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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-03
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Sommsrs pOrbeisins, war i'd sspObn1
Rarie, feline i&mude EO@tsr, ben 9opI
nit sinsm Tad psrbunben, in Der &i9.
obsr auf benz 9Ofe tbdtis tu isbsn. Disisa
par isbO9 zines WOrsens unbsrs. - Den
aopf unpsrbiut, bic prd9tissn Sls9tsn
fret iber ben &idsn bdnssnb, ffanb @aris
i'm 5ofe nnb ~fatterte bic 5ibusr. Sd
tonnte ni&t umbin ibr nisins 8ss unb Der.
numbering aus3ubridsn. .Sa isbt Better
elias, antwOrtete fe Ia9enb, risit Batter
mir bic hamburger Sropfen nit aus Der
Stabt bra@te unb Id bieieIben rsssImdBis
nabm, bin Id Elm gang anbsrss Wdb4en,
has Ropfwsb III uorbsi unb bas Eu6 III
wes!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-03

Dem 6o@w. Cater Gfearp BON Gins
Rnnawa Wount lit ein anberer @trtunss:
treis ansswisien worben, CT uerIdBt bieie
Bo1e isine Yforret; au6 Der bodw. gater
9meinsr uon YIatuiIIe 1T nod Wautefba,
8isc., perisst uorben unb psrIdBt In &ur'
sem feline Steae, nm nod ietnen neuen
Wirtuusstreiie ab3ursiisn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-03

@6fGon Die MiIwautee 81 ct. YauI
@tieubabu nod teiuen OffBisaen 8sfis BON
ben S~IuBbubneu senommsn bat, tiimmsrt
fe f9 bod emfis um bic gerwaItuns.
Sbre Snseuieure baben bereits ben @tunb
~ elmer nsuen GtiensisBerei abselredt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-03

Der ,,21orofern'' pOn Ga grOhe if
uns bieie @O9s ni$t susesanssn. 8ir
bitteE 5srrn lllri9 Obsr eineu ~unierer
GbOnnenten brObsn In Ga grO1e, uus bic
gtr. gu ienben. Bir m6@ten bic antuort
bss 8Iattss auf uniern alrtitsI non LETTER
8o@e bod fsunen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-03

Au1 persauseuen 2lontas uarb &eu.
Rnapffein tn Der GaibebraIe bltrd SRt. gtsp.
9enusfisp gum 9rieter sepsibt. WSss sr
elm gutter arbeiter i'm Bsinberss bes 5srrn
werben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-03
pSieoer elmer! Samss Sunt, eli

2Sieoer elmer! Samss Sunt, Elm
poblbabsnber Jarmsr, Der 8 WeiIen NETS
lid pom 0prsDiIs Isbt, in tros aIsr War,
nuussn anssIaufen. ST sIaubte cine BE.
isIIuns far aderbaumai&inen gu MAIDEN
unb CAB fat beFsn feline Gsote iar $1,000,
bic sr an bis Wan&efer Bant su bs,abIsn
bat. nesH
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-03
2sei6t6nm nno E6ren fno Sa6er

