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National Republican., 1873-11-17
FOR FRESH BEEF.

OrricE ACTING CoMMssAny or BuBsIsTESuR,l
foRr McHEsRY, MD, Oct, 81 lsls. -,
Sealed pIop1sals IN dupsate, WI 10 Dc fses,Hsd AZ
Fresh beef required BY the Subsistence Depart:
ment United States army, at this station. during
all 10 months Commencing January I. ls7L
Information as TO the condltons, quality o. beef,
payments. NC, can be obtained spPliSsIton to
First Lieutenant ID Artillery, A.o. 4.
National Republican., 1873-11-17
STEAMSHIP LINES,

nPFICE OF THE POTOMAC FERRY COM.
" PANY, SEVENTH STREET WHARF,
WAHH1suros, october yi. 1873
From November until further notice the ferry
Boats between washington and Alex 9-l a
Leave AlesandI IA, As, .. z, 10. II. 10
3. m :1,a8tb 8, aud srO p. M.
HowIsON, President.
noi.ew Il. uEDNEY, Uenl sup't
National Republican., 1873-11-17
DIED.

pSsoIir. x Corr, vile q Rev n. Cobb. in I tbc
gansial ,ss ! sssidsssc lla Sixth street. on
Monday, At O'Clock.
aRhHAME.-..on the 1i.h instant, at. q O'Clock p,
John NJ. and n. Fannie drahame. aged four years
and one month.
soHAEFER..on Friday. October. N, at SEA-,
sehsefer. 10 The twenty seventh year Of her ses
Duo notice Of funeral will be given.
National Republican., 1873-11-17
ID RonosALs FOR MATERIAL.
. PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

orrIorA. O. B. EST,mSs2 EESSI SsSIsl r llsap'I lMsap'I
Scaled proposals, in duplicate, with copy q ths
advertisement attached, will be received At this
sfiice until " O'clock, M December 1915, for fur
nishins the fREsH BEEF required by the Sub,
months commencing January 1, Is7t Also, Hepa.
rate proposals In duplicate for furnishing officers
Information Of the quality Of beef, payments and
conditions can be obtained on appliSation e
First Lieut. I'd Artillery, A. q. 3.
National Republican., 1873-11-17
MAnRURn.

wAIsH-pIAIR.-on tho 18th instant, II. .th,
residence OF the bride'e mother, Mrs. Mary Blair
IN 81 Msry,s county, Nd. by the Rev F.,hef y. p.
sai;si WSli; y; I,i.sfr, of ~ Mspy A"u n''
National Republican., 1873-11-17
WAsHINaToN, NoRFoLK, BOSTON Al
" PROVIDENCE

w PROVIDENCE.
Tho nne iron steamer LADY OF THE
& Soi sSRsS5x q s,9IS :,,. g Leave NJ oSh
and dTHURspAY, ht p. M, touching
IN Tyst 81 Sr 4
and Proyidence. freiSht should b. sddressed,
ticket once q KnoTa EIpfess ONCE. as Pennsyiys.
mia svenue. Nh FITEHUdH, AFcnf,
DORSEY uIAaKTT, genera 1snnt
Piants store. corner Fifteenth street and Nov Yoss
National Republican., 1873-11-17
RAILROADS.
RALTnoRs AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
bfror oonNxr sIfTH,AAED 3 srnrrrs

sitsy soysnbsr ,, t..,s. ~, rpn q ynIlos.i
ThAlbEHSL bHLfMSRk hSkgH FOE TRAAExs AWAExsHfhsa4Ss AZ
tis a. M, Elmlra Mall. l5il3 .. M, New forH er.
daily except Monday, press, daily.
press, daily, except Sun. ton, daily. except sun'
j%ailly accommodation y w ( m. BAIT express,
II % D. m, fast Line except sunday
dsy. Lane from West
- M Ney Yo.s eI Y p r. s0,Ssn Ass9n%Sds nod,
Vi, Baltimore express, daily except sunday.
except Sunday. s;19 =, m, N. X, erCress,
30 y. m, baltinore 40 daily. except bunday
SsPt pti'isdJ"' sandsy. uA loS. eic.ps sunday.
80 y. m, Accommoda. %. p, m, daily, from
Iion, except Sunday. baltimore. daily eIcept
sshi Nj rtS fisrss s.' fSaSaH SS4sHh ron m''. .na
s@ 2 RI Paciho kI' nss p m, ~, senrnsdrp s,snhsr9
u q, New York express,
! except Sunday.
Trains leaving washinston 81 ! 10 {. M, II and
10 p. m connect at Movie whh trsins for Mari.
boro, leaving Bowie at 10 m, 80 and b;l0 p. m,
arriving 81 Marlboro'at u 10 q. m. 8 B and 20 m
Trains Arriyinr o. wasnineton % ~ q m. Sb
Nd p m connect a SOyis .Is I'm trains 's'ins
fsssensers leaving iheiT. ordsrs 4 Ticket omcs
northwest corner Thlrteenth and PennsylvAnia ave
nue., northwest corner sixth and Pennsyiy yania ave
nue, can have their bAsBAge called for and CHECKED
q hotels and Se.dences = to AL Al point, North and
chicago, Omaha, Ban francisco, and all points
East, west, North and South. .-.
RSeHka RHat az, fR Fs.sSSss4 ssRssnsssRassa' sssns
National Republican., 1873-11-17
oyRRNMRNT BALE.

