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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-03-30
FROM WELLINGTON.
Temperance Meeting.
WELLINGTON, H., March

WELLINGTON, Ill, March 81, 1872.
To tie Editors Of tie Free Trader The in.
hGbitents in the vicinity of this place met last
evening al the II. L. Church for the purpose of
ratifylng the new temperance law. Organized
by calling H. J. Brimhall TO the chair, and an.
pointing Joseph Dixon and Charles Brimhall
secretaries.
On motion the chair appointed the following
named gentlemen to draft resolutions in ratiflca.
ton OF the law: W. +. Jones DR.. Sweetland.
Samuel IcMath, John Whitfield and Thomas
Seerine.
The committee were instructed to report after
| the principal speeches of the evening.
The chair then introduced Judge Parks, of
Aurora, who INDUCED in brilliant pointed and
forcible speech OF an hour aud half, giving a
comprehensive resume of the bill, and its prob.
able effects on the s"loon business; taking the
law clause by clause, and enunciating his likes
and dislikes in his peculiar distinct manner.
After the close of the Judges speech there
were calls for Mr. Iru, Coy, Der. Sweetlaud and
others.
Mr.. Coy then made short speech. giving IN
the law under confederation, after which the
committee on resolutions presented the followi
resolutions:
WHEREAS, The extreme love OF gain and reck.
less disregard for the good order Of society and
welfare Of their fellow men, have induced rnanv 70
resort to the di.repu,able and youth-destroying
business OF selling intoxicating liquors by tho
dram and
/ al L
tensivtly followed, and has become 80 lucrative
IN the cities and towns of the State OF Illinois.
that the people have become alarmed in view of
/ the debating effects ou the lives and morals of
our youn< men, who frequent these dens Of row.
/ dylsm sud dissipation: therefore
/ Ac>O.rcd, That We ratify with feelings of the
most sincere qualification and satisfaction, the
passage OF an act by our legislature entitled
AN Act 20 provide sgains. the evils resulting
from the sale ot intoxicating liquors in the State
OF Illinois"
iNJ'rcd That the th.nk- Of .hi. meeting be
rendered to our Senator's, Representatives and
/ Governor, for their devotion 70 the best interests
/ o. our citizens, eyinced by the passage Of this
/ law.
! Res1lred Th,t we will cheertully and willing
Is ebide by the law. and will use our utmost
eHdeoyor- 20 secure Tor il I. ftr and impartial
trisl
/ Hfso'osi Th,. we tender our thsuks and
grateful acknow ledgement 70 Juige Parks, Of
Aurora, for the very Interesting, open and fair
manner in which he has presented this subject
and bid him God speed il this noble cause Of
! humanity.
After some business OF minor importance it
WIS voted that the proceeding. be published in
the Kendall aud l.. Sale county papers, after
which the meeting sd!ournr! SEC.
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Town Election,

Next Tuesday, being the first Tuesday in
April, occur the town elections in counties I'm.
der township organization. The officers to he
elected this year are Supervisors, town clerks,
assessors collectors, road commissioners and
poor masters Usually, in Ottawa, this cleo.
ton has excited considc,ab interest, but this
year It has thus far received little attention.
AT this writing the following are all the candi.
dates we have heard of: Fer Assessor, Arthur
Lockwood, \. Is. Smith for Collector, james
Graham, Patrick Ryan, a M,rkham. Michael
Na"o Is. !. Phelps and Timo'hy Donaho~
and for Road Commissioners James F,,d
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-03-30

A COOP STORE When recently at Serena
we were as,onished at the extent Of stock and
the variety CT goods in the several departments
OF Mason & Schlrnbusi's store. The average Of
cash sales would s-tonish and leave in the shade
several CT our pretty big stores in Ottawa while
the extent, quality and quantity would do no
dscredit 20 any frst.c!ass store. They sell at
moderate prices, and invite the people of that
vicinity TO call and examine their stock.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-03-30

