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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-02
A POSTAL TELEGRAPHIC sYs-
TEN.


A bill has been introduced in Con
gress, by Senator Ramsey, of Mime
sofa, and has passed its second reading
and been referred to the Committee on
Postoff1ces and Post Roads, $50 estab-
lish postal telegraph system and to
incorporate the United States Postal
Telegraph Company. 1t is proposed to
incorporate this company with a capi-
tai Of four hundred Thousand dollars,
and provides that it shall build its lines
between Washington, New York,
Boston and Chicago within six months;
TO Cincinnati, ST, Louis and New Or
leans within two years. and to every
other city of five thousand or more in
habitants, within three years from the
execution of the contract. The postal
telegraph offices are to be in eonnee-
ton with the postoffice in every city,
aC railroad stations, and at such other
places as the business of the country
may demand. Messages are to be re-
ceived at every postal telegraph Office,
postofhce, suboffice and street letter
box, prepaid by stamps, and to be de-
livered free within the limits of free de-
livery of letters from any postofhce, or
within one mile of every postal tele-
graph Office, and TO be transmitted by
mail to or from the nearest postal tefe-
graph Office when received at or des-
tined for any place not having such Of
fee, and postal money orders may also
De f6nIGL6u DV be10SIdpus 4no l o1o "
toll for this service to be one cent
word for each five hundred miles or
less, and the minimum message to be
20 words.
The consummation of this plan will
revolutionize our entire postal system,
and the advantages to be gained by com
merce and the private interests of the
country will be beyond all conjecture.
1t will facilitate trade, by lessening the
expense by which exchange can be
made, enIiven the markets, and be an
undoUbted source of immense revenue
to the country if properly conducted.
will depend mainly upon its being
placed in the hands of honest and com
petent men. That the country demands
a cheap telegraphic postal system, no
one, we think, can reasonably gainsay,
and we look forward to an early COM
pletion of national postal telegraph,
with the most sanguine anticipation
Sa7d1tSky Register.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-02

Much of the mystery about Cuban
affairs arises from the proverbial ex-
aggeration of the Spaniards in their ac-
counts Of fights. Each side brags
greatly, overestimates the number Of
the enemy, and understates its own
force. AS most of the encounters have
been skirmishes between few hundred
men, it is impossible to invest them
with much intrinsic interest. Yet if
they decide the contest, they may be as
important in their results as Waterloo
or Gettysburg, to the fortunes of the
so-caIIed Faithful IsIes
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-02

A. J, has now swung the entire cir
Gle and reached once more the humble
estate Of private citizen at Green
vile. It is given out that he viii
soon commence his second series Of po-
hticaI acrobatics, and will scatter the
Constitution and thirty-seven stars
IiberaIIy in Tennessee.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-02

A New Orleans paper says that the
steamship Mexico, while off the Tortu-
gas recently, was one hour and a half
in steaming through tangled mass of
snakes. 1t claims that the story is well
authenticated. Allowing for exagger-
alton there may be truth in the
narrative. 1t is we'll known to
navigators that the China sea abounds
in poisonous snakes. In fact they
pervade all the waters of the In
dian Archipelago.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-02

A, johnson has completed his circle.
BE has swung around TO his home at
Greeuville, among the mountains Of
East Tennessee, where he was first hon
ored with the position of Alderman. In
the quietude OF that ancient. village be
can rest from his labOrB, and spend the
remainder Of his days in cOgitatiDg
upon things human. ReqWiescGt." "
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-02

A rumor of thesdangsrous illness and
death of Andrew Johnson is refated
by telegram which announces that
he is preparing to take the stump and
discourse to Tennesseeans on new
subject, to wit, the Constitution.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-02

The female principal OF a young
Iady's seminary in London cures tie
innumerable eases of falling in love-
that occur among her pupils with close
confinement and doses of SIENNA tea.
She says the tea never fails. Sometimes
the girl gives in after IA few doses, but
usually it takes two or thIce days, and
in one case she was a whole week in eff
fecting "a cure. For a school girls "calf
love-" she declares there is nothing like
Soma tea.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-02

Reformers are said to be greatly
needed in Helena, Montana. There it
is no disgrace to visit grog shop, a
lewd dance house, or a gambling den
for there it is you find your most inti-
mate friends-judges, lawyers, doctors
everybody, in fact. The chief gam
bling hell is long, low, rough appear
along the sides, double doors in front,
just outside of which a band of
screetching horns is always stationed.
1t is illuminated, inside. night and
day, by rows of candles. There are
% tables in the room, upon which
piles of gold dust are constantly
and games such as faro, keno,
and three-card monte, INCREASINGLY in
progress. About ], 900 men enter this
place in the course of twenty-four
hours, every one having a fine looking
pistol buckled to his side.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-02

