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The New York herald., 1870-12-29
PROPOSALS..
DOs1 OFFICE AND UNITED STATES COUgr rHOUSE
l. NEW YORK CI1Y,
OFFICE oF surgRIsTrsDEST Dee. Is, 1870.
sr HOUSE.

NEbIhHI AND CASl IRON WOEk
Sealed proposals. Will be received the Office or the Supar.
ihtenienl uhu IL NJ January H. 1871 for furnshnr
yeing itin- hnd putting in place the cas and wrought
ron Work exhlbed IN plans, specifications and schedules
now IN ths oice, consisting OF cast iron Columns, pcd-
plates &c, AMI wrought iron beams, yirdcrs, &c.
The "Qrk ol the columns, iron beams ers must be
iurnsle dclyered hited and IN place complete within
ro n.on,hf after date Of written notice to conmenco tha
work. AMI the remainder rapitly required bv tho
grr Of nc work. AM s BY tho
The contractors VIII be permitted the OF the
nad engines 10 putting The work IN place without charge but
VIII &c required TO pay the time OF the employed
working them, who will be furnished by the department
seanoldng to be furnished BY tho contractors.
Proposals VIII be made hv the piece weight tho
varons CASTINGS and beams provided in The schedules
The work VIII not DO subiivded among different bidiers
but W u 30 considered 10 the aggregate.
Payments VIII DC made monthly, dcducng per cent
until the final completion of the contract.
Az bids mist be accompanied by penal bona In the
S5o0 that the bidder VII accept and perform the
u awarded 10 him. The seency of the security certl-
ned by the United States Judge CLERK OF the United
Court or District Attorney Of the district where resides
The department. reserves the right 70 reject any bids
be deened for the interest Of the government do
and any BID that ~ not made on the printed form to e
taed IN th oIcc, ana does not conform respect
TO ne OF this advertisement w not be CON
taorcd neither VIII any proposals be received from parties
who are no, enaaged In the manufacture Of cast
or wrought ron work and who have tho ac
lies Tor get ng out the castings rolled beams,
Proposals VIII be endorsed Blds for Iron Work." adj
dressed 70 CALVIN T. HULBURp. Superintendent =
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AnusExENrs- -sRcoND pAoE-.rourth, afsh ANA sixth
BoARD Ann, LoDdiNG wANTED--sEOoSp rAas-
soAsDESs %%sTEpsroosD rAaE-r.s and second
ssoeSIYs REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sroosD rAau-
BUSINESS e0tHaS oHPapSoRruNIrIEs-rl.sr pAas-rAd col.
as4sFs S5z s9
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-TwxLrru PAor-rhlrd
zsS ss rAerA,.
coAsTwisE TSR; STEAMSHIPS FIRST rAar-rlrA aud sixth
ff9gAfsH
pENTlSrRY-FIRsT PAGE-first column.
sSSSas IS s$D
ESksisHED E55Ty TsD TO LET
EgRsGa
HELP 'WS%%iNirED-xALEs TWELFTH PAan-rhrd and
HELP 0'Ss% WAIVED pAev-ssoona
HSss ss$ss5s ss sss ss.s:sss
aSusE ROOMS &C. S@s4sSfxu,ru
fxSSsse1sn f1sssss ss1ss su
LOAN QFFlCES-FiRsT PAGK-Sixth column.
LOST AND FOUND-FIRSr PAaR--Stxth column.
MACHINERY-TwELFTH PA0E-Fo column.
MAkBLE MANTELS-FiRsT PAaE-Fourth column.
MATkIMONIAL-SEooNDP PAoE-Fourth column.
MEDlCAL-TwELFTM PAGE-Sith column.
MISCELLANEOUS Observation-Disclosures PAor-
Sixth column.
Observation-Disclosures rAoR Fourth column.
MUsICAL-SEOoND PAGR-Fourth column.
NEW PUBLICATIONS TWELFTH PAGE-Fourth column
PERSON AI-FIRsT PAGE--First column
FlANOFORTES--SECoND PA0E-Fourth column.
orfcE ssun column
PROPOsALS-FIksT PAaE-sixth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR BALE OR TO
kENT.SECoND PAaE-ThiId column.
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-SKCOSD PA0E-rhrd
REAL ESTATE wANrED-sxoosD PAaR-rhud co.
REsTAURANTs-FIRsr PAaE-seoond column.
kEWARDS-FlRsr PAGE-Sxth column.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALES -rwrLrru PACE
First and second columns
SITUATIONS SwANTED-MALES-TwsLYrH PAax-Third
SPECIAL NOTICES-FIEsT PAGV-First column.
sP &TING-DOGs, BIRDS, do.-FiRsr PAaK-sccond
THE TRADES-TwxLrTM PAGR--Fonrth column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-sEooSD PAGE
Second column
UNfURNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS To LET
SECOND PAGg-Third column
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIRsr PA6e-Fourth column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &o.-FIRsr PAdE-First
column.
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COASTyyTSE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's
Through Line to
California and China.

