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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-11-05

LII d1oNC ~ TIE tlIie Oh Il series OF
sketches of the shady side Of life and
character in the Great Metropolis. now.
being fully Illustrated from authentic
sketches in the
NATIONAL Police GAZETTE
of New York, which are realistic and
faithful pOrtraitureS from real life
The Illustrations are by the best artist.
ic talent %attainable, and The descrip
tons are from the pen Of the most
gifted journalist and brilliant writer in
America, who, it is conceded, has rival.
led that master hand at w>rd painting
Charles Dickens. 1t is sufficient to say
that "New YOrk'S Gaslit Life will
present the most striking, vivid anil
truthful pictures of the under current
of life in New York City that have
ever been presented to the public
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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-11-05
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
Q. F. CHAPMAN, Proprietor,
Formerly Proprietor Of Terunaa AotsI,
SardiS, Mss.
Corner Of FrOAt and Jefferson streets,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
Terms: $500 per Day.
,SDeciUk A'UicS rim be O6IuineI.

This popular Hotel is 10 under
new management, and being thorough
~ Repaired and Renovated. 7sIhe pro-,
prietor is determined to mike this Ilo-
tel First Class in every respect, and his
many friends, and strangers visiting
Che city, will find it to their interest to .
stop with him. Sept. 3-tftal
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-11-05

Citizens of North Mississippi are
purchasing lands in the pine conn
Try in South Mississippi. The tim
Der of thai part Of the State is very
fine, and thesnew railroads will fur.
nish transportation Tor it.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-11-05
AlmOst Young Again.

"My mother was afflicted a long
time with neuralgia aud a dull,
heavy Inactive condition of the
whole system; headache, nervous
prostration, aud was almost help
less. No physicians or medicines
did her any good. Three months
ago she began to use Hop Bltters
With such good effect that she seems
and feels young again, although
Oser 20 years old. We think there
is no other medicine ft to use in the
IA lady in Providence,
r. | ~%-JonFnal.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-11-05

"A Skipworth telegram saws:
fright Rev. Bishop Green, Episco,
pal, while WISHING the Lake Wash
ing Church, yesterday, fell, break
ing his right arm"
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-11-05

That Lowry and the whole dem
ocratic ticket will be elected by an
overwhelming majority, there can
be 10 doubt, if every democrat will
do his duty.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-11-05
THE TIPPAH COUNTY SUNDAY
NCHOOL CONVENTION.

SCHOOL CONVENTION.
Ace ordlI ( % cpl ointment this
body met here Oh Friday of last
week, but on account of the unia.
vorsble weather and a small atten-
dance of delegates, adjourned until
next day at 8 o'clock, a. M.
On Saturday the Convention
again met. We could not attend
in the morning, but learn that the
most interesting features Of the oc-
casion were the address of welcome
by Capt. j. e. Rogers and an ad.
dress by Rev. D. l.. Cogdell. In
the afternoon we were present. -
The time was chiefly occupied in
the transaction of business. The
committee appointed to draft suita-
BILE resolutions on the death of Rev.
W. A. Gray, made a report, which
was adopted. Verbal reports from
the superintendent or delegates Of
the different schools we're called
for and made. Some slight amend.
ments were made to the cohstitu-
ton as originally adopted; and prob
ably other miscellaneous business
was transacted.
Saturday night the Convention
again re assembled. There was
quite a respectable number of our
citizens present. An essay was
read by Capt. j.. E. Rogers. Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing
year as follows: w. Ii. H. Durham,
President; 7. B. Winston, S%ecreta-
ry; Frank Moody, Assistant Secre-
tary; J.. Il. Buchanan, Treasurer;
and one Vice President from each
Supervisors district, all of whose
names we do not now recollect.-
An Executive Committee, consist
ing of DR.. Jno, Y, hurry, J. Il. Buc,
hanan and E. F. Jordan, was ap
pointed.
Sunday morning a mass Conven-
ton was held. The occasion was
one of unusual interest. After
singing and prayer, the service of
conservation, conducted by W. W.
Worsham as leader, was gone
through with. Then followed ad-
dresses by Hon. W. A.. Boyd, and
W. II. II. Durham, President of the
Convention, of which we can
not speak in terms of too high com.
mendation. After music by the
choir and a few appropriate re-
marks by Capt. ]. E. Rogers, the
audience was dismissed.
There were only 6 or 8 schools
Representatives. half as many as
were expected. For all that, the
friends OF the Sunday School work
are not discouraged.
This Convention is auxiliary to
the State Sunday School Conven-
ton, and will make annual report
to, and be represented in that body.
"The object of the Convention
as set forth in the Constitution,
'shall be to promote the interests
Of the Sunday Schools in this coun.
ty." The Convention shall be COM
posed of delegates chosen by the
several Sunday Schools represented
herein; each regular school al any
denomination beng en-
tiled to two representatives.
The next meeting of the Conven-
ion will be held at Ripley on Fri
lay and Saturday before the fifth
in June, 1882.
The above sketch was hastily
written from memory, and is neccs-
arily imperfect. We hope tie
secretary will furnish us a full sy-
lOpSis of the proceedings in Tina
or our next weeks issue, which we
7lll take pleasure in publishing.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-11-05

