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- Northwest corner 10th and Dstreets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwOsTORY AND
BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE ON THE EAST
SIDE OF 10TH STREET, BETWEEN AND
Q STREETS
IL By virtue Of a deed of trust to Joshua Whit
E;n ney and myself, dated October, LIST, 1870, and
sA.st the request Of the party secured, will sell
at public auction, to the highest bidder, on the
premises, on MONDAY. April %, 1872, at 81
vision OF the west half of square 365 as the same is
laid down upon the records of the Surveyor of said
sistng OF neat story and basement brick house
with brown trimmings.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in G. 10 Ia and "a
months with per cent interest secured by deed of
trust on the property. SIS down at the time Of
days the property to be resod at the Of the de-
faulting purchaser.
BRAlNARD II. WARNER, Surviving Trustee
GREEN WILLIAMS,
apS- eoSds kep.1 Auctioneers.
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GOLDEN HILL.
This popular FAMILY FLOUR In store azd foI
sale in lots to suit.
All other grades Family and Extra Flour.
MEAL, MILL FEED.
BALED HAY and STRAW.
w. N. GAIT D CO.,
decl5-h Indiana avenue and LIST street.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
Il has obtained from the Supreme Court of the Dis
rict Of Columbia holding Special Term. letters Of
Administration on the personal estate ofADELAIDE
Il. SCOTT, late Of Washington county, ID. O., de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber on or
before the sd day Of March next; they may sother-
wise BY Law be excluded from all benefit of the said
lS73. G. A. BOHRER
maf5 m st Administrator.
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CAsH .AID Iol L 4 SIsTs and oHEI-
street, Georeetoyn. Note By mail from ceoreetowa
OF W ashinGton attended %. ccE-iy
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KY W. IL. WALL Il CO., Auctfoneer5,
u New Marble Building,
900 and 902, W. cor. Penna. ave. and 9th st
TRuSTEE'S SALE OF THE FURNITURE IN
ThEST. JAMES HOTEL, CORNER OF PENN
ss1rL.sIA A,,I a AVENUE AND SIXTH STREET,
a By virtue of deed of trust recorded in Liber
w n. q. II. No. !; folio 50 and IS, of the chattIe
records for Washington county, ID. G.. the
~ undersigned will sell at public auction in
said hotel, commencing MONDAY, 18th day
Of April, 1872, at 10 o'clock, a. m, and continuias
from day to day until all are sold, the following
goods and chattels, viz:
Walnut, Mahogany and Cottage Bedsteais
Bureaus, Washstands, Tables,
Parlor Suites, Lace Curtains.
walnut Wardrebes, Chairs Cornices,
walnut Chamber Suites, Marble-top Tables,
Cottage sets, Hair and Shuck Mattresses
French Plate Mirrors, Chandeliers,
Blankets, Sheets, Spreads, Comforts,
Feather Beds, Pillows, &c,
Brussels, Three ply and Ingram Carpets
Dining Tables, Chairs, SdeboArds,
Plated Ware, Glassware, Crockery,
Kitchen Ware and Utensils,
Office and Bar Furniture, Safe, &c
Terms: All sums under $3.50 cash, and over tina
amounts credit Of one and tive months; notes bear
ing interest and approved Endorsements.
Sale positive.
ORESTES B. DODGE, Trustee.
mar0-eo6ds w. l.. WALL CO.. Aucts.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

And MONEY SROhER Hlusr. Rsn.si
and Rents Colleoted. Once corner 81 lsth at v
streets. rrkrel Ia
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A JSTlN +. BROWN.
n Corner \ avenue ara 18Th street.
Washington. u. O..
NTuf FsAIF pFhTNR y
II hGEk. LINZ. CEMENT, SAND. SC. g.. Sc
- Nbtk BILLS cot q order ON short ustice.
Ill SFoNk tor kUi dina. nacsdaui ritr snd
is'ing purposes delivered IN any part II sue Dis
RIAL ESTATE bought aud ssIa ana money IN.
vested. T. this branch q tas business uilI here
o.tr hiNe ms personal atteuti M. aua will a. ~ nv
once ahNy from ten a. m until tour IA. mari n
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pY THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auctloneer,
u DIG Ith street, o q osite Post Ofict