N~~-4- --~~<.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANYs
California iifaTasa and l,hs China
Freight and passage greatly reduced
siSs n5ss 10 sisrsS sisS s'ssssse' sss
These rates include BERTH board and all necessares for the
Steamers Of the above line pier 4e North river
Canal street, at Y O'Clock noon,
except when those days fall Sunday then the day pre-
ooc hundred pounds Of baggage free each adult. Me4l
c'ns ana stisdaanss sN re. c,,,r
with COLORADO, Catan Parker
Departure of 10Th every month will touch at San Jose,
steamer AMERICA, will leave San Francisco February ],
AZ irs.snt Io San f,ancsco win go fast and be received
Freight for Central America South Pacific por.s win
be received until r. ~ Saturday, December 81 1879.
only A the usual facilities afforded Shippers in collecting
For freight or passage Tickets and nil further Information
apply a. he ONCE por ~ North river
r. BABY, Agent
aRIESTAL "a 4
TEMraATJSG o. Az S,a ESCAPE FROM rnE RGoRs OF
a,oa! he s, IJ.ess,y mi; asS sSlsqda s4s
Maa, Port Said % and saes Canal Snsas
pore and Hong Kong there making connection with the
papys steamers for the various ports OF China Japan aud
For freight PASSAGE or further information apply the
occ, pier ~ Nor n river hcw YORK =. K BABY, Agent
S,AN DOMINGO LINE
- For Puerto Plata. ssmana ana san Domingo City.
The United States man s,rennsnip
Captain r.. a. Delaney.
will leave pier No. North river for the above norris
passage aS sPpy 10 sPoFroRp BRoraERs c;os'' CO.. 0'
No. 20 broadway.
TINTED STATES MAI. TO HAVANA
~ Atlantic Mali Steamship Company.
Sailing regularly Thursday. Mt o'clock r. NJ rrc.
MoRRo CASTLE, Capt X Adams (via Nassau> Dcr. %
MissoTRi Capt, j. b EDWARDS via Jam Il
''f ''''sA' V 'pss ". pIMocK. President.
No Bowling Green.
HAVANA, sIsAL AND VERA CRUz-NEw YORK
and MEXICAN aal Steamship ine leaving pier IL East
CLEOPATRA, Captain Philips Thursday Dee %
CITY or MExiCO, Captain Zimmerman Saturday. Jan.
CRY or MERIDA, Captain Saturday Jan. %
For freight or Pessfes F aHHpspRE Spp sons ~ Broadway
CLEOPATRA goes 10 Havana only taxes no passengers
TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON sTEAMERs-ToucH-
ing ut KEY West, carry ina the rnited States mail
The Al stca n.hip ARIADNE, Captain at pier % East
river, viii leave on Saturday, December 81.
Through bills adpg given TO Houston and 70 all points
the Gaveston ouston and henderson, and b. H. H. and
&. Railroad.
For freight or passage apply to
u II. MALLORY co., lb3 Maiden lane.
CouTngRN LINE-FoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
- The AL steamer VICTOR Captain q. Gates, "
cevng freight Il pier 81 East rve and viii! sail Saturday,
Freight taken for ST. Louis, Mobile and Galveston.
For freight or passage apply to c. H. MALLORY CO,
The steamer De soro VIII follow from pier IS North
river LIVINGSTON, FOX co.
NroTICE.-sTEAM TO NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-A
81 at r. NJ. Passsse TO New Orleans reduced For
sage apply 20 N. ponkKfY, II Broadway.
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sPOnTING-DOG~, BIRDS, &C.
4 LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR SALE
Medicines for all dscaes Prepared food for mocki M
birds, ut h DOvh9 No. reene street, OF Canal
N. B.-Lsdtss attended BY Mrs. Dovsy.
QUARIA, GOLD FISH, GLOBES. sHELLs, CORAL
~ Aquatic Plants, All vare.ics FtaA for stocking the
aquarium for sale, wholesale and rsts at Aquara Case
''' @-' D'''' = j. BAaor, Agent.
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A r THE OLD ESTABLISHED OFFICE, co NASSAU
~ street, you Obtain liberal advances Diamonds,
Wotcbes silver Ware &c, ~. purchase them at thcif
utmost valuation. A. HOEIGMAN, Broker
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T FIRUSKI VOLTS, s9S BROADWAY, Up STAIRS,
~ room No. 3 between Nineteenth AMI Twentieth
Liberal vnnces Diamonds Waiches Jcwcry, Silver
ware, Pianos, Silks and Life Policies. Business strictly
nril
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A THE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE OFFICE IN
~ the city amount TO loan Diamonds. Watches.
Jewelry, Sc lShaCS,
81 Thirteenth street. walacs's theatre.
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pR0ADWkY, CORNER FULTON STREET KNOy'y
~ bndinaI.-Business established Is ysars.-NEWMAN
LEOPUlD ouys sells advances literally Diamonds
Watches Jenery, Lille Policies Merchandise oher Sc
curites negotiated for
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DENTISTRY

