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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-21

granting certain privileges 70 n. LarAbsi, were
Sasncii XII incofporatlnR tho Flrsmsn's MI.
tuai Relief Association Of the District Of Colum-
bid, Read asecond time. H..
House bili making an appropriated for the
the seaier Of weights and measures. Read a
HOUSE concurrent resolution In relation to the
COMPANY now before Congress TOR . charter.
The resolution was taken up and concurrod In.
At $50 O'Clock, on motion Of Ar. Gray, the
Council adjourned.
HoUsR OF DRLRaATRs.
The HOUSE was called to order at the usual |
hour BY The Speaker and the Journal read.
Mr.. Wall Introduced q bill making an appro- |
priatlon 70 erect . drinking fountain at the
corner Of Seventh street aud boundary. Re- |
ferrsd 10 the Committee 90 Appropriations
Alec bill authorizing the Board Of Public
Works 70 condemn certain aileys in the county
nf Washington. Referred TO Committee on
Public Works and Property.
MIR. Murray submittsd a resolution directing
the Committee on Laws and Judiciary to pre-
pare bill for the proteoton OF the trees, &c, In
tho city. Passed. -
for the relief Of james MCGUIRE. Referred TO
the COMMITTEES on Claims.
Mr. Davis submitted a resolution providing
iSr, so os IAN Ssi.s,lTe As.smSIy !, eo s
not sSeeeding my cents Per copy, for the use
This was debated at some length, amended 30
as TO provide for one hundred and ten copies,
M. Davis also introduced a bill nIIng the
hour. Of labor for the uorkmeu employed on
Laws and Judiciary.
Mr.. LsBarnes Introduced a bill instructlnz
the COmmlttee on Public Schools 10 Inquire Into
the eHpedieney q establishing adult evening
Also, resolution requesting the Governor to
transmit 70 the House eoples Of All weekly re.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-21

Last night about 1850 o'clock Othcer Loane
found a woman by tho name OF Nsttie CLARK on
the street and acting 90 strangely that he
Judged there was something wrong, and there
arriving at tho station she exhibited an empty
ounce vial, which was labeled poison, and said
that she had taken the contents, and that II was
lAudanum. After drinking II she went 10 Annie
Miller's, on Eleventh street, whSrs she had
been STAYING and wished TO remain, but the pro-
pristress Of the establishment finding out what
she had taken, refused 10 ALLOW hor 70 enter the
house. She tried one or two others In tho same
locality and was refused admission TO all Of
them, and was roaming the street when the ON
house. A physician was Immediately sent for,
but the oficer falling 10 md one, Officer Yoss,
the station-keeper, sent 70 Nairn's drug store
and procured an ometlc, which was given 10 the
woman, and IN a few moments had the desired
effect Amer fully recovering she was taken BY
some friends To the house OF Rsddy welsh, on
Thir,eeuth street, where she remained during
the night No cause was given for the act.
TEE elegant and tremendous new spring and
summer stock Of the nnest OF shoes at Oummins',
Continues To draw Thousands Of our citizens TO
this, the greatest Of emporiums. In fact, on
Saturday, especially on Saturday nlghts, hun.
dreds OF customers, although there are eight
good salesmen, reliable and accommodating,
are compelled to leave without being waited
upon. At this Juncture II is we'll TO advise those
that can conveniently, 70 purchase through tbs
week, and therefore have justice done 70 them
BY FULL examination Of the stock. This estAb
lishment 10 easy Of access from any quarter
cars passing 10 all diroctions-e52 Seventh
street, next 10 Northern market and X street
ATTENTION Is called TO the sale this eyenins
at $50 o'clock Of two valuable brick houses OF
Tenth street opposite the gas Once. See Ad
vortisement In another column.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-21
CITY ITEMS.

Sold BY All DrpgEiSts and Fancy Goods Deal.
ors- ats
PROVIDE AoAIHsT DAss aRy-AI this season
all the great lines OF travel begin TO swarm with
human beings intent on business or pleasure.
Are those moving multitudss aware Of the dAn.
ger which onBuos from drinking different varie-
vhIoh ,halr Iung, ara nnaoO1,,onad, M ,hov
yeall,. nov iupor,npt 4, 4, 10 n. n,a .,msd IN
an ar,,do,. M, I'M A.s.nd ri, 1900. a.,
N - 49,. - -
NJ. ,.,...'. al ,,,..,,,',,,. s.,.as -. ~,
Al this period ~ the vaay, sneh an nn,iaotsH
certain In ia protective operation and ffso FROM
svefything ohJsotiooAbls In It's composition and
wa,id M ,Dsss,s -, -, Sn Ssa .1 1eis me
period 10 which Hostettsr's stomach Bittsrs
has fAilsd nan aooiimating medicine, OF as a
pr rT o. ,ne p poeiy us 70 whloh tne
M 'eN1'" ''''eD' - '"'''' q" "n"sA''"' 'o'~''
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-21

