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GALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE sToRRs.

Az ,wateryliet Arsenal. West Troy, New York.
will be sold at public auction. CONNIE hong nj 10 a.
m, May d. 1883. q large quantity Of condemned
ordnance Stores, Machines. Tools. 40. consists
Iron and Brass Cannon,
shot, Shell, and other Cast Iron,
Small Arms, swords, Babres, dc,
Harness and Cavalry Equipments,
iniantrJ And Cavalry hocoutrements,
Panlins, Buck cts, Old Tools, &c,
Also, large i9t Of Doors, sashes, Frames, and
olhsr Part, q oniIding., Tank. for Cistsrns. Ge.
HANG hoItising Machine, (MeCllhloeks.j
Traantng ANN. nPhEt9n y patent
with Gearing, &c.
] Fan Blower, 80 inches.
Worthington' . DUPLEX Steam Pump
Lin and Force Pump. b-inch cylinder.
aPPle.tiop .. Nv u.oNvp
Byt: Brig, Gen. U. s. A., Commanding Arsenal.
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P9fSSr9ssFhktfs R FOB s6S4NIs OF skwEg
hsb T aIRTEESSFFHHs s,r ssEETETESH sTTELfTH
orrIcT Sur'r AND Inspector OF SIDE Foor. /,
WALKS cAHhIAdEwArs AND sEwERs, dc,

vrs.ck SET AND IssrkoroR OF SIDE Foor-)
s,,I,a r,o1..,'. ",' NY u. g. :.
s5spsd 4 ihs once, until u u. FRiba a
ssr nay insiAnt, for the esnstruetion Of a Barrel
N po pPi ,1'ss. ,hsi '.d
o. ne west side Of wsih street west and 10 con.
heei VIII ne sewer In thirteenth street west
Also, fqr the construction OF Traps, Manholes and
lateral t, Branch seyer, The size % the Istciais
INCHES thick. N
All o. the above wsrk to be paid for By a special
tAI, Acsording to existing laws. exceptthe lateral
SsI n.,s %aphSls. trap. ,Ps which shall
Bidders will state the price per foot for the main
ever. per loot for the lateral branches. per man
sPsetheatiol. can be seen at the Superintendent
Second Ward. -. = - Wv
Ihi & p =: A,S.
Corporation TO do So. N'
s'a'S'' 'I'''''sIsWSliaf VIII. SzSss sssA bid
Superintendent and Inspector IA
JACOB yONDERIRHR,s
mJl|a,wtd Commissioner ssoond Ward.
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OFFICE CntEg CosxpsARr supsisrEScE,l
fIfrH MILITARY DISTRICT,
NEW oRLEANs, LA, Nay Is, 1858,
Sealed proposals IN duplicate are Invited TIL the
2d day Of MAY, 1858, for furnishing the United
states Subsistence Department with Tho followins
400 barrels OF choice extra FLOUR. equal to
Government standard.
1900 pounds Of the best RICE, either In tierees
or baIrels; samples to be furnished.
1900 pounds HARD BREAD, In barrels samples
so barrels kiln dried CORN MEAL, in good
stated, and samples furnished.
1900 pounds Of SPLIT PEAS, put up either In
kegs or barrels price per pound ~ be
stated, and samples furnished.
5000 pounds 81 the best LARD, put up In tin
cAnsi the sine Of the cans TO be Indicated,
and the price per pound to DO stated.
The above articles to DO Of the very bost quality.
and put up In superior packages. and y be deliy.
days After the opening Of the bids.
No bids will be received from parties who have
heretofore failed to comply with their engagements
with any branch Of the 0ovsrnmsnt
Proposals to be addressed To the undsrsigned,
and marked Proposals."
A. BECKwITH,
mylo.td Brevet Maj. Gen. and G. g.. u. j. A.
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T ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY

