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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07

8sraui9snbe @strdnte peruria1en
Diarrb6e ober 0erfopfuns unb einen I'M
tbdtiasu 3uifanb Der Sober, ruoraus allse'
meme Stpdde anb ssiitise llutbdiistsit
bsrporssbsn. Disie gridlaffuns gu iiber:
uinbsn, wirb wisber ~ benz 2qaeur ale
ReismittsI sesrifen, bod nur UNI bic sait,
riite St0runs gu psrsrOBeru. Die sewii
ienbafte anpeHbuug zines Comic, wie ss
Siu,mons' 2.ber. Regulator III, pirb bas
rsbsl an Der Wurbel trsffsn, inoem IS BITE
BeI1aisnbeit Der 9sbsr usrbsNert, bic Gins
sspsibe our Gbdtistsit autrsibt, obsr ibre
S4Iafibsit aufbsbt, bic 0isren r.ist uub
bas @sfibl aassmsiner Niebsrsei6lasens
belt bsisitist, unb bamit aud bas 8srIans
gen mad berauidenbsn 9strdntsn.
sd ~bssIaubise bierbnr9, baB i'd an
saftdi5en Bsfdwsrben iber pier Weonate
lit, unb nidt sbsr buuou befreit .pe,bsn
t~onnts, Dis i'd mir Or. Simmous' 9eber'
@ssulator perid0ifte, Der mid tn furser
3eit bsilte.
e. Z. 3burutun, gomun's Beu. ga."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07
Sei8ten.

SIN &atbbauie BON 8rifsI 1T seesnpdr'
tis Der SriHsIsr SpissnsS 9lsier, ben bic
Stabt Btdfsl als So93eitsseidsnt fur bic
grinjeffn StepSanie bat anfertissn lafen,
ausseftslt. gr 1T 8 25 Wetsr lang unS
8 Wstsr brett unb pieaei6t bas gt6Ste
Stdt bera,tiser Grbeit, bas is ausssfibrt
wutbe. $50 arbsitsrinnen babsn bret
Wonate lang baran searbeitet.. Die ans
fsrtisunsstoftsn belaufsn F9 auf rs, 900
Srs. Sn Der Waitte bes S9leisrs 1T has
Wappsui4iIo Setrei9: llnsarns, CUR &e9:
ten unb 0inten finb bic Dappen Der Stabt
Brl6s unb bic @infafuns uirb pom ben
Wappen Der nsuu 9roptuBsn gelstens,
oiferreidiideu WappenbiIbern unb benz
beIsii9en Wappen, uuteretaanber bur9 cine
BIunsnsuirIanbe p~erbunbeu, gebilbet.
lleber bieier ginfuhuus beinbet ftd cine
anbere tleiners. Der iibrige Gbeil bes
S9Isiers pirb pon Slumen unb pHaussn
aussefiut. Die arbeit 1T BON Der i96u.
fen unb beffen, BITE f9 beutSutase Iiefsrn
Idbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07

Niles, 8 sbeI 1T an Grant, vi,
les, mos 4 a t unbT iebenswirbis 1T
ON Blaine, Jules mas .ebrli4 nnb
mdnnIi9 IN on Soba Sherman, TT cons
eeuirirt in Der sIdu3enbsn WdnnIi9teit unb
BEN polltommeusn Gbaratter pom Sames
u. @arfslb. Sammeln mir uns nu ibn!"
90 ipra5 tirsIid Sen. Rilpatrid auf
benz Stumpe In Nsw 9~ampibtre. Wir
firdten, baB psnn man aaes @ble BON
Grant, aIIss CARTE pon Blaine unb bic ses
iammts gbrIi9teit pom Sberman auf @ars
ielb concentrate, Ssrr @arfislb an Der
9aif ni1t idwer gu trasen baben warbe.
Gin gbrIi5t sits Stump BET SHERMAN mdre
tim pieasi5t am uisli9feu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07
Die CONNER. eonmea,pemoe.

