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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-06
POLITICAL NOTES.

Tho North Carolina state election occurs To-
day. ... ...f...t ..r...r
The Richmond Enquirer wants Hpuddop.
head" President 10 succeed the present ihcum.
bent Of that once, and the PIstGburg c0mmsr.
sIdI calls on William Allen 10 ''FiSs up.p
The Macon (Mo.) JoSrnaI remarks that
Hon. d.. ooodson q undecided whether 70
accept seat In the State Senate, 70 10 Con.
groSs, OF Sdit Q religious nSwtpspoF, but Il
hwillIng 70 serve be God and country wherever
he can DO The most good,D ''
kegTophnisn" q ne new hame for very
ancient seATesFow h che Southern political
aslt. The Louisville oourisr-JosyRdl would
support Gram for third term he could d.
nionstFats be ability 70 save the country from
i'negFuphllltmH 70 4 absolutely wicked IN
wAFgish WAttsFuou 70 psFpieK She unsduaalsd
mind Of che poor whites Of Kentucky with hli
ochooi learning aud other nonsense.
The New York Ia4pshdsnI ASkil which Il
the genuine faith Of the DsmooFaeyI Whom
shan We take a the true sxponontI Of Demo.
cratic fsith-the Indiana Democrats, backed up
BY the National Democrats Convention Of 1905,
or the Democrats stEtS Committee Of iillnolsi
Democracy must cease 10 contradict itself BE-
fore :. Gao reasonably ass the people 70 trust
n.
The approaching county conventions through.
out the State Of Tennessee are causing great
deal Of excitement, party lines IN many souns
ties being closely drawn on account Of the elyS
rights bill. The contest IN Nashville between
the Democratic and Conservative nominees on
one side and the Independents on the other
win, u Il believed, cause both parties 10 have
unionISts snd ex-confedeFAleS on their tickets.
The Chicago Tms Hysi "Pendlstonlsm Is
Sslfeon Veted and unblushing SeoundFslism,
Those who advocate Il Offer an insult TO the In
tslligenee and honesty Of the people, and IN
vita q rebuks evrn stsrpeT than that which
they received in 1893. And nothing IL more
certain IN the political future than that, n they
60 before the people on their Foguss' platform,
they Wili get what they dsserye-A slap in the
face from which, u they we've not utterly Gbaa.
doned BouFbonS, they might lsarn Somnthlng
10 their advantage" .,.....
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-06
TRR RAsRLNaroY MONUMRYT

80 "ASAAHO4OH NUN " MN -
The new plan suggested by the wash
ington Monument Association 70 secure
the completion Of the monument begun
years ago in honor of the Father Of bis
Country meets with general appreciation.
AfteT al, It Is q scheme which Is in thor
ough consonancs with the impulse Of mon
ument building-a scheme which VIII de.
velop extraordinary promises-and, as the
time for their falhllment Is indefinitely
fixed, 1t Is probable that many win be made.
For the reason, however, that the date
when subscriptions shall be paid Is not dc.
termined, we predict that the scheme viii
succeed. Promises, and especially prom
ises prompted by patriotic motives are 50
easily made, that the American people win
embrace the present opportunity to do
homage % the memory Of great and good
man, and when they have once committed
themselves viii make extraordinary exer.
tons to redeem their pledges. Il Il 70.
Variable fact that while Washington has
never been wholly neglected n ths way
Of tributes 10 bis memory, our people have
been more generous with donations Cor the
erection Of monuments IA honor Of siatet.
men who belonged 70 succeeding genera
tons, AZ the same time they have mani.
tested thelr gratitude fof ths dead Of
our armies, and to-day The country Il laifiy
dotted with soldiers moaHmsh.sp In
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-06

syis. and they are 20 be provided, renewed aud
Kept IN order % TIE rHpehse Of tho qontragior.
Tile Department. reaerYG % tbs right % requiring
new dies for auJ stamps dcnomh ntonl " stHinph
not uoay.ulad, And ahy chan gus % dies OF colorl
~ all Ne made without xtra ehafEe.
.befnrn entering Into Contract me uecelslul
100 nay p = $40 .uo \. n 10y,
OF the prrgent dal may or may npt Be contlnuels
The dies, 20 toon - made, shall eeoe mo the prop.
gerhfey Kept ~ the contractor and should the use
of AnI o. Item % tsHpo rrny o. psrnanensy as u
The Post One bopaFtnent, Or Ii agent, ~ the
PostAs 10, General nay direct.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-06

riioe everything, traditions principles
and all, to secure him as It's standard bearer
In 1875. It would not OfScurse, be polite
to admit an this; It would not do It's party
one particle OF good, and Il might do q
great deal, Of harm: And the Bsprsss is
too shrewd and sagaeious for that. Its
editor i wellltrainsd and disciplined poll
tician, and sees the utter absurdity Of the
story set ahoat by the Herald. It's virtuous
and heroic rejection Of the. President as q
candidate is best illustrated by the old fable
of the fox and the grapes.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-06