SALE OF VERY COMFORTABLE RESI-
DENCES FOR SMALL FAMILIES.
- nder and By virtue of A deed OF trust, made
s. ON the Sd day Of July, 1871, and recorded on ths
same day. IN libeT No. GJl folio 322, tue under
signed trustees Will HeT for sale at public auction.
N front OF the premises. on WEDNESDAY, the
gam day Of pri, 1872, at > clock D lots num-
beTed lSf lSS, l3 10, aud H. IN Glib subd
Son OF square six hundred and seventy We. t675
Washington city, ID. C.. with the i'm prov ements
tht TeupOD
These lots are each improved by a tw0-st0ry aud
pas ment brick dwelling of eight rosms aud will De-
paTateiy sold. The houses front on MYRTLE street
near Lincoln avenue. The newly built and
VIII make extremely omf0rtable ZONES for SIN al
families. They il close proximity ST A. rvs
lu- Church, and only few PAGES the city rail-
Terms # sale. Oae y iri CASH residue in one and
two years. Purchaser notes for deferred paw
neEts. bearing interest at Per cent, PAYABLE In
semi annual il stalment- to be given and 10 l.. s.
cured on the property sold. All stamps aud con
ye3 ancug at puTCh 4-er's cost $50 on each Lot Ia
be paid when bid y accepted
GEO p. APPLEBY, lr
" +. EDMONSTDN.( trustees
app eo6ds THi-S. =. WAGGAMAN, Auct
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TINTED STATES PArENT OFFICE.

a. ,ss;s ss1s Sf IA "a hSrcs ,sth W.
NY. praying for the extension OF Q patent granfed
20 him on the 9Th day Of July, ISIS, for an i'm
provement In Plates for Burglar Proof safes:
IL IL ordered that the testimony I'm the be
closed on the 18th day Of june next; that the
time for ling arguments and the ExAminers report
be limited 90 the sth day Of July next, aud that
said PETITION be heard the 10Th day Of July next.
AIRY person may OPPOSE this extension.
marZ-wM M b. LEGGETT. Commissioner
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DRICE LIST OF GROCERIES

ELPHONZO YOUNCS s. CO.'S.
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SUGARS,
FLOUR.

FAMILY-Cho;ce, warranted. Per sack, 50 25
FAMILY-The very best produced 80
EXTRh-Choicest, good family Per sack, 90
ENTRA-Ch Oice.........-..... 2-7
I" l75
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" Q = T 7 { Z
JIAN BOYLE 400.

