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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-12
Gen. Sherman on Bslknap.

[From Interview with Gen. Shel man Reported in
the st. Louis obe-Democrat.l
"Can you think of a cause for Belknap's Is
moralizationi'
"Of course do not know the cause, but
having lived in Washiu gton during his tenure
of office, 1 can form pretty good idea of it.
In my opinion, his downfall is due moro to the
vicious organization of Washington society
than anything else. 1 refer to the ridiculous
extravaganza of those who move in the first
circles at the capital. Very row Cabinet officers
are able to live within their s~aries. While !
was there the only member of the Cabinet who
could stand it was Fish with his income oil
5000 600 year he could afford to pay most any
price for social privileges; nevertheless, it cost
him $4,000 year. Mr.. Chandler, who has
is another one whose private fortune is &c
ample that his salary is no object to him. Out
side of these two none of the public officials in
Washington can live within their salaries.
| left Washington chiefly because my salary
would not support me, and because did not
! consider the society there the proper place in
which to rear family. I received $13 SOC
| regular salary, besides $4,000 for rent and
| horses, making $16 500 in all. / outlived this
amount every year, by several thousand dol
lars 1 had to keep open house all the time
| Ny family rarely had any rest from entertain.
| ing people, most of them utter strangers, in
| whom we could feel no interest. Besides
everyb body considers themselves privileged tC
| practlce extortlon from any person who holdt
| prominent place in w Ishington. Gas compa
| MES, house fnrnisher~, msrketers, ETC., always
charged me exorbi'a'.f prices, simply because
| l was general of the .ruy. Now, Belknap go
$4,000 year, and lad outside resources
de had a fashionable wife, ambitious to leaC
| in society. She must have money, and there
| was no other mode of getting IL except by re
sorting to unlawful practices. In my mind thil
| is the key to the disgraceful conduct of the
| secretary of war;"
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-12
E4THER WENINGER AND FATHER GLE.
SEN At WORK.
Galveston Catholic, March 81

Conversions to the true Church from the
multiform shapes of the Protestant Pro-
teus are not coufined to Old England. That
Texas may justly claim a prominent place
in that line, is daily demonstrated by the
return to the fold of many wandering sleep,
and prodigal sons.
The celebrated missionary Priest, Father
Weninger has just closed q laborIous and
fruitful mission in Rev. j. A. Forests dIs-
trict, Lavacca County. After preaching
eight days at Lavacca, whole week AT
Brushy, aud two days at Yellow Banks,
the Jealous missionary had the consolation
of distributing the Bread "f Life to 620 com
municants, a number OF whom had for years
neglected their religious duties. On the
same occasion thirty eight adults were
baptized and received into the Church.
Thirty eight converts in single mission.
and in q but sparsely settled country !!
This is certainly sign of the times, worthy
Of notice. We call to it the attention of
those who are always ready TO ring the
death knell of the Catholic Church. When
we consider that Father w eninger's success
it truly seems as though the Church, in
Texas as elsewhere, were determined to
live little longer.
We mentioned some months since, that
the congregation of St. Mary's in this city,
comprises at least three hundred converts
from the various Protestant sects. Since
then about q doBen more have been added
to the fold, and others arc preparing to i'm
itate them.
Father Giesen, the we'll known Redemp-
torist Father, who so successfully preached
the jubilee in Galveston, and who drew
after him in the jubilee professions, fully
two thousand persons, is again in the field.
Denison. Waco, Corsicana, New Bra unfels,
Castroville, Dhanis and Refugio will sue
cessively feel the effects of bis convincing
logic, and also of his powerful and popular
eloquence. The grace of God helping, we
feel confident that Father Giesen will bring
into the vineyard of the Lerd, many souls
which have been idle until now. We hope
that some correspondent from the above
named places will be kind enough to eend
us an account of the good Fathers missions,
and Of the accesslons to the true church,
which will inevitably follow them. Mean
while we will accompany him in his labor
ious journey, with our best wishes and our
humble prayers.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-12

