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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-10

ID r P q A L s.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 81, 1853. =
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate, arc invited till tho
10Th day q February 1865. at u clock, m for fur:
with ne following subs ,;; Sy ssorss Sir;
!. 90 pounds Of best Csnyassed HAMS, In casks.
80 kits Of MACKEREL, No, I.
90 barrels o. Dried APPLES, best quality, price
70 900 pounds Of good Hard BREAD. put up in boxe,
50 pounds to the box. price per pound to DO
All the above articles TO be Of the very host quality
and put up In superior packages, aud TO be delivered
At the Anchor Press. In this city, within twenty 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 tho Government
Payment viii be made in such funds as may be on
hand for disbursement at the time.
Sealed proposals will also be received ut the sano
time for the purchase Of q barrels Of damaged Mess
Tho Pork can DO seen At the Anchor Press.
Price per barrel TO be stated In the bid
Bids to DO directed to the unders gned, and marked
proposals. ~ A. BHCKwITH,
no-td b. Brig Gen. and C.s U. .. Army.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-10

New YonK, Feb. "a Mazatisn special Of
February LIST, says the revolutionists are uni.
ting their forces to attack Governor Rubi, who
Is In the mountains with twelve hundred men,
There has been one fight. A decisive battle Is
daily expected. The Governor, It was thought
would be sustained by the forces OF President
Juarez.
Martinez has proclaimed himself Governor Of
Slnaloa, and calls for = loan Of 100000
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-10

NEW YoRK, Feb. 9-There was large FIRE In
this city last night which destroyed the building,
81 John street, occupied by W. and b. Douglas,
pump manufacturers; loss, w, OOo They were
insured. A W. Payne, importer OF hardware
loss, y, zoos insured. The loss on the building
1.-THE owners name not stated Is ~, 900, " hieh
was partly insured.
Two iremen were In jured by the falling OF the
wall
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-10
MARRIED,

On the Sd instant, by Rev p, D. Garlsy. CARL
sIEIRLiS. Of Prussia, 10 Miss LIzuE horrLEr. Of
Tennessee. ...... ..
On the I'd Of January. by Rev, MeKim. in Anan-
dale, Fairfax county, Va. Major II. p. BgRnogoIs.
son 81 the late r w Burroughs. ESQ. Of New York
to Miss ALICE NJ SUMMERS, daughter Of the late War
ren Summers, Of Fairfax county, Va.
Of RlsRanaria, MI. aaisSbc Il. BussARr. to Mis.
JAMIE A. oRRisoS, all Of Loudoun.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-10

The receptions the past week were more than
usually brilliant and attractive, and the persons
calling greater than Of any previous week.
Every reception given, from the Monday night
public social of the ladies of the Executive
Mansion to the select party of the Secretary Of
State on Saturday night, had large throngs con.
gregating, andthe week closed with perfect
safety Of social enjoyment Secretary Nc
Culloch held his usual select weekly reception on
Friday evening at his residence on II street,
above Sixteen .and-a-half, which was attended
by the elite and fashion OF the District. The Sec
Rotary and his lady enjoy the happy faculty Of
knowing how to entertain, and the cards issued
by them are invariably paid attention to by
those who may be the receivers. The gathering
at the mansion Of the Secretary on Friday even
Ing was an eminent, tinguished and fashions
BILE one, the enjoyment great, and mutual regrets
at the hour Of separation.
The weather was most dreary yesterday, and
II Il be an indication Of what we may expect
during the present week, we need not expect the
gay scenes or lively assemblages OF the week
passed by. Wednesday has been q particularly
unfortunate day the past month"; bleak skies and
muddy streets invariably being ushered in with
the day. We hope for something better the
coming Wednesday, and trust that the afternoon
receptions on that day given by Mrs. Postmaster
General Randall and other ladies may not suffer
in numbers or In the rank OF the visitors through
the freaks OF that variable and uncertain gentle.
mon, the clerk Of the weather.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-10

