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The Portland daily press., 1872-09-26

GEN. SHERMAN ON EUROPEAN ARMIES
AND FfRE-ARMs.-I think there is quite as
much intelligence among the rank and file of
European armies as in the United States, but
we consider here that one year makes a very
fair soldier, but in England they saw that it
takes four years to turn out competent man.
The French are admirable for the faculty of
making the most rapid rally after defeat, but
the Germans are acquiring this art rapidly.
as may be seen by the late war A marked
simplicity In the menGuvers seems to be
pretty general. l think however, that Eng
land must change the gaudy red uniform for
oneof more somberand less conspicuous hue
If she goes to war with the blue clad armie. of
the continent. The French zouayes, in their
picturesque, unserviceabe uniforms, were
NOW down as badly at Sedan as their New
York prototypes were at Bull Run. l was
made present of a gun, called the Henry
Mantilini, by the secretary of war, which is
pretty generally adopted; but it hardly comes
up to some of our American breech-loaders.
Everywhere l went in Rurope noticed that
some of the many systems were in use. The
laminated Springfield we use is not inferior
to any weapon L ever saw there, and even is
susceptible of improvement. The constant
interchange OF ideas ON military matters be-
tween the two countries and the presence
here OF European representatives have in
measure made America and Europe familiar
with respective improvements and inven-
tions. noticed the cavalry corps of most
countries was very large, but this may be ac-
counted for on the ground that monarchies
require so many household troops to parade
on state occasions that they are more kept
for ornament than use. l notice the English
set great account on the traditional "British
square" to resist cavalry; but with breech-
leaders cavalry are incapable of attacking to
anything like the relatively proportionate
numbers, as at Waterloo.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-26

A fashionable baronet has said, with no less
feeling than high moral sense, 'Happy, thrice
happy the man who has the means to keep a
servant to stretch the tight boots before he
wears them himself"
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-26
TERMS $500 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE,

observant of them have already begun to no
tlce this themselves. And in the second
generation the change is very manifest.
ihere is rarely paler and thinner creature
Ihah your Irish girl of the second generation.
III Drlei' we all of us here eat too much meat
loo much for our health, probably, and GER
y taliily 100 much for the well-being of our
p.l pooAeCs. Great, brawny Scotchmen live
,,,;u. ,1'n ma aiIer month on oatmeal and butter
in1 ,iinn anu a little whisky, and a healthier.
i' a,uoI-"orklhg class of men it would be diff
cut 10 nnd Why must we he every dov
eating flesh and fat? In particnlar why
should our women and children ba I;Io o..
Andreao Aguecheek, such great eaters of bsefp
Among our more comfortablv-situa-
ted classes, it is safe 10 Sow
that they eat meat twice day. Tbars
is no need of this and more, it is not whole
some. Women, who are not hard workers
and children are much more healthy upon
lighter and less concentrated diet Children
until they reach their teens do not really need
meat at all, and are the better in health and
in looks for not having it,
In countries where the science of living is
better understood than it is with us, they live,
even among the wealthy classes, upon bread,
and porridge, and milk and fruit. The boy
who may be seen at American hotels and
Doardlng-houses, making his breakfast of beef
STEAK, ham and eggs, and broiled fish. all
OF them at once before him, and eaten in al
ternate bits, is unknown in Europe, where he
would have his oatmeal porridge or his bread
and milk. There is nothing more certain in
regard to this subject than that our consump-
tlon OF meat, particularly by women and chii-
dren, is needless and unwholesome,
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-26
Education and Employment.

Education and Employment.
COMER'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, conducted
with signal ability and for thirty 1927
years past under the same management and attended
from its long experience and extensive mercantile
connections to possess great advantages the conf
dence of the community, and has thereby peculiar
graduates (male and female) many of whom are now
at the head of extensive establishments while thou
sands hold responsible positions in this and other
cities. 4
THE THIRTY-sECoND ANNUAL CATALOGUE AND
CIRCULAR containing full information with styles of
HANDWRITING taught, and list of Mr.. Corners works
Penmanship, Bookkeeping, Navigation,
sent by mall or may be had FREE at the College.
Morning Sessions to every business day through
out the year. Evenings, to g. from LIST October to
1st April
GEORGE N. CONFER, A. NJ, President 1923 wash
ington Street, corner OF West Street, Boston.
ed uir
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-26

