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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-02

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meas always keep on hana:
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Attention is called to the advertisement
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-15

The United States Attorney at Salt
Lake City has issued an order for the
drawing Of jurors for the July term Of
the Court. as prescribed by the Terri
torial laws In conformity with the de-
cision OF the United States Supreme
Court. The District Attorney intends
to bring vlolators Of the act OF Con-
Hress OF 1862 against polygamy before
the Grand Jury, and prepare test cases
for the United States Supreme Court.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-15

To discover spurious greenbacks or
National Bank notes, divide the last
two figures Of the number Of the bill
by four, and II one remain the letter
on the genuine will be A; If two re-
mains it will be b; ifthree, q; and
should there be no remainder the let
ter will be d. For example, note Is
registered 2,461 divide sixty-one by
four and you viii have one remain.
According to the rule the letter on the
note will be A. In case the rule fails
be certain that the bill Is counterfeit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-15
IHIsH begcar woman Ito our friend,

IRISH beggar woman Ito our friend.
DR.. O'Gorman, whose nose Is Of the
shortest): Wont ye give me a cop
Der, Docther dear? Thry, now, If ye
haven't wan penny convanient and
may the blessed saints increase ye !"
DIR. O'Gorman-'Stand aside, my good
woman; 1 have nothing for you."
Beggar woman-"O, thin, the Lord
presarve your eyesight, for the divil a
nose ye have to mount the specs up
on n'-Punch.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-15

AT recent woman suffrage meeting
In London, the hall was so crowded
that when the speakers arrived they
couldn't get in. Mrs. Prof. Fawcett
and others climbed in by a ladder at a
window, back Of the stage, and when
she came to speak, said: 1--WE are
told that women have not so much ell
ergy as men. l deny it. A moment
ago was outside of the room in the
thick of u crowd with Arthur Arnold.
Mr.. Arnold Is still in the crowd. |
am here" The little woman was
roundly applauded.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-15

A LUNArIc in Rideau, Canada, re-
cently.took a child in skitf and start
ell for the falls as he said on voyage
to heaven, being an angel sent for the
child. The father Immediately started
In pursuit and stopped the mailman
just In time to save the little one from
an awful death.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-15
Luz Palestine Exnloration Society

The Palestine Exploration Society
Of New York is about to enter the
field of the exploration Of the Holy
Land, and will turn its attention par
ticularly to the country east Of the
Jordan, embracing the old lands Of
Edom, Moab, Gilcad and BaslIan,
known to abound with ancient ruins
and inscriptions, the discovery Of which
will materially assist study.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-15

An old gentleman Is living at the
Astor house, New York, who registered
his name on the books OF the hotel the
first day It was opened, and has been
there ever since, n period Of thirty
four years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-15
:Es$::s. =:::=:::. GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS.
GRANTS WHAT'S THa MATTER.

GRANTS wHAT's THE MATTER.
Bondrss blaze and cannons roar,
What, what's the matter.
Waves the good old nag once more,
What, what's the matterf
We rally round the bravo and true
Freedoms battle cry renew,
Hurrah for Grant and Wilson, too,
That's what's the uattcr;
Grants what's the matter now,
Grants what's the matter,
To victory were marching now,
That's what's the matter.
Listen TO the peoples voice,
What, what's the matter!
Grant end Wilson is the choice,
That's what's the matter;
On TO Richmond long ago,
Grant marched and laid Rebellion low,
Again TO Washington he'll go,
That's wfAt's the matter now,
Grants what's tho matter now,
Grants what's the matter,
To victory We're marching now,
That's what's the matter.
Blow the buglc, beat the drum,
What, what's the mattert
The rear Of ofjuhllee has como, E--a
That's what's tho matter;
Grant and Wilson here we greet,
An foes before them must rstreat,
For they're q team that can't be beat,
That's what's the matter;
Grants whats the matter now,
Grants what's the matter,
To victory we're marching now,
That's what's the matter.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-30