THE mother Of Henry Berry Loyroy, the
North Carolina outlaw, was bought BY his father
iu 1855 for an old musket
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-21

unKEuL FACTS WORTH KuowIHO.
rHuRsroN's IVory Pearl Tooth Powder 10 the
beat Dentrinoe in use. II keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
Price 20 and 90 cents
JoUvnHs InOd0rouH Kid Glove Cleaner Is far
superior 70 nything known. Pdoo 70 cents.
TBonFsoH's Pomado Optims II exquisite. II
softonn, beauties, and Strengthens the hair.
Price q and 20 cent?.
All for aals BY Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-21

SPIoER, southwest corner Of Ninth and Z
streets, IL receiving some choice marks Of New
York and Ohio Butter. 0rOoeTa, notice.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-21
EaE sTEREsE II ERS PEsEREGE

In the case Of JANIS II. QoLIIEa. siseatsT
q Joim n. TArLoa, degeAsed, thg sIsoutor
Oqan u W District o. oolumbla Aoroaaidi Appolr.sd
TUksDAf, the eth DAY Of June, A, y. lS7a, fOT
sltAts q sAid deceased and n the assets Ia band
FAR - The sane have besu oogotod add turned into
all deceased are nstAsd 70 attsad. With their claims
psoPstb s9uehad o. theg g.ay othsluiss ~ law Be
Proylasd 4 oopI of tia order Be Dablishsd onIs !
Nseh ~ Tires weeks u The angunLIoAA previous o
;.f,.-, Ea.;,!w:,s. SsTESl,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-21

and buy home, BY subscribing for stock In the
sec9nd Series Territorial savings, Loan and
buhdlng Association. No back dues. Pfont
upon stock, nrst ssrlcs, nrst quarterly report,
Psf se&lS Owes tl.so net prOhL DC
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-21

TEE CuALAoA SUIT.
A. Siss ( %, sis seventh street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-21
The NoR1HtRN MARKET
enEArvARIRTH OF OPINION

Lively Fight among The Members.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-21
RRAzlLIAN PEBBLE srEcrAoLEs.
Medical.
ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RRLIKF FOR YOUNG MRN IRON
he sassts q kEor and ASH..s IN ssrly We Nae:
70 Marriage removed. New method Of iEeA tnsnI.
New and rsmArs able rsmedies Books and U ireulArn
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No, . South
Ninth street, PhilAdolpnlA. Pa ApaOAsa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-21

MoHAIn ABB ALrL0A BAOEa ana Derby
COats IN large variety.
No 90 AeISniA s,IsSI noftSavSt.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-21
Amsndmsp,. Onsrsd aud Voted Dswa-Ths
C.re.rau rite Declared seiscted-Pfe-
t.., From the niisori'y = Has the
BuI LsaalIy Pnssedt


The Council met At $50 o'clock.
HOUSE bill making an appropriation 70 pay
damaEes sustained TO private properly Tor the
opening aud widening Of Bridge and Aqueduct
streets, Georgetown.
Of the commissioners Of deeds, and House Dill
granting certain privileges " n. LarAbei, were
read a second time -.
tuAl Relief Association OF the District ot Ooium-
bid Read asecond time. -.
House bill making an appropriation for the
the sealer Of weights and measures. Read
nrst time.
House concurrent resolution In relation TO the
Incorporation Of the Northern Liberties Market
Company now before Congress Tor . charter.
The resolution was taken up and concurrod In.
At $50 O'Clock, on motion Of Ar. Gray, the
Council adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-21

ATTENTION Is called TO the sale this evening
at $50 o'clock Of two valuable brick houses on
Tenrh street opposite the gas Once. See ad-
Vortisement In another column.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-21