The Legislature of Michigan has
careless use Of firearms. A playful
person, who Intentionally points fire.
arms at his fellow man, can be fined
$50; and when he kills or MATHS friend
he can go to the penitentiarF for not
less than one year.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-02

'Fhe resigning Democrats of the In
diana Legislature have been reelected.
They took good care not to resign ex-
cept in counties where Democratic
majority was safe in any contingency.
So one act in this petty farce has been
played and it remains to be seen
whether it will be repeated.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-02

Let the Republicans in every town.
ship be alive at Mondays election.
The ticket nominated for this town
ship is an excellent one. 1t ought to
be triumphantly elected.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-02

General Banks has introduced in
Congress a resolution expressive Of
sympathy for the Cuban Revolutionists
in their efforts to throw OF the yoke Of
Spain.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-02

Mayor Hall, of New York, has issued
a circular cautioning strangers that all
''co-operative unions," "gift enter
prises, " 'dollar stores,' and schemes of
that nature in that city are swindles,
and calling on all newspapers through
out the country to publish them as
such, and reiterate the information
frequently.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-02
simple,


1t is quiet, light running, and capable Of
performing range and variety OF work
never before attempted upon @ single ull-
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the very finest and COarsest materials, and
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ing, IuclzlDg, Quitting, Trimming, btuutugs
ETC., are novel and practica and have been
invented and adjusted especially for this
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New designs Of the unique useful and
popular folding tops and cabinet cases, PEE
cuItar 90 the machines manufactured by
this Company, have been prepared for enc
closing the new machine
A faint idea however, can az best DO given
through the medium Of a Gneeggaafllg) llnl-
tied advertisements; and we therefore urge
every person in quest Of Sewing Machine,
by all means To examine and test iI they
can possibly do so, ali the leading rival ma
chimes, before making purchase "A Sc
lection can then be made undeFgtauuimgIV
Branches or agencies for supplying the
Singer Machines viii be found In nearly
every city and town throughout the civil
lied world, where machines viii be cheer
fully exhibited, and any Information
promptly furnished, On communications
may be addressed to
j. P. CUREAGLNS, AGENT
Delaware Ohio.
mar 28 90 "
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-02

The bin, providing for Geological
Survey Of Ohio, passed the Senate on
Wednesday morning by vote of "a
yeas to 4 nays. The bill is now law.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-02

President Grant has expressed his
purpose to make a majority Of the new
appointments of Indian Agents from
the society Of Quakers. He is prob
ably led to this course by the reeollec-
tton OF William Penn's humane and
prominently successful management
Of Pennsylvania tribes.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-02

srHers was a disastrous confagration
Sf steamboats, at st. Louis on Monday
night. Seven fine steamers were de-
stroyed.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-02

a wife wanted her husband to SYM
pathize with her in d feminine quarrel /;
but he refused, saying: GIVE lived long
enough to learn that one Woman'B Just
as good as another, II not better"
"And !, . retorted the exasperated wife,
'shRVe lived long enough to know that
one man INST as hsd rs another, If
not WoSk
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS

AssEssOR-JOsEPH II. CRAWFORD VIII
be an independent candidate at the election
to be held April 5th, for the Office OF Asses
soF foR Delaware Township mlE28W2
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-02

The oe1ciaI vote OF Ialinais, just pub
lisbed shows Gov Faimer's majority
to be 50,oo9.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-02
THE HEST
rs THE CHIEAPEsT!g

THE following named Ingureelie9
u Companies have not only solid CASH
CAPITALS, but also age, experience ana care
Jttg 1lCtitdgen9eglt TO recommend them TO the
conhdehce and patronage Of an tne proper
q man pays for frfsureITee, he ought 20 re-
ceIve a Policy secured by something g0rg
real than Paper Capital. Cheap, tC0Ttttess
and fsgttS5Ue have all Insurance CUIFlpfillle
proved in past years, not based upon bona
gfCie CASH CAPITAL.
The undersigned, as Agent for the follow
ing Fire, Life, Marine and Accident ln3ur-
ance Conn pauieg, will promptly attend 70
all calls for POlielssj and issue same 0t o1'c5I
at rates as
CHEAP AS THE GH@AFIBT
consistent with safety and see1rity te the
4v,av
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-02
NorEmam Horses.

