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The New York herald., 1872-09-19

A.--Hern,d Branch Office, Brooklyn,
Corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from 8A N. to SP. N.
The New York herald., 1872-09-19
Liberal Republican Headquarters.

The Committee are In constant receipt of re-
quests from various sections Of the Union for dOcu-
ments and speakers 1t is difficult to meet the de-
mnnd for the latter, as the larger portion Of the
available men have been concentrated In Pennsyl.
Theodore Tilton In New Hampshire IL announced =
Nashua, Tuesday, September 24 Manchester, the
25th; Portsmouth, the 26th, and Dover, the 9th.
List of visitors :-COOnel Benjamin A. Willis, ThcO-
dOre Tllton, New York; w. L. Powers, Massachu-
sets; J. II. Gerry, New Jersey.
The New York herald., 1872-09-19

Average temperature yesterday. ....s.:... %
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. W
The New York herald., 1872-09-19

Roval Havana Lottcry.-Prizcs Cashed,
order. cd Information furnished highest rates paid
sranish Bank Bills TAYLOR co, Bankers Is Wall St
The New York herald., 1872-09-19

Was Cured Of Neuralgia, Chronic
case, by DIR FILTERS RHEUMATIC SYRUP.
JOHN A. STEDwELL. 7tl Greenwich street.
The New York herald., 1872-09-19

MOSQUITO Bltes.-Eurnett's Kalliston
neutralizes the poison almost instant ntaneou5ly.
The New York herald., 1872-09-19

Matters were entirely quiet at the committee
the in Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday Mr. Glid-
den was in attendance during the day. The Grant
and Wilson Campaign Club OF Burlington, VT, OF
which Warren Gibbs is president, has forwarded to
Mr.. Gibbs, In his letter OF transmltta calls 're-
publican bird" and says the woods OF Vermont are
full OF them. He says:-"Our messenger goes for
ward with 25, 100 majority which propose to in
crease to 81, 900 for Grant and Wilson IN Novcm-
ber." The only visitor recorded Is Josiah II. Drum
mOnd, OF Portland, Me.
The New York herald., 1872-09-19

The Birch Dale Medicinal Spring Wa
TIERS have cured many cases OF Consumption pro-
nounced hopeless. They have also especial atfntV
for kidney and Uterine affections Send for pamphlet
CONANT 4 CRAMER, Sole Agents, ~ Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-09-19

The Great Value Of Graofcnberg Mar
shall's UTERINE CArHoIIcoN for Female Weakness
practice. Sold by all druggists
GRAEFENBESG CO.. ~ william street. Now york>
The New York herald., 1872-09-19

clio Roi CarOtte" Is q Success, and We
are TO have brilliant Of opera Elegant dress
the order OF the day and AL who seek perfect Hat 50 V
KNOX. 2l2 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-09-19

To Break Chills and Eradicate Fever
and Ague try DR. d. JAYNE'S AGUR MIXTURE, If you
desire a safe and permanent cure
The New York herald., 1872-09-19
A.-Herrinu'a Patent

As-fEcfffnR FWt6HI
CHAMPION SAFES.
Isl and 252 Broadway. corner Of Murray stree
The New York herald., 1872-09-19

Patent Open Work Political Hammers,
Flags and Portraits, at HOJER GRAhAMs " DuanS
str
The New York herald., 1872-09-19

Nicol, Davidson d Co.,
e6 Broadway Great Jones street are openns some
choice patterns OF OSLER'S CRYSTAL CliAND:Li EtS.
Also GILT, BRONZE and COLORED GAS riSmuaES OF
ali kinds Also, CHINA GLASS and PLAiED WARE.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31
FI'T|S.

