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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02
Medical.

DH. JOHNSTON; nm,
nALTlMORR LOOK HOhPITAL,
Onos y south Frederiok street.
Eaiops ssd - ~ u. "a. soanty. vi.l Kaslsaa,
=: 81 81 SiRt IN the "''o '''
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
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fIss ii:iTs. fi%idiiS. FTs@onSs, pi@Ss.s q sis6i
q diddlnesl, DiaaAss p ths Head, Threat Noes o.
soss s:bl. S hs sSs rom &. sO
TAR HAblts q Youth-anclnr and solitary pTAotioss
Ss hsdSs Il U,ssss % i'm aS.. SIiIsss
hopes o. AhtiaipAiions' rsadsrnE mArriASs, 40, In
' YOUNG MNN
yho have injured themselves w certain pfAotlco In
dHlEsd in when aionss hse iEsd1SSy isI,nsd tIOs
%stsss sSo:sSis sns a:1sisss SotS mind saS bed
N. the pride o. biz paTsals shoqd Be matched iron
duiSinI In ! certain SssSs. hshiG
MARRIA0M,
rlsS., S:ist s-STs q PE1asi Sssiss.s De- . Pls
lreailvs overwhelmingly Nervous kIoitAbfitI
AZ gSsSss dl.SasiifsstioS spssdlS rsiisssd.
tDn lsttsra rOooiyed unless pQstpaid and oonsAin
si@ts sss and i ssSa al DeSss d sSSs1iss%sa
ENDoRsEMMNT OF THE PRESS.
rhs mAny thousAndsearsdA ~ With
6psIsoS! y d. JoshsaSSs. Hisnssssa
The repoItsiuoi The "san," and many other paper
pablo, bosidss his sIAadns 4 ssntssln q shsEsi
~ I'd s''OOn1ihniS' la sahAoisA. guarantee % N
oEEIOE, = SOUTH FRRREgIOK ST.,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02
THE MARKETS.


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bsttsr III N nominal but quote Is follows Va Rio
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Urine DO, sod duH PAID q rsnsPE iron 70 % 3
and "a boldsS s.rsbouss. sssu p Ssss '"'A'
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ssgar.-ws hear Of no ssls-, but the marks,
oss sr.s ass 6ass .sd az foso sa t.r
groosrl grades Ouba 9Adaqk oaatsi Eroosry srsdsi
eHI'S Rsc ssiS osn DsTsys.s y.essm pan "
Eiislsa we hear Of no no,.moat In western, sud
gallon.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02

DIED.
BURroH.-on SUNDAY. March 81, ts79, DARIUS K.
BuhTOn.
The iunsral viii take place from bis lats residences
No, 1llt Fourteenth atTeet o. this (fuesday) April
Nitad 70 attend.
oALDwKLL.-IOn the lst instant. after = lous and
tsds, J2ssrn p, eldest .on q wm; snd Ann g.
His funeral will take place from hts fathers resi
d-nce, t5 High street, betveen Third and Fourth
georGetovn, this Tuesday teruoon, ~ o'olook
fde5ds Of the family are Invited 70 attend.
oARDhHR,-In Brooklyu, on Monday, March %
alter short bat painful Illness jazz 0ARDNEn, wills
Of Charles oaidusr. formerly of Washington, d. o.
.sIMoNs,.At s. e'eloek a m, Agril I. LoTTI.
Ads o. and N. NJ. D. LAtbrop,
alter brief iluesa FLtzlnErH ouly child Of n. CaJ
a1d Maths W!ilisms, 10 the ID rear o. hsr aEe
RELATIVES and f-..- rolpeotfully invited 70 At
tend The fansral, ffom the resdsooe o. her parent
At 10 ~ O'clock, a m.
mOur darling Rona tStarl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02
PROPOSALS FOR BEEF oATTLK,
OYFIcE OHIEF OoMMussART or SUBSISTENCE.
DEFARIMEnr or DAKOTA,
Sr. PAUL, MINI, Feb. %, tsfa

