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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-31

ENGAGEMENT brscslets, with locks, have
taken the place of rings IN eastern cities,
aud the accepted lover carries the key him
self.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-31

FATHER Tom BURKE viii lecture at
Bos s.n Monday evening, his subject being
"Uath.lcity not the Danger, but the
Safsy Of the Great American Repub.
Fs "
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-31

Cincinnati is city Of much pork, but
The average Of 16, ,460 persons weighed
the exposition was only 130 pounds.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-31

There is great demand in San Fran
cisco from Chicago and other Eastern
cities, for Chinese domestic servants.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-31

ri Wsyne man who has invented
rcipe Tor cleaning Clothes, parades
Is advertisements under the head
s-y man bis Own washerwoman!"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-31

The Disease Extending to Cattle.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-31
Bergh Sued for Interrupting Business

Reported Death Of Fifty Cows.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07

Ysslerday Kicked IN n duat
Ra,nnm tnou, now "a tell a story.
s,,' - - NJ, :',s,
our uogso OF Nar-MestP0nlef''
Not many ladies pronenhded yesterday atter-
noon.
BaIdheads could be counted Mt the National
theatre, last evening, by the score
Agricultural conundrum Il Horace Greeley
the PufSii-ys father Of the passive policy.
Does H. q rssIy expect 10 occupy the White
House ehAiTf
A nav soIor for the gambling proIessIon--
ya..ps' ,Taoh,.,snp
I,Hia. y, al, ,o...u
Adylee 10 metmAiuS 'h 'nuh SHeiiS' NOoeah
"oh"' ~
j. s., OF the Island, claims 70 nave Dolly
Warden baby, Whatever That may mean
ln.hOc-eiEnO.vinceH Callan drives q Dolly
Warden horse.
a .t friend say" Of all snakes nod rather charm
IloI Harry Cranfoni has not things mIxed on
the canal M al TWslnh siFset- Hsis puttInE
10 new PiItsbuTg Tar ttAri
nJI.,,.,.on 80 n,ss.,v,r wa n dsI.s,.,. n,
CiNsinSnI 6r wTou iPaIitornIs, and nTnnsasa a.
stump that STATE tor the ticket.
unr,e, a,,v Ina IL tina rav h.'. gnlnV IN
print IL on polltIeal documenIs sent south dur.
~ ne ca,nnai,n
~, aa,ansro,.,v Az. c,ssIsv Z. :, .luiod
Win ne pSS'" liz ACQUIRED inc spencsriSn
gtyis In M boyhood days
$500 :. ~ a.. Ta,cn,.. r,..,. a, ,,i.y.,.na
Ohio, today; General stewart L. wOodiord' Of
n, pa...s u.,,,,an i. ,hs o,Ivin.to, nj m
bt fIehSn i, hsan - ~ ~ ~ "sish ~.
lhkehous l"s aPP ~, sisI ME- ~, ,,.,an,
PaIue'' 80, - 80 ,a,'-s. 800;
Barp 1Ss ngPney Ind,a1S mi EsnnlbslS N IA
EySn Tue t pssed IN Sood and IeauiaI stand.
, .H N' ''"" "
'Nt' lilo. =, A.. ,,...,o,. NJ m. c,.,m.nI.
a meeting o. the uIsototI =, ny 1e. W sla
IasisA,' ho,.S az men sins ntlyats hnInass
N,,h. ns.acIs,iSa va tr.n.ac,.d '@'1''
'" ~ - ,. 4, ,,,,
A bloNne, " tlS ~ tn.,ss ~ ~ n
tnoss 1880. IL - IN M. in.,nssa W.
.s"e AN'
'uHiui '..,..-, ,.., ,...,, ma. .,..,.,
~ IsoIses"snl s'' ~ nv ne n,,,Is,,d,
boly ,nu.n ,syasrn a sIyn Teahsp Si1non
i iSross ~ Nv ,ni,s yfber saie' NA
Hero, when net lover tHkm tne hsiiespoht
having no Doequss ~ kNG n,u, ~ 's,i " nav
exclaimed IN hst noss,y A"eu's' w nv 'NSn'
on me oooh -, o.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07

