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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
1ONGsTREET REVIEWED.

Hugh j. Campbell, Chairman OF the LiOerai
Republican Committee Of louisiana has written reply
to Cen Longsreets letter Of decnation and retraeuon
IN which, after reviewing the history OF the LiOerA
movement In that State, he says with much force
The eentrasn and despotie interference OF the Eea
eral authorities with local matters, with state cOh1
lions and legislatures, is st as dangerous as
and outrageous a. when you, General protested
a by resiRuing your appointment, or rs "hSn ,Vu
headed IND state troops with myself IN defendng w
STATE Government against the armed eOnspraees VI tne
FedereI snfL0rtiee The grave dangers which over
shadow the State from the continuance OF inc Cus,Vn
house Motley and the consequent divisions, anlm0stos
and continued disquet aud IMPROVEMENT arc yus az a,
menacng a. when YOU and We hfst dlsseDte1 rom t
policy and strOye 10 further more Ifisnoy ana just ."
Naure between the populations OF Ine SlaIe. - a >.
We cannot therefore, now ABANDON lhe nlate hhu 10
tOnal cause which have espOusou ~ ,lr
right sim0iy because an Office more or Tess Wbch hho.
iustly have been conceded 10 one OF our hummer n
been withheld The principles OF tbe LDei@i N9VuD'N'"A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
WHAT THE GRANT DOCUMENTS COST THE
GOVERNMENT.

The WGshingtOn Patriot, which seems to have
made careful investigation headquarters declares
It's ability to prove the following facts $4,000 copies Of
The Times containing report Of the Philadelphia Con-
venton were folded in the Senate Folding Rooms Of the
Capital ranked by clerks detailed for that purpose and
sent 10y Postmaster Edmunds TO the pOstmasers in diff
feren parts Of the country 10000 copies Of the cam
pagn Times issued in July sent half to the Folding
Room Senate half Folding Rooms OF the House Of
Representatives, ranEed by department clerks and sent
States Thousands Of from The
Daily Chronicle Office, several thousand copies OF the
BinghamtOn paper containing the roorbacks of the
great Carmichael and about 6OcO,OOO campaign doc
umeuts printed at Washington Offices disposed oin
tho same waytO say nothing OF the circulars Of Mr..
Blanton Duncan. BY this time the whole number Of
documents is much above the figures given By The
Patriot
To this we may add the result Of examination
Of the Capital Folding Rooms few weeks Our re-
porter found the Senate boys, and in the
House 40 putting up Grant documents al the pub
lie cost Most Of these boys paid $40 month, but
who work for 81 per thousand much as Sl25
q month. They all draw their money from Govern
ment funds in the hands Of the sergeant-atarms.
The envelopes, wrappers, Irvine, &C.. furnished
from the same source. They have probably
used up TO this time about 100000 envelopes. The
ranking done by department clerks, whose average
pay Sic month. There than 100 OF these
official forgers kept busy writing the names Of Harlan,
Platt Hays, Logan, and others, and their aggregate
salaries for four months OF the campaign amount 10
about $4,000 The boys during the period call for
about $1,000. The envelopes are worth $4,000
Tho wrapping paper Irvine, and miscellane-
Gus stationery, must cost at least 5000 The
postage on 100000 circulars at cent each
Though majority of them probably could not be
mailed at that rate) would have amounted to 100000
Here we have then grand total Of s7sOOO taken from
tho public treasury merely for the distribution OF Presi
dent Grants documents. The wear and tear Of the
moral character OF the clerks detailed for forgery can
very well be estimated in dollars and cents but IL
must be very heavy.
Now word about documents on the other side.
Copies Of THE TRIBUNE have been sent 10 great many
persons at the expense Of the liberal Committees but
on these as have shown the postage is duly paid in
advance II has been objected that Senator Summers
great speech against Grant the Senate, which we pub
lshed as separate sheet, has been distributed under
the franks Of various persons and accused OF in
consistency in making criticism upon that, while we
condemn the wholesale ranking OF the Grant circulars
To which We reply that by law all speeches debates
and proceedings Congress classed as matter that
may be franked and Mr.. Summers speech comes under
that head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
TELEGRAPHIO NOTES.