DEPUTY QUAhrERhAsrRR GRSRRAL's0 OFFICE
BALrInonEt Mp; May ls, 1893,
will be sold at public auction, In this city, on
TUESDAY, May ~, at the QuArtermaster's Store
Sswport:) Sale will eommepes Al IL noon.
These Stores arc, nearly all new, and consist In
Anchors, large lawyers, Anylls, Augers, Ham.
mers, Carpenters', BlAsksmithsf and PsrrieTs'
de, dc ''"''
4 complete list Of the Stores can be obtained nj
vert street (seosnd floor.
Term. q sals' Tss Rs g. cent r d9wp nnd balance
Deputy QuartermAstsT General,
myz0-td Breyst Major General u, s. A.
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Pf FIFE hSb I IhT S bRNNoh sEWsRRssc

AND siSi PocrWlis. May j. isss
Pr0Po;i. vii 30 r,csiyed a. tHs IMbsYSr oass,
.nd Water service Pipes, with op.eoeks and iron
north. from seventh to Ronrteonih street west,
late AZ lots and parts Of lots, And subdivisonai
All Il The above work to be bid for in pursuance
Of the act Of the Corporation prescribing their siss
dent and In.peetof. or the Commissioner Of the
scssnd and Third wards. -,
Corporation. WIN R0RSYTH,
myl3-3tAWtd Superintendent and Inspector.
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND HAY.

PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND HAY.
DEPARTMENT OF DAKorA,)
OFFICE CHIHF QuARrERnAsrRR,
ST. PAUL, MINI, May IL, 1858.
Sealed proposals Invited until May 10. 1865, to
furnish
WOOD AND HAY
at the following named posts, viz:
Fort Ransom, T., By October 81. 1868. 600 cords
800 tons Of Hay.
Fort wadsworth. p; II. BY October 81. 1855, 900
1855, so tons OF Hay.
Fort Abererombie, D. T. b.. October 81. 1865, 500
1858. l50 tons OF Hay.
Proposals. for the above will be made in duplicate,
Hay
Straw bid, or those Of insolyent, irresponsibls
parties, or others who have failed TO fulfil their
Government contracts, will not be received,
s. D, H0LABIRD,
Deputy Quartermaster General, U, g. A.,
myD'td Chief q. M. Dept, Dakota
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
DIsInIer OF NEw oELIAHs. /

Po.r o. 81. Lows III N Iprii i, il.
Notice Is hereby given that sealed proposals, &C.
eompanisd ~ proper suArentees, 'aecsrding to
will BE- received thereat untll u clock. meridian,
On TuEsDhY, June 1865, for he s.pply OF
q provisions, medeinss. ke,, siunsratsd In said
forms: The Saanlitiss stated are s.tim.tsd With
ksspitai but the UsitsS States reserves the risst
e take more cries, % said articles nesoraisIly.s
vered At the hospital are net, In the Judgment Of
Tho physician. Of The beat qsaliy. and adapted u
70 purchase other articles In their stead, and to
charge the eontraetor with any excess In the cost
over the contract prices.
Tho United States reserves the right to accept the
hr9so..i. fsI the whsle or bE pSIt,Sp q ths ar
myt.M surysysr md Ietlng Coijsstn,
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JOS. II. bARRgTT. CsmmI..Ien,r.

Il: ss ;SsS sssT We VI: &c.
W.. rr,n..S June 1853 June -, issI
September. iko. q the nams o. Christsphsr Via.
and WAS lranted February ~. lS2 June Is, lsSS
September, 1850. In the name Of William q, ksaS,
miner child o. Andrey Kean, deceased, and VA
No, for 100 acres. issued under the act Of
March 1855. In the name Of Alexander Barry.
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Financial.
EIRsT NAL BANK

