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National Republican., 1873-01-06
4. o. ~. Y.
EIectIon Of Omcera.


The following gentlemen have heen elected
officers Of the lodges and encsmpments, I. q. q.
y, Of this Jurisdiction for six months from the
Central Lodge, No. l-E. @. Pumphrey, n. O.;
lord, IT, d. s.; ". q. Thiliips, treasurer.
Washington, No. G--lOhn n Chauncey, n. a.;
W. VI. stanford, v. O.; L. II. Patterson, Y. 4; j.
s. Bolway, n. s.; Andrew Jackson, treasurer.
Eastern, No. flames Small, n. a.. James W.
II. &; 7. a. Donaldson, treasurer. '''
Harmony, No. p-Dewitt II. Tecplc, ". o.; John
II. King, =. O.; John :. o'Nen, y. s.; William P.
Allan, X $; ". 2 Bright treasurer.
shackleford, v. O.; J. q. s. Ourand, y. r.; John
A, Moulden, r. g.; Samuel Wise, treasurer.
Union, No. li-Perry o. Ports, n. G.i Geo. II.
hannes Watson, Y. e.; J, 7. Webster, treasurer.
- Friendship, No. ia, Grimm, n. O.; Z. W.
BrandenbuTg, V. o.; W. II. wormsley. =. s.; p.
Covenant, No. 10, (cleorgetownS-Fred. s. New
man, n. O.; Charles H. Hospital, V. a.; '. V. Ia
sex, X. 3; :. Norris Thorne, p. g.; Samuel G.
beacon, no. is.C. Z. Town, n. a.; II. Rurs.
hart, y. O.; ,. May, F. e.; L. y. Allyn, H. g.; n.
MeiTopoils' No. iS-.walter r. Williams, n. o.
ward Bawsel, II, s.; Douglass Moore, treasurer
gourlay, v. O., Martin AreuE, Y. s.; Frank q.
Dake, X. s.; John G, Shafer, treasurer
ian, n. a.; ". r. Gardiner, 2. a.: Chas. c. Myers,
H. s.; Richard II. Green, y, s.; A. c. Prather,
treasurer.
Oriental, No. is-Jullus Emner, n. O.; II. Il.
Gross, v. a.; ChAs, Schneider, +. S.; John wAhl,
H. g.; John L. vost treasurer:
Columbian, No. ~. n. Austin, @. p; W. N.
Stanford, II. p; !. y. Gray, g. w; r. A. Limrick,
y. W.; william H. Mclean, s.; John II. Selrert,
treasurer.
MaRenenu, No. +-Thos. n. stahl, G. p; Harley
y Hicks, II. p; VIM. N. stellc, s. W.; johannes
Watson, J. W.; VIM. T. Allan, s.; J. X. Herrell,
treasurer.
Rldgely, No. 5-F. W. Brandenburg, c. p; J..
w. Thompson, II. p; 7. n. Towner, &. W.; d, A.
kldder, g.; Geo. Rhinehart, treasurer.
Mount Nebo, No. c-,Iamea W. Hughes, G. r.
VIM. II. selhy, II. p; stephen c. Wales, s. W.
Thos. W. Fowler, s.; John 7. Given, treasurer.
National Republican., 1873-01-06
LINITED sTAIEs PATENT oFTIcE,

On the petition oi HlRTHi i, 6osfos of Wash.
ington, D.. o., praying for the eItenalon Of patent
granted 10 her, a. administratnx of b B. doniOn,
deceased, on the 6lh day Of April, 1859, for an i'm
II 10 ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the 9TH day OF March next; that the
pCt be limited 70 tile iith day Of March next and
that said petition be heard on the 18th day Of March
person may oEpGsss san isIs srt extension;
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ists4w K B. IE6dEiFsft:. ist:tisiSa tGiaiS%ainls.lonor
LIMITED STATES PATENT oFETGE, -,

