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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-20
Nu1utncr 219.

nen, Gin,iebune pom @ertdtafoRen>
Musbdnpieuna ron Wrdipen y wte
eeriatli9er uno aominifratirer Do
fumente. Aufredterbaltun9 pom !6Yz
potbsfen, 8ebanclun9 RON @6ulpen
pelbe bic ab9etretenen propin;en; te<
tredsn, Ausjablun0 ron penitcnen>
Reaelun0 ber @parfa0eprbdltnt1e U.
{. No., allies Dinse, welde entipredsnp
! cen fraberen @erbdltni0en @liae 2otbz
rinsens 3u Tranfretd nunmebr IN ,1eue
re@tli@e @eleilt lber3uf1bren waren.
Mus Berlin laseibt man: gu ben
pielen @prlaeen, mit oenen bic Staatss
reaieruno bic Qanobpten Don Tag 3,s
las dberbduft bat Der @ultusminiRer
am ii. DeS. einen @eleBentwurf einees
bradt, per Dem &lerus rte Muff@t iber
bic 5@ule ent3ieben uno Dem Staate
allein bic Grnennun9 per S@ul Snz
ipectpren dbertreeen ioQ. Dab ~pie
an f9 bsmerfenaApertbe, neil pfsnbar
9esen rie Wusidreitun9en res &lerus
aeridtste Ma6resel" i'm fir@enfeinrlt<
&en Eager NIT Greure be9riibt ,pirp> 1T
natiirlid. Dod bic Greuce 1T feinee<
we9e cine unaetbei!te ; in jenem Qaeer
ndmIid ~rerliert bic Wabre9el an Bez
reutuna rurd bic Grtldrun9 pes Gull
tusmtn' iters, rab babel nt@t entiernt
an eine lrennun9 res Staates ppn rer
xirde eeoudt H." Cine Ausewalt
oee Staatss auf Dem @ebiete rerRirde
uno S6ule pi1p inreb aud bic libe<
role partei nidt besilufisen rdrfen.
Oas bieBe ben Geufel rur4 8elSebub
austreibsn wpQeu."
9n rer lestsn 3eit 1T BET bemRet6s<
fan3ler<Mmte AUDI etne Welpuns cer
Ginselfaaten lber bic Qeifun9efdbiez
felt ibrer @in3Rdtten jur Nusprdsune
uon 3d@s9olcmln3en i'm Qaufe zines
Monots etnsesan9en. Dana6 wer<
pen I'm @ansen monatlib 2,180,000
Stude 8eprdst werpen f6nnen, abaeie<
ben ron Darmftapt, mordber cine Wlel<
pune nod ni@t porliest uno BON
5trasburA mu man watrl&einlt@ por<
lduf3 ni6t prdsen lo6en miro. Die
yeiitunasfdbi9te,t betrdst fir Berlin
1000, ,OO0> fir 6annoper 100000, flr
i5,antfart a. W. $4,000 u. {. 70.
SIM MtniRsrium fir bic 2anepirtb<
l9aftliden Anesleaenbsitrn fnp cie
&rnte> >Grtrdae fit 1871 ua6 1639sein*
aeaonaenen Beri6ten 3ufammen9efellt
morren. Na9 ptsier 3ulammenffel>
lung fann Die piesjdbriqe Srnte na@
ibrem @elammteraebn,i5 i5e nur al6 etne
m'ttelmdeiae be3eibnet werren. Gaa
ale 1slrfr1bte, &nouen=. @uraelz unp
5utteraemdttie taten rur6 BEN Drof
i'm Wtnter, rur6 ipdte Na&tfrSae, io<
mie rurd ute Ndi1e i'm 6ribjabr unp
CONNER we.entl'9 9elitten, uno NIT
Auenabme res 6afers. rel&er pro-
'ent erseben, 1T BET fe'nerBru&tsattuns
Der Grtra9 einsr Mittelernte erret@t
morcen. Betm Dei;en felt fi@ oer
Winrersrtras auf 15pro3ent. beimNo9<
gen auf 19 pro3ent beraus. Der Gr<
tras res 6afers iberiteist bic ooue
Ututelernte Jim proient. Bei eer
@erhe, bel Gen Grbien uno Bobnen
fommen Die &rsebn'6e cenen etner Nit<
tslernte sieml,9 ele'@, woseaen f@ BET
Dem Bu9weisen Elm AuefaQ erSiebt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-20

