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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

II"
And the teamster drained his glass, and
"You're right, there, but It's lucky il
any body can and 1t out, If he onst gifts
down like. You amt . getting tired,
are yer I'll go through the rest IKE the
Ten Commandments through . Sunday
School"
"By no means; it interests me very
much"
"Waal, we started on our trip, and was
bound for Arizona; twenty eight wagons,
four amb'lsnces, and two companies Of
cavalry-a right smart line Of N. Itain't
very fnterestin', goin' over the Plains |;
nothin' but sage-brush and jackass rAb-
bits, and deer, and such vermfn. And the
deserts where We had to drag along, hub
deep, in the sand, water forty miles apart,
and no grass nor nothin'-in some
o. them nights used to wish to get home
agin. But Canvas and me was goin'
to git gold, and 60 back rich
and zee the old folks-but which Il can
never be. Canvas and me done the best
we could. We didn't zee many Iniuns
fdst along; onst In while . few would
hang around behind ~, or We would 70
one or two skurrying up canon. After
we got well away from the settlements,
they tried to stampede the cattle; but we
was prepared for them, and they didn't
get but few. It wasn't pleasant for
man to be thinkin' Of Injuns all the time,
and many night - I've been on guard !
thought zee big 'un under every bush.
My old mother used to read in the Scrip
tur about .rcafin' lions and 'seekin' to de-
YOUR but that book don't say nothin'
bout Peaches, which Il very sing1Ar, # it
makes Tor to show n how to 60. P'r'aps
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

printer who has accepted the challenge o.
George Barber, of Cincinnati, for the
championship Of the lease" and 81 900,
some time ago Get up inseven days work
ing seven hours per day, 101 500 ems, an
average Of about 2,O71 ems an hour
REFERRING TO the remark OF the
woman's paper in New York, the Rspolu.
ton, that " II the accounts men give Of the
heavenly state be true, we shall have some
wrongs TO right in the next sphere" the
New York Tribune very ungallsntly says
II that isn't adding now terrors TO death.
we should like to know what would be-"
AT the Iowa State Fair of 1855 . man
received through mistake four dollars
more than be was entitled to. He moved
to Pennsylvania, and endured the gnaw.
ines OF conscience till the Christmas OF
1859, when he RENTED the amount to the
society, minus the interest, because "the
mistake was the society's and not his"
A WROUGHT iron chimney, 196 feet high
ana 8 feet Z inches in diameter, has just
been erected in Pittsburg. Another is to
be put up, 275 feet high. Tho first was
riveted together In horizontal position,
and then Hfted TO the perpendicular by q
crane. The other will be made upright.
The plates win be rivited by means Of q
scaSolding running up inside.
THE report OF the veterinary surgeon OF
the New Orleans & CarrolltOn Railroad
shows that horses are very much superior
to mules for drawing cara On the aver
age OF the past three years there have
been Is per cent. of strained shoulders
among the mules to Q per cent. among the
horses and 10 per cent of strained
haunches among the former to 2 per cent
among the latter.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-12

The troubles throughout Paris on Tuesday
evening were much more serious than were
anticipated. The authorities wero forced 10
make a large display u military power IN
order 10 restore order The barrlcades which
had been erected In the Bellcvile district were
stubbornly defended by the rioters, though
they were subsequently carried by the soldiers
at the point OF the bayonet Several were
Killed and wounded on both sides.
During the night other engagements oe-
CURED III which number OF soldiers, police
men, and citizens were killed. The Belle
vile district was occupied during the night by
the military In great force, and no persons
were permitted 70 pass.
The police made several charges upon the
crowds Of people which had collected out Of
curlOhty. IA some cases they used theiI
swords and slung-shOts, whereby many were
seriously injured, mainly those who had moth.
Ing to do with the disorder The police and
the rioters used firearms freely, but the troops
made no general use Of them.
Once during the night a company Of cavalry
was aasailed with shower Of stones and, be-
coming eNasperOted, they fred on their as
sailants hut this Il the ouly instance where
the troops have departed lrun the determine.
tiOn Ia use firearms only IA last resort
The wOrklngmen arc out In greater force
than on a previous occasion. Perfect order
was restored before daylight
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-12

