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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09
''Brtlk" Says It Amt So.

An EImira, N. Y, dispatch Of Nv 22,
s"ys' Brick Pomer,y, who is here, pub.
Iish' a statement in the Advcrt,sts il the
" "rn'"g lying tha,*Ie has, or that his
paper Is 10 be suspended. He prop,ses
10 prosecute for. libel the editors who ma
lici"usly ANNOUNCED his failure and tile
suspt nsi"n vi f'olner, : Democrat III New
York: The report of suspension grew
''.'t 1T jhe fact that in October last he ap.
Piled to he relieved, MS the law directs,
from losses sustained four or five years
sg" Will" he Was running daily paper in
New z"k, and WIS. upon his voluntary
petition, adj"dged bankrupt, that he
might tngage IN active business again the
sooner t" II tlieve his losses Of ab.u $780,
OoO' incurred while c"ntendlng against
what Was tht the Tweed ring.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09
Education IL SaxONy.

It is n" longer sufficient for children
in SIX ny I" attend scn'"'l until The, are
II ..a's osei-until they are II tie, must
continue I" &c. i've Instruct. u III the eveu-
'"gs ar TN Sunday the uumoer of les
Sons ranges week., from Nv" to six, accOr.
ding I" the prt >i"us p'.tic" nc, M the
pupil. Default is punishable b, duc e."
Imprisonment. Pupils wlD attend pr,
vale schools recognized BY the State, arr.
held Is be c"npl>i'g with the law. Up
II The age Of II II ch,Id's education is 81
per,nitnled by Inc state; a, 10 tue chill.
II boy: enters the active army; ALTER
serving fourteen years he il rele1 ated frs,
10 the reserve, mex, to the Lsudwher, then
t., the Lan.isturm, aud no, until he .r.
rlves 1T the mature aye vi AZ can he Call
himself free man.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09

The editor Of the Hu,chinson Enterprise
is III lcck Of trouble, and bcrntes print
ers rs The cause. Certainly he has had
tad luck. FIRST he employed two by =
VII" loved The Suhda. orll''0i, hui were
soon deceit Il in p.iirrinx. Next, lie en-
gagged II iull fl. eyed journe, man. Wilt NJ
he honurcu b, lac;nk Lis nal"e II, the
head Ut the l'alu, Ia, VIII r.l,''d u mum.
bered benefits by d.>g,ac.tuI Light after
All equally disgiarc'ui a,:ei 1T 1" commit,
snIcldt. Ard lastly. came another prat'-
teal printer, anna with the mos, salts.
factory credentials, Who Las clipped witt,
AN es'in able ,':,t s l"dy, leaving b. hind
wife aid w." children, aid distract. d
editor 10 mourn his sudden departure
Ai;rr tins, the tdi,or made c.,'trac,
with +. nnk Duggelt. vii" Viii have the
entire nlal;"g, ment If The kh'erprise,
and will hot steal, commit suicide. n"r
run away with cs;in."bie young ladies',
nor any olliels-Pionser.Press
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09
Sp~tl,.

MADRID. ID. c. 1.-THE weather is very
cold III lie north, and some s..lti rs have
been fr,zcn To- death.
Mldnight-The message Of President
Gram occasions great excitement. A C. m
plvte summary of the Cuban section WIS
cubled t. to orn'r Collau,ts, minister If
f''rtiyn affairs, and an informal mce'in:;
1T the ministry wis held Tonight. lis
great verO"sity starlles tue Spanish States
men. A days delay in sending in the
message is regard, suspici.'usiy, AMI the
belIiSerence discl inner will b. vuri'.usly
discussed in t.m0rrow's newsp =. r..
Dul'lici,y will probably be cl'a'g>d, aud
the ultra o'gnns intimate threats Ut Carl,sl
r. cogn,,i"n. Tie newspapers are issuing
extras, and The slieels "re crow ded. The
excitement is equal 10 that shown over
the Virginius affair.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09
Saving Seed Cora.

