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Nfllgious Notices.

Our Heavenly Gaoss" at oclcc4. IN stroE's Music
ire. 4 coidi.I Invitation to al.
Grand Gospel scrylre tho Rink e}d 1t and 3dayc MI,
SUNDAY Afternoon at = TCOck Tho Rev. I.DH ann A
li2i 81, a h. VIZ ," ~ M F"d singing WIN
freS. Come olry 10 bcce e~ta Hring gospel yuis,
All SOUPS Church. lIh ave, conner "uu,4,t-Thc Rev.
SAMUEL LoSGRELn0~i ~ Grmanto"n Penn. viii
fiiin evening. Pablo cordially inyilc sunday srVoi
American Temperance UAIsn-IIavory'z Theatre t4th
sSI 49, ~. ~, Ad1rS.s by IA" Rev & u. MEAD OF
7saDo co Tor western H. y s6biect Tnl,iiinal Inlg
encO." Oios. quprots lnd chqulsrs BY large e.nr
T. II. CARPENTER. Cor Soc
service; Rev T. HEgER NEW.
AZ Chcllcrlug Hall
The 30 ii sti' GA ,G,GS Mhh'TiSTYYY
e,n WIN pyr'GG at H a9 a6 H ~,
An s,ata freo Everybody welcome.
A. rio AysaHg B1Prls, G24[c9 wG'r OIni
S S lE Il d r a. lna fa s E
ING at ~, srGday..ehoo lnoggaigs a aI. rt9ysr,
I %sea% Wednesday evening At 80 Strangers cordially
At Murray Ei Presbyterian Church lOih ~. cast o,
sa5baihsosoo ut 2:3ep
~ New7Yor4 FrcsbytGr'an Charch, W.T. I'm A.,
10 II AID 7lp ssbbatl.sciltO. 80.
At -1coteh rTesbyteri7n thnrch ithst. bst ~ and
s Pastor The Rev. IAN ~ H. n Aa !lIDN, viii
Leoture on "ednesd1y o7eDnx 81 : OclocS
AZ sixty FIRST Street NJ T. Canrci bet ID JdlYe,
tn lseV. LIS DsA rAHkEH dasor 2roachne at Ii:aO
a.. m Rev WM AiEflI r. D. H., sad m.
ty Roy. F.W. MACDO>ALD. Fiat., Drtczttes rom
Wesleyan Also
LJ Chaplain MCCABS rOiuiCg aid evening. Comet
4. tse fyrosilyn TnbeTnncIe- prTALBAUE Will pryach
tOmorrO ru,ng at li:U: subject, Common
s,eiiss EehgimL" Evo"inE a. $50; subject Taking Tho
Tempe" haYiya inset very evening except
Saturday conducted ly Tho Irv iIOhA7 EAHEISpN.
A. Tsiriy-ior; street Refsrusd Orurrh Of 2h.
sUrvncs 81 = d COaulCtCl 10y The Il.
ne a =. Ia yel a.
Third OF ihr strs The FJuS Ages" viz Middle Age
Strangers ius-o WCic"iae.
Rleekrr stree. UEiversst Church, corner of Downing
st-ssTvire, IG:t5 ant 't5 m. The Rev. 4.
QAkD&EE VIII preach u Ire morning. SuDvCi "Suu-
Iui1inr Tho Rev. J. ~ PULLMAN, u ~" wall lTeach n
the evening.
calvary baptist Churra, 23ist b1t 9th sud Sthaves
Tie Rev. X MACAhrHGlt Pablot peelehes 81 SDAi
MORNIE0 in8O; EVEN mo 7:j' Young P0nple'a Prayer
reetbg Monday EVENING 1850 GonerA Frazer. n6otng Fri
day eveulng $50 Strangers In'isd ~ Tie ssrVlces
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Wllerellaneons.

