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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-13

IN future no white horses arc to be
employed in the French army, as they
were found to be such excellent guides
to the Prusslans there to direct their
fire.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-13

TIE Rev. j. G. Boecher, youngest
brother Of Henry Ward Beecher, and
his substitute at Plymouth Church last
summer, has accepted u call from the
Congregational Society at P~oughkeep-
ale. N. Y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-13

IT Is stated that the practice of brew
ing beer from rice Is fast coming into
use In Germany. The beer Is said to
be Of a very clear, pale color, of an
extremely pleasant, mild taste, foam
Ing strongly, and yet retaining we'll
Its carbonic acid. The Chinese pro-
pare a drink,from rico, "Sam Shu,"
that is not only intoxicating, but, like
abslnthe, peculiarly mlschioyors In It's
permanent effects.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-13

GEoRdE w. CnrLDs, Of the Phila-
delphia Ledger, has just moved into his
new mansion, corner Of Walnut and
Twenty-thlrd streets, said to DO the
finest private residence In the world.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-13
LATEST TELEGRAMS.

lsP1oIu. TO rRn soLD III DAILY Nxws ~
TIE wEsrERS UNION rlLIeRAPH LNE.l
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Markets TODAY.


BALTIMORE, April 5.-Tirginia 6's consoli.
dated, 5eh' West Nirginia's, Is; North Car
olina's, old, 80 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, April 5.-CottoU-duIl; low mid
dlings nominally held at TX, BUYERS offering
one-quarter less. Flour active and frmer.
Wheat firm; white choice, 50; fair to prime, do.
S1eOaSl95; amber, s2aS205; red, good to
prime, s1.Sas1.95; Pennsylvania, sIs0as1. 80.
Corn nrmer and scarce; white southern, 6is66;
yellow southern, 66a61; western, Nos. 1 and 2,
yellow, Class; mixed western. 65. Oats quiet
and nominally unchanged. Rye quiet, 91aSl.
Provisions duh and nominal on round lots:
there is a good jobbing demand. Pork, sf3a
1898 Bulk meats quiet-Shoulders, AZ; rib
sides, 6a6k; clear rib sides, sales 81 900 pounds
at 6a. Hams, unchanged; sugar cured i2Xai3.
Lard dull; steam, 81; kettle, 9ae.. Western
butter active; receipts limited. Whisky quiet;
SSL. fN'
NEW YoRE, April Stocks dull. Gold
quiet, los. Money firm, Z. Exchange long
%; short, los. Governments dali and steady.
Virginia skies, 81; new, s.. North Carolinas,
81; new, 81.
NEW YORK, April 5-Flour shade frmer
wheat, spring, shade firmer; winter, quiet I'M
changed. Corn advancing.
LONDON, April 8. noon-COnsols opened at 92,,
for money and % a93 for accounts. Bonds OF
PCS, S24; 1S65s, old, o. 1873, 9556; 1O-4N's,
PARIS, April 5.-Rentes opened at 50 francs.
s5 confines. The specie in the Bank of
France has increased 1880 900 francs during
the week.
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~ PLAIN woRps FOR TIE PEOPLE.

When broken down in health, strength and
spirits II 10 not necessary that should ask med
ical man whether an inyigorant is necessary. Com
sense tells that II is. The only question to
he decided 10, what the invigorant shall be.
standard tonic and restorative, which has been
many years before the public, and in which millions
Of the intelligent classes repose the fullest faith,
seems, in like this, to present the strongest
claims TO the confidence Of the prudent invalid
Hostetters Stomach Bitters may be truly said
to possess these high recommendations. Its
triumphant progress during . period of twenty
years, its present popularity, and the uniform
success which attends its use In indigestion,
nervous debility, hillary complaints, fever and
aeue, and all ailments which depress the
physical system and enervate the mind, entitle
IL to the rank Of a standard national specific
1t 10 regarded in that light by the community at
large, and hundreds OF Thousands Of both sexes
sort 10 10 at this season - preventative OF that
numerous and haI assinG class Of diseases which
take their rise from the nasmatc winds and vapors
Of spring. 1t 10 . stinulant, tonic, IN Alternative
and mild aperient-sour essential restoratives and
protective elements Of the materia medics-united
in sipele agreeable preparation. Every ingredi
is vegetable Of the finest quality and absolutely
pure. Hos.stters Bitters 10 better known, held In
greater esteem, and commands o larger sale, thar
any other proprietary medicine in this
country or imported from abroad. apl -eostkw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-05