The New Jersey railroad company has fore
stalled DR.. Livingstone in getting at the
source of the Nile, having sued gentleman
of that name for S5,OOO,OOO damages for an
article published iii the Nation.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-26

Walt Whitman-so .rumor says-is about
to visit England, where he will be the guest
of Tennyson.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-26

9. lam lover rejected. Pray what shall
do9 Shall 'shuffie this mortal" like some
lowers true?
a. Oh no; for such actions make waste of
good blood. Just keep up your courage
your chance is still good. Remuster your
forces, your colors unfurl, and go forth to the
conquest of some other girl!
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-26

Among park suggestions that of Cleveland
is wise. Devote the money to widening, sys-
tematizing and identifying the great avenues
of travel; throwing in here and there little
oases for breathing spaces, making continuous
driveways, to vie with the finest park roads
in finish and ornamentation. -HH
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-26
THE PRESS
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. 26, 1872.
Gossip and GIeanings.

Miss Phoebe Cozzens, an intelligent and
withal handsome young woman of St. Louis,
who has educated herself as a lawyer, has
settled in Salt Lake City and been admitted
to the bar there, with hearty welcome by
the United States judge and all the leading
members of the profession. Another young
woman, Miss Snow, Mormon girl and to
the manner born, has also become member
OF the legal profession in the same city.
a ohlcago lawyer has just recovered the
loss OF his library under the decision of one of
the courts, to the effect that it is an impera-
tive duty for an insurance company to give
notice of the expiration of policies. -.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-26

After lighting her fire with kerosene, an
Ohio girl had the presence of mind to dive
into barrel of swill.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-26
CARRIAGES.
ROBERT FARRAR.
Successor to Farrar & Adams,
No. l6 and IS Portland Street
PORTLAND jy1stf
To Owners of Machine ShoDs

"A PRACTICAL mechanic thoroughly skilled I'm
IA, "A an branches Of the Machine business would
IKE 70 ouy an interest in some machine shop having
gocd run Of work, for particulars address. with
PaftGuiars par % OF shop &C., Mechanical Engineer Port
anu D"iiy rress. u sep21-2w@
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-29

The claims OF those Interested In the Nova
Scotia coal fields, that the duty on coal Is
manIfestly unjust, and especially hard on the
consumer, Is very effectually dlsproved by
Israel W. Morris, OF Philadelphia, who, after
q careful study of the coal production and
consumption, shows that since the repeal Of
the reciprocity treaty and tho duty Ou
coal, although the importation from Nova
Scotia has fallen of, our own home prOduc-
tlon has Increased four times what It was In
1885, and that tho price has decreased,
Cheaper labor abroad causes cheaper coal,
but by taxing the foreign productions we get
several hundred thousand dollars In gold To
help pay our national debt, and make the
dealers put down prices lower 10 the con-
sumer.
some American owners OF Nova Scotia
mines complain that thelr present profit OF
any per cent per annum Is not enough for
them, aud demand free trade with the prov
Inces. The American btumlnous coal mines
reach all through South aud West, and are
Just being opened, aud members OF the Ma
tlonal Congrrss FROM those sections are
modestly requested TO assist In cutting the
throats OF their own industries, We Imagine
tbat the antl-coal tax men will be dlsap'
pointed; for home development 10 the watch
word now throughout the country, aud eo-
pecIAlly Il this the case In the south, whose
an rense mineral resources have hardly been
ouehed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-29


In our news column ihls morning will he
found u special dispatch from st. Louis
which gives au idea Of the strength and i'm
portance OF the recent so-called Liberal Re-
publican convention held q few days ago at
Jefferson City, whose pretentlOus platform
was sent all over the country by the Asso-
slated Press. 1t appears that this conyon-
tlon was made up of "Copperheads, Sore
heads, rebels and POssum Democrats" and
Is denounced by nearly every Republican Of
prominence and standing In the State, Pat.
rick Donan, the rebel editor Of the CdUcd.
sian, the local editor Of Carl Schurz's paper,
and tho celebrated Bill Grosyenor ran the
convention. Thisis certainly pretty crowd
20 speak foT the Republican party Of Mis-.
souri, and Mr.. schurE Is 10 be congratulated
on his great success In getting up an opposi.
tlon to President Grant. What were the po.
lice doing when this gang assembled at JET
frr4nn CItN2
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-29

