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GRANT VERSUS MAMMON.

Don Piatt thus discourses upon Grants
worship of Mammon, in a recent letter from
Washington;
I am under the impression that when the
American people again undertake the selection
Of a Chief Magistrate, they will look not only
into his principles, but his brOthersin-law. The
question whether large and healthy family is
to be elected, or one man, will be fiercely agl-
tated. The platform will be made too narrow
for collateral connection, and the B's-in-L.
will be warned off.
1t may be said that Grants poor relations
were on hand previous to the nomination, and
the free and Independent voters had before
their eyes the consequences of success. But
this cannot be said of the latest and most fear
full in1ction The Corbin affair was subse-
quent speculation for which the citizens Of the
Republic are in no wise responsible.
There is class taught at the little military
academy upon the Hudson, through which ca
diets graduate, that ought to be broken up at an
early day. And that is the one which teaches
the beauty of riches and the glory of rich men.
All West Pointers, nearly, bump their military
skulls upon the floor in the presence of rich
men. This was particularly apparent during
the late war. Nearly every West Point Gen
eral made his staff up of princes and pOodes.
Mcclellan made his staff up of that sort. My
God, General" cried Burnside, at the first
Bull Run, when ordered to send the Second
Rhode Island into the fight, "that regiment
represents the best families in my State.
there are men there worth hundred thousand
dollars each" To have a hundred thousand
punctured by bullet, or dslocated by a shell,
filled the old military pumpkin with horror.
This ruined poor Rosecrans. After the battle
II NJ
Cook, but the Phillips and Thurstons came
down and threw about Count Fosco the pur-
pie and fine linen of great respectabilty, and
old Roseys heart failed him. There are few
exceptions to this, of course. Old Pap Thomas
stands out like tower, but the exceptions
form the rule. General Grant is clearly none.
He has no friends that are not wealthy friends
no advisers that are not wealthy advisers,
and so, to our ruin lie turns from the "gold
ore busted to the dust ore golded," and his
fair fame is tarnished
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-20

A WITTY ANswER-A gentleman at Silver
Bow, Montana, wrote to the editor of the Ne,v
North'ccst, asking him if Gen. B. F. Potts, the
newly appointed Governor of Montana, was
Black Republican. The editor answered him
as follows: !" The circumstances are favorable
to that conclusion. Did you ever see any Potts
that weren't black?"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-20

WORLDS FAIR-The people of st. Louis
are agitating the subject of procuring the next
Worlds Fair to be held in that city, and will
ask an appropriation of $25O,OO0 from the
Legislature
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A FAST YOUNG MAN-Vanderbilt Jr.,
son of the Commodore, has bilked" Horace
Greeley out Of $4,000 by getting Greeley to
endorse q draft on bank in which Vanderbilt,
Jr., had no funds ON deposit. It is said that he
has contracted debts to the amount of $500, 900,
which the old man Vanderbilt refuses to pay.
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i. K. FOoTE.
AINSLIE ~ FGOTE.,

A TToGNEIS AND CoUN>ELOES AT LAW. IDA
/ 10 ty:r Patents obtained for mining lcdes.
I IL: 1T %. Congress OF July - $50. OEEcE-Un
= i .:-e.:. opposite Andrews i Co. 5 store. ultt
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MISTAKEN IDENTITY A gentleman who
has just returned to this city from Chicago re-
lates the following incident which transpired at
the latter place. We will leave the reader to
decide whether the mistake was at the expense
of Gov. Blasdel or the big Chinaman. 1t ap-
pears that some enterprising fellow had a Chi
naman of uncommon stature-a very giant OF
John-on exhibition in Chicago. He was
big thing and filled the house with curious spec
tators. Gov. Basdel was in the city, and as he
is reputed to have fondness for seeing and be-
ing seen, he followed the crowd to the show
one evening. The tall son of the "Flowery
Kingdom" appeared and went through his reg
ular PAGES to the end of the programme The
audience left the house, but many of them yet
Jagged around the doors in the expectation of
seeing the big Chinaman pass out. Presently
his Excellency of Nevada, who is remarkable
for his excessive altitude, made his appearance
and bowed to the crowd in waiting, as became
a distinguished man. "There he is; chats
him +" 'here's the big Chinaman, was shout
ed by many voices, as the eager crowd pressed
around his Excellency. A resident of Nevada.
who was among the throng, percelvlng that it
was a case of mistaken Identity said to the
crowd: "Gentlemen. you are in error. | as
sure you that this is Gov. Blasdel, of Nevada
Reese Riuer Rereille
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A TTONNEI AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. OF
I H. IN Commercial. street second door above
: -ar. house. nltt
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T.. L. EDMONDSON.

