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HOLIDAY GOODS.
OHRIsTMAs PRESENTS

| TO BE HApAT r..-.-,
sTEPHENs &co's.,
$40 Pennsylvania avenue, bet 9th aud 10th SITS
Fine suits Of CLOTHING fer the old or Young
large or small, all of whom can be aecomnaod atet
| AT $40 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
oVERCoATs FOR CHILDREN,
handsomely trimmed and little SUITS to match
| ior the rising geserstion, 49,, - :
AT $40 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Christmas Presents in ..es
KID, CLOTH, SILK, AND OTHER GLOVES
sCARFs, TIES, SLEEVE BUTTONS 4 STUDS
FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
| Hemmed stitched and other HANpKERCHIFFs
| IN fancy boxes, for Christmas presents.
FIT sn bind fk MPf ESqth
! Christmas presents - - ~
STEPHENS co,
| $40 Pennsylvania avenue,
| Between 9th and 10th SITS.
de Is Stiff lint. Chron.l
SCHOOL CHILDREN
| SELECTING .r
PRESENTS FOB THEIR TEACHERS
Should examine our beautiful assortment Of
DESKS,
! Which we offer at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
PHILIP q sOLOMoNs.
332 Pennsylvania avenue,
de F-7t Between 9th and 10th streets.
Our 7 oCK OFUsET AND
ORNAMENTAL
FANCY GOODS
SUITABLE FOR t.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
Recently purchased at the,
NEW YORK TRADE SALES,
Excels in richness, variety. and Low PRICES
any goods we have ever before offered. An exam
nation Of stock is solicited. ..
W. BOTELER BRO.
importers Of China, Glass aud Crockeryware
dc is.lt $40 Metzerott Hail.
L YRS! FURs" FURsm
APPROPRIATE MEMENTo FOR HOLIDAY
JUST OPENED. FRESH ASSORTMENT,
LADIES FURS
Ss,s5s s Squirrel, RsSsifE5%Iqs'
TOGETHER WITH
chill d EMS FURS,
In great variety.
BEAVER GAUNTLETS AND MUFFLERs,
LADIES FUR Trimmed HOODS.
b. II. STINEMETZ.
HITTER AND FURRIER.
234 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
dslt-9t Second door from 18th street.
fATEs ENGLISH AND FRENCH
hAfkS, QGAILS,
PATE DE FOIEs GRAs. ~
HOMELESS ,pn .ss5sstOursJ
MALAGA eRHPfs 1 and S 6RThWBi GRAPES.
VICTORIA FAlssiNWs, 'sBfGFEE 6 EaifEs1
Corner 18th and streets
ne l.-tf Under EbbIt. House.
IL Ma. 10 L9T RI, S., -
CHRisTMAs" p P RESI- NS1TSsPE' -
ELEGANT I IkGE G43RF: u
Point Applique, Round Point: aud .vslencienne
Lace a, and Edgings' Round Point applique
i chiefs e ,,s great yarety, yeils,
Etc. bought diEeet from importers and sold at the
De isSt ices No. IL M INK T Space ?.
IMMENSE STOCK OF NEW MUsIC-MUsIC
JOHN +. ELLIS.
a. ZD-lt 500 Penus lvania avenue.
c. DERl Il
" haye in store a pure article Of APPLE
CIDER. suitable for making Mince Meat For
-sls by EGAN & BROTHER,
de2oa Southwest corner of Il and 9Th SITS.
4 SPLENDID PIANO.
am in receipt Of a PIANO 0RIHN- VVNVl
IAb,' most deliberately carved and inIaid with
gilt: prettiest thing for a present Call audsee
II. \. III. Gale 4 Co. New York, Manufacture.
d.2c-2t SOC Psnnsyyania ayenae.
pUI MEESCHAUN PIPES AT
CHANDLEE-S FINE SEGAR STORE.
Under the Ebbitt House, corner I4th and sts.
where no limitations of any Kind are ever sold
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486 MARkRtTER, A86
SEVENTH STREET.
FINE ENGRAyINGs, CHRoMO-LIfHO.
GRAPHS, PAINTINGS, &c.

The attention Of those Decorating their Homes,
or seeing fot. Raedsome Present for the ap-
proAshfng Holidays IL respectfully called to the
assortment Of Asldsomely Frsned Ensravines
Cnsenot end f.intings, nov eksn for iHepection.
picture yr.1es. Square France nade 20 order
Pasture Cord 60 TAseels, Picture kin6s Nails, &c
:. h, ..,.I.- No. ass eEvlNfH shit
no Elm. Between s1d r street..
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DRY GOODS, &c.

