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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-07-24
DIVORCES AND WEDDINGS.

There are no lack of alleged "rea,
sons" and "causes" for DIVORCE
But the true cause, in most cases, is
disclosed by the event which expe.
rieuce shows is almost universally
consequent upon the divorce. This
is we'll put by the Churchnsan.
cit is wonderful to find how often
husband discovers his wife to be
incompatible, offensive and good.for-
nothing, when some younger and
more attractive woman has taken his
fancy. 1t is no less surprising to
observe how often wife discovers
for the first time, suddenly, that her
husband is a 'drunkard, british, or
fiendish,' when another richer or
more prosperous man stands ready
to marry her if her husband were
out of the way. II the law should
offer to grant divorces freely: tentold
more freely than now, and at the
same time sh Guild forbid persons
divorced from marrying again, does
any one believe that there would be
one divorce asked where now there
are hundred? Years ago legal
gentleman who had procured a large
number of divorces in his earlier
practice, aud had afterward renounc-
ed the business absolutely, in speak
ing to US on the subject said: Gin all
my experience / never found di-
yorce asked for the sake of being
unmarried; divorce was always
the preliminary to wedding, and
with women quite as much as men"
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ANTI.MoNoPoLY STATE cokvEN'
TOT.
Des Moines, august 18th, 1878.
o M. L. DEvIN,
THos. MITCHELL,
E. L. BURNHAM,
G.. d. REINKING.
III. III. RICK.
State Central Comm

OtUtc OC7tt7 UV OO"V"01V0OO'
Now isn't that rich :? Five gentle
man all living in Polk county, resolv-
ing themselves into State Central
Certainly centraD Committee, and
calling an anti-monopoly convention
at central Des MONIES. That the pub
lie may know these gentleman are
disinterested in this matter and don't
want to monopolize everything, we
will state that Mr. Devin is the "anti-
monopoly" candidate for RepreseD-
tatlve, and Thos. Mitchell, the "mo-
nopoly" candidate for State Senator,
in Polk county. Polk county against
the world !-Des Moines Repu5H-
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A few days ago farmer in Madi'
son township quarreled with his
wife and left home. He returned
in short time, and the quarrel was
resumed and continued to such an
extent that he expressed desire to
be out of the world. His wife init
mated that nothing could please hel
better, and said she would do hel
part if the rifle was only loaded. He
went into the house, got the rifle and
ammunition, and loaded 1t in the
presence of his wife, but was very
careful, when she was not looking
to slip the ball down his sleeve. AT
ter the gun had been capped he
handed it to her and went into the
yard, she followed as far as the door
when she deliberately took aim ano
fired. The husband fell in the grass
to all appearance dead, and laid
there short time before the wife
came to him.. 1t did not take hel
long to discover that he was "play
ing possom," and grasping an al
handle, she attacked him SO 6ercely
that but for the interference o
some of the children she would have
crushed his skull. 1t is needless te
add that there will be a DIVORCE
South Bend Tribune.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-07-24

The last Democratic Administers
tion-the gerry last-was model,
was it not And yet the politicians
who controlled and engineeredit, are
now the champions of reform and
honesty. Bah.
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MUSIC.

The undersigned wishes to inform the public
that he has taken the place of his brother in
teaching piano music, and will also give lessons
on the violin. will have gymnasium class on
Tuesday and Friday MORNINGS OF each week, at
0 o'clock, i should be pleased to instruct any
person wishing to take music lessons Terms
for gymnasium school $500 for II lessons or
ST. 90 per term. Persons wishing their children
healthy and strong, are invited to bring them
Sd floor over Draper q Gifford's drug store.
Al A. G. INGERMAN.
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prpusucAN PRIMARY ELECTION.


