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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-10-26

POLLING PLACES: COMMISSIONERS:
opelousas, lat Court :; Q[gdien,
N0"So'' III. K. Bodemuller.
Washington, Clown Jaf Il. d fiIiilfPafudRB
@0N' &Wm. Curley.
8
(Jno. Fahey,
Bayou Waxia, Is. H.) Is. W. w. Taylor,
u. F. Simpson.
Bayou Bnuf, ed III aouas'
"""' ~ ID. s. Edwards.
5
D. (P. W. Robert,
DIS S 1S - ?, nav L. s. Harvard,
'"U" ''0h' MARTIN Sloane. .
O
.tobaso,o,., ,c,nn.h. tCapt. W. Burton,
A'on'A"1ai@ d. tCHolcA" Dr. J.J Glow, .-
Nho' tJas. Ashe.
Old Grand Prairie, J e 9 EoTfsn
''"ss S'0io' IN. Roberto.
r"tro"n, %. D"paoan' ! ! Is 5 S ILL., a5ss;
Prairie Mamoptb, u, + }n D, B Bteas ss,,eier,
ID. Israeli Ia. j, GuiiIory.
no So, ..~.
Bayouc aheot, IS, Haas9} Green Wilmington,
tChas. Jones.
flear's3 {oohnfbr6h M hnnesi' e.
Faqueta1que, "a. Manly T. Manuel,
nuel's.l (nzebe MiIier.
Prud,ommec City, Uen- Gii 4; Hta Pryy,d,bomme
AAhS S'Vto' tJos. Young.
Hapet, ORA. s~'nisn's' H H;sPssi s ; Esb's 5r.
rs
Upper P~laanemlne. 81 Dr. " t. G kno X
tJules David,1 u. B. Breaux.
Tower P1aq0egfilne' @goI. AndrJls,
fM. r. Hayes.t Gao Poaa'
ee5~ H .s-stsza44- --5-E-t'
Prairie Grosc heyreuil i. K%erlegand,
III. Enmonet5 4. A bnrio. 1F',
4@ "a 4*E*5 ~
Petit Prairie Bayou, q. =. Violet
garmouche'sl IL. Morreau.
! ND
Queue Tortue. Der 4 4 sHit afs ,..s ...
naEus 81 ~s tE. Suites. q
0@ -a5
Isa$@FEs+l 1851 &-s 1883 e -
. M, P~oIlingue, ..
Grand Eoteau. }aeo. A. French, 81.
tR. Richard, Jr.
"a =
1otA" ~ san4 13SS1P9' NH' NJ. PO1ssOn,
S"LtSJ GPlaeide Sonnier.
A. Il. HAWKINS, -.
~ Supervisor of Registration,
oct. 26-2t. Parish of st. Landry.
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An election was held III South Caro-
Inns, Oh the 1etl inst. There Wasnorg
ular Democratic ticket in the field.
There was Il rgular Republican ticket,
and j boilers Republican feket-the
Democrats supporting the Iater. The
entire regular State ticket Was elected.
The Democrats elected one congress-
man ouk az Eve.
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Estate OF jacques Racon.-Ns. 3SO9s
DARIsH COURT, 81. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
L d. A. MarteI, of the Parish of St. Landry,
having applied by his petition to be appointed
administrator of the estate of Jacques Bacon,
deceased, late OF the Parish OF ST. Landry;
Therefore, amy person intending TO make OPP
position to said appointment, Willie the same
in writing in my office, III the town OF Opei0u-
sas. within ten days from tfe present notice.
JOS. ID. RICHARD, Clerk.
n.Ao1.n, ae rprn =
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Esaaee OF john NJ WhEtgfmg8@m-Na.
1888.
DARIsHC COURT, ST. IANDRY.-WHEREAs,
= Emile A. C~aTmouehe, of the Parish Of
dator of the partnership lately existing be-
tween himself, Thomas G. Gibbons and John d.
Wilmington, deceased, i'll the steamboat Came
lin.
Therefore, any person intending to make OPP
position to said appointment, will file the same
in writing IN my office, in the tow of 0pelousas,
within ten days from the present notice.
JOS. q. RICHARD, Clerk.
= nnAnIaon,- or HaHn-hGnA -
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A MUSE
THEATRE.
UPPER STORY OF THE COURT HOUSE.
Grand Opening Night.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IND, 1872.