sS"uSdsr the proIisidns Of The Aet Of Goa
Eress approved February ~, 1871. q Tnrritoriai
eourp'asnt was organised IL the District VI
ColuahIa. It's results have thus iAt faIiJ real.
lsed the expectations Of Its satssates. Under
the direction of the Territorial omeesu, system
ofiuprovemsnts has been inAuEurstcd, By means
OF uhieh WsShlnstoa Is rspidly becomlns city
worthy ef the natIon's capital. The eitizeHs Of
the District havIas voiuptarily taxed then.
Asivss 10 iarEs amsunt for the parPose of eoa-
tributing to the adarament Of the scat ef Gov
ernnaHt, reeommeHd liberal approPri 'tions on
msnt maJ bear lis Just share of the expense Of
carrJins out . Iudlcious system Of improve
ments. s."--Prsfidcnf Grdnfs Metsdgs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-29

alnNiftnN nj Nhg HaUnhlIgan nnTtV In |
A.. as.,,,a., s,.,a. 90. ~ ,rhiec, ~ an ar. |
~ ~, ,r', .,,ss-ss t., ,ss.. oo,nr,r, n ,hor,
,,s,o 40. "a ,ho csra tslcn in examining
A.. ,.,..,a -, ,,,I,,, I, ,,o. hased IA the
sio s.,.,'i,. -, a.. -. .nd ,nir,t re- |
,s,,ss ,,,,s -, 49,, ,naorssment here. At
49, -. H. ~, n 90. holng given The |
.,,.I .u,,r,.., =, ,ho ,ro,. throughout The
s,.n,r. ~ ,ho oat,or,sI IA which reference
4. h.A oo,,nr,,,n in rn,nagement and mIber.
~. a, i.,si,i.,,o,, ,,., aenouue.d. and de-
-, IN, ~. rca, =, tb,t Wben commit.
-, -, -, ,,.I,,,Ins, a, ho Rsp,h,,c.ns
sco py po'.o"s -, .l,.'',,,,., ~. -
me party was was neiu ,s,. uepo",.O'' wv '"' NM"
ueeus " iouV, " " 49, - .t.
me euss 'sa ,S.,'H ,"'s ~. ,,....s,,
ioeu N ,ue sP"n Y. ,oyv -, y. -.
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.''s"',1 :, -, 80 "
ny hepuonSan Su'oe.. 'nA' 'u' ,""u n'su'
" osueu'eu WIN OVu'"usneo W '"o "'''
ADMINISTRATION VI rIesiuen' u'ant'
Thero IA however, one Journal ln the coun-
try that s,er,. N he dcslropa of euioyinV the
,,ono,,riy ~ ca,ning al the uhsrai legl,ia.
ao, "a ,ho onancIsI ,otorus which a Il
a,,,,SIaA ~. o,.a,,I,, 40 a nenrhIicnn ri.
o,sOh mi, ,onrnaIls,,s .c.tsr .,,sr ORIG.
| =, 49, : -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-29

TuERR SEEMS TO BE murder mania Just
at this time among women Of bad character.
Encouraged by the Immunity several frail
sisters have enjoyed, we see two limitations Of
the wicked Fair" one Of California shooting
individuals claimed TO have "wronged "
women whose lives were altogether wrong.
It is hard To hang any creature bearing the
form Of woman, but as they claim all the
rights appertaIuing to the male sex, II Is but
fair that some OF the punlshments meted out
10 man be dealt Justly To bad women.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-29
GEN. GARFIELD AND the APPROPRIATION
Hills

The prompt passage BY the House Of the
Legislative, executive and judicial and Of the
pension bills Ia an excellent omen Of the ses-
sion, and leads to the expectation that we
shall have much less buncombe and far more
work than was anticipated few weeks ago.
It Ia also Indirectly a great compliment TO
General Garheld. The bills were prepared
with great care, and, as compared with last
year, show a mo gratIfylng reduction. The
House accepted all tho suggestions OF the
committee, and took the word Of the chair
man almost without q uestlon.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-29

