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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-01-26

faith" So this doctrine Of PoIygamy
stood till July, 1913, when Smith, as
it is asserted, to pscify his wife, in
regard to spiritual wives" who had
been "sealed" to him, received the
famous new revelation authorizing
POlygamY. Yet this seems not to
have been promulgated very pub
licly, but kept rather as a private
command, for in 1916 the heads Of
the Mormon Church issued to the
world the following statement: IN
asmuch as this Church of Christ has
been reproached with the crimes OF
fornication and pOlygamy, we de-
clare that we believe that one man
should have but one wife, and one
woman should have but one husband
except in case of death, when either
is at liberty to marry again" 1t is
true, they have since learned better
" hat is the existing faith of their
Church; yet il is obvious now. that
inSsmuch as Brigham Young has
succeeded to al Smiths rights, the
way is plain for easily changing their
faith again. And, indeed, in answer
to this suggestion from Mr.. Colfax
more than six years ago, I 0ung said
that he should be ready 10 welcome
q new revelation forbidding poiyga-
my, We almost y Wonder he has not
before this received it. a little OF
Judge McKean's S prompting may
quicken its coming.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-01-26

A freshman writes from Harvard-''I
went to recitation first time Tuesday,
and on the way caught up with young
fellow who, in answer to my inquiry
said he was going to the same recita
ton I was. It seemed queer that sc
young a boy could have entered col
lege. He asked me if I had looked a
my lesson, and I said No with a laugh
He laughed too When the recitation
began I noticed the same fellow was
conducting it."
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Queen Elizabeth.

In Paul Eeintzner's ''Travels," 1893,
A. fhs following description: ''She
.gas said to be ffIy-five years old.
Her face was rather long, white, and
.soDswbat wrinkled; her eyes small,
black, and gracious; her nose some
what ile0f; .. lips compressed; her
teeth b.l.c', from eating sugar.. She
had ear-rings Of pearls, red hair (but
artificial, and wore a small crown.
Her breast was uncovered tas IS the
csse with all unmarried ladies in
Eogland), and around her neck was q
,chain OF precious gems. Her hands
v1vers graceful, her fingers long. She
was Of medium size, but stepped on
Enthusiastically She was gracious an 1
kind in l-eF address. The dress she
wore was of white silk, with pearls as
Barge as beans. Her cloak was OF
black silk, with silver lace, and long
train was carried lay q merohioness.
s.. spOk English, French and Ital-
ian: but she knew also Greek and
I.atsu, and understood Spanish, Scotch
and Dutch. Wherever she turned her
ewes people fell on their knees. When
Size came to the door of the chapel,
hooks we're handed to her, and the
people casiAd out, God save the Queen
4Giizabeth q BheTeuponi the queen
answered, Il tha2ka you, myn good
Feuple.j"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-01-26

Men are seldom disappointed, ex-
cept when their desires are immode-
rate, o. when they suffer their passions
to overpoweE their reason and dwell
upon delightful scenes Of future honOrs,
power, or riches till they mistake prob
abilities for cerfainties or Wild wishes
Tor rational expectations. If such men
when they awake from these voluntary
dreams, find the pleasing phantom
vanish away, what can they blame save
their own folly?
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There was rough sense in the Febuke
once administered by Scotch peas
ant to Sir Humphrey Davy and Pro
E.ssor Pinyfair. ia their geological
asssOr tle philosophers were brea king
stones in the rocks under Arthur 3
Seat on Sunday. The peasant
came up to them and warned them
oil, saying, aye think ye are only
one-bIeakers, but ken ye are Sab
lath-brcakers, and We deserve TO bt
stoned Mith your ain stones"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-01-26