DENTIST
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31

The present ownership Of the New York
Tribune IA eth a mystery, The Times be-
lieves that Mr.. Jay Gould, the notorious Eris
swindler aud Spectator, has bought Mr.. Or
tons nfty sharesj other Journals seem to
think that Mr.. Tweed IL tho real proprietor,
while still others are under the impression
that Mr.. PHILIPPE, Congressman-electf from New
Jersey, lie the man who has drawn his check
for the elk hundred thousand dollars which
were paid for the ono-han interest. The ques-
ton OF the proprietorship continues to be
discussed by our exchanges, but as yet no one
seems able to say with certainty who Is the
real owner. This Is little singular, and the
Tribune 10 this respect at least differs from
oil other Journals.
II IL very well known that Mr..
James Gordon Bennett Is the sole proprie.
tor of tho Herald; that Mr.. Jones owns vlr.
tually controlling interest in the Times
that Mr.. Marble Ia the proprietor Of thu
World; that Mr.. Chllds Ia the principal owner
Of the Ledger; Mr.. White Of the Chicago
Tribune; Mr.. Abel the proprietor Of the sun!
Mr.. Scammon, Of the Inter Ocean; Mr.. Hal.
stead, Of the Commercial; Mr. Smith, Of the
Gd1stte; Mr.. Dana, Of the SUM- but as to the
ownership Of the Tribune the world is In
blissful ignorance. All that ls known Il thai
come one has given the present editor the
magnificent sum of siK hundred thousand
dollars, with which to purchase a controlling
interest IN the paper. No one can tell who
| or what he ls-whether q railroad thief, Bill
Tweed, or the keeper Of policy show. Who
lahe2
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31
THE SUNDAY LAW ~ CHICAGO

Fysr sinca Navor NJsdIII mn. IrstalIsd q.
r,aror n Chicago he has hssn in ,orJou.
tIS,'ti. -, ths .nTor.an,snt - ~. 80
n,.s..,o.n, ~ ~. snnao,, No. L. T., ~,
It, On The one band vsrs Tho ,aionS'
I.Sn.rs rsmorstr.ting ,bot ia svscnton
i.o,,d b. a ..rinr. ,nin-v 10 ,no,. hn,Inas"
az ON ,hs o,hsr The ysI,g,ors Dor,,oD ~ ~
ToDnlatIon ScmandIng he s,.rps't nsa.r vs..
a. prohIbiuon-T Mr.. MedIlI has be.n torn in
twain nv the two contendInp factions, On
wbIcbsysr sIds he turned grave dIsapnroba-
don stared him in the face. On the one weT,
the frowp, of the straIpbtlaesd. and ON The
other IN. grim dl,pleAsure Of the lIouor.
dealers. who, Rs candidates for even the
uo l,, -. ,Sa,i-'a' -. ~ y, 49, ,'I ''l'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31

Who are the MOdocs, and what Is the Me-
doc war? Daniel Webster said It would he
awkward to bs annlhllated and not 70 know
II, and 40 II would he rather hard 10 and our
country engaged In a war with unknown
enemies. From the best we can ascertain
the MOdocs are a tribe Of Indians haunting
the southwestern border of Oregon, and Oc-
casionally passing over into California; quite
a small tribe, some accounts say, (thOugh
rather impTobahly,) numbering only eighty
fighting men, under chief known to the
whites at least as Captain Jack. Among the
Indian reservations hIed by the Government,
was one for them-the klamath reservation
TO which they were directed to betake them
selves and certain promises were held out as
an inducemsnt. These the Indians say were
not kept-as for instance, single blankets
were given when pairs were promised and so
on. At any rate, they refused TO go, and the
authorities took the few soldiers available
and undertook TO compel them, much ~ q
peremptOry parent might thrash hls boys 10
bed. The Indians resisted and the small at
lacking force enabled them 10 gain what they
considered a victory, when, Indlan-like, they
turned upon the settlers aud killed twelve or
tlitsen Of them
This, then, 10 the M0dOc war. The Indians
have Tetreated Into the lava bed country"
a region Of precipices, gorges and canyons
where the passes are not familiar 10 the
NlulSni uuu NllVi' hN'H'" 'ui " A'l'INh uu
their heads by unseen enemies from hundreds
Of feet above Our latest dispatches say
that the MOdocs have been reinforced By
struggling Indians uf other tribes, till there
are stated 10 be 2 800 In all. There are
against them only Eeyenty-hye soldiers which
can be spared from escort and guard duty.
Messengers have been seut 10 Gov. Booth, Of
California, for company Of volunteer Us
the Held Of hostllitlSS 10 partly within his
State OF cOuFse these savage rebels are 10
be reduced 10 obedience II they persist In
following the war path, though We trust that,
at the earliest opportunity, the Government
will institute a careful aud reliable inyesugR-
tlon into the Indian aide Of the question. II
such occurrences can possibly BE- prevented,
the time has arrived IN which II should bS
dOne.v- Boston Journal,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31

