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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-04
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fur ben iunsen 8atboliten iener, an welhsm
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enc Qanbsemeinbe, bic iener berGrffemH,u'
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6ohw. SER Yfarrrr P. Benebift, grtcr bsr
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p6brenb Der 81. Taaen3ett unermuoet btlft
Mn,abl &inber, ATE ;ur @emeinpe esb6reno,
unt reihte benlelben an, benannten pei6en
@onntase gum erten Mole bic tl. &ommu"
rtcn. Dor bsritlbeu erneuerten Ge itre1auis
gelubbe, mad welher 81. 3eno!un9 Der
3ohw. eeelioraer bic 8inber nod stnmal
an bic Wi4tIsfett eesNusenblides er,nnerte,
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bes @aters unb Der SHUTTER, fonoern bas Der
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periammelte ft bic S&uliussnb nit ttrem
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es (9medte, unD ert bic beiteren, fr0blt9sn
@ei9ter!
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unb Gtre jsnen feds Sunsfrauen, bic bel
bielem Tsfe6sn bteW irtbiaaftertaaen mad.
ten!
3um @9lufe tes boben Teftases erbtel'
ten bte Grfttpmmunitanten na4 benz naG>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-04
Snldnoii@e Na9ri9ten.
& r@It@es.
(gtneefantt.)
Nem 1lIm, "a. &prtl 1872.
pater Ntus i'm Sberlance.

gater Ytus i'm Sberlanhe.
gu Der font 70 fr6blt&enO aer,eit Rerrfate
In @em rlm unb ben ansrenjenoea N'l1t'
pnsfattcnen nod thinner bic 8rauer ,!nb
@ttue Der Tafen3ett, ba wesen Der nod fort
%bauernben &ranfbeit bes gfarrers tsin Got
tesbtenR setalten ,uurbe. SIN ber fsbnlt&'
fen Grwartuns, etnen Srtefer 3u f.
ben, batten 7& bic @ldubtsen tbrer Sc.
mpbnbett semds tn SECT Nemton unb @ew
ulm {tlbf BET benz unsanfisfen @etter In
Der Stride e%tnsefunben, a1etn Der aur Nus.
bulfe ermartete @rtefer mar nt@t ba unb
@te perben es besretfi& fnben. &uenn f&
Bel tttfen MnlaGe BET ben eifrtsen Qeuten
etniselnsebulo funb CAB. CINE erobeTreupe
erfuate tebbalb @Qe, ais es tteb, Der feelen
etfrtse @ater ptus Batter BON Stem Erter fei
in Nep ulm aneefommen, UNI bafelbf unb
an etnisen Mif .onsfationen @ottesbienf
au balten. Der a1semetn 9eaGtete bodm.
Yfarrer unb Sentor Don Daeota County:
fam am Is. Mprtl In New ulm an, pDielbt
Der @odw. 6err i'm Nfarrbefe abfieA, unb
erfreute abmehfslno Qeapenwortb, New ulm
uno @sf Nerton nit feiner Ge9entport.
M%Ienttalben belt er @otteseienf. @rcB
maj Der Mnorans 3u leinemgeidtfub1e, uno
Ianee merbsn benen; bic 70 9lldli4 tparen,
i'm au tDrsn, feline gortrd4e in Grlnneruns
1ein. Sn Wef Newton, no ber bo1w. ga
ter bas Yatro3inium feterte, erreste bic 8:>
f6reituns bes fl. @sors nit ftinem ORD
den a%asemeines @%ritaunen. Cine srpbs
@Ympattie, wte ie ielten etnem Yrtefer ~
She'll wirp, CAB f4 baielbf tbatla4li&
funb uns Der @unfA rpurpe a19eu,ein, etnen
70 treffiden @eeliorser au beasen. llebrt-
gems bebanten mir uns fur letne8trtiamfett
ber3li9. NadtrdsliA mDse bemertt we'ben,
bab O9 In Der reuen Stride tn Wea Newton
felt neueier 3eit etne @tatue bes bL. @eors
unb etne neue &anjel teintet. Die 6tatue
fam Don Muuden aus Der weltberubmten
Tatrif, murbe nrn ben zen Namen Geprs
t,assnben Mttslteeern Der @emetnbe aase
fdaft, unb iu4t, was @6Dpbett uab Ans'
fabruns aAbelanst, In Mtnnefota sepib IT,
res @leihen. Sic San3el mad elmer BE-
rabn1ten 3etdnuns Der @emerbebaue. etne
Ran;sl In Morppeutf4lanb barReQenb, aug
eefubrt, wurbe pom Trauenperein In @ef
N:wton ansefaaft> unb serei&tterasr4e mte
Der @emsinee nidt natnoer 3ur.Gbre, 1pie bic
@tatue bes III. @eprs, bes &irttnpatrones,
&e6t 70! Sur thinner sprtpdrts I'M @uten
Gplen unb ShDnen! Die erprDbtenp ionier'
bes @etens 3aSen unb banaen ni4t DOR fet'
gem @ebesefnrei pesen f4letten !3siten.
Gbre, benz Gb1e sebubret.
Gin Treunb.
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SuDertifb.