Englsnd's trouble is more likely to come from
theeast than the west, and instead of whining
about The consequential damages, she had better
he looking after Russia. That empire has her
eyes upon India, and is steadily and surely
Strengthening herself for the struggle which will
come sooner or later. She row declares her in .
tention OF making Sebastapol stronger than
ever as naval station; and the headlands are to
be fortified, and such points as Balaclava pro-
tected- The English papers regard this news as
"ominous." Rather more 30, perhaps, than any
indications of trouble growing out Of the Ala
bama business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-05

MURDER IN THE INDIAN CoUNTRY-The
Fort Smith lark. Era of SATURDAY. saws United
States Deputy Marshal PeaSis had brought in
three persons from the Indian country charged
with murder. He also reports that while at
Cedar Grove in southwestern Kansas. he learned
that Of eleven men who some time previous had
gone out on buffalo hunt, only two returned
the remainder having been surprised and killed
by party OF Usage Indians. OF those who es-
capped, one managed to jump on his horse, while
the other feigned death and lay motioniess on
the ground till the redskins left. The Indians
plubdered their camn.
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.CITY HALL SERVICES.

THE SECOND ADVENT SOCIETY will hold
Niees IN the supreme Court Room, City Hall, on
me sABbATH hereafter, at ii a m. and "a. o m
PREACHERS from abroad, both male and fema e. will
TO tlme IN the papers. The public. and especially
gil VINO desiTe to hear on the subject of the speedy
second ceming OF Christ to remove the curse raise
his sleeping saints, destroy his enemes-the last of
whom rs Death and him THAT hath the power of
oesth, which IL the Devil, and set up hi, Ever
lasting Kingdom on the new Tor renewed) earth are
cordially invited Seats free ana 5t@
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w RANKING OFFICE NATIONAL saw
QS lNGS BAN III corner 18th ST. and New York
avenue. Washington, IL, C. April 8, ITs-A meet
OF the corporators of this Bank will be held on
MONDAl A pril 5, 1872 at u O'Clock noon for the
eiertion OF officers 10 serve for the ensuinR year
apoH LEWIS CLEPHANE, Sec'y
~kNIGllTS OF PYTHIAS-AU membsrs
S who intend going to Baltimore on rha 16tb
instant are requested to meet TO NIGHT at the
heacararters Executive Commit zee. corner Stb and
streets northwest. at75 CLOCK Executjye Com
nittes viii meet at CT prompt.
jos. T. X. PLANT, p. Sc
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hFBOUNDARY AND SILVER SPRING
w RAILROAD CONPANY.-The corporntors
ana subscribers Of the Boundary and Silver Sorins
Railroad Company are requested to meet OF Hoard
of Trade Rooms on FRIDAY, April sth, at IL
scribers rho have not paid the first instaimsnf are
requested to call before above date. The books
will remain op< until April Attn, clock for sub
scriptions By order OF Committee.
apl a. j. d. CLASETT, Treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-05

The United States circuit court in Richmond
has affirmed the decision of the district court
declaring the Virginia laws in relation to sample
merchants unconstitutional, because they dis
criminste against nonresident traders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-05

The Tribune very frankly comedies that "Sec-
rotary kobtsCn's explanation Of his conduct in
the Seeor attain has every appearance of candor
and fairness" and that "he has made out a good
case, reinforced, as he is by the decision OF the
Treasury Department"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-05

JERSEY TO SEND DELEGATES To THE CIS-
SlNNATI CoSvEsTIoN.-A mass meeting is to
be held on the lith Of April, at Camden TO elect
dele gates TO the Cincinnati COW, ntion lanes
NJ. Scovel heads the movement in West Jersey
and Ex-Governor Newell, Ches- II. Smith, John
III. Mitchell, and John III. Hazlett and other
Jersey will send a full delegation to the con-
yentIOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-05

1t will probably require another investigation
committee TO settle whether the name OF "the
latest victim Of Spanish insolence and outrage,
Is HOuard or Howard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-05

SHOOTING THE wRoNG MAN.-C. Hatch
Smith, musician, was shot in the face yester-
day afternoon in Brooklyn, receiving a painful
but not dangerous wound. The shots supposed
TO have been fred from an air gun, and to have
been intended for painter at work near by
the men of that trade being on a strike. The
boss painters of BROOKLYN have called on the
~
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
FRiDAY-..---........ April .. 1872
The papers which favor the abolition OF cam.