Mr. Murray said the nkht on the northern
1lts AID not worry him at all, but the site 20
leotsd under the act Of August . for the west
STn market DID not meet the approval Of any Of
the residents OF the western section Of the city.
Mr.. B0aWall SAIL that there could BE- no dis
puta about the matter, as II was well known lho
committees had purchased and the Governor ao-
eopted tho property known As the Savage
square, and the Governor had 30 stated 10 the
oommittse.
M BuTslsy said that the Governor accepted
MI Dosr'ell said no did not ulsh IA rsneot ON
anV one, but, IN bis opinion, W, n. Ward, who
s.amII1ed lild passed on the utle1 Knew moe
shoaI real eatato IN the District tnau ali me
oihsr LAWYERS In ID. lie did not favor either mo
sSyase or COroornn sitea, but 10 take the MONEY
sna build three or four markets for the bsnent
nj lie people. Bat q square had been pur.
chased and the SNnerB Intended 70 insist on the
nayment Of the ni,ney Certain lots had been
laisIy sold In the nmo square, and the dveda
roeofdsd without quotlOn, the purchasers boinH
,,srt,etly uaiisnod Wit their bargain.
MI. Wal advocated the amsndmant Of Mr..
,i,,ysnV. and cited the ~ AM logic on the su6,
tsst' claiming that the legislative Assembly
~ mil authority IN the telnisos
M Campbeli said thai W had intended q
-.sEs SoIno remarks, hat anpp0ssd he could
49, Ming yhich W1uid Ley The minds o. l,on.
siyyms'n- and ne therefore moNd
heM ms RIvIoua qJA,to,
Nj. shepherd ADD Nj. Piper S,tsslsd against
u H. RI Sssrsi pOr'A'tG.T if 4 a.Ss.e -,
". co. S'Vsn would
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-21

YmMoNT MAPLH susAR AND sYRuP (per.
feotly pure) Just received at Spleer's Butter
s tore, southwest corner Of Ninth and streets.
, 1872-11-03

DOR SALE-ONLY $3.50 CASH, AS OWNER MUST
have money Of the choicest lots livery high
ggoqnd} in Hawkes. South Park Subdivision IN Sec. =
8 three blocks from three depots snd iaiF grounds
auction last week. TRUESDEIE Il BROWN. 175 West
Ma1 on.ef
, 1872-11-03

FOE SALE-TWENTY ACRES ON THE G., 40:
81 h e 81 Bssk e 9 = 1t a1a ssFfs ABE
, 1872-11-03

Harrson-st, near Aberdeen, q feet, $50 per foot.
T5iors. near ss Gspbaav ots. So 81 PEI sft foot %
FoR sALE-BY MARSHALL : 6D1cKINsoN-oTIs
T. Block, Room 10:
fire li@tts, # SD per feos: ~ .'4 - ~ 'A ~
@ f ooc east ot eeatfal fafx' a. Seo
NJ lot Thirty at $780, No
.Wsst Vaa BaEea:st. wiaohestorav. 1sa11oo feet
4's''' ACRES. -.....
at s1so - ~ ~ 11'''''-s
at slsS. - ''''' ~ ~ - '1e.-A - D'1' - =
At fi!s: sso ~ - H. ssa'a oo1s. sa,,F'A'
' t. y a s. # q tbs esans sis Lists before in
vestng "N ~ "'s' - '1"'fA' '4f A''' Ds''0 -
FOR sALE-cHEAP LOTS! CHEAP. LoTs-oNl On
Of California inaccessible by Madison and VanRnren
& fad ahy s to ss fG@
South e!a1k:s::. Room j: - --=---,.,:5
ROE T. So gAsH ,s;a 4 ANR H2sssoa s
hsa and thsy &
FoR s4IE-FuRF1sHEp COTTAGE, q, oFs ROOMS, !ts
No. 1es5 be%esn @ Tssa
Exsa!y :ssseaass: I'D MeaEaa:357 77a77sF5 ~
haoss: ass55ssv Ds'r Thirty
house and soso's lot on Ban"v near 7ioeen
o6iSss 1iRe house and large lot On neas
81 house on HsaF
hoass lna ls'<' @ ,ss '@as
By MALLORY : eo-b :. -se soaen e!alk-s.:. !oe@ ::
, 1872-11-03

JJORsE DISEASE-REaIEDIES TO BE OBTAINED
II only ut DR. 7. ). LEWIS. go West Aadisonst.
mo HORSE OWNERS-I HAVE PROCURED,
through the assistance CT Dr. A. B. Sharp the great
remedy called Shs5ps Ointment, for tho treatment snd
same remedy suefcssfu,; used in Eastern cities and
can be procured At my Office. IS and 60 SheuAus DR.
II M. COOK. - -
, 1872-11-03