FLASH, LEWIS AND Co.-The only unfortu-
nate feature in the present developments corruption
throughout the country is that OF undoubted
honor are placed before the public for while least
in the attitude of criminals. 1t is sufficient man
to be accused Of something. for the at
convict him, without having the evidence heard
his defence even, in many cases, without knowing
the exact nature of the charge Thus upon charge
f'TeJuarttF in keeping their books the we'll known
house Of Flash Lewis Co find themselves indicted by
the Grand Jury, and many people conclude that the
firm is made up Of InsCas This idea propaRated by
rivals and enemies of the house to Its detrment
Now, even though the charge against the firm o.
grave character, such haO been the commercial ant
social standing of its members MessrS VIM. Flash
A. Lewis, Jas A. Grdner, L "A, Saxon and F. i. Mat
thews, such the high reputation they have always
joyed throughout the country, that all the presump-
tions in the case must be in their favor. But the
charge against them not Of grave nature it is
embracing only technical ircgGrIty In keeping thciI
books which they and will the proper prove
to be false In this connection refer readers
| their card on our itth page.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-12
STEEL & PRICES CREAM BAKING POWDER

STEEL & PRICE's CREAM BAKING POWDER
The advertisement 'of these celebrated powders with
which Iour energetic friend, W. II, Shepard, Esq
taTors the STAR to day. is prominent that IL must
strike the eye of every reader Of the paper. Many
have been manufactured years for which
superior excellence claimed. They have been I'D.
Vertised on all the dead walls in the land and have
been forced on the public by GrOceS, still the people
AK tor their old faverie Steel Prices powder know
ing it to be the best and most reliable and a
whether they will or not bound keep it in
The public therefore, have only ask for Steele L
Prices powder and they will get the best baking pow
der IN the world.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-12

The hremen's parade, on the 4th, was a most
brilliant affair. The men, the engines and the horaes
were oeckeo out in their best and presented most
splendid appearance. The faSs borne alo,t h, -
gallant hremen were also the subject of general pr,.
BY the thouSAnds Of enthusiastic cisens who lined the
sidewalks and galleries. About dozen of these aag,
and those the newest and most beautiful were nSdo
by Mrs. A Betat, $50 Canal steeet whose e,tabli,b.
ment has always been q fAvorite with the AremoD
Ars Betat also had the pleasure of furnishing sasbes
for number Of the marshals
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-12

On the 18th there will be lots of thirsty peo-
pie around as II is we'll known that few things make
man thirstier than marching in procession waiting
an hour or so to grand turnout. The business OF
refreshment saloons MArdi Gras, the 4th Of March
and St. Patricks day three great procession days
proves this Under these circumstances it were we'll
that people understood that the best beverages for
health also for saking the thirst
mineral waters to be found at Frederickson Harte's
lss Canal street. These waters out as cold
~ ice by the glass.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-12

DENT1sTRY.-We would call the special
attention of those of readers who may be in
OF the services Of dentist to the of Dr. Charles
e. Kells which will be found the fifth page of to-
days STAR. DR. KeS has been practising in this city
for over quarter of . century, and by his skill has
won high place amOrg the leading men of the prOfes
siOn while his EentleneSs and courtesy have trans
formed his patients into warm friends Associatsd
with DR. Kells is our young friend Dr. NJ yiet
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-12

Good coffee is one of the principal luxuries
OF fe yet few men get it at home This is owing
to the fact that cooks arue don't know how to parch
the coffee Now, however the trouble can DO obyiated
by purcbasiDg Coffee parched to perfection and
at NJ Hogan Co.'s. 6S7 Magazine street These gem
uemen have also added to their store spice depart
ment where they grind their OWE spiceo An nrtclss
sold are guaranteed pure and cold at very
prices,
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-12
The New Lonisiana Remedz for throat and

The New Louisiana Remedy for throat and
lung complaints catarrh coughs, etc., has obtained
remarkable reputation in this and other communities
and the facts show 1t to be richly merited. 1t is
product OF our SwampS contains poison, and is
oehcl0us to the TASTE 1t s splendid for children both
as soothing syrup and for riddng the syste of an
foul humorS' sOres ETC. 1t is strongly endorsed bv
great numbers Of our prominent citizens
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-12

