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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

pRorosALs IoN Amy BUfFLILs:
OFFICE PuRCHksINd AND DEPOT, o, g., I
' OMAHA. Md, March 10, lb72. I

SMAAAAs NAht nAeAeh Apr Aofes
sfilSd PTSPosAls In duPIlSsIS ~ b rSSsIvsa un
April lel9, for furnishing the Subsistence Depart
mentoi the United States Army the following stores,
SSSssrid a. ne S,ed sa.s e. 01%Ti.s ;'9 ss
livery n Chicago or st. Louis, on before the 10Th
600 pounds d bacon, clear sides, in sgunIe..
AHA nssrs,t o. bour In round hoop OAK oArres' tu
$500 pounds Of white beans choice hand picked, In
round hoop oak barrels, full head lined
so pounds q split peas In round hoop oak barrels
i6bOO pounds o. Ties, In barrels full head lined.
lao pounds Of hominy In barrels full head lined.
5000 pounds Of coffee, (RroOpO in double hAeka
srtS 10 barrels full head lined,
B,i0O gsons Of whisky vinegar, tree from Adultera.
bouatS Of polAssG 70 nsptIallEo one laid ounce,
soOp on ssss end. hssds and Iron hoops paiSt.
HOcO pounds Of AdAmAnilno candies, full weight siIsa
or eights, 10 boxes strapped.
1900 pounds q SOAP, Ice from deliberations, hard
SSO p9a3di 4 AZ clean Ssd d7, HnO grain In bar.
9,a6O pounds ground black peppsr, fro from Adul.
packed in boxes strapped, containing IS pounds
PtopqSsls for delivery at Omaha should DO .d.
dressed e the nndsrStgned a 0mAhl hee' toT ~ ~
cage, Ill and for delivery AZ st. Louis to Captain u,
II, ponrose, U, T., st. Loula, Mo
oposas VIII DO reesyod, subject to the usual con
Proposals. for ali AEie0s teTsspt 6aeehl myst be &C,
plsis5 Issslss % tSs siEs sS5Ds; sent ~ sSSfSs;
'Prppossis should no made on the blank lorna to bS
| j, W. BAltll6ER,
] tp3 BTt, bhg' 0en' and O,s,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23
DIED.

oR0W.-on he IA tpsleat. a tii5 a n. Jos. v.
oEow. n hs teth re. o. n. go. A.
johnson, isis Ninstssiih street. toaag CrassdsY,l
April y, 81 o'clock, y. m fa
wILBURN.-On Sunday. the list lpslaah AZ II
s,elQck, a M, MAnrn. a. b.lgysd wife q VIZ. Y
PJles, IN The a'th rear ofhss ace.
TUCKER. -on sgnd.y, 1is,ins,, JoHN ". TuoKrn,
iTs twelfth street, on Tussdg, Apr %, - o'sesh
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23
COTnWel & Sons,
141s and 1890 Penna. ave-,
OPPOSITE wILLARD's HOTEL.
Proposals.

pRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.
OFFICE oHIEF ooNNIsalRY or suHnsrEEcE,l
DAPARTMENr or DAKOTA, ,
sT. PAUL, MINI, April ~, ls19 }
sealed proposals., Ia duplicate will be received al
this once 1ntl I? o'oloek N. MobdII May D. lsll toI
fuFniAhlnE the Fresh Beet required By the Bubsst.
ouee Department, u, 3. A., at
hort SnslliaG, MINI,
FHTt Ripley, Mimi,
Fort Abarorombris, ID. r.,
Fort WAdsworth, %, T.,
Hort pembinA, ID, T., and
Fort Totten, ID. r.,
Daring twelve months commencing July ], lGa;
Information Aa 70 condition., quality OF beef, pay.
monts, Ac., can be OBJ aimed at this once.
By command Of Major General Hancock
r ~ j. II. GILMAN,
ape3 By'L Ia Col. and o. s., u. 5. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23
pRoPosAIs FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF
OAK ORCHARD HAkBOR, NEW WORK,
UNITED STATS RRoinnHR OTIIon,l

O8wEdo N. ", April 10, lsfl :
z n on fki1AYs Msy 2, lg9 iSI Esmo,in. y
Orchard Harbor. N. ", thirteen thousand uo.Oo0l
cubic yards. more or less, q sta clay Grsys. and
foraI and speoliosiioas oIn be obtained Al this
once, uhsre all possible Information will be given.
Contacts and bOnds A. usuAl; ,,,,,.o,,
apis Msior Of knSiaS.rs, j. y AM.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23
PROPOSALS. ron EREsH BEKF AND NUT.