rI,EETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN "a YEARS.
- oennmhins npp'caon; gas administered. Beautiful
1ees @i Set plo Pinnpers Tor hollow cheeks Sets pur
C0aseh- j. JAY VIiLERS,
loo Grand street, near broadway.
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NOPARTNERSHIPS.

fNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING
under the firm OF Schwartz Harris Ia this day
dnaolved BY mutual consent Business continued by I.
schwartz. ISIDOR SCHWARTZ.
DEOKhEgx u, 1870 ABRAHAM HARRIS.
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"A LARGE ASSORTMENT or BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS
n and yahscs al the Great Family Shoe Emporium, gs0
Bowery corner of Bond street, selling 20 per cent below
Broadway prices W. D. BIGELOW.
RO1ERT
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At HYMANs, G5s BROADWAY. CORNER OF BOND
n s;reet-Liberal ADVANCES made Diamonds
Watches SILVER Ware &C., win pay the highest market
price the same
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"A SMALL INVOICE PATES DE FOIE GRAs AUX
IA Trnhes ct Gnantfnc for sale by W. g WALLACE No.
South William
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MONEY ADyANCED--AT $. n. M1GEL's NO.
1M thi9n square, noxt door 10 Tiaan,'s, Diamonds.
Jcwclrr and all sortr OF Nalua ahie.
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AT WOLF BROrHER'3, 5J9BR ROADWAy.-MONEY
~ loaned Diamonds Watches, Jowery more particu>
larry Pianos Business strictly Gaentia; same bought
and sold N. B.-Se nabla Espanol ben.
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DERMrDA NAIL. =
- The steamship PERT, Captain Gardner. VII bs d6
epatch-d 10 Hamilton taking freight for Sc GeWyes ou
pc Il NORTH river GU saturday December al at o'c,Oel
r. NJ For freish. or passage apply to
VIM IL WEBB, "a ExchHuss. pTacxs
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COuTuGRN LTNE-FoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
- The AL steamer VICTOR, Captain g. Gates, is
coivng freight =, pier 81 East river and will sail Saturday
December 81, ats +. NJ
Freight taken FOR st. Louis, Mobile and Gaveston.
For freight passage apply to G. H. MALLORY CO,
l53 Maiden lane.
river. LIVINGSTON, FOX co.
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THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK
L Corner Third avenue and Twenty sixth street,
NEw YORK, Dec. 20, 1870
MISUNDERSTANDING interest at the six cent
annum al from vi to rs 900 will be paid and
after the third Monday IN January
Interest will be added to accounts January and IL not
drawn bear interest deposits.
Bank open daily from 10 A. NJ to F. NJ and on Monday,
Wednesday and SATURDAY evenings from to O'clock
SPENCER n. GREEN, President
WILLIAM Il. RIREINR Secretary.