Meniers chocolate mandatory in Paris was
damaged BY Gre usht last to the extent Of SSOoOe
The Convention of the General Christian Mis-
oary Society at Louisville has appointed the evening" q the third
WV OF day Of throughout The churches or
b o,uety OF ssions Convention will PROBABLY adjourn 10
day
The National Unitarian Conference at Boston,
Ns.s SesPresiden George VIM Curtis n T. Daniel L. seSey
m Geo Pafsgs Joseph H. Choate n T., Beth PadelOtd
o1.oy Searn IL General Secretary the Key Geo banelar
Mas, Treasurer Henry p. Kiie Mass Council the key heny
Rev. Edward Everett Hale maA, the Rev jas
Freeman CLARKE Mass WIN. Werea L. the Rev hl,h IMP
49, Mass Robert 4 Reusu Mass Adams Aver Mass John H.
rooi Ky Dornan b. Bston ~ y Chss b. Stevens has 20
Council will reorganI year lA ihe number eeiss
apponees The Kew jas u Nea9Ve
~ paramount N H. delivered address on the subject Of education
81 sred against The the Bible the pubh schools hesou
oas we're ADOPTED declaring Tat according TO the ~s 'ns "
religious Instruction upon any one oohf
~ and pegng efforts OF tbs Conference 70 resist inc
s4re OF pablo money Instruction. although would com
ils .iuiY 0 The Bible % AL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

BIDwELI-suldenly Oct "A, Marshall s. Bii"slL
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BIDWELI-Ou Thursiay Oct a. Marshall s Bdwe aged - JesnA
The will take place al the University place Clur COG
ner OF Tenh Sunday afternoon, az $50 o'clock heAhFs
AMI friends are invited 70 attend without further notice
CAFETERIA Bma N " ION welnesisy Oct 49, Edward Carter
late Of this city. 81, ,,---,-p n, vsa.
ave between Forty and Forty sKhst tbs Sturdy m
MARsH-On THURSDAY night. Oct o. after short Illness James hA&
ftbis city IN the I'd year OF bis age -. H.. 49,,
The and friends Of the family are requested to sena h, ne
from residence, 81 FfthAye' GA Monday ESA mss "
a.
MLs-At Rye r. Friday Oct 2S Phsb laughter Of A6a>'
Relatives and friends OF the family respectfully invited - attend hss
funeral on Mouday g. Al o'clock Carriages ~" 1e %
waiting the arrival Of the train which leaves ns-
York at u:3O a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
r1ryATING TIE FREEDMEN-MR. GREELEYs
LETTER.