&athp1ifde Stride unb 4riff1i=
der Staat In ibrer sei&i9hi&en Gutmide>
lung unb in 8e3ietuns auf bic Trasen Der
Besrnwart. Son Or. S. 9ersenr6ttsr,
prof. In Dur3burs. I. Self. Sreiburs t.
9. 9erber'lae gsrlassbanoluns.
Das ebrenvoae 3eusnib ssbubrt ben ia
tbpliiden beutfhea gsrlaasbanolunsen ten-
ietts be5 Oceans, bab fe tbren Bettras an
mirtia men @eiRsswofsn reelt@ 3u BEN
8ampfe liefern, ben Der mcberne nnslaube
nit ber8irhe erfldrt BAT. Cine fol&e b0Af
lAdsbare @afe 1T bic pprlieeenoe @4riit,
bic seraoe lber iene Streitpnnfte, rpel6e ben
Wortfubrern Der 4uffldruns bister an, met
fen sur Ausbeutuns seotent baben, aber3eu'
9enbes 9,&t perbreitet. @te beainnt NIT
Den WrunbanfGauun9en bes Ntttelaltera,
beleudtet Treibeit unp &eliston, bic Stel'
lung Der wsltli9sn5lrten 3umYapfe u. {. f.
anes tn trsuer eeidi9tli@tr Darfsauns,
nit Dofumeuten an Der 9anb. nebrtssn8
turst f9on Der Same bes 8erfa0ers fur bic
@sbtesenbett oes @erfes, bas In srob Oftan
erl1stnt unb bublb aus9efattet TT.
PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY.
Mprtl unp Mai. Diele beiben 9efte brin-
aen rpieber cine netteMusrpabl mpberner nn>
t:rbaltunssmuiit fir &laoter uno @eians.
Musaattuns elegant. Dtrperausseber peie
oen @ei6mad Der junsen @eit Defenders 3u
treFen f.; bebtalb fnoen ietne llnternebmun-
sen Sci berlelben INNER u,ebr 8erbrettuna.
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4nmert. B. &et. Dieter Brtef fam
uns letcer nerlp6tet 81.

s~ >SsSS> ~S~tT~ wv
Mns Gbicago bert6tet bas 6. @s&en>
blatt: Ite proptlortideSt. Sofepbsftr&e 1T
Don tbremt fraberen ~lase auf benz neuen,
la6n seles.nen @runbRids, Gde Don Mar'
tet unb &ia @trabe o%esenaber BON benz
@aule Gum @uten 3trten anselanst.
Wdb.enb bas b6l;trne @ebduoe auf Der
Banberuns spar. rpurbe tn beuielbe an
@pnn. unD @errtasen Gottesotenf sebal>
ten. Die &apene - felbf Elm Tilger - luo
an perf9tebenen SteQen ben gtl9er gum
Beten etn. Die @emeinbemitslieoer mub.
ten ibre Stride mdtrenb Der Sage Der Ban>
peruns 3uert lu6en, penn ie benz @pttes'
cienae betnDbnen pD1ten. Na1tem bus
@otlssbaus auf fetnem 8eiimmunssorte
anselanst mar, fhritten BE Wertleute ais
balo raran, IS am nflihsn @tebe1 I'M fanf>
Jig Tue 5u persr6Bern, was einen Soften
auiwanb Don breitaultnb Dollars erforeert.
Das 3unebmen Der GAIL Der @emetntemit,
slteser, aud aus ben f.ltsren @.snsen Der
st. Mi4a1s' @eme;nbe madt bteie gersr6<
berune npttwenets. N0roliA BON Der ct.
Sofe ptsfirde lebt bas @farrtaus, BON 9p13
aebaut. @iblt9 BON Der STRIDE an BET
Gde pom Sill" unb Marfet Ctr, mtro
eben tas 9aus fur bic 8enebittinerinnen
9ebaut. ~ebenfans Don 6pl,; Das @runbet'
aenttunt In Der Ndbe Der STRIDE 1T felt Der
@erleeun9 ber1elben mad tbrem iestsen
Ylab tereits tetrdatli& eeRi:sen. &uf
benz &traenblcde ltegen bic Steine soa Der
in &uin.u %liesenben Stride unb benz pfarr'
bau(t. ete ipnen, wenn ms9li4 nod ete'
fen @ommet, au einera Turbar1ent fur bic
neue ct. So1tpssttr6e ueruenbst 1perten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-04