unp Bertani in Ter Seftri9en eiBuna
Der &ammer bic fofortiae Gin,iebun9
Der &ir&en9lter Der rbmilden prccinj
teantrast Gle meinten, pab etn fabz
ner Sdritt eeS Miniteriums oenii9e,
um ren aueenblidIiden 8erIeoenbeiten
Ger Gtaat6ta0e Gin Gnre 3u ma@en.
Na9 ale pem tann man wobl NIT 6u9
uxp &e9t 1asen, pab bic jeBtse &e9ie>
run9 tbrem Gnoe nabe 1T.
DaS binbert aber bic Wa@tbatcr
ni6t ibre 8erfoleunesluf sesen H.
Xir9e in allen mS8li&en Ni@tun9e'
3u betbdtisen. 90 bat Ger Sufijm':
nifter DC Galco cine @ommiffen ntecers
,es(est pie cine Ws{esporlaee In Bttreff
rer- rli9itien @orporatien:n ausarbei>
ten iou> ein3ei6en, pab oQeS, mas biSz
ber In pteier Besiebune seleiftet wurre,
nt6t 9eniet. Gerner bat eS ben Be-
bSrren eefallen, Gas Nopieiat Der Sc
iutten bel ber &irde 9. &nerea al0uiz
rinale in Befalaa 3u nebmen unc feline
re6tmd6i9en Befger baraus 3u pertrei<
ben, Inn tort rie YfereefdQe, @aeen:
lduppen unb Stallpienerz@obnuneen
Der 9ofbaltuner res 86ni98 etnsu1i@>
ten. (en Seminarifttn pe5 fupameriz
canifden GoQe9iuma 1T es infweilen
nod 9efattet mplren> ben ppn ibnen
bewobnten Ibeii pes Nopictats weiter
3u benuBen, ia fe in rer Gbat ntdt
mubten, no fs Elm unterfommen fncen
iputen. G,eueidt tru9 AUDI Die Mnwe>
isnbeit ces &ai ler6 ppn BraRllen in
&om 3u eieler GerslnRisuns einioes
BET.
OeRerreids 3uitdnre eebeu Der 1as
eespre6e man9erlet Stoff 3u GrSrte>
runsen. Cont eolt oieier &atlertaat
pprsueemeiie fit ben Staat Der rubt>
een Weiestbeit, 8erd9tteteit UNI poltz
tii9en @tue. @eit 1848 aber 1T 1eine
politit unrubts uno umfprinoenp &C.
mprren, faft nod wetterwencil9er, ale
ne fran3aflde. Man re@net, rob pom
is. Mdr3 1848 bts gum is. Nouember
1871 ni6t wenieer ols ITO Minifer
i'm Amte naren, mas ouf % Sabre
rur@l&nntli@ einen jdbrli@en Ber>
trau@ pon uneefdbr flint ausma&t.
@on pieien ITO ftarbea nur cret tm
BeiB ibres MmteS (@raf 2atour, 1drft
Sdmarsenber9 unp Grbr. .. Brud) !;
el,pa Der flnfte{betl 3db!te ietne Amts<
bauer nur na@ Monaten, ;. ). bra@te
iein Ia lein ni9t auf cie 2dn9e zines
Sabree; IS bs;isben ibre penfonea
ron sulammeneenommen 240.000 81.
jdbrlih. So mirpen ibrer 81 {etn, je-
ROD smei besieben felne penfen, ionz
Germ baten rarauf persi6tet. @efor>
ben Don icnen 10 fnp %, wprunter
3mei ni9t zines nat1rli&en 1ores.
5n pen lebten ;pei Sabren waren rte
Spaemsmetiel tbeilweile dterraidenp
pur9 ben umIprune 3u treeno einem
srelsn @eseniaB; tnnerbalb % Mp>
naten baben 20 Dlinifter ibre Gntlalz
flung erbalttn, faft ins9eiammt auf tbz
rem rrineenpen Bunld, wte man 3u
iaeen pNeat. Stun oenfe man ti9 ZEN
medltlncen MinAterien pieier smei
Sabre eroenaber Die Sage Der Bsamtea
Der pol,t,l6en Standardization, wel&e
binnen elmer 70 tur3en Grtf Der @eibe
na9 balc fir einen ariftofratilden, balp
fl< einen rapifalen 8orsaebten mtrfen
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-20
Ser ,,&anberer" na6 europa

