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The New York herald., 1872-10-03

90 WEST TWELFTH STREET, A FEW DOORS
20 west Of Firth ayenue.--Nicely furnished Rooms,
with Board for family party OF gentlcmen house and
table first class; also single Room.
The New York herald., 1872-10-03

I'D GI,AMERCrY PARK, EAST TWENTIETH STREET.
fhis house has Just opened for parties desiring first
class accemnodat lions An entire Second and Third
Floor and suit uf Rooms first noor, with without
private Table.
The New York herald., 1872-10-03

Ky EAST TWENTY SEVENTH STREET.-A HAND
Id some front sunny Room also back Parlor, with
and cold water, let gentlemen, with Breakfast
ifdesrcd
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-12
WE CAN SEND YOU 4 pRocF OF THIS,
A. j. HAWLEY.

COLDWATER LEASE, WILD CAT HOLLOW
trnlenm &c ire, a., is the only authorized agent
in Oil Regi n for the .nle Of the Powder, of whom
1t can he obained by the keg or Mound.
s-F' 1t is also for sale at the Hardware Store OF
Geo W. Winsor Petroleum Centre, Pa.
July l2.tf
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-12

.Ss Advertise 10 the y ALLY RacoRp, N
oldest paper in FeGapgo Couaty.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-12

4 GAG loaoi ImpoUed WiueeonA Tiopor
jual feeei'ed and lol sale by GABFNEY.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-10-12

rJNHE Tenth voums of ,yOOD's HOvSETTpfD
MAGAZINE begins with ,auuary, ~ IT is
edited by Can Hamilton, $. Wood and II. V.
ospornc, and includes amor" its regular conttfhl-
cher, DE- 30 Lewis, Or. W. w Halt James Par.
ton etc =, Harriet beecher Stowe Brick Pomrov,
l3hn q; sexe, Maj Genl Fitzpatrick, reuoleum V.
Dollar year. In CLUBBING, three first clnes ncri
odlcals are gwen for the pnce of one of them The
moat l,2eFai e rramium List ever published, None
Iiouical IL more irtquen"y or iavOa ~ mentioned
one OF the monuments ofbus aes5 cnterpi SO watch
mark the acc = hdtLodi Home Jrl nal, PhiIa
dflphla, "a E1s been imnroyi - ever since ,yo
New Marke, Canada at is u marvel of chem
ness and ilfStcla's quality combined New Yofk
Hines sPec,nsn copv sent free to any address
D. D "ooD d CO., Newburgh, n. Y.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26

A meeting Of tho above association was held
J. ID. O'LeaTy In the chair, and Mr.. J. N. HOl.
land, secretary, for the purpose OF organiIlng
the club preparatory 10 action In the coming
political contest
Ma. Cornelius Shea ofisredA resolution which
was adopted 10 the effect that
Whereas movement Ia on foot 10 have a Ger
man appointed on the Board OF Police Commis.
slonsTs, and as II Is equally Just that an Irish
man should be appointed thereon; Therefore,
Retolbed, That committee Of nine bo ap-
pointed TO wait on tho Governor and urge the
appointment Of Mr.. Morris Murphy TO that DO.
HitiOn.
Mr.. p, W. Doyle offered q series Of resolu.
lions, which were adopted, eulORistio OF Gov.
efnor Cooke, Mr.. A. X. Shepherd, the Board Of
Public Works and tho Republican party In geu.
eral
The following committee was then appointed
10 wait on the President In relation 10 the ap.
pOlntment Of Mr.. Murphy; Messrs. Peter Camp.
bell, Warren Choat6, Cornelius Shea, J. b.
OLeAry, John Hickey, NJ. y. Rooss, William
Mcguire, r. W. Doyle and Michael Fleming.
Amer which the club adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26

mos,lss Of The Aeaasu,y Of Science, Lhera-
amrn aud Art

moe'tns oi tse Aeaaemy ~ scienee' bitern-
60. tnre enh art IA -
Ihe reguiar montnty m1sunT o. the American
Union Academy o. belenoe, Laterature and Art
uae bed ~ their fooms last eFpninT Prqf1a.or
btlna u Loomia As.oond Nlce pterdtntl ~ the
read. IN able paper on fnbre D'oiirse and aid
that Fabre DOnvet starts out ~ eeekiqH the
orinin o. Hpoeoh, md docs That ~ the enalynn o.
words The newer the lnngunG1, and nearer 70
nature the better he u able 70 pursue NJ. anal
yrh ne thus nnde mat certain hruculate
rounds that enter into 81 languages stpr.aalto
2, hc n@s sensrio iaeaa Eysv enid -,
gins Win am q mam. N IN nun, and
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26
AMUsEnENTs.