IT sEESn that tho reports from Europe
relative to he intervention Of France, Eng.
land and Germany, h the Spanish question.
lack the essential element Of truth, al least
20 their Governments cay. Il d not how
ever, always EAfe 70 implicitly believe the
first utterAnces Of Cabinets upon questions
90 delicate and important and It would not
be ct oil surprising il little ire should be
found under thh International smoke.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-06

THERE is very fair prospect that Mis-
souri, win DO rescued this fall from the cor.
rupt administration which at present preys
upon her. The independent movement
gains strength every day, and has an or.
gAniEAtioa IN nearly every county In the
6tste Of the present time. The Republican
party win make no nominations provided
the hrmeu convention, TO be held Sep
TENDER 2, frarao en- anti Bourbon platform.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-06

INVESTIGATION has revealed that 'baby
farming" Is pEActicsd In New York city 70
an alarming extent and that its practice
has been attended with great fatality among
the'innocOat and tender plants consigned
TO the female farmers In one case seven
Of the eight children committed to .
EARN" died, and another case is reported
where eleven children died in house be.
fore it was discovered to be "fs-m.". The
Board Of Health have taken this farming Of
ths innocsnts in hand, and with the ed Of
the police nroniae % break 4 up. .-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-06

THosE persons who feel a special inter
est in movements Of comets win, no doubt
feel proper 5egree Of gratitude 70 Prof
Parkhurst for the information that the new
comet whose discovery, was announced o
few days sgo, Il not less than one hundred
million miles from us, and that its present
direction and rate Of motion viii bring ths
fiery wandSTsr, within 9 week, midway
between Gamma and Thuban.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-06
nm

HERBERT.-At ESQ D. m, WILLIE JosEPH a.,
ten months and twenty days, -. - -.
aTae friends OF the family Invited 70 attend biz
neral from the rssideupa Of bis parents. No. 81
Virginia ayenus southwest, this morning ~ i
-o'eioek. s7ei % lIt .l.1sIlsE 1Elill aTE11
sCHAIDT,- Augnst Sat 40 a. m. CHRIsTIAEF Y.
BcfiMfDT, native o. Afmstadt, Germlny, resident
IN Rashlngton for twenty Jears, aged aitTsnTe
RsiStises and Srisnds o. the family are respect,
fully reoueSted 20 attead bis funera from his late
resfdenee, No. In PenRsyivAnia avenus northWtsi,
Friday afternoon, 81 } o'siOck-l lli ~ 7I 81
DIcKsoN, suddenly. q FFedsEiekt sgsg, va,
gu tho evening u AuFust = JANE OtCAbOAt ~
iThs faptfd viii take place this AFTERNOON &c
town. HisaequAintancete ere Invited 20 attona.
HoMER k,sSa.t LAA sI5A, 1902 ass
nine nonths and iwsnty-ags dAIs.. s-.-..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-06

TIE Richmond Wing says ut Is obvious
''to everybody that the Administration lie
much improved In its tone and temper To-
ward the Southern people" And It Is
equally obvious that the Southern people
have not improved their tone toward the
Adminlstrhtlon.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-06

hcCLEARY-VAN TAss EL.-Augus3 4 81 the
Amos, Mr.. JAMES =. McQLEARY. Of Baltimore, and
Ars; lyISSTT L. Vas TAssH, Of Washlngtpn,
sNITH-oooK.-A 2, By Rev. ) G. Butler,
EDWARD II. SMITH and Miss LiEzIE Cook.
.s ATSHMsoEsowE :, sSS YSsI:I
MI, w. =. ATcHIsoN, Of Hampton. EraBklin
county. Iowa, and IDA N, daughter OF W. N.
Rowe, Of this city. No cards. .
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-06

TIE New York Hadspsnds1f wantt an amend.
ment 70 the Constitution putting sho treaty.
making power beyond "thS opportunity for de-
bate and beyond the possibility Of abuse" Il
must have wonderful faith IN constitutional
Amendments, ..... a.aH.H. HI Esf. I..sH
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-06

