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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-09-14
Rules and Regulations
AND
Pre- N i'll ~ Lis
OF THE
MANITOW OC co, FAIR,

The Executive Committe of the Manitowoc County
Agricultural Society have adopted the following
Rules and RernlatiOnS
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-09-14
By SMALLEY BROS.

one full rieged Lord Pillow. to be given To the best
blow man. skill to be tested by stri king a single fur
row the grounds, in the forenoon of the second
day of the Fair. The person contesting, to furnish
his own team, (horses oxeul and the work to be
doLe with tbs prize pillow. Persons compete in the
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-09-14

The committee Sanitary affairs to whom was
referred the petition of Albert Gauger and others
abate nuisance would report in favor of granting the
same and declare the lots a nuisance.
Report adopted, ayes nays (Jones)
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-09-14
ENTRY FEE

There several other special Premiums to be
given which the committee have had time vet TO
arrange for publication which will be published
week.
ArraH gemerts will be made for a good address in
both English and German, the grounds, the I'd
dsy. The names of the speakers will be given
next week.
In view Of the great benefit always aceruing to the
gricultural and, mechanical interest of county
by means of well conducted Fairs the society earn
estly request the people of the county give the
coming Fair their hearty support, to the end that
not only will our county be publicly known TO be
of the best Agricultural Counties in the State
but that may know it ourselves and at the same
time learn Farmers and Manufacturers 70 keep
pace Improvements with all other Glasses of indus
Try. The Executive Committee.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-09-14

Best specimen of sewing by sewing machine
work to be done on the grounds be-
fore o'clock OF the ID day of fair
Best Dbl lager beer, to lie tested by Judges
appointed on the grounds
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-09-14

Sept. 4th, 1871.
Council met pursuant to adjournment No quorum
present.
On motion of A. D. Jones the council adjourned
until Sept. H. 7LP.M. JOS RANKIN,
City Clerk
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The Teachers UNPAID

The teachers Of the public schools have not
been paid, il seems, for the last month, and the
prospect Is rather blue for their future pay
ment, as no arrangements have been made in
that direction. IL strikes Us that this failure TO
provide for their payment IL wholly inexcusa-
ble. The tax fer school purposes has been
placed at the extreme limit-ffty cents on the
hundred dollars-alloued by Congress and by
the act OF Congress, also, the school fund should
have been held separate aud sacred from sli
other funds. This tax has been collected, and
should be now TO the credit OF the school fund.
yet at this early period in the fiscal year il sp-
pears that there il not money enough to pay the
teachers We hear in explanation OF this singu
lar state Of Affairs something about the corpo-
ration bank OF deposit having paid itself for
Bowen indebtedness out Of the tax money de-
posted with il, thereby absorbing the money
shat should have gone to the various special
funds. Ths bank has no shadow Of right to do
this thing, and we should like to hear from the
corporation officers charged with the manage
ment OF our financial affairs how far the state
ynent is true. 1t must not be that the school
stachers, who earn their money hardly enough.
should have added to their laborious and harass-
sng duties the worry and anxiety Of not getting
the pittance that is 20 provide them land in
many cases, their families, alsO,j with food ana
Clothing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-17
Our Carnival

