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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-14
PRoPosArs FoR 9ggohsETERMAsTER's


VUAhrERNasrLn's orYIcE, Y, 3. ARMY,l
ao.t.a =, bnitADEIFtiA, May Z, 1870. (
sSsieq prop9fii ~ x received ~ this once until q
ios f1rni.hi5f ne QnasternastsTs Department wiiR
p T,YI x Tsqqirsd best qnsy q WHITE ASH An
e. nay b SEdstsd fog Eeriod 4 one Jesr from
ns ne hm9unt iStsn thousand doOo0J tons should Il
80 much o. The oo.l a. may be required Tor n.s in mi.
sig lneuding The " 5. arssnAls A Bridesburr and
traya tery Road, 10 amount not Preceding Twelve
hundred u BOZ tons. must be delivered without addl.
t0nal cHponae 10 the United Htalaa Tho balance %
be deveTed qn board of vc.aels At this port In Rood
other impurities
Proposals must DO made out IN siupliu.ts on blank
iolms, which can DO obtained II This once and en-
velupea indOraod "Prupoaala for dallrrry o. Coal
Zach prupoaal must DO Accompanied by a aulHeisnt
guarantee that N tho event a tho Acceptance n ho
proposal, the bidder bidders win entar into eot-
trnct for tho delivery Of the cnal.
~ prePo,a VII y considered unss. made In strict
conformity 10 the above.
sals - -
The ouArtorna.,sys Department re,ervo. the right
10 reject any and all bids
AM additional INFORMATION Desired By parties Wishing
70 bid VII be furnished upon apPeatl9n 70 NJ. once
myisteT Brow. lieut. Dol. and q. ", U.aA.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-14
Proposals.
OII1cE CHuEE. QuAHTrnMAsrnn,

DEPARTMENT on DArorAl
OlI1cE CmEF QuAnrEnMAarnn, J
-. 81, PAUL MfifN., MAJ d fg7l.
ntealcd proposals viii BE- received N the usual FORM
VII nc enstolA2 conditions, until II oclook M Jnns
isv 70 Iurn,h ne toloNinR Military Supplies n tho
new ppst near Pembina, Dakota TarriiorYi
atto cords, more or less, fOak Wo1A
% tons, more "a less u Hay
~ barrels Of lime,
100 nn0 Hrlcka .......
bo1 feet d Saw Iogs, n "a q feot In isnstb, a
slnase ~ least nohos throughout measurement ~
BysOsnmnd o. MAIor Gehcrsi lIsuspss % H
mia n.,a,. n iiiYn. n biihD,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-14
Government Sales.

GoyERNhENT sALE.
wsb 81 AFsS' TS S sss' s o s. Ga 81 g
aaetlau. eofnshoins Al - o'oloo NJ Tho following
1Iion Cannon
~ Aprngheid Rlho MaskelA
joy hharps and BurIsldc,a p.5binel
Nav heyoycra tConied. MANU-
es0 Parts q ss,a o. iafaniy and Cavalry Aocouire.
apnD spsss far,. Of Small Arms.
S66sis 3riiiss sad Olhor Part. Of HORSE Equip.
iB Horss Ri.nksts.
as fs Ss.S q s u cs,s en- s UsSgag..
a5liie, fe.gas'ioa or, tor Ma.Lsls
80 fosads gIYOsS, Jpn sS!sp' ''"''
y So. Meis n H.ru.,,.
~ y gaan arielqs Including quantity Of second.
band hisot sa'ss, oirpsntsrs, sSd Hsrnsss HsssTs'
a quantity q hOvss, Spades. seylho. orind.lous.
WhselpArr0v~ 40 ,so
6s..slle Steam Fasins, shor.s power
ss-s@ is sS iisioSs . .-Iss.
Side Rest Lathe.
fSsRas k sSSiIss2T SosIs sSs, y si ss,ss..
tbs PsospRoIus Hnd n oA. arc Of GOOD
Terms Q, sAlO' Cash, on day Of ale. .,
Captain Of Ordnance. Brevol hsui doi i. Il 4.
oemdg. AuGuslA Ar,enai sp2std
TUE sAEp AET9 ES9 sAEP NE EHIII9AS GULF
BrATE oF TEIAs, OHIET QUARrmNAsrERs
- Ag'5 81 oIdsS q &S sparois az Of
dated March % lslo, there v b odd Al public sae
ssS y ma an NV ee soi so q 4. Ss
sht t,IS nd iHsoTe;. q s 1a's3 s.sisi e Amer.
rpad, from tayaea 70 Victoria TeIas.
N: ss wv @s sa.4 ne .S. ss esE iP s
railroad materials and supple. pertaining y the road
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-14
Hotels and Restaurants.
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
PBNNsYLvANIA AVENUE
Near the Capitol.
RATES REDUCED TO $3.50 PER DAY.
MONTHLY BOARD, s36 UPWARDS
TABLK BOARD. 90 PER WEEK
M. II. BRAN.
DRoPosAIs non sUPPLIRs.

