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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-01-27

TERMINATING THE HAIR.-~When the hair
CEASES &c dtsw from the scalp the natural lubricant
which Is its susenance, its vitality is II were
pended, and If not promptly attended TO- badness will
be the certain result. The method of avoid
ing such unpleasant catastrophe il to Lyon Is
kATHAIRoN, which, when well rubbed into the scalp,
will speedily reanimae the hair, and prevent 1t from
falling out Besides that this inmitable resuscitdnt
and strengthened of the and
its young and tender hbres, removes all obstacles
their growth in the shape of dandruf and dirt, aud
ultimately produces crop of hair, stronger,
glossler, and twice abundant the old As a hair
reSsing II Ia notably the most agreeable refreshing
and sersiceabe article placed upon dressing
table.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-01-27

HE DARING ASSURANCE with which
potions consisting mainly of alcohol are
advertised tn cure feve. and tohgestlon,
boltier8 On the sublime. Fortunately
these fiery nostrums are falling into
general dIsrepute, and DIR. WALKER E
VINEGAR BIrTERs, uncontaminated 10y
the poison of the still; IS obtaining
universal recognition, as the standard
Tonic Alternative, and general house
hold medicine of America. In eases
OF Miasmatic Fever, Blliousness, Dys
pepsia, rheumatism, Gout, Constipa
ton, and diseases of the kidneys, and
the lungs, it must eventually be adopted
as a specific by the whole civilized
ld.-CO51a
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-01-27

A BLACK Nashvillian who wouldn t re-
ply when asked, "whar he was goin'
with dem cabbages oh mine was
promptly shot dy a man and brother.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-01-27
MILWAUKEE,
WANTED, THIS SPRING
10000 Farmers,

To improve 200 of the very best prairie
lands in Iowa, free from mortgage other incur
hrance, which can now he had at THEIR PRESENT
VALUE for cash, OF upon long time, with six per
cent interest on deferred payments. These lands
comprise the government rairoaH StaiIts along the
lines of the two great hotjuShfares between Chicago
Omaha ord SioIlk l'ltY. and lie mainly
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-01-27

10000 e. and oR to-
the Farm" Where to leok for the profits ana nov 10
LARS between December and May Copy FREE to
each reader of this paper sending name and q ad-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-01-27

A WOMAN lecturer opposes the co
education of the sexes, because 1T is
not safe to hold fire to flax"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-01-27

PARTY of hunters killed nineteen
=" IN Sioux county last week,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-01-27
Rcsf n nj Oldest EnmiI, Medicine S.rn ~

Rest md Oldest Family Nedicine.-&aDrori's
LiUer hrgordtor.-A purely Veeeia able t0thdrhc aud
Tontc--tor Dyspepsia. Constipation, Debility. sick
headache, Bilious Attacks and all Heterogeneous of
Liver, Stomach and Bowels. AK your Drugg list
Be,rare OF limitations.
THERE'S MONEY in " How to Make the Farm Fay. ~
Send to GEO A. DEITY, ChambersburE. Pa.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-01-27
Thr Reformed Unitarian.

The Rev. c. H. Hepworth does not
appear to have formally left the Uni
tartan Church, He told! a reporter, rs
New. YORK naper, on Thursday, that
he bad made a public announcement
of his unwavering allegiance to the
divinity of Jesus Christ, and that it
would be wrong for him to preach any
thing else. He was not determined in
regard to his course; he should leave
the future TO the workings of Proti-
dences He thought uliitarians were
fast drifting to utter negation not only
of the divinity of Christ, but of the
validity of the Scriptures. He should
be very sorry to leave the Unitarian
Church, for he was born i'll 1t, and loved
the brethren, among whom he had
worked for fifteen years, very mtIth,
h"t III must preach according to his
conviction.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-01-27

MILLIONS OF DOLLARS would be saved yearly if all
would buy CABLE SCREW WIRE Boots and Shoes.
The easiest, driest, and most durable Shoe ever
worn.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-01-27
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A. @. JOHNSON. Drucgi


