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Regular Military Supplies

Regular Military Supplies
For one year from June sotli, 1870, as follows:
FORT ToTTEN, D. r.
6l4 Cords Of Oak Wood, more or less as may be
required
655 Tons of Hay, more or less as may be required
200 Barrels of Lime, more or less as may he re
quired.
FORT WADSWoRTH, D. T.
1864 Cords of Oak Wood. more or less, as may he
required
2e5 Tons Of Hay, more or less, as may be requir-
ed.
FORT ABERCROMBIE, D. 7.
1923 Cords Of Oak Wood, more or less as may be
required.
21o Tons Of Hay, more or less, as may be required.
FORT R1PLEY, MINN.
eas Cords Of Oak Wood, moro or less as may bo
20 Tous of Hay, more Or less, as may be required.
FORT SMELLING, MINI.
COO Cords Of Oak Wood. more or less, as may be
100 Tons Of Hay, mere or less, as may be requir-
ed.
10000 Bushels of Oats.
These proposals will be received at this Office up to
IL o'clock NJ, on the fifteenth Q5th) day of Match,
1870. Also at the Office of Post QuarterIuaster Of
each post to DO supplied, to the Same hou1, when
they will be opened, provided in special Field Or
ders No. II, Headquarters Department of Dakota,
June Goth, 1869, and transmitted to this office.
The solvency and ability of bidders must be certi-
fed to, when not known to this Office BY Post Com
mander. or by the Clerk of Court Of Record.
/ The names of at least two good sureties must be
given in the propoeal
The right to reject any all bids is reserved on
the part Of the Government.
By authority of the Major General Commanding
| the Department.
s. B. HOLABIRD,
Deputy Quartermaster General u 8. A.,
Chief @. NJ. Department of Dakota.
fph17Aw
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-"The Maiden Widow" A sequel
to the Family Doom or, The Sin Of a
Countess, is the name of Mrs. Emma
D. EN-. southvcrth's new novel, now
in pres, and to be published IN = few
days b., T. B. Peterson. & Brothers,
Philadelphia.; 1t will command a very
large sale, as tits one Of Mrs. South.
worth's most powerfully written efforts.
Mrs. Sodthwdrth,' as novelist stand.
..t tie head Of all female ! writer's: i ,.The
Maiden Widow. viii be, issued. in !
large duodecimo volume, sudsold .tthe
10! price rice sf fS' sl.75 ! in J.. cloth or$l:5o
papeEE. cover OF copies viii b sent By
mail, 4 to any place, lPostcpeid, by the
publishers, on receipt ot,.he price, oi
the work in lettet, u, them, ~ j.:
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-. ..:g..ta .. -:
4 "a. 4!
ST. PAUL
Marble and Granite Works
: THOMAS BOWER,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
Foreign and American Marble M0nu
ments, Grave Stones, Gene.
tery Posts, &c.
|. Also, Agent for the State of Minnesots
for the Chicago
Terra Gotta Co.'s Flower vnses, and
Ornamentcd Terra Gotta.
Agent for the celebrated Red and Gray
Scotch Granite.
No. 354 Third street, Upper Town, St.
Paul, Minn.a = vl2-n32-ly y
:. = ESTABLISHED 1851.
: R. MARVIN g. SON,
-. Importersand Jobbersof
lC:HIN lC:HINA a. GLASS
I :, ~AsDEAETHEkwARE,
silver II, y Plated ana Britannia Ware.
LAMPS. Table CUTLERY,
>: 4: LOOKING GLASSES, &c.,
l22 Third. and % Robert st.. ST. PAUL
NJ. BECKER,
BOOT AND SH0E 0EMAKER.
Boots, Shoes and Caters
Made in the latest style and Of the best
stock Good fits warranted. Quality of
work guaranteed,
EASTERN WORK always on hand for
sale cheap. "a, ii
ALSO LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
y shop.onsst. German street; next aoorto
St. Cloud; April2s, 1868. -v1on41-sm
FOUNTAIN HOUSE.
aLENwooD, POPE COUNTY, MINN.
Beautifully located, at White Bear Lake.
one OF the finest lakes in the state. Splen-
did ecenery; excellent water: sail and
row boats plenty Of fish and game.
GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS FOR
GUESTS.
The House is new and well ventilatea.
and supplies all the comforts of home for
the invalid or seeker after pleasure.
~'s;:: TERMS MODERATE.
A Billiard Room in connection with the
mouse: a 80 !, ~. =, >.a L,
T., PEABODY & ROBINSON.
1Glenwood, Sept Z, 1859. >. .n7.t1
OAK HALL.
The proprietor would announce thatbe
sprepared to furnish
FRESH OYSTERS.
cooked in any desired style. Also. sar-
dimes, Cold Lunch, &c.
His bar is supplied with the
~ q,:& ; CHOICEST -; 2~~'
Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
to bsfoand in the city. I
A call ID requested from all who want
in his line. il. ..... ~
FRED. VINCENT. !
st. Cloud. Jan 9Th, 1896. v11n2
CITY RESTAURANT,
FRESH oYSTERs|
t ,sERvED UP IN ANY STYLE.
Game of all kinds in its season.
Fresh and Canned Fruit Confection,rv.
Pastry, &c.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
Regular Boarders at reasonable rates
thankful to my customers for their pat-
ronage,,l would solicit continuance of
the same. 0'
!. LOUIS GoYETTE
~. Ntouu 0an.'1o, 1870 v11n1
~" g.. f.. W. EST,
a.: T. :: tJG& - .:iIA i,.,
AQent for the on
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
-. =. .I"1,.'' ''o'"'
Casn Assets. ..;>- -. $9,t3o,zo2.07.
! "> IMPORTANT!
The attention Of Hardware Dealers Ear and 11on..
Builders and owneSs is respectfully invited to the
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1HT8e HssOFtHeut O1 W WOrSIeu, EMUrOluereU
Slippers and Sofa Cushions. "
Dress & Cloak Trimmings, Silk Gimps
and Frlnges, MOhaiF and SILK, =
BraidS and Cords. =: ::,:g
Buttons, Ornaments, &C., for Cloaks aid
Dresses, in every variety and style.
Ladies' Collars and Cuffs, Fancy Bows
Rid Gloves, Jet Chains, Bracelets and Sets,
Hair Coils, Switches and Braids, Hoop
Skirts and Corsets, &c., &c. ::
Just Received for the N;nter:
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"A large assortment Of

