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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29
LINZ or srEAMsHPs
Railroads.

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
WAsHuaror, Dec %, 1870,
Trains between WARRINGTON and BALTIMORE
and WARRINGTON ANDTHKWKST. are now run
ToR BAITIMoRE
~SO p NJ .nd f os' NS9 i siFlfios M ''SR
Leave DAILY, szcspt sunday. 81 tib, sb, and IL ~
% FOR PRTN6iPkI Way STATIONS.
BlAdsnaburR, Beltsyile. Laurel. Annapolis Junction.
and RslSS-Lss,S a SO, s.is, md iep 4 M, and
stops Al JessoPG The .. m, on sunday. stops n
puring the ueSk The $50 '. m. train stops 81 AnnAD-
EOR AHNAPOLyb.
Leave 81 ais a N. and 40 D No train 70 o. IRON
AnnAV0ls o" 'ano On SUNDAY,
FOR BALT1M0kK
Leave 800 s : 4; "a "a ~ lfi IN
ron ALE PARTS OF THK WEST
Lssye dali, sHeept SATURDAY and Sunday AteO n
% On ss.s ard ~ .S ., n, and 10 pm.
Oa Sunday iloo and - ., M, only, oonnsotinF q
RsaS Blatoa With trains from baltimore 70 Whsslina
u sss.ssaIs aa1 Ps between Rslsy aNS'i an 90
Hsass siiS StrAsSafs ahd wIaSsssIsS SsoomnodS
fhsoazh uokssa 70 ths wsst can be had .. the wash
lnHton HtAtlop iofet Once a. all houru In the dAy
los NJ. gsl Phis1Ydspsia I'D BOSsig ~ .d's'
''as@'"' u in'00sn iAn nsslss 81 fT~sssoStsiioa.
In oOLE, qensrsI Ticket Agent
0RO, 81 KODNTE, General Agent
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29
ARMY SUPPLIES.
oyTIoE our 9. s., DEEARrArEsT oy MI.souRI.l

A RhY SUPPLIES.
orEioE Only o. s., DEPARTMENT oy MImouRIl
Four LkAvgNwonrn. Yet. 8, Ism <
bealed proposAls 10 dupieate, will be received Al
this once until u O'Clock, m, March is71. Tor fur
niahinG tbs Subslstenoo Department, Usltsd statss
ArmF a. Fort Lsavsaworth, with The following named
artioloa
New Bacon. olOar sides, wlntsroursd. In new qua.
Xxx Flour. from fall wheat, IN square single and
donbls aAshs, oontAinlng 10y pounds nst each.
Beans, Rloe and Salt Ia barrels veil oooparod and
In squars doubs sacks, ooutainlns 100 pounds nst.
Green Rio Coffee, In original aAoks and In square
double sacks, containing loo pounds net
brown Sugar, equal 10 Stewards So" In barrels
and In double aAoka containing LOO net
YlneGSr Of % and @ grains strength. In baTos and
hAlf.barrels, full iron. hoped and pelntsd.
boHes well strapped with iron hickory.
Choice Family Flour, from fall wheat, In square
.insis nd soasl. s.sh. eoet.inipE lou poundi net
Bidder giii stat. what quantity q s,eh article nd
for theJ will furnish, and when thsy win dslivsr the
same, ~ we'll - the lind Of packages.
Bacon.
BLANK forms Of proposals yin be furnished upou sp.
plieation 10 this ohes, we'll By the PurchAsinE
oommissAriss In 81 Louis and ohioaeo.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29
PE!fOoEi7S F9s 81 5FsSH AND ooRSED BEEl

.OTYfcE PosT lND Drror CON Rupsl
a..,.. MAsHisotol, p. O., February .. ls7a, ! -
sealsd prgPos.s p dupoats, Will be reosived m III
u N. THURsDAY. March H. ls7l Tor All ths Fresb
and Oorned Besf and Mutton required al ma Dspot
eommsuoing April !, l57a Information and oordI
ug pos Oo'A'n'a% % HkLL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29