~ m WAaHhuToE, d. o., Jan. 2, lha
on the pstition Of sHLpES A. BAuFY, of WOOn,
socket r. L., praying for the extension OF patent
granted TO them on the 9TH day Of April, 1874 and
reissned on the sth day of June laH aud on the
Nth day Of May, ISL for All IMPROVEMENT Ia
Machines for Wriniing GlOthesi
II ordered tAat the testinony In the qaso bo
fSr hllPf as5un&snis n & and ths ELamiISra TgIert b
petition be heard on the 18th day of March next
Any person may oppoHe this extension.
latsaW NJ j, LEaaETT, Commissioner.
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IT NlTRD sTATEs PATENT OFFICE,

~ WAHHIHQTON, d. c., Dec, 30, Is7a
On the petition o. ions y, dhTESF, Of brooklyn,
N Y praying for the eItengion Of q patent granted
70 him the l2th day Of ApT 1859 aud rcisaued on
the 10Th day % oetoboT lsn for an Improvement In
II u ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the lth day OF March neIt; that the time
for nlps a1tnmenta and the ENAmlner'a report be
limited 70 the 2lst day Of March next and that
said petition be heard on the 18th day Of March
iaERsrSon may oBP9Psss 4 az; /; SgtrPsioa ss
National Republican., 1873-01-06
Geo. Il. Kennedy, Zine Grocer.

Al my large and handsome store, No. 1899 !
street northwest, am receiving daily as nne an
assortment Of the choicest family groceries AZ
ever offered for sale In this city, and as low ~
the price list OF any nrst-claaa house. Ny stock
consists Of the fnest teas, conees, sugars, spices
DlwoTtha preserves, table lnNuries, French can
hlea, and every article usually found In flrpt'
class grocery.
All goods guaranteed as represented or money
refunded. As l give all ORDERS my personal at
tcntion, and have but one price, those who may
favor me with their patronage may rely upon
being fairly dealt with. GEo. X. KENNEDY,
No. 1909 street northwest
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Inst PublIshed.

THp new Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa
Il upon the same street, connected by cars, VIII
Independence Hall
National Republican., 1873-01-06
CITY ITEMS.

THH now colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa,
IA IN the quietest neighborhood, Just Wlthlh the
business portion Of the city.
National Republican., 1873-01-06
A, WEBSTER,
D laa.laN.E - nfnf.
TF o. SPESFsf GcETsSIS SS THE spEdR Ri

Of Mary Hurley, deceased, the executor Aforesaid
Assih the Approbation o. he supreme Conrt ~ the
puiTiei Of Columbia aforesaid, Aipointed hATUn.
DAY the ptth day of January isa for the hnA settle
pant aud diatrbuton Of the personhl estate Of said
have been collected and turned into money! ,yhen
ed are notified 10 attend with their claims prop
eEly yYuehed. SE they may Otheryise by law be ei.
elnd ed from all beneht In said deeeaAeds estate
Proy ided, copy Of this Ordef be pnblished once
week for three weeks In the NATIONAL RhPUBLIoAH
Test A. WEBSTER,
A9f9ws HeldatAr OF Wills
National Republican., 1873-01-06

LARGE NEW CLASSES will commence the course
IN the Business College the nrst week In January;
the majority arranging for scolArships At the
instalment rates. Nearly sixty ladies' and gen.
tlemen (twlce the usual number are In the class
TO graduate next June. 9w
National Republican., 1873-01-06
Runaway and Accidents

While Mrs. Nicholas Acker and daughter wer,
came frightened and ran away along Il street
Mrs. A. Jumped out and received q severe lnJur,
about the head, while the daughter sat still AM
escaped nnhurt.
National Republican., 1873-01-06

EsdIisH superstOut and supernne half hose
from o. to q so per dozen.
French and German, from % per dozen.
English double soled and line BalbIlggan half
hose In great variety.
Orc. @. HgNSINa,
No. 40 Seventh street northwest.
National Republican., 1873-01-06