OYFIcE OHnER OoNMussART or BUBGlsrENoE.l
DEPAnIMknr or DAKOTA, I
ST. PAUL. MINI, Feb. %, i5la
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received at
this once until y O'Clock M, III hhDAY, April =
is59 for furnlahl1E The United siAtes spbsiStenos
Department with good fat Bkkf CATTLE, on the
A fors Baiofd. D. T., 30 head, on or before Au
rust 4, lsTl
"A III! sts'sn'Op, d. T., 100 head. on or before
n foft Sally D. T., 10 head. on or before July /.
A FORT Randall, D. T., 10 head. on or before June
AZ Iort Ransom, D. T., % head. on or before July
HE rGht Is rosaTvOd to the Government 70 Increase
or reduce the number Of cattle Tor either all the
posts = per cent y giving notice oil such change at
fhs osttis must average about one thousAad and
ltS unool poands Eroas weight, and be stssra IRON
three 70 yeau Of arc. All Glasses o. Wild ele,
including ChsTokoo aud Te1As cattle and all falling
short Of 90 pounds gross-bulls, cows and stAGs-Nh
be rejected.
BIDS may b made sthsr for the whole or for each
Fssh proposal must be accompanied By a cEaTITIED
cheek upon national bank for thousand dollars,
slOO( made pAyabls TO the order Of tha Qommin.Ay
IN Of award upon hs said bi. fails dply 70 eIs
cute such 99ntIae giving Good and snhisioat bopdi
copy Of this sdyertiAsmsnt should DO attached to
each PrpPoaA offered. and The bids DO distinctly In
dor.od Proposals for Beef Oatue,"
hiAak torma Of proposal can be had on application
~ Ordor a Major General HAaSoet, -
mil BVs. Ii Dol and o. s, U.BA.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02

NAVY PAYMAsrER's OFEICE,l
No. al OnEHTsUr hIHHEr,

NAVY PAYMARrER'B OrEICE,l
No. al CuEHTsUr hTHHEr, \
pHItADELPHiA, March ~ lbia.
Sealed proposals., In duplicate indoruod feopoaAls
for Goal y viii be received A. this once until TUES
DAY, April D. 81 O'Clock, p m, for not less than
tons (3liO pounds to the tGnl ANTHRACITE GOAL,
steamboat size, A. early a praeueAble, at the Navy
Yard at Portsmouth, n II to be delivered Tree Of an
Tisk and expense 10 the GOveInmont
The above coal 10 DO Of the be quality Tor general.
ion steam 10 stationary boera, uniform In character,
aslsUed free from all Impurities, unmi1od, and sub,
ioc a. TO quality and quantity, to intpeoton BY the
the right OF psromptou reioclon, and whose 0oEtin
cate will accompany the bill Of lAdlng,
The Right reserved to reject any bid that may DO,
DO deemed advantages sous 10 the 9OyerumenL Re
sponsible security VIII DO required for the faithful Do
on the blank torms for bids, 10 be had At this oee
otherwise bidn viii not be entertained.
Bidders must state In thoir bids the time within
which the above coal will bo shipped,
a. W. RUsSRI.L,
mAHg Pay lnsPeetqT y, 3, Navy,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02

y RoPosALs FOR FgEJ. FORAGE AND
OniEF OuAnTEnMAArEh'B OfI1CE,l
SEcosD Y. N, DIsrkICT. DEP'T on rHE MAST, I
BOSTON, MABs.. March n, lbll }
Sealed proppsAlB, In trplioAte, with COPY Of this
Adyerllsoinent attached, will DO Iscsived by mall At
this ONCE and also at the oios Of the Post Quarter
master a fort PIeble until > o'ooot p. m. u SAT.
URDAY, April ~, is7a, for the delivory Of
b1,0O pounds OF best Anthracito Goal,
$50 p0unda OF Oats,
bl,lOO pounds Of Hay, CrimothyD
9gN pounds OF Straw,
at FORT PRKBLk, Portland, Me.
Delivery 70 o9mmSnes July lsia, aud 70 continue
4 may be required until June 80, lb7l
Separate proposals. must be made for each ltem Of
supplies above mentioned, EuArAneod by two respon
dbs psraous aud subject the usual req snts
which, with any further Information, MAJ be obtained
masters at hort Preblo, Me.
Of the EAyt j. q. CHANDLER,
Major and QuAreruAstsr U. Il. Army, Oblsf QaArtsr.
master Second District, Department Of the kAsL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02
Government Sales.

GALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY
- AtU. y, Arsenal, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
On the 9th day Of April, la71, at the HAn Antonio
AsenA, will DO sold 70 tbs highest bidder tho fol.
loving Ordnance aud Ordinances stores, yiEG
- hihsd muskets, Springfield, cal. q.
~ bAbroa. light, cavalry.
ID N0u-oom. offcors' ard musiciAnA' swords.
go Brides, curb, cavalry.
l,lSi Saddles, cavalry,
fal9l Spencer caroline oATtTidgal, cal. 50.
ass spencer CArbino cartridges, cal. 81
I,ld0 U, h. oontre-hro cartridges, cal ~.
Also Eun-cArrAgcs and caiasOnH with hmbors, eling
carts, sparewhoels. cavalry and Infantry Aoooutro
ments horse eduipmons. And various other articles
Catalogues will DO furnlshsd upon application to
the Chisi Of Ordinances, u, \. Army, WAshlnEtoo, ID.
CLIFTON COMFY,
febS Captain Of Ordnance Commanding.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02

uE0tRQY-RIGGs.-In Rome. ltaiy, on the TAU
~ .H hIoos' daughter Of George W. Rigs, Of Thu
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02
PROPOSALS. FOR TOBACCO.

PRoPosGLs FOR TOBACCO.
OFFICE PuRCHAsISG AND DEror CoMMIsAARYJ
No. N6 SOUTH foURTH b., RooM2.
1T. LOUIS. Mo-, March u, 1874.
Sealed proposals., Ia duplicate, uil be received At
l. s72, for furnishing the United States Subsistence
sjpO6 POUNDS OF TOBACCO.
Samples Of the tobacco In packages Of not loss than
100 pounds and Of the stock Leaf not less than ~
pounds from which II Is manufactured must &C.
company proposals.
Uopdiiious, Ae, can bs Eseertained on APPLICATION
At this once. q. d, PENRObk,
ApI capt u. Il, u. b. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02

PROPOSALS. FOR SUPPLIES.
PURCHAsIsG AND DIsB'g PAYMAtTER'B OFFICzl
UNITED STATES NAVY, ,
No, - BnnApyAY, NEw YunK, March a, ISL }
BUREAU YARDS AND DuOKb-IO IRUN.ROOF
BUILDERS.
sealed propoa4la wi be Ieooiyed At thls once until
! O'Clock the "a pTo1imO for the construction and
erection Of corrugated Iron roof bOIso ~ 9jK30 feet
ma Z, ~ I'm a. ~ SS ~
OnEineeF At that yard j. q. BRADFORD,
mhO Pay Dlreotos United htAtss Navy.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02
Financial.

w Corner ol Seventh street aud Louisiana ayenne
PAYS SIX PER ORNT. INTEREST ON ALL DIX.
PObITS. Interest commoaoes from date OF deposit.
All deposits made and dravn At will open daily from
ny m. 70 9 ?. m, and on SATURDAY EVk-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02
Proposals.
pRorosALs ron 5UBsIsrESoE sToRFs.

OFFICE OF Posr CoMutssAnYJ
FORT HALL, tDAHo February II, Is5l I
Sealed proposals, 70 triplieate Of the fofm PR.
soribed bY the pndefuened will be received until II
o'clock, m, WEDNESDAY, May 4, ts73, Tor All the
Erssh Beet, mutton. bait pork. smoksd Haoou
Hams. Hour salt and Lard Required Al this Peat Tor
one rear, or such less tine a. Tbs Com mDsary Gen.
eral may direct, commencing july is7l Details ard
requirements furniahsd By the undsragusd 4 eopy of
the latter with this AdvsFtsement - be staehsd 70
each proposal ogsrsd. GEORGE y. WllSoN,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02
pRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.
ron ARMY TRANSPORTATION

PKoPOBAIS FOK Army TRANSPORTATION
OnIEF QUARTERMABrER'H ORIIcE,l
San ANTONIO, TEXAH, fob, I. ls7a I
Sealed proposals, Ia tTiplioAts, Of the form fur,
nished BY the undsrsEnsd, will be received until "
m, WEDNESDAY, the let day Of May lsia, for
transportation Of Army Supplies IRON the lst day Of
july, ss to the 18th day Of June, 49, on tho follow
Ing routes, Was
-FIVk, SIX, SEVEN AND EIdHr
Details and requirements can DO obtained upon Al
plioAtl1n 70 The Uhief QaATtsrnAstsr. Military ~.
dslon Of ths Missouri, Ohleaxo llinotsb the Depot
OuATtermAsisT, ST. Louis Missouri the Depot Quar-.
toTmAstoT New Orleans, LOulslAnA and A. ths once
A copy u tho requirements, with this advertise
N1' ~ " JAMES A. KkIH,
mhI3 Chief QaATtsmAstSr.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02