PROPOSALS. ron EREsH BEEF AND NUT.
OFFICE omET o. H., pEPAnI'T or OALIroRNA.l
No. bS5 MAhKEr srRKHr, }
SAN fRAsoIsoo, GAL, Fob, u, isia.
sealed proposals., IN duplicate, Of the form pre-;
O'Clock M, WKDNEsDAY, May 8. ls7a, for ali The
FRESH BkEF and MUTTON required a. Pests In
this oiy vicinity and the hArbor Of San Francisco
for one year or for such leaa tIas the Com mlssay
General may direct, oommenoing July ], b7a Dc.
copy Of Che latter, with this advertisement, 70 be
attached 10 oAoh proposal offered.
land Mutton Tor the period, required Al BE-
niolA barracks, California. N. p, SMALL,
Api5 Captain and o. 3.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

PROPOSALS. FOR FUEL.
OEERK's QTIIcE.
HoUHI OF REPRESENTATIVES, u, g., Z
WAEHNaron, ID. o., April 10, l67a L.
Sealed proposals. Ht b Ieeeyed At this once until
April, ef1, for furnishing for the House Of Repre-.
psntAtiyes one hundred and fifty tons a. poundsl
besl quality White Ash no. l or broken Goal, TO Be
Thoroughly screened and frsg from dirt TO be dsliy
cred into the yants Of tho Capitol under the dlroo
on Of the chief engineer within tan DAYS after sign
log the contract Fees o. Inspection 10 Be paid b
the contractor a. required by Law,
No bids VIII be received from parties per aAlly I'M
known BY the Clerk. unless accompanied b. written
guarantee signed b. some responsible person. that In
contract will DO sntsrod into By tbs bidder when
Quired. EDWARD McpH- RSON,
Ap903t Clerk House Of Representatives, u. b.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

i fsrTiteFy and ali Kinds Of EWkIRY, which are
pm ~ BEzER, 1909 PaahIIIShiA iTSaSS,
GptNu
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23
ON HAND

YIN hAlNDs
lou dos. Glib. can TOMATOES
DIAMOND BRAND. S2.AO per doz.
1000 dos. BIB. can PEACHES, s3.25 FER dor.
1000 dor. all hind, CANNED GOODS, At equally
los prices.
JUST RK0EIvED. another invoice Of oALiFoR.
MA APRIooTs and BARTLETT PEARS. Tn.
Asssi goods In The market
1900 lbs. BUTTER, at - cents per Id. tits the
finest quality New York.
SUGARS.
GrAnulAtsd. Powdered, Crushed, beat Now York
II cents per ID.
Out, tpatsutJ IL cents per ID.
"A" OoFFEB, best New York, I2,s cents per ID.
DKMERARA, II and IL cents.
Just received, 10 bbls best NEw ORLEANS MO.
LAssES
jus, rsoslvsd per steamer. i've casks PLANrA.
TON oOFFKE. Its equal 10 Mocha - oonts per
ID. green; 45 esuts roasted.
JAVA.
~ mats prime old DUTCH JAVA. It's the finest
quality Java that s imported Phos-EreeB, 80
osntsi roasted, BY cents.
All Oohsss sold By Us are roasted In HTds's patent
Aroma Saving BrOwnor By Gn sTpsrisnoSd hand In
store, and no water used In toastinE, N Jroby
saving consumer is per cont
BANANAS
Received every Tuesday by steamer so cents pei
doE.
DATES.
10 trails Just received. I23 cents per ID.
NUTS.
g,O01 lbs. Almonds, Peoans, filbetn, English
Brazil; ave Lbs. mlIed for 81 ali fresh goods.
CANDY.
French mlIsd, 40 cents per ID.
DAT MEAL, WHEAT GRITS,
RYE MEAL, GRAhAM FLOUR,
HoMINY, BARLEY,
RIOK, BAGO GRIT5.
HAMS. ~ and 10 cents; Breakfast Bacon. H.
cents Smoked Beef. Goldfish. HAllibut, MAeksrAl
Northern Salt Pork Shoulders, q oentsi always OF
hand At low pdosL
| 500 CHESTS CHOICEST GREEN AND BLACK
TEAS In STORE AND BOND.
PRICE LIST.
| PER ID
i Best GunpoWder. ,'...........,..,:.....N Y
NJ 4 H.. u
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23
Is FOR STATIONERY.