GOVERNMENT BALE
There will be sold at public sale at the Depot Of
Army Olothlns and Equipase, Fort Smelling Min.
ne.ots, on WEDNESDAY. December 8. 1873, Al 10
s,ss pairs boots and Bootees. pessed and sswed-
ssis Hsnnei sscf Goats. lined and unlined.
SlB7 Uniform Hats.
are Uniform Coats.
Also Uniform Jsckets. Forage Gaps. sashes. Lace.
Metallic Scales, &c, DC.
These stores are sold under the law Of March s.
1873, That when the new uniform II distributed to
the troops the clothing Of the old style no longer
10 be issued incapable OF alteration shall be sold by
the Secretary OF War at public auction"
Terms: Cash In United states currency on day Of
sale HAMILTON LfEBEh,
Captaiu and M 4 K, H. n A
National Republican., 1873-11-17
WAsHINaToN AND OHIO RAILROAD.
EshdAs RsEI16S

H56EPT sGSbHY. BETWEHN WhsMIS6sTI16S
All knp HAMILTON. BEGINNING AUGUST 81.
Leave w.:hinston At ? m; and 2: m, and
burg lsolns WsstvardJ 81 il 9s q IN. and o D. m
and arrive at Hamilton q II 't a m. and Is .. m.
P..s EeesbuTF lEoins Esstwsrdl 81 Q q m. and
S .lS m and ,na sfy' Y s1snd,s Il 4 ss ~ m
inxton and Ohio cars 81 the BALTIMORE and Potomso
Hailroai station a. q :; nm, m and 2 4 n. aud 20
Thse ,1 . m train from AlerandrA and II sO .. n.
gain from Hamilton connect et Hamilton with
kempss daily line Of coaches for Purcevie, bnioi
ersvflle, Benyytlle and winchestsr Also, with
Rsamers line Of coaches. which Lsesbun daily
0ommptation ticksts, thrss osnts per niIs
Annusi uoksss. sse Il n MAvkEkh.,
National Republican., 1873-11-17
DKNNsYLvANIA AIR LINE
i TO BALTIMORE,

DKyNBYLyANIA AIR LINE
1 TO bAIriffEhEl ffGEhftElpELsH1A,
AND ALL FONTS IN THE NEW ESSiAN5
THROUGH BETyEENv WASHINGTON AND
w1THoUT TShhSaEbr OARS.
The equipment on this line Il new and Of the most
:E Il sSiB IN MIN.
On s9d After as sysPHY 4etessT z; D. Is1s, 1s,n.v,
Vii bs run over The Psnnsyl lysns All Line, issmns
from and arriving at the depot Of the Baltmori
sna 7. rs5Soa a6o northeast corner Of Biz
" ~ iins. leave wellington, Ss .. m daily. s,
.Essve Bsitimorss, On q. m.. daily. sIoep, Sun.
Leave West Phiisdsphia. ., las p. m.. daily. 81.
EIiye Si New York NiSp. m. daily. except
Hammond s.prsss. leave Washington at lis p. m.
Lave Bsitimors sish p m. daily. except sun.
Leave wss, Phiadslphls q sUpm.
hEs ss 4 sss ssss Y p daily
ssys s.it,pSts I. 70 s, Z. 2 b n q S.ny a,v
Arrive SSiH5iis FHaEiss iSsfSSEsisaiy 4 B 4 aslIy
z1s t In; & :.sissssa VIZ Ne asfs . =
EshmoadH u HsaS5ss. Leave NsS York aas p. m.
s: sEs: \ S:S's:;:Ss Nv !: X
srn ~ Hss II 9a,s With
e isS .sS Elsi
& e. " .aS Hss:s isS. !. hotels and
snsa. Ssssssss. sorsss q y fsiI'ssSss :iIsss ma
ssa
jysSd General Passenger Agent.
National Republican., 1873-11-17