OYI1cH CHTEP CONlnaaARy or Bu1sIsrEsoE,l
NEW oRIHANa. Ia, April y, ITO 4 =.
Sealed proposala In duphoate, arc invited until y
'oook M on the 18th day Of Aay, 1870, for hrniahing
tho United stAfsa Subsistence Department with me
fSs Us sfsi. Mes P9rt. Of The best OulliyHOt
'For ZOO bArrosof Flour, equal 70 the qovgrnment
standard. Eaeh bArrtl q Floor HgrehAsed VII Be 70
aulrsd "a Welah lQ poundH and all Flour abarAqtod Al
nroVioua nspeotlons or nlinG rom tho barrels from
other eiasoi v bo required tobs made ~ BY the con
For 1000 cans Condensed Mn Bordsns Eagle brand.
FoI TO Lila Of Mackorol No,
put w superior packages, and 70 30 deserod AZ e
bubitsnee depot IN this city within ten days after the
S'No bas Win 10 Tooavod from parties who have failed
% comply with thor ensASamoniA Win any pfAnoh o.
PIoSes % DO sdrSssOd to ,hS saas5sIsHs,d and
RreTei Malos snsTa and CommssaTy Of subaistenee,
United States army HpAeed
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-14
OIRID.

.bChlJOdSkR.-On tho t1ih Instant Of consumption
hanfin scI.Los.En, IN the { IN year o. his AGE
Ihe trtenda and rqativaa respectfully Invited q
attend ha funeral from hla late residenos Doiawsrs
a!e1ne, botwcen Il and NJ strccta north, on sunday
thSrsR church, eorhSr Of Fourth and siIssts. a.
tEvealuE Star pio.so eopy.I .
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-14
Proposals.


1
OrY1cF CHrF Cosf,f'r or sunsIaryrcyl
DEpiHT,ir,rr o. DIEoTS
ST. Paw MfHN, May I. is70.
ONCE until u m., kRDN June 4 is7c ior .ap
plying net Baof from mo block from Jniy T. is7o e
| June ID, isif 10 tho tr,'ot5. Al = wv
Torf AHas9a.a,l,t. N n a,a rs,aUaoa
Fort Wsd0S9ppb' B 4 w. ose es@psnis.
Fort Hipiey MINI ons eornpsnl
Fort smelling, MINI one o6tnpany
yhs Heed 10 bo n 9aA r,arts9abe auaitty Ia eau.l
proportion 81 fore and hind anartsrs tnecE shahks
The poets named II such X assatiss ssd AZ sac times
me nscis n ire cattle siaustersd under thls agree
mont shall b. cut % al the iourh Veftsbra ioint and
me shsnts n gnpS aa,Y,.r, .b.n Ia Gu, on nom
three 70 foar inches abovs he knse snt and q hind
hSef jolnt. ''' W, 70 '"''s' A'''' ''''
q Zach msnbsr tbsrsop dss. an iBsisd tn bs
pressnt Il resrond Il thelr hlds = = =
Fses bid NJ sss5s eonsde,,t,or ,nu., oo,,.in
Tttsa GUARANTEE tsimsr 10 ths one rsIuired ~ nv
ndver cement o. March Tor bsqi oaiis IRON two 70
oentfset 4 svsrdSd. "" i.''''' p'''0'",n0' y we
fsymsais 70 30 made monthly Il sash funds As may
fseeived. ~ $50 n.y. -, = ~"
Fresh Neat" and sddTss,sd 10 tho nnderslgnsd '''
~ "''''' " ''' D'''''''"' j. III GILMAN
BFt lieut. Col D. e. A.. O. q DcpaFtnirnt o. pa
DROPOSAIR FOR RfiiSISTRN(jE RTORFg
ii -
OTFtcE PtIncHAatsa AND DEror CoNNy,l
I
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-14
)ROPOSAIs FOR ULOIHINU.
NAVY DIPARIlIKST,l

