2 and 3-pound TOMATOES and
PEACHES:
50 boxes Jaw LEGIIORS CITROS;
10 barrels new fUKRASTS;
100 boxe, uew LAYER RAtS!SS:
iC0 boxes new VALENCIA RAlSiSS;
900 CARr.tACENh Coz DhSUTS;
100 bushels prll3e PEANUTS. .
LUliIS J. BOSS1EUX,
no 90 l4l2 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-05

UNITED STATES SENATOR JOHNSTON AND
Prince EDWARD COUNTY.-1n 4 letter which
we have Just received from Senator j. w.
Johnston. that distinguished gentleman
says:
My REORGANIZATION settled in Prince
Edward county, near Farmvilie, rs far back
as 1850. and my grandfather resided there
til the year 1911, when he removed to this
place as Judge OF the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chanccry,' as it was then
called. Ny father was born in Prince Ed
ward, and remained until near manhood.
On account OF these associations | have al
WAYS desired To visit Prince Edward coln-
t.. but it is one Of the few places OF impor-
ance in the State 1T which l have never
been. However, have laid it Off, as they
say in this country, to make pilgrimage
to Tarmvilc, Hamp den-Sidney College, and
their surroundings, and hope TO accomplish
it before the year 1880 shall die"
Senator Johnston is 4 great favorte in
this section, aud we hope he will not fail TO
come aud see us."-farmuWe Mercury.
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goesrs. ssgeEa. &c.

rIlnE UNIV ERS i L ASKLE-gSS7
SrpPORTER-th the greatest thinSf EA
known for wcak ankles in chiidsen-can be
wcrn with any shoc
ADe1ner line Of those OLD GESTLEMES'S AND
LADIES' BROAD. BOTTOM. FLAT HEELED
BOOTS. SHOES, and TIES;
LADIES HEAVY SCOTCH-BOTTOM HAND
MADE WALKING BOOTS;
Boys' CALF AND GRAIN WAUKENPHAsr
SCHOOL. SHOES;
MISSES ASD CHfLDRE&'S HEAVY SCHOOL,
and FINE DgEss-sHoEs:
TRUNKS, vAIIsEs, sATCHELs, BAGS, &C., at
ae4 ia. GRIGG'S, Tenth and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-05
NEW YORK sUMAC MARKET.

DECEMBER 2.-Sumdc.-Quoted at $50 for bss
Sicily: S30@S4G for low grades Sicily. and S47.o
MS5U fol Virginia.-JourraaL of Commerce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-05
FOrty-sixth COnsrcss--SecOnd Session
WASHINGTON, December 4, 1879.
SENATE.

A number OF private bills were intro
duced; also, bill, by Mr.. Morrell, TO IA
| cilitatc the refunding OF the national debt.
On motion Of Mr.. Thurman, the Senate
resolved that when the body adiourns to-
day it will be to meet on Monday.
Mr.. Carpenter offered Il resolution de-
| clarin" that the resumption OF the cIrcua-
ton OF gold, silver, and greenbacks as law.
| full money. and the expectation that the
| finances would not be disturbed by preclpi-
tate legislation, had been followed by re-
yiyed industry and general prosperity; that
the successful conduct Of business depend
| ed upon stable financial policy, and that
therefore in the opinion OF the Senate any
legislation during the present session ina.
terialy changing the existing system OF
finance would be ineXpedient.
At 1890 the Senate went into executive
session.
At 1916 the doors were rc6pened and the
Senate adjourned until Monday.
The bin introduced to-day by Mr.. Nor
ril to facilitate the refundng OF the nation
al debt Is a duplicate OF the Trcasury-De-
partment bill introduced in the House yes
lerday by NIr. Garfield.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
Among the bills aud resolutions intro
duced and referred was one by Mr.. Gillett,
OF Iowa, declaring that Congress is opposed
to any reduction in the volume OF United
States legal.tender notes, but, on the con-
trary, is in favor of substituting green
backs for national-bank notes, and that it is
in favor of free, unrestricted coinage OF
412s-grain silver dollars.
MIR. O'Connor, OF South Carolina, Intro
duced bill to return to the freedmen OF
the South their savings deposited IN the
Freedman's Savings and Trust Company.
Referred.
The House then, at..12.3O, went. into Conn
mittee of the Whole for the purpose OF dis
tributine the Presidents message.
Having distributed the Presidents mes
sage among the appropriate committees, the
House, at 1855, adjourned until Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-05
LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET.


VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO.
Virginia bright extra and lire pounds, 75@S Oc
Virginia nile ami extra fig. 756S0c.; Virginia fine
G,:nch and l2-inch twist. 60@62c.; Virginia me.
dunn 6-inch and l2.mch twist, 45G!4Sc.; Virginia
medium 10's and les. 46@iSc.; Vngiui. medium
l2-nch pounds. 45@50c. Virginia common ~.
inch pounds, 406 45c.:Firgina good bright l-inch
3oc.; Virginia common 11-nch. 32m33c. Vir.
GINA mahogany and bright navy, IS and +s. A
@4oc.; Virginia black navy. IS and 4s, 42GI4Jc
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO.
Virginia fine smoking. Sl.206S1.25; Virginia
assorted, 45@60c.: North Carolina and others, 46
660c.
LOUISVILLE NAVY TOBACCO.
Fine bright navy SIS, 52@54c.; fine bright
navy, 3's, a.. and Ds., 46i47c.: mahogany
1902. TBS, 45@46c. mahogany double thick SIS. As
eg47c.: mahogany single thick SIS 46@47c.; sc.
and 1Oc. plugs and fancy stylcs. 4S@50c.: bright
1907. MS. 46G47c, bright double thick 5's, 400
4Sc.: bright single thick 3's. i6I4Sc.; bright sc.
and loc. plugs and fancy styles. 50sG52c.: plain
wrapper. 49,, l5-. and 1907, Acc: plain small
42c.
LOUISVILLE SMOKING TOBACCO.
Mixed plug. smoking 34c. stem smoking, in pa
per. 2Sc.: Cut and dry smoking. 22M30c.: bright
and sranuatrd Is. Us. ard ~. 27M3Dc.; bright
2ranulated, in bags, 20GH75c pipe smoking III pa.
per. 2S@3Oc.-.C0~rifr-Jo journal.
LOUISVILLE LEAF-TOBACCO MARKET
DECEMBER 1.-The sales aggregated 20 hogs.
heads.
The Falls City House sold 5 hcgshcads: | hogs.
head Franklin Count, new Tugs NJ $40; hogs
heads Indiana common leaf ar Sc 80 AMI 50 2
hogSheads Indiana low leaf al Us anu 81 20.-C0u-
rier-JOurRd{
Tnihpr hc,tSrs had aIpS n
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ElOslr.

Fine, s3.5O@s4: sGperAre. S5.5O@:5.75, estrs
1918: commoh FAMILY, $6.750ls7, !encj brfhas
S7@4S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-05

tatfon by rendfng Il notice OF the death OF
Miss Gilman, SO suddenly did the document
make Its appearance, and with tiie idea that
be should be enabled to attend Der fanefai.t
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Sentence Comlnuted.


FoRGER'S TERM IN THE NEW YORK PENlTEN'
TIARY SHORTENED BY REASON OF TIE DEATH
OF HIS DAUGHTER.
New YORK, December 4.-William c.
Gilman, sentenced in 1877 to five years 10
the State prison for forgery, and whose case
attracted much attention at the time, from
his social standing and tho confession made
by the prisoner. was yesterday released
from Sing Sing, Governor Robinson having
commuted his sentence from five years to
two years, one month and twenty days. a
petition signed by wealthy and influential
persons OF New York city had been pre-
sented to the Governor for Gl!man's par
| don, which ne declined to grant, and ESQ
request, later, OF Ex-Governor Horo.io sey
m.ur. Presumably in consequence OF dli
{ mans additional weight 81 lossng his daugh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PURI OF KILHNUNU, HECEMBER I, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New York, merchan.
disc ana passengers. G. W. Allen & Co.
Steamer Norfolk. TunnilI. Philadelphia, nlcrchau-
disc aud passengers. J. w. Mct'arrick agent.
steamer ArIc, Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail. merchandise, aud passengers. l.. y. Tatun,
agent.
schooner Royanna, Mitchell. Baltimore. coal.
schooner Lucy Jones, Maj ihugh, Albany, lumber
{. Z. Whtl)ck.
SAILED.
Schooner Mary Il. Bayard, Camp, New York
slaves, Curtis 4 Parker.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK. December 4.-Arrved City o {
Vera Cruz. State of Georgia. Sunbcim. Racillia,
Arrived out: Westphaia. Prus> Ian. Gklrnil Castle :,
Tweed. 1Iomcward bound: Princess Alexandria .
for Pensacola.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The Recent Attempt ON the Cars
Life.