THE LATE SNOW STORM and the consequent
interruption Of travel has revived the pas
senger transit question In New York city. The
Times believes that unless the city ls pre-
pared to spend twenty-five millions Of dol
lars to travel Broadway aud Fifth Avenue
New Workers might as we'd put the Idea Of
underground transportation out of their
heads. Just In the nick of time the commits
SionOrs appointed under tho late charter to
tx the route Of al elevated road have COM
pleted their LAHORE to the infinite satisfaction
Of the Times, The proposed route Is to make
the entire circuit of the island OF Manhattan,
to have two tracks, and to afford accommo-
dRtions every two or three minutes to pas
sengsrs going up or down on either side Of the
city. 1t Is to be hoped they will travel faster
than some cars with which we are acquainted.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31


LYDIA Thompson Il playing In st. Louis.
Marx TwAins new lecture Is entitled "what
! Saw There"
- Beecbsr says had man Is better than a
self-righteOus one.
- Hammond, tho revlvalist, now In Dubuque
will next try Deaver.
John b. Cough IL getting mp a testimonial
for George CrulEshAnk, the temperance carica-
turist OF England.
80 Gen. Mcclellan IA being talked up as the
successor Of Joel Parker In the gubernatOriA
chair Of New Jersey.
- "Rubo" IL what Cincinnati critics famil-
larry call RublnsteIn-just because he played
there several times.
- Mrs, Fair claims that she Ia not yet under
stood. II there are to he any more develop
ments 1t isn't safe to live In California.
- Miss Sophie Barney took a premium at
Montgomery (AIaO fair as 1.-THE young woman
who would make the best wife for poor man."
- Owing to the Illness OF Madame LuCcA and
the continued hOareness OF Miss Kellogg, no
more operas will be given in Philadelphia until
March.
DIR. Do Lewis will take his solemn oath that
six months OF hard work will cure the very worst
case Of dyspepsia that ever made man refuse
TO pay his board bill.
- young man named John Hurley, living at
Wilbur, Ulster county, n. T. drank three half
plnts OF rum on 4 wager, His funeral took
place on the following day.
- Chas. d. Dickey, a feed boy at the Kansas
City STOCK Yards, received letter on sunday
from his uncle In New York, stating that he had
fallen heir 10 tI5OOOO.
1t Ia thought In Salt Lake City that Brigham
Young will never pass another summer above
ground. When he dies thiTty-scven widows will
mourn his lOss, and lOI children Will be father
less.
The Lord Chief Justice Kenyon once said to
a rich friend, asking his opinion as to the pToba-
BILE success Of a sons "Slr, let your sou forthwith
spend bis fortune; marry, and spend bis wlfe's;
and then he may he expected to apply with
energy TO his profession"
A rumOr comes across the sea that Lonls
Napoleon, the eX-Empress Eugene, and the
former Prince Imperial of France intend coming
to our hospitabe shores early next spring, and
travelling through the length and breadth Of the
continent during The entire summer.
80 The estimated wealth Of the most eminent
writers Of France, all OF whom started IN life
without anything, Is a. follows Victor Hugo
6OO, OOOt.; George sand, nearly twice as much
Emile de GlraTdin, $500, OOOf.; AdOlphe Thlers
900 OOOf.; Alexandra Dumas, dls, 400 0OOf Ed
mond About, $50 OOOf.; Alphonse Kari, lOO, OOOf;
jules Janin, 100 OOOf; EdOuArd Laboulaye, 100.
OOOf NCtOnen SaTlOu, bOO,OOOf; Theophle
aautleF died a millionaire, and the widows Of
Scribe and Ponsard live In Afiiuence But the
widow Of the celebrated PToHdhOn has to exc
out preNarlous living as q wAsheTwomAn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31

