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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-14

OMAHA, Nan August ~, I7a I
Sealed BIDS, IN duplicate, will be received At this
ONCE untl u O'Clock, q. m, on TUESDAY, October
u lN3 for the delivery o. four hundred ttOl OaValty
Horses At Omaha, Neb, within ninety days from the
date u awaTdluE the contract
Conditions made Known and blank bids furnished
On application At this once.
ser3 Chiet q. A., Department PIatla.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-14
Proposals.
DROPosALs ION FinuR.

OFfiCE OHiET UOMMmsAhY or BUBsfsrENCE.l
DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA,
a.. ST. PAUL MiNH, Aug "a t67L :
Dea,9l pt0Rosl IN duploeto, arc INVITED untll "
9olook NJ FRIDAY, beptsmbeT u, l571 for furnish.
ing me United States hubshtenes Departmsnt with +
made wholly from ofiGlnal stock Of sound spring
wheat Of best quality and delivered Ia sacks OF barrels
times pilot 70 Nay I, l5ll, - nay be required.
bamplss o. eaoh brand Of ngul ohoted should 40.
gqatAntee from two responsible parties for the faith
ma nsssa..i. Iii ~ ~ y :, " stsel.,- -,
Flour and addressed 70 the A. o. T., Fort Ellls, ~
above stated and bidders ar inytsd 10 he pssssnt NJ
respond 70 their BIDS
By order Of hsior General Hancock, ~
j. ", GILMAN,
seJ Captain and q. \ u \. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-14
R06k is SG R f2S E2oEf S3S THE


Rock ISLAND ABgsSAL, IILEoIs,,
s.,l., D,0no,,,, iii h. August y, ls5a T..
bs opened September gb 10 furnish the following bill
Of Iron delivered At this Arsenal
required for root TGfeTs not 70 sIossd u feet In
IN I Myths as required not 70 SIecsd IS fss Sp'' 0O'
5l5l lineSl ieSt OF EOod quality American bar Iron,
p,I 3lSiTss q Ssss 9g.s epus,si iron soOsof
20 q such enEths that two pieces will make 10 feet
BlddsTS must state the name Of manufacturer and
quality q the iron they will furnish and the success
u bidder must entSr Into contract to furnish the iron
An thS lren must be furnished before November q
SP1 S9Sa1 one sd eIG5S 70 @
The Ysiisd States reserves the ElEhl loEsisg. any
sep9 Capt Of ordnance, Oom'E.
u RoPqsAlS EUR THE BUPERsTRUOTURE
L. pbhk IRON bkip9E AT ROCK ISLAND
Rock ISLAND Arsenal, III, Aug. IL, ts79.
NJ 90 the q % 6 SsSSs& e f or SHa
Ing and eTeotng, ready for travel iron aupsrstTuo
RS :RS q SPf k0eE
Aod the town OF Moline. (fhe piers are already
bottom.l lobe a through bridge, I'll lest long, Ia
five equal spans to have roadway q feet In the
roadway % % noorod with oak plank. inches b. 4
inches, and the sidewalks With pine plank Inches by
properly bfSssd he floor joisIs 10 be q Sbits Pns
PfoPoasls will DO received for both piuo wood and
wrought iron, excepting chord connections and STINT
lar RaTts. which may be Of east iron; .---.,.-,
not less than 8oJ pounds per squaro uoh Of section
ma to PAT T., 12SS Roaods without permanent 90!
one sixth 10 Of H. ultimate strength under load Of
viii bs tested As above and unless thsY give The re-
quiTed strength, all the Iron will be TeiootSd.
the iolsts and FlTdeTs N made Of wood 10 be NAMED
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-14
JAY COOKE & CO..