"A large assortment Of
Ladies' Fur Caps, Muffs, and Collars,
Ra1 PRICES VERY LOW. ::
1eT@ Call and see, and you will be satis-
ned.
MRS. NJ. OTTENSMEYER.
st. Cloud Sept. %, 1869. n1O-4
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DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA.
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERmAsTER, =
ST. PAUL, MIMI, February 18th, 1870. }
y such, in the usual form, subject to the usual
ditions, in duplicate, invited from loyal business
men, to supply the several posts In this Department
with the :.
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ranged. 'Hush:sh-sh :" ., =. 81: go. =.
Madame de: :Tracy's warnings usually
! came after the fash, like the report Of
= gun. Catharine, coming along and
listening a little auxiously for the FIRST
greetings, caught the words and The
glance Of significance. What had
they been saying? rwha: did i: mean
Her quick apprehension conjured; up ,
hundred different solutions ) reprimaadl
10 store, no more holidays, no more
merry:making. The reality occurred Il
her as ap imposibility almost. TO very
young people changes are 50 impossible
e. They would: like to come and to 60
and to see allthe world, but TO return
always to tie nest in the same old
creakiag branch Of the tree. Catha.
riue was frightened and uneasy. Al
way home in the drag through ,th'
gray and,golden evening in the; rail
way, ascudding through ."dusky svid'
country; where lights shone from, ath'
farmsteads, and pools still reflected til
yellow in The vest, she sat $ silent il he
corner, With little Sarah asleep besi d
her. Catharine. sat there half happy
almost satisfied, and yet. very sad, an
imagining coming evils: Lot 'then
come! They only seemed 10 max
!. the day which IVES just oyer i N :hiiini
brighter and Brighter 81 eomp.fiiS.!'es, 4 '''i!'s
They could not take it from her; q
should remember it always. An
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THE GREAT BANKER AT HOME,

