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CIRCUIT Court, Jucee xacArthur-To- day,
Stken agt Thomas, ,replevin;l verdict toe
Macarthur d cid, tn lat sewing machine vas
necessary article OF the household, apd there
fore vas exempt from seiZure.l Schneider agt.
Eumsey; vero,ct for plaintiff; damages SiS2.
agden agt m H. o trial.
POLICE CoURr Judge SneH-To-day VIM.
w. Hall forfeited his collateral for profanity.
Mary Hsmmeil, drunk and profane; fined 80.
Peter Donneily, charged with selling liquor in
peal was taken. Edward Ingraham and George
Watson, charged with stealing lead, valued at
S2l, the property of William Smith. The lead
was taken from u tool box on the street; sent to
with assault on Martin Kendig, both youu,
boys; fined % and costs. Joshua wormley, as
SAINT on Ann Wormev. both colored. In de-
fence, Joshua brought witnesses to prove that
Ann called him a id Virginia -, which
was more than he could stand-he was too good
a man for that The judge dismissed him
Three small colored boys-Jones, Alexander
and Pitch-were arragned on the charge OF
stealing quantity of bedding, shoes, and other
articles from Mrs. Muligan. Mrs. Mulligan
had locked up her house to go out, to see abou,
her taxes at the Morrison buildings, and when
she returned she found her house broken open
and the boys in the house with the drawers ran
sacked and everything upside down. She found
some bundles packed up really for moving, and
one or the boys attempted to scale the fence
with a bundle of sheets, which WAS more than
he could carry. Officer Frasier afterwards ar.
rested the boys, and found some trinkets uuoT
them belonging TO Mrs. Muiligan. Some spoon:
We're also taken, which have not vet been re-
covered. One OF the bows, named Pitch, wa
from the county, and some of the goods wer,
found at his fathers house. Case continued
James Clark. charged with stealing $50 in
money from the owner of the Washington Own
nasium, pleaded guilty, and was committed fo
action of the grand jury. Charles Bishop
charged with vagrancy, was required to Civ
bonds in the sum OF $40. or workhOuse 60 days
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~"The MOuser" is the name of North
Carolina paper.
~Cerebral meningitis is very prevalent
throughout Georgia.
~ Siam is becoming civilized, and its king
has learned to wear shirts and swear.
~"Miserable liars" "malignant hound. {,
"pitiful paupers" and "lying old sneak" are
some OF the terms of endearment employed by
the Cincinnati editors towards each other
HThe jOurneymen carpet weavers of Phila.
dolphin on the 18TH inst, ordered a general
strike for an advance in wages.
@A drunken fellow in Knoxville, Tenn,
pawned his two hundred dollar set of false teeth
for drinks Of whisky.
ga Bridgeport minister advised his Sun
day school not to attend a lecture on Bible
lands, because the lecturer was a Freemason,
~ They don't sell whisky in Greeley, Coora-
do, but have medicine for rattlesnake bites
which Is as good and has a ready sale.
ga gentleman in the vicinity Of Philadel-
phia recently lost his wife, and q young miss of
six, who came to the funeral, said to his little
daughter OF about the same age: "Your pa will
marry again, won't hep" 80, yes," was the
reply; "but not until after the funeral"
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Condensed Locals.