CANAL ToLLs-The Canal Commissioners, in
their schedule of tolls for the coming season,
have made somc reductions which are OF local
interest Lumber il reduced from 10 to mills
per 1000 feet per mile; dressed flooring from 8
to 6 mills per 1000 feet per mile; lath and
shisel'' from mile to mill per 1000 per
mile: aud corn from 80 mill. to mills per
l,Oor Hs mot bushels, a. the Republican has it)
per mile. The reduction on corn 10 equal to
about 4 cent per bushsl from Ottawa to Chicago.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-03-30

THE CHICAGO DAILY NEws.-Ths is ne v
candidate for public favor, and is destined 10
act An important part in the democratic ranks.
1t lisa we'll edited paper and contains be.
sides full daily kilograms, general and special
from all parts of the country. and foreign
news, monetary. &c, has well selected
OF variety miscellaneous reading matter.
For sale every morning at Osman 4 Hape
mans book store.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-03-30

DEMoREsr's MONTHLY for April 10 bright,
and full of good things as usual. 1ts fashions
are particularly full and interesting to ladies,
and it. literary matter varied, thoughtful, and
suggestive as we'll as entertaining. IL is pre-.
ernipently practical and therefore noss useful
as family magazine.
Single copies for sale and subscriptions re.
ceived by Osman Il Hapemau, Ottawa, Ills.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-03-30

GLEAsoN's MONTHLY COMPANION April
number of this cheap magazine lies before us.
1t abounds in good stories, poetry and snyrav.
ings. This new dollar monthly is fast gaming
An enormous circulation, aud we'll 1t may, for
its chespness ia certainly miracle 10 every ono
who has seen and read lts pages. the subsorip-
ton price being only 81 a. year. For sale by all
news dealers at 10 cents a copy.
Single copies for sale and subscriptions rsseiv.
ed BY Osmsn t. Hspeman, Ottawa, Ill
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sand, was done. Three years had gone heavily
by. At one time fifteen hundred men had been
working there at time. The commerce of the
world WAS being slowly and delsyiugly carried
over by ferries tedious and costly way of do
ing; yet il must SO 20, or not at all. MK.W,
Alton, IL, March Goth, 1872.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-03-30

What's the use Of scorching your face and
getting out of patience in trying to mako bread
ut home, when you can get the whitest and best
of bread, hot from the oven, delivered to your
house every day, by J. L. Piergue.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-03-30

SALOON Across the way from the Central
House in Seneca hereafter may be found good
s,loon, where all the better kinds Of liquids and
cigars will be kept. Jacob Hess 10 the proprietor.
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HOW THE WORK WAS DONE.


A caisson with air chambers, on the principle
OF the diving.bell, was constructed, aud its roof
strongly built of wood and iron, four feet thick
OF solid oak. On this fat top jS2x6O) stone
were laid. il solid masonry, leaving central
opening through which to descend into the Gals.
son. The immense air chamber flosted the cais-
son and ito masonry, rising ten feet out of water
This monster caisson WAS then foatel to its
place and, steadied by piles and anchors, was
gradually sunk by the courses of rock laid on
and cemented above, till it reached the sand and
mud below. Now, the sand from beneath was
taken up and out through the casson and thrown
into tho river by pumps. A stream of water
WAS forced down to the very bottom of the struc-
ture and discharged close to the sand into anoth.
er pipe and in IN upward direction. This let
creates vacuum below it which draws the sand
up into the open end beneath. This rising sand
is carried on upward by tho force of the let to
the surface Of the river, and there DISCHARGED.
Men within the caisson at its base keep the sand
from within the iron, cutting, outer edge Of the
caisson in contact with the open end Of this tube,
and up it goes. Continually above them and
ten feet above the surface of the water the .,oue
laying Is going an. settling the cai..on and press.
ing it down NJ the sand IL removed from beue sth.
Within the csisson there Is IN air chamber Of
'olid iron, filled by forcing pumps from above,
supplying the men With fresh but terribly com.
pressed air. After reaching goody depth this
den'e atmosphere Is full of peril. Numbers lost
their lives. A physician WAS constantly on hand,
and in finishing up the east pier tho men were
allowed to remain at thoir work only forty.fve
minutes at time. That pier, . shore pier,
touched bottom at 11O.06 feet from the surface
OF the river. March 2Sth, 1871, "a said. Then
rang the bells, blew the whistles, fred the can.
non. The substruoture Of the great bridge. save
filling up that last air chamber with concrete or
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-03-30