FIRST SArtoEAL BANK
WASHINGTON.
q. D. coorr, tof Jay Cooke 4 Co.. y Pr.sidsst.
s. Husrisoros, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
isrH STREET. OPPOSITE re rREAsrRr prrARr.
MET.
Government sseuritie. with Treasurer United States
AroNR MILLION poLLARs.U
We buy and sell ali ela.... Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collection. on
ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED
STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS. and give CAREFUL AVID
raorrr ATTENTION TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS.
and TO any other business entrusted to rs.
FULL IMPORTATION in regard to GOVERN.
MINT LOANS at all times ehssrully furnished.
w.,,,.,., " s;,ss s ~ III S Ss:Si;s
JAY COOKE co..,
BANKERS.
TIPTEENTB STREET. OPPOSITE TIE
TREASURY,
bay and sell At current market rates and keep
constantly on hand fall supply Of
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
sEvES-THIRrIEs,
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for Stocks, Bonds, &e.. executed. and Col
lsetions made on all accessible points
sspl-du
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IN THE SUPREME
l. OF ,
Michael Horrigan
COURT 9P THE DISTRICT
Columbia.


Peter Horrigan eta
Is ordered by the Court this SOth day Of April, iSss
that the sales Of real estate In the proeeedngs In
the trustee In this cause, the 18th day Of April
1868, to jeremiah Downey and Hiram 5, Itch sld
trary be shown. on or before tho 18Th day o. May
next. A. b. 0LiN, Justice,
pyI.PS Il. J. MRIGs, Clerk.
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TO ALL WHOM MAY CONCERN,
PHrAnrnssr o. TEE IsrIsIsn.

Application haIis. S.. 0'nl .5; n MsSLt H.
June p 1850, for the reisspe 81 the following DO.
is,le9a Land warrants, which are alleged !. have
A. the dats fslloynT the description % each war.
rant new eertineate or warrant 81 like tenor will
near 800 N''~~'r~- --N~'~ '"'h sP-
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COLUMBIA DIsPENsARY, .PCK wOMRY AN :,
" CHILDREN, A., d
Corner Of fourteenth End N .,ros,.

nj, Thts DlspsnsaIy is in Connection with ,.,
%a.idaar Patients who are supplied will atment Of
A11S 'S anu surgical Treatment free. hedieine'
70 y, " attended At their own homer 4 md desire
W services ola 60 s ss1
uon Tree, ny leaving their nay n medical alton,
Moa nSGvns q arrs.pAsc az r.r n,,,x.,v
Wednssasy" op, 20. So. "a. Prof r. Howard.
FSdsys ram ftS% 'Si....prOi J. II, fho%p.on.
ns. Hosp ai i. open for IL: 1eceptio ,9rS o.
20 rateps ~ Jon orders OF the Honorable Bee.
o ps Sp,Sh ed of the Surgeon in -chief, DR. j.
TweptissS A. his Office. Isl | street, between
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Railroad Routes.
TnH9ESHHIHE bIEf IRisE1Vsbpsu

gaiEA bEEf Rz1T Tsb nv EvA'Es2r0N
r. s,. w1 Ssss:s;. ~: ana ~. IssS ar.
s.s {:s!.;. ssss.yS a s :.
E..,. dali, q, s.... sE !..a.,5 IL Is
and I. 80 audi p. m.
L..,. for No, 9 9S sg M iy5s,.a,,.,,. ,,on
Sleeping car. for New York on Ioop m. train only
a.:s Sss si.ss ss as. y. KsSs
See BALTIMORE and Ohio Railroad say.r,i.smsn,
ISs he ws An
Master Of fr.p;ps5sstcn.
ossss sr, |. rI sssS:SSSSiF;is;s
PHrIADELRFhIaIaos l y a1iIESTSls AND BAL
TINE TABLE.
Commencing MONDAY, April 10th. 1906.
Train. for Baltimore and Washington isavs Phiia-
". Express, Sop m. Express and mo- p m.
rSEiss ~ YE E' 81 Rs|.Rs a iaEADr1
EIpres:i Lilo ,. m. EIprsssi SIS p. m. TX.
p''''' 'Dp mss uSBS siYf.r TRAIN.
Leave Phiiadslphia for Baltimore and Washington
t.sy: Bai.! sae = 81 PSil.a.lphi. ..sYp IN.
milo S' b'n'Ti r. XII kEN nv ssSs,Hs,snu
1867 rrsrsrHRSsssssFIA ROUTE 1867
WEST. sPKiNo scasbUIEE.' 'ooi"'
On and a,sr NAY 18th. 1851, trains will run as
Washington !.gAn. Baltimore I2lo p, IN.
a1p.n. 50
THE GREAT pouBLE.TRACk ROUTE,
day and night Cars, with modern improy and
saying from four u twelve hours In time over any
other route, TIVE hundred miles saved 70 Western
aad Central New Ysfk.
THRRR DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO TIKI NORTH.
ThIeugh from Daltlmers 10 ROCHESTER, and
PiTrsBUR0H without change. =
4, PAsssnEers By this relts from Baltimors have
bsf sSSITssr "a :: EshHg all changes in UNION
Tickets By this rsuts can 10 procured al the
once, corner OF Sixth street aud PennsylyAnia
avenue, under National Mste whore reliable infor-
nation will be given d all timss.
Passengers procuring Tickets at this once. can
sissSk S.5: &, As.5,
c0r,sr Sixth st. sSs Penn ls'I ,.yeV%Sec
~. 9. YOUNG. General Pss,s1Eef Agent,
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How was Done.