What must :he birds think OF this cold srriup
weather? And the dei-Cied ground hog what
ss-sS z sal'
Wisconsin editor speaks of a wind which
"Just sat os its hind fHs,s anu bow!ed." We had
one OF thar kind in Washington last night
A pigeon shooting match came off yesterday
Afternoon n Riley Corral between a. WantIei n
and J. ;fess, the parties shooting at ten birds
each WITH tventy~one yards rise Each killed
The rcpublicsrs of the 2tss asstriet in mas
meett-g last night elected the following dele
gatGS to the COE- enti0n to mat e ARRANGEMENTS
10 ee' cbIatc tEeemanci ton slInlvcrsary April
itth Thomas WcJdscy, ". +. wOodSey ard
NJ. VIM Rorc1.
" III some o. please send Us that item aba at
the girl who p'Ows AMI hsrro and plants Tor ty
ne acres o. land with her own hands9 We
cannot realize that 10 i sp-iDgtime, TIL re've
read that tim. We haven't MISE it iSs te a
years
Mss Ers NJ Marhur-, Of MARYLAND. has been
appointed 20 regular CieTk>hip in she dead
etteT Office 81 the Pos. Office Department vice
Nate Lee resigned. Miss Lavinia Chase OF
New F0k. has been appointed a Temporal
e.erk " the Office o. foreign mails, 81 100 per
aEHum
At a'r-eetiHg Of ere beat clubs al the Dickson
House asst night resolution was adopted re-
Puesu 2 Governor Cooke 80 appoint a commit
tee - ten citizens, not actively engaged in
tCas'-;g, 10 act III conjunction with the cor.mit-
SON the clubs III getting 70 the prepoSeI
n 20 "a. said committee 10 act p finance cOm
mif.ce, one CT thszT number 20 he treasurer
= yCstTy meeting Of the members of the
Epiphany o. - Church W&S held yesterday 10
,le al mine oy vCTe whether. not actual resi-
-ie1Ce in he parish Is "a Necessary .aualif.a.ip,
. vote in She parish meetings. After fiScuSsio-,
q ycstr-g decided 10 accept a. a rule the Is w
recently passed by the atsryland LepiSIature
.celaIiRs s-tzal residence Tot a necessary 1s ~,
hcatiCR iOra vote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-21

LAW BOOK SALK--Our friends of the h.r
should not forget the sale by Messrs. Latimer &,
CleaTy this evening Of a superior law library.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-21

JAPANESE ANBAssADoRs.-Iwakur and the
other Ambassadors sat at Brady's Gallery to-
day for their pictures.
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DOT stal draws at the National. and larga
audiences are nightly interested in the lows AMI
sorrows OF the . old toy maker" Thoss ybo 10
not see Owens In that character miss On. - ~ y
great stage pictures Of the age. Vi INC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-21

RESULT OF ADVERTISING IN TEE SrAG.-An
adv eTtsCI writes in the following urgent strain.
Oblige me by disseminating my advertise
ment. a. IL hardly paws to keep a man at the
door with a stuffed club, driving applicants
away"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-21

SMALL Pox.-Four new cases OF small pox
are reported to the Board OF Health-no deaths.
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A SPLENDID ~ Kid Glove, for gentlemen, is
offered Cor sale ii:st now, al Z. Baums Kid
6loye Depot, ice 9TH ct.
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0TIoE.
OPENING OF NEW STATIONERY sroRy
AND BLANK BOOK nANIFACToRY.
LITHoGkAPHING, ENGRAyiNG, PRINTING
AND BINDING DONE TO ORDER.
The public are invited TO call and exanise .ur
e~ e.ock BEN. y. FRENCH,
Under National Metropolitan Bank,
and next door % Jez Cooke Cos,
een-T Washington. D q.
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CITY ITEMS.

DIR. LION, III 1 street, between Tth and sth
streets, Consulting Physician for Ladies. See
Pereonala II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-21

RRANCH OFFICE
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Cash ASSETS OVER $4,000, 900.
Having been appointed General Agent Of the aboye
Company for the District Of Columbia, have taken
the ONCE formerly occupied by Messrs. Miles q
III streets N: WI where shall be happy at al
"0d and Reliable New York Life" and where rci.
icies will be issued upon all the most approved ran
now In vogue.
Liberal Inducements offered to solicitors.
HENRY D. HALL,
dec21- 3mf Sole Agent fer District OF Coiumbfa
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DR.. RAILWAYS
Barsaparfllian ResOlvent,
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