A CIRCULAR LETTER will be sent in few
days to the collectors and surveyors Of eustOms
designated depOsitarios, supervising and local
inspectors Of steamboats,, and other officers
acting under authority Of the Treasury Depart
ment to take an inventory Of all the public
property pertaining to their offices up 70 the
3Oth Of June next, and semi-Aunually there
after and report the same 10 the department.
Tho object Is to ascertain the exact amount
Of Government property in their hands, In
order that they may hereafter be held respon-
sible for the same.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-12

Let us have peace; but how, and uponlwh
tcrms2 That's the grand question to " con-
sderod. Certainly We desire peace and har-
mopy In the Republican partyi but not y the
price Of our manhood and self-respoct. Not
at the expense Of fair dealing and the sacri-
ficc of all the Just interests OF our city. Not
at the sacrifice Of principle and the well-kbow
rules Of party action, which are presumed 70
rest on common basis OF equality and hght.
Not by concodlng The royal right Of William
A. Cook or any two or three self-compAccnt
partisans In the same INSCRIPTIONS rlRg To
give laws to the Republican party and Asfume
imperial sway over their peers In that Tarty.
Peace win never come In this way. Tho
opposition which has grown up in the R4pub-
llcan party against these pretenuous and self.
seeking manlpulators OF corporation dHice-
holders and ward organizations cannot be
silonccd at such price. The thing has gone
too far, and the innate disposition to over
reach aud override every one who biscuits
from the opinions, plans or policy Of the dant-
ing demagogue who presldes as chairman Of
the Republican committee Is too apparent and
demonstratlve to admit Of determination or CO.
operation in any common object where eaaals
are entitled 10 equal consideration nndTespect'
In saying this, We believe we but express
the common feeling Of a large majority Of
our most liz elllgcnt and dlsinterested citizens,
both In and out of the Republican party.
And this Is still more apparent since the re-
cent nominations than before. While the
division OF opinion and personal partially ls
clear, rs between Richards and Emery In o
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-12

=
Disfrirf Of Columbia, WasAfHgi0H C1HRiV, 10 nit
In the case of WILLIAM VAN MARTER, administrator
Of William CnttToi deceased, the administrator 4fore-
said has, with the Appreciation 0f tho OrphAna Court
Of Washington County Aforesaid, appointed TUES.
DAY, the ls day Of May A. ID. $780, Tor the hnAl set
Element and distribution u tho personal estate Of said
deceased and II the asses in hand far the same
notified 70 attend, with their calma properly youehed
thsy may otherwise by Law DO excluded from all ben
eht In said deoeAseds estate provided copy Of this
order be published week for three Woska In tho
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN previous to the said day
Test: A, WEBSTER,
myl2Th3W Register Of wills.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-12

ARRIVAL OF SURVIVORS or THE ONEIDA
Tho Arizona, from Aspinwall, which has Just
arrived in New York, brought among her
passengers Lieut.. Isaac j. Yates, DR.. J. Sud-
dard, Acting Boatswain N, Andrews and
forty-nlno Of the survivors of the United
States steamer Oneida. Lieut.. Yates Ia eI-
poctod here to-day, and will report to the
Secretary of the NAVY
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-12

ROBINSON BLANCHARD.-Int this city, MAY g.
At tho resideEee q tho brides parents, by Rev A O.
Barry, MI. N. Il. RoBtHsoS and Miss ADA b. BLASCH'
ARD, both Of this city.
CLAYTON April %, at the Metro
politan M. X. church, By the Rev DIR. Hamilton JAS
3. CIAYroN and Mas fANHIH A. TREADwAY All III
this city
PAYNR-DYRR.-May s. by the Rev. s. A. Wilson
Of Virginia
PRIQE-PRIrCHARD-- May 8, by tho Rov DR. r.
PHIrC14AnD both Of this city.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-12
GOoPRR / LhTidRR, Auets.
mylaMay ~ q. l6, Is .. O. 8, ~ % Juno and 3