To me Edttor OF The Tribune
SIR: | have read Mr.. Greeley's letter pub
shed In The Helc- York Times OF this morning respect
ing the proper treatment OF the Freedmen consregaed
I'm the District OF Columbia In 1870 During the war; anu
some time after, largo numbers OF the eNS'es "oio
nt North and provided with temporary homes. through
an AGENCY with which was connected, and which was
largelv spported by benevolent contributions Mr. Gree
Law give his name-I have his own signature, along
itb tboee OF Mr.. Beecher, Drs. SOrrs, Cuyler, ana
others Endorsing this work. remember that on three
several occasions he contributed Literally TO the tuh1s,
and what was to me and my assistants OF more Value
than money. he spoke words OF hearty sympathy ana
encourageinent As TO the letter aboye-mentiohtd;
heeve moth I'm sentiment and In wording II VIII DC IN
dorsed fully by all judcious persons who nave aDoSu
for the relief and elevation OF the Freedman DOM ~
sorth and in the South and 10 was especially hPpo
priate and needed iu the condition OF AFFAIRS az a,
lime do not expect 20 vote for Mr uESeisI, ia It
nave too many grateful recOllectons OF MS hnuy ueeus
aud oppressed sympathy IN behalf or the "
me TO feel otherwise than grieved OF tno an,u
introduces that letter 10 the public al TINS tlhe. 80
hetC. York, Oct. Is, 1874 W 90 80 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
TIE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WIsHISGToS ID. c., Saturday. Oct. 26-l a. III. )
Svlopsis for The paSi toenty four hour.
The barometer has continued to fall from the
lower lakes Virginia and Maine, with norteas'eIV
Winds threatening weather aud ram , a.,
south-westery TO northerly winds prevail In the
sonth Atlantic and Gulf States with generally clear ana
,earine weather. In the Northwest and upper Misss-
sppi valley slowly diminishing pressure winds grauu-
ally yeerng TO southery, and generaly cIear weather
prevails. ,,,,y
The barometer will probably all IN the Midu9 sSos
lakes with fresh to brisk northerly and eastery Winds
tbrcotentn0 weather. and continued rain, nut clearing
and narty cloudy weather, with south westerly 70
winds in Virginia and Mary lana, extend
From the ohio Valley to the Gulf and South Atlantic
coasf clearing and clear weather, with DOrthwesteiy
~ vvesterly winds; In the Northwest and thence
In Michigan and Indiana, southery winds ana Iair
weather . ,.,.,d I,os.o, Ne,v.
Iondon New-York Cape May, Baltimore ana NOriOIK'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
RED POSTAGE STAMPS AND A REFORM
ATTORNEY GENERAL.

This is the way Attorney Generals retainer
for Speaker Smith, to influence legislation" strikes
The World:
Red postage-stamp Cdshman is about TO apply for
ns2fement his position as one Of the Assistant
Clerks OF Tie House Of Representatives whlch no WIS
turned out Of on account Of the exposure OF MS postage
stamp operations IN Albany BE now cal9s tnat he TO-
ceyfd those stamps as retainer the same as
Speaker smith did the 81 from AttOrneyGen Barlow
and ne don't see why should lose his place Tor accept
ing a retainer when Speaker Smith lie appauded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
False Imnression Corrected.

Because we claim given the 50 90 pses
for teeth extraction impression gained currency that
are 50 crowded have wait long tine to be aeeoms'
dated It than ten seen minutes af
even this can avoided by securing appointment We ta PAH
pleasure CoLros DENTAL ASSOCIATION - Cooper Institute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

movement just true now az when first indorsed
them Just as essential to the revivoaon Of the South
ern States and 10 tho relief and best good OF AL their
people, white and black aud 10 prosperity and ber-
~ OF tho whole country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

Edward RI. Dixon, VI. D.. has REMOVED bis Private Hoe,
residence ~ fhaVe SPACIOUS
competent provided for those who require careful oeu
Specially The obscure seass
Of the Pelvic Anticipated dcuty In Partunaon Hernia 80
M radical cure Structure disease LaOJ Of ne
Bladder Vsrcocelo Hemerhods F and It's Consequences
Dr. D. Iedenoe from V % . asd " eYeAAt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DoNgsTiC MARKETS

Esvonr., Oct 2FouE dun supesne - Is Treble I EI
49, a. 7SRR3 - Fanly. Sy0sa Corn quissi White Nc
osts ons al 40e bran sit5 Hay Prime s2 choice
SIar23 held dnn1 a. 90 l5 Bacon qaieti osegagI'
H. 1esr Rh TIE Sdes 2ic Lard dull irfoe y yie
kek lilo Sasa sOq1 demand Fsf 10 FaT ta l's@ hssSSes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
Reconsideration.