Lyons SILK DEPOT. .E.-
Elegsntly Embroidered SILK ROBES sI1J
and 5000
Splendid Embroidered SILKS at SIS $3.50,
and SO so Der yard.
Rich Embroidered SILKS at 81 per yard
Lyons Plain CoIored SILKS, all eoIors. very
heavy and fine quality 90 Inches wide. at So Der
ward
PLAIN SILKS at 81 and S22J per yard
EVENING SILKS, all colors
BoNSET-s" Celebrated BLACK SILKS, Rcd.
White, Blue and Gilt Edges. .H
ALSO,
BILLION 5" BLACK SILKS.
o. These two makes
ARE THE BEST IN LYONS.
WeLsye splendid Stock, and are selling them
EXCEEDINGLY Low PRICES.
LYONS SILK yELvETS,
In %. - ard 80 inches. Splendid Iuality and
very cheap. -..|-.
LYONS SILK PoPLINs
In Black and Beautiful CoIors.
AT Low PRICES.
JOS. =. MAY 4 CO.,
sos Pennsylvania avenue,
de- -2uf Between Ninth and Tenth streets.
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D Il o p o s A L 8.

ofcs Cki5 e. S. F,Gth Military DSss-tcr
Nstr Oris0aS, la. BeoeInhsr :, lsG
Sealed Proposals, which must he in duplicate.
with copy ofthis adyertisemeIt attached 10 each .
are invited till thu 81 day % Eecember, lss, at Z
m, for furnishing FRESH REEf to all per-ons
supplied sith rstions at the Military Stations -
and In the vicinity % New Orleans. Forte gacs-ou
and st PHILIP, New Orleans Barrroks. Greenviile.
ana otber camps and stations draw ing rhGore from
the abovensnSd places The Beef a. he del vered
81 he stations Of the troops in al cases.
The station At forts Macon and Pike. shin ISL
and fort Livingston and BrSshear City are not
included In the above
The Beef &c be equal b. the best which n mar
ket affords, and an equal proportions q fore ana
hind quarter, with u eks. shanks aud Kidneys.
tailow excluded and ~ be fur isbe az chen AZ the
Government may reQuire ~. TIE deliveries 20 be
secured BY contract with good aud suffi Gent
bone. and to continue IN fierce Tor sDch time ss the
COmmlssary General of SuhsIstencc 81 ne Oorp-
direct. -
In order TO prevent the use OF fluff rior cattle the
Government e itseif the riFhf 70 iDspe
the cattle from " icb the beef j. obtained Al any
time. and b. cause the same "a be rejected
Payments viii be made AZ the end a. tn month.
or as soon thereafter funds Iasy received
therefor.
No bids viii be received from parties Wba have
heretofore failel 70 comply with .hcir gagemsnts
with any branch 81 the GOvernnisAlt
Endorse envelope "Prspasals for Fresh Beef ~
and direct to the undersiCues ~
Published By direction of General Haucork
commanding 9TH Military Division
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sTEINBERGER CABINET. &c.

PRIVATE STOCK MADEIRAs, sHERRIEs
AND PORTS,
From reliable Houses in MADEIRA Cadiz and Oporto
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n % I - 10 = : - -
ofo Ci5 Csss.issarz s~bsias.ss. ,
Frs MsiifeTs lsisfyid,

49,, orc Cl1 CoNpisxary SsbSssfsaes. ss D.
NEw ORLEsNe' Ia. December :. lss7.
Sealed Professs in ape,scaie are tpsftsd till tss
Tor furnishirr the o. a. elbsiftence Dep&rt msst a.
this city with the fcEcwing Spbeiseros s.orfs VIZ
a.ooe barrels Of F1cur. equal % TIE Governnent
ioe kegs Pig 10 sst lriss per soane 70 be sstsd.
&C. S SsS: stSS c. oo n x sAe On n-''
0W rosn1s Of Hard Bread, pat M ip barrels
All the above srticies &c be 81 The very bel
~ the Anchor Press, in this ciss, within tSehty
days after the opening Of the bids, - ~ - 4
heretofore fsilett 20 comply with their eneAgs as
with any brsach % the Goyernment -, ~
on hard for disbursesnent Il the tine. = 81
Bids = be direetsd 10 ths undsrsigped. and
A. BrCKwITH,
de U-stB Brsyet Hal. Gen. and c. s., U.e.A
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LOST AND FOUND.
BOARDING..

