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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-10

Who doubts that if President Johnson
was not regarded by Congress as an an
tagonist, that body would be unable to
discover any sufficient reason for i'm
peaching him2 He might appoint and
remove Secretaries of War by the hun
dred if he was only on the Radical side,
and impeachment would never be thought
of. That which is crime in another, is
virtue in Radical Whether an act is q
crime or a virtue depends in Radical
esteem on who performs it. To attempt
to arouse the passions of men to bloody
deeds by the cry Remember Anderson
yile," and lying about MAY Massacres"
would be crime against society when
committed by Democrat. But in a
Radical such things become virtues,
probably because they are the highest
exertion of his capacity in that direction.
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MExIOO.

CITY OF SsxIoO. February %, vie
Havana, March s.--News from SisssOs
is very vArIike. The rival claimants
we're about 10 settle their dispute By =
battle.
senor Ignairo VallantA. the rev
Minister Of Gabernseion, had arrived.
Congress refuses Gen. Sancbes Ochoa
permission 10 take bis seat. BE vas
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NEW YORK.

New YoRK, March l0.-Eieht large
distilleres aud rectifying establishments
we're seized last night, by governmet Off
GERS. The property taken possession Of
is valued at half million dollars. r.;
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Dying Confession OF Young Bicknslps
Murderer.

Murderer.
From the Columbia Herald. Extra, 7th.l
We find on our table the following let
ter. We have not the faintest idea who
wrote it nor whence it came, nor do we
know that it is Of any authenticity. We
give il for what it is worth:
Mr.. EDITOR: / hope you will depart
from your usual custom and publish the
following without knowing the writer.
The writer was at the gallows, and knows
what he relates. On being questioned
az 10 his home, he replied that he
lived previous to the war in Newburg,
South Carolina, and belonged to the Cons
federate army. He was, so he stated, on
his way from Memphis to this sectisn OF
country when be met yoxng Bicknell on
the road between Waynesboro and Mt.
Pleasant. II was at place where one
could see about three hundred yards each
way. He asked Bicknell If be would sell
his horse, TO which the young man re-
piled "No." He was very close TO him
aud pulled out his pistol, commanding
him 10 dismount Bickuell said: Are
you going 10 kill me for my horse p
He replied "dismounL" Bicknell said
take my horse aud spare my life" he
repeaied "dismount" ell the time hold
Ing bis pistol close 10 Bicknelfs head.
A, Bicknell dismourted just as his foot
touched the ground, be fred, and the shot
brought Bicknell TO the ground, when he
shot hin once more, then mounted his
horse and left He says that Bicknelfs
overcoat Was buttoned mp 10 his neck,
hiding his pistol from sight
This much ] deem il my duly 10 say,
In Justice 10 public sentiment, and the
bereaved friends Of the deceased. The
vengeance visited upon him was svifi
and tarrible, bat IL vas just May his
fate deter ethers from such horrible
crimes GKlSD CTcLcrs, 4 K.
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sPIORR 4 SHARP x,
No. aas mnfm sfrn.,

NOTICE TO OWNERS. CONS TGNRRs,
and shirperS on the rieamboa1 Amaaon
nat lot % MerchandiHe h nov sts red 81 TIE
Auction House q A. 8. Rorerson. so Main
street. Parties intsrested VII cen foruard
a1d PAY nnlrars ant other charres.o rthe rar1e
VII b sold a. puble anction. b A. 81 horrr-
sen, aoctioneer, On Saturday. Mnrd l n, II 10
o'clsck. Id
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-10

The newly appointed Judges of the
High Court of Errors and Appeals, will
hold special term of that tribunal, COM
mencing at Jackson, Mississippi, April
& 1863 " itiat tHt D. .t1lif
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-10

The Radicals carried the election in
Davidson county. A small vote was
polled. siiaa oaa absaa-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-10

d. S. HARRISON, ex, Bureau Agent at
Pamela, has been sent to the Mississippi
peritentiary. $3.50.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-10

Mr.. Henry SEDLEY edits the Round
Table. n. ~.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-10

The Grenada Sentinel says that re-
Gently DR.. Mcfarland, residing near
COiTeeville, Mics, 80 placed gun behind
he door Of his corn crib as 70 render q
discharge inevitable on any one entering
at night. BE hoped to discover Who had
been stealing his corn. Monday morn.
ing q young man named wn. Wan, Who
had been stopping With the Doctor, and
bad forgotten about the gun, entered the
stable. asd vas shot dead.
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PITTS BURG.