This city has the name of bein1 = ravoln-
Onhry city, though We eOnsd sr ourselves a. ouet ana
PsaeeAbie Feeple aS can be fOund-one revolution.
however Wepead guilty 20, and that IL revolution In
prices Of dry gOOds win be seen by rsferripa 20
nsnsigsrS . advertisement On sRr anh 2sgs. -
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-12

DISTINGUISHED ARRIvAL.-our citizens will
be pleased to hear that the celebrated Gen. Thomas
Ahnnb has arrived in town, accompanied by his wife
eno % Aiss Minnie Warren. Commanding Tuesday next
.th' tney VIII give two performances day, the rst
at One O'clock :And tho second at g. Wa nnbIi,h a.
programme 9Th page,
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-12

For pure ground coffees 60 to the
original tea house, 637 Magazine street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-12

Exclusively for ladies! New embroidery at
Levy Bros, $50 Magazine street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-12

Just received, new cashmere lace, valen-
cenne lace, lace curtaIns, bObinet bars mating etc
at Levy Bros $50 Nagaziae street,
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-12

Corded Pique at S5 cents q yard, worth 60
cents At Levy Br0S,, $50 Magazine street
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-12

Pure ground coffees can be obtained only ct
he great original tea hOuse. eS7 Magazine street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-12

Best white cotton at 10 cents aad calico st
ssnta EaSd. at Lew Bsas,. SEQ &pgSzlRs utzsst
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-12

From late numbers of the Natchez, Miss,
Democrat and Conrier we take the two following
communications. The first is from Rev. Alex.
Marks, distinguished Episcopalian minister
of Natchez, the son, We believe, of Mr.. I. N.
Marks. President of the Fire Department Of
thin cifv.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-12

Pure ground coffees can be obtained only at
the great original tea house, ss7 Magazine street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-12

For pure ground coffees 60 to the great
original tea house, G57 Magazine street
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-12

Pure ground coffees can be obtained only at
the great original tea house, 6a7 Magaaine street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-12

Try the celebrated family tea, 60 cents per
pound at the great original tea house 63T Magazine
street.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-10

Frank Leslie at hi Mauuo:h Pub
fishing House. 531 Pearl Street, New
York, issues seventeen beautifully IL
lu-t,atod newspapers aud magaZines.
Nr. Leslie was the hrst IN the United
States 20 undertake the publication OF
q weekly illustrated newspaper, and TO
him belongs the honor Of being the
publisher Of The O!des, Illustrated
Newspaper in America The per
son whe secures the agency for these
publications in this vicinity, and will
give our ci'iz"n- an opportunity OF IN
speeding the several issue and copies
Of the eght magnificent chromos The
choice from which - given with a sub
scy'vtiJn 10 either ot The illustrated
wesklies. will have handsome and
profitable business. These papers are
we'll known. and >ell readily for from
10 10 Is cents on news stands, aud are
now first o.ered through yen 10
annual subscribers, with available
chrome which. II all inver- of art. Is
alone worth more than the sub-crIp-
ton pric, An ANIMAL subscriber 10
the Wrs'rated Ne,cepnper receives
during the year over 81 newspaper
pages. Fyiiri TO the size OF a large
octave hook. The subscriber would
have 3,222 pages equal to seven octave
books of ordinary size, ~ pages each
aud nne half Of these pages wouid con
tain fine ~en-ravIng-. AMI Tor the cen
%rcnnial year will make the mr>t accur-
ate and valuabie illustrated History of
the National jubilee published. We
aiyi,e or readers, after they have
-uh cribei for our paper IL etu one
OF Frank L.>iie> Illustrated period
.clt-, and with IL the beautiful chrome.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-10
lHCRCH

CONGREG ATIONAL CHURCH
Services every first amt third Sab
baths of each month at Red Cloud
aud Inavale. - o'clock p. ". at
Red Cloud. > O'Clock r. NJ. at In
avsle. Every second and fourth
Sabhaths at Barin aud Harmony
Precincts. REV. A. maxwell,
Pastor.
BAPTIST CHTRcH.-REv. THOs.
MrXLow, Pastor. Services every
fourth Sabbath AT y =. n.
SaBBATH School every Sabbath
morning at }" 4. n.
J. =. Potter. Sunt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-10
Administrator. .:c.::s.