CTO BE CONTINUED.)
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HATES OF AOVERTISIN6'
sw.amo., amo., 8 mo-, 1yo
Sl,"s WI 1,%a| o~,i AZ: q 90 10 90 10 o.
lWi SOl wv oao( All ! / 90 ~ o.
a." 175l 275t S5o 5Oo ~ ~ "a 90 so %
) 25Ol 335 400 0sol 30 =, "a % sol IS 90
/ 325 AIS 625 OH "a 20 90 1000
x col Isl 7OOI 92o l: ~ 30 sO| AZ sol 525
6OOl 9Ool l11OO - "l ool % 40 4 OOI 1900
u" 7ssll12sll4ool - 1sVo Vo soOo 700 l25O0
u>rEs OF ADVERTISER G.

and Government ad ses..' nd s7i< cents
,er square for tho arst insertion ana ''12
or ssai
rv4arna s uccountablefor the cost Of the same
1t, sass, So
~ advsaos or upon delivery OF the afndavit: .,on+
B. f.rs. Notices ,l5 conts per line to snoc;s
.nd 10 ;snts perline toregular ,advertiseIs. 0p''
Noises, . per cent utadditOnal to regular ra!os:
!. Notice oath simple announcement 1oseIs
,btuary notices scents ger line; marriage "o'''s'
~ cents. .,,os & cents
per line. ,rt;saments
i. specia, place and doublecolumn advertisements
80 be inser ted at rates agreed upon.
7. Yearly advertiser sto pay quarterly. .,tisfac-
s. Strangers mustpay in advance, or s'Vo '"''
raferenceS
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JOB PRIN r T N Ct
If all kiads plain or colored executed on snop BIN
.,.ntae best style, ,aad at St. panl prices NM.
. bae in Gorman and Norwegian, as weA' "' Ae
h. mi " trrautei to give satisfaction
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"a: -
F7RESH OYSTERS
,sERvED UP IN ANY STYLE.
came OF all kinds in its season.
fTesn and Canned Fruit Confectionsrv.
Fastry, &c.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
regular Boarders at reasonable rates
tnsnkfui to my customers for their pat-
ronage'sA would solicit continuance Of
the same. o'
: " LOUIS GOYETTE
st. Cloud, Jan. .l3, 1870 v11n1
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nce-Corner " Washington Avenue
and Chapel street.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-24
FOR CIsOTrr,

No mother should ever be without bottle ef
Tie ENPECT0RANT in tho house. VIC have
numerous certificates of its having relieved.
almost instantly. the little sufferer. when
desih appeared almost inevitable
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EsnAti ore, M ID.
These instruments have been before the
Public for ncarley Thirty yeats, and Hpon
their excellence alone attained an hnpurchas-
cd pre-eminence, which pronounces them un-
equalcd
Their TONE combines great power, sweet
ness and fine singing quality, as we'll as great
purity of Information und Swcetness tlDsotigb-
ont the cntite scale. 49,
Their TOUCH is plinnt and elastic, and
entirely free from the stiffness found in so
many Pipnos.
IN WORKMANSHIP they arc uncqunlled
using pore BSt the very best SEASONED NATE
RIAL, the large capital employed in our bust
ness enabling us to keep continually an inn
mcnso stock of lumber, sc, OF hand.
All oar SQUARE PIANOS have our New I'm
proved Ortrstpng Seaie and A0RArTE TREBLE.
We would call special attention to our
late improvements in GRAND PIANOS AND
SQUARE GRANDS, Patented AuousT ~
| 1866 which bring the Piano nearer perfcc-
ton than has yet been attained.
Every Piano fully warranted for Five Years.
We have made arrangements for the SobE
WHoLEslLE AGENcY for the most oelebrat cd
PARLOR ORGANS AND MELoDEONS.
which we offer Wholesale and Retail, AZ
Lowest Factory Prices.
WIZ. KNABE & co.
Baitfmort,; I'D.
sept 10 6m
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.
;. For all the purposes of Laxative