Cine sroBe llriade, uesbalb bas beige
@stter 10 obfpannenb if, Iiest tn ber Chat
fade, bas Der &6rper blr@ Die Nrbeitsn
rpdbrenb bss Sabres erid6pft 1T. Sn Der
Ebat 1T IS isbr natirIi@, baB biss 10 fem
ioIte. I'm buber bieier Tenbent sur grs
idSpfuue au mieberitsben. III es bios moth:
wenbis ben 60rpsr gu trdfttseu, mas Iei6t
sstban msrben fam burd cine obsr suei
Glai9eu pom @arnet's ySafe Comic.
Oieiss MitteI witb in aussebsbntem WaBe
pen aersten su bisism 3wede bsnust unb
wirb pon gpotbstsrn in allen SbsiIen Der
Wslt pertauft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07

d Das Sonberbarfe in Der sesens
rpartiasn Champagne, idreibt bic .N. q.
Gun, 1T bic psriudte Seweisfibrung Der
repubIitanii5su 3eitunsen, bob ite ape I'M
Sabre '7S ibsr @a,fisIb ssIosen baben.
Sa,umaIs branbmariten fe i'm namli5
oils sirsn Miti9ulbisen bss grebit Wobi'
Tier S&winbeIs unb e,it nadbem 9arfelb
ann Observation-Disclosures noutinirt
man, ura9tea Re bic gntbeduns, bob fs ibnt
liurt6t setban batten. @arum babsn fe
uber, 70 mus iebsr rs5tIi9 bentenos Wtann
R& frasen, bic ansebIide gsrlanmsuns
polle fsb.n LANCE Sabre auf benz Wanns
ruben IaNen, -in erit bann einen i4madsn
@iberruf Al periu6en2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07

Ste gi~nuobnersabI non Saiuois bat fid
alio In ben letteu 10 Sabren bel @eitem
ntdt In benz WaBe rsrmebrt, wie BITE ieiner
Weltffabt Gbicaso. Oo9 bebauptet Suta
nois ieine Steluns als uterter Staat Der
Union. A4
Sn Der Na9bari9aft bon God
SsIanb finb neuerbinss eine Nnsabl Wolte'
rel. 6aru,en entfanben, BITE aae quite 9s'
fddfte MAIDEN iouen.
aIs einen bIutiseu Wontas batts
Chicago ben %. ausuif in ieiner @bronis
su uerSeidnen. Mebrere Worbe, Selbt;
m5rbe, grissIeien, Sob bur9 Rieserfab'
rem unb @aserpIofiOn itebeu bort anse'
i9rtsbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07

ununterbroden. SIN Winter isi es ibnsn
oft etne srobe Gaff sewsfen Bel Der 6dIte,
namentlit pdbrenb Der Ra1t, ba fe ia
teinen ausenblif bas Wab9en a1ein Iais
fen %t0nnten, unb mot es pieSsrum bic
Wutter sewefen, ptl5e nit riibrenbsr Nut.
terIiebe fid bieier Gorge meiitens nlIein
uutersogen bate. A
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07
S6met3.

Sn benz Bsrnsr Mmte 6onoIfnssn bat
Elm mitbsnbsr Ortan NIT SassI bic gru.
tsboffnunsen e~tnaeIner gemeinben poa
itanbis uerni@tet. Sn bsmieIben ftsbt tsin
5dIm9en, tein 6ru@tftenssl mebr aufre@t,
Matten unb Ssloer fub ME abrafrt, bis
Dd4sr bur9l09ert, tbeiIusiie wssserifsn.
bic Ssnffsr einsef9lasen, bic gdums um.
serifsn, gaes eth Bib Der piiieften gsrs
wiiffunq.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07
Nttbma furirt.
Sailed, Suinois.

R. o. pierce, M. D.
Wertber Serr!-Sieben Sabre lang NOR
ID NIT aitbma bebaftet. 9sttes Grlbiabr
sebrau&te Id finf SIaiden o Sbrer
Discovery" (gntbsdans) iub bate wdbs
renb bes santen Sommers tsinsn &idfau
pon atbma. SIN Serbf itelts fid wiebsr
eth anfaa Elm; Id sriff iofort gu Sbrsr
Discovery unb fanb baIb pouidnbise slb,
billie. Sd babe BON anbersn sebSrt, bic
bur@ SIRE discovery" BON @ifbma furirt
uurbsn, unb bsnuo9 iastsn gle ni5ts absr
bic suiem @irtunsen Sbrer Msbi;in Bel
bieisr &ranfbeit. Sd psis, baB i5 meme
9siluns tsinem anbern Wittel uerban.s, ba
i9 teine anbers Wsbisin nabm.
grsebenft, 9. %. grabp,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07
AZ
Snfdn b.
Sur 0rdNoemtemwabI.

