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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-23

h""fui"h P''"'NN v" '"o'' c'uh ''Ps''
~. uo",. sss,n,, Two ..,ss%si cI,,Ssn. AZ ,h "a
District, Messrs. Alex r. shepherd and A. b.
Mullett, was deemed sufficient grounds for a
renorter Of tho RRpuPLtcAN To he detalled To
,s,..,.,... 49,. ..a,,.n,.D 80 ~ ro..,n,. .,,.,,
interview the senuemeu' bnu possioie ehcit
from them some explanation OF the charges
made aaainst them in Conversational ses,ion
n,, ,ono,t., "a, sntIr.lv succa..r,i mi %
Ou' ioP''N, y 'e" s"' w
give the result OF his effort.
Nh. ALux. n. sHEPHHRD
was nrst visited, and was thus addressed,
Reporter. Mr.. shepherd, to wha, do you at
tribute Mt. falpiworths hostility exhibited 10
,he 1eoste Hhlcn LOOK place IN INC mouse OF
hepresssn .a yss,srSss ,o,, hos, n, ..,,,n,
lot the pronunciation oi sneh , u s,us OF ialse.
hOods as nnu IN To-Day uioos Nnloh YOU nave
Just banded me, except she natural aeaknesa OF
tue man i2t lyinS Lh's wh9te matter was IN
Nesugateu uurihk, the last NtV3nkIess " = COM
mittee Of which me-. Ohurchin ws enairlnanl
and before when gave us'Aieu history o.
X; DO you own the whole patent q this yaux
roghns, Eh psIt ~ y. y heIu W Ssng. Pat''os'
ME- io"h ~ tua ~, o ,. h ~ ?,
| II. Did VIC muilet sS,i y you NJ ~ paIt " w
VT. >. Mt mullett Aoll uns ~ interest, when
was mueh iess w, tnsn , one nn' RuIeneu " ~
the Ieluest o, Wy ~ ", an Wy
pafues VINO heiu lne PatenL s VIZ, eonp,a y.
That MI. mnlet haa w 70 tnat nme usel " on
pnplle oulIIIngs, hnu aIl0se1 iheu 10 e2,npe
sauoh WI "pe' 'h'g S'h'''eu ''uaV'o IT,
NentlYh. -. 49, -, .,,, o,o. -.
n He says you have been paid hSo,O0o since
Ses ,,..,, ,.... .u..,,, H., ,.. A..n
m,; ,; 1ont snon SNte.y NJ .. ~ , oeah
pau 70 tne nIm' ~ Mnvh ~ NY seno. men IN
pet, put hhIgo PIVPoluSSh y, wv s'lvu ,. ~ =
eelyed has been 20 worh none ana mntet ,n,Is
upon pi.h, ,ndar ,,,nns,i,ion M
at rate Of Prodt 30 small As 70 render IL mat.
o. ',e 49,, w. Wy ~ III,
,asi ,oy,iiS ~ ,sn y, ivolvS nnn,s rng ss,ssn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-23

F0R FRFsa sEET.

OTEIoH A. o. 81
FOnT ONTAhIo, N, ", May l, tb1a, !
heAl ID pro2qsals, In duPliestsl wl % received At
ihis noe until II Z. NJ, JUNh lbii Tor tufnishinE
the fTssh beef req aired by the bnbsitonoe Depart
sIt U. g. A., a. this EAtnni duTiuE ala 90 months,
eolanisnelBE july L. is7a InloTmatloa a. 10 ooadls
tlnnl qualiy Of baa paymantz, etc, DO obtAinsd
By application 10 a. VI DhbHLEh,
mi hR0and IA0utanant lli AIRY, A. a. n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-23

OTIIoR A. q al
COLUMBIA, 3. O., MAJ ~, Isla. I
Sealed propna,ls In duplloAIs, I'll 10 received Al
THU IN n1tl n q n, Juns 49, lsla Tor fututahtnK
the Eeash Reel required b. the nnbsiss noe DsplH.
~. A ~ this station, dlHug sH months, com,
msnaaa Jnly A, lk7a Information As 10 tOndltianH,
qaAl v o. beef payments, can be ebtslnsd by Gp'
mtls lat Lieut. 18th lafAntry, A. 0, d,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-23

