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Livery and Sale Stable.

Saddle Horses, Buggies, Transfer Wagons,
terms. Also q daily stage line from McMinn-
vile to Beersheba for the accommodation OF
travellers, which win run in connection with the
Railroad. Careful and trusty drivers furnished
with all vehicles, when wanted.
les sw GRISWOLD & HOUCHIN.
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For Constabie-First District.

WYE are authorized to announce e. W. JONES
w as a candidate for reelection to the Office
of Cons table for the First Civil District, David
son county, at the ensuing Angus election.
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Water Tax! Water Taxi!

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Water Tax for the last half of 1872 is due
and payable in ADVANCE. 1t is hoped that all
will be prompt, and come forward and pay the
tax, as indulgence cannot be extended to any
one. All persons in arrears will be shut OFF with
out further notice. JOHN l.. GLENN,
iva 1w Water Tax Collector.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. !
NEW BARBER SHOP
ST. Gland HofeI,

HAVING JUST OPENED A NEW BAR.
III Der Shop in the st. Cloud Hotel, with new
equipments the public are invited to give us q
share of their patronage. Comfort and prompt
ness, with polite attention.
wi 2t FOSTER q HORNE
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WALKER & WILLS,
Claim and Collecting
Agents,
COR. UNION AND CHERRY STREETS,
NASHVILLE TENN

A LII CLASSES OF GOVERNMENT CLAIMS
II Collected. Persons who filed their claims
with Paramore & Sewers, or Walker & Yaryan,
or Chapman, HOsmer a. Co., will find il to their
interest to call at once as all Of the records of
said firms are in our Office. dec31 IF
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METROPOLITAN HOTEL
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

THIS ADMIRABLE HOTEL is CENTRAL
Il Iy and delightfully."- situated, and offers as
great inducements to families visiting the North
any other flrst-class Hotel in New York. A visit
respectfully solicited.
....-- r. M. TWEED, Proprietor.
VIM. WILKINSON, Superintendent.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
New Code OF Tennessee,

DY THOMPSON AND STEGER. In 3 vols,
ID 2, 400 pages, arranged on the basis Of the old
Code, emitting all repealed and obsolete law,
and containing all the statute law in force. 1t
also contains full notes, and references to the de-
cisions of the Supreme Court constituting the
statutes, and other valuable improvements
Ready for delivery on 9th July, 1872. Orders
sent to I. NJ. STEGER, Nashville, Tenn VIII
be promptly filed. Price, $1,000.
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
RAILROAD. I

G&A ~ - - 49, w ~
FTRAINS Run TO AND FROM NASH
u vile as follows rffF
LEAVE. IuIV L 1870 ARRTvW.
os3O AN 1880 An.
l:40 Pm. -a .-H 6;o5 Pm
ZOO A. ".
Night Express Train leaves at 1 AN e3
Trains connect at Louisville for st. Louis
and al points North, East and West.
Mail Boats leaving Louisville st 10 An.
and Pm. arrive at Cincinnati in time to con-
meet with early trains FOR the East.
- Passengers from Gallstin and points South
arriving at Nashville at 7:30 An. have until ass
Pm. In which to attend to business before return
ing. -
y For Through Tickets, Passage Cheeks and
information rs 70 Sleeping Cars, Through Com
nections, ETC., apply at Once Nashville City
Transfer Co., under Maxwell House, and at De-
pot Louisville and Nashville Railroad In Nash-
Vile. .- ALBERT FINK
y21y General Superintendent
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ADJUSTMENTS.
FOURTH JULY PICNIC!
Fun, PatriOtism q Benegolence!

NyHE EIGHTH ANNUAL PIcNrCFoaTEE
Il benefit of st. Mary's Orphan Asylum will De
given on 81 Mlf ftfFGelf II ~
THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1872,
at Merritt's Grove, on the Tennessee and Pacific
Rsilroad. A first-class Quadrille Band is engag-
ed for this occasion.
Tickets, admitting one gentleman and ladies,
One Dollar, i--n n, 81
Cars win leave the Chattanooga Depot at $50
A. M, and continue running throughout the chy
at intervals of about one hour. Fare for ne
round trip 25 cts. sr8 tts je28 IN
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Schedule of Cash Premiums
CERrIFrCATES.