VVAsHINdroN AND ONO RAILROAD.
- On sad after oUTOBER q, 1871, tho Train,
lcha on this Road Will run A. followni
~ The Mall Train will lsAvs AleuAndfiA DALI
feHcopt Sunday At Bt5 q arrive At l.sasburK Al
10 Is a m. and Hamilton At II a. m, Leave Ham
arrive At AleIAndgA At 06 p. m.
Tue Accommodation Train will leave AleIandrii
daily (eIcept Sunday At 10 .. M and arrive q, Ices
burg At 6YO p. N, leave LeosburE a. a m and
ATIivs At AleHandria At ;05 a m.
Thos IS a. M train from Alexandria, and 80 .. m
train from Hamilton, connect at Hamilton With
ksmps Daily Line Of Coaohes for Puroollvills Sniek
or. Lane oi Coaches, which leave LeosburE daily for
Aide Aad Middleburg
All Goods per stssnir Railroad or Erpross IN care
q II. n, HANENkR, Freight and Ticket Agent Al
Alexandria. will DO forwarded far HAmton free
Of charge, other than regular tariff rates.
Communication Tickets, Thres Cent? per Mile
H. H. HAyENER
novle.u General Ticket AEeGL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-07-30
TElRRTBLETRAeEDr.
A Man shoots His Friend by Mistake
"A Fatal Result Expected.

a EhB8k Result Expected
Last Saturday afternoon, as stated in
Sundays paper, a difficulty occurred on
North College street between John Kber, a
wood dealer, and colored man named Abe
Sumner, in which the latter was striker on
the head with piece of stove wood AID
very seriously injured. Kiber then made
his escape from police observation, and 60
ing to the lower wharf, went aboard the
steamer George S. Kinney with a view of
concealing himself and getting out of the
city. He had friend named Brit McWhir.
ter employed on the boat, but it is not
known whether he told McWhirter anything
about the occurrence on College street. Kib-
er remained in the cabin of the
boat Saturday night. Late in the night Mr..
McWhirter went out into the city prob1-
bly, to get clothing for Kiber. Returning to
the boat just before daylight, McWhirter
opened the cabin door, when Kiber, under
the impression that be was an officer of the
law, made the declaration that no police
man should ar. est him, drew his pistol and
fred two shots, one Of which took effsct in
the abdomen OF bis friend, causing such a
wound as leaves out little room to hope for
his recovery. Mr.. McWhirter was on Sun
day conveyed to the residence Of his moth
or. Kiber escaped from the boat, and moth
ing has since been beard as to his move
ments or whereabouts.
Mr.. McWhirter died at O'Clock yester-
day afternoon. He suffered intensely, but
remained rational up to the moment of dis
solution. He spoke several times of the
occurrence which was costing him his life,
saving he cherished no i'll feeling towards
Kber, as he knew the shooting was done
through mistake.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-07-30
Fatal Fall From a high Gallery.

At very early hour, Sunday morning,
Mrs. Church, grandmother of Mrs. DR..
Dake, fell from the upper gallery of the
Doctors residence or Vine street. 1t is
supposed, from all the circumstances, that
she either climbed on the railing, while
asleep, or fell over it while seeking GOODNESS
in the early morning.
The sound of the fall upon the brick
paving near the window of Mrs. Nichols
sleeping apartment, next door, and the
succeeding means, awakened that lady and
led her to throw open the shutters and to call
for assistance. DR.. Dake was absent, on
a professional visit, In the country and The
family asleep, were aroused by Mrs. Nichols
call. Carried 10 her room by Mr.. kirkman,
Der injuries were examined by DR.. Dake,
Jr., and also by DR.. Eve, who at once pro-
nounced them fatal. The right limb waT
broken near the hip, the Left near the ankle
and the breast bone was also badly frsc-
tured. Her mind was clear, and so re-
manned till death, in Two hours, relieved
her suferings. DR.. Dake hurried by special
messengers, reached home half an hour
before she died. She could not tell how she
came over the railing of the gallery, which
makes it more than probable that she was
walking in her sleep. She was a lady of
great reading and worth of character and
leaves large circle of relatives in Ohio and
Pennsylvania to mourn her sad and Violent
death.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-07-30
A Lunatic at Large-EarrOw Escape
from Death.

