davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1869-08-18
RAILROADS.


The Southern Express train Eastward has silver
Palace nav a Night Car through TO New York via
Pittsburg & Philadelphia, without change. west
ward Silver Palace Day & Night Car TO Louls'lue
without change. go IT,. 4. r,;,.
The FTDress Eastward has Sleeping Cars to Pills-
1-Ir9 Passengers leaving Sunday morning Dy TINS
,1aiS reach New York Monday morning at 6sl5;
Westward through Car to Peoria heOkuk. Inc
Fsst Iipe has Silver Palace Day & Night Car from
Columbus to New York via PlttsbuTg g IA
Cyficago without change. Express East d southern
FvSIess trains West run daily, other trains daily
Sunday excel ted. r. ru4 AT
d. S. GRAY 2ud V. Pres't and Gen. Manager
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1869-08-18

But no fnancier or creditor of the Gov
ernment, regards these comparisons as
of any value. The first matter effecting
the credit of Government is not wheth-
er her public debt has increased or dim
inished, but whether she is receiving
more than she is paying or Uice Uersd;
whether her people furnish without COM
plant current revenues enough to liqUi-
date her current expenditures or not.
A few days since we showed the same
facts, but here we have them in a form
to convince the most skeptical.
We commend this extract from Mr..
Delmar's letter to the consideration of
Governor Hayse and his satellites who
claim a reduction of the Government
debt, under Grants Administration
when, inreality, itisinereasing. Green
UHlC Democrat.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1869-08-18
The National Debt-IEOIv the People arc
Deceived by Treasury Figures,

Mr.. Alexander Delmar, an able stati-
clan, for a long time stationed in the
Treasury Department at Washington,
has written a letter to the Secretary of
the Treasury on the subject Of the fraud
attempted to be palmed off on the peo-
pie, by a pretended reduction of the
National Debt, when in reality it is in
creasing in amount, in which he says:
The latest public debt statement con-
tains a summary of the "amOunt Ofpub-
lie debt, less cash and Sinking Fund in
the Treasury" This summary is neith-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01

TIE PROPOSED INTERNATIONAL ExHIRr
T1oS--We are glad to announce that actiys
preparations are now being made for the hold.
ing IN this city in 1871, OF an international Ex-
position of the works Of Art and Industry OF
AL Nations, which project, as we nave already
stated, has the approval Of such men as Geo
Peabody, W. W. Corcoran, and Henry ID.
Cooke, and i: should receive the support and
encouragement of every business man in this
District The city authorities have granted
The use Of the Council Chamber, City Hall, for
Friday evening, September 3, 10 give an Cd.
portunity for an expression of opinion by our
citizens generally on the SUBJECT, and we trust
that all who have the interests of our city 1t
heart will be present. The prepsr itory meet.
ing which Is 10 be held al the Kirk wood House
september 10th will be composed Of men who
can control the necessary capital tor carrying
theproJect into successful operation. II is ex-
peoted that Mayor Bowen will preside at the
meeting Of Friday evening should he return
10 the city by that time; If not. Gen. Crocker
Will act. The following will be submitted to
the consideration of the meeting.
Eeso'red By the citizens Of Waslington and
Georgetown IN pubic Meeting assembled, That We
hear with deep feeliogs Of graufication that q
me verent - now on foot TO provide for the
b. Icing in Washington city, in ls7t, of grand
int.rnatlonal exposition Of the works of art
sno industry Of all nations, and we do pledge
Ourselves TO rerder all aic in our power, pecu-
ItaIIly al otherwise, in cooperation with
;he PFC mo.ers Of this enterprise to render il
successful.
Eesolred. That the chairman Of this meeting
and FIVE Other members thereof be appointed
sEd empowered TO solicit the City Coun ellis OF
washing on and Georgetown, and the bankers,
merchants hotel pToprIetors, and capitalists OF
The District 70 aid in promoting this most laud-
a5le and national enterprise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01