Notice is hereby given that | have
been duly appointed administrator OF
the estate o.. Rober. .n.rrow, late OF
Webster county deceased.
Il. 5. KALEY, Administrator.
Red Cloud, Neb Jan. S,h. 1876.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-10

New Honey Locus, Seed, choice
quality, gathered 10 the fall o. 1875 a:
svr SAFE by
h. MCCORMICK.
IL 3m Browayllle, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-10
NiRT BiHS BODGE

And n ezo-ts viii be spared by editor and
rub sshe- TO nsiatsia and Increase the At
fractions and vA-ue o the nseaTins-
. S0SserSpstoW Price. a. % . yeaC
Sta lie b~r. Is cents: 8oooa
Nssa0n~. 81. 90 zach
Thes- volumes a-gin II = NovSu5er The
~ aoS r-.Iv far 1874 aai 1875 are ee-
Cn-Iy o-sal IN --i .ni gSi; All form TIE
aanis .m.st riF-- Rocks to- Cbil IRE Ever
fSz1-i- sii sea I The nsrsI ae one A.
~be-naias November. 1879 All ether -
the vsiunes houai A. 40 Eve. po~r-oasi. for
s. 20 so a 49, r;~tisn ne y~A. N l the fx1
Va um~< fo- Sia.aa. AL rex~i~aie- 7at
bsoxse e- viii rec~fQ> sza--ri,.iOas aai ssp
ply Volumes n G above -Are-
SCRIBNER q co, 743 f. rs
R,a1iyry ~ J.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-10

A good two-s,o-y Store bri!ding
aud lot. Good cellar cu3e- The build
iuz, good location with a good vel on
the lot, and occupied ty q dry goods
store, the CaIEP printing office. and
a miIliner .bop. Win be sold cheap
for cash. or cay terms. For further
information address VI. B. MCNTTT.
"a, pei Cloud. Webster Co Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-10

-Onr reaie-- viil ;.i~s-e notice the
advertisements of 'he Ksnsa. Psu,er
and An ric.n Young Fosls. psab ~
ed ., To-ks. Ras-=S TIE Fx-ssr
is an "a e~~sst6-b~d I'D prHperoa-
journal II Is on.c p oar absest ADD
best Wss'ers AEsnhar.l papers
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-10
LOCAL MATTERS.
h.tices IN his Column ~ Cents a Line
Arrival and Deparfus" "t h"sis
from tise Red Cloud q. q.

bfOt3 u -
JUvIATA Leaves Monday :
Wednesdays and Friday I a m.
Mail closed Q p. N. Arrives Tues
day THURSDAY and Saturday. =. u.
HARVARD Leaves Tue>day's and
Friday. p. M. arrives Tuesday .
and Fridays 5! p. IL. Mail closed
81 p. IL.
FRANKLIN, going east, Monday :
and Thursday % p. N. Gong west
Tuesdays and Fridays 10 a. III.
PLEASANT HUI leaves Thursdays o
Z. u. Arrives Wednesday p. IL.
Mail closed 9 p. III.
jewell. Kansas. arrives Fridays
II III. Leaves Friday | ,. IN.
Russell. Kansas, arrives Thursdays
II a. Iii. Leaves Thursday l p. III
Office open from 1 until 6 p. II.
Sundays,
All registered matter must be 10
the evening before the mails leave
NJ. b. NcNTrT. p. N.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-10
NOTICE.
L. S Office,
Bloomington, Neb. :
E.n-nxrx oi IS.p

