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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-16
How the Ready Relief Acts !

In few minutes the patient win feel =
slight ;ingling irritation, and the skin be-
comes Redeemed; II there is much distress in
the stomach, The Relief viii assist nature in
removing the offending cause,-a general
warmth is felt throughout the entire body.
and its oitlasive stimulating properties
rapidly courses through every vein and tissue
Of the system, arousing the slothf0 and
partially paralyked glands and organs TO re-
newed and healthy action. perspiration fol-
lows, and the surface Of the body feels in
creased heat The sickness at stomach, colds,
chills, headache, oppressed breathing, the
soreness Of the throat, and all pains either
internally or externally, rapidly subside, and
the patient falls into tranquil sleep, aTakes
refreshed, invigorated, cured.
1t will be found that in using the Relief
externally, either on the spine or across the
kidneys, or over the stomach and bowels, thai
for several days afier pleasing warmth VIII
be felt showing the length Of time il con-
tinues its influence over the diseased paris.
t- Price Of R. R. r. RELIEF, 80 cents
per bottle. Sold by Druggists and Country
Merchants, Grocers, Sc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-16

SIC W. ". WrSSE talking TO friend about
the antiquity Of his family. which he carried Up
70 Noah. was told that be was mere Mushroom
Of yesterday How 50. pray3- said the Baro-
net Why, continued the other. when | was
II Wsles. The pedigree Of . partieula, family was
shown TO ne il filed five large skins Of pareh-
uent, and nsAr the middle Of II was a note in the
margin: About this time the world was Gre
sted-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-16

TIE following < tsT5-Ifis report Of eonversation
between two Young ladies who hsd just finished
their education az A classical boarding school:
S. Were YOu a the picuics'
les, srd We had high old time Of it,
wanted 10 20 tad. but mother was so hard
pushed couldn't get on"
! w2s rEEed, but l couldn't corner You anv-
where il the woods. We hsi $ bully time: and Won
know promised ny hean that be should hzve
sight AZ yOl"
= Wei, I'm sony; but you BET III put in my big
licsS n the fair
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-16
Information Wanted.

A N IMPORTATION respecting JOHN
u JANIS Collins rsz - ls-5.-.7. E-rs,---i
n seSze1s=r- ISIS taari IL $40 Z =
s-ra = sI1 e aaas1E - Elzasz1z- uzF - n a
n Fe--EEz oGss- Eiz 50 s1z- & raa- ci-s -
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-16

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IL Escsz- uz-llzs z=zzs z,az.sssas- = Co.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-16

STRANGE accounts are given Of the healing pro
psrteS Of : oil saws the NORTH German CORES
ucssaf Ehicl Is easily made from the yolks Of hens
sEEs srd i said TO Dc much employed by the Ger
nan coiouis-s Of South Russia s. means Of curing
cuts, bruises, scrsiches, &c The eggs are boiled
hard. the yOIks removed and crushed sud then
paet over Ere snd stirred carefully till the whole
slbsrsHcs i the point Of catching Ere when the
oil separates and may b poured of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-16

RosEzr Han did not lose his power Of retort e7sa
Il 1sirssz- A hypoeritieal eoaioler With his mis-
fsrtzass visited ki IL the n.i-house and said
Il Eki1irE ;rzs What br1zEht yea here Mr.
ger, AID replied hat vii never bring you, Sir
to uueh b-zir'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-16