35I Premiums to Re Distributed I'm
Conformity to Law.
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VXTE are authorized to announce Hon. T.. A
w GARRETT candidate for Congress from
the Second District. Election in November. 4
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.rTi r1s 10 MEDICAL HA oTt
,N0O~O"~OsO~g,NO(lSNeOO ec>N.C~-ONODO>~,>0l>
DIR. BRACKINGS INFIRMARY,
The Very Greatest Success

The Very Greatest Success
rs ATTENDING DIR CRACKING IN Els
i location in this city. Ladies who have long
been suffering with diseases peculiar to their sex
are coming in daily from all directions TO consult
him, and many of them are entering the house to
remain -.r ...-s...-s e.. .. Ian
FOR HIS SPECIAL TREATMENT.
Quite a number of physicians have hOnored
him by bringing several lady patients and cancer
cases to him for advice and treatment. 1 Q
DR.. Bracking has room for quite a number
more ladies yet who desire his skill and treat
ment ......st --ta.. 20 @ II 4
There has nerer been q man here 1ohose
success IN the cure Of Female Diseases,
Cancers, ETC., that 1ootdd at all compare
1cith DR.. BRACKINGS. .
His horse is well furnished for patients and
pleasantly located. Patients will be visited at
their houses in the city when desired.
Address L. G. BRACKING, NJ. D., .
$50 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
je2s till sep4 --. .... SIN rE r
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NEW SHORT LINE
l-- sixteen Hours to st. Louis.
Evansville, Henderson and Nashville,
le.95 - NASHVILLE,
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS,
: AND
ST. LOUIS AND SOUTHEASTERN
" RAILROADS
G-ThIs II Quite Is 60 Niles shorter than
Iron Mountain Railroad, so
miles Shorter than Cairo
Do and SO. Louis short Line

- = .i-I % -
&N4l 81 ssi ~ I'm "a a -. 4 -1.S1ttl
AEkkN9&H VIZ tx
I'm AND AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE 2,
" 1872, trains on the St. Louis Air Line will
run as follows w 80
St. Louis Express leaves Nashville at I:1O A. N;
Arrives at Evansville $50 A. N and st. Louis
Memphis and Hopkinsviile Express leaves
Nashville at 1:30 P. N Arrives at HOpkinsyille
40 A. NJ; Arrives at Memphis 2:40 A. NJ.
st. Louis Express arrives at Nashville at 12O1
A. N. Memphis and Hopkinsyille Express
rives at $40 P. NJ. -
All trains run daily except Sunday, connecting
with Louisville and Nashville Railroad at Guth-
RE, making quickest and most desirable route TO
Memphis, Clarksville, Mobile and New Orleans.
The 1:10 A. NJ. train also connects at Evansville
with trains to all points East, North and North
east
j. F. BOYD, Gen. Sup. st. L. & S. ERR.
HUGH PITCAIRN, Cen sup. E., H. s n. and N,
G. s.. st. L. Railroads.
j. W. Mass, Gen1 Ticket Agent, St. L. 8 s. E.
Railroad. --
C. NJ. wYANT, Gen1 Ticket and Pass'r Agent
E, III. s. n. and N, O. g st. L. Railroad
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Only $4,000 SEASON TICKETS TO BIZ sold

Buy Ticket So 90 secures admission to the Fair
Grounds for the Whole week. and the possession of the
Season Ticket will enite the holder to participation in
the distribution of the above CASH PREMIUMS. =
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AGENCIES.

L. ID. WALKER, Successor to Walker & Yaryan
A. w. WILLS, late U. 3. Army,
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Dissolution Notice,
For Sale

an GOOD TERMS, A FIRST-CLASS AND
" nearly new Steam FIGURING Mill at Union
City, Tenn, in the heart of an immense wheat
crop, accessible by rail in every direction.
Apply to G. N. GLIB BS or A. j. LAWSON,
Union City, or to GEO. II. CAREY,
je7 I'm Sc Carondelet street, New Orleans, La.
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COMMITTEE.
JOHN c. BURCH, of Davidson,
+. G. DUNNINGT0N, CT Maury,
THOMAS F. HENRY, of Montgomery,
JAMES W. NEWMAN, Of Lincoln,
THOMAS B. MURRAY, of Warren,
j. NJ. BROOKS. of Knox,
JOHN BLEVINS, Of Hawkins, r,la =
W. D. VANDYKE, of Hamilton,
Nj. MAGEVENEY, Of Shelby, W. III
II. W. WALL, of Henry.
j. NJ. COULTER, of Gibson.
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MON AND AMERICAN
r0R G0yKRn0a.
=. WV. MOpowELIs q Shelby.
DEMOCRATIo STATE ExEcUTTvE

