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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16
TUE CASE OF CADET SMITH.

David Clgrk y liar AHnin.
The following u the telegraph correspondents
between Secretary BslknAp and General How,
ard, with reference TO tho charges by Ozark
against the President which appeared In the
New York TribuHei
wan DEPlSrMENr, August !. 1s7a
Ger. o. q Hgsard, Saalg p, Nee ferfe0:
In a letter ftOm David Clark TO Saylea ].
Bowen, dated July -, lsT2, published In yestsT.
days New York Tribuhe, no states thAtln De-
cember following Cadet Smiths trial you said
10 him rs follows:
"In Conversation with the Secretary OF War
he Informed me that President Grant had called
upon him prior % the appolntment OF the court
81 suppose, Mr.. Secretary, that you arc about
10 appoint eOurtmArtlAl for the trial OF the
oOl0red Cadet Smith, at West Point IhAve 70.
eoiyod two or three letters from my sou Fred
who informs me that the cadet Is very Ohiec.
iOnable thero; that there are strong preiudices
existing against him, &c. Nov, AS this trial IL
% come %, Mr.. Secretary ! trust that you
rlll 20 make ~ the court as 10 cause his 70.
lid you make that StAtewsnt1 Answer by
telegraph. VIZ. W. BELKEAP,
Secretary OF War.
Another telegram was sent forward August
3, calling Tor an immediate naWer To the above.
Gen. Howard stamps the statement ~ false In
the most ezplioh Language. This IL his re-
Spouse; H.. .u.
AaSa!tiSl.f VI Es Gays y sSa IsSs.! hiTt
NC, W " Bstksap, Secretary % War, BsslG,gfos,
Your kilograms Of August and this mo-
ment received. Mr.. CLARK Il certainly mistaken,
Tor mover had such Conversation Withths
Secretary Of War aud could. not have made 90
untTuea report. o. o. Ho wARD,
Brgadler General, u. s. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Tho sliaatIsn In Iswa.

"AAhAAuAuN AuAuaN W. Nnli
EDITOR REPUBLICAN,; notice In the CAr0R-
ieIs Of this morning. statement as to a letter
presumed TO have been written by FltE Henry
Warren, Of Iowa, to the New York Tribune, In
10 which letter tho writer claimed, and proved
"a hlB own satisfaction, that Iowa would turn
her back On the 900 Republican majority 9he
east At the last eleotion, and give 600 majority
Tor Greeley.
/ do not know who wrote toe letter, but shonId
think II highly probable that Il came from Gen.
Warren, since Tor some time no has been eXoos.
slyely generous IN Oterlpg VI the Nomoor4tlo
liberal. Hepnhllc4nt UnTonentRnt- Rebel party
lhgt which, ~ has not end never had TO give
The state Of Iowa.
Iowa has not yet and never will give TO Gen,
WaTFon power Of attorney authorizing HIN ~
hand her over 70 0TeeleY. Iowa will do her duty
a. she did before the war, during the var aud
since, aud will send her electors 10 the electoral
college with 1900 majority instrueting them 70
vote for Grant and Wilson. Iowa IL proud OF
her record In tho war, and Of the service OF her
B0ns under Grant, and remembering the past
Though not N ApEor nor IN a spirit 81 reVengpl
VIII elect leaders who viii preserve gnsullled
the Constitution as Il 70, And stand always on
guard 10 proyopt the Democratic paFty FROM
rendering u dead letter.
Iowa soLpIER,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16
OUR NEW OPERA HOUSE.
rHE COSp,Cr uLDEASD the WORK BEGUN


Description OF the Buildiaa and ita Cost.
There IL fair prospect that our city will in a
,bovt ,yhua have an mas. h,,,.. ,,htsn IN ~.
.., =. 49,. ..s,,., -, W - ~" "
an ~, olnsu,eu' ~ wy y.p''A, anu OF Nh'on our
oltlEons may speak with pride. Arrangements
hava been under vay for somettms IN rohniId an
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So, ri my IN NJ T,,onoss tinssv ~ anso
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al pnJp., IN vhich My psytx ~ ,s.a,,ie
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Thn s,,d,,o.,,,r iii ~ snishnd y,
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16