Though our Carnival" Is not planned on the
European models, it viii be well il We adopt a.
many OF the pleasant features OF the old world
festivities rs may be. IL will not be expected OF
Dur solemn American people, who usually dress
themselves IN funereal black broad cloth on fes.
live OCCASIONS, that they should al Of once
abandon themselves 10 the light-hearted frolic
and wild reveiry of the italian carnival; the
sugar plum peting, the tossing Of flowers. the
mad diversion OF the Macbeth or candls-ex-
tnguishing conflict. Our American ladies on
the balconies would need to be formally 'intro-
duced" to the gentlemen on the street before
they would condescend to exchange compli-
ments OF eugarp plum and flower pslting
But We can readily adopt one striking
feature Of the European carnival, and that
l. the decoration OF Pennsylvania avenue
from one end 20 the other with brilliant
colors. The Corsc, the street in Rome
used for carnival purposes. is described n hav-
ing the appearance of a flower bed in the bright
meas OF lie colors on such occasions. The houses
iron the pavement to the chimney tops are
brilliant with draperies, streamers, and hang
ings of the brightest bues-red, green, blue,
white, and gold. Garlands of flowers and ever
greens are everywhere displayed. The car
Iisges In the streets are gay with flowers, aud
1he horses are decked with varieg ated ribbons,
.suu W al toi- OF CCfor 10 ADDED the
gartfcolored costumes ofthe throng of jewellers.
of course, our wide Avenue, more than four
times the width Of the COrso, would need IN i'm
mense amount of variegated color to give IL any
shing like the brilliancy Of the Roman street in
carnival time; but good deal can be done in
that direction by little well directed effort.
Another feature of the Roman carnival il
worthy OF our imitation ard that is the undsvi-
ating good temper maintained by the immense
crowds in al the wild sports and conflicts of the
recession. Grows or "scrimmsges" seem to be
unknown at the Roman carnival, despite the
apparent provocations. Perhaps our fiery
American uhiskey has something 70 do with
our more quarrelsome disposition on festive
occasions, audit would be good thing ifthe use
a strong liquors st our carnival time was dis
IoUrsged as much az possible.
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The fact that the heavy task of cleaning the
snow and ice from Pennsylvania avenue was
accomplished in a few hours through the agency
OF the energetic citizens having the carnival in
charge, affords pretty good guarantee that the
carnival itself viii be success. We would
suggest, however. that it may be desirable to
rlsan the cross streets, As far up, for instance,
as the streets parallel to the Avenue, otherwise
ihe mud and melting snow may come down
HPon the Avenue unpleasantly.
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PKoP0sALs FoE LITHOaRAPHING, gro
OfTtcE or TGs Gomez RsSIoSAI Pa!xrsR.t
WASHiN6ToN. FehraarY Is lg7I

OfTtcE or TES COs5RRssIoNAI P2!SrER,t
Ia pursuance Of the provisions Of Joint R,.oi,
vi SH o. .SI:Tsss. lamar, II ISL
this oiSe Snti FEsFyxkT ISL ct 10 eioef ~ +,
from June o. 1850 70 July iTs two hanarsd snI
once nass:s snS r. 1snis
being the minimum number ON she cts eithsr it1is
Tenders are Invited IL behalf Of all ,rOo..,.. q,
tI.n.ierIing. iithpersphine, photo o.
S.S s. .aous the best and
Tue contractor to furnish pspsr for the plates OF
1s ~ hi: Sss BY
samples OF the illustrations to be bid for ader
this OBI Q at any time during its business hours
The drawings and illustrations are to be ma 'e in
and sSi printing ss ts S'p psn
nmittee on Pablie Printing may direct, and each
this whn 0 ten 81 days i ser n,
'f ne ,or sns same = given to the contractor.
panied by bond. With security to the spprovsi of
p.Dnts q sSs q s D s;a5s q.
OF their posai shall be accepted shau enter into
&c with securities q the .ans amount ap
.nse; and each proposal must also be accom- snied
oy tory evidence that the bidder bidders
an .na .s s,o hs soIt
me style "a which 1t is proposed to execute it
5. os BED Sios aS tn.
mttee Of Congress Public Printing to the iovest
and best bidder for the interests the
the Cotamttee resery ing to itself the right rsIeot
any and all bids as its Iudgu emit OF the best
Of the Government may dictate.
Proposals will be Endorsed envelope. Pro
posals for Lithographing. etc :" aud addressed 10
the yo,s' Comm,nes on PHblt Pr,sf,n,, either t.
The care OF the Hoa. II Anthony, Ch Airman OF
the senate Committee on Printing the Hon A
Latin Oh airman OF the House COMMITTEES On Print
ington; or A. u. Ciapp, Congr sssionsl Printer
WAshiBeton, ID. u.
By dirscson Of ths Joint Committee of Congress,
on Public Printing. A M. CLAPP
feH-b Congressional Printer
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The Missouri republican bolters, through
whose aid Frank Blair owes his presence in the
L. 3. Senate, will probably conclude that they
made lestie mistake when they come to read
his maiden speech. The New York cor-,,o;a
suggests that they viii feel Ike signing witt
Widow Bedott:
Full forty dollars would give
IL we'C contin' cred apart
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RECEPTIONS.
The PRESIDENTS RECEPTIONS