The New York Sun sharply reoukes the Cos.
sITeTs who have reported Mrs President Grant
as taking part II. the Dent-Boutwell imbr ogIio.
The sun says.
We utterly condemn and denounce this at
tempt 10 mix up the name of a gentle and esti =
uable lacy with the bitterness OF political con.
troyeIsy. The same attempt was made during
MI. Lincoln's administration, and perhaps
wItA more reason than a. present; but IL was
frOwEed upon by all ught-minded persons.
" len womans rights are universally estab-
iisbed, II Will be proper fer the Presidents
vie 10 take hand in politics; but mean while
let no unjust and ur founded attacks be made
upon one who has never sought to control the
public action OF her husband during the mapv
years that he has occupied Offices Of great
weight and power"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01

POLITICAL. - General Garfield makes q
speech at Eiyria, Lorain county, Ohio, to.
night.
Hon. T. A. X. Nelson has come out in
favor Of ex-President johnson for the Senate
The Houston (Texas) Times is afraid that
the Radicals will carry that state IN November,
the Democracy being so apathetic.
Judge Austin and J. q. Farmer, formerly
Speaker Of the House, are candidates for the
nesota-
"A question of alopathy and Homeopathy
has split the Republican party in Warren
county. Ohio. This is what a Western paper
calls spill politics."
DIR. Aver, Of pectoral notoriety, Is in the
Boutwell's district IN Massachusetts,. Another
case of ''pill politics."
"A correspondent Of the Natchez Courier
urges the Democrats to nominate Judge w. l.
Sharkey as their candidate for Governor in op-
position to Judge Dent.
The Union Republican League is reported
to have organizations in seventy or eighty
towns of Massachusetts,. They decline ali
alliance with the Democrats.
"A Detroit paper suggests that as Rosecrans
has undertaken to rebuild q railroad from
Mexico to Acapulco, Pendleton had better fol-
low his example and make tracks too.
The New York Democratic Central Com
hittcc a. hiooAy, ycstcIudys ScicCleu
as the place, and September 22d the time tor
holding the State Convention.
General W. T. CLARK has been nominated
for Congress by the Republicans from the
Third district in Texas, and +. Degener has
put in claim for a similar honor from the San
Antonio district.
The Wisconsin Republican State Conven.
ton meets in Madison to- day. Among the can
dldatss for Governor are the present incum-
bent, Hon. Lueius FairchIld and Hon. VIM. T..
Smith, Hon. Anthony Van Wyck, Hon David
Atwood, Hon. A. NJ. Thompson, Hon. Charles
X Gill, Hon. Wyman Spooner, and Hon. John
F. Potter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01
CEREMONIAL OF THE CAPITAL. ,

Elsewhere we reprint an article from the
Boston Herald upon the question OF the re-
moval Of the Capital. Tae Hsrad holds tina.
for purposes Of foreign Communication the
Capital should be near where IL Is no v, as We
face all the ether nations in Caristendom On
the Atlantic coast. If n line Is drawn from
North to South through the country, on the
meridian of Washington, the popu lation Of the
east side OF the line will nearly equal all the
rest of the country, and on the east side will be
found New York, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Bos-
ton and Baltimore the five largest cit les of the
country, whose wealth and commerce exceeds
that OF all the other cities combined For the
next hundred years the centre of population
Is likely TO be Eearer Washington than ST.
LOUIS. The Herald thinks, also, that Washing
ton is getting to be very good place
for the CAPITAL, and "onIy needs decent
drainage to make its climate one of
the most salubrious in the country
IL is on a noble river. and has associations
which should be held sacred. 1t was selected
by the Father of his Country, and for over half
a century has borne his Names name honored
In the uttermost parts Of the earth. 1t has
been defended as the Capital Of the country
through two wars, has been honored by states
men and made famous by the most memorable
forensic displays OF modern times. The hun.
dred millions estimated for the removal of the
Capital would inevitably grow to three or four
times that amount; and finally, the Herald OBJ
jects to the removal to St. Louis or any other
growing place, because it wishes the Western
cities better things than an incubus like the
National Capital upon their commercial pros
perity, and which would effectually destroy
any moral tone they may have. Washington
is already morally ruined, !" the Herald thinks
thnr "a Iva Inr fnr auA
spoil another good CITY," We have our own
opinion about the relative moral condition of
Washington to that Of 81. Louis or Chicago,
but for all that, the Herald presents some very
sensible views upon the Capital-removal ques.
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01

Yesterdays reports from the coal mining
districts Of Pennsyivania indicate that the
t-opbles are over at last, and that the workmen
VIII immediately resume operations. Inc
turbulent spirits among them have been voted
down and Satisfactory arrangements have been
I'd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01
THE SEPTEMBER ELECTIONS.