The above establishment will be opened as
advertised, Oh the End day of November next,
with full and competent company of Metropo-
sist of the beautiful, romantic and highly in
teresting drama, entitled:
THE SEA OF ICE:
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THE Wild FLOWER OF MEXICO,

which will be gotten up regardless of expense,
with all the superb adiuIcts of magnificent
scenery, brilliant costumes and costly mocha
meal effects.
Admission, one dollar; Children, half price.
Admission to cOlOred gallery, one dollar;
Children, half price.
TN public are respectfully informed that the
braces of the Court House have been frightened
and the building is now as safe as Oh the day it
was huiff.
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He has OIL hand, and is constantly receiving
by every boat, a choice assortment of all kinds
Of fancy and family groceries, consisting of Flour
Smoked Shoulders. Breakfast Bacon, Pork,
Crackers, Rice. Yermicelli, Macaroni, Teas, all
kinds of canned Fruits, Fishes and Vegetables
French Cognac, American Brandy, jamaica
and Louisiana Runs, Gins, favorite brands
Whiskey, Old, Bourbon, Old Rye, Monongahela,
Dexter, &c. Bitters, Hostetters, New Found
Fresh and Dried Apples, Oranges, Lemons; and
in fact, anything that you may call for, in the
line Of Fancy and Family Groceries.
Choice Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars, &C., &C., &C.,
will be found at
LOUIS DESMARAIS',
Corner of Market and Bellevue Streets,
OpclOusas, La.
~ n &c
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sJehm j., Morgan, Administrator, vs.
Richard L. Bihm and ais.
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST. Lam
~ dry.-NO. 13115.-By virtue of Il writ of fieri
faciaa, issued out of the honorable the Eighth
District Court. of the State OF Louisiana, in and
for the Parish of st. Landry, in the above emit
tied suit, and to me directed, [ will proceed to
sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder, at
the Courthouse of said parish, in the town Of
Opelousas, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of De-
cemher, 1872, at eleven O'Clock A. NJ, the follow
ing described property. tO-wit-
A certain tract OF land situated on Bayou
Waxia, in the parish OF st. Landry, La, and
being fractional northeast quarter Of section
No. 20, township No. s, south of Range No. 5
east, containing sixty-eight 30[1O0 superficial
acres. Northwest quarter of section No. q, in
township No. s, south of Pnnge No. 5 east, con-
tanning one hundred and fifty-lve 90f1O0 acres,
and also one hundred and seventy-three acres,
being that portion also to Jacob Bihm, deceased,
OF O certain tract of land situated in the Parish
of 81. Landry, fronting on Bayou COurtableau
ffty-geyen chains and 51I100, and running back
one hundred and thirty chains and 60I100, bound
ed north by Bayou WaXia, cast by lands OF
Jacob Bihm, south by Bayou Courtableau, and
west by lands of John Fahey, containing about
ST. superficial acres, originally granted to Fran
chs Wikof by the Spanish Government, contain
ing in all three hundred and ninety-six acres
more Orless, with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon. ..... ,-
Seized in the above suit. . .
Terms-Cash on the spot.
#.~" E.O. HAYES, Sheriff.
- .Aa -aSa
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No man Ii 81 Insignificant IL ID be
anre m can 10 no mlrf,
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Mal0aI as elaNY reslegkahleones,
are nine llgea out 81 ten i'll tie wrong.
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None are SO seldom found alone, and
are 30 soon tired of their own company,
Us those eoyeombs who are on the best
terms with themselves.
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0ne DE those things no fellow d
find our. A good husband after IL D, nj.
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We are pleased toannornce that Hon.
Gilbert Can't, candidate for Congress i'm
this District, on the Liberal ticket is in
the city stopping at the Harvey House.
Baton Rouge Gazette-Conet. Oct. 10.
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VENrEa PAR Lrs ennrnMnrRErR