miscellaneous.
A PRIVATE FAMILY
n WILL SELL
at almost any sacrifice for cash.
Ar FlVESroRY MANSION.
No72 West 18th ST., between 9th and 9th aves.
sTEINWAY PIANOFORTE. $T5,
WEBER UPRIGHT PIANO. 90 PIECES BRONZE.
satin Psror SUIT $BOp for 500; SC III raw slk ebony
frames. for e7j do. $50 Rep suit SIS Paintings:
WAGNUr CHAMBER SUITS. MARBLE TOP,
Dressing Cases. BedstPads bureaus Nhshsand spring Beds
iiar SIa eascs Marble TOP IA cs Lounge AMI sofa Beds
WaU Library and Sccretare bookcases Literary Tables,
Chnr' CaDinota. Centre and Console TABLES,
Nj rns OuTtalps. Extension TabU Bunct, Dnug Chairs,
Siiytpwsre Pier and Mautel GLASSES Rockers Reclining
Chars frlrch Mautei HallsIAd Velvet Brussels and
IHgrnln Carpets
Paintings BrOuzes. &C. selected with great
care ud rn worthy the attention OF purchasers, Mattresses
- to nU NalsOD 10 DO altered tor business
nFFiCE FIXTURES FOR SALE.-lnquire
" In Basement WElsl. and Broadway, side
SNAN rED.--By - lawyer Il position rs at
W tOruej corporation. morcasto house. Address
e. s. tribune uilCe, BO& Il.
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CIVIL SOrEs.

DR.. Charles Ferebland, o Brooklyn physician
has been epgssed In selling pianos Tne firm OF Stein
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BnsIness Chances.

DuBlUES8 NUUHLt8s
EOR SALE.-A coal works on the Pitts5urg,
IN Clnrlnul. nnl 81 Louis iaTHy fow rHic9 rom Ii'i
l.OD HCrcS " CUai; Is TStCiRHb verb n
most l!eyg. CtS .tll a. ie.lltlun.
Address p. o. BcX 74l. PtAburg. Penn.
EOR SALE.-E cc!rOlype and Stereotype
i rOundry ZOO: trade chcap rent l'wer Gyramo rent
sIn D,T0 UaTfGr; 1auit. H. T.IAHESOh,
lea Ter Dilcc, IIi'Hburg, Penn.
Tg'O NEWSPAPER MEN
O: recount whoa - concern th5 undersigned
VIII o. Jay May lss at III Law on OF ~. e
I:rovn ami iu hoes. Toicd". o. 10, nj II O'clock
~ day, il he De zoe coon rs"6 atprfaC sale
tdr .gr sas 10 hl1e,t bidder The following petty:
VIE TOLEDO CONAER AL
4 MUuhly Newspaper OF W. MY Yrac4
n uii wit ~ It's nuri. "Doi Hi Asoclao Pr - iran
,i,s A. NrYBpIurT ant JOB FlrasrA, wye, &c. &c.
'lir OmulruAl only Morning lAy pu,5 ell In the
cav n ltpdl city Uf l1DtL OhpJp mhabitiits IN pop
mons -urrnuuius COtHg at alrcil8 TnrniIg IN OE - III
ract rhe ptIer hos torn sni nov IT, iapohdcLt IN roll
Itc with pru.!yeI. and has boen regularly u
u 10 br!iove.l tat tins Is ono OF the
~ t.f new 4pa2.r openings IN the United states.
if;,NGS OF SAti-One-quartvr cash In hand day OF
All buHn equal agJupl payments, satisfactorily
~ if DearuE interest ~ the rae Oi per crat gHya
Die ip.uaiIy.
promptly furnished Addres. il VI rs NJ. DROWN,
Assignee Toledo Commercial o., Toledo. Ohio
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5llnlticns UaH.e0-4;laIes