Election, Tuesday, Nov. 8. Isza.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-06

Tho Police Court on saturday Witnessed the
conclusion VI trial "tedlOus rs tulce-told
taIe,r that Of John II. Crane vs.. Thomas
Donoho. The case was before the court 10 the
form Of q criminal Information against Donoho
for an alleged libel contained IN an Amdayit
published IN the Sunday HsIsld, In which II
was alleged that DJnOha mad paid Crane 10 pass
over deficient work 10 The Fourth ward, OF which
Crane had charge. The case has occupied some
time, and on saturiay last JudEe smell dts
he sad aThe court I.-of the opinion that
legal Justification has not boon established 10
this by tho evidence offered. Much has been
question Of Justification, which, In tho view TO
he presented, 10 not material to the decision OF
this case. A man, who begins BY attempting 70
defraud his employers In the execution 81 pub.
u, work, aud resorts TO . voluntary affidavit VI
a lIbelOus character, publ Dshlng his own infamy
Ia an attempt 10 detamO an alleged 90 oonspira.
tor, 10 eertalnly not q model OF public virtue TO
question OF Character 70 stand as the tsSiinony
has left It. qualified by the history VI the past,
proceed 10 consider the vital questions involved
no proved beyond a reasonable doubt by the gov.
eminent, or the case nails.
"Ir must not be forgotten that the defendant
l. entitled 10 this form Of action % the osnsht Of
the shortcomings Of tho government, AID 10 the
doubt that arises from Imperfect exhibition OF
pronL The court, frUm careful analysis Of the
testimony, not recited here, Is not satisfied that
tue government has Established q publication
BY defendant OF his libel charged.
There are some other polntS, which were
made In the case Whlrh, under different eircum.
stances, would have deserved confederation,
The testimony Ia this case shows that the
publication in the Herald, OF March II, lSI2, was
not an exact copy OF the atidsvlt, bat that
several words were omitted II 10 not for the
court 70 say that these words did not change
tho sense OF the libel, or that their omission
might not have made that libelous which was
not so before Upon that ..YSnnd alone Lon" Z It had
Defendant 10 discharged.
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THE COURTS.
OWL.

r.zc OWL r,,. ..,,
EoulIN ysouRr = ytdge Htln.-, lnis eouit
N sae ne IelloNlng ordefs On ,SatuIgeyi r,,.
flrst hsiormed Chureh ". hslti ~ ~ ~ Lnh
gate eae W upon ~ Pl,eatlon ~ w
cent trouble in the First Reformed church. II
was arqucd nv Mr. MattinQty and Mr. Riddle
and the court made an order restraining the
Defendants from using the church in controversy
wRnReman va WanReman, order allevinE
amend Iuent, be but refusing 10 order an allow.
anes 10 Be made 10 plaintif.
Mo1rnegal vs.. McClOneRsl, Order directing
trustee 70 invest
King w. Easily. Order disnllslnE suit.
kenne Va kenne. Decree for divorce from the
bonds q mserimony. -.
~ y, 49, " w pe0'ee 'Ot
tns ~ ~ y. Na.aon ~ a,.a
s,,1 49,, L,ouu " W, Muss = 49,
~, VI ~. ssh.s,;;. O'Ne' 'A'"'ns i0i"e' W.
pa M ~ nasI. n,d., .,,o.,n, ,,,,h.r lila.
.Sk..,, Ous' Aho"iuk 'uIthei "tno
p.,.,..r' u,,,iy. o.a..x...,,.,. ,..-,... ....
8Ss,o, % Ia,sIss nssas ,na v,Svr
Do.' y, 7. ~. - -, Su'' '"a' n'''nAi
ptInE InIhu,s ~ nso voutI; ,.,
~. oi''nSn ''''N'A"h'' Oruer VI re'erence 'oHuu
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-06