A LAasE DArzE---z E..5-s Z uLr-fszss. s-.zs g:
c1r CL- -zlI sI--ss E--,1s-y sz-F1ss ta1<s n ar
EE-1 q s1s Es-i- he sIr-ss- = Ezs S.1-e-se1r Il
ec1-5zr H-FE-.-z1 AIrl1 eszzsT- --1-15-zzr So
MA -lEs- * l1si1:zzE age -Ezts- e s1-ls
ssEs q Az1s-zr E-1'1 q --s- -Eze-- EE5ez lI-zsr
s1i-Hssz zrHss Z "a i9d u,rsz- Ege1 Ek5.l- tszy
1ETs c.1s--1sss,5 r-y MES q E1s- al E.rz fs-.s
Lgrz -.s i-1sz AZ sssa-E ss7a-t-s ttsz e1st .ar-
NJ 1rll 10 Co. l7H ssFs- Eksse e7Ts ara u-1s-r e
--sTlz Ezt EsI-1s1I s-es,5s - tzsz rkE-x gsrsr
-s1s Erza1,s'- y e--ss = -s lsFa- Al ~ ceu-
ma A1s-5-a1 ttE- Ia T-1g-1s-7-s - sEs s1--z-r
sI1-ls-- All O. r1s- 7-sss11 -EE5s- 81 q ss7sE
-r.sr 1E-=z- -lL- he Eases Z -zL- ---ts- Z
E1r-ie= zsE szsFsgzg Eas5- eva e7Ez s1rz-s IL
E-1-r1-s-s VI s-leE -zssa sl-5zs --s-==irs- a.
rs FLes- I.0-s Isa aazEs are szv1.ya5-a--sezF
Ei-as-z.s -.-1E-sl 1as E--Ta-r- 81 TIA sz.asEus-
1lEE 1Lse-s- l1F e--asr nae here saeE s,E
gasl.t-1E --EU l5a g. Ers -s- Fsr sass q sizst
1sz-1z- E1zg -ss1sr -sssirs tszzzzE sr s--ir1tssz
f.sd- IL Nss=-s- Ss1fsr c-.5 ras=- k.ss a. : a.
~ f- ses- osFs- ~ fzz sas szre-lzsz. -e c,s--
:! a 1--111- q IL -r- F-5-= e -lez-- IL wage
ELaz zZts-s EzE .1--s----1 zzrx ara s-l So "a -
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s1s -sazz=l- Ea-z IL Kasl=s1ss .-ss ~ s-=ss 49,
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-lIrzzr Wa ia r-1ezs hare zuE-1Tsz ss-.- Il.
cETs-s- 1s-F caves AZ -z5ssz srs-r yea - -
El-1 -s1E -7ss- q 1-1zr szck-ziss-s e -s-- z.
u1-ses -ys ---1sL-- --rs sE--szsf = lie sir-s
zs,s li-E 1zi t1s t'5-zsr--E AID s--s, 20 = -
had = clsz Al l-zf s-se-s AZ sd If srs-T rsa-
--ssz AZ ss1-s szz.zrss c. z.rz lzl5 sFEs-sss -.
Eas-z-ss sl a E.--r5.z e tzs -z-et c.zsss-7-- =
Ia5sz - SO ssrss szzsssi Il - M rr--,=s -
s11-E E-EzsrrT- 5-e1l5zr ss1eE az ar---Fs--.-s.
.Es e-1s- a. -E1z-z ltlzs AZ zEz Z ar
r. T-zss1z -zlzs E1-1E sruss5 4 z7ss4 A. Z TO-
AS = "a sa--zI-ls1 e z1-T. ~ zzI5s-s Il H.
E-r.zf- L. q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-16

IEz Fss.ea EGFz-.r ; sd = hare .rt.-ss civ
rz=s ~1sss - t.s s-11-iszs --TEis All sse-v Ne..
r-s = Ezz..sa ezs1zy = Il. st-szss e Pzrss s.T.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-16

GEsTIEEAs IL bs1zz4sj -Tsz zzrr ofes-, Isho-Id
tsi-E- gsr vss-5s pcs sst Aries Bsatuzu-Tss.
ys- 1s1Prs se e1<s- very sst- very gst i1dsed z
- Il ssr-y 1-y J1st zsE, ysz hs.or, ard ns ziB-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-16
PATENT MEDICINES.
r. r. z.
go
cur or
! 0 0

OF DEATHS, that annually
occur, are caused by Prevent
able Diseases, and the greater
portion of those complaints
would, if Railways Ready Re
lief or Pills, tas the Ease may
require,) were administered
when pain or uneasiness on
slight sickness is experienced,
be exterminated from the sys-
tenn in a few hours. PAIN, no
matter from what cause, is
almost instantly cured by the
Ready Relief In cases of Cho-
lera, Diarrhea, Cramps, Spasms
Bilious Cholic, in fact all Pains,
Aches and ln6rmitieS either in
the Stomach, Bowels, Bladder,
Kidneys, or the Joints, Muscles,
Legs, Arms, Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia, Fever and Ague, Head
ache, Toothache, Sc, win in a
FEW MINUTES yield to the
soothing influence of the Ready
Relief.
Sudden Colds, Coughs, influenza, DIP
iberia. HoarseneSs, Sorc Throat, Chills. Fever
and Ague, Mercurial Pains, Scarlet Fever,
Sc, Sc, take from four 20 six Of Railways
Pills, and also take a tsaspoonful Of tho
Ready Re;iefin glass of warm wafer, sweet
encd with sugar or honey battle the throat
head and chest with Ready Relief, III Ague
or Intermittent Fever, battle the spine alse,)
IN the morning you win be cured.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-16
RAILWAY & CO.,
81 Maiden Lane, New York.
TYPHOID FEVER.

