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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-15

AN EAGLE WATCHING FOR AN INFANT
The family of Jacob Decker resides near upper
RhOda lake, about two miles west from Copake
village, Columbia county. In the family is an
interesting daughter about three years of age
Last Sunday afternoon she stood prattling in
the door yard, when her unusual merriment at
tracted the attention of the mother. The latter,
proceeding to the door, was almost paralyzed
with fear at discovering an enormous eagle sail
ing around the child in graceful eddies, each
circuit bringing it nearer its victim. Quickly
compreheuding the situation, she rushed from
the door and clasped the child to her arms
While conveying it TO the house, the eagle holly
contested the right of possession, and
twice approached near enough to the
child to touch her hair with its beak
But Mrs. Decker being woman of
muscular strength and great presence
of mind, defended her child and succeeded in
conveying it to the house unnjured. The
eagle, apparently unwilling to relinquish its
prey, lowered around the house. and the mother
fearing that it would break through the win
dows, hid her child in closet until the bird
disappeared at night(all. The next morning the
winged monster again made its appearance how
ering closely around the house for some time,
and then perched itself upon an adjacent tree.
The mother becoming alarmed, notified the
neighbors of her fears, and before the bird was
aware of his approach an amateur marksman
sent bullet through his head, and the game
dropped to the ground. 1t proved a splendid
specimen Of the American bald eagle, measur-
ing six feet and six inches from tip to tip.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-15
Rice. whiting a. Bullock,
KERS & BROK ERS,
Cor. Main and Pearl SIS Worcester
DEALERS IN
Government Bonds, Gold. silver, Coupons,
etc, etc.
Investment Securities a Speeidlfv

etcGs etc.
Investment Securities a Specially
Buy and Sell Railroad, City and County Bonds
Special attention given orders for purchase and sale
of Stocks at Boston and New York Boards.
Agents for the various lines of European Steamships
Passages secured to and from Europe cabin steerage
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Exchange. Drafts
drawn payable in any the principal cities Europe.
Allow interest deposits subject to check at sight.
Special deposits for three months or longer received
with interest at current rate. diff aplO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-15
Noticed

NOttceL
Having leased the Stone Yard at Worcester Junction,
to Horace Hamilton, the
Piummer Granite Company
desire to inform the pnbc that they have no connection
with that concern All orders intended for the Pummer
Granite Co.. for granite from their quarry should be
addressed to NOrthbridge, Mass.
mis- diff ISRAEL PLUMMER, Treas.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-15
Br. G. F. HARDWOOD,
DENTIST,
MARRIED

NJ diff
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10

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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10


The action Oft HOUSE Of Representative
yesterday in unanimously deciding In favor
Of Judge Boles against the acting member,
Edwards meets with universal approval.
Many good aud true Arkansas Republicans
now In this city rejolced greatly when the
decision OF the House was made known. The
effects OF this triumph Of truth and justlcc
Ia htly expressed ln the following dispatch
from Memphis To the ClnoianAti Enquirer!
"E,oth Of the morning papers here, as we'll as
two Of the Little Rock dAfiies, Contain lengthy
eii,orials indor.l1E ths action Of shs COMMITTEE
porting against Edwards, sittlng nnetnber Of the
House u Representatives, and all anticipate an
early Resignation Q. expulsion o. Olayton irom
tlon has been 10 materially advance tho price Of
ali ArkAnsAs securities. The people are dis
pelllng all fears Of ropudlaton BY ths author.
of a change In the administration AZ an Illus
trAtion % this fact, Arkansas leyes boads.
which few days ago sid at % =, sOld here today
ltiea are equAlly nrm. Rsgardlng the uns.at-
ing Of Eiwards . paper q this city says Judge
Bolea Was the Republican candidate, but the
clayton, thou oovornor ignorlng Ia tho most
shameless manner the election returns, aud
thruwinE ont counties and townships With the
sole purpose Of giving the oeTtnoate of election
10 Edwards for . fraudulent and corr upt design
TO benent himself Edwards was the Demo
cratic nominee, and TO secure the eleolion Of
Clayton over Mcdonald n senator Of the
United statos u was necessary TO carry the
friends Of Edwards, whose votes were obtained
by defeating Bolos. Tho action Ot the commit.
ana II tSor" % % was Contestant o. u iSr The SSss q
Clayton Wc ahould look for the Same action In
the Senate against him ~ there has been
ssSt Without cOntss,ant @ mt We think i likely
Clayton will be expelled. That he ought 70 be
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10
sUuSER.s CIVIL RIeHrs.


