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GUY b. PHELPS, w.s. OLMsTEAp
Prssident. Secretary.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSUR
ANCE COMPANY
HARTFORD. OoHN.
Assets over
fWBNTYEVE MILLION DOLLARS
9E0R91 Y. MARBLE, Agent,
Federal Bisck, Reom 3,
opposite Post Once Department,
% 0-0 Corner 7th and ss1sess
DROPosALs FOB FORAGE.

HEADo'Rs FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT,
OFFICE CHIEF QUARrERMAsrER,
RICHMOND, Va, Jlly 6, $780,
sesied Proposals in triplicste, vii! be received
ns a.. anis once until II m, Of FRfDAY, August 8,
1859, for the delivery Of Forage TO the Quarter,
:. suoh times and in such quantities may
,o1s AZ Son Monros, Va, $500 bushels Oats and %
AZ AZ RiehMond; Va, in storehouse ss Rockst..
other points ss may be desisnsted by the under.
sfened, 100 bushels Of Oats asd 90 tons Of Hay.
Al Winchester, Va. such quantities Of Oats and
Ley as may BE- REQUIRED Tor the service Of tIAf
hay. & 0sn and as} to Be Of the best quality. The
The nshf o rect any OF an bidsis reserved .aad
the usual conditions, mentioned In previous 81.
yerttsement, from this once, win b required %
'Propes.is may NJ Se made for any one or all of n.
eocvs fosS, cnd bidder must Stats separstsly the
eech point shove naSsd. -S'S sAA ny ~
doT5.Gd a. :. frolecais for 1orass," and Forwarded by
sy SESss e The General Com I,1s I'M.
Brsyee Colonel. Quarssrmsstsr U. 3. xrmy.
Gnasf dQ dQuarssrnAstsf ia 1dissfy DistFiet.
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DAYMEHf Oy SAC AND FOX sCgIP.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
OFFIcE oE INDIAN AFFAIRS, June Is, 1859
Notice is hereby given that the Secretary CT the
Interior 10 prepared to pay the outstanding In
sissippi represented by certificates issued By the
Incian Bureau.
prier TO August I, 1859, as after that date no in.
terest win be allowed on them They should be
transmitted through this ONCE. and the applica:
ONCE address Of the claimant.
=, B. PARKER,
iel. COMMITS nor
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PUBLIC SALE

ss:. on SATURDAY,. August ~ iSs issap prsm, ~ !,
m, Q fine Farm, containing $50 acres. ~its
and other fruits. This farm is sitnst I'd 70 mia
from College Station aud one mtle from Srargs,
Switch, Wasbineton Il H. The yraw,a Se 80 ssxs
will be sold With the farm n desired. s'oss
Provision viii be made to convey perssns from
College Station st 10 g. IN HUN
FAwOETr & RALDENAN.
{ UhzaWu so AZ st., Mashin ct On y
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PPLICATION FOB DUPLICATE LAND
"A WARRANTS.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INFERIOR.
PENSION OFFICE, July 18th, 1856.

UEFAkThkNI OF THE INTERIOR.
PENSION OFFICE, July 18th, 1856.
10 WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Applications having been made under the oct Of
June 3 1860. for the reissue Of the following de-
scribed La ID Warrants, which alleged to have
been lost destroyed Notice 10 hereby given
that at the date following the desert ption ef each
warrant, Dew certificate or warrant of like te nor
will be reissued IL valid objection should then
appear. II. VAN AxkGAM, Commissioner.
No s. SIS for the J6o acres, issued under the act
February IL, l847, the name Of Samuel q. Nor
pod and other brothers and sisters of George
3rwood. deceased, and was granted July H, 1919.
V g, ,2S4, for $50 acres, issued under the act Of
ZACH s. 1855, in the name OF Sarah widow of ohm
DsAer, and was granted January IL, 1851. August
NSso ls6, for $50 acres, issued under the act Of
febrNry ii, $50 In the name Of James A Har-
mon, bother end heir at Law Of Andrew Harmon,
essSsts: ssSte: ana ,s Tss granted November S, 1857
30; A65, for leo acres, Issued under the act Of
March Sl6e5, In the name OF Thomas Abrams, end
we graaed April l5, lH6. September u, 1850.
Il NJ, ,&.N, for l6o acres. issued under the oct o,
/ March ., b66, In the name Of Nancy Persons
Si1ST % o. Nrnsr Pe,s1nss ,es end was granted April
No. SWpr 90 scres, issued under the act o
/ March ), lt5dn the namo Of Henry Wal1soo, and
was Qente1 1Ay =, 1885. September Is, l0oo
duyncae Of Lana warrant Csftihcate. Uo
- 6S4, for u@ leres, issued under the aet Of Feb
1 ruary IL, lel. n the name Of Lucian Cox. and
4 Vas granted SeDember =, 1873. Octooer D, l8N.
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SOMETHIN0 NEw-fHl EMPIRE MILK
- COoLkk.-ws warrant this % cool milk .
further particulars aDDIy e l26 6th street.
jeE-tAuGl
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,