TIE PkKsiDkNT'S RECEPTIONS.
The Presidents next evening reception viii
Be held to-mOrrow, February 18th, from to 10
clock p. m.
MRS. GRANTS RECEPTIONS.
Mrs. Grant VIII receive on Tuesday afternoons
OF each week, from 2SO O'Clock to O'Clock.
MRS. CoLPAx's RECEPTIONS.
Mrs. Colfsx VIII receive on Wednesdays, dur
Ing January and February, from to 2. IN.
CABINET DAYS
No visitors will be received by the President
On Cabinet days, Tuesdays and Fridsys,) nor
viii they be received on other days until after
u O'Clock.
THE SPEAKERS RECEPTIONS.
The receptions of Speaker Blaine vii be held
n his residence s2i Fifteenth street, the fol-
lowing Friday evenings, between the hours OF .
and II O'Clock, viz February 10 and a.
OTHER RgCKPTIoNs-
The wives Of the Cabinet officers viii receive
or Wednesdays, from until o'clock p. II.
Mrs. Cstacszy viii receive at the Russian
Legation Mondays, from go TO o'clock,
during February.
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1Tm wxxxLY STAR for this week contai

RTm WILLY STAR for this week contains
all about the recent interesting occurrences In
Europe; the bill for Government OF the Distric;
in full - finally amended; the Trial Of Hon. G
u. Bowen for BisAmy; the Execution Of q
woman az Marlboro for Child Poisoning, spe
ciAlly reported for THI STAR; poetry, "ThS
Sisters" by John g. Whittier; Q very inter
esting story by Annie Thomas, entitled NJ
TOid My Love-" Society News; the proceed
Ings In Congress; all the Local News; the lates'
Telegraphic News from al parts Of the world
Political News from all quarters; washin gtor
News and Gossip; Editorials on current topics
Agricultural articles; valuable Household Rec
jpes, Monetary and Commercial news, &C.
TsTas. One dollar and . half per annuIn, II
advance; single copies I'VE cents, neatly enTel
ppSd for mailing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-17

The March Galaxy will contain q history OF
the st. Domingo negotiations, said to be ex-
Planatory OF the action and purposes of the
President in the matter, and to be "semi-sfh-
Cial'' in It's origin.
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Gsoyernment NecuR1tfes.


otOtA n&6POHI
Bp Baak~S', Brek,rs' aad Csmmevcsai 7s.xraps /,
Lewis johnson Co. quote stocks and bonds in
NV YoRx, Feb. E.-U s. ss, 1871 coupou, lI,,
DDS, 62,eouPon, III Ds 81, coupon, llo'i 30 s.
o5 coupon, 10. 520s, new, 65, coupon LOO, 1Os
Sa, coupon, lo9s,; ssOs, 1s, coupon iiOl; 10 40,s
coupon, lie Currency Sc, III, Msriposa So; do
prefd =; Canton, saat; Cumberl land. =: Nest
s NH Enien IeiefsPh; So Quioksilysr IA; Pacific
ETeS,s,s HXs!.; fsrgg Cos EnRTsss, q offered
Central and Hudson, 81; do Scrip, eOT; Eric, AK
%. Ireierred, ~ Harlem l25's; do. preferred, -.
4 hies,san southern, eioI; Union Pscihc Rail.
road 2lS' Illinois Central, lse5s; Cleveland and
PlusoGrg, 10y; Northwest, 75A; do, preferred
So; Cleveland. @ iumbus, Uincinnsti, and Indian
spcns,-; New Jersey Contra al, Ma Rock Island
Ia Milws.kis 50: Paul, 6sAsi do. p-efd, "a.
m sI.osa and and t Mestern. 81 Fort Wayns, 90
a. C .hs and Alton. rs; do, preigrcd. iis
Chicago Indians Gent, Is; Tennessee STATE Sir e.
old, 81; do, new, 6tS; Virginia State sizes, old
2er Missouri sizes, 81 offd; Central Pacific Bonds
49,; Union Pacific First Bonds, ST.. Gold. lie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-17