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1 YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.
iIOR SALE-TIlE STEAM YACHT JAMES, NOW
n lying at the landing Staten Island For particulars
apply to THOMAS ROBINSON. Herald Ship News office,
W htehal sip pier |, East river, New York.
LrOR SALEM GOOD ORDER, THE FOLLOWING
Sails from schoone. yacht Msinsail, Foresail, Jib,
EiyiDg Jib, Jib Topsa Hemp Mniut0psai Mainopmast
,staysai Can be seen WILSON'S sail io, corner South
and Roosevelt streets
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90 NASSAU STREET, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE
CD Liberal adyaGccs made Diamonds Watches, Jew
cry and al kinds Df merchandise. The bought
sold. HAYAhS LEOPOLD room No. L
Q1p BROADWAY. NEAR TWENTIETH STREET, UP
OlO sairs.-M9n.y advanced Diamonds. Watcher
Jewcry iaco., shawis Pianos, &c. same bought, Unre-
deemed Pledges for sale. A. G. HERrS.
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L'OR SOUTHAMPTON. ENGLAND
IL TAKING PASSENGERS FOR FRANCE.
: British steamer CITY or BUESOS AYRTs,
Captain Stephen Jarman, H. n r., having superior
modations, will sail from
NEW YORK FOR SOUTHAMPTON.
~ On SATURDAY. Dec. 81.
Cabin Passage. .......... $50 United states currency
steerage CO. United States currency.
For freight or passage apply to
AUSTIN BALDWIN Co.
- .. ~ Broadway New York.
Inc British steamer AVON, Captain James Young. will
follow about January rs. "
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'THE AMERICAN STANDARD TABLES AND CON-.
hnation Cushions ,can only be bought w. IT, GRIF-
FlIHS, ~ vesey srca complete At reduced prices. -
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"a =.
N SPECIAL MEETING.
special meeting OF the American Institute win be held
Thursday evening, December ~ O'clock rooms
for the purpose OF carrying out its Plan published annually
1885, Of holding International Exhibition 1876 the
centenary OF American Independence.
By order of the Trustees.
HORACE GREELEY, President
GEORGE PEYTON, Recording Secretary
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CLEIGHS FOR sALE.-TwENTY sUPEItIoR PORT
Thirty seventh street.
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GEORGE ECKELS.
HENRY GOERIN0.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING
between the undersigned, under ths firm OF Il. Il
suyder Co., u this day dissolved by mutual Tho
business OF the drm w be settled by Christopher Beale
4. L. HNYDEK
cHRIETOPHER d. BEALE.
DEdRMaER N lA.Q
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A 73'.--LOANS TO ANY AMOUNT on DIAMONDS,
"A Eneralts Wachcs. Jcwelry siyerwarc, Pianos Vel.
vets, baccs, taluahes, kc bought; utmost paid
j. ii. BARRINGER, 735 Broadway, opposite Astor place
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-01