L HE CHEAPEST AND BEST BOARDING
HOUSE IN THE CITY, at ans L street, between
sth and eth-By the day, week or month d2I til
EURNlsHED ROOMS TO LET AT Low
Il rates, with or without Board. 391 Pennsyl.
vania avenue, between "a and 9th sts. del3 tjsni~
ROARD-Tirst. claes TABLE BOARD, S3 per
y , month and furnished ROOMS, from S5to $40;
21e St, between 18th and 18th. de 2-lni~
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DR0POsALe FOE FRESH BEEF

OFFICE OF Posr CeNMsskRy OF SUBsIsTENcE. 4
igRT MASON, TEXAS, November, ls7. 4
will be received until r. o'clock m DEvTMBER
3, ls6I. for supply ing Fresh Beef (efther In the
hoet or ss be % the troops
a. Fort Mason, Texas, and 60 ali Chflp. and Hos
pifas In the vicinity, drawing supplies therefrom
from January i, leSe, or ss soon thereafter may
as the Commis ssry General Of scbststence ma a.
The bids win state the price per pound net. cur
Iency, Tor Fresh Beef Furnished the hoof, ssd
the price per pound net for that furnished slsugh-
Proposals nust tie accompanied by a proper guar.
that IL the proposal 10 accepted the bidder Win
enter into contTac aud that they will euer Into
bonds an the penal sum Of IS eel three Thousand
collars ior the faithful performance OF the con
Satisfactory evidence OF the loyalty Of each suc-
sessiul tladtr ano ne soiNency OF the persons Of
The unes Of firms she lld ~ stated in full, With
the address Of all members of the frm.
Nc bid will be entertained wtes put in By oca-
their centracts nor when il may be disco yered thai
the bidder has offered directly or indirectly more
BIDDERS Cif a arE. the members, must be pre.ent
TO respond to their bds. and 20 sea and com pi-te
the CONTRACTS aso eends upon the stovs manned day.
years old, and weigh less than (SeD five bundr~c
The beef furnished ust be Of good marketable
eNarters, Beeks shsrks, kidneys, tsIlow excluded
titles - MAJ be required. ~
Payment vii be made EHonthly. or as soor thers-
after as fanos he received therefor. II 4 =
Ihs GsystnEsst reserves the risht to rsiecf any
IneCsse .SysiOpss enclosing bis, ..Proposais for
Address Proposals TO the underrsseea, 1as
de sstB Yirs. 1t. .sA 5. cav, a. G.s.
a. n a. n y
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Date Augusta. Ga, isl
Separate proposals. must be made FOR the Forage,
the Coal, aud the Wood. They must be seut in
sealed envelopes marked on the outside = Propo-
sails Tor Wood. Cor Forage or Straw. or Coal and
addressed to the undersigned. They mt. Il be
ceived by the I'D inst. aud will be opened on the
18th day Of December. lSI
Forms for proposals, and further Information.
can be obtained by calling upon the IN g. igned
II. ". ELAGLER.
de lS-6tB Augusta Arsenal
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OF veil known brands.
Also, fun stock OF ENGLISH PICKLES and
SAUCES. CONDIMENTS CONSEgyEs, and
Injuries for the table.
AMERICAN and FRENCH PRESERVES,
JELLIES in variety, CANTON PRESERVED
SINGER, CHOW CHOW, and DRY GINGER.
BROSSOSS ENGLISH DAIRY, STILTON
CHEpDER. and PINE APPLE CHEESE.
WRENCH PEAS, MUSHROOMS, OLIVE OIL
&c.
SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISKY. JAMAICA
AND ST. GROIN Bun OF SEPERIOE
QUALITY
SCOTCH AND ENGLISH ALE. ENGLISH AND
IRISH PORTER. &C., &C. &c.
THOMAS RUSSELL & CO.
Sign Golden Eagle
6Cif-ciftds3l between 18th and 18Th streets
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de ls6tB Brevet Ma Cen, G. s. &. s, A.
PROPOSALS FOR HEATING APPARaTOs
pErhET,,,,yL or AeRlcrLTrRE.

