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Irish Champagne! !
IRISH CHAMPAGNE

W ES, IRISH CHAMPAGNEl Why not?
Il Was not the great Apostle of Temper
ance, Father Mathew, an Irishman? Still,
were he alive to-day, he would quaff cup OF
tn this beverage. and, smacking his lips, bless
m, Inc man who invented Irish Champagne"
Knights Of Pythias. Good Templars. or Bad
Tempiars, Sons Of Malta, Sons Of Temper.
anoe, or anybody else's sons or daughters,
masons, bcick-layers, chimney-sweeps-in
fact, anybody, particularly those who wear
Grant hats and Greeley hats, or their own
hats, are invited fraternally to imbibe (at
your own expense, mindi) this superlatively
delicious beverage.
This notice would have been further cx.
tended. but a man borrowed our dictionary.
and several big words We intended to use are
necessarily omitted; but when that man re.
turns that Dictionary. the public may expect
to hear from us again.
May Is GEORGE SYNfMFRS
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Cienr ana Harmless ne Water.
NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY

EOH 1HE HAlR.'
"A PEkFhCTLX clear preparation. in one
a nottle. e easily applied as water, for re.
yonth{ai 10 aE SSalr nssnrai color and
vent oandruh; 70 promote the growth of the
Hair and stopdts falling ont. IT rs ENTIRELY
HARMLESS and perfectly free from any poison.
ons substance. and will therefore take the
place OF all the dirty and unplea SAINT preparal
tton5 now In nse. Numerous teetfu onials
have been sent us from many ofour most
prominent oitizana In everything in which
me sssl0ss nse are
TO contain neither Sugar Of EeAd, Sulphur OF
Nitrate OF Silver. It does not soil the clothes a
or scalp, is agreenbly perfuinod and makes
one OF the best dressings for the, Hair IN use.
!t restores the, color OF tie Haif ''rtiore Der,
fect and uniformly than any othsf prepare a.
tton, land always does so In from three 20 ten
DAYS, Virtually feeding the roots Of the Hair
with ai the nourishing qualities necessary to
!ts growth and healthy condition. It restores
tne docsyed and induces new growth OF The
HAIR more positively than anything else. The
application Of this wonderful discovery also
produces . pleasant and cooling effect on the
scalp. ana gives the Hair o pleasing and ele.
CANT appearance.
= Ho Gel! especial attention to the fact That q
nmited number of email trial bottles can bo
nao ~ those Wishing to try t.. You will no.
sice tpat In pursuing this course, our aim is
20 convince by the actual merits OF the article.
AhThUR NATTANB, Inventor and Propri.
etof, Washington, d. @. For sale' in Ooinm,
Din Dy DR.. O. b. Mot, and Druggists gene.
s1uy. Nov "a f1v
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A lady. describing the Woodruff Oon-
ventlon in New York, says that at the
close "she was in ecstasy. apd so was her
sister, Miss Clafhin. Her face beamed
nnder her high.crowned Neapolitan
black hat. She shook hands with the
gentlemen enthusiastically. The ladies
kissed her and embraced her, kissed
each other, and kissed her again. I
never before saw 80 much kissing and
hugging in public, nor for that matter,
IN private either. Men we're not afraid
to pass hands round women who were
not their wives, and women INDUCED in
political osculation till they were tired
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=, BRoKHN BANK NoTRs AT A PREM1uM.-
Inc Pittsburg (Pa.) Leader has the fol-