mittd9isen @sttesoienfe aus Der !6anb bes
9o6w. Yfarrsrs f&6ne &ommuatcn. 8tloer,
ale 4nbenten an btelen feierliden Sag, unb
gebe @ott, bab fih bieie Rleinen Bis an tbr
2ebensenbe bieies &ases, Der tbnen 70 bsrr'
lite Blutben unb Sriate eebra&t BAL, aerne
erinntrn, unb Demjenteen unb fetner 81.
Stride treu bletben, In ben fomrnenbenStur'
men unb @erfutunsen eieies 2ebens fsft an
Sbn balten, Den biefelben gum ertten
Male In TIRE unihulbieen9ersen aufsenon1"
men baben, unb beGen III. 2etb TIRE @eelsn
gum emt9en 2ebeu bepabrea poqe!
s. q. 81.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-09
THE COURTS



SUPRENR CouRr or THR UNITED STATEs-
Friday November 8, lsT2-On motion Of Mr. Y.
p. stanton, John Nj. Orr, etq., of LoesburK, Va,
was admitted 10 practice rs an attorney and
COUNSELLOR OF this court.
No. 3Ta. l.. solomon Of al, plaintiffs In error,
vs. james Graham, &c, OF al The motion to
dismiss this cause was submitted on printed ar
Euments, by MIR. 7. J. Durant, In favor Of the
motion, aud BY Mr.. John j. Key In opposition
thereto.
No al. The United States, appellants, W.
Henry J, Hunt. The argument Of this cause
was continued by Mr.. T, ]. ID. Fuller, OF ooun'
sci for the Appollees and concluded by MT. Al.
lants.
Philip 5. Justice. This cause was argued BY
MT. Assistant Attorney General MeMlohael and
Mr.. Assistant Attorney General Hin, Of ooun.
sci for the appellants, and by Mr.. ]. HUXLEY
mo. 229; Matthew Baird, appellant, vs.. Tho
United StAtesi and
No; "a. The United States, appellants, vs.
Matthew Baird. These causes were argued By
Mr. j. ID. Mcpherson, Of counsel for the claim
ant, baird; and BY Mr.. Assistant Attorney Gen.
| eTAl Moniichael for the United States.
J. PSy6tSr and sophia Love. Appeal from SG IL,
| Circuit court OF the Unted States for the dia-
tTiet OF Nebraska, On motion Of Mr.. Geo. W
this cause be docEetSi and dismiSsed, with costs
No; 2lS. Thomas =. Morgan, appellant, vs.
| The United States. This cause was argued b.
/ ME j ID. Mofhoft0n, OF counsel Tor the appel
| liant, and by Mr.. Assistant Attorney Genera
Hill Tor the appellees.
| A DISTRICT CASE.
| No. 90, The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com
pany, appellants, vs.. Geo. Hin, IT,. The AIgu
ment Of this cause was commenced by Mr.. W. 5
COX, Of counsel for tho Appellants. This oAs'
comes up on an appeal from the Supreme Cour
| Of this District.
Adjourned until Monday At II o'clock.
| CtRCUIT CoURT-Chieg Justice CaFifeT.-ThI
| court was engaged as follows yesterday;
John II. Yeatman and Edwin Knowles were
| appointed on tho Jury 10 NIL vacancies.
| BaGtsrt vs.. Oulllnano. This was an action O
500 claimed for survey OF work under one 0
| CulllnAno'a contracts. Verdict for defendant,
A number Of judgments by default Wero on
| tered,
CAAEs FOR MONDAY.
| The following casos are assigned for trial Of
Monday; Nos. 80, 50, 2lO, 100, io2, los, lO4 ant
| 1906. Adjourned.
SPECIAL TERN-Judgs Wylie.-Thi1 court wa
engaged as follows yesterday:
Hanson VI. uarVen. Decree taking auditor
| bill for confessed.
McEWen VS. Rlttenhouso. Order for rule b
| show cause,
DeVAughn W.. DeVhughn. Order oy eTTullp
| exceptions to auditors report,
| TRlbuTt W. TAlbuTt. Leave granted tTuBte
to amend report. Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-09


