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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-01-06

ZINE PLANTATION
FOR rem
Tho undersigned Offers for rent his plan
tatiOn, one mile above Monroe, on the river.
There arc about 200 acres Of cleared land on
the place; gin, stables, cabins, rssidsnce,
T.. DREYFG6 4 CO.,
Dec. 0.-12:4t Monroe, La.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-01-06
$40 REWARD !

$40 REWARD
SiRASED or Stofen-tA BAY HORSE,
~ aged years Is hands high; has three
white legs. He walks and trots, and was in
thin order. The above reward will he paid
Tor his delivery to ID. A. BftEARb, Sr.
Monroe, Jan'y u, lS72.-15;3t
OLD NEWSPAPERS
~ FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-01-06
stats OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Ouachita, 1
SECTION l,

Be it known that on this day. before me,
Charles Delery, Recorder and ex-offlcio
Notary Public in and for the parish and
State aforesaid, duly commissioned and
sworn according to law, personally came
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-01-06

7. FITZWILLfAM. u. y. DUNN.
IT FITZWILLIAA 4 CO.,
issatiome,s, Job Printers. Blank book AaJ'c1
70 Camp Street aud "a Bank Place,
NEW ORLEANA.
Orders for lithographed or printed Checks,
Letter Heads, Bill Heads, &C., and for Blank
Books OF all kinds, promptly Allied at lowest
rates. November II, 1871, 4:3ln
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NOTICE.

L sell at auction, to the highest bidder,
for account OF freight and charges advanced,
and also to pay for this advertiseiaent, the
following articles, II not called for sooner:
Two cases merchandise, marked w. Il.
Hardie, Monroe, Ia.
$. w. ODEI.I.
Monroe, Dec. 13. ls7l.-l3:3t
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FOR RENT,
A residence In Monroe; comprises four
rooms, with Fireplace to each; recently
built, and never occupied. Apply for term.
at this Office, or Mt l.. w. Surghnor's.
Monroe, December q, 1871. l2:3t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-22
;rhs ossse, .,Al, ps>sussr.

: HAr Ola fonAtumS and romades have
Ia t44ls ~, Tnsy eSscessSs E e. TX n,n:sy ,a:syy
81 the hnlr and The PHILOSOPHY OF ~ growth
thinks u using them. lnstead Of ctogging
the pores q the scalp with thick onguents,
and thus obstrIctinG Ne ssnoielo pecsp1ration
which 10 essential TO the health OF the fbers,
We now tone the surface Of the cad with an
lnvlGoeatin4 app!eation which penctraees 70
the roots OF the hair and stimN)stcs them In
the same way that the fertilizipg agents
spread over the meadows stimulate the grass
roots and cause the blades to sprng up IN
myriads, coating the earth with verdure The
invigorant best adapted to this purpose y
LYoN's KArHAIRoN. 1t may Welt he called
the fertilizer Of the head. To the barren scalp
1t communicates veeafative power. II the
hair Is dropping out or becoming dry and
wIthered, It arrests the process ,Of dilapida-
tion or blight. The hair thickens and becomes
glossy aud aexible under its go nial operation
and a. dressing II Il unapproached by any
preparation that has. yet been laid on ::tht
toilet Of FOshln. T Y.4W
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-22
BUILDERS HARDwARE.-we would ca