IstTrcTttf Eycltstrekt 20 Tbs Eressns Say
baLrfNosE, Feb. II. Cotton weak vita a de-
middiinR, Ia Flour dull. Wheat firm; cooice In
good demand; Ohio and Indians 81 k5s 81 Is others
unchanged mite southern corn dull ct SIC vel
low southern Sic Oats dull 1T SIC. Provisions IN
changed. whisky quiet at CSC.
=, BALTIMORE, FEB. H:-yirginia sizes, old, 70 bid,
~ ssked do. 1857. ss'.bii, 81 asked: do. coupon,
NEW YoRE, Feb. E.-stccks steady Gold n
MONEY Gas. ENchasse, long, ga short. lea S %
bonds III Virginia skies coupon, IS; do, new
o. MOTH Csr9li1as old, ts't do new, 2e7.:
NEW YORK, Feb. E.-Elour dull and heavy
wheat quiet and drocpIns. Corn dull and un-
TIVE FOREIGN MARKETS
LrvERPooL, Feb B-i ppm Cotton closed dull
Spiands, Tad Orleans, 7saY5s. sales Of cotton iu
New Orleans, ID for mlddiing Orleans also sales
on chip named ct Charleston or Sa Vanaah At ~
Marc or April delivery in Liver POOL Arrived the
steamer CArinna, from Savannah, January s)th,
" IN 2s2o bales Of Gotten.
LcnroN, Feb. E-n.;o q. m-UousoI., % for
ootn american securities trnl-Bo 1872, NJ
E8, cid. %i; l-6, So: Ten fortiss. Nst Stock
ssesdy-krie, lss;. Illinois, losSa; Great Western
8 LIvFTrooL; Itb; Z. Il.o Motion. sh.d.
hrHer Cplands 1ts; ORR sns, 7Sa7T.. sales of dAy
ar essim strd az SOFA balss Sales 81 the week have
been 81 uC; export, loo0. speculation, opO; stock
100; American, f09N9. Total i'm port : of week
$40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-17

The Baltimore american thinks Hon. G.. C.
Bowen, Of South Carolina, sis the most married
man IN the United States outside or Nor mon
dom, crIhe Is greatly prosecuted"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-17

The controversy in the Virginia Legislature
over the proposed Richmond and Washington.
and Fredericksburg and Alexandra railroads,
continues.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-17

Shillington sends US he Atlantic Monthly and
our Young Fots for March. The Atlantic has
contributions BY Whittier, whipple, III. James
Jr., Bayard Taylor, and others OF note.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-17

The republicans Of the fourth congressional
district Of Connecticut have nominated George
Cofang, Of Salisbury, for Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-17

pVLarge numbers Of our citizens will leave
fyEn for Washington next week to be pres ant
at tie carnival and two days fete. Excursion
tickets are offered az seven dollars and half
1he round trip.-N. 7. Nail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-17

G|w. ID. Winter, OF Louisiana. got his life
insussd for $50 900. and then realized On 1t b.
getting himself Shct.
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RiAAMCIAL AND COMxERO.Al.