All forms of impaired vitality,
mental exhaustion, weakened indi-
gesllon, eIc. etc, radically removed
using Browns Iron Bitters.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-11-05

Lamar asserts that /! is as much
the duty of every good citizen to
vote as it is the duty of a legislator
to perform his work,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-11-05

Lay aside all business next Tues.
day, go to the polls and give one
day 10 your country.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-11-05

VIM. Window has been elected
to the United States Senate from
Minnesota.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-11-05
w. p. ALVIS,
South o. PWN\Nc Square,
Ripley, Miss
Black-Smithing, Wagon-making, Re-
pairing of all kinds in Iron and
Wood work.
Keeps in stock Spokes, Felloes, Plow
handles, Thimble- Skeins, North
ern-made Flows, Coal,
Iron and Steel.
Shafts,
Swingle-T Trees, Neck
Yokes, Wagon-seat Springs, Etc, Etc.
Guns, Pistols, Watches, Clocks, Sew
ing Machines, &c, repaired in the
BEST STYLE and at the
LOWEST PRICES.

Having secured the services of MR.. W.
H. RAGGETT, Of England, who is
an experienced SILVERoMLTH and
this department
will have his especial attention.
None but the BEST materials and most
experienced workmeA being employ
ed, | am fully prepared to guarantee
that all work done by me will be just
as represented,
I will be glad to see my friends and the
public generally a TINY OLD STAND.
May II, l88l-ly.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-11-05

do to the polls next Tuesday,
AMI see that your friend and neigh
Dor does likewise.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-11-05
NEW Works..
GAS LIT LIFE ILLUSTRATED.

The above is the title OLA series OF
sketches of the shady side Of life and
character in the Great Metropolis. now
being fully Illustrated from authentic
sketches in the
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-11-05
THROUGH CARS WITHOUT CHANGE

Baggage Checked Through.
NO SUNDAY DELAYS.
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Il. r. FORD, Editor and Proprietor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-01
. unteS NIIerIei.