" NAY 10, 1870,
DGir'ri II C1uRbta. WashfHgf0a Gs1uItiv, 10 trifs
In tho case Of WILLIAM VAN MAHTER, administrator
Of John Bruce deceased, tho administrator Aforesaid
has, with the appreciation q the Orphan ge9Tt 81
Warrington comfy aforesaid, appointed TUESDAY,
the 3lst day OF May A. d. 1885, for the hnAl settlement
and distribution o. the personal estate Of said deceased
and 0f tho Assets In hand far tho have beon
collected and TUNED into money when and where all
the cTodi tors and heirs Of AAd deceased notified IA
otherwise by Law be excluded from al benefit In sad
deoeAssds estate provided copy Of this order be pub
lahed once a week for three weeks In tho NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN, prcvioua 70 tho said day Test
myt9-9g A. WEBSTER, Register Of Wills.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-12


REDUCTION OF EXPENSES IN THB WAN
DErARTMENT.-The Secretary Of War yester.
day directed that hereafter reports and re
turns Of property to the severalbureaus Of tho
War Department shall be rendered quarterly
and not monthly. H.....
The following reduction OF clerks and Others
In the employment OF the Department. eI-
Guiding those employed In the bureaus af
Washington, will be made at the close Of the
present fiscal year, June 30, 1870.
In the Subsistence Department there arc now
employed Ill clerks and $40 labOrers, TO be
reduced IS clerks and 20 laborers, saving an
nuAlly col, l4O.
In the Quartcrmaster's Department thore
are now 36s clerks and ASA labOrers, TO be
reduced 100 clerk and S73 lAborers, saving
annually S662, 1874.
In the Medical Department clerks In New
York, at New Orleans and t St. Louis
will be discharged.
The medical depot in this city, located in
Judiciary square, viii DO discontinued and
finally closed, aud all employees discharged
81, 169 monthly. ....
The reduction 70 be especially enJoined az
TO clerks and employees Is in the larger cities,
where an excessive number Of employees ap-
pear to have been generally kept in service.
Clerks who are retained are to be paid at no
greater rate than clerks doing corresponding
duties In the bureaus of the War Department
at Washington, and In no case over e15o per
month. Soldiers arc not to be detailed for
hxa ftFiltaua
discharged under this order.
The Secretary further directs that tho num-
Der OF mules in service with regiments and do
tachments shall he reduced from Alas to
1900, and Ut depots from 1L0ls to 1900.
The number 56S3 viii be disposed OF ut
auction.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-12

" MAY 10, $50.
DisHi7t If C0lslbhI, WashiagisH CoEHfy, 70 Wti!
In tho case Of WILLIAM VAN MARTER, administrator
Of Samuel Smith, deceased, tho administrator AfoTe
said has with the appreciation u the Orphans Court
0f Washington county Aforesaid appointed rU kSDAf,
gst day Of May A, D. 1870, for tho hna settlement and
distribution OF tho personal estate OF said deceased,
and Of tho assets IN hand far the have been
collected and turned into money whom aud whore all
the creditors and heirs Of said deceased notified IN
may otherwise by Law be excluded from oil benefit In
said dsc0assds estate provided copy Of this order be
pubshed once week for three weeks In the NATIONAL
REPUBIICAN previous to the said day. Test
myl2rh9W A. WEBSTER, Register Of villa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-12

THE PACIFIC CABLE RoUTB.-Admlral d.
d. Porter has addressed letter to Cyrs W.
Field endorsing his proposed cable route be-
tween the United States and China. He thinks
the initial point in this country should be San
Francisco and the cable should be laid via
Sandwich Islands, touching at Honolulu.
He says; Honolulu is bound to be the prin-
cipal stopping place between China and Cali
fornia, and point Of great Importance TO
American commerce, especially II the Sand
witch Islands become, az | have no doubt they
ultimately win, part of the United States.
We could not afford to let so important an
outpost fall into the hands Of an European
power, and we must, therefore, OF necessity,
absorb 1t into the Union, as we have been In.
yited to do on several occasions.
He Is Of the opinion that Geographic com
munieatlon between California and China Is
q necessity, and that the sooner Congress
takes a substantial interest In the matter the
better II will be for the country.
The President, 1t is understood, opposes the
scheme to grant land subsidy to aid c. W.
Field, and prefers the enterprise should be
carried out by American capitalists, II pos-
Hible.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-12
Books and Stationery.
INVALUABLE FOR RECORDS.