Inc hrat OF the series OF crimes against the
the Republican party to which We desire TO
call attention Is the Missouri movement
In few months the party win go Into that
great popular contest the issue OF which will
decide whether the IDEAS that have governed
the country during the last ten years shall
continue 10 shape its destiny for four years
TO come, or whether Il shall be tdrncd over
to tho gentlemen who were In sympathy with
the late rebellion, and who were beaten when
the rebellion was beaten. On the eve OF this
battle certain number of gentlemen hold a
convention, and drum up platform, which
Is nothing more or less than an act OF delibe-
rate treason against the party. Il is Just the
same as u In military engagement brigade
should go over to the enemy, or openly
desert. There Ia no principle whatever In
It. The Missouri bolters do not dare to assert
that the Republican party has been untrue to
any one Of IL Platforms that 1t has failed In
a single Instance 10 act for the best interests
Of the country. They are actuated solely by
desire to break down the administration Of
President Grant, and OF defeating him next
fall, II he should be renomiuated BY the COM
ing Philadelphia convention. We are conf
dent that the honest masses Of the party win
not fail to see the anlmus Of the movement,
and 70 punish as they should be punished the
interruptions adyonturers who lead IL. Their
principal achievement so far ls the election
Of Mr.. Blair to the United States Senate
almost the only significant Democratic tri-
umph for the last four years.
Mt, Greeley has committed a high crime
and mlsdemeanor against the party In refus-
Ing, as a member OF the national executive
committee, to sign the call for the next na--
tional convention, and u Is good evidence
Of the healthy Republican sentiment Of the
country that almost every journalist and pol
iucan In the party condemns and censures
him for II. Mr.. Greeley ondoavors TO Justify
this treason OF his by saying that he wished
TO hold himself free to act as he may sec flt
In the future. Suppose all the other mem
bers OF the committee had similar Ideas OF
political and personal freedom, and dared to
put them In practice, and thus break down the
machinery Of the party, would such action
on their part receive Ine approval OF the
country suppose tue chairman oi the COM
mittec had similar views Of freedom and In.
dependence, and refused to issue the call for
the meeting OF the committee, would the
party acqult OF political dishonesty and
chlcanery? Mr.. Greeley has committed an
other crime against the party In putting him
self In correspondence with man who, ac-
cordlng to his written utterances every week,
cannot be regarded in- any other light than
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-29

Mas. Laura FAIR claims that she cannot
be legally hanged yet awhile because Of Ru
impending event II IL not worth while 70
tlon will ever be postponed for similar Tea-
son.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-29
DIAMONDS, &C.
Lost and Found.
Dyeing.

OLDEsrAkD LlRaEsT DIKIHG AAD sCOUK.
u liza EsIABLiSHnRNf IN The DISTRICT
htAhlinhSd In 1sS1I Highest Premium awarded
By the Metropolitan meshanlc'n Inatltate In 1851,
LAdiaa' Dresaea, BhAula. OloakA. Ao., cleaned in
the best manqsr. n dsa,red. vllhent rippinG, Vel
Vsta lurs kld boot. bppsFa and Md 0oSss clean cd
il as1s ansaIpaasd Ia this OOnntFJ In from two %
tWont fouy hours.
Dress ubOda, Bhauis, Baoquos, Rlhb1ua, Piumss,
KID 0lovas, Ae., 0ents OlOAks. Goa ., Pantn Ahd
Vsats dyed n the bost manner, ! r.
0uAEantood 70 BE- the best plAootn the District for
the nlsaainE Of 0sntlemsns ClothinE,
KyegthinG AppsrtAlnlnE % the business promptly
Goods rsoslyad and gstarued By sIprssA
eg- Post OnioS DoH No g33.
i.psp9 Popristor.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-29

