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THE SILVER COMMISSION.
The Experts Selected, and tho Oommfsefon-
erx 1tcndy for Work.

The Experts Selcctcd, and tho Oommlseion-
orx lscudy for Work.
Hte FORK Sun, Sept. -. .,
The Silver Commission met tn secret acsso9
couraa for 'ssllvcr aa logal-tender, now und oil
tie tine" "Roll iu," satd t,e, "your bullion
into tho vaults Of the Treasury. Stop tho COIN
ago Of money. Uao printing presses to Issue
amount Of bullion III your vaults. Then It viii
be known from day to day Just how much money
tllera Is IN the country. Let tho Treasury De-
partmcnt publish financial bulletins Just as
satss W. Sstas p s5 ppse4 .ke yo 1y a tf
no one can toll the amount Of money al!oat II,
EnElanl2 It Is only by financial disaster tlat
any one In either this Or tho OLD country can tell
when tho amount Is too small for tho needs OF
tradc. Tho banks, u Is true, keep the!r sentt-
ncs on tho mountaIr-tops, aud when tley hear
tho muttcrlng Ut thu coming storm they begsh
To hoard the circulating medium. Tho lc1taay
the newspapers tell US, 'Ihe Bank OF Gibraltar
tlrms everywhere hase fatlctl ur.d the poor have
become paupcrs. This would not occur Il wa
knew thu exaet amount Of money aloat from
day to day."
Senator Bogy 10 q silver n.at,. In conycrsa.
tioM Yesterday I,o tslstanccl tho letter Of Napo-
Icon Bonapaste, written Just prior to the battlo
Of Lcipsic, when tho working-pcopte Of France
ut 1lo1nc were In dire distress. ue advised TINT
on two long lines Of railway work be at onco
commenced. "Franrc las no money" lu saitl,
"but she las credit. Put tho pconle to work,
at full, not reduced wages, and pay them rega-
larly. When the people are ln distress the GOV.
prosperous the Government should Le econom-
ical.h Tho Senator Is ono OF those who hold to
thu strict lctter Of tho Legal-Tcndcr act. "liv-
lcem In c0in,n not necessarily gold.
,ois Az; Gbson' practical planter advocates
Alr, Eland owes his position OF, tho Commit
, 1876-09-29
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1876.

ty bcfnro they had chance tn sccreto IT,. They
Noticed his npproncf null ut usce .tampcdctt: ile
frcl tcycrnl shot. az tic pursued thctn, wiicl.
lind tho desired elect of stopping Two
arrest untl marched OF to tho Armory. Tho
twn utl,ers escaped, hut tho officer succeeded! IN
recovering most Of tho goods. At the station
T. was found tint one, an'l the evident leader of
notorious Paddy, alias Dish" Shca, tho cont
yanlon Of tho equally notorious Frank 1go, VIE
was shot some months ngn. Tic other was Ed
ticnncsscy, a pal Of tho ilrst, hHt younger Ia
Scnrs a,tl lii crime ttlnn both. Tho ptltcc lave
every hope OF capturing the remaining two
tcOuUlrels.
, 1876-09-29
HYMENEAl.,

NpEE5H I7lpQ4CN 10 3Hz 2y131HZ|
DLooMlhaToN, H., Sept. :,,5.-Ar. George
Dzadner, 4 well.know and wealthy citizen 81
this city, was married this afternoon to Mrs. ".
II. Alin, widow of the late W, II. Alllu, ono
Of tho earliest settlers Of bloomington. The
chafuctetlzed BY slcganee without any foolish
extravaganza Tie wedding party LETT for an
Eastern trtp,
, 1876-09-29
POLITICAL ANN0sjNrI,.-
-~-~~-- .-- A"HA1tSTS.
SEVENTH DISTRICT f.1y,,r1unn,.o ,1 + . 49,.