Perhaps no one metli-
cine Is 40 universally
required by every
body as n cathartic,
nor was ever any be-
fore 80 universally
adopted into use, In
every country and
among all classes, rs
this mild bntcfKcicnt
pprgatiye Pffy. The
obvious reason Is,
that tits amore relia.
lilo md fur t,anra -
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fectnal remedy than any o.lIer. Those who have
tried IT, know That ii Cured themi those who have
not, know TINT cures theirneghbOrs and friends;
and all know TINT what It does once IL does al
wayaEthat itnever fails through any fault or neg
thousands ofcertihcates ofthcr remarkable cures
of tie following complaints, but such cures are
publish them Adapted 10 all ages and rontiitions
ia all climates; containing neither calomel nor any
deleterous drug, they may be. taken with safety
bN anyhndy. Their sugar Dating preserves them
ever fresh, and dmake5 them pleasant TO take, while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from
their usc IN any quantity.
They opeTalic by thcir powerful influence on the
inteIl'li HiScein 10 purify tie blood and stimulate
crthc stomach, bowels, liver. and other organs of
tncbodyi restoring their irregular action health,
ana BY correcting, wherever they exist, stch de-
raNEenents as arc me iirst origin Of disease.
Minute directions are given in the WRAPPER on
heboN, for the following complaints which thcse
Fox lSy~ISei,-i,s or IaIiEaStIon, Listiesa-
meas, ,A.iiaynor and Loss OF = ppetite, they
nch, and restore its healthy tone and notion.
For Aivr- ComPiaiIat and its vari6rIs symp-
toms, Billions AEaadachc, Sick Head
SONS Collie and HsilIo,is FcrerS, they should
be- juti!cously takcu for cac! case To correct the
diseased action or remove tho distractions which
cause II.
For Dxsentcry or Epia-rhoea, but one
mild dose Is generally required
For hshcuinatisiia, dioUt, Gravel, Pal.
pItation OF rhc HHear6, Pain in tire
Sid: iS.scii aud LoiTls, they should be contin.
uousE tiAti' ~ rtlurc! 70 ctiHilSc the diseased
action OF the system. With such change those
complaints disappear.
For Dropsy and Eeroasical SweIIinEa
they should De taken in large and frequent doses
TO produce the effect OF n drastic purge.
For suppression large dose should be
taken Is 1t produces the desired eject by sym
patty.
AS Dinner Pin, take one or two Pi,Is TO
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occa 'ional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
ana inyigoratcS tho system. Hence u IL often nd
vantaGeous where no serious arrangement xisis.
One who feels tolcrably well, often finds that n
dose or these Pills makes him feel decidedly hct-
ter from their clennting and rcnovating effect on
the digestive apparatus.
.Dr.J q. a YER &c CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL. MSS, u. s.. Il.
DIR. e. J. OEEyEROs.
Agent at orangeburg C. II.
aur6 "
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a couple of men, brethren ofthe same
cccrct society, were travelling together,
and the purse of one of them giving out.
he nenchalantly proposed to share that
of6his comrade, but was met withsa fla,
refusal. ''R'hy not sliHro your purse
with me Ais't We brothers 2" heaskcd.
Q yes; but then, you sec, our purses
amt sisters IS
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suapAr IEAnrNa ron Young MEN.

%, tH'fVNH.ti NSfeFUK = JUNG " EN-,
a<lessQ QueAtinu z.-M Mint arc those swoct
scentssl little saneti young neuf Hith
eh9if parted al the middle, god foF2 y
b Answer God for the place they are
generally used, 60 staud up around
church doors, and street corners, aud
cape at those who arc trying to go some
where, % to do or be something. Every
time / sec one Of these soft attempts at
humanity, feel an almost irresistible
desire to clap ban box down over the
tender thing, and set it out ofthc reach
Of frost, to harden Hit Fem again.
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EOR ASYg5gIA

II is srcci.c--onc dose often Relieving The
distressing choking, and producing calm and
pleasant rcposc.
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TO CONSuMPTIYES

Il is invaluable. rs it Immediately relieves
The difficult breathing and i.arrassihg cough
Which attends tla, disease.
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pRopnITTs PAIN Kill, m.