.&Gtu lies pouv0irs dOnt ie suis revGtu par
IAEie prOcederai 4 vendre il l'encan pu-
btnetice dc destination, il mon hi
ID will procSS iIle d'OprIou %H a. le ! samcdi, !;
cash' without tNuencant a ONE heureS, \. NJ
ny once, In tae 9 ei!jour, 81 celia est neces:.
81. lthopy, IN the SASuivante, Saisie par moi
uIty the 2nd Gay OF Yates dues Il 1'Etat tlI11-$
&c IL O'Clock, A. NJ, az amtlL. Landry, pafTsA
gay, necessary, the Sing F&6le DIES Taxes
ny me TO satisfy dehtsVitp the $ ct penalties,
41!snt ~taxpaxers of the Ill Roll uintc Lyon,
1871 with all cost and penaiE to-wit-qntenant
a CERTAIN tract of land assessed in fEmilc
measuring 100 acres, bounded north by lar pro-
Celestin lStre, south by lands of ROs6in0puN
nois, east by Bayou Leger, and west Nv nuLt.
prOvementst thereon. "a
State and Parish Taxes for 1870 and 1871 sas IA
40 D. c. SITTTTCt CioIino g II
oct. I2-4t.
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Those are the best husbands andfath-
ers who prove their devotion by actions
which continue to bless even afterdeath.
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The Mobile Tribune of yesterday re-
ports what it terms " shotgun mar
riage
Last Thursday night an eccentric in
diYidual gave q party and invited quite
q number Of young ladies and. gentle
men to i. When everything was going
on lovely, and none selspecting the de-
aaoument, the old gentleman pointed q
dancing about Ike harleauin, 's ex.
claimed, & Marry my daughter ON the
spot! MARRY my daughter on the
spot!!n And the Young man did marry
her, but lie has not sent MS any cards.
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Real greatness does not depend ON
the things we do, but on the mind with
which we do tleln.
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RY virtue of the power in me yest law 7
~ will proceed t0Sell at puhlic auCtb Arasb.
without the benefit of appraiscments aicc''
in the Court House of the Parish @f NV
in the Town of Opclousas. on SAT- I'm, I'M mi
day of November, 1872, cOlunncnciI|e& o'cIS&S
A. NJ, and continuing from day &a$y I'M. if ne
cessary, the following property, II &Yr me- 10
satisfy debts due to the State nd Parish
of st. Landry. by delinquent taxgE%ENAf tbn
n benz fo' t0 o. iS.O all" 1871 with and
4 certain tract OF land assessed iii Il gname OF
Mrs. Aimee nebaillon, situated in Prairie Plai-
sancc, measuring 800 arpents. bounded north Nv
the public road, south by lands OF J, NJ. Thoml9-
son, east by lands of 7. {. Bataille, and west bv
Bayou Grand Louis.
State and Parish Taxes for 1870 and 1871 Sl6S "A
AZ d. {. SITTIG, Collector.
IL OCt-4f.
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msMs #s##.Fa - FTE7@E FE#H al
Six or eight foreign diplomatists at
Washington are married b American
wives.
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THE SHREVEPORT RAILRbAD.-Gov.
Warmoh has received a telegram from
BUILD the TIE s sln1aeg ri Ra shf sSf has bee 20
executed, and there is no doubt Of It's
early construction. Also dispatch from
Mr.. John5J. Howell, Secretary of the
New Orleans, Mobile and Texas Railroad
Company stating That Mr.. T.. B. Ward
had signed the contract to- build the
road. a more important item of news,
so far as the interests ofssbIlig city are
concerned, has not been communicated
for manyaday.-IN. Q, Times, Oct. goth.
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rs NO

FVAHHB rs NO HUWHUE!
LOUIS DESMARAIS
pretends to keep the cheapest Fancy and FAM
lily Grocery in OpelOusas,
Leok at the following list Of prices:
Coffee, prime............... Is cents per pound,
/" fair. 20 "
Lard, the best...-..---.-.. Is
2pounds for IS cts.
Rice, the est.-.-.......-
" second quality ........ Q pounds for Is cts.
Fine cut smoking tobacco. IS ccnts per pound.
Sardines- 25 cents per box.
Is cents per can.
Canned fruits ...-...-...... 80 cents per can.
Good Is cents per bottle,
And everything else in proportion.
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DOLLTNG PLACES AND COMMITS.