To-day California elects county officers and
members Of the legislature. The chief agitation
has been upon the Chinese labor question,
which he Democratic party had m AIDE an ISSUE
Of the canvass. The present legislature has
Republican ajority of six In the Senate. and a
democratic majority of twenty In the House.
Ine Democrats have carried the State for two
years past, except at the presidential election
vermont, on Tuesday next, will elect State
omcers and members OF the legislature. As in
the other Eastern States, official terms in Yer
mont are generally limited TO enc year. There
IS no contest The Safe 10 Republican, to I;
and IL Is therefore difficult to make men 90 out
to vote. The vote for General Grant was
fs,l67, TO l2,0i5 for Seymour. The candidates
are:
Republledns. Democrats.
Goy-P.ter w: Washburn, Hewer Hsatou
Ii. Gov.-9eo. w. Hendee, Murillo Moves
Treasurer-John A. Page, John M Weeks
The election In Maine will take place on the
l2th Of September. The candidates for Cover
nor are General Joshua L. Chamberlain, Re.
publican, and Franklin Smith, Democrat The
contest would have little interest," but that the
advocates Of q pronibitory liquor law ana those
opposed to the death-penalty have also nomi-
mated candidate, N. @. Hinchborn. This
Will somewhat complicate the election. LAST
year the Republicans had II pretty much their
OWA Ways OnouoclioinS mdlOIlIy Oelng 6,4W3,
and Grants $500. The vote will be lighter
this year, but the temperance division Will not
be likely to affect the result, as the temper
ance societies and organizations Of the
State have declined to make q party test
In Washington County the three largest tenn.
perance lodges have recently voted that as the
Republican party Of Maine is pledged to the
principle Of prohibition, no good can come to
the cause OF temperance by giving the counte-
nance and supported temperance men to 8 new
party. The third party men will undoubtedly
have slim representation In the next House
of Representatives. Should they coalesce with
the Democracy in some close representa-
tive districts, they may in some cases de-
feat the Republican ticket. They can
hope for but little by the nomination of
distinct candidates, as in Maine repre-.
sentatiyes are elected by a plurality vote
The anti-nangiDg movement will bring little
strength 20 the new party. The death penalty
has been virtually suspended IN that State for
years, and the penitentiary Is filled with crlm-
mails convicted Of capital crimes Some shock.
ing murders committed in Maine within a few
years have caused a reaction in favor of can
Itsl punishment. and Governor Chamberlain
lately signed the death warrant for the execu
ton OF eolored man named Harris, proved
guilty on his own confession OF the murder of
two unprotected women under circumstances
Of singular atTocity.
The elections in California Vermont. and
Maine are purely local, and comparatively
little importance is attached TO them by the
politicians but II October Pennsylvania, Ohio.
and Iowa Will vote, and the result in those
States Will have more significance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01

The s.. Louis Republican says that doSS1no
Geary, Of Pa, has. Wrttsn 70 the "Nstiona
Capital Conmittse," saying that he Ii NOT In
favor of removal until the National debt Is
paio, and declining 70 appoint dslegatio1
from that State. Gov. Harvey, OF kan, favors
ths movement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01

Rcnner. of,ne New YORK Ledger. indign antiy
aep,es the story hat be "fairly burnt with
snI.en, because be didn't get Mrs. Stoves
Byron arucle for the Lea r. ne says notning
would have tempted him to publish mat "mor-
bid, terrible, and unnatm,h INAUGURATION
about Lord Byron.' ..t Fl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01

Ger. Butler IS rlding q sharp race to beat
Wilson Cor the U. s. senate from Massacnu-
ssrs. Wilson Is strong on the eight hour
question, but Butler audaciousiy cuts under
MIN by Offering TO 60 for six hours a day and
cry minutes an hour, II that WILL help
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01

WAETEp.-Is the young man who fired the
EPhesian Dome in want Of Job, or IL ne has
played out, dad he leave any heir to his ambi.
ion and enterprisel II there Is such a party
ant let our City Councils Immediately err.
-, him 70 blow up our Centre Market sheds,
nnsylvania avenue pavement" % and
|. Nothing short OF a summary pro.
o es . sort will rid rs Of these chronic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01
DRoPosALs FOB STATIONERY.