Attention Is called To the notice OF the First
Grand Division Knights Of Pythlas, which is
composed Of Franklin, Mount Vernon, Liberty,
Webster, Friendship, Calanthe, Golden Rule,
Anaoostia, Harmony and Union Lodges. In
yleW II the expected visit Of Golden Lodge, No.
/, Of Baltimore, on Thanksgiving day, tho mem.
hers VI the lodges composing this Sub Grand
Division are TO meet at tho Grand Lodge hall
this evening, at Knights Of Pythias hall.
Past Chancellor l.. u. Cutler, commanding
tho Second Sub Grand Division, has arrived Ia
the city from a three months absence, and Ii
taking steps 10 thoroughly drill and unifo run
his command.
An Uffiolal visit OF the Grand Lodge officers
will take place at FRANKLIN Lodge, No. 2,
knights Of Pythlas, on Monday evening.
The Joint committee Of the various lodges to
make arrangements to receive the baltimore
Knights hold a meeting on SUNDAY afternoon,
at O'Clock, at Union Lodge hall, Ninth street,
between Pennsylyania avenue and street
Gormanla Lodge, No. IS, Knights sf Pythias,
followed TO the grave yesterday the remains Of
their late Brother J, w; Sehmldt inc Harlne
marched exceedingly we'll.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-09

Biography Il the home aspect Of history.
The mothers heart Is the child's School
room.
Blessodncss Is whole eternity older than
damnatlou.
It Is not tho one-Idoad man, but tho chief.
idcad man that Is successful.
Dirt Is not dirt, but only something In the
WIUug place.
No lie is pleasing to God that is not useful
to man.
Dignity and love do not blend well, nor do
they continue long together.
\ beau Is everything Of woman but the
sex, and nothing Of man beside 1t.
AT % years OF age, the will TelguE; OF 80
| the wit; at 20, the Judgment.
Ennul Ia the desire Of activity without the
| at means OF gratifying the desire.
We are governed more by influences than
circumstances.
Mans chief wisdom consists In being sensl-
bic Of his folllcs.
To be open 10 argument, and TO he open 10
conviction are two different things.
Better than fame Is still the wish for fame,
the constant trainings for glorious strife.
Mean spirits under disappointment, like
small beer In q thunder storm, always turn
sour.
COncGt not so high n notion Of any as to
be 6ashtul aud Imp ,tient In their presence.
| Nothing Is more dangerous than an lmpTu-
dent lriondi better Is 1t To deal with prudent
| enemy.
Do not nsk II man has been through col
| legc. Ask u u college, has been through him;
| II he Is walking university.
| We my have many acqualntances, but VIC
can have hat fuw frlrnds; this made Aristotle
say that hv that hath many frlends hath
| none.
1t Is one Of the beautiful cOmpensations of
this lie that M nnn can sincerely try TO help
another willu,nt h lplng himself.
II ID with uarTUW -spued people as 1t Is with
naTrOw-Decked bnttlus-the less they have In
them tue more noise they make In pouring II
| ont.
A man can never do anything at variance
with his own nature. lie carries with him
tie germ Of his most exceptional action; and
II we wise people make eminent foOl4 OF our.
selves on any particular occasion we must Gu
dure the legitimate conclusion that we carry
a few grains OF folly 10 our ounce Of wisdom.
To resist temptation once Is not sufficient
proof Of honesty. II servant indeed,
| were Ia resist the continued temptation Of
silver lying In window, rs some people lei
II lie, when he Is cure his master does moi
know how much there Ia Of II, he would give
q strong proof Of honesty. But this Is q
proof to which you have no right to put d
man. You know, humanity speaking, there
Is certain degree Of temptation which vii
overcome any virtue. Now, In so far as yoI
approach temptation to man you do him al
Injury, and II he Is overcome, you share hi,
guilt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-09

