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Daily Republican., 1879-06-24

~ OTIGE.
" OFFICE OF THE Co. TREASURER,
NEW CASTLE. DEL. June q, -.
The undersigned is authorized to negotiate
a County loan of $4,000 at ~ pr cent,
for the pur, osc of erecting the new County
B9ildings in the City Of Wilmington. Sealed
proposals for all or any part OF such loan wi !
be received by the undersigned until July l.,
1879.
The bonds will be issued in sums of Sl00, $500
and 81 600, and registered. T..e right to re-
ject any or all bids, if it be deemed % the in
terest OF the county to do so, is reserved.
WIN. HERBERT, County Treasurer
P. o. Address New Castle, Del. ;e2l-9t
NYOTICE.-NEWL LOAN! NEW LOAN.
~ stock for sale by the Aid Loan Associ.
alton. The first payment may be made at
once to GEO. q. MARIS, Sec'y.
le23 Ind No. COL Shipley st Get
Daily Republican., 1879-06-24
M lar RlED.

FISHER-SHOTT-O the evening of June
10th, at their residence, 1043 FairmOunt
avenue, by e. L. Magoon, d. d.. j; l.
Fisher, M. d., to M. Jennie Shott. Both o.
Philadelph a. No cards.
PLUMLINE-DENNY On the 2lst o
April at Wilmington. by the Rev. A. j
Snyd r, Mr.. David H. Plumline to Mis-:
Galenia S. Denny. All OF this city.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-24
Thievery's lost EsisrepUltable Act

David Bruce, ship joiner, had six
teen dollars worth of his best tools
stolen from him, it is supposed by some
of his fellow workmen. He is an EN-
ployee of the Jackson a. Sharp Com.
pany. The tools were good ones, and
had been brought from Scotland.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-24
brakeman lujQred.

Last evening at the Delaware juno
ton brakeman named George Walls
while engaged in shifting cars had his
ankle crushed by a heavy bar of iron
falling on it. He was carried to his
home a. No. $40 Pine street and his in.
iuries attended to.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-24
Laugh and Grow Fat.

The club of Laugh and Grow Fat "
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent and Treasurer, VIM. B. Norton;
Manager, Adrian Gipp; Secretary, Hen
ry Coleston. Fun and plenty of it is
the motto of the association.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-24
NKARSHAL'S SALE.

BY virtue of a writ of Venditioni Exponas
issued out OF the District Court of the United
States for the District of Delaware, at the suit
ofPusey, Jones h Co., to me directed, will
expose to Public Sale, and will sell for cash,
at the Custom House steps, in the City OF
Wilmington, DEL,
ON THURSDAY. JUNE26, 1879,
At IL O'Clock, A. M,
The Steam tug boat Preston Brearley," " her
e e,.s, zines, machinery, boilers tackle, apparel
sey, Jones Il Co, Wilmington, Delaware.
HENRY H. MON ULLE,N.
United States Marshal, District Of Del.
Marshal,s Office, Wilmington, Del, June IA.
jn14ts
Daily Republican., 1879-06-24
Immens" shipment of sPratJes -

Immense quantities Of white potatoes
are being shipped north from Norfolk,
Va, and an additional steamer has
been placed on the Old Dominion Line
to accommodate the freight. Nineteen
thousand barrels of potatoes were ship
ped to New York on Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-24
DIED.

NICK EEVER.-O Saturday, the 2lst inst..at
Kennett Square, Chester Co., Pa, Samuel
McKeeyer, aged 65 years.
Interment at the Rivervlew cemetery at 2
O'Clock. on Wednesday afternoon, June 25.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-24
POrter's Murderer.

The case of State Of Texas against
James Currie indicted for the murder Of
BENJAMIN G. Porter was ordered to-be
continued.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-24
ExcursiOn.