It's said that the frequent recurrence to fun
damental principles IL neccssaryfor the preser-
walton Of liberty and good government. Thus
believes Sumner and many other Senators,
asthey have from time 70 tine been heard 70
say, in eject during the dlscussion on DE
civil rights BIN. We all, as Republicans, be-
lieve the above doctrine, but Il is emineutly
proper that practically these discussions do
not work injustice or discourage right-doing,
a. wehold virtually Senator Summers amend
ment to the amnesty bill has been doing.
What we want Is enlarged views Of pollti.
cal duty and statesmanshlp At this time, and
not q actlcious adherence to so-called
'Tighb" that In themselves are nothing un-
lees proven proper aud right at this time
Now, II, as Senator sherman has said, the
effect OF Mr.. Summers original resolution Is
TO admit Hottentota, Chinese, Malays, and
all the hoaihen tribes Of the East 10 our
privileges, and thus further demorallEe
voting population suficisntly demo- AllEed
ws want none Of IL On the other aide, we
defend the right OF natlve-born colored men
10 fun and free participation lu the govern
ment OF their native land. Tho eolored clti-
zen who has no other language, Ideas Of life
or religion, than those he finds At home,
must be, In the uaturc Of things, distinguished
from the heather Chluee" who may be or
dercd here ut the will Of his Government 70
upset or destroy country for which he can
have no love, and from which he hopes to
smierate 20 soon as he has accumulated sum
elent cash 70 take him back to Chlna.
Measrs, Sherman, Morton, Cole, and Nye
arc RIGHT In demanding that some dlstlnctlon
oe had between our own. uatlye-born and
Christian ednaatsd coiored people and the
bHrbaroua and hcathenish tribes Of China and
HindostAn. fth all very wen for Senators
to refer to the fundamental principles" 4" bat
LET rs be moved by proper caution, or We will
lose sight aud right 10 have any principles or
freedom or free government left Our think.
Ing and religious classes oil believe this, and
Il Is dangerous for Senators 10 fly In the face
OF facts. ...
Our observation Of the vote yesterday on
Senator Coles amendment shows that all
the conservative Senators voted with the
oxtremlsts In declaring that Chinese and all
tho trIbcs Of the earth shall come here and
vote became orr native colored cltiEens are
TO DO projected. 1he wisdom OF this courso
Ia on spar with that other CONSERVATIVE
| policy that forced tho country and the Re-
publican party 10 cast away Its policy of
| afixing an educational qualification to the
franchise, and BY making u necessary to re-
construct tho Southern States on this basis :
placing q lot Of irresponsible persons In otfice
throughout the South. The Senator from
Kentucky yesterday spoke Of those old Bour-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10