F5sPA MEETING OF THE STOCK
~ holders Of the Warrington aud oeorsetoWn
RaiirHSd GSmPany foT ths slsSon Of diEeet9rs gtll
{errsey, avenue 9na = street north, on NEDNEs.
opened II Is NJ. and close ~ n m transfer books
win be ciosed on the Gth of December, is71 end
HHRT HURr. Secretary, dCcSiid
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31

Posr OPFtcH DEPARTMENTAL
December ~, lsl2 7
uent untl january a. ls73 at u O'Clock, noon, for
furnishing certain articles Of Stationery for the
Il the Department for one year from February /,
blank forms Of proposals, stating the quality and
estimated quantity Of each article, will be Furnished
IN Application to the First Assistant Postmaster
Zach proposal must be signed by the individual or
arm making II, aud be accompanied by guaranty
master or United States AUlTney where the bidder
resides that the bidder shall within ten days after
9ei5T called won = 40 80 stfSstS Se9ssS x iaT
tiols or artoles awarded to him; 70 be accompanied
BY 4 bond, with approved security, In a penalty Of
uolea TO be furnished by said bidder, conditioned
upon the faithful performance Of the same.
Proposals. gnAeoOmpanied by such guaranty will
The bids Will be considered and accepted, or re-
lected, item by item, by classes Of items, As the
The articles delivered must be Of the genuine man.
ufacture and quality specihed, aud be Furnished at
ne SSnSSs Gs nhsssfr more Ss les ,hSn 1es
'-fbSStd sNsrse % the Department Tor delivery.
mated 6y f6S V6aHH be nlAde Ia the petRoe Ifieaf.
oles which shall 9e sahleet p examination and A.
failure 10 deliver in reasonable time, say two weeks
Al faTthest, the delivery Of an article deficient in
GR SS St SsonsS AZ The q dsSFsoa q the Pos@l
The head Of the Department wiz, in all cases De,
The Postmaster GenerSl reserves the risht % re-
sSts q the Department, require t.
KAmples OF paper and envelopes will be furnishen
and SAMPLES % cutlery Will be shown, on ApphoAtio'
Each proposal must be indOrped on the envelope
,Propos&ls for Stationery, and Be directed to the
First Assistant PustmAstSr General, cp psu,p,t
dec2lF4w Postmaster Heneral,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31

wan DHr1RrxINrJ
ADIuTANr 0RNERAL'a ORTIpn, !
tCiroular.l wAsHTNaTor, PEE. y, lsn
Officers Of the army In this city will assem-
bic In fun uniform at the Adjutant Generals
ONCE at 1l,80 O'Clock, a. m. on Wednesday,
January l, 1873, to pay their respects to the
President Of the United States.
By order Of the Secretary Of War
+. d. TOWNSEND,
Adjutant General.
GAVT DpPARTNgNTl
WARRINGTON December - iSa I
The officers Of the navy and Marine corpe
will assemble at the Navy Department at Il
o'clock a. M, on Wednesday, January l.,
1873, in lldress uniform for occasions Of spe-
cial ceremony, to pay their respects to the
President Of the United States at l2 o'clock.
They will form In the Navy Department,
under the direction Of the senior officer pres
ont, according to the order Of their assimi-
lated naval rank, and will, in body, walt
upon the President Of the United states.
Gao. NJ. RoREsoN,
Secretary Of the Navy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31

