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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-29
important Notice to Farmers.

A Notice having been circulated among
farmers, by G. II. McCormick q Dro.
warning them not to settle win me io'
Mccormick machinery, which l have soio'
All rarties interested, are hereby netfaeos'
that all said notes are in my possession
thai all who may be ready can pay hae ana
oet their rotes. A thing they cahnos 10,
ofC. H. Mccormick & Bro. Of course all
win know that if they pay and get tne'r
notes they must be right; while II they
nav Mccormick & Bro, or any one OUT
me thew are not released, but still held
liable 10 nav their notes. Pay the man
Who sald Won the machine, and can deliver
YOU your note, and then you are sure 10 .
he right. El
You all know that the Mccormick Ad-
vance Reaper, has proved to be total ana
complete failure and that they have been
returned by the hundreds? | have taken
them back in all cases where they were
failures, and parties were dissatisfied. and
returned to the parties their notes. | still
claim to do this until all parties are salts
fed and that might be in situation to
do NV full duty in this respect, have and
H.. alIlI,she notes for this purpose, and
also to ;sdemn;;fy myself for damages
commission ana clal.as which ! justly
have against MCCORMICK bro'' ana
which they refuse to pay or 81 tue. n
Mccormick & Bro. finding Their wor.
less machines being refused from all direo
tons, have sent out a horde of agents to
take my place, have notified farmers that
their machines, which, have nearly ruined
many poor farmers, must he paid TOR to
them, and not be returned to, or settled
for with me. The following are names OF
some of the farmers who have returned
the Mccormick Reaper, and which ought
to satisfy all, Of its being perfect failure !:
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-29
ADVANCES RETURNED-l869.

tett ADVANCES RETURNED-lShS. aga
Jas. Watkins. Linden, Iowa County, wisco
cd Ayfes. Mineral PIT g
VIM. Lewis, Dodgeyille,
Thos. X ent, Linder, I" 'soJ
Jas. Cody, Highland: :.
Chas. Deeter, Muscoda, Grant County, Wis.
Jas Wasley. Highland, Iowa
2 b. Harker, Linden, l3 :,
F.. ?. Robinson, Highland, Z: :.
Vial q Bro. Linden, o.. =" " 80 -
Geo. Ho.' Billings aiI MartiuviIle, Grant County,
Lewis Anderson, Highland, Iowa
Melville A. Parmly, Avoca, q" 8.
Robert Pringle, Beetown, Grant -,
VIM b. Westrope, Cottage linn Lafayette Co., wis
NJ. B. Young. Glen Havsn, Grant County, WIS
John Yarcoaits. Little, =. g..
John Bennett, Lancaster,
John McKenny, Little, -
Hon. L. W Joiner, Wyoming Valley,
And many others 3
MINERAL POINT, Iowa Co, Wis.
THIS is TO CERTIFY,
That bought an Advance Mccormick
Reaper of John Strachan that said ma
chine damaged me at least 5000. and that
John Strachan has acted honorbly and
taken back the said machine, and returned
nv notes against the wishes of z. Ii.
Mccormick & Bro, and saved me from
law suit that would certainly have been
commenced in case he had given up my
notes to Mccormick & Bro.
WILLIAM BIDDIcK.
Hundreds of other just such certificates
can be produced if necessary.
hope all the Farmers of this country,
will understand and appreciate this trouble
between Mccormick 4 Bro, ard myself,
and give me such credit as am entitled
to for sustaining loss, and standing up for
right and justice for all farmers who deal
with me. still continue to sell all first
class Reapers, Mowers and Threshers.
Among them are the following:~ so
n Woods Reapers & Mowers. =
x Buckeye 81 ~
Ohio aaHo
New Yorker &C 4.as''"
Vibrator Threshing Machines.
Pitts Massilon Woorster Thresher.
Also airy other Reaper, Mower, or
Thresher made at the lowest price, and
all kinds Of other farm machinery.
If. @ JOHN STRA CHAN.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-29
T7reasurer's Delinquent Tax

STATE OF WISCONSIN. ss
Notice is hereby given, that so much OF each part
the following list as may be necessary for that pur
pese, will, on the second Tuesday, being the 10Th
day OF May, A. d 1870, aud the next Succeeding
DAYS theraafer be- sold by at public auction, at
my Office in the court house, IN the village or
Dodgeville, fer the. payment of delinquent taxes
for the year 1862 which hase been returned to TINS
office as delipouent prior to this date by the Treas
urers OF the several towns, and the Treasurer of
the city of Mineral Puiat county of Iowa, State of
Wisconsin. -
Given under NV hand. at the office of the County
reanrer of Iowa county State of Wisconsin, in the
village of DodgeviIle on the 9th day of April. A.
| D., 1916. FRANCIS VIVIAN,
County Treasurer,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-29