WASHINsToN. u. @. december a. 1851.
Proposals viii be received AZ tais office up 90 Il
O'Clock III. on Jsnuarss lsSs. fnr heating the build
Ing appropriated t. the DEPARTING nj Of Agricuturt
on Reservation No. With steam. ia the uort Ap-
proved manner
Tho specific atione and plane Of the building car
be seen end Will be explained calling ~ this
ONCE but bidders are requested. besides abe FRO
POI ale under the specific ations of is Depz
70 put In proposals with Vel de ised speed stions
OF their own, If they have any sugGeeiiOns tend
ing 20 make the apparatus salts f.rtsry 10 The
interests Of the Government
The work must be completed In a worSn auffks
manner, satisfactory 90 the Commissioner and Ar
shitecf, and warranted sufficient for heating tue
whole buio.ng to their satisfaction. 80
Tue time Tor completing The YORK must lie stated.
and VIII form an essential eleme Mt in the ard OF
the contract.
The Department reserves the right tc reject any
or alt OF the bids III dee med for the interest the
Government, and any bid that does not conform O.
the requirements Of this vertisemeut aud speci-
fcations. viii net be cCnsideTed
Zach bidder must f1rBish with his proposals
his bid.
The proposals will b. opened in the presence Of
the bidders. and en award made a. soon ss Prseti-
A. II "A EoP CT f-appoN co,,u.s..fo.,-
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pRoPosALs FOR FUEL AND FORAGE

OFFICE AcTING ASSISTANT Q MI
AUGUSTA Arsenal, December IS ISL
BY direction Of the Chief QuarterDssss-, Third
MILITARY District. sealed proposals Gin dupnnssel
are invited for furnishing the Quartermasters De
psrtment with
~ cords Of good Hard Wood.
10 90 Tbs. prime Eastern Hay
s6le DE. sbelled Corn or Oats IN sacks,
6 sef lbs Straw.
eO0 bushels of Bitumiuous or
soc lbs Anthracite Coal.
Tbs sc supplies TO be all Of best nerobs nj sbie
quality, and are TO be delivered thu A. gusfA Ar
sensl, Georgia mot less than one-inh % the
whole amount before the 10Th day & January 1855,
and one fifth before the first n eRch succeeding
menth till he whole amount 10 delivered aui ATE
20 be paid for 10 such funds are supplied b the
QuarteTnlaster Department
The undersigned reserves the rightt o. reject SUP
Plies that are not Of good quality
The successful BIDDER Will Dc re- Tuired 20 give
good and sufficient bond i,r the faithful perform
Of the contract.
zach proposal must De- IA duplicate and accom-
panied by copy OF this advertise Mt, aud be Tin
substanoe) ss follows:
{" berely agree TO enter into q contract, based
upon the accompanying advertisement. 10 deliver
% the Quarternn asters Department NJ the Augustz
Arsenal, - pounds OF - eorsis. or - bush
els of - at - dollars and - cents per
pound COR per cord, or per susbelD
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PERSONAL.

IEhSONAL.
THOSE PERSONS WHO ARE INTERESTED
Il in the rattle of the elegant TABLE COVER
are requested to meet at the rooms of Sweeney a
Clagett on Saturday. 2lst lust, at o clock D. NJ
de D-N Mrs. GEORGE PARkEE.
4 ONG ABSENT AND LOVED ONE-Last sun
IL day, p. H., corner Of H and l4th sts. Please
CAL again where you last saw me. write send
ing present address. de l9 St
AIDES. If YOU wish good lifting CORSET
IL and HOOP SKIRT call at BAUM'S, 40 Loui-
slana avenue, near 9TH st. de ls-tf
INDIAN WAR.-Ths is to inform my friends and
i the public that have returned from the Indian
Campaign on the Upper Missouri. can be found
at my office, No. S.c 9th street west, between
formerly Surgeon Corps d'AfriQue and late 4 A
surgeon q. 8. A. delo-lm. E.
I AIDES HAVING SKATING SUITS MADE
- and wishing TO avoid the trouble of Braiding,
can have them Stamped in imitation of Braid In
fast eolors. Boulevard and Balmoral Skirts
stamped IN Same manner By VIM. PRINCE, 439
Ninth street 49, NO % I'm
nRESSMAKING La MODE, :
By MRS, ATKINSON,
At 341 9Th street west, between and north
Reception and Wedding Attire speciality.
no a-3m F' ~
EX-CONFEDS and '.REBS" will find PoiIard's
II new paper THE SOUTHERN OPINION at
SHlLLINGT0N'S g: WILLIAMSONS, 491 nth
St, and LIEBERMANN'S. 500 9th st. MS I'm
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CHAMPAGNE WINES