The papers which favor the abolition OF cam
tai punishment agree that the criminal would
be sufficiently punished and the public protect
ed just as well IT the extreme sentence OF the
law was imprisonment for Iife Very true, but
rs things go in most Of the states a sentence to
a long term Of imprisonment is never carried
out If the criminal has any friends or nfiuence
A dead man can't come back to kill any
more people; but If a murderer Is sent to stats
prison ''fOr nfe" the chances are about even
that he will be released to prey upon the COM
munity after few years confinement. This is
not the worst of it, for injgdicious clemency in
any particular case NAV tend to encour-
age crime by leading other criminals to
believe that they, too, will escape with
light punishment, or none at all IL they
yield TO the promptings of revenge or cupidity.
There Il no security for life or property in New
York to day just because of the many loop holes
Of escape for the most desperate criminals which
makes the sO-called administration of Justice in
that city mockery. The Journal of Commerce
saws that when murderer has been sentenced tn
be hung. or an abortionist. burglar or common
thief TO his Deserts in prison. the actual punish
ment which the public long to see inflicted is
almost as remote as ever. Bills OF exceptions.
motions for new trials, and all that ingenious
machinery which the law provides for defeating
The ends of justice, although their real purpose
Is the reverse, are at once called into play. III a
convicted man has money and can employ one
OF those lawyers who hang on like a bulldog,
never letting go but to take fresh hold, the
chances are not few that he will escape his doom
District Attorney Garvin was right when he
said in court in New York last Monday, when
two notorious criminals applied for a stay of
proceedings, that "after a man has been fairly
and imPartially tried and convicted, that should
be the end of it,
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OF THE REPURIICAN CEN
u EkAI COMMITTEE ~'

In confederation Of the facts that the term of the
present Republican General Committee of the Dis
,rct has or soon will expire, and the ,rtance of
!. eping up contir uOusiy regular Organization of
the Committee and Of the Republican party in the
District and that no esfabishs plan for the organ
1zation OF the Committee exists, we, a majority of
the delegates or members elect Of the Committee
rom the several Legislative Districts call a meet
ing OF the delegates or persons elected as members
OF SAID C0minittee, on SATURDAY, the 9th day of
APRIL at Union League Hall. AZ eleven O'Clock a.
IN Tor the purpose Of electing the officers of said
committee and OF ganiZng the same for the ensuing
year. No one but members of the COMMITTEES or
m m ~ wv P'esSS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-05

1fSkRAL CoRTINA, after his defeat ut
basqueria, succeeded in evading the revolution
Lsts IN pursuit OF him, and reached his head
Fort of about ten men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-05

wHTTELAw REID. managing editor of the
New York Tribune, delivered an able lecture on
|" journalism" in New York last evening, be-
fore large and sppreeiative audience, at the
University of New York.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

In the New York money market YESTERDAY the
rates 20 the stock brokers were 1-32 and Ills AID
the indications were that the rates will be
higher. The stock market was feverish and
heavy. The large amounts OF actual stock
which the cliques have thrown on the market
within the past few DAYS are beginning to be
felt, and the small holders, among whom stocks
are now distributed, have more difficulty in
obtaining money to carry them than did the
cliQues.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-05

" Eleven eases of smallpox and fve deaths
were reported in New York yesterday.
~Ex-Governor Oglesby Of Illinois Is a can
situate Tor re- nomination As we'll as the present
Governor, Gen. Palmer.
h<The journeymen horse shoers at st. Louis
all machine made shoes
- DIR. Louis Dohine was held TO bail yester-
day in New York on the charge OF concealing a
case of smallpox.
- The woman suffrage amendment to the
iowa constitution was lost in the senate last
week by a tie vote.
@Eight persons, the majority Mormons.
publish call for a democratic convention in
Utah next Monday to organize a territorial
central committee and for other business
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1It II asserted that the Car will send Cata-
cary TO Vienna
UThe Prince OF Wales finds f625 400 per
annum insufficient for his private expenses.
"They had St. Patrick's dinner at Little
Rock at which the euests wore rosettes in which
the green and orange we're mingled.
~The British ship Republic supposed TO
he lost, has arrived At Boston. She was disabled
at sea and was towed In by passing vessel.
6One person In every fifty of the population
ct Massachusetts was married during the year
$50.
rZThere are still 5000 more women than
nen in the Bay State. Factories employ wo-
Lgr-iaIms, men.
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KILLED BY LIoN.-JoseP phi whipple, who
was almost torn to pieces by lion at O'Brien's
menaeerie In Philadelphia few days ago, died
yesterday. He was training the beat NJ the
time Of the accident
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EDUCATIONAL.

