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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-22
pRoPosALs ToR TOBACCO.
PROPOSALS. ron ARMY SUPPLIEs.
OFFICE PURouAsIsd AND DEPoT, o. 81
OMAHA, NHB., March ID, lisa Z

oTPIcE PgRoIAENa AND DEroT, o.s3
OMAHA, HkD., March 10, ls12 I
Al, Sealed Pr9posAs' in d1g,ISssS w be received un
mont o. ths UnItsd States Army tho following 1toTss,
delivered A the United States OommlssATy store
house 10 QnAhA' heb; @ a the uauil place. Of de-
a!s1 Il ohiisago or 81 Louis on or before the 0th
1900 pounds Of bacon, clear sides In sunnIss
AS' srIsii o. Hour In round hoop OAK barrels full
$500 pounds Of whits beans choice hand picked In
round hoop oAk barrels, full head lined.
-' R9nnas q fpt peas, In round hoop oak barrels
1900 pO1adS Of doe. In barrels fun head lined.
~ pounds q homlny In barrels full head laed.
1910 pounds o. sol spsar SqaI 10 qaSily 10 stow.
arts, IN barrels fail head lined "
0ioO gallons Of Whahy vinegar, irss from aduliora,
bOnaiS Of polSssa % nsatTailss one GSid o1ses,
new full hoopod oak barrels, With one iron
h9op o. each end, hsIds Iod iron hoobs piist
hOO pounds Of AdAmAnlino candles, full weight tlHes
q, - o. slEhts, 10 boHs. strapped.
Jaw P SS a. SSSs: iIss IS5 'dultSrAon'' hard
oo pSa19af q sal slssa aud dr. nno Eraln, In bar
isrSilons. 10 falf wSlE6i, ioaf ounce paper TsS
packed In boxes strapped, eontAinlpg . pounds
Pfop9ssis for delivery al Omaha should DO .d.
dressed % the undorslGled u Omaha, Neb Tor ds-
Livery A Chicago, 20 Major H. Aaefeely, o. s., Chi.
aAS9 ~ and or dsllyoIl AZ ". Louis 70 Captain o.
Fopesai viii 6s fsssiysd subject to tho usual con.
ditlona heretofore published.
rtupo.as for all ATieles lSIespt baoon) mgat DO
plslsy lssslsa 20 lie side Samples sent b. sipTSs;
n!gt 10 prepaid
O5d % S s e q tsS M Safs l s.s Z be
Jaw. BARH10Eh
app BVL Brig. Gen. and v, b.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-22

A remarkable evidence Of the immense popu.
laritY OF the great bankrupt sale now being con
Quoted BY MessTB. Green Il Williams Is the
largo attendance Of our citizens, the splendid
bargains, and tho desire 10 please all render
these sales very attractive 70 the ladies, and
we would advise husbands and fathers n they
would bring tho blush or pleasure 20 the check
OF beauty 70 open their hearts and purses, and
send their wives and daughters 10 the corner OF
" and Seventh streee, ioT these popular sales
time 10 secure bargalnA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-22

Mrs, Whlttenmeyer, OF Philadelphia, CORE
spending secretary Of tho Pastors Union and
Missionary Society delivered an address yesteT-
day Afternoon alta O'Clock, AZ Rylnnd chapel.
Her remarks were Addressed 10 the women Of
the Methodist Church, pointing out q useful
mission neld for them, and urging the formation
Of a society In each church 70 aid the ministry
In the work Of saving souls
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-22
ADJUSTMENTS.



Monday May Q, the great exhibition Of
which ?. 7. BArnum is the head and front, Is
to make It's grand snirce into Washington. Per.
haps, in magnitude Of extont and mAEnlncence
Of display, as we'll as IN the extent and variety
VI tho collection which Mr.. Barnum has com
blnod In this vast aggregation OF tho world o
wonders, no similar exhibition was ever organ.
iEed. A circus composed OF ono hundred Of the
host psriormersin the country, and requiring two
rings In which to exhibit; museum Of rare GU
riosities, embracing almost everything novel In
art and nature; a monagerio Of living wild
beasts, among which are several specimens not
to be seen elsewhere on this contlnenG q group
Of Feele eannibals, Digger Indians, gianta,
dwarfs, and hundreds OF other unlque speciall.
ties, all 10 DO seen Tor the price OF single ticket
Of admission; and taken together render Bar.
NUNS show the largest as Il Is said 70 be the
hest, ever organized.
National Theatre.
Manager SAvillo Ia determined that his
patrons shall not want for fun. lie succeeded
the oates troupe with Lydias blondes, and now
gives US q tasto Of minstrolGy. To-day the cole
brated simmons n Slocuin troupe open at the
National They are very highly spoken Of and
have an extensive and select repertoire. Their
songs are good and now and we'll sung, and
their Jokes fresh and we'll told. Tho troupe ere
sure Of crowded houses during their weeks stay.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-22