Tho lecture Of DR.. Rankin, before the class Of
Christian workers at the rooms Of the Young
Mems Christian Association last evening, was
one Of real worth, and will not fail to exert lite
Influence. hts subject, "TAct In Christian
work." was most happily introduced by reading
the 18th and 10Th verses OF the 9Th chapter Of
Matthew.
HIS nrst inquiry was, why Is tact necessary 10
Christian work. lie answered, because men
are unwilling 10 know the truth. Also. because
man 10 reasonable being, aud to win him must
use tact 10 reason with bin. No reputation ID
worse for Christian worker than that he 10 IN.
fair and unreasonable In his statement Tact IL
neediul, because every man has will. As 10
what must we display tact was the next quos.
ton. As to persons, as to the time OF approach,
as to methods Of approach were the answers.
How may this tact be obtained was another
question. The Doctor answered by stating that
the study Of the Scriptures as TO their methods
and tho SaviOur's methods were held up az
modols'by following Jesus.
The room was allied, and all seemed delighted
with the ls0tuTe. At Its close q large number
OF questions were asked by the members OF tho
class, and answered very hnely by tho Doctor
On Monday evening summary Of both this nd
Prof Whttlesey's lecture will bo given NY mem
beTs appOlntei TO do 50.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-09
LOCAL AFFAIRS

,oTICFs or NEw NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
tho now books ,,,,-
4 p. BRowN has for sale desirable bullulhg
lots Al Mount Pleasant.
TuE annual oonvocatlon Of tho Grand X. A.
Chapter Of Masons Of tho District Of Columbia
will meet Tuesday evening.
A SPECIAL SESSION OF the Great Council Of l.
@. Of II. NJ. Of the District Of Columbia will be
held Monday.
DrytNr srnvior In tho North Presbyterian
church tomorrow.
TuE spauidiug Guards will hold public
temperance meeting tomorrow evening.
Rom REV. ], W. BEcKwrTn, u. d., Bishop
of ooorRIa, will preach tomorrow morning.
A nRiCK HOUSE on X street for sale.
FoR sALE-A brick house on Massachusetts,
avenue.
A COOP nusrvEss PROPERTY in Georgetown
for sale.
sale.
BrsrNEss PROPERTY on FourNnd.n.half
street for sale
A pRICK uorsE on Indiana avenue for sale.
FoR sALE-A hno residence In Georgetown,
To I.Er-A frame house, with seven rooms,
on u street.
CoMrASv Z, W. l. D., will meet Monday
evening.
Tuos. L. wAa0ANAN, real estate auctloncor,
will sell on wednesday, November Is At
O'Clock, D. IN, desirable property No. us U
street.
T. N. NAupArS has opened stock Of nnO
and cheap goods.
HousE No. pl3 street northwest for ront
wM. l.. WALL s. Co, auctloneors, will sell to.
day, at 10 O'Clock, q. IN, a lot OF clothing.
W. s. MlruuELL 90. arc prepared to deliver
goods.
REV. =. II. GRAY, u. d, will preach to NOR.
row.
TINS members Of the First sub-Grand DlvI.
sion Of X. Of p. will meet tonight
ONE HUNDRED RECRUlTs are wanted for the
United States Marine Corps.
Mn. JUsrtCE MILLER will lecture Monday
evening.
RKv. la. TurrER, Of Richmond, Va, will
spcak o-niorrow evening.
Tue members OF Washington Lodge, No. Q, l.
90. r., will meet tomorrow afternoon.
TuE copartnotshlp Of j. 7. CodWsll and John
H. King has been dissolved.
TuERE will DO a special communication Of
Lafayette Chapter No. 8, X. A. NJ, tomorrow
afternoon.
A SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Of Lafayette
Lodge, No. 10, =. A. A. NJ, will bo held to-mor.
row afternoon.
BooAN a wYLrE call attention to their stock
OF dress goods.
Moan WALKER y Co, clothlers, oil Psnnsyi.
vania avenue
TnR oIficers and members Of the X. W. Grand
Eneampment, l. o. o. T., are requested to meet
tomorrow afternoon.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-09
GEORaETOMN AEFAIIss