The festival for tho benoht Of Alexandria
Washington Lodge Of Masona commenced last
Tuesday night at SaIepla hall. This lodge was
organized 10 1850 and q one Of tho Oldest lodges
having presided over It. II will be Teeolleoled
that when the market house was burnt In Alex.
AndTla some time since the hall whore the lodge
met was In the market building, and was there
FULLY aud tastemlly arranEod. Among the
relies connected with the Father OF his Country
and Of the lodge will be seen the chair 10 which
he sat when Master, his apron, worked for him
by the hands OF Madame Lafayette, the charter,
and numerous other articles. The object Of the
festival Is 10 raise means TO build new lodge
loon, and now IL good opportunity for the
MAsonG 10 assist their brethren,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-23
HOMEOPATHY.
Annual Meeting Of the American Institute,

second DAYS PrscesdiuEs-V 10 Prssi-
dent urant-san Down the Potomac
Reading Of IntersstInG Reports-A Fe-
male Advocate Heard FroT.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-23
Ths Maternal SAVING. Hank,

Corner Of New York avenue aud Fifteenth
street, pays SIX per cent. on deposits
Banking hourI-9toG Saturdays TO and
etoL ...
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-23

The original and only Improved genuine Howe
Sewing Machine, which bears the medallion Of
the inventor, Elins Howe, Is sold only at the
local office, No. e2S Pennsylvanla avenue, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets ]. Karr Is
the only agent, and no has no oAnyASsing agent
10 annoy tho nnhlln.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-23
pRoposGIs ron TRIsH BKET.


PROPOSALS ron EREsH BKRF.
US ARSENAL, PmHayILIR, Mp.l
Scaled proposals. In duplicate Of The Tor N irah he'd
By the undsEsiEned, With oopE OF TINS AdVsr
attached 2 ssoh' vii % r;ssissd unui Eis.DAh, the
beof require Al this ArEeAl Tor lii months, such
loss tine a. the OommlaaaIy General may direct,
Proposals must be marked Proposals or fIssh
Beef" and addressed 70 The undsrslHnsd.
lniormation a. 10 conditions, 40, can be obtained
upon application to this once,
spsS Capt. d. 4. X. and K. q. i,
pROPOsALs ron BLARKETA
OBIIon oE DEPor QuARTERMAsTER,l
Sealed proposals. will DO received Al this otos until
u m, GU THURSDAY, the s9d dAS q May, lsla, for
Ysfbgg BaSaa Isnsd, Nan Franeloso hsfbor, u S5ot
ARMY WOOLEH BLANkErh
The blAnksta " he gray. With lsttere " g. IN black
oaI inohe. long 10 the centres 70 DO feet long AAd
~ isst .ids sSd e weigh i've pounds samples 10
Bids . STATE tnS price, IN gold coin aud In legal
Al bids . Be made Ia trIpllOAts. with oopy sd.
No bid vii DO onnsldsrsd unless accompanied By .
deposit Of s5oO, q eyrihed shsot prrfsuSd,) a. q
suALsnY thai toe bidder vi execute the oon1Aet II
Bids . be id irsssod 10 tbs undersIEnsd Indorssd
Prop. GALS too FaTalshins 6,so0 ArnT bisaksts..
NIL Maior and Dsnot Ouarterma aston.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-23

PROVIDE AGAINST DANaER.-At this season
all the great lines OF travel begin to swarm with
human beings intent on business or pleasure.
Are these moving multitudes aware Of tho dan.
ger which ensues from drinking different Varie-
ties Of water and breathing atmospheres to
which their lungs are unaocustomedf Do they
realise how important It is to be pre.Arinod with
an antidote that will defend their systems from
the evil consequences Of such changes and from
all ailments and disturbances which arise from
the miasma so beautifully evolved from the soil
At this period Of the yeaTf Such an antidoto-
certain In Its protective operation aud FREQ from
everything Objectionable In Its composition and
tiayoT-has been for twenty years before the
world No instance can be adduced during that
period In which HostetteT's Stomach Bltters
has failed rs an estimating medicine, or rs a
preventive OF the bodily Ills TO which the
undefended system Is llablein unhealthy local.
tiles.
A COED appetite, perfect digestion, a vigorous
co nditiOn OF the nervous system, tunotl onnl reg
ulATity, and q pure and active circulation are
the elements OF health, and those signal bleed
ings may he secured aud perpetuated by the use
Of this powerful yet harmless veg etAble touic,
Such Il the experience OF all who have ever
taken It as q safeguard against the diseases
which debility, irregulArity and q morbid CON-
dition o. NE solids and hulds Of the body are
sure 10 invite,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-23
Summer Resorts.