The experience Of the past has taught
farmers lesson they d" not always heed,
the importance Of saving the seed corn
early in the tall, and :pro,.c ing it from
influences which destroy its eliminating
Qualities. How few there. are sufficiently
par'i in this respect; "tl en- tn y risk
a crop Of corn upon the neglec, II the "1:
Law vt single days labor in saving The
sc1l. Poor seed may terminate. and :gri'w
und:r favorable circumstances, but fir
steady and vi. "rous crowd i" al c".di.
ti"ns, from. the time it is plant. d, the seed
must b. "i the best qualify.
1t is u dangerous exptrim. mt, in sea-
SON like the prescnt "ne, to leave $, cd
corn 1" dr., upon the stalk after the Ll.des
nave been bitten b. the f.os,s. 1t can, in
this Gaze. neit'.rr grow nor ripe,, bat musr
Dr.! out. Ii the dr., ing process is no'
strad, and rapid thu L. lmina,i"g qualities
became impaired and cannot ue relied
Upon tor seed. The finest: largts, and
best rip.n rd eals should u. select. d, tied
into pairs b. u few husks left .or the pur
pose ami hung in The sun long enough to
become dry, unless exp'stu 10 a sufficient
degree o!' nr' .tiria! heat The latter plan
~irlid form 1 coat iag Tor Tic kern. Is ami
make them les, suscrp. iblc I" climute III.
flucnces. 1t farmers will PURSUE This plan
they will be u Thousand times b. tier paid
f,r The Time occupied than in almost any
other w.rk upon the farm. When we'll
seasoned ii ma, be Put in dry place,
with the full assurance Of an Important
b.glnning, the next spring, for II ci"p of
corn. 1t is very difficult t" put this valu-
able aIticle out oi tie way ut The ver,nin,
! which find II" trouble to walk beneath a
horizontal surface, II thy have the angles
OF two sides to cling to. T" prevent This,
frame, consisting OF poles, may be sus.
pended from the raflcrs by strong wires Or
| rods vi iron.
Considerable time may BE- gaintd b.,
husking the corn and spreading it upon a
slend.d platform. 1t properly drieu
it may be piled several ears in depth vii,
ou, danger Of injury from dampness. II
is not best t. measure the importance al
this matter BY the length ut time required
10 pe:iorm This work, but upon the d,f
ference between the probabilities III a full
or halt crop. rs the result Of the action
taken. i'r. motn.: and lhornugllness "u
the farm are the only qualities which pay
the large proti,s.-N ester" Rural.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09
Idiotis, slssh..


New York against The world for high.
toned idiots. This III the tlatest wrinkle
among the artstocralie' wjfnklers. One
Of the select goes to the :thta.re with a
female Of his species; previous to which
he drop either personally or by mail, au
order IL 4 confectioner Tor such and such
CONNECTIONS al n certain theatre, bt tween
specified acts, seat NUM- Der so and So
Promptly at that place and moment, up.
pears livcried p"ge bearing the sweets,
and the two proceed 10 suck ca1dy du.
ring The balance OF the performance, or
as long as the candy lasts. This IS n good
tea-tor tools. Bulls eyes, gum drops
or -jujube will materially assist them
in worr, ing through two Or three
hours where, the fare being simply intel
!ecsual, time mus, 60 very heavily with
Them. If there is any other insanity yet
10 be discovered. We may safely: ,rus.
these creatures to drag it to light.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09

Paisc, Sleeping cars. owned ami ul.xrxted
t'y this line. arc"m;an. ali night trains.
NG1 HEC1lON> ALI A. FELLOW
A, Burlington, with :hica.o Burlington
Quincy 4. X. tor Chicago, PEORIA Gin cinn.ti
keokuk, Quincy l. St. Louis West 10 "
,umwx and all points il Kansas and Ncbras-
IN, anu with Burlington 4 south es,ern
~ for Pennington, bIOomt Id, ana al
points III Missouri and Kansas.
At Columbus Junction, With Chicago /
south Western Railroad tor Washington and
Lea. enwvrth.
At Vest Lib. rty, with Chic.g" Rock L.
land l. Pacific kaiiloxd. Tor IOWA City, Des-
Moincs aud Deavvup"lt
ut Cedar kayids with Milwaukee, Division
Of b. L. K, l. y. tor Independence. West
Union, P"stvilie and McGregor, with Chicago
Il N"rth- Western Railway for Omaha, COun-
c,l Bluffs and Chicago, anu with Dubuque +
Southwestern kr,Iway tor Dubuque.
4, N!chvls, with Muscxtine Div. 3. c. +:
l. NJ. tar Musca:ine.
At Waterloo and Cedar Falls with Illinois
Central RAILROAD tor Independence, Dubuque
Fort bulge aud Sioux City.
Al hors Junction with Milwaukee st.
Paul Railway, tor Mason City snd Charles
City. g..
At Austin, with Milwaukee i st. Paul
hallway, for al pints i'll Mihnessts.
Al st. Paul. tor I'LL points on Northern Ps-
cific hallway; the great Lake Superior re-
k,on anu ~ p"iutr North 'aIG NUrthNeSt.
Eff. NINSLL1, GenI Hanger.
CO.. IVES, t,enl Pars. + Ticket Agent.
Cedar karlas. lows
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09
In one OF the cars WAS . beautiful