E'OR RsALE-CH1cAGO-AV., CORNER. S. 2co>
Z Fiest-st-. between Hoyne and ritt- 57U0
North Frauklin and Sedgwick-st. lots, 81, 500.
lots east of Humboldt Park, Sf00
lot near Webster lnd Southport-ars-, $500.
Desplaines, 50foot lots cars and schools SeSQ
Wesrcru1f., Van Horn and Claytou-sts $500 to $500.
Brighton LOTS. east of cotton mill $3.50 70 $500.
McCotmicks Factory vicinity, 40 lots, $3.50. -.
90 mile from Western-nv., railroad, ST. 20
10arres Fiftyhfthst., near railroad station. S5
l acre lots station, IS minutes ride, $350.
House OF rooms and corner lot, cars, $50 per
month, s.. 500. - -
90 East Madison ST.. Room 81.
, 1872-11-03

South tiarkO St. IN bank " ~ -'' N'''N11'
prsrNrss cHnNcEs
6usiNEse CaANCE4s. l
j. DJouREEn AUCTION SALE OF THE LIQUOR
ose No. sss Moaaa na canSs
RieEG iIs gezi5 co. Auetoneors ''' lsA'e' AD 't'1o
Hale o IN G2on RAYIhG e. n M b1si c{f1
dall 4 : sensh os5peate5:st: - -~NwN--
4 MEAT MARKET N GOOD LOCATION. FOR
sblo lease Apply at go South Hasted.st CT 4sa Lu'n
s5sG TssS5 i.S s5 sI 9K q
aa9 of location % nd goods will satisfy any one Ad
! GoSFFGT1oSFRY AND C1GAR sToRE-FoR
a - sss: No: No = sSs VS. RaasalpSst: @ -. 1-
4 PARITY WHO MADE 4 FORTUNE IN THE
a mines Of Colorado but lost i AZ in the Chicago rc
@ faas se Y Tor s s Tor Then e. ode
NNEAE AZ k4SsssH $fSES 81
= Ne EHERSSfiS R 5 e BUSINESS @ I MAN VIII 5HP
6sSeoa E. and IT, TO tie sshs man sass absaeo q
At 1T1 1775s1i 54Rg11S-oEE OF TEE 6EsF-Io947ED
e1 s;etis fsady Telling oa
aes se!es = 9a9gs; ~ s2o4,3
MEAT MAAKkET p9lnG 9a1s ~ G1oR BoSlhESs
der seea ac Inquire at the
I fiRsTGL1ss HOTEL; WELL SITUATED. CON
a yenent to new passenger depot Of St. Paul NJ:
waukee " r9oes, AZ F
Co., Real Est1te and HOUSE Renting Agency. ii La
s3l5e;s; -; ~ ~ e3eS; 77 To777757 7z777 T7a
t6ess:ad dolss; Tes 49, 81 4 x5sssy ID
tbo city, N0GKIN & FISCHER, i6 South Desplaines.
ToYFEcrioEEEY sToEE: ICE CREAM AEPP
y oys1er rare aeo g ",ny %11 ssactoY ressona
for sellins. Gail 1t ssi West Randolph-st.
T5nc eTopR F0P GAZE AR 7NV0757E PRICE
soa u ~ or
would soll part Of stotE With them Must bo sod itu1e-
of tie protest ittle the West Side Call for
RastiealaEs: =. ~ West Lake:s.. Aooln .:
5asst fe1 sse M q x
bo1TdeE. For particulars apply At m South Halstedst
g E asD 8 ss s
syR4SoE14 : ~ - NAN 4 10y e W51I M4EEy e
iearnns the most difficult and paying Par he h1e
81 - ane
nne otee Must be good taEor and Wiling solicit
terms previous business e3pe5ieaee: and aes:
j,roasa 9ntn hnsness Of sImsr knd In Tue city own
o9s 5ssRsfs fS Il n& bS sold at
"F Fbi4teantb:st AppIy to g. EnWARDs, q Weat
1Eeshineton.st: n.st:---------- --------------=-
gee t5ae Sa9
newly fitted nP and ne stgc; going into another
business Address 4 ~. Tribune o1ce.
TRNTS' FURNISHING GOODS STORE FOR
, 1872-11-03

