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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-07

7 Aw SCHOOL OF THE COLUMBIAN UNI.
wAsHfNdfoS. D. O.
Tbs, exercises OF this School will be resumed on
the 9Th of Qstnber next, PROFESSORS TYLER
and ENNEDY will continue respectively TO direct
the studies Of the Senior aud Junior Classea
AsPecial course Of Lectures on the Diihulues En-
oountered by Young Practitioners in the Legal Pro
fession, apd the best Means OF surmountns Them
Will be delivered BY GEORGE I. APPLEBY, ksa
A. Post Graduate Course Of one years instruction
IN Legal Practice has been established Ia connec.
ton With tue school, open TO the attendance OF all
who. ha wing attained TO theoretical knowledge Of
oI.the lazy, may wish 10 perfect themselves in the
methods Of judicial procedure in all Kinds Of oourts
The exercises Of this department will be conducte
BY the Hon. CHARLES q. MOTT, Associa,e Judge
OF the United stAtes Court Of ClAims Price Of
tickets for the whole course, 89. Augtto oced
THE scHuETzEN FEST TODAY.
Il ans5
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THE scHuETzEN FEST TODAY.
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PAINTING

THE scHUETzEN FEST TO-DAY.
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would be good Investment, and that he
should realize something upon II, but he was
not in "a position TO take II before he had
concluded not to take IT," and so the purchase
was never contaminated. Mr.. Wilson and
Mr.. Kelley make equally conclusive and salts
factory statements, and unless their oyi-
dencC can be shown to be untrue, a. We are
certain IL cannot he shown, the public will
acqult them Of all improper motives in the
matter.
morning contemporary Il Of the opinion
that "the Government will not derive any
benefit from the investigation that II seems
to be presented in the interest Of certain par
| tics who were stockholders In the credit
mobilier, who supposed that they had been
wronged by some Of their associates" The In
| sinuation here is that the investigation should
be closed and the whole thing knocked upon
the head. II any such idea Is entertained In
any quarter, influential or otherwise, we trust
| II may not prevail. The Government has q
direct and controlling interest In knowing all
that can be known iu this business. The publit
and the Republican party have an interest IL
knowingit. Grave charges have been scattered
over the country against men eminent In th,
councils Of the nation, high in publlcife, trustee
and hOnorcd by their fcllow-countrymen |
is due to them that these charges should b
Investigated, and their truth or falsity cstab
lished. II any one of them has been unfaith
ful to the trust rcposcd In him, let the countr
know 1t, that he may be punished as he dc
serves to be punished. The Government an,
the people will derive great "bencflt" from
fit Is conducted fairly, fully and lmpartIally
as we hope II will be.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


rSsD THE NATIONAL. TEMPERANCE
kS SOCIETY
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17

The Hon. Gennl W. ScOheld, Senator
Patterson, Senator Wilson and the Hon. Wm.
ID. Kelley made statements yesterday TO the
credit mobilier investigating committee, ex-
planning their connection with that transac-
tion. So far as we can see, no blame at
taches to any one Of these gentlemen, and
the charges Of corruption made against them
fall to the ground.
Mr.. Scodcld declares that for years he has
been In the habit of investing his surplus
funds IN bonds or stocks; that In 1868 he
bought some Cedar Rapids and Missouri
railroad bonds from Mr. Ames. In 1867 he
asked Mr.. Ames II lie could not give him
some more, when Mr.. Ames suggested that
he should invest in the credit mObilier, which
had been incorporated by the Pennsylvania
Legislature. I'm brief way" Mr.. Scoheld
says, "Mr. Ames explained Its object"
which was, as our readers know, thor
oughly laudable and patriotic ono,
namely, the building Of the Pacific railroad.
Mr.. ScOheld finally agreed to take one thou
sand dollars worth Of the stock, but before
anything else had been done Mr.. Sco1eld was
called homo by sickness in his family. Upon
his return he again spoke to Mr.. Ames about
II, and was told that he thought he was too
late" but "he could give him the money,
and he would ascertain and get 1t II lie could
get It," Soon after Mr.. Sco1eld changed his
mind, decided not TO take the stock, and SO
Informed Mr.. AmeS, who gave him some
other railroad securities and settled the
balance In cash. This Is all that there Is to
Mr.. scOaeld's connection with the credit
mobilier, and we cannot sec that there Is any
thing improper In 1t. He received no divi-
donds, was not in any way enriched by the
operation, and, according to the testimony,
entered into It purely us business specula'
tlon. But there Is the additional strong poini
in Mr.. scoheld's fRyor-namely, that In all
the subsequent legislation In the House he
uniformly voted against what were believed to
be the interests Of the road. That Is, after all,
the most convincing proof Of his entire inno-
Cence.
Senator Patterson declares that howas at
one time willing 10 take some OF the stock,
upon the representation Of Mr., Ames that u
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17