AN Illinois man attempted to hang himself the
other day, but was cut down by his wife, who
beat him soundly for his foolishness.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-10

ITO THE LADIES, HOOP SKIRTS at cot for thirty
L days. WHkLEB0Nk CoRsETs, all sIos, ~.
considered. No Inferior goods made mp,
DOUGLASS BRO,
JAMS sos Ninth street, corner Of b.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-10

TORONTO, Feb. 0.-It is reported that strong
force OF regular troops will be stationed along
the Niagara frontier on the opening OF naviga-
tion, with view to prevent possible Fenian
movements.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-10
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsIrEp SrArEs PATENT OFFICE,


wAsHISgToS. Jan. "a, 1858,
On the petition OF PREDRRIck q. scHAun, admins
traitor Of the estate Of Frederick sehiu, deceased Of
Baltimore, Nd Praying for the extension q patent
granted 10 the said Frederick Sehaum tho 18th day Of
April, 1854, for an improvement in Glass Furnaces.
for seven wears from the expiration Of said patent,
Il Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent one on h0NDAa' re is,h day o. hR,iaI
said petition ought not 70 be granted.
Persons opposing tho extension arc required to ne
In tho Patent Once their specially set forth
hearing; all testimony nlea by other party, to be
used t the said hearing, must be taken aud trans
mted In accordance with the rules OF the Office. which
will be furnished on application,
Dispositions aud ohor papers. relied upon a. testi-
monys must be ned In the once tiosntv days before
re Ssy Of hearing; the arguments. II sny' within
Ordered. also, that this nqcs DO published In the
Republican and the InfeiliQeneer. Washington, d.
G. and In the american, Baltimore, Nd, once .
week for three successive wecksj the nrst Of said
to DO At least sixty day. pIeviSgs e the
felo-Msw Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-10

SOME of the members of the new bachelors
club In Lexington avenue, New York, who be-
came members because they could not "afiord to
marry" are said to have incomes OF 10000 to
$50 900 a year.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-10

NAPOLEON has been so free with the decora-
tion Of the Legion OF Honor that one out Of every
900 Frenehmen now wears 1t.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-10

TIE SENATE COMMITTEE ON TERRIToHEs
have agreed to report fsvorably Ia favor Of the
admission Of Colorado,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-10

NEAR Boston there are thirteen blind children,
the defendants Of one blind man residing In that
city.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-10

THsAEMBERs Of the House Of Representatives
win draw for seats to-day. This Is made neces-
sary from the fact that when at the commence
inent Of the first session OF the Forteth Congress
the seats were selected six States were unrepre
scented.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-10
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

PROPOSALS. FOR WOOD. ..
OYFIcH CHJEP QuARrRRnABrER,)
PoURrH hILirARI DIsrHIcr, !
yIcKsBuR9, Miss, January %. 1865. }
Sealed proposals., In duplicate. will DO received al
the once VI the POSI- QuartermAstsr At Holly Springs.
Miss until 10 A. m. Of SATURDAY, the 18th Of Fob.
ruary 1885, for tho delivery at such places and times
as ihe Post ausrtsrmaster at Holly springs may d.
Two hundred tsoo) Cords Of Morohantablo Dry Hard
IN such quantities as may DO required up TO June 80.
zach proposal will be ACCOMPANIED by a copy Of ihi'
who will agree 10 enter Into sufficient bonds for the
faithful performance of contract when awarded.
THE pndersisned reserves the right to reject any or
Proposals viii DO mark ed Proposals for. Wood,
Thirty fourth Infantry. A. AZ NJ Holly Springs
J. q. CHANDLER,
Military District N7.d
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-10

% MR DICKENS and suite left the city on satul.
day evening for baltimore. He win give two
yeadinSs In that city.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-10

