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National Republican., 1873-03-05
DIED.
AT Hystsyille. Md. Marel

CI,ARK-N Hyatsyille, Md, March 4, OF pneu
ponia K1TrE H., In her twenty eighth year, wife Of
Lemuel CLARK, daughter Of Reuben Middleton. and
grandchid Of O, q. Hyatt
The funeral VII! take place from her late re.denoe
~ o .. m On Thursday, the 9Th instant. when the
KEssEL. On the morning Of the ID instant. n !
m, h his late residence Sorner q and Seventh
Funeral on wednesday, MACH g. at p N.
Friend, and relstyss Il ths family srs tesPcctgily
him. tBtaf copy.l
r.st 20 s,.Am O. TAsEor yifs Of Bi'hop
wednesasy. st II o'eoct, a. m. friends are invited
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pRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

n
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT or THE pLArIEl
OBEIck CHnF OoNNIsSART or sunsisTEscE,
OMAHA, Mn, Feb. 8, IsIl
Sealed proposals.. IN duplicate. with guarantee
Signed py two reeponsible persons. not bdders Twill
Eeceiyed st this oiiee until II O'clock m,., on
SATURDAY, tho 18th Of March, lH7a for Furnishing
The fIesh Yeef and Beef Cattle required By. the
follosing stations during twelve months. commenc.
Fort McPRsfson, North Platte, Sidney barracks,
Gheysnne DEPOT, Fort y; A. Russell, Fort laramie,
Fort heiierman, Fort sanders, Fort Fred Steele.
, host b,idser CAMP sismbansh. Camp Brown. Camp
Chsysnns Derot. Port D, A RusseIl, Fort Lam.
pqst be bid for Together. Ali other stations may be
bid for separately. or In such groups as bidders
may elect AL other stations may be bid for In one
PToposals must include both Fresh Beef and Beef
Cattle and the latter must Be bid foF BY net weight
Its TO be understood. however, that Beef Cattle
will be taken fGr eIpeditiopary purposes only,
dltiona heretofore published.
Information as % conditions, quality Of Fresh
tAined by application 70 ths undsrsisned. or the
CQmmissAry At any station named
by command Of Brig Gen. Ord
] febn Breyet Brig Den. G. O. 4.
National Republican., 1873-03-05
LAST HOURS Of CONGRESS
A LARGE NUMBER OF BILLS PASSED

Personal Explanation OF Mr.. Garfield
Address Of Speaker Bisinc-OrEaniZs-
iion Of the Senate Of the Ferty-third
Conaress-Ncw senator. Sworn In.
National Republican., 1873-03-05

Trains leaving Washington at - a. m. and , .,
IN connect a. Bowie with trains Tor Marlboro ttaN
lns bowie At " ~ y m aud Is D. ia, Arr,,ing al
Marlboro AZ y y q. IN and 6ilS y. IN.
IrAins arriving at washington at II Oz Il m. 4
- y m connect at Bowie with trains leaNIlE Mari
boro at ~ g. m. and 20 y. m.
PAsaenSer leaving their orders at Ticket Once
northwest corner Thirteenth and prnnsy VaIia ave
nue. northwest corner bihth and PenEy wanna ASe.
nue. Gao have their baggage called lOF and Cnog
~ hotels and residences to ali points kortl Aih
West ThToush tickets TO Cincinnati, Coium6usl
Indianapolis, Louisytle, st. Llslis, New Orleans
yhicASO, Omaha, San franciscO, aud ali pOluts
North, Northwest, West aud Southwest
I. l. DUBAhll, 0en. buperlnteudenk
" r. YOUNG. den lnsssiis,sF A,yfut
National Republican., 1873-03-05

IA AND u BTREETH
.MESI.
TRAINS AlllIYR AT
NASHlSuTON!
f;bs .. N, " estern III.
grvss, daily, except sun.
day.
. - .. m.. Mail, daily. sI.
oept sunday,
u ~ . ~, Western III
Pres, daily,
, - Y. ul., Pacific Express,
dAily, except SUNDAY.
10 Y. III., dAlIy.
" ;ab y. hL, AccOiLilu slA
ton. .dAily ,eGceptSundAy
National Republican., 1873-03-05
MEDICAL.
lR. MARIIN'S CoW:PoX VIRUS.