PIrrsBuRG, March l0.--The river is
falling, with fifteen inches in the channel.
Weather cloudy Thermometers 81.
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Passengers taking Morning Train make d.
rect through connection for all Eastern Cities,
Of those leaving Memphis the same day By any
other route, and with one night LESS travel.
Passengers taking Night Exprefs from Mem
phis have choice Of three routes from Louis
Indianapolis or Cincinnat. or the .. S. mail
line steamers, via Cincinnati, and reach New
York III hours in ADVANCE Of those taking
night tram from Memphis ~ any other route.
paneurers hy this train arrive at Nashviile at
T.l5 ans hours in advance Of any other
routs-and at ST. Louis At l:30 PIMA TO 30
hours quicker than BY river.
Ihrough liekse en- ne p Iosc1 w ~ -
met 70 SAN. b. JONES, sup't.
ASA HILL. PasssnEer Ascent. -6-f
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New Hannshire.

The State election in New Hampshire
takes place to-day. The State has been
thoroughly canvassed by both the Demo
cratic and Radical parties, and the num-
Der Of voters with the probable vote es-
,imated and reported The Democrats
report II ,s9s votes in all, while the Rad
ieals report $3.50. The reason Of this
disparity we are unable to explain.
Both parties claim the State. and the vote
is likely to be close. We shall probably
know something about the result to-mor-
row.
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|Spicer \ Sharpe.
EREsH ARRIVALS FROM ST. LOUIS.
Il Cincinnati and New York
II. Harrison, Extra and POsteIs Flour,
Lafayette Gold Dust Flour, ftu
stOnewaII Flour,
Southern Star Flour,
Buckwheat Flour,
Hominy, Grits and
soufbCarolina Rice.
Choice Goshen Butter---besrt I'm the
market, shaker Preserves, JeI-
lies, all kinds; Goddard'D Des-
sicafed Cocoanut, Choice sy-
rup, Louisiana Molass Ies.
Davis star Hams,
Davis Breakfast Bacon,
Davis Dried Beef,
Davis Dried BeefTo ngues,
Davis Mess Pork { by retail,
Choice Navy Bes,ns
ENGLISH PICKLES AND SAUCES
Crosse e. Blackwell's Chow-Chow,
WaInufs, Mixed Pickles, white
Onions, etc, Len d lPerrins'
Worcestershire Sauce,
Soyers'suitana sauce,
London Club sauce,
Anchovy Paste,
rlal Etc, Etc, Etc
Pickles, by the Gallon, OFT
Keg, quarter, half and whole
Barrel, and I'm Glass.
FIsH--smokeds salmon, smoke 4 Hal
nbut, Yarmouth Bloaters. See Itch
Herrfng. Holland Herrin z.
MaekereI and Cod Fish,
Also. Preserves Of every kind. Came Fruits
and Vegetables. Sauces, catsups, Raid IA. Cur
rants. Citron. Candied Orange ana Lemon
Peel. Dried Peaches. Dried Apples. N ut, Of an
kinds. Brandy Fruits. Pure Ground s, hces--aIl
kinds. And q general assortment . II Fancy
aad Staple Groceries.
CpTOup n orranr
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