-
SPARKLING MoselIe q Hoekhsim.r.
Ciarsts from the HOUSE OF BrandSnburE Frsres.
Hsnhesay brandy, 1883.
HArmony'l TopA. sherry.
Old jamaica and st. Cfolx Run.
Bass English Ale, GHlnAeas Brown St0at.
YOungers MuiT's Scotch Ale.
run N .ss IN FlsdsraSk county. ven superior.
FRUITS, &C.
NEW RAlsnIs. (.slsstsd.J whole bOISs, halves and
suTdRNx zNp sRRDLEss RAIsINs.
NEW OURRAnTb AND OlrhOh.
CANTON GINGER.
FRkSH FIGS. PRUNKH, 40, 40.
Prime New York Batter, (Gilt Rdse.)
siasrvs, aoiisr's, and Lowering syrup.
Norton'S Pine Apple Cheese.
Rasiilh Dalry, kdam and ParmesAa Cheese.
MhEylAna Hans (1uEar Curod.)
smoked beef, Beef Tongues.
Breakfast Bacon, Refined Lard.
Parker mouae Soups.
aordOn,s Preserves End Jelllea, OF Various klnds.
MAllart'l Finest Vanilla Chocolate.
Crosse \ Biankwells LOadon Pickles, (assorted.)
Keen'a LondOn MuatAId.
FINEST Preach And italian on.
Italian Paste and MAearonl,
nufnetps FtaVoFlnE Rxtraota.
LisbiG's Extract o. Beef, Fresh Asparagus.
| AtmOre'a Mlnee Neat.
i Honnedy'a Celebrated Crackers.
HpntleJ 4 Falmer'l'l Livsrpoell Crackers.
i earned Lobster and salmon.
| WlnSlOW'u AngAT Corn.
Berdsa's condensed Milk, (Raels nrand.l
/ For sAls By BhYAN bros.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29

PHILP q SOLO p3Es, . -.,,, go
Thomas on the Diseases Of wemsn Cd Poof Mis-
Flncht e. The To Norrov o. Death eLfh The
ns@.ss ' ssspss Si7G Bsad Sss's sso..; b. ~
r. HaidemAn "a Juqretius on ~. Mature q Thlnes
1nhnits ABd the Fipitsj BY 1heophlus Psrsons u
Radle. prybl.msi b. .. a. Rsr.oI; fa ~. Abomiaa
ei.O Bohslisns apsotfum knalJsisi Ella Voltairs
h JohP M9slsyi az. hlts e Ts.,sl, p u Y
l.0, hAodeaald,s .wllfred Oumbsrmsdsj" ALA
Weshs Guide % Busi9e.si o. Hayes Land q De.
fRkhOH BOOKS, eomprisinG the bcsf Novels Of
tie promlne nt Freuoh Authoru.
PHI.P Il aOLOMONa,
booksellers and HtAtioners,
fsblB Oil PennaylvAniA avenue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29

As-In addItIoa to the above prices, 80 cts. per
case, eurreney, will be Charged for freight.
AsrPInis Of all the above wines extra from
$50 TO -, coin, per ease.
ss-All time Purchases must be closed By note.
A9-rhe above are New York prices.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1872-09-05

though not quite so precipitately, as before.
He went to Lowell every week till mid-sum-
mer, and then he astonished his numerous
friends, including his sisters-in-law, by the an
nouncement of his marriage. Curiosity ran
high in regard to his choice, but it was baffied
for time, tor he took his bride abroad imme-
diately, and they were absent three years.
You may we'll believe those three years were
not wasted by woman Of Lymp fuckers en-
ergy and ability. She had shrewdness, tact,
and readiness of imitation. She only needed
good models to shape herself into lady. In
deed, all the essential elements of lady's
character were in her to begin with, and ed
ucation drew them out. Accordingly she is
at this present writing not only the handsom'
est woman of my acquaintance, but very near
ly the most elegant. She does not laugh 80
loud as she did, but her smile is dazzling.
Her voice is pitched somewhat lower, but it
has lost none of its heartiness. She has a
leaning toward magnifcence in her dress, but
is quoted as model of good taste. She is the
pride of her husband, who has been growing
younger all these ten years, and the fond
mother of three little boys Her sisters-in-law
refer to her as kind of oracle in all questions
of taste and good-breeding. She is gracious
and hospitable hostess in luxurious home,
and living illustration of the fact that there
is no place Yankee girl will not fill as if she
were born to it, in spite of the most unfavora-
BILE circumstances
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1872-09-05
THE CIRCULAR" OR MOSES TICKET.
SKETCH OF THE CANDIDATE