Asy PARTY occupying light, roomy store ol
the north side OF pennsylvania avenue, belNeen
-Four -and-a-haf and Thirteenth streets. can nnh
cash buyer for case nxtnrcH or STOCK, by audress-
ing BOX 3" this once.
National Republican., 1873-01-06

A BOOK FOR EVERY ONE,
Father Bufkes Lectures In reply 10 Mt. Froude,
In pamphlet form. Price, 90 cents. For sale by
jams BEtLRw, Bookseller,
T06 Seventh street, corner northwest.
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NntInnnI HnYinn. nnnL.

sOTneF Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per Annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours, to 4; satur.
days, y 20 g"h a'"a
National Republican., 1873-01-06
DRAMATIC FEUILLEToN

''One OF the few immortal nAmesn In the
records OF art Is that announced on the National
theatres programme for this week. All who
appreciate genuine histrionc art will welcome
the great actress with the favor which Ia but
the Just and national tribute 10 her powerful
gifts. Since Riston no actress has won and
maintained position equal 20 that accorded by
all competent critics to JanAuschek.
A grandeur Of conception, peculiar 70 herself,
invests every role IN her rspSTtCirs with a vivid
ness aud force which, especially in hlsirionio
characters, brings reality itself before her
audience and imParts 70 them something Of the
artist presented the gifts OF feeling which make
q conception thorough and vivid, the powerful
Imagination, which Is the highest mental endow-
ment, combined with such versatility as JanAn-
schek possesses, As Mary Stuart her grand
capacity Of mental and physical assumption is
splendidly displayed,
JanauAchek, and IN weaker hands II could receive
no adequate expression. Only genuine genius
could effectively present the sad cOlloQniAl
The drama Is q picture OF life, as Janauschek
and her company take up the martyr queens
monrniul history At the point where Ellzabeth'H
hgOted cOnrtierH and her own jealousy hate and
Tear are threatening TO bring her long weary i'm
prisonment 10 bloody close, and cruel suTyell-
lance Is suggesting the axe and the block.
no,tsals aI MH IoL'snns sn Tss1mslance 70 certain
apparent, and enhanced by accurately arranged
attire u renders the rod one Of the most effective
uhpeIsohAuOhH ever Witnessed, from nrst 10 last
showing the proud, grand and impulsiye nature
OF Mary, restrained and modified by her religion
yet reklndllng Into name Of naughty resentment
as she eonfronts her enemy. The scene OF the
interview between the two queens eHhibltA In
great degree, the marvellous Imagination, study
and grace which have made JanAuschek famous.
The Theatre ComIaue.
We have the promise OF most interesting
week at the Theatre Comllue. Dick Parkers
return Is announced-a shining name In Rthl-
oplan mnstrelsyi and also that OF Geo. &. Knight,
than whom no man does so well as a dellneR-
tor Of Dutch characteristics, and the good news
does not end here, for the ballet, fully augmented,
comes again. II has been sadly missed from the
stage Of the COmique. Zoe EOenetta, who Is
Just beginning TO he appreciated here, remains
another week, and, with Mons. Revln, will exc
cute her terrific ieats on the tTapeZe. The Fay
sisters are also billed TO appear tomorrow night.
The spoons" the "maakeTs," and the Hfaklrs,n
VIII all be on hand 70 see the new sensations,
The ballet IA said 10 he well reOrRanized and
complete as to ts premioTH, pOryphees, ngurantes,
and ballet corps, The cOatumer Is prepared, too,
for It's reception, and his wardrobe OF tights,
hhlf,tlghts, long stockings, galllgaskens, fairy,
Renti, pantOmllne, demon, Satanella, and spTlte
dresses, gpangles, ballot shOea, gauLea and strip
dresses, II In abundance The programme every
evening will conclude with Knignt'd Dutch com.
National Republican., 1873-01-06
LADIES' GOODS.
M. WILLIAM