Lecture by Professor O.. L., Porter
The auditorium Of Lincoln hall was hlled last
night with an Intelligent and Interested au.
dienoe, to listen TO the lecture u Professor j. l.
Porter, ID, LID, Of Belfast college, Ire
land, 90 the subiuct Of the Holy Land. x large
map Of Palestine was Suspended from 4 rack on
ferrsd al times 20 make mis- hearers more thor.
Oughly conyersant with his subject. On the
stage were Rev. Messrs. Jason Noble, Rankin
and Butler Hon L, w%; stick neg and 0tSsrs
A Invited the audience To sing IAN hall the
power OF Jesus nAtne;n which was followed
with prayer by Rev. Dr.. Rankin.
The lecturer was then introduced, and said
he wished TO address them In regard 10 country
he was sure they would admit was dear 70 al
OhTistsnd0m. Palestine, In whatever aspect IL
was loo kpd at, was land Of wonders. LIS his
tory extends back more than 1000 years, and
its annals are tho greatest Of the mighty en-
plres that have existed on tho lace Of the slope
aaa Sssn ~, Tue ha =, o. ,rt and manaiaS are
It's hills the patriarch prophets and apostles re-
eeiyed their Inspiration and wrote that Book
that 4 the greatest aud dearest 10 man.
L Palestine has fallen. In It's very desOlation Il
was wonderful As memorial Of Divine los.
tice, and above all a. a fulnllment OF prophecy
br every side, everything bears testimony 70
this tulhllment Of the Bible.
The lecturer then gave q vivid description OF
the scenes and inciIenta Of his s0lourn In the
Holy Land for period Of nine years, and the
inHrs.sion. len On him ~ them. He referred
the effect the sight usually had on travellers.
The subject was discussed In It's physical and
religious aspect with choicest Ideas and Language
which showed plainly that the speaker was %
superficial observer. He attributed the
downfall Of the mighty power TO the single
word "sln," and In concluding said
than this Of ours, and God has placed US among
the hrst Of the nations Of the earth, and the
winds Of tho Heavens were waiting wealth to
!, n. y, ,ns t' osoS anu AZ peeaase
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07
PRBsERvArIONOF wOOD PAvKHENTs
Hint. to the Bssss Of Pubre worLs.

LnrTEn 81
EpIroR RnPupLioAs. / stated IN one Of my
former letters that vegetable and animal alb1.
N. are identical In chemical composition.
chemists are agreed on this All green woods
il IL very solubis. When trees Is are fostsd 90
rigera, the soluble solution Of potash And albu.
men u washed out Of the wootj such timber
period Of tins than green timber when used
without washing, but the latter will prove
alrvnaer than the former, because the presence
Of albumeu, whom consolidated, adds strength TO
w. Green wood may BE- improved by steaming
OF baking. Tbs albamen In this case ls retained.
The original moisture water and organic acids
principally are expelled, but the most Important
compound In the sap, albumen, cannot be ex.
PEELED by heat for, like the white Of an egg, II
becomes solid BY heat
Steamed wood 4 therefore an Improvement
on green wood, and will reslst the action Of dry
rot longer than the latter foe the reasons given,
hu asexperiencs demonstrates, steamed, boiled
o. baked albumlnoos laattsr, in whatever form,
tion o. the air. Wood IL sometimes preserved
BY charring H. Posts, for example, are fire..
quenty eharrsd At the base. Wood thus pre-.
pared Il partly decomposed; pyrollecnous acid 10
given Oh, which penetrates the WOOD the heat
and aeld combined render the Albumlnous mat
ters unht as iogd for fungi or infasorial life add
serves a. q paint far more offeetually than any
FORM Of pigment, since the latter requires an of
10 render ~ use convenienli the oil Oxydizes
aud decays bat charcoal viii rasiat the action Of
a thousand yeeys. II cannot be decomposed,
being a simple substance; neither viii il com
blne With any gas At ordinary temperature.
Were ships bottoms oharnsd stlKhfly with hot
irons and then painted tney y last much
MS,atllc polsons are wholly uuAl Tor street
pavsmeuts, although they are, when coubinsi
with albumen, lnsoluhle In waier, The dust Of
II will not prove favorable Tor health. Many
salts, although lnsnluble IN water, are quite col
uble In the gastric Juice. Thscarbonats OF lead
for example, may be washed In water without
loss, but uheu swallowed viii be dissolved
proving virulsnt poison. ~
Proparatlona Of vegetable tar are wholly free
IRON objection, aud are very effective preserva-
tlves Tar water Ia egeu given 70 1nvallds.
PyfOligneous acid contains all that u necessary
as health preserver Its application TO wood
blocks, a. I have pointed out, will, % adopted,
prove profitable aud valuable 70 the citisenG
II contains oarboic acid, q solution Of tar creo.
sots, and other preserving agencies.
propoeS hrat 10 subject wood blockaio q solu.
tion Of sufphlde Of calcium; aecondly, TO bath
% hot pyr0ligenous acid. In this way pare sat
phur 10 finely divided state Il deposited IN the
cells Of the wood, while the cuagllation Of the
albunen Il effected By means Of the hot &C h
The wood e thereby rendered indsstructibls foi
long period.
Respectfully, THOMAS TAYLOR,
los Tenth street, washington, b. @.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07
AuBsEal ENrs.