TOMORROW.
Rf CHAs. W. BOTELlR, Auctioneer,
u (successor to }. o. Mcclure & 90 y
Corner Of Pennsylvanis avenue aud 10Th st.
PLREMPToly SALE OF An HxrEHsIyE
MI FMRNIT RNsHT 70 ~ sUPkhIoR HkW CABi
a On 1fStIEs TSrspAT Mols1ue. Angus. 81. =.
Jltinet Furniture, belonging to dealer declin-
Fsros IL si ST
back; Walnut Centre Table, marble top, Walnut
ass PIER Pie
Green Rep and Hair-cloth Lounges, Inisid Rooker
1s sop S.s
Chairs, Extepsion Tables. Hall Hat Racks and
marble top; Sets Of Cottage Ohanber Forniture
Of Furniture &C., forming . large variety, well
worthy the attention OF the trads those furnish
GHAs. W. BOrELER. Auc,'r.
fsmy M ss in front e ,ae
b. pub, -un Chron Sun. Herald
RY WILLIAM Z. WALL q 90. Auets.,
walls Opera House,
On MT Al Iuso., si SS
LIE: meneisg ate O'Clock. IN front of the premises
in So usre Nc 100. One Frame Houee, es Con,siniHs
srocms Lot Il feet front by 100 feet deer, RAINING
DECK tc an afiey. also side alley
The above property ts situated on Goth street
between L and NJ streets.
Terms. Ore third cash balance in six aud twelve
months. Convey yancing and stamp ps AZ cost of pur.
chaser. go ceposit as soon as property ssolI.
Title perfect. W. l.. WALL CO.,
Iy.g IExpressl AuctisnsSrs.
nY GREEN WILLIAMS.
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast corner of Seventh and ID streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
yIRIlNIA AVENUE. NEAR THE CORNER
OF SD 81 BEET WEST.
-, BY virtue OF q deed in trust frem John T.
La cane and wife, be airing date on the lst day
AAof November, 1861. and recorded In Liber &C.
u No % folio 247 ct seq at the request of the
holder of and to pay note tor the sum of S2g IS,
with interest from the lst day OF November, 1857,
the subscriber will sell at public sale, W I'D
EESDAY, the ith day of August, 1859. at 81
O'Clock p. nj. on the premises Lot No. 2. in Nc
Williams subdivision In Square No 535. fronting
~ feet on virginia avenue by 81 feet deep to an
alley. With the improvements. consisting of q
we'll built two story Brick Dwelling House with
Store BOOM
Terms: One third cash, tof which Slco must be
raid on the spot0 balance in six and twelve
months, for notes secured by d, ed in trust pom
the property and if not complied with in five days
after the SALE the pro perty will be resod at the
risk and expense of the psrehaser. All convey
ing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser.
CBAS. 8. .WAGLACH. Trustee.
U2S-d dads GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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In virtue Of writ Of fsri fecias issued from the
Of Ool1mbis, and 70 ne directed, VIII sen q SuS
hc ale fer cssb in front o. the Coglt Hoass door
Sust s a 3 AZ sns csx % An
70 Wit, viz:-An defendant right, title, ,coSm and
IL q and e Lot No f. n sSus,s No iss
md singular the tmprovemenn thereon seized
end Levied upon e the property Of Allison NaiIor
favor of Moses L. Merrell. use Of Windsor Ford'
July 10, 1869 sIai
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FtfEatSSa1'v vfs1sSSi$saAsE aasE.Esq. .SESsHqs.On. ,1,rn