Of our own imp OrtatiOn; and we call the special
attention OF COnIOisseurs TO the brands OF Asso-
citation Ninicola de la Champagne, L. Jsnney 4
Co. ma agers.' and Ruinart. Pere & Is Of REIN.
Also, ysTieus other brands
WIDOW ClicGuot, HOtt l. Chandon, G. Il. and
Jules MJunnl, Sc.
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OUR A. soRTMENT OF
PINE PAIsLY LONG sHAwLs,
ELEGAST LYONS BLACK sILK MANTILLA
NELNETS,
AID
MAGNIFICENT BLACK AND
COLORED DRESS SILKS
Il now COMPLETE.
nd having been purchased at the lately reduced
prices OFFER great ind merts 10 those wishing 70
purchase such goods. and should not be overlooked
by sIy A. We mark tbs LoSEsr CAsH PRICE
lI0 soatemeIti is allowed.
W NJ SINISTER BRO,
No. 50 Market Space.
De le.d2titSeo2t tIntelI
+ OK soJoURSFRs. STRANGERS AND
CITIZENS.
FOB CHRISTMAS tS s2S new YEARS PRES
RICH SILKS, CLoAKS, sHAwLs. SUITS
DRESS GOODS, EMROIDERIEs, GLOVES,
AND ALL KINDS OF ~
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC .e'
..- FIRsT-CLAss DRY GOODS
Torths general AID psefal wants Of families and
honsekesIers. ~ III -.
So Our Northern and Eastern cores pondents
send us new supplies daily.
~ All parcels for shipment by EXPRESS or ether
modes packed free ofcharge.
70 Aninspection OF siOekineu no'oblieauon
10 purchase. .-r.F- a- $780,. ..-f
81 ONE PRICE ONLY MARKED IN PLAIN
FIGp RES. heneeno pufchAse is deceived. % = =
1- TERMS CASH ~ -. -
81 A LARGE PORTION of BUR stock Is pied
TO the wants Of the million. .1.1t - IT'f'17
PERRY 4 BRoTEER,
Penna. ave. between 9th ard ioth streets,
Established lao,
de iteo5tif PERRY BUILDING
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

OLD -COGSAC BRANDIES AT LOW PRICES:
Antediiuvian. year unknown
Old SazeraC, Vintage, Efs.
champagne, lSl
Hennessey. lsts.
Marett & Co. .. 1854.
y. J. Dupuy < Co, 1859.
And various other brands, IN wood and glass
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PCRE RYE wHIsKEYs.
Old Pembroke, 1870; Old Baker 1855; Rocco $3.50:
Old Mountain, lSa
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- Rece o mail robberies frigh teped a C,eve-
land man who added 10 the address Of letter:
'sTo dishonest p. o. offcisls: For Gods sake,
let this 60 through; there is no money in iG"
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IL AND BAKE HOUSE, AT THE NAVY
b., virtue of Deed of Trust from James H. 8.
Brady to the undersigned, dated November Is,
1896 and recorded in Liber +. n. H. No IS, Il
folio 29e and at the written request Of the party
secured thereby, shall sell at public auction to
the highest bidder, At the premises, on tho SOth
day of December, A. D. 1857 at O'Clock ,. m the
south twenty CO., feet oflot No. II, in square No.
904. ~
The property is on TIN street east, between south
and street, extends back 100 feet and one inch,
frame house and large brick bake house.
Terms One third cash the residue in six and
twelve months with interest from day of sale TO be
secured BY Deed Of Trust upon the property The
title is considered perfect. .sJ5@f9 fI'8f[FE
Conyeyancirg and stamps ct the ex pense of the
purehaser. and sdeE9sit Of l9o 70 be made at the
de lS.iOtd&ds COOPER b LATTMER, Xucts
RYTM X WALSH d CO.. Auctionsers- -
- 2c5, Southeast corner 10th st. and Pa. ave.,
FuRs. oAREfAdh foBis, HORSE BLANK.
We wilt ssiii at our suction rSoSs. on M0NDAY
MORNING, December sd, ct 10 O'Clock and
EvEEING, at O'clock the tfrs stock rsnsia
Fine Mink, Siberian sapirrsl, Fitch, Martin. Err
. mine, and other costly FurS. ~ i 3 ff u D
Splendid OF egerted Carriage and SlsiaA
Robes, Horse Blankets &c. al : Z '-r,7''l
a sSfsss ds sssf ga bo si as:sen Of s
to which the public are invited e ever srticl,
win Be old without rsessd e sost, !.
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THE POPULAR BRAND OF LITTLE BELT
CIGARS