The Ezion Sunday school will make
an excursion to Andalusia, Pa, on
Thursday, the 7th of August, on the
steamer Edwin Forrest.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-24

For functional dirorders of the Stom-
ach, Liver or Bowels use DR.. Bulls Bal
timore Pills. Price rs cents.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-24
gRns.ta and &hnAa

Don't forget Daniel McCusker's cheap
boot and shoe store, 2l6 W. Second St.
He has large stock and he sells them
low. Don't forget PIG w. I'd street.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-24
NOTICES..
I'm THE DISTRICT COURT UF THE
1 UNITED STATES: FOR THE DIS
TRICT OF della WARE.

TRICT OF DELLA WARE.
Bankrupt-In BANKRUPTCY.
In the Matter.Of William A. Reynolds
This is to give notice that petition has
been led in said court by william A Rey-
nolds, in said District, duly declared bank
rupt under the act Of Congress OF March 2.
1867. for IL discharge, and certificate thereof,
from all his debts, and otherclaims provabie
under said act, and that the third day of
July, 1879, at II O'Clock, II. H., is assigned
;or the hearing OF the same, at Wilmington
Htor' said when and where you may attend
Hnh show cause, if any You have, why the
prayer OF the said Petition should not be
granted >. redmond SMITH,
Clerk OF the U. S. District Court
100 20
Daily Republican., 1879-06-24
FOROPOSALS

PROPOSALS
LEVELINf THE BASINS AT TENTH
AND MARKET STREETS.
The Building Committee OF the Levy Court
OF New Castle county are prepared to rec sive
proposals for leveliny the basins at Tenth and
Market streets.
The drawings and specifications are to be
seen at the Water Department ait r nine c.
clock, on Monday morning. Estimates to
close on Thursday, June 26,
je2l4t A. II. SILVER.
Chairman OF Building Committee.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-24
Personal,

Samuel Pusey and family left to-day
at noon for short vacation to Asbury
Park.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-24
HARDWAREAND CUTLERY.
DUNCAN BROTHERS.
NO. 2I4 MARKET STREET,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY & TOOLS

F and J Elec ric Raz0rs, Garden, Lawn,
Hay and Grain knkcs, Scythes, Grass Hooks,
Lawn Mowers, Elorpl Sets, shovels& Spades,
Foes, Hay and Manure Forks, Step Ladders,
Stair Rods, Rubber Hose, Fly Traps. Wire
Cloth, Springs, Spring Hinges, Spring Catch.
es for Screen Doors, etc. le2-ln d v
Daily Republican., 1879-06-24
MERCHANT TAILOKS.
WIN. H. QUINN,
M erchant Tailor.

l22 MARKET STREET.
All the latest styles Of Spring and Summer
Cassimeres and suitings kept on hand, cut
and made in good style.
Clothes Made to order as Cheap as
any establishment In Whining.
ton or Philadelphia. my7-3m
Daily Republican., 1879-06-24
Elliott. Johnson E. Co.,
BANKERS ANDBROKERs.

WILMINGTON, DEL.
We have on hand tC5, 900 Tor good first mort
Cages In sums Of $500 to $4,000.
u. ). Government Bonds bought and sold
or exchanged at current rates.
All local securities bought and sold.
For SALE.-8 shares First National Bank.
Philadelphia, New York and San Francisco
stocks and bonds bougnt and sold and
carried on margin.
Telegraphic quotations received constantly
and furnished. Trade dollars bought
Daily Republican., 1879-06-24

We intend to keep up the sale during June
and are Offering greater inducements than
ever to our patrons and their many friends
who favor US with a call.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-24
2!2 ShipIey SITS

Sold mere ClSthing during the
month of May than was ever be-
fore sold by one firm during the
same time.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-24
1 y DIltiE.
y OFFICE OF THE Co. TREASURER, !

le22 80
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24
nsy- 3ueierIei Sramps. Del amen

Bag~ 3usisrlei Cramps. Bel siuem
5siteisn in Neu'DOr madte oieisr Sage
Elm snsliidsr 2orb bic ipOttii6e Ysmertuns
iiber 2ano uno 2sute amsrita's: SD liebe
oisies 9anb ourdaus nidt, uno omar aus
Dem @runbe, neil es bier feline aoeligen
bat, tpie bel uns u .gBas msiusn sic nit
Dem Worte aolise ?" irast elmer Der &C.
isliduft. Ser gnsldnosr srpisbsrts :
vOb. baB iino oieienissn 2suts. ipsl9s ME
arbsiten." p9l6a," meints Der amsritaner,
rbann baben mir aolise.fe bsiBsnS Cramps"
Die anwsisnoen bra3sn in Elm lautss &C.
ld4ter aus uno unier gnsldnber iubte
oas @siprd4 auf etwas anoerss gu lem
fen. --
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24
RSs~ Hitt All psruuubsrn. Gin fobl.