lsx ana sa. s,Ssssi ssis:
U.s. A.; ss., M'isr Cen oTCSn;snd, G. Uis:
A.. Captain J. Burns, sth Cavalry, u. 9. A.,
e. 6autier, Eco. Cooper LAtimer. jy " I'm
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A NTaRAOTTE GOAL FOB TIE NAVY.


NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF EouIPrEaJ Akp kEeEV.yIss,$
o stss ale NPTOpcs.: for furni.hins A1.hrscts Coal
sn1,ns 1a ns, lime ige, will be rscsivsd ct this
Tss.s fG ss ssusSsi nssi.ss
Tor Anthracite Coal for Steamers" that they may
The oeT must be for the dsiiVsry Of fiS s TONS
The Coal HnS must be Of the best Buck Moup,.,, .,
Black Heath, or Of . Kind eousl % then In sii
respects for the purposes intended which equality
q s.1s ;ss &:
The name Of the coal proposed 10 be furnssb.d
mg,s Be st.tsd io the .ner
a .s sSssss .. :, %s4 e e
and sitSo;s extra essss. :; r:1 a:I
The coal must In oil respect. be ..t,.s.c.orv,o
Bureau. Who win have the Right Of psrsnStory % re,
ssg.Jsts ,s s.s,:d Pr..es.l. YIN also -
Az: ds:: iaf :'s' a. s:e: 4 4 e:
,.. ..I. sHGsIss,ssosg.a; G.s,.s! ss..s;.I4 4.H.
700 Jump, eHsns Pictsd)
s:$= Co.,. S::s:,. ,- .f-,...
r.s ss .s.. r.a,.ls, ls:s:sS.i go!
.$.. .s. Ssss;rl::s, r.. or.l...
~ ton. I.A,:as s.ase aSss; ts;.4 ,.s..p
%: 81. 81: ::il:sl1ss;' s:: !! s:ii: NJ.
.sss.. I.siss. ttss...1f' ts..
4. ~. ~
- ssmi- Bitumisoas, Lunp. 49,, s.,
WARRINGTON. r sa5l..
ssS 6s.Serisn1. run Of nine.
NQ1IOLK. 49,
60 tons eumberioad. run OF mines.
Propesals must be for IN the coal rsQuirsd n
any one navy yard, which Win consSdfufe -.
rate class and the contract viii BE- avarded ID -
lowest bidder foc each olas0 -
The Coal % Be Of the best quality Of tbs Rsnaa
named; % o Nee from dust an1 foreien sUbstanc@
and subject 20 Inspection.
The price must Be per ton Of 100 pounds for tn
coel aeivsreo on the nayy-yard wharf az the r.
specnve pieces named, without additional ex peas~
or rsxfra charge 30 the Governments; tse ouast,ty
oeiiissred 70 Be Paid for st weight Of nsvy-ysrd
Blsrk forms OF offer, guarantees, ko- x,,i.
ni.Lsd on sspiicafion 20 the Bureau. e 'u''
ENGLIsH PICKLES vn n,
E.W.B RCHrLL. oAL-besS
/" esrner llth and \. .st,eet.
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FURNITURE W.
AT REDUCED PRICES. ~
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE OF SUP'T OF SEWERS. &c,
GIry HAIL