Absolutely pure on.humAniEed Vaccine Virus
1btAined by the method Of True Animal Vaocina'
sssp ssp from the famous case Of spontaneous cOW'poG
A. beAuxencyl IN France, and inaugurated In Amer.
@ @nmus anu AntosTaph instruetiuns from the hand of
Prof' Depaul. Our establishment is by lar tho
Arrest aud most perfect in tue world LarIe Ivory
ponis paekages of tea, o.: primary eru,s.
warranted enicient. IL will be packed 10 20 with
perfect safety by mail Full directions for uao ac.
oomIany each package. RcmittAncea nusf aocou
pany order. Safe delivery OF Virus Insured.
Dr.Henry A. Martin & Son,
Boston Highlands, Mass.
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MAHRIRD.

yARNER,.PARKER. On Thursday evening nIps
@ :, aSbsscD ,pSiii. spgssy fc 3
%isinstt9s; 3: q, sSa GisI j.. d,usSi@ q y
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VIVoPATIIY.

VIVoPATiiR.
PR0R. uUBBRLIIs TONIC PANACRA.
freah supyly o. this rsmsdy for Debility, Neu
rAlgiA. LosS ~ Sleep Doushs, Sore Throat. cor.
MARIN a mo,
Ninlh 81 and Penn. ave
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DRorosALs ron srpPLIKs.

IJiboEO EOoAlAo rOt obIfLlhb.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF TExA,J
OFTIcE PUhcHAsik0 OohlfIH'I or suBsIsrEaCE, J
,., BAN ANTONIO, TENAs Jan. 10, ls7S }
beAed proposAls, in triplicAte, with copy Of this
advertisement attached WIN be received All fhis ofc
and At the oifice Of the Acting CommsSAry Of Sub
sisenee At each q the Posts herein named until Il
o'clock, M, on THURSDAY. April lf,ls73 for the te.
hyerinE at Austin, Ringsod DGrrAcka, Ban Antonio,
and fo5ta bhss, Brown, Clark, ConehO, DAVIS, bun
can, drtihn, Mcintoshl McKaVetL QuitmAn, Rich,
ards9n, and stockton, feKAS, and Forts dibson and
s.ll. indiAn IsTEitoIy. Of such quantities Of
MUTTON sHEEP,
-cORN,MEAL,
BEANS,
ADAMINTINR CANDLES,
BACON tCleAr sides,j
SALT, and
VINEGAR
~ may be required by the Acting Comnis.arie. oi
subsistence At those posts, from July H. lisa 10 Jns
~ lHt 2r such less time as the Commissary deneral
OF hubeihtence may direct -
Bids for fresh Beef and Mutton will sta ata the nfee
per pound, net, both on the honf and block
Blank forms for proposals, printed conditions as %
mAnner o. uenNery, payment, Kind Of packages,
Application 70 the undersigned. or the Acting Com
issAlss ot hpbsistenee at any OF the posts named.
hnmLes o. a, articles, except meats, must accom-,
1ias and pc st marked and referred to as to be
BY order Of the DEPARTMENT Commander
BAMUEL ii. GUSHING,
febl0 -
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II. WALTEIEI1.
tsuccessor Of shanahan and walther.l
O2O Pennsylvania Avsnue,

between Sixth and Seventh streets,
WHOLESALE AND RRTAIL DEALERS IN
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, GLUE BRUSHES
ALCOHOL, CoAL-oM LAMPs,
CHIMNEYs, so.
Great Inducements are offered for caah.
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baltimore AND POTOMAC RAlLROAD.

