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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-24

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IS she Galo oi.,Id ~ = W.,n srs. s1iars-
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"has ii is worlt ,
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! were pursuing tt'ir plses'orsil occupation
eanly..i ..is ahe saor,ing wsiesf hey saw si.tI
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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-24

An Indiana womaa, just liyDrced, hsss Il
len letter Of advice. TO her stx, ip ssAiiaapl
she says: II would say to yaang EiEls III a
10 marry young and whom you are married
liv. 4, least fifty miles fross Knnr hnsbas' 2
relatives"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-24
A LITERARY CURIOSITY.

! lady Of San Franeiscp spent several
years III hunting up ard iittisg Toy. tln Il e
following tlirty-eighi i,ies fr',n tllirts 4. .ht
Elglish poets. The authors tsamss are
given with each line:
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-24

fnests that d: no: s'orne by Siea.ner-
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-07

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O; ne Wheeling 4egn- 70 eusnd Ell.
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TECLEEE
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WISE. ir tnus= Eao msT Dssd hs lava:
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The LOuisrI1I. Nominees.
T-V= IL bsl:izaz. Lzs.ics-

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noE CASE 20 cUuisz We belsTs ia.
Deiine: during me VI. JT Eincs fhe NJ
DID he eve EETs: :. his E:,Acnneu- IA
iIe Democratic pS-fy.
i Is e E lSvyE, 5vEeTe- thE: Y,
OCoooI Is bsS knoEr- ChErles OC;o--
OF, the Democratic statesman. Il ven
obscure man baside Chxciez 0Coac+
the ieEcled and eiOgneui H6Tucste N
creates; rinmphs hsTe been In The Conn
rooms and that suiiOr Is GlEETs esteemed
iortpnE:e who has succeeded in retaining
him topiead his cause BE possesses I'd
those robus; clements Of character ms, 70
70 make up great man.
NJ. 0Conor is about tfty.six yesrs OF
age, be is not above medium height
and Is rather stout in person. his pres.
enCe is tigniied, Gnt his manners gre
conrtly and elegant
Mr.. Adams is younger and less dis.
ungUished man. he has an illustrion,
ancestry; John Adams, the second Presi.
dent Of the United States, was his preSt
grandfather; John Quincy Adams Sixth
President Of the United States, WAS ~
grandfather, and Charles Frances Adams
Is his fS:heE. In lS4S Charles FrSnci:
Adams was the Free Soil candidate IA,
Vice President BE and Mr.. Van Buren
were supposed 70 be leading Z torlorn
hope bit The Convention which po,ninS.
Ted them hSd IN il the germs OF The rrest.
Is; political revolution this cnntinest IN.
ever witnessed. THERE'S no teIIinr ThSt
may spring from the movement Ei+S
which bis soa Is now 30 pruuineutiy Ss.
soei4ted- BE was twice the Deno-Htie
candidate for Governor Of NHssschuset,s
~ We remember CORRECTLY, and one &C..
Gon reduced The Republican nIIo-ity Of
eighty ao0saod 70 twenty. he 1: 4
yo@g nan Of great ability and PLUCK,
Is should be be elected Vice President,
and By The accidents o, fortune hecons
President he would bot disgrace the poS;.
eon; Nj. Adams can cunmsnd ten tbTl.
And more votes in NAssachusetty thEn
any candidate the Democrats could have
nominated. -4's
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-07

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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
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SenEiO: Summers Departure for EB.

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EanL lis psgslsss1E, s2os f.-Ds EiYes
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iron IL nsutG ezeEs1e1- !; dya5:,
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be hEs oeps-is3 fs Z TgEzgs IRON Etict
NJ bVpe he VII -etr-r win -speEe3
baliu Ind strength. TIE Bggto, Jgzrza.
q T9ss3Ey evening ssgt:
L Il n. Snuue:'s intention 70 p:sce
LEilsset, q IN Er'Tvl il PE-iE, unde, the
tE's 0. In Oic irieod, Dr.. Brow Secps-d
VIC iuiiT understands his csse Ths. TIM
mp VII b the means O. bringing 70 The
Distinguished benstoE renewed TiEus O!
DOoy Ee c0nUl ngi; while lis HneniEl lac
Illsz, EtlcH Ers e tElgh! u ever, will be
ososttie9 by : res:ite from those labo-
nous hE5:x which NJ. Sumner has i'm.
pod upor himself for 20 mary YEAR.
L viii " urged thu; NJ Summers de-
par1ure has political significance. and We
re no. inclined 20 denYit Mr.. sumner S
TArmeSt pnDnsl friends IRE no; those
who Agree with him II his presen; po!iti.
c1l course MEuy Q! then have refused 70
talk politics With him, and have svuided
the subject Thst Mr.. Sumner feb this
AhenEtion Of those who for many, many
yeGrS have been his political Ellies, csuno,
Dc doubted, and possibly il had consider
DE weight with hini il making Up his
mind 10 brei absence from the country.
II Is the hope Of his friends thu; his al
sence vii prove beneficial, Snd that De
eem9eT next viii fad him again IN his
seat in the Senate.
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TEs Rsiick:s 80 l--e-ssiy teEis3 s,e-
csusE 1eT TsE n. oszlea :. Ten1a.
Joe-- ns,c-Tfy Is sSnesrr- rs Tx :;
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q --'a I:p-VT@ rJi-.nz-R.7E-.
Ep-VTs 10: Il S-E SsE.s liz L.os-L
n7Ts1s1i Ne Il: Ssasi1,y E5sSss5 IL
szIiEt; Republican E-zElk Ess siDo.
1=-s : 70 Poss-sE-y 0. Democrats
s1es=z Tl.5D-: 5ra; -s3nciO- q: IL
Rzi1binz- we, lie elsSti1a Il Vermont
Is saTE-Hg ne disposition q lie Rsgzb-
sszls 70 EtEoa So ~ thsi. cosg-z, yryTs:
Toe nDea Il luss -ao hD2e, Ike ths
SeEsss-, iC- Z D-y=z:lc -es.0--5u-
ta-UaEh IL sisClSl 0. NJ. GgEzE1.
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ga HsTG ~ IA eeia:sZ- AZ h
.sE= W Se--H1E4l eEHu.
Fk-t Hss=t.rE lie =EH: c. eFs=Y Rsp=5g.
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MUslC LESSONS.

