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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-09-01
A Regular Dog Fight.

Down In Memphis, a few days
ago, there was a street fight. A
street fight in Memphis is not par
ticularly remarkable, but this one
was something out of the usual
line. Ordinarily in the South, there
is never a duel, or row, street
fight, or an assassination, in which
some Of the arties do not bear a
military title. This case was an
exception. Both parties were ci-
villains, but both were "honorable." l."
Neither was General, nor Colonel,
nor even a Captain. One was a
member of Congress and the other
was a Judge. They may have been
relatives, though that by no means
follows from the fact that they both
bore the name of Smith, Both NOV
ed in the first circles of society -
both were leaders of the people
one a law maker and the other a
law-expounder. One held the scales
of justice, and the other recorded
the peoples will. These two met
in the street, the Thermometer indi-
eating, as the local chroniclers
state, "96 degrees in cool place. y
They exchanged compliments, and
from compliments resorted to
blows; in the language ofthe P. R.,
one of them "went down." but
whether to "avoid punish
ment," or from an excess of it, is
not clearly stated Certain it is,
however that the other went after
him, and on the ground the legis-
lative gown and the Judicial ermine
become considerably soiled by the
same dust of the street and the
filth of the gutter. Nobody seems
to have interfered, and the princi-
pie in that part of the country is,
that the best man ought to win, and
therefore, ought not to be deprived
of the right of whipping his antago-
mist. So far, the fight was but an erdi-
nary transaction-an every day oc-
currance; but Smith (Judge), J, find
ing himself encumbered with the
weight of Smith Congressman, J,
used the only means left him, and,
catching between his teeth the ear
of the legislator, dog fashion, bit
eff a portion of the auricular ap-
pendage. This brought the Con
gressman to a realizing sense that
he was not having the fight all to
himself, so he got up. The Judge
did the same, and both gentlemen
were carried off to their respective
quarters. What the Judge did with
the portion of the other mans ear
is not stated. Whether he will
wear it, as the Sioux do the scalps
taken in battle, remains to be seen.
Perhaps, after the fight, he return
ed it, and it was skilfully replaced.
The sequal to this affair is, that
next day both Smiths appeared be.
fore the court, and were fined 50
each. That satisfied Memphian
Justice for a street fight in which
only a part of ''one ear was sacri-
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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-09-01
For The Fayette County Herald
TEMPERANCE.
DY REV. d. SMITH.

"Shall we destroy rum, or let
rum destroy us ?"
Let us look the above question
steadily in the face. The ground
of the opposition to the liquor traf'
ic is, that alcohol is a poison; an
insidious, diabolical and deadly
poison; Obstructive not only Of the
health, happiness and lives of those
who use it as a beverage, but haz-
arding the peace, property and
lives of others.
Its deadly effects are Obvious
Scarcely week passes but more
or less murderers are launched into
eternity by the vengence of the law
of our country. Almost every
malefactor confesses that he COM
mitted the fatal de ed while intoxi-
Gated with this poison. Visit the
numerous gambling saloons, broth
els penitentiaries, aims houses, and
hospitals, crowded with inmates,
and nine out of ten, if they answer
at all, will tell you "it was poison
poison more develish--if not more
deadly--than arsenic that brought
US here"
The diseases produced by intox-
ication are apoplexy, convulsions,
phrensy, dropsy, Inflammation OF
the stomach, of the liver, of the
eye, gout, carbuncles, cancer, jaun-
dice, indigestion, Mysteries, fainting,
palpitation, fearful dreams, ,diabetas,
locked jaw, palsy, ulcers, madness,
idiotism, melancholy and prema-
ture old age. Let the tipler con
template this dreadful catalogue,
and dash the cup from his lips
of all the catalogues of vices there
are none whose Obstructive effects,
in n moral sense, can be compared
to drunkenness.
The memory, the understanding,
the moral faculties are at once i'm
paired, debilitated and destroyed.
Every avenue to reflection is effec-
tually closed up; and the situation
of the man who is given up to this
indulgence may, with truth, be con
sidered as extremely perilous -
Drunkenness deflles the conscience,
hardens the heart, and brings ON
spiritual lethargy. 1t is disclos-
ure of secrets; betrayer OF trusts !;
a destroyer of property and credit;
an introducer Of disorder, distress,
and wretchedness in families. 1t is
an enemy to decency and modesty,
and a sure and certain introduction
to debauchery.
1t leads to obscene and scurril-
GUS discourses; to profane swear
ing and blasphemy; to quarrels'
fighting and murder. It is a be-
witching poison; it is voluntary
madness. 1t leads us from God
and all good, provokes his judg-
ments, hastens on our untimely and
miserable death, and at last destroys
the soul.
Again, drinking ardent spirits is
a great and wicked waste of mon
ey, time and life.
The use of only a single glass
daily of ten millions of freeman in
the United States, would, in fifty
years, at two cents a glass, amount
to SO hundred millions of dollars
a sum abundantly sufficient to sup
ply with Colleges, Academies and
Schools every city and district of
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-09-01