NAV HYGRIA IOgkL,
TIT, popular aud eslsbratsd Beaaide Summer Re.
sort ill be open 20. ylsiion Juas 10. Dunag The
past oammodioun and extensive additoua have
been N ads, eomblnins Al tbs modern InprUvemsnt
Of hrsl elias. hotol, krcuslen Tickets viii be ~
sued by ali steamboat liusa uehing ~ this pieos
hne blliAtd saloon Aad bath, houses AttAehsd. le-
oommodAti0ua may b secured hy nddroa Ing, aithsF
pflptora nSi1Im
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-23
TRFAT ann On eNAIIpOT.

DT, James, Of Philadelphia, presented an In.
terestng paper upon the mode VI treating
smallpox with the c0wpOG yirua He claimed
that the kline vaccine matter originated spOntF.
neOusly, The virus most early observed Il that
cOllect d from the nTst remove from the COW.
The violent elects Of the eUWpON are much
oy0THtAtOd, HSliSTs, with WelldSyslOped Vdd0ra
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-23

UUITN NWFWUW HuHVUNE
The SwpRTEar PHRHUME Our.
Sold BY all Druggists and Fancy 0OUds Deal.
orA as
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28

Two OF tho great daillGs OF New York pub
lished day or two ago simultaneous accounts
Of the hardshlps and, In many respects, the
horrors OF the middle passage" from Europe
10 this country In the various lines of foreign
steamers aud the subject Is, az the same time,
current theme on the other side Of the
ocean.
If the complaints Of immigrants arc not
hypercritical-if they do not demand the com
forts Of a home and the luxury Of Il North
river steamer for the price Of a steerage pas
sage across the Atlantic-they are entitled to
full hearing and a speedy remedy, not only
In the name OF justice and humanity, but us
n matter of national benefit. Nearly eight
millions Of immigrants have landed on our
shores since we became q nation, and the tcs-
tlmony Of their deeds after settlement here,
as well as the evidence Of those whose bust
ness It Is to know who and what they were,
gives assurance that much the greater mum
Der have been the best characters Of the in
dustriOus poor, with fair Infusion Of the
middle classes. II Is estimated, upon com.
polcnt authc rity, that for twenty years TO
come we may look for an average yearly nd.
dtion Of four hundred thousand souls to our
population from European immigration, new
sources OF supply opening as the old ones fall of
In productlycncss, Thus, a few years ago the
Scandinavian influx began, and now we have
Alsace and Lorraine. The average capital
lstic value of an immigrant TO this country
has been fixed, after a series Of very inge-
niOus and satisfactory deductions, with due
allowance for the young, the old and the
helpless, at $500 year. Consequently we are
gaining In national wealth at the present rate
some $500, 100000 per annum from this
source, while our total gaiu by the time we
celebrate the national centennial will have
| been almost sufficient to pay the national
debt four times over. Is ii not apparent that
II the emigrant owes much to US, we likewise
owe much to the Cmigrant, even II we leave
out of our calculations the remote and con-
scuuentlal benefits flowing from his dOmIcil-
iati0n among usS
The alien steamship companies, as well as
this nation, profit largely In direct way by
tho cmlgrant Their steerugc receipts for
single voyage often reach 10000; OF which
more than three iourths Is clear gain over all
expenses connected with cnlicing the passen-
ger aboard and bringing him over. No such
harvest is reaped from the cabin passenger,
whose passage money Is largely consumed in
providing the accommodations Hnd luXurics
vi the statorOOm and the pantry; hence we
find the Storage passenger imposed upon
because Of his ignorance and lowly condition.
Ills helplessness ut this state Of his career
should make him rather an object OF pater-
II Il
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28
pROPosALS FOR DIMENSION STONE RF.
QUlkED IN THE CONSTRUCTION or
InE hkM uQyRRHMRhT BUILDfSG Al
On or sUPERyItiNd ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPAhIMERT,

