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PRoPOsALs FOR FORAGEAND STRAW

nFPOT QCAETERMASTER's OFFICE
WASHINGTON. ID. G., May l, 1875. I
Sealed proposals. in duplicate, subject 10 tine
usual conditions, will be received at this ofice
until II o'clock, noon, June l. 1875 at which place
and time they will be opened in the presence Of
bidders, Tor delivery during the fiscal year CON-
meneipg July /. 1875, and ending June 80, 1876 of
all the Corn, Oats, Hay and Rye Straw required
at the various cOrrals and officers quarters In this
city and Georgetown, ID. O.; Soldiers Home, ID.
C., and Fort Whipple, Va.
The Government reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
A preference will be given to articles of domes-
tic production.
Printed circulars, stating the kind aud estl-
mated quantities required at each post or place
and giving full Instructions as to the manner Of
bidding, conditions to be observed by bidders
and terms Of contract and payment, will be fur
nished on application to this office.
Proposals should be marked Proposals for
Forage and Straw. at Washington, d. o. and
addressed to the undersigned.
WA. MYERS, Depot Quartermaster.
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Tha Markats Elsavhara-
FINANCIAL.

-J~%NONNIN-NO~-O~NOO@
u mes. TIMONEY & Co.,,
lie BANKERS,
Have removed their Banking House to LIE DrOicE
building, corner of Eighth and & streets.
Conduct = General Banking Business.
Draw Drafts on Baltimore, Philade piil and
New York.
Make Collections on all accessible points.
Buy and sell For ign Exchange, and de Il in all
kinda of District SnrIritles AMI II
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OE1lOh OF w ASHlN9TOn AQukDUCr,
WASHINGTON, d. o., May4, 1875 (
Sealed proposals, Endorsed proposals for work
on the Washington Aqueduct," will be received
at this ONCE until II o'clock N. on the LIST day OF
June, for building dwelling house at the re-
Aqueduct road.
Proposals will be received only on the printed
forms, which, with specifications and any desired
information, can be had on application, by mail
or in person, to "
O. E. BABCOCK,
Colonel Of Engineers, U. s. A,
Chief Engineer, Washington Aqueduct.
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DRuPCsALs FOR STATIONERY.

CLERKS OFFrCF,l
Hf Use OF REPRESE ~TATIvEs q. s..
WAsHINGToN, d. c., May1 /, 1875.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
furnishing Stationery for the use Of the House Of
Representatives
Blank forms Of proposal, showing the quantity
and quality of each article and the form of bond
to be signed by the bidders and suretles will be
furnished on application at this ONCE.
Proposals should be Endorsed proposals for
Stationery" and directed to Edward McPhersop
CLERK House of Representatives United States
EDWARD MCPHERSON,
CLERK House Of representatives Y, s.
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DY DUNCANSON BROS. Aa"tiOneerS,
ID Corner Ninth and u streets northwest.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
-ON TWENTIETH STREET. BETWEEN {.
AND NJ SHEETS NORTHWEST, AT AUC-
TION.
BY yitre OF deed OF trust, given to the under
slRiif and du recorded In LlOer E. @. e, NO.1
folio 3lS OF the lard records for Washington
county. District Of Columbia. and by r,Iuet OF the
laity occurred will cell on NJ INDAI, the 10th OF
May, A. u. 1875, at O'Clock r. m In front OF the
premises. that piece or parcel Of ground tying In
The city of Washington, In the District o. Column
hia. and known snd described on the plat OF s nd
city q lot No .. In squAre No. III. together with
all and singular the improvements, privllegei he
Ieditameuts aud appurtenance,t 10 the SANE belong
ing. or In any manner appert lining.
Tefms of ale: One fourth cash. balapcs IN SIX.
twelve and eighteen months, notes bearing inter
est and cured hy ID ed of trust upon the premises.
4 deposit Of sls0 Will be quired as soon a. sjhl.
All conveyaneinR, &c. at cos. OF the purehas.r II
the terms Of sale not complied with within ten
DAYS sfIer day Of sale. the property will ne resnld Mt
the risk and cost OF the defau'tlDg per haser. By
giving five days notice In THE NATIONAL REPUR-
LICAN newspaper, of Washington:
NICHOLA UALLAN. Trustee.
DUNCANS0N BROS,
ap23-SW&da Auetioneers,
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HENRY R. SEARLE,

ARCHITECT,
zIO Z Street, Opposite Post ono De
partmeuts
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DRuPOSALS FOR FUEL.

