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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-04-09
sheriG's Sales.

by virtue of snmtry writs of q. ia. Sc mn.
directed will sell the highest ktdlles
NJ 0rnngrburg Court HOUSE, oAfIhes ars1
Monday in Mag next. for cash she Ssl.
lowing property. viz:
One tract Of land eontaiaiag 60 essSe
more or less. houn,lel va the horsh BIZ Jaesh
keitt and Thomas Zimmerman, soush kys
Peter Harrison. east by Jacob Keiit, and
west ny II. l.. Slnukc. Levied oa N the rfsa.
perty of David Stack at the sun Of Adelis o.
Drandcnburg. EFtsE EasgFTFFr
ALSO = - =,
One tract Of land containing coo asrea
more or less, bounded by lan,ls o9 OugM
Shuler, Middleton Dantler, z. Taylor and
others. Levied on as the property Of Raass
som Bannstcr nj The suit OF James Rouek st.
"S' e'' al Sasra Z x 4
ALSO
One other tract containing 40 ssrss SwSls
as the properly of E. Calvin Bl6iisrtSa the
suit of Oswell Reedcr. 'ststAsA
ALSO. iDTrA
One tract of land containing 2Sa ceres,
more or less, sitnate on Head Wnters % Sad,
Ter Swamp, bounded by lands Of Peter
Hampton, G. l.. Smith, Jacob AmahsF, 'Es-,
tate of Saml Smoke and others.
One other tract of 200 acres more OF lsaS.s
bounded h!j- lands of Sami Smoke, AZ Il. v.
IIarzog, Estate Saml Inabinet and J. H
Moorer. Levied on as the property OF yoAa
II. Smoke at the suit Of Geo. L. Sasftk abde
others e a&s
ALSO,
One tract of land containing asa Aaarss
more or less, situate on Head Waters sF
Crotch Pen Branch, bounded on the south
east by Estate of S. A. Smoke and Dr.. gf.
Smoke, northeast by DR.. j. II. Smoke aud b.
Houser, on southwest by margin. OF Crsteh
Pen Branch. Levied on a. the property sf
j. II. Moorer at the suit Of II. r. Burke. sI.
Sheritfs Office, II, RIGGS, 80
orangcburg C. H., S. c., s. o. C.
april I, 1870
apl9 t y CTT'E y2ERT
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-04-09

NNO RENT. - Two Desirable
aud Commodious RESIDENCES, one on
Broughton Street and one on Amelia Street.
Apply TO JAMES BROWNE.
jan 10 tt.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-04-09

O'Donovan Rossa has received ten
lashes for insubnrdination in prison.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

The eolorcd people OF Calliornia generally
celebrated the ratIaeatlon Of the htesnth
amendment yesterday.
The California Legislature has adjourned
sine dis.
The Governor Of California has signed the
bill making ten per cent the legal rate o. In
tereat
The steamer Teutonia, from Hamburg, and
tho France, from st. Nsgaire, have arrived At
HavAna.
The strike has become general among the
coal miners ia sehuylkill county Pa. The
operators say they will hold out until the
miners yield
John r. ssffrcy, heal Of the London house
Of L. S. JAffrey h 90, Of New York, died In
London on Monday.
The injunction dlsposIelsinE Manager Grau
Of the leSseeshIp Of the French theatre, New
York, has been dissolved.
The steamers Etna Aud Tripoli have arrived
at Queenstown from New York.
The London Timer money article Of yestet-
day says that French cable shares have de.
ollncd In price In consequence Of threatened
competition.
MIrAwIer, formerly the Russltn Governor
OF Poland, has arrived In Paris
Tho breadatuR market At London and LlV.
erPool IL depressed 10 consequence Of impor
tations Of wheat, oats anil other gains from
the Battle provinces.
The Pope has constituted Toronto, ClnAls,
= Diocese, aud Bishop Lynch has been made
al Archbishop. Off,.
The ooronnrh jury, In the ease OF Goo. d.
Porter, who was killed Ia \ gambling house Ia
Troy, New York, last Friday pight, mi that
he was murdered by Hugh MAlion, AliAi
"Skln-a-RAt," aud that Amos u, stafford wa,
accessory to the crime.
The newly.appointed city Officers Of New
Orleans held their 6rst meeting last night, and
elected recorders for the seyoral wards. Mr.
Beekwth was elected city attorney, and he
was Immediately directed to prsVent the
transfer OF the eity's stock 10 the New Or
leans, Jackson and Great Northern railroad.
A mass meeting OF eItlEens Of New orleAn'
has adopted rosoiutionS approving OF the &C
ton Of the New York Cuban JuntA 10 agree.
log to cooperate with General QueSsda.
Tho LoulsIanA fair opens April asa.
On the MetAiric course 10 New Orleans yes
terday Lobellc beat Mitchell in the hurdle
race. Time, sbik.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