VENT comnuniestes through the Blood, sweat
sise1 ~ lis, for il repairs the vsstes Of re bedy
With new and sound m nat S.afrta. Ssyhiias
1xroai, MostA. Tan,ors. Nodes g sks gia.ds a.s
s, q ~ ,. ss q. k,:
Skis d,ssases, -Eysgt,oss, Fsrsy Sores, Scad Head
s Sc: Worn Worn: S e s sAi f. Ace. s
Eemb, and az sreakss,ss asd Saisfsl discAoIsss,
isYriaeipies, are giais fks csraiirs ,asss az lss,
weader Of Modern Casnist,y, ssda few days sss
forms Of disease SIS ,ossas ssSsr 70 ers siss.
II the patient, daily becoming reduced By the
wastes and decomposition that & oontinusily pro.
Iii: s
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s%..f ssins Sstsr and sns ss ooa q
esstipe better, appetite inDrovi.s, aad assS aat
Not only does the sAisArAnILIAN RE.oLyEss en-
Scrofulous Constitusionsi ana skin djsssSss. but
the only positive cursfor
Trinsu and womb q d disc 0sy:l: Dt;sess.
1rchf1 pissess, Albuminlria, and in al easss WHERE
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S s. .s: sss: e
ton when Iessing water, and pain n tSs San q
the Beck ana al0ag IL L0ins.
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perfectly tasesess, elegantly coated vEh sweet sun
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PHILIP 4 s0LOMONs,
BOOKSELL EKS AND TTONFsS.
marie siI PENNSYLVANIA AyENUE

marie GA PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
FROM LONDON
y staiesnans Year Book: lS7e - a
Royal kslendar, or Red Book: Is72 .
British Almanac aud mpanion 2W
Nhittakers Almanac: ls7e 81
British Navy List; 50
I" Army f"
Cotteriils Notes on Steam Epeine -
British Nautical Almanac; lA5 %
Ingolcesy Legends: edition ! an
Introduction to n led Ordnance :.
short Notes on Field Batteries n
CsmEtns Mechanical Engineering .ag
Col Nesey Questions and Answers Ar;il-
,n iefy Iss
RICHARD B. MoBUS co,
mafIo 1918 Pennsyly anis avenue.
I list Of NV Books ron SALE ar
shrfd of w ir S0ghsT0kE,
Poor Miss Finch By whkie C,.ilins Price 81
heceitect,ens Of Pact Life. By Sir Henry holland.
Leaders 81 Public Opinion in Irel.nd-s~if,. Elo.a
Grsttan and uConnsll. Price 81.
Nam sslies Secret Price 81 IS
fs'iy; q Novel BY the author Of 81 ROokstone.
The Mystery Of orciyaI. Translated from the
french. Price IS cents.
i've fly1ses Tor Pearl. BY Mortimer Coilius.
The Sylye.,ers; or. Tn. outossts Price IS cents.
The High Mills az aiherine Saunders Price q cts
A Leaf inithe Storm By ouida. Price - cents
S g ar By samnel smiles; Price el.s
WIG pr Men ano Wild Beasts. BY Colonel Cumming.
wil.red Cumbermede. b. George Macdonald. Price
Can the Old Love- Novel. Price rs cents.
How TO Live on q Dime aud Half Day Prio. -
cents.
New Remedies. A Quarterly Retrospect Of rbera-
In eImes, Pharmacy, &c. Price s9 cents.
IN ystery ef Edwin brood (" Price q N Is fell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-21

Third Door Fast Of l1th street.
Third Door East Of nth street.
Third Door East Of llth street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-21

oCk ANusEMENT-LovINs PEOPLE are some
via. excited over the fact that Forepau gh's
gre. ,ext com oinat'on show is to exhibit here for a
sure to draw immeneelv "Pii' ~ IL
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r.. Z.
Radray's Ready Relief
CURES THE WORST PAINS
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES
NOT ONE HOUR
ssser reading this advertisement need any one
SUFFER WITH PAIN.
RADWArS READY RELIEF is a cURS
FOX EVERY PAIN.
TWAS the first, -
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY
that instantly stops the most excrucatine raiss Al.
of the Lungs, Stomach, Bowels, or other siands q,
organs, By one application.
In FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
RAETHAiC Bed ridden, inrm eps ssi S 70.
N, Neuralgic Frustrated with disease may az ser
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS.
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The application Of the READY BELLE 70 IN.
part or parts here the pain or diculty exists vii
Twenty drops In half tumbler Of water VIII Ia
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Of better than FssncR brandy 1 or ssss
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Scarlet Yellow, and other Fever. Ss sSas
b RA hp Pills. 50 quick as RADwAHs
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STEAMBOAT LINES.