General arb ipra@ fi9
farIi& In fplsenbsr @eiie iber BITE politt,
5Ht Gage aus: sd CLAUDE, baB 5aneod
erpdbIf u.rbsn wirb, benn aa4 ltsinsr
anF&t ptrb CT IN iebem swe!feIbaften
Staate, ME gtsp Yort, Nsw Seriep uno
CONNECTICUT fesrsi9 ieia; bas sr oas tn
iebem iabIi9sn Staaie fsin piro. pertiebt
fi& pon ieIbf. Inter iol4en nmitdnosn
muB er nod meiner ani5t NIT elmer iebr
bebsuteuben Waioritdt erpdblt psresn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07
MranfretM.

Sn gieurpOtt BEL Gbatsuerault i'm Oe.
partemsnt Der 8isnne (5rantrsid), fanb
elm Bersitars fatt. @suaItise Seliens
mahen rOGten bsrab, psridittetsn suei
6duier unb msbrsre Ralt6fsn. lleber
~swansis Weni9en wurben usridittst, uon
bsnen bsreits ssbn OILS SeiSen beruorssboIt
murhep.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07
tier n.

Der Wasiirat uou Win9en bat bic
arbsiten Der 6odwaf erIeituns perseben
unb swar bic Qaeafafuns, 3uleituus unb
5erfeauns bes 9odreieruoirs ben Ssrrsn
Del Bonbio, @runer unb Ruffermann UNI
2.5ss, 900 Wart, bic Oru6leituus unb
9esuns bes Stabtrobrneses Der Sirma
5oISmann & SO. In 5ranffurt a. W. UNI
2, 6O4, l7S Wart.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07

Dem General 5aneof iou Elm
liufal suasifobsn iein. Gin @eri9t mel:
bet, baB Ben Butler fi9 fur ibn srfldrt
babe unb ben Stump fur i'm beidreiten
uerbe. gtur, General 9aneod bat Glad
unb pirb pobI aud BON bisism uafaue
feinen peieHtIiSeu S9aben bapontrassn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07

aufmertiam gu MAIDEN. Saneod's Cans
bibatur. 1T sIeidiam oils eth OIipsnsmeis
(SpmboI bes Sriebens) au3uisben uub pon
bisism Stanbpuntte aus fann i9 tim meine
llnterffituna ni1t ~per5aaeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07
Sutnois.

Die @inwobuersabI pon Slinois
mad benz neuen Genius 3,0s3, 1926.
bat felt Der i'm Sabre 1918 srfoIstsn
pom Satnsis ais Staat In bic
tn foIsenber Wsiie sussnommsn:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07
st. Marps 9nfitut,

O'FdUOn, st. Charles Co., Mo.
Tisfts Snfitut n cine bauspirtbf5aflSt e~tbranfalt
anir esituns Der SSpttsrn pom ~fssarsn 8lutt uub pirb
am 4. ssptsmbsr srsFust. lin aa,u bic gSrtbdls elmer
fsl8sn anaaIt ,usdnsIi& ~ MAIDEN. II Der grds itbr ME.
sris sshtai, fur aSf uns llntsri6t $ii.OO per 9snat.-
lin natGs ausiunft r,uts man f6 an
@. ausufa 0olf, Ostrin.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-11
rnE ADuIs.Iox OF DAKOTA.

The New York Sun says the people OF
Dakota talk about applying for admission
10 the Union as q State. For many years
the broad river of emigration flowed
across the undulating p~rairies and grassy
ravinss of that vast Territory to the
shores Of the Pacific, and the soil Of Da-
kota was hastily condemned as arid,
sterile end unproductive, while her hid
den treasures Of gold. coal and other
minerals were almost entirely neglected.
Now that the eligible lands beyond the
Rocky Mountains have been largely
taken up by settlers or grabbed by specu-
lators, seekers for homes are turning
their eyes to the desert which has been
traversed by emigrant trains for over a
quarter Of a century, and towns and vii
lagos are rising up on the banks OF the
Missouri and its a~f1uent streams. A
large part OF the Black Hills region is
likewise situated in Dakota, and it is
claimed that the total population Of the
Territory is large enough to justify its
ambition to enter the family Of States.
Nevertheless, it would be advisable for
Congress not to be too hasty in admitting
Dakota, or any other Territory to the
Union, and to equal representation in the
Senate with States whose inhabitants are
by the millions.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-11
OVER THE WATER.
IRISH MATTERS BEFORE PAR.
LAMENT.
An Appropriation 10 Build Rail-.
r"ais ursed-A Challenge to
Haniea-ReIations BE.
tween Russia and
China.
IBy Tel.gr.ph to .he sentinel !