Miss Lillian 8. Edgarton was introduced
TO her hrst New York audience last evening,
at the Cooper Instltute, by Horace Greeley,
who did hor the honor, not always accorded
by him TO moro distinguished speakers, TO
remain I'LL tho end Of tho lecture and Join 10
tho generous applause. ia .aff.
Ono OF the Revolutlonlsts present Is said
10 have len abruptly, with the remark that
she would not longer lllten 10 such stuff.
II has long boon noticeable that those who
treat with tho greatest contempt women's
opinions differing from their own are the
noisy advocates Of woman's superiority.
Miss Edgarton ridlcules without mercy
the doctrine OF snaan D. Anthony and Anna
Dickinson that the ballot IL bread and work
aud wealth-tho panncea Of woman's ills.
IL ever obtained, she insists, Il should be
held by women "a a reserve power, aud It's
possession should mover Induce them to
abandon the vantage ground Of moral In
fluence for the arena Of partisan politics.
Miss Edghrton sees clearly that equality
OF man and women does not mean Identity,
and that soclety's Interests, as we'll as the
lndlvIdual's, will DO best promoted by con-
tlnuod difference between the sexes In me-
thods Of influence aud spheres OF action.
She strongly advocates the formation OF as
soclatlons that shall stimulate woman's In
tellectual activity and better teach the prac-
teal duties OF life.
Her appearance Is most attractive, aud
she dresses In excellent taste, though strik-
lngly. Her voice IL too theatrical an alto,
aud her manner and elocutlon too studied.
Tho lecture would have been more effective
II more cafelessly delivered, or at least more
"trlpplngly on the tongue.o But her faults
are Of kind TO DO cuTed by the experience
which Ia undoubtedly before hor. And II
may be unhesltatlngly predicted that she will
become one OF the beet platform teachers OF
true WomanhOOd.-M Y. Comnlmsreial Adj
psrHser, April Q. a.. ..I
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

Edward Z. O'DrIeu has been promoted from
temporary 10 second class clerk 10 the contact
once, PoAt Ohlse Department, Vice John L.
French, promoted.
Samuel L. CLARK has been Appiuted tempo
rAty clerk 10 the contract once, Poat once
Department, vice Z. =. o'Btieu, promoted.
Gov ornor Lucius FAirehild, Of Wisconsin, Is
at the Arlington.
Gsn. Z. A. staring, Inspector General Of the
Grand Army OF the Republic, leaves town to-
night for Troy, New York, to be present at the
funeral OF the late Major General George II.
Thomas, which takes place In that city on
Friday, the sth instant.
ME-. James L. Murdoch left town last nisht
an route for Philadslphia.
Gen. Allen Rutherford, the new Third Audi
tor, 10 In town. He will return to North Oar
ollnA 10 day or 80 10 anish up his Affairs and
will return Immediately to the city TO take
charge OF the Bureau.
Gov. Harvey, OF Kansas, Is 10 the city and
will remain here several days.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06
from the Riforma Of Florenee. Italy, FEB. a
The National Monument 90 Abrah am
Ltnc0ln.

from the RRorna Of FlOrsnso. Italy, Feb. "a,
The National Monum emit 10 Abrahau
LtncOIn.
To honor merit ID the browning beauty Of
greatness. Hardly had tho American people
recovered from the horror Of that ASSESSING
tlou which struck down Abraham Lincoln
than they applied themselves 10 tho task Of
raising sum sufficient TO erect at Spring
held, ILL.,, bronze monument which should
DO worthy Of the man whose name Ia written
side by side with that Of Washington. The
commission being thrown open 10 competl.
ton, 80 designs were presented, and the
honor Of preference was bestowed upon that
OF Mr.. Larkln O. Mead, an American sculp-
tor, whom tho italian school, the school OF
Michael Angelo and OF Oanova, reckons
among its pupils. We visited, short time
since, the stndio OF Mr.. Mead, aud were
struck By the manly and commanding figure
OF tho Prealdent, through whose noble and
majestic countenanco shines the great mind
which conceived and ultimated the liberty
Of the slaves. The statue, colossal in slEc,
aud standing erect upon the monument,
holds In the left hand a scroll, upon which Ia
written Emancipation" aud In tho right
the pen with which Abraham Llncoln erased
/ from the page Of human history the disgrace
| OF slavery. As q symbol Of the Union to
which he dedicated his life, there stands at
the side OF the statue the consular fasces,
about which Is thrown the glorious banner
Of the republic. AZ the foot Of tho fasces
rests a crown OF laurel. Al the angles Of
the monument arc placed four groups, rep
resentlng cavalry, Infantry, artillery, and
the marine. Tho talent with which Mr..
Mead has designed tho monument, and the
boldness with which he has modelled this
colossal statue, reveal In him beyond doubt
profound knowledge OF his art. We feel
sure that all will admire the work Of Mr..
Mead, and wlllrender homage TO the memory
Of Abraham Lincoln, who Ia no more q citl-
zen Of America, but a citizen ofthe world
a glory 10 Humanity.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

