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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-08-15
FRENCH & ENGLISH BOARD
Il ING AND DAY SCHOOL.

MRS. s. III. HAYES formerly Miss Cobb.
of Glenwood Seminary will open a school
for young ladies in Boston in the autumn.
Literature and the Higher English
branches.
Music, Drawing and the Modern Lam
professors.
For further details, address
MRS. S. III. HAYES,
aug3d&w2w South Weymouth, Mass.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-08-15
U,ion Republican County Ncmi-
nnlinna.

U,ion Republican County Ncmi-
nations.
FOR SENATORS:
y. r. SPRAGUE, JR., of Brandon,
MARTIN G.. EVERTS, of Rutland,
HENRY q. GLEASON, of Shrewsbury.
l.. HOWARD KELLOGG, of Benson.'
FOR ASSISTANT JUDGES:
ISAAC @. WHEATON, of Pittsford,
PITT W. HYDE, of CastletOn.
FOR SHERIFF:
WILLIAM NJ. FIELD, of Rutland.
FOR HIGH BAILIFF:
GEORGE CAPRON, of Tinmouth.
FOR STATES ATTORNEY I
L. j. ORMSBEE, of Brandon.
FOR JUDGES OF PROBATE:
WALTER @. DUNTON, Rutland District,
JEROME Il. BROMLEY, Fairhaven Dis
trict.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-08-15

From the st. Adams Messenger
Tanmany's Circus Els First
EiaSCO.
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Business Cards.
JOEL c.. BAKER,

UO14II =. D<hIAI4Is,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
And
SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY.
ONCE, No. ) Morse's Block, opposite Depot
RUTLAND, vt.
Special attention given to proceedings in
Bankruptcy and the trial of causes in the
State and Federal Courts. [mch5d&wtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-08-15
JAPANESE POPLINS.

In pink, blue and green plaids, very pref
" for Misses, at only % cts. per yard
GEO. II. PALMER.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-08-15

prices eased off one cent dozen. Quo
tations, 21@25 cents.
= apples and Peaches.-Apples are get
ting plenty, and cannot be quoted over
So. 90 per barrel. Peaches come in good
order and sell from $1@$2 per crate.
Hag and .Straao.-The Boston hay
market continues decidedly dull, with
large quantities of poor stock pressing
for sale. The best northern cannot be
sold for $50. Medium, $25@$27 per
ton; rye straw, $24@$25; oat straw,
$18@$20. ...
Corm.-In Boston the market for corn
remains without material change. The
bulk of the stock continues to be held
for support, and the supply offering is
small, and prices are hardly so firm.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-08-15
MOURNING GOODS.

Our Black Goods Department is full and
prices low.
GEO. II. PALMER.
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FURS AND SKINS.
ASLEEP.
IN MEMORL1N.

Lines on the Death Cs Hattie H.
Hilton.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-08-15

Pototoes. The Boston market is well
supplied with potatoes, and natives are
selling at $2@$2. 25 per barrel.
Eggs Boston there has been dull
market for eggs during the week, and
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-29

The DAahaWays, q popular temperance organ.
IEAtiOn, held a meeting last evening In Marln's
hall, Z street, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
which was we'll attended, the warm weather not
being . sutfiGsnt cause to prevent those Inter
ested In this good work FROM putting In an ap-
peAranse. Interesting addresses were delivered
by Mesars. Francis McNerhany and j. u. HOl.
derby and by Rev. DtS. DennisOn and Butler.
With enthusiastic applause, as II contained the
welcome Intelligence that the Catholic Temper.
anee Union, an organization which was started
In baltimore IN February last, now numbers one
hundred thousand members, every state and
Territory being represented In the National
Union by subordinate unions The other ad.
character that are calculated 10 encourage those
earnest workers In this cause, the elevation OF
mankind and the suppression Of tho giant evil
intsmpeTanoe.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-29
REORGETOWN AFFAIRs.