An unusually brilliant SeasOn a now draw
ing 10 ia cloec. The danes and dAmsels have
enioyed themselves hugely, and EVERYBODY
conRratuiates everybody else on the hAppi-
ms. each and every one has had m the few
vsek, ,ha, have pessed much swifter than
brvbt-eyed youth apt,cIpated. ar the Urper.
ON. plver. Of entertainment, Imagined would
coma 10 clo.o the pleasant round Of soeIal
amenities usherinp In the period of PRAYER
.rd r.nen,apca. ipaeea. ,,they tol,ov hard
.,,., .nd -. are dI.no.sa 10 ioln ,hs nl...-
,r,-,aksr. ana wi,h tboy could he aeierred
ain longer. put re.t IA reouIred. and health
c.nnot e,I.. without the mpeb-ueeded fasting
r-...,,hsd v,.aIy N follow ,ho ,eason n
fesstln,, Next weak will eloae The mseason.n .
and xithon, InduIUInv In anv y.rv heavy
-, r.a.c,,on. an ,ho toiu., nas, and
~, ra.,io1 axay wa wo,id eall
- 49,, .,,.n,,on N ,hs va,
,,a..o..w.n, 20 h ,n. nr...n, owe, ,ho.s
- "a Az. ,shen tsw C,nr gre.susn brouVht
- ,.,,I,is. 40 ~. can,tai .nd dI..,na,Ion
"a /. sro~.sr form tbau men vIsItIpg and
r.s.,ng an evening In socIal lows snrroppded
- -,,Tss a,a Sangh1.r. Go.sIp NAV be rife
"A ..andaI ENGAGE tbe IIttle minds Of IIttIs
Dooola but scand,I ar yo.sip are not 40 bad
ss bar, drInkIpg and worse Hmussments.
Io, each select eongerial pleasures, n tn oy
b. eomparatlvely innocent, and II we who
NAV moi follow the giddy throug because OF
oocnna,lon. ambition. or for lack of zeal eyer
attending lhat period aptly described as sthe
Ioau and slIppered pautaloonr-ifthevet veterans
care NOT FOR Inc pleasures OF the Young, vet
our heart, can 90 with the fair and the brave
who have trlpped through the .'seasouu with
no greater harm than an occasional head
ache or no1,Ible heartaehe. over the supo-
rior dazzle Of Miss Mlgglns' Jewels, or the
immenslty OF muscle and endurance youch-
safed 70 that unwcarIed youth who "led the
German"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10


A boy Of II occupies a pulpit at Marshal.
= Isabella Bsechsr Hooker I, going to stump
Oonnecticut for the Democratic ticket
nam Tss NJ Fss.s =. =. ,S.sS Cor sy yP;sS. PSs%
pston De- Iaborie, = sslsSyatsd orlsanl,t
valit W. run over d Paris by a lauSdrsSs'
cart recenfly, and knled.
- Tbs Duks d saIe. ooburs pays the paAsin
pcs,s, rsss' beside 0SiS ~SSs s% SuS ISs s.s
nearly the entire edition Of such issuss aseontaIa
hts doEEerSl. gs.-r .T rFf
An Ohio man has been married seventy ave
during the whole time. Although she Is nov los
years old, thers seems TO DO no prospect Of his
: Tom King, the retired pugilIst, has offered
the iIon.tamsr MCCARTHY, but The owner Of
the beasts has determlned TO retire from the
lion business, and declines TO accept the offer.
Governor Bradley, Of Nevada, is hunting
and Lander cOuntiss over s ri 100 head o. whom
strayed away In the late storm. involving loss
of el200o.
: The Hon. Hooking u. Hunter, whose death
the nrSt white child bora on the Hookhoeklng
river, and vas Tor years associated with the
Hon, Thomas Ewing In the practice Of law.
IoopSs spss,ai aptsuas iSr q o. "a Hrssp Of n rail-
road cases, and % saosessfai was he In those
that In New York he was recognised a. among
the ablest railroad lawyers In the country.
- The PittsburR Lsadsr, Of Saturday, says
waohtel went Into the ladies room At the MON
depot In that city and wnltEed himself into q
sect close By the porcelain slEn which reads !
sa Kin Sa BSn: SSs q ss z!Ss re
permitted In. that room. wAohtol didn't pro
pose 70 10 lust Jet and the officer vested CON
btdsrable politsness trying 70 conyinoe him. bat
the singer insisted upon following the syen
tenor, oi hts ysy. flrmRs.. naally spsssedsd
aud gurgie and InAgnlieently HoN, but on the
/ contrary femhrkad vety Anarlly "If vas In
Europe you Wontin't talk 10 me hat way
: Rev. Stsphea Morgan uns tried IN Polies
Court, Al clncl pnaii on hafsday, foT the lsrosay
| of books from the public library, Judge Garter,
IN the courfs a hil rsIoarkn sid. y Mr.. Mergan
admits that he took tho bookss With rsgard 70
those books Mr. Morgan states that he needed
them 70 nt himself Tor the prufenliun that he
had adopted, aud that led him 70 make the
stop. I must say that the evidepoa Il eonclnsite
| 70 ny mind that he is guilty. That D. the ver-
| dict. While have frequently sent msa 70 the
| workhouse for siz mdntha, and .hned shetn
| enough 70 keep them thero nearly q year, 1
that u does not rsqulre ne 70 pe.s . ssntenoo
msnt, u shall be In favor Of the prisoner. I be.
lisys the lsssen Il snch that, while Il may asst
/ cloud over him for lltila while, hops aud
trust his conduct IN the future viii be such that
| the many warn friends who have conc 10 his
AaalstAnoa on this occasion will never have any
| cause 10 regret ~ Mr.. Morgan win be hned
Us and costs, and / rsaalt the hno and costa"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10
80 O, o o 0.
THR BAI.TiSI
Weekly American.
THR PApRR E0R THE PEOPLE.