Complain; having been entered at
this o.hca by James II. Miner against
Peter Rad.can for abandoning his
homestead entry, No. 1888, dated
Dec. 9th. 1873, upon Tire north east
quarter Sec 50, toSnship 4 north,
range ten roi West, IN Webster Co.
NeUra>ka. VIII a view 10 the cancelia-
ucn # eaiG entry the SAID parties are
hereby eummoHed 10 appear at tins
oficr OF the 2lot day OF March, 1876,
at J o clock +. m, to respond and iur
meh testimony concerning SAID alleged
abandonment.
WEBSTER EATON. Register.
2.-4w Evan WoRTHING. Receiver.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-10
TA- leading features Of ;he Daily
IT. REPORT


ITS REPORT
" hich are carefully prep ueI oy experienced
me-. a. a ta-~.ype %. and cover win the
utmost ACCURACY. the Markets Of chicago.
General and sP.ci,i felexrans frnG th Lead
lus skies ui t5I- and trTeIzn csb0b-rIe. .tIii
further ephascs II. vs us o! TIN, particular
Department -. tie t4-e Business men
thru hoai IN. county can re:y on the mar
kst q~uotat,o .Uf the pC- and Mail a. being
accurate and coHpr h-nsiyc
Published every attsTnoo . the pap yfor-
1i-hes ts- publir 81 the Northwest s!ta ifs
NeSs .ni Market Hep IT'S .iI.4s.
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Of the rc-nine papers. a gain n the . n Ard
cav Ne n money s1ich oE ias.. men 10 the
cgI,tIT can appetite
u aidrl-n {, this = eciai feature. tho Pos:
pnd Mai. gives he best uf special kilograms
Coneisenes- for Business Men ;ns ts.ocIstea
Prs hi patches. Cr.sp Co~Trrspundenes. ~si
General md Locai Nsrs ~ ali sinfs.
In all matters that tend % MAKE = shA-r.
splc, and -n,erp-is!nS daily reEsoaper. b.
Daily Post sad A-ii will a0t b. !3s1s YETI
iaS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-10
NOTICE,
L : LAND OFFICE. (.
Bloomington. Neh ;
Jan. N,h. 1870.

Jan. N'h, 1876.
Complaint having been entered at
ihi> oIhce !.y Simeon Brown against
Dozen Baker for abawicning hi
homestead entry, No. 644Q, dated
A,rll sth. 1872 urcn the southwest
quarter section ), township three 81.
,anye ter iiGi west, IN " etster Co,
Nebraska, with a view % the cancel
!a''nn nj >ald en'ry the said rar;Ie-
aye hereby summoned To appear at tits
office on the 2l>t day of February,
lei6. al u'CioCk p u. TO respond
and furnish testimony concerning sad
alleged ahandoymcnt.
WEBSTER EATON. Register.
IA EVAN " oRTHING. Receiver.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-10


Our reporter attended the show
Monday night. given by Dickey's Min
s:rel Troupe, and these are bic co;es
as We get them from his book Had
10 pay my way in, something ! never
did before.-sat aboI, three hours
waiting for the performance 10 CON-
mence,-two small boys had q wres;le,
some fellow. came IN With their girls
which caused . .ere,sl clearing out Of
,hroS's, somebody behI"d the curtain
played ''Swee, Home on the violin.
which was very superintendent
was unpinned and folded bsck,-a r.sn
appeared IN tights ara made 4 tw re-
marks. after which he Ferformed some
Old trick. and then we had another
rest Of an hour Then came the NM
strels.-the opening consisted of one
ioke and one song,-next was a Niger
loos ing for O barber shop in 4 ph TO
graph gallery. and as a matter Of
course got his face covered With -four.
-ne.: a song, followed by a song and
dance. In conclusion came the great
r,pe-tyiDs feat, which did not come
of until a gentlemen from the audience
Mr.. Van Dyke, offered tc perform the
trick for them, wncn be was securely
tied by two men, but when the curtain
wa drawn became free In less .hsn 9
minute. Taking everything into ccu'
sideration, Dickey's Minstrel Troupe
is a 6rs,- class travelling humbuZ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-10
HASTINGS and RED-L0uD.