Said Major Louis Merrill, the monarch of
the ku-klux country, and supporter of the
boilers ticket, ri am thoroughly disgusted
with the present aspect of things, and my faith
in the fitness of the negro for the suffrage has
almost been touched. Should change for
the better not occur in the next two years, l
for one, will advocate the return of the State
to provisional government, under control Of
the United States Government" So that it
will be perceived that the war-cry of both
parties is reform in the State Government
And it is acknowledged by both sides that un.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1872-09-05

end that the arabic land in the State, three
fourths of which now lie fallow, may be
brought into speedy cultivation, manufacto-
ries established, and our grand material re-
sources be developed under our beneficial sys'
tenn of government which recognizes, as be-
tween citizens of South Carolina, no discrim-
ination on account of race, color or nation.
ality.
18th. With full faith in the justice Of these
principles, confessing our errors of legislation
and administration in the past, which have
wrought grievous injury to the State, we ap-
peal to all true Republicans to unite in bear
ing our candidates to victory, and to prove to
the world that, in South Carolina, Republic
anism and good government are not incon-
sistent with each other.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1872-09-05


his preference, though she felt compelled to
decline his proposal. She had not done so
hastily; she had considered his offer we'll
She did not even affect to conceal from him
that it had been strong temptations for her
poor, hard-working girl, struggling single
handed with the world. But she did not
think it would be right for her to purchase
ease and enjoyment for herself in that way.
She was not educated for the circle to which
he belonged, and if she were to take him at
his, perhaps, hasty word, he might regret it
some day. Then, too, he had the right to the
love as we'll as the respect of the woman whom
he should make bis wife; and she could not
pretend to give that to man whcn she had
never thought of in any such relation. She
should always feel grateful to him for the
honor he had intended her, and she wished
him all manner of prosperity and happiness
with some woman better suited to him than
she. 80
Harvey read this letter over great many
times: He thought he saw that it was not so
much positive objection to himself which had
decided her rejection ofhis suit as the woman
shrinking from so hasty an arrangement with
one of whom she knew so little. The naive
confession that his offer had been temptation
touched him. Her life was laborious and full
of care; there could be little brightness in it.
Yet when he thought Of all she had done and
been to others, and recalled the gay courage
with which she faced her lot, the cheerful
helpfulness, the gentle kindness that never
failed, his heart swelled with tender admira-
ton. "she is the only woman on earth for
me" he exclaimed, "and, by Heaven, I will
win her yet" ..
And he set himself to do 30 as earnestly,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-08

The Black Hill Gold NIipes.

CHICAGO, March 5.-Sensational reports
have been published lately Of alleged Won
derful gold discoveries in the Black Hills,
in Wyoming Territory and an 'ex: edition
is organizing in Sioux City for the purpose
of going there. A letter from citizen or
Dacotah who is well informed npon mat
tiers in the western territories, warns the
public against this new humbug, which is
gotten up by the sharpers to vlctlmlZe such
as NAV be induced to join the wild goose
expedition. He says there is probably no
gold in the Black Hills, and even if there
was, the treaty Of the government with the
Indians in that regionis such that no white
man can take possession of the hills in
question, it being reserved territory.
SIOUX CITY, March 1.-The Chicago jour-
mats editorial denouncing the Black Hills
gold discovery. telegraphed by the Asso-
ciated Press last night, created much
amusement in this city to-day. The special
correspondent Of the Journal, from Da-
cotah, Oh whose statement the editorial was
based, is well known here. and known to be
entirely irresponsible. He was in Chicago
on the day the editorial appeared, and I'M
dOubtedly wrote it himself. A sufficient
refutation of the whole statement is the
fact that every paper in Dacotah fully
credits all reported discoveries, and publish
reports fully confirming the same. Excite
ment here continues undated. The citi-
zens to-day subscribed two thousand dol
lars cash in aid of fitting out the first ex-
petition, and have pledged themselves to
furnish any amount required to fully de-
velop the gold fields. Letters are pouring
il from all sections of the country making
inquiries ia regard TO the matter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-08
Monetary--Comm
MONETARY.
oPpICs OF THB DAILY REPUBLIcA.