The Republican Electors of Mahaska County
are requested to meet at the usual places oil hold
ing Primary Elections In each Tp., on
Saturday, August 9, 1873,
hetween the hour of one and four O'Clock p. m
except in Oskaloosa Township which vii Si,id De
e rsGa for the following offices:
Two Representatives.
One County Auditor.
One Co. Treasurer.
One Co. Superintendent of Public Instruction.
One County Surveyor
One Coroner.
one Drainage Commissioners.
one member of Board of Supervisors.
And one Central Committeeman III eaoh 'o"h-
The time for holding the primary election has
been changed from July 10th, TO August y, On
fact that majority of the farmers throughout
the county will not be through with their mar
yesting by the time first fixed upon, ana nence
could not attend the election without great incon'
In case the member of the Central Committee
for any towns hip shall be absent rom tne piace
of holding the election, or for any oiher reason
cannot act as Judge of the election, the electors
present win choose from their number some suit
able person or persons TO eonGqGs sae eiec'i'h'
. Chairman Central Com.
The voters of Adams township will meet on
that day at the Ogle school-house, p: m. Up.
ticket will be nominated at the same time
In Monroe Tp., the polls will be open at Indian
apolis and Center school-house. h. M. Harlan
will take charge at Indianapolis
The Republican Primary Election in Harrison
township will be held at "Big Windy" school,
house and at the residence Of Anderson Croeson,
in Eddyville. L. p. SHRIyEB, Committeeman.
Polls,of the Republican. Primary Election viii
be open from 10 O'Clock, a. m, to CLOCK, p. III,
at Oskaloosa, and at Enterprise at such place as
the committee may designate John X. Baer,
Mortimer Ruby, and r. r. Heard are hereby APP
pointed committee for Enterprise) August y,
A D. 1874 to nominate q county and township
ticket also elect a chairman of the Republican
Central Committee all in sympathy with ana
invited TO participate. Ii. X. kENDlG, com.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-07-24

JACOB THOMPSON was Secretary
of the Treasury under Buchanan.
His accounts have recently been foot
ed up, and it appears that he is a de-
faulter in the neat little sum of 1921,
00n --
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-07-24
e MANHOOD; How LOST
How RESTORED

ilOW OESIORED.
Just published, a new edition of DIR, CuiVe
wells Celebrated Essay on the radical cure
without medicine) of Spermatorrhea or seminal
weakness, involuntary seminal Losses impoten
cy, menta and physical incapacity, impediments
to marriage, etc. Asp consumption, epilipsy
and hts, induced by sell indulgence or sexual ex
travagance.
say~ Price in q sealed enveIope only cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates from thirty ears success
full practice thar the alarming consequences of
self abuse may be radically cured without the
dangerous use OF internal medicine, or the ap
plication of the knife pointing Out mode ofcure
at once simple. certain and ctectnal, by means OF
which every sufferer, MP matter what he condl-
ton may be, may cure bims elf cheapy, privately
and radically. This lecture will prove boon 10
| thousands and thousands
| This lecture should ba in the hands OF every
youth and every man in the land
sent under seal, in plain nvelopc. TO any
address, postpaid on rdceint of ak cents or tw o
postage stamps.
| address the publishers.
CHAS. j. &c. KLINE h CO.,
7y1 1877 Bowery, NEW York p a Rex A 5SE
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ect application Of
DR.. &AG-'F GATAQRiJ EEs..EpY
il tn oulr form OF Instrument yet inv ented witt
Shich fluid mt lCno c..l L., carried h;h up auj
1crjccfiy QDplicG d. al parts the affected .sIl pas
ages, and the cl nihrTs cavities communicating
herewith, in Mid cores .,Ild fr,.q enTy exst
md from which tn cG:arl,r C!sriisigr generally
proceeds. The AT Ut succr.J ~ ting cat GII
Ie"n"Te has a. sea largely f."u IL, ia possibility
VI applying RENE .irS TO tICSo CAY IT. aalni,r
~ aul Gf the or .a3ry methods. Tu.s uhstarie il
:c y of effect ing cures is entirely Overcome l.,
h" Invention OF the DOnche. In using th!5 iHstGu
mvHt the Fluid iscaried by its own weight ra shutting
crcIng or pumping being requedl up one oSt"il IN !
all ge"tiy iluwi1g strra II to the highest portion
he nasal passages, passes into and thorough,
canscs all the qubes and chambers connected there
WIZ AMI HeWS dat of the opposite nostr Its uso 10
pleasant AID simple that child could undrrsaHt
: sis!t si.d fn.ictt directions accompany Gael
Instrument when used with this Instrument, pc
'ts@ CHtalih Kennedy cures rec, ut aiit'A"
III t.:S tisFd - by y few aFpt-rHSi''5 :.
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sc,n,ge T. ilny into tnroa soIpctit's rfpiuse
attly tsick Ltucus pirr!rn: oHcIs,Ne, S@1, II
~ r,i,f .y..yL dry v,trry weak or i3fanI-d oSea
81 ,i,,,, M -. ht,st, ,,n oil nasal passages. ring
~ in ms ,fr "a h tw king anI coughing To c!ea
.hrns, Lns g,.bs iIanl :I.t ~ Voice altered
EASEL tv.r ot Iiye breath. impaired or total de
1.,.ati,, ~ i, If smell and taste dizziness, mon
al 1s,Ssi, Is g.. ~ r.etJo, indigestion, enlarge.
| Sils IicLnnJ c,.nsh Ac. Only a few of thes
| ,yn,,,tnms are likely to DO present in any case
que l'ns ,u.,s Catarrh Remedy, whom used will
| :, ,,,,Ts,sa Nasal nossCAe, and accompaniei
| - the constitutional treatment which is recon-
-, Id In tha bampElet that wraps each boitl.o
- n. ,,d il n,rttct specific for this loathsonn
So o,,6 fle pronrietCr oilers, in good faith
n'o, ~ ,r,Xn,I for a case he cannOt cure. TIL,
500. - MIDI and pleasant to use, containing n,
W - rnI,s1ic drugs or poisons. The Catarri
- - Jlt 80 cents Douche at 60 centS b!
As sn','A al or either will be mailed by proprie
| .7--- 49, dc 90 cents.
n. ". PIERCE, NJ. y,
Sol" rrorr ar
L,'Fr.stu \ Y.
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johnson, the "fre, bug" in Bur-
lington Jail, made an attempt to burn
it last Sunday, by starting a fire in his
own cell. The turnkey entered too
soon for him and nipped the game in
the bud.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-07-24