DRo p 0 8 A LIS.
0PPIcR OF LIaHr- HousE IssPRcToR,(
BUFFALO, February, 1858. !
Proposala will be received at this once until the
9Th day Of February, 1885, for settling the buoys at
Maumee Bay. Raison Point, Point Mouile. and Do
uKi.o. 70. Niagara Reef, Portage River. ssndusky
Separate contrncts will be made In tho division and
order named Of the polnts and will embrace
tho taking up the buoys before the close Of nayga-
The buoys to DO furnished by the Government.
~ 0'a'' VI 'A' "'s"' PRAs GEE b. ELLISON,
.felo-td Inspector
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-10

T.ovEsA COST.
make % s:T s., .ss s.,ER.
ING STOVES q cost for the next thirty days. ~
ROBERT BOYD,
fe4-2W 30 Ninth street. between and Z.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-10

~ Notice TO Special Dspositor.,--The
liable packages Is respectfully called to the let
Yer tr from me Comptroller OF the Currency, Hon.
n. x. huioufd, heretoiore published. Concur
rent opinions by several eminent legal gentle
men nave Also peen given. In consequence
tneteoi We 10 hpt ieei Jus.ihed IN longer assum-
W. snc Iesponasoty OF the custody OF such ar
ueiess DeposNors are requested to withdraw
soGn deposits now IN our possession, at their
lSSS. ". :; HUNTINGDON,
aeeai-u oashier, First National Bank.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-10

WANTEED-h RARE, CHANCE AN ENERGETIC
Ahbrsn an Muh small capital and the possessor OF
stra o5,heht W sailing on g, q. LEE, No Isl Sixth
is9.if We'1o me matter will DO fully explained.
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Wants.

WANTED.0ENTLEMEN AND I.nIco nc 49,,
Beautisa, hRPxhKY ~ Tspd street sn ~ CALL
Ladies. Gentlemen aud Childr "a and DOMlNoEs for
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-10

Between Sixth and Seventh streets,
SILYER-PLATED, WHITE METAL, ROSE
WOOD, MAHOGANY, BLACK
WALNUT, 40. islO-tf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-05
OTTAWA FREE TRADER: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1865

For second assistant in the Sixth Ward School
Miss Mary Farrell salary to commence with com
mencement of her term of service
The report of the committee was received
On motion of Director Rice, Miss Nellie Dudgeon
was appointed second assistant in the Seventh
Ward School, and Miss Mary Farrell second assis-
tant in the Sixth Ward School: Yeas-,Di @ ors
Rice, Stout, Courtney and Holecker Nays-Uirec-
tors Gibson Crane and Fulton
On motion of Director Courtney, Miss Lottie C.
willard was appointed assistant in the High School
at the salary recommended by the committee
director Crane asked to be excused from serving
longer on committee on teachers.
On motion the furnishing of stoves to the Sd and
otn ward school houses was referred to the com
niItee on buildings with power to act.
The Board adjourned to Thursday evening Sent
GU "'1s O'CLOCK. 1. II. CLARK, Clerk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-05
Board Of Education.
ADJOURNED MEETING.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD or EDucAyioN, !
Ottawa, Friday, Aug, 90. 1868.

Uttawa, Friday, Aug. 90, 1868. I
The Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present-W. il. Gibson, president; and Directors
Rice, Courtney, Hollecker, Fulton Stout, and
Crane.
Ninutes Of last meeting were read and approved.
BILLS ORDERED PAID.
W. w. Calkins, lumber lath, &C., el79a.
mrs. VIM. Greggor, cleaning 9Th ward school
house, 5000.
YIN bnrsess, cash psid icr soaps, $50
James Prescott cleaning end ward school
house, ESQ
On motion of Director Rice, il was ordered that
She Order Of business Of the city council NO far as
She same IL applicable be the Order Of Business Of
this Board. t,...
Director Crane from the committee on Teachers.
recommended the following appointments
For assistant in High School, Miss Lottie G,
Willard, at salary Of six hundred dollars.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-05