FqR sALEBY PoTwM / CoRBY, 11s FRANK
Ad1,ns-st:, Ne s.: swell front brick house.
Jaeksonst.. No. 677, brick, II rooms.
Honorest., No. a. swell frout, brick house.
sooras- ~
Iancoln-st.. No. 1sa, ostozy frame house, 10 rooms
Monroest., No. 1o6 2-sto1y and basement brick II
rooms. -
IS # on Wabash-sv., near Fnrts -thrd-st., cheap
q # Wabssh-av., Thirty -eiehth-st., cheap
156 It on 1ndianaar north OF Forty-tnird-st.
g ton Washington west Of Leavitt-st, very cheap.
50 # cor Monroe and Leayitt.ste., very desirabie
80 It on Monroe, east of I4aliust.
50 It cor Van Buren, and Robey. .sts.
80 it on Madison west Of LaHin-st.
II It on Madison west Of Pauna-st.
30 # on Madison west OF Paulina-st.
Is # on Madison west of Lesvitt-st.
It # on Madison west Of Oakley-st.
q It on Madison west OF Staunton-st.
81 # on <AeArns.st- east OF Ashland-av.
a It on Ty1erst- west of Westeru.av.
soft on Mestesnav. north Of Van Buren-st.
80 # on Fulton west Of Hoynost., cheap.
!oo Il on punpins:st east IF 1lneoln.av.
% i on Dearbo7a south Of Van Bu1ea.st., cheap.
loacres n Sc NE. s, IS, T. -''>N '@''|t'
Z Z se5es seTes Il IL S:R. 3 = s 4 very cheap
% acres in \. +. e. 39, II.
% acres in $. 8: g 3s. IS.
i seses = Nv: s. $; i:
5acres u NV. 81, 81, Is.
g ,sseEes se7es II T. :: s = z :. :. g g z z
Is acres in 3e, 13 fronting Grardav. and Dist-
8 i front o. Humboldt Park, south Of Di,s,on-st
, 1872-11-03

T,oR sALE-BY E. G. COLE 4 CO., 1s5 LAsALLE~
St., Room 2 Otis Block
Cheap. 2stoy cottage rooms, with lot e51125 feet
No. 700 WashinEton-ay., So, 800. .-...--
Eganav, Ellis house. lsrge lot and very easy
payments. ....
One acre near Humboldt bou1ovard, 81, seo
Ten acres, Mtwaukee-av., 81, coo per acre.
TOR SALETWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE 1873
IL Habash-av., Mt q bargain
E1xht-room cottage on Twenv-seveuth.st. near Wall
ace. Small payment down; balance monthly
Tostory frame house on Butterheldst near Thirty
secoudst. Small pa:1ueut down balance on long time
New cottage and lot Thirysecond-st, near Wallace,
monthly payments.
Two-story brick building corner Clark and Adensss,,
to be removed. HALL l. 0'NElLL.
II Clark-st
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That Envqssigniing Committee.

II can hartlly be necessary to furnish
much more evidence that the members
OF the notorious Investigating Commit
tee have each beon supplied with buck.
ct OF lime and a wsite-wash brush. The
fact that GRANTS most obssqrious tools,
the mon who for years have been aiand-
ing guard over loyal corrsl ton, have
ssddeniY rtshed in among the foremost
to offer subjects for Investigations con-
vinring 20 honest common sense bHt
we add the Cincinnati Commercials es.
innate Of the members, and what they
are likely to accomplish:
The only advantage they the admin
iatration Senators obtained was in the
appointment Of the committee. which
their large majority enabled theD to
pack with the strangost and most inslli,
cicnt material that Was ever placed in a
committee Of Congress. The commit
tee, as elsctea,is the same IS that agreed
upon in caucus last week, and is msde
up OF Buckingham, Pratt, Howe, Har,
Ian, Stewart, Pooi and Rsyard The
Chairman, buckingham, is an innocent
old gentleman from Connecticut, .ho, il
left to himself, would forgive anybody,
and punish nobody. Or all the men in
the Senate, lie is the one most easily i'm
posed upon, and an investigation ntrus-
ted to him would result in excuses, ex-
tenuations, smiles and Whitewash He
is indeed the embodiment Of truly good
man. Pratt is capable man, but use
less with such leader as Buckingham.
Pratt lacks force. Howe is too 1uuch oi
lawyer. and in an inquiry would take
up the time of the committee in elucida
ting technica,ilies Harlan is g candi,
date FOR re election and therefore worth.
less in a committee where courage, indie
pendencc and energy are required. Stew
art knows too well how it is himself,
and is not likely TO be very efficient in
investigating into jobs and corruption.
Pool lacks ability Bay.rd is an able
man and, by the way, he gave Conkliag
some hard knocks, to-day, bat he is a
Democrat, and has no voice, therefore. in
directing the committee.
10 thi. committee anything might be
trusted with entire safety. The New
York Custom House might be an Auge
an stable of filth AID corruption, and
their noses would never discover it; and
it is no evidence Of bravery or honesty
that the Administration Senators were
willing to give the widest latitude to in
vessigation after the committee Was elec
ted -
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WOOdsaels. Jan. 8. 1879.

