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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-31

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Auction Sales.
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-31
pHILP q sOLOMONs,

pHILP q sOLOmONs,
LIST or HKw BOOKS.
The Great Republic; descriptive, statistical and
Ameriean Union, by james d. MoOsbs, lr,, eeI Tbs
Hleh Mills, by kKthAFins saandsra. % cents, Ths
wards, IS osatsi AtIocd'a ooaalrT and suburbAa
HSp.s. Lso T-g pupEss tos f.ss b ho'ss%ss s..,,s
Osbogian, 70 osptsJ The Ansrioan HArou, bI james
Pc hilla AZ nOh,mEsd Az and vLls Horss h1
icon, Is esats; Fair 70 See, by 4 v. NJ LoehhArh y
am, Jhronieles of ootham, Hooi ssooad, as cen
addresses al IaaagufAtoa Of Professor Porter ell
FRENCH BOOKS
The novels Of the prominent frsneh authoraI EIch-
map, ohatrtAs, geoys sand. L.bou'a5s. ohssbalisA.
IaSI Oil Pennsyivania syenae.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-31
SgESFNF S2yET ~ EgS PTs

JAruARI %. le79.
In the case ot jams A. HANDY, sIscat,r
aforesaid has, With the Approbatlop Of the suprsms
Uert q thY District Of OolnmhiA aforesald, apponted
the nnal asltslnent and d.trisuton of the personal
estate OF sad deoeased and of the assets In hapd
lar a. the cams hVo been collected and turned into
moasy when And where al the oFedlter. and hairs ai
sA1 deceased nshed 70 attend, with their claims
properly vouched, they may otherwise bI lau bo
sHoud-d from ~ bsnvht IN said deosassdl estate
sssr t6Tss xssis In The REfuBficIN previous 70
the said dAy.
- A. ,wEBsTER
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-31
'usrEES SAFE soVgs ~ bs lsSEoysD ao I,s rRoPERr'

TRUsrEES SAFE oE InPRoyED PROPERTY
IN y, virtue q deed 81 tru,, 70 IN. uua.r.isp.d
e.,ss D.ss@S.si. 4. b. ~, and dsy rsso.dsS
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tisn, 70 The hishesi bidder, oa TiiURSDkY, Fsbru.
o. paroal o. nround kaoun A. lot NJ, 10 W. W. Oorco
rams reoasdsd subdlysion Of lots and from " 70 90
togstbsr vith the inproysmsats thsFeon oonsistinG
ef hnsv threestorI BRICK DWELLING. uith mar.
bic tfimmingn Containing the modern In nproysmsnts
and beug vsry desirable residence. This properly
4 sid 70 satisfI note dated Deoembsr !, ls76. for
ss .%oaa, ~ I'D soss and Interest," and N. ar
pensss "a ssis Viii % rsquirsd IN cash and he bal.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-31
For Sale or Rent

HOB REgr-nEw BOON BRt0H HOUSE
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-31

THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANk,
Corner ofFlftsenth street and New Tork arsnuc,
toppOslts RlEEs' B,uk)
Pays SIX PRR oEST. on al deposits from ten
osnts TO one thousand dollars.
MOasJ deposited on OF before tss "a Of Tho month
draws iatsrsst from the IsL
HENRY A. WILLARD. President.
wM srIORNKY. Vice President IAn.st
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-31
CHROMOS ANDPiCTUREFRAME

AN IMMRNSE STOCK or NEw PATTERNS,
and nrst brsqshl 70 this elty, ovL and Square. N
N"s % ssd al be"a,ifSi ds.isns Of PAssEPARrouTs,
10. Pho,oqspha q ~ .lsss toSs,hs, .iih ehelgs
Within ID q reach Of all, Wholesale and Retail, By
JAMkS nki.t.kNs
Bookseller Aud Rtailonar, 70 7th sL ooT o. opp Y. q.
Iii,qbo,ohs Popular dime Ani Half DlGs Masio
for sale. iAntG'm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-31
Special Notices.
I1reRzSD oHaR7CTER RAE SI1soUE