Dispatches from Alabama represent that
the new Constitution of tho State lacks
from ton to twenty thousand votes of the
number necessary for its ratification under
the reconstruction law. Tho number OF
votes cast for the Constitution must there,
fore be In tho neighborhood OF $4,000,
while none were polled against Il, Every
registered voter who failed 10 vote was
counted as against the Constitution. The
rebels consequently refused to vote, and
used every possible appliance of terrorism
to deter their dependents from voting.
A dispatch TO the New York Herald,
dated Montgomery, Alabama, February
Z, says: :
"Genersl Meade has extended the cleo.
ton another day, to include Saturday; but
the probability Ia that the Constitution
will be defeated anyhow. Little more than
half the negroes have voted in this yiclni-
ty Hundreds are being discharged B,
their employers, ,oho DETECTED them roting
There was rumor here that riot 90
cured yesterday in Tuskegee, In which
several were killed. White cifiseas here
are very bitter against all who voted.p
The poor men Of Alabama, both white
and colored, are at this time more than
usually dependent on those able to furnish
them employment, and ID il we'll known
that the wealthy citizens aud landowner.
Of tbs State are almost solidly opposed tc
reconstruction. They say to the lsboriuc
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men, "if you vote, you and your families
shall starye," and 1t is not surprising that
mat surrender the freeman's privilege, in
the hope of keeping famine from their
hearth stones. The aristocrats possessed
tyrant's power, and used it in tyrant's
way.
This great wrong must be remedied by
ordering a new election and.so changing
the reconstruction law that majority of
actual votes shall determine the question;
or by taking the manifest will of the peo-
pie Of Alabama for the deed, aud recogni-
zing the ballots of the fifty thousand who
voted for the Constitution as the voice of
Alabama.
1t was Andrew Johnson, we believe,
who said before his fatal apostacy, that If
there were but five thousand loyal men in
'1.Staie they should rule the ssste. Alr'
bama has ten times Eve thousand who have
braved prescription and persecution to
manifest their devotion. to the Union, and
their desire for the restoration Of civil
government to their State.-l Journal.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-28
GROWING Hen.

"Why shouldn't zoe crow" said the
specked Hen.
"Why noiY' said the white Hen.
"Why not?" said all tho Hens, as the
question went round.
1--WE are as clever. M strong, as hand.
some, and ms good every way as that
domineering old Cock; In my opinion We
arc superiorl" said the speckled lien.
"And in mine," said the white Hen.
"And In mine,' said all the Hens.
much impressed aud excited by this new
view Of things.
So they praciiced. aud stretched OUT
their necks, aud stuck their heads on
one side, oil In imitation Of the Cock,
aud a very remarkable noise they made.
"IIcy.ds,w said Drover, stopping MS he
ran through tho yard to listen to tho hub.
hub; tiny dear creatures, what are you ai2
Give up this nonsense. While sou keep
TO clucking you are highly respectable,
but when you take TO crowing you oan'i
think what ridiculous figures you cut
keep to clucking, dears, keep 10 eluek-
ing!"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-28
[wHOLE NO. s22.
Pleasant Resdinos.