MILLINERY G0OUS.-MRS, s. E.
IVa THING, of Avoca, Wis.,, has just received a
AsA fine stock of millinery goods, Sc. and res
pectfuy socits the patronage of the ladies Of this
vicinity 3H2 go ff3
Rooms over Mct aliis.e r's store.
Ayoca, Wis, April rs, 1s70.-3lw6n
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-29

Ear The Board of Supervisors of Dane County, has
. Democratic majority of three.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-29

rseses;,tsu. &c. Dsscrfpsn. Sec. Descriprn- Sec
swiIseI 20 frac lot 8 "a sw14nwH 80
nw1EswL % seA swA "a nwHswH SO 50
swIlswT Y nwL seq % seAswA %
Town 7--Range 4.
pelIsel< swLIseN z neAseH 10
sel2seT nwInwN II
Town S.--Range 4.
sellseA II w1ze1aneA 20 und Aofioe 4 :"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28
aatiuual RrpnbEitan



BRI0soLI OPERA TROUPE. - This cole'
brated vocalist, with his italian Opera Com
pany, commence an engagement for three
nights only, at Walls Opera House, this
evening, presenting our citizens with Donl-
ze,ti's beautiful opera, "LuclS di Hammer
moor" The Philadelphia Inquirer has the
followInR in regard to its performance at
the Academy OF Music in that city on Friday
nleht last, "The initial performance Of this
company was attended last night by a large
and fashionable audience, and the name Of
the opera itself guaranteed an agreeable
evening for the admirers Of Italian music.
The company last night quite exceeded
our expectations. Mlss MeCulloch has yisi.
bly, improved, both in power and sweetness,
slnee We last heard her, and she stlll has the
exact information for which she has always
been praised. There Is no trlekery about
her voice, every note comes out full and
clear, and always excepting Parepa) she
is the most satisfactory soprano that we
have heard this season. In her opening
solos she Immediately established the nature
Of her reception, and all through the opera,
including the trying finale to the second
act, and the brilliant yocallzatlon In the
crazy scene Of the third, she was truly ex-
cellent.
Briguoli was received with great warmth
Of welcome. lie has grown In girth, and il
now "goodly man and corpulent," but
the noble voice remains as powerful as ever
and almost undiminished In its astonishing
sweetness. In the finale 10 the second act
already alluded to, he achieved perhaps hi
greatest triumph. Almost unanimous cncor
followed It, and he was reluctantly oblige,
to sheath his sword and begin again. Mis-
McCulloch sustained him admirably In this
and so did all concerned. In the closlnl
Aria, "Tu che Do" he was lees remarka
bic, but still very good indeed.
NATIONAL TuELrRE.-"Mueh Ado Abou
q Merchant Of Venlce.n and the elegar
comedy Of '"The Gentleman from Ireland,
by Fltz James O'Brien, 10 the bill for Il
night. Whatever merit the first piece ma
have "a new piece In this city) the latter
one OF the very best of lite class, and shou
not be missed by any admlrer OF the gente
comic drama.
The performance last night Of "The X,
Light" drew another lne house, and ga
eminent satisfaction. We have not hi
space at our disposal TO speak OF thls late
sensational piece Of Mr.. Brougham's as
merits deserve, but the company at the N
tionol sustained Mr.. B. In its rendering In
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28

An IMPORTANT CHANGE IN BRITIsH Ma
TIoNALITT LAWS. - Offeial adyices from
London show that the British Government
nationality as affecting personal status. A
bill is now being considered in Parliament,
which formally confers on British subjects
the right to renounce their allegiance, and
lays down the corelatiye principle that on
being naturallEed In q foreign country
British subject forfeits his nationality. Great
Britain admits at las; that she gains nothing
by claiming the allegiance Of unwilling sub
Jects permanently domicllated In the United
States, in which she cannot afford the pro-
lection which they as subjects might invoke.
British subjects who have naturaliEed them
selyes here, without reslgning their Rllegl.
auce, have two years allowed them In which
to choose country. Within that period
they may resume British nationality by
making statuable declaration and taking
an oath OF allegiance TO the Queeni but they
cannot plead British nationality In thii
country unless permitted by our law. Chill
dren born within the British dominions are
to be regarded as natural born subjects Of
the Queen, but II Of foreign parentage, they
may, after coming Of age, register deelara'
ton OF alonage, and 80 renounco their Brit
ish nationality. Aliens arc TO be enabled to
hold land In Groat Britain, although It is to
be provided that they cannot thereby be
qualified for any office or franchise, and the
Queen in council may suspend this provision
as to the subjects Of any state at wa,
with Great Britain during the continuance o
hosllliLles.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28