Seee @o9e seben cine anjabl &remplars bee
,,@anberer" nat europa, uno trtr ma@en Dit
2eier DEFENDERS aufmertlam, bab bic usbsr'en'
bnns ots Blattes an Nerwanott une 6fenno. n!alt
ten,eitsFoes Oeeuns ein iebr see'enetes M'ttel
IL, etnen ununterbrp&ensn Bertebr nit oenlel'
ben ~ unterbalten une Fe aber ete 3u'fauoe
bieies Qanpes 3u unterrt9ten, betier als es ou1@
BrtefweeieI sei@tben fSnnte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-20
Beasuuusea. 1rte,e ,e. fxh III abrefRstu:
"W A N D E r E r.,
L. B. 1870,
ST. PAUL, MIMI.
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panI 1890 Nittaes.
st. paxl ys,aneapslts nns Delaas 8tse. - eeraaen
Delaae 6:4o germittass D'naeasolis Sis Born: ans
btsettn Ct. 1aul A:45 Ra&msttaes; Mtaneapslss $50
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ct papI ~ @srseas; Minneapelk 8:.5 Dssrsens;
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ST. PAUL ane RinneapUl,s Aeeomeeat.ens- 8us .-Ser-
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ltsz3u9e.
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abooua ? o. wadm unb $50 gurn. aa,unft s.10
gsrm. unb $50 Na&m.
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apmn, ea an....9to grrm. @ebsb ab...... $50 Born
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ct. poul IN, Cbteaso Sage.
s.ten al Rad 5afines, Geswius ,e. go Born
ax.anft IN ct. pasl $40 Nadm.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-22

In responding to request from New
York for his autograph, Gen. Spinner
wrote: You ask for my autograph with
q sentiment. My sentiment is this:
When a gentleman writes another on
his own business, he should inclose q
postage stamp"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-22

A bird hoped close to us, an then
few away to Join his companions, who
were practicing their scales among the
apple-trees. Molly sketched the scene,
and I-how could 1 sketch anything but
Molly, when Molly was there? Molly
with little pink handkerchief tied
around her lovely throat, and her sweet
face in shadow beneath her straw hat,
into which she had stuck some daisies
as we walked.
/" A farmers daughter shouldn't like
white-weed," she had said, "but / 10, Q
them, with their pure gold hearts and
their innocent, open faces"
So the happy morning sped away,
and on my canvas was little daub Of
sweet, soft tones, with shadowy some.
thing of Molly in it, and Molly had an
exquisite pencil-sketch.
She came and looked over nv shout.
der, and said something about my
sketch, don't know what. l was
listening to her voice, and remember
the tone it had now.
Shall we 60 on?" said Molly acct.
dentally, and led me through more
orchards, and over a high stone wall to
where it was Doggy and the reeds grew
high, and then through another field of
strawberries on sunny slope, and we
picked and ate as we went. Here big
gnarled apple tree stood all alone at the
foot OF the slope, and there was fence
that led out into shady road, and
there were lady slippers and wild-roses,
and by and by gate, that was the
tront-gate, leading up the path to
Molly's house, with the dark fir.trees at
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-23
WOOD PAvRSIENTs.