A vALUABLH PROPERTY FOR SALE!
"A My Ilouss Grounds the North Dlun IL acres
admirably adapted fruit raising and gardening conprisng
nearly everything desirable In suburban residence, fruit
trees vnes VI an Of and improved raspberry,
well spring. brook groves, lawns. A &C. Terms
0ky oct. 9S. H. X. WHlTTLE6kY.
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On motion of Burke, adjourned to Tuesday
Sept. LIST, 1865. -
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Bankimu.
NATIONAL CITY BANK OF oTTAWA


NATIONAL CITY BANK OF OTTAWA
DIRECTORS:
r; hAAES, WIN C. CHURCHILL,
80 " A@H' 800. - EDWARD EAMES
JOHN d. CATION
LIE ClFY BANK OF EAMES, ALLEN n h..
ssereu us organization from the State u the Naton.I
name and style Of BUSINESS un'e' the
The National City Bank of Ottawa.
E1chanEe on CHICAGO NEW YORK and all thu
principal cities East and Wset, bought and sold.
Exchange on ENGLAND IRELAND. SCOTLAND and
to suit purchasers. f''
1oi0 AVA silver bought and sold
3. =. Revenue stamps OF all denominations con.
stanty on hand and for sale. WV
Ase will give especial attention the purchase and sas
OF all Glasses OF government Securities. incIud.
popular SevenThirty loan.
We would respectfully solicit continuance OF tn. buaness
feasohs heretofore existing between the City Bank and a
patrons and to the we'll such As NAV favor
us with their business would say shall be able 10 ex.
tend such facility and accommodation trust will povs
to them satisfactory and profitable
EDwARD EAkEs President.
l.. II. EAAgs rice Fres W. H. BuLLsH Cushisx
Ottawa, Jan. Is, 1857.
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NOR SALK-1s subscriber offers for sals on reason.
Il able terms tho following lands and vA los situated
In La Sale county, 70 Wit:
10 Acros-w1f sw1< Of ~ NKk s. ., o. h.s.
80 Acres-% IN. Of Canal 81 Nhk ess. IL, Ia, RI.
SO Acree-WJf SWl< Sec. q, 4. ~ X.
l6O Asrs-NW'I% Sec. n. r. ~, Rs.
TOWN Lots.
Lots 3, 8, Block &, States Addition 10 Ottawa.
Und11 Let II, Block 4, Stats's Addition to Ottawa
Lots T. . 900, 10, In Blsek N, States Addition b
Ottawa.
Lots 10, H. TO- TO- d. g. Block o. States Addition
70 Ottawa.
Lot g, Block 50, States Addition to OsAvA
Lot IS, Block 80, Ottawa Centre.
The above will be sold for pat cash down. end the residue
en- time " purchasers For further particulars apply 70
Albert y. Dew, Canal once, Ottawa.
Ottaws, May Is, ls6s.-H Z. !. GOODWILL
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TNHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
= OTTAWA,
CAPITAL paid in) 100000.
II. II. SWIFT 49,. .... Tar.n5..t Cd
". BUSHNELL. ...... We, pr,sdrnr
JOHN !. NASH. . C,,b,r,
DlscroRs:
Milton II. Swift Isaac Sag.
n; y, Lyman. c. M.Yan Doren
" bushnell, Chas. Dslsno,
~ cameron, Hugh Hamilton,
Nreah0 Leland, Joel W. Armstrong,
J.P. Mash.
hsVing organized under the National Banking Law and
ucseeded 20 the business OWN " " CushmAn nov
'pSu ior inc Transaction of general banking business
Exchnnge on Chicago, New York and all the principal
eue~ oil the United States boug ht and sold
Exchange England ireland Scotland and Can't.
neh'H EUROPE drawn in sums 10 suit purchasers.
corrections made throughout the state and promptIv
RENTED for ON day Of payment rate OF exchange
United States Illinois aud La snlis county bonds xod
silver, &c. bought and sold.
supply Of Revenue Stamps, Of ell denomb
nations constantly on hand.
Our facilities such that offer Inducements 10 ems
toners and We shall endssvors gire entire satS
faction " those eatrusttng us with their business.
Banking hours from A. VI. ts4PY
Psb. l. 1907,
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-21
Political Notes.