In one OF the cars WAS beautiful
,"uug l"dS urtsstu IL lLc Cttl,s. Ii I'LL
iug, VINO was tuk.n. Auu.e tic ueau Oud,
vi Aei mother, Wmlcu was lUrWa.u IN the
.aggugecar. euudcniy The gIrl ,p:aAs
up IL her scat ahu bcg"n shouting, "4ui.
ucr! uuruci y oeveia VI vi the p..H,cuxe l 3
Ill VuCe RUSHED ~ h,I, bu. 1Ouhu lhxt Aer
ieuSuu II ri lett ticr a.,u sue Was a rAvilE
luuatic, u"uulieso causcA b., .xcess Ut s.,r
row. bAe was L,.lLc n. Ii. ll.e Crowned
car, struggling VICINITY. anu II requ'rcd
tle ul.ittU tx. ItILhs u scvt1.l n,eiA 10 re-
strain her nLn, doing violence either t"
ut Il place y l1tle she c"uiu Ge safely c.,u.
hneu.-toIte'nuu,al \Aic.) Argus. ::
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09

3'hc Chicag" Times has Just been >urd
for lib'l, damages $25, oJO, tor having sta
ted that certain firm iii That SSrcity was
swindIing its cust'naej?s. The practice ot
the firm was to send 70 manufacturers 1t
terra ordering certain kinds Of goods, with
instructions to draw on tIlom at Tin days.
THESE drfs were dishonore<s, aud til.
manufacturers were swi,f.lltd uu, OF their
go'"ts The Times publishes numb. r
of letters from parties thus swindled. and
proposes to justify its charges against
the l1rnl mentioned.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09

We tw" weeks ago copi"d from the
Martin C"unty Sentinel The facts in reIa
ton to the imp, isonmcnt "t Mary Lu,hrgr
for setting fire to the prarie. Additional
facts show the case to have been IN ex.
ceedingly hard one, she being a lady 65
years old. very ignor",t, in poor health
and the fire having becn started by her
Internationally. On Tie prsentati"n ola
PETITION signed BY several county officials
If jackson county, and larg' number. II
ci,iz ms, containing The iac,s, Gov. Days
has granted Mr.. Lu1hegc q pardon.-
Mant"rville Expires.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09
Brave Girls.
From The NV Bedtv d standard.

FROM The EsW Bette. d standard.
A few days ags' u part, OF Jour girls on
their why hGlne iroi" school III East Bridge
water, came upon eigh, buys Who had Cap
cured a:k!t,en, and. alter cov.ring it with
ke'os' NJ "il.. pr posed to set it o" f1'e.
they brgged the %' ~ 70 give ,%m tile
kiue", and ". re r. tus.u; w4e.eup"n THEY
.ff:r d t. buy II. This p'op's*f als" fail
I'd, and the gi'ls tItn hailed passing
man and begged him To interfere. He re-
fused. aud. rendered desperate by ttpcat-
"a iaiIurs, The girls attacked the Buys,
and, though they were Outnumbtred two
I" one. succvceleu III whipping them aid
taking the kitten from them AID carrying
it away il triumph.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09
Iwakurn. now Junior Prime Minister Of