BlTnum IA here.
80 10 Kate sAhtley.
Uineinnatus' Esnf name Is Horass.
what are Dznpm's cannlbas fed upon
The Black CrOdS tonight at the National
theatre.
The Digger Indians will play the olympIcs
we are Informed,
The Cincinnati correspondents are on their
way back 10 Washington.
Langley il out with Dolly Greeley cOektallS.
lie says he won't make them very strOng-yet.
Yesteriay's papers mentioned the Cincinnati
nomlnatiOns-Sllghily.
The Republican party 10 NOlly Dreelsy-
'lOod bye, sweetheart, goodbye
Dom Plat awaits developments before com
hitting himself " Breeley and Grown.
George LuSksy's partner has the prettie't
nous ache OT any man 90 the police force.
The Iamented Charles Dickens made Mrs.
JaTIey's waxWOrEs famous In his beautiful story,
The Ola Curiosity shop
The sage Horace Is staying away from New
York. He will stay away from Washington
next 9th OF March.
There vas considerable hopping OF horse nssh
during the are At Hopper's stable on Saturday
syeulnE.
Now /, the tlmO to rake up your old copies Of
the Lille Of Barnum" and pas. In Tree 10 the
grand show. See AdvertlAement.
Our nohby sports needn't feel particularly
proud Every Italian wears NSlTeteen ooa
and looks shabby Al that.
Es,s snptIsy viii TsSrlve JuTInx me week from
admlring gents.
UndsrhilI, Of the nsm Of Smith n UnssrhilI,
t ~ , y W, i,,,,sti,aI ana ractar
,',,. -, A. !. ,nir,,.d ,..a., hv nav.
w ~, a ~ ,n,, "a ~ the CInrInnatI MIN
~, comes GUY hat.,oo,e ~ tS ~ ,h
inees. DoMel ~ ai.sL Wv P''''''' VI 'uo ''A''
Departnehr We .,., -.
WhAhnktohlAhu IeoeFoi uiuvhuo.s " gus
H. A.TN 4 I'M ma ~ n Inn IN
sates 70 tns ue'unc' "'"''hn'u ''''e"''on vi"
FIluAy "I ,,,,-
The Cardin giant In baTnnm snow plils looks
hs II no vas suffering from tue peuy-sohe mne
hlin . 0ettysOurg water bath, aud he viii be
cured.
When Greeley IL elected las Of course be will
bel he Il going 10 MI tho agricultural depart.
ment by eumpetitiOn. Tue most successful poll.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-06

Harnumi. Grad Combination.
P.T. Barnum's wonderful combination, mu
reum, menagcris and worlds TAFT and circus, 10
ak separate tents, will arrive here to-day and
locate for two days, the public reservation, on
Sixth street lust beyond the canal, giving two
exbibltions to-day aud three tomorrow. This II
said to be the largest and most attractive exit.
bitlon sxtAnt, and oOntaioe material and matter
to in!etsl, me most indinsrsn, person Lhs
In itsof, will take place about so this morning,
and 20 over the following route; Out seventh
TO NJ, 70 fourteenth, 10 aud thence % osergs.
tosn returning BY way Of PennsylyanlA aveuns
10 Sixth street, and thence 70 tbs show ground
Slues the combination started out this suason u
has drawn immense aadisnees y, ,,.n =,
gain knowledge and Instruction coucerninT ms
animal kipEiom as 20 gratiiy the oe.ire % -
TSis s5e MI q ,as show, Il IL ssia, il repre-.
lented by sotne of the nnest psrformera m the
business, AMI care has been taken 70 weed oat
Everything thss nigh. approseh on The yniEsr,
feud eyen the most fastidious. That the eNhl.
billion viii draw Il IL needless TO predict A cir.
Gus always does, and this one Is certain Of pa.
FuN ron THE ORPHANS.
Mr. Barnum has made arrangements for the
children Of all the orphan asylum 81 the city 70
visit the show to mofrJw morning At $50 o'clock,
That this will he appreciated by the little ones
Ills needless to say.
TIL Blark CraaH,
Aner weeks spent In careful preparation, In
which the employees Of the National have been
steadily Engaged, the GO gsous spectacular play
Of the Black Crook will be produced for the
aeeond time In this cl'y--thls time by Manager
lore witnessed here. The handsome scenery Il
by Mr. Charles Gets, assisted by Mr. sumner
9sta And John sommsrs. who have apent much
ttnS and labor OF the transformation scene,
WHICH, Ia Il saIii will eKcsl In beauty any thing
Of tie hind ever produced hero. The machinery,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-06
LOCAL AFFAIRS