DEPOT coRNER SIX
NOh1l
TRAINS LEAVE FOR
BALTIMORE:
81 q IN, Niagara E1,
preaa, daily.
sA ., m, baltimore Mail,
daily.
10 ~ a. m, Western EI
pres, dAily. except Sun
sH p. M, Baltimore Ac
cofnfnOdAtion, daily, sA
cept sunday.
b1 y. m, Cincinnati RI
Prc.s, daily, except sun
IN p. m, Western EI,
press daily.
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49, =. .sts shN Se,sa- s'e'.t " ~ ~
pRorosAIs FOR SUPPLIES.
Gum ouAsrssxlsrxs's oyYrcr.,
DlgAnIssSI or IE coLunlIA.
H SSsS
and. Qrsson With ,he fSllosins named srticle.. :,
q % pe9 foiiowiaa psis,sl iisi. 'n' ensuing n'' '-
,n.. srkJ,IoNERY:
' 9 SFs:%: Fs:%: Fooiss.P Pssiss TsIsT: Rsp:sr;
,oS . .ssss: .ss%: biss.iss bbtisiiS.Pp psSss:; phsesr;
100 Eross steel Pens;
loo dozen Load Pencils:
% % PiaIs Fats'SRIssi BIssi Int;
g g SS;:ii:: SS::i:: sSdIE.s: ssS In
HARDwARR.
% %SISS. IS IESn iS@., ,s.ST,sSji ma Sai, sso. s.o,,
@s. Ios,s and Mul. She's;
$$ISS:: H$,ssISs SsSssSs sslia slai!,.'
sisssss s8iGssslas ssS,::!; ssSy::;
Sisis!; s;ss:siS: s,s: s;:i;Sss:i fIsss..
sADDLERY.
@Horse brushes;
u Sals ooiIer: IiI@
%"s 4: 4: a.Sj: H.sH:.i ii.ss.s;r i;issasr'
% sheep Bkins.
PAINTS
obs Chrome Green;
~ lbs Chrome yellow;
ioooo lbs white Lead.
ep lhs Black Paint;
80 lbs Yellow Genre.
OILS
Ap gAllons Boiled on;
10 gallons hAW Oh;
~ gallons rurpentine.
HORSE MEDICIHEB
quarts LAudAnum;
ioo BOTTLES Muslans Ilnimeni;
- gallons olive on;
Abottes oargiing on:
% lbs hoes.
wHRELwRIGHT TIMBER
tB Wagon Bows;
io@ feet Hardwood Timber;
90 fsiioss.
wISD2w sAsHEs. FRAMES. &c.
d window sashes,
Proposals. only required for articles OF the bes
qualify, and from parties ActuAlly dealing In them
isuch ~ Stationery from stationery ke.,I and nius
be IN triplicate h cory Of this adycrtirement At
tsehed incosed In IN envelope, and plainly marked
Fuiiher particulars can be obtained on spplie.
tiSn 2 ,his Sioe where complete LIT" q " sLele'
Dspuiy gnsrssnnas,er General U. l. A. Chisf Quar-
tsrmaster. febn
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'THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
L PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NAHuiN0roS, NUy. j. ls1z-nOSn
Trains between Washington and New YOrt
now run a. followu, via
fOh NEW YORK, without change Of cars
Leave daily IoIcept sunday at a m, an
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily Iexeept sunday Al q. NIL.
y. m
ON SsUNDAY.
Leave for New York at ~ p m. and PhiA
sleepins cars for Now York on the 8 % nm r.
Through tickets TO Philadelphia, New York
Boaon can be had at the Station Oince al ali hour
bee baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement
Ior schedule between Washington BGltinore. An.
- - Assistant Master Of TrAlEpoTtaiion
IN COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. =. kO0NTZ, Agent, Washington. nos
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REAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
" TO THE
NORTHWRST, SOUTH AND SOTTHNHEST
Un aud alter November ~. ls72 trAius viii cave ~
"AHnlns'on'"", m. Daltim0re"... ~ a. IN.
!. .... blJ D. M. ....,. 6:iO H. M
THE CHEAT DOUBlE.TRACK ROUTE, '~
Win elegant scenery. Palace btateroOm, dAy and
nlfht cars, with modern improvements.
Two hundred miles saved to Western and CsatrSi
New York. " 1~ S'N.'~
The 10 p a. m. daily. except Sunday, northwest:
,t5 y m daily west except bundAy. Utlsr trans
MAKE CONNECTIONS
IhfouEh from baltiTn re 10 hochoser and pittsburs
without change.
Tickets by lis route eau be procured At the uti,oe
9orner o. sixth street and ponnsylValA avenue aud
lhrteehth street and pennsyINAnlA avenue, Wnsre
re,lAole information Nill be given at all times.
fhseenserr lrOcurng tickets at these Otiees can a.
oure RECOMMENDATION IN Palace Cars for Rttsburg
Corner nikth II. anu peln ave-,
I'd. g. YOUNG. General Passelsef Agent,
es1 bAIuIuOfe, nd
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N. POLAND SAID TuR COMMITTEE

had nrst called Mr.. McComb, with whom the
name was In any way connected with the trans
actions, and heard their statements. Their ses-
hions were open, and their proceedings pub
Il necessary to call further attention. He was
sorry the name Of the gentleman was connected
with II, but the committee felt they had duty
in diRch harpe
National Republican., 1873-03-05
BILLS PASSED,