OFFICE OF sUP'T OF SEWERS, &c,
CIrY HALL.
wAsHINGToN. d O., July oath, 1859.
Sealed Proposals v ill be received at the Mayors
Cfce until ~ M, TUESDAY,, August sd, for con
structipg an Arched Road way over Tiber Greek,
81 the intersection Of North Capitol street with X
street north according TO the plan and specifica.
tions to be seen at this once.
Bids will 10 received for each separate item of
work and material; also for the whole work
All bids fnust be accompanied by q penal bond In
tie sum of ten thousand dollars O,OO0D that the
award ed to him; the suHciency of the security to
be certified to by the Register Of the city.
The risht ia reserved to reject any all bids, II
1t be deemed for interest of the Corporation
to do; ana any bid that does not conform in every
respect to this advertisements will not be consid-
cred.
Proposals to be endorsed. Proposals for Bridge
at North Capitol and E streets !"
J2i-IOt CHAs II BLISS Supt Of Sewers, &c.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON


RT aREls 3 wIItlAa4gs: IA e., ..,.r,o,
No. SSe ooutheast corner Tth and d streets.
TRgsrIEv SALE OF a GOOD FRAME HOUSE
lima FFiEA EkIs+ AZ NNHa AsD
4. !: 5; Ss... y ssss >; i' H. e
Il S; sG nee s hs ss
q, Ho Lot No IL v;tS s q s,sns
~enss, con'istiSs sSGo q snug frame House
TeIms:. One Saif e.sh; belaloe in s 6 and
snd revenue stsmps At the cost Of .the pufch sser
With
the Trustee the right TO re-:e!l the prop
ser, b! adverttsins three time in sOme newspaper
published in Washingsopi .; P1Io,n q; ..
yeodsa.M MAHsfesEs Adsfss HsHf2tRx ssESiasss ass.
D Auetionsers : and and Resi Estate Broksr
No. $40 Southeast corner OF Seventh and d SIS
TEgsTEEs, SALE or a VALUABLE house
66ksllSS! coz lS! 81 ~ s1. sSogH sssI A sfhI.r NhAk
"A ~B5 virtue Of . deed Of trast, executed by
s'i%n s1s Day FesT' xTsa: aas xf issss fase
G. reed In Lter No -, one & the i.nt TeG 1ris of
ss 0e%Py IL
Cd day Of August A. D. 1859, in front OF the prem
auction, sl that piece and parcel of Ground lying
in the Ci of Washington, D. o., and known a.
and being parts of Lots numbered Il aud Is, in
Square numbered 76I ard des crissd as follows viz
Beginning for the same at a point on South A St.
9 feet and inches west of 81 street esst aud run
ming thence south 75 fe & thence gest 81 feet and
inches; thence south 25 feet ard inches, thence
wesi 4 inches; thence north 100 feet and inches,
90 said A street and thence east TO the place of
beginning. The improvements upon the above
described parcel of ground consist OF an eNcellent
and Eearly new two story Frame Dwelling House,
with two story back building.
Terms: Gne third cash (of which adeposit OF $50
will be required at time Of sale bslance IN ana
l. me pths The purchaser will be relrired 10 give
notes bearing interest from the day Of sale for the
deferred payments, secured by deed OF trust upon
the property; and also to keep the bouse insured
against damage by fire, and assign the policy of
Insurance for the benefit OF the trust Conyeyan-
cling and stamps at the cost of the purchaser.
RIEHMAkD nuM y n LassksnH'{ LaskmH'{ Trustees.
iyl2-eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct's.
RY WIN. L. WALL CO., AuetioneeEs.
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pIANO TUHIs0 AHD REPAIRING.
ss FIRE: t,.o. 70. !srs.t WI.p S..,...
sy:Ss. "a :sssss. & ssii svss s:sssisi sstssties
e sSs Other s :.is also sssDstss
TREAsURY DEPARTNINT,
OFFICE OF Ss MarsS r. iss
F g. s:is e
s,:,:5 SS = the :sns ss' 8 iSS SSs'd
0rf.i ~ f.i.visv oonptpoisr q q the ouSrsasy.
INIT1D STATES lATIIT 0TTIOl,
tn. ,..,t,Un ~ BfRSxsS S5ifzz, 4 Psii..
delphia. FennSyIvaaia praying Tor the extsnsisn
Of patent arsntsd Q aim q ths a day of OsSo.
Per, Per, iSss, tor IN imDrovmsssin oorfusased ksnse-
!: o,ss.:s AZ ~ "a sss.s,ss BE-: b ss:.a :. III.
S. :SSSS:ss 80 s: g :s r ;
'.'.~ aas. ''''fs ne Isz sx4gsE q 1si. t!sHsR.
l1RPHHNs, O0gRf, July ., ,is0-DlsrIIcr
&. Ss:s q %
q Isrs.s M.stin S.es::sS The 4 A.
court sD
pointed TUisDAY: thelitA dsi q Aasess, a 5.
n hand. g fsr = To zane hsys BEEN s'sss' col
lected and turned Into money. when and where
all the creditors end hersof said deceased are no
titled to attsnd With thair dsims properly vouched
or they nay otherviss b ~ Be excluded from al
benefit N said rdsosssedt ,stats: provided COPY
This sr a
day. Il. - - I0gt:-A. WEBSTER.
limited STATES PATEIT OFFICE,
y WAsHIIsroN p CY July 3, 1889.
Iowa, pfayins fcr the sxtensi;n Of patent sranted
to him on the 9Th day q 0sCSsr, lsss, and rsis-
ment in Mschines for Making lnveiopes
1t 70 ordered that said letitior be heard at
peTson nav oppose this extersfCn Objections. ce
positions. and other papers ihould Be dl;d IN this
| SAMUEL 8 FlseiER
l jyl3-law3w Commissioner Of Patents,
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Tan OLD sssaibtSHaR 3. soibsFiaISR SIHS I a., OF
Lh0.HsED PAWNBROK kRe