From the Des Moines REGIsTER.l
c., r. I. & p. TRAIN ATTACKED BY
ROBBERS 81 MILES WEST OF
DES MONIES.
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FIVE or six robbers visiting an express
car. The robbers held a shot gun
to Burgess head while they went
through his safe. In the baggage
car express on) at the time Of the
robbery was Supt. Royce, Burgess,
Mr.. Killingworth, and the mail route
agent. AS soon as the cars stopped,
and as the inmates opened the door
10 look out to see what was the mat.
ter, the robbers sprang in.
Frank Cox, the road master, who
is at the wreck, has organized, ready
to start at daylight this morning, on
the track of the robbers, mounted
troop of forty men.
S. S. Stevens, agent of the c., r,
/. & p. r. r. at Council Bluffs sends
out this morning an engine on the
Northwestern and one over tie Il.
d M. road, carrying posses Of men,
hoping to intercept the robbers. He
will also send men on the reg ulaI
trains in all directions.
We are under obligations to Mr..
Tom Entriken, assistant train dis
patcher, for much kindness on his
part in obtaining the above news.
Wednes days paper says the engi
neer. was not shot, but killed when
the locomotive ditched. AS soon as
the train stopped, the robbers, seven
in number, all masked, like southern
Kuklux, commenced firing guns and
pistols, and cursing the passengers,
to keep them in the car. Two of
them presented revolvers at the head
of the express messenger, and COM
PEELED him to open the safe. They
got $l7OO. The railroad company
offers $4,000 reward for their arrest +,
and the Governor offers $500 each
for them.
The aim appeared to be to keep
all the passengers in the cars, and to
drive the train men in there, too.
One passenger, a Chicago man,
stepped out of the car and appealed
to the robbers not to shoot the wo-
men and children. They swore with
frightful oaths that they were no
ed common robbers" and only
took from the rich to give to the poor.
At the same time commanding him
to return to the car, enforcing the
command by letting off several loads
of a revolver at him. One of the
scoundrells stated that they were
Changers.
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At West Union, last Thursday, a
servant girl in the employ OF DIR.
Bassett undertook to light fire to
cook supper by using kerosene. Her
arms and face were literally roasted
till the flesh dropped off.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-07-24

The residence of Suel Foster, at
Muscatine, was burned to the ground
at noon on Monday last. The fire
originated from a defective fue.
The furniture was saved. Total loss
$4,000, insured for $4,000.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-07-24