- Another "fsmals orchestra" Is on the way
from Berlin 70 New York.
- Henry Rochefort Is engaged as second as.
slstAnt chef De cuisine In the Kitchen Of his mill.
tary prison.
- Edmonia Lewis, the colored sculptrsss, Is
overwhelmed with orders for statues from Brlt
lsh sympathlEeTs.
Levy, the cornet player, having lost his Erie
NJ scenas, IL said 70 have accepted an engage
msnt with q Russian prince at 4 salary OF 600
- AuEuItih DAILY has leased the Grand opera
house at New York for ave years, lie takes
possession In September.
Nilsson made, probably, her last appear.
New York, last night.
- Gen. Samuel Cooper, who resigned "a ad.
lutAnt general Of the United States army 10 be
adiutant general OF the ConfedsrAcy, Is 90 re-
duced In iorture as 20 be actually suffering for
laeE OF many Of the necessarieH Of Life.
Prince Pierre Bonaparts, the assassin Of
Victor Noir, Is % little depressed by the TACT Of
his wife opening millinery shop 10 London,
that he boldly declares hs looks with entire
resignation upon tho cruel tate which throws
him upon his wife for support.
Mr.. Laurence ollpbant, we'll known In the
literary aud political circles Of England, and
noted also for his connection with the little
community he aided in organizing on the shores
o. Lake Erio, ls announced as about to Be mar
rled 10 a Miss L'EstTAnEs, daughter OF a dis.
tiDgulshSd BTiton, Norfolk.
Alexander BoIgla, grand commander Of
the knights o. 81, John, who recently died In
Rome, ln his serb year, was a lineAl descendant
Of hhe Infamous Pope Alexander VI, aud Of
LucTeEia and Cesaro BOrgia, aud great ad.
mlreT Of that eccentric hmily whom history, he
always declared, had fOully Wronged.
= The Hon, William JOos member OF the
Swiss Congress, and one Of the most active
Statesmen of Switzerland In all measures per
talning 70 the welfare Of his countrymen, ar.
rived yesterday ln this city en- route 70 the West
aud South whittier he goes 10 entertain pTopOai-
ti0ns for enoctlng extensive settlementi of his
fellow eltiIepl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-30

The Tribune, and one or two other jour
mails opposed to the Administration, are very
much troubled about the disappearance from
the War Department Of the papers in rela-
tlon 10 the Buell. commission or investigation.
They pretend to he very angry and indignant
over the affair, and do not hesitate to lnsin-
nate that the documents mnst have been re-
moved by some one at present or formerly
connected with the Administration. This is,
OF course, characteristic, and only TO he ex-
pected.
The journal above mentioned tries to he
particularly severe In condemnation OF what
it calls "the startling theft, and shrioks In
4 ssml.lnsano way, not only about the Buel
papers, but about the entire records Of the
Department; all of which the Tribune ed
ltors believe will cause terrible consterna-
ton. This is what Is called Tribune thunder,
which never has heen anil never will be very
dangerous.
The facts In the matter are a. follows,
When the resolution was passed by the House
OF Representatives calling for copies Of the
documents In question, aud sent to the De-
pGrtment the Secretary OF War referred Il
to one Of his subordlnatIa, and was told that
the papers were so voluminous that II would
he impossible to make transcripts OF them
without an extra force Of clerks. That an
swer he sent TO Congress. lie did not go
personally to the file rooms where the pa
pers were supposed to be, and did not per
sonally Know whether or not they were in
the Department. II was only when the see
ond resolution was sent, and when he or
dsred that II be obeyed, that II was found
that the papers could not be found.
Now, the question Is who took them2 They
were sent to the War Department nearly
ten years ago, when sheridan and Sherman
and Grant were rising Into fame aud winning
our earlier Victories. The late Secretary
Stanton was at the head Of the War Depart
meut. Charles A. Dana, the present editor
of the New York sun, was one Of the Assist.
ant Secretaries Of War Il Is not, and can.
not be proved, that they have been taken
during the present Administration. In fact,
there is every reason TO believe that they
were removed even before Andrew johnson
became President. As we said, Charles A.
Dana was In the Department then, and one
or two other reforners, who arc at present
very near and dear to the Triinns.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-30
nxTog mn laaUnENA