FROM BRAZTL.-A very interest
ing letter, dated "Campenos, Prov
ince Para, Brazil, Oct u, 1871, >" ap-
pears in the Camden (Ark.) Democrat
Of a late date. 1t was written by Mr.
D. r. Coulter, and contains some in
teresting information in regard to
agricultural and other affairs in that
country. We make q couple of eX-
tracts:
The Americans cultivate their new
lands like the natives for the first
two years, but they use the pIOw the
third and make more corn than the
natives; cotton about the same. On
old land the Americans can make
about twenty-five to forty bushels to
the acre of corn. Some land had
been planted in sugar cane forty years
cOnsecutively, broke up and planted
in corn two years, last year yielded
forty bushels; it had never been
plOwed until put in corn, and was
roughly plOwed the first season. Any
land here makes good rice, of course
the richer the better. The yield is
from fifty to one hundred bushels, as
reported to me by an American,
seventy-five bushels if the land is
good and properly cultivated, and is
considered a certain crop. Sweet
potatoes yield abundantly. Vege-
tables of all kinds do well. The
orange, lemon, pineapple, fig, and
many other fruits do well. Bananas
and pIantins We're badly injured by
the frost, and will produce nothing
this year. The plants are now grow
ing, but can't bear fruit before June
or July, and then the frost may get
them, as it has for the past two years.
1t had not frosted here for many
years before, and may not again.
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.e 24 snuarcs in each columu.

AENoUECEaENTs.-Ann the name OF
person for County Office, IS; State Office SO;
Federal Office Sl5 Invariably IN advance.
s$ The above Terms and Rates will be
strictly adhered 10.
~ RELIGIOUS, Marriage, Birth aud Death
Notices solicited, and will be willingly insert
ed FEEL OF CHARGE. Obituaries will be charged
at Or advertising rates.
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SubscriptiOn.
One year.

Rates or Advertising.
Qinehi or 10 lines Of type, constitutes Isquare.l
One square, first insertion. n............ 81 90
kach subsequent insertion. ............. so
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05

go KoApmausclap Ia In New York.
- Father Ryan, the "PoCt priest Of the
South, IL on his way to Romo.
"A soItcausclou mess ct elegance ls what
alls Whitelaw Reid.
- An English philauthropist has left 1900, 900
francs to build a lunatlc asylum In France.
- Gen. q. T. Bsaurogard is = candidate for
the office OF administrator OF Improvements at
New orleans.
- The composer, Musoni, author Of the opera
OF "UamOens," Will CHI has been brought out at
Naplos, Is said to be no other than HIS Majesty
Don Fernando, Of Portugal
@. q. Flint, the Druid" correspondent Of
the New York World during tho war, Is writing
London letters for that Journal, over the sigma
ture Of " Plcadllly."
Bret Harte IL said 70 he engaged on several
stories that will rival the "Outcast Of Poker
Fiat" this best work so FAR THE Luck OF Roar
ing Camp" aud "Mlggles."
- One Of tho nrst places visited by Victor En-.
manuel upon his return to Naples, was the elf.
Gus The King has an especial weakness ior
horses, horsemen, and not untfequenty Tor
| horsswOmen as we'll.
- The late John A. drlswold was first elected
| to Congress as Democrat, but ne was patriotic
TO the core, and voted all neeltal supplies TO
carry on the war. He owned the Monitor when
she fought the Merrlmac, the Government At
| that time not having accepted her.
| - Charles NJ. Darrell, conductor on tho Maine
| Central railroad, IL lucky man. He has beer
/ employed twenty years on the road, has rode
over 500, 900 milss has never received any injury
himself, aud never has known Of the slightest
injury received % passengers or employees OF
| his train during this time.
| - A son Of Gen. Logan was among the pas
| senEers robbed by highWaymon on the Helena
and Ogden stage coach, in Pleasant valley, Mon
tana On the 18th inst YouRg Logan was re
llsved Of -, 800 In cash and checks, He IL thu
pSymastsr Of the Yellowstone expedition. Tn,
passengers In the coach lost 5000.
The London correspondent Of the New Yorl
World writes to that paper that BradlAugh, TIL
great English ioonoolast, Will visit this eountT!
| IN the early part Of next year, and spend SOM
three or four months here He adds; He vii
pretty certainly create = sensation among you
| and many Of your people no doubt, viii DO ElaI
| 10 see and hear the coming CROMWELL the nTs
| president OF the second English republic"
| General ROsecrans, says MaEAtlan letter
| 10 now In tho City Of Mexico urging Congress u
| ALLOW him certain concession, but do not So
| how the Government oan afford 70 pay cent
having scarcely enough " pay It's own em
| ployes vacant lands alone would certainly By
| no inducsment to European capitalists much
less Americans, to invest 10 Mexican RAILROAD
i aNa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05