4 II1uNEl AND COUNSELLOR At LAW. WILL
! r-lt.Ja j. all the Courts oi the Territory q
:, +. N4.4 street. IL Idaho city. MAY -, 60
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PROPOSALS. ron WOOD AND GOAL
FmsT ouASTnn,l lsTEais bHTnieI. b n.

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40 ~ ~ ~ Tss LosS hALpo'-i0 eorus Noop'
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PROPOSALS. FOR SgEoAsEEsTERMAsTER'

QUAhTEhMAnrEnh OFFICE, U, 3. AnMNl
pMuAnELFuIA, NAY 7, l6lN =
Sealed proposals. win be resolved Al this once anul "
O'clock M, on TUESDAY, the 9TH day Of June, islQ.
Tor furnishing tho Quartermastera Department with
hvo thousand o0) Hroal tons Tor sneh ssquAnty
mAg b rqqalrsdl bSSt quality Of WHITE ASH AN
THRAOtfE COAL "a snoh sine and In such ananu,
tes 4. nay b srdsTsd ior period q ono rear from
lus The amount % ten thousand 0o0oo) tons ahOald 70
10 much q the s9si may b required for in .hs
city, Including the u. n ArsenAls A. Bridssburg and
Orayu Ferry Road 70 amount not exceOdink twelve
hundred a 1O0l tona must DO delivered without addi
lnnal oEpSnse 10 tho United States, The balance 70
10 delivered on board Of veasas II this port In good
order and eondilon Tres from slate, bone, dust and
PsoposaiS must be made out In duplicate on blank
forms which can Re obtained q this once, and en-
yelopcl indorsod "PropouAls for doligoY % Coal
kioh prOPosAl must b aooompAnlsd b safhsi en-
propo.a The bddss % hlddsrs YIN Sntsr intoa CON
No proposAi wll % considered unless made In strict
SGSIs sTS invited . attend the opening Of prOpO.
The QuAr,smss,sSs Department reserves the right
70 FuieSt any and all bids.
70 BID vii DO fuFnlshod UPON application % this once
myis,us7 Brow. Lieut. ca. and z, M, U, & A.
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DROPosALs FOR FORAGE


DEPoT ouARTEnHAsTERs 0EIIcEl
CHAnLEsToN, B. o., Nay g. lHlU. !
Sealed proposals., In duplicate with copy q this i'd
vertisemSnt AttAohod, viii be received Al this Office
until u ooloek, IN, Monday, the 9Th day Of June,
AScat 100 SasSsi Of rod sound Oats. to weigh not
leaa than ~ pounds 70 the bushel.
About 10 tons good Timothy Hay.
About 70 tons clean Ryo Straw. -. 49,
Or such qaanilty more oss, a may be required Tor
use and Issue darling the four months. couimencing
June at and ending September %, 1870. The Oats 10
be delivered In sacks o. about three bushels each, and
the hay and straw TO be well baled.
Usual eoFtiqoates a. 70 responsibility OF bidders 70
quirsd also bond In ope third Of The amount n the
contract will be required from the successful bidder
ProPeaAls will be Indorsed Proposals. for Forage,
b order q Colonel a, n Eddy. Chief QuArlsrmAs-
tar. psPaar'n'nt Of shs Seth III ,,d AaP BtHsSr
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ouARrERNGarFR's oYTroi

QUAMIENlIAHfTHH UETIUE9T
RICHMOND, Va, May 3, $50
Sealed proposals. In trplioate will be received ~ the
Post QuATtsmAstSr At Fort foote, Nd, until O'clock
D. m. u SATURDAY, tho 21th day Of june 1870 fos
the erection Of Guard House at Fort Footo, Md 40
oording 10 plans and specifications on hle in the once
Of tho Post QuArternkstsr at Fort Footo Nd.
Bnej 10 fe1t BY % feet, stony feet olear ID toe
boarded, and patterned outllde, lined with matched
boardi and walls Of cells allied IN with heavy lumber
persons not bfaisTs.
TSs sht 70 Tsset any or all bids is reserved 70 con
uidorod 70 the interest Of the service
By order Of the QuArtsmAstsr Gensral unitsd State
army, j. O. CHANDLHh
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH FEEF AND BEEr