The NEoRo EXODUS FROM VIReINIxf--
The Be9foes appear 10 be leaving Firgill-
10 in shoals for the cotton plantations Of
Georgia. Alabama and Mississippi. where
they are sure Of better wages and . warm
er climate than they have IN ihe Old
Dominion" III Richmond, Ior instance,
q labor agent advertises for negroes BY
Thousands to 90 South at from fifteen dol
lars TO Twenty-Five dollars and hify cents
per month. Before the war the sales DC
!. Virginny nierers for the cotton States
amounted in Richmond to about twenty
millions of dollars year. The present
demand from the cotton planters foi these
Vireinian field hands is bnt the revival Of
the Oh one in new shape. Uuder the
old slavery demand the Virginia master
sold 10 The trader "a few nigeers every
wear TO make both ends nloet Under
the new voluntary freedman and free la
Dor system whole families and colo
nies Of these Virginia plantation blacks
are moving South. The end will proba-
bly, be the disappeafanceo Of the black pop.
n'atisn nom the State and its replacement
bg white labor. This viii involve The cnt
nag up Of large plantati ms into small
farms Tor German, Danish. Norwegian,
English, Welsh. Irish aud Yankee settlers
"a transformation which will double The
value IT every acre OF land IN the Sts.t !
within the next ten or fifteen years IN
Y Herald
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-01

Many persons are under the impression
that as soon as the elections were over, al
officers were to be removed, and that The
State had resumed her place 10 the Union
Gen. Ames can take his owil time to pro
claim the result, and on the. 4lh Tuesday
after his proclamation, the Legislature Il
10 meet and adopt the I 9th amendment
before Congress receives the Constitution
We suppose Gen Ames will get through
counting the votes about the middle ol
this month. SO that the Legislature can
meet about the 18th OF January; and by
the irst Of February Congress will no
doubt have admitted the State into the
Union. and the Legislature can again o.
selnble for general business. Thirty days
after the State is admitted the present Of
ticers Of the State will be declared vaca
ted under the new Constitution, and the
Governor will llhave the appointment Of all
the Judges, and also all county officers
till the regular election by the people
which will be next November, unless fixed
earlier by the Legislature. - VicksbUy Re
publican.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-01

Az IMronTAxT INvEx7ron We had
the pleasure. lew daya since, Of Witness
Ing The operation Of machine recently
completed 81 genileman Of this county.
which surpasaes anything IL the way ui
ingenuity that We have YET heard of This
machine win nuke almost any Kind Of i
calculation ~ simply setting Il for addi-
ton. multiplication. division or subtrac
tion, and the turning Of d crank. It works
with perfect accuracy and can be made
to add up any number Of columns at the
same time. The inventor Is extensively
known rs gentleman Of extraordinary
genius, and has worked untiringIy fnr the
last twenty years for the Accomplishment
Of his drsigns He has succeeded at last.
and Ne hope that his invention may be
the source Of rich reward Tor his labors.
1berion Gassls
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-01

CuRfo0s AFRICAN MARmAcK CusroN -
when The Muain-U Uazelnbe falls IN bore
with !eunle, either from personal obser-
Walton or IRON report Of her attractions.
he causes her % be conveyed 70 his gam
DE-, uhere she is compelled to discoser alI
TIE objects Of her former amonrs who b5
order of tie Nnata are imn'ediateIy put
% death. and al their property conlizco-
ted When al objects Of jeal 3usy aie
fhus remored By The Cnta- Dofo. Of high
commissioner Of the terselio, who j. the
chief agent 10 carrying out the orders Of
the Munt4. the new Object Of bis passion
is sent - Join the ofIef i1u't< Of tie sa~
rasIio. The Introduction of . new wife
into The harem i TINS always the signal
for number Of deaths. and Indeed, to 20
great an excess il this carried, that the
occasion is oiien laid hold Of as q pretext
for The jealous % vreak their vengs ance
on ne nnsnspcclipg victims of their ha~
tired. Bo1oas MaQrrire, {
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-01