~ - b-lAntll
LONDON, Feb. lo.-In the House Of
Commons. tonight, Mitchell Henry. .
Home-rule member for Galway, resumed
the debate on the amendment 10 the al
dress In reply to the Queens speech. He
condemned the Government for its action
In ireland, and suggested q vote Of len or
fifteen million pounds, to lie used in builJ.
ing railways in different parts OF Ireland
and for the commencement ~ a sys-
tematie reclamation Of waste lands.
W. E. Foster. Lib-rsl member for Brad
ford, declared that il the Government had
not done ifs hest to ward off the horrors Of
famine. no censure would be too great for
1t. As the Government was taking stems
to arrest q famine, and as he could not bnt
believe that il would be able to succeed. he
should vote against the amendment. He
could not agree that the land tenure was the
sole cause Of the distress. He hoped the
session would not close without an attempt
being made to deal with the land tenure.
William Henry Smith. First Lord of the
admiralty, argued ttat to have entered
upon ambitious schemes Of reproductive
works in Ireland would have in,erfered
with the natural course of the feed supply
and employment.
The Marquis Of Harrington thought the
question, in its present shape, had been
raised too soon. He was not in a position
to give an opinion yet on whether the
Government measures were adequate or
not.
The Sportsman that Christie
pher Barras has authorized the editor of
that Journal to rrtain fifty pounds of the
stakes in the Boyd Elliott match, and il.
sue q challenge TO Hanlon, in behalf Of
Boyd, to row q race within a stipulated
time for two hundred pounds q side and
the championship Of England, and the
sportsman says Trophy Barras is willing
to add three hundred pounds more.
Boyd will row a race with Hsnlon, ON the
Tyne. on Saturday, for two hundred
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-11

Some Of our Republican friends have
been amusing themselves by INVITING the
Democrats on the dissensions in our ranks;
but it does not appear that they are any
better of themselves. The cand sdzcy Of
General Grant has proved to be a VERT
able apple Of discord. 1t was asserted
at first that Ut would have the effect of
uniting all the factions, and that General
Grant would carry the party with a rush.
Bat. now that things have settled down.
it 10 evident that the name of Grant in
spires not harmony. but the bitterest
~dissensions. The friends of Blaine and
Sherman are up in arms. Mr.. Blaine
made q brilliant fight in Pennsylvania,
Notwithstanding the bulldosing tactics Of
Don Cameron and the machine, and Mi.
Sherman is straining every nerve to de-
feat Grant in the South. The trouble,
however, is not confined to the leaders.
It is deep-seated and apparently incura-
BILE among the rank and file of the party.
The Germans In Ohio, and the large and
influential body Of voters all oyer the
country have not been slow to intimate
their unalterable opposition to Grant,
while the regular" vote is split up into
three great factions. The Republicans
are confronted. however, with q rather
embarrassing alternative. If they NOM
mate Grant they will certainly lose a
large vote ; but ON the other hand they
seem afraid to nominate anybody else.
We do not see that their condition is
any more satisfactory than that of the
Democrats. On the contrary, we believe
that when the time comes, the Demo-
cratic party viii be found to be united
End harmonious, while the Republicans
will enter the race, in any case. pretty
heavily handicapped.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-11

THE Democratic National Committee
meets at Washington. February 22d.
Mr.. R. P. Heating, of Storey. is the
member from Nevada. Cincinnati, In
dianapoiis, Baltimore and New York are
the principal contestants for the Conven-
ton Maryland being reliably Demo
cratic, needs no crumbs. 1t would be the
better policy to hold the Convention
in New York, Ohio or Indiana We
hope the Nevada member viii instruct
his proxy for one Of the latter States.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-11
eureka Dailp 5entlnel.
CHOOSING DELEGATES To THE
NATIONAL CONVENTIONS.