BROKEN BANK NoTRs AT A PREMIUM.
me Pittsburg (Pa.) Leader has the fol-
One OF the anomalies and ouriosities
OF our existing financial system is the
TACT that the notes of, the broken national
banks of the United States are worth
-FOUR per cent. more than the notes OF tho
sound ones. Tie explanation is easily
found. The Government guarantees the
circulation Of all the national banks.
Ihet Keeps the notes OF the poorest of
them, and even of those which have
1ailed' up to par. The total circulation
OF the national. banks Of tho United
States is limited to q fixed amount. But
when national bank breaks, il another
Dank can buy up it's notes and offer the
same guarantees, it is allowed to succeed
to its privileges and franchises Or If q
banking corporation buys up sufficient
notes Of various broken national banks
to establish new bank. the Government
allows it to do this, too. There are num-
bers OF people who would like to go into
the national banking business, If they
had chance. This gives them chance.
1t they watch the market and buy up
enough of broken. bank notes, they have
an opening to start new national bank
in. 1t is the pressure of these outsiders
who want to get in that creates the de-
mand for these "busted" bank notes,
which has raised them to the premium
we have alluded to, and made the para
dox, that the notes OF our rotten banks
are better than those of our good ones, q
sober truth.
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! = E. H. HEINITSH,
Apetheker und Drop'uerieh Handle,

Ndin Strasse, ge5ehebe,- der Phenir Office.
M OoHTE den geehrt n, Deutschen dieser
Arsseien Vorra.hig hat, Besonder's Deuteoh
Gnmomllle. Blntreinigrude Pillen, Kaiser
Pilien, Leben's Elixir, Queens Delight, Kina
Ae!tteber Kur, Leber ana Blht FlIen, und
andefe von unsern Deutschen Landeslensen
gessrieBene Medioihen.. Ais, euoh den
beneihmten Deutsohen 'Brust Thee, )" einziges
gutes and radicales heilmittel gegen husten
und erksltnug. y..'.,
ALE Fancy Afti6kei gowolrnlioh in einew
Apotheka. dehalken: sind stets in beaten
auswabl sorra. .hig. 90 April +
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A Radical convention was. recently
held at Macon, Ga. That same night
twenty hogs were stolen there.
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City Taxes.
NOTICE is hereby givon to all those who
have not paid city taxes, that after June
l., 1872, the penalty of ten per cent. will be
added. After June Is, that executions will be
issued, and property OF delinquents levied
upon to satisfy city claims for taxes.
CHARLES BARNUM,
May II City Clerk and Treasurer.
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Notice to Contractors.
SEALED proposals for laying BRICK
- DRAIN. eighteen inches in diameter, in
Davis alley; near Columbia Hotel, to Assem-
bly street, thence diagonally across Assembly
street to connect with drain in front Of Pho
nix Hook and Ladder House, will be received
and submitted to Cornell at next meeting,
The city will furnish materials.
Tor Information as to specifications, etc.,
cal on Alderman Aegustus Cooper. Chairman
Committee on Streets. BY order Of Council.
WIN. J. ETTER,
May 10 Acting City Clerk.
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OOhoRblA :. " ffSlDAY MORNlNG MAY "a 1872 VOL

Democratic State Convention.
TINE National Democratic Committee hav-
Il ing called a Convention TO meet in Balti-
more on the 9th OF July, we think it advisable
that our State should take some action in re-
gard to this matter.
We. therefore, respectfully recommend that
Convention Of the Democratic party be held
III Columbia, on Tuesday, the 11th June next.
WADE HAMPTON, Chairman.
W. B. STANLEY,
j. D. POPE,
+. w. AIoMASTER,
Il. G. BARKER,
JOHN E. CAREW,
J. P. THOMAS,
May 1s Central Executive Committee.
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The Cele ebrated Stallion Buckshot.
o. OWNED by G. II. FRANKLIN,
,,rvzzute# AA will stand at Owen Daley's Sta.
6gsAssiIAaw "a bles. on Assembly street, from
N:Ha,@sthe 9Th of May until the 18th of
Salsza6aszaaa June, 1872.
BUCKsaoT is bright sorrel, 15a hands
high. and FIVE years old.
PEDIGREE.-B Buckshot sired by Young
Butler; he by old Gov. utler. whose pedigree
is too we'll known to comment on; DAM by
sired by the old imported Steel; BlacE Rose
sired by Abdallah, and no by the old imported
Abdallah.
MARES will be taken charge Of at Daley's
STABLES, and they will receive the best atten-
ton. and charges reasonable. Not respons.
BILE for accidents.
TERMS.-$2o.0O in advance. $1.OO for the
GROOM. NAV 1mo
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New Books Just Received
AT Il Y ANS BOOK f /,
ElHREE CENTURIES OF ENGLISH III.
Il TERATURE; by Yonge-price 50.
Holland, NJ. D.-s2.
Leaders Of Public Opinion in England; by
Leckey-$1.75. Christ in Modern Lifo; BY
BROOKS, tLondon)-s2. Around tho World:
by Rev. DR.. Prime, with Plates-s3. The
Wars OF the Huguenots; by DR.. Hanna-$1. so.
south Sea Bubbles; by the Earl and the Doc
$50. At Home and Abroad; by Hon. John
+. Kennedy-$2. Una and Her Paupers. with
An introduction by Florence Nightengaie.
True as Steel; by Marion Harland. Good.Bye.
Flower 75 cents. Mabel Lee; by author Va
lerie Aylmer-sl. And other new standard
Works and Novels.
Also, new supply Of sTEREOSCOpIC
VIEWS, colored and plain. April 2t
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No Live and Learn. Die and Forget Al
THE SOUTHERN DYE HO1sF