A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW:
Ts' corner f T5sa.ars sSa
ihira,c TT Forly sovent;E; a. ne tA LIN o5FhSs
Mac'n savings Bank suiidnsh up TO p nl ~ regular
III. PERSONS having occasion To employ
~ butler waters S9Iemn gsFSns1s ami FINE a nSsS Of
sooo, for nc4nile nonsss niorplSi That
nj S ki2f 1GESH $p% way
4 NEAT smart, tidy lad of 10. desires a
n elevator in Cte p store or 70 drive ,
Sr i4y a 22drc-S Ep Il Y rs Wst $ott
A PUSHING SALESMAN desires a position
AN "diyEooa. store 81 WI ISe T9S i' !, = rEhi RotSt
l:ast HroaIWay. -
4 RESPECTABLE GERMAN is DESTROYS of
obtaining 'mG,oySnt IN ~ ta atis ~ 'Oro Sanity
AIiTNDANP.-S wanted ~ atten-
.i-o~ oct 'tiirlre, ADDRESS Il; q. Box li3. Tribune
,r'ovr uhi',. l23N hUli~ay. -----
FtUuKKEEPIR COLLECTOR, TIM +:
A. Ki!;l'fil; or CoiYIST-By voting married mar full
? nG grE{ o va" a M9E . g or Si r,seT"ncc sS
III OF dircss q. RICHARDS Dol btuioriaye, Brook
IWACUMAN.--Bya singh man understands
\ s u,o - ~ a. i, 'i - ,A"'Ml "rys III P a.
',s,a J. j = r1,r 53a,r
ytOACIlMAN.-ljy young man, Protestant,
I ariy ianoc ho tn roughly In,erstanis me nanlse
10 ,
In oor ference .ron as cp'yer Can OF adfesS e.
10 Wet @;ur0l.
5lOAt'HMAN.-By young marr'ed man, who
- lta,st: hl4 urs. cllS reference from last employer
ocu no required viii BIZ Wiling .nd oDllg
m. Address IT, Box u, Tribune UpOwn Once, l,21S
IrnmNN ------ ---.--------
I,OACHM.tN and GROOM.-By a single man
VIA yc,rs brst city lcf,Toar-3 thoroughly under
fAls lilo bu,jrcss wing and 1Jigng and strictly lem
prre Address n. F. Box %, Tribune Uptown Once l,Z5S
BI1LlNJy
NO\CHMAN. GARDENER, or USEFUL
y MA My pro.c. LInt young man. not afraid fwOTk
orr SOBER. honest aud IL years Refer
cucc piece Gall ~ - d'ha e. near lothsL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by sober INDUS
w trUus ring!r man. agrd 81 Practical knowledge OF
gr,rhu grlpo aud Vegetables yarS references from
isst empower GARDENER. BoX II Tribune Onlcc
Z WANT a position in some mercantile hOusc
10 learn the bus VIII work for meraie salary 10
shape Address NJ v. 225 West lNthst, lothstPiace.
NURSE. - By u middle-aged gentleman of
experience and bcst references attendant
nm invalid Eentonau. CSl on or HddlesS W. r.
MTCHEN, III Fulton ST., New YORK C!ly.
DORrER, &c,-I am 10 years Of age and
want 10 get a position business house ~ light
porter or TO uScul h. other capacity refer
cnces Al. can or add sss o. MASs0N, l37 suIlyan.sL
CIrUATION WANTED
- AZ hOakktep cashier or manager IN some mercantile
Lorar ,uanco company manufacturing Gst9bs hment
by nduagcI with city references who steaks Ner
man aud scandinavian languages Address by let
tor COMPETENT. Tribune Othc@
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6ituatioms TDanteo--females