meetlng OF the baherr-A Lively Taih'
The bolteTs Of the seventh district met last
night In Bethel halt on N street, botwoon FIT
teenth and Sixteenth streets. VIM. A. Free
man In tho chair, aud Dr. r. t, Freeman, Soc
rotary.
The Chair stated that the object OF tho meet
ing was for the purpose OF nominating dele
gate 70 the House Of DELEGATES,
Henry Lacey moved that the nomination be
pOstpoped until some future meeting, 30 that
the citizens OF the district could DO In attendance
In stronger numbers.
Mt. J. b. Wilson moved TO lay the motion on
the table.
Mr.. W. v, Thomas claimed that now was the
tine 10 nominate, aud not 10 walt until the Op
posite party made their nomination.
Mr., Watson said he hoped Mr., Wilson would
withdraw his motion, or else he would be Obliged
10 state he was here to throws nrebrand Into
the meeting.
Mr.. Wilson replied that he was present Tor
no such purpose, but he vas present " oHor .
resolution indorslng General Chapman and the
Board Of Public Works
Mr.. SYphaN claimed That the meeting had no
digestion To MT. Wilson Offering his rosoiptlon,
a. the Republicans OF this district would IKE
u be able 10 discuss the same.
me-. Llcey hoped the reseIs.!sns would be
~ =, ~ w., oSula stAte laets IN
,S Nv ~ ~ ~ -. snu W. oIeatn,es mat
~ Th,',,.s ~ ~ ,, - IN ~ ~ .neh.
mLs ih ,o ma he came 20 the meeting IN.
49, ."' 'hhP's'''on 'uA' NOMINATION ""aid be
m. u,o,tou ~ AT. T...
,an,insiIan ~, ~ ,,o.,hs SAuoPseu anu the
Tha LIZ ~, PsPpSIits 4, .,,,, ,.,,,.
and IN sss,stsSvP go az ista Palo 9,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16

OOoier yefteruay'
NoWh tho time to wallop carpets.
We proposs a committee on comets.
Plantamour Il denounced As fraud.
Tho meteor Is opposed by the gas company.
som,bodv has co,ned the word " festIyated.r
RnIIard. arc dslL M too warm for exercise.
,...-t,..... -. - -. :. a, a. ,o..tht.
moo1sn, spato INC iosN - w. w.. - .''S, w.
lhs " stLeet pavemeht' hoAt 'u' Vp'0o' was
'oP's0e ys..''uy' =
. neneta haocnoh y ma i- so,he ohapBes IN
'ne hiestl'I Oi tho hho 'l', sI '',u''n
blds 20 iueiN were oPeheu ny NenetAi baocock
yesteruaG ,,, -
senator CaldWeh ahd emerson Etheridgo are
N'"h.
A pattieulsrly sld eolored woman was among
~ o'''ot w "" 'us ~, ys.Uy.
Our new once inspires the admiration OF the
~. p...-.,..... "a. .s,.. -. -, -.
~. ue w, EII ~ l9O Sns9 oah got W any
T..,s $500 ,N'.,' 4, ~ :, n,
une ~ h, Ir.oub Ooolnoa u p'Ay'hB Non uoot'
m. ar UI r S1,S com,,D,,,oD viii xiv. =,
, " ,alsis nasselh Suin WIN b"'
nv. w.. UnOU p. nSInOa o,,,0,,,., nv
, hhe Mt.hLf hhfuhLiVANh PAtEVhiAeu ny
R,nv - z.nSr t g or or.0,ny , harding.
hansnan ~ ,,,,.1, ,., y, ~,
~ w, ,s.s,',,,., ~, .,.,,r,, .,, ~
-, W Z :, ., ,Jn"'N "''fPN w" 'Su'' P0b w
'No ,as' u'Eu'.
~ ha,Eeys t Dst2tne.er - e'rreot u mas oesn
'Aln'nN , ...s w '''oe uN'NN
The Old Fellows, DESTROYS OF erecting new
matt are LOOKING 'or hte
The Nlnth-streot ears won't run for week
yet
shaw Is the woalthiest man In Newspaper
Row.
The exeutsion of ye scots Yesterday was a de-
cldsd suscsss, '" " ~ '''' '''''''
Ten gentlemen Of thi, city are about 10 buy a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16

