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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01
puI,i,ig.

PoLIcE Counr--yudgs SBsh-Andrcw Berk.
ley, prolane; nned Is. Henry MARROW and
collateral, and MARROW was hned Is. james
0oggin, same offence; nned ~. Sherman Ed.
monson, profanity nned ~. John Woodward,
Messer, prostltutloni nned ts each. Timothy
Allen, profanity; nned Is. Ellen Nash, same
offence; fined ~. Edward Smith, same offence,
forfeited collateral Patrick Kirby, William
Collips aud Michael Butke, interfering With
poundmasteri continued. John COX, colored,
stealing horse and buggy from 4. u. Town.
Ing ofiicer; fined go. Bette Williams, charged
with the larceny OF q Dolly Warden calico dressj
fined ". walter Harrison, assault on Jane Sa.
yoyI bonds TO keep tho peace, Emma Will
Mahoney, concealed weapon hued ~ Ad'
lournod.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

The old established Boot and Shoe emporium
Of !. y. qartrell, 700 Seventh street. corner 81 J.
u oiled 70 It's utmost capacity with every va
Tiety and style Of Qentlsmen, Ladies', Misses
and uhildren,s boots and Shoes Tneso goods
turers In large quantities. NJ. 0ATtTell IL con.
sequsntly enabled to ouer the very best goods at
tho lowest prices.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

I.lllmsF a Cleary have sold lot % IN white,
uuTusl and Mattlngly's subdivision OF square
No, as, on Flith street west, to Jordan Thomas
and Annls Bacon, At Is cents per fO9ti lot ~, In
same square, improved by two story frame
house, to John LAubgchor, Tor 1895; lot ~, 10
same square, Improved BY tWu-SloTy frame, "
Henry a. holden, for sliJ.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01
THE COURTS.
MIL.

DisrRICr OouRT-JHdgs HumpArSyi.-This
court made the following record yesterday!
United States va. Cornelius Boyle; oOnhsoa.
tiOn case. The proceeds Of sale by tho United
states directed 10 be paid 70 defendant
IN ~. Joseph Shaifield on Ohieotlons 10 dis.
charge In bankruptcy. Postponed.
IN 70. Ira II. Hopkins. Order for the taxation
OF Gusts.
United States Va. q. &. wailach and u. b.
paid over TO the owners Of the property conhs.
Gated. Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

Those Who wiah 10 write we'll can accomplish
their wish by taking the special course In pen.
manshlp Tor June, eomm6uoing uoNt Monday,
ut the Washington business college
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

About II O'Clock yesterday morning tho horses
attached u the lumber wagon Of john Burke
became frightened, while passing the corner OF
taenth street at a rapid rate, and when at La.
iayettB square they came 10 contact with lamp,
post, and smashed the wagon 10 pieces, Tue
the wheels Of the wagon passed over hls thigh,
bruising him severely.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

Sealed propoaAls. In duplicAia, viii b received a
this once until u m June ls71, for fuTnl lhs
msnt U. = 4, az tbs sta Ia, daring ii months,
sommenGlhE Jug !, WI Ai.o sepArAte psuno ais
period lTormAltoa q, % ooodatoa. quality Of hSsi.
p~'"'"'~ wv "" " FRFpT Rt1K TttiIsHsIsa
MOL First Lieut. Bonrth hsslm cut u All
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

COMMITTEE OF PENSIONERS had an utter.
Wow with the President Yesterday In relation 10
leit iAyoTably Impressed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

Ma u, W, LIsyILLR has been awarded the
contract by the board Of Publie Works for paw.
Jersey avenue, with wood, and subjected 10 the
HuTnAtIzinK pfOneHa.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01
Medical