INVALUABLE FUR hhOOHDS.
Csrbonlsed OF Safety Paper changes at once Black
Ink Of the paliah kind 70
PERMANENT SET BLACK.
And provus lho durubnityof the ink you arc writing
Note, Latter. Legal ssd Sermon Paper and Blank
Books o. all hndA made Of
HoovREs FIRST GLASS oARBoNIzED PAPRR
Aront Tor tho District WIN. BAIILANTYNE,
~ aO1 Seventh street, lntelligeneer BUILDING;
nFMOVAI.-WF DRsTRR TO CALL THE AT.
III tsnion of our customers and the public generly
that wo have removed stock Of Books and station
on % our new bullding which We have Just
No AVS PennaylvaniA avenue, between fourNnd.hhli
-, and 6inth streets, being only doors West o. OUT
LNLI old locality where wo shall 10 pleased g see
rooms in this CITY, beng l6 feet In length BY Y
N width which givca rs ample room 70 display our STOCK
specially o. Law BOoKA we nov have pr hand the
largest stock and variety this side o. Nog York, which
stoor y Gis6RlL q fsq aI go g which
ahnll ~ once mako liberal Additiona Our collection
Of SCHOOL BOOKS consists Of all the various kinds
IN general use In city And surrounding country.
BTAT1oHRRY- stock 4 flll and complete, being
TeeeYe regularly Al The principal weekly papers pub
iahed, = wall a. The New York dAes, hssther With
The popular magazines and cheap publications Of the
day To all o. which 70 earnestly invite customers
and the public generally 70 call and examine Roniem.
O'' W. 40 "''' wH&o II. MORRISON.
FOR RENT-Ths store ROOMS frpB which we have
Just removed. (Noe. AIS and 400 ThoJ will be
rented separate OF togeher Rent low 10 permanent
Appiy 70 w.HA0 u. MORRISON.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-12
For Sale or Rent.

MON SAFE san Avn NOW pnAT NAVY
tiIt{S Il feet iona ana az Side in perfeot order
nshh ~ hPPp NJ w. wv SfpoN Ni''''''
HgIlu --==-=-
LNOR SALE--A GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE,
we'll stocked and doing fret clasa buslne,A At No
promises aiso Tor sale KSerTthins Ia complete repair
Apply on prennlnea., NIh mfllu
-, :. -. = -. = :. -. = -.
HUN hnNI--A WV. ~ iAat.ON u hlttlshlf
II, WIN - rpuna 10 III at y pgt munthi peI
a ai " sayhnfe AppV AZ MAH no"nnh ,anss 70
l1l5 norm atreoh nllveoolt-
NOR pENT-ROOMS AT mo- 1el North nj Ttr,ef
II near the tianitoi " 49, nnil
- - - 49,. -! ~
EOR kkNT-A THRkksIOhf BRICK HOUSE,
~ on N street north, No, ITO, betrcqn Eleventh
aud Twelfth .treots INQUIRE ~ k0uUsT kootrs,D
street north, between Ninth and Tenth. my2u
Y,1p N P.5r T,CxsIc11,1- 1I n f1It, or T.s5i a
HOS nEn IN q ~ " ~ ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-12

" hlAl ~, l1lu.
DisfTfri n CllpElhia, WdshiBgi0H county, 10 ,rtE
IA tho Of WILLIAM VAN MAnrER, administrator
Of Alexander Barton, deceased, tho administrator
Aforesaid has, with the Appreciation OF tho Orphans
Court Of Washington county aforesaid, appointed
TUESDAY the alst day Of May, A. D., islu, Tor the
final aettansnt and distribution at tho personal estate
o said deceased and q the assstA IN hand, @ far as
the same have been collected and turned into money
when and WHARF all the creditors and heirs Of said DO
ceased arc notified TO attend with their claims properly
V0uchod or they may otherwise by law DO excluded
from al benefit IN said dBooas8d'B estate provided
copy % this order be published ono0 wook for three
said day Test a, WEBbTlsli,
my9fh3w RoEleter OF villa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-12
pY COOPER N I.ATINIER, Auctioneers,
ID tSuccessora 70 j. o. Mcclure Col