HOME AGAlN-Hon. J. d. Cation and family.
from an extended trip to Cuba aud tho South,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-03-30

G. L. Wing, formerly Of Ottawa, now Of Elm.
wood, Peoria county, is in town among his
friends,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-03-30

Fair and mile track meeting at Clifton Hotel
I'D
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-03-30

Go to Moneys for clothing, new, ohesp and
good.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

From WIN. Ballantync, Seventh street, be.
tween d and + streets, we have received
"Uplands and LOwlands," or Three Chap
tiers in a Life" by Rose Porter, author Of
summer Drift Wood for the Winter Fire, =
&c. Randolph Il Co, publishers, New York.
From j. shlllington, corner Of Pennsyl-
yania avenue and Four-and-A-half street, we
have received the Lawrence Speaker" A
collection of literary gems In poetry and
prose, by Philip Lawrence, Peterson X Bro,
Philadelphia, publishers. Also from the same
we have receivedth the "Outcast, by the author
Of Beautiful Snow" The poem which lends
lts name to this book treats Its subject with
originality and feeling at once delicate and
intense. The despair OF the wretched parent
for his wife and children Is desplcted with
true artistic effect.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

WM,E,W OnD A CO. BAI.TIhIURR x, RIDl
w PROPHlFTOhh OF GOlD'h LOW PHhb
SURE BTFAM AND HO1-WATER aEA1IN
AND YKNTlLATlNG APPARATUS.
Nothing INJECTED with our home, It's heAlth'
comfort and happiness can Justly command more
important consideration than the quality and vital
lty Of the air, the Blamont upon which chiefly d. o
ponds tho oIlstOnoo OF those most dear 10 1s, our
Wly8a and children Wha spend tins greater part OF
their lives within doors Hence, the ATtiholil heat
witch may make that air impure beoomoa subject Of
paramount Significance. The following are lev OF
the many bulldinRs uhero our Apparatus is 10 use
Howard Uniysrsit, Ooru0rau Art Gallery, Masonio
Temple, Supreme Court room OOnElesslonAi APtATy
and hOtundA Of Unit cd States Uaptd MAllAoh School,
fToodmAn,s Bank, Patent Ohloo, ., W, Thompson'u
dwelling, MATshAn Browns, Ih0a j, DuTantu, GA.
Geo. b4ilnoh's, uoye1oT's Mansion, tAnnAPolis,J
OOnVeut Of Visitation, and Mount Hope Insane AHy
lum, baltimore. send Tor descriptive circular and
estimates
THK PARIS RANGE AND PARLOR SUN AND
LIGHTNING tlhEgLAOE HEATERS received
the premium At the Maryland State Fair the Fair Of
the Maryland Institute, and American Institute Fair
Of RsW York ThtI ere The best Range Gnd fi[s-
BlsS: S:I I sS9s sas ~ ~
AlsEAhdFs HpaAm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

"PoLrTIcs MAKES STRANGE BEDFELLows,"
says the Louisville Courier-JourRdi. We
should say So Just think Of Horace Greeley,
Frank Blair, JEFF. Davis, Jake Thompson,
noratlo Seymour, Chas, Sumner, Mp. Ranks,
Johu Morrissey and BIZ Tweed wAtersou
and jim Ashley In the same III We bed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

THE Philadelphia Press says, now land
everybody Is for Grant Thousands are
pressing forward to prove their fealty and to
crown him with lAurels-" Yes, but we miss
Mr.. Curtin, Nr. Forneys friend. Where Is
the great war governor aud his bugle blast
Is 1t possible that he believes with the Press,
"that 1t Is no use to natler him now no use
to petition for place"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