~htuhyottst eo6oASht"" '
2sei6t6nm muo G6rem 6no Ga6em,
weIde bic 9IidssOttin nut in isbr bei9eis
bsnsm Wabs aussutbeilen pfsst, unb ofts
mails weiB berienise, benz fs gu E5eil wsrs
ben, teineu entipredenben 9ebraud bauon
~ MAIDEN, ba es ibm an Der nOtbisen Bils
buns, &enntniB unb Weisbett manseIt.
@enu b~eutsutase, NO infer 9anb an ti9'
tisen llntsrridtsanfaIten wabrIi9 teinen
RanssI Ieibst; bsnno5 uieI iunse Mdnner
pon Der LINEN ssbotenen @eIesenbeit fd
aussubiIbsu, tsiuen 9sbrau9 MAIDEN,
bann ii webl bauptiddIi9 bic SduIb ben
gItern susui9reiben, p~orausseiest natir'
lid, bab bieis nidt su arm fnb, UNI bic
sssen fribere 3eiten perbdItniB 10
serinsen Softsn gu trasen.
NamentIi9 baben es f9 bic &atbOIis
Ten sur aufsabs .ssma@t, Nuferans
ftaItsn fir grsiebuns unb Bilbuns Der
Susenb ms 9ebeu gu rufen, uuO unter ben
pieIen bSbsren 9ebrdnffulten biefes eanSes
N "a m;,h,rum ma sron,;stoner gorTeoe
su 2oretto in benz allegheny @ebirse i'm
stoot g.nnIprponio. meIdes 6d bereits
f,it hr,is;o esabr.u ,sbmIih7 ousos,eidnet
lat
al. u,,.r s.~ ,ks,, h.r S,or,;a,,..,
arah,r urs ,r,,r h,r Musn;,;su h,s W.m.
rror o;,.rorn era;,,,.a ass,rhs brSbsnSs
Mra,r, "a .;n. h,Ih. m.;r. ro, Q,r.,to
ort s;r.u, ro,, h.rrr,hsrr mor, urh ami.
non srursr u~rrn,b,r,r 6ao,r o,r,o,n hos
ianshuub,,t s,,s ron,, unh init ,ntinr,den,
nom @,;t,raSc,Ir n.r,,b,n, @,bSnbe HE,
t,t monm fir bie ,1ut.rbrinouno MN brei
Ria ~n;s,burh,,t @haT,rn 0,m bodm,a,n
Ru6of MN g;ttaburo N h;s Sbbut iber
hie mraoTt onn,rtrout unh ~,rfr,ut s6 b;e.
i,Ib, i,iu,r ,n.,;,usu sar,oro, m,rS,r
o. o,r.o,rtri6 nss sobrss,druG,s !, Gs,.
o,nmort elmer orossr gu,obr 9r;.,,r IN
bsr,T;h,r m,;r, wnsS,,s oob 0oa eG,ro
h.r h-or,;osr @.osrh ~ .;u s,ssra o.,ur.
Ia 0;. Gr,isb,,,a.,h,h. ssr mraor.
,,rr n;ht noSn,st1ih o.r,,o su,fohIs,,
-. a. o.sx.J,. ,,st s,u.sr ,r,,.
a,6. nj. ,,,nsrr. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
m,Iax.r....h...0 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
o-ufn,ror,rr,r -rororsc,I,st q, t5o,n 6a
non ms,,T, h,r b,rrihsrSsr Sisci,T;n
tan.n o.. Mnanr, hnt 81. m,snor,s
,,S:.ma...s o,.I.u... XII. al,
~ -
S~eotn9ut9eH tir unterricst uno quite Sof
b~etrooeu per SduIiabr Sl75, unb psrusi.
e.. -. s,r4. ,r,sr.~ Qsssr ,,.y4s wSss.
w." ~" lD'|' A"''1' ~'IN' ~'NS Ivy
res lber bieIes berDdbrte G~ritebanSstnlt ttut,
ben,n reuss GhuIiobr nm @sntsmber
oeS'hni, etIa9'e" wouen, aH DC W e''e'
anberen SpaIte bteleB Blattes entbaltere
w...:. ..s. -. So. G,,..;.. R,.
""o''S' wy A "" ~
yawrenee" rpel9er aut leoe brtsfltbe an'
fraoe bereitwiQiaff Nustunft ertbeiIen wir6.
n.x..... ms.,..s aL,a.uh.k.X IL
"eoe' oas So"'e" o'' Nhiu'' sup'" ivy
sc. gmineni Der Cardinal Herprran, sc.
G...usr, hsr W,S;hsrt hsr Wsr Gtoo,sr
S'""o SW
per- papes, Der Snnoesletrefar e9. US.
Stones NIB pieIe Nnsere isbr auertenneuss
..x,s ,,s,s,n,o4sr msosr m,rosJ or
WY aA'S'ip''". O'SN" ~
Natft 1tno MIR nur TN Stduoe oaS S@ret'
hon hss s~,flspronnten .6srrn u, NJ, Sifsnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-03