~ 1thaNDOhAhACE hAb HtAsuUk
or rmn
IIIIFOts RFPUBLIpAN ASSOCIATION,
MAaONIu fNMfLE, fhhnUAhN IA.
a. nlai,sa naneer ot tichses can be prooursd from
s.sass esssaas, s,'y, al sFs sspso,sa 10 spp,.f
cE Y Sg..s. 9.yi,cl, >. 0. ?. psRsa.. ?. o p,
Rev. 2. Il n,nsg' t@ad onss, uunmitiss q A.
rsrruIqp aEcEPrfQN AND HqTRBR
-. NJ Ksss h,Pys's,g A;esis,ies, I. M..osie
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sp.i JAZZ q &sss.is fspa AZ. s,,s1 ss1
e: sml,h' reu''on ohos. roS''s for 9gs .sesp.
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vOoRIl,,ss-simOa wO' JShy p ul,f,,. .aH John
R6yEsPBCIAL NOTICE.
a. aoLDsTRfN a 90. viil o,o.s %, all Of tho b.l.
.ses q .hs Qoeds on h.nd 10 their Old Stand. 2Op
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S!ls.. 70 TgE. JsgpsFss II. :; ...;
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eorns and' banlons Hreneh gort 4 soS.,isi,s -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-31

RAlLOw's GALI.BRY OF FInE ARTS
Renewed IRON Ne. I23a to No. I995 rcsu-
sylvanla avenue.
On FREQ sIhibltou and for sale large oolieotou Of
OIL PAlnunga RnEravinEs Chromos, BfonHea OartlnEa
statnAty OhlnA aiao, oholoo stock of PoroelAir
%. NJ BARLOw.
tU-Sols Agent for Rogers BtAtuArI. Nuau
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-31
DIII.IARD TABLES REPAIRED.

Tue andenieusd bes leave 10 inform Eeatlemsa
having hhar ard Tables that they prepared 10 tko
down. romo,o pat up rspalf % oouysst pcskst table.
down Or converted 70 o,rom viii be soat the faotorJ
In Nsu York ssd retaTssa 1,iyE eqsa,, x e..
rropflstoFa DllllArd and Sample Rooms. Nstioah
Theatre Buudlng. ial5 snd lad X sIssee and kEsats
New York. iaSam
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-31

~
q. +. CUM MINIS.
sss SEVENTH STREET,
(Nextto Corner 4 and Northsru MArkst.)
tn. lse.i STOCK, tho nu... sslsotcu. most reason.
BsTABIIsuED THESE MANY YEARS
A. THE
0REAT RESORT FoR SATISFACTION
IN THE PuncnAsE or
GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES. oetlSu
tSS- gASMssS'ss aRaMAS,
SelpA sa:rss.- fss % :si' es all %.e
p@ PR: z; ,sAhTkM. HAVING, RE-
tiss; No SIS Louisiana A'onas. near sirth street.
arpsIs ssEksSsFl n kfsSs bJTsts,S9 TEts9HBS HBgE5oPE 2E dER-
wAssisSfSs Sf;iT' SgsissSs u Slsi; .oSsLEoE.
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lon ssa 6s oblslssd. n .spis@
n6a-rHEBEsr nKDIUINE FoR COUGHS. GOLD
sad HoAr.saes., and % Islisvs ms distrcssins
s0asA IN iSfc'F 81. TiRSb&ii,s Ho1 TAR ELIxIR.
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S6-NURsEs' sCH09LEAT FREEDMEN's
Ihs SoaEss Of lssta.s. wil soImSnos March 8, is'9
,hs dgtls. q ths monthly lnOAdiaG the proper
fSs fsaS "a uards Of the hs.ptA padsr The shares
iIInsss.los x .as ssSjss,: snass1 Wv
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-31