oaFAHAh u4blhlGI G0NVEETfnu @"-s-~.
Tho Republican voters OF The acvea,t4 4us'
District arc requested TO send l]rcre,na!n Seaato,
conscntlon to bs holden At ltennt.tn.fe lte1t.fe bistT,,
ters, corner Of Clark and Lake srrn,.l .llesdatst.
on the 18th hay Of October, a. il, ~ Ch!tasp
hour Of O'Clock .. r1., 10 no,ninn,. iintu AZ III
publican eantlialcs to represent thn sn. Mo ~ Il.
trtct III tho illinois llonsc d! tHGsehh D.
ratio Of representation Ia one ,cerac 9a.es Tia
totca os fEact!nn al lNn votes Ur nv, ~. each 10
aanaa &I1sfs T. wSsGt sa a 1s s: ,Aaow %
t. seut tho following number q dcesa,eess es en,li
!; NpsthGca, /; Wheeling. j.; Jeticr;,nmnc mcs TIIes,
Sq" Sn':t, + tfHTt;o' Ses i!sersdf i9em %si Il K,
1fnsion, soi.,. ,isnrs Na sshanaefg Ex H., d.
!; 0akland !. Total delegates. H. /; ba,snsa,
rlcs fnr choosing Delegates 10 bc hei =; ny r'lnl
placcs OF holding town elections In c,c 'ae usn.
Tuesday. The 10th day Of Octoi,er. hct,.aHa oHa "a
ho4rh Of md 7 oclnck p. H., e1cent t'theea tS lhs
of Evanston. which viii DO from 10 ~ Tow
N. Thc tnAgca to ba the same a, snnonaoeE v.oeE ?.
tho call for tho County Convention. """'9nsed h
;. u. PAYNE,
II. Ii. SlSGEn.
I. 3. WlLtfAMs0y
, 1876-09-29
MILWAUKEE, ITEMS,

8p1cf91 WlPQ!tA 70 Ina 3Fs5WHS. :
MILWAUKEE,, Sept. "a man named Lud'
witz, from Port Washington, en- route To Rutla-
He has brother Of cousin In Chicago.
The creditors Of the Wisconsin News Company
met this morning to choose an Assignee. John
PEat, formerly ~ cuploye Of tho Company,
Na5 chosIu.
, 1876-09-29

afforded @ L., b. the 1asGss ;s, % a1s bringing
north, and nns a few from tic south aud from
inana and ohlo. Intelligence irom the sosti ,,i
bo still further incrcascl by tho nlycnt of
srccinl excursions, tho parttcs arranging with
rai!rnads for Hars at ratca Which bring tue price u
tickets to individuals insca, lower cyen tlan Tho
Invest rnto where the tiekcta arc sold slngly at
the depot ticket Offices.
4 noticeable Improvement i,as been male
during tho present week In the character OF tlic
music furnished by tic band. Mud altogether
varccs. ...-.-.-.-...
THE TEMPERANCE CAUSE.
A meeting Of the Executive Committee Of
tho Notneli's Temperance Union was held yes
terlay Iorcn1on tes ti,e pnrposs Of 1IsenssIq 3
rcgartl to Juvenile work was postponed.
III view Of tho Moody meetings about to bo
held, 1t was deemed cxpedtcht not to arrange
definite ptanst but TO 1,9ll NIL subject to suel!
demands MS might nrtsc:. Tho intention Of
wori:Iug In conjunction with the Moody move
nltnt prevailed.
Tho Secretary wna ordcrcd to prepare letter
Of respect to Mrs. Jones for her past efficient
services, and regrets that circumstances com;
Is tho same a. last ycnr.
Ths i meetings 4 Inherent points will also be
Tho Committee expressed !ts regrets at tho
=
E. Willard, for a fcw weeks III tho East.
The Office work Of tho Committee was form.
ally given Into The hands Of Mrs. l.. s. Rounds,
who Will hereafter assume those duties.
THE 6AvANNAH SUFFERERS.
The Board Of Trade Committee have ratse!l
some 81 800 for the relief Of tho savannah e,lt'
fcrcra. a similar movement should bo Under
taken among tile banks and will, other business
mcn. saya1nnh contributed 'nobly altor the
Chicago fire, and VIC atould at least render q
guid pro quo. j. +. Wharton, ESD, President
of tho benevolent Association vt 6AvAtlna1l,
Ga., writes us follows:
We need all The help wc can got. fot We arc in q
fearful condition. We shall bo grateful for wAat.
ever supplies Of money or provisions VIC can get.
We arc feeding about IL, 0uO white and colntcl,
and medically casng for nbout 7,uuo Of tht
same.
Sidney Herbert, tho Special Relief Agent, al
Atlanta 1naafs a. nFgent appeal , 70 aai the .e
they Gun. The Benevolent Association Of 81,
yailnah is composed exclusively OF old llremcn
, 1876-09-29
BEVENTu WARD RErUBL1CANs,

The Republican Club OF tho Seventh W,Fd, .ra
also Comraay A Seventh Ward IIayuakers, wjli
meet at ttclr headquarters, corner Of West Fop,.
tecnth and Union streets, this evening, At 7:D
consolidation OF tho two clubs Of The Streus
Ward. After tho bnsness meeting scyctpl coo1
speakers Will mako addresses. al NepubItasl
arc Invited to be urcscut
, 1876-09-29
AWARDED THE HIGHEST HONOR.

