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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-25

SUPREME CouRr OF The UNITED STATES
Monday, February "a, 1sGs-So ISL. Tho United
States plaintiffs, VS.. julius +. Hartwell, On
certificate OF division in opinion between the
Judges Of the Circuit Court Of the United States
for the District OF Massachusetts,. Mr.. Justice
swefing the nrst question certified In the affir.
native, and the second question In the negative.
Dissenting, Mr.. Justice Miller Mr.. Justice Grier,
and Mr.. Justice Field.
No iof. The United States, PLAINTIFF, vs.. Isaac
N. Cook. On certificate Of division In opinion
United States for the Southern District Of Ohio.
Mr, Justice Swayne delivered the opinion OF the
Court, answering the first and third questions
certified In the Affirmative, and the second qucs-
tion, "that the indictments sufficient" and de-
clining to ansuer the fourth question-no such
question arising upen the indictment.
No. sos. James Miliinsar, plaintiff In error, VS..
Andrew Hartuple. In error to the supreme Oourt
of the State Of Pennsylvanis. Mr.. Chief Justice
Chase delivered the opinion OF the Court dis.
missing this writ Of error for want OF Jurisdic-
ton.
No. 2os. @. S. Silver, administrator, Sc, plain
tin in error, vs.. Robert ]. Ladd ct al;
No. 2l0. A. l.. Marshall ct al. administrators,
plaintihs In error, vs.. Robert J. Lsdd
Mr.. Chief Justice Chase deliveredth opinions
these writs Of error for the want Of jurisdiction
No 400. A. l.. Mars hall ct al, administrAtors,
plaintiffs in error, vs.. Andrew J. Knott. In error
TO the Supreme Court of the state OF Oregon.
Mr.. Chief Justice Chase delivered the opinion OF
the Court, dismissing this writ OF error for the
want Of Jurisdiction. .-... ...
No. Isl. Emil Grisar, plaintif in error, ". Ir.
win Mcdowell. The argument OF this cause WAS
commenced by Mr.. Gushing, Of counsel for the
plaintiff In error, and continued by MIR. Lake, OF
counsel for the defendant In error.
Adjourned until tomorrow morning at II
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MARRIED.,

Al windsor, Montgomery county, NJ. By the Rev
Rather Chapyelle, the fist Of Januaty kupoLPH
wArtiSs and MARY G. hrNrBn, both OF hontsonsJ
county.
On SUNDAY eveninE, Febrpary q, att o'eloek,p. m.
by tho Rev Father Boyle, Mr., RDwARDS CuLL!sAto
Mrs gLIzAbsrH 0iBsoS, widow Of the late Joshua
Gibson, all OF this city.
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GEORGETOWN MATTERS.

oRpEn. for the NATIONAL RsrunLr As'in
Georgetown may be ieft at the bookstores Of
Messrs T. NJ. X. Mills h Co., (lnte Crandelps) i2s
Bridge street, or at Messrs. q. T. Getty a Co.'S,
100 Bridge street, where copies Of the RxrusLr.
CAN mar be obtained daily.
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rlTY AGA DEAi.
81 | street, between Ninth ana Tenth.
The duties Of this ll,titutlon will he resumed on
tho hrst MONDAY IN January, lss, fer . limited
number Of young genlemcn.
Army aud Navy Onoers, Eaginser, and Cadets pre-
PROF. JOHN PILL,
AS-U Principal.
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MIDDLE SrATEs' ANTI-RADIcAL CLuB.-This
club meets at 900 Pennsylvania avenue tonight.
Prominent gentlemen are expected to address
tho mcetinR,
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STOP.
Confectionery.