T-0- hAMUEL KIknY,
mrt.u t,ss,h 81. BET MaIkst spso. sed b.
NHEAP REAL EsTATE.
TIN LoEs sor S;ssr mn e , ss sss S e.
bsisx1es sfSpsr nsnth -
A Hohk ssa thas b had % ..y terms el.:
through this hns properly. VIII tAks Tah IN trade
~. N. HALL,
jAni0.u Real Rstate Broker,
TOR SALLY HOUSE AND LOT. DQOATRD
IL On Bsvpntsspth slrest, betNean n aud airoets.
Wsas Iids The lot Il htg-two and hall fsst lrunl
With an AyerAEs dspth Of 10 feet The Houte front
about thirty isei 4 tNo and half niorug high. and
arst doosi ioar ohH1bsrs bat6sos snd water eloest
ssoond noori three Eoos In ato. and cellar pndeE
AL, There "a. In nlne rooms and upper and lower
hAlla. and water In three roomA
Attached la The dininHIoom Il china oloeet and
lArEe stofsrpoA,, With trunk room above L. Addrsas
UaoR BALR-M QUANTITIES 10 sUIT-A LDF
II u kali.NoFn hflaien And nonpareil -the Mlnioa
Ts sos soIs a . I. s. q ''a en-. ''
no PUBLIsHKRb- ron BALR on KxQHAN0K.
II --Ws offer Tor aAle hoes Doahe eIlindea Freas-
bed ma In good oonditqu-or gill a1ohanGq tor
Hes 18th s:S q seoss as ap-S n a
EoE ssALn:h Z. 81 os Do1RLs nARTEss. Ss.
is Asys ~ \ AiLoR BROS s'-Oi''' sS,H:s s,:,, q
EoR RkHTaaoons AT NO q, NORTH . s,Tsst
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-31
By wm' L. %Ah. Va h.,si. & ~; SSiaI;sA'.sss sA'ssiioassF'
300 and D09 8 ". cor. Pa. Av, and ninth d.
RY D. n. wARNEF, Neal Estate broker
u and Auotinnesr,
.H No. 790 Bsventh street.

yg.IRyRF;csSs,l yg..IyR;.s,,lS'.s,;.6 R 3 i' w. A
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-12
Town orFIcERs.-The Cresco Plain

4 Town OFF1cERs.-The Crcsco Plain
dealer advises the Legislature to make
tho fo,,ov;n ob.noas;, az 49,.
80 e sna"se - ~ VIZ - -" oo'i-
corning township officers:
1t should give to the town the man.
agement of their own affairs, by re-
storing to each its supervisor; giving
them control and supervision Of high
ways, including their establishment ;
the collection of their taxes, the audi
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-12
iHOtFsEe
BILLS

j.
Were introduced and referred ~
Follows:
By Wheeler, to incorporate q bank-
ing association with capital Of one
hundred million under the style Of
governor and mandger OF the ex-
ehequer Of the United States Of Amer
lea. }3si sAtl ~
by Myers, giving two thousand
dollar pension to the widow of Cen.
Meade. Ff
BY Harris, TO allow farmers and
planters to sell leaf tobacco without
restriction and modifying thG tax on
retail dealers.
by Taffee. to sell certain lands TO the
Republican Valley X. II. I.
Dawes reported bill for relief OF
the Boston sufierers, ON which dis
cnssion ensucd, after which the bill
passed unanimously.
The bill providing for ten sloope of
war was taken up.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-12

A strange fatality attended the sad
close of the career Of the late General
Loomis, Of Michigan. He died in an
Insane Asylum at Washington, and
WAS buried in the potter field. After
disintermcnt, his remains were hy
some mistake sent to the morgue Mt
New York. They were finally obtain
ed and started westward; but along
the route freight was piled upon the
coffin 40 that on arriving at Detroit il
was overlooked and went on beyond
it's destination. At Miles, Mich, the
baggage-car caught FIRE by spark
from the locomotive. and the entire
contents OF the car WAS burned. The
corpse was nearly consumed, but what
was left Of il was gathered together
and sent back 10 Detroit, where the
funeral occurred, only recently.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-12
All who have read Greeley's auto.