TREAsURY DEPARrxExrJ
Sealed Proposals for furnishing STATION Nv
70, ,or me use OF the United states Custcm- Houses
al this Deparnent until the "a day Of Sc ,fember.
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upoU
Ihs bid. .in be considered and accepted or re-.
jected item by item
Contrsct. nsst be executed by the ,uccessful
one aers within ten days after being called bon 90
The articles contracted for must be furnished
from time % time during the year n a ua ntit.es
pursuant 70 orders fro1 the Department The
entire aeaniiues VIII, however, be called for ar
Each proposal must Be signed By the in diyiausi
or nrm makfnsst, sud be accom- panied BY q bond
with sum cient sureties in the sum OF ten thousspd
So e.. ~ SS go s,p,Osed b United ss..s. OF
do business, 90 for. 60 be Furnished BY the De-
partment ccnoitfonsd upon the sxecgtion Of o
Contract for such portion Of che aEsiess
as LIZ % sweroeo under 10, end me performance
All deliveries VIII b subject % fpspsctso, by a.
expert aetaeo Ioy the purPoee BY the Secretary Of
tnt Iresspry and the delivery OF an inferior ar.
Contract, Ct the option CT the eecretsry
Deliveries n0St be free Of charge At the rrsssurv
department.. waahipgton.
TT Ins Ieuss e es@IlI With any one order lsdsr
entire Ienaty Of the bond, ths Secretary Of s6e
Treesury may direct the purchase in oSsa nsrfss
OF suce onalttiss q sny esttclss = shsl b ne0s
ss,p t AZ s:ss an y ssea il.rs
ne Irics xaisl e shsh . sound SsosssssT % ~
PFcSo:sis ssseeenIs.isd b s.s,.s.etory bond
sv.rdsd Only 70 ssssSiisis1 aasSiscturers Of. o.
GO tsoln sscfssary q tSe frsSssry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01

Areunior Of all the army Correspondents OF
- ai asrsEt newsr apers Is mooted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01
DISSOLUTION OF coPARrHlRsHIP

w .ss SsFsY
co. M I III: d :Ss di :ss; q By nv
3. W. ". HiMILroN assume. tn. liabilities.
Pr sIRRs x41 5SIsEiiu'
Washington, d. c., September l, 1869.
Those indebted to the late firm will confer
glest fay9 By eomins forward with .. little delay
Tn shall sns' the g fae
TEBIAL BGsiHE ss It the old d stand, $50 T:h
On sSs s
10 the largest and best in the market and will be
SLATE n ANTI IA sGsSrss win
dnoted By s.P WESLEY, Of the Late firm, to
nsGs Be sss sn sss Of sns
old customer and the public generally to him for
S9ods N M that line, at bis ne. store in the Youns
MES: G0ODRIOHy SCHOOL, AS sra ST ,
~ ~ o., pet; and =, xtll be reopened on nONDAY,
MADIMOIsDLLB PRUD'HOMME and MISS
" SHAN VII open French and English
sepssmSsr isth: hpsy q ssi sir .e :s i
WEST sT gagss Asgg AgH
Tns fourth .S pSsI session q az: will
pAPIR WARlHOgsE,
! AsS assakEsI sS
to shs Sole t1 asss or
sSs~ss o. sHsSs
A.. pr1s,. , DsAPER ~ Vii Be
sEPTnMRI1. at No, $50 18th street, between q
Isn and vii 81 pr.oe. sna
course Of Light Gymnastics, With Music. win
isr: q P!s:dsss Grsns whose Children she IN.
's''; a:s:;
T0Hl sUBsCRIBER Will FGRNIs8 TRO
% 81 Il the BAL
one WISHING e purchase win please apply to B b.
C.s.' oABB1Aa.s, CARRIAGES
oS0pp hsn d. 2 large humber Of FlRsT GLASS
::S: ::" sss & i;;sss H$sEs sSSS
BEPAIRING promptly attended 70;
aua. Cor. 9th 9 ana Fl st.. sk4 AZ ssh st.
~ No. 342 street, betwes 18th and n
18th .tTset::.Tbe PIopristor would mo.t A?
and and the DHb' that: having fsttsd
1859 where all the delicacies Of the season may be
had when he will be happy to see his old friends
ana sn Sc sis public in s'1Fsr BRENNAN, Proprietor
FRUIT JABs TBUIT JARsn
Housekeepers Who desire to put up fresh fruit
are invited to examine our 81
Il u L r "A Rs. ~
They are easily sealed, warranted air
tight, and
NO TROUBLE TO OPEN.
STONE WARE st factory prices
WEBB BEVlRIDGE,
Importers OF Crockery and Chins,
au 3l-3tr 504, odd Fellows Hall 18th at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01