Gov. Evans assures the people Of Colorado
that as soon as the impeachment is over Colo
RADIO will be admitted as Stale.
Ths Memphis Bulletin, hitherto rabid
oopperhead, paper has changed It's politics and
Is now thoroughly radical.
Ihere is at least one Southern election
SCOUT which there can be no doubt. The sus-
pFhSe OF weeks in reference to Alabama and
lS"s IS not repeated in case of South
ca'o'ina, winch is at once reported as giving
twenty thousand majority for the new consti,
tuition. Gen. Richard K. Scott is the snc-
cSs.@il candidate for Governor. A lepislature
and members of Congress have been eIocted
Female suffrage seems to be fxed e..
Topeka. Kansas. At la.e elect on in tha.
city 9 women voled for a member of 49,
Board of Education in one ward, and one Ia.
dy, Mrs. JAM Crane, ran as a candidate for
School Director, receiving 100 votes.
Gen. Buffers skilful management of the i'm.
= .hmsnt trial is compelling recognition from
~ oitterest foes. 1t takes the shape of nick
names. He is spoken of as the Lowell Cyno-
sePhalus."
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-21
Gloom at the yybi,c Housc.

NlOohn at the Whine Houses
When person whose relations with MI
johnson are so intimate as those OF the WASH
inston correspondent of the Boston fost, says
that "many of the Presidents friends have
abandoned all hope of his acquittal," it may
be regarded as certain that there is pretty
black cloud resting upon the White House.
Tie same correspondent, telegraphing on Sun
day night, said that the President REGARDED
his conviction "as almost certain thing"
The dependency seems to arise almost wholly
from the action of the Senate on Saturday re-
jeeting the testimony of Welles and the other
members of the Cabinet as to what took place
in the Cabinet meeting when the civil tenure
act was under consideration. -Four timts did
the Presidents counsel attempt to introduce
Secretary Wells evidence, and four times was
it voted down by varying majorities, though
the ChiefJustice ruled strongly in favor OF Its
admissibilty. The first time, the question
was put in such form as to draw out lnior-
nation as to whether the President was adVis-
ed by his cabinet that the law was unconstltu'
tiohal. Ostensibly the object OF this question
was to dispro We the intent charged in the arti-
cles of impeachment, but there is no doubt
that, If the question had been answered, the
counsel would have held in their closing argu-
ments that the President, having acted consis-
tently with the advice Of his ministers, is
shielded from responsibility, as an English
sovereign would be under similar crcumstan-
ces. We noticed some weeks ago shat the
New York World suggested this idea, which is
foreign to our system Of government and is
getting to be an anachronism everywhere.
Mr.. Wilson, the manager who argued at
length against the admissibility Of this tesii-
mony, regarded the evidence as offered for this
covert purpose. However, it was rejected by
vote of 20 nays to 20 yeas. The Republicans
who voted to admit it were Anthony, Fessen-
dep, Fowler, Grimes, Henderson, Ross, Trum-
bull and Wiley. Sumner did not vote
The next question was whether at the Cabi-
net meeting the President was advised that
Mr.. Stanton did not come within the terms OF
the tenure of-office act. This was also reject
ed, though Sherman and Sprague, who had
voted nay before, changed to the other side.
The third and fourth trials to elicit what took
place at Cabinet meetings, by varying the
form of the ques ton, were also failures.
The only hopeful thing for the President,
frienus in the whole days proceedings was
Senator Sherman'S unexpected course in sub
hitting question substantially identical with
the second one above referred to- This was also
rejected, but the Democrats infer from it that
Sherman and the nine Republicans who voted
with him will also vote for the Presidents ac-
quittal. But this is certainly an unauthorized
;,f,ranoa
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-21