Wo6lt5nn trdst 3inisn. @us ben
9eben peS psrfprbenen Baron Sames
Don &ctbi&tlb er;dtlt Sisrcnynus Corn
in benz "psfer elpYo" bic fplaenbe bib.
f&e anefccte: Der bsribmte WaIsr Gu
gene OelacrOir lpetife zines Cages Re
Baron Gctbi6ilp unp fab pdbrsnp bee
sar3en Diners 70 aufmerflam uno IN,
perrpanct auf oas autlis ess Sauebsrrn
paB es eieiem auffel unb er mad aufae.
bpbener Gafsl ben 8intlsr I'm, Die llr'
fade fraats. Delacroir srpieosrte, bae
er felt WOnaten ssrssbsns in paris mad
benz Mopsa fir eins 8sttelFsur lu6e,
bic er auf ietnem nsustsn @smdlee an
brinaen MOLE unp nun sntredt babe, bas,
ieltlam genua, 9eraee Der RrSius ben
rt6tissn &ppf fir ben Ssttler babe, pie
fih tbn Der Wfalsr eenfs. 8ie fhace
mare ss, fdste Der &inflsr binsu, eas
Der Serr Baron, rpenn idpn feline getts
Ter, nidt psntsftenS sin Wcesa htbsn
Gotbf6ilp sntsesneie, pab sr aeppbnt 1et,
fir bic 8unt fsin Spfsr ,u Idsuen unb
caber germ berett let In ras 4tsIter III
fommen, UNI fir ben Settler auf hem
Silpe Woesa ;u Rsbsn. 90 eei6ab IS,
cas baS Sbauipil r8pibi&ilp ais
Bsttler" au sblideu mar. Delacrpir bate
ibm i'm Atslier ete pnfenee Eunifa ibsrs
sewcrfsn ibm sinen lansen Stab In BE
Sanp sessben unp i'm In Der srt pla'
etrt, alS Ob er ~austubsnp auf ben Stus
fen zines rSmii6en Iempels Idse. Gin
iunser 8inftler, 6rtunp unp S6dler
ces srosen Malers, bate alein 3utritt.
Bon eem anbltf iibsrral&t bsslaf.
wini6te r ben Wetfsr, ras lang aes
iu&te Wppsa snpltd sefunoen su baten.
abnunsslos, bas er nt6t pirfli1 einen
BON Der Strase aufsssriTensn 0ptbs
l~etcsncsn Dor fi6 fab, brffts Der iunse
Wann cem resunsslps SiBsncsn beimz
LTD eth 3pan;tsfraresfdd tn BE DAMP.
Notbl9ilp ranfte bur6 etnen @inf Der
ausen unD bsbislt pas GsIp, 800 aber
mad Der balpissn G%ntfsrnung bss Sc
bsrs Glfunpisunssn iber ibn BET Dsla=
crpir elm. Der junse Wann mar steu,s
LTD UNIDENTIFIED Iebte ssrSBtsntbsils So,
ben 3sbrfuneen, bic er CAB, une icQts
erf Garrtere MAIDEN, moran, Jpn ebsn Der
Wansel an Wttteln e%inisermaBsn bins
eerte. &otbIdtlp npttrte fi9 Namen unp
@crene uno mad elmer ntdt lanssn Belt
erbtsIt FER iunse Wunn sinsu Brief prs
Snbults, pab Wrbltbun immsr 3inisa
TRACE paB bic 3inisn far ben milptbdtis
~seipsnrsten eOuts f& suidais TN Comp
tOir &otbidtlp anssiammslt bdttsn, BON
ru Der iunse Wann ite tn sinsm 8strase
BON r1sbr als 10000 Gruncs abbplen
mSse.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-01
Sie unrrpartete ~Suiammenfunit.

Na9 Der S9la9t BEL &obba& perfolate
Elm Srupp preuBiider Suiarsn Die Hiebsu=
ben Srarsoisn. gnoIi9 traro's Ia9t
unb he bes Ha9isB,ns mice. .ainoer,
iasts ibr Sff3isr gu ibnsn. - ibr babi
bsute ssnu9 setban. gs 1T iaIt, bier il
Elm @eb6lj /; lattelt ab, ma6t Ssuer, fo9t,
ebt uno trintt, morsen polsn mir tpsitsr.
Die Suiarsn bebisnteu Ft Der grlaub.
niB, uno fauu, NOR cine 0isrteIfunbe psr-
ganssn, 10 lassn he i4on ale III, Elm
Seuer.
sic batt,r nod nidt LANCE eelesen, 10
b6rten he nit sinsm WaIs ettpas BON ets
mem 8aume fallen. sic ipransen gum
9beiI auf unb 5oesn ben SdbsI, absr bic
Weii6e mar unn6tbig, benn am gnoe mar
IS meter nidts als Elm Jran3ole, Der i9
auf sinen Baum sshi9tet batte, uno isbt
uesen Der i4on Siemli1 enpinoli1en
adlte nidt ldnser barauf aus6aIten fonnte.
ST lag i'm ausenblid auf Den Gnisen uno
bat IN boiler Sooesansf UNI iein 2sbsn.
Sie Brsuben parsn 3u menI9li9, eiren
usbrloien, armen S.ufel gu miBbcnoeln ;
he nabmen ion aIio nit f6 an ibr Seusr
uno 9absn ibm 81 sfsn unb su trim.
fen. Gin anterer Sran3oie. ben Die Sur9t
ebsnfaas out sinen Baum setrisben batts,
fie9 oarauf aud beruntsr, uno war6 gs-
raoe 10 aufsenommer uno bebanoslt, nj.
Der srte. Sies ma9t. einem OiESier
2uit, au4 bon isinem 8aume beruntsr su
tommsn, aumal, oa sr ipegsn 9r6bsr.r
Dsidli9teit ss oben nod nett tuenissr
ausbalten fonnts als feline Soloaten.
Sbm wiebsrfubr ebsn 10 tpsnis etpas Sci.
bss. als ben bsiosn srlfsn. Sn6sEsn
siubte Der preubii&e OiF,isr bod laden.
oab elmer 10 INNER nod BEN an6ern on.
fam. gr fraste ben suIsst ansstommsn.n
Jran3oisn 81 a..
rBie in aler Btlt tomm.n sic benn
ole obsn auf bic 1duu1s, n,eine Serren ?.
Nd! LOB I'D nur i&attel bic Ydum. -
anttportete bieier, mein san3er Rompas.
ME RBt barauf.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-01