DR. JoHS-ToN;
BALTIMORE LOOK uoaPIrAI
ONCE = Ssath Frederick strtss.
sIom 81. s.son,i.. y, aeties Ia The great iIOspttAs
france PhlsdslpliA aud sisswhsre usS ooT lie mosl
81 s 81 81 isi fEnb asI " the world 'o'
UURH WARRANTED IN TWu DAYS.
wsaIuss. o. The basl o. Ia0ss sitstai a AfoosiaA
as .: MSPi ss.s e H .E G:sS
. "A: Heat i$aidils, fssa5lSs, ni@SOss y ss6s
HOWELL No: tsnisis sso,ssr. .iisiss rom t5s sel
nor. iali . hsif Sstlsis tsan Is. saas ~ arsSs =
es Mariner q ul{sssa blishuns thsI nost 6Iiii.Gi
YOUNG nKn
ssssd 4 ssa sOass Ssi,H sssssTs sas
syil at sahooi TIE e1osls Of shiehATs
%s sHd 70, sS;s Scr
-ehonld apply Immediately.
w. vi ne, ts. "a S:v: 4 ~
sll pto,ps9ts and s1jogmsaa q nfs, By the ooAss.
Sssss 4 s. ::s .ss S s.S S.A Of aiai .d
MARRIA0K
nAEtisd PsIeon. o. YeenE hsa SenssADlalisa mar.
sssssss fosssNisDpSS sssssss s ss 3 NJ
PAlpltAuoa OfEanie WeAkneeh he.yOus Debility. o.
tSno istlsSs Tsssiyed ssIsss posspaia ana oOa.sin
shoSld s...; -. Nd ssaA poFtOa Of AdVsTtiSsmsGt
. -. IN ESSiIs5EKT on THE PREaA
ne II y years snd The nnnsToas h.
0psrstonS performed b ". JohGstea, vitnSss:d 81
q which spps.Isd iran a 49, Ss sssIs SSe
GH :s ss' s:sssi e. ' e ,ss
sS. EsIEgIoE, , SOUTH SRRPEEIoK ST.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

The steamer Lady Of the Lake will make
another one Of those delightful trims down the
Potomac tomorrow afternoon, thus giving those
who desire lev hours pleasure m opportunity
TO do 80.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

SUMNER UHDERwEAR and NsckWsar In
large variety at low prices At
EIHEnAN n BRo. Is, COS Seventh street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

10 C>l on Miss Annie X. Humphrey, 100 y
street. And examine the new goods she has
inst brought from Nov York, and selling ut
that Guys prizes.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

The musical and dramatic entertainment by
the Socialists Of ST. Domlnlcs church At Iin.
coin hall last evening proved very enjoyable
affair. The floral cantala was exceedingly we'll
Of goodnight was very prettily given. The
Marine band occupied portion Of the stage,
and during the evening performed some choice
gems Of music.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

BURTs aud maay other doe makes Of shoes
foE lAdlea luat put on sale at Gartrelrs, SlO Sew
onth street corner OIL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

uaEyuL TAors WORM KuowIra.
ruURsToS's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is the
bost Dentrihes in use. II EsopSthe Teeth clean
and white, and the guns sound aud healthy.
Price IS and 90 oents.
JouvEs's lnOdorOus Kid Glove Cleaner Ia far
superior TO anything known, Price 70 cents.
THoMPsoH's POnade Optime ID exquisite. II
sDftens, boautines, and Strengthens the hair.
Price IS and 90 cents.
All for sale hy IlTuRulstA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

CHEvIOT suITl, tue largest aud most varied
\ OoI'a, 6o1 seventh street, May building.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

THE Sr. BEGNARD VEST the nobbie7y Yefl
A. sAEsS Co., $40 seventh street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

ALPACA CoATs, striped and plain, tho largest
variety 10 DO found In tho city, at
a. sAEs 3 Co.'s, 80 Seventh IITeeL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

PROPOSALS. EoR FRRsH q EEF.

EonT WADgwoRrH, ~ Y. H., MAJ /, I6i9
h9ll3d proposals, ia duplioAts, with copy of this
ADVERTISEMENT attached, VII BE- ressvsd Al ths once
pntl y O'Clock, M, Jnna lsll, foT furnshlng the
tta9n boel required BY the Hubailtsnce DapATtuont
United htAtss agmy, A thls fort, during the III
months commsncinn JaiT I, ls7a
Zach hld must DO Accompanied b. a daposlt Of one
hundred dollAfs To Insure good faith.
lninImauon a. z qualify Of hesf. pAHhonia And
Co., T. A. QUA MBERLIN,
MI ftfht iAaulauAnt ttTlt ARTILLERY, A. U. n.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

the resort Of gentlemen and ladies who dosiFs
nrat class meals OF the best the inATkot Affords.
This establlshment Il conducted 10 the most AZ.
proved manner, and II ls the lntenti0n Of the
pr0pHetOTs to make Il tile place where all who
desire good meals, hn0 liquors and cignrs, AMI
everything usually found IN "A nrst class fettau.
rant ean obtain them.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