Fayette Chapter Royal Arch Masons
meets on the W ednesday evening before tn
full moon: Mills Gardner, II. p )
r. Ely, King; A, O. Johnson, Scribe; )
P. Robinson, @. H.; A. M. Stimson, P..S'
H. L. Robinson, R. A. G.; j. P. PopeJoy
@. NJ, Sd Vale; John Millikan, G. NJ. z
Vale; r. A. Robinson, G. M, lst Vale
John Miser, Tr.; B. H. Mllllkan, Sec'y
L. @, Karney, Guard.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-09-01

Fayette Lodge, No, l07, of Free and Ac'
'ceptsd Masons, meets on the first Wednes-
day evening after the full moon, and when
the moon fulls on Wednesday, on that
evening. Mills Gardner, W. M; j. p
Robinson, S. W; j. A. Mclean, j. W,
A. M. Stimson, s. D; H. L. Robinson, j.
d; John Miser, Treas; B. H. Millikan,
ee'y; L. G. Karney, Tyler.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-09-01
L. O. G. 7.

Raw of Hope Temple No. 992, meets Mon
day Eevenings sat their Hall in Ely's block
W. @. T., DR.. E, G. Hamilton; W: VI
T., Miss Lide McElwain; W R s., Geo
MeCandless; W. F. s., David Elliott; " "
T., Mrs. j, B. Priddy; W. M, James l. !,
Gould; WI. G., Miss Alice Stewart; W
o. G., R. j. fireman.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-09-01
TERMS OFApKERTTSING.

The following prices for advertising
have been agreed upon by the publishers
of newspapers in this town:
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The gtrald.
PUBLISHED EVERY
THURSDAY MORNIN G

Per year, in advance ,-------------s9,O 100
within the year, --------- $3.50
For six MONTHS s,----------------- 100
A failure to notify the Publisher of a
wish to discontinue the paper at the end
Of ian engagement, will be regarded as wish
to continue the paper.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-09-01
1. O. O. f..

Temple Ledge, No. 297, meets at Wash
ington every Tuesday evening, at thelr
hall on Court street. G. P. Barnes, N 81;
M. Blanchard. V. g.; ]. @. King Sec';
L. @. Karney, P. S.; @. l.. Getz, Treas
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-19

MRS. GRANTS RECEPTIONS.
Mrs. Grants receptions will be held every
Tuesday during tho season, between the
hours Of 9 and 4 p. m.
SPEAKER BLATNn's RBCEPIIoNs.
The receptions Of the Speaker Of the House
Of Representatives will DO at his residence,
4Os Fifteenth street, from o 10 II O'Clock or
each Friday evening Of the season.
MRS. BIANE's RECEPTIONS.
Mrs. Blaine's receptions will be held every
Wednesday of the season, between the hours
of2 and 5p. m.
DIPLOMATIC ooRPs.
Al tho Russian Legation Madame do Cata-
easy will receive on Thursdays, from . until
5p.m.
At tho Argentine Legation Madame Dc
Garcia will receive on alternate Monday
evenings, commencing on Monday, January
8, and will DO at home on Saturdays, from
until 8 pm.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-19