MEDICINAL PoiBoNs ON rus wANE.-The
patriarchs took no mercury, no bismuth, no
Iodine, no bromide Of potassium, no stryehoria,
no qainins. Happy old gentlemen they DID
not even know Of the existence Of these "specI-
ncs," and yet they lived until II seemed as II
death had forgotten them. Their medicines
were herbs and roots. They have len this fact
on rocord, and the world seems 10 be now tax
Ing note Of II and returning to the hrst princl.
pies Of medication. Hoststter's Stomach Bit
tors, the purost and most sficaclous vegetable
restorative Of the day, is also the most popular.
Thousands Of parsons who only few years ago
believed Implicitly In all the poisons which
hgnre u the pharmaenpia, now pronounce this
palatable tonic and alternative an All.sufIiclent
remedy for dyspepsia, nervous debility, oonstI.
patton, bilious complaints, headaehe, InteTmit-
tent levers, aud all the ordinary disturbances
OF the stomach, the liver, the dlschArglnR or.
gAns and tho brain. The timo Il not FAR distant
whom most Of the powerful and ysnomons drugs
now 30 recklessly administered by practitioners
o. the "heroioh school, inoases that Might easily
Do controlled BY mlldot treatment will DO ut
terly discarded By all philosophical physicians.
A. Il Il, the thinking public, who are generally
ahead Oitho Professionals, have already pat tho
dangerous preparations aside and adopted Hos.
letters Bltteri 10 their stead as 4 sais And on.
cellent household medicine, adapted 10 almost
every ailment except the organic aud deadly
contagious diseases. For morO than twenty
years this famous restorative and preventive
has been annually strengthening ita hold upon
the public confidence and Il now takes tho lead
q every Advertised medicine manufactured In
this country. TurhSSat.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16

,,....,,.,. -, 1891, A.. -. - q. ..-...,.
over we ANU ana rs Nv ~ " ne nes.
uo.9ileuI, y, ~ Nv ~ Ioon w
tnetv NJ, 49, i Wy pao "
saon lai, All w, ~, = IVY W VIZ
decided that the mlll uiu,t % on lor the present
Wy . ,S,,0Ed"b "s'o''' wiz 'h'" urA"h up
anu W. .s NJ ncd.r,,,rsd ..,.o ,h., .rv .,,t,,
Of the authorities q MARYLAND, this i4th day Of
Aueus,, - Aa l IVY ~ hnl Wy huset OUT
e,ia,s y. ~, ,,,.,,. ny -. Pos "
ny and that neither ,hNii iaEs spv sdvapta ~
., Wv y, S.ne,,ss. Iess.us ftNs ~ lne sela
~ S,,i ~ ~, , nm
sn5 nlscs ~ ,ess'ins sS Is YIN"
anu P'soe " 'nee''us' 'As ~. n3eeuhsi
,,,.l ' r Ssu,sa MACE
to SIwsiE win ny az usiavIn
Tn. A., 49,, NJ m. .,'s.s,nsni - ,a,s.
to prevent ether man rom going to he TTouSd
aud then claiming the stakes 90 account % the
Won. bpearsanes ol the 2tneI pLin,e,paL Alder,
nhn y IN. W " ~ ny nnAi
Leis 1 ~ 70, ,,, hins w esd
IVln , tus Y, w 9s,i @ W. ~ reoettlI
M ,ntaO, nj ~ mn sa,t b,.pes
III ,,a,t,', A. ,iu,t,,sIs ~ o,Tna,e phHto
h, tes p,incPai 70 Some 70 thlis ne
pn aaa NV, hoi. NV I'm y,
Al az ! IA. Snd "a T. 1Sds,stsSi maj Ia iii
moi give them up until there Is avht, and nil.
lng that he viii donate them 10 some charitable
PuiPosei,, A.. 49,, ,,,p.,a..,.. -. -
100 tySin NJ PhilSJeIpSIa Iast Mani, thsI, M
i ~ ~ u ~ ~, 80 ~ y, '' ,i "
st,is, ~ "a ~ r. ,.ns ng ,,ia. ~ = =
raIl ~, ~ y " ~ ~ NJ, "a ~
pua nm {n s,srt nrizs Nm from N "A siiv w
Pu' w W =, y - 49,, s,,l,,s Ng'
7, ,,lv r.,,ains ~ =. ~ ,bat The ,.r,t..n. 81
o,nh nrInsinai ase1.e tbS other M bsIns IN, ~
SStn. ~ !,nut nm iob' 70 ,st Al AZ nv Am
,snsd y, MAJ 1hS irtsS ian, IN ibs r1e,, M,
~ n, ! ~ " a. ~ ~, ,ha1 H.. ~ 49, y, 1,i ' -
a ann. ihat o'RaidSin affsrs Ia tats = 1ss IN
Win uVton lIiehu.t an . si'PPlus eNhl "
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16