SIEAMER EMPRESS,
Having resumed her ROUTE. viii lesye CroGch st-
TRSkf si Mo a NJ sC s;ss sSs,y SAT
| her River Landings kz-z~f3xz.
svy T Pier :. sS 10
Freight Al low rates. at 9TH street s6arf,
fGH Inform May . fsst
A. SEEbHAM SONS. No lag Light St e, whsr {,
:. BESpsEs CO; Il King street. Alexandria.
tn cEotcH' SsirSsi WHAT: Ss;siass:%; o.
A &c Or me . Z A II = .
| "A SAIL EVERY
Pss.ens ers BE-. led % and from any RAILWAY Sta
E5iIss s,l aslssf sssHP
ERe6o farf SsT Es5s 70
DRAFTS IssT EP FOB Any HN6tESr.
Try can purchase ticket. at reduced rates For fur
Their particulars apply G. the Ageuts
o. .,s ts Nj, aNSIE nEsSaFiREfs'
STEAM BETWEEN Nkw foEk Iv AAD
| cUNARD LINE
New York 70 any part Of TuroPe and 3EAs
such infer%sIiOn a. may Gs eesired1 pspal.m.n
rios ssrs b .rs
CO., IS Water street, GeorsetOxn isnss,sm
Eos HEw ISS.K, DosTON AND
rRH CARVING ss%e the sss s ssssmer LAZY o.
: si, ~ &fbk sfSs &
and iRIDAYs:t .; m, ssoIyns st the principal
sis S1f he o IS
s:S 9 sss I'm sSs v
freight from the above named cilie.: The yirginis
.xssn.:.ax. .: StsosT, Ecss.k. W: II. Ed
t.ts S: :Ss s:Ts
freight at s'f D sTsss Srs SfS Ss; sssS
decIr Pl.nts store. corner Id Saa a. STsos .,,.
NEw ExPREss LINE. VIA CANAL.
iSsTos Alb ssosaHHfso'xsks.f D. 9. ASH
xs:ES 81. ,.9s very w vi :ss
e xt1s: isis sssp;s:'s; :.s .ss
rf Frsissi r.s sSS :, U =, e,n
s s fhiI:SsI. aR Co. u South D'''" sS1s ~
nj EHoHAsrs LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
"A vAsH1uoroH I AID xEw roRk.
asrssnss The Pine sts.n.hi. 2, Q: kSIear.a a
;I. S SE;SSi ssw59s .sS 'S aIEsoSkaas
ATTSSkI5al N n L. =:
For fun Information apply 20 x: Z. A. DIN IAN.
AGENT, on 90 and wharf foot OF Ugh street Seoree-
tcwn, or 81 the eos1er Of 18th street and ss~ York
jeiia NV. THOMPSON, Prs.asss.
SBoRTEsr AND QUICKEST LINE rourB.
ead Potomac L..s-ssesmers iesye 4
SUNDAY p m. exceptsdJ o. 2 o. N. snd .. N. Of
Zee, SOS Pennsy ivania avenue. myu0
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ton; No. North Charles street. Baltimore.
TIE MOST celebrated and successful Datrobe
Heaters and Slate Mantels in the world: also.
Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather STRIPE, at
Hamilton & Pearson's, No. 4, Y. II. O. A. Rnil3-
ing, 9Th and ID streets.
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made TO order by Hempler, near Az street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-21

i. .. q. j. PREsEKTA9IoN.-On Tuesday
night the me m~-TsOf Washington Lodge, No s,
-. odd Fellows, we're Surprised by the visit of a
Sslegation from altimOre City Lodge of Bslti-
hSre. After "A leaSant time spent soriaIIy
Grand Secretary ahn presented on behalf OF
BasJmore City Lodge, too beautiful ivory
caves to Washington Lodge, which were re-
ceiyej by Noble G1and X. B. Nixon in a neat
speeca- Grand Sire Smart. and =. G's Small
and Croyeau, of Baltimore CITY Lodge and
Others made addresses. IL will be reeollected
hat Baltimore City Lodge visited Washington
Ledge n November lsst, and were handsomely
enteTtas ned.
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The FEAST OF PURIM will he celebrated this
week by the Israelites OF this Diarict This
81 least answers 10 the Roman carnival, and is
celebrated By feasting and dancing. Next Mon
Gay night the grand Purim ball takes tlsce q.
The Masonic Temple. given by the Re becca
anness, sAghters of Israel, for the benefit OF
,he poor The feast instituted by the
heorSSs 10 commemorate their deliverah ce
from Haman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-21