M Uses PORTER 4 0HAMPNEYs HOME
WI SCHOOL FOB GIRLS, Old Hadley, Mass
DAY, April3, 1871 Circulars and testimoniais can
be obtained Of Judge @. q Mott, Court Of Claims,
pals. mars-lm
Eh0LIsR, ERENOR, And CLASSICAL N
sIkTHaI L9R f06ke bA A. P4,;,e,,.,
No. 9i6 New York avenue. northwest. se1s-iy
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PERSONAL.

MADAM ROWS CatTr0Saaf aai HsaifHg Pa.
W sictaE fsr all y ..ls ccmp paints. In b -
lied upOn. ore 90. sth street sooee u, sps In
Al ms n sAWyRR Casrropasr, Masssf,r z 4
VI Msfl, -, S.r - "a p-uited st her house, No
3ls 7th ST., beswses - ss isisna. upol al
MO HtTMBIIG -Te- o-1. q of Spirits. the high.-
~ geioped mediu~ lisn g, has the wonderful
power OF ehanrine luck. teit tue past present aat
future. Sn failure 90 ny tuetn "a nrefot.
&c, &C. flsChew sliey, essN cen and y and ist
and ID streets N. W. tssm
nks: II. wRlGHT, -. ,'csLi tae,.. c.s,,.
Nh rosasi esf Nagreffc Pss. 'esas' hss tsk-n
reoms q, t1s !sh steeet, between s1a Z. opposite
ODD fellovs' Hall. where she viii - happy 90 Sc
thoee who may resuire her services. mars I'm
Il AIDES eCFFkkInG Faoh IN EsVLAEl
= ees, week eesse. or snJ ccmPls,.s reeqliS y
tetstskef and only reliable and safe Pfya ctsn NAB
Ing spec. atty Of female plants m city, De
decsived By s~indiers. He GUARANTEES YeeSy
s ;s.., Or s &c ssr sS S'GTs,. so's.
9Th. % TT
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THE WEATHER.

n DHf n hi N hNI.OD1ce Ch1J SfCndt OMCsr,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., April s, iS72. 10 am
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwKNTY-FouR
houRs.-The highest barometer has moved from
the upper lake region southeastward to Virginia
ana southern Pennsylvania, followed by dmin-
sneo pressure north and west of the Ohio val
ley with increased cloudiness. Clear weather
continues from Florida to the lower lakes and
eastward to the Atlantic with high and fresh
winds. Cloudy weather with light rain and
easterly winds is now prevailing from Alabama
ana western Tennessee westward, and cloudy
notwithstanding weather over the lower Missouri
valley. Pleasant weather has continued at the
racine coast stations so far as heard from, with
decided fall in the barometer at Portland,
Oregon.
PRoBABILITIEs.-The barometer will con-
hnue falling north and west of the Ohio valley
with easterly to southerly winds and increased
cloudiness, and very probably threatening
weather and rain over the northwest which will
gradually extend eastward. Clear weather
with light to fresh winds will generally continue
over the New England, middle and south At.
lantic states. The area of cloudy weather and
rain over the lower Mississippi valley will prob
ably extend eastward over the Ohio valley
Dangerous winds are not anticipated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-05

TIE STRIKE Of the London compoeitors has
beex successful The demands for increase of
wages and Limitation Of the days work to niue
hour have been conceded by li2 firms.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
NEW sPDANG GOODS.
FINE WHITE GOODS LINEN GOODS, &c.
FRENCH PERCALES AND BATTIsTE
MARIP0SA AND YOSEMITE STRIPES,
LINENS DAMASk AND TOWELS,
LYONS BLACK GROS CHAIN SILKS.
JAPANESE SILKS, SPRING POPLINS,
GRAY SILK MIXTURES, GRENADINES,
Gray and Black Striped Lyons silks, at Sl.G,
Mohairs, Silk and Wool Poplins, Poneees,
And other DRESS GOODS, Just received.
ALSO,
NEW STYLES PARASOLS; Q splendid stock.
began Il wYLlE.
apS-tf l0ls and L ego 7th street D. W
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Tie temperance men in Indiana met in con-
vention at Indianapolis on Wednesday, and
after stormy session there was a split which
hopelessly divides them. They could not hope
to accomplish much united, but the division il
fatal to their prospects of growth for some time
to come 1t appears that there was a stormy
discussion ON the question of adopting a pro-
hibitory platform, nominating a state ticket.
nc. Finally resolution was adopted that all
persons fayoring the nomination of full state
ticket are eligible to membership in the con-
ventiOn At this the minority-about fifty del
egates-withdrew, and after organizing a sepa-
rate convention adopted resolutions that it was
inexpedient to make any nominations, and that
committee be appointed to- call a future con-
vention after the democrats have presented their
candidates. The majority convention, on the
other hand, nominated ticket with s. B. Fall
kenburg for governor and DIR. W. III. Kendriek
Ter lieutenant governor, and adopted the plat
form Of the national temperance convention.
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] Lpl'fTHE ALMIGHTY DoLLAR.@
WHAT 1T WILL BUY AT SILyERBERG'