PROPOSALS FOR FRESH resi- FEEF AND BEEF
oTIids oHIT oosaIsslhI o. sgnssfsseE,
Sealed prgpq,s. 2 SaSs.l: VA 4Sss,,, s; :,
ne troops and others supplied at the following MILL
Roi axe ssiPsy. Nob probable garrison, COMPANY.
Fort MoPhorson, Mob, probable EAIIison' oompa-
North Platte station, Mob, probable garrison, com.
sidhsy station, Neb probable garrison, oompanies
Fort b. A. Russell, w. T.. probable garrison, u
FSft fSranis, wy T.. probable garrison, Oompa,
Fort FottsmAn, wy. T.. probable garrison. com.
ES[ Sena0 w pESb,hS sSI.i,oH SS%R' Sd
Tort B,ldEoy WI, T probable garrison. sOuPsnis.
Damp Brown. Wy, T, probable gIuisOn.l COMPANY
Miners Delight Wy T., probable garrison com
The contracts 10 commence on the Rrst ClsD day o
q one rs year o. such isss time The CommlssAr
There nothing Rositlys 70 the number q troop
Ths ioosnE posts viii DO bid for In groups as bsO'
Ports >, 4. Russell. laramie, FsttsmAn. Sanders
Tort Sedswief and Sidney Station.
All other posts may be bid for separately OF In groups
bids viii also be entertained for all Of the posts 10
The Beef to be Of good, wholesome, and marketable
quality. in equal q lore and hind gu1rtS
meat, NneekA shAnhn anu 'tAioN " "
Tho necks Of the cattle 70 be cut "a A. the fourth vert
bral Joint md the breast trimmed down. Ths IhahL
q lore quhrters o De GUY On uoih lily ~ ~
ssSye aS snsS vent s SRa en or sSsE u "
| zach Booi, when dressed. must net at least u
Ths contractor viii be required TO furnish weigh an
issue the Beef from tho block on he 9rdsrs o. \. 4.
| roat Commis.AFJ. The place from which 70 l,sae N
Beef VIII be Furnished " me 10Y InnenL y neh
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oPosALs FOR ICE.

OYRIcE or rBE sEn0EAErAT,ARlfal
u. s. SENArE, Nay ~, 1s7O !
Sealed Proposals viii DO received At this othos until
u O'Clock M o. the 18Th Instant for Furnishing for the
quantity 4 may b needed. o. the best NORTHERN
eSry n ths sum n one theasSn8 dosis viii Be- 70
quirSd from The suoOolsful bidder for the doe perform
Inee Of the contract and bid from parties not In the
trade OF personally Unknown will be considered unoaa
accompanied by the guarantee o. responsible person,
that Ia The bid Il accepted and the contract
tered into he will become security for the faithful per
iormAnoa oi the same. JOHN r. RRENOH,
InYa5t Sergeant At Arms. u, g. Senate,
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LET ALL VINO HAVE NOT THE PROPER
QUALIFICATION nv CAREFUL now THEY
ATTEMPT TO REGISTER. EVERY MAN AT.
TEMPTING TO REGISTER ILLEGALLY WILL
ne ARRESTED AND THE sEyEREsT PENAL
TIES WILL BE ENFORCED.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28

LOOK OUT FOR FRAUDS AT THE REG
IsTRATIoN TODAY. BOWEN, COOK,
MORSE & co. ARE DESPERATE. THEY
HAVE IMPORTED AND .CoLONIZED
VOTERS, AND WILL NOT HESITATE
AT ANYTHING TO ACCOMPLISH THEIR
ENDS.
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pRoPosAiS ron OOMNissGRY STORMS.