Bnrsass's Great Couslaatioa-It. Entree
asd First ENhihNisn In wa-biua' 90.
Barnum, the prince Of living Snowman, may
well eHclaim, when he speaks Of his experience
ia Washington, " vent, vldi, vici'-"i came,
saw, conquered and the people viii sAy, that
beyond peradventure Barnum has presented to
tho smusemsnt-loying public Of the District the
most complete and elaborate mAnagerie, mu-
scum sd circus ever exhibited In this vicinity.
BaTnums advcnt was heraidod IN our local col.
A fsS bs rs alter our patrons had read tho
news the grand procession wendell ita way
through many Of our PRINCIPAL streets, exciting
the utmost pleasurabls excitement Ia the minds
larger growth. PEI CONSCIOUSNESS, when the
show was opened yesterday aiternoon the
thronE which gathered, pressing ios uckets'
pectAtiou Of the veteran fnn-prvvider For two
hours tho crowd continued 10 throng towards
the largest canvas ever orected hsre, ana ~
over there must have assembled fail three
III iusand Of our citizens, among whom were
seen many prominent In business and letters
nivsi Of fun. At night the crowd was even
greater than In the afternoon, and hundreds
were tarned away unable TO obtain admission.
TuR GRAND COMBINATION.
The entire estAbllahmont Of Mr.. Barnum Il
complete and full, the museum containing many
valuable cufloslties as well as numerou. ooetly
and Intricate pieces OF mechanism. Passing
from the museum the menageris IL entered, and
here are 10 be iound large collection o. wild
beasts, rare birds and choice specimens Of en,o-
moiogioal auhieols. The sea liOns and the seals,
the uEers, the giraffe, the ostriehss and the
hlppopotamus all attract wondering throngs
about their cages. Prominent among tho great
curi0sitiea are little Admiral Nutt. who y tour.
tsen years Of age, twenty Jour inches high, aud
weighs sixteen pounds. Then there u the
bearded Eifl, the lady born without arms, the
canninals frVn the feeiee Islands alike ehAl.
IsnEinE the uoldsr and admiration Of the crowd,
while the performing elephant Jeanette aud
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07

Tive JhlIdrea serioasiy N sraed
An alarm Of IRE vas sounded yesterday morn
Ing by Ofiicer Hickman, Of the First precinct
nom box "a caused BY the discovery Of nre 10 a
house on y street, betWsen Ssoona and rhlrd
streets. occupied by . colorod woman named
Charity Thomas. The Ere originated on the
second floor, 10 which there was a bod occupied
by two children Of johanna willis, aged respsc.
lively three years and seven months, And before
they could be rescued we're fsArfally burned.
The IRE department. responded pro ulptly, but
their services ware not required, rs the neigh.
borp extlnWulshed tho flames with buckets oil
water. Dr. Riley was called IN TO attend the
children, and gave A. his oplnlon that the elder
could not survive its injuries, and that the
younger child might possibly live.
About l;3o o'eioak, y. m yesterday, smoke
Wasdiscoverod ih,nlng RON frame house on
Fourteenth street. between y and q streets
southwest An alarm was turned In from boz
Is, bot upon the arrival Of the department q
was found that . womaa was smoking bearings
Tho alarm OF Ore ounded last night about .
O'Clock, was caused by the burning Of q cur ALI
10 house on Twelith street, bgtwsen II and
streets, which was extlngulshed before any 70.
riOas damage was done.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07