THE SECRETARY or Tue NAVY, IN his last
report, recommended the establishment Of a
naval coallng station on the Pacific. The re-
cent death of KAmohameha, the second King
Of the Sandwich Islands, renders possible the
annexation to the United States Of that i'm
portant group. The question has been fire.
quently discussed in this country, but the
steady opposition Of the late monarch to the
project killed all action on the subject. The
principal interests on the Islands are nearly
all American, and 1t would not at all surprise
us 10 hear at any moment that our country
men had raised the stars and stripes, and de-
clared the islands part and parcel Of the
American Union,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31

ThS agents for the NATIoSAL REPUBLICAN
between now and the 10th Of January. 1873,
will call upon all indebted to them for pur-
poses Of settlement. 1t 10 as desirable for
them as for those indebted that all accounts
for the past year should be closed up, and
that the new ones should commence with the
new year. Patrons OF the NATIONAL REPUB-
LIoAS are earnestly requested to give this
matter q moments attention, for It will
greatly oonducS to the Interests and conve-
nience Of oil concerned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31

We intimated In a very brief item In our
issue Of last Friday morning that there was a
likelihood Of some FUN ahead" In the mat
ter Of the Iowa management Of the Indian
department Of Montana Our inquiry was
directed to what had become or the 5000,
900 appropriated at the last session Of Con-
gress for the mythical tribe Of the Teton
Sioux" with the Awfully masculine chief,
Setting Bull at their head, &C We
had no thought Of disturbing the equanImity
Of the absent chairman Of Indian aifairs, but
II we may judge from the very nervous sen.
sitivonsss Of his organ something has hit
mighty near home.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31

During tho cinter, in order 10 facilitate business
coming betors hiB' much possible the President
pfl, nom ten 10 trsirs O'Clock each day, sz-
espt Sunday, recsiUs senator's and Representatives,
and nom tSsirs O'Clock unhl Too sdoh afternoon,
eEospt Tuesdays and Friddgs Uhsn Cabinet rnsstfnOs
being held, he EiH rsesirs BY card. Tie business
hours q NE ONCE WiR b from ten O'Clock a. 10
thraf o'clock D N.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31
CNs. TT8.)
DY THE PRECEDENT OF THB UNITED
ID BTATEa.

PHOCL NATION
gHgsap' e lsv yssss y oT. EaS PrSs:p
and make t1oyp that public sAles o. valuable Pm,
n he sIats q @innss S a he Psriods bsrSSSfSi
~sSsiSs G z S j y sgf an 4 &. q:
OF timber lands not pEeyiously disPosed Of In ~,
aforementioned towhships and parts of townahips
North of base line and IVES, Of fourth princIpa
fSSSSS$:sRRllEG:: . "a y T. e s:ns:R
Sorth d base line aud west Of afth principal me
fSwns6its % and ~, q rHnssS
Iownahip -, Of range y
townships ls5 and %, q range %
TT SSR:Si h I ~ tRd q r. S. q stRs' n
kt the Land Qlhss a 0Hk LAie, Minnssota com
q PmSsT Snds hos prsyiousS dspCsed q IN q;
aforementioned townships aud pArls Of townships
North Of base line AMI west OF afth principal me
ridiAn-
To~nshlis 81, iSS 10 and 10. IN ranseU,
IoWnshiis W. ~, 10y, and 10, In runEe %
fSsnshiPs is. Is, and 10. nj range AZ "
An lands held I, double minimum price vii !, 6y
S8s RI and y P 10, f: s 4 R
dollar h and twSnty I'VE cepts per acre tSLSl
Lands SPgEoprisiea ~ law ior The use 81 sepSSCl
Foaa PaTPd % ne om he "s
The oifeFihEof the 6ove lSndsswili be commenced
on the days appointed, and will proceed in the ordeT
In which they AreAdyertiaed until the whole ahA
nave been offered, and the sales thus closed but &c
sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks, and
a96i after the aspiration q the two weeks. -,
Lisis Of sectional subdivisions are in the hands Of
the local oiosru, and vii be open for the eKAminA
ton OF those desiring 70 purchase.
q, e. GRANT,
President OF the United states.
BY the President:
WILLIS DRUMMOND,
~ NJ tia T. nj nUlEe
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31