General Agents for the District Of Columbia
VIrEinIaI North CRFOlinn, and south Car
OllnnI
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL RANK REBUBLIO,
LEWIS JOHNSON CO.,
FAINT. WARRINGTON a CO.,
MIDDLETON a CO.
WASHINGTON OITY SAVINGS BANK,
FREEDMEN'B' SAVINGS AND TRUST COY,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-14
! orIoE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
uEITED STATES EHaREER OFTIcR,l
CHATTANOOGA, TEHH., August Q, l67A !
Sealed ptoposals, 70 be mads In duplicate, will be
received At this ofieo until 10 O'Clock, q. m, on
WEDNESDAY, September ., Ib79, for improving
~ IHe6 T. ths snoi estSssa
swsetgSter, BogITrs, Bseop's Wilson's Island.
The work TO be done consists generally Of the sIoA
yAon OF The rock, gtAve 40, the removal oi snags,
HJeT-ths depth Of water varyinE from foW inches
10 three CD feet.
Detailed spechcAtlous and for blddsFs,
Aud printed forms upon which all bids offered must
be made, may he had upon application At this once.
WALTER MCFARLAND,
$50 MtioF Of KnRineerA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-14
Proposals.


pROPOsALB ron FORAGE
OFFICE On. On. Mn, DEp,r PtATrEJ
y,-.n,, OMAHA, Nan, Sept 2, t72.
Sealed Bids 10 duplioate With Euarantss AHMED By
We tesponsibs parties not bidders will be received
~ ms once until eleven O'Clock O. m, THURBDAY,
uogobeT 2, lbIl, for tho daliVefy AZ OmahA Depot
Nobrasha, FROM time % tins A. required, Of
gqQOU bushels of oats,
1000 bushels Of corn,
or Any part thereof
ago." '''OP'' "'u@ w wv
bhe ttght 70 reisot any ot all blds IL ressrtsd
hAnh Doe furnished and general conditions made
Known on application II this Once
ALEX. j. PERRY,
eeI Oh, Or. Mr.. Dept Platte.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-14

PROPOSALS. FOR REMOYING sUNKEHLEDGE
IN OOOHEOO RlYkR, NEw HAMPSHIRE.
UNIFIED STATEa HNuMEER'B OTFICE,l
PORTLAND, NE, Beptsmbsr9 3, l67l \
Proposals will be Ieeeyed y this once until 10
O'Clock, a. m, on "WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant for
the removal Of about iJ cubic yards sankan ledge At
tho Upper NAIrows,S In COohsoo river, within the
town OF Dover, N. H.
Persons desiring 10 make proposals for this work
are requested TO amply 10 the undersiEusd At this
once In Morton Hlnik, UonRrofs street, Portland,
Maine, or At No, Bulhneh street, Boston, MAssA.
ohusetts for specifications and further Information
concerning the same 0EO. THOM,
Lleutsnanl Oolopel Of Engineers, BFeTst BrEadIsr
GeneTAl United States Army. ssp6
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-14
pRoPosGLs FOR SUPPLIES.

OFFICE ACTINa OoMAIHsAAY or SUBsIATEsCE,l
US, A., Fort fnUMBULL, Or, AUG. ~, 1871. !
healed proposals, In duplicate, will be received At
this once until noon on FRIDAY, tho 9th day Of
September, leI2 for supplying this post with the fol-
lowing Subsistence Stores, viz:
BbArrela Mesa PuTk.
~ barrels Flour.
rs pounds White BeAnA
ID pounds Rice.
$50 pounds Green Rio Coffee.
1850 pounds Brown Sugar equal 10 StuArtsO.
81 gallons VINEGAR
~ pounds AdAmantns Candles
~ pounds Soap.
46l pounds Salt
pounds BlAok Pepper.
Details and re environments furnished by the under.
siEued. oopy Of this advertisement 10 be AltAohsd
10 each proposal offered. o. II. HOWARD,
AuH Firut Lieut. fifth ARTILLERY, A. u. \.
Al OTIOR To OONTRAOTORS
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-14
Proposals.