Latest to Noon ro-Day.
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
orARrERxAsrBR's oYyIos, 1
U. 8. MARINH ConPs,

e, WAsHis9ros, hAy y l1A
until r fkiD8S The fath Ssy f q June one;
to he United si.ss. %iiae. Il s fosNr (. SSaL
he %soa az 60 e g. god msnshant.sis sas ls
points within the walls Of iLe marine bsrfss IL A.
essr. free y sspsnss he uniss na5S:
Csal TO DO best White Ash Anthracite III Cesi'
free from dust, and TO weigh 2. $40 pounds 70 ths
such points Wisnia he Msis Il he %sriss g.. =.
racks as may be designated by the Commanding
marine officer, free OF pens % the Uni Cd sistes
monthly or quastsriy reauisition Of the commspds
Ing officer, show ing the agree
%ssIHSiSa D. c.. 40 ton. of Coal and
aiPSi!saSos;i: New Hampshire, 100 ton. sfsOn
and ~ sGis, 81 S'SSa Massachusetts, IA,
and $50 cords Of wood, W soAi
Al A, BTSSShlyP' New York. 800 ton. Of coal and lo
"A pb5tsassp 81 POnnyvAn 100 tons of oo.i
a. oSspOrt, Virginia. 70 tens OF and 100 cord,
A rens . FIGTida, 100 cords Of wood,
cord oi WSad W. illinois, 70 tens Of coal,
Payments will be made upon the roe
e guy authenticated by the eoIo' ipt Of Ae-
deIiyareas pos@ ~ which the wood' aapdinS on
ua nss rlsai l. reserved TO reiss' III ,s..,,
sons whose Iesponsibllf ~ two responsible per-
H. H., nitsd States Dyr must be eertined e By
seeonpsny each b United stass tolsesor s nas;
considered, Iposal, otherwise Il will not b.
dr 70 Be % s1a sS "propo,.. Ia, pn.
'''o 70 w undsrsl EssS 'o' a'i' and ad-
Major and ouartsrmastsr,
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ESE fAXES ASR TS SaRFH
k5TEEEN Sfy sITfsF sT Wks WEST AND

oss s.ss. ss.e s.8 s s ft::sss.
o: ss Ss q fR
DAY. May a, f.r the paving ~ The carrislsvsy Of
sssts nue. .ti ns s., .T Hs :ieas .S s:.d
.syss isshs: IN Ssssh !. Ss isid o. BED y sis1s
pst IL. than s.st ,aeh:. Z, ssSsse s:ys.sd .;s
T:S: :
4: : gssss IA fsa
y ss s IL
H Sa aSss s III Ss va
mssS.s. Thos, g the n,
the siSss p.vins. Per subls y.id ssf q. S,sains.
= 81 S:sI .his % T.
s.s Is. ;sa Y ssi: f.. f
Sinsd PEI nss fSot for e. curb ays inss:. On
side footv.ks. nd rslsyinI old eide footy.lks;
'iS s. ess fssSss Fl .ss.s;
md . 5Ss i Il. y:
L. s:.sS ssI ]. I'd ds. si. q: S:
III g. g p9os1 :P'dSs'sSs qPe
positsa IN such place a. the Ward Commissioner
B,ds only from practical PAYERS will be eonsid'
cred. ....
Tho right IL reserved by the Mayor to reject any
or all BIDS should II be deemed the Interest Of the
For farthsr infornaton. apply to the superintsnd-
emit and Inspector and the Commissioners Of the
.A1 '' WIN. FORSYTH,
Superintenden aud lnspeetor.
JACOB VONDERLRHR,
Commlssioner Second Ward,
-. J. T. GARNER,
nyls-eotd Comm sionsr Third Ward.
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MAIL.MEssRNoER SERVICE.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.