e'ahA"NaN N''s'sA ~ -'N'@N N-'~ -N'N-4N-
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE BI DECREE OF COURT
Under and by virtue OF a certain decree passed tg
tho supreme Court o. the District u Columbia at sps
oAl term, February, A. d, 1870, in certain cause
wherein William and Jane y. Jane! are complalnanta
aud II. 2. O. Wilson Is defendant will sell AZ Public
Auction, tho premises FRIDAY, tho I'D day q
June A. y. s7O, at O'clock p NJ, 70 tho highest bid
subdivision Of original lots numbered 3 10 and 10 in
fAid square, made under decree in chancery Of the
Circuit Court Of tho District Of Columbia In the cause
OF Smith Marahal Of al, beginning OF point on
street north being tho southeast oOrer OF original lot
No O. running thence duo north 95 feot, thence due
u feet thOnce due south TO street l25 feot, and
thence due west with line Of street 10 place Of begin.
nnR, with the privilege Of uAnE the alley right OF
Wpy ten feet wide In the rear, improved by three
story brick dwelling, with back buildings, gas and wa
ter brick stable Of lot situated on the north
side Of II street, between Fifteenth street and Nor'
mont avenue,
Terms oi Sale; Six thousand Eve hundred dollars
cash balance in three equal nstamene, payable res
pectiyely-Bth December $50 bth December, lsIl and
9TH December l5T2 with interest payable 18th June,
1870 and semi annually thereafter the purchaser to give
his prOniasOfy notes for said deferred payments
cured by deed Of trust the promises To be approved
by the UNDERLINED five hundred dollars Of the cash
payment to be paid when tho property Is knocked
down
Conveyaneing and revenue stamps at cost Of the pur
chaser.
il the terms Of sale arc not complied with within ten
days after day u sale tho property will be reaod At tho
risk and 8 J8t of tho deiAulting purchaser.
II, z, O. WILSON, Trustee
COOPER LATlMER, Auots.
n,ytA MAY a. IL ID Is A. "a 81 Juno and q
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-12
Special Notices.

psSy-AE Ap{2URSED MEETING OF gg Ills
prnpesed snendrneu,s, viii DO held On W EDNEsDLY
EVENING, May 18th, instant A. $50 o'oloek, At
NS Ssis n i'oaro OF trade yohN H. hhvAns,
- lSus'l ss9tss-
Bi9-9,,,Al Ion LC;,,NXASlIiNGTON y. AZ;
be beld ~ ItttfrhnhV NJ % ~ S y ~ M
Masonic Tempis nj a Mas5ns arc invited ID attend
~ order Of the NJ. E HIP. CIV. DARR,
Secretary.
Rny-NOTICE.-A BUSINESS MEETING!
Of the Ohio Republican Association will be held
a, ,ii11berty Hal, eornef Seventh and y ereeta On
a,cicH an a.,shnS, ne Ut INSTANT " ''''
II W. ka HfTNT, Secretary.
s-,,ssf,1ss,,,i,, -, ~ 49,. ~
80 $50
DIRECT FROM THE SPRING,
Just received at MILBURNS',
Flfteenth street,
myla Opposito the United States Treasury.
49, I1IPOIRTANT MEFTINfj.-AIJ VOL
bso USTEtR Medical 0ifesrs who served with
me United states hnic. during nc late war OF tho 70
oelion sna a9w Tesideht N M tstE9t q Coqmba
~ Stn "a ~ 1ieai da,,s,,,nt " syenlnE ~
College corner Of Tenth and x sirusts, AZ liz O'Clock,
for the purpose Of organizing the Anriihfy Assoca
ton" q Surgeons and Assistant Sgrgeona o. United
s@"dsaSg Z GCi iR as SgsSss, q 70
'''Y SSS & COL .ns H,S ss;IsssI NsigS.
- -. -. elSg.s,
n,,,s,nh h p, UET pVhtnEN VrpVh
AND , HRhSDoNED LANDS hold thIs ~ Az "
M @ ST . iHSsns and
Where's, |, h, pleased an s-is' Providence to 70
clorE IN mi. Division, therefore be |.
Government has lost faithful and efficient Officer
.'o " W., Us % ad do,D...
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-12
New Advertisements.