A bofnely card player is plain dealer
A hearty jest kills an ugly face.
With many persons eating is all sfxf,
The cigar and the cup are very ultimate
acqusintances.
People are not readily rocked to sleep
BY earthquakes.
The forests are in danger when the
wind chops.
A gate that many a man fnds il diff.
fcult to get over; the aggre gaze of his
debts.
QUITE NATURAL-ln Germany, hy
following the course Of the Wesel, you ar.
sure TO find the Oder.
Many men and women have sad occa-
sion to know that two do not nee essarily
make pair.
Thousands Who never we're in battle
have been dszs1aYsd by grape
Those who think swry will not be ike
ly to &C. straightly.
The love OF all (to risk a woman's par
adox) is but small thing to the love Of
one.
He who is struck by John Barleycorn
is apt to stageer under the blow.
The best way to catch mosquitoes is to
angle for them; they'll always bite.
III you meet a young lady who isn't nj
all shy, you had better be little shy
yourself. ts4+
No.matter what part other persons play,
traGesman is sure to play the counter
part.
The good wear their years as crown
upon the brow, the bad as q burden upon
the back.
The color of the skin is not always the
color Of the SOUL there is black tea in
white cups.
1t is not well to tackle dove or hawk
to draw the chariot Of love.
Some musicians are like the Wandering
Jew; they set all time ut defiance.
The human race is undoubtedly OF
more importance than race horse.
/ If u fop should cut bis own throat, il
would be monkey. eide.
They call the moon melancholy. but
she always looks at the bright side Of
things.
The reason why q good many men
don't get married is they are afraid to
come 10 the scratch.
A great many men determine to have a
living II they die for il. 80
Why say that thing Is without the
color Of truth? Tho truth is never col
ored.
A woman's tongue and a wild horse are
two things that cant be bridled.
Many believe that ten IN an unhealthy
drink, but phthisic doesn't begin with {.
The life pfeservers sometimes use1kin n
the battle field are legs. ...--s..t
The sieve through which the man
'strained every nerve" is for sale at cosl
price.
A gentleman We know is such q deter.
mined teetotaller, that be shuts himself
up and feels miserable when the whether
is not temperate.
Many wives who will not allow their
husbands to keep imported liquors in the
house, treat them to plenty Of domestic
,0hines.
Ii you wish TO recollect mans name,
become security for him. For keeping
your memory fresh, there Is nothing like
A traveller who was detained an hour
by some mischance, shortened his stay by
"makipg minute ofit." There's PHI
losophy for you.
A French author has just published a
book on the cause of the Differences in
the Various Races Of Mankind" OF
course the cause must be looked for in
the comparative length and strength Of
their legs.
Did you ever see pretty girl carrying
parasol to shield her face against "ibe
sunshine of prosperity" or man who
-got wet through in consequence OF "brav.
ing the clouds of adversely" without an
UMBRELLA
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-28

NV wife is a good mother to her children
From infancy 10 matur;tv she has watch.
ed instructed. nd cared tenderlv for them
Her attention to their physical wants has
been uniform and discreet. and her devo-
ton to their higher interests has been yigi-
land and unflapginp.
Nv son Johns wife lesves her children
to the care of menials. They annoy and
distress her. Their noise makes her head
ache when she is not we'll dressed, and
their dirty little hands soil her garments
when she il. A for their man ners il il
the business of their teachers to look after
them. and what are churches and Sabbath
schools good for If thew don't take charge
of their morals?
Nv vife's kingdom il her home. Here
she iavishes her best powers aud richest
|giffs, reiguing q very queen.
NV son Johns wife is. only a queen
outside her home. The shabby woma q,
dull aud indifferent to those whose happi-
ness or misery depends on her moods,
develops into the smiling, social queen in
the presence Of strangers to whom she is
under no obligations, and to whom her
smiles or frowns are Of little Significance.
My wife's "husband is known in the
gates when he sitieth among the elders of
the land" Bless you'll lie would never
have sat there but for her. How do you
think he is known Why, by the wblte-
ness Of bis linen, aud the completeness OF
his buttons, and the dt of his collar, and
the tie OF his cravat, and the sickness OF
his hat, and the remnants of the smile
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-28