This disease is not only cured by
DR.. Railways Relief and Pills, but pre-
vented. Ii exposed to it, put one tea
spoonful of Relief in a tumbler Of
water. Drink this before going out in
the morning. and several times during
the day Take one of Railways Pills
one hour before dinner, and one on
going 10 bed
If seized with Fever, take to 6 Of
the Pills every six hours, until copious
discharges from the bowels take place;
also drink the Relief diluted with
water, and battle the entire surface Of
the body with Relief Soon a power
full perspiration will take place, and
you will feel pleasant heat through
out the system. Keep ON taking Relief
repeatedly, every four hours also the
Pills. A cure win be sure to follow.
The neutrality-suspicious., stimulating,
soothing, and quoting; it is sure to
break up the Fever and to neutralizs
the poison Let this treatment be fol-
lowed, and thousands will be saved
The same treatment in Fever and Ague,
Yellow Fever, Ship Fever, Bilious
Fever, will effect a cure in - hours
When the patient feels the Reliefirrita-
ting or heating the skin, cure is posi-
tive. In all cases where pain is felt
the Relief should be used.
Relief 30 cts; Pills 25 cts. Sold
by all Druggists
See DR.. Roadway Almanac for 1868
For Sale 10y
'edington a Coz San Franelsc;
rnne &rBrigham. San Francisc.
= II. Mcdonald q Coz San Franetse.
ustin Gates 4 Bro. Sacrament,
And by all Druggists and Country
III Merebaat. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-16
MERCHANDISE. sc.

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MERCHANDISE, &C.
n. HAcKFELD & co.
Onor- for. Sa1o
The Following New Goods
-REcEIvEp Ex-s
BARK ar. c. WYLlE,"
From Bremen!
DRY GOODS.
FANCY GOODS, SILKS,
BRoADCLorHs.
CASHMRREs,
CLOTH L ~ q,
&
HARDWARE.
PAINTS. SC.
q oC Il RTE - :.
Liquors,
Ales, sc.
II. HACKFELp & co.
DUINART. Pere \ Eils' Champagne,
IL Carte Blanche. in quarts and pints--a New
laveice. received ex r. c. wYLIE. and sor sale BY
H. HACKFELp & CO..
SSl Agents MesSrs. Ruinart, pere hls.
HEIpsICK n Co.'S Champagne,-ouarts
III and pin;s-rcceivcd ex r. e. WYL1E. and for |
HAcKFELD a CO..
Sl Agents MeSsrs. Hsidsisk Co. Rheims.
NIULLER,s LAGER BEER,-ouarts and 1
vi piuts, Best India PALE ALE. in pints and /
SSl II. HACKFELD & co.
GALVANIZED IRON PIPE, ! inch and /
" inch, ex L. {. WlLIE. and for sale by
$50 II. HACKFELD & co.
DooFING sLATES,-lsx 10, jus, received
Ssl HAcKFELD co.
WINDOW GLAss,-As.or,ed sizes. for sale
Ssl H. HACKFELD 4 co.
DLACKSMIrH,s COAL,
ID FIRE CLAY PIPE CLAY, Tor saleby
II q
DHrNE WINE and CLARET.
fs-sm ~ H. HACKFELD & co.
CUPERIoR OAK boats,
- For Coasters use. Also-A LONG BOAT all
1S-Sa H. HACKFELD co.
uEAP CANVAS and DUCK,
Is-sn H. HAoKFELD co.
IsSm H. HACKFELD co.
SARDINES, in OF. and hE boxes,
y AMERICAN HANS. in casks.
Swiss Cheese, Prunes, Olive OIL
For Sale by
lS-Sm H. HACKFELD CO.
DALM OIL,
L For Sale by 1sl H. HACKFELD co.
and Light,
I'D For Sale in quantities to suit BY
Is-3m II. HACKFELD 4 co.
CUP,R ENGLISH ALE and Porter.
- and GERMAN ALE, in quarts and pints,
Fer Sale in quantities to suit BY
IS-3n II. HACKFELD & co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-16
Coopers' Tools,
c--ssrss EsEsls- Al ClIzE@rag EzzEsz.
Carpenters Planes.