wuEAr.-Messrs. Hartley n Bro. and b. Tai.
bot n Son received, per canal, on Saturday 1900
bushels OF wheat.
SALE-The sale on Saturday was 500 bushels
Of prime wheat at tl.6l per bushel.
LuNRER.-Messrs. wheAtley Bros. received,
per schooner Two Brothers, from Norfolk, ", 900
loet Of yellow pine lumber.
CoNTRACrs.-The Board OF Public works
have awarded contracts for this city as follows;
James Mc0arity and II, q. Addison, First, Sec
Ond and Third streets for excavation and nlllng,
and also for laying curb, pavement and severe,
under the superintondenco Of WIN. J. Carroll;
Fayotte street to Timothy Daily, under super
intendence ofC p. HoughtOn, the gamoi water
street to Shinn h MCGOWAN. First street IL TO
have a wood pavement Other streets will be
paved a. the citizens may elect mir. OlephAno
has received his block for Green street and viii
push that improvement through rapidly. This
work I, to DO begun today, and viii be pushed
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-29
CITTING AFFRAY.


Two Colsred VI en- ElEht Over a Mistress.
On Saturday night, about 1880 o'clock, the
bartender At tho BrOggery on the southeast
corner Of Fourteenth street and Ohio avenue
len his place Of business and won't In search Of
Ohioerb ROdsTick and Oliver, who were patrol.
ing the beat at that time, and, on finding them
reported that there was colOred man lying on
the pavement In front Of his place badly cut On
repairing 10 the spot they found q oOlOTod man
named Philip Lancaster badly cut In the back,
and who said Il had been done by another o0lOrod
man named James Bennett and that the lniu.
Tlss we're inflicted with butcher knlfe. Ian.
casters wounds are considered dangerous, aud
he was taken TO Providence hospital for treat
meht, aud was yesterday reported 70 be In an
easier condition bennett was arrested by ON
Ger oliver and taken to tho Central guard house,
where he Is held 10 await an examination be.
fore Judge smell this morning,
II appears there was a woman In the case
Lancaster having taken up with q female that
bennett considered no one had q right " claim
but hlmsslf Words got warm between them,
and Lancaster Is said 70 have drawn q razor
when Bennett jumped back and pulled out a
long butcher knife. lie then made for his ad-
yeTaATy, who Tan, but OVeTtAkinE him the blows
were inflicted In the back, - above stated amer
which bennett made himself scarce until the
Oficer hunted him out.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-29
AFFAIRS

,rrIrPa oF SEV ABvKRTIHKMENTs.
BH. wARNER has money to loan on real e.
tAts
sEu the dates Of the opening OF the different
branches Of the Columbian Colleges,
dE0RaR T. RAun IL q candidate for tho House
Of Delegates from tho Tenth district.
uRHEs 4 WILLIAMS, auotloneers, Will sell on
wednesday, the aist inst, several buEglss' &c,
TuH Twenty.hrst district Republicans meet
tonight At Browns hall, Fourth street e"s"
between d and Z streets
MrNNtx \ BARCLAY have $4,000 to loan on
hrstciass security.
gREuu h wILLiANs, auctloneers, VIII seu on
Thursday next large lot Of household goo1s
At the elegant residence No. 9lb Z street north
west, sale commencing at 10 a. m.
TaS Republicans Of the Eighth district meet
tonight at Liberty hall.
E.a. WHEELER has a large assortment o.
camp meeting tents for sale.
WN, q, MET1ERorT n 90. offer great bar
gains In pianos witch have been used, In ordei
70 make room for other musical instruments,
TVS Fourteenth district Republicans meet To-
morrow night at Bouldln's church, Fourth and
l. streets.
THR Sixth district Republicans meet To- might
At Jones hall, corner OF rwenty.hrst and n
strdetA
Tvs Tenth district Republicans meet tonight
At German hall, Eleventh street, between and
q streets
TIM Eighteenth district Republicans meet to
night At Zion hall, l. stroot south, between Sc"
ond and Third streets west.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-29