In all the favorite styles; Concbas Recalias Ion
dres, &C. a., IF which we are the proprietors.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-04-25
st. Mathews Church,

The offerings at Easter for the Church and
Sunday School amounted to about $12S, in
about equal parts They were designated and
distributed we learn as follows Nashota
House, $3.50; for Foreign Missions $8,75 for
Domestic Missions, $S,75; Missions in Wiscon-
sin, $11,50; Nebraska IS; Sunday School GEN
eral Fund, SIS ; for Parish purposes $50; for
Spirit Of Missions Sc. The report of the Sun
day School showeda average of 20 classes and
teachers, librarians, about 100 scholars, with
an average attendance of70 and some 400
volumes in the library:
On Easter Sunday the following gentlemen
were elected to serve as officers for the current
ear: Silas Ames, Sen. Warden, Nathan
HaWley, Jun. Warden. Jos. Bond, H. B. Hins-
dale, s. Doan, V. French, r. Simmons, o. s.
Head, CHI. Parker, s. s. Schoff, Vestrymen.
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Marriage fan Indian Chief to a White
Woman.
From the st. Paul Pioneer.

n EOlu LIE raul IlOneer,
Hole-in- the-day, the celebrated Indian
Chief, has taken new wife, this time va
rylng the programme by selecting a white
woman as his mate. Mr. aud Mrs Hole
n-the day are at present stopping at the
Merchants Hotel
Mrs. IL, We understand was domestic
employed in the laundry department at the
hotel IN Washington, where Hole-in- the
Day and his suite were putting up during
the recent treaty conference His Chippe-
va hlghness saw the young lady in ques-
ton, who was comedy in person, and be-
thought himself she would make tiue ac-
cession to his harem. So he proposed and
with out much ado or fornality was mar
ried, after the manner of Christians.
Mrs. Hole in the Day is a young LADY of
modest and intelligent appearance. Her
royal husband, we understand, does not de-
sign to take her to Crow Wing, to his
harem Of half a dozen or more, Indian
wives. That would not be very pleasant
for the last Mrs III. He designs living
at st. Cloud, in the style and manner Of
'white folks"
He is abundantly able to do this, as he
is man of great wealth-having a large
income as annuities from Government, and
a large farm we'll stocked with horses, COWS,
&c, besides his reservation of a mile square
at Crow Wing Hole-in-the-Day is an In.
dian of no ordinary kind. He is the smar.
test man in his tribe, and bas long been de-
sirous of living after the style and manner
of his pale-faced brethren. His ambition
can now be gratifed.
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The Freedmen's Monument to Lincoln,

The model of the monument to the mar
tyred President, executed by Miss Hosmer,
which has been on exhibition in Boston,
was transferred few weeks since to an as
sociation of colored men, to whom was also
given authority to raise the necessary funds
for the erection of the monument in the
public grounds at Washington. 1t was
the earnest wish of the artist, as well
as of the National Commission. Of which
James e. Yeatman, of st. Louis is Presi-
dent, that the colored people should have
the honor of erecting this testimonial to the
memory of the man who liberated them
from bondage.
The whole matter is now in the hands of
Frederick Douglass William Wells Brown,
Professor Charles L. Reason, Of this city,
William Still, Of Philadelphia, and other
representative men of the race, who seem
determined that the work shall not lack
energy in its execution.
The idea OF putting up monument to
the memory Of the good President was first
suggested by colored woman who became
free by the emancipation proclamation, and
who, on hearing of the assassination, ex-
claimed: We have lost our best friend Mr..
Lincoln was the black mans best friend,
and | will give Eve dollars towards erect
ing monument to him" The subscrip.
ton thus started was well followed by the
freedmen in the Southwest, who contribu-
ted more than twenty thousand dollars 10
very few weeks. An appeal is now to be
made to the colored people of the North,
who it is hoped will freely respond. VIII
liam Wells Brown, the well-known colored
author, has accepted the general agency Of
the movement, and is now in this city ma
king arrangements for soliciting snbscrip-
tions. -Nea0 York Eeemjag Post.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-04-25
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