} oShrh IL oil FRENCH RENtthp CONFECTIONERY
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN REFRACTORY,
2t6 Pennsylvania avenue, between Twelfth aad Thir-
teenth streets,
MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY
AND EVENING. FRONT A. NJ. Tol2P. N.
Game, Oysters, &c, always on hand, PHrties,
Weddings and Receptions supplied with Chicken and
Lobster Salad, Chickens, CToquete, Oysters in all
styles, Fine and Fancy Cakes, Ice Creams Jcllies,
Charlotte Russo, &c. China, Giass, Silver, Waiter,
&c, Table Ornaments arthciAlly executed. Order.
In The city and from tho country solicited, and
promptly attended to.
other Confectionery Establishment in this city, or
yerhad.
jl2l.lm JOS. II. sHAfflELD
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CIRcuIr CouRT-Judce Wyife.-The following
cases were disposed Of yesterday
l2t Boteler W JOHNSON Bryant. Judgment
confessed.
/. Taylor We. williams. Action to recover
o. 900 fee, upon which judgment for 1910 was
given 4 few days since. Motion for new trial
filed, and By consent OF tho court set for arsu.
mss IS. Refer vs. Taylor Rule on defendan, to
waits 4 Mccormick vs.. Thomas z. Wilson.
ClArke-Mattingly. Action Of assumpsit against
the defendant as gusrantor Of the payment Of a
certain note drawn by one Garrett In favor Of
the plsintiffs ss part payment for machinery,
&C., for dissolving views. The defence plead the
statute Of frsuds, that no man should no held
responsible for the debt OF another without his
written promise to pay, and there being no proof
Of such promise in this case, judgment was given
for the defendant.
proven, judgment was given for the plaintiff.
1iT. Ross Co. vs.. Boyne;
l0l. J. W. Shunkers vs.. L: n. Crounse;
los. II, J. Ryon vs.. Conrad Brenkert; and
III. Thomas Thompson va. George II. Whitney.
Ii. +. Morseii vs. II. W. Hamilton, and q. H.
Ross 4 Co. vs.. Donnelly 4 Ofutt. Continued,
with leave to amend declaration.
10. Angus VS.. Brady. judgment on an award
$3.50. Docket.l Lewis vs.. Sykes & Chadwick.
Mary Riley VS.. The Corporation OF Washing
ton, (appeals) This case W 70 argued and Its de-
cision postponed until Saturday next.
CASES TODAY.
Nos, Co. 90, 107 1873, 1o5 22l, 1871 40, ~, lj0 49,
1853, l54, 1856, lSd, l5s, $50, le2, iJi and los.
Adjourned.
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DoARDIYG.-Two gBNTLBMEs sDstAhT;
ID monI Clerks prefsrredl can Obtain board and
ing Al fss Massachusetts avenue, between filth tnd
Sixth streets Pll-u
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THE MERCHANTS, NATIONAL BANK.-Messrs
Brent and Merrick, for John q. Kennedy, re-
ceiver of the above exploded bank, have COM
mcnced suit against Leonard Huyck for the sum
of $500 900 found due the bank from him.
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FRsr WAND DEMOCRATIC MEETING, The
meeting Of workingmen advertised to take place
at Stotts Hall, corner Twentieth street and
Pennsylyania avenue, last night, was postponeal
ladies who were holding fair for the benefit Of
the poor. u
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-25

SALE OF GovERNMgNr BONDS, LIouoR, &C
Yesterday Mr.. Clephane, collector Of Internal
thirty Government bonds at 8il premium, and
several barrels OF whisky at t2.o5 per gallon.
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FURNITURE, FuRNITUKgW IN

J. n yANDERwERKEN,
los HlGH STREET, GEORGEToWN,
eals the attention OF the public to his oKtsnsiye as
sor ment Of FURNITURE, e9psistng In part ot beau
Hful Cottage, Parlor aud Chamber sets, Extensieh
most reasonable terms. and asks call before pur-
chasing elsew here, , ,,
turo UpholsterInE In all Its branches done 10 the
best manner b. expeTisnssd M9Ikmsn. lsS.in
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hRPH ANS' col RT,
" JASuARr IS, 1863
DIsrRIcr OF CoLunsIAS wAsHIsdTos CouSTI,
10 lctt.
IN the casa Of Asbury Lloyd aud J. Wesley Boteler.
executors OF Elizabeth Herbert deceased executors
Aforesaid have with the appreciation Of the Orphans
Court Of county aforesaid appQintcd SAT
eneaI and distribution Of tho personal estate Of said
deceased and Of the assets in hand far Us the same
hsTe been collected and turned into moneys when and
where the creditors and heirs Of said deceased
to attend, with their claims property youched
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
besent in said deeeAsed's estAtci provided copy Of
This order be published week for three week. N
Inc NlrIos Al RnPU BLoAs previous 10 the said day.
TesI. JAS. II. 0BRIRNB,
iagl- tu3v Register Of wills
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l. COLUMBIA,
James H. Mcdonald sth ina, Eo.,,, Doc.