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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17

rJSS SoTHERE ARE TWO FACTS PER-
sS fectly recognized by medical authorities
In the Old World Aa well as the New: I. That the at
m0sphere is always more or less imprexnated with
germs Of diseases which produce epidemicH Of the
worst kind, such As cholera smallpox yellow fever
fever aud alrlio, diarrh0na, dyrlcIsia, &c, That
the only means In IO@seSsiun To resist and hght
Rgaingt such deadly influences cunhats in the purity
OF the blood and the yiOr aud vitality OF our organs
Therefore u IN easily underutood how important II
IL to have remedy made by physician accOrding
to the Nelltoundel principles Of medicine, very
hgreeable and BENEFICIAL stimllAnt which
pf the body. rendering thus the blood 30 rich and
healthy that every one who takes u as q preventive
Dr. l.. q, BEhTRAMs LoNGLIfE nITTElS
alone can obtain these happy results. fur many
years that fact has been proved in Europe where no
patsnt medicine can be sold without the apprubatiOn
and certificate Of the faculty Of medicine. Do not
hesitate To- try the LonsLi Bitterr, which is sold
by every druggist Those who have uHed . single
bottle receive sufficient benet from 10 UNDERSTAND
their real value when taken for awhile and accord.
ing to prescription. jantom
Na5owORMLEY'sP PICTORIAL SYRUP.
80 and all other Cough Remedies, at the
TEMPLE DRUG STORE, corner Ninth and y
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17

The bill Incorporating the Loomis 4Erial
Telegraph Company passed the Senate yestcr-
day and with the signature of the President
will become law. The proposition on which
this bill Is based is to telegraph from high
point Of the Rocky mountains to the highest
attainable peak Of the Alps At each point
a tower is to be erected, on the top Of which
an apparatus capable of concentrating cleo
trcity Is to be put, by means of which, 1t is
claimed, strata of atmosphere will be
reached of peculiar electric seusibility. 1t is
claimed that the slightest pulsation of one
tower will produce corresponding pulsation
ut the other. Among the corporators are
Mahlon Loomls, Alexander Elliott and VIII
liam n. Chamberlain, Of this city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17
UBJIsHED EVERY MoRNINe
(sundays eIcerted)

IL All commun icatious, whether on business
for publication, should be addressed to WIN. J. MIN
TAaH, Proprietor NATIONAL REPUBLICAN. Washing
ton. ID. O.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17
CHICAGO.
THE MUTUAL TRUST co.,
Capital, a3OO,OfO,

CHICAGO.
THE MUTUAL TRUST co.,
Capital, S3OO,OOO,
Especial Charter Of the State Of nlinoED
President, THOS Il BRYAN, founder Of the n.
Vice President, JOHN q HAINEs, OF Mayor Of
This fnstitution invests funds in purchase Of Chi
real estate also In loans at ten 0 per cent In.
erest net 70 the loanerr, and executes other rus.
Fortunes have been made for clients by the above.
named ofloers and o. the millions invested by them
IN purchases, not dollar q either principal In.
person or by letter T1IOS, IL BRYAN
During Winter At 1901 Massachusetts, avenue, Wash.
ingtOn, u. O., and during summer at Fidelity Say.
inss Bank aud safe psR9sitory, ChicAsP. deS5m
NJ NoTICE-TliAT Il. 4. JUSTH, 6i9 D STREET,
between sixth aud seventh streets northwest.
sells cuet0tnfnAde second hand Clothing 1T lsaa than
half the cpet Of ready made new ones H7B-Second.
hand clothing Of all kinds bought al fair cash prices
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For SALE AND RENT.