Yesterday afternoon there was large attend.
ance at st. Matthews church on account Of tho
interesting exercises attending the blessing and
dedication Of o statue Of the patron saint, which
has Just been imported from Munich. The dedl.
catory services were conducted by Rev. q. /.
White, pastor, assisted by Rev. FATHERS Nc
Dewitt and N. ID, Young
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-22

At a meeting Of typographical Union No. lOl,
held at Columbian Law College Saturday even.
vention, TO be held at Richmond In June, re-
suited as follows James NJ. A. Spottswood,
Government printing ONCE; samuel T. Culver.
well, Patriot otieei William J. Bennett, ChroR-
tCie office.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-22
POLAR SODA
AND
Nj j N Il II A l. WA T E Il 8
ON DRAUGHT AT
MILBURN'S DRUG STORE,

b3I Ensenth street. Opposite Treasury
pRoPosALs ron IRISH BEEF AND NUT.
i Ton.
OFFICE OHEE o. h, DEPARr'r or OALIFoHSIA,l
No. bbb MARHIr sTREET, y
BAN FRASCIsCo, GAL, Fob, IL, 1sTl y
Sealed proposals., IN duplicate, Of the form pre-
snrbod BY the undsrsgned, sill be received until II
O'clock M, WEDNESDAY, Ma Q, IB79, Tor ali the
this oiJ Volnity and the hArboT Of San Eranesoo
for one year for such less time tbs Com mlsssry
tails and requirements urniahsd BY the unders asd
copy q The latter, With this Advertisement 70 be
separate proposals win also b Es9slyed for Fresh
hplH CjaDtain and ~ a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-22
uauruL FACTS worm KNOWING

THuRsror's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder is the
best Dentrinee In use. 1t keepstho Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
Price Is and 80 cents.
JouyEN's Inoiorous Kid Glove Cleaner Is fAT
superior 70 anything known. Price IS cents
THoMPsoN's PomRde optimo 10 exquisite. II
softenS, beautines, and strengthens the hair.
Price % and 80 eenis. .H
All for sale by Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-22

CHEvIoT SUITs for Gentlemen, domestic and
foreign goods, from tl0 TO s25. A handsome
assortment Of choice articles. superior as.
sortment Of Cashmere Suits, some very large
sizes, dark colors.
Ono price only. Gro. q. HENNINa,
No. 40 Seventh street northwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-22

CoPIEs Of the WEEKLY REPUBLICAN. con-
tanning tho report Of the Morse memorial ser
Vices, can stili DO obtained at this once.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-22

THE cheapest place In Washington 10 buy
Wallpaper, and have paperhanging and up
hOlstery work done Is nj rubman's, il5 Ninth
afreel
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-22
Railroads.


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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-22
CITY ITEMS.
VISIT
wAllach's
Dollar Store,
49,. Hf.Naz-.N H..

JusriCE TO WHOM 1T BGtoNos.-ln justice 10
one Of our most onterprising oltlEenS, whose en-
ergy aud activity have secured for himself .
fair share Of public patronage, we publish the
following card, which explains itself
To the Publie: As there are certain merchants
who rdioule tho Idea Of advertising, and say that
II u only intended 70 mako newspaper men rich,
and who at the same time claim lhst they never
devote . dollar to such purpose, and yot resort
10 mean expedionts 70 reap the dement's Of those
who do advertise, feel u due 10 myself and 10
my patrons TO state that have no branch store
In Washington, and none ave that Of my hoop
Intolllgenoer building, Ladies' In search Of my
establlshment will please remenber the name
and the number, Charles Baum, los Seventh
street, between ID and 4 streets Thankful for
past favors, beg leave TO inform the public that
1 have Just received my new aprinE stock, In.
GLIDING all the novelties In hoopskirta, oorsets,
Kid gloves, human hair, trlmmlnga, the most
complete stock Of fancy aud plain hosiery, and
ladies furnishings all Of which are speeiaities,
and that will endoayor In the future, A. In thu
past 90 10 conduct my business as 70 continue 10
secure the confidence Of the lAdles Of Washing.
ton, tho efiorta OF enemies and malicious persons
TO the contrary notwithstanding. Charles baum,
tOs Seventh street, between and \.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-22