HEADQUARTERS L. S. MARINE CoRPs,)
QUAETERMAsTER's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. April q, 1875.
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until II O'Clock N. of THURSDAY, the 8 day Of
June next, for supplying Wood and Coal to the
United States marines at one or more Of the fol-
lowing places during the fiscal year ending 3Oth
The Wood to be merchantabIe oak, and to be
delivered, piled, measured and inspected, at such
points within the limits Of the Marine Barracks
as may be designated by the commanding marine
officer, tree OF expense TO the United States.
The Coal TO be good white ash anthracite coal,
free from dust, and TO weigh 224O pounds to the
ton, 10 be inspected by the commanding marine
ofiCer, and delivered at such points within the
limits Of the marine barracks as may be desig-
mated by him, free of expense to the United
States: and both Wood and Coal to be furnished
commanding officer. showing the quantities re-
Quired in accordance with regulations, viz: At
PORTSMOUTH, N. H.
I25 tons Of Coal.
IS cords of Wood.
CHARLESTOWN, MASS.
40 tons Of Coal.
20 cords Of Wood.
BROOKLYN, NY.
Qpcludng Assistant Quartsrmaster's ofice.l
200 tons OF Coal.
100 cords OF Wood.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
ITO tons of Coal.
200 cords of Wood
(Including Assistant Quartermaster's ofice.)
WASHINGTON, d. q.
Including guard at Naval MagaZIne.)
$50 tons Of Coal
900 cords Of Wood.
ANNAPOLIS, MD.
50 cords Of Wood.
GOSPORT, VA.
80 tons of Coal.
50 cords of Wood.
PENSACOLA, FLA.
50 cords OF Wood.
MARE ISLAND, CAL.
100 cords OF Wood.
(With the privilege Of increasing the quantity
one tbird.)
Tie Wood and Coal furnished at Washington
city to be measured, weighed and certified BY the
Government inspector appointed by the Navy
Department, and the expense attending such in
spection, &c, paid by the contractor
Blank forms Of proposals can be obtained upon
application at any Of the marine posts.
Payments will be made upon the receipt OF &C
counts duly authenticated by the comma nding
officers Of the posts at which the wood or coal has
been delivered. The right is reserved to reject
all bids considered unreasonable.
guarantee, TO be signed by two responsible
persons. whose responsibility must be certified 70
by the United States district attorney or United
States collector must accompany each proposal,
otherwise it will not be considered.
To be Endorsed Proposals for Fuel" and ad-
dressed 10 the undersigned.
WILLIAM b. SLACK,
MAJOR and Quartermastsr United States Marine
CorpE. APPS
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DYWILLTAMs a KENNERY-
ID Real Estate Brokers ana AuctIoneers
LIE Drolt Building, corner of and Eighth streets
northwest.


We will sell at public auction, at No. 42l Seventh
street northwest, commencing MONDAY, May
3, at 0o'clock. and EVENING at O'Clock. ana
continuing day and evening until all are sold, 3
general assortment OF House furnishing Goods;
consisting in part of Plated Ware and Table Goods
Of all kinds, Toilet Sets, Chamber Sets, Vases,
Bronze Buets and stAtuettes, Drop Lights. Lamps
OF all kinds, Willow Ware, Glass Fruit Bowls,
Cake Stands, Goblets, Tumblers,
A full line Of Bar Furnishings.
A full lire of Iron, stone China Ware, and G iran
lite Goods Of every description.
Terms cash JEo; BRIDGET, Assignee.
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PROPOSALS
orrIoE OF WAsH1raror Aorrpucr.