PEEsERyING MILK AND CRRAM.-Bethels
method Of preserving milk and cream Is Us
toiloWsi First the milk Is scalded; then Il IL
unchanged with carbonlc acid by means OF
Q iorce-pump and afterwards drawn OF Into
strong metal barrels. By the aid Of a valve
cock attached 70 pipe leading 10 the bot
tom the exit OF the liquid as may he wanted
can be managed The milk may be placed
In the barrels tirst, and the gas forced in
afterwards, and this doubtless is the most
convenient plan TO be adopted when the milk
IL 10 DO preserved under this method. An-
nthef maihnh recommended Ia tn atyeeten
the milk by adding clarified sugar III the
rate Of four ounces 70 the gallon of milk.
Then 10 curdla the mass by means Of rem
net and separate the solid from the liquid
portion with q sieve. The whey Is eyapO-
rated by drYness, and the residue mixed by
the aid Of heat and little blcarbonaie OF
soda, Zone part 10 twenty parts residue, }
v ith the curd previously washed aud pressed
When the amaigamation ls perfect sufficient
tragacanth Is added 70 promote the solldlh-
cation OF the MACS. THESE methods are In
ferlqr to BoTden's when themllk Is condensed
" pqcNQ.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16

THE new State religion about 10 be pro.
basis OF the shIntoo," and lnstructlonS IN IN
articles OF faith, which are very slmpie, In,
enlcatlng only obedience TO the godg, tht
emperor and the laws OF nAtare, Will be-
heneeiorward given BY freshly organized
body Of priests. 1hls body will be divided
INTO ianFieen grades, and distributed ia va.
Tious parts Of the empire.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16
CITY ITEMS.

WARNER's PATENT CooKRR,n the greatest
improvement ever MADDEN cooking Ease and
economy combined. Suited TO the need Of ali.
Meat cooked without contact with water or
steam, and always at the right temperature
Two ounces saved in the pound. Testimonials
IRON some Of the best people OF this city and
elsewhere. Gall and examine, at the Slate
Mauisl and Chandelier Ware Rooms Of Hamil.
ton a Pearson, Y. NJ. q. A. Building, 9th and
d streets. o.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16

On Tuesday last Mr.. Joseph Dsybsr, = clerk
In the AdJutAnt Generals Office, died Ut his resi-
dence Mades' hotel, corner Of PonnsylyaniA aY.
onue and Third street, from the effects OF sun.
stroke, During his brlof ILLINOIS,, Mr. DeybeT
The Diseased was a native Of France, IS years OF
age, and leaves widow and an infant child
Oniy six days 0li, 10 destitute ciFcumstA noes.
The remains were Inferred yesterday, At the eX-
pense Of the Goyernment, In the soldiers Home
cemetery. Dr.. Barnes has kindly taken charge
OF tho widow and child until they are otherwise
provided for.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16

SO FAR as court decision upon such mat
tens has influence, the value of Chlnaman's
Queue may now be set down as 500. Such
y the tendency Of decision lately given BY
Portland (OregOn) court before which
thirty white men were arralgned for having
torn from Chlnamans head his cherished
ornamsht Each Of the prisoners was eon-
demned 10 ane Of go, which conveys the
Idea that Chlnaman's queue IL worth 10 him
the sum mentioned above. -.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16
RIrna

Tho 9lgrm Of DIRE sOuDdsd last night about II
Qdloek, from boz ", was paBssd by the burning
VI . shed IN q hricfyArd On South OApltdl aud
N etTeeu. The lfB department we're promptly
On the spot, End eItlngalahed tho HAmes heloTo
much damage vas dOns,
Yesterday morning, 1T 1880 O'Clock, q hog 3.
head OF limo In the woodward Of Dick soma X Ing,
Sixteenth and X streets, was Stacked by tho
extingulshed It without an alarm bsin gtuTned
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16
AFFAIRS

soriUE- OF NEw ADvERTIsEnENTs
THaRa will be a meeting Of the Knights Of
SLHatriok this evening.
A WOMAN Is wanted to operate on Grover n
Uakar sewing maehlne
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16