The Republican State Central Commit
zee Of Nevada il called to meet at VIr-
siuis City on the 23d instant 1t is I'M
dsrstood that a large majority Of the
Committee favor the nomination Of Cen
err, Grant for the Presidency. 1t is also
apparent that Mr.. Blaine has quite a
large following among the rank and file
Of the party in this State. Our Repubh-
can friends throughout the State seem to
be in q quandary y to whether the
Committee should appoint the delegates
to the Chicago Convention. or whether
they should be selected by a Convention
fresh from the people. In either event,
We imagine that the result will be the
same.
Senator's Jones and Sharon and Rep
resentative Daggstt are all enthusiastic
Grant men. These men cannot well be
denied seats in the National Convention.
Neither can Mr.. Mackay, who is the head
and front Of the Grant boom in Nevada,
and who, we learn, is particularly desir-
Gus Of being a delegate to the Conven-
ton, that he may be the better able to
assist his friend, the General. The
Blsine men Of Nevada cannot afford TO
antagonize these prominent party leaders,
and so we regard it as a certainty that,
no matter whether the Committee ap-
points, or . Convention elects, Jones and
Sharon, and Daggett and Mackay, viii
be of the delegation. OF course. a Con-
vention might instruct for Blaine. but
such a course is hardly to be regarded as
probable, since the gentlemen named
would not care to attend the Convention
with liver pads upon their mouths All
in all, therefore. it is more than likely
that the Committee will name a delega-
ton, ostensibly unpledged, but solid for
Grant. 1t would possibly be as well.
inasmuch az the personnel of the delega-
ton would not be materially changed
through the medium of . Conrention.
A Convention would entail a deal OF
trouble and expense, and in all human
probability would not affect results, a
majority Of the delegation being for
Grant in any event.
The Democrats of Nevada have no per-
picking difficulties before them in the
matter of selecting delegates to their Ma
tional Convention. There is hardly a
Democrat in Nevada who has a we'll
settled conviction az to whom the candi-
date should be. The lines are not sharp
ly drawn in this State, and cannot be,
between any two or more aspirants for
the great Office, nor is it at all likely that
the small vote Of Nevada will cut any
material figure in deciding the choice Of
the Convention The great States Of the
E st are most likely to put the question
entirely out Of dispute. Hence, speak
ing asa Democrat. we are wont to regard
it as good a plan as any to appoint the
delegates, and leave them free to act as
circumstances may dictate when once in
Convention 1t is to be a matter Of
guesswork in any event. and = delegation
selected in this way is as likely to repre-
sent the real sentiment of the Democrats
Of the State S a delegation chosen by =
Convention Of the representatives of
the party.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-11

eral Grant il not now. nor has he ever been
a candidate for the Presidential nomina-
ton. but should the Republican National
Convention nominate him in the same man
ner as other candidates would be nom
mated. he ~ould deem it his duty 10 the
country and to the party TO accept.
ALBANY CITY HALL B
ALBANY, n. Y, Feb. 1o.-The City Hall
was burned this morning; los-. $4,000.
When the dome fell seven fremen were
crushed. One named heefe has since died.
Two or three Others are expected to die.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-11

WHoEvEE gets the vote Of the Repub-
Ican delegation from New York it viii
not be Mr.. John Sherman. Such, at
least. is the reported declaration Of the
State Committee, and they ought to
know. An equally interesting bit of in
formation is the announcement that they
are first Of all for Conkling, and that
Grant is second choice This apparent
discrepancy IS explained, however. when
we remember that Mr.. Conkling's first
choice is Grant.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-11

4 DVERTISE IN THE EUREKA
a sksIiSsL, the usst sovsrassng medium
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-11

Ninety-ave deaths in San Francisco last
xask.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-11

The California Legislature of 1877 hav-
ing refused to appropriate money to
transport the mineral exhibit of that
State to the Paris Exposition, Mr.. John
w. Mackay. of this State, generously do
mated the requisite sum. In the Cal for
mia Assembly the other day Mr.. WATSON,
of Mono. introduced the following reso-
lutions on the subject. 1t is presumed
that the resolutions will be adopted mas
much - California had the benefit of
Mr.. Mackay's money:
Resolved, by the Assembly, the Senate
concurring, That the thanks Of the peo-
pie of California are due, aud are hereby
extended to John w. Mackay. of Neva-
da. for the generous and patriotic assist
ancs he rendered the Commissioner of
California to the Paris Exposition of
1873. by his donation Of 8. COO, to defray
the cost Of Transporting q large and val
liable cabinet OF California minerals from
San Francisco to the French Capital.
Resolved, That the Governor be re-
quested to forward to Nj. Mackay . GER
titled copy of these resolutions, under the
seal of the State.
tA-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-11
BORN.