urenm.
had a dream the other night whom all around
WGs still,
And thoughts Of most delicious things my busy
brain did Ill;
Earth. air and sea with lavish hand did furnish
their supplies,
which wSra Srrsyod with tempting taste before
my eager eyes.
On shelves, which seemed to groan beneath their
weight, there were displayed
Pluus, peaches, pears and APrICOtS, icllIes and
marmelads;
Preserves OF every kind Of fruit the troplo ro-
gions yield, .,--,-
Put up 10 cans or lars Of slA'' hsrme'IeHi'y
All Alnas 81 ' as''' '0'0'sn '"4 uonn''''0' wv
s'N '..-,.,, ~. r,.,, ., ....
Embracing esen 'oIloly ma WY IVu VI 'ato'
VI esspuoo' E'''o 'P'''0~ =" w "'''' ''0''"'
PIus- .,,,., ,,,.,. 49,, d, ..r,,
$1,000, 's'..,r -, 49,,
me" sa l,' In" p.1s ban,
ihIo,'op p''A''' "''''' A'P'' '"4O'@ '''''@'
KINDS ,,:., ,.,,
Apu ioonihs 'resn anu sreen 10 '"ous" l4''
| sH ".',s ,iVu, ' 49, -, J,,,, S.,,,, n,
Ana Sou.hu own, u MO- 'A''0u "O"" '0"' VI
~ w W 80, -, ,,,,,Dr ,.,,o allah
"@' 80 -. a. S,a...I.
An, ,,mS, 20 Tro.s tia, Won eould almost hen,
,hs,, nIaIntIvn bIcatins,,
VII, ,n,,oin roast or portsr' bouss, the most de
| IIcIous eatIny.
ToI.o ssw The poreine race. from ham to pickle,
| chIpe
And Almost heard IT whisper, e try me II for porI
| ,,,,, piu,r
| nr ,,.,,.,.hIs, s,sh -. ,Iybt WA neyer seen be
-
:, ,..rU,S Al, n tho ,,u,to,I o.,,h had gathsreJ
| I'D a.. .,or.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-29

HnfnuF NuAieF NeeuFus
The Lady Of the Lake made her usual Sunday
afternoon excursion 10 Smiths Point and return,
tbe notice IN morning Contemporary to the
contrary notwithsta nding. she carried down a
large party, among them sotie Of OUT best cl,l.
gens, who, n seemed, enjoyed the ride a. plea.
SAINT relief from tho heat and dust Of the city.
The ofticers Of the boat are very courteous and
accommodating, and II II not astonishing that
these excursions which will he continued every
sunday, have grown into popular favor. The
Necessity Of a hathpr.master was never more
clearly demonstrated than yesterday afternoon.
Al the wharflay the Lady Of the Lake with her
load, and ready TO START Just below her, At Sher.
I'M wharf, lay six schOoners abreast, reaching
far out into the channel, making II impossible
Tor the steamer to head directly out from her
mornings, while TO 20 back any distance, 80 as TO
clear the vessels ahead, laid her stern liable 10
become stuck In the mud, and as consequence
the only mode Of egross WAS TO back as much as
safety would admit, and then side out sufficient
distance 10 admit Of passing the crafts hlling up
the stream There seems 10 be considerable
complaint about the manner In which vessels
come up TO the wharfage, letting 20 their an
chors inst where they please, and no one with
any authority to check them. The Office OF
bafb0r.mast9 was discontinued nearly year
ago and for the benefit Of those engaged In bust.
NOS along the wharyos, and to have some regu.
iarity among the vessels, II would DO we'll TO re-
establish the ONCE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-29


IL seems that George Bowley has been making
n third attempt At sslEdestructiOn. Only last
WesE he tried jumping into the river from the
Arsenal wharf anil was then rescued by some
person who had witnessed his mAnoeuvres.
This time he came nearer being successful. On
Friday last, aftor carousing all night, DO vent
10 the Navy Yard station. house aud asked Tor
a pIace 10 sleep. The statlon.hOuse keeper,
noticing his condition, slowed him way In n
back cell 10 sober up, and lot him out about
O'Clock In the morning lie roamei around tho
vicinity until nearly noon, when no went down
TO tho AnacOstia bridge, obtained small row,
boat, let II loose, and, laying halt ln aud nall
out Of the boat, went hnatinE down the stream,
and when the boat became overbalanced he fell
into the water, and acted as II II was lmmatortal
whether he got out or not.
Some boys fishing near by went to bis rescue,
drew him out OF tho water, and placed him back
In the boat He was again taken 70 tho pOlloe
station 10 be resuscltAted, but by the time the
wagon arrived at the station he vas about As
impudent and laxative as drunken man could
we'll be. On Saturday morning he had hear.
ing before Judge smell and told such plausible
and pitIful story that the case was dismissed.
IL Bowley IL realty DESTROYS Of leaving this
world and hnds that he cannot 20 by water y Z
suggested that there are other ways by which
he will be likely to succeed and stand less
danger OF having his attempts frustrated. He
does not appear TO he Of much beneht TO hii
family, and Judging from his conduct he cannot
ha IN auybOlV olap
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-29