GRocERs will do we'll TO call ut Spicor's Butter
Store, southwest corner Of Ninth and Z streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-22

DAILY REcEIPTs Of fresh New York Butter at
spioer's Butter House, southwest corner Of Ninth
and y streets.
, 1872-10-23

a fighter, a man of action. He never cared to
address the polite world of letters, he wrote
poems for the people, and in return there is no
poet in our time whose works have been read
and loved in the homes Of the peasants as his
have been. All his life he gloried in opposing
himself to conventional forms and conventional
aspirations he even found an exhilaration in
the mere sense of fighting; he was a grand old
literary bersark to the last. Slightly altering
his own words, We may take them as describing
his lies course:-
1.-The hero followed not the tide;
He dashed the waves Of thought aside
Above his hair their wild spray passed,
But only silyered it at last"
1t was in lyrical composition that he achieved
the greatest t~riumphs as alyrist he will always
rank high among the poets OF the North.
1t is scarcely a month since the writer of
these words sat in the little workhouse church
in Copenhagen, where the old poet preached
every Sunday. Before the altar, exhortiDg
the bowed group Of would be communicates,
the grand old man stood in health. 1t seemed
likely that our world might hold him for another
decay and when he stood in the pulpit to
preach, and in a slow voice warned his hearers
to beware Of false prophets and to try every
spirit, there was nothing to show that the end
was near. His great white head, like a forgot
ten Druid's, that has survived from Mona and
cannot die, looking infinitely old without any
of the usual ~frailtieS Of old age, will remain
photographed on the writer's memory for ever.
He died on the 2nd of September 1872.-Spec-
tator.
, 1872-10-23

Is carried out on an extravagant scale, for he
has remarked, it is said, that he never was a
"Grundtvigian" himself, and never has sanction.
ed half the follies that are perpetrated in his
name. These High Schools are now found all
over Scandinavia aud North Germany. The
peasants meet together, men and women, in
the winter nights and arc taught to read and
write, If that Is n%eedful, but chiefly to sing and
sew, to carve wood, and to use their hands
ounuing'y, and above all, to study the history Of
their country in Grundtvig's rhythmical curoui
oles and songs. How this answers in Germany
we know not; in Denmark the schools are ex-
tremeiy popular, and the spirit of hatred to-
wards the " German tyrant" is strongly foster
ed in them, for every Grundtvigian is, above all
things, intensely a Dane.
10 religious matters Grundtvig has never di-
Vlded himself distinctly from the Danish Church
to the last he remained within the pale of it.
But at the very time that he was confuting the
neologlsm OF Professor Ciausen he was develop
ing views at variance with Danish orthodoxy.
lie opposed the usual view of the inspiration of
the Bible with great subtlety, and with evident
sincerity, though his views were neither entire
ly logical nor entirely original. He first made
public his convictions at the very time when an
extremely interesting work of an analogous cha
racter was appearing in England, the 1" Comics
6Ions of an Inquiring Spirit, " by S. 7. Cole
ridge. But while Coleridge conscientiously re-
fers to Leasing as the suggestor of his ideas,
Grundtvig was under the impression that his
own were entirely new. The formula upon
which all that is peculiar in his teaching rests, is
that " the Church of Christ is founded on a
word, and not on a book )" and SO, without in
any way rejecting the Bible, he considers it
secondary to the Creed, and would fam trace
this last 20 the actual oracular word of Jesus.
If this theory be vague, it is at the same time
quite undeniable that Grundtvig has produced a
great revival in the practical character of the
Danish Church. He has introduced full con-
gregations, hearty singing, and weekly commu-
Mons, with a new and excellent hymn book for
general use, which has superseded the melan-
choly aud old-fashioned collection of KiDgo.
At the same time, the most sober-minded theol-
ogians have looked askance at his doctrinal
l~axities ; and it is true that though the common
people heard him gladly, and he made thousands
of disciples, profound thinkers, like Bishop Mar
Jensen and DR.. Fog, all the most eminent d.
vines in fact, have held aloof from him. His
title of Bishop was only an honorary one he
never held a diocese.
AS a poet, one of the greatest of Scandinavia
an critics has called him "the younger brother
OF Oehlenschl@ger +" but he differed greatly from
mat eminent man, and indeed from all later
Danish poets, in being no artist, but essentially
, 1872-11-04
MEDICAL CARDS.
DIR. G.. BTGEIlOW