Das Sensr, bus in Der Nadt BON
Donnertus auf Grsitas ausbra9 nnb ben
5immsI 10 bsa eIIeudtete, lests IN Der
@de non 81. unb Sadion StraBe einsn
S9uppen, Der nit Seu unb Strob sefiut
NOR, in Gide. Der S9absn 1T serins.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-03

pie Erutear6eiter iub auf ibrem 8es
&c n6rbli9. Sober 3us unb iebes Boot
brinst cine alnsabI, bic tn ben tibIsrsn 0ts.
sionsn Minnsiota's uub 8iseonfn's ars
belt iudsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-03

o. Ssber,sit init slusnabms COINS
tags fnb Wassn sum Witfabrsn Set Hes
srdbuiHen far $500 ta boben i'm 2eibifaQ
Bet gtbbs& 6 o. =. Strabe, twif&eu
Wain unb 2oeuffrabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-03
EinRfeionns pom Sransisganerimnert

GInRtetOuuS poH Srdu3tSRauertnnen.
am lstten 0onnerffas Worsen wurbs
In Der bisfisen ct. Warien Sirde ~ go.
ituIantinnsn In ben Srbeu Der Sraa3ista.
ner 8 S4wsfern aufsenummsn. Sbwobl
bic Seier ni9t 6ffsntIid betaunt ssma9t
wOrbsn mar, batten ifd bod uieIs @smsin.
bsmitsliebsr, BITE @Itern unb gsrwanbte Der
goitulantinnen, iOwie bic fOIsenben Bries
FER CUR erbsbenben Seier einsefunben Rsp.
9ups pon Der 5ers Ssiu @smeinbe babier,
&eu. s. Baumann pom Wortbinston, &sp.
8. S9uIte uon ct. gatbarina, Rsp. O..
RottIer pom Sbsrrins ROunb, &sp. @.
Deer, GentraIia, &su. g. s. We@ratb
uon ct. Soispbs College unb Reu. P. s.
Sbeobore o. S. F. uon gbiuieotbe, Wo.,
Der bic SsisrIi5teit Isitsts.
lin 8 l1br uerIieb bic grOssifion bas
S&weffernbaus unb beweste fd sur airde
wte foIst: goran susiWdbd sngiIisn trassnb,
nod ibnen bic goifulantinnsn als Brduts In
Weis NIT brsnnsnbsr Serge In Der Sanb,
besIeitst BON ie ,pei sbenfuas In bic Sarbs
ber llni@uIb setleibsten tIsinsn Wab9sn,
benen f@ bic Sransistanerinnsn anidIoi'
fen. Oils Der Sus TN @ottssbauie glas
senommen, iberreidte Der bo9w. P. s.
Ebeobore, o. S. F. ben pofuIantinnsu
bas grueifr unb cine brennenbe 3er3e.
anf bic Srase bes Buters, mas ibr gesebr,
antworteten bic @ufyunsbmsnben: ,@ir
miniden In ben Orben bes FL. Sransistus
etntutreten.~ gs uurbsn bic OrbenstIsi.
Der einseiesnet. Die gOitulantinnen sr'
bisIten ibren Sabit, banu bas ScupuIiss
unb ben 9irtel, worauf bic Srbsnsnameu
ssseben wurben ME foIst:
/. Sri. 9sariett. Slider aus Ssota,
&eotat Co., Soma, isst: Sawefsr Waria
gnaffafia; :.
2. SRI. MasbaIsne garmantier aus
@Ortbinston, Some, iest Sawefer Rarit
S9olafica; /.
8. Sri. Marsaretba Goblin aus BOr
tbinstOn, Soma, iest S9wsfer Warit
Barbara;
4. SRI. &atburins SeIten aus gaIsbo
mia. Minn., isst S9wefter @aria Tbe
refa;
5. Grl. Warie Sdssr aus Babsn, Soma
isst Sdpeffsr Maria 2ubopica;
O.. SRI. aIsnss O'Donnsa aus gentra
la, Soma, istt S9wefer Maria Bsns
bicta; .
z. Stl. 5elsne Seibert aus Reotut
Soma, iest S@wefer Waria assibia;
8. SRI. PauIine Strppp aus gsntraIia
Soma, iest S9peiter Maria sntonia;
8. Sri. gatbarius Stammspsr aus Du
buque, isst s9wefer Waria Ssnasia;
10. SRI. slnua &euanasb aus SrIanb
isst S6ueftsr Raria Sransisea;
IL. SRI. &atie @arrisan aus SarIsp
Soma, iett S6wsffsr Waria gIsatba;
~. SRI. slbeIine 2sfier aus gentraIia
Soma, isst Sdueitsr Maria Nlsria.
Na9 Der giutIsibuns bisIt p. Gbsobor'
cine isbr pafenbe anb aniprs9snbs Prs'
bist iiber bas Ebema: vWas man TN 6Is'
fer ni6t iu9en-unb mas iuten tam. Reu,
6. SObannss ceIebrirte nun bas 5o9au,t
unb ben S9Ius biIbsts bas TIE Deum.
ROssn bic ROpisen fi9 iest auf ib.er
f9wsren Stanb pirbis uorbsreiteu, mSser
fe elm SeiipisI seben, bas fern bin lsu9tsi
unb anbern Elm bellies 9idt III auf BEN
pfabe Der Eussnb unb @OttisIisteitl Wa6s
gen ibnen aus 0ie fOIssu, bic ben Beirut
fibIsu, Der @sIt ibr 2sbsuObl gu iassn uni
fd lem 5iumsl aIs grauts gbrifii gu wei'
ben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-03