M u W . G r
JUAN BOYLE a 60.
ZEAL ESTATE EROHERS
No 30 fiFrEENrH SrREET, PLAN7s' Bt.lnfNs
FOR SALE
hsnds onnely fCRNlsHKn HoUSE On s,uth a
street % zen = ana NJ streets uith Al ~ a. t.r
impicN enieuts' small each payments aua lsns tiups
on balance. - ~
SEVERAL YARNS
Small snd lsrge. tie lice q the Point ~ n a.
Railroad, within a few minutes wax q tha d.n.t.
within thirty minutes ~ v sshingtrH PEN. -,
40.
One o. 800 acres the rad sal same distance
IRON dcpci, iU PROV "a bY HOuse. sc
SIX lots.
Near Capitol, froutiug on Nv Ierrfv avenue. one %
Tie nntss situations I'M the CITY.
HCt * on North street. $50 cash, balance
on lcnE time.
TuREE HANDSOME HOUSES In the wet end.
- AEsN.
HCISfS aul LOTS IN Al parts II tn CITY
TWO HANDSOME HOrSFS n Niath .f-ea,
MONEY To LOAN
In sums Of from : "a, q SioseS on real estate
u.ls-f
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RY LATIMER & CLEARLY,
~ AuctIoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania Rv enue and 18th st
Star Office Buildings.
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fINHROUGH LINE
BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
WASHING ToN, June 2, l570-nOOa.
Trains between WASHING.
TON aud NEW YORK are rum - - -
: follows: EsAHN @He N<4
FOR NEW YORK, trifAoH ch0Hzc ofc17s
Leave daily except Sunday at 800 .. N, l2ss
aud 800 p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
leave daily except sunday at 500 al n, l2:is
and 5.40 p. m.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at 900 p. m. and Philadel
phia at 5:3e p. m.
Sleeping cars for New York on 9 .. m. train only
Through tickets to PhiiadelP hia, New York OT
Boston can be had at the Station Ofce at ali hJurf
Fl the Cay.
For Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An.
narClls andtEe West. J. l.. WILSON,
Master VI Trans pJrtatiOn.
J.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GFO. :. hOONTZ, Agent, Washington. jell
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CANNED GOODS.

ELPHONZO Y0UNGS d Co.,
UoRNEB NINTH AND STREETS.
Under Masonic Temple.
ELPRONZO YOUNGS,I
WM. II. SEAMS. feb2itf
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
II No lOol, northwest corner 10th and d SITS.
ASSSIGNEEssALEo FlvALUABLE IMPROVED
I'D FOR THE NEW S6RTaEERRNNI L SfhfHT
MAJ MARkET HOUSE. BETTER KNOWN AS
I IH fa 4TH And f2gAk SIS BETWEEN AND
q We i shay Stsr for sale; at Public Auction, to
l ,G,. Of o'clock Is ; m, AYE House. and
lO24, 1921. Ta "a properly oilers rare Elm ind nee
ments to Hfes<eH and cspi ali SITS, being situated
hs shs to in ss and
Be- o sh HEdss
,R N sIs stamps A. the cost Of
vi Nr NJ. T. Es SHhHs!i
APPS d GREEN / WILLIAMS, fAa 1ct..
RY WM. L. Wal. Co., Auctioneers
900 and 9O2 Pennsy ly ania avenue, cor 9th street
FARCE AND ATTRACTIVE PEREMPToRY
SALE OF ELEGANT DIAMONDS, WATCH ES,
t ekb h4ECkET SiH SEwEERH GLTsTERs
ShYXs AND STAEk SITS, STUDS. SLEEVE fHNi;
- On THtRsDhY and FRIDAY MORNINGS,
EYA}April II and I2, commencing at 10 O'Clock,
90, ali Of which will be sold pc.itV SiS
resented. The stock comprises:
superb Clusters and Solitaire Diam )nds in Rings
Pins, Earrings, and Studs, Bracelets, Brooches,
sc.
Rich Is karat Gold Jewery, set with Pearls Ru,,ies
Amethysts, Coral, Emeralds, and other precious
stones. in every variety of artistic mountinQ,
Fine Gold Hunting AID Openface, Diamond and
Enameled Watches, by all the most celebrated
Swiss. English and American makers, &c
We call special attention Of buyers to the above
sale rs the stock is frOmone Of the largest IMPORT
ing houses In this country. Catalogues will be
ready and goods on exhibition "Wednesday, pril To-
apo At W. l.. WALL CO.. Aucts.
IChron. Repub. and Patriot copy.l
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I TNITED sIATIs PATIEL oITICE,

N. ,.tsias " sTSStf 6sss q bsrot
Mich, prsyine for the eEtes.ion q patent
granted 70 him on the "a day Of June 1853 Tor an
IL Il ordered that the teetimony IN the csse BE
closed on the 2isf day Of LAY NEXT; that the
he limited 10 the slst day Of May next, and that
snid PETITION heard on the 5th day Of une next.
Any PersSp nj IEe Ss oemu,..,o,er.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Mas. Soi F EMbIA' me sd day Of March, lo72