Eureka, February l0-wife OF Geo c. Ene'ert'
en
San Francisco. February Wife Of Edwin
Bleunerbxs-ett s-n
winnemucca, February +wifeof CHRIS Diehl,
. son.
Gold HiIl. February Wife Of William Flcver'
q son.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-11
oRASr's

The Times tomorrow viii: print the fol-
lowing editorial paragraph /! A near per-
sonsl and political friend Of ext President
Grant, who doubtless knows whereof he
speaks, authorizes the following : correct
statement Of the Generals OPINION with
rsserenes 70 Tie Presidency. re says Gen,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

VIII Go East.
Joseph. at the GOLDEN RULE, is Offering
his stock Of fashionable hats and caps at
Is closing osit. TO 60 East.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-11

Virginia, February ~f-1hJmas H. Robin
k~HzahethJ. kiusmsn-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-11

Virgins. February Frank son Of George and
Mary Allen aged 6 mouths and 2 days
Austin. February s-fhomas Tran, aged ls
Year,.
Brids- port. January 2-H. ". Barlow. FORM
erly of Bena.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-07
AUCTION sALEa.
By Green & Wise, Auctioneers

RY VIRTUE OF A DERD OF TRUST
- - executed by Alexander Hunter, recorded
ia lloer e. No. 4, rage $50, land records OF
nnlexandria a county, Va, to secure unto William
y. mitchell the payment Of So S5, with six
pet cent interest from the 4th day of Nobem ber,
iloI, which said deed and indebted ness have
neen ned and transferred to James r. Car.
nn, The Underlined. will, az trustee therein
nSm Is1n ed, on THURSDAY, the 9Th day of NAV.
1861 st II O'clock m pose to sale at public
suclion, IN front of the Market House Buiidiog.
On fslrlsx street, Ale1andria, Virginia, ,ho fol-
loving deserlbed property:
"A CERTAlN TRACT OF LAND. contain
ing Zeo acres, moro or less. situate and Wing in
:, 1,le1anoris county Virginia. on the west side of
tuo Washington and Alexsndris Turnpike, and
Dounoe1 as follows: On the north and west by
Lhe lard Of a. Il. ddison, on the south by the
alexandria Canal. and on the esst by tue old
Military rosd, being part of the Abingdon
The deht aforesaid ID subject 10 q credit CT
10 ~! as q March 18th, ISL
Terms OF Sale: Enough in cash to cav the
COSTS OF sao and the accrued ineres. on the DEBT:
shG ior the resiCuo of the purchase money on a
cted't OF one. two and three years, with interest
rom ihe day Of sale; the bonds of the purchaser
10 oe given for The deferred instruments, and
me title retained until they are paid
hl1-ts Q w. WATTLES, Trustee,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-07
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

Reader, have you caught cold2 Are you
unable to raise the phlesm2 Have you an irri.
tation in the throst2 A seEso of oppression on
the lungs, with short breath2 Do you have q
fit of coughing on lying down? A sharp pain
now and then in region Of the henrt. shoulders
and back2 IF so, OUR ADVICE is to take
at once dose of Tutts E1pectorsnt; you will
soon be able to raise tho phlesm. In An hour
feet. take two of TUFTS Pills. You will soon
fall into pleasant sleep and wake up in tho
morning cough gone, lungs working freely;
easy breathing and the bowels moving in a nat
ural manner. To prevent return Of these
Office, IS MURRAY ST., N. YORK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-07
AUCTION SAEEa

i'Hu3TEE'S SALEM FAIRFAY-R01;, viz
4 tla Of a deed OF trust from J. u CrSSoya- fis-
and %'!e. dated Nov 20.h. 1876, and div 'Tes re.
fs'd11 ot N t.s lsnd records of Fuirfsz county
,asl lor for sale by public auction in 'front.' of;
coG[: Louise DOR, at Fairfax b.. on NOM
GAi, Eptil 10th, 1850, (court dsy1 at - =, ~
TGhCr or Land conveyed by the NJ nbove I've
G.e! c1Hj.s'9iing III and 8.l0o lying upon
stjoin!rg the lands of Smoot Pe.cock s,,y aId
":aSF' aHd kn3wa as the 'Dorr Crocker" p,acs'
IN Gals VIII De made sut to deed of trnst
aA:eh ssnt nto ls14 10 secure nb,rt Peacock ths
'"H , OF S''9' sld also subject to another trust
HcEer the sun Of 81 900. Ao''s
Terms OF sac: Cash. az TO the cot, Ct tbis
$50, .nt the sun Of four hundred dollars snd
""p.i interest thereon for something ever Two
Ae'f'' hH'Aare n Ole, two and three ye.rs
@. f HiEE. Trustee,
Frl-'aE coqniy. Va March 1871