near PennsyivAnta avenue.
SlsI ~ Elfhest cash 81 Avances on oil rim
aeLe1.1oIse, N any ensunt and Tor sbf fSe<s
ome desired et reasonable rates AO4
interest on lsrEs sums ErsstlJ rstuoss. y '
6uGness strictly oeuddentiaI
0sods sorghf for cash and son ~ Drissts s..s'
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AUCTION SALES.

WILLIAM WALL & co. Auctioneers
ID Stores corner Ninth and C streets,
tWals Opera Housed
SALE OF FURNITURE, PLATED WARS, &c.
"a On TUESDAY n2RNING. August ID.
H snT sses CONS c of runisure :s
&c. comprising
Walnut .Ss 4 ssSsssSs sna %srdfoSs:. oSs:n'''
Bsastesds Tables. Chairs.
lair and shuek Nj sttresses.
Feather Beds and Pillows.
Carpets, Stoves, Crochery, &c.
Fine R.,Iisersiorss With Crooks, &c.
iop Doz Knive. ard Forks
80 Table and TEASPOONS.
Plated Forks, Spoons, &c.
Work Ro1ss Cologne.
/, VIM l. WALL & CO., Aucts.
EoR sALE-By GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. on
THUasPsT hrSs' 0sSs6 stSs o .,;ess sse
between 2ith and 18th; 2 doors from cars an 2 se'
" BALTIMoBE AMP 0WvAAsHINGroN
On TBURsDAY. August 18th. 1859: at L. o'clock
Gs ace s and sdoin.
Vsnsville, known as Happy Home:' nile
aud furr see property very ii ne land and good i'm
Terms 81 SEQ cash: balance easy.
Farm No 2 contains 2iS acres, ~ miles from
BeItsyille, with 6ne improvements; belongs to
heirs of Lemuel Boteier.
Terms; One third cash; balance in ! and years.
Farn No 3coutains l07 acres; Ia miles from me
railroad; coed improvements.
Terms: Cash For full particulars apply to NJ
BAkNoH, 32 st. Paul street, Baltimore, Send
ard Get q hsndbll
Also, good Il ouse for sale at Laurel. aul 2w'
go ruHrIrOH. q
E1staa AT RIDUCED PRICES. "
Owing 20 a change about to be msde In the build
ing. shall from this date offer my entire stock
not at cCet-but a. KEDUUED PRIOlS. Persons
wishing Furniture will save zine and money by
ruTch asing new, rather than attend auction sales
Call and judge for yourself:
FURNITURE wARVROOMS, so 7th st.
nv 28-tf adjoining Odd Fellows Hall.
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EEGLIsH PICKLES
IL AND SAUCES.
N-vR pcur. SALAD oIL-Best,
Z" ssrasr iath and = .snsst,. =
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EULEsAH QUARTERMAsTERs STORES.
SALl OF GOVIRNMINT BUILDIHes, &c.