ron CLIr ANN nI,ATT
-
CAIlNm hVyMs en- hrst noo.' s9ta,pie ,s iaf
treel lsnlISa
.ANDsoMRLY.FuRNI ROOMS, IN
II sgI!es or sinsly, al ifs fcnnsyl1snis sycnuc.
lsnlesE- |
FOR sALE,ks Lwo-sToRr II, FRAME idE HousE
'eecnd strsS,s northwest sis rocps; water p
n RsT ,ts ;yss' I :s.5 EsSsS t.Sst
month; AEgly 20 GEORGE W. CLARK SoS Ninth
q, 1,Iyo aTony pp,Tv I,o,,sv,p
Il seven rooms. water and gas. all The 52ems newly
ITinItns I Omse. Price e9pl; esp eash ha,lsnGe ~
CLARK Us Ninth sirsst nor3hWsst Jsibsi
ro IrT B.. pnoN Tt,Ipn
SIEAM.fUMEh-TO,L LEI, A HOOM, THlhD
story II Polnph9tns NJ BUILDING tprnting once
tween Sixth and seventh streets, Isnitim
II o A L E.
rRANp COTTAGE. ssy.p roo,r.. b.y u,pdor
Taansn % ams snen@S maS,bT bcs & w" cash. ano
TuRrr.sToRy ASMbs Msoh BASEMENT BRICK
French roof nine roonis yAs and water on street
SStsiSn SSSs H moRiSy SiR iaS nsRs cash bal
janiIeoaw sS Fifteenth &c, ,;a orposite T Tfassufy.
-, :. :, :, ,,.,,,,,,.
foot rear Siicy large shea N rear, used now z
sh1p so:. TO % nsS GSgitoi INV Market E spd on the
IsniI!iW' I!iW'-.-,-.-,~--.-------~~,-~l
EoR sALE,-ATwo,sToRY FRAME HOUSE,
snd s!rse, ss nor1hwss' sontSnns four rooms and
iSls iecs FREE saO; $50 % SS.s baisncse % 80 10 M Esf
20 Ninth street northwest JRlist
I,oR sAIEA NFy rrIyn sTnpy t.p ANr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17

TOMORROW, at 3 o'clock, =. M, Mrs. Lu-
clnda b. Chandler, at the lecture room Of the
Congregational church, will deliver, to ladies
only lecture on "The Law of Maternity
and the Crown Of Motherhood" The lady's
elevated thoughts and pure presence will
afford to the ladies of Washington an after.
noon of most prnlIhhle sIndY
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
i BcTibeTs have obtained from the Supreme Court
of tho District Of Columbia holding special tern
RALPH Y, AuLIcE, late Of Washington county, d. On
deceased All persons having claims against the said
decreased are hereby warned TO same with
the vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber or before
the 4th day Of January next; they may otherwise
by law be excluded from all benefit Of the said
estate
diysn under our hands, hi, a day Of !, January,
1873. WILEY Aul.lCk,
ianltSgW JNO. CAMERON
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17

lie meeting in the Conversational Church, (Rey.
Mr. Rankin's,l on FRIDAY EYENING, January u,
ejciety, senator Wilson, Hon. Felix Brunut Hon. p
Z, Holloway aud A. NJ Powell, Of New York, will
hidrses ihe mEtsTsf Ahsre cordially invited
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17

WESTERN pie,eater eat sixteen pies in seven
teen minutes.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-17

rINIIs is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
i scribeT has obtained from the Supreme Court
gl the Distret Of Columbia holding special Term
EBKH KEELER, late Of Washington city, D. O.,
deceased All Persqns having claims sganst the said
with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber, on or
before the 9d day Of January next they may
Given under my hand this ID day Of January
ls7h her
HANNAH x KELLER.
mark.
witness A. wEDsTER, Register ofWlils, D C.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-23
a BAD EXAMPLE.