A PROCLAMATION announcing the dele
gates chosen at the late election in Pennsyl-
been issued by Gov. Geary. They are sum
noned to meet In the House OF Representa-
tiyes at Harrisburg on the 18th Of November.
The Third Senatorial district of Philadelphia
is In dispute, and will have to be decided by
the con ventiOn.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

CHAUSoEr D. DEPEW, at Greeley meet.
Ing few Nights ago, gave 1t as his opinion
that Gen. Grants civil service rofOrm con-
sisted In keeping certain men, friends Of
his, In ONCE. He did NOT think there was
any reform In turning Fentons corrupt gang
In New York out Of office.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

Ex.Gov. SEYMOUR Of New York, who had
not word 70 say against Tammany Hall, Is
now In favor Of Greeley and reform. The
truthful eN Governor declares that Gen,
Grant has stolen only nine hundred millions
OF dollars. Is that ALP
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

THE Tribune Is an exceedingly funny paper
1t Is now endeayoring to prove that the good
and true Republic ms arc those who are nj
present consplrlng with the Democracy, who
are abusing Republican statesmen, denOunc-
ing Republican mrlsurcs, proclalming that
Republlcanism Is dead, General Grant is no
Republican at all and never was one, aud so.
forth-ls Democrat and always has been one
Aud then 1t turns round and asks the Demo.
crats to vote against him.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26
rNGR5TIgBBFf Fl fat S JJGNF OF w EgRhG
board OF PUnLIc WORKS.
IlTaTnfFF or I'M .TfNuTA.

uIaTuICr or OOstUMntA,
wagHTNuTpN, d. o., Oct. "a, ibfA
Whereas an application IN writing has been mAds
10 the uuderlFuod Tor the opening OF road In he
north side II Boundary street opposite Nlneteenh
street north sest through the lands q a. u, Dldge,
MAJ IAnsbufs, james HdsewHy and Maria 7 Stoi
daFd, In TnOmAa 4 MorEan's snb-diyiaion OF Oak
Lawn" aud uou, n, 2, UhlpmAn, Auorney ueugr4I
HOS poT, y. V. ", NAndenhurR, Hon. George Taylor,
u, l. Tuiiock, o. D. RiehATdson aud ten. DuueAn, In
saId county, And whereas the undsrsiEued believe II
the public interest 10 cause road 10 DO
onsd a. above described Aud ptaIed tor Nteto
1rdaFsiEued duly surveyed, aud plat thereof pre-
pared and hled In OUT on oei
As we'll As Of the opening Of ths prOpUsed road and all
paraona hAgBg objections thereto are rtqu Hted TO
male than known to the undersigusd on NoEembot
ID a nSon At the oaos o. the Vice President o. the
HoaTd o. Public WoFks OF the District Ct Columbia,
Room No. IL, Mortipou's buildings, -four ant
street. Washington, d. o., where any oblsotiou which
mar be made will be heard And oon sdeTgd ~ order
m me Hoard UHAA n. JOHNSON,
ocai Sai nov3,6a Assistant Secretary.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

WHEN wIsDoN, honor, patriotism spoke,
should not Tie Democratic party obey q
The above is from speech by George II,
Pendleton In favor OF Mr.. Greeley. Mr.,
Pendleton referred to Mr.. Greeley's cele-
brated Characterization of the Democratic
party.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

THE results of the election in Indiana, In the
Congressional districts, arc as follows:
Republican mnIOTitles-FOuTth district, $50
Flfth district, 7pJ; sixth district, 657; Seventh
district, 1917, Eighth district, 2ySy; Tenth dis
trlcL 2 1886 Eleventh district, ys5. Total $50.
Democratic malOrities.-FiTst district, lJ2; Sec
Ond district, 1901; Third district, l,J2S; Ninth
district, -. Total, 7l3s.
Republican majority In the State on Cougres.
sOnal vote, gss.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