rHKwEERLY AN ERiOAN Il especially adsBtsd
% ths -Aata q aI.ons gs,dlng IN tosns ytlases,
EiiteTlsis pablishsd "a ds DAIII AHEHIoiN, sI.
ospt to-a of msFslT Local lntsfpt, tasethsr eith
hana nan q he prseesdnGs % ognGs.s. snd ihs
cable Laa stsAmsf ioeal and gsnslAl lstellissnss
lliss. Mo- oaJ is ths subsorpllsn price W1 ioI.
GREAT PREMIUM List
sssisisf FtY fss'i A,,isls. 'Iss h Sd e ssslhG
aGSsSEsrSRhio aGRSssEgs rSRRhio EEsfkRsMsk sMksT H. a. SREHA
TRRSIs OF srBsCRiPTIoN TO THR
wRklkLht
Ope copg for siH g0
nue oupg tof ooe
htn 90 - tor one ~
IsOVe o9plsa l0f one JHAf "
VI teso oooieif q oue Jou,, W W
Tsso1 coptss Tor e W
1uanttsaEa cOelas fog gear............... - 20
We vii lub 1Ma NEEKLH AMSuIuAH sith Nssrss
Sample Ogplss Gsat Free AddEss,
cItAs. q. FULTON A SON,
I2g andI9S w. Baliinsro street.
Lr.l j baltimore. AID. f
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10

= me UisYsland PlaIRdsalsr EiFsi d a rsa.
son for MRS, Scott slddoa'g Inability % hn her
lypeuni 6nRA gemeuts 10 this country the pres.
Snt season the fact that her husband lies II jail
tor debt IN Cork, Ireland.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10
Legal Notices.
2RRE n ES

L ofooLuhBiA. oL6iso AsekdIAL TEsM.
oowins, dsoelssd The sIseaics siorsssid hH,, With
q OoiambiA aforessid. appoluisd SATURDAY. the
The ~ dAg n March, tsia.. ioF the Anal ist.
said deceased and Of toe 10 hand far the
sane have been eo,lsotsd and tuulsd lnt0 monsY
oeassd notified 10 attsnd. vith thsif eAlmI proc
s.s I Z. ss:s HAs y y. z ssssasd
eopl Of thn order be puh lshsd once vesk of three
Issh In Vie hnrunLioAH previoea Y ihs e.la aAg.
lsissss,sa- Il a.slss.s MssssrSi g Riu.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10
New Advertisements.

U - oARRIAgEsiti
I'D ala Rlss,s .sss.s s.sssss B ssd @ 4 .v
ss bal E. 4 e
.sl,e hrFs nanbst q skooHp-uAND pARRl.
RRfAIRIao pssav,lv st,saaei "a.
ROBRRT n otAHNM,
ALet 40 sod tiA ssshsh ssrs-s. bst b and x.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10

q WAHlinoroH, b. O., January l0 isIa
On the pputloa q Lnwm hLLrn, q Oant9a. Ohio.
s IN m ies az ne q ss.n,sd 2 h
sisioas %, sa@bs.sd ,sseseusslY 80 ~ ~ 20, Iea,
h ctd.isd !ssi tas t..,lnqs! IN u. s..s sle..d
On the ID day o. April nant hal the time Tor alag
ArGgmenis aad the nfAminor,s report be hmitsd 70
the " deJ q April nex, ana that ssid petition hS
heard On the tith dag Of April merit
AsI Psrnon may 2ppes. ~. snsasen.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10
Dyeing.