pRoPosALS FOR SUPPLIES.
fURcHAsTNd AND DIABuRsINu PAYM auTER'sl
OFTiCE, UEtTED aTATHs NAVY,
No, u BhoADwATt hEw YORK, Sspt &, iala
PtoSo5als, sealed and indoFssd on engelops "Hlds
TOT supplies adyeTissd will be received al mis- once
nnt O'Clock 18th Inst for the following supplies of
ne Dssi qaAIu 70 b deliyered free Of sIpense, At
BUREAU EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
sWO tons Anthtaolte htsamsT Coal.
70 ~ nenyered At such times a. may DO required,
end !oblset 10 tho usual inspection.
bldders are referred 10 the ooer In charge at the
nav Jhrd fOI further Information
Inc right u reserved TO reject AnV or all bids that
MAJ not Be deemed adVanta ESous 70 the Goysfnmeni.
hosponsible security requb cd for the prompt and
specified. ~ '
blank forms will he furnished Al this once, and
bids opened At the hour above nAnsd, sksn parties
-, j. o, BRADFORD.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-14
no snIF BUlLDERs N MGoRINRrs.

Proposals. for nav steam machinery for the unItad
Stato6 Revenue Steamer MAhoninE, and Tor me eTec
uon Of the same In the vessel and bopATAto pFoposSs
for putting In neg Main Deck, Of bonthsin nine 4
BY nohesl properly fastened, will be- TooeiVed n lie
O'Clock noon, OF SATURDAY, the 9sth seotSmbeT
Instant The proposals TO be 10 heeordaboo VIM
~ me On9tom House In philadelphia Pa, Or at the
IIe9AnEy Department, II Is desirable that tho work
suoated to stats the date BY which thoy Will aRrss
~ nave tue new work completed In each case The
n9yotnmeUt reserves tho right 10 tcieut any or all
bldA WA. A. RIOHARDSOR,
tePll Acting NerFstsY Of tho lTeNsuTy
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-14

u. \. HHdHEEA'B OTFICE,l
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Aug. J, l6I2,
Sealed proposals., to be made In duplicate, will DO
received ~ this office until ten u0) O'Clock a. m,
WEDNESDAY, September twenty. nth, t9bth,l ls7g.
Tor Improving the Tennessee river at the following
shoals between ChAttAnoUEa and Loudon, Tennessee,
via LoudOu, HaTrison's, sWeetwAteT, BOEaTta IA.
land bhOAlF
The work 70 be dous consists generally Of the eIoA
WALTON OF rock gravel Ac,, the removal OF snAga and
the construction Of Tprsp dams all In the river, the
depth Of water varying from few inches to three (
feet,
Detailed speolncAtlons and inSttuotlons Tor hddsrs,
and printed forms upon which all bids offered must
DO made, may be had upon application at this Office
WALTER MCFARLAND,
AuN Major OF EnEi nOsTs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-14
sAFEi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lHRa =.
JAY COOKE & co,

Oner for sale al par aocrued interest the
First Mortgage Land Grant Gold Bonds or the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company. They arc
free from United states tar, and are issued Of
the following dsnOminatiOnSI Coupons, 900,
$500 and eI,OOOj registered, 800. $500,
$1,000, $4,000 and elO, 900.
With the same sntre confidence with which vo com
meudsd GoVernment bonds TO Capitalist and people We
nov, after the fullest investigation recommend the
Northern Pacific Railroad bonds 10 our friends md tho
general public.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-14
DRoPoRALs ION FlloUR.

pROPOsALB FOR THE PURCHASE or
L HOUSES.
TREABuhHR's 0RFI0H, HowARD UNIVEhBIrYl
WAhHnaToF, d. o.. sept u, 1871. I
beAled propoaAll Will ho received BY the Executive
Committee Of Howard University uull 10 o'clock, a.
m septsmber u, lsa for the purchase Of the two al
rows OF houses known Lincoln nuildlnEan atuntad
Park.
Particulars made known on application at ihis
iSot any bids not oonsdofod AdyAntAEOoua % lho in
seDl99t Treasurer Howard UniTeTIlly.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-14