TIE INMNuu VVNNNs
Tickets for the coming Italian opera troupe
are selling very rapidly at MetIerott Cos
music store. Tho troupe will open Tomorrow
evening At tho National theatre 10 the opera Of
UI,uoia Dl IammermOorn Nilsson appearing AZ
Lucia. so much has been said IN praise OF the
talent Of the members Of this superior company
that II seems Unnecessary 10 refer TO them luI.
ther. Nilsson, MILE Duysl, Mis- CaTf, UaP sIli
receive most hearty reception t0'morroWoNoh-
ing We have no doubt.
The National Theatre.
The storm Of last evening seemed 10 have but
n siiRht effect upon the siIs Of the audience
which attended the benefit rendered by Manager
saville 10 the slck and relief fund Of the Dis
triot are department Considering the inolcm.
ent weather tho house was an excellent one.
INSTRUMENTATION Of Tonnyson's beautiful poem
Dora was presented, Mr.. Hamilton appear.
ing a. Farmer Allen, a character In which he
has won high praise BY his careful and studied
acting. May Saville'i assumption Of the role q
mounted, and In all respects reflected credit on
the management, the llberAllty Of which we
cannot too highly commend, The entertain,
msnt closed with the comedy Rough DlAmoea
which was thoroughly enjoyed.
Damsn and PythIas.
This evening, under the patronage Of the dit.
fsront lodges Of the Knights Of Pythias Of
the District, tho great play Of Damon and
PythiRs'-from the story Of hlch tho Order dates
IL nAms-Wlll be produced at the National, Tor
tho beneht Of that organization. The benen-
ciAl object Of the entertainment and me Iarge
this city will, we feel confident insure crowded
house. Mr.. Hamilton will appear In the char.
Acter Of Damon, and Mr.. Murdoch In that oil
Pythlas.
Mrs. Jas. A. Oaio,' TreuPe.
Ia Hs.EI .s,a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26

We understand that Msssrs. Parker AND Bag.
Icy will soon take poSoession OF this wsll-knoWn
witeriDg place, and will doubtless make II one
OF the most abrasive summer resorts In this
Vicinity. MIR. Parker was formerly connected
with the metropolitan hotel, In this city, and ID
WolLknown 10 our citizens and the travelling
community
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26

The Arlington boat club, OF this city, recently
received an Invitation 10 participate m the ma.
tioDal amAteur regatta given A. Philadelphia
between the eth and 18Th o. June, ls12, under
than probable they will respond by sending .
picked crew, perhaps two crews, and should
they DO % wo would bid all 10 look 70 their
laurolS a. this club has an abundance Of muscle
IN most exoellont training. We are glad Of
such worthy Representatives from the capital
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26

Ladies and gents In the greatest pgoiaslon
mins' - The shoe emporium Of the District
flfty thousand dollars worth Of magnificent
new spring boots aud shoes Of every description.
from this elogant Establishment, you VIII Ger.
tAlnly nnd any article you want and plenty 81
them, too, at pTloo1 that cannot no equaled, eJ2
market.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26

The annual meeting Of the Burns club was
hold last night At their rooms, and the follow
ing gentlemen elected ~ o1lcers for the ensuing
year; President, Thomas Wilson, frst vice
preaidsut, Alexander Gardner; treasurer, John
Obj "a; secretary, Lawrence GARDNER, reso-
,p.ion vas introduced and adopted declaring la
dies eligible for membership IN the club, and
three applications were received. A committee
uAs appointed 10 revise the constitution, hftsr
which tho club adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26
THE INVESTIGATION.
YESTERDAYS PROCEEDINGS

WIS, Henry =. Davis ksovv. Abest Real
Estate. Pavemruts sna Thlags 10 Tea
erai - ne Csmpiaius That Preper'y ls
Assessed Tee High, yet is Uawiliiaa TO
sen ~. at It's Asses=ed vaiue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26
CITY ITEMS.

DooLEr's YEAST PowDER is the cheapest, bat
not the lowest priced, Baking Powder. ElegAhs
Biscuits, Rolls, 40, prepared IN q few minutsi,
sPRTN0 OvHRooATs Of various oolors. Price,
from " TO w. Tasty, we'll made, and dosirabls.
Moan WALxER d Co.,
N All paunEVlyanla aVanuo.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26
Drugs and Chemicals.