wAsHNuroN, ID. o., UotabeI 81, lbll. !
Notice Ia hereby given thAt on FRIDAY, Novgm
her T. lea, will Iplrs all licenses nyen bg the Dis
tTiot Of UolumhiA 70 al aPothsoArsS, Aletlonset,,
GEena butchers 10 the several market olAlm AEsnts'
oontraotors, cattle brokers, con mission merehAnes
dealers o. merchandise o. any kind whatever, dsAle'e
Ia distilled and fenmentod lidusTs, wines, and cor.
DIAL dlslsrs, Insurance agents, Toe deAlefu, manu-.
faotaTers Of Illuminating So lie and Ire insurance.
ph sfs, pr pristoTt Of bar rOoms sample rooms ip
plnE houses, billiards, bagAtslls, and jenny And
tables bowling ALLEYS, hotss, lNerJ stables lntenL
Eenos ohhcss, junk shopa, restaurants aud eating
nousos, gift enterprises and theAtTta, real estate
agents, reotiheru, 80, Ae.
An parties engaged 10 said buioe.s, tradss, or pig
Zee ious must promptly said ioensss In accord
anos with the provia Of the anended act regulat
log licenses, Appr0ysd Juae ~ is7S, viz That ever
person Engaged In any trade, OooupAlont % Profes
sion for which lioenss tar Il posed By the laws Of
the District Of Columbia shall, A. the tine Tar PFO-
curing the same, make Application to the heEiatsr,
and shalt state, under osth OF aarmaca sub t.ets
EistsT shAn then issus TO the apDlioant ossunoate
stating the particular hind o. ornse for which Ap'
pltoaN1u has been made, aud the amount o. moaey
rfuuFsd hy Law 70 Be- paid therefor had oeltihoats
shall be delivered to The O0llSotoT Who ahAl, uPoa
the renaipt Of the sum Of money stated hsTsn, give
paid and the kind Of nesn, r,quted sd y shall Be
the dutg Of the hsSiaisr % i4sus said uoenss."
That eveTy person labls Tor lloenha teH Fno mAy
fall 10 pay the before euEAgnG IN the bqlineaa
for which ioeuae maI b Toquirpc, shA IN go iln
70 the license tsH imposed pas hns o. Rpnalu Of no
less than Eve nor mors than NJ ao,lAr6 " each
9OsS9s'dl- IstArl Rssls.sr DiStTiot i 6oiunSA
~ sOTICg OF, 0PlESISG A PgBLL 4
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26
Carpets.
mo. 71B)
ny THR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
ID STATES.

~. ssa,
DY THR PRESIDENT OF THR UNITED
ID BTATEH
pBnnTAu ATInH
- ~
70 pursuance OF law, Ulysses y; Grant President
OF the United bAtea OF America, co hereby declare
and make hnoHn mat public sales Of valuable Pine
Lands WI DO hod Al the undoTmentioned land Otoea
10 the STATE o. hnnototA, At the periods hereinafter
doagnAted, via;
Al me Land once At ~. Oloud, Minnesota, com
menolhH on hONDAf, January ", 1873, Tor tho sale
u umbsf lAnda cot ptoyOuaJ dspOsed OF 10 the uu-
dSImsnton1d townships and paTtA Of townships, via
North OF base line and west Of fourth principal
msEidlAR
IoEnahipa H and % In range 81
Townships 20 and Ht angels.
Township u In range ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

The private organ, like Mark Taplcy, Is
jolly under all circumstances. 1t now assures
Its followers that THE skies are full Of hope"
1t Il assured by friends in Connecticut that
there Is no reasonable possibility OF Gree
ley's defeat In November; that New Hamp-
shire, New Jersey and Indiana may be car
rled, and that the Ohio Liberals are I'M
daunted. In a few days It will be claiming
Pennsylvania, Iowa. Vermont and Maine.
Aud yet lit Is not given to bOasting."
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26
~ sS SEbbGE 2EEr 4 465SSFT 81 wRsaRlkk 2
BoLED or PUBLIC woRNS