Ii is sold by iIcdicinc Dealers Generally
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-01-27
SECURE A HOME AT "a OR DIS

per in the uxurant valley of either the Boyer,
the Maple, the Soldier, or the Little sioux.
Exploring tickets via the q. Il w. or III. Cent.
Railways sold at the railroad Offices in Chicago
tWels street depot). clinton and Dubuque. at
main office in Cedar Rapids, receivable for lard pur
chased. County maps sent free. Send for a guide
" gives prices terms, locations and descriptions of
the lands, and how TO reach them.
Address JOHN R. CALHOUN,
Land Commissioner Iowa r. r. Land Co, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-01-27

\ JEV,ES. Shot-Gun. Revolvers, Gun Materials of
] l. eyery kind Write for Pricc List. to Great West
rrn Gun Works, Pittsburgh Pa. Army Guns and
Rcvolyers bought or traded tor. Agents wanted.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-01-27
In the Middle Region of Western Iowa

noted for its salubrious climate, and inexhaustibe
sofia finely watered perfectly drained district in
the best agricultural State in the Union.
Railroads traverse the land in all directions
Agents provided with tearis 10 s6w them free to
purchasers. Now rs the .ihe TO
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-01-27

DR.. SYLVESTER has been investigating
Euer's theorem, which the enunciator
rested entirely on intuition from a com
paratively small number of instances,
that every even number may be de
composed into a sum of two primes.
lie has demonstrated a preliminary
postulate, and hopes to find general
demonstration of the entire problem,
rs Well as means of assigning exact
hmlts to the number of solutions in
each particular case.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-01-27

t,OrS MONTH-Horse a1d outfit furnished
do - Address, NOVELTY Co., Saco Me-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-01-27

We, the undersigned, have hssn acquainted with
Miss Sawyer for mabf years; and believe her to be
used her salvc in families, II gives us great
pleasure in saying it is the bes. general medicine
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13
LOCAL AFFAIRS

NOTIvKS OF NEw ADyEItTIsEnIRN1s
THE Corcotan ZUuavCs will meet on Friday
evening.
An adjourned meeting Of tho Young Mems
Republican club Of tho District Of Columbia
will no held this evening.
A SPECIAL meeting Of the medical association
will DO held Friday afternoon.
FURNISHED RoOua No. t5i Z street, between
Sixth and Seventh.
LAriNER 4 CLEART, NuctlOneors and real
estate bJpkcrI, will sell, on November IL, 10, 20
and INST, at O'Clock, p. m, large and valuable
collection Of books.
TUE regular monthly meeting Of tho Eoc-
numlcal lIulliing Association will DO held this
evening.
A NETTING ul the Washington Cooperative
Buildlng and deposit Association will 10 held
this evening.
IIEYEn Il BIsHor, In5uranco agents, Nos sos
and 5O5 Seventh street.
WYNN \ BEvEHlDdK, dealers In china, Odd
Fellows hall, seventh street
wM l.. WALL & On, auctlOneors, will sell,
on Friday morning, November 10, at 10 O'Clock,
al No. $50 NJ street, between Fourth and Firth
streets, the balance VI the household effects Of
Jas. Y. Davis,
7. JEsUr MILLER, counsullOrat.law, has 70.
moved his olicc to tho corner Of Pour and a-hall
street and Louisiana avenue.
LErrXR, containing money, has been lost.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