L TkD STATES GOvERNMKNf BUILpiNu,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
oTIIcE or SUPERINTENDENT CUSTOM HousE,l
Sealed proposals will DO received al this oraoo un1
y m Of the 18th dAJ OF September ls19 for fnrnish
6ad H. ,S % g e the S,,s,. Hnsf
Slss9. sharp sand, p b. delivered SaSaiilss sub
umss "A may IN his iudEmsat be rsquisits '-
sample Of the band 70 BE- submitted.
All proposals must be made on tho printed form 10
~ peoal bend "a the sum Of one thousand Dollar
t9 OlO that the bidder will accept and perform me
all bids lie reserved. Payments will be m ads monthiT
dednoanE ten per cont, until the compilation Of the
Proposals must be lnelosed in scaled euy.lops. In.
dorsod Proposals. for band, New GoysTnmS1t Buiid
iBEs, OhioAEo," and addressed 70
sell j. o. RANKIN. Superintendent
L SoyERNSiESf BGfL DDiiNSS t UhfcSSGaSS,
dTTiGs o%SsUrrnnrrrprST CUSTOM HoUur,,
Sealed proposals will DO received al this once untn
y m Of the 18th day Of September 1879 Tor inrniSb
1E and dellysTIoG On The site Of the nev Uhltsd
oAgo, ~, sAy l0COiGq besl quality hard burned OF
,SwSs bSes @ ss delivered q quaHLltss subject to
may in-his Judgment DO requlsiIs
sample Briok 10 be submitted.
All proposals. must be made tho printed form 10
b penal bond ~ the Ium Of one thousand doiGTs
(tlO) that the bidder will accent Ard pVTioTm ibs
contract, awarded him.
The right TO reject any or all bids IL reserved.
Payments viii be made monthly, deduetInE ten peF
cent until completion OF the oonifaoL
sd Sos. a0s % nIOisS f s :es Nd 'PssSPs
sspli 3. 8. RANKIN. su TSsd ~
pRoPosALs FoR CEMENT FOR THE NEw
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-14

WAhHlNGTON AND ONO RAILROAD
" hpnnF bohedule, beEinHinE mil 4, ts5l To,
alha dsiT Io1oopt hundaIs) bstVosn AleIAndfIs Ard
hamilton; Leave Alo1AndTiA At t5 a. M. and ID n
n. ps9i LeeaJurG ~ a. m. and % p m, sud a..
iuI IeM hAminon At u ., N. and s. .. M. Leave
nismht9n A. bn a. m and u 70 D. m. pass LsesbuFF
10 a. m, and . :O5 y. m.
me - a N. train from AlsHAndriA and n 90 D. NJ
kemps daily liue Of Coaches Tor Puresllyilis suIet
gfuvilo' HefrJyills sud Winchester Also M
heameta hne Of Doaehes which leave IassbuTs iaiiI
iot hlde and MiddleburE 'V
AH uQods, per Steamer, Railroad or EIpreas n
care Of X. ". HAYENER, freight ard TloLst AE.nt
AletAndria' viii be forwarded As far a. Hamiiton
hsee ot ohatEe, other thAn our regular tariff Tntoa
accumulation tiotets three osnta per mile.
Annn.l uohetA' ~. ". II. lANNNEH,
m1lbu General Ticket AEsnt.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-20

ROSEWOOD STAIN.-AlcohOl, l gallon
three days in a warm place, then add OF
3 ounces of extract of IogwOod, or more, il
you want darker shade aquafortis,
ounce. One, two, or more coats, to suit
your fancy.
CLEANING STOVES.-StOve lustre, when
mixed with turpentine, and applied in the
usual manner, il blacker, more glossy and
durable than when mixed with any other
liquid. The turpentine prevents rust, and
when put on the old rusty stove, will make
it look as we'll as new.
COOKING VEGETABLEs.-If one portion
of vegetables be boiled i'll pure, distilled,
or rain water, and another in water in
which little salt has been added, a de-
cided difference is perceptible in the ten
derness of the two. Vegetables boiled in
pure water are vastly inferior in flavor.
FRANKLIN SOAP.-One pound common
bar soap, pint alcohol 10 drops citronel-
les, or other perfume, ounce spirits OF
hartshOrn. Have your soap cut very fine,
put all the materials in clean iron kettle,
and stir it slowly until all is dissolved. Let
it just come to boil, and then take it up
in moulds or bars.
New VARNISH FOR EARTHENwARE.-
Equal parts of white glass and soda, finely
pulveriZed, carefully sifted and mixed.
This varnish is applied in the same manner
as that in common use. The advantage OF
it is this, that it is safe, and can have none
of the poisonous effects that arise from the
decomposition of lead varnish.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-20
Pruning Fruit Trees.