IL. TIlARMAOlsT,
Corner Tenth and y streets.
Pure Drags, ohemienls and Pharmaceutical pFOpa.
Zine AuEliIh Hair, Man Gad Tosih Brushes
Toilet SOAPS And PohamSo, An genuine lmpOrtA-
ti0nA Il. o, BISHOP,
dSsu Corner Tsnth and streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26

BUSF,s and othOr styles Of spring shoes ar.
A. ]. JOYCE, JR., h Co.'s,
100 II street northwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26
nanrnL. rArra wnnrn nnnWInn.

TauRsroN's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Ia the
best Dentrinoe In use. 1t keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
JouvENs InOdotous Kid Glove Cleaner IL far
superior to anything known.
THoHPsoN's PomAde optime ID exquisite. It
softens, beauties, and strengthens tho hair.
All for sale by Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26

The Oriental restaurant corner Seventh and
Massachusetts, avenue, 10 for sale. This furnishes
. chance 10 get q good location for the badness
being near the Northern market Apply 70
Mr.. A. b. Coppes on the premises.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26

WAT sPRINa BHISos wIrH IT.-Rsgarjsd
IRON a medical standpoint, spring Is cot the
delectable season described BY vernal pOeiG. On
the contrary, It's yield OF Intermittent fsvers
bilious attacks, rheumatic palma disorders Of the
stomach, nervous complaints, and pulmonary
diseases Is AlmOstsS large as Its crops Of vlolsis
snoudrops and cherry blossoms. The invisible
seeds Of innumorabie mRladies rise with the
morning mists, and arc scattered broadcast by
the yApors Of night Who can resist their me-
phitlc innuencer Certainly not tho weak by
nature, or those whose nervous energies have
unless thoy tono and inVigorate their systems,
and thus enable them 70 cope with the un-
healthy Influences by which they are surrounded,
The only medicinal agent BY which this object
can DO rapidly and safely accomplished, IL the
great vegetable renovant and invigorAnI Hos
letters Stomach Bittera. The operation OF this
celebrated spscino 10 fOurfOld. Il strenthans
the digestive organs, regulates the sOorStlona,
improves the condition Of tho blood, supeTin.
duces regular habit Of body, and thereby I'm.
parts such vigor and elasticity 10 tho whole
physical structure, a. 70 render II capable Of
resisting the action Of the poisonous mlasma,
some extont improKnAted. Here, then, 70 a
| ready and certain means Of escaping the dlsor.
| ders prevalent At this season, or ~ they have
already fastened upon the systeml Of conquering
them speedily and thoroughly. The flavor Of q
medicine ID not Of much consequence, provided
Il does It's work properly but Of Hoststter'I
Bittors Il may DO fairly aald, that they effect q
cure without ontrasing the pauentl sense Of
taste. M,WkF
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26

THE wAsHIsoToH CIrY SAVINGS BAsk cor.
ner Seventh street and Louisiana avenue, Is open
from e.ao 10 100 every Saturday. evening, In Ad-
dition TO Its regular banking hours. 1t pays In.
tareat on all deposits.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26