The money market continues quiet aud
easy, with 40 change in street rates. We
noticed a moderately fair inquiry for dis
counts at bank. but all the al paper Of
fered is readily negotiated. We quote
Al notes, with unGuestionable celater-
ais, at l00- T. cent T. annum, and
second grade at - a Il: Al business paper.
without collaterals. at l00ll, and good
and second grade II a ID. Mortgage paper
still rules at Ga 10 for Al, and l. for
second class.
Gold opened at llOls a ll04 against HOS
at New York., and closed at ll0ll HOS
against ll04). The sales included $1,000.
$1,000 and $4,000 at HOS: S3Oo0 5000. $500
and 100000 al ll0l4: $1,000 at ll0l4 a Hos
and $1,000, $4,000 and $4,000 at HOS.
No sales of any moment were reported il
silver. We quote l01 y 0Sl2 for American
half dollars. and 3d3l2 T. cent premium III
gold for Mexican dollars
Operations in foreign exchange We're OF
moderate extent. and rates for commercial
bills were a shade easier. The business in
sterling summed up $50, geo. Of which $500
bill of lading at Il9l4 $4,000 bill of lading
at 1885: $4,000. $4,000 and 10000 bill of
lading ard t300O and 5000 clear at / 1919 :
5000 clear at ll9l2 ll95s: e2000 clear and
$1,000 bill of lading at 1885: $1,000 clear at
1898: and $4,000 bank at l20l4.
We heard OF no sales OF francs. Sterlln q
may now be quoted at li9l4 q li9a for
good to AL bill of lading and clear. and
1901. a l20l2 for bank.
Domestic exchange was shade sitter
The bank remittance rate for New York
sight was par. and We noticed sales OF
$4,000 private bankers NeW York sight at
l-l6 T. cent discount; $4,000 and So. OGG
private bankers and $1,000 bank at 3 -:
$4,000 and 100000 private bankers at IS;
900 commercial at Is a 5-:}2, and SO, 900
sight on Providence at 2s.
In stocks 80 shares ordinary Louisiana
levee sold at 50 81 10; 100 and 100 do al 81:
200 do at s. l2l2; 80 Ammonia Propelling
at $50 (closing price about 500; 80 Jefferson
City Gaslight Company at 500 30: 10 Calca-
sieu Sulphur Mine $40 paid at S3S 80: %
do full paid at s4s; 40 same at sig; and )
New Orleans City railroad at SIS.
$4,000 city seven per cent, new, bonds
changed hands at II, and :ll 600 do. Old, Al
SO.
The only sales of warrants reported are
$4,000 State al 75l4 $500 do at !. and 500
do tjddges' warrantsj at 80
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-08
Rays-Caustic, but not Lusar.