This is the celebrated fnedicipe that ysa
Ferry Davis. Pain Killer out oftha Rzrkek.
wherever IL WAS sold. Davis made Prookifs
change the name from Pain Killsr 10 Pain
Kill IT. For Rhe,fIatism, NeuraIgia ~
pain OF any Kind Il has no eQual For Cts.
BRUISES, Burns, or old Sores, il is the hset
thing on can Iise as n dressing For SnakS
Bites or Stings of Poisonous Insects, II. .isa
perfect Aniid"fe. II is good forG Cole. eide,
Coughs, or Aowel Complaint. "a I,s = 4sas
Indicates its nature fully. II is truly In TN
to pain. Manufactured and sold by Drae-
fIrhE & Co, Atlanta. Ca, and for ssls By
all druggists.
DooLy CorSrY, o., April. fsG1.--Thisig
its certify that wac confined To the house
and most OF the time TO my bed. and suffer
ing 'hc greatest agony imaginable ki.h
hhen. 'atism, for five meuihs, and afterAry-
ing every available remedy, with NO reiiefsJ
was cured with TIVE bottles OF DIR. D A.
Prorhitt's Amodyne Pain KilLIt; each essss
ing fifty cents only. u rrlicyed me lfassl
instantly. i therefore recommend ii in tie
highest degree TO ethers suffering from siR.=
lar disease. can say that il il one Of tie
finest family medicines now ont, certain.
fonrs truly, w. a. foREHAND.
pooLy CorSTr, Ga. Oct. %, 1sG7.--Da.
q. $. PnorHTy. ] have, during The lsst
eighteen months. used your Pain XIII II, ara
consider 1t uncquilcd by nnything for paiks
III ille head. breast, back or si,ic and for
cole nothing Gi'ss relief half so quick AZ
Your Anodyna Fam xii Il II doing much
good in che connnsnisy inSsslier Families as
my own. Yours, &c., d. 4. FoREitAND..
NrwToS FAcrorr. ca. Nov. 1867. pr.
frophitt: I.asi summer my korse spsasasa
his knee severely, causing tie whole leg 10
swell TO abort fwico Il n0snfal sise. asa
rendering him almost kelYleea.: two anI,liaa..
tions cfyour Anodyne Pain KILT thoronsA az
y cnredit. JOHN u. DAVIS
CERTIFICATES.
STATE OF GEORGIA. ,--Frl lTos t.nrx1r.-
kpow all men hy these prrfeDte. Thafl save
This day, for value received, sold ana trnps-;
ferred to Biadiield & CO., the sole rsrlss ss
mHnniactnre and sell my feJpily 4edieinss..
and have FURNISHED them With the fssll re-
cipes and have anthotIzed the saia DEad-
fieid Co., 10 print, or haze printed, any.
thing they Lhy see proper concerning any
and all Of a,aovc ngrac,l Medicines. This
10Th day OF june, 1876.
fsigned as Ran9llsTT
In presence OF ThoHss r. Ioness Robert
CFaa'fotsl, Notary Public. g. e.
sIapwactured and for sale bys BB ADPfEhD'
co. Broad street, Atlanta Ca, and foY
sa'e hy pll 'lFspteSsfs ea
Au.1a ly
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s'crn.c::.tc s!se very SuDsfance
rf fiep EIsi,gS.

causing them to throw off tue acrid matter
which collects i'll the Bronchil Tubes. md
Ht flie same time forms soothing coating.
relieving the Irritation which produces ..is
cough.
The object to he of::ainei is To cleanse The
organ OF ali impurities to uourish 80
strengthen il when it has become impaired
and ciicei''ed ny disease; to renew rnd Il.
visoraic tie circulation or the blood and
strengthen the nervous organization The
H"lECToRANTd do's this to IN astonishing
degree. 1t IS active hut mild nrd con.sniai.
imparting functional energy and natural
strength. 1t affords Oxygen to yitali.. the
blood, and Nitrogen 10 nssm .l.ic tlic matter.
IL EY"n'izcs dc ''-Ncrcous MRuc"cc,"
producing quiet and comro.ure
, 1870-12-27

chllstEss. with snow on the ground, and get no
ste1ghpg 10 be erjoye ed, Is AtAotalxln1 situation
equal TO that Hhicn tcne Of Nron.s young ladies'
experienced IL her dream. TaAun3 tue joys of
bells, robes, runners. and fast horses On Ioe az
enues these last few days, has been Il singing
operation Indeed. TfeTe mas been Just enough
snow 10 sugaesr the Agreeable combiaation Of !
Ct1l and cutter. but NOT enough to ftallze th.
iu1l extent Of feilci,y which Il usually supposed
70 attach to snch an .astangtuenL Frequent
bare spots IN the road, and oecablousl stones
..iestng 1h1ongn the taln layer os snow. have q
tendency 10 render cutter couEtsni1 rather
rough than slippery process Then, TOO. the
weather has been nnfavorab]e. a frosted
red nose u feAtnre Inconsistent with
entire lovelnes: cold toes are apt 10
oretate a chtu upon youthful arior; the sweet
est Qod moas confidential CON 1un1cauous lois
their effect when issuing from shtvertng blue
lips. and coofne1s Is ALMOST certain to exist be-
tween those who had previously been the wazm-
est OF frienda- All this has beeo cur1onsly DEM
e9straiedny cold Christmas. There we're plenty
OF courageous trials On the part Of young gentle
mtn with the brightest Of prospects r14srlmopl-
Al! but the elect Eas alarming, 1nd the livery
stable keepers aver that the Lumber OF cutters
hsrsd for whole Afternoon. but brought back
Wlin'n ~ hour. has been unprecedented. Eo.
whst With the indifferent ele!ehlng and the indif-
feFent Temperature. Christmas on runners was
not IN unEUa1ineb 2ucCesa
, 1870-12-27