Company d, Washington Light Infantry, gave
one Of their delightful hops last night, at their
armOry, on Seventh street, near l., which waf
largely attended BY the friends Of the compa ny
and the ofiicers and members Of other oOmpa-
niles Of the battalion.
The young military Organization known na thu
Washington Light Guard will give their mrs
hop Tomorrow. From the indications, by way Of
the extensive preparations that arc being made,
the affair will be an entire success.
rhe monthly dress drill OF company A, Wash
ingtOn Light 1nfAn ~, was held lasting bit, Oh
which occasion there were some eighty i've met
In llne. The company made very creditabl,
appearance.
ExtenslVs preparations are being made By
the different battali0ns OF this city for the In
spoctiOn aud review OF the District militia, by
the Governor, on the z3d Of this month, at the
nFmOTy sauuAfe nrruunde
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07

Yesterday evening. about $50 o'clock, four
we'll known eOlored rOughs, while passing over
Mafylaad avenue bridge began behaving In a
very diAOrdeTlV manner, aud attracted the at
teniion Of Onicer Lewis. who was standing near
by. He requested that they behave Themselves
when they passed on, and upOn reaching the
other side Of the bridge they began swearing at
bridge amer thom. He began 10 do 90, when
thay began 10 throw aton6s Of him, when, Tor
solEprOteotiOn, he used his revolver and nred at
the party, the ball strlkinK . man named Geo.
OOlts In the right hip, innloting a severe
WOund, The remainder Of the party ed, and
aeeceeied In making their escape. The wounded
mAn was Afterwards carried 70 his homo, on
First street. between " street and Maryland
avenue east, when DR., PUulton was called 10
and dressed the wound,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07

Yacht cloth, resembling blue ftnnal tome
what, although OF q much hnor quality, 10 Que
Of the mosl preferable materials for hummer
olothlnz. Heretofore II only came In piece
goods, but We are now pleased " learn that
Elaeman BrO., fashionable elOthlaru ut No.
maize suits Of the yacht cloth Tor gentlemen,
boys and youths VI ali sizes. We observe that
thSy have also receiyed superb line Of white
linen, daok and mnreellles vests. These are
slWayU fashionable, and will be more than ever
popular this eprlng and uummeF,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07

TuuRsroH's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is the
beat DsntTlhOS in use. It ksopsthe Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and hellthy.
Price 70 and % cents
JoUVHHs InOdoroas Kld Glove Cleaner is far
superior 70 anythinE kitoun. pFloo 70 oontS.
THoraOH'h PomAde Optlmo 10 exqulalte. Il
softens, DSautinos, and Strongthens the hair.
PIics Is and 70 cent?. .HH
Al for sele by Druggists,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07
War
VInir
WAllaeh's
Dollar Store,
asl Pa. Av., below National Hotel.


JUsrIon TO Wnon IT bnLoHas.-In Juetico 70
one Of our most ontsrpriaing eltlAsns, whose en-.
orgy and activity have secured for himself .
fhir share Of public patronage, We publish the
following card, which explains ltselE
To me PHbiifi As there are certain merchants
who ridlcule the Idea OF advertising, and say that
II 10 only Intended 10 make Newspaper men roh
and who at the aame time claim that they never
devote dollar 20 such . purpose. and yet resort
70 mean expedients 10 reap tho dement's OF those
who do advertise, fool Il due 10 myself aud 70
my patrons 10 state that have no branch store
In Washington, and nOna save that Of my hoop
skirt and corset factory, at A0e Seventh street,
lntelllgenoer building. Ladies In search OF my
ostabllshment win please remombeT the name
and the number, Charles Baum, tos Seventh
street, between ID and y ptreeta. THANKFUL for
past faYora, beg leave To inform the public that
I have inst rsoeived my new spsing stock, 10.
Guiding AL the novelties In hoopnkifta, coFSets
hid glOyes, human hair triwmlngs, the most
completo stock Of iancy aud plain hosiery, and
ladies' furnishings, all Of which are spsoialtiss
and that will sndeavor in the future, SIN the
past, 90 10 conduct my businesa ~ 70 continue 10
sec ire the e0nndsnoe Of thu ladies Of Washing
ton the efforts Of elomies and malicious persons
70 the contrary Notwithstanding. Charles Baum,
AOs Seventh street, between D and y.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07