Ynr Die Afoerutdnner gItmant unb
Sensler baben bic Steuer fur ibre 5unbs
srIest. Der Mapor, Der StaOtanwaIt unb
msbrere anbsre Stubtpdter, bic Sunbs bas
ben. ni9t. @ie tOmmt bas, ibr 5srrsn.
Sif bas @eies ni9t fur eud ba?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-03

Der S~tItsrapk) 2. Gusuf 1880
Bst3tn-rotber, 30. 2, 90 biS 90 Cts.
@eU@torn--S4S Gis.
6afer-22 bis 22t gts.
&4uetRsaeu&-tl5.2 5 bis Is. 90.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-03

GnofiG ma9t man grnff Safion part
in einen 8ufanb gu iesen, baB bas gubIis
tum Huten tapon bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-03

Stub mir gut tnterri6tet, febt fd
5err 9ebrer 9ist nod elmer anbern StsIIs
Gut, bamit pirb alsn ssbolfsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-03
Staot 4 Ameeeeno.

- Entered at the post-ofice at Dubuque
.o~s, and admitted for transmission through
he mail at second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-03
ar6hfct.

6rsb. Seer, ar&iteet unb Superintens
bent. S9uIen unb Rirdeu cine Spe,iaIis
tdt. gde Tier unb Soma StraBs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-03
Neps9srf @arftteri6t.

Ger SsItsrapD. 2. gusuf 1880
Wei3sn.-WiIuautee 30. 2, CLOS.
Safer-33 Bis As gts.
@eH9torn--Seu. 70. Is bis 4s ct.
S4wetnefetf&-$l4.50 bts Is. so.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-08-03

2sep. yater Nasfe, Der bisber an
Der gatbebraIe mar, LIT aIs Sector mad
Wegresor periett morben.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-05-11
The Verdict OF the Sure Republi-
can States.