THE Ohio State JoTRa! presents EE.Gov-
ernor DennIson, of Ohio, as a candidate for
the Vice Presidency.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-29
Bv &a &aI!I..s f..l%S "a A.SIissser.,
BY L,Tsg.E z. z Sssssy H., NY: u,.,.
BouthWeat CORNER Penn. avenue and itth street.
LOU Star once HuildinG

vALUABLy. IMPROVED PROPERTY ON oAP.
it'll aILts MAR TAE CAPITOL. AT Auo.
os THURSDAY kFTRRNooN, Fsbruary 4, st
fi30 o'elock. uill sell IN front Of the premises,
part q lot "a sqlare No es, situated on ths north
and nr., street ssAt Thl. proRss!g 4 simPrpysd hy
consainin0 tsn rooins and has front of n feet on
street running back iia feet inches 70 foot alley
The propsTty being uithln a shoTt distance Of the
oilers sneelleet opportunity fof lnVesifnenL
Terms. One iourth cash rod us IN ali, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest secured By deed of
trust e1o0 dawn al timo of sale. OonvoyAncinE and
= LkrINKR a CLRARY.
ian0tdAda tStarl Auutioneera.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-29
Bvwn.L. gAhh.S VA MS. s So; SS;is,Ss, ;ss,ss'''Ho'r'
900 snd Dol 3 W. cor. pa. a. and Ninth %

oovERRMKNT SALE OF RKAL ESTATE
an Jtion room q wm. L Wall 1o9, No. eoq fsnnsgl:
yHnia avenue vest, on THURSDAY The lAth day oi
REhL RIA. EsTATk, y, soqSsl.d Y q Lsd,.'d Hodge and
In the city Of Mhabington. ID, y.
q PART or LOT numbered fourteen, ut,) IN
square hundred ard ty.four, tblD In the city Of
WAahnaton. d. o., botnE " feet frnut Seyentesuth
street and running west u that width 70 the fall depth
o. the lot Inegdins al Of sad lot H. sHespt the north
al IOrS numbered treaiy paine Cgs) ard thirty CBO)
q lohn shsrnsn's subdiyisloa q PAFt Of PisaAAnt
Plains, IN Wkahtnrton oo1ntY, ID q.
Terms Oash a. time Of sale
dspoi Of 500 On each ~il b Teg1i,sd Z. sYon ss
Hollcitof q the 1rsAaufy.
.H#"It. WM. Il. WALL a 90, Anota
WA@psgr9y r Z 9, D'eshbsE .. is7l
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-29
q N0K ENTUIF TARM ANp kURsERiEs:

fRIIfs- Our ds,eriptive ard Illustrated Catalogue
Of Small frals, With Price t15l for Spring q lslL y
nov lsaa eed si 9s ssqt p ~ fqF ~ os
sna HloNshns Plants bhInha, hssfgroona Ae 9pai 9si
sss. 1s.st e :. i g 81" i.lS
nIls ep seesR. p.seiys ostAlosus Of Vegetable
and Hisaos hssds s4th diryetions iof el f.uony 20
iRG Vaipals al 70 ihs Yeggiable hna flssa oAt; y
dsn. ready JAhuAliY 10 VII be nailed on rsss'p' Of
zach o. ne abs's .lll y Hssd q, 4
e''1io.r s,aaL Of small Fuils, FloWsrs and Seeds
~. ~ II hars sVaf had, and He oaa offer 1rsator
adsos N AZ 10 paioh1ssrt than ever bsioro.
-l NJ. CUMMING a. C9,s
naad Stare (bno .a4lora 10 y, hNOll .
y dtIfTnftn1p bE tfttthoefas Fa'
! jaVf Ma
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-29
BY s.!ss... :s...s g %4lAs !. E!s'l :
TEERRSSTFTEFeES TEERRSSTFTEeES kE % 2GSEtSs AkE IN EEEEGEFR EEEESFERR

bTRfkf SOUTHWEST, ,,.,
- b yirtas o. . deed Of trust, dstsd June ~.
III Iolf recorded In liber ds folio H.And b. dreoton
~ q ths pAIty secured thereby Ne w, sell h pub;
11ls7a. q Sgl.sh p m, A. those yi,ess or parcel.
oi lot 7, 70 square BS9 hsSlnnlnH Tor the aAmeAl
point 100 isst inches soaih from the north.
ssa,h along =, Elsysa.h slIsss s.Eihgess Y
north 10 feet II Inches 'hsnea uest % feet ~ inoheai
thsnoenoTh teot thence West - feet Inches thence
p0Tih u Inches thsnco Weet u toet nehea to thp
beginning lneludlhE aiey on the north aide untu
an Alloy shall be Oponhd In the rear,
Also al o'sI1of D M ,on TUESDAY, January 20,
laA A. that plge9 &c pAies Of Etogad In Na1hias,o1
square la0
TeTps Of sale ons third eAshy balance In q, y
aud lg bearing tors At 10 por cen secured
b. notes and deed q tIust The property eoe down
when the properly is struck on 10 each casa, Btampa
aud BRANDING Al puroh aaors cost II the terms
of sale are Bot complied With In i've aAs iIom the
propsriy Al the risk aud oqstei ne dSfsutng paT,
ohassf, r. a. DODGE, &c..
u PA,pAhNktLLE Trustees
jAiI.,d oREkAK WILLIAMS Austs,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-29
,HROMOs ANDPiCrURE PR kMEs,