C0NEIDENTfAL PHYSICIAN, No. 4a SOUTH
6TATE-ST., CHICAGO.
we'll known b. all readers OF the papers. that Dr.
c. Bgclo Is the oldest established physician in Chicago
who has made the treatment Of al chronic and
p E. s os % b bo
ored BY the esteemed Of the highest medical .t
devoted TWENTY YEARS Of HIS LIFE n R RsItee;iaS
AND SPECIAL DISEASES in both sexes.
The reputation Of Dr.. Bigeo,r founded On ipio
colleges; be has graduated with honor At we'll known
Institution on this continent His praises are in the
thousand miles Of, but sounded doors; they
not dated dozen years ago. but Gentlemen il
this city Of the highest rcspectablity and members Of
the medical faculty practicing IN Chicago arc VIII
ling and ready attest his skill; they his references.
Read his MEDICAL TREATISE for ladies and sentle-
Sent free address sealed envelope Enclose
stamps. CONSULTATION FREE. Tho finest roons
In the city, with SEPARATE PARLORS for 12dieA and
gentlemen. Call: you only the ductor. COERE-
$PoSPENGGE EG3SEiDESTiAL:. ca Addssss, all letters ta
L.. to .. l.: Sundays, 81 to- ?. H..
, 1872-11-04

Governor Carpenter, of Iowa, indorses tho
Presidents proclamation Of Thanksgiving, Nov.
29.
ami l. Erie Canal, for all practical purposes, has
about plhyed out. Boats no longer run upon it
in this section Of Ohio, on account Of the search
ty Of water, and the canal itself is rapidly filing
up, while the locks arc gradually going to de-
cav
, 1872-11-04
ELECTORAL COLLEGE IN 1872,

The Electoral vote is equal to the added mem~
bership Of the Senate and House, in Congress,
tionment Of 292 Representatives. to which add
for r. Senators; tota1. 1856. In each State
{Florida included) the Electors are now chosen
by general ticket. The apportionment is rs
, 1872-11-04
VIRGINIA..

Representatives in Congress-
!. Elliott n. Braxton, james 3. Sener, =
2. Baker P. Lee, James II. Plat,
3. George D. Wise, John Amber Smith,
4. Phillip n. Mckinney, Vim. q. II. stoweu,
s. Alex. III. Davis, lC. !. Thomas,
8. Thomas Whitehead, James F. johnson, b.,
T. John r. Harris, tChas. T. O'Ferra1, b.,
8. Eppa Hunton, Edward Daniels,
9. Reese 7. Bowen, Robert n. Hughes.
, 1872-11-04
RAILROAD TIhE TABLE, ~
ARRIVAL AND DEPhh hR}T[JRE QF TRAINS


Chicago, Burlington x Quincy RaiYroad.
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f., and Canal and Si1teeath-sts. Ticket office il
Rr3Cc5 EUuaa and nj Dennis.
, 1872-11-04
NOV. 5, 1872.

L National Array Of Candidates for
the Kat;oaa! Election.
The Vote Of 1868 and Since.
State Tickets and Congressional Nomi-
nations Throughout the Union.
Full List of Candidates for the
Illinois Legislature.
POPULAR VOTE IN 1868.
, 1872-11-04

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, 1872-11-04
STATE AND CONGRESSIONAL.