P9sr otzIsn DHrAsrnssr.l
s..,sa a.e.S.sd y ~ &. Con-
ss s Ssa r 4. ssI Y ban NJ I'm E !:
s:::.as:. s..y!.: /. y: cI.y e Il. y..A,.s,...
O 's S.as ' ~ ~ S.Ss s + y.
fotonss .is.%Sosis. cot q Seventh .ireei.
re: ss CITY ss:. Post, ons. !, ~. a.
Y.ss s "a 81: II 4. Sssst
y; s.stT a,i sis,,y, ana Ohio r. p.n., !.
Prom a,y.ssi Nd M j.;:ss
G..h N. CITY r:., 6Ss. q; w d,.iy
20 ss wsSisaSs de- HIt P Z, 81
dec. tive trips daily. sxespt Sunday, and enc
ys sssd Az s.l,.or. and Obi. R. a. D.pe, !.
PROM Only . sss:s s .sSs ss ss II Seventh
ri sss 'i 5I. s:'' "a Al....sr. R. R. Depot.
L,rSi.na .ysnSs, g . R.ltin'r' and Chic r.
Tn. scuP 'eGt :;rrssI & AND d.psr,,r. from III,
post oss !. Be- !, al time: ssdsf liz dirseti.s u
H: into q: H s.. 70 q ..: sSs s
carried in substsntiai enc or tws.ssrss wagons q
suficient capacity for ths entire nail, we'll pro.
tectsd By suitable watsr,prosf covering frsm
and when carried In the hight must 30 accom-,
panied b 81 least one person besides the driver
and euard to Be subject At ali times 70 the postas-
tsI,s control and approval.
portaton Of mall matter 70 OF from the Washingto
City post once, and 70 all railroads and boats
city. including CouGressional doeuments and free
publications. Of any name. or nAtare. amounting
tineiy underlined that the ccntrsctsr will not 70.
ceive any Increase Of compensation during the con
consequeoee q the failure Of the nails u arrive on
schedsle time.
The accepted bidder will be required to enter
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

TKBAsURI pgyARInHHT. NAY 0, 1893.
Sealed proposals for urntshing Stationery Tor
the year ending Jun. %. sc9, will be ,reesivsd q
this Department until thu 10Th day Of JUNE. isSs.
A sstimate Of ths suantitiss which will be
needed and blank forms for bidding. centaining
full information. have been prepared, which will
or less 81 The anAntilies estimated.
The Department Alss reserves ths right To accept
bids for Individual items In any Of the olAAses;
All deiivssies will DO subject TO inspection by an
expert, detailed fer the purpose by the Secretary
Of the Treasury, aud the delivery Of inferior ar
tiels shall be deemed Sufficient cause TO annul the
contract
Delivery must be free Of charge Al the Treasury
Department, Washington. .
Each proposal must be signed By the Individual
factory guhIanty that the bidder will execute q
contract with good and sufneient bonds. II his bid
Tho failure 10 comply with any one order under
the CONTRACT TO operate the forfeiture Of the
tire penalty Of the bond, or ths Secretary Of the
Treasury may direct the purchase, In open
Of such quAnitiss AM articles shall be neees-
sary 70 supply The deficiency eansed BY such fall
4: .s; az s:: sssi u
Proposals. un4ceompanied by sAtisfaetsry guar
antics will not be and contracts will be
awarded emily to established manufacturers Of, or
| dealers In, the articles
Bidders will BE- req uiIed 10 conform their bids to
the specinentions furnished, and failure to Do 20
| Will cause the rejection Of Any bid,
myll-M Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Proposals.
as f5S