ME- rhe Meigs -Comty Telegraph has
prepare and published extracts from a
ritimber Of Republican State platforms
endorsing protective tariff 1t scarcely
needed this array Of evidence to prove
that the ruling element of the Republican,
party favors the policy of enrichiny the
few at the expense Of the many.
:. But did the. Telegraph overlook the
obvious and not unimportant fact that
nearly every resolution it qnotes in favor
OF this systemais accompanied with an
excuse OF apology? One favors it while
our "interest account, pension rolls, &C.,
remain Another thiaks "the present
emergency justifies it. Still another
apologies through three long where
ases."
1t is fair implication that the author.
Of these resolves felt conscious that the
system was wrong, but hoped the "pres
ent emergency" &c, would cause the
people to tolerate it for the present.
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Legal Notice,

FLIzABETH JANE WISE, Louis schul.ice
IL and Nancy Jane Schultice his wife, Jen.
net K. Wise, James A. Wise, Mary c, Wise,
isabel E. Wise and Sarah o. Wise, of Monroe
county, Ohio, will take notice that ON the 9th
day of January, A. D, 1875, William l.. Norris
and Cordelia A. Norris his wife, filed their pc.
tition in the court Of common pleas of said
county, demanding partition Of the following
described rea estats, situate in said county to
wit: The southwest quarter of section thirty,
in township five of range six. containing one
hundred land sixty .one acres more or less,
except about three -fourths of an acre off the
southeast corner thereof; also the south half
Of the northwest quarter of the same section,
township and range, containing sighty.ons
acres more or less; and that at the next term
of said court they will ask for an order that
dover be assigned and partition of said prsn-
ises be made. H0LLISTER & OKEY,
jan9w6. Attorneys for petitioners.
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sS-T The other day, on opening a bal
lot-box in Augusta, Ga, for the pdr-
pose of destroying the ballots contain
ed in it, that it might be ready for use
at the coming special election for Gov
ernor, it appeared it had two bottoms,
one being of mahogany AMI the other of
pine Neither we're secured with nails
or screws, the outer one being fastened
witha little glue. The lock on the top
OF the box was no protection at all, as
there was another entrance at the bot
TOM. At the last election in Augusta
the Radical managers offered the Demo-
Gratis the charge Of the key before the
counting, they keeping the box The
thing worked so we'll that-it is believed
the Republican Executive Committee
will have this patent-right box put in
general. use all over the country.-C Gin,
ERq. a fs&iitH NiEhi
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-01-09
REBELLION OF LOYAL PETS.
Previously Reported Outfages
Confirmed,
+ eToyvn still In the Hands Or
the Negroes.
Especial Dispatch to the Enquirer.

lSPVOint olspuocu W tiiO
LITTLE Rock, ARK Jan. -Notwith-
standing the Radical reports telegraph
ed from Little Rock to the st Louis
Democrat denying the negro outrages
at Chicot, Arkansas, which, denial is un-
true'in every particular, Mr.. Alfred San
ders, a brother of one of the men shot
by the negroes, makes statement cor
rohorating all reports telegraphed from
Memphis. He states further, that after
the killing of the three men a number
Of armed negroes went to his brothers
{ SANDERS ee-house and. fred into e.. it
through the door and windows. and de-
manded one hundred dollars, threaten
ing, in case the money was not paid
them. that they would burn the house
to the ground. The money was paid,
and soon after another party Of negroes
appeared and demanded money They
were paid thirty dollars ~
Sanders then, with Ills family, left the
village. He also states that the negroes
killed all the stock-mules, horses, cows
and hogs owned by several of the lar
gest planters in the vicinity of Lake
Village; that every person coming or
going is challenged by the negro guard
Of fifty who yet remain, and that the
whites are still afraid to return to
their homes. -r-
General Danforth, it is said, makes a
whitewashing report to Governor Had
ley, covering up. as far as possible, the
many out ages comnliltedE eys the ne
groes As.yet, however it has not been
made public Even the Republican press
of the State condemn the outrage, and
urge the Governor to send Immediately
company of militia to prevent further
outrages. =. ..r@:f' "-sa sad afa'i -'h5i'