In Buao aud all places has appeared
place Of all o daeeaHi' beiss
nonposouous with aud wash fs
mouth NJ nosthls. For sale by Druggists generally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
IFor other Ship Esvs zee I'm Pag..I

tPor oher Ship Eevs see FIN Pa1eI
ARRIVED.
see ksnn Castle @ LVerDo PssON Caealts and sand HssSc
Ship Crest Adnir.l ch.ned Boston in ballast
with mdse. -" - " ~ ~
Bark Princess Louise EOl. Pnsls Newcastle "a dvs Win nix.
Bari hlreseG tta hsresea harscIes 60 days With ndse
Brio Hsmpden, Smith, Bangor 3daYs WITH irm6et
Brig whitaker. Cotton, 81 George. p da,s With tsh.,
sshr L. Putnam Of Provinoeown West, leland i.yx
with salt
schr sAmms HsSOvn Cof Booshb.yl P,n. Gon.-.s u a.
SchT Lucy Mailman Windsor ~ g.. - 6ays With parsr
cokaTvss-
Fountain Pail River. Copy. Hes. Haven.
Sarah Mills, RockpOr, Mas hO5itor, NeN bsifors
j. B Yong Pawucket Yarmouth HyanniA
Seaport. Sag HarbOr Frances Blies Fsl River.
Eya, New London. d. Smith. New Bedford.
g. L. Heudrckson Pail River A. Clifford Proyineso-B
Caroline Corneil. Somerset Lookout, WEXFORD
Dr. Franklin, NswLOnd0n. Galatea Boston
Surf, Providence. sarah Selsey, Ner.Iiavos.
Burlington, Providence Amelia Providence.
Il. Pharo, Providence john Warren Proyisepec.
W. Bement, Providence. Isaac Sherwood ProViieu0e.
Tunis BOiins. Providence T. Straiton Providence
w. NJ Gesaer Providence. Henri Gbhs, ProYiicncs.
Mile Prank, Providence. Davidson Proyideaos.
Blair Providence John Lancaster ProySieses
J. NJ BsYlis, Providence. r. y Graham Provdsnes
Ella Hodgdon. Providence T. p Mesny. Portland.
Casc0 Lodge, Portland Onward. keE-boBdoh-
Hican0r, Fall River, Lsinagtise, WsrehAm.
Eva Norwich. aarj Price, ParlBcket
9. L. Lowering, Taunton J. A. Sheppard. Proridesss.
Carroll. HaTraganeu Pier. p A. Pike. Pr0Yiisuos.
A. ElWood FerllsVen. Col Bdfy Portland
FlOdda, ROckland. MOrelgbt, Calais
Maggie Bell Rockland Ned SImpter ROckisnf
Jos Warren, Calais NJ Cusbag, 1hen.stss.
Empress, ROcklanG A. y. Howe. Balgsr.
W. Berry R0cklAnd Congress. POrlsnd.
Para, Machias " N MsYO Calais.
Anna Mynck. Glsr-esier. Phil Shenda1, Fail Rivee
Lottie. Boston EDDY, Belfast.
J. w. Hall Boston Undne. Port.aBa O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
SENATOR ANTHONY's HAIR SPLITTING.
Until now, scarcely anybody has been found

Until now, scarcely anybody has been found
willing 20 Justify tho extraordinary ruling OF Senator
Anthony, when the Enforcement bill tackled TO
appropriation bill in the Senate. Senator Trumbull
lately characterized that ruling q violation Of parlia
mentary law. 1t win be recollected that when the
House would not pass the bill, 1t was offered in the
Senate amendment to indispensable appropria
ton bil and the House compelled TO it or
lose the bill. The provso Of law which prohibits the
attachment Of amendments not germane TO such bills is
as follows:
"Apd no amendment to any such bill fan apprOprla
ton bill making legislative provisions other than such
directly relate to the appropriations contained III the
bill shall be received"
Now Mr. Anthony comes to his own defense, and says
that the clause in the Appropriation bill which gave the
Senate right to attach TO it entirely
"Tider thereto was this
"For defraying the expenses OF the Courts OF the
United States including the District Of Columbian for
jurors and witnesses and expenses OF suits in which the
United States are concerned OF prosecutions Tor Onenses
committed against the United States for the safe keep
ing OF prisoners and for the expenses which may be in
CURED the enforcement Of the act relative to the right
Of citizens vote OF Feb 49, 1871 acts amend
atOry thereof or supplementary thereto, S0O0,OOO"
Therefore you see appropriation bill that set apart
500 for painting Cusom-hOuse barge might have
new tariff saddled it; which had the words
"habeas corpus in it might drag after 1t amend
ment giving the President the power to suspend the
privileges of the writ throughout the United States 1t
needed just this petty little qubbling of the Senator
who the chair in order TO pass the bill, to show
how indefensibe was the whole proceeding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
sn, PAns &c whbky sn SsoSse Cos.. iaase fErs..s,
-stsrln<. i1s.eissL FsvYort ssss dssoust Hols it
MINING STOCKS.