A FACT Worm KSOwNG.-In conse.
quenee OF an intended change In the bnsl
ness at the Central Dollar Store, 500 Market
Space, between Eighth and Ninth, the we'll
assorted stock OF oToIde jeWelry, Alaska setl
and other desirable goods will be sold at O
reduction Of 30 per cent, discount. 0t#
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28

Last night the SENT N monthly meeting Of the
Board Of Colored School Trustees was held ~
the stevens sohoolhouse-Messrl. King and
Jones present, and Superintendent COOK: .
After the approval OF several bills anu the
transaction Of routine business, Mr. Jones'
treasurer submitted the following report OF
the mOaaya received and expended Tor the
schools during the quarter ending march w.
1870,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28

In PASSING UP SEVENTH STREET we noticed
the store OF our friend, 1.-THE Original
Frame" crowded with customers, and at the
same time we observed other stores decidedly
In want Of patronage. The only reason foI
this, to the best Of our knowledge and belief
Is that our friend, Mr.. Franc, Is selling
goods at such prices that the buying com
munity find II TO their interest 10 patTonlEI
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 = streets, three door
above odd Fellows HALL also, we would 50!
hat he has no branch store.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28

NATIONAL DRIvIEo PARK-A meeting Of
we'll known gentlemen was held on Tuesday
night at the 81. James hotel for the purpose
Of otganiding driving PARK association. MT
who stated the object. Remarks were m Ade
by Mr.. ]. W. Angus and others on the Import
Anee of the movement and the great benefits
a hrst-elAss driving park. The meeting Rd.
Journed 10 order to perfect arrangements for 4
thorough organization.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28
Receipts 10 excess Of expenditures. tl,TqI
Balance In treasury January /, 1870 ass


In this CONGESTION we publish the following
card from Mt. SyphaN, the other member OF
70 nS CSiortd Cdiisns Of Washington and
THINK 4 my duty as one Of the trustees Of
billy resting upon me, 10 submit the follow.
ing Information for your confederation %
wednesday night, the nth, aud also on = pre-
yo g., 0s :, AL ~ precisely oSiSsh m.st
logs OF the school board, and on both occasions
was Informed tina. the two other members had
met and adjourned some niteen minutes before
I O'Clock. LAST night on nnding myself Appa-
rently excluded from attending TO my ofloial
duties, waited on Mr.. Alfred Jones, and
asked what business had been transacted, and
records OF the meeting I was not permitted to
see them, because, ss | was Informed, Mt.
CHARLES King had taken them away with him.
inform me that they have done little or no
business without my sanction, II Ia fact that
money has been regularly drawn and expended
,om .hS SotPS' ,hS ., o. az Stv.sTS
scho oils, as we'll a. for various other purposes,
and as the board consists Of only three mem.
bets, Il strikes me A. very strange that itI
manner, nor do think that the c0lored citi.
zens will consider 1t either proper. OF just.
But, fellow-cltiEens, l wish TO mention
smother matter bearing upon the conduct OF
Messrs. Jones and King. On one occasion,
| when attended the place OF meeting, found
| Mr.. Jones already there, and when king ar
| lived the two gentlemen retired TO hold eau,
| Gus, leaving me alone, and when they returned
| the business was completed 10 my presence,
On this point, ! would ask, IL II is the desire
| be such singular dolnEsi AS this Is matter
| OF great Importance to US and our children
my eolored citizens, l think II your duty Ia
look into this unusual mode Of doing business
lam, very truly, your friend,
WILLIAM SYPHAN,
Trustee Of Uoloted SCHOOL,.
| MAAnINmrnN. Arrll d ISM.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28

MAJOR ], W. PowgLL's LICTuRE.-Major
J. W. Powell will deliver \ lecture upon the
"OAnyons Of the Colorado" for the benefit OF
the Illinois Republican association, at MetEe'
rou hall on Monday evening next, May q
Tickets may be had or the members Of the 90.
ISOLATION aud at the DOOR on the evening oil
the lecture.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28