A District School not far away,
Mid Berkshire hills, one winter day,
Was humming with its wontsd noise
OF thrsescore mingled girls and boys
Some few upon their task intent,
But more on furtlvs mischief bent,
The while tbs masters downward look
Was fastened on copy book
When sud Ieniy, behind bis back,
Rose sharp and clear rousins .ssAcKl
As 'twere heavy battery Of bliss
Let OF In one tremendous Hiss.
"what's that?" the startled master cries.
"That, thir," little imp replies,
"wath William willith, II you PIsathe--.
I thaw him kitb Thuthannah Psaths."
With frown to make statue tkrill g -,
The master hundred d--"HI{5 f1Ilt
.l1uiksakreteh a;artak ksn i.-h
With stolen chatteis 90 his back,
win hung his head 10 fear sad shame,
And to the awful presence came
A great, green, bashful simpleton,
The butt of all good .natured fun.
With smile suppressed, and birch upraised,
The threatener faltered-"I'm amazed
Thatyou, my biggest pupil, should
Be guilty Of an act so rudci
Before the whole set school to boot
What evil genius put you tor"
"Twas she, herself, Sir" sobbed the lad,
"I didn't mean to be so bad;
And when Susannah shook Asf curls,
And whispered was 'fraid Of girls,
And dursn't Hiss baby's doll,
/ Icouldn't stand II. Sir, at all,
Butup and kissed her on tho spotl
know-hoo-hoo-I ought to not,
But, somehow, from her looks--boo- hoo
/ thought she kind o. wished me toi'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-28

PAPA. "Well, Sissy, how do you like
your sshool7'
SISSY. "0h. so nuts"
PAPA. "That's right. Now tell mo all
you have learned to day?'
SISSY. II have learned the names Of
all tho little boys
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-28

"IIere, you young rascal, walk up aud
give an account Of yourself Where have
you been2.: "After the girls, father =
"Did you ever know me 10 10 so when ]
was q boy2" mo, Sir, but mother did,"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-28

A Bostooian tho other day astonish sd
the librarian ofa circulating library by
saying, I'll take the lie Of General
Grant.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-28

"Astonishing euro for consumption"
as the old lady said when she sprinkled
snuff oa the vicinels Of hv, boardtrs.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-28

Why IL your last birthday Ike sour
milkY-Because it's something that has
occurred "a curd). Ali
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-28

A NAppy TnoUaHT.-Why 10 freedom
Of the press asleep IN Frahoa2 Because
its under the influence Of Its second
Nap.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-28

What contaius more ffetin winter than
in summer A skatins rink,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-28

chp,e should bs called nieesi-,hs last
Of the lfibgurs, tssa
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-28

A Miners LAMENTATioN--"Veib
veinl give ore." -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-28

Why Is Law cheap article? Because
Is always Afforded at cost.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-28

Barring the selishness OF the old man !
prayer
soh Lord, bless me and my wife,
Ny son John and his wife.
sci Us four.
s4sa No more.
Amenp'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-01

: TIE Coop EFFECT OF CoLoRED DEMOCRATIC
CLUBs.-When the accounts of the Charleston
ratification meeting were received in Kershaw
District, there was great excitement among
the freedmen, and our correspondent informs
US that the fact Of four hundred colored
Democrats having marched in the procession
has made its mark. "A movement is on foot
among the freedmen to form Colored Demo-
cratic Club. Many negroes have already with
drawn from the Lea cue, and many mo IN
tend doing so. General Hampton's advice to
discard all members of the Union League ID
being acted on here"
It is hoped that every reasonable encourage
ment will be given to the colored people In
their laudable efforts Radicalism will give
them votes, but it will not give them bread, and
it is both our duty and interest to assist them
when they determine to forsake the party
which is leading them to ruin.