David Mckinley, of Dubuque, a
young man Dc years old, died on
Monday Of lock, jaw, resulting from
a wound in the palm of his hand, re-
ceived July 4th in firing a small
cannon.
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RAILROADS.
Des Moines Valley Railroad Timetable,
osKALoosA-GoTNa EAST.

osKALoosA-GoING EAST.
No. 4, Pacific Express, .....-..... -. 1000 D. m
GOING WEST
No, 8, Pacific Express, ..........-. 1902 a. m.
CONNECTIONS.
At Keokuk, with the Toledo, Wabash & West.
ern the Toledo, Peoria q Warsaw the Chicago,
Burlington q Quincy; and the Mississippi Val.
lev IL Western Railways.
At Pennington, with the Burlington q South-
ern Railway.
At Ashland, with the Chicago, Rock Island a.
Pacific road, (Sou thwestern branch !
At Ottamwa, with the Burlington a. Missouri
River and the st. Louis, Kansas CITY and North.
ern raj roads.
At Eddyville Transfer, with the Central Rail
roam of Iowa.
At Des Moines and Altoona, with the CHICAGO
Rock Island 81 Pacific road.
At Grand junction WHIP the Chicago & North
western railroad. 49,
AT Fort Dodge, with the Illinois Central road
Fare as low as the lowest Sleeping cars on al
NIGHT trains JOHN GlVIN,
JAS. BARKER, superintendent
Gen1 Ticket Agt.
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IOWA NEWS,

The Ioaoa Baptist says that fol
some time past reports have been in
circulation that lion has been seen
frequently in different parts of Clarke
county, at first in the vicinity oi
Prairie. Grove, and more recently
near Liberty. Various opinions have
been expressed as to the truth Of
these reports; but it is now pretty
definitely settled that we have lion
loose among us. One day last week
he passed within few rods OF a
farmer near Liberty as he was plow-
ing corn. The gentleman got a
good look at the beast and knows II
to have been lion.
In Burlington on Monday, ayoung
man named William Crumpton.
aged Is, lost his lite by drowning.
1t appears that in company with six
others he went out in skiff on the
river to have a good time. When
only a short distance from the shore
the boys carelessly began to rock the
boat from side to side, until it filled
and sank to the level of the row
looks. Crumpton jumped out and
in attempting to reach the shore was
drowned. The others were rescued.
In a family row in Keokuk, on
Saturday night, Dennis Hays, an
Irishman Of long residence lin that
place, received blows which ended
his existence. On Monday q coron-
er's Jury rendered verdict to the
effect that the deceased came to his
death by bruises and blows felon,
iously inflicted by John Shea and
Hannah Hays. A preliminary ex-
animation will soon take place.
A few days ago Mr.. N. G. Woolsey
and Mrs. Alvin Brainard, who had q
baby in her arms, attempted to cross
the river near Hamburg, in Fremont
county. The boat upset, and the
mother foated for some time, hold
ing the baby out Of the water, until
it was rescued, when she sank and
was dro wned. The man sank at once
and did not rise.
James Lester, shoemaker of New
Hampton, Chickasaw county, COM
mitted suicide on Monday morning,
by cutting his throat with razor,
nearly .seyering his head from his
body. Cause. family troubles and
ENTHUSIASTICALLY whisky. :.
Keokukian's dance with the little
joker away up to 100 degrees.
Such weather would make wooden
man lather.
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MEDICAL.

Confessions Of an Invalid.
DUBLISHED as a warning and for the benefit OF
L Young men and others who suffer from Ner
vous Debility, Loss of M nhood, ETC., supplying
The means of self-cure.
Written by one who cured himself, after under
going considerable quac kerry, and sent free on
ceiving postpaid directed envelope.
Address, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn
New York. n4lm6
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EDS. RERALD,-Please announce the name OF
HARVEY SLOAN as q candidate for Auditor,
of Mahaska.county, subject to the decision OF the
Republican Primary Election.
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The Train Ditched-The Engineer Sho
Dead-The Express Car Robbed
Several Persons Injured.
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No 2, Mail, 11:20 a. m
No. 4, Pacific Express, .......... 1000 p. m.
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Keokukian's dance with the little
joker away up to 100 degrees.
Such weather would make wooden
man lather.
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Mall. Express
National Republican., 1873-11-27
DIED.