The following bills were passed: Senate bill "a
amend the act Of June 10, 1870, for the relief oi
OF Immigration In the San Joaquin, Sacrament o
and Tulare valley, Cal; for the relief the heirs
Of General James II. Carleton. At ii;2o Mr
Sargent moved that no further business be trans
acted, except reception of messages from IN,
Senate and the report Of enrolled bills. Agreed to
National Republican., 1873-03-05

Mr.. Garneld, o. Ohio, rose % privileged aues-
credit mobilier report said he had kept silent
because his name had not come directly before
the House during the discussion OF the report.
he expected, after testimony conncting some
what with his had been taken. He said no IN
derstoOd the transaction as he stated 10 the
committee, and had two years ago so recited II
TO two personal friends. He simply deslred "a
notify the House that he would, as soon as posi-,
bic, make full statement reconciling the dis.
cTepanCles.
National Republican., 1873-03-05

ouArterInAAtsr U. ,. A feu1S
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IL INTHEsuPREMECoUR OF THE DisTRTCT
L 2E C0LuMBIA, THE i7TH DAY OF FEB.
IN THE, sgPREAIE. COURT OF THE pis:
-, fEBhUARY. lsis

John had. dert. SNN-''-
sou, his solicitor, It 4 orded that tho defeniant
IonE Hall, cause his Appearance 10 be entered
ring forty days AteI this day; otherwise the cause
BY the Court A. RYLiE Jueiice he
True copy. Test r, J. MrIds, Clerk. &C.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-14
A Great Enterprise.

-- n --~- " A.
Judge Feriey' aecoioihS W the
Phoebe Record, is about to engage i'll
a great agricultural enterprise-no
,oss than tho est,b1;sbmant of :,
'S' No" nv
model farm upon 6lo acres OF lana III
Steptoe valley, about l40 miles a little
west of north from Phoebe, the
thorough improvement of which will
be Immediately entered upon. He
proposes, besides carrying on, in the
most systematic mann ar, varied
farming-fruit culture, grain raising.
etc.-tO thoroughly stock the place
with blooded animals. He has al
ready expended several thousand
dollars in blooded stock. among his
purchases being two short-horned
Durham bulls and two heifers of the
same high strain of blood, and il stall
lion and three mares of famous pedi-
0reeS. The coming seeding season,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-14

At humboldt Wells. New, March Stb.
Sthnhhld, twin son of f.. j.. and II. \.
RoS>iter, formerly OF this place, aged |
year, > months and - days.
"lour cosy crib is in the corner yet:
l SIT ana watch 1t, as the day is dead.
1ou cannot press again., my vanished
pet,
Its pillow with your drowsy, golden
head.
You cannot reach plump arms to get nv
kiss,
Or dart about with rosy, naked feet,
Babbling SOFT Syl!aLlpS of that and This
tiny, nisht-gowued fairy, biithe and
Sweet.
"Once and for all you have lain down to
rest,
Not torisn up because OF birds or beams.
once Tor all, with White flowers on Your
brr asst,
To siuinber cOldly and TO dream no
dreamS.
Empty the home where, frolicsomc and
IaIr,
Your precious presence made so bright
a part
Empty sour little crib, YOU clothes, your
chair,
But cmptiost Of all your mother's
heart!
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-14

SrC.v I,,re ~ po,,-, C,,
W. 1,ii"LLt Dpii'Eh
we sisi.eu tie NAE ana NofcroSs
" nnonss lily Je.s or steam nave peen
Suotu,as i~htrouIfeu i.ilo the iur-
n"se OF consu ,ne uoi,Grs lor the pur-
nd G0 ;nnrooninn .he oar siliohe
stean, ;s 800 ene ".aosnt. tneury
he hoiIers hv nenns 'ne toP VI one ol
Las ;naf ia W. an IRON PIPE
naceI wpLern !, - AZ 49, ~ me iul-
lets nnon the h,,rninn III rnIse
front of the furnaces o01 The ne stoa ane
NAE, treat roar;n~ ID u eoeaiii
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-14
ILLINOIS,.