Nav YoRK RErUBLroAN ASSOCIATION
SoCIAHLE-rhe entertainment given last
evening by the New York Association was
one OF the most select parties given during
the winter. Among those present were Ptebi.
dent Grant, Vice President OolfaN, Secretary
BelknAp, Senator Fenton, Speaker Blaine,
Hon. NJ. 4. N. Howell, OApt.E u. u. Townsend, y
;, TrsyittIe'g" mm1or Lahe, Dr. w. q rhhG9 ip
Captain NJ. A. TAppAn, Hon. L. b. French
Captain Arnold U. 5. A., OhAuncey smith
ESQ.,, George W. Burger, and many others
| accompanied by ladies. The entire Ahali
passed OF 10 hlghly.ASre0Abls manner. The
New York gentlemen are gallant and The
ladies charming.
The following gentlemen, constituting tho
| reception committee, deserve much praise fol
| the satisfactory manner 10 which they per
formed their duty: Hon, A. NJ, OlApp. Hon. II
Van AernAmt I, q. Hensey, J, II. Patrick, s
W. Stocking, ], p, Halves and W. u, stone.
The following were the floor managers J
| s. LAngworthy, W, J, Hynes, Il, NJ. Saunders
d. u. SeArle and W. A. Bartlett.
this morning..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28

ANNUAL ENFERTAIHNRNT oP THE SoPno-
MORE AND FRESHMAN GLASSES oP CoLUMBIAN
OoLLEoE.-T annual entertainment was
given last night by the member Of the aopho-
more and freshman classes Of Columbian Ool
lege at the Thirteenth Street Baptist church,
The entertainment was attended by a hne and
AppreeiAtlve audience, who manifested their
pleasure from time to time by the most de.
eided marks OF appreciation.
The Marine band added much to the com.
pleteness Of the entertainment by choice Seleo-
lions OF most excellent music.
The following was the order OF exercises
Prayer. Music. 1.-THE Dream OF Dante,n
CHARLES NJ. Lewis, d. q. "All 10 not Gold that
GlltteTs,n Lewis T. NJ. Cowie, d, u. Are We
so soon Forgotten ~ Campbell Darlington, ID.
q. Music. "Womanis Rights" Henry q.
Fuller, ~. "HAnnibal,n Thomas 1; King, D.
q, Music. "YAin Glory" Edwin d. Hay Va.
"The Cuban Revolution, SH.w. D. BroWn, D.O.
"The Hero OF Paraguay" J. II, BremmermAn,
ID. q. Muits. "The Graves Of st. Helena"
John T. Judd, d. U. "SullA," Jas. L. Bangs,
Md.
The benediotion was pronounced by the Rev,
J, II. Cuthbert, pastor Of the church, and the
large AaGemblAEe dispersed with pleasant rec
objections Of the nne literary entertainment oil
the evening.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28

MESsRs. J. W. BOTELHR \ BRO., No. 925
Pennaylyania avenue, have just received
large stock OF refrlgeTAtoFa, Ice chests water
COOLERS and other heAHonAblo articles,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28

SENATOR SUMNER ROnuED - A DARING
THEET.-LAte Tuesday night man appeared
At the residence OF Senator sumner and hand.
Ing his card to the servant, FemAtking that he
was one OF the SenAtoTs constituents and re-
queated that the "pAAteboaTd" be taken to
Mr.. sumner. While the servant was on this
mission, the party entered the pATlor seized a
beautiful French clock valued At tlbO and made
on with II. Yesterday Detectives OlAryoe and
Bigley were notified OF the occurrence, re.
eeiyed a description OF the party, and 10 one
hour thereafter had recovered the clock, and
during the afternoon arrested the thief, a we'll
known Boston "garmOf," named RObt Bell.
He IL held for trial
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28

RE0GsTRATION IN TnE FOURTH WARD,-Ths
registry Of the YOteTa OF the Fourth ward was
continued yesterday. resulting In a total OF
tssi OF whom Bb were white and l3i ool0T5d,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28

THE time table Of the AlexAadIia, I.oudOun
and Hampshire railroad IL published In our
advertising columns
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28

MRssRs. q. l.. WILD h BGoTHER, No, $40
Eleventh street, notify those Of our citizens
who intend leaving the city that they have
safe storage for plAnos and furniture,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28

WEsAw yesterday a check Of the Equitable
Life Assurance Society for 90, 900, which Mr..
HeyeT, the agent, was just about delivering
to the widow OF one OF our prominent buai-
ness men, lately deceased, rhls shows the
value OF life Insurance,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28

MEssRs. II. A. OLcorr h 90, No. t2I Ninth
street, at their Pekln and Yeddo tea store,
deserve the oommendAtion Of the houHekeep-
Ing public for their enterprise In fuTnishing
best Importation, which they will sell at the
very lowest market prices. This enterprlSing
trm warrant all goods represented by them,
and the public have learned that they keep
the choicest teas, eoifeen and spices In the
market, and that their prices are low. See
their advertisement In another column.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28