sas- Nidt 5u u%srpunbsrn. Gin fabl.
fDpiiser Barr modte fi9 in elmer @eisa-
ltaft iiber einen unoern 8ablfopfisen lu.
itis, neil oieier cine Yerriids trus. Isle
lebsn," ipra6 er i6lisBlih, pie fabl i9
bin, uno bod fdat es mir nint elm, cine
Yerrlde gu tra9en." .9as lit gar nidt
gum perpunbern," sntsssusts Der 9errit-
tentrdaer, ,,osnn cline leere S9sune bebarf
feines Sahes." "t# E2h r
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24

B9~ Yrattidss Mitssfa9l. annie
%, Oh, @sorse. iebt bat Der arms &d.
ier nur nod iiinf 8eine."-@eorse: .O6
oaB arme Sbisraen &siB' ibm nod Elm
Ssin9sn aus, annie, bamit es ni6t aui
elmer Ssit bintt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24

sas- @atrols: .@lauben Sic mir,
iunssr Wann Der Sient auf unIerer
6lotte 1T gar ni9t 10 leidt; nebmen sic
muir 3. 3. an, es sibt Sturm, bns S1iii
miro led uno sic psrosn an bic Yumpsn
bsrroert; i'd mette, mad Der eriten balben
Stunee finb sic obnmdatis Dom Bum.
pen"
STUDENT: .Sbnmddtis ? Sd babe in
Win4sn su,i Sabre lang sspumpt uno
puroe ni4t obnmG6tig!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24

BA- &ann uOn @lidiassn. als Sc
mano los n@ott bat oiob aass, bis aui
len bDies Weib senommsn, unb ibm oann
Niles ooppelt tuisoer essshen." oa risf sr /;
Nun, Der tann BON Slid iaeen, ba. Soft
ibm lie ni9t SenDmmsn." F ..- r1r
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24
ssy- Nus Der Saule. lsbre

pas- Nus Der S4uls. 2sbrer Iun
&orl6en, Jag mir mai, - bas @ort
~Yaris" fdn9t nit wsldem 8u9lta-
ben an uno snoist nit usldsm?
8arlden (pfifs) Sas 8ort ,Yaris"
fdnst nit -" an uno enoist nit NJ!
2ebrsr: 81, si. bit hu BON Sinnsn? q
seb' i6nea an Die Safsl uno 3eis' Mrs.
8arldsn (nadosm sr Die bsiosn @orts
y9aris" uno rsnhiat" ssiarisben) go.
Serr 9sbrer, oas @ort rYaris" fdnst mil
80 an uno ssnoist" nit sinem rs"
Hi3t io2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24

aas- Starter Sabat. Gin Siii,isr
iibrte einen GrsunO aui ieinsm 2anosute
umber uuo persab babel nidt, feline BE-
fbungsn unb anlasen iiber bic Wabsn
gu preiisr. @s9en abenb r6tbsts ii3 Der
Simmsl. rg8as mag bieie 26tbe bsoeu.
ten ?" iraste Der Sat - rSe nun snts
ae9nets Der @irtb,". bas 1T Der 8iber.
i4ein Der rotten grbbsersn in msinsm
8arten !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24
pstrr Rifnf &Sobn.
0cneral > Maentnr