CHILDREN 8 LlsEs suirs at ~, " 50 and ~.
E1sEHAE n BRo,
sos Seventh street, three doors above Il.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

PgRPECTLY FlTTING SHmrs. -9entlemsn's,
~ "; Youths, ~, and Boys, tl.bo The great
Night Shirts, s2i PantaloOn Drawers, ana
LlnoR Handkerchief, In half dozen boxes, from
also 70 % per box, Best qualities Of Half Hose
from % to W per dozen.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

OOrRsr Of New YORK avenue and finssnth
street, pays ak per cent. gu deposits,
Banding hOurs-y TO I. Saturdays, ' TO I AMI
BtOB.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

this once until noon. skTURDaY June /, ia, for
sappJins the iollosiaF named post. 10 thi. depart
sood ssrohSatAbls Wood, In duISiiiSs, or les
CAMP APACHE.
Hard Wood, 90 eo.ds
CAMP nOwIk.
Hard Wood, 80 oorda
CAMP HKALRS sPRIkaB
HARD Wood, % ooris
wv okHP oRIrrRSDRH.
nAa "00o' 0 v,V MI BARR oRREK.
Hard Wood, 10 cords.
DAMP GRANT
Hard Wood. 273 cords .,,,n,
Hard Wood, 80 cords.
Hard Wood, 10 cords.
Soft Wood, To- cords
DAMP MCDOWELL.
bSft WOOD. 40 cords.
CAMP VERDE
Hard Mood, $50 oouia
koft Wood, ~ cords.
,9LMP wHIpPLE AND wnRPLE DEPOT
Soft Wood, i.oso o0rds
s0n wooa .0 ,d T2RT YUMA.
YUMA DEPOT.
rue os DEPOT AND CAMP LowELL.
Hard Wood, 10 cords.
bpft Wood ~ ooTda
Proposals may hS made for either or ali Of the
post.. Prices 10 be stAi"d in URitsd States legal
The right 10 reject any or all bids IL TssarVsd RAoh
proposal must Be aooom0Anied b. the sun Of 500
one thousand dollars In United States fuads, or q
sAtlsfaetou check or note OF hand In the same
amount. p insure the validity Of the bid, 10 be Tor.
ieited % the Qnitsd States By the bidder TO whom
award u made should he or they fall 70 sIaoulS
contrast with aAtlsfA0loY asoaHui IN other to
tracts under this AdveTtisslnont arc anAllJ made, =
hAob proposal must alao ho accompanied By q
guarantee signed By AZ least two psrsoas Wsoss re-
agonaibliI mgat DO Assursd BY the oiol, tihoHe
Of civil or military ocer Of tho Uhltod States that
In the oysht Of the Aeooptanos Of the bid the bidder
viii Al ones eHeouts Contract with bond 10 which
they Will beoumo anrotoa II one foaTth the amount
Of the oontraot Tor faithful execution.
Knyolopaa should be indoraed "PFopoAAla for
fu" aud addressed 10 this ONCE. whore ank forms
q pr9po'Ai and further Information ny h OBJ
BY order OF the Dspartrasnt OamR,.AdOr.
j. j, DANA,
Ohist QuATtsImAstsr Department Of AriESna. MaISr
and QaartaTmAator Unitsd States Army. Ablh
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

LiaHT coLoRED PANrALooNs, 10 numberless
variety, At ROMAN h OoN's, sO7 Seventh street,
May building,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01
Railroads.