slx PKAScBco OF A-Goah and Curry is; Bsisbss s7>s
Yellow Jacket I0 Savage, IO2 Caledonia 3 0phr sa<s
81 Crown Point zoii Pioe ~ Raymond aEi E i11 Basks
Consolidated 20; Meadow Valley, M Segregated Bsobsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

The ticket office Of the Harlem haiiroau a IopalS
I'm Nott Haven was broken no b. burglars vs ~ ~ ~
,swO were stolen Servant Auhsons ana - ~ h,visg
H. Nnetsefh sob Precinct arrested, yetelai on ~ ~
committed The burga following p'Isnsi J.opn ssi
George Rouh. eye TO- John HTaud age 10 aH1 "V'" y" N'
age ~, al living u Harlem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
CONCERNING THE MAYoRALTY.

The Journal of Odmmeroe, which has been
notable for the avoidance OF partisan expressions
and for tho calm utterances OF the maured Judgments
OF large and very respectable class Of best business
men, says of the candidacy Of Mr. Havemeyer that 1t is
q blunder or something worse, and continues:
There is no claim that Mr. Lawrence not q re-
putable canddateand tit for the place The committee
themselves gansay this statement since he
urged by them candidate for Distrct-AttOrneY
the Supreme Court He has connection with any clique
or circle OF questionable aniecedents he was person
ally unknown 20 the low pOt-hOuse politicians; he
pure in character and free from the slightest faint
Every taxpayer in the city could have supported him in
the interest OF honest economical administration Of
cifY affairs: and as between himself aud O'Brien he
ought have drawn to his side largo vote irrespective
OF any party considerations.
"This the situation when the committee pre-
sented the third candidate. II Mr. Havemeyer had been
exceedingly able, clever, upright man, manifesty
superior TO both the Others there might be show OF
reason for their acton but the very reverse OF this Is
VIGOROUSLY true, III no other candidate OF superior
fitness had been nominated, Mr.. Havemeyer is
not the 10 be brought forward tho fearless leader
OF municipal reform He has not the strength OF char
aoter the acknowledged high devotion TO principle
warrant offering him substitute for Mr. Lawrence
II would be weak nomination at least but when made
for the purpose of diyerting the support Of the
taxpayers from such candidate as Mr.. Lawrence, 1t
may well be seriously questioned by all who have at
heart the true interests OF the city, III this Is all the
committee can do toward honest incOrruptibe city
government the sooner they lay aside their functions
aud retire to private life the better for all concerned"
The World discussing the same question, gives en-
phato notice to the confession Of The Neo York Times
that the Grant nominees elected by Mr.. Thomas
Murphy and his representative in the Custom-house
Gen. Chester A. Arthur 1t continues:
Who are they for whom Mr.. Murphy and Gen. Arthur
"labOred hardf Mr. Havemeyer, the avOwed friend of
the Radical nominee for Governor Gen, Dix for Mayor
the Federal Office holder and present United States Dis
t1ct Attorney, Mr. Noah Davis for the Supreme Court
and Mr.. Phelps. law partner OF Collector Arthur, for
County Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

Use Renne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil.-"h works hks
charm" TO cure Saa sprsns Paralysis sG JOINTS and does not Ices
It's virtues clean and delicious Try IT, reader keept
the house Your likely se it Use ior Sore rhss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

No GAG Broadway ficory No Great Jones Glasscue sa4
grayers introducing ami fashionable patterns q eg A
Cs Monogram kc Also China Plated Ware aud Gas RIures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