THE GrGphk says there are thres courses
which man may pursue towards the person
who has Wronged him-sue, forgive or shoot
him. There Is Anosher-he may hang himself,
which in many cases would BE- great gain 70
the community,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-06

READERs OF TIE NATIONAL REPunLr-
CAN IsaVfn9 tie eity for the sS7Sa'T Ga"
AGps the Pop[ mailed to their GdSSeE for
SGsty-sis osas per month IN GdUGnos.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-06

IT Is not true that Gen. Butler is In any
way responsible for the recent terrible Good
at Allegheny. Pa. .a
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-06
pIANOS.
non A sIioRT NM Only,

FoR A slfgPT EIlTF oNEEy,, ps,es.,
fiANO! FROM tie tpli6Nihs "a ebfatet Victories.
IiSs e. "A 8 1i a' aTss.
EfF hQfn % olI3s 41n, ~, e1lf 41IA 80. 4<h
1Fb5 Sltlb iof sssb d ~ q = sad tilshts
Egssl .sssl 8 1 S.sIs 5Hs
-' -. i TX llkAg Aglt y l.iAAs asl0ya,,
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.s.Iss9 .: 44s: Is ssl.! "a jsls ~. q
u ts sbssiss ga ssap 81 Jsfn,, SaSsl.
msnt ssa ~ ~ y.i leisP ihs 1ssssIss'
saa si.ll !liks gIssalsl AID lysr' Saslsel y
snsls osas ss IN 40 igsssni ssfssss "a
tha tgm TIVE hue ared iaeRlAna eellAls ltaa ~
stsesnsRi 81 IA 10 shs pFsSi,o55
and sabissl q ihs lliblilsl % thS 1gs snteshti
ssssas sRa aS iasS o 4a rs hs
AspsissFy ebisetl = gtys besH hsgAlly aslgded II
q lsn aaS 70 *! o. ssIi.lR laaisgli
LATE s,siSls', 4 sr, gsgS sg.
sss she ssS.Ssslos @ 20 sBSpy Vie tSs
terms gf be senlrssi 81 and NJ IurttlrG shall Be
y e. sS.d fG sSiR sSa ss
q the ynl.sd statsi 10 lhT court bGyinR iuFiiac-
III q, sohIrae,or 70 whom the arst award maybe
sss, sAsSIa gu e sa'9s iaiS Sgsss9spt szs slSs
sWAFd may b anaulsd nnd tie CONTRACT let 70 ih9
he rsslsa sSgsssat Sna Sends az q s S
and slsh neat 1svsyi biddef shth 81 rsqnife4 %
veT. ihf shEuii party . whom inc contrast was
The Sfrssmsn. van also provide that if at soy
tlms during shs coniinaEnee % The contract he
.SFfs's ss s9t ~. "a q ps s2s Af
s9al az " q sss ne GS5d ~, S9 a.
isssioS ,es % s e d ths Poss
mast.r General yithln tsn Gays aftsr notice, and
N a'f-It9 S 81 SCI SS9'' kGSsES Il ia8a'a
ne contrast ssaAet IN any case, be lawfully
a18ERvATIONs.
Ihe kostnesteE Genera reserves tne right tore
sgt any aud ~ bld9 N IN hS judgment, thg inter-
esN % We tpFarnmgni roq uire IL als0j ne I8ns
70 anpul ne Goa lraot, II u Ma opln,gli therl
shAn y fallur a sny tiul3to perform lssth lally
Tn d 10 mpSSa apsn ths Dep aftinsut stamped en-
Vel0pol and Wrappers mi ariof 70 those nov IN ne
80 el-- l.s-is ExFES3IoN.
ahculd the interest os ne government require,
MD c1ntraet may b axtlnded beyond TIE time
named. not sxCefding Tires months, w order Of
Tia PfafmAafaF 9cn9rAl, and the contract prlCca.
aud al conditions hsrsia ~ birth shall goTtrn IN
such sHtsndsd eonttasi. -.
- ~ ~ s2AP1.Es.
epeolmsus of the enveiope5 ana wrappers for
4gsli,la sad Soisrs q p,PsT ths cuts aad
I'D % agpllsaaon . he Third Assistant POST
TbIsa dssrs isssui SAD ! spsslnse o. the sample
asst ,t 81 Siisdis l. a. 4 ss ~
ouARkETNk-PaoFosA
! ~ pr5poial Eill b sgnlldsr1d unisA5 aao9mpa-
nied q snafahteei signed " q LEST
dlofS nhSs sls L lAsis proposals ne pfies
ref tl0taknd 4nfgl1pes % Nfau.aili lhrItllnT
ssalI (l81 ffadlfsd 70 Be a1he pf hfnlsSed n ~
birth u NI9 adytfissH8nil anl ~ rfopqslIs masi
ss made anoa lhs blAnh fasnl iafqi.heh ~ iAe te.
isPf8p0s3ll ~ ia1ifsd Ehteiorei and raWs5aTal
Wffjtafs.H y And adfflsss4 10 ihe Third AssIiI.6f
Psati6lsief Genera, WAihlrslsHt y ,g,,.t,
His'A4Thit fsaimasisf asaalii.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-06