The Monroe IateUigencer, a leading Rad
zeal paper of North Louisiana, OF which
Hon. Frank Morey is chief proprietor,
shines upon its readers through the follow
ing pertinent paragraphs. All acquainted
with politics in the Ouachita country will
appreciate the keen sarcasm of several of.
the illusions:
In replying to the attack made on us and
our friends by Hon. John Ray, in the State
Senate, we are not attacking that wing of
the Republican party to which he claims to
belong. We still believe that before next
fall our party can be reunited, and can now
tell the leaders OF the Customhouse wing,
that when they have known Hon. John Ray
as long as the people of North Louisiana,
they will have less confidence in MIN than
now.
Can anybody inform us whether, since
Hon. John Ray has joined the Republican
party, he has ever applied for or held any
office where thele was no money in.
CONSISTENTLY Telegraph continues
in one column, to repudiate all alliances
and, in another. calls on Hon John Ray to
come to it's aid. Well, who would have
thought this in 1868?
Hon. John Ray says there is one man ID
Ouachita parish who holds five offices.
Well. that man can say he is capable OF
holding many offices alone as 1t takes
four OF the Ray family to fill.
We learn, on good authority, that the
only one of the Rays in Ouachlta parish
capable OF holding an Office and not yet
supplied, was IA candidate for United States
mail agent on the North Louisiana and
Texas railroad For some reason he failed
to get it.
That LITTLE KNOT OF MEN-The Iele-
graph wants to know how many of THAT
little knot of men, would be inuriously
affected by taxation. An examination of
the tax-roll will convince any one that
nearly every one of "that little knot of
men" pays more taxes than the editor of
the Telegraph. Figures will tell.
The five Offices held by that one man in
Ouachita parish, alluded to by Hon. John
Ray. pay him annually the sum of 1928,
while the five offices held by the four mem
bers OF the Ray family, cost the federal,
State and city governments, between $1,000
and $4,000 per annum; and "yet Mr.. Ray is
not happy
Will Hon. John Ray please state whether
he did or did not irdorse the present public
administrator for appointment to the Gov
erMOr! Did he or did he not consent to the
appointment of the member of the police
Jury from the Monroe wardl Did he or did
not the Ray family vote for that same gen.
tleman for member of the city council.
Was not this same gentleman appointed
member of the city board of school directors
after one OF the patriotic Rays had re-
signed-we do not know whether it was be-
cause there was no money in the office or
nOtl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-08
MARKETS..
Domestic Markets.

New YORK. March 7.-COtton closed
quiet: sales $50 bales: middling upands
:l25sc, Orleans BIC. Futures quiet: sales to-
day $3.50 bales: low middling for March % a
22lsc: April 2212 225sc; May 227s a % Lice
June % l-l6 lsc; October goa 20 Lice.
Flour dropping: common to fair extra
S. 90aa Is: good to choice s. 7oa9 80
Whisky quiet at 90c. Wheat dull and
lower: winter red Western 81 ga g.
Corn closed dull and lower at 7012 a Il 1ac
Rice &c. Pork active at Sl3 80 a 10 81 T.
Lard active, but a shade easier; kettle rem
dered 9l2c. Naval stores quiet. Tall0w
S3i 09l4c.
Coffee easier: Rio Is a 20Ac. Sugar steady:
fair to good refining SIS a &c. Cuba SIP &c.
Molasses finn; New Orleans 80 a Csc. Rice
i'll fair request at s sc. Beef dull at S9a
10 30 for plain mess and SIl a II 30 for ex-
ira. Cotton per sail to Liverpool lad
CNCINNATI, March COTTON oriet.
middling - 22l4c. Flour steady: mode
rate demand; family s. 35a7 60. Wheat
dull and prices dropping; red 81 60 al 20.
Corn steady: demand moderate at a. ice.
Oats quiet but steady at 40 a i5c Pork
dull: prices dropping; sales at 81 80.
Lard dull: prices nominal at S5s &c, but
both can be shaded. Bulk meats quiet and
unchanged: shoulders 4lac; clear rib sides
6Lc; clear sides 6l2c asked. Bacon quiet:
shoulders 5l2c; clear 12c; clear sides 7l4c
Whsky-Falr demand, but at lower rates:
SIC
ST. Louis, March Cotton quiet: mid
ding 2la4 age. Flour quiet and unchanged
in every respect; business very light.
Wheat-Demand fair, market firm: No. ,,
spring Chicago 81 80 81 40; No. 3, fall 81 20.
Corn steady: No. 2, mixed, in elevator,
4Ol2c. Oats dull and prices dropping: No.
. in elevator 50 0361ac. Whisky dull at
S512c. Pork tirmer, more doing, Sl2 So
Dry salt meat dull; country penthouse
shoulders 4l4c; clear rib sides &c; clear sides
6Ac. Packed lots city meat-shoulders 4lsc
clear rib sides 6l2c; clear sides sac. Bacon
unchanged; only order trade. Lard easier
at Sl2 S5sc.
Foreign DIarkets.
LONDON. March 1.-Bullion in the Bank
Of England has decreased f270,000.
LIVERPOOL, March 7, Evening. - Red
winter wheat lis Stalls l0d. Bacon
Cumberland cut 3lS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-08
RahcOck,s HelubOld.