Has this day opened stock Of the handsomest and
most beautiful Partisan Novelties, such
fSESNfsESS ,sEI fqR StIiTy DRESSES,
,n f1Hist.ss AMP SHEi6IsE" SRcKfifss. T.
SIIf4 SkIf2paS IN SEf EiS vi gRE "foUrs xv."
BOY SSET,S; ,bIssSJt5 q StRofisf coUror AND
shAitItiFktllSk ~ kS Mp S2Efg EEPrT rTTpR1AtSE efotSEs
npmfnrtablc for Delicate iadies,1 -'
HANpSS0MELY TRIMMED CLOTH PoLo.
gfiSTEEs ggkfSSSIEEE Ass9FTNFST SH H4EIsN OF EEAPPEEs
NfssSSttsss NfssSSttssscefT8A scefT8AKs,
SFSEESSs 9R59kfTi 59kfTTiRf SltTsah SEohE & VELVET,
LLEnANT ASSORTMENT OF REAL LACEs,
CkLEBRATED J. ID II, oORSETS,
AN ,Etkt9AhE ,.ASSOkrMENr OF LADIES'
HAiR BkHibs afbE 10 oRsER IN PARIS
~ Ladies Wishing TO have Dresscs and Cloaka
made can rely upon having their orders tastsfully
NJ. WILLIAM,
JCiie IreEise. pi Pennsylyania Ayenue
National Republican., 1873-01-06
Hol ron rHE HoImAYsI

MesArs. Goldman steinberg, the enterpris-
ingproprietors Of the new gents' furnishing goods
store, corner seventh and q streets, have m ade
great preparations for the coming holidays. Their
stock OF goods Is immense, embracing everything
for gentlemens wear, viz white shirts OF the
very best manufacture, undershlrts, and drawers
ofall the different kinds. gloves In kid, dogskin,
castor, cloth, chlnchina, &C., travelling bags knit
Jackets, umbrellas, linen and silk handkerch lefs
ties, bows and scarfs, and great many other ar
ticles Suitable for
CHRfsrNAs PRESENTS.
Come In and look at our stock before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
Medicated red flannel underwear a specially.
GOLDMAN STEiSBER0,
Corner seventh and q streets.
National Republican., 1873-01-06

ron RESr-FnmlshsI parloS and bed rooms,
12O5 u street.
National Republican., 1873-01-06
BEAuTTFuL HOLIDAY PRRsKsTs,
and appropriate for al seasons, at

No. 40 Seventh street, between and +, en-
bracing choice Paintings, Chromos, Engraylngs,
Photographs, Picture Frames, all styles and
sizes, In walnut, gilt, velvet, 6c.; Picture Cord
and Tassela, Rings, Nails, old-plsted, Timed and
Wire Centre Picture Cord, with q full line Of
Paperhangings and window Shades.
FuRs FURs,i FuRsili-Tae largest and cheapest
assortment OF ladies' and childrens Fancy furs
Tor the holidays, a reduced prices, at DiTTRiCHS,
fur manufacturer, I2i seventh street northwest,
centre Of the sluAft-sgn Of the "Blg Bear"
National Republican., 1873-01-06
TLe WashInaIen ClIy snyInEs BanI.,

corner Of seventh street and Louisiana avenue
rays per cent. interest on all deposits. Dep0s'
Iu ral h. InAie aud drawn Vt will.
National Republican., 1873-01-06
The Week Of Prayer,

beginning to-day, will be observed by a daily
service, from ~ 20 O'Clock, In the Fourth Pres
20 be led each day by a pastor representing a
dlnerent denomination.
National Republican., 1873-01-06
ANuSENENTS, LECTURES, %.