wAaptSdTUF, OotobsF II, Is7a }
Whereas an ApDl cation In writing has bosn made
to the underuikned for the opanng Of a rad In the
County Of wAGhlpEton from Central avenue 70 nn-
oolnYis, with the line Of htohsTiah hAEan Aad john
y airing through tho said John Warnings land and
whereas toe undersigned believe II oondueiV TO the
public interest 10 cause road 70 be opened a. above
described and prayed for and vi ereAa the rOuts Of
aan road has been by direction Of the undsrsigned
duly surveyed and = plat thsToof prepared aud hled
Notes II hereby given Of the application sforp.Aid,
as we'll a. the opening Of the proposed road, and all
persons having objections thereto are requsetsd TO
make them known to the undersigned on NONkh.
RER ,, at noon, at tho Office Of the Vice President
Of tho Hoard Of Public WORKS OF the District Of %
iumbiA, Room No IL, Morrison's Balldng, -Four.
And.a.hsH street. Warrington, y, o., where any OBJ
IectiopS which may be made will be he's and consid.
sTed II, ID, COOKE,
ALLN. u. knEPmkRDl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26
Personal.

NJ OTIOF-TO MY UUsTUMERH AND OTHKRs
~ JOHN DOUGLASS, Florllt takes this method
Of Informing his customer and Others that Out flON
eTu. Bouqueta. Baskets, GENERAL WraAths, Crosses,
4c, can pON be furnished At the Greenhouse, -FOUR
tesnth street, between q street and New York ave.
nue., cheap for the present
Also, at the Country Greenhouse, near B0nnl E'a
Bridge, Eastern Brunch, large stock Of hns EVsF.
blooming Roses now In flower, Persons who desire 10
make selection for Autumn Planting are invited TO
OEAmine the stock. Prices moderate,
Ooti92w lChronols and PAtroLl
l HEREBY FORBID ALL PRRsO Ns TRUSTING
i any one my account, A. will pay bills con.
tTAotsd By any one other than myself Also caution
any one paying any debts doe me for rent or other
plso 10 any one but myaod without order directly
from me. loo9LSu ALLISON Major.
$25, 900 r. AE FRE a .a Ss !. SiFf RIAL Rs
". X. WILSON,
5t1 Seventh street. opposite Post Once.
Ool0.eolOJ lStATl
Al OTIOE-ThAT X. 3, justin, SIS d BTHEkT,
IN bstH00n blIth and Seventh streets northwest,
sells ouhtoIn made second hand Clothing At lees than
half the cost Of ready made now ones, N B-Sepond.
HAnd elothlnE OF all kinds bought a. fair cash pSss
AuEl-u.
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

OSB or tue MOST serio-comIc political
meetings that ever took place in the city oil
Philadelphia was the one recently held IL
the Fourth ward Che bloody FOURTH Of that
city by the uuterriaed Democrats, to expel
from the party the notorious Bill McMullen
recently shot by Mara, and his accomplish,
Hon. q Sam. JOsephs, for yenallty aud cor
ruption. Tho idea Of II notorious gang Of
ropeaters, ballOt-boX suffers, blacklegs and
thieves eXpelIiug "Mully," their natural
leader, for the same crimes with which hun.
dreds of them have been convicted suggests
another idea, that OF TammHny repudiatlng
Greeley for carrying OF so much Of the
"swag" for printing, etc, rs shown by the
doings of that eminent tribe Of Red Men.
The Philadelphia meeting, however, was q
practical Illustration OF that old adage
Honor. among thieves" WIN New York
respond
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-26

NOTIOE TO PRE.RMPTION OLAIMARTs
hVofy psTs0n entitled 10 the Tisht Of pre-
Any Of the lands within the townships and aTth Of
townships above enumerated Il required TO establish
the tame 70 the satisfaction Of the haEiHtaTH and
oalVarl Of the proper land oetH, AEd mAks payment
lhefetoI - oon pIaelleAbls alter sgoinE thia no
meht Of the public sale Of the lands smbraelnE the
tract claimed othorulsS sgeh elaim I'll bs ioIsrtsd
WILLIS DRUMMOND
pSmmissionsT Of he 0SGsTL Land ohsC,