WASHINGTON CITY, VIRGINIA MIDLAND
0oMPAASY, AS SossSnss, MSsI.ndria S n . md Ann..
poupS2RT sFEf fRsIss sis,p, sunday
sonnsstion. sill 3 p.ds between N.shl1stoa md
NV me saSs as9 % Viii ohs:spesas
md Qhio 5ailrosd q eoIdonsville and 0ha5iottes
rs Ghssspssfs and Ohio rsilro.d runs no train
s';ss 3 s:sfss
6nion sslss,s .asnsris, ~ !. % M md u ,. % M
.o!s q ana % saa
PaAsengers for Manassas Division leave Seventh
S.s Ss s.SstS'as sspS 3
leans. ohAnstns only q Lynchburs.
Ssis ~
ts:sn BsiiimSIe and Ohio railroad dspOt and ssv.
BIssii.s. and supper on fsrry boats for through
90 IN. BRoADUs. O. T. 4.
GRRAT PKNNsYLyANIA ROUTE
q ~.
Wssaaasson.. n n B.is,nors... - . 2, N.
THE eEEas41 Z b65 8 q No5l4R U ,. n:
night caTs, With modern improvements.
I've hundred miles saved 70 Western an Osntrai
The I IS .. m. Elmira daily, except Monday; the
II ~ q m. daily. except Sunday, northwest; ss ..
MAKE CONNECTIONS
and Buffalo. Without change
Tickets By this route procured At ths once,
corner Of Sixth street .PennsyvaniA avenue and
Thirteenth street and PennsylvAnia Avenue, whore
reliable Information will be given ut all times.
Passenger procuring tickets At these o'nces can
onre sooomm3dations In Palace Oars for st Louis.
Chicago and Buffalo,
UosnsT Thirtoe.th 81. and Penn. sye,
ID. g. YOUNG. General Pssssnssr Asspi..
dosly Baltimore, Md.
National Republican., 1873-11-17
A LHXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAII
"A h2Ap AND 4 6tEyANPRIA NJ iw AND Fhkpi

A LKXANDkIA AND WASHINuIyN KAIIc
"A aksbess HOP Ahs kAiIMAH MH1 .1 sSD .rDv,r. ,n.O.
LaSs &sDs SohSFhh fSr hhsisndris issss !.
=, q 10, u |. m: . noon: IA s,ass = "a m.
oeIs ces srsins leave Alexandria ss follows, 7.
y M ~ sn and N. from ksIsnafs dsiy; ~ ali other
fsins s sSps sSnhect with train. on wash
lnsfon and Ohio railroad.
"a asi8r a otfhsSs fifsf f8fkEss vi. RisAmeus
Throash Hcfsts 70 Al Joints south and Southwest
for sAls q the 1tnoe corner ith and pennsylyan
where pAssensers can leave orders for, bas.
sass % be oheolsd 81 all hotels and 5ssidsncea
iy2lH General PASSENGER AGENT
National Republican., 1873-11-17
DRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFFICE A. O. b.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Nov, 10. 1878.
this Office until ii D. m, the 10th day Of DROEM
DER, lao, for furnishing tho Fresh Beef required
Army, at tins station, during siI 10 months. com
Information as to tons, quality Of beef pay.
ments. &c. can be obtained by spnlcation 70
,,,,.,o, a, 4: MCINTYRE,
National Republican., 1873-11-17
THE REPUBLICAN,. MONDAY NOVEMBER
PROPOSALS..
DRoPosALs FOB FRESH BEEF.

OFrrcx A @, g., ToRr wooD,l
EEw YoRK HARBoR, November Is, 157S. !
~, ,s'alsd propSssls in dupcste wil Be Received q
ing fresh beef requfed by the Subsistence Depart.
January L. l5t
Information as to conditions quality Of beef, &c,
can bo obta ned by application TO -.
c,r,,,n,,, n n poLTER,
National Republican., 1873-11-17
DRorosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

DRoT TosALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
orIirE ACTING CoMNIssAny sypsrsrEScrJ
November 10, I.5a
Scale roposals I'm dupllcatej viii be received Al
this once until " 90 ock m, December ~ ISIS, for
furnishing the freeh beef required bv the subsist.
ence Department. United States Army, at this sta.
ls74.
Separate proposals for choice Fresh Beef for com.
mitsioned officers will also be received.
Information as to conditions, quality OF beef.
payments, &C.. can be obtained on Application 20
First Iieutenatt Third Artiiiery. A. o.
National Republican., 1873-11-17
PROPOSALS. FOR FRESH BEEF.