A number OF prOIaiBsnt MsthOdlsta Of this city
have Joined In a movement looking To the paH
chase o. piece o. ground, about my anIes
somewhere gu the line VI the Baltimore and PO-
t0niao road OF Point Of Rocks road, which II Is
proposed ~ use for camp meeting purposes and
Sunday aahOol ploplea. Is tho Intention Of the
gentlemen Interested 10 oonsIhot cottages Of
suitable size and design 10 accommodate small
parties that may visit the grounds
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16

Mr.. Gregory Ennis, one OF our oldest and most
respected citizens, died At hts residence on n
street. on Tuesday night, after a brief illness,
be had gathered about hin Z family and many
friends by whom no was sincerely beloved and
who Will deeply mourn bis death W
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16

Yesterday WRG the day observed 10 the Oath.
Ollie churches as the Feast OF the Assumption Of
the BLESSED Virgin Mary into heaven" IL was
holiday OF obligation, aud generally observed
BY the members Of the Church. The sams mum
her Of masses was celebrated as 90 Sunday, and
ths shIlass esscthl " her honor we're beAutl-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16

Tibet following was the range the Thermometer
yesterday ~ Henplor'a optloal store No. as
PennsylVaniA avenue, corner OF F0uF.and a. haif
street, a. m, s9 10 a, N 81 II m, sgi D, ~,
vi y, NJ 81 op, M ST. p, ~, 10,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16

PARIS has been without Ice during the hot
weather. butchers and other dealers In pro-
Visions have suffered heavy Losses from the
beat The deep eellars OF the city have been
Tesorted TO as refrlgerators.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16
SCOTT.
TnE EXCURSION YESTERDAY.

The Games and PrIzes-A Gsosdiy GatheTIuR
A. had been previously announced the iOist
anniversary Of the birth Of Sir Walter Scott was
duly celebrated yesterday, by tho st. Andrew
and Burns societies Of this pity, by an excursion
to Marshall Hail and a series Of Scottish games
and pasilmes
The day broke as auspiciously as possible foT
the pleasuro-seokera, and BY 10 o'clock the
staueh steamer Keyport, Capt. Dave Quinn,
was crowded with the members OF the assocla.
lions and their friends, anxious alike to honor
the day and have \ good time generally.
tho three generations, and the age Of the grand.
iather klndled with as much delight as did that
Of the grandson.
hard 70 say which looked the prottiest, or which
enjoyed the occasion most; but through the
young spectacles of reporter II must be said
that the young ones had little the best Of u,
but who these young ones were he failed to
learn, being rather bashful.
Al 10 o'clock promptly the boat started from
the WhaIf, and after pleasant sail Of an hour
Marshall Hall was reached, and as is usual with
basket pionics a rush was made 10 obtain the
best tables In the shadlest spots.
All however found place 10 lay their cloth,
and by ~ o'clock the whole party were buslly
engaged in dlscusilnE-not tho glorlss Of Scott
but the substantials they. HAD taken care 20
prepare. It's, OF course, hard TO say who had
around hem L Is safe S % say thsG O Aios. GARD
nsr and Den. BSiloeh were equal 10 the occa.
sion, while IRON actual experience q full need
Of praise must be awarded the frm Of 0oodaii
Noyes and Imrio, OF South Washington, besides
they had such nlco looking walter girls.
After dinner the band took possession Of the
stand, the folks seized the floor and dancing
began and was kept upuntll 0 o'clock whom the
games commenced and were continued until In.
corrupted BY the rain, which scattered the spec.
tAtors. However, during the Intervals between
the showers they progressed and the programme
was FULLY caTrfeA odd, About I.So Inc second
boat with about two hundred aboard, arrived,
and thus the pavilion was crowded. but All who
wished 10, had an opportunity Of dancing,
which they enjoyed untfl . O'Clock, when sail
aboard was shouted, and the boat started for
home
On the up trip tho Judges awarded the prlzes.
a. follOWG
Quoits-First prize, Burns Works, W, D.
HaTlAndi second prise, meerachAum pipe, Jas
Delgiish. Putting the stone -nrst prize, butter
cooler, II. II. Wallace; second prize watch
chain, John Mc0regor. Throwing the hammer
.--hrst prise, Burns Works John McClregori
second prize slx spoons W. D. Harlan, Toes'
ing the cabor-nrst prize, breakfast set, George
Anderson; second prize, pipe, John Mcnrogor
aaeond nrlU0 nnala Non thlrH r,efga
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16