Iwakura. now Junior Prime Minister of
Japan, n ver saw foreigner until 1855;
h. purp"seIy avoided II. But since he
headed the treaty c''nimi<s'"n when v'si.
ted this countr, and the principal Euro,
p.:an capitals in 1872 8, he has been Que
Of tile must earnes. in introducing Ito
Japan I, e.l.Ims aud fasl'i.'ns ut wtstcip
Ci>ii.zal'"n. tie has lately s.nt tHss vi
his.so,,s 10 the UAi,ed States u ne tuu,a-
ted. 49,, &
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09

FARMERS INSURANCE ASso.
~ ~, .:CiATioN: IT, -.
There is to- c0|,tUunY that
taxes rlsks on 1ar"I proper
tn, ut such lou z'uteS us does
this one. No Company has
proved itself more relit.ble
than this. No company is
better, w0rthy Of patr0n1se.
is its name implies, 1t is att
Institution Which beI0h gs
peculiarly 10 the farming
community. 1t nus est;1b-
HShed In the interest Of
farmers, 1t is managed by
TURNER'S, and has been u
Messing to them. 1heU u'iM
cUntiiz1e to pcttrOnize it as
heretofore.
:: 8. VoS8URc Agent,
l6tt Austin, Alnp
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09

Col. W. ). King, NJ. c., from the Sci
District, in This state, has been admit. d
:""a seat III Congress, notwithstanding ille
charges which are pending against him
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09

Til, NV Y.]k Ja:loys have II, Boss
Tweed ruiz 4. " y.a' ID III v tic au'l,orit"s
are offering $1O.u0U.O0 tvr his re.cap.ure-
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09
TIE
CT .CLGo, hlllVAklE 1 st. FkDL
l>All.N ~
Is the best through route to
All Eas:e rn and Acu1he1n Poirts.

Is the best through route to
All Eas:ern and Southern Poirts.
Connecting in Chicago with all Eastern and
Southern Llues.
tHrAGo DEPtr:-CO,ner Lxpal and West
Muu,sun Sis. huree Cars and Stage Lines
ior all larls Ut the city constantly Psss'nE.
CHICAGO CITY OIFicLt:-6l aud G. Clark
Street.
MILWAUKEE DEP~T.-Coruer Reed and
Suu,h " alter Stre.ts. Horse Cars and Omri-
bus Lines Iuunlng regularly thsrsir.m to the
prlncip*i parts vi the city.
CIfY TICKET uFFlcl:-4OC Easl Water Sc,
corner u iscvns,n street.
lHE 0: LY THROUGH .lIHE BEfw EEI
CAlChoL, AALN AUAk.k, 81 kAUL
AID htNHa sl.s.lis.
1t is the only hurtbwesIsIo Line connect
ing III ehn. u, I'll III lineage. with 1hy vi tho
z, eat kasie,h u eOu,htln Lilies. hid ID the
mxst c.L.tLIn nj located with reIttebee to
traneter t. any Eastern Or southern Lines.
Its C.sches S',el ing Cars anu Track sEe
vi tue very It's, ~ every particular.
"a. y. II. LAEPkAIkR,
Ieuesx. Pusseuk~5 Agent.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09
CREDITORS NOTICE.

CREDITORS NOTICE.
IN PROBATE.-M"wERC auKTY CoURr.
In the matter Vi thv estate Of Peter Il. Mills
deceased.
Letters Of administration in said matte be-
ing this hay granted to james A. Mills u
Austin. Minnesota, and FIX months iron, ana
alter The 7'h d.! Of August A. b. 1875. beng
allowed to credn ors t" p: sent then claims
against said DECREASED tor examination and
wIIuwwncr: nv,ice ie hereby gwen that 'he
Ju.txe of .sid Court will on the ninth tay VI
October A. b 1875. and the seventh day Vi
February A. y. 1876, II one o'c:"ck P. N. o'
zach OF suld DAYS Ut hie office in said County.
exxmine and ADJUST ~! CLAIMS ami demands
Of all pers. Ms against said deceased.
BY the lOurt,
Dated IT Austin, the 7th day Of August A.
y. 1873.
SAMUEL HARTER,
24t JuhR. Of Probate.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09

II. -. Kerr .os Indiana, has been elected
ep.akcr # the; Aa.ional House Of Ripe.
seasativs5. .'-'.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09
DEATH TO PAIN!
| .:kD:A\ SAl E.