Our readers will remember an account
in Sundays UNION AND AMERICAN OF
lunatic jumping from train at Mckenzie.
Since then we have the following additional
facts: The lunatic asked his brother, who
had charge of him, to slack one of the hand
cuff; and after this be asked for drink Of
water. Asking two strangers sitting near
by to watch the lunaiic, he started for tie
water stand, but had hardly turned his
back, when the insane man showed himself
through the window of the coach and fell
to the ground as the train started of.
After leaving the train at Henry station
the brother walked that night Monday to
Mckenzie and made fruitless search Of
fugitive, enquiring Of every one he met If
they had seen him. Although stranger
he was well treated and several proffered
assistance. Tuesday morning Mckenzie
was terribly excited by a report that three
men had intruded into the residence Of
William Rogers, ESQ near Macedonia and
in his absence assaulted Mrs. Rogers with
the most foul inteniions--that during the
scuffle her mother fractured the skull of one
of the rufians with smoothing on,which
with her cries for help caused the assail-
ants to fee, leaving their coats and hats at
the scene of the conflict.
The citizens assembled and after using
precautions to capture the men started in
pursuit and by ten O'Clock caught the luna
tic. The brother hearing of this was al
most distracted, and realized what a fate
might befill the unfortunate man, whose
insanity was not known to his Infatuated
captors. No time was to be lost; q minutes
delay might bring death to one who really
could have no malice or criminal intent.
Runners were dispatched and arrived just
in time to prevent bis being killed by his
captors, who, not being able to get any sat
isfaction from the crazy man, imagined,
very naturally, his insanity was feigned and
were about to make short work of him.
Finding out his true condition, the captors
treated the luDatic mCst kindly and sum-
moned physician to dress his wounds,
which were serious. He was placed in a
wagon and conveyed to Mckenzie, where
his brother again started with lin TO New
York, his original destination.
1t seems that the lunatic was the only
person at the house of Mrs. Rogers whose
Injuries are not dangerous, but serious.
Her mothers prompt couraged saved Mrs.
Rogers her life and perhaps from a fate
most horlid to think of. If the conductor
who was asked to stop the train is afraid to
violate railroad rule especially when hui
man beings life is at stake, it is time the
superior officers look into the matter and
have all such "fAithful servants removed
from their public trust.
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winchester and Alabama Railroad.

winchester anu AAdD6ma hhAEOoAs
The case of the Mayor and Aldermen of
the town Of Winchester vs.. James q.
Woods, w. n. Wright and others, was yes
terday further heard by Chancellor East.
The report Of the Clerk and Master in this
cause was as follows;
In obedience to an order made at the
present term of the Court directing the
Undersigned to ascertain and report the
value of the stock of the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad Company, l respect
fully report that l have taken and file here
with the dispositions of j. w. Newman and
w. Morrow. Both of these gentlemen
state that they have recently investigated
the question as to the value OF this stock.
Mr.. Newman fixes it az thirty-eight
cents on the dollar, and the
othe: gentleman says 81 to IS cents. l
have seen copy of the contract OF lease
between the Southern Railroad Security
COMPANY. Under this contract, the first
named party agrees to pay from and after
July. 1872, dividends of three per cent per
annum on the dollar of this stock. am
of opinion from this proof that the stock is
worth SO cents on the dollar, and so report.
The dispositions and exhibits are herewith
submitted for the Inspection Of the court.
Respectfully submitted.
NATHANIEL BAXTER,
Jnlv %. 1872. Clerk and Master.
The decree rendered is as follows:
To which report there being 30 exceptions,
the same is in all things confirmed. And
il appearing TO the satisfaction OF the court
that the value of the 100000 stock Of the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Compa-
- 70 fha dnfannQnfq
Thomas Sharp, w. n. Wright and others,
under the contract on file In this cause Dy
defendants, NJ. j. Wicks and j. j. Dome
gan, and assumed for and on behalf OF
said Wicks and Donnegan, to be paid py
defendants, the Southern Railway Security
Company, under the eighth OF their
lease of the Memphis and Charleston Rail
road is of the value in the aggregate OF o.
600 of the legal tender currency OF the
United States. 1t is therefore ordered, adj
Judged and decreed by the court that de-
PENDANTS NJ. j. Wicks aud j. j. Donnegan
or the defendants the Southern Rail @ay Sc
curity Company pay into the office of the
Clerk and Master of this court, on or be-
fore the 18th of September, 1872, 100000
in the stock of the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad Company IN certificates oil
stock payable on their face to w. N.Wright
& Co., as required by the contract on file III
this cause; or that said defendants Nj. I.
Wicks and j. j. Donnegan or said South
ern Railway Security Company pay into the
office of the Clerk and Master Of this court
said sum of 900 in the legal tender cur
rency of the United States. This order to
be complied with under the usual pains
and penalties in case of refusal.