CHICAGO, March 10.
y Washington special saws OLE. Pay
0 Smith, who was Yesterday ap-
pointed 10y the President as Commits
sion of Indian Affairs, that he was be-
fore the war Il CongregatiOnalist min
lister in the West, and. during the re-
hollion, a field General Of the Chris
tian Commission. lie is now an
agent of the Chippewa Indians in
Minnesota. He was nominated hv
the Peace Commissioners and is said
by his friends to be an honest and ca
pable man.
Specials all say there is no longer
any doubt of Richardson's appoint
ment as Secretary of the Treasury.
\ Tribune special says, as the Caldwell
debate progresses, it becomes more
and more evident that Morton and a
majority OF the Committee on Privi-
leges made a mistake. and renorted a
resolution declaring Cald wells cleo
ton TO have been illegal, instead of iec-
Ommending expulsion, if. indeed, they
we're no the victims of IA trick prai.-
tiCed by some OF the committee. i'll
becoming a Senator. Many Senators.
VINO believe Caldwell guilty. and
would vote to eXpel him, don't be-
lieve that the Senate has the right to
20 behind his certificate of election
and examine the motives that influ-
enced members OF the Legislature in
voting for him. They hold that the
only questions the Senate Committee
ask are, whether the body choosing a
Senator was the legal Legislature of
the State, or whether the legal forms
were complied with. II both these
questions are answered in the afiirma-
tive, the Senator who received a ma
Jorltv of votes was the only legally
elected one,no matter what nav have
been the character of the motives that
influenced members in their votes. as
the Senate. they say. g mot try mem-
bers Of the Legislature or review
their action.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-14
UTAH.
SALT lake, Cry. March ~

SALT LAKE CITY, March 10.
The Monitor and Magnet mines,
in Little Cottonwood, owned bv an
incorporated company in San Fran
cisco were sold to-day by the Terri
torial Marshal, to satisfy an eNecu-
ton for ST., 900, and were purchased
by Theo. +. Tracy, agent of Wells,
Fargo Il Co.
The snow blockade of the Utah
Northern Railroad was raised ye>ter-
dav.
Still another new paper, the Utah
Grant Jidette, is to be issued next
week.
Great preparations are being made
for the celebration of the anniversary
of ST. Patrick.
Politics are at a discount, but bust
n>ss is rapidly improving.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-14

THE Carson appeal will be reduced,
on the commencement of a new
volume, next Tuesday, to its old pro-
portions. Financial considerations
govern this change. The editor
promises, however, to make up in
quality what the paper will lack in
quantity. We have not a doubt that
he will do as he saws.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-14
PENNSILNANIA

WILLIAMSBURG, March 13.
The Clergymen's Association ofthiS
city published a resolution sympa
thiZiny with Father Stocks move
ment against the absolute lower of
American Bishops, which they re-
gard as involving the citizens inter
cst>, and hail 1t as the dawn OF a
new era, which will l~ihelalize the
Catholic Church, so as to place her
within the limits of the Evangelical
fraternity. The publication excites Il
great deal of cOmiuput.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-14
FOREIGN NEWS.
NOVA SCOTIA.

HALIFAX, March 10.
The Prince Edwards Island Legis-
lature has been dissolved. A new
election will he had on the I'd of
April. The question to be submitted
IS, acceptance or rejection Of the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-14

A WILD white man has been found
in the forests of Amalf, in Antioquia,
Central America, with the body all
covered with hair. He refused bread
and cigars, saying all his wants were
supplied from Heaven.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-14

MASSACHUSETTS COWS frequently
swallow copious quantities of min
nows while drinking from the BAH
bling brooks. At any rate, these lit
tie ichthyological specimens are often
found in Boston milk-cans.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-14
PArlViC COAST DISPATCHES,
FROM CALIFORNIA.