DPOPOSALS FOR BUILDING DWELL.
l. IEG.HoUsE AND MACADAMIZED
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lSLATW FN0uSl
DYE, H,WARNER.

RYE. H.WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, cor. Seventh and sts. NV.
TRUSTEES, sALEoF VERY VALUABLE AND
sETTs ivE SHElo ShSR i Fo HRff
NORTHWEST, ADJOINING THE RESI-
By Virtue Of a deed oftrust dated june 2, A. D..
1874, and duly recorded in LiOeE No. 1874 folio 2Is
bia and at request OF parties secured thereby, We
III sel AZ pI6Ile auction In front Of the premise.
D. 1875 at O'Clock p: M, all that P!tce, parcel or
lot Of ground situate in the city OF Washlngton ia
said District, and known as lot numbered hfty-
nine, (5s,J in j. H. Thomrson,s 81 bdivision Of
l3!s g, and 1 and pat Of lot OF Eysn e., sSh;
square numbered two hundred and forty-seysn,
81 te sS4Tsy0r OF WSshinEtoS b. On togeteT
with the Improvements thereon.
Nneteen thoasand doIiars. SsiSO0o) with interest
q eight per cent. per annum nom June l5Ii, 70
balance IN six, twelve, eighteen and twenty -fOur
months, for which the notes Of the purchaser bear
deposit OF 900 win be required at time Of sale.
terms Of sale are not complied With in seven days
the trustees reserve the right to resell the property
AFTER ave DAYS, advertisement.
GERMhRP E E: t GHR EsfEsoLI' Trustees.
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R- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
til TUESDAY, March 70, IsTS; same hour and place.
G GRMhEP E. z: G 6hHSEsEEsoLL' Trustees.
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Ra-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
rOnFd until SATURDAY, MAY /, 1875, at O'Clock
y. m.
I EPMAFP E. e. IITHSTEsEEsoLL' Trustees.
Hh20-Tu4w&TuTh&ds
Rs-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN-
I'll SATURDAY, May s, 1873 at O'Clock D. m.
EDpMAkp 6. IHGEKsOLL, Trustees.
j, n, COLDWELL,
myI-STuTh&us salesman.
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UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S Sale OF
~ VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE FIRST


In virtue OF writ of era facias Issued ourof the
CT, rks of Of the Supre ne Court of the District
of OIumbia, and 10 me directed, Will sell AZ pub
lie sale, for cash, in front OF the premises, con
mCncing at II O'c. ok \. M. on THU RSDAG. the
10Th day Of May ne 1t, 1873, the following described
property, TO wilt, viz. All OF the original lots Nos
z s. O. 10 and u, and the following descTib d part Of
lot IL in square No. so, beginning for the same at
the southwest corner Of said lot No. II, running
thence north along Twenty third street west IS feet
inches, thence east L. feet Inches, thence south
&C feet Inches thence west L. f. ~ inches 10 the
place OF ginning. Also, part OF lot o. in square
No. 81, beginning at the so JthCast corner of said
lot. running thence north along Twenlt-fourth
street west al feet inches thence west 20 Re t Z
inches, th. nee south II feet inches to north NJ
strt ct, thence east along said NJ street 20 feet 3
inches to the place of beginning 10 Heher with all
anu singular the improvements thereon In the city
of Washington, District Of Columbla, seized and
levieu upon as the property ofS4rah GOOd, MlTgI-
ret Haupiman, Louka Hazel, Mary lusby, Maria
Clements, Emm A. Eister, John rister, and VIM.
FIstsr, heirs Of John Fist deceased, and will De
sold to atisfy execution No. 266, in favor of jas.
Z. Will Il and hobeTt Willett, executors OF Vol
taire Willett, deceased, and VIM. u. Clark.
ALEX. SHARP,
ap29-dtd U. 8 Marshal, ID. G.
pY WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auct'F,
II al r.
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PROPOSALS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,

PROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS.
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There WAS an improved feeling in the stock
market to-day, and an indication Of breaking
up Of the "bear' carnival Business has ia
creased to-day. The transactions aggregate
l54,5OO shares. of which 100 were Western
Union, $500 Union Pacific. 5000 Lake Shore.
2lTO0 Erie, O. 100 Pacific Mail, 1900 Wabash, 8 100
NOrthweste m, aAd 2 800 Rock Island. The mar
ket closed dull and weak, the only stocks which
sold at the close being Pacific Mail at -; West
ern Union at 49, Lake Shore at 1917; Ohio aud
Mississippi at 2614; Union Pacific at Is. Other
aeffva stocks nlOaad folIoua.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILD
ING LOT On TENTH STREET BETWEEN

n
ING LOT ON TENTH STREET, BETWEEN
NORTH CAROLINA AVENOB AND B
STREET. SOUTHEAST,
By virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated August 10,
73, duly orded in Liber No. 73S. folio S. of
the land records for the District of Columbia. and
al the written request Of the party secured there
by, shall sell At public suction, in front Of the
premises, on THURSDAY, April %, 1875, at $3.50
O'Clock p. M, the follOwtng-descrlbed piece or
parcel Of ground, situate, lying and being in the
city OF Washing ton, ID. C.. designated as lot num-
b, red elevtn n, I'll, in Van Hook and Metcalrs sub
division of original lots numbered one, H. two,
e. three, "a six, e. seven. a. and eight g. in
OBJ
Terms: One third cash; balance at six and twelve
months, with interest at per cent. per annum,
secured by deed of trust. deposit Of 800 will
be required at time of sale. All conyeyancing at
purchasers ost. Terms to be complied with In
R. NJ. HALL, Trustee.
ap16-FMW&ds
RFTHE ABOVE SALE Is P )STPONED UN-
TIL TIL thursday, Mays. 1875 same hour nd place.
r. NJ. HALL. Trustee.
j. T. C0LDWELL,
ap30-FMTh Salesman.
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PY b. H. WARMER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer,
Federal Buildings, corner ofseventh and streets
northwest.
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10y u. H. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctloneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and sts.N.W

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-STORY BRICK
BUILDING IN JHE ALLEY BETWEEN
SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS AND G
AND II STREETS AT AUCTION.
by virtue of n deed OF trust, dated June p, A
lS7 duly recorded ia Llber Tj3, 10 lilo 2Il, Of
the land cords for the District Of Co umbla, and
the request of the party secured thcreby,we Will
sell ut public auction, in the alley on the line OF
which the property borders, on MONDAY, May
or parcels of lands and premises situate and Oeiug
in the city Of Washington, d. G., AMI known and
distingul he'd as parts OF lots numbered sixteen
90 and seventI en-. "a, In square numbered four
hundred and nfty-tOur, (45L described as follows
EeF inning at a point on a fifteen (l5) fOet alley
siNty-threc (6S) feet and eleven IN inche, n rth
Of the southeast corner or lot numbered seventeen,
Q7,) and running thence We st thrty-seven (3!)
fe {: thence north sixteen (I6) ,ect one ~ inch;
thu west Gfy-siN 56) feet and six (6 inches, to
the west line OF lot numbered sixteen, Gig, aud to
a thirty q foot alley; thence north with sud al
ley, and the west line OF numbered slEtesn (I6)
thu nee north three (3) feet; thence east seventy
81 6) feet and six TO- inches, to the st line of
lot numbered seventeen, (I7,) and to fifteen Clj)
foot allsy thence south VITA the line OF sid lot
and alley thirtysiN (36) feet and one ~ inch to the
place of beglnnlng-toSether with the improve
T. rms: The amount secured by said deed Of
trust and expenses OF sale in cash an the balance
at six, twelve and eighteen months from day OF
sale, with interest. A deposit Of $40 will be re-
Uuired OF the purchaser at time Of sale. All con-
vryanCing at expense of purch LSer. Terms to be
complied with in seven days.
MICHAEL P. CALL IN, : ArusteeS'
L r COL DWELL. salesman
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.Y THOMAS BOWLING.