Carpenters Planes.
F1-z- Sz.sarE- TEzE s T1a.-s-x
or N1zs- 3 4. 6 : r. l. - g. Il, - Al:
So sllz W. L Z Z zsh-
Pressed Na5s- = a1za-
CssFsr's Ezrsss- 4 r.
CsFFer Efrssz Ezz- I :
"a z.st- es5uT T1.ss-
Erg1 C9zge- T1sss q a. sz-ss-
E.ss E1sssr Elsz- LII z1ri.
Carl FIzzzst- e1zs- Wt-s-WEst
Al Ss--s E-us1sz- esF7E IN EEs
.-I-- = 4 g = - Z. su1--s-
Covered >lsE PSI Essze-z,
Easa All M PIzs-
TsnHr' sii-z- silis-i-r 6-s1s- sz-Esz- szssls.
E11zs-z- Gzr-ss- - llrsz- Clzss-z
Azrz-s- S1sE=z Lz11s Ss4u.s-.-s
TE-l S-ess- Esrzz s-E-rsrz- A1sE,
S1-Ts2s- S-asszs- l,ls- L1z-s-zz
E1rs. Ez-ss- A EzE o FtsEsa-E
R11-s- FI-z Rssss- sI-rz izzrr All s--.,.r
Prs1lI55s e Erz1- eE5z EEs-
El,s1fs dtiaR Pa Czz-1znz
PIzz. Tzis- E--szz- Ezs-. Es-
DoWner-s Kero<ene OIL
F7sz IL Bszzzz Es1z-
And Many Other Articles
ALL 10 EE SOLD Low
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-16

DooFING sLATES,-Isx 10. just received
II and for sale by
SSl H. HACKFELD co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-16

WINDOW GLAsS,-AssOrted Sizes, for sale
Ssl H. HACKFBLD co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-16

GALVANIZED IRON PIPE, inch and Z
VI inch, ex L. {. WlLIE. and for sale by
SSl II. HACkFELD CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-16
Carriage and Coach Varnish.

E-rai- C.sai AID Z I-z5;zrs Tl--ss1-
Bod La1=ss.t q TE--sz-z---
AAssc B-Ietizg- C.Ii5ss q
IA E1sis- Sls--rs- All Ess- o.
EEzusr 4 Ctzssz Ea-.sss
.sL CI-ts- SbtEsz- Ez1zzas,i E-z-Ez-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-16

DLACESMITH,S COAL,
ID FIRE CLAY PIPE CLAY, for saleby
1851 H. HACKFELD co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-16
Italian Packing Lace Learhs
Paints, Oils, &C.

Elzss Lzzs Lad. q I-zE = = .so-Lz-.s-s-
Ea-zs al Ce--11s ss-ssu
Ct-g1us lev C1s@-- S5s1zs--
Et-sz- E-Ts-- Fs-uZ1
Wig Prussia. E1os- Ezl5ss-s e P1zy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-16

DHINE WINE and CLARET,
IL For Sale BY
1S-Sm II. HAChFkLD co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-16

MULLER,S LAGER BEER,-Quarts and
vi pints. Best India PALE ALE. in pintS and
quarts. received ex h. c wYLIE, and for sale by
SSl II. HACKFELD & co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-16

SUPERIOR OAK BOATS,
- For Coasters use. Also-A LONG BOAT, all
iS-sa II. HAoKFELD & co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-16

HEMP CANVAS and DUCK,
IS-sm II. HACKFELD co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-16

DUINART. Pere \ Eils' Champagne,
IL Carte Blanche, in quarts and pints--A New
iavoice. resolved ex X. {. WNLfE. and sor sale BY
II. HACKFBLD & CO..
SSl Agents MeSsrs. Ruinart, PERI hls.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-16

HEIpSICk n Co.'S Champagne,-Quarts
III and pinss-reSeivcd ex r. G. WYL1E. and for
sale by
II. HACKFELp 4 CO..
$50 Agents MeSsTs, HsidSick 4 Co.. Rheims.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-16