Grace Church TharstiJ Oct -
~ C. Potter, D. d. MI Levi Child to haJ BALDWIN.
dankhter Of Hugh Alehncl0as.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

For family use. the LEcnrrn,nma TAuLs s..0s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
a. fresh. Btrainins.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAY PRAScIsco Oct 5Anved ship CsroIas M,gau fos Ns-
YOrk bark Camilla Pulyer from the Arctic vita 90 bbl
whale oil and J pounds Of bone The haJ las
from Esqlimal, has arrived from tso years cruise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

DIED

Al Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed Nth fsh
no.ne aud 1idress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
CUBA.
THE STRUGGLE FOE INDEPENDENCE.

TIL oIhUUULE FVh INUHTENULNCE,
PROTEST AGAINST UNDERTAKING. THE
ACHIEVEMENTS or THE PATRI0TS-PARAL-
The Hickman courier., 1872-02-17
aaisfellauu.
A Missouri wedding Under the
Leap-Eear Code,

AoAA u A7t- vooC lfAliSA-
There was nice little party Wedues-
day night at the residece Of one the most
respectable families in South St
Joseph, and while the festivities were
progressing, two charming young ladies'
sisters, took a pair of young men by the
arm, remarking that as it was leap year
they proposed 10 insist on their preroga-
tives, and desired to AT once be married.
A Squire was called for and one was
shortly found in the company, IN the
person of our worthy conservatOr OF the
peace. Gus. Saltzman When this off
cial presented himself ready for the deli
cate business. one Of the couples forth
with backed out" but the other stood
their ground and the Squire proceeded
with the ceremony, asking the high con
tracing parties several times during its
progress if they were really in earnest. /.
10 which question they gave each time an
affirmative reply.A They were thereupou .
pronounced man aud wife. After the
party commenced TO break up to 20
home, the impromptu groom claimed his
bride in all earnestness, and insisted on
taking her home with him, but she de- I
INJURED and tried to treat the whole mat (
ter as joke, but as the young lady is of
full age. and the marriage Aappeared to
be bona fde to all the witnesses, they do
say that this young lady is legally and
irreVocably the young mans wife, and
the best Of it Is that the parents on both
sides are willing to the matchA The
young man belongs to not only a good,
but a wealthy family, and the young Ia
dy's people though not so well off in a
pecnniary point of view, are comfortably
SO, however, and are Of the highest re
spectability. How the affair will pan
out" remains to be seen.
The Hickman courier., 1872-02-17
How TO see Europe for "a ThOu-
sand Dollars,

"Frugailty' must put his money in his
pocket, determined that not cent of it
shall so for travelling by first class con
veyances. Let him take a second-class
passage in the steamer, by which he will
get as sure support of life as if We went
first class. lie will simply be obliged
to eat at the second table. Will not be
allowed to display his sturdy form on
certain part of the deck, and will have
his room in a different, though per
fectly healthy, part Of the shik In this
way he will be able to count on about
nine hundred dollars clear to be expend-
ded in seeing the sights on shore. In
the next place, let him leave his big
trunks at home. \ common carpet,bag.
containing a better suit of clothes than
he wears every day, some clean linen and
little medicine, for one hand, and an
umbrella for ths other, will be all the
luggage he can afford to take. When
ever he needs new clothes he can buy
them cheaper in Europe than in this
country. In going about from place to
place IN the countries he visits be must
frequently walk This Is easily done on
account OF the comparative nearness Of
the places. In all particulars travelling
cheaply in Europe Is 10 be done pre-
cisely as 1t IS in this country, by walking
whenever one can. or by using only cheap
means Of onveyance-general the
third class; and by buying only what one
eats, and as rule, eating only hearty.
food.
The Hickman courier., 1872-02-17
MISSOURI REPUBLICAN,.
Prospectus for 1872.
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IL prints is gathered from all quarters of
the globe
independent and fearless, the REPUGLIcsS
is never Suhseryient 10 e.ilaes or coteries-
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