the coat-of-arms OF California. On the out
side OF the case containing the wreath Is In
scrlbed, "To Ole Bull, from hi, California
friends, as a sllght token Of their affection
ate regards. San Francisco, March "a,
1870"
It Is certainly one Of the most unique and
elegant specimens Of art that we have ever
seen. Tho GIN was fitting tribute to the
genius Of the great viollonlst. Ole Bull will
give a grand concert at MetEeroit Hall to.
morrow evening, at which he will have the
assistance Of most excellent vocal aud In.
strumeutal talent. Tickets may be obtained
at Metzerotts music store, where seats may
also he secured.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

THR New York Journal Of CompRres re-
Dukes the class legislation which would re-
qulre half and half jurlOs, dc. Il remarks
that nothing Is surer than that six black
men, chosen because they arc black, 10 see
justice done to one Of their race, will take
their seats with IN almost insurmountAble
prejudice against tho white party to the suit.
He, In turn, will have six men on the Jury
pledged 10 advance by tho Instincts OF caste,
which have thus been recognized and APP
pealed 10, to stand up for his aide. The ends
OF Justice would then DO defeated. There 10,
says tho JourHSl, In every Southern commu-
nity large proportion OF white men who
will doeyen and exact JusIlce TO black man,
and there are many negroes who, II Of sum
Client intelligence aud moral character, cou Id
be trusted 70 give verdict for white man
II the evidence clearly required II. The right
OF challenge furnishes q sufficient pTolec-
ton 10 both plaintiff and defendant.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

TIE largest Photographic portrait lens
ever made In England IL one Of l0I< inches
diameter, recently completed and now In The
possession Of Mr.. MRyall, OF Regent street.
Il ID an achromatic lens, and will take por-
traits Of any slze, from the smallest mInla-
ture up 70 very nearly life size. Il iS made
Of glass Of the whltest description, aud Its
size admits so large volume OF light that
photographs covering space OF 10 inches
by IL Inches may DO done In eight seconds
In the open air groups Of nIteen to twenty
persons leach face about the size Of a SOW
eroign, and the whole picture "a inches by
"a lnches) can be taken with an exposure OF
ten seconds. The coat Of manufacturing the
lens was upward Of $500. t n.. 40.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

A "REFoRMED TurEF," residing In Gin
cinnati, has sent to the internal revenue
once, whisky stamps to the value Of s465.5O.
Tho book was stolen, he says, from the col
lector ofthe Second Ohio district, and the
thief probably disposed Of the larger portion
Of them before he was afflicted with com
junction. Cincinnati papers please copy.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

Tho TrIbute of the Grand Army oi
the Republic 90 0en. Thomas.
The following Ia the programme Of the
public meeting Of the Grand Army OF the
Republic at the hail Of the Masonic Temple
corner Of F aud Ninth streets, this evening
at s o'clock, In honor Of tho memory o.
Mai. Gen. George II. Thomas, late in com
maud Of the Department OF the Pacific Gen,
r. o, schcnck will presldei prayer will be
offered by Rev. DR.. sunderlandi resolutions
OF respect and sympathy will be read by Gen.
s. A. Duncan; an Grafton will be delivered
by Gen. John A. Logan. The Marine Band
will execute appropriate pieces Of music
President Grant, members Of the Cabinet,
the Vice President, Speaker Of tho House,
Senators and members OF Congress aud their
families, with other distinguished residents
aud visitors Of the city, have been invited
aHd slgnined their intention Of being present.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

GEN. BUTLHR made an argument before
the Ways and Means Committee yesterday,
In favor Of reciprocal trade between Prince
Edwards Island and tho United States. He
showed that while the Island needed the
manufactures and machinery Of New Eng
land, the latter needed the products Of the
Island, and that reciprocity would therefore
be Of mutual advantage.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

liz CONSEQUENCE OF the amount Of spaee
devoted 10 the memorial proceedings at the
Capitol last night, we have been compelled
to defer tho publication OF interesting local
and other news matter.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06
Dr. Sunderland Takea Leave OF mr
George white.