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
L OF COLUMBIA, the sd day Of March, ls7a.
h'''a y Frazier uo.,.so, EquityDoele.n
Nicholas Mullikin ct al -
On motion of the plaintiff, by O. Sterrs, her
solicitor, il is ordered that the defendant, JOSEPH
T. MULLlkIN, cause his appearance to be entered
herein on or before the first rule day occurring forty
days after this day otherwise the case will be pro
cesded with as in case OF default.
By the Court.
ANDREW WYLIE, Justice, &c
True copy. Test:-R. J. MEIGS. Clerk, &c
m 23-m3w BY l.. p. WILLIAMS, Asst IN erk
I NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" WASHINGTON, d. c., March Is, l02
On the petition Of NASUOBB, Of Chicago, III,
praying Tor the extension of a patent granted to
bim ON the 9th day Of July lS5s, for an improve
ment in Railroad Car Seats aud Berths:
IL is ordered that the testimony IN the case he
closed on the 4th day of Juue next: that the time
for filing arguments and the Examiners report be
limited to the lih day of Ju2e next, and that said
petition he heard on the 10 day of June next.
aps,tsw nj. y. LEGGETT. Commi.s;onsr
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ENpORsEMENT OF rHK PRESS.

The many tnoussnas cured ~ tins estAollshmen
within the last twenty years, and the numerous I'm
portant surgical operations performed BY DIR. John
ston, Witnessed by the reporters OF the Sns and
again and again before the public besides hs stand
ing gentleman Of character and responsibility,
SKIN DISEASES 0PEEDILY CURTD. oce{-ly
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IL New Marble Ending,
900 and 9O2 Pennsy lvanis avenue.
$50 PANAMA HATS AT AUCTION
Il We viii sell Gt our salesrGoms, ON account Of
ING, April Tin, at = clOck-
go Panama Hats
TIE attention OF the trade and b. - j. allied to
this sale, az the goods will positively be sold
aT'-d w. L. WALL & co, Aucts.
Ell LATIMER & CLEARY,
- Auetiohers and heal Estate Brokers.
Corner vi PenEsJ II ania avenue and llth stree,
Star Ofice Building.
A VALUABLE LIBRARY AT AUCTION
TN ~ h1nRtn Tuesday, WEDNESDAY and
and e.h al ~ clock. at our Aucti5n Rooms, we
shall sell valuable Library Of Classical, Hstori-
cal, Law, Agricultural and Miscellaneous Works
aTs-dtl8th LATImEB Il CLEARY. Aucts.
Ply s. SAMsTAG & co, AGctionesrs.
$4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS. RIBBONs.
LAAChs c fTTImnBBRELLAs AND FANCY GOODS
\. On THURSDAY. April IIth. at 10 O'Clock.
81 1--WE will sell at No 4l9 Ilth street, near Penn
sylyania avenue, The balance Of Clement q
Cslieoes, Lawns, AIg,cas, Linens, FIanneis,
Towels, W hite Goods,
Laces, Feathers, Flowers.
sIS-4t' :. sAMsTAG 4 Co, hucts
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
II No. lOOl, northwest corner of 10th and d sts.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
a On THURSDAY. the 1th instant. at 10
9Th Il bs!wssG and streets northwest
BAR cloth sofa and q cba hirni'ure'Viz;
Msrbie-top Table, venitian Blinds,
Bedsteads and Bureaus, Bedding,
Feather Beds snd Pillows,
Terms cash. GREEN WILLIAMS.
apoot Auctioneers.
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BACON.