No. $50 KING STREET, CHARLESTON. g. O..
nYEs ard CLEANS. by means Of steam,
clothes. Fine lsces and lace curtains oieaneS
and done up with the soft or manufacturers
finish; lace and Grape shawls and kid gloves
cleaned and dyed. Goods received and re.
turned BY express. I. BILLER. Proprietor.
Branch Office at Mrs. O. e. Reeds millinery
establishment, Columbia. Feb ~ Smo
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-14

Il Is more than u month since Mr. Greeley
was nominated by the Baltimore convention
M the Democratic candidate for the Prcsi-
dency. Ills most enthusiastic supporters will
hardly deny that to-day bis prospects Of cleo.
ttpu arc Infinitely less than they were, and
that as consequence the Republican out
look is infnltely better and brighter. The
expectations Of those who put him In nomi-
nation have been wofully disappointed. In
the nrst place they anticipated division Of
the Republican party Of the most formidable
that the Democracy would stand
by him to a man, and that the colorcd vote In
the Southern States would give him more than
half liz strength. All these anticipatons
have been doomed to disappointment Gree
lev has barely phased the Republican vote.
The rank aud file Of the party are united In
their support Of the Philadelphia convention
and lie nominations; the colored vote Is a
unit for General Grant while the Democratic
accesslons to the Republican standard will
more than Counterbalauce the losses that we
shall sustain through dcsertion to Greeley.
But while for these and many other rca-
sons the friends aud supporters Of the Ad-
ministratiou and the Republican party have
cause to be thankful, and TO feel almost
certain that Victory will crown their la
bors in NoyembeE-Rs well ~ In the more
Immediate October contests, II behOOyes us
10 nut forth every effort from now until cleo
ton day. The campaign upon which we
have lust entered differs In many essential
particulars from the campaigns Of the past
and they who are charged With lh conduct
will do well TO remember the fact Docu-
ments and speeches, sent out by the hundred
thousand, may or may not be productive OF
great and good results. Upon that point
we have our own ideas, and may some time
give expression TO them. The most effective
campaign document Ia the newspaper, and
what, In our opinion, Ia specially needed at
the present time Ia q harmony Of action and
a unity OF purpose among the presses that
support the ticket nominated At Philadelphia.
Republicans everywhere should aid and en-
courage their newspaper and constitute
themselves 40 many reporters for them upon
every subject affecting the canvass. The OPP
position have entered upon a systematic cam
paign Of falsehoOd aud Misrepresentation.
The country Is daily flooded with reports Of
dlsafIectI0n. The attitude Of leadlng Rcpub-
llcans and Of whole cummunltlests mlsrcp'
resented and set down to the credit OF Llber-
alisln. The game Is to demOrallEe tho Repub-
lIcan party by willful lying and fals'hcation.
These groundless reports should, In every
instance, be promptly contradlcted, and their
falsity exposed. To this work should M
added, by the different campaign committees,
a well-directed effort TO enlighIeu and Instruct
the party, more particularly the young mem
bers Of the party, upon the Issues at stake in
the approaching election. The system OF
warfare has been entirely changed by OuI
opponents, and the eXgencles of the hour
require that we should not fight at disad.
vantage.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-14