wIsHtSatoS, D. c. April l. is7L
TO tAe Sifor Of the Republican,:
Sra: In diminishing tho case OF Mr.. White,
(splrituallst,) permit me space to say that
hold him as a violator Of private confidence,
and his explanation do not accept.
In regard to the editor OF the Gazette tho
facts are substantially as follows!
1. Ho came TO me, did not 60 to him.
2. He wanted to know II was going to
reply to the publications In his papert
.. had not heard Of them, aud he then
undertook to explain to INC what they were.
4. expressed my surprise that Mr.. White
should presume to do such a thing, aud
amer relating briefly the circumstance Of out
correspondence, remarked that II he were
going to publish anything at all he should
at least publish both sides, and publish 1t all
from tho commencement 10 the order In
which 1t transplred.
8. The editor asked me II that was my
wish, to which emphatleaily replied that
should express no wish and make no re-
quest about II; that did not take the Sun
day papers, and that l did not write for
them, and that Mr.. white should have con-
suited me before he commenced the publl-
cation, because as 1t then stood 1t placed me
in false positloni II thoy chose to publish
both sides they could do so, as they had II
In their power.
0. Other remarks were made, but, accord
Ing 10 my recollection, not modifying the
above. said would like to know mort
fully what Mr.. White had published In ordol
to decide what l would do. The editol
promised to send me the papers, and wen
hlH way
I. Tho next morning received two OF the
papers, but not the hnt one, and to-day
have received the paper Of last Sabbath con
tanning Mr.. Whites card, and also what
purports to be one Of my letters In reply &c
him, under date OF March 20, 1869. Fol
these publications, or any part Of them ii
they are now, or may be In the future, con
Quoted In the Caste, I do not hold myself
at all rs,poHIIble.
On reading two of the communications
which had already appeared, published my
letter IN the REPUBLICAN of Saturday last.
In that letter signiaed my readiness to 60
on with the private correspondence II Mr..
White desired to take II up iShsrs ne broke u
OF His card advises me that, as Thdrs In
suited his common SsnSs, he declines to do so ;
Ills comments on the relative Sdnefhy OF
the pulpit aud the press are quite grdLult-
oGs. only said he ought to know that l
should net meet him In the columns Of a
Sunday paper. Why should II I have a
pulpit of my own to use for religious In
structlon on the sabbathi for which do not
propose to substitute, for the present, at
least, any Sunday paper. In taking leave
Of him ask the public TO notice that ne re-
fuses TO finish he discussion because his com
mon sense has been iRSultsd
Respectfully, &C., B. SUNDERLAND.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

IL PASSING UP SEVENTH sTRKEr wenotlced
tho, store Of our frlond, 7" The Original
Fmnc," crowded with customer, aud at the
same tlme va observed other ttorcs decidedly
In want Of patronage. The only reason for
this, to the best Of our knowledge and belief,
goods at such prices that the buying com
munity ind Il TO their interest to patrouiEe
this so very popular CENTS Furnishing
Store. For the benefit Of strangers we would
add that the new number is 43l Seventh
street, between d and Z streets, three doors
above Odd Fellows HALL also, we would say
that he has no branch store. A
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

tbs AMERICAN TIA STORE, ooRNRR sHy-
ENTu AND ] sTREET, NoRrHwEsT.-Ansper
70 Correspondthtsi We have been asked so
many tlmee by correspondents where they
could purchaAe tea, fresh roasted coffee, and
sugar at New York prices, we now state for
the benefit OF our readers that the American
Tea Store, corner ofscyenth and gtreets, Is
Bowling, the proprietor, does nothing bnt q
eash business, which enables him TO sell for
10 per cent. less than auy other establish
meut In this city. We recommend our read
ers 10 go there BY all means. rs.eIu
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

} GESTLRMEN who want to secure the anest
and most desirable quality OF boots, shoes
ard gaitcrs, from tho very best manufac-
turers, will thank us for recommending
them to call at the popular boot aud shoe
store Of Mr.. T. =. GArtroll, No. 900 Seventh
street, corner OF /, who has Just received q
full stock OF spring goods, including Con-
gress galters, English walking shoes, strap
Gartrell also keeps splendid and complete
stock Of ladies', misses, and large assort-
mcut OF childron's shoos, all colors and
stvles, lucluding Burt's celebrated manufac-
ture, and all the goods pertaining to % first
class establishment. .-.-.-'-.ag
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