CnfKT QUARIKRMAsTnn'a OTFIoEl
DEPARTMENT. or TExAB, y
BAN ANTONIO, TlxAe, March 4, 1914. y
Sealed proposals., In trploAts, with oSpy Of thia
Advertisement attached, will DO reosvod Al this once
until u m. on "Wednesday, the SIN dag Of June t872,
for Furnishing such quAntitiesof
STATIONERY
=, may DO required n the Department Of TsIas from
blank form Qf proposals, with requirements At.
tAehsd' can be had on AppS,tion .othS undetsGnsd.
api Ohisf q. N. Dspartmsn ~ Tens.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23
Awnings
Sewing Machines.

OFFIOH AND sALHs.RooM KEYaTpNE SEW.
" ING MAohiEE i0Og y gLhah asI:. Ma.
chlno 10 store,
The KEYSTONE, IN all the requisites necessary 70
BoiS on monihi5 ihslSimsnls BGtisflotion guar.
Caii and sec PrOi. LufEia,s Champion Needle. At
taohed 70 any sewing mien II si,LIJoorr A 90.
mh97.im General AEsnta
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

PROPOSALS. FOR SUPPLIES.
0TfqE CHfEF QuLnrHnMLsrERJ
DafAnrlfENI or DAKOTA, }
49, bf, PAuL, hrH., April II, tb7a y
Sealed pfoposals duly indorssd such In the usual
form .nbi.ot 70 the usual conditions in dupoats are
invitsd 10 deliver a. biouH Uiy. Iowa, subject 10 10
speotiou on behalf Of the Unitsd states, ri .1i
pounds, more or less, Of Oats Ia GOOD new baTlap
rood nav double Eunny sacks.
Delivery Of tho Anoye mentioned grain 20 commence
by MAY n, l5I2, and % be completed By July T. 1874
These proposals. will be resolved at this once and
a the once Of the Assistant QuArtsrmasler, a. aiouK
By command Of Major oenesal Hanooek,
Deputy QuArtsrmastsr General, u. i. a, Chief
Quartarnas arm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23
pRoPosALs ron BEEF.

pRoPosALS FOR BEEF.
,,
=. HEADouMIERA DISTRICT or NEW MEIICo,l
OFFICE OnEF OoMNIsaARY OF BUDsIsTENcr,
hAsrA ~, N, NJ, March ~, lsf9.
Sealed proposals, 10 duplicate, will be received Al
This once until II O'Clock a N. THURSDAY, May Q,
lhi, for supplying the truopg and employees at the
following posH with Fresh Beef, on the block, for
t"e,ys W mosths' oommeneipg yuH ], lsI9i =.
Fort b9arj, ", n. Fort btantou, NJ NJ.
=, Unlc, beldep,
Cumming, Union,
:, nstey. !. -. WlnGats,
Dutlns the moths when grazing e insuideisnt %
sep DseI Sa,ue 70 500 oondlton ne eontraeto! VII
sanGhtef. "
Dios ~ ~ nso ~ Ie?.vsd LOT beeI oAtuo on the
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23
FoR Army sUPPLIEs.