Handsome set Lace Sleeves and Collar,
Three pair fine Iron Frame Hose.
Two pair English extra long Ba briggan Hose,
Que OF our buff lined Seaside ParasOis,
Six. hye, four, three or two fine hemstitehed
HaDdkerchiefs, warranted linen,
Three pair Gents British superstout Half Hose,
Three pair superfine ditto,
-Four pair ditto double heels and toes,
One twenty six Whalebone French Corset,
One good Umbrella or Walking Cane,
Gne large Toilet Mirror or Lookineglass,
Large Travelling Basket or Satchel,
Fine Carved Corner or Side Bracket,
Carved or Lava Card Basket,
Carved Salad Sets or Match Safes,
Towel or Hat Racks, Music Stands,
fasels, Frames, &c,
Set of six Table Mats,
Set Of fine Wire Dish Covers, .
Two fine Japanned Tea Trays.
Handsome Backgammon or Chess Board,
ret OF fine Chessmen or Pomipoes,
Hands, me ll-leather Wallets, warranted,
Oil Painting in Gilt Frame,
Large variety Of Ladies' Garments at one dollar
each,
Two pretty Aprons for 81,
Handsome Lace Tides, 4, 3 and for 81,
Fine Hair brushes. with or without Comb,
The best 8 .25 Base Ball for o.,
Excellent lid Gloves at 81,
Three pair Gents Linen Reversible Cuffs for 81.
Besides a full assortment Of FRENCH GILT and
GOLD PLATED yEWELRY, consisting of sets
Bracelets, Sleeve Buttons, studs, Pins, Pencils,
Crosses, Locke Chatelaine and Vest Chains. &c.
In fact, the largest assortment Of DOLLAR
GOODS in the city.
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We have hitherto published several articles
going to show the efficacy of vaccination as a
preventive OF smallpox, and the Importance of
the subject is our apology for again referring to
It. Philadelphia has been terribly afflicted by
the loathSome disease, and Washington ana
other cities should profit by her experience.
The report of DR.. VIM. NJ. WEIGH, based upon
LIZ cases Of smallpox and varioloid treated by
him in the M unicipal Hospitsr' in Philadelphia
last year, shows that in the cases of those who
had never been vaccinsted, no less than sixty
hve FER cent died-that is, out of every one
hundred unvaccinated cases sixty-ive of the
persons died. Next it appears that of those who
were properly vaecinated In infancy, and whose
aims showed good marks, only about nine
out Of every hundred died. Where the marks
OF vaccination were "fair," but not "good.u
about sixteen out Of every hundred cases re-
suited in death Where the marks were s.poor,"
showing the vaccination in infancy to have
been very imperfect, about twenty-five died out
Ci every hundred.
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GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITS.

THEOD0RE. HOW. Is Irs 10 that THE
Me-, look g mine, and see our old stabilized
Ith street Halter, Who 10 now at No. 101
strset, near corner 18th. He win remocsl your
Hal to the --latest Broadway epring style, and Il
1snember the name q CUNNIN6HAA end the
No iClI street, adjoining corner llth.
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@THE LADIES OF REBEKAH DEGREE
US ASSOCIATION, No 1 will hold a Fair At
Odd Fellows Hall East Washington, for the ben
ett OF " idows and OF phans, commencing on MON
DAY, April 5th largeyariety of Useful and Or
namental Articles will be on exhibition and sale.
Season tickets, 80 cents. The patronage Of a gen.
erous public is urgently solicited. ap4-2w
NrTwENTYF FIRST DIsTRiC C.-There will
U4 be meeting OF the REPUBLICAN CLUB
81 the 2st District on FRIDAY EVENING, April
5ih- at d1s O'Clock at Browns Half.4 street east,
organizing The Club.
SIDNEY W. HERBERT, President.
c. II. BARTON, Sec. IChron., Repl apI 2t-
rs INDIANA RLPUBLICAN CLUB.
The regular monthly meeting will be held at
Clarks Hall, PENNEY lyaDia avenue, between "a
and 9th streets, on FRIDAY EVENING next, April
5th, ct IA O'Clock sharp. Important business will
be presented connected with the coming campaign
in Indiana. A full attendance is requested
H. Fl. TERRELL. President.
JEFF. e. BARRETT Secretary aps-3t