Bully" teams sport on tho Avenue.
Collective preIudlces against tho 5aT-the V
NJ. u. A.
GrIDdstoneI are ever ready for a revolution,
having been ground down for centuries.
Wandering people never yet angry-they lead
q nOmddio lie.
Jones says no went to funeral where tbore
was a CONN in the hearse and in every horse.
Three (S)cents that cost dollar apioce-iockey
club, sweet bTier and patchCuly.
A good thing on the mule-ho can't have the
horse disease.
The residents Of Capitol Hill, tho they have
no canals, have OapfoUiHe walks.
A friend says no never drink brown stout lest
II set him TO aiding and bring him to his bIcr.
"Our Joe" has been very III In New York
Thank Heaven! he Is now recovering.
The new secretary has been finished, and is a
handsome piece Of furniture.
The board OF school trustees had lively
meeting last night.
Tho Ohio Association meets o.nlght at Ma.
Tinis hail.
Business went on as usual in town yesterday
despite the stOppago Of the Patriot
Gas lamps are being erected throughout the
Capitol grounds.
The rain Of Monday and yesterday aided In
cleaning the streets aud sewers nicely.
Ben Miller, the champion better on Grant,
has returned from Utica, Now York.
Walking was not very good yesterday. Resi-
like tho street cars being laid up.
It takes q Roodly force Of men to scrape up the
dead leaves which arc falling now In the several
public squares.
The fountain at Ninth street and PCnnsylva.
mia avenue is y decided improvement. Ii Nus
playing yesterday.
The sun shone Just long enough yesterday to
entlce epiEOOtio horses out and then went back
on them.
Tho printers Of the Patriot, now that their
Occupations gone" collect on the street cor.
ners and wonder who Is tho next fool to start a
Democratic newspaper.
Billy Reed Is starting class OF musicians.
The Japanese flute Is the Instrument. Clary
Barton, Harry MunsOn, Jim OruWgin and others
have already entered.
:, A young daughter Of MIR. Harry NeWkIrk,
No. l72O q street, was burned Monday after.
noon by her clothes taking IRE. Dr. Hall at.
tended her, and hor condition Is not considered
serious.
II Is said that Mr. J. q. SaVlllus camel, pro.
duced In tho Red Pocket book, " at the National
theatre, has escaped tho cpi=OOiic up to the
present time. 1t Is also stated that the babOUn
Is cOnvalescent.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13
THE COURTS.



SUPREME OOURT or rus UNITED STATES
TuSIddH NOpsnbeT IL, ls12.-NO. l52. Mary NJ.
KeAFney ct al, plaintiffs In error, VS.. JnO. Dem,
lessee OF ThOs o. salisbury. The argument oil
this cause was continued by Mr.. Daniel Clarke
and Mr.. 7. 7. OTittendoD, Of counsel Tor the de.
fendSnt In error, and concluded by Mr.. I. j.
DuTant for the plaintiffs In error.
No. ~. John 7. Delmas, plaintiff In error,
Vi. Tho MERCHANTS Mutual Insurance Com.
pany OF al. This cause was argued by MI. T. J.
DuTant, Of counsel for the plaintiff In error, and
by Mr. A. q. Riddle for the defendants In error.
No. $50. James Rees, plaintiff In error, vs..
VIM. l.. Gould. The argument OF this cause
counsel for the plaintiff 10 error
Adjourned until tomorrow at II O'Clock.
ClRCuIT COURr-ChieT JuIiics CdriIry,-TbIs
court was engaged as follows yesterday
BlaBdOn vs.. Mills. This action began and was
concluded on Monday. II was a suit for rent,
which tho defendant alleged was not due By
him, but by sub-tenRnt. The Jury had failed
10 agree when the hour arrived for adI0uTnment,
and they were directed TO return a sealed verdict
At the opening Of court this morning.
Prince vs.. kUfRtng Star, This 10 tho second
trial OF an action Tor libel The case came up
upon y demurrer TO tho second count In the
declaration, which alleged that the plaintiff
had, 10 consequence VI the alleged libelUus pub.
licAllOn, lost the trade Of many customers whose
names were TO him unknown.
The demurrer was argued by Francis Miller
and y. l.. stanton, In It's favor, and by General
Darlington, In opposition.
The court sustained the demurrer.
Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13
AmUHERl ENrn.