More Of our eitiISns are purchasing tickets
for Europe this year than ever befJro, On last
Wednesday N eisra. Ohris. Aandor,- ID, l. Selka
aud u. Smlths sailed from Now York, and To-
morrow Il is expected that NJ. becker, w. n.
WernsinE, n, heitmuller aud A Blshon will
sail for the old country.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07

Lieutenant Sklppon, Of the Fihh police pre-.
einot, with pO1se Of officers, last night between
II and u o'clock, made raid on a notorious den
on ThlFteenth a nd.A- halfutreet, kept BY ! woman
named Josephine Martin, and auccsedod In ar.
resting i've Of the ininAtes-tWO white women
and three ooloTed together with the prop riotrsss
They were carried 70 the Central quar-. houSe,
where thsy were locked up, aud this morning
they will be brought beiorS Judge Snsll for .
hearing
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07

WAUdH NJ. T.. OHAFEL, Capitol Hlll, one Of
the most active, useful littla churches In the
city, has a sunday school exhibition this eve.
ming, which, like all their previous ones, will
hn,isr obaTEe Of Mr. o. Il. Edgar. and singing,
undtI Mt. W, W. s. Dyre, both Of whom are
eEpsrienced and suoosesfal In matters Of this
Nod,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07

Inspector General 0atohsl reports the follow,
ing arrivals; 10000 herring, selling at from rs
70 70 per thousandi 1900 shad selling at from tl0
70 tl5 per hundred; lB00 tallOra, selling at VI 10
81. 10 per hundrodt 100 bunohes hsh, selling al
from he. 10 25c. pei bunchi osturgoOn, selling At
from $3.50 20 ~ each; 80 bushels large aud 40
bushels small oysters selling at frem 90c. 10 300,
por bunch, 5000 bushels clans, e1s
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07

The National Encar,pment OF the draId
Army OF the Republic hold thsiT annual meet
inx At Cleveland. Ohio, tomorrow. Capt Jas.
Il. Smith, Of the National Couneil Of AdminlF-
tiol, with the delegate from the Potomac dc.
partmont, len here last evening 10 be present.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07

Tomorrow night the annual n0rai May festl.
val and ball Of Professors Valentine aud Tataa-
young gentlemen are making extensive prepa.
ratlons for the event, and promiee that II will
eclipse all their former efforts. A. the list Of
dances is very long, the exhibition will begin al
O'Clock promptly.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07
society Cor PrsyssSioa Of Cruelty to ARI-

A regular meeting Of this society win be held
ness OF Importance will be brought up for ao-
tlon. A report Of the work Of the society during
the past six months will be made BY the presl-
be preAent. The public are eortlally invited.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07

ouR Darwinlan friends very generally turn
out % baTnumg show 70 get better aeqpalutpd
moved, the monksyl Thoy look with much
more favor upon the inmAtes Of the cages than
formerly, but the monkeys have not, a. yet, 10
neW-fOund relatives.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07

Yesterday afternoon Rlr. Joseph Darden, q
well known printer Of this city, died Suddenly,
at hla residence, OF heart disease. A meeting u
the Typographical union will be held 10 nigh |
10 take AciiOn 10 regard TO his death.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07

The funeral OF Alexssder Rutherford took
noon, and was largely attended by the older
citizens Of Washington, and BY Lebanon Lodge
y. A. A, NJ, OF which he was q member. Tho
Foundry NJ. \. Church, and the remains In.
TERED In Congressional cemetery with Masonic
honofs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07
THE COURTS.