Asbuy Lloyd rs.tss, iRR tn. tbNy. srg,s ShsyIPps
sau.r. Ne rs ds.erbss S ..id report. Nth tas
the east part q lot mo o. In square mo bol a. do
,erbsS SAD Rros.sSint yts q: "a &
purchaser hsd complied with the fern, Of .se II 10
his lsth day OF febru.ry iSs, ordered by ne eeaTt
ned and confirmed. unless cause to the contrary 10
shown on before tho 10Th day u March next pro-
paper printed and published in the city Of Wa.hing
ten onee week for three successive weeks before
Irue copy; R. J. MEIGs,
el5-wSw r' CloTk.
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- CALVERT FORD.
DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST. II
" NEW STORE W
No. 28 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
TWO Doors A BOLD srAsD.

Dealer In Pare Drag And Pine Chenicalsi English,
French and American Periq..ry. H,iI, Tech and
Keeps eon.tsniIy On hand full limo Of all Popular
PAtant Ned sinsa. ~ fsblS.H
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LOCAL lTe m 8.

nisArroISrxRSrs sink the heart Of mas, but he
who buys pair OF stitched Calf Boots or Callers,
will be encouraged to call again at j. T. Petty Co.
hat and shoe store SIS Seventh street, opposite inteli.
gencer Building.
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CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
MEMBERsHIP I RSnN By the n "eIn:S
Also, By the day er wsef Old Books soaghI By the
and see At ~ seventh street, between and r. under
Tho oce Of the Collector Of Internal Revsnue also
the United stAtos Assessors odlce. fsT.n
uooFLAND's GERMAN TONIC.
MIsHLER's HERB BITTBRs.
And all the other popular BitteTs,
For sale at SlAMs' PHARMACY,
Cornerlith Vt. aud New York avenue.
MINERAL WATERS.
Congress and Empire Spring. High Rock Com
gness Spring Saratoga Excelsior spring.
New York avenue. fe2l-n
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THE COURTS,

EeuiTY CoURr-yudys oifn. $50. WilsoR We.
Wilson Order confirming auditors report.
1853. Fowler va. Dennis. Order by Mr.. Justice
wylie, allowing certain papefs In this suit to be
Withdrawn and filed in bankruptcy case.
90. In re Geo. W. Langston and Louis W. Sins
isbaugh. Order for rule on bankrupt and order
for injunction.
sot Paul ct al. vs.. Smith ct al. Order over
ruling exceptions and confirming auditors re-
port. Adjourned. b..
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THE POINT oP Rocks RAILRoAD.-The Rock
willie Sentinel says;
After session OF two weeks, during which a
large amount OF business was disposed Of, the
Circuit Court for this county adjourned on Mon
day afternoon last,
On the cases In which objections had been filed
to tho ratification OF the inquisition returned BY
the Jury of defamation for the right of way for
the Metropolitan branch Of the Baltimore Ohio
railroad, the following ID . list Of the cases In
which the inq uisions were set aside:
Richard II. Harding, jury,s award t7So; objsS-
Hempstono ct. al, award ssaSi objections filed By
lrrm easel $3.50; objections Tiled by Bowie VII
liams. RichardG, White tmail case) 500; obleo'
lions died by how Williams. John "; Grant
e@ooj objections BY Geo. Peter esq. Lucy y.
Nicholls ct. al, 1900; objections by Bowie wal
liams. Ann clements, elOo; objections BY Geo.
Peter, esq. Aloysius Reid, t225; objections by
Geo. Peter, esq. Richard Burdett, s2Si oelec-
| lions by Bowie & Williams. Horace Waters,
el00; objections by @. Peter esq. Joseph Lea
man, $500; objections by q. Peter. Thomas X.
Suter, q 100; objections by q. Peter. Rachael
Bslmsr, t6oOj objections by q. Peter. Marehant
Ricketts,, 1885, objections by Bowie 4 Williams
Philemon Gritnth, $780, objections BY Bowie l.
Williams. Chandler Keys, 1880; objection by
| S. berry, esq Eli. r. Howard, tA,0oOj objec-
| tions by John @. England, esq. Ann NJ. Spates
| ct al, S7o0 objections by Bowie Williams. Jas.
| W. Higgins ct al, ,300j objections by Bowie
| williams. l.. II. Finch, and o. II. Higgins. d :
| $50; objections by q. Peter. W.T.. Dove, ~ 500
| objections by O. Peter.
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STOP.