Mt. l., rnsu cotnes to her Is entcstala, has
coHce and "a and two kinds OF cttc. As for . sor
AM \, ehE teela called On n provide 4 b4uduet,
1nuA fared It with the girls and skating. But
While ktey dsntes pap4 pays the 1d1Eef. Lney has
n4A I1e pIufeut parents OF Ch!caxo 1aw whittier
fcse aipes were tendtng, and they feis thet had
reason more for drestins the coming Of winter
1ncs dtmhlcsi when they nav the 1r4r sksuug
enstme in WINDOW, and still more wnen they
heard The notes Of preparation in their own
neuses; when they heard the ominous thunder
that precedez the esoFm-1he remark, Miss l.
h1s taS kns such lovely n .nso1Abln AkAhnR Co.'S
mne. md would Be 30 glad Il l."
Driven to II. the fathers stopped the supplies,
md The ra16, no LONGER neld for the display Of
drss no longer nelds Of the cloth Of gold. lnss
all thrtr popularity with the women. When tney
wenf, ne youo9 men followed auit, and ruin en.
IS we zee no hore OF the revival Of lois amuse-
:nent II has been remanded 70 tho boys and
vii! probably never become popular again. Never
sSsin ahsil VIC enloy TIE locand dsys Of o... oS:
a ose NJ, ard beauty ArouuA u.s. SEEKING pleasure
on nyin4 fett tl II o'clock. and counnaS gve,,
q We Wert home. the hsps aad r@naps et sne
pleasant evening.
did Il
, 1870-12-27
TIE 1R1aH LITERARY sooI6rf.

The Irish Literary Society has been prosperous,
this year, beyond the expectations Of t,s mem-
bc'ss ana win begin the new year with 4 fresh
Lease Of life, and rrnewed v1gor and enerzY, It ts
made up aimoss entirely Of young men, who meet
tor he purpose Of mutual Improvement, and to
Keep alirt memories that arc always dear TO IN
1t!sarnxn Who loves hts native county, and trom
whose heart nor time nor diAtance can bauash
fetollecttons OF the lind Of his birth I,rsy0rexs
and enlightenment arc arrived 1t by All and the
members train each other to l1herai and cnSmn
pcl!tnn WAY OF thinking. The eubIect3 oY reIirlon
AID pcIlncs are ignored IN dcaate. and The piat-
loEn Of the docltty Is broad enough TO Accopmc-
dAtc men Of Al Opinions. WHO arc tolerant One
ol1ect u to unite Al lHsnmcn, ard to sappfcss 9s
1AF 1s Pt The sec51sfant1 which has becu 1ne
bane OF lre14nd In umea gone BY, 1t Is Intended 10
reduce the dues, 30 thai everybody can bcconc
= men ocf. And that the Organization maY eI11-
brace the masses OF Irtshmen In tue cdtf. They
wlu Ind them instructive, and m Opportunity To
develop any Late mt talent they pQastaF. "a fsy
the socitsy nas done much good, Ai.hopvn n ma.
sion has but recently begun.
At the Last meeting, r. E. Sullivan rrst1ued
the onace Of President, and Af. ]. J. F1txcibbon
vas elected, this being his second term. Nr. ~
e, Mcclure ttsigred III Treasurer, and Colonei
Daniel QnIk W1a 1u1ntmouAly cIecttd %
the cf1ce:: MI. AeC1nres report Snoxed
That the societJ Tas oat oi debt, and that = hsl
60ee would be handed over to the new stnatn!s,
trauoo. with which to begin tue nav Tesr. Tne
hnI Of the toclesJ. In the Rr1uts FETsr BuiIifnT.
and lAdies sad gentlemen, OF ~ GarooarneG, a.