y ::
Notice il h.,.b. given that by virtue If an
order ~, the F,"""'- Court Ut M.w.rt. Mint.
mnd- IN thr 18th day If October, 4. II. 1875,
l shall xlos. i'r sale Ut public auction ut
the I ut o..", Vi tn. Court curt, in the cit!
OF Austin, in said County. IN Friday, the l9'b
day Vi Novelnbe A. II. 1875, 1T III. h"ur "I
nine O'Clock g.. NJ. al the interest -, tit.
heirs "t joel Billy, d.cs NE. d. III ond 10 the
wcs, hal. Of the northwest quarter 1T SECTION
number '~.n', FIX. '.~, ship oae hundred
~n.: cue, nort' Ut rang, ,uuI''th, west. the
tcrus Of said sale n,c caeh On delivery Of
d. ed Ut the premises.
Dated October goth, 1873.
l. IAGMUNDSON,
p29tf Guardian tvr said scirs.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-02

JOB Ross. of Portland, Oregon opened
a bunch of bananas few days ago, and
found three or four eggs nicely packed
were nearly as large as canary eggs. and
Mr.. Ross thought he would try incu-
baton after the style of Professor
Corbett. of New Jersey, and produce q
tropical bird. He placed the eggs care
fully in tray covered them with horse
manure. and left them few days, when
one OF the finest centipedes came to
the surface that WAS ever hatched-it
was perfectly abba to take care of itself
from the start
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-02
COUGH lozENeEs,

H There il INDEPENDENTLY no other fens1E
$50 certain in its effects. AsTHNA, WD10a
Cough, BRsECHrTIs AND DISORDERS OF ~
THROAT alike yield to its influence. The hiehsst
medical testimony states no better cure for tAsoe
complaints exists tnow proved by over hah
centurys experienced. They contain no opi&
morphia or any violent drug. KKAT1HG's CoUG
LozEHGRs, prepared by TnoMAs kDA7INe, Ia
don, Britain, are sold by all Druggists. Agsnlo
for the Paciie Coast, RlDHeEes. Hos1.@9
Co., San TraDsisss. seple-lEH1
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-02
DISSOLUTION OF copAR1NERsHIP

YUyHE CoPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
existing between the undersigned under
the name and style Of Dickson Anderson was
on the ed day Of September, A. D. 1875, dis
solved BY mutual consent.
j. =. DICKSON
WILLIAM ANDERSON
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-02

JUDGE BokKMAN has decided that Brig
ham Young must pay Ann Eliza her ali
mony. The great Polygamist rests his
polluted soul under the custody Of the
United States Marshal. and Ann Eliza
stalks abroad on horse OF glory.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-02

THERE was a run on the San Francis
co Gold Bank on Saturday. The bank
stood the business handsomely.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-02

SENATOR JONES proposes that an as
sessment of per cent. be levied on all
mining shares, for the benefit Of the
Virginia fire sufferers.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-02
W. ANDERSON,
Practical Painter, Grainer, Glider
and Sign Writer.

l have Atted up . shop on the northeast
corner Of Telegraph and Ormsby streets, where
ahsll Be- prepared to do all kind Of work in my
linz in the most approved style. Give me 4 call.
Os>eAr :, ISIS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-02
Notice..

LLpERsoNs HOLDING CLAIMS AGAIKsT
n the Nevada Agricultural, Mining and
Mechanical Society are requested to present
them Immediately to the Secretary, II. L.
wager, who will be found at the Office Of the
State Treasurer.
BY order Of the Board of Trustees
GEORGE TUELY,
President,
Carson City, Ostobsr 20. 1877, tt
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-02
Dentistry.

mr.. BILLINGS can be Consulted
- IT his residergs, north Of the Round
HOUSE.
FILLING AND EXTRACTING T1Bga
A SPECIALITY.
Enquire at the R01nd Heass. ap0k0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-01