from j. Ssiliin gton, odeon Building, we
r-,a -5.a1,toH' JosgHqi for september. b 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01
0 r 3 A L E
"CHEAP SUBURBAN RESlDENOES."

One Of the finest and most d:lishtfglIy located
ceres Of prime land; Il ceres in wood balance in
high state Of cultivation mostly IN clover at
ssnsfa eUm%snains sns view of
and the surroupdilg citisS end towns. There are
selects6 QSalitice, and 600 choice grape yinss,
mali frSitS, shrubs and flowers ~ abundance
choice Domestic shsde trees There 70 large and
beautiful stable cerriass house vo.kshSp sranary,
pc q holding ten tons othsy; There 2 3 Sssad
%letIsem ofsDring GOLD water r1arinS through
been ecnstrSctsS. The iee.houe q close 81. The
DrtSe q this lovely snd y.lusel: pisSss !; $1,000
proved by seven room frame house end sll necss.
ssry oatbuiding.; fhers = plenty q truit tree
On TIE TceSssssih sirset red about I've miles
rom Boundary street. end VII! ed}otn she 6ound-
ary Of the preSooed Pork. Price ~ 00. For fur.
Tier PARTICULAR inquire 9fr Dyer . 90
SEES asFa Ee Heel Estate Asenfs,
C.rnsr Seven III street and LOuisisas ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01
NovHfr sosS ggsExk, AaD nA0nl

kAk11eyu1o. ~! vLne1lIA.
s!itsSlsl se skrsslins 49, q . ksns psSsr:
= horss power OF under. fsrsons VfshinG q 1ur.
Chase new or eecea1 han4 naohinss1, e0Sinss %
iron, would % yOu - cell O. o1dreS
LxfeI co. RazksnbarI. Wen Virsinis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01
Ho us!s AID oTs
"a. go .ss--.pp fHA .r -r
TT AND lGs0iUN fRl
yOD eAL1 BY s-.- la.
s.P. BROWN = SON, ----
REAL ESTATE BR0KERA sa
OolH1l lSTH sfIx1s An, H1w HeRx AvsNvs,

YUTY YMl BUMDIlo LOTS in 3. r.
1rovnr .lbdiyisioa, II: Pleasant. srs nov d.
sboat half nils ffon To ctty Init, q ssd sdjs-
cont % 18th street road. the fAshionsSle drive d
improveneAte, z NM {lalled by any other LEGALITY
in TIE suburbs g wsshinsson; The Lott renge q
those contemplating early i1pfo vementa oxtfs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01

EoR 9lNT.Roogs. fnrs,shsd or Sniurnishss,
also. kitehen, diniDs room, and e much Other
room = required for 6oaIdins pIrIoses az q rec.
syseue end reccld street: INQUIRE OF OHIP NAN,
HOeA1R Z CO., lO7 = street, or on the prem
u l4th street between and q streets; also.
No. S99 Rhode Island avenue, between 18th and
18th sts. 80 -f q au16-6ts
II ing ROOM each, IN good locality, near the
city cars on 7th street between and l. Navy
Yard Terms olS. Inquire at soS 1th ST. NAVY
LOB RRNT-6everal very hne OFFI0E ROOMS
Il Also, several Lodging R3Gms, tbest legation
In she city ever my new store, corner OF Psnna.
aus 81 sHa h'h ''res' H.o. HOOD. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01
N o T I @ = /.
~. orIIcE Dnrcr or.nrsl..srrs.