,,,,,,,
"niiam "hHs' tne HISTORIAN Ged on
inurSu@y iAS' /" Ms ho'no III E0'''Anu
MAINE. -.---,
Du OnAn III 10 pn prosecuting nm h'uuieS o.
oa.oSrOus iio u Nnpo1so'
" roao1eS iunerai was 'ho longes
he y" '''o'u' ~ 'o'A Just va ays 70 ourI
MN
NM pas SV S SOU %, Si tue non jeremiah
" D "1N JUS oos un 'Ho practice Oh the Ia"
met 1ig [a'' county village,
500 iOu' 'nuo' 'on stony ba''er' the
'', Tn SS' o. Mr, nu pSa
ne 'l 10y .,o 30, - taxing stops
e'oes' ~ ooS' Ut 'i''o''' monument
'" oenS. Lyon'' .o
So''STulA 4ei' Hu estate OF SEOO'oOo'
o. HS, .I'e s no,iVoi ~ congress from
u'O' wv la'oiy u'oa III 'I's Guy, Is sara 10
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-19

PRoGREss IN sPAIE.-We learn that Hon.
8, 8. Cox has consented to deliver his pop
ular lecture on Spain before the Young
Mems Christian Association, in Lincoln
Hall, on Friday evening of next week. 1t
will DO remembered that Mr.. Cox has spent
the year on the Continent, only returning to
the country In January, and haJ become
thoroughly conVersRnt with the progress Of
liberty In Spain. This lecture was delivered
In New York before an Immense audience,
and was received with great enthusiasm.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-19

In ANSWER to various Inquiries respecting
the Invitation tickets to the ball on Tuesday
evening next at the Masonic temple, the
committee beg to state that In no cases are
ne Tickets trdnJerdJls. Only the party
whose name appears upon the ticket Will DO
admitted.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-19

The FIFTEENTH AMEspMEET.-The fol,
lowing dispatch was received yesterday
morning by Hon. John Taae, member OF
Congress from Nebraska, from Gov. Butler,
ofthSt State, dated Lincoln, Neb., February
17i "Leglslature met at 2 p. m. to-day, and
ratified the 6fteenth amendmon at 1 p. m.
Five votes against lt-Qne In the Senate aud
four In the House,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-19

RAg- CARD.-A Clergyman. while
~ Iesidihy In South America as mlssionGTY,
discovered safe and simple remedy for the care
o. Nervous Weakness, EArly Decay, DiseRsS Of
the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and Iks whole
train OF dlsoTdeIs brought on By baueipl and
Vicious habits. Great RlmbsTs have been cured
py THE noble remedy, Prompted By 4 desire 70
benehtthe Ahiietet and unfortunate, will aJnd
The recipe for preparing and usinE this IN sdioins,
In sealed envelope, to any one who need n YRHE
JOSEPH T. IHMAH,
ocs.6m Station D. Blbis Hoass, Nav YoTF bity
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R.,E,i!,. SA,P55SST IoN: 49,
fe2-Is IntollIFenoST BGIidinE, sew nh street

L 8. JUsTH PAYS PAIR 20 ksH) PRICES PoR
IL. LAdles't dent's aud ChlldranIs Boo0Ha-hAAd
9l9n,hMSRI5; ndsI,olSSsSlns gSS,. AS.s A.
door IRON Young Hens ChIlAtiAp AssoeiAtISn
BuildiuE, N B.-Any Note By Nail promptly
attended TO. .... '.... . noEl.u
WAaTED-NEw AND CAST OFF oLoTHIRo,
yAlue. a. the old-estAblished MsTehlnI PaWs.
broker Store OF h. FULTON 4 Co., 3IA hlhh
ded3O.u - : =. =
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Lost and Found.

T.QsT-ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, ON
klsyepth streets, DaTk Gresn Morocco POI RT.
nSSshE III 99n bs ~ anal sah1hSGS sts; TIE
sane At Room Mol, AGT BuildlnE, corner seventh
aud streets. ls
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-19

e|. OLD FOLKS CONoEHT.-Ths
~ 1asl IehsaIsals Pr tbs 0ld Iolk, CSs;
la,E ~ Insels Hsll, will NJ held % shTUR;
ns s:i nssrF sISth s az
P streets, at7o'o'ock A full httendanoe il eArn.
eally req ueated. j. q. BhOWH.
febl5.M = - .H. t.a.r . D.. ~ COnduelOT.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-19

flS3sMILHAU's GOLDEN COD LIVER
~ OIL, with hypO-phO phite Of Lime, q
fsSI TSSsmsnIi made with the best oil kPown
diEsstibilty. Sold By al TsgPsetEbls druEEIsiI.
,o,, - hlLHAUlR SONS.
oetE'AWH lsJ Broadway, New York,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-19
New Books.