NAVY DIPARrIKST,l
BuREAu or PRovIsIoss ASp CIoTnrso,
s..sd propoaals lndorsod aProposSh for Clothing."
val b received Al this hurpau until ociock p ms
the soth d O MAk ls ~ The spPRy q isn thou
ID thguseld pairs Of the tFewse 10 DO deyered q ne
New York Nav Yard and ne bSlanee e % ae,lse,ea
In equal pr9Reit,oas - Ne " ~ an hsn
4iikin Iiy days and DE balance vlthln 1nely d1ys
from ths d.te q conirnoti and must - nsaal In
st5Io snd nsis 70 tSs samples At DC Nov thna
dalphia and Boston nagI yards, end ~ this hurean
The duck q which The trowssss afS ms1s sa,s
thread warp and hllie And weigh eIght ounces ard
twenty three hundreds y ~ per yard tSstnfe By y
hs Soospisnss " his oner, Win be Tsqarod e furnish
the inapeetors 81 pEoyial9ns snd elolhing ~ 1 nay
yards y New York ~ b9sson " a Sns
en- a aesSption Of the trosssrs and schedule Of
sizes bidden are referred 70 me Inspectors AZ INC navy
Bonds with Approved security, viii 30 relalred i9
one quarter the estimated Aea1t o. 9 az
dae perfollnantS 3. he contract, which reseN
Win not BE- paid ssti tho contract Is fniy ooinpu'd
Evsry offer must be Aeoompanis ~ NsasSn s,at
Antee, signed By ono more responsive I'll ~ -.
ne bidder OF bidder gtl q HI, 9r their - III
god and Sufoisnt snFotSs to furnish the Aoss pro
No proposal viii DO considered unleag accompanied
bona fs naHVaefaTsT. u TsgsidT dsalEs q ns art
eles hsy 9sr g JrHisA n conformity With the aaeand
This Department reserves the right 10 reject ay pr
peal gDIss, tho ssspoasibli q hS ggaIaA.oEs & epf
district In which they Toaids and pness The iessss ~
quinod by act Of Congress Ia l1salahod with the pgup
al, well As 70 reject any prPasAl not considered
| advantageous 70 tho Government ut DUNN.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-14
Steamship Lines.

TOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
iNMAN LINZ or MAIL STEAMERS SAILING
FROM HEW YORK
SATURDAY and aiteunAte TUESDAYS.
Ticketa cold 70 and frum EnglAnd.
EIal9lS11- Ireland and TIC Continent For fun In.
JOHN O, DALE,
Agent Is BroNdNAy, N. r.,
AIDDLifFON OO.t
iait-u Bankers. washington.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-14