I OFFICE GEN,L Acc're AND DrsB's OFFICER,
Bureau Q Rg., Fysedm'n aad Abdnd Laads$
nv s,,s.,aAn ,WAsa1IHsroH; ~ p; O., July 2sth, Iss0
ard, o. D. A ,Oomnissioper, win be cold by public
auction, et Oampbell Hospital, Boundary, 1oar
Seventh street, on 4oEDAT, August Soth, is6o ,ss
llI Four Frame BuiIdiuu,
(lol Ten Barrncks, .a
E IN One Stable. az GO
j H) One Dead House. 4s.s
u1 l.S 09: M rirs nlqs: .,.
" star Pipe, under ground. - =
Terms Of sale: Oa6h. - -
] iyso-6t Bvt. Major aad Disb1fsine Oficcr.
nj 8. HARSHALD SALE. - ~ : :
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= ''':''' $e9S:$sS :$$E;. 'sssAss'
Are branas s:u!.riS. susiisy. and ere guar
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~. b. JEWELL's PRIZE SOAP.

THE B1sT,
BECAUSE THEY SAVE TIME, LABOR AND
NONE Y, AND MAKE THE CLOTHES
WHITE AND CLEAN.
The New York herald., 1869-05-05

On NORTH MOORE sTREET.-wOODHUbL
~ oOU9E Orange county MIX and Cream hotels, ice
saoons Ac, supplied from Prospect Park 10 Harlem
river. Orders By mail win receive attention.
The New York herald., 1869-05-05
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, MAY s. lsea-TR1PLE SHEET
COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD AT GREENWICH, CoNN.-LoCA-
~ ton healthy; splendid Rooms with superior accomm q
cations Apply to }. I. WEED, Greenwich.
The New York herald., 1869-05-05

DERsONs WISHING TO SUBSCRIBE FOR THE
i HERALD Will. BE sERyED At AN EARL, III Mo, nlI
BY LEANING THEIR ADDRESS AT THE BHANUh vr
FICE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD, l4S FubroN
STREET. BROOKLYN
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18
say Sous sus

lt4&tH! 4 ftttiE IA = al Nft1sfl
The ST'TrttGite gfa9ely aiiifouiets that
all efforts hitherto made tolcivilizctiIel
American Indians have failed for the
reason that those, who. made them did
not consider that man progresses by
short advances, never by including i'll
one advance and in one age the aggre-
gate of advances which have marked
through many ages the progress iefthe
Caucasian race
Are you there, old Truepenny?
What chastisement, then, do not
yeaf Radieals in and outpf: Gonglsess,
deserve who have lisked the whole
future of American liberty by insist
ing that we shall include in one ad-
vance for the ignorant and d dcgiaded
slaves of the South. thes aggregate Of
advances which have marked through
many ages the progress of the eau
cassian race nifrom tribal sefEitudef III
the East up TO universal suffrage il
the West ?-Ne,r EoTk, " -orld.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18
= - - = = = =
MANUAL LABOR.