no Nntinnnl Theatre.
Al great expense and BY the employment Of
the best mechanical skill there are scenic effects
TO DO witnessed on the stage Of tho National 10
the drama Of the "Rod Pocket Book" that arc
we'll worth seeing. Tho miniature ocean, its
crested pillows, the tossing Of the ship "Mi.
nefva,' aud it, hnal plunge 10 the depths Of tho
SEA arc very nns Indeed, and tho applause Of
the audience IL richly deserved. fhe drama
will he repeated tonight.
The Theatre CsB,Iaue.
The iaw.bone with which samson slew the
Phlllstinos "Pales its Intellectual hresn In the
way Of celebrity when compared with tho Jaw Of
Mile Granville. II 10 q question whether she
is human being or not Her performances
seem like tho work Of some patent mechanical
machine, Of such vast power that one IL lost lu
AstonIshmsnt In witnessing them. She can
weigh anchors with hor teeth, lit niles into
their places and II 10 said that the Board Of Pub
lie Works think Of employing her TO raise
houses. She cheWa up an ordinary chair as
quick IS cat would mouse. liza combination
and Dom Piatt's check people would be little
startled, but Granyllle'l would heat even that
Ths patrons OF the COmlque should not miss the
hno treat afforded by the Sappho troupe. Toney
Harvey I, taking immensely we'll. Ills negro
comicallties are very unny.
METROPOLITAN Variety TbsHtrc.
II lie much to say that the patrons Of the Me.
tropolitan are entirely satisfied with the per.
formers and the programme there this week.
They go themselves and tako their friends with
them.
Thee. Thomas Concerts.
The sale OF seats at MetEerott's yesterday for
Theodore Thomas concerts was large. Those
who wish reserved seats should 20 early.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

Mr.. Thomas s. WaRgeman has sold property
as follows: No al street, lot Is by rs, TO II.
Sohmldtman, for u, T25; No. o2l Fifh street, lot
II by 100 to Conrad Keller, for $1,000; No. p21
FiRh street, lot II by 100, to A. Elliott, Tor $500
No. Sos sixth street northwest, to EllE. Oulla.
nay, for ~, l25: No. 7lo flnh street northwest,
to John Hume for 5000; No. f2e Finn street
to John Blinkhorn, for Ei,525i No. ia Fifth
street northwest, to John BllnkhOrn, for u, o12
lot 3, In Tquare ass, fronting 10 feet on Sixth
street, between + and + streets northwest, by
~ feet inches deep and improved by small
frame dwelling, for ~ 10, to William Lord; also
two lots In square IS5, fronting on Flith street,
between q and II streets, IS ieot front by SIS feet
deep, for 81, SIS and 81. 525, respectively.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

POLICK CouRT-Judge SHsH-This court dis
posed Of the following cases yesterday james
Carriage, 10 leoent exposures u. John Outings
forfeited collateral tor dlsOgdeTly conduct. Geo.
Horton, pTOfane; s. William ", Scott, pro-
family; forfeited 90 collateral. Rufus Il. Young,
keeping his place OF business open On the Lord 8
dAyi go, Philip KRAFT forfeited t6 collateral
for hrlng gun In the street Frederick Essle.
man, driving over tho iOOtWalkj IS, William
Stansburg, same offences %, William MeShea,
same Oiiencei o..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRs.

In consequence OF the rain yesterday work
upon the market house was suspended.
tbs GRAIN MARKET. Receipts OF grain
yesterday were 800 bushels Of corn and 8 200
bushels Of wheat.
The HORSE DIsEAsE IL reported 10 be spread.
Cumberland, and II Is feared tho boats will DO
obliged to lay up.
THH LEAK In the water Pipe on Bridge and
Montgomery streets has not yet boon discovered.
The Impression IL that the water 10 not coming
from the oinoh main.
THE RIvRR Arrived steamer New York,
from Philadelphia, with general merohAn dlse
and a lot Of pipe for the Board Of Public Works.
SohOOneTs OOndOyer and EnOch Moore, from
New York, with 5000 sacks Of salt, l. Thomas
Davis 4 %, Ellis Moore and J. q. ireland,
nom Now York, with !, $50 bales Of hay for j
O. Waters.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13
First BALL ofihr se"sou-CIry RniIroud gm.