rTHE UNDERsIGNED win keep has
eA Norman Horse @CONQUEEfOR,' - which
attracted SO much attention last year, and
also another Norman Horse, "B0NA-
PARTE," 7" imported by the Marion County
Company, from France last year, at his sta
bic in Delaware, from April lst to Nov. LIST.
TERAdS-S25, with insurance, and SO for
season-payablss in six months. ..ta
I viii pay the following Premiums on
Colts of either horse
~ 10 ~
% 10 10.
apr2 69-2m w. H. CASE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-02
FLAX SEED TO LOAN

White Sulphur Station.
WWTE are now prepared TO loan Flax
wv Seed at White Sulphur Station. We
have some very choice seed, and viii either
contract the crop, or buy at market price on
apr2 ws HILLS & BRADLEY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-02

EOR All KINDS OF JOB PRINT
Il ing, such as Bill-Heads, Letter-Heads,
Statements, Circulars, Business Cards,
Posters, Hand Bills, Labels, &c, go to the
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

FOR SALE. ~.
go, 600 Strawberry Plants
of the best kind; quantity of GoOSeberry
Sets some Of the best variety of early
Potatoes, &C., all cheap for C1sh.
H, ALLEN,
april2 5wt South Delaware.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-02
oBITUARY-EDwARD BATES.

The death of the Hon. Edward Bates,
which occurred at st. Louis on Thurs
day evening last, has deprived the
country of one of it's purest and not
least able public men. Though a ma
tive of one slave State, and long a res
ident of another slave holding COM
munity, he showed his fidelity to free
dom by emancipating his slaves, and
by his cordial adherence to the Repub-
ncan party soon after its formation.-
An incorruptible official, an able law
yer, a cultivated scholar, and exempIa-
civil life, he has left behind him an
example for all to follow. Hewas born
in GoOchland county, Va, September
4, 1898, was educated in Maryland,
served in the militia during the war
of 1912, studied law with his brother in
st. Louis, and began its practice in 1916.
He speedily rose in reputation, becenl-
ing Prosecuting Attorney for the st.
Louis Circuit in 1918, and Attorney
General of Missouri in 1920. He was a
member of the first Constitutional
Convention of the new State, and after
ward of its Legislature. Under Presi-
dent Monroe he held the position of
United States District Attorney, and in
1926 was elected to Congress for one
term. He declined a Cabinet appoint
ment from President Fillmore, on the
ground of inadequacy of the salary,
and was soon after chosen Judge of st.
Louis Land Court.
In 1856, he presided over the Old
Line Whig Convention, at Baltimore,
but soon gave his adhesion to the Re
publican movement. He received
some votes for President at the Chicago
Convention of 1860, at which Mr.. Lin
coin was nominated, and en- the 1atter's
was offered and accepted the
Attorney Generalship. He held the
place nearly four years, and then re-
tired into private life.
Though not so well known as many
more active politicians, he was known
and appreciated throughout the count
nv. Harvard College, not prodigal in
the distribution of its honors, confer
red on him the degree of Doctor of
Laws, in 1858, and has seldom more
worthily bestowed it.-Cf1s. Gazette.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-02

A LONG Law SUIT.-A case just
brought to a close in the English
Court of Chancery has been almost as
protracted as the famous "Jarndyce
VS.. Jarndyee," but has had a more
agreeable termination. Twenty years
ago lady named Walter was engaged
to be married to a Mr.. Dancer, a young
gentleman of some wealth, The we'd
ding day was fixed and all prepara-
tions were made, when Mr.. Dancer
was taken suddenly i'll and died on the
very day appointed for the ceremony.
He had meanwhile made a will be-
queathing all his property to his in
tended bride. This will was stoutly
resisted by the relatives of the de-
ceased, and the suit became apparent
ly interminable. The lady married
another gentleman and had several
children, all of whom died in infancy,
and about two years ago she herself
died. The heir-at-law, a brother, has
now succeeded in obtaining a decree
from the Court of Chancery, establish
ing his right to the property, which
has a value, notwithstanding legal
charges, of about $40O, 900. The fortu-
nate man is a tradesman at Oxford.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-02
GAZETTE JOB OFFICE,
DELAWARE, OHIO,

Where you can have your work executed
in the best style of the art, on splendid pa
pers, at the lowest living prices. TRY 1T.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-02
ns1lre Against Accidents.
SEWING mACmTNEs.
OUR NEW FAMILY
SEWING WACHINE3

FTVHE superior merits OF afe sssimEer7
Machines over all others. for either
family use OF manufacturing purposes, are
so well established and generally admitted
that an enumeration of their relative e&1
cellences is no longer considered necess lry 20
simple,
Compact
Durable,
RanmlRnnI.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-02
IWsURANCE.
Tmsm ameef COMPANY y
HARTFORD, CONN.
.rrn.TrnR a. - - QEEICE.