The Board Of Public Works have detetInlnod
that all the work done under their direction
shall be OF the best quality, aud To that end are
now making certain experiments with the vaTl-
Gus processes for absOrblng the moisture and
hardening wood usol In the laying Of pave.
u,sntI. One Of the processes Is a strong solu.
tion Of creosote and other Ingredients, which IL
now being tried.
The agent for the patent writes to the board
that wood, Il kept FROM absorbing moisture and
decaylng, will, upon the end Of the hbre be
worn of lets by attrition from wagon wheels,
do., than stone,
The most valid objections against wood pave.
monts are-hrst, they are generally poorly laid;
second the wood rOts out insieai Of wearing
out; and, third, the bad effect Of the health Of
the community arising from tho presence OF the
deccyed vegetable mntter.
As remedy fOr this, Seely's process Of ''creo-
setting" Il urged because the sap which causes
decay Is driven OIL aud It's place supplied by coal
tar OIL which, IL addition TO Other causes, seals
up the wood, making II waterproof and In.
creases the density so as TO make II far more
moisture.
Thus pavement, honestly laid and honestly
''creOsOtel, cannot shrink or swell and will not
therefore crack, but will remain absolutely In
tact, except from mere wear On tho end VI the
ibro.
Ia addition to this tho dlsIutectant contained
In this preparation Is valuable. Forty gallons
Of oil 10 the thousand feet Of pavement would
give an average Of three hundred blrrels Of tho
most valuable disintcctant known, to every block
paved with wool This would DO constantly In
operation to arrest the putriftctlon OF tho ami.
the liquid Nth seeking tho sewers. A number
Of certificates from well known and practical
engineers accompanies tho letter, all speaking
In the big hest terms OF the proc ess.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-23

Master De witt @. Hpugh gave his arst ex.
hlbitlon last night at Old FellOws' hall, Seventh
street, TO very respectable audience. Al 8
o'clock his mother, Mrs. II. X. Stoddard, came
upon the stage with her marvel and introduced
him u the audience, after which she asked that
a committee be appolnted by the audience TO see
that no Imposition was allowed. This was re.
spOnded to by the selection OF DIR. Townsend
and Mr.. Dickson, who stepped ppOn the stage,
aud thoroughly examined the cabinet, prO-
nOunolnK II AS having no openings by which q
person outside could assist the boy. HUugh was
then placed inside upon u chair, when the COM
mittee securely bound him, hands and feet, with
ropes. The door was elused, aud IN q few mo
ments again opened, and he was at liberty. TIE
tying was performed several times with the
same results, he loosenlng himself without the
least dlficulty.
The next manlfes alton was tho placing upou
the youths arm several iron rings, which were
succeeded by the removal Of his coat aud vest,
the rings stlll upon his wrists aud hands securely
bOund. These manifestations were continued
several times with different results At one
timo a chair was found upon his head; at an
other the round Of chair was securely fastened
to his arm. Many other phenomenas are exit
bitod, such as sewing him up In coat, and he
relieving himself OF the same without disturb.
ing the stitches, fastening his arms and legs
and covering hem with n wire armOr OF which
he relieved himself without trouble. The per
fOrmanee was pronounced by the audience won.
derfll In the extreme. Another exhibition will
be given this evening, and those who have not
awaited themselves OF the opportunity 10 Wit
ness his manifestations should do 30, that Ia II
they Ike the wonderful.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-23
LOCAL AFFAIRS