de7.satuthsm DEALS IN REAL ESTATE
COOKS BOARDING STABLES,
- ON EIGHTH STREET,
Between D and Z, No NJ
Particular attention paid TO bsArliay Hor.as
Large. airy Rnd comfortable stsbles Ths proprietor
trict 0warr. Of poor horses can have them fatened
and well cared for,
CARRIAGES can be had At all hours for Parties.
weddings. and Funerals. jAfJ-H
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Georgetown Advertisements

GENUINE BUCK GLOVES
G.puin, I,uok skin Gloves fore aides,
hslesAle Aad retail, At KAN As, No,
100 High street, UOergetown, dies and
Dents uauntlets made to order, JAS sm'
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FREE Lsc RES
NIA0ARA BY MOONLIGHT.
O. L. BRowN's GRAND PAINTING
q . ~ . . . -

CHANGE pF HOURS OF EXHIBITION
At the reqnss Of naay families who cannot attend
the ni9ht exh btea. the fsinthE will BE- 90 view,
and amor O-pAN, February ~, by uas Light, com
ncnsnx Al II . N Aad 81 - ns AI9p m
Ticket. adniuing tus. % emit. To BE- had At me
usual stores. and at hNtiNw's Gallery. " prunsyl-
vania assuus b<tve-u Tv.lfth and tn rt.anth streets
south side. nsxt door = IN Pre..nli .nse feA.s
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ISLAND SUNDAY ScHooLUsIoN.--Thef regular
meeting OF the Union was held on Sunday after
noon in the Seventh Street Presby terian church.
Hercus, esq, occupied his position as secretary.
Addresses were delivered by Rev; Mr.. Taylor,
Rev. Israel Diehl, Mr.. Fenton, and MT. Collyer,
OF Or. Tyng's church, New York. The addresses
we're very Interesting, and the church was Allied
to its utmost capacity.
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GRAND SorREE BY THE o. D.'s-LAst night
the o. DIS, new temperance organization, gave
grand soiree at Kreiss' Hall, opposite Metro
politan Hotel, which was largely attended. The
participants "trippcd the light fantastic toe" to
Jameson. The master OF ceremonies, Mr.. Geo
Maxwell, and the floor managers, Messrs. Jos.
Harris, r. +. W. Feinour, and J. s. Erly, con-
tributed their best efforts tow ards making every
one present enjoy themselves The Refreshments
were of the very best to be obtained, which also
contributed towards the satisfaction Of the
marty, Long live the o. D.'s.
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The oar rob YnsIKnpAr.-Never, since the
ation-stone of the Capitol was laid, were
more eager crowds assembled to gain admittance
within Its walls. At the hour of meeting, 80
o'clock a grand and constant rush of spectators
had commenced, and every inch Of space in the
galleries had thus early been occupied, the col.
ored gallery being invaded BY white persons,
whose anxiety to see and listen to the proceed
ings knew no bounds The reporters gallery
being more than ordinarily pressed" n,Speaker
Colfsx issued orders TO the deer-keeper to keep
II free from the annoyance Of the "outer world,n
and not even admit a senator unless upon urgent
business with the reporters.
The ladies', too, were somewhat disappointed,
IS orders were issued yesterday to exclude spec
tAtors from the floor OF the House, and were com.
PEELED to retire after knocking at the door, the
order being paramount, and entreaties with the
otherwise polite and gallant custodians OF the
doors proving useless.
For the more perfect preservation of order in
and around the Capitol, Capt b. M. Reed had
special detail Of Met.opolitsn police, Numbering
about hfty, stationed ct differsnt points In and
around the colossal cdifce, whose presence con:
tributed much to allay eIcitement and prevent
breaches of the peace. Since "bellumn days no
such excitement has prevailed around the Capi-
tol, but the day passed Off without anything
differing from other occasions than the crowding
on toes the collapsing Of hats, and the uncom-
Portable squeezing of ladies.
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TuK NEW CHURCH SIrE.-1n speaking OF the
site nurohased wherein to erect a church for
Rev MT. Tudor's congregation, we were mis-.
taken In Its location, II 10 on the northeast
sorney ~ Ninth and X streets, and not on the
.ontb west corner, as we supposed at the time we
Urntc did Item, The comment made In our no
Ice OF yesterday does not apply at all to the site
,eIe,ted. F-.
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Mons LIoHT ASKED FoR.-We are informed