Cine Gnsabl8 rotobils tpurbs'son Surs
gem aus MeeYpten mad paris ssf1idt,
uui Der Notwithstanding bss Jardin
des p~lantes stnperleibt ,u tpsresn. Wan
bra&te fe susrft In bic Sorbonns, no fl
untsriudt unb elaiifstrt rpurpen. paul
Bert lise Ie ale bann rpieeer ,sinpaden"
unb an ben Srt tbre 9sfimmuns brin.
gen. DaS mar letbter ssIast, ais se.
than. Die Saurter rparsr bet Der Ab,
rstie nit elmer @rt Wtaulforb Ssrlsbsn
pprcsn unp sinsm berlslben sslans Is.
pts Drdbts absuRreifsn. DaS unss>
pUbnte Slima unb Der Sunssr bate pis
Ssfien isbr .lnrubts" ssmabt. Sc
mes, tpel&es fret seporeen mar, 5fnsti
tn Dem Woment, pa man iib ibm ni'
bsrte, un1 60 auf einsn 8arren ~ le,
gen, zen &a6en unp pdrpe unfsblba,
pas Sein zines Der @iffenten sepad
baben, ,penr ni6t sin College NIT srp1,
fer 9eifsssssenwurt Elm Stad Spls ir
eaS furdtbars 3abnsebeSe sepprfsr
bate. DaS Sbir ssrbiB f9 ipfpr
BARN unb fpnnts isBt ssfslIslt psrcsn
Sbne pettsrsn unfal 8slansts nunmsb,
pis 9slsal&aft In ben Jardin DIES plantes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-01
Sm sprea,immer zines ar,tes.

Cine drmli9 ODER rsinIi9 eeflsibsie Sral
tritt in oas Spre6Simmsr unb bdlt ben
Ir3te ben einsn glrm entbl6Bt entssssn
inoem fe iast {: r8er6rannt."
~@erisbene aariOffsIn a~u1essn!" Der.
o>net Der ar3t.
Na4 orsi Sassn tonmt Die Grau pis.
Der, bdIt Den arm bin unb iast: .geKsr!'
.Sortfabren nit seriebsnsn aartofeIn,"
psrorbnet Der ar3t.
Hu6 a9t Sassn tommt lie mil ben
8ortsn: .@s9siIt Was bin i'd idulbis9"
uNi9ts !" %anttportsts Der Nr3t. Ser.
itdnoi9s 5rau; rebst ni9t 3u pisl, eripart
mir 3sit, unb 3eit III fir mid @slb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-01

Cine eissntbdmlihs llsbsrral9una
bat:en iinet pte aSdn In sinsm Der
Sabrmarfts@ afbduler su Nil9nt. Npw.
sorpp. Sic parsn chen i'm Sesrife, bic
Spstlsn susubsreiten, auf benz Sercs
brpoelten rteIss ISpfe, ais p!5Bli6 nit
einsm 8ra1 Elm psibli9es Wsien cur6
eis Deds unb mittsn in stnsn Der Cup
penfsfeI binsinfubr. Die in Der 8i6e
Nnwsleneen slaubtsn ni9ts anpers, oils
tae Der @pitlstbeiunS Deer elmer ieinsr
psibli9sn 9sbaIfen in ibre 55efe ssfabz
rem ist unp fdr6tsrltb i6rstsnp anter
ben 5Spfen run,pre. Die Seisfsn ersrif
fen lofort bas 5alenpanter, antsre tnif.
fen fi1 In Naien unp Sbren, I'm, fi1
pappr ;u iberseusen, pae ie iib pirfli1
tn wa&sm 3uitanpe bsfanpsn. Das
unslddlide, in Der Suppe fBtnpe Welsn
rtef gang srbdrml!6 um Salfe. une snss
lid ,ra8tsr es bann bic Tapferfsn bod,
ibr BON BEN sepiB b5dt psinlt&sn Sig
PLACE III Serbslfen. Sc errptes fi1, eas
bic ssrmsintIiae 5sre bic S1uulpislsrin
@oriew itt, bic In Der uberen Gtase, sts
men b%albOunfeln Surripor paifrenp,
plSbli@ unter f& etn Brett Der Diels
psi&sn fablte. unp Dor S&red aufi&rst.
enp. bur& bic Dsde In ben Suppen.
fsGel bsrabfubr. Die 6slptu ptsler
trasitomti&sn Ssene If ibrtsens ,ism,
lid l@le@t babel wesastommen unp
lfsst 3u Bette NIT pFafsrn unp Ban
hagen btpsdt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-01