~
tors1yery now and then explain their post
don and their Intentions a. follows; We de
sire to have a new party which shall absorb
all that Is good In both Of the present organ
izatlous which shall be composed nf the
honest, patriotic men who have hitherto
acted with different parties, hut who are now
willing to unite upon a common platform,
ignoring dead Issues and plcdging themselves
to the correction Of abuses, 20 the main
tenance Of the Uuion. &c.
As a theory this Is magi6ccnt; but the
trouble Is that its practical execution is, so
far ns we can see, most lamentable failure.
Il In a mere glttering generality. II we look
al Cincinnati this morning, where the politi-
cal builders are Of work endeavorlng to pull
down the old and erect the new; at those who
arc earnestly at work in this extraction busi-
ness, we find that the evangelists Of the new
dispensatlou, go far from driving out Of tho
temple the old scribes aud pharisccs, have
taken them Into their confidence and are
plotting and Intriguing with them as to what
they shall say and do. First OF all, we have
August Belmont, the patriotic gentleman
who In 1894 presided over a convention which
drew up a platform declaring the war a fall
urc. Then We have George II. Pendeton,
whose proud boast ls that he never voted a
man or dollar to put down the rebellion
and restore the Union. Montgomery Blair Is
also there, laying down his terms and max
Ing bis bargains. George y. Pugh, aud Jesse
Bright, and Washington Mclean are likewise
In attendance, declaring the conditions on
which they will give their adhesion and allie
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-30
For Sale or Rent.
W. W. cox 4 Mp. CALLAN,


Real Rstate Agents, once 510 SeYenth ~.
navR ron SALE
n wo FOUR STORY BRIOK HOUSES ON
honr.snd a.hAlf street, near yliy HAll, eseh u
ilms.
ONE Two;sToRY AND BAsENENT BRICK
balance IN .. u and is noathH.
IHRREsroRY AND BAsEMENT BRIoK
hOusk 90 Fourth slrest, between = and y
gaSS one 'Sira ss.S. ssisacs econ on tine as -
ONR IwosToRY BRICK HOUSE ON 8
street north, bet.eeq Eou.,ssnth and Eli,senth'
ss,.h sds 'S,s. roG%s rTss 'sg ops fourth ea'h'
IwosT9,EEy 9, BRICK nS n9gsg Y Ell FIVE soSNs o. ,
fset,. with large frame stable PIics, sa.bN zone
lhhd ossh balance In and JsAIs,
IHRRF STORY BRIOK HOUSE, ON TWELFTH
ss' ,c. Ss.":iS sS .9S 9S. S y ts. . "a s'G
! and years. No. Ill.
IHRRF.SToRY BRICK HousE ON EIGHTH
strest, between and n, norm of the Patent Ohcei
And ysara
| HRFRsroRY BRICK HoUsR, WITH oRIs
lar, on Thlrtssnth street., between and location
good water md sAa Price, sianoi one third cash.
balance on time
! HRRRsToRY BRIUK HOUSE, WITH OIL
k.uiiuEso the southeast corner. Price, sleO eAsh
THRRK STORY BRIoK HOUSE ON STREET.
bs,sssn second and THIRD g... Win : rooms On BIiss
lhlrd eSsb. balance on time.
TwosToRY BRICK HoUsE ON EIgRTn
sweet west, between sgd stFsss Lot - feet front
by iUo isst deep. Piioe, elo.O, ous third cash. ba
anes In u, IS and - month";
IIHREKsToRY FaAME DWELLING AND
east lot 70 hy IS feet Price s',sOi opo third cash,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-30

PuRCHAsis0 AND DtsHuRl
PATNurln'a ,iIIoT, y. .. NAVY YAI

PURCHAEisd AND DIsHunaTSa)
PAYMMrl ma uITIcF, u. D. NAVY YARD,
NORFOIK, April --, ls72. J
Proposals, ssaled and indorssd on envelope ulda
for yellow Pine Ma Ttmbsr,r Sill be received at
this ofbos until " O'Clock, on FRIDAY MKT May
lsa ioI th. euoslnE suppl-s 70 be tsl'srsd, free
Tsg go pieces "a fsst lons. - inthss square and
n;s iO pIOoss o. feat Ions. - inches square and
pArAllel.
1--we fO pieces ~ feet long, n taohss square
live ib pieces % feet long, n tnonss BlaAns.
kiI (6l pieces 81 fset looT. 10 lnohsa
Two (D peoss q ieet long, "a inches square Al aud
y itom butt, u inches square A. top end.
y from butt, IL inches square at top end,
houT a. peces u feet long. ~ inches square at and
y from butt ID Inches SQUARE At top end
Four ~ ptsoes o. feot nE % inehes square At and
y from butt, ID inches square ~ top end.
TvOtO pieces " foet long, 70 inches square At and
= from butt, y inches iqu uS a. top end.
-Four ( pees4 " fset long. " inches square at and
10 be Of tho best quality one grained Southern Vel
los Pins, which has not been tapped. Of which the
Com Of the Yard must be furnished With sat
iafAo orr etidsnos To be lined fair. with q regular
curve from straight centre No more sap wood thAn
one eighth Of the lace will be received on oOrasr
Deduotion will be made In the measurement Tor ali
sap wood, are mArks, and Impfopsr squArtnK 10 be
irss from ernsa sraias shAkss, large Knots other
deleots The butt lnd to- N he cut on 10 sound wood
any and all bids not deemed 70 the interest," Of the
Tue Wnois TO no dsliVortd within ,sO) ninety dAys
from award Of contract, Addres,sd 10
Apo Pay Inspector U. &. Navy YATd, NoTfoii.vL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-30
RHrRPrInNA.