Mr. EDITOR / beg leave to say, through
yOuT columns, that the accusation made against
me by several parties "styllng themselves ind
entail eOlOTed men, " representing mo a. Witty
lnE aud abusing Gen. Chapman daily, Is false
And unworthy OF those who are circulating said
FoDortH Politically I am opposed 10 several
Sould. be leaders OF the RopubllBan party Of this
District, who personally abuse and willy honest
men on all occasions.
a friend and admiseF Of Gen. Chapman, and cor
daily supported him when these parties that,are
now circulating vile reports agalnst me were
JEROME A. JOHNSON.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-29

EpIToR REPUBLICAN; l sec by your paper OF
this morning that the superintendent OF pounds
recommends that the BOard Of Health ask the
0oyernof to issue q proclamation, deleRhting
such powers 70 those In authority 10 detail six
policem en- TO 20 around and shoot all unmuEIled
dogs. Now, ] earnestly protest against such
action, from tho fact that II u contrary to the
feelings Of our better nature. The idea Of be.
holding q bot OF men going around the streets,
shooting dogs in an lndiscriminate manner aad
ehiidfen ave endangered thereby, Is simply ab'
surd, II not contrary TO our nnor sensiblliues,
About two years ago there vas dog shot In
front OF my door, and the OticeT not Killing the
Door bruts, the colored man that was with him
took II up by the legs and knocked Its brains
out on the cuTbstOne.
1 trust that the Governor will look into this
matter before issuing proclamation. and see "
some better mode cannot be adopted for the eK'
tlnctiOn OF the unmuEIlOd canine race.
Very respectfully. y. LoHE ScHivELY,
COS Sixth street southeast.
Inl, d ism
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-29

-, -.u
CITY InALi, TALH'
The ONO river u 70 DC uAmheu'
A good thing Cor iohu-a hdcklng cough
The lowest organism = Old Dog Tray.
The birth Of a Itar-A new policeman.
sailor, should be excused for intompsrane0
- Sha ,,aSsai avian saIls Into port
"nsu tno 'o' -, ,,.,.,, h..a,.. of the
Nessen hte V ,sn,s
- -, ,.as..o r,.t.,, IN m. baIIot-a
49,, ~ tu y, ~, ~, "a IA n giass 10 look into
Nhoo" W ''oH W. - ~ 49,. -, a, 100
Reporters Who VISIT ho'aSo hA'' " "
"Seer sucker sullH
Too thln-cOming ont before the pubIc IN
card.
Heating Jonah -aOcletlea going 10 luhoTAl
10 a body
C,l l. "a InVersolI returned from GOTHAM
vsstSriav moTnInE and Il al the National
- ~ usJ,tct of OttumWa. Iowa. Is At
the AriinEt0n,
~ "a T,m.r of New Jsrsey. will start pa.
49,. ~ 49,. IN a fsW daya
Toe hAndsomo LOusur'uso ms BO'0 '''A "
Iowa
Pat y. HAYES, o. OmAhA tepoISs NS"'a'Ns
"O.k." Tor the tanner anu 'hoenAnoi'
W. ]. WhArtenby Il one Of the best pohueh
workers 10 the PennsylVania Association.
Th.re IA A cash balance Of tSS9sI IN the hands
Of the decoration COMMITTEE Of the ~ A, n.
Adam q. eat forty sott crabs on the Fortress
Monroe trip. SO Barney says.
phil T Sauth. Of OhIo Foes home in October
90 rnaIs a feW Snerchea for a. and w
W : - -. ..,,,,., o.. ,,,,,,.I,
Horace 1Ieeiey M ,ot .1gil' W. I'm =, i'H
ne nays u uoes uo' pay W W ~, "e,e ,.
The sAleof Alph. Browns ~ Ase- bali lnst i
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-29