& A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
a TT0EK TaIBTNE WILL BE RECEIv VIZ AT PEE
s. or Ses West TWssty, fHri.ste corner EishtS syss
Thirdsysy Torty-seyenshs. az ths IARLEM 9FEIoE
s 92ss T41aEs COZ R0S S 20 az rssus
A PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
11rsc dy 1ouSs r German s%e
Scotch English %SsaH END c1Sr SR h TAG neg % SS
ave. 4th SOuse above IOtAst
A RESPECTABLE Protestant married couple,
IA without enc1mbrance would ike 10 take charge OF
RdG Ees 3SSi. LONG L. w. 3
NHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By an
ES ether S oapac s
waitress; understands all about children SG6 9Th
NHAMBRRMAID, &c.-By a respectable
- Protestant girl as chsmbsmsd and plain ssing or
NHAMBERMAID, &c.-By a Swede girl, with
~ city references ia hdy chaneermad and conIpetenS
sired wants Steady place that she will do all
please city or country No. 29s 9Th ave. near
NHAMBERWORK, Stc.-By steady young
~ woman to do chamberwork and fne sewing and walt
81 st ia en- hear T'S S7t6.sS
NHAMBERWORK HOUSEW0RK, WAIT
- ING &ey tidy setnl youns rs for sY or s cS9p:
Icy Esq 5sTe four DO dos o aoSTo
4 WOUh.--DV an tXCeIitHO CCOtCH 4 lOVoV'ie
~ woman with trscsss references AZ coef IN g2 %
family uuder4tands eyerthng ~ The culinary me sar a
6th.aye., near lsthst.
NOOK-By competent woman meats, soups,
bread 6sas SssT c bs szSf9Ff eSpSG T Pr fS q
BUREAU, 1873 Gth.ave- fourth house above lDthsL
COOK, &c.-Bv girl as good cook, also
y good aundress the lady can be seen from my last place.
COOK, &c.-By young Protestant person.
~ cook washer ironer or cltI or eonh!y
a nnd $l,isis no '''u'' --0U 0-e
HOTEL HOUSEKEEPER.-A flrst-class no
to hoasekeeper de're3 an egagement eheT permna
nee, l.258 Broadway. -
HOIISFKEEPER.-R n competent Ameri-
cando cok1 or laundry business or any ma @ o W
ST.. rear second hoor.
nOUSEWORK.- by n very capable English
r for city or country IS good PAN nc cool" H S9 sx
also understands care Of mE &C CAL at 2S2 othaVe near
uOUSEWORKER.-By neat, tidy, intelli-
g"tt prolgs'agi yommE W. 70 egneT na "a s noI
moderate At 3ce ethave near 2adst lst floor
I AIDES MAID and useful companion by an
American T ,mr fly or S2qn ~ e hY%ei:
EsIA%r HOME BUREAU 80 9th ave-, four dOOIs above
7 ADYS MAID and SEAMSTRKSS.-By a
gr spsE E9E oeT% Foas ana S. H c rear
encr. MAY be- At rs 1th ave-. Mrs. FIsliERs
I AUNDREcS.-By first-class iaundress in
u pvsr family country preferred during summer %
ycaIo city reference Can from 10 IN ~ ~ Wc't iShst
NURSE, Nc.--By a girl as nurse Wiling to
~ do ain sewing good re;orcnce no objection 10 the
country. Me- 444 West 2Gth-st
GEAMSTRESS, sc. - 4 seamStress, under
niaus ,itu.siakiug all bDds Of family sewing also
machine viii 81 uuj ~ eday or week or wontt take per
uanci bCl,retA CIV OF country AuITeSo NJ Me-
Box -. Tribune Uptown Office. l23~ Broadway.
NTASUING.-A respectable cOlOred woman
W wishes lai"s gent en' or families bracass wash
~ tho dyi IL an rNt"lient nuhufe~st
reference. $50 West 3-th st. rear top floor
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HOTEL HOUSEKEEPER.-A first-class no.
II te hoasekeeper de'e7 an egagement eheT Per ma
civ Address for week. DENOON, Fnbune Uptown or
.2SS Broadway.
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A IL, PERSONS having occasion To employ
~ burr, colchmtn. gardeners and 0thrr house
od sfv,ts bOOksCepOFS salesman, ami al Glasses or
hotels 9nd nFcantile hOusea are Informed That
help supplied. tree y! charge
| ~ ~. ~ \ u VIVIAN AHENL.Y. l.39y BrOAlAay
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COOK.-BY competent woman meats, soups,
~ bread biscuits doSserts c excellent COOKS TOR CITY or
counlry of references ~ the PRoTES iANr HOME
BUREAU, 1873 Gthave- fourth house above lDthSL
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HOUSEKEEPER.--R n competent Ameri-
eau wOmln u take charge Of genemans RESIDENCE;
cooking Laundry business KIND nf work VIII
be rriabic rstclss ely reference 2oU west 2O'
Ator
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01