AUDITOR OF STA TIES OFFICE l .-.-
Department OF insurance.
-.,1'IE go .-T' C0EUIfRaEa3 Jan. lg l3dl
RIt hereby cettifeCi3 blEH1 She 2srNiA- 1llsu4.s
A2SCE ConEPAET, located nb EiaFtforfls an ele
Gfaee Of ConnepfirsFTf Ilag culnIfet i1 al rec
sp6cts, with the laws Of this State ralGplM8
TO such Instrat1Be Companies, for the cur
rent year, and has filed it this ontc9 "a
sworn seatemenG3 showing tGB con itiou nnl
business, at the date OF suCh statement, ns
follows rt rT
Amount OF acteal paid ui Cap u. ,..
1tals ~ llg9lJ1 W
1Ay5ssyS 5l5O95l u
Aggregate amount OF GhaD1Al- a.
ties, Including Reinsurance. AiiAbs9il 48
Amoumt of Income for the pre- 80 ~,
CedinE efaauIl1N %
Amount of expenditures for the 90,
preceding year. 5f5e4 lJ4 ~
In Witness Whereof have
~ q hereumto subscribed my
(sEALA name, and caused the Seal Of
49, my ONCE to be affixed, the
day and year above written.
JAMES H GOODMAN
AUDITOR OF STATE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-02

Iowa is out of debt, and has balance
Of S629, 200, cash, on hand. Good fer
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-02

The Democratic Sheriff of st. Paul,
Mimi, summoned ajury of sixnegroes
and six white men, on Wednesday, to
try a negro on a criminal charge. The
negroes were unanimously for convic-
ton, and the whites for acquittal.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-02

In Fail River, Mass, the School
Committee have appointed Miss Lewis
a young negro woman, as teacher in
the intermediate school on High street
in that city. She is a graduate of the
high school and the normal school at
Bridgewater.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-15

PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
FoRr scHUrLER. y. 7. HAhsSoR.}
Proposals in duplicate, with a copy Of his ad-
VERT semept attached will be- received By ths uu-
dsr:igaed until II 30 a. M November l. ists' for
FRESH BEZP
TO the troops At this post
The said Beef must be fresh, Of good market.
a1srssr.. th:ei,. sssnts, and fidssy tsilow to b
excluded and TO be delivered at this post free OF
cost In such quantities as may be from time to time
required by and on such days as the commanding
officer shall designate. not exceeding four times
The neeks OF the cattle sis ughtered for beef to be
eliysTed under this agreement shall be cut OF At
the fourth yeItsbrAl Joint. and the breast trimmed
down. The sbAnks Of fore quar- eT, shall BE- cut oa
Of quarters from six to sight inches above the
gambreI or hook Joint.
This contract 70 be In force six months, o. such
less lime as the CommissAry GsnsI.l shall direct
eraI Of the Department Of the East , ~.
In ease Of failure Of deficiency 10 the quhny OF
quantity .of the Fresh Beef stipulated % be de-
New York harbor, shall have power 70 supply me
deficiency by purchase, and the contractor Will be
charged with the d ference Of cost.
Tss sSItrsss,OT mil, DO sqT5sS e sa so a.c
whose names mutt be mentioned In the IDS.
The proposals. will be opened a. li5 a. m on
Wien Wien line and place bidder are requested to be
RT:PS.: xIll DO marE'd"PrepoffsliE tSE IRSss'"
f Brew. Msics United State. army. Rirst Ieutsa
VII ool5-6t
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-15