Funr WARNER, Mass, NAV IL, isiu. 7
Proposals. In duplicate with copy o. ihls sdyerti,s
O'Clock. m, on The 18Th q June issO i1r SIMPLIFYING
tho following Oommlssay Stores 10 the Troops Al thla
post
eabarrols Mess PORK
li9 barrels FlUur
hl9 pounds Beans
GiA0 pounds Coffee, green.
SlA3 pounds Sugar, brown
90 pounds Sugar, white,
80 gallons Vinegar.
t.Ol8 pounds Soap.
Tho above % be delivered At such wharf In tbs oity
q Bo.ion a. nay be designated By the A. O. s., Al
The proposals VII be opened at Il a. M on the 18Th
day Of jane, ls7Q, At Fort warren, Mass
PTopoaAs Nill be MARKED "Prsposala for Uommisaary
-. WILLIAM A. CAMERON,
First Lieutenant bth artillery, A. o. g., Fort Warren,
Mass. mylAtd
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OTrtue AcTnga CosNfIsgGnI SunauryNcH,l
toRr OpLuMnUs, N. ". HAHuon, April y, Is7u. (
Propo.al. 10 duplicate With copy. o. ibis advertise
meut attached, viii be received b. the undsrsensd
until M on the 18Th q Nay, ls for supplying fresh
Beof 70 the troops stationed al Forts Oolum bua and
Mod, Neu York hAFbor and New York OILS. The aaid
Beet must be fresh, o. rood quality, IL
equal proportions o. fore and hind quarters (nnok,
Slant and Kidney ia9w o DO sseladsd and Y be ds
quantity - may b. frosn iis 70 tine rsquged. And
such dayn ~ tbs commanding qhcef shall deslEnnts,
not eHoeedinn four tirnas per Nuek. |.- - :
Separate proposals. IN dupleAts VIII also be received
~ s underened, mp 10 the same hour and date above
mentioned, for gupplyinE commiaaioned ofbceua and
their families stationed AZ the Aforesaid places thoss
supplied tharefrom, with such choice Beef tay may
from time 70 time require, such arion and porter
hquas steak, ntandlHg rbs, or rib noaatsL
These contracts TO be In force air months such els
time a. the Commissary General shall direct
ing on the lat day Of July, iGlp.
fhs 'rAsioT VIII b rs1ulTsa 10 enter into bonds
for the q i've thousand dollara, signed By two
bid- 49, ''''''''' ''''-' ~ wv
The proposal will be opened 81 u O'clock m on the
2h protlmo, Al which time and place bidder In.
addressed r. a. kUTHFRFOHD,
nlyatd Breyet Captain. U. X A., o. 3.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28

NON Ahh bNAAND oAAANao ami
oTyIcE CmEy 9ul9TERnAsTEn,l
Sealed proposals. viii 30 received Al this Once and at
a SS T s% q S' SSSf SSs sG ~ I ss
cry OF the ,gVRsi 4, ,hs posts named
- bushels Bitumlnous Gal. lTII....
f5RT MARKKR. KANSAS.
80 bushels Bituminous Coal
-. ,FoRT HAYS. KANSAS
QO bushels Bituminous Coal o..
60 ,3i.T Val MSALLLAoR. KANSAS q
90. FORT LARNRD,K KANSAS,
- "D E5RT boDGE, KANSAS.
slQ bushels Bitumlnous Coal
."oS3aF sgPPEY, INDIAN TERRITORY.
soO bushels Biiumlnous Goal
~ - PORT LYON. o T.
~ p @ I6gT REYNOLDS, CT.
The wood q, Ports Rlsy, Hattsr, HAYS, .wsllses,
Camp supply foris Lyon, Lnd Rsynolds, 70 be q de
Ss e TSa sCod g s sS s nj oH e
pt % O2nsenaIsnt sirs and re- isgm mall limbs snd
10 wood Al Fort lsy uti 30 allowed io cut 90 cord.
the qgaauy adyertised ior on tbs pilltAP EessTya
approval q he Post GaartsrnssIer Al FoSt RilSy.
me hay % BE- good, msrehsntsble, prairie hAJ 70 DO
e . sSST min. e pTos SIn;S va Ss IN
~hieS may rcSals 10 ne hsS iTum imperice slssiss
must he made good 70 the Government bJ the contac
Th' sA @1os be cut ~ Or before August s ise
The hsy for Forts Riley and Rsynolds may be cut on
the delivery 81 ihs wood and oosi 70 sOpmsneson o.
least oneSIth 81 ne oaantitS eontnsted for No,
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su! ass fs Sss sdsis: = PSts ' SSaio S @
6S SssliAS IN ed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28