OLDEST AND LARGEST DIRINa AND sGOUR-
" INa EsTADLlsnMgNf IN THE DIsTRICf.
Establlshed In 1881 Highest Premium AwaIdsd
1Adlss' Drsuaal, ohAula, OloakH, Ao,, cleaned In
The bed manaaa, h d-LiFsd. without npping, veL
70 s,ys ansaIpasAsd n ,his soaatrI In Iron Two 70
Dssss doods, shAui., Basqass, Ribbsas, Planes,
"a uloye1 AeY osHts Oloaka, ooA = Pania aAd
esIsnsssd Y ~ ~ ba.l "a ,h. p..rlot 10,
ths sleaalaE of osatisnsas bloihinH. =
k.syihlnG APpssaAialaG - ths baalRsss promptly
aseds rss,lssA 90 gs.aEssa " Szprs.a.
JAHSlH FfopdstcT,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10
\ o1IoR TO CONTRACTORS,

= OIIoR TO CONTRACTORS.
BaAnD on PuhLIc woREsl
DlaTmoT or UoLUanIA, Y
WAAan0ruA, u. u, fsbytlAIy ., lela .
ss.lsd ceos.l. 81 ss s;d :. ~. once q Ssln
p4vsmshl blooks bysn all - the dinsrsat mstbods
used Tor the lrsAtnasat Of voo1. sl N
Tha raquirad 70 be treated sll probably
oesd tsEo kpadFeA Asd hfty thopssnd sgusFs JsFdA
khsb bidder uin hs glsh hi. bid eaps o kia spsel
fall dssefptioH the meth of tfoHteut under hll
bid; also The alaadty pes saon,h he san tfsAi 10
square yarda Ald cost pot thousand ieet for teaun
Al nmbsr traAls1 viii % shbi olna a. rigd lnspoo-
uqn a the Wotks bJ aretn issDeotor Of this heArd
sreoto1 and the treating dOns. The pre- ersnao tAf
other thngs bsiaE equal uill be 70 the blddara
tHrt Of Columbia -r.". -
Tue Road TSssgyss ,hs right 10 Fsisot any and al
price will bS eonaldsrsd 10 AsArdinH the coat sea-
ALEX BnkPliEhD,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10
Washing Machines.
TnE KNOX PRACTICAL WASHING AAoHiNE
AND WRINuRR IA A oRA Nm RuooRaa

1Nhh KNOX PhAoriOAL WAbhIh0 MACHINE
AND wRISGRR Is A 0RAHD sUooKss.
Does not wear the clothes, for does no. rub thom,
orlaiprs the mos. dseais iAbra Saves one half The
tins and two thirds Of tbs soap. and les Aborlous
than the old say. and splAihina Of uatsr upos hs
person or hoOr. founA, 1000 Penn ave-, bet Tsalh
aud Eleventh streets Sign Of The Biz Baaket Wood.
ward,s IaildiusA AuaaEewsnta win be made % 20
shiGh ~ Ase AlwaIs ID e %, ~ hddrSssiAs r
eat toatimoniaa On hlo. and mag be obtAlaSd 81 hS
Store o. ~ calling 90 The following ol Wash
inEtQn sho are nllnE thsmi
". saith, 80 Third street northwest
David A. Burr, al street northwest .. ...|
OotAvtua knighI lis y street Sont beast
Rev, John b, Van Meter, tlt Toath II SouthUesL
uoorus bhaEin, ~ Third atrest northwest
" y, HAL 30 lath atrest sonthWest
Mm. ttHhuSh. lO06 D street soulhWesL
heqil ThotnA!, Howard Unlveraty,
H-ihoI9 NJ ho5S AYglaE. M q =. bst W tad lo,h "
nS W, II. bhedd. VS. x atreet north seaL,
hr4 sgriohley, eoF. lid ave, and Ssoond st. n w.
y. hAlloek, ~ stToot sqatheask I- I IT..
~ vaatSli' SS hiHih o.. bst Pa Az, and ID streets,
y vA u hSfLs. 4 o.. bet. SIXTH aud Seventh Nav
pr Qulysr, aOl Tenth strost southwest
q. Dsviins ull II street. northwest H...
Deviin. st., New Jsrsay ~. and NORTH OAOitol
Iheao paehlaes gre mahniAotaled b. n lgneh
county riahts for sAisin Vii4iniA Ahd MA5JiAnd,
iA1O-u y. y. BUELL., AetinG Agent.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10
Lost and Found.

r oaT-A GOLD EHAkKLKD BLRRYE. But.
ssr.S.sa:a s s. % i..iSs u q 1is S6E S1ss " % al
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10

oFdsnlsit aaths -a 200 .....
aAulOHT oHIos.
No, AI3 TsalhStsssa, stSII yrs. street. or st IiO
n,IaSe ss'sl ass1ssssSa, WtiIbs prp@Dts alisa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10
Boarding.