w Spdins Schedule i,sstpnlnr Anvil 4, i'm T,-o
: .% ss ks,SS. md
~ psii Lse,buts y 3 a IN. and ~ y m, sed
"smsa y H. ard sns M p = r. l.. ,ss,s
At a m aud Iii2 y. NJ and arrive AZ AiessndiIS a.
Ibs Is az ~ tsa ifo,a As,,sst. and IL
'S% h ns ~ ~ s sSss'I, 4 sTi.u Sh
..l. hs,y,,lS Sss wSSee o.s s.S ylss
iof Aide and Mtddisbais. ''''-"N'a 0''"
Ali ueods, per Sieapsr, nsllraad or Erpre.a. In
IN S - = "a "a s,'f nssS,
70 2, ss,,9s oeis .sa Sss ssss', ~, aT .0
Aeisu.l tishsis, $40 IN HAyk.En.
RAprinoRK AND ONO RAILROAD.
NlsunaIos. Dec NJ 40
~ ssb 10 ~ a. s a.
1..r. a.,. .. soS ssA s.S., "a. SO.
ioa'p' ~ .hd l,l,' 20 .ll IN "a i''Sp'
Ls.,s 80 s,E sss;y. ss1d'r. Al tts, sis and ioaO
~ fok I PSiN5is r. way SrArroNs
"a Ssi ~ t.1r' isnot,c
s sS sod p NJ. ssSsp. ~ Gal y u. : 81 ~ . .Ss
10y. :, Jss.oyS Ts; ~ ~, % iuadai s,sp. As
oils J5notiOn and Has, eniI, -.
Leave at s.,s s ! :. s AZ i,iS = "a ,,,
ffSs Xaasssii. ca sesaa, W
OK sUHpAI
L''''"'o' con n S NJ va ISi sPS ""~
fo i Az F al ~ ~ "! T n asSr
"a 70 ny s ~ sa'aFdAI and az
% ss.sTd.s, ~ " I. A., .ae ID. pm.
ns sssa ss r f ro fst' 70 %ssS :.
Ees stTssssis md psss's between Rsl., Hons. va
ss:s ' s.ssa i % vi Ssaa.S. !. s:s,
fhfosss .sss,. 70 ths ws., can b. n.u a. IN. va.
tos Hs- Yea PssSsssis saS a, T. ne 90 s .,,
'''n'n' Of " fh''aSs il's S.,sJJ \ + wusoS,
dE B. 2G a5o iis:r a.s lssi' I1 ~
Tn"oESsiHL hIs5 SSFy ssS sFSA ss
I..la. s.,y,sa w..sissIsa saa Vs. ~ s, 49,
III. INV S $SsS; ;,sss., ~
ron PHILADELPHIA
Ieays dailI fsre-pt babdAFlA Hp1 q y, tasa.
l...,s, Ne. vs q sV ~ = J. ,.a ,,,.o.p,n
sSss "a; s:. =, Y: /: FS;s s,ss, ~ 3d.
gosen, % hsd II he sssdoaV 5sso. Il an Sssr,
.. 4; s.;:: " oss s;H
5lSS G9 s5S sia'i 1.. l4:' s s;:s
1871 PESSsY2E,shHGssihG ROM. lJU
TO ThR NoRrHwEI, SOUTH. Arr ,o0r'S
O. saa .i.'r No, u isti, l;.la, wiz s. s.s.-.
"s.hlna S0a......l9 ~ u hAltinort,.-.. .ag p.G.
ruE dRRII SpSS5h SrsIuEi;' iii Hi y ~ y IS.
win ..z.St sSsass Psiass ss's S 4, 80 Diu
s.s. With modern imprgssa,suCs
.TvS hundred nnss sAEsd % wss'sra AMI o-AirN
q: = .r, a. "a, sslly ..s.s. sqs.s, nOr'A~S.,
sss;fSssh fun nsti,aer. 8 Scd1ssiEA Am r,TrS.
l bUhi without ohanIn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

OuR TEN D LIAR SUIT, the most stylish and
best made suit at the above hguro 10 the Die
trict, A. SAEs a 90, 9lo seventh street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

DIASoHLL CBEBH and Granite Goats aud
Vests, double I'D single breasted, In black, blue,
nahlla- hInuLn md nlInn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

oETicE A. q. g.. NASHVILLE, IKsH.,y
Mag !, lela I
ssI oe sFS sPsi y SSPea I'll e sSs,sd At
1ishlak the FrSah Bee rsqai Cd hS tho sahalstsneS
Depa tmen, VI. \. A., At the STALLION daring tee II
moatbs eOmmenelng JulJ !, ls72, Information as 10
o2nditinn., quality of Bosf, payments, IA. can he
mayt lat IA I8th H. N III 4, hi IA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

QIflcE A. 2. T., MonlLE. ALA, MAY 10. Is7a
Sealed prop1aalg, In duplicate will 10 resolved At
ths once qntl o,eoet m, Jgno 70, is1l, ior iuf,
nlahlng tne freah Beef required b. the SubHiloneo
DSpAItmsn', U. 3. Army. At tails Stallion, dahaE sI
months, commencing July I, I6fa
Information as 10 conditions, quality OF BsSl, pAy
mont 4er can be obtained bJ sPIlsa,i9n e
mJsl First Lieut. Second Infantry, A q. d.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