fur bic 8susrperFatrunssssltai&atm
9upsriaf & Nsrt6eru Snf. Cos, Don csOnbsa.
8epaf Sn[. &c., aa- pom Siperpoof.
eOmmereiaf 4uion Ar. g., Don eSonSOn.
German American Suf. g., non 2iswg q ors.
St. ganf Ssuer & 2aariue 3nL. Co.,
pon ST. ganf.
ST. 9c(ep6 Seusr & 9aarius Snl. g.,
900" Don ST. Sofsp6.
gflanf1f 3Hl. Co., pom GLEN gorR.
German SnE. S., pon Sreeport, 81
3. g. AteiSsntiaf An. Co., pom hartford.
Erapelers SHl. 60, Don Sariforo.
Aefna Sife Snf. &c., pom Sartforo.
Gttt na6Hstn asmpasnittn, bic I'D bd ben abttaar uni
osasn Stasr eura sdnitliss 3abluns isrr g.rluAt 81
naen fafsn. ~tmpfteltn 10 itlbf unb iSnnm BuH3trrnatr
son 9tstn'eum ~ ben btaisfm gaitn tntssstu stnsn utr
rerttn. $50
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24

Say Waoame: sd finbs Sbre 3eus-
Mile gut, Salome; sic bat einsn ianiten
Character. SD mietbe sic allo."-
Mdo6en: rSa. Maoams, oas pdre ibon
out, absr id mS6te porber au9 iebsn, Oh
sic aud sinsn sutsn Gbarattsr baben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24

sas- 3ufal. Dor 8urssm purSsn in Den
8oritano Der Rafno 8sislidaft in Srsfiurt
a. b. Werra Der Sottor uuo Der apotbeter
9ewd6lt; Der RatnosS iener 1T - Der
SootenarGbsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24
unb SOIsenoss ilnb einise Der tuuisnbs
Mmcrscnrunaeu.
pel9e ibm gu Sbsil purben.

Tpel1e lbm gu S9etl Duroe1.
2Iidbrissr 8bsumatismus seb~eiIt.-aDm. Rein.
baret, gilmore, Dtse.
1:idbrissr absumatismus ssbsilt. - ab0s. OFT,
q. 8pnifaetus, "a. II
5iabrissr 3beumatismns ssbsilt. - 5rant SSpar,.
50, 10. Ctr. e%rnetnnatt, Sptp. ~. r.s &. a-.s p n
1Oidbrise @euraisic ssbsilt.-Gbrta. 5sani. Stint
Stu. nabs aOur sstppu, Otip.
Mldsnihmerjsn.-S. Rtabart, Natrns Gttp, pa.
Neuralgia stbeilt.-Strtmtab Davis, 81 NRulbsrry
Ctr. Nsp Bert "# r
eslisssrreiasn ssbsilt.-spsn Q. 5slans. arpp, y D.
6rpffbrulsn se~hsut-giliam 8ss, bel S,rrn Ghas.
Wt9ltQdr, NpeR Sbtp.
sesrpOits xUpHeissn.- GliiabsS sas. tSs DiVtHpa
Str, Rsr.gert. a.a'
S.rrentunssn.-8rss. SSvpa, 40, 9arssa Str.
Spbsfea. RS
Sabaidmtr,sn s'bsilt.-sahus etOrm, i2i, GHa
Str, Rer.gprt.
Rem Bort.
sbeumattibe 2hmsr,sn. = Sus,a Ssasntausr.
Dinpna, Ufinn ... .
Grirorsns Saat s-bsilt -SOf R.tasrls. $50, %.
rerp, Rsp.gpIt.
ent,ansuns ssbstlt -pm. gtsT, i7s, z. Ctr.
Ntp. gert. -..a## ....
Gntlnslibsr absumOtsmus s,bsin. - CD.
etuart elp9p, Rsp.gsrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24

Bss~ 5rieoe 1T INNER gut ~beionbers
absr beim Sisre. lin i5n gu erbaltsn, bat
Der Wirtb zines bsiu9ten Yerliner Coca.
leg folgsnoes Ylaelt anI9lagen laHen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24