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AhuSENENTS, LECTURES, h.
NATIoNAI. THEATRE. BEaNs ATs.
~ Mr.. ]. q. .sANlLLE........Lesseea and Manager
SIX NIGHTS ONLY AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
The Queen Of English Tragedy,
.JANAUSCHE1K.
Supported by the talented and popular Trasediau,
MIR. JAMES II. TANLOU.
And New and Efficient Company.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, January 6and7,
MARY STUART.
o6s,s @ badIcy q III y H. YTIlf6
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.
CHEsNEY woLD.
Hortsnse. ".moo...-.............JAN .JANAUsCTEK.
FRIDAY-BENEFtT.
DEBORAH.
SATURDAY-LAsT NIGHT,
MACBETH.
SATURDAY, ATa
GRAND JANAUsCuEK MATINEE
, Admission, 80 and e csnta. Rsseryed seats IN cir
w eleventh street, south PennsyiSsnia aSsnasJ
AN ENTIRE NEW G2MgAEy T2NMEgAA w s,x xrw r,crs
d NEW FKCEs q
Return Of the SFShSF SShih hSSFf'asnKlSP 4 KNFalf aliI&rIt'
,, In his artistic Dutch impersonAtlons.
The beautiful % f&f Sli.if is.rfsrrRs.
The fascinating BERfiix
The bewildcring IDA.
The fay9rte comedians and yersaillisia,
JAMES DoUafkss' "i'''''N'
Sy sS 1SS.S sS3 R &
sixteen Handsome Ladies'.
Er-A PRnFEOr BEvY OF LONELINESS al
M!L;LLEf,AENETA. The beautiful dAnseuse. EMILY
ssaI sMaha Tss eahRSfpqs sRa gsshi9s sSsTiGeomis
sStsi % Rnssis, Mons HkSfSI ana and lHT H5E koE sla
NEITA. The Charming actress, AMANDA LEE
The beautiful dsnsense, FNIIiA MARSH. Tho fss.
S.n.ss SSinssns dRs9fsfpis akSHiE NAY The beautiful
under the leadrrship Of PROP, oEO. NkCifMAN.
~ The old fayorites retained, making the largest
dhe Htosramme concludoa each evening with GRO,
I'M HtlkrNiythT,s roaring Dutch Comedy Of ROUND
National Republican., 1873-01-06

ofcoLuhBLA' HOLDING ASpKoIAL TERN. i:IS
a q ssptmus fSsiin, deoesssd, The administratof or
" y .fSrsssid Ores h5s Eitl ihs sPpS6sten Of The 81
app ointed hhTukDAy, January o, A. d. lnS, for
ssats q saa s9n and ~ ~ q s
far a. the same have been collected and turned into
money; when and where all the creditors and heirs
Of said deceased arc notified to attend, with their
elaias properly yonched, or they may Otherwise BY
estate Provided copy Of this order be published
once week for three weeks In the nEPUBiIcAR pre-.
uous TO the said day.
Essts EI.sss.ts,w n!.,y,i, !; yERsTEIRf ss yI,f.
National Republican., 1873-01-06

The Laurence Kansas Daily says Of Rev. Mr..
Belmef, who, during the present month, enters
upon his duties As associate pastor with Rev. j.
q. Butler, that he Ia u Wide-awake man; that In
less than four years Mr.. Belmer aud his excel.
lent wife have built up q church In Lawrence
and have gathered SUNDAY school among the
hest disciplined and most efficient in that city
Regret u expressed at the loss Of Mr.. Belmer
aud his wife from Lawrence, and at the same
time they are commended 10 the confidence and
love OF good people wherever they may labor
They win be cordially welcomed to this city.
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AMOthcc N1urlleC..AM1OOM men
lsuslly.-IIsc MesGAcrcsA ~
Large.