PoMERoY AND THE CHRISTIAN Association.
There are rumors in Democratic circles to
the effect that the members of the Young
Mems Christian Association are displeased
with the Press for publishing the edfying ex-
tracts from the Ii Crosse Democrats article
on that organization. Certainly there is no
foundation for the rumor. The merits of the
association rest on SO solid basis as to pre-
clude the possibility of its suffering from
the assaults of such monsters as Pomeroy.
We quoted the article to show how naturally
tn, democracy is led to repudiae everything
that has tendency to effect the moral eleva
uon OF the race. 1t is ;eless to repud1ate the
La Crosse paper as an exponent of Demo-
cratic Opinions. 1t is impossible to account
for its immense circulation on any other by-
pothesis. II the Democrats believe in deeencv.
why do they not give their preference to de-
cent papers?
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-21

PUTNAM's MONTHLY, for May. opens with a
curious and suggestive paper on the modifica-
ton and perversions of which instinct in ami
mails is susceptible. ''Instinct Demoralized,'
the writer, Mr.. NJ b. Benton, calls this kind of
abnormal development Of the mysterious i'm
pulses of animals, and he illustrates the sub
iect by number Of interesting instances and
anecdotes. Then follows poem, "Out of Ser
vice." by e. Foxton; after which Mr.. Fl. I
Fuckerman devotes some pages to pleasant,
chatty, and withal shrewd di-quisition on the
passion OF Americans for "Going Abroad
The Rev. DR.. Thomas Hill contributes a
"Hymn of Niagara - Mr.. w. I. Padding
makes, in an article on Coffee" some curious
revelations with regard to political manage
ment thirty odd years ago; an anonymous
writer discusses the question "Fenianism-
Why is it?'; and we have some fresh chapters
of the clever story OF "Too True" MrC. w.
Elliott pleasantly mingles statistics and gossip
in sketch of "Life in San Francisco;' and
Elsie Ritzema, new writer we believe, fur.
nshes a readable short story entitled eThe
Doctors Assistant" THE Mississippi River
is the subject OF a weli-written article by Mr.
James o. Noyes. In speaking of the kind of
labor which is to develop the vast resources OF
that region he draws the following rather
alarming picture:
When the Irish shall become reconciled to
ireland, and good government attract the Ger
naus down the Danube TO the rich plains of
Hungary, 10 the bl Dad prairies of Wallachil
md Moldavla, 20 the fertile and almost unn-
haolted wastes OF Bulodria; when Biddy shall
get above Service" Patrick despise The bou.
Hans refuse to hire out" and Pompey be-
come landowner; then these soft, plant Ori-
entails, living on the cheapest food, working
ior the lowest wages, submitting patiently TO
poverty, TO reproach and insult viii take the
places OF one and all as help" as men ais
Chi Hi will be maid of all work in Boston and
IA Denver. Ching Wang will couk in New
York, wash and IRON in ot. Louis, sell cigars in
New Or cans, tend babies i'll Omaha draw
/ corks in Newport Hop-Chang will spin in
New England, hoe cotton in Georgia, carry
mortarln Chicago, gather rice IN Louisiana
do larm work in Kentucky. and labor on Ca
nals and railroads IN very State in the Uni n
Ihqse pent-up millions OF Asia want room
want food, want The opportunity to work; We
IN the Valley of the Mississippi, want labor:
we must have it; we have farms for millions,
work for tens of millions. Here is the de-
Daad; Ghere the supply Those plodding, rec
eating. poygamic, worshipping ORIGINALS,
i've Oh The other side Of the world; but steam
will soon bring us together.
sole Bull among his countrymen"; " Woman
and Work." "The Right of Copyright 'The
National finances" National Honestly" Fa-
miiar Letters from Japan" 1.-THE Editorial
Cnair Of the Tribune" illustrated by portrait
by Mast of Horace Greeley; and the usual
Monthly Chronicle complete the contents of
very rich number, and one which fully sus-
tains the old time glory of Putnana's.
Eor sale by Bailey & Noyes. ...