OOOn BBLS. NEW OIL CASKS,
OUUU For Sale by
ISSn H. HACKFELD co.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24

that In twenty-five years It would be found
that the removal would not cost more than
the repairs to buildings In this city would
cost. He thought 1t came with bad grace
from the people Of Washington for them to
raise q cry Of economy, and what Il would
cost, nfter this people had grown fat and rich
out OF the drlppIngs Of the Treasury Of the
United States, and AFTER thelr slsmosynAry
and other institutions had been fostered by
appropriations made by Congress.
But Mr.. Logan forgot 10 tell the House
and the country that for all lie millions Of
property here the Government docs not nay
one cent Of taxation. II Il did the city
would be able to take care Of Itself, aud
would not ask any favors Of Congress. Mr..
Logan had a great deal more to say upon
the subject, but unfortunately the gavel
fell too soon for him. His speech will, OF
course, appear IN sTisaso In the Globe.
Il was evident throughout that the
speeches created very little Impression upon
the House. They will bs good reading
doubtless In Illinois, whittier they will be
sent by their authors, bat they did not mako
convert In favor Of the removal. Be-
sides, they got blow that completely ami.
hllatOd all the reasoning Of these gentl emen.
The blow was given by Hon. Q. Q. wash
burn, Of Illinois, who made the following
short but SOnHibls speech. with such men
as Mr.. Waahburn fighting this absurd
scheme, It's further agitation win only have
the effect OF making the agltators appear
still more ridiculous In the eyes Of the eoun-
try. Mr.. washburn saidi
"nlinois having twice spoken to-day on
the subject, only viah TO say that utterly
dissent from all propositions for the removal
OF the national capital, come from what
quarter they may. l am In favor OF II 70.
naming whore II was established by the
Father Of his Country, and where to protect
and maintain Il the best blood Of the coun
try has been shed on thousand battle-fields
Should II ever be determined TO abandon
this capital, from that day will dlSunion ant
dlsintegration begin. To leave here besAus,
Of the corruption which exists will DO but 4
realize the fable OF the fox aud the hlea
| The situation OF Washington 10 pleasant, thl
climate mild and healthful, and Its public
buildings the purest In the world, and, b,
, means that wero unknown when the Gov
erument was established, throughtslegraph
and railroads, our constituents are brough
almost to the door Of the Capitol and any on,
who desires Il can come here even from III
far.oR shores Of the Pacific with more cas-
and almost as soon as the fathers Of tn
Republic could como here from New Yorl
city when the capital was established.
The removal OF the capital means the tax
ing from the people by taxation 500,
000, 900 TO establish new capital and erce
public buildings equal 10 those We now poe
! II Nkan 49, -.
$500, 000, 200 OF private property In this city
destroyed. Believing that my constituents
are satisfied that the capital should remain
where Il Ia, and a. their Judgment accord
with my own, / shall oppose all schemes fol
It's disturbance or removal"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24

ANHw Communicating Into consid-
sratlsp the important political advancement
and commercial progroSslVeness Of Hungary
and this fact that Austria has acquiesced In
the popular demand OF not only providing
for hSr complete restoration, but OF assist
Ing her In the accomplishment Of her un-
dsrtaking; profo pndly recollecting that re-
publican Hungary SympathizOd with ropub-
lican America In the late struggle between
the Government and its enemiea-between
the free States Of the Union and the slave
oliEarchy Of the South marking, also, her
great Internal improvements, her Industry,
her rich tracts Of agricultural and mineral
lands and her system Of commercial and po-
lltlcal intercourse with all OF the European
nations-but q short time must elapse be-
fore our own Government, which ought
really TO have been the FIRST to recognize her
independence, especially as she was re-
leased from her thraldom By the Austrian
empire without conditions, will establish q
consulate at her capital, as have all other
great political Powers and commercial
countries. All those who have taken an In
tsross In this affair, at homo and abroad,
and who have watched with uhA, magni-
tuds the Hungarian capital has bounded
into another sphere, are satisfied that the
present obscure consulate at Bucharest
should be transferred 10 the prosperous city
Of iPsSth. Should Secretary Of State Fish
not deem this change feasible or advisable
We hope the Senate Committee on Forelgr
Relations will take the matter In hand, and
create q consulate at the Hungarian capital
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24