Allison Nailor, IT,, has fIF aaIe n psIr ot dan.
Keys, which can DO purchased At a YeFy ToalOn,
able hgure. fhey are perfectly kind aud gen.
tle, mate we'll, aud would mako a nice double
lsam i0r boy. Any person DESTROYS OF possess.
Log these a4lBala should give MI. N, a call,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16

WWTuInH N83oCInFT0us
The Harmony Building Association at thsir
third monthly meeting advanced thirteen
shares At an average premium Of 5lA par cant.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16
TTNITRD sTArFs FATFNT OFFIOF,

~ WAaHIRaroN, D, o., Augnal 7, IsTa
On the petition OF OHARLka MONTAGUE, Of bOaIon,.
hAsa, praying tor the eItenuon Of patent granted
provement In Printing Presasai
osds.ed that tbs teltimohy 10 the sass 30 closed
on the Bth day OF October noLt that the TINA
for nlug arguments and the kKamlnera report be
limited 70 the 18th dAI Of October mort, and that
neHI
Any person nag eppo.s this sItsnslon.
AuahSW ND. LHaukfT. OlIumiaaloneT.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16

Tho Ohio Republican association held q meet
dog last eVsaInE, at MaTinIs hall, Col. ". q.
FaTd On the chair and Newton Ferree, secretary
Mr.. Jordan, frOIa the political committee, re-
ported that about $1,000 documents had been
sent 10 Ohio By tho association.
A lengthy discussion enAuod a. 10 whether
che funds collected tor the campaign shagld be
aant 10 Ohio or turned over TO tue Congressional
committee and Il was finally decided 10 transfer
them 10 the committee.
Al committee was appointed TO ascertain how
much money had been payod by OhlOans for the
campaign.
Several amendme TO the constitution In re-
Iation 10 membership were proposed aud laid
over until the next meeting, amer which the
association ad I0uTned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16
E;: Ts0VoF;;, 4 \ ~. Si:It. 3Ts:''' =

NOTlOk-rO WHOM IT MAY ooNoRRN-- ~
4 hesehg gsen that The administrator OF HKR.
hhhr wknMAh, late . LlsutsaAat IN The nh
tesimsnt Illinois yPlantssrs, GOD being able AitsT
ans srert1n. 70 Had JOHN ana QHARLK8 WHY.
q AZ dSSsasaL W proceed . dlsrbuis The
thoI heig according % the direction 81 Ihs HspssSS
Oonrt o. the Dialriqt d Columbia hoidIns aSSaisi
Term unl1ai sAid Charles and John WSmsh or slths-
hsn mako hnoun % the AdnlnlsiTator lksif o. IN.
ghsre1boaa qu or before BAfURDAY, thS IatS
ielaTh4Mtd Ads,inissssats
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16

BaItiuiSFs and tho PittHbarn CanvoHtiOH.
Ala nesting OF the Soldiers and Sailors Grant
and william Club OF Baltimore, held In that city
On the evening OF the lath instant, lt was unan'
im0usly agreed ITO invite the Veterans OF Wash
inEtDn, ID. o., who propose going 70 the rus
burg oonyehti0n 10 Join tho Maryland dalegA.
tion, and both gO Ia the same train" The CLUB
VIII probably send representative 70 tho mass
convention 10 DO hold here on the nth Of sep
t0tnb1r
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16
PURE WHISTLES
WE hANK JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER IN.
voIoE OF THK oELERRATRD :
OLD CROW WHISKY, KENTUCKY

st.5o per rAiiOn, siObO per dozen, bottled.
oIBSON's RYE, (PsnBsJlvanlaJ
aLbO per gallon, siO o. par dozen.
aAft's CELEBRATED IhBIANA WHISKY.
81 per gallon,
"HAhhOND" RYE, 8sbO per gallon.
Persons wishing strictly pure whisky and Tsry old
can got u b. baying the "Orou" or "ulbson," Witch
" reoslVs direct from sl And has not boon In rec
tinsr'a hAnda.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-16

ALPACA AND GHdHAM UMhRELLAB recently
opened, AZ low pricea' q =, ,,...,.,
No. AiO Seventh street northwest.