PEARCE On tho siih instant, Of his residencs
In Alexsndris county, Va, Hon. ALLAN PEARcr
aged slxty.two years.
LEWIS. On wednet day. the Seth instant. Of
bilious d, sentery. CURTIS LEvis, In the nfty'
''Pagstsi from his late, Ies,denes. aeorse,ow1
Heights. on Friday, at o'ciock, y m. Friends and
acquainiancss Are respectfully invited
BKENNAN.-On the 18Th instant, at O'Clock,
after long and Painful illnesr. MARY BREssAs, In
the seventy ninth year OF her age
The funeral will take place at O'Clock on Thurs
day afternoon November o., at her late res.derce,
No. 1881 q street. eouih Washington.
BROWN. AT his residence I'm this city yesterday
morning, HAIRY p. Bhows, In the iwehtyseven
His femsiis viii bc taken to Auburn. Y. for
interment
GRINDER On the sltb instant, after short H.
ne-s. ADAA GRINDER, iu the hf seventh year Of
Funeral will take riace from his late residence
Nh Ilia First street east, telwten ]. and N sou b.
on Thurtday, 9Th instant, at a:3l .o'c,ock. HI.
friends ana Ac1usintapccs are respectfully invited
HUMEs.-.on the ssh instant cf aroplssy. JoHs
HuMHs. aged furty.two years.
JQNE3.-Oa the 2Sth inst. MARY, wife Of Henry
II. Jones, aged hftyfhree yeArs.
POTTER In Georxetown. on the cith instant
JOHN W. PoTrKR, in ths seventy.nrst year Of ni'
frieuds Of tho family are respectfully invited 10
Attsud his funeral to taks place from the esdeacs
Of his daughter No. u Potomac street, Thursday
nth instant. . O'Clock, .. m.
National Republican., 1873-11-27
Rnltiuarn nInrheia.

BALTiMoRE November D --BTea 'stuffs IN ut-
The The sale. TO day ol CaanFo sponnied e *,
dS' Lstrs - SsiiXs IS 10: 50 ism,iy at sisiSc.
s77S and ap Howard strcct do st 9.ts - 81 Ther,
Is some inqHry for lilo bfst ds City Muls Extra
but We learn of no sales, militrs generally declin
SaesINThe sales today tmbrsce 500 bushell
Penn y wanna o. els or whits and ftTsseL;s fol
sd SG 1sG az Ts.ssn S rSs
Tor far 70 cio ce 0oD prime to choioe Au,bel
at sl s.ta iits; ?oo d. 20 TO prime red q no
sp, aud So do, Inferior TO afr al ai bod si s.
and The ssIss inc .uds ssco bushes while al atsT'
ccpts for DID, and 6DshT cents for new. and 1.0o do
yellow st O. erDts ior old, and es6I conts for new
for delivery S December and January ' a. g e.n,s %
ctp d. old and new n Elevator at s,h centsi 500 do
old At 81 cent, snd o do. rtjeo cd at % tents,
0at..-The sales to-day were leD bushels South
eOl do mixed Western at t6 cent?. =.
Rys.--We note sale to-day Of 900 bushels al 81
cont, and quote priins at 10 cents.
nS%iSsyT e aSs e.sss I: low .HGSs isns MssGs
csn.s; and Sood ordinary 10 s'rict do. hss,1S
fsesiSssIhs market , for P,oy;iops ,s I. nrm 70
learn q no siies q bull Meat, bu, quote shoni
ders and sides at.S cents bacon ]. h!mer; sale
aud We quote Iobb,ny lots picked ., X ceuts iot
boh ShoudeIs and Sidea. Hams are steady Of II
ola ccntss We quote prime Western steam Lard al
lk!ss cen.s, aud Mess Porz at sitS@sis for new,
ssaass,-We quote price. today Ne follow, Cubs
aud Porto Rico fair % Enod refining fhs7S :ent
Enslish 1sland Do. ~ s7H cents; Guba Oentriilasl
itico sfocrry. sssN cents, and DemcrarA vacuum
y @ssiS.Ths msise. for Mirs Wines is ye,. ,.nd
there isliitic doing. welcArn Of small rales West
National Republican., 1873-11-27
PALTINoRB AND OHIO RAILROAD.