CAMMACK On the Isth Instant, b.
thu Rev. pr. Butler, ALFnED OANnAcK, son Of thd
late Dr.. Robert CammAek, Of the city Of lincoln Eng
land, and hiaa LoTrn sioUssA, Of this city.
kADLEY-WILLIAMS.-On the 18th inst, Al tho
Ie.idsnoe q ne brides father BY the Rev =. y Mea-
dor. JoIrN y. HnAplEr, jr., and MANY " WuIIAMs
all u Washinaton. No Carda
sMO0T-wANNAII .--on tho 10th Of March, $50
Miss TItLR wANHAtE, both Of this city.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28

PROPOSALS FOR CORN,
HEADouARTERs DKPARTAIENT or TKxAsJ
CHMI QuARTEhhAhrEhB OiIlcE,
AUSTIN, TN1AH, May 81 ldl0.
this once until iam on WEDNESDAY, the 18th Of
June, loO, for furnishing sueh quAnuei Of uorn a.
may be required from Jug !. 1870 tg Jub D., ISL, Al
each o. tho following named posts In Ie1Asi
Austin, Tort CLARK,
Fort DAVIS, Fort hclntOah,
Port QuitInAn, Jefferson,
Fort Bliss, Fort Coneho,
FoTt Duncan, Fort MeKAVett,
Fort Richardson, RlnEgold Barracks,
Port brown, Nan Antonlo, p.
Fort uTitin, Naco, Dol" ....... ..#
Fort stockton. N.
Corn % be OF gQod, clean, ngrohAntAblo qnllity,
nhellod and delivered In saokA
Delivery 10 commence practicable altar the
Ist day oil July, lsO, aud contlnne In such quantities.
GRd ~ such times Al the receiving ofoeT MAY require,
Zach ia must 10 accompanied BY = suAFnatas d Al
least two Responsible poraona whose tesponabty
be certified ~ the clerk Of Court Of hooord) that to
bidder 10 competent 10 and Will earn tho contract
II awarded y himI und the rualdenoe and pos, 0ce
Address 81 each bddol and guAIantof b stated
The hGht u reserved toreeot any and al bids offered
Proposals TO DO plainly Endorsed the envelope
,,PTgPosAA for Corn At -" and AddrOssod 10 the un'
By command Of BFOIvt hGiOsg g7sglJ J, RsyRs9lL'
Deputy o. NJ Con-, Hssy. BdS' usn, u 3, A, chiiSi
oaAEtsnnAatsE Dsptof TsEAA' nEls'a
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DIRIl.

Of .as %955in q .ss an Instant
u william M. Robertson, Of this city In the 18th yeaI
u her age. ~
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NORsULT YOUR OWN INTKRHBTa AND SAVE
SRgS tSR S s. SS" u SSS s E slIss' aasss
81 Cload Hotel, y
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Personal.

noIgToR = q RQEp HAS EHAloYID gIs oF.
NkR TWELFTH AND sTRkkTs mJiSim'
I ADDE'S AND GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE PRI
II yats oonsallAtinul A No. 1904 has.aohusetts
9yenns bstgesn Tenth and EeLgnth streets vel WIN
army-a genueaan Of tuonty-ssyen Joarl' eApsrionee
NBEUpon nc receipt Of sl0 advice and medicine
StstsS ' NV ~ soily
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Proposals.
NOTCH 10 BRfDoE BUILDERS.

0gonoErowr, ID. O., NAY s. 1870
Sealed proposals. ior buiidiag ne supsrsisucturr Of
The Wet and street bridge over Rock creek VIII Be-
nc, r. until gns 9sh nela.iys sddrs.ssd knsi'
and lndorsed, Prupoaaia for Iron Brdge
Plans, SPECIFICATIONS, and form OF proposal ba
sap Information be obtained from the Engineer In
ChAfga,
Tue right % reject any bid Il reserved
s, J. BOWEN,
Mayor Of Washington.
H. N. AWEENY,
myb Mayor Of Oeurgeiown.
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BoOkbinders.

w, o. BOOK .BiNDER AND PAPER,RUIER.
No "a PsnnayVGniA AVSnus, between rsnth and RieE
snth Btrosta. saith side
Books elegantly or plainly hoahd. Periodicals Ana
newspapers carefully attsnded 10,
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Proposals..


PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.
DEPGHr,UNr oy DlKorAj
OfI1cE OuEI QuAHIERMAaTgR,
| 49, 81. !fAufa MTNN., hay q, $50. J
seaied proposals. Will be received IN s uslisi form
4 O 70 furnish DE foiioSi1s Wiiiis,y - ne
new post near fsm' ma, Dako,s Tsrriis5S '''
i sSna a 1ss 20 81 s e.; 4; gi2 ~. Wood
80 barrels oil Lame.
so9Q feet o. Saw Logs, u N y feet in Length, "a
i1hss y least inches throughout measurement b.
BY OOinmnd Of Major General IIsuooeL
mJls D.rs,Ip6 rs 'ttY WI
PROPOSALS. FOR LUMBER.
OTTIcE CHrEV ou.nrrpN.srrpJ
a, ,DEPAhrMENI or DAKOTA, \
PrOpo..ls IN The usual form ssd under ne custom.
AZ conditions, viii be rsceiysd this once until ID M
TsiS for he consiretlon n builaas y iSs e.. n
r. be erected AZ Pembna, Dakota Territory, nanely'
i'"a@ iest DiIs7sioP LapsbeI q oak or Plns-dHsn
Asa fset q oah; Bsssuood, wildwood. or Pine
gtg tsst y Del and Jontsd Flooring. oss ush.
ssss isss Tasfssssq. s,r.ish,cdssd Pine -nr.,ti.-
A., eomls9s I9mbsr
iSis isst q Pisnf. alnS Rt" ......... d..
lids viii 30 rccsved for al or any part Of The above
delivered At the Post op tho Pobna river or Red
liver wherever Required, In such quantities a. shall DO
lh lumber Or any pat q L ioTasd iSto proper Tafs
and delivered in any part q the lied river o. tho Otter
al, whence y can Do Ealted down th. season with
4 mlst BE- clearly stated what qnalig and what kind
b delivered 4 Psnlna OF other point and precisely
Shat time md time, snd bow much AZ tme-for
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28

AlOO0E bA hHDEN AAAAN EAls
Mr.. Cullom, Of ILL.,, from the Committee on
Territories, reported a bin disapproylng and
annulllng certain laws passed by the Legisla-
ture Of Idaho, which was passed.
Mr.. Cessna, Of Pa, from the Committee on
Elections, called upthe contested election case
of Wallace Va, Simpson, Fourth South Caro-
lima district with resolution declaring A. g.
Wallace entitled TO his seat.
The resolution was adopted without debate.
A motionwas made 10 reconslder, and that
motion was laid on the table before the House
was fairly aware what was going on.
Mr.. Cessna then obtained unanimous con-
sent 70 make q statement TO the effect that
Mr., Simpson being ineligible, Mr.. Wallace
was considered as having received the highest
number Of votes, aud therefore entitled 70 his
scat.
Mr., Randall, Of Pennsylvania, also Of the
committee, obtained ten minutes time 10 ex.
plain. He admitted that Mr., Simpson was
disqualified by having beon Ia the rebel army,
but denied that his disqualification entitled
Wallace 10 his scat
Mr.. Brooke OF New York, earnestly pro.
tested against the action Of the House and
said not ten members knew what was going
on. Immediately after the reading Of the
| journal, when there was not quorum pres
emit, the gentleman had taken advantage Of
the confusion and disorder which prevailed
10 smuggle . member Into the HOUSE. He
wished II TO 30 10 the country that when thert
! was no quorum amid general disorder and
| confusion, man who had received but niue
thousand votes, with vote Of iA,00D againsl
him, had been umnggled Into the House
Talk TO him OF the frauds In New York
Never In it, worst days had such fraud beer
pTactleed as the one which had been perpe
trated at this hour at this bar,
Mr.. Dawes, OF Mass, said he considered
Of the highest Importance that there shoult
be q Tecoid left so that this case might no
be considered u 4 precedent and wTongtlul
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28

an regulates 70 promots oonnnbial hADpaneas In
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hned with the melancholy raneutioa that happlness
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