u WI WaGmSGToH, b, o., NovSa6sr !, Is79
Ga he petition OF CHARLEH o. DICKINSON, OF POugh.
ks0pss, New York, praying for the eHtsnsion Of .
patent granted 70 him on The LIST dy OF feoruArJ'
lsle, for an Improvement In HArVeatsTui
IL is ordered that the testimony In the eaas DO
e1ssd on the Sst day Of nsIt that the dms
Tor ding Arguments and the RIAminsr's report bs
limited TO the 10th day Of January nbIt, and that
said petition be heard on the 18th day Of January
Ary person may oppbse this extension.
nobITu8W N. ID. LkCiGsR1-f, Commissioner.
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TSR$ESFiF 81 4GE S5Eo66SFfF F E6FNw EEgsaHISsHaf
Board or PuB Tic WoRKs,
DISTRICT OF uo'.UAnIA,

BOARD OF PUn Lie WOhkHtl
DISTRICT or Co UMnIA,
WARRINGTON. ID, O., Oct. %, 1871
Whereas application In writing has been made
TO the undersigned for the opennE OF road In the
county Of WashlnEton, ID, a., from = point on the
north side Of Boundary street, opposite hiueteenth
street northwest, through the lands Of a. II, Dodge,
Mar lAnsburG, james RidEaWAy and Maria 2. Stod.
dArh, IN Thomas z MorgAn's sub-diyiaion Of OAK
IAun," and Hon, N, P, OhipmAn, Attorney General
Williams Hon, r. o. InEeTroll, A. p. Pardon, Dol.
hosbOT, j. " W, NAudSnburR, Hon. George Taylor,
T. 1. Tul och, o. " Richardson and ten. Duncan, In
sald oopnty And EhSrea. the UNDERMINED believe 4
opened above dsseribt aud prayed for A. whore
the route Of tAld road has been BY direction Of the
undeTaiEned duly surveyed, and plat thereof pre-.
pared and filed In our Ouoet
Notice Il hereby given OF the application Aforesaid,
~ we'll a. Of the openlnG Of the propoped road, and all
psruons having objections thereto are roqu utod 10
o. At noon, at the once Of tbs Vie President Of the
board o. Public Work. Of the District 81 Columbia,
Room No. IL, Mornaon'a BuildlnGu, fouHAnc.A halt
street, Washington, d. O., whore any objection which
may BE- made will be heard and con 4ldersd by order
OF the Board. OHAR. \. JOHNSON,
oC2t,e5, 81, noV2,6,a Assistant Secretary.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05

TINTED STATES PATENT OfFlOE,
" WAaHNoTOH, ID. O., Nov. 2, lsi2
On the petition Of GEOH0E U. JEAHIBOH, Of Ware,
uSstta praying for the eItsaAOn OF patent
granted TO him 90 the st day Of February, 1885, and
rsasued the bth day OF hATuh, ls2 Tor
mant In BAk8rs' Ovens;
II Is ordered That the testimony In the oAss be closed
on the Bist day OF DessmbsT nsIt that the time Tor
hllnE ATKunS nts and the EIAmners report be limited
70 the 10Th day OF January merit and that said petition
be heard on the 10th day OF January mort.
Any person may oppose this oItsuAlon.
noSsTuaW N. D. LE00 FTsf. Commissioner,
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| oTTICIAL. |


wAsHNoT0S, .. o., Nov. T. lea.
Information has been received at this Do
partmont from II. J. sprague, the consul Of
the United States at Gibraltar, Of the death,
on the 18th Of September, 1879, at sea, OF
GEORGE WnsoS, a seaman, formerly of the
American schooner J. Taylor, Of Baltimore,
MARYLAND.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05

From our dispatches this morning, 1t will
DO seen that the horse disease has swept down
as fal As Charleston, South Carolina. We
suppose II will not close now until 1t has
completed the conquest of at least the north
ern portion of the continent. SO fur as
Washington is concerned the disease does
not seem to DO Of very virulent description
here. although ninety per cent. of the ami
mails In the city are sick. The express com
panios have been compelled TO employ men
to deliver their baggage.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05
PROPOSALS. FOR CLOTHING AND CLOTH
L ING MATERIAL
BUBEAU or PROyInoss .sp nEofa!so,