=
oITfcr oHuY ouARrInnAsrEn.l
Sealed proposals. win be rsooived Al this oies untn
u O'Clock m. MAY - for the delivery Of the follow
ing NAMED isRPs,. 4 ~ R,ss 15msdk
. 10000 pounds sheiled Oorn eo61j pounds Bran.
FORT RILEY, KANSAS.
5000 pounds o. sheled Comi ieo.ooo pounds Oats
FoRT TIA HARiIRR, KANSAS
10000 pounds hhelled Conn 10000 pounds Oats
7SIooo pounds Bran.
ItopOo peunds shsllsd ooiai 6ie6oo pounds oats
i tG.no0 pounds BrAn,
- POND CITY klEsAa 10
ToRT lyon 81 n '-
aOo.00o pounds ahslled Corns 00.0UO pounds Oats
O fd gsPp sil StsPj G. r.
ai0.OD pounds uhelied Corn; $500 pounds Oats T;
lD,0O0 pounds BrAn.
The delivery al Forts Loayenworth. Riley and HAr.
Pond CITY within twelve and al other po.ts within
tnnsd at the rsts o. at least esTt do Of the on.
oiiy, dslysfiss Al which piAss must be made At De
rAto Of At least 0nefourth ~ Of the ontre quantity
ooatrssiofS vii s. hsidly held to tho time above
1idasrs viii state their prices per ono hundred
Popo.als yl DO received for portion Of the sup
Bids must 30 made separately for each post and In
making tho Is prosent al the opsninE % the bids
represented by an Agent attorney, Il known al
thia 0hico 10 DO responsible.
The usual conditions, which can b aAcoItAined Al
tors Blank iosns o. proposals. viii DO fufashSd upon
X authority Of tho Department CompAndsri
mya-td Dent O. M Gsn,, o. % H.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-14
Stoves and Tinware.

ArAIKRRs DOUBLE ovKN COOKING RAMON
Boaatlil and easily sOH'rOilSd By ono u
uAnpe' buy THR wALKRR,
N. i, GREGORY, 49,
uiySu 01A PmnayiVAniA AEenno
The New York herald., 1870-02-05

L,OR SALE OR EXCHAEGE--EEAR TIE NEW
Il Haven Railroad, between Rye and Mamaroneck, 6ns
Cottage House, all outbuildings; 10 acres; eaocs
plenty Of all kinds OF fruit
sIEGEL BAcHE CO.. III Broadway
The New York herald., 1870-02-05
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

yVANTEp--A SMALL, NICELY FURNISHED BOtsE.
W ~ DrCoayn or soae village convenient 10 New YORK
by steam cars Address stating location and ptice ~, AZ
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-02-05

TN OCEAN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, ON NEW JERSEY
j Southern Rairoad-1.500 at gio acre I00d
acres AT xl2 an Lots, 200 each 45
and l5o acres of best Cranberry Land 800 acre;
lent SOIL and location; title perfect cheap
value. n. IL. sHEEVE "A Nassau street
The New York herald., 1870-02-05
REAI. EsTATE 10 EXCHANGE.

COUNTY, RESIDENCE, WITH SOME LAND. NEAR x
~ the city, Ia Wesche3eT county wanted In exchange
hne brown stone Dwelling well located, up town pice
not to exceed Si2,0o0. MARCUS H. LAING,
.lnl stra
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-02-08
FROM BOSTON.

Boston, Feb. T.
Prince Arthur enjoyed himself an hour on
skates this forenoon in the rink. In the
afternoon he received visitors, including quite
a large number of ladies, at his hotel. He
declines all public demonstrations.
The steamer Ontario was sold at auction
to-day under a mortgage deed for $3.50, 900.
Joseph W. Balch and Nathan Crowell were
the purchasers.
1t having come to the notice of the Baptist
ministers of Boston and vicinity that Rev. E.
Turney, d. D., and others have gotten bill
through the United States Senate to transfer
to them, by name, the powers of the National
Theological Institute and University, at a
meeting of the Ministers Conference, held in
this city, it was E# ~@
Resolved, That Rev. f. Turney, D. D., and
his associates, in attempting to get possession
of the charter of the National Theological
Institute and University, have not the conf
dence of the Baptist ministers of Boston and
vicinity. @etIT
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, Feb I.
The arrest of f. A. Stevens an Ex-United
States Inspector and Guager, appears to have
been made in St. Louis by officers from this
city. 1t is said the frauds perpetrated by
Stevens and number Of business men here
will aggregate 81. 900, 900. In one case OF
1926 barrels of proof spirits the government is
said to have received only $1,000, where ii
was entitled to S25, 600 Stevens was brough,
to New York and has been committed to
answer.
The Spanish frigate Victoria arrived to-day
from Havana.
In the court of Oyer and Terminer to-day,
Judge Ingraham charged the grand jury that
all agreements with persons who have COM
mitted felonies and are not to prosecute them if
they return portions of stolen property, are
illegal, and the offenders should be brought to
trial.
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From Havana.