The Now York Evening Pos. cyiticlses
with great severity the action Of the
Pennsylvania legislature in following ".be
example OF tho las. congress Of thieves
lat Washington in Increasing their salaries
'and voting themselves back pay" The
'Post continues:
This moral contagion' viii probably
spread like the smallpox, and, like the
smallpox among material pestilences, so
this Is the nas.icst and noauest of moral
sickness. As among thieves there aro differ
ent kinds who are more or less manly ac-
cording 70 the risk they run Of detection
or of bodily harm in the act, 70 the sneak.
thief 10 held even by his fellows 10 be tho
most dotestable. The sneak.thief among
tho public plunderers is the legislator who
votes himself back pay; its inventor WAS
Benjamin i. Butler Of Massachusetts the
first 10 engage In tho business were the
members OF the Kill. congress.
General Grant is not II quick. witted
man, hut II Is marvellous thst even he did
mot see how great chance for achieving
sn almost unbounded popularity congress-
rave him in raising his and their own
salaries. II was simply his duty 10 refuse
to sign q bill that contained n provision so
disgracofiil and so dishonest rs that which
gave q gratuity ofs5, 900 out Of the United
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-23

THE ladies are becoming interested in
the centennial celebration and the thing
may now be said TO have received an i'm
por,ant impetus. When the women will,
they win and there's an end on t, whether
they conclude 10 expend their energies on
church fair or centennial celebration
A womans centennial association has beer
formed, the women OF Philadelphia taking
the lead, and it is.ezpected that the worl
will be extended until the womer
throughout the country will become inter
ea.ea.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-23

A coRREsPoyDEyT Of the New York
'E7ening Post, writing abou, the centon-
NAL celebration, says
Among the many novel features Of the
exhibition will be display OF al the veg
etable products Of the United States, those
requiring torrid temperature being sup
piled Herewith by artificial means. Thus
the cedArs Of Maine aud the magnolias Of
Florida, the cotton Of Mississippi and the
wheat Of Minnesota will be seen in actual
growth almost side by side.
The wonderful varieties OF Amer
lean fruits will BE- exhibited
simultaneously, and as 10 nation In
the world has such an cxteEt aud variety
"a ours, this feature will especially interest
and surprise all those who may visit US
from foraign lands. Il is confidently be-
lieved the American centennial display
Of 1876 will be magnificent combination
Of that series Of international exhibitions
with which England and France have de.
lighted the world, and which Il wa.
thought would close with the Austrian ex-
hibiIion OF the coming summer. Il may
be added here that Professor Blake, one oil
the centennial commissioner. will visit vi.
cnna this spring, for the purpose Of stud g.
ing the arrangements or tho exhibition
there, and suggesting the adoption OF such
features as may be desirable fJr the Phila.
delphA buildings.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-23

A WRITER in the San Francisco fChron
icle thus describes Captain Jack, tho hero
ofthe Modoc war:
Captain Jack was the central figure
and attracted much attention. He IS a
stern, gnihed-looking man, not over
thirty, though be looks older. He has &
good head; though, like all Indians, the
forehead is low. His complexion Is dark,
the pure copper-color; and his eyes are
black, full aud piercing His hair is long,
hanging down to his shoulders and he is,
Of course, destitute Of al beard. His
mouth is large, and its shape indicates
firmness, determination, and great deal
of character. He was very glad to sec
Steele, but he did not show /. by his man.
ner. When he shook hands il was with
an Indifference that, TO one unacqusinted
with Indian character, would seem to be
absolute rudeness. He was dressed in q
hickory shirt and was covered with
blankets.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-23

AREIIGIoUs newspaper accuses Presi.
dent Gran. of speaking with mental res
orvation in his letter to Colfax. when he
asserts that he has the same confidence in
the ex-vice presiden. that he always had,
il is said he meant that he always had
noRe This is hard on Colfax, but few
people will give the president creii. for
The double entendre.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-23

States treasury TO the members of q con-
gress just going out Of existence Had he
refused his sanction 10 It, and given notice
that he should call the new congress to.
ge,her 70 pass new appropriation bill,
he would have done himself infinite credit
He took tho other course--we are sincere
" sorry TO say, to his great discredit-and
the treasures of half the states in the
Union, very likely, will be robbed by
their legislatures as consequence.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-23
The London Daily News says