PROPOSALS FoR ARMY sUPPIIEs. =
oFTIgH oHEE QUARrERMAsrEn,J
Sealed PROPOSALS. dslS i adcrssd 'S a. saas, In n.
usual iorn. slbleetto The usual eesdltons In dupi.
POI ssSS VII aS The assss y 1 Tsal Rs
Upsss .ss cGToss ssss IsapsotTo for the AssAl
year 'n''n1 1u FoRf f TJf RIO DIT.
-, -, oslogx CITY, IOWA.
-, 49,, TSRT RANDALL, DIT.
I.s7s cords Of Wood.
s,7gs cords Of Wood
,.i 'o f6kr STEVENSON, DIT
i0i tons Of Hay,
9,bO5 cords Of Wood.
9Ops cords Of Wood. 80
~ ions OF hRRuLE AGENCY, DIT.
90 cords o. Wood.
.o GRsSEENE AGENCY. DIT
90 cords Of Wood.
Grand RIVER AGENCY, DIT
80 cords Of Wood.
. Wv" ,WHEFsToNE AGENCY. DIT
100 cords Of = God.
Is tona Of Hay,
Formulation Will be given 70 ontraotoru 70 out HAY and
Wood for the Posts above named the military Tesor
VAt1nA a. IeatopAbls distance from the Posta and
on limits fred By the Department OommAnder.
hAoh article at each Post must be bid for Bepa-
TAtelyi the contract will be awarded upon each ind
yl1uAl article without inference 10 any average Of
two or more articles Of supply
=, Thsss PROPOSAL, ~ gg laIs saes ep y
. % supplied, sIsspt foIi BaioTd, uS 70 he sane
hour
~ command Of MLilr General IIAnooeL,
, D. h. HOLABIRD,
Ap3 Deputy OuATtermAsteT General, u. Is. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

DRoPpsALs ToR BUILDIN0 STEAM PRo.
+ PEILKR FOR THE UnTTRD STATES RFV.
ENUE MAhIhE-TO IRON bTEAMBHfPB UtIsD.
HRB.
THRAsuRH DEPARrurrrn
WAAHiN0ror, u. o., Mareh 10, Is71 Y
bealsd pfpposala viii DO received By the under.
signed until ~ O'Clock m. Of TIL URBDAY, the 9bth
daI Of Apfl, tBIa, Tor the construouon Of Steam
Propeller Tor services In the United States Revenue
Marine on the Houthern Ooaat.
Plans and speOlhoAilons Of the same together With
~ other necessary Information, will bo furnished 70
blddsu on appu alton 70 the Oollsotors Of Customs
Del, and baltimore.
TIE Ishl rss.vsd % reject snI or an bids should
" be deemed Tor the Interest Of the Government 20
70 do. GRO. u. BOUTWELL,,
Api Secretary II the Treasury.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

TREAsURY DEPLnrMKNr,l
OHIIOH or THE LIqHr. HousH BoARD,
Warrington, ID, ", April o 1ela }
Sealed proposals., Endorsed Proposals Tor nght
house for CacAslsu, Louisiana will be received Il
day OF April on printed forms, which, with eroalAr
plans, specifications. TOMS OF contract and any do
sired Information can be had application u mall
or IN person To GKoRGE II. ELll0r,
Major Of Eneinsers, U. s, A. Engineer BeeFstsfy.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-03-07

order. The other playmates rapidly
catch his spirit; and now. teacher, if
you ever needed sound sense, you
need it now. Enlist the pupils on
your side, catch your colt, bride him
well, and holding him firmly by the
bits, with your other hand take the
whip. Be. as matter of fact about it
as you can. Don't work yourself up,
but with one long, mighty stroke of.
the lash, cause every nerve of the an
imal to tIngle with pain. Now come.
in with words of counsel. Not with
hot, excited 81 told you so, SIR
but ''Henry, think ~ When the pain
of the first blow has subsidized some
what, collect all your powers and then
lay on the rod again, making it hurt,
and obliging your pupil to realize that
1.-The way of the transgressor is hard. I"
Five stinging strokes well laid on,
will be more effective than five hum
dred rained with telegraphic rapidity
on the head, arms, legs, back and
breast of the offender.
Fear is the mother of excitement.
II the boy is led to imagine that you
are excited, he will argue fear on the
part Of his teacher, and hold out in
obstinate defiance, or become the at
tacking party: If he be of any re.
spectacle size, look out for a fight in
school, shameful to both parties, and
unpleasant in every particular. Surely
he who handles an edged tool must
cut cautiously. The boy has now
been whipped. Your work is but
half done. He must be satisfied that
his pain was inflicted that others
might be deferred from similar evil
that he himself might be taught that
sin brings sorrow, and that justice
has been tempered with mercy.
We recommend this treatment for
boys and girls. When young women
and young men take upon themselves
the responsibility of violating the
regulations, another course of treat
ment is advisable. He who trains 8
colt has some prospect of success
But he who attempts the training OF
an old horse who has run wild ten oil
fifteen years, can do better otherwise
To teach an old dog new tricks is sale
70 Ioo I,ard Still ~ oo, la r1o,,o RI,
old horses and old dogs require diff
ferent training from that of young
ones.
When young men or young womel
act like brutes, you will find it advisa
BILE to cause their Immediate remova
from the school, if you are satisfies
that no milder remedy will be effect
ual d.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-03-07
The Right of Way.