" ron TWO ADDITIONAL sTBiaERs FOR
HEMOvIN0 OBsTRUCTIoNS,
Sealed Proposals. will be received Of the o1hee OF
the United States Ensinser. In the Custom House
Building. pitt,Srrr. r. until 0 o'clock. P. m.
sW5 .s &: I1 az, a. aS.nc:s 4sass
Boats, and Flats. to DO employed By contract By
days. work In renewing distractions from the Ohio
river, chiefly between CINCINNATI and Cairo, con
.istng Of snAgs. trees. sunkeu logs. beats barges
gad.s; H1:, .pssi,y The PriSss par day f;r each
everything necessary, and do the work under the
said EnginreT. Said price to csvsr The faTnishii
strongly decksd Plsts and the nsce.,sry screws,
sh,ni5S,Y fsPs, eye ,.w' .EsS; afssars &C.,
expense Of Captain, Pilst. Engineer and Crews,
besides one manager or working bo.s In addition
and tive sAaEs 81 six men each FOR doing the work.
and having suitable aceommsdatioas FOR the Gov
n! GRAMS: !. u g.Ia and ~ III. s:,9s * the
eminent will not be responsible for the pa mont OF
agreed upon In the contract -.
Tie right IL reserved TO rsjset any or all bids.
tahal be deemed 10 the Interest Of the Government
Specifications and blank forms Of proposals will
The proposals must b accompanied with the guar
anty u two responsible suretsss. signed In the
by order o. Brig Gen. A, A. Humphreys. Chief
Of has'n's' Of 'n' A'%@ W. aIISoR i Ro asssTs
q. 8. Civil Bngiaeeer In cha rye Ohio Riv,r I'm.
Pittsburg, Nay 8. 1903 myo-td
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nR. n. A. BLANHMAN,
SURGEON AND DENTIST.
OFFICE Ne. 81 STREET.
Astusen Tenth and Eleventh streets.
Ane4-tf
PROPOSALS. FOR WOOD AND HAY.

pRoPosALs FOR WOOD AND HAY.
DEPARTMENT OF DAKorA,)
OFFICE OHIEY ouARrERhAsrRR,
ST. PAUL, MINE, May 10, 1858
Sealed proposals are vited until May 20. 1868, to
furnish
WOOD AND HAY
at the follow ling named posts, viz:
Fort Ransom, !, IT,, By October 81, 1885, coo cords
q msIehantAble Hard Wood. and By August 81 lss.
Port waS.vorsh. p, r., By October 81. 1855. $50
cords maiehAntabls Hard Wood. and BY August 81.
f9rt Aberorombie, D. t., b. October 81, 1865, 500
1853 $50 tons OF Hay,
Proposal. Tor the aboI. will be made in duplicate,
Hay"
Straw bid. or those q insolyest. ir.e.ponslble
Government contracts, will not be received,
s. AoLABlRD.
myD I'd Chief Q, u. Dept. Dakota.
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Aatiunal @spnblifair.

A LUDIoRous SokSE-Two YouNo LADIES
IN A Fix.-A ludicrous scene occurred within
thousand miles of indianapolis, not a great
while ago, at least not long enough to be for.
gotten. We suppress names, and give the
story as II Is told by one OF the Indianapolis
weekly newspapers. Two young, ladies were
The three were fond Of jokes, and Continually i
In question, two Of them attended a party from
,s hSa they rstSs1sd At I2 oeoea, Ths
tu.oins her.for the three slept in the same
eed-and others In the house, they went
s mrpu{n . shs rinacv; Hss. siiieSity &C;
,en home young minister arrived on Q visit
He was given the room occupied BY the young
ladies', and the one who had remained at homs
sp.rtments had been assigned to them. She
waited In the parlor for that purpose. but un-
luckily fell asleep, snd .. the young ladies did
room y he wSsow he ssPs INTO Ms.n
sEsr., !. by ;apgs:;d. q "a, sss .:;s ps.
ne room 70 give them good scare. They put
r., thsi, heads together, and determined to turn
and stsslthiiy as cats took their positions on
each side ofths bed. AT q given signal they
, both Jumped Into the bed, one on each side Of
Ing so, what a man o, what a man /" they
gave the poor red minister such A pro-
m Il. hugging and tousling aSfew persons
The no.. Of H. sas ss Ha ,ss oS
lady, who was sleeping In an adjoinine room.
She eonPrehended the situation in a moment,
sashn5 e The che opened the
u I, . man sure snoussA' There wss on:
prolonged, consolidated seresm;a Hash Of
p Fss ". through the door and al was over
me whole thing In earnest He would li.tsn
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Proposals;
pRoPosALs ron TOBACCO.
rv.eis,, ri tss D,,S e. s,.:.,