Monday, Man g. 18TH No. 1871. james y. Eaaloy
peal IRON the Cifenit court q the United ssstss
Tor the district o. Nobfaaka Mr.. Justice Brad
ley delivered the opinion Of the court, anirmlng
with cos's.
No. lSo, Reuben 8. Carpenter, plaintlH In
error, Va }. Montgomery Al. Ia error 10 the
Circuit yonrt o. the United States for the dis
triot Of California. Mr.. Justice Bradley deilv.
cred the opinion Of the court, Affirming the judy.
ment OF the said Circuit Oourt In this cause, with
costs. :
Waller Of al. Appeal from the uifeult Court Of
the United states for the district Of Virginia,
Mr.. Justice Strong delivered the opinion 81 the
court, reversing the decree q the said oircult
directions 20 proceed 70 an smsndsd dssrse Ia
accordancs With the opinion Of this court
No iSs, Jhs Republic FIss Insurance Dom.
r. Neidei
No ITO The Hanover Fro Insurance Com.
II. weide; ~ N"-'''' """ 'o''P"
No III. The ocrrnania Fire Insurance Com.
pany, Plaintin In error, VI. Charles aud Joseph
X, welde; =
No ia The Nlagara Fire Inauranoe Dom.
pany, plaintiff in srror, vs.. Charles and Joseph
y. Meide. In error 70 the Circuit Court Of the
United States for the district Of Minnesota
soar; asssminr ~ isnI,nsa, ny ~ IN, me
cult Ouuft 10 these cauaes with costs
No So Ira q, French, plaintln IN error. va
Thomas Edwards 81 al. In error 70 the Circuit
,,ourt Of the Inited state for the district Of
oplnil q q the court reversing the Judgment Of
the said Circuit Court, with costs, and remand.
inE the cause vim alreclloa. q award a new
Ne. lss Alien y, ospsfson, Pi.Intif ia error
. a. sSpT.%. oouss d Appeal: q he s,sis
the opinion o. the court, dlsmlssins the writ Of
error IN this cause for the want Of Jurisdiction.
IL. 10. Edward winsl.T P.is. !, Al, sIss;
rom :. orss. 6oars y ne HsIi:i stsi!sp ii &c
psyi. dsiy.rsd .Ss oplaiss Of De court, siS%
cause, With costs. - -
No. lao. The steamer Pa'apaoo, &C, appellant,
". James Boycs. Appeal IRON the Circuit
trist Of New YORK. Mr.. Jastice Davis dsiiy.
cred the opinion o. the court, Affirming the de-
cree % the said Circuit Court In this cause with
costs and interest
10 error, va Walter s. Vose and Jas y. Joyce,
New York. MT Justios Milisr delivered the
Il shis cause for want q jarisdie,iou. " '''''
No. rs zadok Hook 81 al, appellants, vs..
Ann Payne o. al Appeal from the Circuit
Oonrt @ 'hs United STATE, for The district q
opinion Of tho court. afnrminK the decree Of the
said Circuit Court AZ 10 Ann Payne, susan Cur
us ane mary Quinn. and reversing the decree
with directione 70 dismiss tho case a. 70 them
without prejudice, each party paying their own
costs
ne; ~; hsnry y. hamss and vile, appellants,
from the Circuit Court Of the United States for
the Eastern district OF ArkansAs. Mr.. Justice
swayne delivered the opinion q the court, re-
With costs, end rcmanding the cause, with
dlreetions Ior mrther proceedinEs In eonformlty
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07

THl Young Mems Continental Union LeaGue,
well known political Organization, which has
shortly hold session in this city and FeorEanlI0
for the campaign.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07

On Friday evening noxt the fourth and last
reception Of tho Young Mems Christian Also-
eiatlon will take piaoe the entire building being
thrown open for the purpose. A vocal and In
ptrumental concert will BE- given during the
evening, and Refreshments win DO served n the
lecture room. These entertainments hnvs been
among the most popular given IN this city
during the season, and this the closing one,
will be certainly largely attended.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07

RnfnHBER the grand Sabbath school enter.
o'clock oOOa nuVla and due speaking,