The Hon. Daniel F. Tiemann, for
merly Mayor of this city, has intro
duced into the Senate a bill relating
to professions, providing that notice
shall be given to the police, and writ
ten consent obtained for any society
to parade in the streets. The police
shall furnish an escort to all proces
sions which shall be permitted. Sun
day professions are prohibited, eX-
cept funerals, and professions to and
from places of worship in connection
with the service there celebrated, and
then no noisy demonstrations are to
be allowed, under penalty of fine and
imprisonment.
The reasonableness of such a law
as this, must commend itself to all
sensible and candid persons. We are
not informed as to the details of the
bill, and we would particularly like to
know what department of ''tle po-
lice'' is to have the power of permit
ting or forbidding professions.
We would guard against putting that
power into the hands of such set of
small politicians as forbade against the
Protestant Irish to parade on the 18th
of July last, while the Roman Irish
have the freedom of the streets on st.
Patrick's Day, and every Sunday when
they would make the city hideous with
their noisy parades.
Especially is that part of the bill
wise and important which defends the
rights of the people to quiet day for
religious worship, by forbidding all
professions except funerals on that
day, and requiring them to proceed (as
all funerals always and everywhere
should proceed) without music or
noisy demonstrations of any kind. II
Reform Legislature will reform these
abuses, and secure the public in the
right of the streets, against every mob
that chooses to call itself procession,
and against all professions on the Sab
bath, something will be gained, if we
do not gain everything. We trust
that Mr.. Tiemann's bill will become a
law. Y. Observer.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-03-07

= In reference to Anna Diclkin-
sons story of her one insult, which
consisted in a man pressing her foot
in a railroad car, and not stopping
when she threatened to complain to
the conductor, the Chicago Post says:
"Anna didn't tell all the story. He
repeated the insult, and Anna called
the conductor, who heard the state
ment of both parties. Anna put in
her feet in evidence, and the conduc-
tor decided that the man must have
somewhere to put his feet, and told
Anna that she should in future wear
hers sideways. That's the truth of
the whole matter"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-03-07
. Mark Twain tells the following

funny incident:
"Why, captain, you appear to have
bad cold.''
''Yes, nradAm9 a6id the captain,
who is fond Of working in his garden
early in the morning, in his shirt
sleeves, ''I suppose I deserve it. 1
caught cold while breaking the sew
enth commandment last Sunday"
The party. male and female. started
and looked blank, and the lady who
brought out the remark said, as
well as a choking ct would let her:
''Well, upon my word, captain, con-
sidering the unusual circumstances of
the case, and your present surround
ings, it was hardly necessary for you
to enter into such full particulars"
When the innocent captain got home
he found to his amazement that the sew
enth commandment does not say.
"Thou shalt remember the Sabbath
day to keep it holy"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-03-07
Down ON HIS LUCK.
By PRANK OLIVE.