9sraOpfaua, (6wsrss 2lrinirsn, gOliR,
2Seiu(pat6, S6ruuSsn mo Su6finfe, Sfau-
eufdufs 6si S6aafsu, 2lisrsnwirmsr 6si
S&wsiusu, (6wisliss Sfe6tsH [sweeneyl,
garaeu, cSpt;ptic, Stau6anssu uuS @nst-
(6anssu, ofsus 2SnuOsu, Sa6m6sit, Sufse-
f6wuff, 2sinOsarsu, Srousnss(6wirs, g.-
(tfwOIsns sutsr, Auf6ru6 mo Ssni6ffefn.
Sifefn, SalsHSsrs rnS 2aalsaasrs, 3anAe
nnb Ssnfsu uuo St6rammsu.
9gas elm prominenter Sarmer bon Son q
barber tagt: so bate 5 pftrss, fre!6e
Itlimm pen Ditsmpn bsfaQsn iparen. Da be-.
CAB i'd mid mad Der Apotbsfe Der gebriieer
Wanslsr in @aterIpo, une srlu1ts eisIslbsn,
mir Gin Wittsl sur 5eiluns eitlsr aranfbsit Az
aebfn. Dislslbsu ristbsn mir, eas ct. Safebs
Del a. gebrauhsn. SD faufie cine S5laIbe uus
itsate burt balsltt mtins pfsrps In psniaen ga.
gen tpieesr Der. SD fam tabsr eisie Meei,ir
alien gfsres. SsliBern auf's Wirmlfs smpftblsa.
Rattbias 3immsr @iIbsrtspias, SUpa.A
Gin Farmer aus gsnniblpamien. 80. q.
Sbarp, @iaers6ur6 {: ySt ausss;si1ust sssen
tssbs Sufs ane @slSpalps aliO ssssn pfsrSs.
&inSpurm.
gus benz stante Rinneiota.-8m. Reis.
ner. 0aleg Greet, Winn., l4rsibt; ,0essn
arcusnseitpire bel pfsrtsH.if has ct. 5atebs
Del aufs Bette su empfeblsn. SD madbts re.
aelmaBiss GiniPrigunstn parnit uaS beilte has
5bisr in tarisr ,3sit 81nSliS." $500
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24
xnrembarser 9 asetee,
II t aItenDes ..

.... E...||." |WT|||T
..
WpttS: anfdnsistr S6n, jismst benz
&briftn, erbettsrt bic Seele unb
b~sfOIssrt islbf bic Gsiunbbsit
bes 2eibss.
Wear 1T Serr ttn Sauie? -.
SIN Wuilinse, i'm Sduobslano - t 81.
% lido q Stabt on alte - ,....
80 bot an auferHsbinssf,f
Der gfarr' a prebist s'balte.
llno pis sr's Sers bot ausa'leert seb.t,
% bant Wan9sm SOre flunge
No bot er 9'iait /: SEPT pisro gum S4luB
"ebrift 1T e~rfanos" s'iunse.
Dear a6.r bon vi Wannsleut an',
Dear ioQ bees 2ieo anfange,
Deer untst's Wsib's Yanioifsl no.
Sci 2ebtis net If sanss!" grh 10
Mei 9forrer faips, bod mduslsRia '3 "
ST GQes, dies blisbe, a7Ig.t 1
Die iunss mia ba olte Wa, q f gss
Sie bride uno oia bibe!
81. e. bees is a iaub're S'i6i9t! a
pot er vi bees no s'iprods,
Cont bort msnui bod tdali1tags 1881
auf uier Ssrri4uft pode! af"at,
Io', tpsnt ibr net a~nfanse ipent,
go mill I isbt beftimms.
Sees Beib, bees o'Srri9aft BOT in 5aus,
Sees lou es 2iab anitimme!
8aum bat Der 9farrsr D. Munb suatbun,
80 bort me i6o' bur- b. 5ale
Ser bobe Rir6' i'm pole gbor
~G6rit 1T srtanoe" idals. .
uno trdftis, wie is's ans'itimmt bot,
go bant is's'S Gno gu 9'iunss,
uno ueitnaus iiber's S1wobeIdn6'
pant pieI, piel DIRE tlunse! -r3 g.a .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24