The nine Northern States, says the New York
Sun, which voted for Hayes in 1876 have elected
delegates TO the Chicago convention. They may
perhaps all be now regarded as Republican
States and they are the only States of that class
which have yet chosen delegates TO Chicago,
viz: Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode
Island, Pennsylvania, Iowa, Kansas, Oregon and
Ohio. All the delegations are full except in
Massachusetts,, where portion remains to be
chosen. The whole number of delegates elected
in these nine Republican States is 1872 New,
how many of the States have chosen delegates
who are in favor of the nomination Of General
Grant, and what is the total OF his score among
the delegatesf The answer is Trustworthy as It
10 significant Pennsylvania is the only one of
the nine Republican States that have chosen any
Grant delegates whatever, and the most impair
tial and best informed inquiries classify the
Pennsylvania delegation as thirty for Grant and
twenty eight for Blaine. This, then, Is the voice
of the Republican States 90 far as they have yet
spoken In q total Of 182 delegates, Grant has
got thirty. The remaining 152 are against him.
Was there ever party 30 Infatuated as to nomi-
nate candidate for the Proficiency In the face
of such an expression Of opinion from nine
States OF rather more than average size every
one Of which. it must carry at the next election
If it hopes to succeedf
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-05-11
The St. Louis Amtl.Thlrd Term
Convention.

1t is declared, says the 81 Louis Republican,
by those who have seen the very large number
of letters in the hands of the anti-third term
committee, that the Convention to assemble in
that city to-day will not only protest the nOmi-
nation of Grant at Chicago, but will prepare for
prompt and decisive action looking TO his defeat
at the polls There has, 1t Is said, been remark
able change in the tone Of the correspondence
within the last ten days The movement intended
to prevent Grants nomination has developed
into q movement TO defeat him If nominated.
Some prominent men advise third ticket, and
Others advise transfer Of the anti Grant Re
publican strength directly TO the support Of the
Democratic candidates. The opposition to Grant
viii extend to opposition to all local and State
and Congressional candidates put forward by the
Grant crowd. The effect Of such q movement
may be imagined. At least six doubtful States
would elect Democratic electors. New York,
Massachusetts,, Ohio, Connecticut, New Jersey
and Wisconsin would be certain for the Demo.
cratic candidate, and Michigan, Illinois and
Pennsylvania would at once become fighting
ground. The Republican says 1t Is understood
that several thousand voters In st. Louis alone
have signed pledges binding them to vote against
the machine il Grant is nominated. This, says
the Republican, will settle cur local affairs be-
yond doubt, and give the Democratic candi-
dates walk over
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-05-11

We haze on hand two communications-one
reheciing on the action OF the late Republican
Congressional Convention and the other assail-
ing the City Marshal and City Government
bOlh from coIored Republicans. which we must
decline 10 publish They are too personal for
OuT columns.
Gen Grant is falling behind in the Presi
DENTAL race. There is break in the New York
delegation 10 Chicago, as also in the delegation
from Pennsylvania At the present writing the
outlook is decidedly favorable 10 Blaine Moth
ing will prevent his nomination, apparently, but
d union Of all the other forces on either Grant,
Wzshburne or Sherman.
Col. Bisbee was nominated yesterday by the
Republican Convention al Jacksonville for Con-
gres from the Second District. The vote stood
Bisiee g., Dennis IL. Witherspoop, the Republi-
can nominee in the First District, was present in
lie convention as spectator Being called on, he
szid be was going TO be elected and did not ex-
pect 70 BE- counted out-whereupon Bisbee greeted
lin with much fervor.
On Monday Of last week the New York
H,raH urged the Republicans to re-nominate
President Hayes and the next day insisted that
~ -Secreiary Of State Hamilton Fish was the
only Republican who could save the party. The
HeraLd IL great paper, and don't you forget
L. The fact that II is everything by turns and
nothing long" only makes its editorial lucubra-
lions al The more valuable in giving direction
70 lie public mind"
The Republican Stale Convention meets at
Gainesville tomorrow. Lively times are looked
Tor Is usual Who viii be the nominee for Gov
erDOs is among the uncertainties. A few weeks
ago Ledwiih's star appeared the Brightest, but ii
has grown rather dim Of late. II is now reported
kat be has " gone over 10 Bsbee, and is conse.
g1enfly "a goner." Predictions now limit his
FO.e 10 less than a score. Some believe the race
All be between COnoyer and EagaD, with the
chances IN favor Of the latter. The ex-senator
vii be backed by pretty strong following from
Leon and other counties, including probably
Jefferson, where, since the nomination Of their
fsFOEite son for Congress, there ought TO be
felt some sense Of gratitude for favors shown in
securing such happy result We shall see
Meantime, patience, and shuttle the cards.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-05-11
Gainesville Sun, MAyIl
A RemlnlAcemce.