The PASSAGE BY TUE CHURoH CoNGREss
Of resolution that "the pew renting system
10 England shuts out nine-tenths of the poor
IAboring classes from the opportunity OF wor-
ship" has, among several OF our cOtemPora-
rIes, given rise 10 adIscussIon of this ques-
ton 40 far as the United States Ia concerned
Il Is rarely that we see poor people ate ndIng
our churches on Sundays, whether owing to
the peW-reut system, which obtains to a
greater extent than Ia England, or not, We
shall not pretend 10 say. That snch IL the
fact however, no one eau doubt. The whole
subject should be considered by our religious
societies and gatherings, and the sooner they
do SO the better.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-14

Indiana and Pennsylvania are the two
States where the October battle Is to be
mainly fought For the last twelve years
both States have, as a general thing, been
exceedingly close, requiring the most deter
mined efforts 10 carry them, particularly In
the Presidential years 30 far as Pennsyl-
yania ls concerned, we have the fullest faith
that the Republican ticket will be elected,
aud that the majority for HATtranft will be
more than doubled In November. 10 Indiana,
Notwithstanding that Ii Ia confidently counted
upon 10 give verdict for Hendricks 10 the
coming contest we look for an equally salts
fAetoty result. Our opinion on this subject Is
strengthened by the following trustworthy
intelligence which we have Just received from
one OF the ablest and best informed Republi-
can leaders In the State, aud who occupies .
high position In Congress ave are fully
aroused here and hard at work over the
whole State. Senator Wilson is having a
triumphant march wherever he goes. Tens
Of thousands turn out b meet him, and he
does nOt dlsappoint the people, high as their
expectations have been. Our vote Ia 1870
was twenty-five thousand short Of the vote OF
1858, Ahd the actual Increase since then is at
least twenty-five thousand. We have gained
more than one half OF this, and we lost by
the stay-at-homes more than half Ia 1870 !
40 that, ~ l look at the situation, our
majority must DO from eight 10 twelve thou
sand. The colored vote Is solid for us. /
have no doubt that wa shall poll nifty thou
sand more votes In October than we did two
years ago, and Of this number almost thirty
Thousand viii DO Republican. There arc not
more than ditssn hundred Greeley RePubll-
oaas Ia ne State, add everything now indl-
saiss that us shall gain that many Demo-
srats."
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-14

n. white, and S. q. Howe, with one secretary,
Mr.. Allan A. Burton. These gentlemen called
In a body upon the President, and were Invited
IN an Informal way 10 dine with him. was not
in company with the commissioners when this
call was made, and did not sec the President
until aiterward Had been In company with
tho commissioners at the time Of their visit,
have no question but that an Invitation would
have been entendod To mo a. freely as 10 any
OF the gentletnen Of the commission who were
invited. My aeoond answer Il that my devotion
20 uenSrai Grant rests upon high and broad
public grounds, and not upon personal favor.
see In him the viEllant arm, impartial, and
wise protector Of my race irnm all the mallgn,
reactionary, social, and political elements that
would wheim them In desttuctiOn."
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-14