osyios PuacsAsrse Axp D.rer co4sIssAsr.l
49,, o.. EoS:s, N. ApTii n
yntiI ~ ,sslesf / !. ,WEpsksbAy. L.y 9. iss.
ose,.og Sosn N e. AZ, = PlSe Tobacco. .,,,,.
eansn a M, eees ,,.,.,,
samples OF the tobacco and Of the 'stock' or
.lssfm from yhish |, 4 2sauf.etrt.a viii accom-.
ns,Ivf,asrsins sAis tSbassc each plug nss, 3
neeebie4 san.ple. sIilfsrsn ofSsscraps" or " Tie
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MARYLAND.


Posr OYrIoE DErlRTnEsr,
Proposal. will be rsseivsd 81 The contr.oi Once Of
tbs Department until o'eloek, ?. m. OF May Y.
60 ,, nd Decided a,sad S{ q: fI ,sIryss the
June So ls72. on the following routes in the State
Of Maryland, and by the schedules Of departures
and arrivals herein spccif cd, viz:
(Thesc routes were. mostly, advertised October 81.
leH. but, from varioua causes, were not letD
1sg2 Prom Cockeysville, BY Butler, to Black Rock,
%is s spa 6,sk, o s.,n, week; arm.
Arrive 81 Black Rock byi pm,
Leave Black Book Saturday at z:Dpn;
Ys Prom fink sSura 70 Loasyils, s mile. and back.
three times week.
train. 10 BE- ARRANGED 70 The satisfsc.ion u he
postmaster,
1851 Prom Sligo, by Four Corners, to Colesvil
smiles and back, twice week.
Leave Sligo Tuesday and Saturday at4 Pm;
Arrive at Colesyills by 6pm;
Leave ColeAville Tuesday And Saturday at
pm,
Arrive sligo By sgm
ree:lIsd, And also Tor ssisn,ies to spencer.
willie, miles,
D7o From Monrovia, By Kemptsn. to Damascus,
miles and back, onfe week.
Arrive At Damascus By 5pm;
Arrive at Monrovia by 2pn.i
mss From BlAdenhbuIg, By suitsyille aud Oak
Grove, to Mitehellsvilie. u miles aud back !,
twice week.
Leave Biadensburs Tuesday and Friday at
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On the petition Of MoEATIo n, 0AhnEE5L. Of
inItgn, sdniSi.tI.toFs q ne 30 s. K. Of
s.sion n patent granted 70 the sad mGLaiio \,
S.%S,ll anS PIN ss.SS he a., q A Say e.
is5i, and Iels.asa The lI.h day SiNoIsnssr: >s31:
seven years from the sIpiIstiSn q aid patent.
Patent 0 Sscs on GoND1Y. ths 81 day q August
sas :SSs ss.;s 4 ssy they have why
Personr opposlng The extension are reqaIed 70 ale
in me Patent Once their objections, specially set
forth In writing, at least ttoentg days before the
ofkearint, ali tssiimony hed by other party to DO
siI.a q ,Sssiasss: ne Tsiss the sass,
DsposItions and ether papsr relied upon r. !ss.
iiIng sSI: aay'i,, !, ,ns,,,s,a /. IN.
RsrgsLIois and the atsiiiosnesr, WashinE9n,
D, G., aud In the Amsrfedn, balumorei Nd
once aWeek for three successive Weeks the nrst OF
S pSSils,,... :. b at least 'rtY BtsTi'a'
nys,fhs Hstins cenni.sioa.i q Psisai,
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ITO CONTRACTORS
Hts :,.s RI:, :, I,s,,s