@4l HAVANA, Feb. Z.
Yesterday morning about IL o'clock four
Americans, Isaac Greenwall, Henry X. Fos-
ter. Hugh johnson and Gardner Wells, all of
New York, were on their way to visit pho
tograph gallery intending to have their photo
graphs taken, all wearing blue neck ties, and
when near the Tacon Theatre they were
stopped by man who pointed to their neck
ties and addressed the men in an excited man
ner in Spanish; none of the party understand
ing the language no answer was returned.
The unknown man then took out a revolver
and fired on them. Greenwall, was shot and
killed, Foster and johnson were severely
wounded and in precautions condition. Wells
who was unhurt ran for his life. A number
of men followed and raised the cry of ''stop
him!" but he escaped. The wounded men
were badly treated by the crowd which
gathered around them. The man who fired
the shot disappeared Immediately afterward,
and it is not known whether he is a volunteer
or not.
The declarations of the parties and witness
es to the affair are now being taken by the
legal authorities in the presence of the U. s.
Consul General. The indignation of the
Captain General at the outrage is very great.
He has called on the Chief Justice and other
leading officers of the law to use every means
to discover the perpetrator and abettors OF
the deed. The people of all parties denounce
the act, and the officers of the volunteers are
hunting for the assassin and his accomplices,
and the Governor has placed the entire police
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| BY the Western Union Line Onices Granite Bani
ri Building and tho State Housed AN
EEEE8ts ----k sfbEhE
FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS.

iLI WARRINGTON, Feb. A..
SENATE. At $50 p. NJ. message was re-
ceived from the House announcing the death
of Representative Hoag. After short ad-
dresses by Messrs. Thurman and Sherman,
and the adoption of a resolution Of respec.
for the memory Of the deceased, the Senate
adjourned.
House. Mr.. Bingham Of Ohio, introduced
bill amendatory to the law relating to rates
OF postage making letter postage two cents,
and one cent for every additional half ounce or
fraction thereof, making postage on news
papers or periodicals issued daily, weekly,
monthly or at other stated periods one cent
when not exceeding four ounces in weight,
and one cent for every additional ounce or
fraction thereof. Papers circulating in the
State or territory where published, or within
one hundred miles of the place of publication
to be exempt from postage, and exchanges
between publishers to be free postage. On
drop letters and musical circulars to be one
cent, and one cent for each additional half
ounce or fraction thereof. Manuscripts in
tended for publication not exceeding two
ounces in weight to be three cents postage,
and one cent for every additional ounce. The
second section makes it the duty of the Post
master General to established uniform and
moderate box rental.
MT. Beck OF ILL.,, introduced Dill TO au-
thorize government to adopt all patents and
copyrights for its own purpose on such terms
as may be agreed upon. 4
Mr.. Orth of Ind, offered resolution call
ing on the President for the correspondence
with the Spanish government and the Amer
lean Minister at Madrid, in relation to Cuban
affairs, with such information as may be in
his possession as to the present position of
the struggle for independence in that island.
Adopted. PSI. -ss. ST.
Mr.. Sargent of California, from the Com
mittee on Appropriations, reported an Indian
appropriation bill and explained it.
The bill was made a special order for Fri
day next.
Petitions were presented and referred.
The rules were suspended to allow Mr.
Latin Of New York, to introduce a resolution
declaring further publication of the petitions
for abolishing the franking privilege in the
Globe, as issued under the direction of the
Postmaster General, IA useless expenditure
of public moneys.
The resolution was offered and went over
under the rules as unfinished business.
At ten minutes before three o'clock Mr.
Morgan of Ohio, rose to announce the death
of his colleague, Truman H. Hoag of Ohio,
and to offer the usual resolutions of condo
lence, &c.
After remarks in honor of the deceased
member by Messrs. Morgan and Bingham of
Ohio, and Mr.. Woodward of Penn, the reso-
lutions were adopted.
Messrs. Dickinson, Beattie and Amber of
Ohio, Mr. Winchester of Ky, and Williams
of Ind, were appointed committee to ac-
company the remains to Ohio, and the House
at O'Clock P. NJ. adjourned.
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Died, in this city 5th inst, Hartley, son Of H. E.
and Sarah Louise Smith, aged 10 months "a days.
After three months Of suffering, alternating
with hope and fear; after three months ten
der watch-care and solicitude; after eighteen
months Of sunshine and shadow upon its
brief morning, the shadows closed in, the eve
ming came apace, and the little one was at rest
1.-TWO little waxen hands
Folded son and silently;
Two little curtained eyes
Looking out no more for me;
Two little snowy cheeks
Dimple-dented never more
Darling little angel.bOy .
Has LEFT me here and gone before
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We learn that there is some complaint in
the community, grounded on the fear that the
expenses attending the recent soiree given to
the naval officers in this city, will be assumed
by the State, and that those who were not
honored with an invitation will be compelled
to bear their proportion of the costs, or to re-
verse the time-honored adage and make it
read, "those who do not dance must pay the
fiddler" We have it from the best authority
that the parties under whose auspices the
soiree was gotten up, have paid the entire ex-
pense from their own pockets, and not cent
will come out of the State for the purpose.
The affair was strictly private, and no more
subject to the rules of a public entertainment
than party given at a private residence.
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force in motion. Mr.. Rodes has offered a
reward of $1,000 for the arrest of the culpable
parties, who if found will be tried by drum
head court martial and executed within two
hours after the sentence is passed.
The victims of this unfortunate affair ar
rived here from New York several weeks ago
to open a cosmetic and perfumery factory for
Lanoran and Kemp.
The volunteers who took prominent part
in the recent disturbance at Matanzas, have
been arrested by order of the Captain General
and are now in Moro Castle awaiting trial by
court martial.
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Dr.. Farrar.
Our readers-espccially those who are SUI.