BUILDERS HARDWARE.-We would ca
ths attention of those building to our stock
DuildinR Hardware, Paints, Oils, Glas'. &C, when
Il veil selected, and LARGEST in the State
Nails, Sash Weights, Rim and Mortise Locks Butt
Hinges. Shutter and Door Bolts, Staybacks, and IN
fact III necessary material for building, fol- sale ne
CAPELLE & BROTHER, zig Market ST.
Carpsntsn' Tools, PlaneA Carpenters and
CAapnan's make,) Chisels, Sockets and firmers
Squares Steel and Iron Compasses, CalaPeis h9,es,
Wooden and Steel Braces, Pinchsss, neveis' Saw
Sets, Plumbs and Levels, &c, for sale oy
CAPELLE l. BROTHER, 2l2 Market 81.
GRAIN BAGS-Stark Mills, AL, all cotton
Grain Bags for sale by
CAPELLE & BROTHER, 2l2 Market ST..
PLOWS, of different makes, as follows ;-HecE-
endorn, Moore, Atwood Il Wileys, (New Aork
make, cX,PgLIs 5fI iIs z z BROTHER, 2la Market St.
PLOW CASTINGS -Heckendorn, Moore, At
wood 4 Willeys, for sale by
CAPELLE Il BROTHER, 2l2 Market st.
KNIVES AND FORKS.-Our stock OF Table
and Dessert Knives, Ivory, Tip-horn, Ebony ano
Cocoa handles, both English and American make
il worthy of the attention OF any one wishing te
purchase. CAPELLE 4 BRO, 2l2 Market 81:
CROSS CUT SAWS.-Wood and Cross Cu
Savp. with Tuttles patent teeth these saws oy tne
experience of practical men, will do as much worl
n ons day as any other in two] and at redu 9
nrioea- for ssle by CAPELLE Il BRO.
2l2 Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-22

In Arkansas. the Republicans claim that
election Of Baxter as Governor, and their whole
ticket BY from 5000 to 5000 majority, but the
prospects, It is stated "are that both parties will
insist on being inausuratsd"' -
of the Legislature oG Louisiana, 10 msst o. De-
cember oh, to settle the prsssui crop ofPsitical
troubles in that Stale. I I.rs
tn. oiaci.l vote Of Illibois eivvss 0rast ,
majority Of 6e,757, and OlsGby, Repsbaiean
candidate for Governor, 1914.
The commission Of 0sasxs ". Fahunn. q
Postmaster Of Philads,pAia M made out ~
tsrdsy.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-22
LooAt swrGLLsoEaos,

The spisestia i ~ sssnee,ih. ss 49, ;
George MacD Donald lec~Ees 10 1nss!ttse Hall.
this evening. -
The horrible railroad accident hes cast .
gloom over the entire city.
The jury in The case Of Bill Dsnnis, yesterday
returned verdict Of guilty.
Cromwell will give snolhsr Of Art Entsrtain.
ment, at the Masonic Temple. tonight.
Large numbers Of people assembled around
the derot,all morning, making snxioss inquiries
in relation to the accident. u
w. NJ. Kennard & Co., have for aale MINNIE
Democrats Magazine for Dscsmhar, price q
cents. also "What to Wear" price ID cen.a. y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-22
soclGTlGs.
nxr1xas zRrs xxxxrNo,

Fairfax Lodge. No. 8, i o Q f.. at Odd Eel.
lows Hall. - and King 6ta. fr--
Columbia Lodge, No. 26, . q F. at Odd
Feliows' Hall, Sd and King Sts.
Dslawsxe Tribe, No. l, II H., at Red Mems
Hall, AIS Market.
Washington Council. No 4. o U A M, at Me-
chanics' Hall, 2l0 King st.
Rescue Council, Ne.S, ar, O U A M, at Hall
5th and MARKET st. s.
Lady Jefferson Homo Communion, at Hall So
Market st.
Excelsior Lodge. No I. X of P, at Knights o
Pythias Hail. 2ll Market st.
Washington Camp, p IS of A, at Good Eel
ows' Hall, Sd and Market Sts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-22

WEST CHURCH SUPPER.-The supper given
by the ladies of the West Presbyterian Church.
last evening, was quite we'll palronised and the
receipts we're gratifying. Refreshments wers
provided in abundance, and were served BY the
most accommodating and pleasant Of ladiea-
The affair was quite successful.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-22
Notice..