WHITE VESTS, single or double breasted, n
A. SAKs Il Co.'S, $40 Seventh street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01
| NTTKD STATES PGTENT oFFIoF.

| NIrED STATES PArENT otFlOE,
y WARRINGTON, n. o., Mkl n, Lara
Dn the pstltion Of JoaapA o PRoUTY, q o. einn.tl
Ohio, AdRni tIAtnI q LnciAn rAS, ceased praJing
uoinn Fa' on the llth DAP Of OotlbsT. las Tor an
improvement In mAohinoa Tor CTosa' SsimihG sheet
h0uli
ordered that the testimony IL the be eloesd
the 10Th day Of September mort hat the time Tor
70 the y b dAy q heptsnbeg neHt and that said
petition be beard the 95th dag OF BsptsmboT noIG
Any person may oppose this eI,enaion.
mJ2j s9w N. d. LkGGkTr. Commissioners.
THIs II TO GivR NOTICR THAT THR SUB.
! scriber has obtained from tho supreme Court Of
tyre teatamsntAI on the peIsonsl estate Of ATTAIN
nkH RuTaERIohn, late Of WaahinGtoa county, d. o.,
De seAssd All persons having claims against the aAd
deceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit tbs same with
ne vouchers ihsIe1i 70 the eubaorber or before
the 18th day OF May neIt; thsy may otherwise b.
lay DO siolnded trgn All beneht q tho said estate.
Oryen under my hand this 18th dAy Of Mar, la1a
mIls.sRs' MARY HUTHRNFOHD, EIeoatriI.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

HEADQUARTERS DEpARTaERr oE AEIzopA)
UhiEr QuAhIHAAAarEh'a OfFiCH, y
PREscoIT. a. T., fsbIuAp II, tsIa.
bealed proposals, In triplcate with q oapY OF this
advertisement attached 20 zach, will be received At
this once until noon, SATURDAY June I, ls7a, Tor
supplying the folloSing named posts 10 this depart
mont during the hsoal rear ending June D. isa uith
good neronGutAbis Wood. In quantities. m6rs OF les
A. follousi -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

4 TNrTkD STATES RATkNT 0FBiVE. :, -.
" - WAAHiNorOh, y. u, MAJ ". lsla
TN the petition OF hrTPHnN nARNKB. Of New liza.
yep, Oourseticut, praying for the eItension Of .
patent granted to him tho 7th dAy OF ssStsnbor,
labs, Tor improvement IN mAnufao ure Of brushes
ls ordered that the testimony In the be closed
for hling arguments and the Examiners report be
limitod 70 the 10Th dag % Ausnst mort, and that
pAd petition be heard this 2ft dag Of August merit
Any psrH"p may apeeas !his ,ss.snslon.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01
HOT FOR GLYMONT.
FOURTH GRAND ANNUAL ExCURION

HOT FOR GLYMONT.
FOURTH GRAND ANNUAL HyCUR >JON
or
~ '''''' ''"i''"h'e '"a b'"'hc'a' sot's'J'
It, pttst's Tempsranca and pspsaeial RoeIslV
Inetas sna ne pabe 10 several lhAt they viii eive
n1fis nt,s ehsnrri1rs asNn 70 Olnont
~ ~. y \, M J1ns y, Is.L Ine Sommodlous
hyemeI nss besn obarte5edtor The OCCASION
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-01
A BRAVE ACT.
One Of Manhood's True Heroes.
A Young Man Sacrifices His Life u
Rescue q Drowning Boy.

Among the actors in this worlds great
drama It's not alone the conspicuous that
deserve hero name. In the silent walks
Of life and unknown 10 the noise Of APP
plause nor heard in the shout of praise, are
sometimes found heroes of heayen-mould.
From jackson comes accounts OF an act,
which unselfsh al its very motive and cost
ing life itself, arGuses in the hearts of all
sentiments of admiration that language
knows not how to tell its import strong and
grand, true and sublime. At DeBerry s mill
seven miles from jackson a little boy was
about to be drowned in the Forked Deer
river, when a young man named Nathan
lei Edwards Lancaster plunged into the
stream for the purpose Of rescuing the IN
fortunate lad, who was unknown TO him.
In this lsudable attemps he succeeded, but
himself was wrapped in watery shroud.
Search was Immediately made for young
Lancaster's body which was found in about
tive hours. 1t is not every dag an act Ike
this, so full of fearless manhood is recorded,
and words are but frail in the expression Of
feelings its grandeur evokes. The deceased
was the eldest sson of JlO. l..
Lancaster, and was born August
80, 1S47, Ia Christian county,
Kentucky. His death has caused regret to
ali, and awakened keenest grief in the com
munity where he was so well known and
highly esteemed. His life ever true in It's
Christian professions, his death so noble, bis
memory needs no eulogy from human pen,
for an act like this is Gods own cbisel cary
ing his name in the hearts eternal vault
that act the pen which writes his name in
endless beauty on the tadeless scroll Of
heavens immortal manhood. Young Lam
casters funeral war attended by a large
number, both friends who knew him aud
others who heard of bis deed, and was I'M
der the auspices of the 1. o. o. F., of which
the deceased was an active and honored
member.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-01