@sr bier am Sid BON S6ussoQ Ipri&t,
Cir 6rsibanbel ne yan,e bIitt,
User li4 IN gplfspirtbi@aft ssriu9t,
Der lei serruht M ..r.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24
q gentur

fir he 8 srsBttu DamsHatds. q snsasnisen nae ss.u a.
fdsIibe hbfabrt.
tamburss Amerifanilte 9inie is 9ampIer.
Npre.G eutf8sr 2loyb, Bremen q is Dampisr.
@unare Finite, liverpool u. antpsr. is Dampier.
&te Star Cine s Dampisr,
pic dauftnet psu yaHastutH, ttf Id In ben Isstsn IS
Seprtn art fttfsn Dampfun horattr une ttuibtr fpsttrt
babe, Has ss bette Gmpfebluas unh babtn MIR bst Dutrsru
unna trtuuht sta&rt. aar#.HE. :"
Sn 8erbinbuns NIT Sbisem, Rene i'd
We9iel auf ale 5auptfdbte @uropa's aus.
Gttenbabn . 9t6etS rgn#
as6 alien 5auptfasttn dnuilas uns gaItsrntaY iSun,u
ben santen TAG In menu pfRtt 10 ben rtstlna6taen prtil,u
esianft msretn; % a. ntat nsteis 10 auf ben Dtpets bic
Rtppta einfsstn ~ Iaasa. nnr.n 1891 -,
@rnnoeisentbum (REAL ESTATE.
Cine sruss ausrasl be- tsatn etast.g istutbuss ris
an6 barmtn une prairtsdnttrrsn tns BET mr ats "a ben
e~nuhtehtn Dsetneunstn ~ tabn uae ufu6t ID itsin, Der
tdn 0te In 9tatnihum a2u uns stusnnbrtnsrub aAAstn
nth. mtins etata ~ prifm. wy
8ar aHIssuns ssn aasttaIisa pirs af a3trat uus runa.
spdit Ssrst 8ttrastu.
Better Riene.
Soll 9ten,
saufbritft. 6spsihdtny nsba ausu sft,ieatu Dstussatsu
rrftu aafs panitli6at bdsrst.
cfAes; edt BON gaaiu uns 5. Strast,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24
unS fernerbin ale Sisr,sbn Iase.
A. S6u6ma6sr & Co.,

No. s Glib 9ap ST., Baltimore, Wb.
aasiutss astntsn fur gususa. uns rms,ssns yttt,
Rttntu. Sphn, Dubuque, Sepa. 0NN '0EE
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24

@er bsnnp6 biss @,Irs ssrIsBt
lem pire stn .Stiefsl" sprssisyt,
3ae sr auf acasn i,insr 8als
Sbn uuSsrSisIit fiaen la6e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-24

Cine 5Iai9e ct. Safnbs Del toftet so
Gents (finf 6Iai5eu fur $2), 1T In ieber
apotbete gu baben obsr pirb bel gefelluns
BON nt9t peni9er ais IS fret ua9 allen
Ebeilea Der Der. Staaten uerianbt.
Man abreiitrs:
4. 2Sogsfer & Co.,
Baltimore, orb.
aueinise RisNerIass fir amsrita.
The National tribune., 1879-02-01

contractors and spectators have reaped the richest
harvests from the Government, and when the
man who exposed bis bosom to the storm Of battle
and endured every hardship comes forward, asking
his simple rights, there found men--shame upon
them--who exclaim We are too poor TO pay YOU"
Too poor to pay the without whose assistance
we would have been without liberty, without law,
without everything dear to us people I! But
what is this enormous () sum, necessary to pay, in
order to do justice to soldiers and sailorsY Ad-
jutant- General Townsend estimated it--and he had
charge of all the enstments during the war---at
SO 100000 and the Paymaster- General believes it
viii not exceed $2s,OOO000 What paltry sum
for the United States to pay! Soldiers and sailors,
you have justice as your constant advocate and you
will secure the passage of this Equalization Bill by
using unrelaxed efforts to obtain your honest de.
mands, for
6 Ever the Truth comes uppermost
And ever is Justice done.'
The National tribune., 1879-02-01
Our March Number

Will issue Immediately after Congress adjourns,
which, being the short session. will be on the Sd of
March. This number will be specially interesting
one embracing among other matter all private acts
passed for the benefit of those who served the coun-
try as soldiers or seamen, or their heirs.
The general Legislation of Congress pertaining to
soldiers will also be reviewed In the present
ber we were obliged to give much space to treating
on the arrears bill all are now talking about and
other deeply important matter has been crowded out
Now is the time to subscribe
The National tribune., 1879-02-01
Happy Soldiers.