gett Rect bat unlsr 81 Batter has etusium Der Duft
es 81. 5tsmas seu aauin aatn @tfli1su aufs 9tuertns.
f~tlttrtr 9larettt In isinta Wtrftn bic trbassaHsu Uabr.
sttttn hes Slaubtus sefpri6t. llutsr ben sisltu aussassn
her sptrtt hes 81. 3tpmas strettnt bic In barbecue
BrdntretH) In ,pSIfttr aufast trlSitnsut aussabe bic
wdrmft Ia p,tbluns Ht u cine Der f~prsfdlisf ~rtstsirttu
aussaetn: Der I'm etc tattsltf6s qttratur p~treitais
Su1ednsItr y ttrrt 3 q In ~eurtmsurs Ittfsrt steft
ntuttt Nuteabe uSS0) tn s Setdrbdneen ju esm srmdsis-
TEN grttit psn 5 Dollars franco tins Saus s~tiisftrt Graft 10
bres.l 8s9en BaariahIuns une rpatn pr ni6t u~nttrlaI.
len. apt aetslessn. rtl4e flo bic Summa bee 81. 5tpmas
ma4tn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-01
Sod einmal.

SD slaub', Serr Gpissslbsrssr, 10
LANCE sic Resel f9isbsn, if's Sbnsn ME
paiirt, Dab all. Tsuns umssfallsn inb."
I'm sinen SAL fam i9 mid bod erin.
nern, oa bah i9 einmal als STUDENT aui
elmer 5srisnrsii' tief i'm SproIi9sn &sssI
ssi9Ob'n, unb auf einmal lisssn ole Nsuu
Do. 3uar 1T gu 9lsi4sr 3eit elm grt Be.
ben 9'psisn = oas fann aud a. bisl on
ginfub o'rauf s'babt babsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-01
Die fatbOIii@e Bu9banbIuus
PIERRE

In eursmburs s~srftnbst FRANCO In gans ameri.
To ssstn FRANCO Ginisusuus pom 5 Dollars, bic
usut Aussabs pom 1880:
s. IhOns9 4Quinatis S,enenaa
Theological diligenter enen-
data NicOlai, Sylvii, Billuart
& CD. DriOu6. Motifs ornata.
1880. s Sanoe, sroB In 50 ssbsftst[ gar.Is
Duel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-01

Mus Der brittsn gtass zines i'm 8au Be-,
srifsnsnSauiss 3uWinitsr itiirste unldnsIi
elm arbsitsr auf bas St~rabsnp1aitsr bsrab,
slidli6srusiis obne S4aben Su nsbmsn.
Inter ben Ssrbsieilsnbsn b,fanb i9 aud
cine Dame, bic benz @sitiratsn mitlsibis
Elm 9las Dahsr bru6ts. .Sm". brummtl
bielsr, Aus usldsr gtase muB mon bsnu
bsruntsriaasn, I'M elm @las @sin gu be.
tommsn? 2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-01