W. eiir tie following from IT,
Davenport Democrat
Inst hight Nliilr i freight train II
lii iiea-n. l,e.k la,,d al,d ~ liz
kHilWa, ~ coming IN if'm tho Nesi
the engineer saa 4 man lying ~ tn
track but i,w length. ahead. l.lpft.
were made u s,el The train, but 4 va
~ stopped Mutll cislt salr rase'l "sei
the man. Wien il was found tia, batli
legs had the He.l, torn III below til,
thighs aud ether bruises and cuts u,
the back aud head had been sustained.
The MAJ, was alive aud gave lis NAME
a. Thomas lscslinan. II. Was taken Il
Mercy Hospital where every at,en.Ie,
was paid him, but hc died II | o'cl"ek
this morning. liz was intoxicated
when lie Ind on the track 10 sleep.
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tNn MI re atlttits1t IN
AAl.Unt sse.N&.
THE stslntA> ~ l.Mta.ii

The aaie, i M ,lamtan xas
ssttfsa, sl,autfel 4 ftr aass ssnhs II
usea iass#l snatl.f eshsmitipd nlesa
III lats il II H. i.slef \ ,Hasr
Il, Y lar nas sanaasrs! Y, \ Hail.
,4~k n.Ha usF. Ito evidence 's.wia.
tha' Lester vas i 1aiet ,pt.ntfris. man.
lising nes' Dr. Il tlle L 49, latf, i
sa'4sh l.rlsr il Nv ilnWls II, VII
gave AL I'll lin ipl siea,ing lilnst
until hc Ma aeii,ins f,nm it. Effects
Foster l'au il l'te murderer II jaime.
Lester. whisky tic Instrument us4l j
larr. ihe devil and nllri, in.Eiga,inr
Lester IL ignite tie ,umluslil,lcS they
had prepared.
The verdict II tie e.raners jur, was
IN accordance with the fact. abo,c stat
II. We CLEAN from The New Hampton
Courier II the 18th inst
Tho .shcr Victim was Maurice
u Bficn. Of Prairie Creek township.
Dubuque county. The evidence taken
before coroner jnr. as given ii the
Dubuque Herald. shows thu, on the
10th inst. Mr.. u llricn was IN l,n.
buquc for the purpose of buying a
sulky horse rake. this done. hc visited
Cosgroses saloon and took beer John
u. Sullivan's. aud trnk some whisky !.
aud finally went 10 Williams SALOON
aud took some more whisky. After
this hc mounted his snlky rake perhaps
fell asleep and pitched hcad-long in
front ~ the rah, where hc was carried
| hy the frightened animal oyer four
miles and c,nclly murdered, these
saloon keeper. being the murdcrcrs,
whisky their h,slscon.
Tho verdict u the cnrnnc,'s jury
corroboratcd every ia.t here stated, IN
fact tie, were established IN evidence.
and lid 10, uscL tho ceroners jur, 70
| tim, end.
The murdered Lester AMI O Bricn
SLEEP the sleep II death tic murder
ers have r.mi,a,l,iscrr III ever, saloon
keeper ii Iowa ready 10 screen tho
rnlrrils from punishment, arologists
in the Dubuque Herald Telegraph,
DEBORAH Arnti'a,or. and the bra1en
from, Of lhc Howard count, reform
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aul sssse Alss ttss laMs =