QUEEN YICTORIA'S CONGRATULATIONS.
LONDON, December 4.-The Queen yes
ter day teleGraphcd to the Emperor OF Rus
sia congratulating him on his escape from
assassination.
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sy TELEGRApH no THE pIsPATUfs.

WHAT CONGRESS WAS 'xnouT = YigsTER.
& DAY--0Ts WARRINGTON EEWs--THE
/ UTE CoAiMIssIoS INcREAsED--
Z INVESTIGATING THE DISTRIBUTION OF
4 SENATE PATRONAGE PoL1TI-
CAL ouTRAGEs IN LouisfANA--FATAL
RENcoNTRE BETWEEN POLITICIANS In
GEORGIAN ooSNECTIcUr DRUsKARD
MURDERS his INFANT CHILD-THE Drs-
TfLLERY DISTURBANCES IN GEORGIA
TWENTY YEARS LEASE OF ARAT.RoAD-
RESURRECTION IN A TURKISH PROVINCE
THE RECENT ATTEMPT TO AssAssINATE
THE CAR OF RUss1A-A CHILEAN DEFEAT
CoNFlRMED-oTHER FOREIGN NEWS, &C.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30
Siffe fir Die Tot6feioenoen IN
DeutC6fans.

Dos gomite, bas ft9 bter sebiIoet bot,
um bic RotbIsibsnben in S9Iefen unb
Gbirinsen gu unterhisen, bat einen auf'
ruff an bic bsuti5sn BIdttsr Der Ser. Staa:
ten erIafsn, ser isbr quite gIufnubms fnbet.
go i5reibt 3. 9. Der WiIwautee r9eroIbA.
zines Der seleisnffsn BIdttsr bss Bsfsns
0ie Oeuti9en in Dubuque, Soma, ia.
ben bas Ssrs am rs9ten Sled. Sn ibner
Iebt beuti9sr SiHn unb BEL ibuen bat oas
Spritport: .
@ir ppnsn isin rim .inis gpIf ron grissrn,
Sn ftinsr Nptb uns treRnen ure sc iabr.
9eItuns. &aum baB gu ibnen bic 6uno'
pom Der In einselnen Tbeilen berri9enber
Notb Eeuti9ltn,s braus, biIbetsn fe aud
iton iofort Elm gomite nm ben notb
Isibsnuen Stammesssuoiien ollie sa i6af
fen. Damn iolst Abbrud bss Aafrufes
unb i5Iiebt Der ArtiteI nit folsenbem @or
ten: W5se bieier 8ufruf iberaa no Oeut
ids wobnen, ni9t ~pirtunssIos uerfaueu
W6se Der 8orsans ber brausn Deuii9el
in Dubuque iiberau' 0adubntuns fnben
Die SammIuns In 9ubsque, bic be
5eiertase uesen nod feinsn ~seressltsi
5ortsans nsbmen tcnnte, bat bis iest er
seben:
Speite Warb. -. 1926 OF
6infts Warb. SO 81
No4 ni9t abseIiefert, aber seiams
melt finb, pie mir erfubreu in bret
usri6iebenen Barbs sw. $50 u. 40
BON AuBen siussn Elm:
WonticeIo, Sopa.-8m. S9obbe
uno Spbn. $50
Beauer 9. O., Wiun. - 5eurp
0ir fnb gu iebsr 3eit bsrsit 9eIbsr 4
benz seuannten Swed in gmpfans gu net
men uub bafir ~ quittirsu.
Ns. 0nnuer,
S1aSmeiiter bes gomites
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30