nrw YORK MARHnr.
d.sssa fsr i:n %qS ass9 Ami Ami
sss ss. Pwi s.. ssi.s ca ,l r0s ss sS
dun and so@iasi, Si.iS0Si.is. forE sdyanssd;
denasd fair, eeo.so. Gold q sox.
BALrInoas, October -Bresisssfs.-Thers
10 still some demand for Flour AZ low figures,
which 10 being met By the holders, and we
S 9. sH % s:ss' E Ssi'f Z, e.
100 barrels Western Extra 81 1slalzSlSs Is, the
latter choice, 100 barrels Howard Street Extra
sss 100 barrel. Ne. Es SSi ,cy
Wsss,-Pfisss for WS.s, tSl ee no oss w,r.
ssfy tx: * .ys: ss, y.ssa p: S s.s..
red !, siiaSSi Is Tor prime and Slsc@si Is Tor
choice, Loo bushels medium grade Maryland
syvsais rcd Il ia, and y 600 sa.bsIs Indian.
red at u os6ei.p. No sales Of white.
Cora. ,Ds% an fairly active and ns,ke.
a,eilsi l.oeo bushels southern white at q .os
0sl:T for ny-eu,, and tll2@tl.iI for good TO
,ow a. n.cs, and 1850 bushels Western yellow
Rys.-No sales reported to-day.
0ats..Sales to-day some 1000 bushels at 81
Ceioa.-Ths market /. armer In tone this
morning, and less disposition II manifested to
press ssies than day or two past We have
heard Of no sales hs yet, but holdsru ask gen.
orally 26.f cents for low middlins, and % cents
'0 css%'MTke nsrls, 4. nrm su. quiet, tn.
only sale yesterday WAS one Of 800 bags Rio on
private terms, and so far to-day We have no
sales to report. We quote as before, via
Rio, in bond, sI<0ioA cents. for fair to good;
dSsy PAL. e. n, %1 sr ',s 70 ssoc Sd
l6Iz(7l7x cts. for good to prime, and isaisL
cts. Tor choice,
Moiassss. we hear of no further sales Of
tn. artieis hat -. o,ot. /. !. fotIa.. IT.. 81 |.
cIsseS ~ ssSa. ~. suSSos M,, ,o.owH S9os
ets, Ensl,sS I.,.n2 ~ saSs1o ~. ia pys ss
| Rieo Al eo1sJk a.n,. 80, Ssr,o U.s. ""u ro''o
u1s recd."BfoGhstuif still sells at A0cs
osnts, and Middlings at $500 cents for light,
| and ssf7oo osnts per bushel Tor heavy, but the
| market 10 not specially active. -.
Prortsions.-As the season advances there IL
more disposition manifested amons holders to
| run OF their stocks, and Bacon 10 Offering at
.ns sogs ,ni: gs o e. rs
| are, however, still held firmly at u cents.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-15
Builders and Material.
8. P. WRISLEY,

8. P. WRISLEY,
tsuessssor 10 n. W, Hamilton / Co., No. 2<3 Penn
sylvania AvenueD
DEALER IN
SLATE b MAHBLE MANTELS, BRACk-
Ers, pEAGKET sHEtyEs, TABLE
dRATEs, suMSER PiEoEs,
Young Ms ss'' osss::,,.s xs.os,.,iS,.
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The public are respectfully Invited 70 call and
yaried tbap nv IN thia mnrket oc6-N
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CONZAGA COLLEGE.

tn; G ;'i'i'ii i 4 COLLEGE
WI S S;YBB;sYS Z, SEPTEMBER ., 1869.
sSs 49, rctA p ;ns' 'StEfRRRR.s President
MEDICAL P6IhRTMdEEgTo OF GEORGE
co fEETssFfEf SRbcA do sFssf9 eIsrH
CITY o. washfsofoS.
,,,,...,. J yssEE fS.s$1hs 2, :, v.,,,,,.
], $:s..
!oassSSss' i EtiS,r, n
Professor fPriseipes and Practice Of Surgery and
IAxssss i 4 f9 hsnSsiSsss'h
81 @ Wish 5Sas H. ThiS.p suites
r'e'''G. aAR Ritffr ASS in: tns RS.:''p'''
Professor E 8 GE4Gis:bSlSSS Sk ~ surgery
Of a;RsY ri Chemistry
1856 i aA 9 Ss'els.| ssr'H'B..
": sIiss.. " riSS Sen.
n lessor srS%Rf EIDkYbSf f 3D.
wAkT siHJRfI 3 gy 2sfsIs, s.d
RoBERTsoNp aoWakD, ND,
oSBR I .sS e E 81 vii 2HRcT
For the Full Course Of LECTURES. .siS
Naturalization ...........'''.'''''..''' @
Demo natrAtor "
oradussion ''"''.''''''''''''''''''" y
' PsI fa asss! Information .ddi:..
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-15

MosEs KELLI. Cashier Of the NATIONAL Metro
polltan Bank, OF wAshi gtou, D. C., do solemnly
swear that the above statement 10 true to the best
MosEs KELLY. Cashier
CoIrset-Attesl: JOHN D. BLAKE,
W. o. METZERoTT,
Directors,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-15
DRoPosALs FOR FRESH BRRP

Dlstrfct Of Columbia, County Of Wdshiag tsn:
sworn to and bsc rbed before this fou eenth
day Of October. 1850. J.DAwsOk JAMES, tsEAL,
ocl6-lt Notary Public