The Sewing Machine lobby now organized
and operating on Congress for an extension
of the patent on certain parts of the machine
which will have the effect to keep il out of
the hands Of needy SeamStreSses and moor
families, is understood 10 have considerable
cash in hand ready for use as working Cant
tai. The object these mOnopOlistS have in
view Is entirely indefenSible on its merits
hence their readiness To buy their way 10 Suc-
cess Unnecessary. The patentees have aIreaiv
realized millions from the invention. and of
course they stand ready TO spend money freely
iOr the purpose of securing their enormous
income for another term OF years. They can
well afford 10 do so. But for this very -el,oD
congress will do well not only t. refuse their
unreasonable request, but also ID give wide
berth to the agents OF tine monopoly and
their numerous counsel "atto~nevs" and
-'diSinterested friends" just now so thick
about the Hobbies Of the hotels and the Can't
oil. These arc bad times for Congressman
who vote for subsidies. special privileges.
and all that sort Of thing. The public eve j.,
wide open and watching closely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-01
Largest Circulation in the District
The Proposed Abolition Of the wash
inZton Navy Ward.

The report Of the Committee of Congress
that made its junkcting tour last summer To
the different navy yards OF the country. is
Sucn a bundle Of miSStatemeat> and blunder-
ing conclusions that il is charitable to be-
Iieve that the committee devoted themselves
10 having jolly good time on their trip; AMI
instead OF boring themselves to investigate
for facts. were content to accept a the data
Of their report all the interested statements
Of parties who hope by breaking up the
Washington navy yari To divert the funds
used for its maintenance to their own pet
schemes fOTnavy yarls n hogs and mOraSseS.
inland dry docks. and Great American Desert
harbOT improvements.
A. matter Of fact. the government does
not possess n workshop 50 Teplete in its
equipment for the special manufacture of
navy necessities a. has been created here at
an expense Of over twenty millions. and fifty
wears Of labor and experience. The ma
chinery and tools for making chain cables
anchors. galleyS, ordnance. copper work.
caps ard bullets. &c, &c, j. peculiar To This
navy yard. T7,Ss ~ the usIll,fTes, MINI ,o,,,s f,,
me H1sN- ship building NAV go 20 other
yards, but the articles manufactured herr
cannot be made at any other yard because
they have not the machinery TO do the work.
II cannot he doubted that the cool sense
and PRACTICAL wisdom Of Congress will cans,
the rejection ola meaSuT" tOuni"IU upon such y
gross misrepresentation OF all the facts in the
ease.
he District Of Columbia i unfortunate i'm
having no representative in Congress with a
vote 20 enable him 10 "iOg-rpli' with other
members having navy wards. docks. aadhar-
hOT improvements To d. provided for. A. il
l.. our navy yard. our arsenal. AMI all our
national works are at the mercy Of the mem
berS. and the spectators who want 70
carry of the funds spent here for use in their
own districts. Congress, as a bOIy has a
duty to perform in seeing 10 il that selfish
motives do not prevail 10 the Disadvantages
Of national interests aS well a. to the inter
eSts Of tic people of this District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-01

MOOD ENGRAVING.
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fc".tr S31 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
I'HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subscriber
4 having obtained from the supreme Court of the
District Of COluLSba holding a special term letters
~ administration on the personal estate of JEFFER
SON REVES, late of Washington city, District of
columbia deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned to ex
hIhlt the same, with the vouchers thereof to the sub
scTiher, or before the Slth day of January next:
hey NAV otherwise by Law be excluded from All ben
EFT Il the said estate. Given under my hand, tLi,
sauh day Of January, $50
febl m .;w@ SAM l. T. WILLIAMS. Administrator
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLI HBIij
HaidjHg O SpsciGi 1:TJG. January SRh. 1875
In the case If Ann T. Lewis, administrative Of
'lR1lS LEWIS, deceased. the administrator
Aforesaid, has. with the Appreciation Of the preme
court OF the District cf Columbia aforesaid. ap-
pointed ; SATURDAY the 20th day Of February A b
lS5 Tor the final settlement and distribution of the
personal estate Of said deceased and of the in
hand. as far as the same have been collected and
turned INTO money when and where all the creditors
and heirs OF said deceased notified to attend with
their claims properly vOuche,l. or they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit in said de-
ceased estate: Provided, copy of this order be
published once a week for three weeks in the Even
ing star previous to the said day. Test:
febl m-dE A. WEBSTER. Register of Wills
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