First LIentenant % kIrtiiie
National Republican., 1873-11-17
REAL KsHATE ETA r. PIsEGTSRy SIsESsSTsy OF THE

j also have asreed to examine the statistical IA.
hlss 70 hs furnished In the oYemenhoned publ.
reot md IN conformity with the Numerical BOOB
AAd othsr reoorSs % " w q SshsESss a 40 uLn
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-06-07

Appropriation of six thousand dollars 1Or
the purpose of turning Big Bayou Sara
creek, the work TO be put under contract
and controlled by the State engineer and
such local commissioner as ne may deem
necessary.
Appropriation to each representative Of
the New Orleans Republican, Times, Plea
yune, German Gazette, Bee and EAvenir,
who has reported the proceedings OF the
General Assembly for the extra session of
1872 and the regular session OF 1873, the
sum of five hundred dollars in warrants to
each representative in the Senate and in
the House, said warrants to be receivable
TOR licenses and taxes.
Appropriation to pay the veterans OF
1ol2, as per act of session of 1913, twenty
nve Thousand dollars, or as much thereotas
may by necessary.
Appropriation to pay Benjamin Bloom
held for services from the tweuty-second
OF March, 1866, to March 81. 1870, as quar-
termastar general of the militia of the
State of Louisiana, at one thousand dollars
per annum, in accordance with the provi-
siOns of section thirty-six of an act entitled
IAN act to organize the militia of the State
OF Louisiana" approved March 20, 1865,
handed il, full for said services four thou
sand dollars.
Appropriation to pay National Repnbli-
can Company whatever may be found to
De legally due under the provisions OF the
printing law, provided the same shall DO
approved under provisions Of said law, not
to exceed three thousand one hundred and
seventy-ttve dollars and eighty cents.
Appropriation to pay balance due IL. Z.
Myers Us register of the United States Land
Oflce at Natchitoches, for making and FUR
nlshing the recorders of the parishes of
Caddo, Bossier, Claiborne, DeSoto, Rapides,
BienviLle, Webster, Winn, Grant and Sa-
bine, under articles 3l49, $3.50, 3151, Reyi-
sed Statutes 1870, act 1855, abstract of all
lands sold in their parishes, on application
OF the recorders of said parishes, twenty
i've hundred dollars, or so much a. may he
proved to be legally due; provided, nopay
shall hereafter be allowed for this class Of
work, which is hereby ordered 60 be dis
continued, and that sections 3i49, 3l50,
3l5l of the Revised Statutes of 1870, they
are hereby repealed T. G. Davidson, for
twenty-five hundred dollars for two war
rants, OF G. w. Norton, judge of the Sixth
District court of the State of Louisiana,
Tor qnartery ending thirtieth of September
and Shirty-iirst of December.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, ect., That
all acts or parts of acts conflicting here
With are hereby repealed, and this act shall
take effect and be in force from and after
its passage
(Signcd) CHARLES W. LOWELL.
Speake of the House of Representatives.
(SigDed) c. C.. ANTOINE
LieuteI Iant Governor and President of the
Senate.
Apr owed March 20, 1873.
(SigDed) WILLIAM p. Kellogg.
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy copy:
p. q. DEsLoNDE,
Secretary of State.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-06-07