The State elects Governor and State Officers,
1e Congressmen, Legislature Isl Senators and
159 RsPressntstiysR], State Board Of Equaliza-
, 1872-11-04
~. H. 81. Simonds, Independent.
George Kinghorn, Labor.
80. D. A. Pasker, Independent.
At.ABAhfj

ALABAMA
The Legislature to be elected will choose =
United States Senator, rice Spencer, Republican.
Grte"n1r
Thomas Il. Hernlcn, David r, Lewis.
Lituttn2l. Governor,
Edward Il. Moren, Alex. AfeKinstry.
Secretary Of State,
Jabez J. Parker, Pat Rag1and.
Treasurer,
James T. Grant, Arthur Bingham
Auditor.
Thomas J. Buruet, r. T. Smith.
Attorney General.
John ". A. Sanford, Ben Gardner.
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
Joseph Hodgson, Joseph, q. Speed
Commissioner Of Industrial Resources,
Edward F. Comegys, Thomas Lambert.
Representa- tiycs in Congress,
At large.
Alpheus Baker. christopher c. tsheats,
john ]. Jolly, Alexander White.
BY districts-6
1. Frederick G. Bromberg Benjamin s. Turner, c.,
2, William c. Oltes. James T. Rapier, G.,
3. William A. Handley, (Charles Pelhafns
4. William R. Smith, Charles hays,
S. John Il. Caldwell,
s. Joseph H. Sloss, u. I. FaFrso'
, 1872-11-04
MINNESOTA.
AHt1ifar

MINNESOTA.
Auditor,
Albert Scheher. Oliver P. Whitconb
Clerk Of Supreme Court,
James George. Sherwood Ioueh.
Representatives in Congtess,
|. Morton 8. Wilkinson, Mark Il. Dunneu.
2. Christopher Graham, H. B. Strait,
8. George L. Becker, john T. Ayerlu,
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Member Of Board Of Education,
Edward Fieldner, Edward Dorsch.
Representatives in Congress.
1. A. Smith Bagg, Moses ". Field,
2. Asa Mahan, Henry Wa]dron,
8. John G. ParEhurst, George Willard.
l. Allen Potter, Julius G. Burrnroh.
5. And. T. II Reynolds, Wilder D. Foster
g. Augustus c. B sdw;u, JOSIAH ", B.p,, r.
7. John L. ri. 1nrdson, w,1lar D. Canc..r
s. Chaunccy S. Wisner. Na.llan B, Bradley:
.. Samuel T. Ely, Jay 4. Hubbe1l.,
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TEXAS.

TEXAS.
[E1ecHon-No. 5, 6,7,8]
Representatives in Congress,
At 1aree-2.
Asa q. Willie, Lemuel D. Evans,
Roger Q. Mills, A. B. Norton.
By Districts.
!. y. s. Herndon, William Chambers,
2. ". P. Mclean, Frederick ". Miner,
3. DC. Giddings, Andrew J. Evans,
4. John Hancock, r. o. Hutchinson,
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IRREGULAR CANDIDATES.
For the Senate.
s. c. S. Hammond, Temperance.
&c. Jonathan Brassheld, Bourbon.
27. Edward Davis, Bourbon
81. J. C. Person, Bourbon.
For the House.
$. Perley Lowe, Temperance.
g. c. P. Buckingham, Temperance.
T. E. L. Green, Bourbon.
Is, Michael Haley, independent.
Is, John Dale, Temperance.
II. q. II. Gallagher, Independent.
49, Robert Thompson, Bourbon.
20. Edward Clifford, Bourbon.
Is. Christopher Wilson, Bourbon.
26. Benjamin Dane, Bourbon,
27 John Snedeker, Bourbon.
%, II. J. Fitzpatrick, Independent.
29, c. ". Aiken, Independent
81 Isaac Shields, Bourbon
Andrew Gwinn, Independent:
80. William q. Blakely, Independent.
SO. IL D. Scaggs, Bourbon
George q. Campbell, Independent. )"
81. Lee r. Campbell, Bourbon
So. James NJ Leighton, independent.
42 r. EP. Neal, Independent
AS. Job Shockey, Independent s.. ::
James Greed, Independent. -
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MISSOURI.
The Legislature to be elected will choose
United States Senator, uice Blair, Liberal.
Governor,
slas Woodson, John B. Henderson,
Lieutenant Governor,
Charles P. johnson, John H. Slower.
secretary Of State,
Eugene F, Weigel, Friedrich ". Yoerde.
Treasurer,
Harvey II. Salmon, Daniel II. Draper,
Auditor,
George B. Clark, Daniel O'Connor,
Register Of Lands,
Frederick Solomon, Frederick A. Nichy
Attorney General,
H. Clay Ewing, = jefferson Chandler.
Judges Of Supreme Court,
Washington Adams, George H. Shields.
Henry II. Worries, Henry A. Clover
Ephraim B. Ewing, John p Ellis
Tho1nas A. Sherwood, Ira E. Leouard.