sIONERs OF ELECTION.
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NV AnVERT1aEMENT


NEW RWWs
OsT-ABOUT TEN DAYS AGO NM
creole pony, nTaHaed thGHs 81 In Il dia-
1monA. Any one nfiingaail1n0n and deltTnring
thsthe undersigned, will be literally REWARDED
s. LOEB.
Ia BGHH8Fs
LOOK OFT FOR THE RED FLAG.
4
II viii sell aSs hubble ~aHefiea. an Sat
uEaaE negts a large. Assortment al dry goods
consisting ct fnaIy-E1adba Gi04MiIls m every Hes.
scrinSfBn
Boots, Shoes. Hats.
Galleoes, Noe1a Ga8Sis If eyerysnecies.
Seeks. drawers,
SsaA Diner agtaeies 1Oo numerous too Mention
Arrangements have heen made ~ 3aa a.nf4a..
slg1ed aaGEfOnne for Isgrse wenk 81 eansionnsanf
nf gands.
Cal around tbs day of the auction.
Leok@euT EeR TsEA REp rLl6 EEYtSG on
Afain streeE.
JUST ARovE SOLOMON LoERs.
8 ]. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
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oefelger -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-26

There Is Just bare possibility that Horace
Greeley may be In the Presidential race next
fall. Dispatches have recently been printed,
In which 1t Ia pretended TO give IN inkling OF
the feelings and ideas Of the so-called Liberal
Republicans. We are now told that they
have definitely determined to postpone the
Cincinnati convention to the 10th Of June,
and to accept the nomination of Judge Davis,
made few days since by the Labor Reform
party. Governor Parker Il, however, to be
sacrificed; Us the Liberals will demand the
second place on the ticket for Mr.. Greeley,
for the purpose, we are told, Of making the
split in the Republican party more effective,
and of carrying the Tribune with them into
the next campaign. There is no reason to
believe that the editor Of the Tribune Is not
a party to this plot, but he Is weak and vain
enough TO fall into 1t.
In an article on the result Of the Labor con-
vention be eommSnds the nomination OF Mr..
Davis warmly and gives his approval 10 that
plank in the platform iayoring protection.
This plank will be q stumbling block TO the
bolters, who are nearly all ee-tradeTs; and,
unless they are ready to sink that Issue for
the present. 1t Is manifest that they cannot
have Mr.. Greeley or stand on the same plat
form with the Labor party. II the Liberal
Republicans are sincere In their professions
Of esteem and admiration for Mr.. Greeley,
they will do SO; II they are really dcSirouS TO
honor him, as they say he ought to be
honored, they will make this trlnlng conces'
sion to his prsjudieeS and principles. The
time has almost come when they must decide
for Greeley or against him.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-26
RY u. II. wARNRH, Real Estate BFOksr
- and AuotlonoeT,
I'D Seventh alreat. balrlan O and u.
TRUSTEES SALE oE yMosToRY FRANZ

TRUSTEES SALE OF TwoBToRY FRANZ
DWELLING.
BY virtue Of . deed OF trust 70 the undersigned,
dated jane ls7 and b. Tsqusst o. the party secured
Hereby Ssl sSl ~ eaRlle ssc.9. q hs SisaSss,
I'd Tas6ps sStdiylsioa % q Hoass Piss.sai. q
WGshlnGton oor.nty, beginning for the sans AZ the
northeast corr ~ af uTanl aYanuS and Eighth street
sItSpded, tSI whghtS IoAdl a9d thence east With
100 feet thea seat 81 IS fest, then south 70 the
point q beginning, toEsthsE Nth the lmpr9yemsatl
o. t7I Tor 48O0 With 10 p0r cent. Interest snd sA.
psnsSs n sale In cash. and the balance In and Is
inonths with 10 per cent interest,", secured On the
property a1b down when the property IL gtTua On,
OonVsyaholnE and stamps AZ the cost Of the par.
Alter sale the properly will bo FSsod Al the rihk and
cost OF the dsfaultlnH purchaser
gkk6Shab ggkk6SRhaabt 4 H. ts1FISKhRY Trustees.
fsbl7Soel [stAIl D, II, WARNEbI ApsL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-26
BY SsEs IsI.s .aIs "a .ts.. S%GSs!Ss' SSISs:.
0HASSESXI ssbH SE HAEHARlE W ERovED