gu feiner 2sefpreGuns Der gauts
b.s 9fspsreub Burrsa fielt Der r5sralb"
bic Ssbauptuns auf, baB Bel elmer abfims
muns untsr ben biefssn satbOIiten iber
bic Srase: rob Greii9uIe Oh tatboIii9e
S9uIe," bic Webrbeit fir bic 5reii9uIen
fimmen piirbe. 9as 1T cine impertis
nente unb unusridamte Bsbuuptuns; bas
beiBt Indirect, als wlrbsn bic Rinber Der
SatboIiten nur bur9 bic @spaIt Der gries
ter In bic tirdIi9sn S4uIsn &C.
brdnst. Dag BEL benz Srsimaurer Gam
Der @uni9 BET gatsr bes @ebans
tens 1T, IdBt f4 i9On srtldren.
RatarIi5 brudte Der rObb Seldom, Der
ben ,RatiOnaI 9smo,rutA rebisirt, bieIs
gerIdumbuns mad. ,
2ebrrei5 war Der ariiteI bss Rational
Democrat" in iofern aud, aIs er ssists, pis
tidii5 unb feinbieIis bas SIatt ssssn bic
6atboIiten 1T. gs brudte bic bdmii9sn
alntIussn sssen bic &atbOIiten ais .5sinbe
Der 6ffsntIidsu S@uIen" aus brei gIdt'
tern ub, mar aber babel gu rfsiss", feline
sissns Reinuns gu iasen.
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s. siBt nod inner Sente, bic mid

s. siBt nod immer Seute, bic nidi
uifsu, baB bic gintbeiIans Der Stabt In
5susrbifriete ni9t bieieIbe 1T, wie in
8arbs. Die 9iftriete perben burd fol:
ssnbs sutipredenbe ansubI SdIdse auf BIZ
Nlarmslode besei@net:
l. 9ifritt. -SibIi4 pun Der lfisr
Strabe.
2. Oihritt. -OstIi9 Don Der Wain.
unb iibIi3 pom Der stem Bis sur liter
StruBe.
8. Oifritt-W efIid pon Der Mains mi
iibItd BON Der item big our 1ffen Strase
4. Difritt. -Wefli4 BON Der Wain
unb iibIid pon Der 17tsn bis 3ur stel
StraBe.
5. Oifritt.-Osfli5 pom Der .Main
unb iibIi9 pOn Der 17ten bis CUR Ste,
StraBe.
6. Oifritt.-N5rbIi9 pom tsr IL. Ctr
unb 6iflib pon Der @ouler Aue.
I. Ditrttt. -G6rbIi9 pon Der II. Ctr
un6 pefIi9 pom Der gouIer apenue, I'M
WineraIifraBe uno Semtnar !SiQ.
8. Dtfritt-SuIien Apenue unb 9iu
traBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30
An Ole fiumiaen SaSfer

Sod Reuiabr perSen mir on Que IScn'
nentsn bic i'm 8tidfanb iinb, &e&nunsen
Jsmben. Dis 9eitsn finb istt 10, baB isber
,abIsn tatn. @ir buben @ebnlo sebabt
unb bic Sdumissn ni6t seordnst, 70 LANCE
ti. Seiten i9Iedt paren. @tr ~tSnnen,
Ias beareift ieber, ni5t epis warten. Swei
snb Elm balben Dollar, bret, finf Dollar
knb fir ben @iuselnen etne Sleintstett, tir
nns ma6t ss Eauisnbe unb mir psrlieren
uuf bic Nrt bunberte Dollars Sutersfsn
sans %unnissrweiie e.
tim nun aber ni5t 2suten cine &e4nune
III isnbsn, bic uuterosb betablt habsu, bit'
ten MIR bic
Serren 4gentet
uns icbalb m5sIid bic bereits eousetirter
@eIber sitisft ein3uienbsn, mir fsno bant'
bar bafir.
goraussabIenoe
erbaIten nod miner mad @uni9 aIs
gr6mie:
Cine &arte brs 9nremburssr 9anbes,
Sas 2uIemburser 9anb, feline De
i@i9te unb feline Bewobnsr, iein 9anbe
unb ietn Wanbel,
Onserer Lider q Gedichter,
sber einsn aesensburser @arienfaleuoer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30
Bran bebaIte es tint &opfe.