4 v
For baltimore and Way Poinis-A s;s and a.
Por baltimore without stops-At sis and 80
" TRAINS LEAVE BALTIMORE.
and g. rs. tss.ssit and II % ssn D p M q N
81 sHSBhx sB nd fh2s 5 nA.aadT2a. n I'd !. %
a, ron ErsSsHEsIEn W, sSs , 8 = VIA MAIN LINE.
ron raRDElicK. VIA MAIN LINE.
FOR HAoERHsESys SHFESSSLfEHs fER YISsGahsrrn VIA
r5h fhG WIZ sSSSS' siS$iS $SSSFA VIA METRO.
oabals y Ss a Mss 1,en
~ FOR ELIIcoTT's MILL
fGs hSnS ASb S dosNHnsE dsssTfH4nfQKThE
is.so Washinston >, a. NJ. and 80 p. m. and
go through without caaige Of cars.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS.
thf ash e Sincinnsh., u Louis. Chicago. and
Pittsburg at 20 y. m. daily.
Ate 5A m. and lAS ,. M; but not en- sunday.
Mrp m., su, nCs mos "a sTassy, M9ssoIk
FOE POINT OF RopHs p5ss}s Asp INTERMEDIATE
,as Ss .sa, aRs Fss s1 70, 81 sansas % sa I rs
Eiprss :; trains 81 4 u and % p. m daily. stop
At Point of hockA
Through uckets 10 the West can be hsd at ne
Washington station Ticket Of1oe At all hours of The
day; also. at the Oompanys Office, 10 Pennsyivsnia
avenue.
Passengers purchasing tickets at The Avenue
oflcc can there arrange TO have their bsuags
called for and checked at their residence, taken 10
the depot, and put into the basxase car.
For Nov Yoth, phiiAdelphin and Boston. - "a
'''A' ~ fnYs r. SHARP.
Master Of transportation
l. N. COLE,
General Ticket Asent
49,, SEo; =. hO0hTh
National Republican., 1873-11-27
NIAIeRIBis.

uARMoN-STIcKELL- On tho 18th instant. by
the hev. Y. W Coorer, NJ. JoBn o, HARMON and
No cards
MANTiPLY -TALIEFERRo- In washingtop
wv M"spipIy snd Sxiys " n. Thitsynnho' ~ Soi6t
Of Amherst, Va
ToN-JOSIs.-octobe 81. is7s, by the Rev
Mr. Mctlfresh, Joms II. SHELTON and Mrs MARY
D. JONEn
National Republican., 1873-11-27
CARRIAGES.

CARRIAGEsi GARRIA0Esn CARRiAGEs!!!
" At HEpUoED PRICEs...All
n lErr, consistins Of LAndsns, Two very -
II want Clarcnces. Coupes. Btetts, Drass. Top and
tons In different styles, are offered f1r sale At un
usually low prices. Pe!sons IN want will do well te
'-"' RODT. n GRAHAM,
Repository sad Factory tiO-'ia Eighth street es
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FIrst LieutenALt Thiri An
PROPOSALS. ron FRKsH BEEF.

OYYIcE A. o. 3D.
se,,.d pSnraa,. a.T,ss,1oaa 4, h,ss,s& & NIX m ~ s
ny, \. once unit, y m. the 10Th day Of DECEM:
BtHt l5.y, for furnishing the Fresh Beef nQuired
by tho Subsistence Dspsrtment, United btates
Army. at this station, during ak 6) months, com.
Information 81 10 quality Of beef pay
men's, 40. can be ootatned by spplicstion t2,,
Second Lieutenant % Infantry. h.S.a.
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} RoPosAIs FOR FRESH BEEF.

orrIcn AcrIna CoMarssAnY OF supsIsrEscr,l
fonr HAMiLros. y; Y, II. oct ~. ls7A
this offce until 4 o'siock 70; November n. is75,
uAry I. 1874
Information as TO conditions quality Of Beef pay.
menis, &c. can DO obtained By application 70
Subsistence, u, y, Army,