This var luck sometimes runs in a way that's
There's days now and then, when a mans luck is
pizen-
And days when the clussest can't lay up cent,
Along of things souring to such an extent
Twas in vicksburg, one evenin' that Joe Ban
One Of those var blamed streaks of ornAry luck.
When Joe himself lowed he was never TUX down
ANY wuss than he IN that ramshaokle town.
For the liveliest muscle and sassiest lip,
Joe kerried the broom on the Mississp;
And-pervidin' he hadn't TUX more'n a GAG in
He wuz hull team'n dog under the wagon.
Ye mought seek month without fndin' limb.
That was able to get away with him.
The night allude to Joe was on a small toot.
N he sWOre he was spilin' to whop some galoot!
He went around town. from saloon to shebang.
Saying, Pm Joe Bannon7'n' don't keer dang"
Such remarks seldom fails of perjucin snarl,
And Joe was quite sudden drRpped over bar'l
He was harnessed SOLVE he hadn't no show,
By science't pill whicn he done it to Joe;
And he everlastin'ly mopped that floor
With Joe, till he didn't prefer any more.
Five times that night Joe tried iton,
But each muss ended like number one.
He was disappointed and sad, and mad,
Along Of the shocks that his feelin's had had.
GOWN back to the levee. he KEN acrost
A cripple, which one of his legs he had lost.
Says Joe, ''Yon's a Grip, which know kin whop
him,
M just for change reckon I'll pop himP'
But I'm cuss'd if that Grip didn't purity much
Butt Joe's Uranium with his crutch.
(Leastwise, that's what the two doctors said
M they chucked halh dollor N the top of his
head)
How come Joe bannon to lose his gripf
1t could't ben whisky that spile't his trip;
Fur hKs was his native element;
If twasn' It just luck, don't want a cent?
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-03-07
A Manhattan (Kap. ! paper savs

: A Manhattan Kan. paper says:
A few days ago an eagle descended
upon the head of little Swedes boy,
about ten years old, who lives near
the head of the Wild Cat, and under
took to carry him off. He fastened his
talons in the boys cap, but the
ycungster, instead of rising into mid
air, caught the eagle. and, after along
and severe struggle, succeeded in
killing him. He measured eight feet
from tip to tip. When the lad reached
home he was taken 70 task for net
bringing in his assailant alive, but re-
piled: 81 don't go ing to let him eat
me up"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-03-07
: The Cleveland Herald 90,

= The Cleveland Herald says -
The Democratic papers are every now
and then publishing list of so called
Republican defaulters, whose aggrega. e
defalcation is set down at $50, 900, 900.
The Buffalo Courier last summer de-
voted many columns to that statement,
giving names of pretended defaulters.
We had the curiosity to run through
the Ohio list, and there found Mr..
Thos. Jones set down a defaulting
Revenue Collector to the amount of
$685., ,442 81. Now, the truth is that
statement as to Mr.. Jones is lie, and
nothing else Mr. Jones settled his
accounts with the Government, and on
such final settlement lie received from
the Government draft for So, 600 90 ;
that amount being his due. Of such
wholesale falsehood was that newspa-
statement made up. The case of Mr..
Jones was, no doubt, the case OF most
of that list, wherein final settlement
shows there was no balance due the
Government.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-03-07

How TO Love Many wo.
men suppose that they love, when,
unfortunately, they have not the be-
ginning of an idea what love is. Low
ing to be admired by a man-loving
to be petted by him, and loving to
be caressed by him, is not loving a
man. All these may be when a wo-
man has no power of loving at all.
They may all be simply because she
loves herself, and loves to be fattered,
praised and coaxed, as cat likes to
be coaxed and petted, and fed with
cream, and have warm corner. But
all this is. not love. 1t may exist, to
be sure, where there is love-it gener-
ally does. Love, dear ladies, is self
sacrifice it is life out of self and in
another.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-03-07

A HINr.-If a youth is wooingly
disposed toward any damsel, as he val.
ues his happiness, let him call on the
lady when she least expects him, and
take note of the appearance of all that
is under her control. Observe if the
shoes fit neatly, and the hair is we'll
dressed. And we would forgive a man
for breaking off an engagement, if he
discovered a greasy novel hid away
under the cushion of sofa, or a hole
in the garniture of the prettiest foot
in the world. Slovenliness in q fe-
male will ever be avoided by a well
regulated mind. A woman cannot be
always what is called 'sdressed;" but
she may be always neat And as GER
tainly as virtuous woman is a crown
of glory to her husband, so surely is
slovenly one crown of thorns.