BptcIdl NspdicA 70 1As Tribune.
PntLApELrH1A, Pa., Sept. 23-rhc Wheeler
& Wilson Ia tho only company awarded tho
double and highest hunor Of two medals aud
two diplomas for superiority Of suwtng-ma-
chimes. All statements to the contrary arc iu-
correct. Sec juAgcs' report.
, 1876-09-29

DEATHS
MuNRAY-sept. "a, 1t No. 2015 South pea!born-
It,. Jatpea William. aon Of P. J. and Catherine
Murray, aged year Q months:
Sept. a8t 1t eamo place, Catherine, vito OF +. j.
Murray, &ged 20 years.
funeral on Ffldsy. Goth, At 10 =. m., by car
hages to Calvary Cemetery.
TR1MDLE-8ept. 80, ~ Newport, 4. H. Mary,
, 1876-09-29

l.. Drcntano. canlidate for Congress in thu r,m
Dinteiet, md WIN. Vockc will 1lltlrets n.tlia1
to be hcld ut Headquarters, curncf o[ C]srt al
Lnke streets, this evening at 4 y. III, Tls lIim I,s
Vim. A]drlch Is Expected to speak. '''A
, 1876-09-29

agcd - ycars. 'a1d OF Chta,,
, Kl.E9llM-1,laneho Klce,n,, mi, a..
months. IT." : ycara nd y II.
Funeral tn.tlay At / O'Clock, f,,.,
Roachl1l. N'''Sts Calslsa.a T.
II Buffalo IN. " papers plca.o .o,
, 1876-09-29
FIRST WARD REPUBLICANS,

Company A, uf the First Ward Republican Club,
Will meet ut headquarters. corner u Lake lal
Clark sts., to.!nuFfow eycnlns at O'clock fos h.
spcctfon hHl drill.
, 1876-09-29

DUSu-EDDY-Sept, 2s, At III Dtshop.coust
by tho KeY. ". II. Hunkius, Rector OF 81. johns,
Arthur W. Dulh aud Miss Suuto +. Eddy, Of this
city,
, 1876-09-29

TOILET tuxuRiES.
Among ladies and gentlemen Of refinement, DR..
Pnco's Perfumes ART nnn toilet luxury,
, 1876-09-29

04A0A04p4 4%4lA oADAO4t0.
Republican Club Of Onkland meets to.niuh, II
hoto honee, ut 7:30 o'clock. Attdrestesby 4 II
ncndy. Est'., c. ". NeedEan,. Esq,, b. II. J,tt.
sor, Esq. ''Se'
, 1876-09-29

Tllcre viii 10 meeting Of tho Third Watd 1t
publican Club, at Central Hall, on Saturday evcl+
ing next Sept. 40. Ar. Churca II. linn. tIf, Z.
T.. hunwa1t, md Ar. X. u. Dogman will sdlfeA
tho mcotiny. Ladies' specially invited.
, 1876-09-29

FLAG PRESENTATION,
Tho 1adics Of tho Second Ward will present H..
10 The marching c0u,pnny or that Wnrd ttis even.
Ing ut tho corner Ut Taylor street mud foura
avenue.
, 1876-09-29

SIXTEENTH WARD PRIMARIES.
The primary meeting for tho choice Vt deltgstta
to represent tho Sixteenth Ward in the tcpahlf:n
County and Senatorial Co,ventlnns will be held y
No. Sol se1gwtek street, tnstcad Of At tho sosth.
west corner OF s!.cl and scdswick streets, sss
nounccd In the Gull for the Conventions.
, 1876-09-29
THIRD WARD REGIMENT.