The first ball Of tho TerpSIehOrean campaign
for lt72-'T3 came oil last night at Odd Fellows
hall, on Seventh street. The Jsis was given by
the conductors and drivers OF the Washington
and Georgetown city railroad, assisted by their
ally, In order to have a good time, aud perhaps
because the men were out Of work as q result Of
the horse disease. From six 10 seven hundred
tickets were sold. Tho night was an unusually
nne one. There was a full assembly, and about
u O'Clock, when OpT reporter looked In, the ball.
room, with lta ceONdsd cotilllOns to the anil
mating music Of the band, the glitter Of the
lights, and the plentiful oTnamentation Of flags,
presented gay spectacle indeed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

The young artist, Charles W. Fowler, Of tho
Treasury Department, has executed In water
eOlors n sketch which Is entitled Memorial
Day II consists Of u cross about two feet and
h half high, around which 10 tWinod beautiful
wreath Of natural nOWers-rOses, YlOlets, fu.
schial, columbines, vsrDonas, lilies, and other
raro flowers. They are most perfectly drawn
and eoloTed, and the entire sketch reveals the
possession Of real geuius on the part OF its au.
thor. II ls on exhibition at Ellis music store,
and attracts much attention.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

The money to pay all these Eins IL now upon deposit
and sot apart for that purpose, IN the farmetS and
Dr0vsrs' Hark ~ will be by the following ceTtih
cate Of the Cashier
EARMERA' AND DRovERs DAHK,l
LOUthvtLLE, XII, september d, 1871. !
This IL 10 certify that theirs Is doposit In this
bank over half million dsllAra to tho credit Of the
Giu Concert Fund, S5JO,ttO Of which Is weld b. ths
bank a. treasurer OF tho Puho Library Of kentucky,
10 vas On ali Ehts 10 be awarded a. tbs draNinH.
X, 4. WEIGH, Cashier.
PRIOR or TtOKETa.
Whole uste.G sloi hslyes, NJ; qgatteT,, SAP u
81 100; 35 for e9bOO SO for Is OOO No discount
Less than 800 worth Of tickets at tlmo.
The drawing will positively End uneqpivnoally take
place December =. Agents. are psFemptory required
TO close sales and make returns November 25 In order
10 rive ample time for the Il iAl arrangements, OrdeIs
for tickets lppll Atnns Tor olrouata should be ad.
dressed to Gov TIIOS, y. BItAMLhTTB,
New York once; 600 Broadway, IN ensrEo Of
Major THOS. II. NAYS. ocl2-H& " lm&Weo2t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

~ WAAutNOrOH, ID, o., OotUhrT II, lSTl,
On tho petition OF WILLIAM W. DnAFFu, OF Green.
held. Massachusetts,, praying Tor ths 'Etsns,oh Of
pat-nt RTauted u him on the tAlh dHy Of January,
isbg and Iellsued the lih day OF April, ls7t for
an improEsI Opt In fool Holder
II Is ordered that tn the be closed
on the lth day Of Dsormbsr nsIti that the time for
hlnE ATEum snts and the Examiners report be lin.
tied to t6s th day Of December EFT, and that said
petition bo heard on the ~ day OF January nsIt.
AnY PEARSON NAY oppose this extension.
l.Rl1lkrT- NlommlsRionaF.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

The ylcu president OF the Board ut Public
Works discovered yesterday that some Of the
employees Of tho board at the Sixth street
wharf had been 10 the habit OF greatly dlFCFim.
mating Ia favor Of certain contractors 10 tue is
sue Of material, Further, that tho contractors
thus favored had heCn In tho habit Of supplying
tho employees with drinks and rUrrU5unGnrs.
THIS was promptly stopped by the issuu VI an
order diminishing tho entire party yesterday
Afternoon,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

Q WABHiNaroF, D. o OctoboT 10 lB7a.
On the petition OF WILLIAM W. LAWS, Of Ulnoin.
natl, Ohio, prAyinK tor tho S1tens o. OF = pAtant
granted TO LIN on ihs LIST dAF Of re6rpATJ,
1879, and relaGued the 10Th day OF March, 1872 for
4a Impro cement 10 Machines for itOlnE H0rss. shoe
Iron.
II 10 ordered that The testimony In the oAss be
closed the Jlst day OF December nGIt that the tins
for hnE Arguments and the kEAni1et'A report be
limited 10 tho 10th day Of January ntLtt and that
ssid petition bO heard on the 18th day Of January
merit
Any person may oppsse this sItAnsion.
octAIThgg NJ, ID, IFGGkrr, OotnmIssloneF,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