Tho following permits To build have been 4.
vi H.seh h,tct h,udtrv N nv "a t..t ,h,..
.,6 ri por,Snest Corner q SSy"u,n and i' q
'tsso e neri b1, s,.,.,o-x ,,,.. 49,, n.
tve.n ss;enssenth and EiShteeatht i''0'' w.
,ws:b rSdIs SD SIy s% .s BE-
W. U'DonneIl, three story brick, seventh
street between n N ana y: franz. s.v.,,..,S
street. between K and s. ' '''e"'''
dssn Sy.nSs S.t%s, D' Se
sIf 4 icaaa II $500
Ans %sSms t%o ;rostory fr.m.. ,,r,.,
h.s...., $500 80 1sstyi $3.50 800 W.
seeOnn aea SifS l,ms ee !,sas,
800 ~ isIsI hA'' Oo'"00n
neos,,a n.ans,a, .,o,v s,.r,. n.,-.., @
and II. 'N'''''' '""'' '''"''" D
~; pnh h. tMostory rene SeW hampshire
VyJ" ~ ~, ~ $780, n,..,,.o....u
street, between DSnbSf,oh and BsSii street.,
Ge9rsetoVp' u.,,. ,.,. -. No.,
.,raa III n a. ~ noNae'' "0s'"'J "a'ne' run
s. saItis, two one-stOry bricks, Louisiana ave.
nue. eei proS Ninth and. and Tenth s s' M
h.,,s.n $500 mi ~ ~ 1850 nsns.ss,.
w AdHms tsa's ,orY rramn Fi,s, 10, ~,
wen rn ~ tI y s, aua ,orhons l ,
oi nenwen sts-srL ,srses.9ry oriek' corner
81 sImma1s one s,orv hrieS I.,tro., Ia, w..n
fprI sS Msx ana Mew Jersey . sve sl r..,s
| Cd Meheyh Mo tNystoty frames Ienth
s ,,' oo'"eeh hooue i'iahu avenue anu r
| sIEeet NJ, ,-.,. - ga. -,
80. -. p ~ nn '"oso'J "Sme' Sh'n suee''
| pVWeon anu ~. $50. 49, IL,
Js%s, wslssr, tNMGI Ly frame alley, BE-
| tuoen IA anu " anu Nlhttoen'h anu I"entlcth
sueeS' s,...A.,. - =,
-. ?. -. w twys'vsy tamss, ",
Se,,h.a., f'u'An'-an"' anu SiAln sIeees
| southNe.I m, -,
Jus' DIo:, ten r Ian story 1nelnnga
| es,sss N'"'A ""N A'"'" sun sua VI sueoes
| nortnsAI ,, - .,,.,
y. "a. hhoouy, t"os'ory faine' sim and II
| so1ensaS,. -
-. W. LSonAtu' '"ot"oS'ofy Hemes' rNeny'
SIM anu !: -. ,--,
Snas. Enmonston' lhIeeLIory priek, street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26
the BALTIMORE
Weekly American.
rHg PAPER ROR THE PEOPLE.

THEWKEKLY AMERICAN u especially adapted
70 the wants ol parsons Issdlag In t0sns, villages
and the rural dslset. u contains ali the lmpnTtant
K0ltofials publlahpa In The DAILY ANuRIoAH, %.
oept those ~ merely local Interest, tOgsthsr With
sun may of the prpooodiaEs Of OoogF~as and the
cable Aad atsaaaa al Local aud usnera inteiaonos,
The meats 70 subscribe 70 this zap very
arse Not 0ny % NE 'unaorpuah price 'sT low
CHEAT PHEMIpM LIST
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26

Inspector General datcheli reports the arrival
aud sale OF marine products az follows Schooner
J. V. DAGGER, 900 bushels Of Pooonloke oysters,
consigned 10 W, U. Nolen; selling At bS cents
per bushel. baltimore aud Ohio railroad, eight
barrels prime Norfolk oysters, oonsiEned 10 John
Buohler, at Is per barrel; 800 bushels Annapolis
oysters, consigned 10 Deatley 4 Turner small,
80 cents. Schooner Ben. Franklin, $50 bushels
st. Mays oysters, small, 20 cents. Schooner
Oriental, $50 bushels st. MaFy's oysters, small,
30 cents; large, 20 cents. Schooner Discovery,
800 bushels Dividing Greek oysters, very nns,
small, 90 cents large, ti.T5. Schooner j, Gal
boun, 200 bushels Hunting Greek oysters, small,
IS centsi large tl.26i barrels Seasldea, sold al
q. 80 per barrel. schooner George Henry, 900
bushels Peyankitank oysters, small, 90 cents;
lArge,4 io0 Catboat Molllo, 400 bush. ST Jerome's
oysters, superior and nne small 90; medium, 90;
large, " Steamer WaWnset, consigned 10
Johnston Bro.-Soo punches rosk fish, sold at
prices ranging from IS 70 70 cents per bunch; 800
punches herring = % % cents per bunch; 200
punches yellow perch, 20 70 rs cents. ConsiRnod
To II. A. uolden6 Bro.-2o punches rock nSh,
sold at 10 cents per bunch, % punches pike, sold
at 30 cents per bunohi 2o2 bunahes catfish, sold
at 10 cents per bunobi 800 punches white porch,
sold at ~ and u cents per bunch. Consigned
70 o. X. BAiley-l2S punches herring, sold ~ ~
cents per bunch; 20s punches pike, sold al %
cents per bunch; - punches yellow perch, sold
at IS cents per bunch. Consigned 70 Luttrell d
Dunnlngton- punches pike, sold at 81 cents;
200 CLANS, offered at t3.b0 per thousand. Don.
demnod In Northern Liberty market, on bench
Of James SkldmoTo, 400 salt herring and .
punches Of winter shAdi punches Of nsh on
steamer WAWaset.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26
Bryan Brothers,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
FINEST FAMILY GROCERIES,
COS Penns. Ave. ODD. Mstrepsii,an Hotel
CHAMPAGNE,