COOK, &c.-Bv girl as good cook, also
" good Aundrss the lady can be seen from my last place.
4 Mpzt2G
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COOK, &c.-By u young Protestant person
" M cook washer, roner b0nssS0rk; city or country
references: cards No. 1,25G broadway between 3lst
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yr,c Ii,u fth ave-. below i9G t. SUNDAY 1915
pr,2G.ut ~ ;ho ~ >. T. EiLLIAMS; . p ~. Go;2cl
,ou rance Meet ~, r by Mr. CHARLES 5. Blu NTINGi
~ IN, H. srr.i.p u sung I'D by NJ MACNE&HIE;
rs n.lhing bv he Rev SAMUEL COLcOKD tao ser.
,ir, Nitr Ir!n. ani Wtlncs day evenings ~ SO' 81
gau 50 Rat 81 H. ~. 1ING. Jr. ppi offers viii Ieaeh
seats !rc-, III !nNi"i.
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4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
- f0Rk Ti:IBuNt WILL BE hEcEi o1 At Jas
a.. J0N West twenty thirh-st corner EighthaveS
NO % East kOrrleenth.st corner unlon.sqCtre InS
Ihlasc. Forty soVcnh.sL; ut tho lARLEM OFFICE
No ,.t 1hr!aye. ne~hundreia nG ~ehtytpcttlSs
t!laIicn savings Bank BuilnSh up 70 p nl ~ re!dA
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nOUSEWORK.--By n very capable English
grl; for CITY country IS good pam cook an ex'
Crent lanndTess afraid work Is Kind and OblP1ng
also understands milk Call az 292 6thavo near
1Nihaf
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Infrpcndcnt VnIholir Chrrch.

Eourh L1iiarlan Church. l2sth 81. west Of 4thayc.'
Iericrl-1'r Ery. -. b. HEALS viii preach ~ ii II M
mn h cu-.ll,llr lnHlfrh No rNrnlnk snINlcc-
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bishop ECNAMNlsA hayiES Ct sod h:9 5uaic Han zee
ite-uJ.u and aEiIg. 80 ~lgDg lei nv r9rnet aso
NiEr1SlIi. VAIL n@tn1.squIrc Nrrnlng lO:dO; aUtf'
zoos. 2, whoa tie Row tahcr oCnNNoE wiil preach on
,gr u.il4Ic KayanaEh, walsh. Greeley and Armstrong.
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A NEAT, smart, tidy lad of 10. desires q
n pusition 10 run boei drive
Tor family has gOOd rrcrcnroS an IS willing to make him
Sc arfnl Can or uddrcrs MI apply li3 W al 39thst
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HOOK.--By an excellent Scotch Protestant
~ woman, with drstcass references a cook IN g3oS
baker; city part Of the country eau at ~
6th.ave, lSth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01

FRAUDS IN GOLD AND SILVER PIECES.
MANY SILVER COINS IN CALCULATIONS WITH HOLES
PUNCHED IN TuEM-DEvICEs OF swISDIERs AND
COUSTERFEITEES.
The National tribune., 1880-05-01
NORWICH, CoNN., April 10, 1880.

National Tribune:
After reading most worthy and finding
its soldier the
deprived dues will n
September 1861 and years lacking days
before years
disability;
under the Equalization Bounty BILL would
There has been law passed yet to ene bounty
have received while
enlisted and served for period received large bonnties
bounty
they suffered enough it, MY heart was made glad when
Eoalzaton Bill passed both Houses.
United
victory the polls the
President more, and let
sell a friend to the soldier
truly, AN EX.SOLD1ER.
The National tribune., 1880-05-01
A Baby's Soliloquy.