Perry l. Brother, the entsrpriSlnE dry goods
merchants on Pennsy lyAnia avenue and Ninth
street. have laid In = superb stock NJ Well-le-
leeted dress goods, which they will offer during
this week Al very moderate prices. Their COL.
lection Of goods embraces all that 10 needed for
families and hOusekeOpsrs, and In addition they
are receiving daily fresh supplies. A visit TO
this establishment will repay any one, as their
stock Is open for Inspection at pleasure.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

. WAHHIA0IOhl d. % Nov, Z, I'D,
Ga tho petition Of Locus =, PORTRH, VI EsW
brunswick, n, j., praying for the extension OF a
patent granted 10 MIN the 18Th dAg Of f,bTuATJ
Is 3, for an improvement In klA4to Tops
IL 10 ord rod that tho testimony IN the be closed
on tho 18th day Of JAnuATy noIti that the time Tor
ding Arguments and the kIAmineT's report be lin.
II I'd to the cath day Of January mont, aud that said
petition be heard on the 20Lh day Of January nsLL
Asy person may 9pPSS'9 lhis fI ts,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

An earnest appeal for aid has been made by
the mAnAgeTS OF the ChildTen's Hospital and
DIspensaTy, located On L street, between Eighth
and Ninth streets. There are few charitable
Institutions 10 the city that commend them.
selves more iOrclbly to the public than this, and
are moro deserving Of their support Tho hos.
pital now contains 20 inmates between tho ages
Of 10 years and Il months, II Of which are under
surgical treatment, and Miss A. q. MagTuder, tho
mAtrOB, Is most faithful In her efforts TO cOntrl.
butte to the comfort Of tue little sufferers This
institution IL supported entirely by voluntary
contributions, and Is now In want oil the assist
anco OF tho public. No distinction Is made 10
regard 10 the reception and treatment Of pa.
tents, all coming In tor uniform attention. Tho
medical department Is In charge Of RblS physl.
clans, and the aiialTs Of the hospital are en-.
trusted to board OF managers, consisting Of
gentlemen who arc we'll known " our citizens.
II Is 10 DO hoped that tho appeals Of the hos.
pltal will DO needed, aud public support be given
TO them 10 their pressing need. Our citizens
have previously shown great generosity to our
ceptlOnal case.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

Last night, between and 8 o'clock, while MI
A. Miller was passing down Thirteenth street
between q and ID streets, he was knocked down
watch and t25 In money. His nEsailants have
been arrested, and will be brought before Judge
Shell to-day.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

In the case Of howard EDWARDS, executor Of
Joseph EdWATds, deceased, the tEeoatOr Aforesaid
has, With the appreciation Of the supreme court Of
the District OF Columbia AZORES sppointsd IRIS
DAY, the 9lst d4y Of November ls for the hnAl sst
Element aGd distribution Of the personal estate Of said
do eAaed and Of ths assets in hand far the
have been co luctsd aud TUNED into money! when
aud where all the creditors add heirs Of Gaid deceased
notified 70 attend, with their GlAima properly
youohgd, or they may otharWlss by Law be eIouded
from all ben eht In said doosAasua estAto Provided
q copy Of this order bs published once = week for
three weeks In the REPUnLCAH previous 10 the said
day. -
ipst A. WEBSTER,
ngyl.T1Es REGISTER Of villa.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

The attention Of every Insn,her vi the Young
Mons Republican CLUB Ul tho District VI CUium.
umn In relation to the meeting set Tor TONIGHT
ut the CluU. house, Very Important business Is
TO be brought before the club Tor It's oOnsilera.
present,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-13

Tho unfinished house Of Mr.. Jas. Wilss, No.
BY thieves and robbed OF lot OF lend pipe.