Tue HOUSE COMMITTEES on THE DISTINCT
OF COLUMBIA are examining witnesses rela
tive to tho manner In which corporation
business Is carried on, aud have now undei
consideration the school question aud the
delay In paying tho teachers OF the public
schools. The city register, Mr.. John +.
Cook, has been before the committee, In
reference to tho disbursement of money,
and It Is understood quite number Of wit
nesses have been summoned to give evil.
dence bearing upon the management OF the
public schools.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

ooSTmMArIoSs.-The Senate went Into
executive session yesterday, but confirmed
only two nominations, vizi WIN. Gouverueur
Morris, to be marshal of tho district Of Cal.
Iforniai and Michael videl, of La, consul at
Tripoll. w.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

TINS COIN BALANCE in the Treasury yester-
day was SlO7, 826, l4o.93. or this amount
f37,s79,0 900 Is In coin certificates. The cur.
roney balance was 6, $50, e25.O5.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

A BALM ron MS WoURD.-A wounded
soldier passed through Portland "A day ortwo
since, GU his way from the military asylum
Al TGgus, 70 New York, where he Ia 70 take
possession OF a property valued at $4,000
which has fallen 10 HIM
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

NAVAL oRDERs.-The following naval or
ders were issued yesterday; ordered-Mas.
ter John G. Solely, to Washington for exam
inRtion for promotions Assistant Surgeon
Henry NJ. Martin, to tho Congressi Gunner
B. P. Allen, to the naval magazine, Chelsea,
Mass. on the 3oth instant. Detached
Lieutenant Charles A. sehetky, from the
sGugus, and placed on waiting orderSi Gun
ner John Caulk, from the naval maya zine,
Chelsea, Mass., on the 3Oth instant, and
placed on waiting orders.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

SECRETARY BOUTWELL, left here yesterday
morning for his home In Groton, Mass,
where he will remain until Saturday, and
then return TO New York.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

JANIS II, PRENTICE q Co., Of Brooklyn,
who failed on Thursday, were tho largest
hat manufacturers In the United States.
Their liabilities are about $500, 900.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

TuE CHICAGO DIsTuLERs have resolved
TO tcst the legality OF Commissioner Delano's
ruling In reference to the forty-elght hour
fermentation period.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

Tue AFTERNOON RECEPTION OF Mrs. Grant
was well attended yesterday notwltbstand-
Ing the lnelemency Of the weather. Mrs.
Grant was assisted by Mrs. Sharpe and Miss
Chandler
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

A SMALL memorandum book was found In
the pocket Of an Irish labOrer accidentally
killed at CoatsVille, Ind, last week, in which
was written "RemembeT your cradle and
the golden wlngs OF your old mother was
your nurse"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

MARINI sorRER.-The usual fortnightly
soireo Of Prof. L. q. Marlni will DO given at
his academy tomorrow evening. These
solrees are among the most delightful o.
their kind, and are attended by the sI,ts ant
fashion Of the city. Tho professor Is max
Ing great preparations for his eleventh an,
nual Nay ball, which will take place In the
new Masonic Temple on Thursday, May
18th, and will, without doubt, prove the
most rsshsrehs affair Of the season.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

TnE ELIzABETmAN RUIZ Is comlng Into
fashion. Just now they are Of moderate
Width, but tho tendency TO wear them wide
will be almUat Irresistible.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

TaH DETGLoLrtoS Of ex.Collector Bailey,
Of the Thirty-second New York district, II
IL thought will not fall short Of S2oo, 900.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

As EooSoNY Is the highway 10 wealth, we
consider lt our duty TO remind our fellow-eltl-
Eeus Of the fact that there IL vast differ
cree In the prices charged by our several
merchants. Many profess 70 sell goods
cheap, but from our own experience We have
10 say that We never bought our Gents Fur
nlshiDg goods more reasonable than at the
store Of the one-prlce Franc, 4Sl Seventh
street, between d and Z.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

COMMISSIONER DELANo has accepted the
device known aS Hill's patent revenue can
cellor aud Hollis Self.lnking cancellor In ad-
dltion to those already accepted. He has
determined TO adopt temporarily these de.
vices with the view of finally getting one OIL
two that shall be found best to unite tn,
two necessary requisites Of rapidty OF worl
and that thoroughness Of cancellation which
shall absolutely prevent cleaning and reuse,
No cancellor will DO continued In use which
shall be found in practice not to accomplish
this end.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06

ISrrnSLp REvESUs receipts yesterday
were sen ,9O64l.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-06
ID PoRTNER's VIENNA BEER

THREH BoxEs rule the world-the ballot
boz, cartriage. boz and band.b boz.