AMONG MT BOOKS, by James Russell Lowell,
4. NJ, Professor Of BsleS Letters In Hazard
wIGtiSI Gt'GIfRES BRYIafiS H0: '" y"
MRk'B ILlAD. The Had Of Homer,
Translated iato Rn GiIsh biGgk verse. By
His4bssYY QSi'F BEEESNHt.s XII Y non n, 300
O. fiHd0r, editor Of the "dsTmAn Ml-
STEPPING HEAvESWGRD. ByR'PTSl.
VI BRiSiD&XiYi AID ifs iSiiIiaiUEL. 10
=. LIE story, BI KlesaaT XIX, ..;...,,,.., so
Tbs MAIDEN AND TaE WIDOW, 6e-
Suel to the Family Doom" By Mrs.
RID PT a R6ss sfHsstsFSHR n T::H,r:, 10
THB EARTHLY P1RL6igE It's eontin-
nation, embracing tho mohths Of ssptsm-
Der, October and Noyember, the autumn
uPsH9d By william hprris..f...'., = 40
HHbsiL brsEcE.o EWsiit VIII, ~ the aa1hor Of 30
THE ANDES AND THE 'IMXEoNi or.
Across the Continent Of South AmeTteA,
By James orton, N. A. Maps and Illua-
AaSR SpI on 'Fi'HR E0IiiRaTf 'Hiisf0RY
OF THE EAST TO the Commencement OF
the Ancient Wars. BY PrAneis LsnouH'
want Gnd Z. 0heyAlieT Vol, !. Cen.
kgypllNns, AssYIapa and baby loaiGus. . 90
A STARCH FOR WlhT1R 6uNBRAMs
the RiVlern, Corsica lgieTz and sraiH.
BY Samuel b. Cox. With numerous illus-
AMY REGisTE F0R iSiS.. Just pub6 w
hshed by the War DepATtment.......,,,,, 1 90
AND ALL THR NEW BOOKS as soon as pub.
lishsd ,asgslI as novelties in FANCY and STAPLE
y SdiRkSIad is AL a. branches. VISITING,
bkf In their latest styles,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-19

k~-LEXH COURT, WAsuIHoTOH
~ COUNTY, D, O., OCrOBRRe, 1870
This Court having deemed II conducive TO the
Public interests 70 open new road In the county
81 WAAhington' ID. q, to connect with the bahdy
Springs road from this District line TO inerseet the
len fork Of tho Rock Creek ChuTch road, Ghd also
70 chanEs portion Of the left fork of the Rock
Crack CHURCH road through the lands Of MessTs,
OokerAld, Barr and 6TammeT, and having caused
the SANE TO be surveyed BY the county Surveyor
aud plat Of the same prepared and hIed In the
once the slelk Of this COURT all persons Inter-
Gated In said roads, or either Of them, and who
may have any objections thereto, are hereby n0ti-
hed 70 present such Questions to this court Al
theiT next regular meeting, on the nFst Monday 10
March next any oblsstlons are made this Court
wi then and there hear them,
BY order Of the Levy Court, Attest
h9'2AWSW RiCH's CALLAE, CLERK.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-19

T- ICB..MR EDITORt SEE IN
that E.at AnEieiy IL exprostsa w. "hotsl keepers
enA eiher lAFGa oonaumara about the supply Of lee
f1r the eneuing aeaaon, and already the price Of
inst a,iiels has Adyanoed end fsbnlOps prizes
our sompsay mist dShy thai We have IS ysl
rAised the price q Ice 0wiuG 70 the yery uhort
pse;sd 70 fsrpish Ice Tor the SANE pfios a. last
s.asenl Ra. ihs isshs q thit p ,6 y,;i
L. live compA ,, ,kad sra hoW storing thsir sup
ply of Ice on the kennsbee ripsr, Ia Maino, VI ieh
sspkc, 70 " sbis 81 oaiy 70 Keep Up he supp y
selbthts senson = vo ga The iist, eyt v Hyslsh
beIHrntshtd N any ETY. south ~ Esio York We
srs moi onIy soI fifnishi les . this eeanpailJ
toH, but are even shippihE ltte gsls,RsIs Il rail-.
Is-a. Pr..ldsut Treat TsIl s lee cowSlSy.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-19