Az IMNRHse sTocK or NEw PATTERNS,
And nrst hrushL 70 this eity, oval and saasre. N
Fss s ssS "a bs.a,ifu dsasa, at pAssKPAproufa
fas Phetesr.ph- q ~ .ls.a lessthss .nh ehsles
- - : - gAitk7 Bkd LAVA
ior ssi- - IAaiS N
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-29
By n. II. wAnSSEEE: ARA E1:,IS... Me-, ESTATE Broker
72D Seventh strsot, bstWesa q aud H.

By virtue Of decd Of trpst TO rs. dated NAY n,
1871, and duly recorded Ia Lber 90, folio S. OF the
Land Records OF Washington county. ID. o, We will
sell a. public anetiop. the premiaes 70 the highest
m all that eertain piece parcel Of nround, Known
lot 81 In HAu's suhdivnion q part ol Mount Pleas
ant Plains, seventh street. inst beyond boundary,
together ulth the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale One third eaah balAous In siE ard
secured by deed Of trust tho property el0O down
vhsn the pFopsriy I. struck "a. Btsmps and ooayeJ.
eomplisd With within Ave day. after sale the Ptop
0KO. w. BfIOKfiEYJ Trustees
janaS-soAds u, II. wAkNKR, Auct.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-29

ITNITRD BTATEs PArKNr OFFIOK, s-
" HAaHtSgroN, d ~, Januuy IS t87l.
% the petition q JosAin 2. uhosynNon. .
lowell, n -, prAyirG Tor tha s1tsuaun of PaGsat
granted to him I6s asth dAS Of hay, hGs, Tor an
Improvement n Onttsr Head, And TAbls Rest for
Cutting lTreHulAF Ioims:
Its orisrsi tnat The isstiruouy In The Be e.ssd
on the nj day OF Apfl nsHt that the ums Tor ding
aIzumonts And tho EHsmins report bo limited 10 the
Sd dJ Of May nert, and that sid peutiOa be
heard 90 the sth dsy u MaJ neIL
Any person may oppose lbis s1tansou-
iIz Msu NJ u. LKOuErr, Com missioner.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-29
NJ OFT IoR.
REuRaPTIoN OF SO BONDS or ira

THKksUEI DRrAnrNesT, December n, III.
ny Viftas Of tbs authority given ~ "a Act Of Jon
Er,sa approved jar L. lsfo suttlsd An Aet To Au.
sive notice that tho pdnepl aad Asoru d intsro.t Of
the bOAdg hereiu bs,su drsianAied, Eno'H a. Fiye
UnlLld bats, 10 The UltI o. wssnlaEtaa. On ana
,sra We a .sid saaas IN s.s.s ~ ~ a. fh.t
70 sAy. Oolpon Bouds knosn ~ the kkOQND sc
RIks, Act Oi February rs 1851, dated MAJ isd3, -
follower
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Ot the snouBt e1tstundins tsmhIaoad IN the mum,
be abosr) aIsen mllltpn lelS0Oooll dolarH are
Coupon Boads an iOar ailioh lslooObo) dollATa
r. Elstonod BondA.
0anpon Bonds of tho act Of FvhruArY sS, lsG, we're
ltsusd In distinct serl1a Bonds OF the hrst saFue
tAl Of which have been previously o-led ior rsdamp
tinnD do not bear tho Sahes dsagnAtl0a upon them.
WhiIs those q the skOON u. third and fouIth asra
are dlstino'ly marked on th9 fAeS q ths bond.
should no Addrosasad tn tho LOAN DIvtniOH," $50
Totasy's OHoa, ard all Registered Bonda ah0ald be
tion."
tsrast dus. GEO. y, BOUTWELL,,
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