.The Philad elphia Ledge,y in discuss,
ing about the disposition to shun labor
and to flock to'the cities, says :sa y )
The degradation of the laboring
classes in Europe comes, not from the
nature of their toll, but from absence
of all other elements from heir daily
life. Man has various natures, reduif-
ing variety OF, occupation, and his
intellect, heart, Imagination and taste
are grievohsly wronged when his life
is devoted to the one pursuit of earn
ing subsistence, But in this, eoun-
tr,yy meme areat thus~debarI'eti from cufs
tivating every part of their nature.-
All are within reach of q fair share of
outward good. The demand 1for la
Dor is uninterrupted, and the opening
enterprise are far more, numerous
in branches of manual industry than
in any other. Material wants rouse
the world to activity Labor shows
forthlits true dignity when thought is
united with it2-when the mind keeps
pace with the hand. When the farm
Ell utilities the principles of chemistry,
and the mechanic studies the laws of
matter and of motion, and both cul-
tivate the best specimens Of humen
nature will be developed. The intro
duction of drawing into mechanical
pursuits can not be too highly priced.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18

THE Holmes 6oaatyI 'Z6dFaser gives
an amusing account of the election of
Postmaster lately held in Millersburgh,
at which stEcfe werc ye1eahdidates.
some of whom dispensed hedrg hos
pitalities in. the shape OF, " Boome7
ra,ng.h THAT paper gives tile follow
ing as one of the incidents of the oc-
casion - 81 --aiir9sss - .s-t5 1852 ~
aAbonf dusk We discovered one
fellow anchored to laiiip-post, pour
ing forth cascade = tremcnjus to be-
hold \ sympathizing friend, while
! passfngi tteiingly inquired, "ialio,
whats the inatferAare you sick:-
The victim prred upon him 9 look in
which was concentrate, d It perfect ava
lapcile of rcproachgpl contempt, and
blurted out between intervals of CO.
pious uphevals: OH you. d Sc
s-po-sse Tn p-u puking for fun p
/ E.'Peh for
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18
Deeper and Deepera ,

However Republican, papers en-
deaHor foiexplainsth increase in the
public debt, the stubborn fact exists
that it is,hearly sixteen millions inore
than last month, which is at the rate
of three hundred and fifty millions
per annum. The New York Tribune
comes down to IFS work and admits
that:
"We owe more and have less cash
on hand than a month. ago, and that
issue of the new bonds to the Central
line of the Pacific Railroad IS keeping
the market gorged with Government
securities at prices far below their
real value, and that we are constantly
importing fabrics and gew-gaws, that
we oughttoNdo without, and meeting
the, bills by exporting and selling a
twenty per cent. discount six per cent
bonds which our children and grand
children will have to paysEThisIcan
not always go on, ,and- should be stop
pedat once Men in Congress! wha
do you propose to do about it ?"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18
oLD-BUT VERY GOOD.

John and Charles Kemble were sit.
ting one night inthe pit Iof Covent
Theatre listening to play. Charles
Kemble remarked to. his brother, in
the course Of the evening" yt.ss ira 5-l
"I really think this is the. best play
for representation that Shakespeare
ever wrote y gay y .i2El ai ~fsg=5A-essi
No sooner had he made this remark
than huge red-headed, broad-shoul-
dered Irishman, who sat diatefy
behind him, leaned forward, and tap7
ped him on theishoulder to secure his
attention.
"I think, sir" he observed, with a
strong brogue, yelosaids it was one.
Shakespeare that. wrought that playT
ItMas3not Shakespeare, sir, but me
friend, = Iinnard' MGPYSallyr VII at
wrought that play. .-o,.e-y ,,,9s -
60 sirp replied Charles Kenble.
coolly very yelln $3.50 ,, i.i .oeg Ii ,5ao ;
IA short time after this the Irishmai,
tapped him on ithershoulder again :Ias-
"Do, You belave,lG sira.it was me
friend, Linnafd n McNaliy, ii q t
wrought that play fiILJRMO1
"Oh. yes, certainly, sir, ifqyou say
so, was the peaceful answer ar.loJ a .'j 81
For a while they remainedI unmoa
lestedl; ;ibut at last he felt a heavy fin
ger once more upon him;
Your friend that SITS on your left
hand ,naexcIaimed the Irishmalb ttdonv
look as if he behaved it was me friend,
Linnard IMeNally9, what Wrought that
play t7i7Is9 30 ,sa gag 20 aaa - 31s s-.. =
This was too muchsfor the brothers,
they rose together aud left the house,
not tdeeming it either pleasant or safe
to stay in such belligerent society.