WAHIlAdrUN, Sept q, 1874.
u q tno Sth ~ Of OsI9bsT, lsTl Tor iaInShinG
and dc iIaIinE At the site Of tho proposed Goyetn
stone required for the SGtSTior Of he balinS
Ihe sPsGiss Of stone from which selection Will DO
stouts aud the IGti9s especially inssis upoI viii
TO uniornlry OF color G9d texture durability and the
A SADDLE bloeE lIElSTil Inc ZEE, showing o. cAei
81 knd o. Snl9S and 90 9us the natg
No stone that hss not bsea Ost,d By actual use as
eon,idsrtd srd aisoiuts proof that Ii has bOon 80
u1ed for that pen iOd must be turnlGhsd.
The stone must further have q EoOd grain, and be
free from ali dsooloTlnE Substances ana the quIrTJ
from Thlsh u u procured mH.t be fuily opened and
About $1,000 cubic feet, more or less, will be re.
oI s''S ri IN % y Ss y; h,ss.t
That the contractor may make proper allowances Tor
SIs1ins 70 the GSsrIioE sad o. nv sopsduo pay
20 each cut tAes on ranito aud marble stock and Of
Ons,;hall lbeh % each Ont tIos Of sandstone.
, hlddBTs viii state hpu soon thay eau commence
deliVehng the atouo, aud TIE amount per week they
mIIma .zS oY ~ ,i nS ' tSs tue verge az
No bid vii be received except frOu tho owners or
Jesse. Of the qaArrea from which the stone Is pro.
posed to be iurnlahed, and eertiOAtO from tho Re-.
SSl tho SoHny IN which ne qaary situated
mait Aeeomptny the bid.
Al pTqUCs.s must bs made 90 sd "a full accord.
9aloa At hia ofnos, or from the Superintendent NJ
Ih0mst walsh, 81 opis, Mo, aud must be Geoom.
dolAt tsb0AO) that the bidder viii accept and per.
iSfn ne contract u awarded TO him, and Elys bond
dollars tso0ggO. and valid aud binding Lease Of the
SSTofmSnes Of ne ooptfse I6s Issss ~ ~
UPON the failure q the e9o!Eletor 70 onmplJ With the
GJTOrnnsBt to lake fal posSossi,n Of M nnatT1
and yoIh Al the expense OF tho contractor in
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28

Mr.. COLFAN AND THE CREDIT MOBlLIER
The gentlemen who are being dragged
through the mine Of the credit mObillor liu-
Cation to serve the purposes Of political
eXigcury are, IL they be innocent as we bo-
hcyc most Of them TO be, the victims OF a
policy which they Inherited upon coming into
Congress- and, with respect to which the
worst that can be fairly said Of them ls, that
they accepted 1t without scrutiny aud aided
In It's pcrpetuatiOn without stopping to con-
slider whether their own times and ciTCum-
stances were not different from those Of the
founders Of the land.grant, subsidy, aud lu-
tcrnal improvement systems.
Looking at the vast concession which, by
successive steps OF legislation, the Union
Pacific railroad obtained from the general
Government, II seems almost Incredible that
such fayOrs could have been gained otherwise
than by purchase, and possibly they were not;
yet II We would look for the bribery
and corruption, It Is not towards
that much-abused Capitol we must turn
our gaze, nut rather towards the
editorial sanctums aud the reporters deus Of
the associated organs of the present LIB.
cral" dispousatlon. Such Is the plain intlma-
ton of Vice President CulfaX 10 his speech at
South Bend on Wednesday.
But as Mr.. Colfax at the same time rofutcd
and disposed of the leading pretonsiOus Of
fact that were put forth the other day to sus-
] tain the differences and deductions of cor.
! rupuOn In Congress, We arc enabled to hope
that nobody was bribcd or corrupted for the
sake of his Influence In Congress or the press,
but that the admitted great risk and venture
Of capital in building the Pacific road, the
general yastness Of the undertaking, aud the
immense results predicted from It's success,
and now verified, aud the influence of the old
political formula that the Government Is
bound to aid the settlement and development
OF the country, were the moving causes to
which those who yenturcd aud won owe the
great prize that fell into their hands.
The Republican party, through It's proper
spokcsmcn at Philadelphia last June, In the
sixth article Of the platform there adopted,
put itself squarely and sOlemnly on record
against the further grant Of the public lands
to corporations and mOnopOllcs, and II the
members of the party will only observe Its
mandate there need he no future credit
mObillor Scandals true or false, for II such
corporations cannot get land they can gel
nothing from the Government at ALL aud Il
they cannot hereafter carry on their enter
prises by their own and local resources thu
enterprises can wait till really wanted, whtr
they are sure of execution.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28