The frauds that were committed in South
Florida are too disgraceful to pass down in the
election history Of this country TO be read by
future generations.-TdmpG Guardian.
Elsewhere we publish a conclusive answer,
from the Tribune, TO Mr. Bisbee's charge of in
timidation and fraud in 1875, made against the
South Florida Democrats. With the personal
illusions OF the editor of the Tribune to the editor
Of the Guardian we have no concern, but with
the condition of affairs in Manatee county pend
ing the election of 1876, the senior editor of the
Sun can furnish notable Renaissance.
On the part of the Republican managers a
scheme was attempted to be carried out, with the
assistance of the Republican authorities at the
Capital, to prevent the holding Of an election in
Manatee county. The clerk resigned so that the
voters could not register or election blanks, &c,
be distributed through his Office When the ex-
element respecting the attitude of the clerk was
at its height, we were present at a large meeting
at Pine Level At that meeting strong remon-
STRANGE was prepared by a committee TO be for
warded to Governor 6tearns, and communica-
ton drawn up TO be forwarded TO the Chairman
Of the Democratic State Committee, and letters
were written to prominent Democrats at ITALIA
hassee disclosing the villainous scheme, and call
ing on them TO wait on the Governor and secure
the appointment Of clerk at once.
Anticipating that such delays as did actually
occur would be resorted to by the conspirators
to prevent the holding of an election in that
county, we advised the people to obtain the des-
ignation Of the voting places and the appointment
Of inspectors by the County Commissioners, and
that every qualified, elector deliver his vote on
the day Of election under the oath prescribed by
law. Full sets of printed election blanks had
been furnished by the Democratic Executive
Committee In anticipation that they would not
be furnished by reckless officials Thus furnished,
and having the County Commissioners with them,
1t was determined TO hold an election at the ap-
pointed time. The programme, we learned, was
strictly carried out and one Of the most nefarious
political frauds that ever disgraced party, de-
signed TO deprive an entire county, the State and
the Union Of large Democratic majority, was
thus defeated
How will criminal conspiracy against the
ballot-box of this turpitude and magnitude, ar
ranged with generalization and persistently fol-
lowed up by the tools in Manatee and their mas
ters and counsellors In Tallahassee, appear as
the startling facts "pass down in the election
history Of this country to be read BY future gen.
eraiionsp
We imagine the indignant citizens Of
Manatee win never forget the bold attempt Of
the shameless Republicans conspiraton 10 1875
to deprive them Of the great right Of American
ffeemen-the right TO vote for their rulers; nor
should the people Of this Gtats and country forget
this bold attempt to dsfanchise an entire county.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-05-11

A largely attended but delightful party Of
young men and maidens gathered at the resi-
dence of Mr.. J. C. Kemper on Friday evening
last to celebrate the birthday of Miss KATIE, the
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mra Kemper, who
had reached the interesting sge Of "sweet six
teen" Hwas a merry time. a1d many congrAiu-
lations were offered to the las5ie in whose honor
the guests had assembled. The supper table,
bending under profusion Of delicacies, was or
namented by magnificent pyramid Of fiowers
crowned by dove. indicating innocence and
peace Above this was suspended . wreath Of
flowers woven in the shape Of horseshoe. to
signify good luck r. Sixteen wax candles, enc
for each year, attached skillfnlt 10 the pyramid,
threw out brilliant soft light which was reflected
back by the sparkling eyes and happy faces Of
those present Very pleasantly passed the eve
ning-and among those who enjoyed the occA-
sion,,we venture to say, there were none who
experienced greater happiness from IT than the
father and mother who had, during the interven-
ing years. watched over and cherished the bud
until il had blossomed into . biAshinG rose per
Tuning their life with the hope of prosperous
and sunny future
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-05-11
Personal.