SHCUBDER~-Best sugar cured..........At Q cents
HANS-thoice sugar Cured....-.........AtI II cents
HAMS-Fancy low rates
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Ia''NIN It
OFFICE, = SOUTH FREDERICK STREET.
Prom his extensive practice Ia the great FitAl
q Europe and the first Ia this Couutry. viz l.. Eng
land, France, Philadelphia and elsewhere, can ole
the most certain, speedy aud e1cctusl rome1y Ia IN
world for all
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,

10y LATIMER CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southwest corner Pennsyv snia ne and 18th
Star Office Building.
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nifty to write such a lying, sneaking,
officiating, slandering, perjurlng, back
biting communication to his w paper,
which he claims to be the par excellence
of the county, and then say it must not
be snrmised, that he is a democrat, or
that he ever belonged to the democratic
party, his sense o fjustice is so nice, so
easily affected, that to vindicate the
honor and patriotism of the noble men
(Copperheads) whom he thinks, his
tory can show no better, that he has
taken up arms in their defence and now
justice must be done, or blood will flow.
and although a strong UAion man, he
has determined in his own mind, wal
to the handle or democracy shall try
umph and Liberal Republicans will be
hoby-horse on which this HYDRA Head
ed monster will ride into power upon.
But the ball is in motion, and as it rolls
onward; we hear the thunder of its
voice; death to the traitors. l would
advise this correspondent to find him
self a hole in the democratic party,
Grail into it backwards and draw the
hole in after him. C. W. SNYDER.
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ANDREW co. REPUBLICAN.
Call for o Judicial Convention.

WHEREAS, BY a recent act of the
General Assembly Of the State of Mis-
ouri, the Twenty-ninth Judicial Cir
uit, composed of the counties of An
rev, Atchison, Holt and Nodaway,
as been created, and a special election
pr Judge and Circuit Attorney Of said
ircuit has been ordered to take place
n the 10th day of April next; and,
Whereas, 1t is desirable to hold a
judicial Convention to place in nOmi-
alton candidates for said offices by the
Republican party;
Therefore, In the absence of any
Their authority for calling said conven-
Jon, we, the undersigned Chairmen of
he County Central Committees of the
cspective counties, do hereby call a
Invention to meet at Oregon, Holt
bounty, Missouri, at l o'clock p. NJ, OH
thursday, the 28th day Of March,
BIZ, and we do hereby request the re-
p~ective counties to choose delegates to
tend said convention OH the basis OF
heir representation to the State Con-
ention at Jefferson City on the I'D day
February last, which is as follows:
Andrew, 9 delegates; Atchison, 5;
folt, 8; Nodaway, Z.
II. S. KELLY,
Chairman .1ndre,r Co. Central Committee.
A. E. WYATT,
Chairman Atchison Co. Central Committee.
H. E. ROBINSON,
Chairman Noddtcdy Co. Central Comnif;ce.
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REPUBLICAN