ID ooaB AHO BOARD. AND TRAHsIRHF
- :, re- :ss i:a'' 'o.isfN ss
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10

Si4ioE u Rl;s Nd I rfRITiSEHE Z Z RSEs6HE
ihshi,eII2edE Ent q RNtI.R An " qIziNE fR0M |
sssEssEBS t;is
ABfEGTlp9I III dYsIs I2tr ~
= s "a: S.sd e s !. Essos sss 80 4 TSi Si
Tts y ss i' fRsRsis = "a AaEEqssft FcEiEiost
~ ): .ss i. x
ssYss%&sa ~ I.ass asH sre nj 2S
Future Days.
nv GRkRN q wILIIkNIs, ,AuctIoneeTs,
II 1Ovi' northwest corner OF renh and strsess'
TRUSTEES sALR OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
hiI hiI AYySTI2tETis9TIa ~ pitsT isTaEsF III 2ssFRiroL
si q ils:s s:sa ss 9 iss i: 90
q public sassi.s ~ on O,S he pTs%i.ss. 90 hoNDkY
Si:S.Ssy ~ A GsGSs ~ Y. t9ss ss
otwaahlneton, y. o.. 6slng parts q lo.a one and
s;;:ia'iS 4 y sSsii: fsHSlss ss "a itS Si
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Nos 900 and 500 PsansTi'.hi. s'oous.
GOVERNMENT sAsE sAsEE.2y 81 IMPROVED RIAL
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= 8 e, Ss sSIsTsss Sss
lse., deposit u eioo viii es !egui.ed a s9on Aa
wImnsroS. D. o.. Nov ~ ~,
poiSwhvFsbiAd,. Iss.ri 50; + "AI kastioSssi.. S0i =
nv wsi. 4. yA,;,. 4 7. 60 A.esioaseT,
600 sod scS ", es ssis rs ss. and Sin,A 9.
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10
UNITED STATES PATnFr oTTIoR.

0a the pellliOa q LAWS Au-LEi. q O.siea, Ohio.
oa hs tth day Of hay. 1854, aud rsissaed IL two d.
ytsioaa numbeted rsspsotively. III aad ma on the
s.h dag Of Jas' asa. Tor an improvement In HAEssst
ordered that the testiouy In tbs s... be closed
Ing AfEumsnts and the kkAmissr be limited 10
the lith dy q Agrn nent and that aid pstiton be
AnI Rsrson may spposs this st.sasien.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10
JNITEO "TATSs KS SaaiHss 22AsT sssgRvEY-SoTio

ATL sNTIS Rnsf g,SSs 6Szsf -5iI 5F oafpA. n
~ Laeie nhoal-kEtraot from . report dated Ksy
wese JsnuArl 70, lsia. from Aetias MasSsr Robert
bihtt Uaised states navy, commanding Steamer
swhsn bslsesn IndiAu River Inist and 81 Lusis
Inlst We .addsny eAms uPon thla .hoai and rnnsinE
saddesly dsseeesd ln,o tea fflhem. eeiisys thste
ahoAl eKt-nds 70 The lhQre This ahoa lies about
half uay bslgesa iadan Rlrsr ana n Lnoia Inists
L nearly all miles from The Iasd ~, a.,
islss aups usiisd sislss ue.sl ssra;;g,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10
IIHITRD sTATKs PArKNT oFBIoE.

y n WAamHaToN, D. o., JanuaTJ n, lB7o.
On the potition Of WILLIAM nuIr, o. Madison
PRINTED % hln % lhs ma dsS q ApTi. ibsa. fOI
ordered that ths testimony In the case be elossd
on the NH day of March BeIt, that the time Tor
ton be heard On the lOth dag Of April neIt
i. gss,'A mag SYPSs't thi; ~, 4 ssI.fqsien H,ss o