..... .r....H.. - -HNs s
Trr ex,eutlv. o,mmiiiss e me Radical lie.
,un,,o,n c1ub viii s-sst tom 5rfow evening",
raor. , q. i'oNrEn D D., Ii. d o. 81.
80. tn al IelatH, Va. i.c.u 9 nv lTea M
'prH ,Aj.ultw og'I.u.d Nay 10
L rNtsS CIV Lr 80 Ia GA I'll ''l', O.
T Ufslay, haygU hc frtl4shlu CT pA'4i a
Bur 60, No 0n p stree, sup"tl, collie.
too Of furniture Also, Of rLsatay, M'5 Il, AZ
$50 o'clock p. M, valuable improved pforertl'
on Tenth street west, between 4 aud I streets
north. .-
TBu Paprrha nser,' Association will meet this
evening.
rus waShington Kructll vereiu pic mic and
n,g dedication this Afternoon.
rHE enter alnmfnt 10 10 given ~ the Ia lies
fsL Jcsrph's iair IL postponed undl wednesday
evening
RRAD tho report Of the condition Of the First
National bank.
A nIpoLE Aoup MAJ wants permanent stu
alum.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-06

Yesterday afternoon, whilst the colored lodges
Of Odd Fellows and qalilsan Fishermen u this
city we're alightiDg FROM the boat Al Alexan.
drla, Va, 70 which place they had proceeded for
the purpose Of OuTylng one OF their brothers,
disturbance occurred, which was, through tho
instrumsnlallty VI the police, pronptly sup
pressed. The procession then proceeded u the
graveyard, where they deposited the remains Of
their deceased bro her with ali the honOrs Of the
order, aud turned their steps 10 the wharf
again, where the disturbance broke out Airesh,
and q general knock down snsued.
The membeTH VI the police tOrce which had
been increased by tho addition Of some twenty
OF thirty eltiGsns, who volunteered for the 0oci.
sion, distributed themselves about the scene and
ares Cd those most prominent Ia the riot and
caTTisd them 10 the l,ckup. 10 the melee ono
o. the offcsrs was badly lnJured about the head
fTon the effects Of blow VI stone thrown by
one Of thO rioters, and several Of the members VI
tho lodges received triniuE injuries,
The disturbance was nnally qUolled through
the sKsTtlOnI Of the police whose move,
InsnIs were directed BY Mayor Latham, aud the
msmbsis VI the lodges embarked on the bOats
and returned 10 Washington. The origin Of
the disturbance, as near % the lacts eau D.
reached, was caused BY tue conduct OF crowd
OF disordrTly chaFac eTA, who followed the
lodges 10 AlsNandria aud became Intoxicated,
aud upon Teaehlng that city began violating the
peace by thTOWinE stones, which neeessltAted
Inc ON 3efu ia making arrests.
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YIBiT
waiiach's
: Dollar Store,
lql Pa. AV., below Natlonal Hotel.

JusrIpE TO WHOM 1T BELoNas,--Tn Justice to
one Of cur most entsrprislng citizens, whose On.
ergy and activity have secured for himself q
fair share Of public patronage, We publish tho
following card, which explains itself
To ths Public As there are certain merchants
Who ridioaie the Idea Of advertising, aud say that
70 v only lntsaded 10 make Newspaper men tich,
and who at the same iime claim that they mover
devote dollar to such . pnrpose, and yet resort
10 mean expedlents 10 reap the benefits OF those
who do advertise, feel II due TO myself aud TO
my patrons TO state that have no branch store
In Washington and mono save that OF my hoop
skirt aud corset factory, at eos Seventh street,
Intslllgsnoer bulldlng. Ladies' In search Of my
establishment will please remember the name
and the number, Charles Baum, 40s seventh
street, between u and T. Streets. Thankful Tor
past ihyors, beg leave TO inform the public that
have Just received my new spring stock, In.
Glazing all the novelties In hoopskirts, corsets,
hi gloves, human hair, trimmings, the most
complete stock Of lancy and plain hosiery and
ladies' furnlshingu, all OF which are apeclaltles,
aud that will endeayor In the future, as In the
past, 90 10 conduct my business A. 10 continue 10
secure the confidence OF tho ladies u Washing
ton, the Efforts Of enemies and malicious perpons
10 the contrary Notwithstanding. CHARLES Baum,
IQs Seventh street, between ID and r.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-06