ALL PsRsoNs INDEBTED TO THE EsTATB
"A o. ~ A, sTRPHBNs. tformsTly known a.
sIsnhsn, 4 90. ls.s q 81. 80 Pe9nsylvsni.
requested 20 make .immediata ssttlsnient Of helT
70 sy SssS2Sas
ID the bIHas " . collector lot ssttlsnsnt
~ III HTf7 H'FT.f NARY l.. BTgPHHNp.
f.bIs.q No. 100 rw.ll,h u ,Sse. . sndh /,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-19

hB@hlsb JENNIE COLLINS WILL
~ speak TO.NlQaT, IsAiuTdayD At odd
nGbtsd snd ventilated. a Miss Collins len he
on !hyitetlon to spsAk In " aAhI hgton on Labor
And t'WemAh saGraGe,n AID a. ksy managing
therefore tths weather peTmittingl / trust that 4
larEe audience will greet Mes Collins to-RiGhL
Tieisls Tor safe ~ ]. D. ParhsTs, Seventh street,
opposite Post once, and A. thu doeT. -
es.Ihs meelluG was postponed last nlGht on
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AmuSements. Etc.



IN ,dsnt,d and Triumphant sueeesso Of
VHp'~ -S6fisH oPERAa ,.,
CARL ROSA. 6.b. H ,fss,eI.: 20, ,, ..
n. DE- vfyo. SE.
Commencing nopdsl. NGagee IN haEll, !,
FIRST Season and first App Lyric Afhate OF
Opera In Washington Of the oTene
MADAME PAR1PA Rosa, '-R5Ii.;;IIanss
lhsf9lloginG best Lyric ArIisiss on ih'A "a,
sep aR NM P2RErA Rosa. and MISS 70,
nRHeER, the young md suecesstul Prina Dolnhs
from Her Majesty 4 'rheat tire and LLssum, Lopdsns
M z. sss Hi EsHRGEbl
s5 5G Rsfliss.. IR, iEEsky EgYSEESG.
tSSI, Mr.. q. d, CIHPBsLf. asd MA, 6JsTIvUs
HALL BufS, NIX. EDWARD BBQUlhJ Bts.o,
NT, PRANK HOWARDg STAGE MAnaEsT, Mr.
"a nA9 WI jANTkoR fyShII.l Nj HI n
sHBRwo0D, With a isrTs and smsisni oh'rHS
SssT g. IS.S.. sSy:s,ssPsS
y. 80 = DBL NTh
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-19

s-sS on The Life and Services o. tie Late Mr..
n A. AmidOn, +" will be delivered BY 3, YORK
Church, on SATURDAY nsxt, At 3 O'Clock ., m.
tsastis,s r. " Arlington and tbs public gs1sr'
a5- THIRD WARD REPUBLIUAN
~ hBBfIN0.-All Antl-Bowen Republ.
cans Of tae Third Ward are requested % meet Al
Union League Hall on SATURDAY EVBNIhd,
the 18Th instant, 20 organize for the approach {
municipal campaign. fsl0 a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-19

ID o A n ID I N a.
ID RUFUS SMITH, r
9iLOHdolu county, Va. having rented nouso Ne.
made complete krrApEsments for KRBPIRa
flRsr.uLAss BOARDIN0 H0UsB BY THE DAT
single or IN suits, with or without board.
EIRsT-CLAss TABLE BOARD CAN BE HAD
Il At the AMERICAN HOUSE, corner Of seIenth
street aud POnnsylVAniA avenue. for sac PEI
mouth, sap71-0in
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w-swEETHEARTs AND WIVES.