ID AuctIOneer and Real Estate Broker,
Successor to Latimer & Cleary.)
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue an
Eleventh street.
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DY DUNCANSON BROS,

Executors OF estate of l.. johnson, drce use
my5-d&ds T, ID, CLEARY, Sale sm1r
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From Union a

ED. REPUBLICAN:-The hoppers have
Al last disappeared, and most of the
farmers have planted again. They did
il is hoped that there will be enough
raised if we have q late fall, to teed
through the winter. The country pre-
SCENTS Il scene of Il barren and uncultiva-
ted region, and one might infer that but
little attention had been given to agri-
culture.
Mr.. Harry Moyes, son O Geo. Moyes.
one of Andrew county'S best farmers,
started the 2Jth of june, to P~ennsylvan-
il, to remain for Il time. Harry has
well earned the reputation of Il good
citizen, q young man OF uneXcelled in
dustry and unqu%estionable veracity. He
carries with him the best wishes of all
who are fortunate enough to know him.
and will be greatly missed by our citi-
Zens, and none the less by the u. S.base
ball club of this place of which he is the
leading member and to whom much Of
its success is attributed.
Our boot and shoe maker, Fred Nan
cndOrf has cast his lot among the To-
vans, and thus abandons a situation
that should be coveted by all who are
less o~mnIYogant.
There will be a Sabbath School picnic
here on Sunday, July 4th. 1t will be
one of those celebrations which has al
was proved entertaining and character
istic of Union Star enterprise.
Mr.. Charles Daily has several men
throughout this vicinity buying hogs,
and who are paying such prices there
Tor as seemingly should induce those
who are hard up" to sell.
The farmers hereabout have been
compelled to drive their stock to where
grass is more plenty, owing to the re-
cent hopper invasion. Finis,
RATA.
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larger portion of tillabic land.

RIVERS.
Columbia is the principal river, and
willamette its most important
branch. The Rogue, Umpigua, Alse1
va, and Nehalem rivers furnish ex1
cellent outlet to q valuable lumber
region.
WILLAMETTE VALLEY
is the largest AMI most fertile in the
State. 1t is about 12O miles from
north to south. and fifty miles i'm
width, and contains about 1000, eco
acres of excellent land. well fitted for
farming and stock raising. The riv-
er furnishes an excellent outlet for
transportation and has few rivals for
picturesque scenery and grandeur.
Part of this valley is covered with
heavy forests of fir. This being diff
cult to get under cultivation is not
SO valuable is prairie-prairie being
worth $50 per acre, while timbered
land is only worth from 81 to $40.
CLIMATE
Of the western part is more mild and
uniform than that Ofthe eastern part.
Rain falls here in abundance; the
greater portion falls III Nov. Dec. and
April, rain is scarcely ever known to
fall in harvest-trom first of August
to middle of September. The climate
of the Upper and Middle parts are
subject to extreme heat and cold.
The nights are cool and remain so un-
til ai,Gut 10 q. H.: about three p. H.,
the sea breeze sets in and the re-
mainder OF the day is cool,
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS
are wheat. barley, pats and orchard
fruits. Wheat is the principal grain
raised in this valley. This is without
exception the best wheat growing
State in the Union
SOCIETY AND EDUCATION.
The society i'll most parts is tolera-
Die good. Where settlements have
been formed for considerable length
of time, churches have been built and
t0lerable good school houses here and
there may be seen. We will not say
like sOlEe. who seem dissatisfied, stay
where YOU are,' but can say with
good conscience this country has
advantages over Missouri. For fear
Il letter has been already too long,
we ask pardon if we have intruded ON
your valuable space.
TOM.
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Drilled vs.. Killed Corn.