-
FURNISHED ROOMS FRONTING THE AVE.
NUE., With 2, without Board A ~, The CsleSdopls
per week W myi5.c62W
T'HE PARHAM SEWING MACHINE BisNr
i over offered the public me tltST PkEMlluM
FAlr, jusi held at New Orleans
poso f fSs "a once N 0 NONoi @y IS5 ~
Il osT or sTOLEN-oN THE yTH INSTANT,
IL wHTTE AND RED COW, yeTy small, horns
T p, s9 SsT I inch WI II tx sS ns
lard Avenue between THIRD and -Four streets
Island. myl2H'
THE PARTNERsHIP. EXISTING BETwFEN O.
By mutual ag oGTn Sn' All a. Sns S Sf vii &c
IS1i P o. m M%6 Avenue enc P'GSS " %nRRAY'
WssHNGr6N, May II, ls7O. myi2,st
ICEI TCEII iCEIIi
70 Butchers, Brewers and others. We havo Aaoat,
e arrive n Tow days four eargoes Of pure and solid
as Ice will certainly be hIShsF s!ey in az f91s9S
myiasr' Independent Ice g., Nin R stTsst Wharf
MILBU rms
POLAR SODA,
53I FIFTEENTH STREET,
Opposite United States Treasury.
George NJ. Oyster,
DEALER IN FINEST GRADES OF BUTTER.
STALLS, a2S SS SP,ESr MS sfSSEc,.
m,,ggi s;::Idcncc' 2i2 ED'' Capitol street.
4. T. BOWEN,
House, SIGu, and Ornamental Painter mud
GlRzIcr,
No. Gas LOUISIANA AyENuE.
a. -. q
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-12

ID New Marble building,
Nos 900 and 8O1, Ninth and Pa. avenue.
TRUSTEES SALE oFyERY VALUABLE BUILD.
ING LOTS ADJOINING ST ALOYslUsCHuRCH
by virtue Of decree in chnnooy in equity cause No.
llp5 in tho Supreme Court OF tho District of Columbia
wherein McDornOt and othera are oompAinAnts against
McDennOt and Others, defendants, tho undersigned A.
trustee viii sell At pablo auoton, TO the highest bid
der, on tho PROMISES, on TUESDAY, the 24th day
OF May, 1850, at O'Clock, .. m all Of Lots No.
and a. In square 62l, fronting north street and
north Capitol street On WEDNESDAY, 10Th In
slant, at O'Clock. o, ms the promises all q Lot
Fifteenth street east. "a.
Immediately thereafter, all Of Lots 10, II, H. H and
H. In squAro lO57 uituatod south street and -Four
tenth street Gust.
The above property offers rare opportnnitioa for 70.
yestonts In real estate II Is located In of tho
most I'M proving and valuable sections Of tho city.
Terms OF saloi One "a half cash, balance In and Y
months with Interest deposit 81 fifty lSdOl dollars
will be required each lot As sold. All con
yeyGnces aud stamps at tho expense Of purchaser.
SAMUEL L. PHILLIPS, Trustee.
mylatd tStarl WM. L. WALL co. Auets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-12
STRAWBR6HIEs' sTRAWBERRiEs'

just received fine TO- u Strawberries
Az sHAFFIRLDs,
myn3t I192J Pom avenue
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aen, pak 8euelie erltaunltdsn Gbaratters in
8s,us auf sinsn es,piiisn noropeltIid)en Se'
uatpr eiuem Gomite Der He9islatur oor8els9t
perben oiiriten. oas ernannt worotn vt, UNI
Die MniduloisuHsen Der Corruption 5u untsr
lurten, bic gegen pie Gpn8reBoelsgaiion oes
Staates Ganias erbobcn wornen hno.
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