AND UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
By yITlus Of 4 decree Of the supreme Court Of The
Dlulfiot of Columbia made n the Of HenIiotiA
DoekCt H. and dated Tsbru1rY rs, ib7a vii oifsT Al
auction, on WEDNESDAY, tho 18th day q March
merit On the premises, A. o'clock, p. IA, the follow
Ing valuable property In WaahiuEton, via l. . -
T. Tho properly on the woat side Of bihth street
vest bslyesn and streets, formerly ths rest.
denee of q. WAshlngton Young deceased, consisting
Of lot numbered twenty-five an 10 square numbeIod
tour hundred and hhy-slI Itbd) and tne southern
twenty four feet eight and hAlf nohea, from front
70 rear OF lot tsonty-ons an In the san PquAre. the
whole having ironl of sSvsntyfour fest thTeo and
quarter inches Sixth street. with unfqrm depth
cf one hundred and nlnstson fest ten lnohss, The
dwelling IL : Substantial tWostTy brick house with
basomSnI attic and back building with suihoient
Eroqnd and stAbliuE There Is vacant building lot
Immo atoly after the above, Lot slItssp 90 In
square fouT hunGrod and seven (l07D fronting hity.
Ona feet nine inches on the west aide Of hEhth street
Weai, bstWoan ID and X strests, Improved b. brick
hyaTy stable, ooFs TinR the Wnoie front
Tofms of nalst OnS aith of the purchase monog 70
bs I'd IN cash And the residue IN f0uI equal inslA
months respectively, with intereat 10 be secured by
Tho terma Of sale must bo complied With IN ten dAyn
weeks notice, Al The Tisk and sOSt Of he urlt pur
purchaser WhbEEk = WY ITpnee'
feb0-2AWA lStAEl Auoloneern,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-26
THE DISTRICT GOVERNMENT AGAIN sUs.

NAhNhhs
The opponents Of the District government
were once loud in their declarations that
the gentlemen 10 whom the President and
the voters Of the Dlstrict had conhded the
Inauguration Of the new government had
mlscOncelved tho honors conferred by the
organic act and we're proceeding In a uan-
ner totally without the scope within which
the law confined them. Anxious to emsscu-
late the new government and TO render II
powerless at the very outset, the opposition
early took the ground that tho now govern
ment was q mere corporation, with few Of
the powers and functions Of Territorial
government. In word, that II was In sub
stance mere expansion Of the old corpora
tlon Of Washington.
That this idea Is radically Incorrect the
most cursory examination Of the organic act
will show. Nevertheless II was insisted on
with all tho pcrtluacy that partisan vlgor
could muster, and found aid In the bllud
learning Of counsellors who can always and
In the law an ample confirmation Of their own
opinions.
But on every occasion on which the laws
Of the District have been brought to the test
Of the highest legal tribunal Of the District
they have been sustained. Alower court has
sometimes lmpeached them for awhile, but
they always found ample yindlcatiou when
the appellate tribunal was reached.
The last case Of this character came up on
The District government, having
been restrained by an inferior tribunal from
collecting TAX on patent attorneys, the gem
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-26
THE PAINTINGS IL TaE CAPITOL ROrUNpA,

THE PAINTINGS IN TRE CAPITOL ROTUNDA.
Nothing Of art belonging to the country
has been more frequently assallcd bv corro-
spondents than the paintings in the Capitol.
So much has been written about them-in-
variably with the view Of showing their do
feets and covering up their good features
that the visitor to Washington comes pre-
pared to sec the verlcst botchcs. When the
political sky has been swept by his Journal
istic telescope and no threatening cloud Is
dlscerned, or when Congressional legislation
lags-when, In short, a Washington corre-
spondcnt Is pushed for material with which
to make up a letter, he cousciontiously falls
back on the paintings and statuary ia and
about tho Capitol.
Now. aa n rule. theso geutlemen-verv in
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-26