go s#te.ii,s hss sssslls#a Ia ~ a
IT, hAt4e u, vanHpssissn visA thy NJ "
II atsie ssHal / fsssa, 80 sitsasitt ",
srte sae. VarA. e. ~htH ht vAE
a~asa a having i sls ~ llsa
sElrr. that ~ sltd le.i II .i,t anl suali
,p, aetsl. TIT postum. AIT - sata y
rlans a.kinE sat plashia III n. wishes
anl snt.ntiane. ilp letter gives iii.
.sa feassns ~ TIL. enatse ahl will
mee, IT, alr,a,al II l'alt'hs 4ni's
gen.ta'l
TIL sill laate tllt cuutfe clear Nj
Tar i. ~ M lHpn IL " h. Noble
fnr TIN delegation ifntn this county
Th. euntrst W think will he sl.ss
one IL the ,lsriel. The Nascrly re.
publican and beth papers III Chickasaw
count, will fas"r the aspirations d
Andy Felt. while tho Wa,ctl, lnslc.
pendent will fay.r giving tue nn,nina
,ion 10 Howard Count, man. TIM
wishes arr heartily with our own people
and our labor- shall in all legitimate
wa,s he with them.
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The Town Republican state tonscn.
tion has iakcn a step which oil State
Conventions IL all parties ought Ia
take. Whether the conventions 10 10.
eide y nj tho people will take that
step hereafter to tho great improve
nicl,t II tho ciyil.scrvicc IT tl,c coun-
ties. States, and the nation. The Iowa
Republicans declare that bal men should
bc opposed BY all good men. even
though they be the nominees u the
party. All other essentials being equal
Sc shall continue 10 net up 10 the do.
claration u the Iowa Convention. II
tho Republican party will nominate
bad men tho people ought to dcica,
them, aud tcacl, The party that the
IA, III. gone ~ f'lc.,r when 4 nom
iuation il equivalent T. M election.
---ra.ausk, Register.
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MlMMcDau0sss AuCltOm

From the II Paul Pioneer july =.
Tie alp,c grcat sale commenced
yesterday. according u advertisement
at Minnc.aha falls. aud cont inncl dur
inp tho lay resulting very successful,
to tile rrolriutors. Over Sl5V. OoU
Was realized Oh tic rales, aHl Al lrie.s
~ u tie expectations a those en-
.ulpe,l
hiul.hala Ialls. together with H.,
aerer llping ia W ll),!snli for So,
-, or sla3D acre, T. Franklin sisr
E.l.. and tho adjoining " acres n"
p was sold 20 GEORGE Lincoln f.sl.
II the enm of $1,000. Or Ea.i pei
are l'I,r rarrc! lot mo. ~ was
purchased by DR.. Chute IT &2,5b5
n Sl15 POI acre, md lot NJ. II 4
Captain Williams, II Michigan. ~
Slbv rer mere. his purchase NONE,
amounting 4, ~, 800.
The bidding was very spirited h
deed throughout. and the attendance
WIS composed 81 many parties from 4
broad, representing tho States .
Michigan. Pennsylvania. Ohio. Virgin
il aul tic Dominion u l'snsda.
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The New igrk Posi- il speaking d
Senators and Representatives who have
drawn tloir back ray say II those
shn have declared their intentions not
t. touch the .'unelcnn thing.
And tllir reminds IL once more Ii
draa thu attention IT thuse Congress.
nlrn Who have announced that the,
have No, drawn The hack pay. Il
the fact that something more il neces.
ar,. \ Congressman who i cnmpe.
tent to make laws did ~, need tile ~.
saranc. u the Secrctar, ii the Treas.
nry that tho claims for this slnf,
against the lnited States never lar.es. =
for little common sfi,re teaches tia,
Reputation II MT rar. II nur TN.
stituiion. Mhai will Senator's Shri.
man. E,lmnnls md Morton do ahan'
il. The, have hpaste.l that they If,
the lack pay in the treasury: lu, II
may remain there - their errli, far i
lifetime. They mus. make i iornal
restitution Or tlcy must bear tho dis
credit of accepting tho booty.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-25

The Minneapolis Evening Timc'
drives lis kilnl u pun 1T the cl.iss d
salary ,'Iiu,es;
vi. ,;paire, il tie Framitl4taa, IN
tefrugal.r Mhp spilled lien. linilsi !
It'll a July, anl l.nw he proposes y
hold ,.s.ri.s 4 r"li,,eal prayer aud
conference meetings, with tlle liols u
converting him liu,ler) t. the paths
II truth and honesty ll1is il rom
siderable ola contract FIR Brother ':pd-
r., q shoulder. Is H.. does ~, take
eprJiallSto tie prayer melting variety
Il Godfrey Cordial,