GENERAL BANKS, In an Interview with a
representative of the New York World. an
nounces that he Is di satisfied with the anau-
clal and the foreign policy of the Admins
trAtIon, and will 40 say In the speech which
he Ia to make In Wall street. Il is, perhaps,
only natural that Banks should be dissatisfied
with the finances. When he was In a position
where his action could affect them, American
securities steadily declined. No man In the
country did more to send gold up and bonds
down than General Nathaniel P. Banks. Let
him explain how that was.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-14

tFrnm the Portland (Ms Pros Il
The speech Of Mr.. TiltOn SATURDAY evening,
so far a. Il referred to the President, was n
tissue Of misrepresentation and fAlsehOOds. Il
For instance, Mr.. Iilton sAid that tho Demo.
Gratis aided In the adoption Of the fifteenth
amendment II IL fact we'll known that In
every state Legislature the Democratic mem
bers voted AOlidly against II, and In the States
Of Ohio and New York, when tho year follow
log Its ratification that party had majority Of
amendment was resclnded. AS sample OF his
inaecuTuoles, he stated that the debt Of the
southern Statos was 500, OOO, 900, when In fact
II Is a little less than ais, OOO,0OO. As an In
stance Of the utter absurdlty VI his statements,
he attempted 70 make President Grant rospOnsi-
bic tor the Increase VI the debts Of the southern
States. Mr.. TntOn should learn that the poo
pie VI Maine are not blOckheAdA.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-14

Ma. JAMES BRooKs, Of the New York En-
press, has an attack Of negrophobla every
once and awhile. He is OF opinion now that
the eolored men have entirely too many Of
fees, particularly In Washington. Mr.. Gree
ley Is Mr.. Brooks candidate for the Presl-
dency. II he shall DO elected, Mr. b. will
see 10 II that those eolored officers arc sent
West or to Liberia, as Mr.. Greeley once ad-
yocated.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-14

A few days since the N. T. Tribune pre-
dlcted that Kentucky would give Greeley
5000 majority. By way Of argument on
this, the Louisville Commercial says;
"a WeliknoWn and prominent politician at
our elbow says that he would like To make q
wager with some Of Mr.. areeley's friends, on
the following propositions First, ~ 900 that
Kentucky will not give the Liberal ticket o., 900
majority; u 900 that Kentucky will mt give the
Ticket 81, OOO majority same amount that the
majority will not be ~ ,OOO; same amount that
the majority will not be SI,OO0; same amount
that the majority will not be n 900. All Ot the
bets to be taken together. Here II chance Tor
an expression Of confidence from the faithful
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-14

A DISPATCH has been received from Rome
by the Most Rev. Archbishop McClosky, an
nounclng the appointment Of Rev. William
Henry Elder, D. d., Bishop Of Natchez, to be
Archbishop Of Baltimore, as the successor OF
the late Archbishop spauldiug. Bishop Elder
Is q native OF Baltimore, and was appointed
Bishop Of Natchez In 1853.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-14

Readers OF the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
who propose to spend the summer in the
country can have 1t mailed to their address
for sixly-six cents per month, PAYABLE IN
ADVANCE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-14

SENATOR Wilson, in an Interview with a
New York Herald reporter, says that we shall
carry all the free States with exception Of
tEo-NsW Hampshire and New York-and
In these two there are strong hopes OF victory.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-14

ALL THH WELcH PAPERS In the Unlted
States support General Grant. The wclch
vote amounts to nearly 10000.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-14
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-14

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sidrssssd q ~ ssds5sISnS fopoaAia ior coa" aad
~ ofda1 Of ~ Quar- teimAsleF General .
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-14
oo@nis;iSaSI q e osasIal Land Oass

NOTICE 10 PRK.EAPFlOH oLAuAANTs.
Eyey pernon ontitled 10 the rlaht q pEs-sm plion
2 Ahy % the lAnda uithln Ne touaahDs and pats ID
tognahlpa above eDnmeIalsd 4 required 70 eslablsh
eelvoa Of the proper land oaeea, And make payasht
horoioI a. 4oon - pIaatioNble AfteE soalna TIA -
neat % the public sale q the Ahds smbTaaing M
tract claimed OthsEWiss sseh slslH s - ierisItsd
Oommisaionor o. the uoRsTal land Odies
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-14
Auction Sales.


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Dhoutheast corner o. Teeth srsst and PsnnsTivEnlA
afenue.
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