~ = -
Essays FOR YOUNG MIN, on single aud
Of true hArTiAge-With sanitary aid Tor those who
are In any way untitled for matrimonial happlnssA,
Sent fIee,ln sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION. Box p, PhildelPhiG, PenHsyG-
VAnia, iaZ7.gm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-19

~ given that The board u AppeAls on the
hsssssmsHt Of 1870 will meat . he hHyor's
FsbTaaET. isT0, fs@ a, m, e ,. m, 70 re- g
sslIa aud act upon appeals that may be made, and
for SIX TO ten successive dAJs, according u may
fsls-3g (sarl Clerk.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-19

~ Az: MoKLS r. , ssC ss,sn g
IISn wAshiAIt9n, and san " AddTssssd, silver
Ne will eonllnud 70 furnisk Pruil and ads Trees,
shfubbsfT, &e. as hsrstofOrs from a refully Sc
iseled stock I'm n r. ~. eeo.Bu
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-19

kSS opposite Masonic Temple, Drugs, Msdl.
eiaes' &C., &o,' cheaper than any other PlAea.
R55g- LIBBIa'a COMPANIES lex
k5S TRACT OP Mat secures great economy
Hnd eSHysniessss in hoSsskesPinE aad sHslll.nss
Of Baron lioblE, the inventor, and OF Max PBttsn.
E9ssT: sSItFA'' rs, ,d MiBLh1u,s soYsst
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-19
Boarding

TWO PERSONS OF GOOD CHARACTER AND
Il habits will be furnished Rooms and Board al
$40 poT month each. Location on the line Of y
d, northwest fsl7,n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-19

Walls OPERA ROUSE, .
MISS LAURA kkkNh....s.s s.s..s.sss..s. hHsAht-
H#
Last Might q The sea.on, ~ WH
HT1fl COMEDI AND DRAMA 70 -
~ ths Queen OF COMEDY,
.. MISS LAURA KEknB.
And her New York Star Company
MISS LAURA KBBNB
WIN appear ~ hSy g..Ht HsI, q 80
pATURDAY RVEhIN0, BebruaIy 10, 1870,
VIII b presented Dr. oliver ooldsmitRs Elo-
neai ''a sRR sfS SoPTo coKauRR,
.'.. on, IHH
MistAhe % Of Highl,
TSe psHiorsssS 70 '::tca;isds With The Great
\ Cd, fITRmn.7 untitled
: iROHHKr MAOAIRBs4 L. 3. ....
Ne or. Mortaunt 30 Hswi VII AePsair, 10 lheiT
/ Jacques btrop.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-19
New Advertisements.

EoR RENT-A THRBE.sTORY BRICK Dwell
II LIMO, (now occHpiedl No 1871 Blevent
street, between l. and N. inquiTs on premises.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-19

~ Ttk "kRPqBLICAR''ta THB PlRTH
AND SIXTH MARDs;-.,Ths routes berg OiOrS
yIdaon, have been Transferred by him 70 Mr. 1soTEe
KRAFT, southeast corner Of Sd east And KaAt Capitol
day Of January, 1870, All money due prior 10 that
date will DO collected by Mr.. Davidson.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-19

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place 70. h0RRo w. unhdGy.J the 9Olb Instant
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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-12-16
GEoloG1c4L SURVEYS.

In reply to memorial by the Legislature
Of Montana for Geological Survey of the
Territory, it was stated there was no ap-
.proprisiion torsuch service and that Pro.
lessor Hayden was increly using up % uu-
expended baIauos fos surveys, on hand
when Nebrasks passed from q; Territory 70
. State. We notes, however. that ga, 900
was appropriated IN the Civil Egpenss bill
of July Is, 1870; t'for continuing the geo.
logical survey Ut the Territories by Prof.
Hayden, under direction of thsSecrctary of
the Interior. Liz r2...: tan " J. .'I !
Mr.. Dclano. Secretary Of the. Interior,
having but lately been Commissioner Of In.
ternsl Revenue and knowing Montana is
the heaviest tax payer of oil tho territories,
might be induced to ''dircct" the cxpcndi.
turc Of portion of that fund in Montana
It belongs in order next after Wyoming!
and is entitled to consideration from its
population, productiveness and revenues,
and survey cotcmpornneous with the loca-
ton of tho N. +. z. r. Line. in 1871, would
be vast benefit TO tho country: ASK and
re shall receive leaves the inference that
''what you don't ask for you wont gct."
We hope, therefore, ''thc powers that be"
will TASK, that We may ''rcceivc."