The Pioneer sabbath school, at UniontOun,
ID. a., held their anniversary yesterday, and II
was attended by quite numbef OF the resldents
ofthAt locality, as we'll as many Of our own eltl-
sens. The school room was handsomely dec.
GRATED with flowers, thanks 70 the skill and
the able superintendent, Solomon O. brown,
ESQ. The exercises were opened with prayer BY
Rev. MIR. Arnold aud spoeohes, followed BY
Messra. Arnold, skipper, Settle and Turner,
all OF whom were listened 10 with attention.
The services were highly Interesting.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-06

The above ia the title Of lecture recently de-
llyered In Chicago and other western cities by
Mrs. BslyA A. Lockwood. Of Washington. Uf
the merits Of the lady Il Is not necessary TO
speak In this city; suffice II TO say that she ~
tTacted large audiences, and her effort was
spoken Of BY the press with the greatest com.
mendAtiOn. IL 10 eKpooted that In . short time
Mrs. lockwood will appear before hsr fellow.
citizens OF Washington, aud here at the scene OF
her triumph she certainly deserves 4 large and
appreciAtlve audience.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-06

The scene presented last night In the square
on which Barnum's circus IL located was Indeed
paraphernallA Of the great show coIpmenced
arriving about 8 o'ciotk, and from that time
until an early hour this morning scores Of men
which tho great establishment Il shown forth.
The Avenue was Allied for umo with the sevo-
raj vans belonging TO the prince Of shoumon,
and many were the wondering eyes and original
comments which followed them. The newsbOys
and bOOthlAcks were out In fall foree,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-06

As will be seen by the advertisement 10
another column Mr.. Joseph II. Bhafiield an.
n0pncss to-day that he will be roady y receive
guests at bis pew summer resort, The High.
Iands," on and after the 18th instant. The tins
OF departure Of trains Is also given. The
HIKhfands' have been beautifully htted up, and
a more pleasant place for . summers day resort
will be harl 10 mud.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-06
ron AMY SUPPLIES

mJ6h lstafl VIC P,-slh-nI.
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES
orTrcE cnI,r Z. NJ Ptr,5 PARE
sS SaP psSSs. p: SS S s9Gs@
b RI a.y I'S y. H. . Ssss., ::
iollow,ps .opOlis' at the stations In 'hi' command
''4'' NV OMAHA DEPOT
sn cord, Wool.
~ tons HaJ
h1 tons htfsw.
Omaha BARRACKS.
$50 cord, Wee.
stitIus usy
~ Ssshsis oasrso,I.
r1Rr MCPHERSON
.| SS s ts.i tb.~o.l.
NORTH PLATTE.
80 cords Wood.
ias tons Goal
SS s tssi hst charcoal.
SIDNEY BARRACKS.
as tons Goal
4 Sc S s9ss ~ Charcoal
DEPQT FORT RUSSELL.
ial cords Wood.
e! IS i sSS: i Ia.
los basbsis C6srcOsL
lao Ss EGR T. D. A RUSSELL
!, " tans Coal
tor bushels oh,rsosl
., FeRT, SANDERS.
~ tons Goal
M tons Hay,
Ian bushels OharooaL
ga, FORT FRED sTEELE
SO tons Uyal
BORT BRIpaER.
i,snl cords Wood.
10 Ions HaI,
l,EO bushels charcoal.
CAMP DOUGLAS.
loo tons Goal.
~ tons Hay.
iu1 toSs Straw.
. FORT LARAMIE,
~ tons llAy,
y, obushels UharooaL
FORT fErTERMAN.
far cords " cod.
80 tons Hay,
In bushels charcoal.
DAMP STAMBAuuH
'l7A tous Hay
l,10 bushel, charcoal
CAMP BROWN.
200 cords Wood.
" tons Hay.
Bids fSr the sapplIss 70 be delivered At e,oh Of The
above nAmsd atatous, win also be rscsivsd 10 70 the
a. TIC stations nam-d aud forwarded 10 the under
stained q dirse led In HsnsrAl Orders g. War Depart
Ths dIht TO relsot any OF all bid. is reserved.
Pull conditions viii be made known, and blank bids
fu nlshed, on application Al this oAies
SO, lor SnJ portion Of The se9y, s5pgs. ~ DO
AMI Chlaf u A IlSDf piafta