N0t1co. go < y
evvuu sahscrIhsr hes this day sold his entire s,ocs
Il CAtne aad Glassware. Cutlery, Ae- y rLos,As Y
s>noaAas, vhe vii eontiaue the bvsiaess ct the a
S1 ~ "a Narkst drest. he cordially rsooo01S
~ ~ b thoes Nho have bssp custonsrs at n
n - Who psslsetly andersteads tls business Ard
A S1eoA b their wants both Agreeebly aad Win
sS1auo11nG t CLEMENT B. sAYrQ,
C.S1Nk ss' ~ subsssibsr having been identified
k.-..R1A tAs sseablishnests a David sa,yth
DoSN eoyth oos sad Clsnsat D. sA.yt 9
S6Sshs passseshsesa ysass, has Purchsss .
u ~ stess vhieh ~ latter hls occupi.'
na1HniVV01oO0sek ef ese1s sow % haee. 18th th
SG81u OsG1syhg o. ~ sane bustoe.s. fhe stock
4 00&tAoongBo8 I'D Deseson npsts O. IT. kind u =
o.oG1l nsavly every article in use OF siths
0N0H0e OoGoo - 0uoenSvvAves - veil ~ . 200
s900nf e q1s@ rletsA and n'ts - y.r.' ,' Gstlssy
~ 49, 6ost SztsaAve stock OF Coal Oil, lampAs
so1sa, 81 oAa1ss II this city. The puress qsAals
GohAD6oyo - haad. IL 10 hoped The old euf-
0a - i16aono - ~ sseablishmsnt will eonhnua
- - skeoD G oeastesaAi .ths pstrossss sol
,s6v olnl6 ChoS6lDse oWnSf '
~. 366&As 7. Dc NoHMAnDIs,
q 4L8&s e&9tF - Market H. WilntastOn Osl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-22

SALE OF LAND-On Monday 10th, VIM II.
Grace. Auctioneer, sold the beautiful farm
Berlin Hail." containing 122 acres OF land,
the property of the late James A. Byus. Of
Dorchester county, for $4,000. to James A.
Dawson, ESQ. The farm was cold subject %
the widows dover. On the same day, by the
same, 153 acres of "Horns Point" were sold q
a, ,O55 to James North. There were no improv.
ments Oh the latter place. but the land is fer
tile and easily cultivated. .-Cdmbridge ChroN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-22

CALEB CUsHrxo.-The Washington Republi.
cnn says Hon. Caleb Cushing is resident vote,
Of Arlington, Va, and cast his vote for Grant
and Wilson and for John Syphax the colored
newly elected county clerk Of Alexandra coun'
ty.-Times change, and % do eminent men.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-22
CITY 0TE n 3.

ALPRED WALTON. Druegist. No. 2S5 Market
strsst, respectfully informs his friend and the paoe
n esnssal that hs keeps ON hand all descriptions
medicines, and that . ccmpetent person u ~
4mss ready to prescribe for such sick A. eau tna
ters. and that NO charge is made except the regular
nr;ce Of the medicines the same price as they would
nav anyvhsre else: but that ne one is visited at
thar residences.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-22
Avoid Consumptlon.

No enemy to the human race is more to be
dreaded and il more insidious in its approaches
than the too fatal destroyer of health and happi.
meas of myriads- -"Consumption in its. ghastly
form" The duty OF ali 10 to guard against il
frst advances. This may be done by ths timely
ne OF Dr.. Tutts Expectorant. bT ID
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-22

All DsstriRcss had their drawbacks, until the
salubrious Bark Of the Soap Tree was brought
from the Chilisn valleys TO perfect the fragrant
SozoDoxT. the most wholesome, reliable and de-
lightful article for the teeth, that brush was
ever dipped into ra-- Itt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-22
BosroN, Aass., February 9, 1870.

DR.. Tut:
Dear 0ar-Win yoa please inform me at what
druggist, in New York, can get your Expecto-
rant, a. can use some Of it to advantage, having
seen the eject Of IL on friend Of mine 2 am
fully satisfied that it has but to be tried to estab-
| ish ito msrits. It works like magic What is
| your Wholesale price, delivered 10 New York;
Let me know where II can Be had for the present
in New York, and ! will communicate further
with you at another time. S4T, g
Very truly yours, ~
W. II. BARRON, 96 Summer street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-22
Maelssrates Cases.
BEFORE MAYOR elMMs.