niopcrty-hoIders on Four-and. a-half street, be-
tween Maryland and Virginia avenues, signed a
petition, praying the City Councils to extend
tbc gss-pIpes along that street, between those
two avenues. This petition they placed In the
hands OF an onlolal at the Oity Hall, who gave
them his faithful promise TO attend to It, but as
been taken on ~ .r.
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ANIMAL RsroRr.-At q meeting OF tho Mer.
ohsntr Exchange, held yesterday morning, the
following annual report was submitted and or.
dered to be publishedi
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BuRaLARY.-On Saturday morning at an early
hour, as we have before stated, the store OF MT.
Joseph II. Shafiieid, confectioner, on Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
money and some wearing apparel. The case was
put into the hands Of Independent detective
on suspioion OF being the guilty party. On OK
animation there were clothes found on his per,
son, identified as some of the articles which had
in a tight place, he acknowledged that he had
committed the deed. Justice Hazard sent him to
;.il for court,
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THE PoroNAc,--Therei Is much Ice in the river,
steam navigation. The mail steamer keyport,
Captain Hoilingshe.d, made hsr regular trip to
A. T. Conley, left Seventh street wharf at !
o'clock D. m for Aqua creek. The Government
tug Ariel left Sixth street wharf with a large
Fort Washington, returning In the evening
several boats loaded with fish were towed up 70
Riley's wharf, foot OF Eleventh street. Should
we fear nayis cation will be stopped again.
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n.sn, &s.frsas .sf pile--, ,1aicfpppipSs
hsvs .bssl aaiBsosassdi alc1s ne6k c.
Medicine Bow river, On Rntl1e Sake HUI
On the Piatte, Muddy Creek, Hamh Fork
snd Rsho sCalok- alone Wsher rlver.
neaIly a orsss Sklt Lsfs; showsnr one
On .inuo1s suriee q deposits The coal 10
non bituminons- only 4 trace Of sslphur
being discoseksd Ia msl, 10 fact Be called
condensed wood. a. ~ same ums resesss
bling camel zeal. The most important
mines thas hare yet bean opened In thissec-
ton Of Inc eoantry are tie Marshall Mines.
which have bssn worked more oS less for
four or i've ysars past and which ere now
fielding on the average Atty toms per day
Thcse aRe aituated at the foot Of the moan
tains. and dit 70 sueh. a. extent - to ex-
pose the whole series -eleyen in number
varying from ave to thirteen feet In thick !
ness, 90 that we have hore from thirty 10
City feet at leaes Of sold coal. which selIsas
this tina For Is e. thu mines and $l8 at
Denvers This coal has to hardpess Of or
binary anthracite which " yqy mach re-
sembleA raaking ,next co. 81 Extepsise
coal becs havAs else been disscxered pootb
OF the 9heyenac, N tbe valley 81 Pole
Greek, The great basin extending south fntf'
MexiqDl 40 u Kiapce atths meps II viii be
seen that there aFe ~, 0o0 sqa&fe tsiles q
Ignite in the center Of . region within q ra-
dius Of from 500 to LOCO miles Of country,
in every direction, entire y destitute Of
fuel and i may safely be said that these
Ignite basins wiz, a. no distant day, bold
The same relation TO the development Of the
great West that the coal fields Of Peunsyi-
vania do at the present day to the East. "
Oanneaa coal and new deposits Of iron ore
have .>ssuily been found 10 Milestone town
ship, Forest county, Pa. y.
A miner named Murphy was killed on the
18th b. failiBg down the Keutucky shafts Al
La Sale, q aistanos of100feet slA
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This the only mail hue carrying teerage passengers
between Liverpool, Cork New York aud IL 10 the
only dsspxichag steamers every from each
END Of the route,
stesrags $50 to s3IL5o.
Passengers frwarded 20 all parts Of Great Britain
ala Ireland AIsl t1e continent N Europe. Plans
Of cabins on view, and berths secured IN advance.
Siehr DRAFTS 70 ANY AMOUNT.
Parties In the country vii address the undersigned
by mail. and those Waiting ths city, ~W come direct to
the oncaLAs ernDioysd b. this company
JAS. wARRACK.
Southeast Madison aud La Sale, streets chicago
Nm. INMAN, Liverpool
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MInIas, aEws