For CoRNr. Bunscns, Chillhisins, 1ngrowing
Nails, Be, visit Dr. Whites rooms, No. SIS i5tf.
street, opposite Treasury Department, Washing
ton; No. ! North Charles street, Baltimore.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

INSURANCE COMPANIES,
7 LIE AND FIRE INSURANCE OFFIoE
T N. HANSON & B. LEWIS BLACKBOARD,
5Is SEVENTH STREET NV.
We offer &c cur friends and tine public generally
Policies Of Insurance, at equitable rates in any Of
the following com panies, than which there are 10
better in this country or England
TIE ETNA INSURANCE co , Hartford, Gown
Cash asse no cf n paying saOoe losses hast
TIE NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE
"sse. sss
THE HARTFORD BITE FIRE ms. co, Of Har,ra;
losses last year. s., SAG, ooS.
PHI. Gsss s5ssr pay ing ssas, s. iosse.
THE sPRINGIFLD FIRE ms CO, Of sprine,
hse ss sas oS St,sr paying sS''a
THE LYNCHBURG INSURANCE AND BANK
Vigorous Company sn"t Assets 81 5000 Po.''e and
THE POTOMAC INSURANCE CO., of George
town, ID. e. Doing business here for forty -ene
years. Assets $500 900.
THE ITNA LIFE INSURANCE CO., OF Hart.
ford. I. n. HANSON, Agt. Assets SIG, 400
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., of New
Serk = T. BLACKBOARD, Agent. Cash assets
The aggregate assets of the above Com anies
amounts TO one handred asd sersa millions u dol
lars.
INSURE YOUR HOUSES AND SPRING
STOCKS NOW. March tciadS sse daagsrOsS
mario Pm
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MAcEvoYs HIBERNICOx Is one of the most
Popular entertainments in the country and
those who have not seen it are missing q great
treat in its way. Barney, the guide, would
make ghost laugh. There will Be matinee
Tor families on SATURDAY. afternoon.
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FISH AID OYsTEA NJ EKET-Bo0rG - Hath
sRS -fiener al q atchell reports
the arrival and sale OF -IsaTine products as fol-
lows: Steamer Wawas-et. consigned to Jo, nson
brothers, ! 90 punches rock fish; sold At from
tse. 70 &c. per bunch; - lunches white perch
from soc to .6- per busch; 90 punches yellow
pike, from DOC. TO 4lc. per buach; consigned 10
n A; Golden sx Bto-. 40 bKne6es pike; Ale. per
Deatley & Turner; sold at SQe ger busheI No
oysters at wharf.
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loll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
l0ll PINNSYLvANIA AVENUE,
l0l1 PEHNsYLvAAIA AvINUB,
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TUE NATIONAL CAPSrAL REAL ESTATE As.
ISOLATION held their annual m setting last night
anu e.ected ofeers for the ensu ing year as fol.
lows George Cow.e, PRESIDENT; j. Young Edison
vice president PHI. II. WEIGH, secretary: Thoe
a. HOBBS, treasures; John Burnsdties, CharIe
H. Bailey, John Evans, william II. SEowtlen
George w. darkness, p j. Caldwell, joan T
COTrigsn, II. A TappSn, and Thomas Neraeet
directors; A. h. Browne. attorney.
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NILSSON IN OPHRA.-Thc four NIGHTS of Ital.
ian Opera at the National Theatsr next weei
will be the first and last opportunities that We
have had or viii have Of hearing Nilsson in
FRA Davolo." and "MieDon," ana the artistic,
aseoei lated with Miss Nilsson will be Miss Cary
Mdlle. Duval, Brignoli, Csp0ul, Janet and
others. O
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EARLY POTATOES so barrels EA RLY ROSE
- POTATOES. in store and for sale cheap, AT
gEO. ". CISeELr, $50 9Th street north, between
n anu 1. mrsI~
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WIN. MASSEY 4 CO.'S ALE.