The different Wall street markets are VERY
dull and quiet, and without any reyiving indi-
cations OF activity. Money rules easy and in
ample supply In New York, the rates on call
being per cent. on government bonds and per
cent. on mixed collateral. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-17
NTTHE HAZARDS OF wINTTK

fhe feeble and delicate dread the winter, AID
with good reason The weather at this season has
depressing eject upon the vital organs and the AMI
NAL spirits. and they have vitality or mental sui
nation to spare The aged sad inhru, In whom the
flame OF life Is waxing dim, are alw avs q pleasantly
affected BY the Temperature OF winter, and should
iortify their systems against il. The extra yigor
and resistant power which ths enfeebled system
requires 10 enable IL TO meet with safety the a..
ssulis Of cold and damp, msy soon be acquired BIZ
the regular use Of Hostette.s Stomach Bittsrs
The tonic eject OF this wonderful medicine 10 soon
apparent, in an increased appetite, q more actiye
digestion, and 9 brighter. happier frame Of mind
food s the fuel Of the body and If II Is not properly
disested the fires OF Life burn low When this is the
case, the disability can always be remedisd in q
short space Of time. by taking full dose OF the Bit
tsrs twice day. The stomach will soon begin TO
perform lis allotted task regularly and steady the
food, being thoroughly sssimilsted will yield the
amount OF vital beat and neurishment which the
BODY requires under the external pressure of cold
End the winter ailments which apt t. assal IA
weax and untoned phy siaue will be avoided.
fel3 eOSf6w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-17

TILECal0k S0TICE.-The Subscribers to
W. the capital stock OF the COLUMBIA RAIL.
WAY COmPANr, OF Washington city are hereby
notified hat an election for SEWN DiREOTORS
Will be held at the Board of Trade Rooms No. 9
Market Space on MONDAY EVENING, chr uary
2 ISL, between the hours of and o clock
~ No subscriber to the above stock can be en-
titled 10 vote for directors unless an install mept a
= per cent. shall have been first paid, ~ CASH
Subscriptions may be pail IN the meantime % q n
b. WHITE, Treasurer at the National Metrapo,i-
tan Bank. n n ROHRER
IeE-t.eN Secretary OF Board of Uornorato,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-17

"ATTKNII0N. KNIGHTS TKMPLAR--
Ay Ihe Sir knights OF WASHINGTON CON
MAkDkkf. No. 1, will sssemb . at their Asyluy
a. IA O'Clock .. IN on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of
IebTrSTy ls7l ia foil uniform, for the purpose OF
knight =. =. l. McCLxRI '''
The Sir Knights OF COLUMBIA COMMAND.
ERY, No. =, and POTOMAC COMMANDERY
No. &, are cordially and ,r.teruslly i,vit.d to Be
present. y. WOLLARD,
4 Eratp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-17

COxSNS, ~:
Hailed in Washington. b. c., 1851 BE succsssfully
treate Corns, Bunions, Chiliblains. Club. and In
cot pain or tnoonvenieece 10 the Petient The shoe
oan be worn with ease tmmedtAtely after the opera
eecos. csA thev.ands g esnsf rssIoe able lxscas,
n. toS :. n. owing % veeW o. busnsss q Oh .,
pr. whiss = 49, Q 80 Psa0ts q tSsr red,
asnceo, OYcept betWpea aA1e p.0. jaa 0-V
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
I OsT-A WHITE SETTER SLUT, with liver.
L. colored spots; right eys defective.
suitable rewsrd paid. Northeast GernerA
L sPEoTxoLEs, which may Be- valuable p to the ~
hi. and Calm At the MerSpot sSn
Hotel Hair Dressing saloon. 1t
c. REwARD-strsyed or stolen, on the sth in
GJ staat, red and white spotted BufialoV
will give the above reward for her return toll
me- HKhRr LAkMAH, No. III 18th street
I OeT-At Ils Prospect street Georgetown, on
LACE H9HpkE Gs fhs nd.s ui sIss.s
leave 1t at tho star once. fel5-st'
I OsT.0n W edne.dsy. 18th instant. q PACKAGE
IL OF MONEY, containing Q so. six fives and one
Pennsylvania ~ snue up q. street 70 Ostrest n W
reward wiz be paid # left q stove Ws.ehoese.
fei5-st. $50 PesnsyivAnia avenue.
T OsT-A GOLD CHAIN with . Gold Cross and
IL knife attached. Was lost last sunday evening
sHSs The odsa Nj pss.s rs.unn
DC. " WV ''''''' W. NJ ieis 81.
o. IN REWARD-Win be given, no questions
3OO ssEsd for the recovery Of two large rAMI
With inscription-takea from box stolen from the
q .. Depot In NAY or juno Last No rs 18th
s.Icos. LeLI0
CT REWARD.-Lcst. on the Sd instant. Q white
%O and brtndle spotted COW, with lArge.-N
vide horns: wiz give the above reward for
-'' ''' JOHN KELLEY, No. 93s q. street.
fe7 between Maryland avenue and U street.
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4oO{ MARKRITER, 1880
't6SN t1th st.
TO MAKE ROOM FOB
s p X I N e.. roc