CHAMPAGNBs,
30 Case. Z. Rosdsrsr's ''Carts Blanche" quarts
50 Gases q. II. Asnm Co.'S .Dry Vsr.,usy,,
SOCssca Most 4 ChAndOu's ''Grssn Seal |" quarts
50 CASES Charles HoId.Isek a Co.'S, quarts and
pinta.
Sparkling Mo.slle \ HOckhsIuT.
!lennessy brandy, 1858.
old jamaica and 81. CfoIn lam.
BASS knglish Ale, GulnnesS DrOWn stout,
Younger MuiFs Scotch Ale,
" 5sS S IN Fisd.l;oE county. vsy superior
FRUITS, &c. f..
NEW RAlsINB, tsslsotsd.) whole bOIss. halves snd
sUIfzNk AND sEgpLEss RAIsNB.
INV gpRRAhEa., AND olfhoN'
FRESH FfGs. PRUNEs, 40. A.
Prime New York Batter, tgil' Edss'I
stsart's, nollsT'G, ard Lowering sJruP.
Easllsh DAIRY, Edan and PaImssan Cheese.
Maryland Hams tsugar OuTod)
smoked 3Oef, beef f0ngnet. .#H"
BToakfhst Baoon. Refined Lard.
Parker nOGae Soups.
oordon's ProserVes and Jellisa, Of various kinds.
Msllardi- Flnsat Vanilla Chocolate.
Crosse Blackuelps London Pickles, tasaortsd.)
Heen'a London Mustard.
Finest French and italian OIL.
italian Paste and MAeaT0ni.
Burnett's HlAyOTing Extracts. .
LlsbiE'. EstTaet q Beef, FEosh Asparagus.
Ksanedy's Celebrated Craoksru. i
HuutieI 4 fAlmers' IAverpooll Crscbers.
Canned L0btteF and salmon.
WinaloW'g Sugar Corn .#.
borders CONDEMNED mia, tktEls pIand.l
FoLs4lshy BRYAN BtOe.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26

Green d Williams will sell at tbs late real.
deneO Of Dr.. Walter I. Belt, near Beltsyille,
M, a. II o'clock, all Of the personal estate,
consisting Of household and kltchen furniture,
hofuos, COWS, fowls, hay, cart, and harnessi also
large library, eonsisting principally OF medi.
cal works. also At the same tiIno the beautiful
country rasidenco VI the diseased.
Green h Williams will continue the Oxten.
ave bale Of houtehold furniture At their ware
rooms, corner Seventh and D streets.
LAtimor Oloary will sell on the premises, at
o'clock p. m, valuable real estate, near the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad depot
WilliASL. Wall 4 90. viii sell al their hofse-
horses and mules frUm Ohio and Penngylyanla
THH FUNERAL Of the late Col. Holmes Colbert
will take place this afternoon At 3 o'clock from
therO0m1 Of Col. BoudlnOt, No, clio PennsyiyAnla
avenue. Col. Colbert will be buried with Ma.
sonic hOnOTs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26

10 the cases Of Mary Riley and others, con-
vietsd Of selilng liquor without license, Mr..
Hiue entered motion 10 arrest Of Judgment
case were reoited in the Information. but not
AfirmatiVely alleged.
The court oVerruled ths motion, but deferred
the sentences until this morning.
The petit Jury was then adjourned until Mon
day merit.
An the liquor cases will DO called and disposed
Of to-day. Adiourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26
S0hIRTIiING NEW.

MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
AT JOHN BkCk's ATHENRUM,
No $50 strsot. between Sixth ard Seventh streets
northwest
TtIREB fREH CONCERTS glysn . voek. 10 CON
menoe TdURsOAY. februAry ~, for the benefit Of
bis pAtrons. Hts Bar 4 stocked Win The choicest
Wines Liquors, Ae, Also. the Rating Department
cannot be surpassed for oheApness and qualify.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26
mh8M n bATfA, DH'0''
NnAkITH BALL.
FIRST ANNUAL BALI.
FOR THE BKNEFIT or TIN
OuILDRENis HOSPITAL
on THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
TO M orvEH AT NJ.
MASONIC TEMPLE,
EVENING OF TUESDAY, APRIL y, 1871.