The announcement made snort time
ago that the famous chestnut horse, Helm
bold, had hopelessly broken down. turns
out not as bad as was expected. On Mr..
Babcock's arrival at Mobile, he found that
Helmbold had struck his leg severely, pro
ducing much Inflammation, which has since
subsidized, and that. it was hoped, Helm bold
would be able to begin training for his New
Orleans engagements at once. The rest OF
the Babcock stable are i'll fine health and
condition.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-08

Jones, kind hearted man, thinking his
landlady had difficulty in making both ends
meet, surprised her, on Saturday night, by
raising the price of his board. What was
his amazement at the end of the next week,
when his grateful hostess informed him
that she had concluded to raise his board
vet again, for she thought she had as good
q right to raise as he!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-08

The New Orleans REPUBLICAN thinks
Olive Logan has the finest head Of hair on
the continent. This verdict is as decisive
as complimentary. As judge Of hair the
REPUBLICAN has no living superior.--iei"
York Commercial i1,ejtisey
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-08
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING, NaIclI :, i;-2.
CoTToS-The sales to-day were confined
to $500 bales, at a decline on all grades be
low middling of about lac. We reduce our
quotations accordingly, and give also the Ex-
change figures, which are tor average lists
mot even-running as formerly. according
with its types, while ours are for average
lists, with the inside rates for strict
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-08
BELOW COMING UP,
apnpTpTa or pRCDUnE,

ARGYLE LANDING-Steamer k2tie-lES bales
cation 1916 SKIS cotton seed 45 SKIS seed cotton 10
SKIS oilcake 49,.
FORT ADAMS-Steamer Frank Pargoud-l24 bales
cotton $50 SKIS cotton seed 1903 hhds sugar 20 bhis
mOl2sses ,oo,
CANDEN-SteamerP " Strader-l0e6 bales cotton
80 SKIS cotton seed -
FORT JACKSON-Steamer Salle w bbls rice
and sundries
LOWER COAST-S-eamer Bradish Johnson
60 hhds sugar 128 bbls ElOlasses ia bbls rice
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Maria Louse->55 bales
cotton and sslndries
BY HE RAILROADS.
NoRG.ES LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
March 7-88 bales cotton SKIS seed cotton 14l bids
sugar bbs sugar 81 bbls mOlaSses
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
RO4D March 1-4l5 bales cotton 80 bales domestics
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD, March 1--3ss balss cotton and
sundry produce
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-08

There was some inquiry from buyers, who
advanced stlIi greater concessions than the
above; but the demand at the seilng rates
was slack, 1900 bales being taken by two
buyers, and the remaining 100 in several
small lots. Good ordinary sold at 2oas and
dc, but at the close 2C'sc was given as the
inside rate. Strict good ordinary sold at
2lAc. but at the close could not be quoted
over q lsc. At the same time many factors
adhered to their previous pretensions, con
tding in favorable reaction predlcated on
the falling off in the receipts.
The Exchange reports: Demand fair;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-08

The Denver Rocky Nountain Ne~s is re,
sponslble for the assertion that dllapldated
preachers in Colorado are reapipg glorious
reward of knitted purses, washtubs, Goals
read v made clothes and things.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-08

In Philadelphia last year. IL, 1888 399, 4ol
gallons of water were used in adulteratlng
milk and getting up steam at the Leager
Office to publiNh the obituaries OF dlstln
guished citizens over eighty years Of age.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-08

man recently drawn as juror at White
River Bottom, Indiana, came in from the
country to state that he hadn't been to the
city before for thirty years, and did not
know who had been President since Andrew
jackson.