A LIE AND PORTEB.
ROBERT YOUNGERS ak S21 Dor doz,
BASS ALI, o. per der.
HIBBEkT BROWN STOUT, 81 81 Ser doz
PHILADELPHIA ALE AND PORfHR re na
dos. "
For sais By II RGAk
Nocsheast Corner Nth and / Str eess.
feIoS Under Liberty Hal
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TCARNIvAL-sUBO COMMITTEE ON MAS
uS QUERADE, ROOM No 2, DICKSON
hOUSk, WASHIAGTOS. u. o., February Is, ISL -
All societies, organizations, or individuals who in
tend part lei patns In the Masquerade Procession OF
the Carnival are requested to port OF tbs Com mit
tee Rooms at once
feI7- If nICES0N
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-05-04

LEARN FROM EACH OTHER.-The
farmer who refuses to learn from the
better practice of his neighbors, and
depends solely upon his own personal
experience, may be compared to the
little spring bubbling from the Garth
always the same; while the farmer of
more enlarged mind who adopts the
better practices of his neiehborhood
and profits by all the improvements
around him, may he likened to a noble
river which is fed from many foun-
tains, and which bears upon its bosom
the accumulated wealth of experiences.
Weigh well the contrast here present-
ed between the narrow-minded farm
err who is eXhausting the riches Of
soil which Providence designed for
his posterity and the progressive far.
mer whose labors are adding millions
to the products of the country.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-05-04
Beecher ON church Dressing.

Here is some good plain talk and
advice, which ought to be needed, from
the Christian Union:
There was time when good taste
demanded the use of the plainest
clothes in the sanctuary, when the.
wealthiest were distinguished for their
conspicuous absence of personal adorn-
ment, and sartorial display was mark
of vul9 9arity, at such times and places
But new days, in the congregation, on
the Sabbath, rich and poor alike seem
on desperate strain, the one to make
some faint approximation to the other,
in point of eXtravagant display, and
the other to demonstrate to the one
the utter hopelessness of the attempt.
1t would almost appear as if, whatever
might be thought of the propIiety of
a modest garb in other places. the
proper costume for the House of God,
where, theoretically, we all go to be
reminded of our common origin and
destiny, were an agglomeration of all
the jewelry, and all the chignons, ands
all the paniers, and all the feathers
and furbelows in ones wardrobe. The
wearer is to carry all this piled agony
to the sanctuary as to fair-as If her
errand were not so much to praise as
to be appraised-and there employ the
sacred time in enyiOus comparison OF
her own mountain of millinary with
the Himalayan triumphs of her neigh
| Dor.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-05-04
Democrats are raving like mad
zen because President Grant has dis

The Democrats are raving like mad
men because President Grant has dis
played his wisdom in declining to push
his individual views upon the San Do
mingo question to disruption of the
entire Republican party. They say
that he ''bacled OUT has no ''grit. y
etc. How fortunate for the Republi-
can party that the President is not the
stubborn fool the Democracy wish him
to be. How happy the Democrats
would be, to be sure, if he had shown
no more discretion than Buchanan, and
johnson, and Frank Blair, and other
Democratic leaders have exhibited
President Grant understands the stu
alton, and does not propose to l.lay
into the hands of the rebel Democracy
The result of the San Domingo contro
versy has been to give him greater
strength and popularity with the people
to whom he has judiciously referred
the whole matter = Indianapolis Jour
nal.