J. n. Whitner, Esq, Of Fernaudina il i. n.
city, stopping at the City. Hotel He Wa
former resident Of this county, and i nov her.
on visit to his numerous friends, and win u n.
same time receive subscriptions for the Ror;da
Mirror, for which he is agent We have be.p
pleased to meet him. His presence brines b,ck
recollections Of camp life together a. wen a.
various "reminiscences of the rast when We v.r.
both without the wisdom and experience which
advancing years ID supposed 10 impan The
Mirror, with which he is connected, is edited by
G. r Fairbanks, Esq, and is taking place in
the front rank Of Florida newspaperS DemS
cratic in politics, splendidly printed and ably
conducted, it is rapidly acquiring, as ii deserves
q wide circulation at home 6nd abroad.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-05-11

Mr.. Thomas T. Russell, of Racy Point, St.
Johns river, with q renewal Of subscription, I'M.
der date Of May the 9Th writes:
The crop prospects for farmers through this
section Of country, are excellent so far, and We
have just had good rains. The peach crop will
Be an entire failure, the trees having cast all
blooms and young fruit Orange trees are doing
finely and . fair crop Is anticipated. This sec
ton of country seems well adapted to the
orange, and every farmer is getting grove
planted. There b plenty room for more settlers,
and good land can be had cheap. We have
good society-good school faciltiest-and every
body ID welcome. Last. but not least, good, pure
wholesome water Is abundant I suppose poll
tics win run high this fall
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-05-11

Raboi n J. Benson, Of Macon, Georr;, l.
tured ~ the Eethodist Church Thu,.ss- - .
ing, 10 large and intelligent sud5enc.
both 81 Jews and Gentsaes B,s ,,,s.-. e.'0
the Religions Of the Nineteen,b cen,,.-~ . ".
was ably and eloqueoly treated He ~, -
appointed Evangelist for the territor;e. - -
ga ana f,of'oA besone leaving here be Orr,..
lied Hebrew Sunday School II !. 49, :,
nc wa meet WIN success m his great work and
.n.l nc WIN iAsof our city with another visit aud
lecture some time shortly.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-05-11
Lumber shipments.

Daring April, there were shipped Of lumber
from Fenandina, 3.552,OOo feet, Of which $685.
60 fee Eere.coastwise shipments and ,254, 600
kregn- During the same month the shipments
from Jacksonville were 2yO72, 900 feet coastwise
and 1s75SS foreign, making q total from the
tEO poriz, sos 5S5 feet From Pensacola there
gere shipped Of timber and sawn lumber during
April = ~ .11e superficial feet by 70 vessels.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-05-11
Call fer q Democratic Mass Meet
Ing.

TIE Democratic Conservative voters of Leon
county, and all others opposed to the re-estzb-
IishmeDi Of the Republican party Of Florida in
power, are requested TO meet al TaJ1ahGssee on
Saturday. 22d dry # My. 1850, for the purpose
Of selecting delegates 10 cast the eleven votes Of
Lesn county in the State and Congressional
Conventions TO be holden respectively at Gains
vile and Cedar Keys the 10th and 18th Of June
and for the transaction Of any other bushes:
that may be for the interest Of the party.
By order Of the Executive Committee.
JONI A. HENDERSON, Secretary.
TALLAHASSEE, April ), 1880.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-05-11

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parsonage. On Friday eveaing, I4th ins, f,.s
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