Wa ARR AuTHoMzEn to announce that the
Tuesday afternoon receptions Of Mrs. Grant
have been resumed from o'clock until
&, and continue until further notice.
Mas. GOVERNOR CooRE will receive on
Tuesdays from TIL 4 O'Clock.
SECRETARY BRLKSAP has taken rooms at
the Arlington.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-30

Tue HousE or DELEGATES Of the Dis.
triet still preserves itS state Of glorious in-
activity caused by the non-organlzation OF
the Council. There Il no excuse for this ac.
ton, and we suggest that the Upper House
has trined long enough. Let the Legislature
get to work, or the old cry Of "dnydallylng, u
so often heard last year, may he renewed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-30

PROPOSALS FOR IRON WORK.

OEFIcE or sUPERv's'Na ARCHITECT
TREAHURY DEPAHTNEHT !
Sealed proposals will be received At this oaee until
10 l3h dAy Of May, ls72 Tor supplying and deliver
ing tue Cast Iron Columns and AAtsIa required for
tie South WinE Of The nsu state, War and Nav De.
partmout ildinG, At washington, u. q.
The drAHinms MAJ be a and q copy Of the 1pcih.
cation and sohsduls obtained ~, lloAtion At thIs
once, on which the bid must be msds, and ha 90.
computed by panAl bond In the sun Of two thon.
aaad dollAra o. oOOD signed by two responsible per
sons, that the bid lsf will Aeospt aud par oTm the
contract u Auardsd 70 him; which b0ud shall he ap.
proved bg the United states Distinct Attorney. The
rght " reject all bids IL reserved. Payment
viii he made on the delivery and Aoosptauon Of the
Nhola Nork. All bida muaf bs iaclOssd In A.a-Aled
snyeops and indorsed Proposal for Iron Work and
addrsassd 10 the Supervising Architect
A. u, MULLETT,
ApDLlh bupsrvtalnE Architect
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-30
~ LATIMRR q CLEARY,
AZ onss p and hsai Estate brohs
Star Once HulldlpE

FRRNoH PLATE MIRRORS, NJ EoANT SATIN
DAMAsk PARIlOR SUITE, sAriS, DAMAsK
MARBLF:ToP TABLEs, MIiRoR fRoNT fTi
gERFs, RRgEPIioN AND EASY OHAiIls.
Ww,halHuT w,a 0hAMBER EuRNiTURtl suPE
AANp 2TiEH r. Gotta AZ 4GE UaNII 3 ., T;;Ji,EI
sPRiNb uNDER Rkps. rEhTtissa afSk hSp
BRTSsTIkgs ASS A PIfiS$s iI5tl sGts, sfPs SUE!
FITS; Tw3 Tw3 &hnSSifH hnSiHln booK.oSsfss.N OK oSsfsNSAR' VIZ
bREs9H PLATE GLASS, UARYfDi oEE
kECRKTARY AND WR TING DFsk, RFP i'll
sI6,i sRR6.RY ~ suirE, 4 4 SUP 4 OR VA! NUT RxTkN.
hLETOP HlDEBOARD, ,BEAUIIFUIIY DFOO.
RfhbER RftbEIo oLEA AND Dt tsskRr skRVIdF, Ac., AT
oa WEDNESDAY MORNING. NAV 1. isT9 com.
mencuG At D O'Clock. At No. Ts7 esuhsst corner Of
thtssnth and sroots, (lAte rosdenos Of the Psru.
tion Of furniture,
Terms oAah. LATIMRR A CLlARY
ApstdAda tStAr Patti Anetionssfa,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-30
By &@SEs 1iE6.. SSru!s @ q 4.aa:k I'd ..:

ID NoF'h"oat oornoF Of Tsnth and D siToSts,
AIpMlJSIsTRATRIS SALE oy STRIPED REP
ESBLss, YaiFT:sof,A ARtE sRt6EEkfERYo. YoEGTEE SiEr.
sknsskI~s ~ UtRPEr aRfRSt6BThRf RfnsS Bhf R6HkyREs. Rt69HkSygE.
SOFAS, OAK MARHtK TOE sID Rio tRD, VA.
bRfssisa Bt1sRausA AFElyHEaaS aSh hspsH spAH9s. III.
Lows AND HQIsTkRs, INGRAM CARIkTs,
AEpuHAhBkR eTi,Y rs, ,dRooKERf, GLASS.
wAnhk, Aci AT AUCTION
O'clock, m,,I shall soil, By order Of the supreme
Court o. the Dstrot OF Columbia the personal soots
OF the late Edward Oowling, deceased fToutInE on d
street north, between Thirteenth aud FourtsOnth
ALSO,
AT O'clock m, hns Family Horse, Carriage. aud
AGNES 81. oowLINo, ,Admiri.tr.trt1.
Apsdd GREEN A WILLIAMS, Auots.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-30

WIZ IS 1T there is no quorum Of the Coun-
elli -Four days have passed since sufficient
number Of the new appolntces were con-
ATmsd, and yet we zee daily ediournments.
Il there any reason for this1 We think not,
ana earnestly hope that before The close of
dis day the Legislative Assembly OF the
District nay be promptly organized.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-30


The Carllst uprising In Spain Ia, II We may
believe the dispatches from Madrid, rapidly
approaching the proportions Of a revolution.
The Immediate cause OF the trouble is tho re-
suit OF the recent elections, which were car
rled, as Spanish elections have nearly always
from time immemorlal been carried, by dis
honest means. The hot-headod Don Carlos
refused TO abide by the so-called decision at
the polls, Issued Au address to bis followers,
declaring that In future their appeal should
be made In the field with arms 10 their
hands.
Al frst no ono took any notice Of mis- im-
petuouE young gentleman. He has made so
many similar manlfestoes, aud headed so
many abortlve lnsurrections, that IL Is In
order at any moment to hear that he Is In
the mountains, waylaying travellers, robbiug
villages aud Talding on farmers In the cause
OF divine right aOd holy church. Don Carlos
Is not popular man In Spain, or indeed any
where slse. He Is no better educated or In
tslllgsut than princes generally are; but he
has one quality which commends him to a
certain class OF individuals, namely, I'M
bounded faith In himself and In what he
calls his cause. He Ia the representative Of
The middle age OF Spain as the Count de
Chambord Is ID France. Among an ignorant
peaSantry both these gentlemen can always
count upon devoted and bIgoted supporters.
The young Bourbon has this time, II would
seem, succeeded In raising quite formidable
oppositIOn. At the latest accounts upwards
Of nfteen thousand adherents had gathered 10
his standard, aud the inSurrection wAs rapidly
extending. sklrmlshes have taken place he
tween his forces and the regular troops; the
veteran serrano has been ordered to take
the field; important towns are seriously
threatened, and tho throne Of King Amadeus
10 In serious danger.
Il Ia not to be supposed that this formida-
bio outburSt proceeds from mere devotion
10 Don Carlos or any faith In his fortunes and
IDEAS. It must be regarded rather rs q
demonstration against the present dynasty
than aA declaration In favor OF Bourbon
principles. All the elements of discontent
and dissatlsfaction gather around the stand
ard OF revolt. The administration of Amadeus
has not been successful, so far as Conclliatlng
the ruling and powerful classes is concerned
The AriHtocracy have from the very begin
ming looked upon him with coldBess and dis,
trust. That be has honestly endeayored tO
bring peace and prosperity and security "a
spain there can be no doubt He has not
succeeded, because In the very nature Of
thiREs success was impossible.
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