There viii he = meeting Of tne officers Of tba
First Regiment OF tho Third Ward, at $50 Wabi.a
avcrIo, this evening At . O'Clock. Members 81
tho companies lr1 Invited to AtteuI,
, 1876-09-29

= "Il4 II " IT'D u11E UuIllUH1aF
The Republicans Of tho Twelfth, Ward and rlclp'
tty will hold an open air iMopting tn.nfsit at ht
corner Of Western avenue alld MaIlfdun .tte.t
Capt. +. a. bscsturnu, Z. s. Taylor, Ma:tin lIoT'
Marching Clubs nro requested to Mrn nut for dFei
parade and review
, 1876-09-29

6pfC3dg I73P1ItH 70 1HE 1F3tlHts
ST. Louis, Sept. :2,3.-Edwnrd ahchan, tho
principal of tho st. Joseph Whisky Ring, the
dtst!ltcr who manufactured all tho, crooked
fugitive wnen tho %ightning struck," quietly
returned to St, Joseph few days ago, and t.
day appeared before tho United Statea District
Court ut Jefferson City, pleaded guilty to at'
indictment for manufacturing distilled spirits
asked for sentence. Ha was accommodated,
being sentenced to one ycar's imprisonment III
the Penltcntiary md to pay fine Of 81, ,0oo.
shcfan has been hiding In Now jersey sincc bis
Awht
, 1876-09-29

THIRD WARD HINUTE-MEN.
There will bu nceting Of the oGlccfs u lha
First BnttntIon aiinute.M Men on Friday cyeains,
Sept. 20, ut 7:20 o'clock, tu deliver commissions
and transact euch other business rs MY conc b.
fore tho Mccting.
, 1876-09-29

IAu1eS VI l1AHk Ailth ahN CI1AF!ca 6Hihu.
ANOTHER DoLp noupERr.
Ycsterday'e second bold daylight robbery was
which recently happcned oa West Lake street,
inasmuch as Il Ia minus tho haze OF mystery
which surrounded tho Wetde robbory, and left
doubts in tho minds Of the police us to whether
II wns bona ildo, or not. The se9ns yesterday
very comfortably cosily.arrangca clothing store
ut No. ISL Blue lslMlI avenue, kept BY
J. Goldcnbcrg. The proprietor, being 81 He.
Sfsw Filth y obe ths so. sao%n 81 tas e'ys sy
tending church celebration. between the houra
Ut IL anil u o'clock In the forenoon four men
| approached the place, and, after skirm1R!ilng
ABOUT tho storo for some time TO make sure OF
commenced scratching away the putty from one
Of tho largo pancs of glass In the door with q
Wow Of removing 1t. Finding this too tedious .
process. thereby making themselves more liable y
pane, anll 5000 had Il clearly removed from thy
iraMn without ulAkIng particle Of noise, aud
Without having beel detected. The door
opened directly ur0u the street, which was OF
IT, % saex w s 0Gts aoos On ''s d9 i9e
goods storc that was open all day; grocer on
tho opposite s!de Of tho street eat watching
them, but never nistruatcd tho bold game that
the thieves from entering the store. and ab'
stracting ttcrcfroln coats and Jcwelry valued Ia
ali between $500 aud 500. The job Was nearly
completed when some Ut the ne1ghbore ln The
as xsy q a0ssd e ss sa as ~ oeea ao: j. SMf sy sS
Of the Human Street Station, passing b
| iu street cur, noticed tht!r ant!ct
and suspected that some gamg was up. Seeing
that tllero were four In the scheme, the officer
tion, but hastily concluded to tackle tho crowd
himself and do tho best lie could with them, sc
long ~ hc was able to secure the stolen proper
, 1876-09-29