The best Domestic Ale sold in the District of Co
lunbis L ihst from the celebrated brewery Of WIN.
MASSEY CO., Philadelphia ard in view Of he fact
hat numberless agencies of inferior ales are being
established In the District dealers i'll consult their
interests by ordering the best from the agents,
PALMER 4 GREEN,
mar18 81 Green street. Geor~sfovn n n
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GIANTS LINE OF srKAMsHIPs
vAsHInoroH AND NEw YoRK.

SHoRTEsr AND QUICKEST LINE rouTB
aad Potomac Ltss.-sfesmers leave
seventh street Wharf. twice daily
Sunday D. N. exceptedD o. q. m. end D. n. OF
dee, sos ,PennsJ ysnia avenue. nyn-0
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-05-31
The 4th Congressional Dis.
triCt.

States are being made and smashed
by those who make them, in the way
Of Candidates for Congress from this
district: We have no slate to form but
if We were to suggest Democratic
candidate for this district we would
name II. b. Allen of Waterloo, as the
ablcst, trucst, and best man of our &C
quaintance for that Office. If a nomi-
nation is to be made independent of
party, we would be better pleased with
Augustus Beadle Of this place than
any other man in the district. He is
not classed as liberal, yet we know
him to be liberal, besides possessing
the capacity requisite in an eminent
degree to bea capable and efficient men,
her. lie is free from the vagaries
that is the fault Of too many Of our
public men, is free from the intriguing
ambition that would make him the tool
or monthpiecc of designing men and too
elevated and pure in his notions to be
their tool. .-@a .-.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-05-31


is, and the carrion crows that are steal
ing corn in the peoples corn-feld are
scared mighty near to death by his ap-
pearancc.
a Chicago paper declares thai to
elect Greeley President "would be tn
court disaster. All, but to rc-elect
Grant would he to we'd disaster.
Washington correspondents say that
every radical in the senate and house is
arranging to 60 to Philadelphia to pull
wires. There isn't to be any Office
holders there, you know.
Six collectors at Mobile-four de-
faulters--six howls for Grant No time
to investigate until after November.
Is Casey's resignation to stop furth er
inquiry as to which of the two got that
$34, 900?
Oglesby has made public statement
that Washington parties will put a
million dollars into Illinoi to defeat
Trumbull, or any other candidate cx.
cept Oglesby."
The editor of the Pittsburgh Dis.
patch draws salary from three different
federal appointments, and "howls like
blazes" for one or two more He says
that the democratic oflce-seekers must
be frowned down.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-05-31

Langworthy Bros. have been among
the first to reap the benefits of the new
railroad. A few days ago they dispos-
ed Of their immense stock of corn and
oats, amounting to about 100000 bush
els, to a firm in Davenport. They es-
innate that their profit on the corn is
81, 500 more than it would have been,
if there had been no Davenport & St.
Paul Railroad. This firm gave $500
last year to aid in building the road,
and We are glad to see their "bread
cast upon the waters has returned so
soon. We understand that MIR. L. L.
Burdick has also disposed of his stock
of grain, and on very advantageous
terms. --Monticello Express.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-05-31

IL only voted at one presidential
election, and then | voted for Buchan-
an.-Grant in 1866.
There is such universal acquicscence
in the authority of the general govern
mcnt throughout the portions Of the
southern States visited by me, that the
mere presence of a military force, with.
out regard to numbers, is sufficient tc
maintain orler.-Grant's report te
Congress, 1866.
Il am a democrat, and when I all
convinced.that this war is waged t.
prosecute the designs Of the abolition
lists, I pledge my honor as a soldier
that I will carry my sword on tn,
other side, and cast my lot with thai
people. Grant in 1861.
1.-The liberties of the country cannot
be maintained without a one-tcrn
amendment to the constitution
in 1868.