The Philadelphia Inquirer says that In
the Senate the City of Brotherly Love is prNcti-
cally without a representative. This Is hit
OF Mr.. Cameron and Mr.. Scott who the
Inquirer says arc busy with other business
This Is sad, and It may be true. Why cannot
the Inquirer come down here and take care Of
Philadelphia interests In the Senator He has
had Immense experience In one of the three
houses that meet In the CAPITOL.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31

WHY CANNOT GOVERNOR COOKE receive
his official visitors the coming New Years as
the Governors OF other States and Territories
receive, in an official capacity, instead OF as
Mr.. Cooke, The banker and patriotic citizen
that he Isl 1t ls true we have not State
house proper. but we have what is to all In
tents and purposes state-housc-the ESecu-
tive office. There are hundreds Of city off,
cials who would be glad to call upon him II
he could make It convenient TO receive In this
CItV
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31

IT, communications, whether on business or
for publication, should be addressed TO wM Nun.
TAaH, Proprietor NArIoNAL REPUBLICAN, Washing.
ton, D. o.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31

The Philadelphia North american says
there was time when to be good house
keeper was to attain the summit Of fame.
When1 And what Ia the ". A. Idea Of
famaS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31

THE Louisville Courier Journal has New
Years editorial. II begins at date 1853
years B! c. All Of the O. Us jokes are as
musty as this editorial.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31

ROAASA@ ~ aASA' NA44AA@aA@='@e-
Every person entitled TO the right Of presumption
10 any Of the lands within the townships and para
Of townships above enumerated 10 required 70 eatAb
iah the same TO the RAtHfactiOn Of the Registers and
Receivers Of the proper land otfoea, and make pay
ment therefor - soon a. practicable auer seeing
commencement Of the public sals Of the lands en-
braeinE the tract claimed; oAeEwiss such claim viii
oclaSlgw Commissioner General Land Once
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31
TO MEMBERS or CONGRESS-, CITI ZRN
AND STRANGERS

Visiting the City, in want OF
FIRST RATE CLOT H ES,
Made to order, In the very best manner, would do
we'll 10 call and examine my Stock Of
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AAIERfCAN CLOTH
AND CABSIMRREN,
VIM IL HTANFORD,
No e1 Pa We, bet. Third and -Four SnA;hAli
atrr1tH. de1M6b
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-31
Il
A AVAILABLE LOT AND ELEGANT RESIDENCE

substantial and beautiful three story and base.
ment BRICK RESIDENCE, with elegant Brown.
STONE FRONT, IN feet Wide with desirable side
lot Of same width. the entire grounds having depth
Of lb feet 10 inches TO q DlfOOt paved alley, Tho
back building TO this house II three stories high aud
there u rooms in the structure, not including
two bath rOOmH cellar, furnAce-rOOm, or Wash.rUU
There seven sleeping apartments two dressing.
rooms, cedar closets, marbletOp stationary wash.
stAnds FURNACE, range china closets, buffers pantry,
&C. This IL the mOet desirable house In Washing.
ton. nearly new tho street beautifully parked aud
most beautiful park In Warrington.
The above win be sold at less than its actual value
and parties deairng to examine the premises Will DO
promptly waited upon by
HUYCK & ADDISON,
Real Estate Agents and Brokern,
Once northwest corner Of New York avenue and
Fourteenth street nOyIttf
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