noon trying to convince Aid. Lawlcr and Pear
suns tllat the National Dtnsoeraswaa not "mcre-'
ly n campaign sheet"
The Railway Postal Service Commission he!d
Grard raclfic iIotel. Robert Harris, President
Of the Burlington Road, was the first Witness,
his examination being merely supplementary to
what liz haa 1efore given the Commission. He
Ills soad Under tho act nj March.
1873. Alter consulting bis books, Mr Harris
was enabled " say that the rats Of lnereas9 was M
Chicago, burlington & Quincy Road, aud later
of tho Rock 1sland, but nuw not connected with
my road, Eave narrative stateHpnt OF tile be"
giansng et the use Ut postal ours ou tue lines
with which he was connected No other wit
liesscs of amy Importance was calico, and tho
afternoon session was Ut ltttle moment The
Commission left last evening for Cincinnati.
The Mayor and the Superintendent Of Police
Ne about to crown themselves with the thanks
Of the decent portion Of thu community, Il they
succeed lu their determination TO eradicate tho
sVil known as tho '' 'frco-anll-easys" or variety
l!ses wlieh gre particularly Es. numerous y the
lowest clnsses Of thieves anu hard citEzeus,
who make. tight wl.e1e ever they 90.
After Mallng iust disSrl!ainat!ot,, hs Honor
t. t. esfssa es s' T IL esss
No. i5 West Va Randolph % strs.t; II J. Clark No.
By West hadls0n street, Samuel Iedf0tl, Ne.
81 West Mnlison street; Charles VAu-Kuch-
man, Nos. g and y West Madison street
Foley d. Rider. No. u suuth IIalsted
street; 81. ". Collins, Nos. o. aud % soutli
Ualsted street. In the case Of VRndctburgf
petition FROM merchants and dwclcrs in the
neighborhood requesting the revocation Of the
license Was presented to tho Mayor. It ID verJ
likely that s0me Of the aboye-nalncd places vii
be allowed to resume, provided the standard o.
morality and order ia raised.
TI1 HxPOstTloA.
position show o constant daily increase In tA'
atteudance,-whie thn satisfaction Expressed Il
every eouptenauce bears witness to tho sucecs
OF Tie management iu furnishing an excelIca
show. The hearts Of the forty thousand 6choo
children of tho city aud yicinity ware nude gla'
ycatc1day BY the announcement that next a1ol
day would he children's sday, With the pIivc Of 81
Mssaion placed at such figure a. 10 be With
the reach Of Ill, aud. with the extrkprecauttou
for safety aud comfort tl,at arc bes1lg takrn,
caunot faIl ~ be rea-letter day ttl tue lives q
the little folks who ~. Among the measure
for the care Of the children, tbs Executive Com
rnittee have invited the teachers Of the schools
which arc closed, 70 visit the E1poaltio
on that day without charge. tbs faelllte
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-26

A REAL ROMANCE.-On the Both ult.,
Sylvester Guiberson, son OF n. w. Gui-
bsrson, of Madison county, Iowa, was
married to Miss Minnie Waters, of Excel
sior, Mimi, and this is the way it happen
ed A young gentleman and Miss Wa
tiers were on the lake skating, when sud-
denly the ice gave way, and they were
treated to a remarkably deep and cold
bath. Three big towards stood near them,
but would lend no assistance. Mr.. Gut
berson was almost quarter of mile
distant, but heard their cries of distress,
rushed to the scene, at once cOmprehen-
ded the situation, and in moment pro-
ceeded to rescue the young lady, who
was almost drowned and frozen, and on
arriving at the shore informed the three
cowardly whelps that if they did not go
and get her young companion he would
throw each one in after him-an order
they at once obeyed. Mr.. Guiberson car
ried his prize TO the nearest house, where
she was properly cared toI, and as soon
as she was able he escorted her to her
home. This was enough for the old aunt
of the young lass, and straightway the
courtship begun, which eliminated in
their marriage.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-26

BIZ POLITE AT HOME.-That is the place
where VIC spend most of our time. There
our best friends are found. II we are
rude to them and very pleasant at other
peoples houses, or very polite when com
pany comes to our house, and not polite
at all after they go away, our manners
are not worth much. We are hypOcrites;
and hypocrites in manners, like hypO-
critics in religion, are bad PeOple-thsy
are deceitful, and deceitful folks are liars.
If you should wear your best clothes ev-
cry day, they would soon wear out; but
your best manners may be worn every
day. They never wear aus but improve
by use. If you put on your best manners
only when you put on your best clothes,
l shall not be glad TO see you mt my house.
If you offer the best seat at the fire to
your friend when he comes TO see you, you
should be more ready to offer it to your
brother or sister when one of them comes
in shivering with cold. If your mother
drops her spool, don't wait for her 10 ask
you to pick it up. One of the little girls
may place chair for her father when he
is coming in at night, and another may
put his slippers near it.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-26