oFFIcE DEPOT QrARrRxuasryR.
ooRHER OF oANP AND eourH trrksfs,
Ressrr,ns f ~ ~. SsLa - Ia, Aaguss Y, 1850
i9yitine proDossls for Red kiver frsnsp ortstion'
pioosr sre teiofneo that proposals. Vi n also be
ior sne required Tor esch
PERIOD Of nine months.
BY order o. Brevet Brigsdier General Pred.
Myers, Chief QuArtermAster Department Of Lou-
isianA. =. J. sfeAH0.
Nrmaster. Na1t6t
9 OO0 00O sRIcKs ros SALE BIM
rest sstysen en- and s,h, o. =, :: a., TIE Ar,nstoa
Iyh-3av6w :"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01
INTERPOLATION RAILROAD
III COMPANY
= PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

SBC0NO DISThIOT.
One Of the Irus. 60 win be 81 the Miller School
Building. street between 9th and 7th streets,
ct 30 a. m, from LIST to eth September, for the
purpose Of sTanting tickets Of admission TO the
schools OF the Dist let. au24 . 50 81 sci, as
UR CORDIAL
Be hsd ct vhoesele and retail ct the southwest
corner Of 81 b and u SITS. an q. I'm
, 1869-03-16

ccfcit In bi. department OF aeveo 10
eight millions ycsr, aud 70 f1sl the ? ost
Offices with Democratic politicians ef INC
Nssby stripe ard apossaHs from The he-
pub,icA party like himsef. HIS aon'n-
1stratiou OF the office has been the worst
possible.
AMI In relation to Brownlne's 8
atninfs.ratton pf the Interior. tho
least ,hat cAa be ss!t agasrs' 1t Is, that II
4cyer w,s SO badly conducted and nover
a. corrupt under nny previous Secretary
The cublc will look tor radscal In
ntov. m,n. in thc management OF affairs
of tba, fire usder tho me.hodical AND
rie.1s;ch,o1 G 3vernos G * OF aio.
In ucs1d TO The supcrannu'ted bsr-
n,t1c who sduertd 70 The Navy pofs-
fq.io with such teractty. 1t may 10 oo'
t1y.d that his time and mind were =
i1,ep,1s devoted 10 the worship ol a. !.
ths, lie Led 70 leisure 10 look attef 1he
sG.irs tt ire Navy.
,Jrtc,rc Jchnsoo's Cabinet by Its
wt1As, Ec5p'e will be slo" TO- confess
list il would be possible tor General
G,art 70 choose d worse rr more iueff3-
cnrs r1t il he tried ever so hard, But
ve.ser.be the miserable failure OF John
ssr,s C.binct, not TO lack OF Rbility, but
II bad (xauple, bad c1dera sud bid
N p.een cul OF stlairs on the part Of the
Executive. "Likc master, like man." is
b ssyire is rue rs i is I'D. With such
ii u4 Ipio. fcr p1as.o.nt As Andrew john
ton, hnv could the1e be u.eiul and
/ ffIrirrt C4hiEc.s
, 1869-03-16


Ecet1se noEe II engaged on Picture ct hos"
tin, on biz dcathnet.
Rutss Cal. ct Like 1oant5, ". va IN lis 1o1so
,ea, Whcu d Ath called Run la.t F1idsJ.
Iii. teritd TEAL jet DAst hAs 1ne hear: olt-
ease- .
Ire death Of Hor, Y. G. Na,shlll- xtl<Ter OF
AuEatsa, ky-. who hsd bssn oosa = State kepss'
seEtA{lss ard senator, IA annoucc:d.
str Geo. Roee tattor'1s~ one u tic few sns-
stsoss OF 1rtfalear, has ertn ua2sr u f:ee Ad'
n:1Al at Great 6st:An- a..