Yesterday afternoon Mr., Charles Selby, lat,
Of this city, was buried with all the hOnOrs O
the various Orders to which no belonged. The
deceased was a respected member Of the ReJ
Men, brotherhood Of the Union and Knights o.
PythaR Usage Tribe No. Of Red Men, and
Potomac Circle No. 8, u. Of u, each had out
their hno banners. Friendship Lodge No, s, X
Of p, were escorted by about forty members Of
the Order dressed IN their new uniform and car,
rying their lodge dag. A portion Of the Marine
band headed the line Of procession. The TO,
mains were Inferred In the Congressional Gene.
IaFV
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-29

The Masonic Choir Of this District have com.
plsted arrangements for q ave days excursion
Into Virginia, the trip commencing on the lptb
OF August and during their tTayela will give
several concerts. They will visit Wier's cave,
White sulphur springs, the Natural Bridge,
I.ynchbuTg and stanton. Grand Master q,
=, StAnshuTy and several members Of the Grand
Lodge will accompany them, and the party viii
number about seyenty-hyo persona Robert Bali,
esq, president Of the choir, has completed all
the arrangements, and the trip promises to be a
most delightful one. Mr.. Alexander Gardner,
the photographer will be among the party, and
take views OF some Of the prominent places
visited.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-29

On Friday night last, shortly after9 O'Clock,
while Mrs. A. W. Dyson, cOl0Ted, was walking
along X street near the corner OF Seventeenth
street, she was attacked by u oOloTed man, Who
attempted to raVish her person, Not succeeding
In this he tried 10 stand her on her head, and
then offered other indgnltles, after which he
left her, Mrs. Dyson says he was large, stout
man and bATetOOtod. On tho same night, about
half an hour amer the hTst occurrence, Mrs,
Bridget DOnOhue, white woman, was knocked
down In the same nelRhbOThOOd by eOlOTed
man answering the description Of the man that
psFfIetrAted the hrst outrage.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-29

On saturday night Oficer I.Oane found ma n
named Patrick MahOnsy lying near the corner
Of Eleventh street and Pennsylvania avenue
with severe cut 10 his heal and took him tn
the Central station. house. nov the accident
happened Is not definitely known, tIt, ~ the
man had been imbiblng freely, II u presumed
that he received the hurt In fall. DIR. Tee
dressed the wound, after which he was taken a.
Pennsylvania avenue and u street northwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-29
vIkIr
WuT=NN=.NN.
usEEuL vACrs worm KuowrSa.

UsEEUL TAOTs WORM EHowIHa.
THuRsToH's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is the
best Dentrihco In use. It keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
Price 70 and 20 cents.
JoUvENs InOdsrous XIII Glove Cleaner is far
superior TO anything known. Price 70 cents.
THoHFsoHs PomAds Optims Is exquisite. It
aOftons, boautihes, and blrongthsns tho hair.
Price % and 80 cents.
U,F HaIa Y IlFuuutntn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-29

The Nationals are not dead, but sleeping. This
afternoon the Nationals will again open play
with their newly.organiIed nine, on It's old,
original basis, Every man an amateur player
BeTthrong, Stearns, White, Coughlln, watot.
man Doyle, Beale, Holllngphead aud Blelaskl.
Their opponents will no the "Chssapeakes,"
the leading contestants for the Junior champion.
ship. Dame called at 400 p. IN.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-29

Saturday afternoon while cOlOTed boy was
crossing Pennuylyanin avenue at Tenth street
he was run over by wagon driven by Charles
TOmmeT, and the wheels VI the vehicle passed
over his body, lniicting serious injuries Ofticor
Burr sent the boy to bis home, when medical
assistance was furnished and his condition made
easier.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-29

A band Of choice spirits fond Of sport have Just
organized q yacht club with the above name.
They have elected officers, and are now negO.
taunK for hne yacht, capable Of carrying
twenty-five persons. Mr.. W. o. Magee Ia presi
dent, which Il q guarantee that the association
will 20 on and prosper, and before long show the
community that hrstclass yacht club can exist
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-29
THE COURTS.