THH ADDRESS OF HoRATIo sroNE at the
art reception Of Prof. Loomls to tho mem
borI Of tho academy, formed in 1856, OF
which he Is president Is worthy Of the caro-
ful consideration OF our readers. Al q time
like the present, when the nation, recovered
from the effects Of war, is Interested In all
the arts Of peace, Statesmen and public
spirited citizens will, doubtless, give Mr.
stones comprehensive views Of the patriotic
uses and national relations of art that at
tention which they well merit. We learn
that tho address was hastily prepared for
the ocoaAlOn, but, like all his addresses to
the academy In years past, 1t eyineeS the
large culture, phllosophic scope and feryent
patriotism OF ltS author.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-26

HERE Is AN IDEA for Mr.. Sumner Dis
patches from Hayu tell us that disafiection
growu and Is becoming threatening. sagets
palace was burned some time ago under very
suspicious circumstances, and another revo-
luton is expected. The Germans and French
arc demanding indemnity for outrages and
the payment Of some old debts, and are
threatening 10 take possession Of the custom
houses and pay themselves. Mr.. Sumner
ought 10 move an investigation 10 the Senate.
The Administration may possibly be at the
bottom Of 1t in some way, and then Ii would
give him u hne opportunity to make one OF
those dsmAgogical speeches for which he has
lately become so distinguished. Besides that
1t would be q good way to try ALLEVIATE the
colored vote.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-26

We ARE patient people TO submit 10 taxes
on our own productions when forelgn-made
articles can be made to pay the amount now
wrung from the mechanic and the farmer.
Last year we paid internal revenue taxes Of
over two and quarter millions Of dollars on
the article Of matches alone. Something so
Indispensable to every living soul that even
the British Government refused to impose
such burden upon the laborlng masscs.
There can be no doubt that homo produc-
tions should be speedily enfranchlsed, and
the tobacco used for comfort Of the tolllng
millions, as well as the alcohol made here,
and used In every branch Of manufactures,
should be exempted IRON all taxation. Our
tariff Is entirely too low or tho Imports would
not so largely exceed the exports, as we
proved the other day.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-26
by LATIliKn q 0LEANY.
u Auotiou oera and hoal hatato hrokefns
Boathuest corner of Penn. ave, ard Eleventh street
BtAr Once Building.
TRUSTEES SALE EEa8srStJ 8s VALUABLE MINING

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE MINING
PROPERTY.
BY yirlus Of deed oi trust from thu Morris Mining
Company 70 ne, dated JAHaAy y, ls72 and duly 70
ScIdsd a hs sSa TsS0sa' q r. SSsT Srsss :osn,
cured. sill sell ns following dosoribed property a.
ths 0ti day o. March, INA At the oss Of he sboys
named aasti9aser.. Via de Gqlttsns tunnel and mill
DurGnt, haeGybsT, Pacific, nIeelsloF, bolotado. rs
yul@AaI. Mullen. Buffalo; Dalton. Pos. Boz and
aforeaAid-thO mstOa aud bounds Of which are iully
described IN aAid deed a trust
Terms Of sale 46tO0 oanh bAlano0 Ia al1. tEsiVa
and eighteen months, With interest secured b. dssd
J. W. SMITH fTuS,se
iob2i-sotd LATfhhR OLRAdY, AaSts.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-26

THE New York Tribune, thinking It good
point against the President, copies with sp-
probation an extract from letter written by
Mr.. Geo. Alfred Townsend TO the Chicago
Tribuns containing list Of the newspaper
editors who arc Federal ofice-holders. There
Is nothing init Mr., Townsend has been Ablo
TO hnd barely thirtY-slK or thirty'seVen cd
itor In office all over the country, which,
considering the fact that there are seven or
eight thousand newspapers In the United
States, is u very Insignificant number.
While Mr.. Townsend Is studying up tlls