Ie72. by authority Of either house of the
denerai Assembly to members, officers and
employees. or for contingent expenses there
of in excess of the appropriations hereto
fose made by eaid General Assembly.
Sec. 2. Be- it further enacted. etc. That
The committee on auditing and supervising
tAs expenses of the Senate and committee
oa Contingent Expenses of the House are
hAreby directed to examine all warrants
and vouchers so issued as aforesaid and IN
paid, and, if found correct, the chairman of
Zach of the aforesaid committees shall
number said warrants or vouchers as pre-
seuted- and indoIse upon the back of the
came the words, Examined and approved"
and both of said chairmen shall sign their
names thereto, and no vouchers or war
rants shall be paid out of the appropriation
made by this act unless so Endorsed and
agned by both of the said chairmen Of the
committees aforesaid: provided, that any
voucher presented to the joint committees
on Contingent Expenses of the Senate and
House of Representatives and which vouch-
er or vouchers shall be pronounced fraudu-
lent by said committees, shall be marked
by the chairman of each committee fraud
ulent," in red ink, on the face thereof.
Sec. 3. Be itfurther enacted, etc, That
the Auditor of Public Accounts be and is
hereby authorized and directed 10 issue his
warrants upon the Treasurer Of the State
for the vouchers or warrants presented to
him, in the numerical order as numbered,
Endorsed and signed in accordance with the
provisions of this act, out OF the appropria-
ton hereby authorized.
Sec. a. Be i. further enacted, etc. That
all warrants issued by the Auditor of Pub
lie Accounts under the provisions OF this
act shall be and they are hereby made re-
ceivable for all taxes ard licenses due the
general fund of the State of Louisiana sub
sequent to the year 1872, and the State
Treasurer is hereby directed to received the
said warrants issued as aforesaid, ID pay
ment of all taxes and licenses due the gen
eral fund of the State subsequently, TO the
year 1872.
Sec. 5. Be it further enacted, ETC., That
this act shall take effect from and AFTER Its
passage, and all laws or pa rts OF laws CON
nicting with the provisions of this act be
and the same are hereby repealed.
Sec,-i7. Be it further enacted, etc, That
all laws or parts of laws in conflict with
this act be and the same are hereby repeal
ed, and that this act shall take effect from
and after its passage.
[Signed.1 ,ChAS. w. LOWELL.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
lSigned1 c. C. ANTOINE,
lieutenant Governor and President of the
Senate.
A true copy:
T. &. DEsLoNDE,
Secretary of State.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-06-07

Received in the Office of Secretary of
State March IL, 1873.
The foregoing act having been presented
to the Governor of the State u Louisiana
for his approval, and not having been re-
turned by him to the House of the General
Assembly in which it originated within the
time prescribed by the constitution of the
State of Louisiana, has become law with
out his approval.
P. G. DESLONDE,
Secretary of State
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-06-07
Disolution Of Partnership.

ryBE CO-PARTNER6HIP HERETO
l. fore existtag between us. under the
style of LEvkN Il EERGUSON, be-
ing dissolved today by the withdrawal Of
J. Levin. we beg to return orr thanks 70
the public for the patronage 80 literally
extended to u.s. Either Of us will attend
to the collection of claims due the firm. All
parties indebted to the same will greatly
oblige us by calling at the old stand for a
settlement at al carly day.
JULIUSIEVIN,
J. j. FERGUSON.
Referring TO the above, We wish 70 inform
our friends and the public generally, thai
we have to-day formed Co-Partncrship,
under the style Of, F'ERG Us O.fA
.SCEE.t.4CK, for the purpose Of con-
tinuing the Jeweiry and Watch
makers business of the old firm of Levin
d Ferguson. fr
With enlarged facilities ana strict attcn-
ton to business, We hope 90 please every
body that may honor IT'S with call.
JOHN j. FERGUSON.
CARL A. SClINACK.
Alexandria. La. May 21st 1873. If.
A IIEVAf MO q M ftAlIrMN
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-06-07

A. HEYMAN's S co. COLUMN
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-08
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
U. S. LAND OFFICE,

U. S. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA, CAL. February 22nd, 1873.
In the matter of the Pre- e-er ption claim of John
Marshall to the of the Fractional w and
the of the E of Sec. 6 Township 29 N r 6
West Mount Diablo Base and Meridian
Whereas John Marshall, of Roaring River. Coun.
iy ofShasta, State of California has made applica-
ton to this Office to enter agricultural land the
tract of land above described under the pre- emp.
ton laws of the United States, And Whereas on
the 10th day of February A. D. 1859, George
Hagebake fled in the Marysvile Land Office his
affidavit alleging the id land to be mineral in
character and more valuable for mineral than ag-
ricultural purposes. w Therefore notice is hereby
given to all whom it may concern that the under
signed have appointed the 9th day of March
A. D. 1873 at2 o'clock P. NJ. at the U. S. Land
Office in the town and county Of Shasta, State OF
California. as the time and place for the bearing
testimony before the Register and Receiver of said VI
fee to determine the facts the mineral or non
place all parties in interest with the witnesses ay
he heard. an their testimony reduced to writing
after which the proceedings will be submitted to the
Commissioner of the General Land Office for re.
view prior to final award. And in case of a fail
ure to appear and show the land to be more
valuable for mining than for agricultural purposes.
the said applicant will be allowed to enter the
land embraced in his application upon satisfactory
proof that said land is more valuable for agricul-
tural than for mineral purposes and that the said
applicant has fully complied with tie require
ments of the Presumption laws.
JOHN S. FOLLANSBEE, Register.
CHARLES MCDONALD, Receiver
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-08