SPRCIAL TERM Judge HumphTsys This
court vas engaged as follows Saturday!
Lawson vs., lawson. Decree, by consent, al.
lowing complainant go per month pending suit.
Fisher Bird vs.. Grant Decree taking bill
for confessed.
Riley vs. walker. Case ordered to DO post.
pOned.
Hoover vs.. Hoover. Order diminishing the bill
without prejudice. Adjourned.
ORPHANS CouRr-Judgs Humphrcy,,-ThIs
court was engaged as follows SATURDAY:
The will Of Daniel Sampson, bequeathInR his
estate to his family, was died.
The will Of Ephraim CLARK was admitted to
probate. Ho leaves his estate 10 his hmlly,
Letters Of administration were granted on the
estate OF Nathan Lewis to Mrs Lewis and on
the estate OF X. CLARK 10 Maria CLARK bonds
In n, 900 Wero hled In each case
number Of small accounts wore proven.
Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-29

PoLICH CoURT-Judgs Sneii.--John Rine, as.
sault on Robert Z. Martin; IS and costs. vii.
llaw Nelson, n0llF profequi John Evans, as.
sault on his wife; IS, Sarah uiasoos, threats 10
Ann LOmaN; dismissed. Patrick O'DOnnell,
assault on his wife; continued. james Kearney,
assault on his wife by striking her on the head
with an iron kettloi BOnda in the sum OF $40 to
keep the peace SIX months were required. Mary
4. Matthews, assault on Amanda stuart with
intent TO KILL the Judge sent the case to the
grand Jury. Charles King, a failure 10 secure
an excavation with the proper safeguards -.
Luck, drunk; IS, ]. T, StOckbridge, DOisterous
talking; dismissed. john Blsckst0ns, swear
ingi dismissed. Samuel Lawson aud Mary
Warner cursinRi " each. Robert solomon,
falling to drive on tho right hand side Of the
street; dismissed. Frank KidWell, driving
through funeral procession; "a, George Bow.
lev yagrancy and habtual drunkenness Otiicer
shelton testified that he found him In the East
srn Branch, boat 10 which he had set of
having upset
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-29
pRoPosALs FOR FLOUR.

HEADQUARTERs DEPARTMENT or THE PIATTE)
OFFIOE JHGET OOMMiHHAnY or hunsIATEROK,
OMAHA hEn., Jane II, l57l
Sealed proposals. 10 duplicate, with guarantee
signed b. tao persons OF known responsibility uDt
blddsTs will be received BY the AptlnE fgmInlJaEi
o. bugslstonse ~ the nbw military posl near Beaver
Oily, u, r., untl II O'Clock a. M. on THURSDAY,
the sl Of August lTl tor iuFulShlnE Flour delivered
At the pOat 10 good new single aaoka 10 su0h quLnt
tics may be from tins 10 tins required OT The use
HH4bs OommiasaD General Of sabsstsnee MAJ dl.
Fs5t, com manong cd the l / Of October, t51a
sample Of not lees than ten (0) POUNDS, labelled
with the bidders name, must accompany each pro.
pOsal, and DO referred TO therein.
Proposals should be Endorsed "PTopOsAlg for tOuFN
sud addressed "a the "a, y. 3, heRybJ pitR U, ~
y whom application lhpdh DO pLdp Tor further In.
j.W'HARRIuER,
Iva bvt bhH, Gen, o, o, g.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-29
To the Republican Voters, ThirIesNlh Dis
frIet.

WAHHtNuruN, July q, ISL
Enron REPuRLICAH-Sir; win you allow
me- through tho columns Of your widely-circu.
hated Journal, to dehne my position To tha "yOt-
been prominently used In connection with the
August convention as . Tallying point for
number Of the "diEsAtished." desire II to be
distinctly understood that will not allow the
use OF my name except by those who are un-
duallhedly In favor Of Grant and Wilson, the re-
domination and election Of the Hon. ". y,
Chapman as our Delegate TO Congress and the
Hon. Arthur shepherd as our (Thlrleenthl dis
tFIct representative to the Legislature.
Very respectfully, &c,