Our readers-espccially those who are suf-
fcring with chronic or long standing disease,
will be interested in the following Personal
which we clip from the Hartford Daily Cour-
ant, as also the well endorsed certificate
from many of the leading citizens of Hartford,
Conn, which was presented to DIR. Farrar,
prior to his departure for Minnesota. We
have seen several letters which speak in the
highest commentator of DIR. Farrar as a
physician and gentleman.
From the Hartford Conrant the morning after DR..
Fdrrdr's return from Minnesota.
PERsONAL-DR. FARRAR, well-known in
Hartford and vicinity as successful specialist in
the treatment of chronic and long standing Diseases
has Just returned from Minnesota, where he went
beneficial to his family; proving to the contrary,
and having sold out his practice in Hartford to his
is prevented from reopening for practice until the
expiration Of the two years. at which time he is
to resume his extensive practice here
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
We the undersigned, citizens of Hartford,
take pleasure in certifying that DR.. Farrar
has been resident of our city several years,
during which time he has acquired distin-
guished reputatioras practitioner in chronic
or long standing diseases. Having sold out
his practice in this city, for the term of two
years to his successor, to enable him ODE.
Farrar) to take his family to the State Of
Minnesota for a change of climate, we rec
commend him to the cordial support of the
press, and the confidence of the people. We
willingly thus endorse him that he may not be
placed by those to whom he is stranger in
the category Of travelling physicians, and that
he may at once command that confidence
which is his due without the otherwise neces-
nr,lx aa.l t.pr -
to Hartford in June 1870:
Chas. r. Chapman, Mayor of the city of
Hartford; Col. d. A. Rood, proprietor of the
United States Hotel; Talcott Brothers, Drug
gists; DR.. S. L. G. Crane; DR.. George
Curtis Major r. 1. Allyn, proprietor of the
Allyn House; VIM. II. Goodrich, Esq, Presi-
dent of the Hartford Publishing Company,
(former editor of the Hartford Courant.)
The above is also signed by the present editor
of the Conrant The Doctor also refers to
Rev. B. Peters, former editor of the Hartford
Post, and many others.