morrow what he went that night to see.
This sentence, besides having q suggestion
Of rhyme about II, is an eloquent rofutation
of the charge, so pertinaclously made,
that the President cares for nothing
but his seaside loitorings and his equine
pleasures. Not even the qualification Of
drawing to tho exposition great
crowd Of enthusiastic spectators Of bis
own person could roquito him for
his impaired sight Of the machinery and
manufactures Of the busy and uurOmantic
factory. town, and amid the elan of the music,
the torches aud the cheers he rcsUlutcly an
nouuced his purpose to have another look IN
tho morrow. We are tempted to offer u
wager that his opponent, Mr.. Greeley, social
and political economist though he be, would
have preferred the plaudits Of the multitude,
and telling them, In glowing and rOCkct-likc
phrases, how he had struggled and watchC d
and waited and sympalhizcd with them in
their youth, and how he had rcjOccd with
them in their prosperity; he would, with
bland and open g, uulcnanco aud spectacles
upllncd, have walked clean away from the
exposition In search Of further opportunities
to sympathze and rejoice.
We do not deem our topic by any mean
exhausted by what has been said abovc bu
there is enough, we hope, to suggest In I
quiet way that his friends might more easill
prove President Grant to be an orator THAI
his traducers establish him an idiot from
1.-THE general calibrc VI the civil and indus
trial part Of his mind
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28
~BoAHPPsSVJgr 6P99SELIGG T TSl29RKs' Dis

RES5-THE CHAIRMAN AND SRCRRTARV
OF tue RspuhlioLn GonsrAl Oommittee NJ the
heAdquArterS Of The Oommittes, No 1S1 Prnpsyi'
VAniA avenue, daily, from q to 1870 O'Clock,
tst7.iOt fStar, UhrOn.l
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28

On Wednesday last the famous Methodist
preacher and reylyalist, Rev. Peter Cartwright.
died at his home near Pleasant Plains, Sanga.-
mon county, Illinois, In the eighty seventh year
Of his age. lie had boon before the public al
most steadily for nearly seventy years, and as q
reylyalist preacher must, as regards the success
attendant upon his efforts, DO ranked with Maj
NIT Summerfold and others Of the great lights
Of that Church. Carried to Kentucky while a
mere child and growing up amid trans
Allegheny scenes he became thoroughly lmbued
with Western habits and customs, and WAS par
ereellsHee the Western TeylvAllst
Asa speaker no was ready, determined, keen
and vigorous, finding few men, either In the
forum or the pulpit, who were "ioomen worthy
OF his steel" IN private lie Mr.. Cartwright
was quiet, unusSunlng, humble, sincere Chris.
tian. Tho grace Of God had taken root In his
heart, aud It's fruits were manifested In his
every action and word. lie has passed away In
the mIInegs OF years, full Of houors, and, what
" better still pOrmoatod with the blessings Of
Divine Spirit until he had become, indeed,
worthy disciple Of the Master. Well known and
loved In tho East, II was Ia the West he was
almost reyered, and where he Is deeply and
sincerely mVurned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28
Boarding.