IiIsrsd Al the BTooEiTn Nav Yard.
BToon Ssa ard s t6S Pssdpsa NS1S
Yard and loo At the ObArestown EAyy Yard,
within ninety days from the date u the contrast, GSd
must pass 70 usual naval inspef5u3n: ,,,, N.
tWlhSt all gooi, Wooldysd, with pure indigo, dark
blue and weigh = ounces to each yard Ot II inches
Tue flannel must be twiIlSd all WOOL woodyod, With
pure Indigo dark blue must DO In pleOea Of about %
Onnoas per yard with list each edge Of four white
piscS the pieces 70 be rolled separately, without
cloth. boards, and no place TO have loss average
Two thousand pArs OF the calf akin shoes, and the
whole amount Of the kip.skn shous must be cable
screwed Ike the samples to 10 seen at the several In
he sb6o ~ must he delivered Ia boxes made Of sOa
Hnuod white pno, planned q tongn'd and grooyed :
sides toy and bottom men III Oh, ADD Onds one inch
thick the II los 70 be nailed to the hnttou aud tho
one scroE 1t each oId u the bJE. DO counter sunk
\ lncp by ~ 'ch In dlimEtor.
zach mat urA must weigh ten pounds, inuludi Nc
uUkiuE, whCh IL 10 no cut foJt aUnes In length
inches In lonEth ald y Inches IN Width, Tbs hGiT,
uuk.ug oo'era and make " DO equal 10 tho samples
The shsstinF must be Tree from o,lon. ~ inches
wdu a1d weigh I-luu ouoces puT yard the texture
10 no by 10 l.l6 ct an iuon.
Tho artalos n Bntonsd mua' conform and bs equal
10 the TAmpCh At tho Euvo al inspect ms; al Tho
schedule 70 be- supplied ny the a6por Tor OF PToyIuns
| aid Clothing at the BToIHb Ma Yard.
The contractor vii he required to iurnilh throo
yarIs OF he cloth from witch II ID proposed - mAGu.
| Hctgro the tIowssrs botvrs tnry arc made up,
Offers may be made Tor orb Or more ylAss0a OF the
nrticl,s enumerated, bat must lneudS tho whole
amount Of auy one GLASS required,
suJpy Of fifteen thousand ards Of nannel, Of the
sane description ~ above given, 10 be delivered Al
Bonds, Win approved security will DO required In
onequaTter tho estimated amount q The contract,
the amount Of each payment a. collateral security Tor
ne GaG PeL9dma1de o. ne sontL9et ghio9 Tsss[Ia.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05

THEODORE TILToN has knack of saying
more absurd things which pass for wisdom
and genius among u certain class OF persons
than any other man In the country. Here,
for Instance, Is one ct his latesti IA single
vote may undo untold wrongs, may prevent
u million bullets four years hence" This is
simply iuslian. There is no sense or meaning
In IT, and he who wrote II should he In a
luuutlC ASYLUM
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05

General Orfsrs No. 20.
The following letter, containing the opinion
Of the Acting Attorney General, OF the proper
construction Of the act Of May 49, 1917, section 2,
flight Hour LAW,) Is published for the guidance
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Tea.

MAID ARIN IRA,
M Pure, heAlthful and fragrant (Mme. Demorsst,
prest ". =. %, SkS Broadway, new York, sold by
Mrs, hssloeL, QI3 L street northwest, and George
At Wholesale and retail by Mrs, Woayor 1900 Tsnth
street. northwest Price, d, 80 pound or Y pounds
BIZ mail Ooll.u
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05

ToR sALE-A BARGAIN.-sIXTY AORks OF
II GOOD GARDEN LAND, adjoining Maryland Ar
reulturAl College, Robert CLARK, Y. Miller, and X
Bella near RRgs Mi, eight miles from WASHINGTON
and one and a quarter from College depot, divided
into three zelda (wil sell the whole Or part beaut
iui building titss, shade trees 40, View OF United
States Capitol The soil IL we'll adapted 70 this ETovt Tn
Of grapes, peaches, Ac., do Remarkably healthy.
Toe above will be sold At great bgrg4tu.
near Pennsylvania avenue, eleven rooms, water,
apply 70 MINNiX 4 BARCLAY,
ostia'aS No 0O9 Fifteenth street, Opp. TTsasSrJ
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05
Personal.