7 shall be pleased 70 carry passenger
unop N. DAYS mentioned, leaving Re
Cloud A, "a VI on Mondays. Wcdh"
dsys and Fridays. Leaving Hastings
a, s =. NJ, on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
Fare reasonable.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-10

With spirited pictorial Illustrations.
The ra-ious Departments. -,h.- osi-
p1. Ta> kidil. Ror. Lt e. B-1. and tae
ages for Vs-s iiu> Fo!ks. are 20 ne more
Attractive tina, ever The French. LATIN.
aud German stories. for fransiarian. which
have prsv-f =, papl ~ vii be ~f--4Gea- IN
the nes -alume. Some % the finest works Of
The fr,r.sf PIis-er- If RE C~-,zy'
h.ve been ear-av d exure- y for ~. N"E-
OF -. and 'he Art srtrsts of the dsy s.i' con-
tribute fresh ani original drawing TO- this
Fra Ar Ha-r..as For Tie fSr-c. Definite
-Inoh sceIreat< Of many iat~-es-nE AMI rev.
81 features eere mai. IN the December scu-
hs- - NfcHo-.s viii con inu. usi.r the
s,--~sssul sifror hin AZ
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-10
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Following the pian p--rs.sy che Daily.
THE
Post and Mail

has ceel reis-ed IN prics. anf a Subscription
for oRs rear sOs costs OILY
y y T. ID q i l. A X
The " eel :, vii c~nts,a he New. ofths
Ee 1. ths Bes; . Stone. Gene-al -eai ng
for Mea of all trai-s ana ~p-ofs-ioa- It-Es
81 Art. Lit~,a'a e. Fashion. eoei-.y &c,
MARKET REPORTS
Carefully -.Es-ei dawn 70 the sc-r of ssins
70 press. In everything : I'll &c. Tor TIE
The B. st Weekly
In the " est zl4 ~iihi- IA. reAa. 81 every
one
Ec,nrordtn1y Ls1sc~nents
.-e o<--pa ' asH-ssN-s send fer tern
All sample .opies
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-10
NOTICE
L. :. LAND OFFICE. }
Bloomington. Neh.
Jan. 26Ih. lS-5

u =. LAND OFFICE.
Bloomington. Neh.
Jan. Goth, ISL
CouP'siut having been entered at
thi> Office is John Iaverty agaiu>,
Patrick .Nclnuy for abaDroufng his
homestead entry, No. 225+. dated
May 18th, 1874 upon the northwest
quarter Sec. 10, township three 81,
rause ten ll0l west, in Webster Co.
Nebraska. with a view TO the canc-l'a-
q % said entry: the said parties are
hereby summoned 10 appear at Iii.
ofhce on the 18th day of March. 1876.
at ] o clock p. III. 10 respond and fur
n'>h testimony concerning said alleged
abaudUnDent
WEBSTER EATON. Register.
26i IVAN MoRTHiSu. Receiver.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-10
NOTICE.
[. :. LAND OFFICE. J
Bloomington, Neb. ;
.Iauuarv 9Th l>-o |

L. :. LAND OFFICE.
Bloomington, Neb.
January 9th l>.6.b
Complsint having been entered At
thi, Office by Grorge II. Springer
against James II. Watkins for ahan-
doniuk his h, mesteai entry, No 2lI0
dated hrrh 2l>t, 1874. upon the ;:
net, and :; sci, Sec. ~. township ~
f,ur. range IL west, in Webste- county
Nebraska. Sirh a view TO the eancells
ton of said entry: the said parties are
hereby suuIHoned to appea. a, this
office on the 2l>t day Of February.
1876. al 9 o'cock e. w., to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment.
WEBSTER EAToY Register.
~ &. EvtS WoRrHfSG. Receiver
The New York herald., 1876-12-07
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED
EEMAF.ES.

A YOUNG LADY, JUST ARRIVED FROM EUROPE
Attaching French English. German and music wishes
s,tuaton rs gcvorness = ~, ~ East lith ST.
A NEW YORK LADY DESIRES a SITUATION As
"A companion or roverness; teaches the solid branches
Frenzy drawing. painting aud the rudnients OF
music. highest reference. Address t. A. NJ. box l42
ldp.tire