AL who have read Greeley's auto
biography, will remember one passage
Of exceeding great beauty, which.
quoted here now, has a grander elo-
quence than il had when he was living !:
I" Fame is u vapor popularity an ac-
cidcnt; riches take wings: the only
earthly certainty is oblivion-no man can
foresee what day may bring forth;
and those who cheer to-day will offer
curse tomorrow and vet cherish the
hope that the journal projected and
established will live and flourish long
after 1 shall have nodded into for
gotten dust. being guided by larger
wisdom, more unerring sagacity to
discern the right, though not by more
unialtering readiness 10 embrace and
defend il At whatever personal cost:
and that tho stone which covers my
ashes may bear to future eyes the still
Ineligible inscription, Founder OF
the New York 7fsbaae.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-12
coon BUrrER.

We desire to advert again to this al
most threadbare subject; but 1t is one
that, until great changes are wrought
In butter making, will have to be fre-
qnentlv referred to.
We speak not SO much inthe inter-
est OF the consumer as the producer
There can be no doubt that at the price
good butter sells the year round, it is
one of the most profitable adiuncts to
tile farm, and it is equally certain that
poor butter is the most uaprofitable.-
There certainly has been enough writ
ten upon butter making, to raise the
general average Of quality much above
Its present standard but il seems that
the teachings nave not been needed,
and hence We have very low average
quality. 1t is very rare to find q wO-
man that does not think that she makes
just as good (if not better) butter than
her neighbor; and to this is due in 4
measure, perhaps, the want Of improve
ment among butter makers, and it is as
much as mans life is worth to stand
before woman and tell her that she
don't make good butter.
But women, like men, must bo will
ing TO learn, and il they wrap them.
selves up in that kind Of self-conceit.
consumers must go on buying poor
butter. but the fault is not altogether
with the women. Good butter cannot
be made unless there is proper atten-
tion paid to the diet Of the COW.
Corn and prairie hay alone will not
make y choice article OF butter. Clo-
yer hay is better. buf 0nr nrinc;nai
standby is roots. Beets aud carrots
with corn meal and clover hay, are
necessary food, if we are TO make
choice butter. Very few farmers pro-
vide u sufficient amount of nutritious
food hence we say the blame is not all
together with the women. But ifcows
are provided with the proper food,
then It becomes the duty Of the women
TO make good butter.--Kansas F0rNs-
ef.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-12
About Leaving IOWA. !,

The Yankton correspondent of the
Glenwood Journal offer these sage
suggestions to the people of Western
Iowa:
= "The most useless search in the
world is that of hunting for good
country:men who work and use pro-
per care in looking after their business,
live comfortably and even make money
in any country where people enjoy
good health. From the rigid climate
and sterile hills of New England to the
rich and airable plains, of the sunny
south, the average degree of prosperity
is about the sane. Men sometimes
better their condition by changing
their location, but as general rule "a
rolling stone gathers no moss" Ii
you have o farm, or business in
Iowa, stick to it--attend to business,
and you are-flxed.'
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-12
- NIW RMDR INV fYpH! - &
FOR ALL KINDS or MI
BOOK AND J0D PRinTlN
PLAlH On pAxcyS
Call at the Courier job Rooms
Hooka, Pamphlets, Letter Heads, Bill Head
Cards. Programmes Posters, In sinors
Every kind ofJeb Work done in the IN o(yI6
coNcNESS oNAL.
l9 WAsHiNG1ON. Der. j.
SENATE.
PETlr1oNp
Were presented for = prohibitoryl
Ii l0~
WE HAVE 4 COMPLETE ASSOkTNFNT On
THE --LATEST STYLES OF TYPK.