MRS. GRANTS RECEPTIONS.
Mrs. Grants receptions will be held every
Tuesday during the season, between the
hours Of and p. IN. #f
SPEAKER BLANE's RECRPTIoNs.
Tho receptions Of the Speaker Of the House
Of Representatives will DO at his residence,
4os Fifteenth street, from 8 TO II o'clock on
each Friday evening Of the season.
MRS. B1.ATNR's RECEPTIONS.
Mrs. Blaine's receptions will be held every
Wednesday ofthe season, between tho hours
of2 and 5p. m.
DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
AT the Russian Legation Madame dc Cata-
cay will receive on Thursdays, from . until
SPIN.
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
2 until 8 p. m. .-
We ARE REQUESTED 10 state that In conse-
quence Of necessary repairs, there will be nc
evening receptions at the British Legation
until special invitations are issued.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24

"LITTELL's LIVING AOH" for January 20
keeps up its well-earnSd reputation. It
would DO difficult to make more entertaining
or appropriate selections.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24
New Advertisement,
rICE OF REMOVAL.

THIS TO TO GIVE notice, THAT THE SUB.
i sstibor AGs obtained from The orphAn.' Court
SLwa.hips!Sa SSaniy IN The PistIiSi o. g1iInsiSj
BLH'L W hA RsH, lIts Of shinG ton eounty Afore.
said, deceased. All per,ons having claims AEeipst
the same, with the vouchers thereof, 10 the sub
soribor, on or before the 1ld day Of January
-issS-hsW AdministFntoT
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24

FRoM J. c. PARKER, Seventh street, oppo-
site the Post Office, we have "aodOy'S
Lady's Book" and "PeterSon's Magazine
for February.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24

DEATH OF GBoHsE D. PRRSrIoH.-Ths
death Is announced Of George D. Prentice,
FOR many years the editor OF the Louisville
Journal, with which his name Ia almost
Identified. Mr.. Prentice wAS native Of Con.
nectieut, and was born at Preston In 1904.
He was d graduate OF 1898 at Brown Uni.
versity, and resided for time In Hartford,
where he was associated with whittier In
the conduct OF literary weekly. In 1881 he
removed to LouisVllle, whore he has ever
since resided. As a journalist he was bril-.
liant, easy, rapid, but unsparing in contro-
Versy and reckless OF the deoencles OF the
press. Personally intrepid, he passed through
many Of the hand hand lights with pistol
and knife that arc Of so frequent occurrence
In the West, without damage To his reputa.
ton with his compeers. As poet he was
distinguished BY great sparkle and tender
nesr, and some Of his VerEss have been en-.
bodied In the selections OF the best English
poetry OF the ago. OF these, perhaps, HTho
Closing Year" is his best performance.
With some weaknesses Mr.. Prentice COM
blnsd many eIcelloncies Of character. His
falling health has long prepared the public
mind for tho intelligence OF his death, which
will be received everywhere with regret.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24
WANT.

T eRADWOHL, NO. IIaO SEVENTH
II. street, between T. and N, Cwsst sids, buy.
cast OF clothing, undSfolothinG, boolsAaRd shoss,
hats, caps, blankets, quilts, bedspreSds, sheets,
tended 70. JaniH
L 8, justin PAYS RAIR (oAsH) PRICES FOR
". Ladies' Gents and OhlldFeu,s eeoond.hknd
AIS Ninth slrseL between D and h streets, third
door from Young Men'l OhIistiAn Association
Building, N. B.-Any Hote By Nail promptly
attended 10. novl9.u
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-24

PEHBINA.-The NsV Nation, the organ
Of the Red River Insurgents, in Its initial
number thus defines tho position of the
rebels:
"SOmething as 10 our policy will be eH.
pected from US In this number, and We pro-
coed briefly TO define our position. In COM
mon with majority OF the settlement, wa
regard the Hudson Bay Company govern.
ment as obsolete and never TO DO Tesuscl.
tated. The Dominion government, by its
criminal blunders and gross Injustice to this
people, has forever allenated them, and by
It's forfeiture Of all right TO our respect will
prevent US In future from either receiving or
permitting Its protection. The Imperial
Government we consider to be too far dis
tant lntelngently TO administer our affairs.
Tho question arises, then, what form OF
government Is best adapted for the develop
ment OF this countrJf aud We reply, unhesi-
tatingly, that the United states Republic
otiers to-day that system Of government
which would best promote order and PRO.
gross In our midst, and open up rapidly this
country Of magnificent resources; but, In
our present dependent condition, we cannot
obtain what We need in that direction, and
hence we will hold II 10 be our duty To adyo-
cate Independence for the people Of Red
River as tho present cure for the public lila.
Our annexation 10 the United States will
follow In time, and bring with II the adyan.
tages which this land 90 much requires"