SHIPNENr OF Flour Cleared, steamer John
Gibson, for New York, with 800 barrels Of flour.
SALEs Of wheat yesterday were LOO bushels
Of prime at sl0S, and 5000 bushels Of good Al
tl.6lH,
The alarm OF hro sounded yesterday from box
05, No. o engine. house, was caused BY tho burn.
Ing Of a tar barrel on Bridge street. The flames
were eXtlngulshod before any damage was done.
A LARGE EUMBER Of OK teams arrived 10 this
city yesterday from Maryland and Virginia, 70
prevalence Of the horse disease,
THE ARCH over the cellaTWay OF the Potomac
Insurance Oompany's office, on High street, fell
In on Th1rsdAy afternoon and took with II the
pavement In tho Vicinity. temporary bridge
mas been erected over It.
OoRRECTIoN.-By typographical error ths
amount raised by the police and citizens ii
GeoTgotoWn for the relief OF the family Of Johh
Daily appeared In our Issue Of Thursday AZ
tl2 5Or when II should have been tl4l.76.
THH CATTLE MARKET.-At DroyarS' Rost 73D
cattle were offered; $50 sold at " so and eS 10 por
hundred, 100 driven to Baltimore, and 30 len
over, Ten head OF cnWs and calves sold at from
$50 to k6S per head. Six hundred head OF shee n
800 sold 70 o. to cents per pound 800 head len
over.
THB RIVER.-ATlVed Steamer Express, from
Baltimore, with general merchandise; schooner
X. U. StAnnaTd, with rs 900 shingles to Jos q j.
Il, Llbbey, and 10, 900 feet Of lumber and 100 OOo
shingles to WheAtley Bros; schooner John H.
Trayersl from Norfolk, with $4,000 ioet yellow
THE RECEIPTS and shipments Of coal by the
different companies for tho week ending yester.
day has been as follows; Borden Mining Com.
Pany, receipts 2o55 tons, shipments / $50 tons;
Rays docks, receipts ,s27 tons, shipments ,57i
tonsi AgneWis wharf receipts 200 tons, Ihlp
mens 500 tons; Consolidation Company, TeoolptI
b,267 tons, shipments 1850 tons.
THE CANAL-Arrived, boats MononEahelA
with tau bark for J. f. Cox; q. T. Wheeler.
with 1900 bushels Of wheat, 10 barrels OF appiei
and 100 barrels Of -four for Geo. watefB Sen.
eca, with 100 barrels Of -four, 800 bushels mil
feed, 900 bushels OF wheat and |, 100 bushels u
corn 70 W. II, DOugalli ". MatbuTy with
5000 bushels OF white and yellow corn 10 Hart
ley & Bro.
ASSAULT WITH An AX.-Last Saturday, dur.
Ing an alteration between Jessie RlcharlsOn
and Hooper Patterson, two cOlOTed sailors IN
schooner lying AZ Rays docks, the former picked
up an nK and struck Patterson In tue right side
VI bis body, inhleting serious wound. The Ia,
iuTed man was provided TOR urul yesterday,
when he sutnoiently recovered, and procured q
warrant Tor tho arrest OF RicharlsOn, who WAS
brought before Judge Smell, and by him sent 10
jail 10 await the action Of the grand Jury.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-09

Horace Greeley, as will be seen BY the follow
ing note, hal Il In his mind 70 make proper A.,
ranEements for his Inauguration, provided he
had been elected President;
UTFICE or ma TRIBuNE. Oct 10, ls'L
BsrksT q Co, vi PsHREBraHta arsRss, WIsAihyt0H,
n. c. a.. ,,- a.. -. -, 49,,
lAshlOnAbly dressed. Your great lAme as
/ send you an order Tor my inauguration suit
IL / should not DO elected l will wear u al
tlrants Inauguration. From all that haN'
heard II IL my opinion that any man VINO says
yOu arc not the best merchant tallOrs In WasA,
Ington Il q liar and villain and au emlssary oil
the English Government.
Truly yours, HORACE HhhELEG,
lsy IL noted for his shrewdnoss 10 business, aud
We agree with him IN regarding Becker n %
as most desirable persons to deal with, uentle
men can get there everything In tho clothing
line and At remarkably fair prices.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-09

We regret to announce the death Of Mr.. Jno
,e%sSL sb q t3s YldeI Es:iSbsTss 81 q
yesterday morning. Mr.. Clements was for q
number OF years n prominent member Of tho
Fourth Presbyterian church, n nd was one Of that
congregation who started and completed what Is
now known as tho "Assembly's Presby terian
church" being ono OF the first elders ordained
In that congregation. He subsequently, united
under Dr. Mitchell, but on the uniting OF the
Second church with tho F.stTeet church, under
the pAstorAts OF tho late Row. p. ID. Gurley, Mr..
Clements connected himself with the Western
Presbyterian church, In the communion OF which
no died. He was also very prominent member
Of the Order Of Odd Fellows, having hlled the
once Of Grand Master OF the District, Grand
High Priest OF tho Encampment, and Grand
Representative Of the Grand Lodge Of the INT.
ted states, all OF which otlces he allied with
honor TO himself and credit to the Order. The
entire Order will attend his funeral on Sunday
afternoon, at two O'Clock, from his residence,
1871 street northwest