A correspondent of the Rural Ne,U
Yorker says he prunes his young trees the
first year pretty close, and the second year
freely but not as close as at the first sea-
son.
He gives his ideas in this way:
If these trees were not pruned at all, Gas
some would-be authorities on fruit culture
advise they would soon become the most
ungainly, disappearing things imaginable
Instead of the fruit being produced on the
strong, lower branches, which are able to
sustain the weight, it would be on the tall,
slender twigs, and it would sway about
until blown off before half mature. By
judicious pruning, We can build up a tree
into almost any desirable form, and make
it produce its fruit just where it will be
the most convenient for gathering, and be
certain it will not be blown off before ma
turity. The natural tendency of most va
rieties of pear trees is upward but wide
spreading, open head is the most desirable
form for producing large crop of fine
fruit; therefore, we must prune to correct
natural defects.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-20

To COVER A STEEP BANK WITH GRASS.
"A German method is: For each square
rod to be planted, take half pound of
lawn grass seed, and mix it intimately and
thoroughly with about six cubic feet of
good dry garden earth and loan. This is
placed in tub and to it liquid manure,
diluted with about twO-thirds of water, is
added and well stirred in, so as to bring
the whole to the consistency of mortar
The slope is to be cleaned off and made
perfectly smooth and then well watered,
after which the paste just mentioned is to
be applied with trowel and made as even
and thin as possible. Should it crack by
exposure to the air, it is to be again water
ed and smoothed up, day by day, until the
grass makes it's appearance, which will be
in from eight to fourteen days, and the
whole declivity will soon be covered by a
close carpet of green.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-20

LEACHED WOOD ASHES" My opin-
ion of soapers' ashes," says an English
farmer, is confined to the application of
it as tOp-dressing ON pasture land. About
twelve years ago l agreed with soap
boiler for 1900 tons of soapers' ashes. 1
used to apply about twenty wagon loads
the whole in. was laughed at and abus-
ed for my folly; the wise ones alleging
that my lands would be burned up for
years, and totally ruined; all of which /
disregarded, and applied my soapers ashes
every day in the year, reeking from the
vat, without any mixture whatever. ]
tried six acres mixed up with earth but ]
found it only done things by halves. My
land never burned; but from the time OF
the application became dark green color,
bordering upon black; and has given me
more, but never less, than two tons pei
acre ever since.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-20

STEAK SOFTLY TO HoRsEs.-No man
must speak loud to any of the horses, or in
the stable where they are. Horses of good
blood are nervous, and loud, excited con-
versation is felt by every horse in the sta
to one horse are felt by every other horse
who hears them, and keep them all ner-
vous and uneasy.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-20
THE DAILY CHRONICLE.
OF DAILY PAPER.
WEEKLY PAPER
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Ten lines, solid Nonpareil. to constitute square
One Square, each 90
IT, Special rates on application for advertisements
by the year or month.
Local Notices ten cents per line each insertion
City Notices FIVE cents per line each insertion.
ALI advertisements due after first insertion.
Yearly advertisements payable quarterlE. All other
advertisements payable on demand after first in
sertoD.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-03-20
Undertaken.
S. NEWMAN.
Tax Collectors Sale of Bank Stock,

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT WILL. ON
the 4th day of April. 1872, proceed to sell at the
court house door in Knoxville Tenn, 80 shares of
stock in the LIST National Bank of Knoxville listed in
the year 1862 the property of H. B. Henager for
taxation; valued at $l5t00 tax sl65 and costs 100
shares of stock in the same Bank listed for the same
the property of d. E. Reese for taxation val
ued at $4,000 tax 21l0 and costs And Is shares of
stock in the same Bank listed for the same year for
taxation, the property Of VIM. Goddard valued at
81 800; tax. $3.50 and costs Levied on by me under
warrant Of authority issuing TO me- authorizing to
distrain for state and county taxes AL of which will
be sold at the aforementioned time and place if said
taxes and all costs are not sooner satisfied,
H C. TARWATER,
Late Tax Collector for Knox County.
March 10, 1S72-d6t
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-10-26
The MARYLAND INSTITUTE FAIR