YREKA, March Is.
Judge Rosenborough arrived this
evening, having left the front at ten
o'clock yesterday morning. Up to
that time no Modocs had made their
appearan e, nor was there any pros
pect that they would but Candy had
some hope that they might reconsider
their determination, and come in.
Troops were moving, hut the Judge
vas not aware that any order had
been given for an attack. Colonel
Biddle, with his troop of cavalry.
were out on the opposite side of the
Lava Bed, accommodating. Opinion
was much divided as to what the re-
suit would he /; that mot prevalent
was. that there will be Il fight before
many days.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-14

In Chenille, n. y, February ~. J. T.
Harrison, OF UniOnvillc. New, to Curdelia
button, OF Chenille.
At Lawrence station, st. James, y. B.,
February II, John Reed, OF UniOnvillr.
New, to Georgia Lawrence.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-14
TENNESSEE

MEMPHIS. March u,
General J.. W :. Brown, one Of the
founders oil the Cincinnati Commercial.
died here this morning of pneumonia.
Sheriff Gi.len Waters. OF Curinth.
Miss, was robbed of 81, 600 last night
by burglars, who opened the safe. No
clue to the perpetrators.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-14

j. B. MCCORMICK, the we'll known
reaper man, died recently, in Dayton,
Ohio,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-14

union proposed by the Dominion
Government To- the Prince Edwards
Island Delegates al Ottawa.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-14

CHRISTIAN CONFERENCE.-The is
an era of reform : and reformed card
playing comes to Keep company with
the political ~hypocrites who claim to
be the embodiment OF all reform.
The reporter of the ) ringtield Repub-
lican was shocked beyond measure
the other evening on going into the
reading-room OF the Young Mems
Christian Association to see a coin
panN OF immortal beings, ranging in
age from siXteento thirty-tive, PLAYING
IA game OF cards. Yes. they were gen
uiile ~pastebOards But this surprise
grew intense as he saw, in place of the
Jack-that little devil-and the queen,
and his piebald majesty, the king,
such Irosaic creatures as John the
ia list, John q. Whittier, Miles
S.andish, and others. 1t panied him
To see John the l;apti>t-wnose raj
ment was OF camel's hair, and whose
meat was lOcustS and Wild honey
ministering to youthful dissipation.
All We sigh for the past, when we
used to retire from the too close OBJ
~servation of our fond parents to
enjoy a good game of high-low-.jack
Ill the hay-mow. Out upon such calls
over the table as Tales of Two
Cities" the last of the Mohicans,"
etc. Give us the sweet Old sounds,
Il beg,'"I pass" Make H." The
happiness we then enjoyed-how
sweet the memory still !'-Iuyinia
Chronicle.
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COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
VI. Bo-owsky, I. u. a. f. Titus,
{. q. Hubbard. Pc ID. w. Mckenzie,
VIM. Head, n. u. NJ. Is. Bartlett.

INVITATION COMMITTEE:
WV Grand Master
j.. Neutrality-suspicious. Grand Master
+. V. Grand Secretary
J. Hull~...~..........D. ID. q. VI, Austin
X. Sadlrr".--...""..D. ID. Ii. NJ, Hamilton
NJ. IOrowsky..."-...l'. ID. G., NJ, Eureka
VIM Head, q Joseph Obcrer, L
w II ~BaNenport,N q w A Chandler
: col stone, PG \ CharSon
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-14

HERE is Legislative virtue for you
The members OF the New jersey
House OF Delegates have Indignantly
returned the passes issued to them by
the Erie Railroad. Ii the Associated
Press agent at Trenton had only stop
ped with this statement, what admira-
lion such selt-abnegation would have
excited but he adds the matter-of-
fact words, because only issued for
three months, and confined TO roads
within New Jersey This reminds
II of some few of the Quartermas-
tiers during the war, who managed to
get their names in the newspapers
every week or two in paragraphs
somewhat like this: Captain Grab
was approached by a bidder vester-
day who offered him $40 to award
HIM such and such contract. The
Cai tain Indignantly showed him the
door. Such intleXible virtue should
be rewarded.' And it was. The
Grabs now live in brownStone pal
aces. keep fast horses, and are noted
for their "stvle." And the mean fell
lows who bid no higher than $40
didn't get any contracts, and wonder
where the Grabs made such a raise
Virginia Chronicle.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-14
GRAND
G ALICO Ball

iNNHE FIFTY-FOURTH ANNlVERSA
RY OF THE INDEPENDENT ORDER
OF ODD FELLOWS will be celebreted by
EUREKA LODGE, NO. % I.O.O.F.
Of Eureka, by a Grand Calico Pail, to be
given
AT SKATING RINK HALL,
On Friday Even'g, April 25, 1873,