ast ss.s Ri :, .ss,1s !iSs s.Is,
,Roir 0I.sos, 2. ~, April "a lS1. }
MAIN, s sss: . .sHSs: " ;i e
buried 70 the Vicinity % Fort 0ibson, q. n. VIII
Sfh6SsSTf. Jun. is. ' When I'm: sd: Viii
!: a: boal.. are to be removed ea.stulIy .ns
The podi will bs esrsfuIiy recorded. and the orGi-
IA y. 9: s;f !:
VII % s VIZ 81
isSf ss. ,sssts snI y: ss
Uni .essi.a ~. ' y: ssii.: ~. sS.li
a: Is: ssSis: A.. aspo:i.sa N d. cemetery. tn.
4. ssnssr aud section o. each grave n.fi:d IN
II. The graves will be arranged In q regular and
equal disancss never les. thsn three Isl fsst ana
f i:i'si over a 90 s.ssi z "a 's 3:
.iy..sd Of sbitsd lands the original Srsycs viii
BE- allied up AFTER the bodies are removed.
auirsd 70 All out in detail. In auPlie.ts. At Inc
viz s en-: ssRy e nd
taR,Hssd d ~ himself ~. ,,. ,..~
DIaqes nun stste me pflee PEI poay ier re-
Ioyal q Ispans ron the Place Of di,interment to
Nnpu .S. ysneify ~ 10Y olpsen. ~
froposas Will Dc received Ter remsvh OF tho
bodies from any or III o. the following named
pinSes Y fort 0ibsen National cemetery.
Tns hoow,nE ne e,,ims;sd lumber her 81 s.d.s
lying, and distance from each place to Fort Oib-
Az nhxhr springs and Camp Hunter. Missouri,
10y naiEIes. g bodies ,uu. u,..,
UldfoH wayne, U. N, ~ miles, 90 bodies.
Hud.ons Crossing, keosh river, Q. ". 50
miles. III odies -
gsb,n Greek =. ~. y miles. 70 bodies
Wolf Greek, Y; Y miles, 10 h9AeS ~
a. tat ROCK and IL Milo creek. Y. " ~ Miles.
fou Gibson, G. N, (within q radius OF miles. }
]. 100 bodies, =.
TablequAh and pArkhill, G. n, 20 miles, %
bodies.
Honey Springs and south side OF Arkansas river,
opposite Fort Gibson, 20 miles, q bodies.
,.Macksy,s, AAlips. on Illinois river. Cherokee
Hay held near Fort Smith, ArkAnsas. known
ountsr 2 prairie. % pifes, p bodies. A., a,
miles, Is bodies. Wv
kilderbrand's Mills, G, ~, n mites, 10 bodies.
Coz creek. Crawford county. Kansas. $50 miles.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-22

A DOMESTIC SEssATIoS.-A Fort Wayne
(ohfo) paper relates how little "unpleAAAnt
nessn recently occurred bet ween q gsAttenep
and his wife, residing In that place, which
came about In this wise "A gentleman mar.
ried lady several years ago, WHOM. h had
known but for q short time. In the family
was employed young man % al work, whose
services the lady in QUESTION had engaged
The gentleman made no objection but lately
his suspicious were aroused that all was not
right. On Saturday he Informed his vile that
that evening, and he did not think he would
return until Monday. This was only \ ruse,
and he returned to his house after dark In
company with two friends, to whom he had
impaired his suspicious. Judge OF their sur.
prise and the husbands indignation to see the
lady actually kiss the young man. Torlsh Into
the house aud accuse the partner Of his Joys
and woes with unfaithfulness was hut the
work Of moment. She received him with
perfect composure, not 8 muscle Of her face
moved as she heard his upbraidings, but asked
him II he was through, and then told him that
the young man was her son. the result Of her
first marriage, her former husband having died
many years ago, for hcinors crime. The
husband and all tho world, but she must prove
her innocence. Then going to the bureau she
opened the drawer, aud gave her husband the
certificate Of her marriage, the paper contain
ing her marriage notice, and also that Of the
birth OF her son, and lastly. the papers giving
full account Of the execution ofher husband
The husband fell on his knees and implored
her forgiveness, and the party accompa nying
him Withdrew,