EcvxrxIc N.-The Philadelphia Ledger
says this word Ia derived from the Greek
noun oikumene. meaning the Inhabited
world. which was used By the ancient
HelIenes to designate their portion Of the
ear,h. as apposed 70 larbarian islands
Later. II became the appellstiod of the
: Roman Empire, and persons who al
here 20 ihe primitive meanings Of words.
snd viii not admit secondary senses, con
tend that an Ecumenical Council cannot
now he held The iirst councils. IT'S con
tended. were meetings Of the Bishops 81
the Roman Empire, and were presided
over by the reienina Emperor or bis rep.
resrniaiieos. In the New Testament
oizna,sne Il employed TO denote the
+ Kinriom Of Christ and 10 this sense
nay Be appropriately applied 10 CONSUL
iaiion Of Tie entire household q Gath.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-01

. + r.
The Scooba Speciatur takes he dzab-
binr our side received ID the recent elec'
tion in tho following eood-natured way
The election Ii over. A|corn carried
everything everywhere even carrying
Dent. At least We doa't believe he would
have gotten through the race without Al
corns help. We are bothered to know
| what was iha matter, Of whether apythiuB
II the elrcfioa i over and eas fair, who
was on Dents side 7 We haven't heard
Of the first Dent man that's come 20 The
surface yet.
II the election WASN'T fair. Grant ought
to know 1t. He won't let Dent suffer,
il makes no difference how little there is
left OF him.
The papers says Alcorn is 7o.0O0 ahe,d
and only three counties heard from. Did
anybody know that our side was 10 the
race Or did our folks psy The forfeit and
lot the other side run over the track n
II We thought Gen. Grant knew al
about the election, and that be knew
whether his brother in.lau had . fair
VOTE we wouldn't be 80 much bothered<
But as We haven't heard Of Dent since the
election, and we're one Of his hackers. we
don't feel satisfied about tho Presidential
view Of the case.
Can anybody telI who run in The race !
Whether Dent rnn Or played possum I
How ,nany votes did Alcofn get In Mis-
sissippl, not connting The fellows who
threw rocks over the line r
Kemper voted Republican, but some
how Alcorn was the blackeat Republican
and got the votes, Or else it was consider
ed useless to waste votes on Dent, and,
thought we'd yote BY acelamasion for Al
corn.
We'ro amotherin 10 know who Is what,
and how isvhichi I Car anybody unian-
gle thb mystery
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-01

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daily and has Ior years. go ~ eE.,s. ~.
at ah ftls enors 9 c9ouns z3 -
cofks o. bprBundy and BOURBON oott'7. l'17 3
IL Chicago husbands are saij 10 b q
Iearfnl n Curtain lectures I'LL fhcx odd
lie letters Y u. +. !. Midi nsnns = xiI<
peuailtinr.s
Thoas uho u.ks he nu,t poius d snt
always possess <he most uba|auce- xoa
can eet nothing lrom ~ hoed q d{1n
unless you be6t i md much e. 49,
nothing from some sources y you g.
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a.m !. r'l y arm, was 80 = = ! 49, | -
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IL vhen ~ c-n,s Lnma !. i I've hrs>.3
sacb q s / smsrt ..s mini m;ri.isr iIe se~rosd "a
pounded. aad made such : noise, "a
tbe foIks snd there ~ 81 snybodv dared
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Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-01

Three lutte girls were playing among
the poppies and sage bush Of the back
yard. Two OF them were making believe
keep house, little way apart, as near
neishbors might. AT last one Of them
was overheard saying 10 the youngest
Of tie lot. There now Nellie, you 60
over to 5arahs house and stop there
little while. and talk Is fast Is ever you
can. and then you come back aud ten me
what she says about me, and then I II talk
about her and then you 70 and tell her
all / say. and then we'Il get mad as hof.
nets. and wont speak when w meet Just
as our mothers do. you know : and thatlI
be such fnn--wont i'll" Hadn't these
little mischiefs lived to some purpose !
and were they not close observers and
apt scholars. charmingly trained for the
chief business oflifs in small neighbor
hood