Nc J, II. Bradley, H..
Tickets, el0i admitting ons gentleman and tuo
ladies.
slaEs tickets. e. Dan be obtained upon ApploA.
tiaa 70 ri'har Of ths mA,asara mhif-sost
DPkkA LiBHkITOs,-sAvE 80 OkNFBi
Tue bsst and most oomplete edition Of nj ISsON
oniS a RirisFY MUSIC sroRk, SJT PsunyI,.nis
avenue mh22At
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26

CIHAs. q. FULTON ~ SON,
I2BandI2s w, Bnitl,nsrs street,
ISlGssTu4IhSm
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-09
Indiana Divorces.

Il The louisville Ledger is responsible for ths
following: A woman IN indianapolis was In
poor health, and fearing that III case she
should die her husband would obsain the
control Of certain property that she possessed,
she visited her sister in Louisville. kentucky
in order ty carry ont scl,eme which she had
projected TO prevent it. While ataying with
her sister she crossed the river to New Al.
bany, where she rented house for three
months. and on this transaction based resi-
dence there. She ti.en Instituted a suit for
divorce, after which she returHssf to her hus-
band in indianapolis. About svear ago SD g
received q telegraph dispatch requesting her
immediate presence in Louisville, ii, conse-
queTice OF illness in her sisters family, aud
showing this to her husband he readily con
scnted to q second visit to that city. At this
time she again went over to New Albany,
where she received her decree OF divorce,
which she quietly put in her pocket and ear.
ried home. 1t il possible that her husband
would have never known Whist had taken
place, at least during her lifetime. had he not
excited her ire by insisting one day too much
on his own way as the head of the family
upon which she very c,artiy informed him
That he need not try to tyrantlize over her, as
size was not his wife, at the same time bro. |
aueing the document to prove her assertion.
The husband was more than ast0nshed but !
be insists upon it that such divorce a. that
will never stand. in which opinion heis prob
IDLY about right. sH s see
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-09
"A Piinter's Proverbs.

Never send thou an article for publication
without giving the editor ny name. for thy
name oftent mes secures publication to
worthless article.
Thon should'st ifot rap at the loor#of q
printing Office, for he that answereth the rap
sneereth in his sleeve and loseth time.
Neither do thou loaf about, ak questionz,
or knock down type, or the boys will love
thee like they do shade trees-when thou
leavest. tI
Thou shouil'st nevet read the copy on
the printers case or. the sharp and hook
ed container thereof. Or he may knock thee
down. . 81
Never inquire thou of the editor for the
news, for behold it is his business at the
appointed time to give il thee without ask
ing.
/ Il IL not right that thon should'st ask him
who Il the author of an article. for his dlty
reqnireth him 70 keep such things to him
self. ss
When thou sdost enter into his Office, take
heed unto thysclf that thou slost. not look 1t
what may be iying open and eonoerneth thee
not ter TINT 4 not meet in the sight of good
breeding.
Neither examine thou the proof sheet, for
: h not ready to meet thine ere tl,at thou
DAyst nnderstand.
Remember that thy yarns boreth much
be man of qaills n lnaketh him to wish
hee II heli.Ars forever and eyes y. ~
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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-09
Annoying Witnesses.

LAWYERS that will badger witnesses unon
the stand often get sharply cut, and anong
the numerous stories told AT the expense Of
the members of the bar, there is none better
than one that occurred at the session of a
court recently held in 4 western city. "A
prominent lawyer had an old farmer upon
the stand whom he undertook to browheat.
and for an hour tried hard to confuse and
frighten him by his mercilass style of cross
questioning. The lawyer has 4 large bald
head, that by stretch OF the imagination
might be thought t0 resemble 4 pumpkin,
and wore huge standing shirt collar. Dur
ing his laborioas baflgering Of the old Mrmer.
one side of the collar wilted and lay down Oh
the lawyers coat. As. the witness was re-
leased. he stepped toward his tormenter and
said. loud enough ior the court and jury ri
hear -..see here. sqnires II you don't put y p
your sitie-boartls yon'll lose that pumpkin off
NE top 81 your load!s Smiles were audible
about chat time.