Many a man lives with n woman hall a
lifetime without suspecting that the wife
of his bosom has really forgotten more
than he ever knew. Many a carpet
knight who plumes himself upon his
wonderful skill in smashing hearts is
being mentally measured and intellectu-
ally turned inside out by the smiling
girl whom he thinks he is captivating.
Many veteran beau who pulls on his
gloves to depart feeling proudly conscious
of having made a profound impression
upon the susceptible soul of the belle who
has endured him for an evening would
be wonderfully enlightened, if not edi-
fed, could he hear the sigh of relief,
which escapes her lips when the clang of
the door announced his departure.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-26

SINGULAR MATHEMATICAL FACr.-Any
number of Egures you may wish TO null
tiply by will give the same result if di-
vided by pa much quicker operation;
but you must remember to annex a cipher
to the answer, whenever there is no re-
mainder, and when there is = remainder,
whatever it may be, annex 4 five to the
answer. Multiply 464 by five and the an
swer will be 1920; dividing the same
number by and you have 232, and, as
there is no remainder, you add a cipher.
Now take 357, and multiply by 3; there
is l,7S5. Divide the same number by >,
and you have rs and remainder, you
therefore place = 3 at the end of the line,
and the result is again I,7S5.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-26

Nominally, to the farmer, the most i'm
pOrtant convention held thus far this win
ter was the one recently in Chicago to
consider the question of transportation !;
but MS is too frequently the case, il seems
to have fallen into the hands of those who
have very little sympathy with the pro-
Queer, except so far as they can make il
conduce to their own interest.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-26

Somebody has figured out the interest
ing fact that the total amount of State,
county, city, and town taxes collected in
the United States in 1870 was $3.50, 59l, =
600, which was about s. head for the
entire population. The total amount of
these taxes collected in 1850 was $94, 1885,
600, which was about three dollars head
for the entire population. 1t cost, there
fore, more than twice as much TO take
care of a man in his State, county, and
municipal relations in 1870 a. it did ten
years before. This does net include the
Federal taxation.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-26
RHNsToNS-

All Omcers, Soldiers and Sailors wounded ruptured
injured in the late however slightly, obtain
a pension by addressing Gilmore Co.
Cases presented by Gilmore 4 Co. before the So
prcme Court the United the Court Claims
and the southern Claims Commission.
Each department Of business is conducted in
separate bureau, under charge Of the experienced
parties employed BY the old firm. Prompt attenasu
all business entrusted Gilmore Co. is thus secured
We desire 70 win success BY deserving il.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-26

Passing along the other day, We
thought we had found beautiful knife.
On picking it up, it was found to be only
a handle without a blade. So do we hear
beautiful sermons,-well-wri and
well-read-but they are without blade.
They cut no cancers, of sin, and carve
out no models of piety. Sermons must
have blades.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-26

Two persons, who have chosen each
other out of all the species with a de-
sign TO be each others mutual comfort
and entertainment, have in that action
bound themselves TO be good-humOred
affable, discreet, fOrgiving, patient and
joyful with respect to each others fra
lilies and perfection to the end of their
lives.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-26
$lt 4f1tia a'ta Trib,rtrt
WHAT SIZE WANTS.

She wants sppreciativc words
when Shs has tried 20 please
By working at distHstefuI TASKS.
Forssttihg self and ease.
She wants a sympathetic word
Ts ehssFhsr % her way,
AS with sweet patience, born Of love.
She tolls from Day to day.
And when, with eager willing hands.
She's made the home-nsst neat
She wants tender, loving kiss
FROM him she runs to meet.
She wants the clasp q hrs strong arms
About her slender form
To fseI that one fond. fAithhll heart
Beats for her, true and warm.
When, Hary-like, all that she cosid
She willingly hath done,
ell feels repaid II from fond lips
o. kind word she hath won.
wants al answering looA e 1--we,
gentle tone Of voice:
T'---s are small wants. but ali they make
aoman's heart rejoice.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-26
Land Cases, Land Warrants
and Scrip:

Contested Land Gases presented before She L.
erN Land ONCE and Department Of the Interior Private
Land Claims, Mining and Pre-Enption Claims, and
Homestead Cases attended 20. Land Scrip IN aud
leo pieces for sale. This Scrip is assignabIe and
be located in the name Of the purchaser upon
Government land subject private entry 81 IS per
1t is Of equal value with Bounty Land
Send stamp 10 GLHoKE Co, Washington City, for
nAmphlat ef Instruction.
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