am here. And if this is what they call the world
dent think much of it, It's very fannelly world and
smells of paregoric awfuy. It's dreadful light world
too, and makes me blink, tell you And don't know
what to do with my hands | think I'll dig my fists in
my eyes. No, WON'T I'll scrabble at the corner of my
blanket, and chew it up and then I'll holler-wh.tever
happens, III hoer And the more paregorc they give
the louder III yell That old puts the spoon in the
corner OF my mouth in very uneasy way and keeps
ing my milk herself all the while She spilled snuff in it
last night, and when hollored she trotted me- That
comes of being two days old baby. Never mind when
Tam man II pay her back good. There's pin stick
ing me now, and I'll say word about it I'll be troted
or fed and woud rather have catnp rte you who
am. found out to day. heard folks say, 'tHush
don't wake up Emmeline's baby and l suppose that
pretty whiteace woman the pillow is Emmeline.
No, was mistakenfor chap in here just now and
wanted to see Bobs baby, and looked me. He said
was funny little toad, and looked just like Bobl He
smelt like cigars and I'm not used to them. wonder
who else belong to- Yes there's another one-thats
Gramma Emmeline told She took me up, held
me against her soft cheek and said: It was Grammas
baby SO it was" declare, do not know who do
belong to but I'll holer, and mabe I'll find out There
comes Snufy with catnip The idea of giving babies
catnip tea when they crying for information I'm
going to sleep wonder if don't look pretty red in
the face? wonder why my hands won't go where want
them to?
The National tribune., 1880-05-01
.Reckoned He Did.

1t is not intended, says the Little Rock Gazette, that
some shall marry peacefully. Bill Skittles lives in
south Arkansas For the past six months he has been
studying for the ministry and it occurred TO Bill several
days ago. that just before nstitutng viva it would be
good idea to get married He mentioned the subject to
young lady and asked her to share his ministerial mel
anchoy and hiarty, but the young lady said she had
promised marry Zeb Monk the professional we'll cleaner
of the negborhood. 'Oh, well said the minister 81
am pretty we'll acquainted with Zeb and don't believe he'd
kick The young lady finally agreed and the wedding day
was fixed. Grand preparations We're made. The girls
brothers had caught couple OF possums and the old
lady had baked immense sweet potato pie. The justice
of the peace arrived The parties took their places The
Justice proceeded with the ceremony, when Zeb Monk
walked in and demanded
''Let up thar, boss Say cap'n turn that gal loose
81 reckon won't replied Bin.
''Well then said Zeb drawing revolver "I'll kinder
resort to eXtren.tes."
See here remarked Bill are You in yearnest about
this thing?N
II reckon am.
''Do You mean hog head an turuip greensg
81 reckon do"
Fright down to corn bread and oabbage?"
81 reckon it is"
Swell then you take the gal. 1t only sweet
milk and pie with me- Pm in fun had a new pair of
brtches an didn't know what to do with em Come
little closer It is spar ribs an back bonesg'
81 reckon it is
"Then | know the gals yourn," and with a slight
change in the license the marriage proceeded
The National tribune., 1880-05-01
How Does He Grow 'em.

An odscolored female day approached Howard's
column OF Shermans army in Georgia and entering into
conversation expressed great surprise where they all
came from. wag informed her that old Lincoln had
very productive field eway up North where he raised
them at rate OF million per year. Turning up her
white eyes in black astonshment, she exclaimed
For de Lords sake, you don't say so How does he
grow 'em?'
oh was the reply, ''Hat is very simple He gathers
up all the dead rebels from the battle fields plants them
down III Massachusetts, after while they begin sprout
and the moment they a chicken they make for it.
when Lncons provost guard catches them and gratis
them into the army
'Bless ye, say so And you all dead rebels ?''
cried the bewdered creature, completely ransfxed to
the spot on which she stood
NO, we used to De but we're now live Yankees. I'm
Bishop Polk, who preached down here in Dixie
ode debl you aire y exclaimed the now excited wench
and what you doin here? Come after Miss Bishop
and de chilen ~
NO d--n the children?' the profane reply
We've come to assist to whale hl of jeff Davis''
You IL hab to cotch him fst the quick response
guess it's done gone job
Wel, We'll see said the soldier 'it's between
us and the devil and may be Old Nick will win the heat
'Shoudn't wonder. Dis niger don't noder,''
remarked the dusky matron she rght-wheeled and
double-quicked it back TO the house.
The National tribune., 1880-05-01
Settlers on Public Lands.