en- OOn 900 AND $4,000 To
smAlle sums. N. N. ROHkER,
Oclieoddt Ala SaTanth street.
kJUT1OE-THAT X. 8, JUsTH, Blg ID STREET,
~ between Sixth and Seventh 6troeta northwest,
sells custom Ads second hand Clothing Il less than
bali the cost Of ready. made new ones n B,-Ssoond.
hand elothinG Of ali kinds b0uEht At fair oaah pTiOsa
NOTtOF-TO MY CUSTOMERS AND OTHERS
N JOHN DOUGLASS, Florist, takes this m ethod
Of Informing his ard otheru that Out Flow
er, BOuqusts. Baskets, Funeral WreAths UrpsseF,
40, can nov be furnished At the Greeuhouss, -Four.
tosnth street, between street and New York ave.
nue., cheap for the present
Bulge, E,stsrn Brunch, laNGe stock Of hns Ever.
bo7 ming Roses, IN h9wer, Persons who desire to
make selection for Autumn Planting are invited to
examine the stock. Prices moderutr.
ootla2W tOhronols aud PAtriotl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05

IAN ARTICLE on the election the Tribune
half comedies the defeat OF Ito candidate and
eI.editor, and says "ln any event the future
is ours" But pleSSe leave ont the next four
years
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Wants.

WANrED-Two sEooED;HANp Darts. TO
Eshih street, csal aud wood dealer. tStarl noytst
WANTED IMMEDIATRJY.oNE HUNDRED
w men and hlty horses and carts, Appg, g
kvins Oonorets Pavement COMPANY, No 1870.
PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
W Hagsman's German oonah MIXTURE VII cure
coughs and colds tAi eHosednE any othsr Iei1soy'
lto streets uorthsast nol.e,
IVANTED-THE PUBLIC. To KNOW THAT
w the best Gtoosres, Provisions and Me1m q AZ
kinds can be found II the store Of J. p. BARlkII
and Mra N. V. DYsER, corner Of R and First s5esA
I OTIS, UNIMPRovKD OR WITH IMPROVE
- ments, oi snal value wanted in apJ part o. ne
oy in quantities rom about $40 SQUARE isst 70 gsols
iSS 70 dsSI diSsoty %tb : buJsr, tSps ssvps sEg9ts
gs1 may S,t .asr,, Vn 1 "
grounds, With absolutely lowest price and best terms
TUREKA EMPLOYMENT oFFIOE. NO. SO1
Y f.s E'''n'A street. u.s. ai tS i6ffR o. BurLrR
M ANfRD,tNMtDtAfEL 10 FlRsT.OLAsss
fH3344isk 49, B UfERRs So sn aSSoSR .tTSs
ooEst
UTANTED-5OO WOMEN FROM THE NORTH.
w Germans, NorueglAns or sgedss preferred
dress Boz %. REPuBLicAN once. oo9q.u
1lKN TINNERs wANTED-STEADY EMPLOY.
i ment and god v.gss. Inquire lmmediatsy'
half and Z streets nOTthTsiL ootsi5t.
WAMrEsDn1I"khNII ugOV2ipsotvh i y, Viii Viii
srRoNG' N Il ,,Ieei Y.xsI. bStwSsn Fiftsenib md
slh1.N1t - ns,.vo' oo"e' Ue'"e'A ,'lni a.
setsnleentl steetL no,lss
MANITOBA MEAT HOUsR, RANuINg IN
w price Al from three 20 IN iht uaAnd dolisrsi
must be IN good looAlit WALKER A hcRAh,
555 fiiteenth .trest, opposite Treasury. noytet
\UANTEDrTwo WOMEN AND oNE MAN
rpfsressss will be provided With Eocd h9mss ard
reason able wages. Appip TO Mrs. LOUISE U. BUT.
LER, 6O1 Eleventh street noviBt
,-,,,,-, - ,,,,T,I, a., S,,,,,, . ,,,,,y ,,oIIpo
SkNIb MAnLhD- i ~ y = = y" I,.o 20
aA o. eysninE, 70 psllng ouslpe, noss -
qaanl ed among Prsief.sean ~
ailIsai y y. n "hhNOh' NO SOb '" ~ s
sGeet, Onleeko, NV. nolet
ART8 Ahp hAB0R kRs uMhhhhTEDs
" ManEd, El0HIH DARTS and HORSES and
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uARGAINs IN REAL ESTATE.