ebrttten, erbettert bic Seele une
b~sfDrsert iflbF bic Geiunbbsit
bes 9etbes.
Jricbri9 WilBslm Nv. nnb Der Giel.
Nm eineu id6nsn Sri6linesmorsen einq
einft &0nig Sri.bri9 8il6slm w., gru.
Der oes isbisen Ssuti9en Raiiers, allen
unb i'm idlidten Chill an;uss unusit
SansIouci ipa5irsn uno bsmerfte BON fern
cine Srau, psl9e auf Den Dor ibrem Wild
ruagen Ssipannten gisl unbarmbsr3is log.
i9lug. gr sins ndbsr unb fragile unpils
Zig nod Der uriu9e ibrsr Ssftistsit. a9-
ieISudenb entsssnste Die Srau: v2iebsr
Serr, i'd babe Die sr6Bte Gle nit meiner
Dtil4, unb u nil Der oumme gisl ni9t
fort. Bin i'd ni9t our rs9tsn 3eit in Der
Staot, 10 perlisre i'd meine 8unoen. Sd
femme aber feline Wuden i9on! Wsnn i'd
nur Ssmano bdtte, Der oas Sbier bon porn
BEL ben Obren taste! i'd treble bann BON
binten nod unb ss ssbt l"-Hun, Der Sc.
mano" iano ii9 in Dem .liebsn Ssrrn"
lslblt. @an3 ernibnft faste Der 8Onig
ben Niptopi bel ben Osren, Die Grau balf.
Der 8raue fam in Srab uno bic psrgniigte
Vtiltfrau oanfte Dem unbsfanntsn Sslfer
frsunoli4f.-als Der Wonar6 bon ieinsm
SpaSier9anse bsimtsbrie, srsdblte er BON
ieinsr Sientleiituns Der 86nisin. Sic bobe
Grau i6ien isin 9srfabrsn n!9t gang gu
bilisen uno msinte: vals &ronprinl lie=
Der 5ris, cling ous uobL, uber aIs 86nis
-. AID, liebes eino," untsrbra9 fe
laaelno Der Wonar6, .mein ielissr Batter
bat aud man4em giel fortssbolisn".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-01

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-01
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-07-21
ALong.Range General!

Major-General Samuel Romeo Reed,
the military editor of the Cincinnati
Gazette, has apparently succeeded in
convincing himself that there was not
solitary General upon the side Of the
Union during the war who was not an
entire failure, and not rebel General
who was not brilliant soldier We
believe the Major-General did not offer
his services to the Government during
the war, else the rebels would have
blown up their magazines and fled in
dismay.
This brilliant strategist, seated in
his Cincinnati Office, eighteen Or nine
teen years after The battles were
fought, draws elaborate pl ms Of the
different battles of the early part Of
the war, and shows just how each and
every movement might have been sue
cessful. The great point in favor Of
Major-General Reed, however, is that
when he fights battle now, there are
not from forty thousand to seventy
thousand brave rebel soldiers rushing
at him in front, with fixed bayonets
with Forest and Wheeler and "Jeb'
Stuart. and Wade Hampton, and the
rest, whacking away at his rear. Had
the Major-General been placed upon q
prancing stsed and pushed to the
front at Pittsburg Landing or Chick.
amauga, he would not perhaps have
done better than those who command.
ed in those battles. Possibly not bet
ter than did Sterling Price, at the
| battle Of Bonneville.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-07-21
POLITICAL NOTES.

Now If Guiteau wants to make himself loved by the
American people, let him undertake the task of beat
ing Griscom's six weeks fast.
Gu1TEAU has been debating the story his life to
shorthand reporter. The story of his death would
be vastly more popular.
JOHN G. THOMPSON is again Chairman of the DEM
ocratic Central Committee. But "a thousand from
wood' won't save the Democracy this time.
THERE will be more murder attempted in this coun-
try yet, If the medical do not quit expressing
opinions of the Presidents condition.
CoNKLING is roundly abused for preventing an
election by the New York Legislature. That is, be-
he won't surrender. 1t is the Half-breed who
are preventing election by not voting for Conk-
ling.
IT is a sweet day for the Ohio Democracy when the
Pendleton's. the Hurd's, and other able Democrats
have take back seats and State Conventions
by the class cattle who howled themselves hoarse
for Bookwalters barrel last week.
WE don't say that the enthusiasm of the Ohio DEM
ocracy for candidate depends upon the amount of
hinted that Democratic candidate has barl,
there is a wild Democratic boom for that candidate.
1t must have been decidedly amusing to see dele
gates in the Democratic State Convention who had
not earned dozen dollars in as many years, boldly
declaring, by their votes, hostility Rail-
roads. Let the young eagles" squall now, the old
birds will look wise after the October election.
AT serenade at Springfield after his nomination
Mr.. Bookwalter said he could not make political
speech, but he might ordinary occasions. speak OF
mechanics farming. SO! Mr.. Bookwater will
possibly side of his pantaioous. pull his
hair through the top his hat and parade himself
poor man. The recent Democratic State Conven-
showed conclusvely that that party has learned
nothing in twenty years.