Great Coal Discoveries Alone tke Paci.
Nc RmaAs "a
s0ae Of the requisites to the compiete sue
cess Of the Pacific Railroad 10 che existepos
of coal on the plains aud IN the mountains
along that Vast stretch Of Iron bands. Il
would appear from 9 letter jost Published
in the Milwaukee Ssatinsl, d ted 1t Chsy-
snns. january 18th, that this question Il ct,
tied. We quote from the letters
extensive sxploEaaisns have besn made
during The season just paatsd, bstwe a this
poir1 and 0reab 8nlk Lake. norna &c fkam
with ths most favorable resale. = Lirnite
heEe been discovered II "a far-
annie Plains. Coal, Of excellent uuslikF q
being found in beds Of from ave q slower
fees thick, extending over territory Of
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Farmer can.

EuffUtt NtAkte
Up In TIE iAorning early,
Just at the peep 81 day,
siralning the milk In the dairy, R-r ~
Turning the cows away.
Sweeping the door In the kitchen,
Making The beds ~ stairs,
Wash'ng the breakfast disbss,
Dust4ng the paEloF chairs.
Brushing the crumbs from the pantry,
Hunting for eggs al the barn, $50
Cleanis.s the turn ~ FOR dinner,
spir aing tis. stocking yArns ~ N4.A
sprra ny the whfiening linen
Down on the bush be,eN.
Ransacking every meadow
Where tue red straw berries grow. tt
sisrchIng the hx'ngs for sunday,
Churuing the snowy cream
Rin siuK She pail and strainer W F
Dowr 20 the running str am.
Feeding tha geese and the turkeya. .sa.a1s
MAKING the p1mpkin pies,
JoSgiag tie y ons rcradfe, -
nrivsng away thehisM- -
Grace n every m0tlon, ~
Alusl IN eyvrs tone E4f
BssrfY OF form and feature
1housaGds might covet to own.
Checks hat viii rival spring roses,
Teen she whitest Of pearl
one " these country maids Of ours,
Is worth b score u your city gais.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
T,HE YOUNG CATHOLICS GUIDE

Monthly Magazine. devoted 20 Ina instructicr and
entsrtsinment Of the 0athoaIc Iopth Pdbisksd with
the appreciation Of the Right Reverend Fshop ana edit
ID BY clergyman Of tia cy; and na1u ndies aud gen.
temsn Of experience IN kind ~ lnerature Rave u
missed 70 b regular consrisators 70 s pages While the
puhrxher refers with ccn6dence 70 IL long standing
Win csrynen I'D tha b1sness pubnc Of 6hicago and
he Noxhwsst, = Antse thaf hs share Of fhe
prise uin mo- lah Terms OF BubseFiption One copy,
procuring Ten suhscrbsu and sending " fBo5 tiRre-
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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-03-21
Cooperative NEWS.

Trade Societies and Co-oPeEasiVe Pro.
ductlOn.
Iron pspsr read atthe Industrial Partnership Con
fereaer Manchester, septembeF, 1861, BY j. n. LIZ.
low.