THERE WILL be meeting OF the First Ward
Republican Club held this evening At the
Stevens GhoOl.houGe,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28

Two YOUNG LADIEB are wanted to learn the
dresG.mAking business. Application to be
made at 1909 PennsylVAnlA avenue, south side.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28

il. MAY, No. e3g PennIylVAniA avenue, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, have just
received large Invoice OF Lyons black silk
Of all the celebrated manufactures.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28

INDICTMENT TO BUY A Coon SEWING
MAoHNH.-Wlloox 4 Glbbs' Sewing Ma
chine, the most simple and best constructed
sewing machine, will hereafter be sold on
liberal terms. Inquire at the agency, Baum's
corset and hoop skirt factory, 40S Seventh
street, between d and Y.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28

ftOUGHLIR,s .DRUG STORE, OPPOSITE MA
pTisSa thAn In any store In WRihlnEtoD,u
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28

MEssRa. BodAN 4 WYLIE, No, 1910 Seventh
street northwest, are disposinE OF their large
stock OF dry goods at remarkably low prices
See their advertisement.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28

TnE masonic CnOIR.-The following gen
tlemen have been elected Officers OF the Ma
sonic Choir Association, to serve the ensuing
year. President, Il, BALI vice president, j. y.
DlubbI treasurer, q. q, BfOWni secretary, o,
I. Thompson htbt leader, Y. 5, Holiness sec
ond leader, II. II. Bradley third leader or
leader Of orchestra, Henry DonohI hf9t organ
ist, ], Z. Seheeli second orgAni0t, u. W, OhAp.
mani third orgAniat, ]. 5. TiekenoTi llbfAfiani
]. y. J, MoOleAry,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28

THE Filth Ward Republican Club will mssl
this evening at Carroll Hall at s O'Clock.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28

L. II. STINEMETz, No. i237 PennSy lvAniA
avenue, has iust received a large Invoice Of
straw hats suitable for men aud boys.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28

NAVAL OHDERs,--The following naval or.
ders were Issued yesterday Ordered: Lieut..
Commander Charles W. Tracy and Lieut..
Joseph N. Hemphlll to the Plymouth. De
tachedi Master John 2. Merrill and Clifford
II. West from the Plymouth, and placed on
waiting orders. The order bleaching Sur
geon L. NJ. Stein from duty at Washington
has been revoked.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28

A. o. PLANT, Plants Building, corner Of
New York avenue add Fifteenth street, calls
public attention TO his extensive, choice and
we'll selected stock Of coffee, sugar, nOur and
butter, and other articles In the grocery line,
which are offered for sale at pfiess to suit the
popular pocket.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28

A SAL and row boat Il adye ftisod loI sale
For particulars apply St this once, 5Lha
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28
Trustee Of Uolofed School
wAsuiNdroN, April %, 1870.

~
TuE CLAIR INvEsrIGATioN.-Tho inyesti,
cation OF the charges against Congressional
Printer UlApp was resumed yesterday before
A. X. Spoiford, librarian OF Congress, was
the nTpt Witness examined for the defence,
and testified as to the pFompt m amer 10 which
ali work FOR the library was executed At the
Cloyerpment prInting-oflec, and especially
the excellent m anner 10 which proofs lad been
Major Ben Pefley Poore, clerk TO the Senate
Committee on Printing, testified that he had
intimate business relations with the Govern.
ment prjntinR o nee during the past ak years.
Was familiar with the workings Of the once
before that time, as he had heen employed to
write an Illustrated account OF the establish
ment, Thought the ofiee had never been bet.
had been managed better the past year than
for several years previous. Had visited Eu-
FopeAn Government printing Otllces, especially
tSs Imberisi prlntInR ofhce OF France. ne
THOUGHT the directors Of the printing once
there had the advantage Of Oursupe rint endent,
a. political influence hAd nothing to do with
appointmt nts or re movAlS Ia the Government
there to regulate the prices, hours Of labor,
Sc, he would be Discharged In hye minutes
and have no appeal witness thought these
combinations were Injurious not only TO the
Government and employees, but to The craft,
He thought II the upeTintendent here was not
compelled to make appointments 10 please
politicians, and had not the combinations Of
wOrkmen to contend with, the Government
and the craft would be benefited. knew Dol.
Otis At nrst was prejudleed BY heArsay against
himi but now believed him TO be athotoughly
competent mAR, and what be undertook to do
he did. Did not know MT. Ethel, As he had
been there but a short time. lie seemed to
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28

An ADJOURNED SESSION Of the Grand Lodge
A, d. q, D., will be held this evening" at
o'clock Tor the election OF oiii0sfs for the en-
suing year.