Don eineu, ieben pom @arners SAFE
9eilulitteIn bas safe" Nisren unb 2es
Der 9eilmitteI, bic vSafe" 9iIsn, bas
rSafs" nisreufdttenbe 5eiImittel unb bas
nSafs~ 8itters. pirb bebauptet, bas es
bas befle ieiner Grt III unb bic @bfidt 1T,
ss aud 10 fo,t,abaltsn. Wenn trsenb Elm
mebibinii9er grpsrte benisIben stue Snsre:
bisns binsufissu tanu, bic bic SuaIitdt
zines berieIbsn 81 uetbehern int Stanbe
1T, 70 ptrb man inn eiusn bobsn grsis fur
bic Yerbeferuns besablen. 2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-30
SIN Yerfase pom 5r. 9 u f ct, sseu

81" SpS<*"Ss w" ~ ~
Yort L. B. 1927, unb Cincinnati, o.,
2o4 gtusitrabs, 1T eridienen:
Ser N~esensbnrser Marientulcubsr
flr bic Ser. ct. 9merita's fir bas S5alts
iabr 1sso.-Ganfsebnter Sabrsans.-Mit
brsi berrIi9en Original : 9rdmienbiIbern,
bic in ieben &aIenber einsetIebt iinb, unb
pro 1880 suei weitere &reuswesfationss
gilber bss Yrof. &lsin In Disn, iowie In
einsm i9Snsn G~arbeusrude bas Bib bsr
sottisIisen @nna &atburina gmmeri@ bars
fteaen.
9lu6 Der fanfsebmte Sabrsans bieies Ra'
LENDERS it piebsr reid iluitrirt unb wirb
ieinsr briqanten ausftattuns unb ieinss
pOrtreffiden SnbaItes baIber Sebermann
pouauf sufrtsben fteIen. - Breis "a 20
Gents obsr $l.so pro Dusenb, puffrsi.
sIu9 bsr Rlsins WnriensR aIenber fir
drifIi4s Srauen unb Suusfrauen BON 6.
@rsmmiussr 1T fur bas Sabr 1880 wisber
eridiensn.-Dieis aierIisbit aussetattete
&aIsnbsr bat foIsenbsn SnbaIt:
y Oas &aIenbartu m In &otbs
unb S9uarssDr Druid nit IL neusn SpmboIs
biIb9en.
p Die Srte M ariens: Rasas
retb.-Sebron.- G Bethlehem. -9eIiopolis.
-Rana.-@pbsius.- SsruiaIem.
81 SrausnipisssI: Die erfe &ommunioa
TIM Ssrtsr. - Die bemitbise 9ettleriu.-
Das @ebet Der Wutter. = Die 8ttte Der
0ittwe.-Oas serettete &inb. - 0ie bss
tebrte Sinbsrin.-gi @nabenbils.-gin
Wutterbrief - Die Wittws. - @ermana
GouRn.-Die unftsrbIi1e Wobltbdterin. -
Oie Sreunbin elmer R6nisiu.
A. Srausnidmud: O5rrinse. - 5alss
tette.-Nrmbanb.
81 Sraaennamsu: MbeIbeib.-@dcilia
- Ssbpis. - 9eIena. - MasbaIsna. -
amaIia. -Dorotbsa.- grsscsntia Bars
bara. Bertha Siabsaa s.-aus
ufta.-S
o. llnfers warmsu @etrante: Der 9bee.
% Gents.