IRRIGATION BILL-This bill providing
for national commits sion to survey the
great valley of California, and to examine
into their water supply with a view to
evolve complete system of irrigation. pas
sed both Houses Of Congress and is doubt
less law now. The commission is to en-
ter upon its duty at once and report to the
next Congress. The plan having been
agreed TO Congress should be called upon
10 do the work and control it forever; and
in case the nation refuses this the State ei
Califomis-shesd q undertake it. The reo-
pie shssld pot allow this water to be con
trolcd by plivate PARTIES
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-08

On February 10th, 10 the U. S. Circuit
Court New York, was ended by very
clear verdict OF the jury, the celebrated
Junel will case, then eleven weeks on trial
The jury found for the defendant Chase
When the verdict had been announced, the
ladies Of MIR. Chase's family, who were
present, and whose manifestations of graft
6cation were quite marked, moved toward
MIR. OConor. ! Mrs. Tranchell embrced and
kissed him. Mr.. O'Conor observed that i
the elder Of the ladies we're entitled to kiss
him, he bad a right to kiss the younger
ones, and proceeded to do so, remarking tf
the Court, .BehoId the privilege Of age
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-08

II you should hear 10 week or so that
OWEN, of San Jose Murcury, has been as
suited or torn limb from limb take it for
granted that what follows was the cause Of
action:
MAY I G'OUT ?"-The difficulty be-
tween the lady teachers iu the Broadway
public school, San Francisco, and the male
principal thereof, grew out of the following
ridiculous state Of facts. 1t appears that the
young ladies' of the school have declined ia
ask the principal who is clothed with au,
thority, when they wanted to 20 out, pre-.
fering to make their requests known to the
lady vice principal. And the vice-princi-
pal, who "kDows how il is herself" aud
has nicer sense of propriety than her
chief, has encouraged and upheld the young
ladies' in their insubordination. Hence
she must be subordinated, or lose her place
II is is serious matter, and bids fair to
shake the whole school system of San Fran
cisco from its foundation to center. lfthe
young ladies are to he kept in suspense until
the question is settled, we would not under
take to answer for the consequences.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-08

Washington. March 4th. In the Confer
ence Committee yesterday General Butler
moved to amend the legislature bill so as
to prohibit newspaper correspondents frou
holding office under the House. lie said
ten newspaper correspondents of leadins
journals were acting as clerks to commit
tees of Congress. thre" o" ths Senare dut
side and seven on the House. He thought
it due TO the Independence Of the commit
toes. if not OF journalism, that the practice
should cease. He failed by one vote II
secure the amendment.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-08
IMPROVE YOUR PCULTRY!!
It Costs NO More to keep Good Fowls
Than Poor Ones.
Oakland Poultry Yards,
Cor. 18th 4 Castro Sts., Oakland, Cal.
SEASON OF IS73,

SEASON OF lS73.
Eggs for hatching from the largest and Best
Bred Fowls in the World. carefully packed in Pat
ent Boxes and guaranteed to carry safely any
distance.
The varieties comprise Dark and Light Brahmas,
Buf, Black. White and Partridge Cochins, White
Leghorns, Houdans, Silver and Golden SpaLgled
Hsmburgs, Gold and Silver Spangled Polish,
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The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-08

The cab drivers of The city Of York En-.
gland, lately hid 81 opportunity TO slow
the advantage labor ad over capital when
hey struck work af;ei conve, ing to the an
nual charity bail the largest number of the
most fashionable people of England They
refused Ia listen TO reascn. expostulation or
anything else, and lett the ladies and gen
tlenen TO make the journey ONE on foot
after dancing all night. in the airy toilets
they had shone in at the ball
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-08

OAKEs AMEs.-The following is an ex
changes description of this great shove
manufacturer, who has lately figured Sc
consplcuously in Washington before the
redit Mobilier investigating Committee
Ames is large in stature, with head
something like gourd, the principal fea
ture ofattraction being the evident disposi
tion Of his nose and chin to meet and shake
hands.