AS Indian corn Is the field crop now
attracting most attention in many To-
calities, the best modes of planting,
culture, etc, are III order. and hence
the following answer by the Tribune
to all %inquirin9 correspondent is time
~ as well as suggestive:
Drilling corn, l.. c., raising it in cOn-
tinuOus rows about 4! feet apart, and
Il stalk Oncc in about six inches in the
row, undoubtedly gives more corn
and more stalks to the acre than
planting in hills three feet apart each
way, for the very simple reason that
it is practicable to raise more plants
in drills than in hills. If the plants
are SIN inches apart, we will have as
many OH an acre as we would if we
planted seven kernels in hills. Seven
kernels are too many in one hill; but
when six inches apart in lows, the
roots have a much better chance to
find food, particularly during the ear
lv growth of the crop, and this Is i'm
pOrtant. Where the land is in good
condition, and few weeds or foul
plants are expected, drilling is the
best method, and will give sixty
bushels about as often as hills will
give so bushels to the acre. There
+ machines for planting in drills
which will plant about eight acres i'm
aday, used by one man. If the ground
is filled or much infested with foul
plants, such as quack grass. hills arc
more convenient, as being susceptible
of cultivation both WAYS by horse
power, the land a be much more
perfectly titled, High farming adj
mits of drills, and two CT the best
farmers this country ever had-John
Johnston, near Geneva, and A. B.
Dickinson, formerly of Steubea Co.,
n. Y.-hoth practiced raising their
corn crops in drills. But they were
In the habit of planting oorn on clean
land, preferring to kill weeds whilo.
raising crops that required less man.
ual labor and admitted of more horse
work.-Rural New Yorker.
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additional member to their lodge, be-
fore next session of this convention,
| and thereby double their member
ship.
Sixth. That the Lodge Deputies
of District No. Is, meet in cOnven-
ton at the Hall OF Webster Lodge, in
st. Joseph, OIL the night of the 9th of
August, and that such meetings as
shall be held hereafter shall be upon
the call of the ID. ID.
Seventh. That the thanks of this
Convention are hereby rendered to
the trustees of the Agency church
sor..their kindness i'll granting us the
use of their church for our lectures
during the sessions Of this Convex
ton.
Eighth. That we hereby tender
our heartfelt thanks to our friends
of Agency who so royalty entertain
cd us during u stay among them.
Ninth. That we acknowledge the
obligation due to Sister Eva RAN
some, Il. j. McMinn and w. Thorp,
from this Convention. for the excel
lent music furnished by them.
tSlltl. lldI tuc tildaNS OF MS
convention are rendered 80 Rev. VIM
Elmer, G. w. Chaplain, for the very
able and Instructive lectures. deliver
ca by him, to the members and citi-
zens duriug the session of this COIL
pcntiOn.
Eleventh. That a copy of the fore
going resolutions he furnished the
newspapers for publication, and 4
copy be sent to each lodge in the dis
trict.
VA. W1Sscorr, Com.
r.. w. BLNCKBCRN,S
On motion, the convention AL
jOurned till 5 O'Clock, TO hear Il lee
ture on the license law, by Rev. Vim.
Elmer, after which the convention
adjourned to meet i'll St. Joseph, Au-
gust oath, 1873.
E. q. SHELDON, D. 6.
W. II. FEAGAN, ID. 5.
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The city of New York has entered
suit against thc"Ring Thieves"-Tweed
d Co.-for more than $1,000, 900. This
represents only a fraction of the plumber
stolen from the city by these Democrat
ic leaders. Democracy has nearly re-
duced the city Of New York to bank
ruptcy. It's debt now amounts to about
$1G0, 0O0, 900. This is the party that
seeks to control the natiOn.-EX.