NOTEUES or NEw ,DysuTIsEhlBNTs
LoTTH Houuu ~ui lsoture Ftidsg sysnius
HOWARD HoUsE, eosnsr sinth street and PernsJl.
vaniA avenue.
EvESISo DRsssSs and dress material At John T.
Mi shelrs.
OoNvsSIGNT brioh houses for feu'
FMS sJuthsrn Republlesu Association will nee,
nj, eyeninG
TBE s,ls bJ @ ". Hvspuor o., sus'ionsers, Of =
VEN desirable residence n U,orEs,o w, opposite the
rssia moo ~ Gov. u. D. O,oSs. Il postponed unui
Mood y, FsbrnafS &, At O'Clock, n. W,
sEE q. n. Warmers card N to.day's issue.
srIctAL NEHriSo Of the Grand Lodge, I. o. q, v.
viii b held gu "Wednesday evening.
n, n wARSER, real e,tsts broker and auotionesr,
will sci on Thursd v, fsbtuNy s. ait o'slosk, ,. m,
Improved property In a fare No. "a
THE washinE'on OommAnisry No. I, X. T., will a,
sornbls N evening.
n. ". wARSER. real e.tats broker sod auotionssr
will sell on Fridy, fsbraiU a at I o'cloot, y. m,
| vauAh property At Monnt Pi,as,7L ..
GREEs wtLLUMs, auotio 'esrs, will sell on Mon
day, February H. At O'Clock. vaiaabis property on
| Flrs strost u,rtssssf.
THE msmssrs Of usutral toiSs No. I, l. o. o. y
will msst this afternoon.
TuE members Of tho p. W. GtNud Eaosmpnsnt, :.
| o. q. q, wlli most this Afternoon.
A srEoiAI olm nruioa,lon of Fsleral ii5dfa No, I,
~ A. A. N, win no held On rueaiay.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-23

Tonight Mr.. John d. Cough viii deliver his
second lecture, tho subject being "EiOquenee
and orator." Although this has been dellv.
cred In the city before, II II hne eonlpoal.
ton, and is delivered with such wonderful effect
by the gifled orator, that the hall Will be again
crowded TO hear him.
Theod IRE TBomRs' Csneerts
Tomorrow night the nrst Of the two concerts
by the Theodore Thomas orchestra will DO
given at Lincoln hall. As has been 50 IRE
quenty said, this Is the Nc plus uiira OF Orches-
tras, each Of the performers being a first-class
artistic. Accompanying them Is Miss Mario
Krebs, who IL acku1wleiged 10 DO one Of the
very finest planlsts ever introduced 10 the public.
The sale Of reserved seats ish1W In progress at
NetIerolts music store.
Popping the QurstIsu.1
On next Friday evening Miss Lottle lIough
will lecture on tho above subject at Lincoln hall.
The young LAZY Is we'll known 10 the residents
Of this city as an actress Of rare merit, aud now
that she has iorsaken the boards" for the plat
form she will surely meet with tho welcome and
patronage she deserves "Popplng the CUES.
tion" was delivered before large Boston audi.
ence, at the Lyecum, few days ago, and was
highly spoken Of by the prcss and public Of that
critical city.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-23

Some fsW weeks ago man named Horace
Corp was arrested In this city for trying TO dis
II those n oisn rom hi M RIatsbforJ 4 Ji.tIni
guished lawyer Of New York, on the 18th Of last
December. On Friday last the case came up for
hearing IN Justice Hogan's private room IN
street was examined, he being the only witness
for the defence. He testified that on the 10th Of
December ho had seen Corp At the 81. Julien
with person named Schneider, a bOnrder at
the hotal, who demanded from corp loan Of
money on the hVe one thousand dollar honda
was adjourned for a further hearing until Sat
urdAy.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-23

The Ellicott city rrOJreiS says An enthus.
Rslio TailrOad meeting was hold at Mathews
store, Howard county, Md, on Saturday, the
18th instant, at which John A. Dorsey David
Richard Dorsey Of g., and Aaron Chad wick
were appointed q committee 10 cooperate with
committees Of Montgomery and Carroll counties
In an ondeayor To procure irOm the State Legis.
lature ut Annapolis a charter for the building
Of railroad from Washington city, through the
counties Of Montgomery, Howard and Carroll,
Full assurance was given that such project Is
feasible, aud that the requisite capital for oon-
stTuetlon Is at ready command, providing no ox.
listing mOnopOlies place oOatruetlOns 10 the way.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-23
nsE.un OF rao,IIsg SUIT.