D
FOR SALE OHEAP,
aR,fO0=-thFes story and basement BRICK, with
hack bull Gins eleven roma white mart 10 trin
wafer, range iATube, and all modern eonvsnionoes,
Ira delightful neEbboThocdi Wthlu two squares Of
the Capitol
ALSO,
SEVERAL DESIRABLE LOTS on ponnsy lvanlA
Ayonus east, near the Capitol.
ALSO,
For $500, a neat two=atoTy and bAckhulldlng
BRICK, With mrdsrn conVpnioncos; e5U0 cash, and
balance 10 month payments. On bItsonth street,
near X.
ALSO,
On street In themost fashion able part Of the city
hrst class kkNlDkNOF, elAboTAtoy finished In
sysry respsct Price, e9bOOl
Also. Lott and Houses IN ali parts Of the city.
WALKER a MCRAE,
BB5 Fifteenth street, opposite treasury.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05

VICTORIA c. Woodruff and Tennie
Claaln, who were arrested on Saturday last,
we're Indicted by the grand jury in New York
yesterday, aud were sent to jail In default Of
hail in the sum of 5000 each. These two
women have exerted the worst possible inhu-
ence during the last couple of years. They
have been the scandal of their sex and dis
grace to the entire country. No good citizen
but will hope that they may be punished as
they deseINe.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05

IsA LoSs ARTICLE on the battle Of to-day
the Herald comedies the reelection OF Gen
Grant, and thinks that Gen. Dix will be
ele.tsd in New York. It says that General
Grant Is not lnfallIble but, like jackson ard
Lincoln, he is stronger than his party.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05
D@-CIRCUEATiNG k kIiIstLA

Corner Ninth and ID street,,
TERMS, 81 per year, 1 per qua ter.
The following new Books have been Addod to the
Washington Oity Library during the past week:
The Knd Of tho World, by X, FgEleston.
Poor Mas Finch, BY Mikie COLLINS,
Tue EustAoo Diamonds, By A. Trollopo.
borAmbles among the Alps.
Little MoorlAnd Princess, by Mrs. WistAri The Mar.
BILE Prophecy aud other posms, by Holland; UhATAe.
tor Sketches, By cod Ny BrotheT's X sepsr; Won
dsTa Of the hOoni hAToTe's Quest, The Poet at the
Brsakinst Table, By U. W. Holmes Only Girl, by
Mrs. WiatAT. oo2q
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05

the Philadelphia Press, specializing on
the disposition Of the Democratic party after
ele.lIon, says Let us see whether they can
adapt Themselves TO the new order Of events,
or will bllndly nutter, liAe bats, IN the twi-
light Of prejudice" We guess they will 20
ont nf the twilight into utter darkness.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-05

The Grant clubs In the city Of New YORK
have iuaugurated new aud effective plan
for keeping spurious votes out of the ballo'
boxes. It has been brewing for some weeks,
and was so arranged that on Saturday aud
yesterday erery street and alley in ecery poll
ing district was visited, and the name of every
resident duly recorded, and this day will be
furnished at the respective polllng places.
These lists will be in the hands of the Repub-
lcan challengers, and every voter challenged
who offers to vote should his name he not
found upon the list.
Our New York friends have resolved to
carry the city II legitimate voters can do 1t
and to DO only defeated provided the major
lty of the legal votes shall so determine. We
hope for the best, and have no doubt but that
the Republican clubs will do their full duty.
Whether they can carry the city Is ex-
tremely doubtful. We do not expect any
thing Of the kind. Still the thoroughly,
planned and quieuy-perfected scheme TO
detect frauds deserves immense credit Al
for the State, that we do expect to carry by q
Large and emphatic majority.