The MARYLAND INSTITUTE FAIR.
The Industrial Exposition at the
hall Of the Maryland Institute is more
than ever attractive. Daring the
week new machinery has been added
and some of it is really we'll worth the
inspection and examination of the
public. They will see in it a marvel
Gus exhibition Of man ingenuity, and
comprehend how it is that so much is
accomplished in the present age as
compared with the last Other de
partments Of the hall present much
attention. There are the Z lass bio"
ers, who spin out their beautiful and
fragile little TOYS and ornaments with
surprising facility and e&ledition.--
The paintings are very han so 1o til"
furniture is magnificent; the photo
Graph, life like and elegant, the per
uneries odorous and sweet smelIinr
the lnasic cxhilaratins: the ladies one
sees radiant with smiles; the gcntlc-
men houyant with hope amt ANNA
ton; and the children eiactuI and
wiu5oDe. We know Of no place where
one may while away a couple Of hours
with more pleasure and interest. DO
not let thi, opportunity g uNnnprov-
ell With the present month the FAIR
will he brought to close
H,3y;,l.,.,,j
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-10-26
nE.n. It is stated that the Baltimor

nf.n. It is stated that the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad are about to take
the control Of the hotels at all the
stopping places on their lines into
their own hands. For this purpose
the company is erecting many new
buildings, and has just finished one at
Cumberland, which will compare IA
vorably with any in the country. 1t
is Of Baltimore pressed brick, with
wide piazza, and with a platform sixty
feet wide in front Of it, paved with
ScL'linser pavement. 1t is steam
heated, and has accommodation for
four hundred guests.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-10-26

Two of the japanese girls sent to
this country to be educated have gone
to San Francisco, with a view of re-
turning to their native land. One is
suffering from a serious affection of
the eve sight, and the other is very
probably afflicted with home sickness.
Twenty girls still remain.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-10-26
rt::ss~ The Frederick NarY'1lld lie

o." The Frederick Na,y'1jld Hcf-
aid has battled faithfully and ably
for the success of the Liberal Repnb-
lean cause, and the election Of Hor-
ace Greeley and John Eitchic. If
they fail to triumph on the 9th of
next month, it will not be for the
want of a steady aim and staIwart
blows. The struggle has been a quiet
but fierce one. THE danger is not
vet over
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-10-26
TIE GREELEY COLUMN.

reAr 4 Grand Democratic Barbecue
and Mass Meeting will take place in
Frederick on Monday, the 4th Of No
yember. The friends Of Greeley,
Brown and Richie are urgently in
vitcd to attend. The meeting will be
addressed by half dozen eloquent and
able speakers.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-10-26

nR- The man who cheated the
Printer never did succeed in anything
he ever undertook.
nea- A dishonest man who won /
nav his debts when he can deserves
to have the finger Of scorn pointed at
him.
see- Everybody is complaining of
hard times and scarcity of mouev.-
If some Of those who have money,
would begin to pay up large and
small debts which they owe, there
wov!d be less complaint. Try il.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-10-26
nA- There was to have been

n- There was to have been a
Grand Mass Meeting and Torch Light
Procession of the Republicans Of En-
mitsburg on Friday evening, the 25th
instant. The Grant and Wilson Club
Of Mechauicstown had made arrange
ments to attend $50 strong, but owing
to the heavy rain they did not visit
our sister town. The grand demons
tratlon had to be postponed to a more
propltlous season.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-10-26

At Emmitshurg, on Monday morning,
the 2lst instant. by the Rev. Father Me-
Carly, Mr.. JEROIE ECKENRGDE, of
WilkcSharrc, Pa, to Miss JANE VEL
RICH, of Emmitsburg District
On the 26th Of September, J., the Rev.
J. Trapncll, SAMUEL D. MYERS, of
baltmorc,to Miss FRANCES E. EADLR,
of Frederick county, Md.