BEFORE MAYOR sIMMs.
VIM. Reed. Joshua Emmett, and Charles Brin-
ton were ssnt to New Cattle for sixty days, for
[yA!aney. 49,, 20
Charles Farley, for drunkenness, was fined 81
cepts and costs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-22

Inc contract WAS AWARDED 10 hODt. NC
lntire.
Mr.. Pickles presented an Ordinance for::the
relief d the appropriation for Incidental and
Miscellaneous Expenses. Read Twice. \
The Ordinance providing for the is suing Of
certificates of Indebtedness, TO the am cunt OF
500, 900, for the purpose Of defraying the ex-
penses incurred by widening Water street,
| was read third time and passed.
| l'elltions were read and referred as follows !:
From the Orisn Assembly tor the use Of the
HaU, on the evening of December 7th,l " hold
ball; from Police Se'geants Wingate and
Buck, asking additional compensation, in the
shape Of a donation. for duties performed; from
J. Morton Pool Co., asking permission to place
fence across Thorn street, at the lover side Of
Dock. as gaurd against lncendiariea; commu-
nication from property owners, in this locality,
accompanied this last petition, approving Of II;
from property owners on Chippy street, asking
Council, TO defer paying said street until next
Spring; for lamp on West side of Orange street,
between Second and Third streets; for lamp a
Ninth and Bennett streets; for raising the bed oi
Tenth street, between Wilson and Poplar. 10 III
proper grade; from a committee Of the manager
of the Board Of Trade, in reference to the ap-
poin.ment Of Fire detective; Sor, lamp At Sec.
ond and Neavles stresls, ard one at the 8. +
corner Of Eighth and Thornton streets.
p. Dongherty, $l7.50 w. w. Simmons
Sl7O75; Charles johnson, $l3l.O6; james Nc
Kendrick, Sl09.33 Robert Smith, $500
FraDcis Graham, s2l9.e james McIntyr $40
Joseph Flanagan, $7.s7 Fiahk Kelly, $29.6l
Mellerts 4 Kinsey, $40; r. D. Wood Il Co
S52l2; J. L. Killgore,&5l; HP. " WaltoD, ,$2l:6
Al1lffi1 e2S66, 81. RekAgS700. Alexande
Chandler, 500, VIM. Htilly. 500, Treasure
q Board of Health, 500. james Eakin, 46.3
Wm. ChanbenS7 81, Frederick Courtney SIS
John H. Bennett, 80. o. ~ "
;. On motion, Council adjourned. =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-22
the CITY COUNCIL.
REGULAR MEETING LAST EVENING

REGULAR MEETING LAST EVENING.
The City Council met at the regular hour
last evening. President Maris In the chair.
On petition Of John Walker and others,
asking permission to drain the lot at Eighth
and Madison streets, the Street Committee
reported that the complaint lOf overfowed
cellars would be remelied, when the lot wae
filled up. Adopted.
same Committee reported favorably on pe.:
titon for CUTTERS and crossing on krkw0od
ing and paving the south side OF FrankNn
street, as soon as the street is graded. Adop-
ted.
The Street Commissioner reported Al men
and 10 horses and carts employed; the Chief
Engineer, % men.
that they had granted the use of the City
Hall to Mrs. Mary Higgins and others, for the
purpose Of holding u masquerade party.
The Lamp Committee reported in flavor
of placing a lamp ct Eighth and Wilson
streets; at cost OF s2s. Adopted. p. si -, r.a..
of Market street beyond Twenty-third, which
on motion, was accepted.
| Mr.. Pickels presented resolution provid-
ing that all Ordinance or amendments to
Ordinances, after receiving second reading,
shall be referred to the Committee on Law,
in order to give proper consideration to such
matters. Adopted.
The Finance Committee, presented an eS-
innate OF expenses and receipts for the fol-
lowing year, amounting to 1852 $780, from
which amount t57 100, from water rents and
other sources must be deducted leaving e3O6.
$50, to be provided for by taxation.
A communication was read from j. p. La
lane, in reference to the rejection, by Council
of his application for review commission on
his Water street property in which he stated
| that Mr.. Baker informed him that he should
send in his appeal from the result of the Com
mission, to the Council, and not Judge Wales
lie asked to be granted further hearing
Mr.. Baker asserted that he distinctly in
formed Mr.. Lalane that he must send his ap-
peal to Judge Wales, as Councilhad no au
thority in the waiter.
On motion of Mr.. FOulk, the motion to
grant Mr.. Lalane the review, which was los
on last meeting night, was recOnsidered.
Mr.. Pckels moved, as substitute for thu
motion to grant review, that, the petition b
referred to Judge Wales.
Mr.. Febiger stated that the Council hal
Mr.. Lalane should apply to the Judge TO
redress.
MIR. Pickles, substitute, and the motion 4
The pay rolls of the Water and Street De
rartments, amounting to $751; 81 and e437. 81
respectively, were then read and passed in tn
| usual manner.
Mr.. Febiger presented proposals for gradin
the bed of Claymont street, between Twelft
and Thirteen. as follows:
Robt. Mcintyre, 24ls cts per cubic y
Francis Kelly, o5
Patrick Reynolds, So ''
D. A. Barnes, 25
The contract was rded tn Robt Nc
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-22
3ozod0nts

DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye is Sold Everywhere.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-22

TN0R REHT-kooms IN the second story Of the
n sssffs buil1ip9, ll6 Market street. suitable
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-02-21

HOrse Stock Company held meeting a'
the Mayors Ofkse thursday morning a
ten O'Clock. Tbs following elections Of
officers for the ensuing year took place
Presideni--H. G. Root Of Bennington
Wee Presideni-Ilenry Spencer Of
Burlington.
6ecreiAp-H n. Newell Of Shelbdrn.
Treasurer-L. C. Dodge Of Burlington.
Executive Committee-C. II. Blodgett,
Burlington J. A. Shedd, Burlington
w. A. Weed, Sbelburn.
IL was voted that the Stock farm pre-
misses be closed as place Of public resort
on the Sabbath. IL was also voted that
% per cent Of the stallion service be set
aside for use by persons outside Of the
Company. for the coming season.
The Board then adjourned to meet in
Burlington, February 22d, at l0a. m,
to draw claims for stallion service the
coming season.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-02-21
vermont Historical Society.

A special meeting of the Vermont His
torlcal Society was held at the Congrega.
tional church in st. Adams, on Tuesday,
February 9th. Rev. VIM. q. Lord, D.
d., of Montpelier, President of the 60.
ciety, called the meeting to erder at IL
o'clock, a. m.
The President of the Society briefly
announced the objects of the Society and
the purpose of tho special meeting.
Dea. L. L. butcher of St Adams, pre-.
scented package of letters, a manuscript t
grafton, and several Volumes recently
from the family of Mr.. White, one of the
first settlers~of the town of Georgia, &C.
companied with letter of presentation
from o. S. Bliss, Esq.
The President presented the subject of
the society establishing Field Day, for
the purpose of gathering up incidents and
scraps of history and the personal examin-
ton Of places of historic interest.
On motion of L. L. butcher il was
voted
That committee of three be appointed
by the President, to make arrangements
for a Field Day to be held during the
summer of 1872.
Hon. Charles Reed was appointed
Treasurer pro tempore, The Society then
adjourned until II o'clock p. m.
AFTERNOON.
The President announced as the com.
mittee OF arrangements for field day,
Hon. Charles Reed, Montpelier.
Hon. r. S. Taft, Burlington.
Henry Clark, Rutland.
Hon. E. P. Walton of Montpelier, in.
troduced the following resolution, which
was adopted
Resolued, That Rev. VIM. II. Lord.
~ ~ iOoiuCuo VI tue kCOClcbV De 1lVlt- |
ed to prepare and read paper at the an
nual meeting, in review of the contents of
the second volume Of the transactions of
the Society relating to the historic value
of the 'Haldemand Papers to the State.
The first paper read was on 'Indian
Footprints" by Henry Hail. ESQ.,, of
Rutland. This was an elaborate and
finished production, possessing much in
Ierest, especially in its reference to the
Indian names which were attached to va
rious rivers, places and objects ofinterest
Rev. DIR. Lord followed the paper of
Hall, with remarks on the origin of the
Indian names in Vermont, inclining to the
'iew that they came from the Penobscot
ribe rather than the Iroquois.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-02-21