9 "A stranger made bis appearance IN South
Nashville day before yesterday, whose inco-
herent talk and mysterious conduct created
the impression hat be was crazy. Yesters
day afternoon the supposed crazy man was
creating considerable excitement, If not
some alarm, al the corner Of Cherry and
Demoi:breun streets, to which point he was
followed by a large crowd OF mischievous
urchins. He was there taken in charge by
an officer Of the law, and brought before
Justice Baskette, by whom the unfortunate
mans situation was carefully investigated.
At first this mysterious stranger refused to
answer questions as to his name, home, ETC.,
bat finally stated that bis name was w. +.
Morgan, and that he was from Ripley, Ten
nessee, to which place he intended 70 60 as
rapidly as possible whenever he could find
the way out of this wicked city. He ap-
peared calm even while he was prisoner
and surrounded by crowd of curious spec
tators In the Justices office, but still exhib-
tied almost unmlstakahle traces of insanity.
He was sent to. jail until some arrangement
can be made for properly taking care of
him. EEs8 HN E
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Supreme LudEeship.

To the Editor Of the Union and American:
In reply to the very able and eloquent
appeal in behalf of Hon. Robert McFar-
land for the Supreme Judgeship of the
State, contained in the Republican Banner
of yesterday, the writer, who is willing TO
concede all that is claimed in said article for
the Honorable Judge, as TO his moral
worth, military career in the Confederate
service, etc, etc., would now call upon the
people of Nashville and Middle Tennessee
to rise above the dictation of a "Baro con-
trolled by the "easy trick" of enc or two
clever but misguided lawyers, who have
taken a card around and had it signed in
favor Of Judge who is on the bench and
has to try their cases; and come out boldly
and Unanimously in favor of Col. j. Is.
Cooke, a native Tennesseean and gentle
man eminent for his high moral worth and
legal attainments, a lawyer Of thirty years
experience, but one who would not for the
Supreme Judgeship of this proud old State
taint the ermine he aspires to wear by pam
dering to any species of partisan dema-
goguery.
Yet those of the "Lost Cause" will re-
member him as the gallant commander of
the glorious old "46th." Col. Cooke does
not seek the Supreme Judgeship OF his own
accord; the canvass has been thrust upon
him by large majority of the voters and
the bar of East Tennessee, where he is best
known.
Judge Mcfarland comes and goes to
Memphis for endorsement where he is least
known.
Come to the rescue, citizens, and elect J.
B. Cooke the peoples Candidate" your
Supreme Judge. SEMPER IDEM.
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The snnrsma Iudgeship.

To the Editor Union and American:
NASHVILLE, July 81, l872.-Politics is
a science, and the work of trying to make
votes various and ever changing; for ex-
ample, the friends of Mcfarland seem to be
anxious to impress the public with the
knowledge that he Is supported by promi-
nent men. While the friends of Col. j. B.
Cooke include many of the prominent men
in all walks of life throughout the State.
= They expect to demonstrate their strength
and number at the polls, and elect him Su
preme Judge. His comrades of the 10th
regiment of Tennessee volunteers and hosts
of devoted friends throughout Tennessee,
will rally to bis support, and if they work as
Jealous as they have done, will trium-
phantly elect him. As soldier at the post
of duty-as an able member of the bar-as
Attorney General-Chairman of the Judi
CARY Committee in the Legislature, Col.
Cook has been the friend of the people.
They know and will warmly support him
the poor alike with the affluent, and the
humble as well as the proud. To his friends
we say, work on as yeu have nobly done
and victory is ours. VOTER.