From all parts of the country we hear cheerful
words from the soldiers about the passage of the
bill. The boys in blue feel they are becom-
ing more and more appreciated.
Mr. Cliftos who calls himself "a poor invalid pen
sioner'' sends poetic contribution, which, how
ever have not room for entire, the first lines Of
which run:
'Tis good to be merry and wise,
'Tis good to be honest and true.
Our Congress has passed good pension law
Huzza for the Red, White and Blue
Mr. Clifton there is another treat in store for you
The Equalization Bounty Bill is demanded By the
soldiers all ouer the land, and Congress is bound
to listen to their demands Then you must be ready
with another poem.
The National tribune., 1879-02-01
Cheering Words.

Soldiers we thank you. From every quarter we
are receiving subscriptions sngly and in clubs,
and still let the work go with you Forward
your names and those of your friends in club, and
stand by us We have "enlisted for the war, !" and
we viii battle for you till your just rights all Sc
cured Let your watchword be: Stand by the
TRIBUNE, which stands by the soldiers"
The National tribune., 1879-02-01
Appropriations for Arrears of Pensions.


Ever since the passage of the act granting arrears
of pensions, which act went through both Houses,
as having the approval of both Committees ON Pen
sions, and Of the Commissioner himself, no effort
has been spared in certain quarters to raise difficult
ties, suggest questions magnify the demanded,
and in all ways hinder and defeat the enjoyment and
use of the provisions of the act itself
We have elsewhere demonstrated that the law in
question based upon contract, that its justice
has been admitted for years, and delayed time and
again by various accidents of legislation
From the date of its passage the officials intrusted
with its execution, who formerly sustained it, have
changed front for and under some press
ure, and the great New York daes have constantly
quoted the Pension Office raising difficulties in
relation to the construction of the law
No serious effort appears to be in progress either
in the House Senate to provide the necessary
funds to carry out the law
1t begins to look very much as if Congress In
tended to back down and fail to appropriate at ALL
They seem frightened by the magnitude of their
own previous action and alarmed by the results of
the measure unanimously passed
1t is to be hoped that this spirit of naction will
pass away, and that they will set themselves man
fully and honestly to give efficacy to the law.
If, upon careful review of the act now in force,
it shall appear that anything should be struck out,
anything added, let it be DONE and done at once
and then let the money be raised in clear and
definite form and be made Immediately applicable.
Not only is this demanded by considerations of
justice to the pensioners, but it becomes question
of high political and economic Importance.
Thrtyfour millions of dollars of just debt due by
the United States for the consideration of it's own
continued existence, just debt to its own citizens
and soldiers for the outlay Of life and health which
preserved the Union, and by doing preserved the
national credit-these thirty millions of dollars
Immediately set free and circulating in small sums
throughout hundred thousand neighborhoods, will
give the needed stimulus to local enterprise will in
fuse new blood into the channels of trade at home
and will help more than any other thing to
quicken the dragging steps of the Nation up the
steep path of Improvement in its financial and in
dustrial affairs.
To the luxury of paying an honest debt will be
added the certainty that such payment will be a
good business operation, and will be returned in
short time hundred fold in the general advance
and progress of society.
Do not delay then and, above all things do not
let this session pass without final action
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The National tribune., 1879-02-01
Arrears of Pension Blanks.

Remember, we send to all subscribers the
blanks for arrears of pensions free, receipt of a
three-cent stamp to pay postage. They can fill up
these blanks and send them at once to the Pension
Office. The sooner they are fled the sooner they
will receive attention
The National tribune., 1879-02-01
Back Numbers.

Friends, we are sorry to inform you cannot
supply back numbers We have had such rush
and demand for them that we exhausted a large ex-
ira edition You can have the January number,
1879 free.