WeIO ptcsSutSu sSVE vtOklaUttVAy
liquor law.
We're introduced BY Lewis, Of NiE1
ginia. 10 amend the Bankrupt Law
BY Wright Of lows, extending ~
time for the construction Of r. r. fF0fx
McGregor to west end Of O'Bri<2
comfy.
BY Ferry, Of Michigan, for COM
house and post Office at Grand Rapid
by Logan, q bill to facilitate the id
miBlstration Of justice.
Rice, of Arkansas nsuccessfully at
tempted 10 call up his resolution ash
Ing why troops are to be sent to AT
kansas, IS.
4 On motion OF Scott the Sec'y of Wal
was requested to furnish list OF on
GERS retired or asking to be retired.
On motion of Morton the President
was requested to communicate inf0rnl-l
alton concerning the slave trade on the
coast OF Africa and the measures taken|
by Great Britain and other g0vefn.|
ments for its suppression.
Sumner said in view Of the re0rgan.
ization of committees he would Be
compelled by Instructions of his phys
ician to ask to be excused from seFvicesl
on any committees.
/ Morrill,, Of Vermont, called mp the
bill for the endowment Of = National
college and spoke thereon.
(
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-12

The amount Of meat obtained from
q domestic animal sold by its live
weight is very variable, and experi-
ments have recently been made in Liv.
erpool to assertion the proper allow
ances TO be made. From the statis-
tics to be derived from the public
slaughfer-houses, orabattoirs, OF Paris,
or Brussels, il appears that the race
and the condition of the animal, be-
sides many other circumstances affect
the result, and that certain animals
yield as much as 70 per cent. of meat,
while others only give Oper cent. The
mean weight of meat produced. how
ever, IS calculated at 5S per cent. ofthe
live weight in beefcattle. In the case
Of sheep, the proportion is from 40 to
30 per cent. From experiments made,
it appears that the different products
obtained from oxen and sheep are as
follows An OK ofthe live weight of
1922 pounds Yields, meat, TIA
pounds: skin, ll0.2; grease, IS; blood,
Dol; feet and hoofs, 80; head. IL
tongue, 6.60; lungs and heart, 1888
liver and spleen, 20.05; intcstines,
66.l5; loss and evaporation, I54.322-
making the total of |, ,322 pounds. The
products from a sheep weighing ll0.2
pounds are as follows: Meat, 55.l
pounds; skin, T.7l4; grease, 55I:
blood, 4.40S; feet and Aoofs, 2.aOl:
head, 440S; tongue, lungs, heart, liver
and spleen, LAOS; intestines, G.6l2:
loss and evaporation, l9.S36-making
the total of 11o2 pounds.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-12
TITE OTHERW RWOnLn.
BY MRS. N. .. STOWE.

l. y. y -. 4.s + I. !
II lies around us like cloud,
A world we do not see, i39
i Yet the sweet closing Of an eve si
May bring us there to see.
Its gentle breexes fan our cheek,
Alnid our worldly cares;
It's gentle voices whisper love,
And mingle with oar prayers. y
sweet hearts around us throb aud beat.
Sweet helping hands are stirred.
And palpitates the veil between,
With breathings almost heard
I The silence awful, sweet and calm,
! They have no power TO break: vi
For mortal words are not for them
To utter or partake.
SO thin, SO sweet, SO soft they glide,
So near to press theyfseem,
They lull Us gently to our rest,
They melt rs into dream.
And in the hush OF rest they bring
It's easy now to see,
I How lovely and how sweet a pass,
The hour Of death may be.
To close the eve and close the ear,
e. Wrapped In . trance of bliss, i
And gently drawn In loving arms,
r. 10 sWoon to that--from this hi ~
Scarce knowing II we wake or sleep.
Scarce asking where we are,
To feel all evil sink away,
And sorrow and all csre. l,5t
sweet souls around us! watch us still!
4 Press nearer to our side, Ase
into our thoughts, INTO our prayers,
With se4tle heIpings glide. W.. ~
Let death betw cen us be as naught:
A dried and vanished stream:
Your 10y be the realities, fFff
Yss Our suffering life the dream.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-12

Schuyler Coliax first went 10 Wash
ington as correspondent for the Ind
annapolis JourNal-wases sa Z day.
He plead for g. but the editor respoa-
ded, You don't seem to consider ths
advantages you enjoy you are In a
way to make valuable acquaintance.
See what Abort 8. White hsscome to.
lie was once . reporter. You may be
. member Of Congress some day.
Who knowsT i frankly CONFESS. con-
tinued Mr.. Colfax, that said to him
in reply, win give III my chances OF
being : member Of Congress for the 9TH
or dollar day."