How little real hold Amadeo, spite OF
all his good qualities, succeeded in gaining
on the popular regard, is discernible now
in the strange facility with which be and
his reign have faded already out OF mem
ory-that is, five gauge recollection by
what seems tho only possible measure in
such IA case, the extent TO which the topic
is noticed in conversation. You may sit a
whole evening in the Cafe Suizo, and
never hear the name Of Amadeo men,
toned. Tie episode Of the foreign king.
ship has left nothing behind it except tho
titles which the foreigner bestowed some.
what lavishly.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-23
TERMS OF THE pAu., BULLETIN

TUE DOLLAR WEEKLY BULLETIN
John IL. Oberly has reduced the subscrip.
ton price OF the WEEKLY CAIRO BULLETIN
ID One Dollar per annum, making It the
cheapest paperpublished In Southern Illinois
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-23
CHER Jrsrlor cnAsE. William Guile,

CHIEF JusrIoE CHASE, William Cullen
Bryant, Gov. Noyes Of Ohio, and many
other prominent men have written letters
to John G. whittior, expressing their re-
greet tia. the resolutions censuring Sona-
Tor Sumner for his baltle-a az movement
in tho senate, were passed.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-23

TEX female doctors have just been grad.
uated by medical college in New York
city.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-23

THE relatives of Foster, who are
wealthy, will send his widow and children
10 Europe.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-09-13

fht mmn.o.. unb UUr.' MD.E
.ulu.I II.I tuIIu H0u.. .N '0.I0I
uI uH Wu NIl'N uI.. I.
un'g u.Ir.#V0i ufII 10 .Ut IN.
tof fir ll. ufn"wN lllrlN .ItDU. In
nWfy UpfY rWui. DO 500 IlfL
county Uirm hfHIUH U"'IN't 1i u.r
,lundist, in um.iututmIm .nNiu
rlfw.fuHu lI rWni uf Wlu' ihp luN.
myers U,flrrllHd trm'
Tho Hsgluu4 lur lup ir-riir, nina,
md deaf and dmbb. must lr pit upUu
nncStmvnpnnt iOmiu., 10 aid UyOfltps
IN their sop from the treasury I}ui
the scheme Tor rulnrgiug the pcnilrn
diary aud working the cpuylriH fur
nlsiicd the most fruitful field for spcr.
ulntiun, aud was soon occupied hy the
relatives of AlcOrn's successor
These are some Of the trials that the
people Of Mississippi have been com
pcllrd 10 suffer, AMI the sentiment Of
ihc country should MD them 80 far a.
may he in Receiving the situation of
honest government. one cause that
the schemes Of .Alcurn'S dynasty ARE
the more exposed arises from IT. con-
ncctiOn with the lcvcc system, aud the
present scheme TO cast IL accumulated
suCrulations upon the hands of the
General Government by donation Of
Congress to build lcvCCS. The site OF
the required lcvces has been occupied
by the companies under the state char,
tcrs, and thCsccompanics have shingIed
the land over, ~ to speak, with thci"
bonds and scrip, which they would re-
Quirc the General Government to take
up at par, although Eow only worth
from fifteen TO thirty cents to the dol
lar
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-09-13
VIZ VERY MICH THINK xor.

YELLOW FEVER IN DAILAs.-Infor-
|mation received from. Dallas reports
wo cases of yellow fever in that place
k,n last Thursday. The cases, it is said,
were imported from Shreveport. L Nc
kinney Enquirer.
Emphatically and unqualifedly a
fanard. No case or cases of yellow
teyer has or have been imported
kom Shreveport. THERE HAS NOT
EEN A CASE OF YELLOW FEVER IN
,s CITY from endemic or intro
|uct,fy causes. There is NO case OF
hses OF yellow fever in this city
rom endemic or Introductory causes,
|and ny the mercy of Providence aud
a tjccplcss and determined quaran-
BIC there won't be any yellow fe-
~ in ethis city, from endemic or
Introductory causes. Now, quicker.