fFRoM THE Mo-, DEMOCRAT
1t is no longer an open question where
the liberal masses of 20 in this State
stand. They have themselves settled
that point in State convention. With
| them appeared also q genuine represent
tation of re-enfranchised citizens, inclu-
ding in their constituency q gOodly pro-
portion of cx-Confederates of the King
| dom of Galloway. We have heretofore
noticed that the organ of the ex-Con-
federates in that county. the fulton
Fair Play. had emphatically declared a
further prosecution of the warfare Ofthe
present mis-called Democratic party to
be hopeless and Improbable, and that
the bummers proposed nothing better
than a sneaking and equally hopeless
renewal of that warfare for their own
emolument. The Fair Play, with rare
good sense, called upon ex-Confederates
| 10 join the Republicans who had effected
| northumberland, and were pledged
to amnesty. The result was 4 county
convention, in which Galloway county
ex-rebels participated. which chose
of their number. Maj. n. G. Kouns, as a
delegate to the Republican State Con-
~vention held on the 22d-inst. and adopted
tlc loilo" my uiiIoig otirt atSOiitioiiS
Resolved, That as the National Gov
crnment, in the dispcnsation of justice
to all its citizens, can afford to be gen
erous to all, we are in favor OF general
! and universal amnesty for all. and the
enforcement of strict and impartial
equality before the law for all; that all
of the privileges ofcitiZcnship should he
bestowed upon al citizens who are re-
quired to zeal the burdens Of gorcril-
ment, and we have ~unbounded conf
dence in the great Republican party,
| founded as it is on those immhtable
principles of justice and equality Cor all.
Resolved, That the Republicans OF
! the Kingdom Of Galloway" recognize
those lately ugGer arms against the au.
thority of the United States as brave
and honorable foes in war, and they
having abandoned the fight and accep.
ted the situation and faithfully observed
the terms of their parole, and as they
are o about to sumc The ballot, We
respectfully and cordially invite them
and all true Southern men who honora'
bly, and c0nscIe1tiOusly declined tC
take all test oatlis falsely to make
common cause with Us against q party
swithout lock, stool: or barrcl.-party
that does not know whether TO tight
r~etrest or surrcnder-a party that doe,
not exactly know whether it has any
principles or not, and is unable to de
termine who represents its policy.
Resolved, That we look upon Tie late
meeting at Jefferson City as II selt con
stitutcd body of hungry 'rossum hun
tiers, under the Objection OF Z. +. Blail
and his cousin GratZ.
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GIVE HIM A MEDALLION Wednes-
day morning q police officer in Quincy
arrested a horse-thicf astride the stolen
animal, and without ordering him off,
OF making any search of his person,
started towards the lookup, leading
the horse by the bit. Before lie had
gone many rods the culprit drew a navy
revolver and gently dropped a piece of
cold lead in the back of the officers
neck. He was troubled with faintness
directly, let go the bride, and the pris-
oner took a hasty departure: Instead
of a boarder in the city prison, they
have got a sick policeman in the city
hospital. he ought to stay there until
y he gets well. The Quincy Herald
says "that if the police force were out
of the way, it wouldn't take more than
two horse thieves and two navy revol-
vers to capture the town." If they
are all like this one, we can't see how
they can be in the way.
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COMING POLITICAL EVENTS

The dates of the most important po-
litical events for some months 10 come,
so far as announced, are as follows:
March q. State Republican Conven-
ton, Ohio.
April l.. State election, Connecticut.
April3. State election, Rhode Island.
April 10. State Republican Conven-
tion, Florida.
April 10. State Republican Conven-
ton, Pennsylvania.
April 10. National Convention color
ed men, New Orleans, La.
April II. State Republican COnven-
ton, North Carolina.
April %. State Reform Convention,
Louisiana.
April %. State election. Virginia.
May /. State Conservative Conven-
ton North Carolina.
May /. Connecticut Convention meets
at New Haven.
May 6. National Liberal Republican
Mass Meeting, CINCINNATI.
May Z. Election, Idaho Territory.
May 8. Meeting of Democratic State
Central Committee, Illinois.
May %. State Republican Conven-
ton, Georgia.
May %. State Republican Conven-
ton, New Jersey.
Nav 30. State Democratic Conven-
ton, Pennsylvania.
June 8. Election, Washington Ter
ritory.
June 8. State election, Oregon.
June 5. National Republican Con-
vention, Philadelphia.
June IL. State Republican, Conven-
ton, Texas.
June IL. State Democratic Conven-
ton. Indiana.
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some or, none of them his confidants;
whether he gives any, or some, or none
Of them any part of the offices: that he
is responsible simply to the people for
giving the country a good administra-
ton. This latter he has done. Its be-
cause we are convinced ofthls fact; that
it involves the head and front of his Of
tending; because of this we believe in
standing by Grant and his administra-
ton. Grant, however, is as certain of
his sec 1nd election as of his first; be-
cause the people, not the politicians.
are the keepers of his political destiny,
and they will have it so.