HEo?. Y. c. EEZER EuzIG ---etrEy
lE;itos5s>E = - I'm P=1-H Eot tne Pzb (
rza=zEy. Ia NET - ne eiry az hiG 80.
IloI o SessoL= EJIOz IL SlAoo. O-EE. AID Tis-
II Glso lie -ELct1ss 70 EkEe -eaLs-t ant rspt
ElEaos FL O-EErE EsssEFe4 !es. z s.sit'I
4asic sIO-s fT izss1aE q rEr31E. vi nee: Ef:t
p-uGp: rsJoEse ants
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on MARRIAGE.

EEr3I EEH PA TU-Hs MY ean tas
esca Q! E=ua EaG AhnseE u eE-4y H3l Ngr-
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TEE Rgiry regrets 70 Ian Ia; Hu..
JoEy J. DAVE vas 100 L 70 Esso3 ths
louisville C9Zrsaao- L the :eE7G
ns1ui fl- i5e Ioes a 70. the Else1oe :
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Est And OLDEST RANrLY
IL GEDESSE. -rrEE IErIsuE4-
zuL-A Pz-Gg FsceShis 0z3e-sc Ele Znai.-
3u QgsyeFLlA C0rs1pE:i1-- Dsn!l.-y. sisE-nsa1-
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liTE, siolE-s Eac SyWes- AAE yuz: DIEiE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-07

To he Eatsnc Of the Ia;EniEenoe.
You viii ind the following eTtr.ct
nom Gen HookeTs teleErlns 10 81
retAry Stanton on page 2OS, volume j
OF the Report Of the Committee on ~,
War Department for the year 1856"
HEADQUARTERS, ARNCT or nm Po- !
ToNAc, March 20, Is6a
"RoR. E u. Stanton:
Al would consider the s.r
vices OF an entire corps as entirely lost /,
this army were 1t to TALL into The Iapas q
Major General Carl Schur1, the senior Of
fcer now on duty with l.
"JoSEPH HOOKER
"MV, Get. C3mRdNdiaS.p
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1872. Cameron Fair, IE-
The Western PennsylVLEis, EESisH
Chic and Hest lirEIEn Acsr
cultural and EechEIlaE
Association,

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-28

to James fisk, jr., is to make an error
even in rnafignity. There is nothing so
foolish as to exert ones resentment to
do too much comparison. McComb is
a commitment of the Presbyterian
Church, President of the Board of Di-
rectors ia Delaware College, and Pfesi-
dent of a railway seven hundred miles
long, which will soon reaeh-t to Cairo
Illinois, and be a great feeder Of the
Illinois Central. He is perfectly re-
srected at home. He never came to
Congress to get a job. BE eschews
Office, and proseeutes commerce like
high-handed man of unusual gifts and
girth, but without intriguing or lobby
ing about it. DO not admire the oper-
ator, but prefer that he should operate
somewhere else than in Congress upon
his public tlust. I do feel 4 sense of
pity for a great Congressman who viii
belabor a witness with SANDER and nick
name before there is anything to report
upOn.U
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-28

OF all the horrors with which the tele-
graph yesterday filed the APPEAL, none
were so closely brought home to US as
that occurring on the Inflated Erie rail-
road where, among the passengers who
were manned and burned, scorched
and killed out of all semblance to hui
mainly, was one Taylor, who, the ac-
count tells US, apparently uninjured,
called to a companion and friend, "Tell
my wife" and dropped dead. Low
ing wives and mothers who, sitting
near their husbands, read the unfinished
sentence yesterday morning no
doubt turned their hearts upward
with thankfulness that it was
not to them the sOul-wracking
unfinished message was coming, the
closing part Of which was heard on the
other shore. Burdened and sOrrOw-
laden as the wires have been for days,
with tales Of woe, Of poverty, Of death
and sorrow in all its most horrible
shapes, they brought nothing that so
WHITES the picture Of death in life" as
heunfnished sentence, ''ten my wife"
The wife who was waiting him at home,
by her little brood, just as
many a happy mother is to-day, but
who was destined to see him no more, to /
be separated from him forever, and to
bear with her through perhaps a long
and weary life the burden of a sorrow,
the refrain Of which viii dim many an
eye besides hers to whom it will be
most unwelcome. "Tell my wife"
What? And thus she will ever
question, and her children viii ques-
ton, but the weary traveller viii meier
return to tell. As with Taylor, so may
il be with any of US. ain the midst Of
life we are in death" Surely the
thought should make US feel more
kindly to each other; should make US
pear with the failings and weaknesses;
should make us more tolerant and for
giving, more charitable, more kindly,
more disposed to do good for goods sake,
more determined to conform ogr lives
10 a generous yet Cody standard, for to
what one of Us, editors or readers, may
lOtcome the dread messenger cutting
,ur sentences and leaving the world to
.hink As the poor widow thinks to-day
IS she reads the beginning Of the sad I'M
finished message, "Tell nv wife