wsshlaE on Lady Receivers $4,000.
A dispatch received from Knoxville, Tennes.
see, last night says; "In the case Of Mrs. q. M.
Putnam, Of Washington, ID. o., va. WIN. y.
Davis Of Tennessee, an Indian agent under
Johnson's standardization. for breach Of mar.
rlaEo oontraot the Jury, after an absence of
thirty minutes, roturned q verdict IN favor Of
the plaintiff for tit,0o0."
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-23
THE COURTS.
CIVIL.

- -. -.
MoSSd1, JsnySyS ~ ,sIanNo' "a Phs sIssmsr
Nm, u. webb, Ss, sPPeilanL vs. y. A; Bar;
, nns ~ ~ yg APPot .O'h tno Oitoult
nIs.r., ~ - ~ " VIZ ~, N. Sou.neLn
Iiyern5 ,Ss oniniao of IN ccnrt an sn,io,s IA
,,siIs.,n 1871 y, s ~ .oiJ ,,,s ss snu
n.nGPa NJ tho uooreo oi saiu Ohouh OOurt 10
NJ IA r,.nl rrohrloo.,L n,.I,,to a., o,-,.
vi, Ront ana FiI,abcth WIi,op' In s,tn NJ ~ ~
,, I'M ~ np,s ~ erI III " tn "
iip.'s ~ n,,,,in ~ H. ,,S ~" w
,dgmsn, ~ IN III r6r, .i,h .e
nnd rcmsrding ne csIss ~, S,,th.r n,osenJ
,n,1. IN nrarmi,S VIM 1bo n,,tnnn as consi
Iissen,Ipg Nj }p.ticss Rrhiiay ana Miiisr
Np , t' Hail. y snd X a 9rShS ann aRpslISas
~ ~ nirns N, I'ssi,s lIiia, Isi,s ~ ~.
0n,nia s ~ ,,,,,s, usve.e1 tne
Dipand M caosa '' "'"''"s '"o ""'''" :" IT,
M IA wm r,clo, n,.Intlg I'm .r,o. So.
Nathan w, spauidinK. IN error To the Ci,cuIt
S OIt,s 2, tno Shs1 n s' nv me nset o.
opinlon of the c,urt, reyersing the Indictment aI
the aid Circuit Court and remandi1g he cause,
No D., MARY al r,nrtis pI.IntiH in error y,
Jonathan WhitaSy 81 al. In error to The sa.
nrame Cnnr, N tho SIaia at ,vIsoan.ia A.
nspico Mii.t siwstsa ~. o, ~ IN MT
ainrming me Judgment Of Inc aid sunTenc
IjonTt IN tIiS cInse' Win costs
No loo, This Pre,lient. 6c.. Of tina Rank nj
West Tennessee, plaintiffs In error vs., the on.
IRENE CoaEt of the stato az ISnIsioDs s"o NJ
Justice SWayne delivered the opinIon Of the
eourt lIsmlssIng The writ Of orror In IhIs c,nsn
nIIh sosis WV "i'' VI '''O' ." 'H's 0aus0'
M IA uar,v II f,h,t.,,on. n, n, .nn.,,.,,.
vs. w, A. Gaines 81 AZ Appeai from nc or
cult Court Of tho United States for the Southern
Dlstriot Of MlSsissippI Mr. 'Justiee ssaSns a.
liVered ths oplnlon 1f the court, reyeTslnQ tie
decree Of the said Circuit Court, and rema6dibg
the ca use with directions 10 dIsIpIss the hill
No lO James ArmStrong IN al nISi1tift. in
error, vs.. Lot N. Morrill,. In error 10 tho Dis.
tTlet Court OF the United states for the Distrct
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-23