ID HOOMh, In good locality, onnysplant to t1s
Executive Dsp1rtmSBtsi Apply AZ D1O Tyslith
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28

hsSarDR. A. PRATT, GRADUATE OR ONO
College oI dental SuIEsry, L seysnth street,
Hall, WAShlnEton Half price 70 lAborinE psrsous,
RsioIs TO Dr. X. A. Bacon and Rev. W. Il. hVAnA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28
Lost and Found.

EsTRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER YRS.
~ terda{ evening" hye year old bhf MAIZE, rather
Had on rope head stall. suitable reward viii DO
given for her return TO IL. n, BOWER,
sS96' All street southeast, Capital HlI.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28
FOR PRESIDENTS
ULYSSES 8. GRANT,
or ILLINOIS.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
HENRY WILSON.
OF NAssACHusETTs.
FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS,
NORTON p. cHIPMAN.

FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES
lat DIstrIct-S. q. Brown.
q Dlstrlct-O. s. u. Wall
Al Distriot-w. Il. Collins.
Ith DIstrict-John L. Cox.
9Th DIstrlct-Charles l.. Hulse.
s,h Dlstrlet-John =. Murray.
eth Dlstrlet-George W. Dyer.
sth DlstrIct-Thomas W. Chase
9th DlslrIct-Samuel S. Smoot.
10th Decentralization Trimblo.
lllh DIstrlct-Charles J. Brewer
l2th Dlstrlct-M. Duty.
18th Dlstrlct-Arthur shepherd.
llth Distriot-J. ID. O'Connell.
18th DIstrlet-D. Z, Cahill.
Isth DIstrlct-J. W. Mcknight.
l7th Dlstrlct-wlllIAm Talliaiorro.
18Th DIstrict-w. X. Hunt.
10Th Dlstrlct-M. E. Urell.
10th Dlstrlct-J. q. Carroll.
2lst Districts. W. Herbert.
.sli DIstrict-w. +. NermllllOn.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28
Personal.

81, 900. 5000 a. g "a e '%SF 70
N, N, HOHHER,
ssplal0t 513 Hsyeuth street
IN between 6irth and neyenth strosts noTthwoul
sells custom made second hand Clothing a Ices than
half the cost Of ruady5made ones, n. B,-8soond-
hand clothing otAll kinds bought At fAt essh prizes
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28

THIS Is TO GIVE NoTICR THAT THE SUB.
soriber has obtained from the supreme Court OF
the District Columbia holding special letter.
RICHARD WIHTIELD, late Of Washington county, ID.
"; deceased. All persons having claims AgAinst the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit tho same
With the yogohen thereof to the susobribeT, be-
lore The Eh DAY OF heplsmber nett they may other.
wise By Law be excluded from all benefit Of the said
estate,
ls79 KLIZABEIH WiNFifL -
bopBkBW' AdmlniatTAtFiI, O. I,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28

The registration to-day will be IN the
VIsyepth and Twelfth districts. Again and
nraIn VIC urge our Republican friends to
register. Especially do VIC appeal again to
REPUBLICAN clerks to avail themselves OF
leaves of absence for the purpose OF register
ing. Those who do not vote in the states
ought to vote here. They ought to support
Republican and Administration measures and
interests here. Let there be a full rcglslra-
ton to-day.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28

AI.UNlYERSITYI AW COL
lsEo opens ~ bEMb Et ., With three class.
Macarthur and WsdEWood, Degrees coniurTod BY
President Grant, sE9bci1 chancellor. Superior Ad.
yAntAEss at reduced ct Lecture room ooTnOr Filth
W, b. WRDGWOOO,
aul7.Ims Woe ChAno0llar
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-28

Col. RoB'r J. STEVENS, with his family,
has returned from an extended tour through
his old home In California and Oregon and
the Yosemite valley, Salt Lake City and vIrS
glnla City, Nevada. At the latter place the
Colonel visited the famous Sutre tunnel, now
completed to the depth Of nearly 1000 feet,
and informs us that 1t Is In the lull tide Of
successful experiment having the earnest
wishes of nearly the whole people of Nevada
as an Undertaking ouly second to the Central
Pacific railroad in magnitude aud Importance.