Hon. f. K. Valentine of Nebraska has introduced the
following bill in the present Congress for the relief
tiers the public lands:
BE enacted By The Senate and House Of Representatives.
Of The United States Of america m Congress assembled That
when presumption homestead, tmber-cuture claim
ant shall file written REIMBURSEMENT of his claim in the
local land office the land covered by such claim shall be
held open to settlement and entry without further
ton the part of the Commissioner of the General Land
Office.
SEC p In all where any person has contested,
paid the andoce fees, cancellation of any pre-empton
homestead tmbercuture entry he shall be notified by
the register of the land office of the district in which such
land is situated of such cancellation and shall be allowed
thirty days from date OF such notice said lands
Pr0pided That said register shall be entitled fee of
dollar for the giving of such notice. be paid by the
contestant
The National tribune., 1880-05-01
Information Wanted.

b. DYKES of Bairs Gap Tennessee desires address of
Captain Day formerly Of East Tennessee Battery
s NJ BgThER m of Rhed Centsr Ohio desires % the present
MoRRIs RoBERTs vermonville present
Of Peter Magourn late captain Company Eighteenth
WILLIAM CASEY Alexandria, County Terri,
tory wishes address of Captain Smith Townsend formerly
S Gro s. BELL TaIIua Menerd County Illinois desires
Kansas Volunteer Infantry
dg2a GaS c. Jay desires to the
lost in the Bay of Bengal June 10, 1867
Il St t. New York
the sixteenth New York Heavy Artillery
JoHS Portland jay County Ind desires to learn
mento lost in the Bay Bengal 'e''-''
H r LEWIS waleott Wayne County New York desires the
Company B. Second New York Heavy Artillery.
PosrMAsTER Sunny Lane Butler County Kentucky desires
at Camp Nelson, kentucky III the winter ls0i-6.
Mrs NJ Of south oil City yenango County Pa
or private of Company c, th regiment Wisconsin vols
HAMILTON CLARK, Medord Massachusetts, desires
of the Signal Corps at Georgetown O., during the
T. Ds9dham desires re- TR the
Cavalry and Captain of Company First Missouri Cavalry
AIoNzA BLAUvELEr Vert Vert Co.. Ohio desires
address any OF the Officers or @ member OF 1a
Run
IEAo WEAVER Of Center Greek Warren County New York
FANNY p One Hundred and Regiment New IN
WILL the who hospital steward at small hos
pa Nashea MISSISSIPPI while p b Cheney was Surgeon
lnos 1t will be thankfully received.
private Company Seventh
Cavalry Volunteers requests the postoce address OF MS late
Captain James Smith, and comrades Nicholas Miller and Albert
Shaub Please address Plum CITY, Pierce County Wisconsin
BRAzzILL Richmond, Chittenden County Vermont,
desires address full of DR. Edgar who
Surgeon Doctor Camp in Los Angeles Ca in 1851:
I'd Lieut. Foster Company eth U. Infantry Req
Lieutenant Hardcase any members of said company at
or about said time.s
william H. LITTLE formerly of the Twenteh Regment III
the address and name Of sergeant who had
at that time TO the Seventeenth Regiment Wsoon
sin Infantry and after the made lieutenant atWah
ngton, ID. @.
WILLIAM ACKERGAN, formerly sergeant Company X Seventy
ninth Regiment New York Infantry Volunteers Hghanders
of Vneland Cumberland County New Jersey BOX 49,
present address Andrew D. Baird Lieu
John Whyte, Orderly Francis w Judge
ond John Dunn third Edward Bryce John
Luxton Hospital Steward, attached said regiment
PATRICK CoRMcK Armonk Westchester County, New
F. United Cavalry, desires
address officers
with said regiment the battle of Williamsburg Va
June 1862 Noncommissioned officer private, OF
Hospital at Hampton about the same time
Respectfully yours, V. NJ. HoGsoN,
President Vet. Assn.