POLIOE UouRr-JHdgs SRel.-Jeremiah Oar
Gus language, fnei IS; Robert Stockst, disor.
derby, nned t6i IiELle Herbert, disortierly, hnod
IS; Alexander sampson, disorderly, fined tS
william WI M, BSrr pTolans' hnsd ~ John stevens en-
worsted yarn from the fair OF the SWedenbOTg
church, sent 10 the grand Jury. Mary Keenan,,
stealing two coats, six months In laili Frederick
hned t2o, or sixty days In JAili Alexander Simp
son, assault and battery on Ofneor Barkley,
fined tiO and costs; Richard Lincoln, vagraney,
bonds Of 80 required; Anna Morris, boisterous,
fined Is; stephen ID. CAstlemAn, running u carl
without number, nned 70; Charles Taylor, re
fnsinR 10 assist an Otfloor whom called upon e
do so, forfeited his collateral, Is.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-23

NEW SLooFs-oF.wAR.-Tho bill introduced
ia the House by Mr.. Hooper, OF Massachusetts,
for tho construction OF ten slOops.ofwar proposes
that the Secretary Of the Navy shall be author
lied To construct ten steam slOops-Of-war, carry
ing from ten TO fourteen guns Of large ealibre;
tho hulls TO DO built OF iron or wood, as the Sec.
rotary may decide, and that three million dol.
lars be appropriated for that purpose.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-23

"A Salt Lake dispatch Of Sunday states thai
after long conference with John Taylor and
George q. cannon, leading Mormon apos les
Attorney Bates Lett for Washington. IL Is be
lleyod he IL fully informed " concessions which
the MoTmona are willing 70 make In order that
Utah shall DO admitted as q STATE, but poly
gAmy IL not 70 DO given up. IL Il thought the
council will on Monday pass an act nuthorlElnR
a convention 10 form State constitution.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-23

The otieers, or at least two Of them, whose
duty II was, under the old law, to place names
10 the box, irom which iurors from the District
court were drawn, have been thrown out OF
Of government for the District. some time ago
the Supreme Court Of the District appointed as
commissioners to attend 10 that business, SAyles
j. Bowen, George W, Phillips, and james
wOrmlsy. As the time hxod for the perform.
Anes Of their duty was the LIST Of fobruA ~,
their attention Il called 10 that TACT.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-23

MIR, Edward A. Newman, attorney at-laW and
solicitor In ehAneery, can hereafter DO found at
his Office In ThOmpson's law building, on q
street, opposite the patent once. Mr.. Newman
was In the early days Of the REPuBLIoAH one
Of the carriers, and has since served Us In va
Tled capacities, always perlormi or the duty 10
which he was assigned with such zeal and ability
that We feel safe In recommending him 10 sue X
OF our patrons rs need the services Of an at.
tOTney,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-23

Amer tho two weeks Of opera, the light and
pleasant performances At the National last nigh
was relief. Emmet, rs Fritz, Is 80 well known
that anything more than more mention Of the
fact Of It's performance would be superhuous.
lie has Improved some since his last visit, aud
was particularly good In his rendition last
night especially In the songs. "fritI' will be
repeated tonight.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-23

Mcssrs. Latlmer a Cleary, auotioneers and
cast part Of lot 5, square S5s improved by a two
story franc dwelling, on II street. between Sixth
and Seventh streets east, 70 Geo. Russell, for
u, ms also, lot IS square 2io, on Vermont ave.
nue., between X and l. streets northwest, TO L.
4 Walker, at ei.Ss por square foot.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-23

Yesterday mOFning Mr.. John A. W. Clal o
received his formal commission as chief Of /,
detective corps and took charge Of the Once
Al the same fimo Lieut. Greer was notified %
police headquarters. Al the changes went into
effect Immediately, and the respective officers
are now at their new posts