WoeD's HsUsEuoLD MAGAZINE FORM,
has taken a New Departure " Tt
Hamilton as its editor-in-chief In bg
tory she unbIushingly avows that. IN
slhai and governing motive of this Ma,
to make money. We know that tbisis,g
paralleled in the history of literature. d
might disguise it in finer phrase but n
DERIVING motive would still be the sane
ioundly as we belive in Writ ne, mOraTH
the power of the press, we would never D
periodical if we did not hope to adyaps
fortune thereby" Yet just how fortunes
be advanced by the publication of an oti
Magazine of nearly sixty pages, contribua
such writer's as Greeley, Parton, Bun
Beecher, etc., and edited at an expense Of
ly six thousand dOllars-all for one dI
is not so apparent to the gs
reader, and is explained only by the fact &
enormous circulation, which now exceeds
Of any other Magazine. Any person moi
luainted with the Magazine may receive a,
men free, by addressing S. S. WooD /
'ewburgh, N. Y.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-02-21

A vel prepared biographical sksiei
was then read by Rev. Albert n. Bailey
ID. D.. Of shelden. on the life Rev. Ren
ben Gsrlick Of Jericho. one Of the tarly
7 elergmen Of the ProsiesiauI EPi-cSPa
Church in Vermont.
u Edwin r. Towle. Of Frsnklib, read :
connected aud interesting account Of the
las, Renisn raid.
The closing paper Of the session vas
read by Rev. Matthew II. Buckham,
President Of the University Of Vermont,
on The History Of History" This es-
say was an elaborate presentation Of the
whole subject Of history from the varlisi
dates, with the comparison at authors, aud
concluding with few Of the qualifications
Of the future historian. Ii was an adj
mirably written article, chaste in lis die.
tiOn and style, and is worthy of a place
among the highest rank of critical essays.
EVENING.
Hon. Chas. Reed, in the absence Of the
President, presided at the evening session.
Henry Clark offered the following reso.
luton, which was adopted
Resolped, That Hon. Lucius Y. Chitten-
den Of New York, be requested to deliver
an address before this society, 10 the
month Of June next, on the grounds of the
old Fortress at Ticonderoga, and that the
committee Of arrangements extend TO bin
this invitation.
The first paper of the evenig was read
by Henry Clark, of Rutland on the Life
of Nathan Sidney Smith Beman, d. D.
l.. l.. d., of Troy, n. Y"
l.. l.. butcher, Esq, of st. Adams.
then pronounced fitting and appreciative
tribute on the Life and Ser
vices of George +. Houghton, Esq, of st.
Adams, late President of the Society"
This was an admirable review of the liter.
nry and historical ability and services Of
Mr.. HoughtOn.
The closing paper was read by Henry
Hall, Esq, of Rutland, on the Battle
" Hubbardton, which was listened to with
attention and well received.
On motion of Albert Clark of st. AL.
,ans, it was voted
That the several papers read at this
Meeting be requested for publication in
be Transactions of the Society.
The session was well attended and the
Meeting was success in every respect. ,
he arrangements for the Field Day at
ieonderoga, in June next, excited much
interest, and will undoubtedly be an oc- >
aston that will call together a large as :
omblage of the members of the society, :,
nd prominet historical gentlemen from :
ifferent sections of the country.-Rut- ,
md Herald
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-02-21

ago he Eeui to lamps asi
= long time investigating d, - !
the working classes si,s,5;.
ins.' and studying The razis'
OF the associations BY vhia de-
better their condition. So.
to the United States be h.,
reputation Of industrious ~ !.
journalist and has oou,dbu,,5
Well-oOnsidered, erhau.tiys,r,'
Atlantic Monthly" the Bos-
'iser'" Cincinnati "Galsi,- =
Word" and Nation Of T.,
and other PrOmincn, nevsap,,
about the state ofieeliDg in c..
over the country which mad. .
Tor the distinguished siais.u,, y
ehuseits' George +. Har, ii.
the bill creating the Commi.,
gineer it through the lIou,e