~. g." mas wRITTHN what he calls poem,
and dedicated II TO the late James Fisk, jr.
Evidently the and 8 aru ths hrSt aud last let
tiers Of his name.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-06

Dun Conservative party, says Virginia pa
per, 70 Q now organization, based upon told
truths" "old fAlSehoOdS" would DO more cor
rect. o.ntf,fs -.,..sr r.r.fF
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-06

THE newspapers are writing about the moral
Of the Beechor case. There % nothing moral
nis. H.. EF.f ir IunI Lr 20
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NEW BOOKS,

NEW BOOKS.
UNDER THE TREEs By samuel IrsnsuS Prime.
ALcEsTIs CLsisurs houF EerleaJ
A NEW. THEoRY OF. aRAYITATIQN- AND
QrHEh eyDJECTs, ~ EDWARD L, Young,
THE LIVING LINK. ByJsmss De Mile.
SLAVES AND RIN9. DyF,W. Robinson, author
ofSLittle Kate Kirby" &e.
WITHIN AN INCH OF HIS LIFE. From lhe
d french % Emile 6aboFihn. - : -
BoNpEp pEBTs OF TIE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUbBIA.
THE RuINE. ~ Victor Hugo.
JUSTIN HARLEY. A nomencs Of Old virginia.
= By John Esten Cooke. ssr
sYRIASHohE LIFE, By Jsssup. sos
MYMorHER ANDI. BY liiSi AulOek.
From THE CLOUDS TO THE MOUNTAINS.
1ls by Jules Yerne. ETsUI % sa
WESTERN WINDOWS. By John James FIAtt.
LANDMARKS. ny John james PiAtt.
4 FaEkTIsE On MeehhAlei' Llsus on Real and
u ofths " sIhligtoh Bar, $40. Law sheep. I,
FoH SALE BY -
W.R.GO.H MORRISON,
jy7s-tf Law BooksslleEl, us Psnne. ave.
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SUGARS.
COFFEE.
9LOUR-DOwNI

5LoUR-DOwHJI
WEIGHS hest FAMILY, per Iask ....os.Ss
GOLDEN HILL FAMILY, per oB.AB
BURNT hitd.a FAMILY. ss.Sl isVss. rates.
ISAAC wENoBB,B FAMILY - ~"
A. ROSS RAYS HAMtLY,n.. $50 {
EXTRA FLOUR, Per ssk, %, as.s5 and ea.sS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-06

ERE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, KAs 4
EAReER oER0ULA TToE THAE ANY oTRRR
ArOREIEs PAPER ~ TIE plEzRHcToF o.
LUEB1A. .al 81
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twenty-five cents per line. acknowledgements
the head Of sEOr Sale Rent {" 'sWantSd, ~ Loet
and Found, y and Personal" twelve and . hall
centsDer line. 81
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DRY GOODS.
DAY GOODS S10HTFTcED.

Day GOODS SACRIFICED.
.locoSeysraS AsTinAoE cGiiSO, only cents, worth
french CURED Plqpo, 20 oenti, worth - cent?,
M1lto Pi9net less than folt, i3S esnli up,
ms counter has soods worth fouFumss the
fTkiols less than cost, 20 close out.
~ next season, as the whole sso5E e 20 b. tuF ned
49, ~. i. II. n. lNAUDAIN,
aus sc PonnsYiyanla ayenue. south aida
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PROPOSALS.
pROPosALs F0E 4 nm nay SfiPPTfi

r~-~0- C-@AA4o IN EUEELlElo.
DEPOT QUAKrEKMAsrnR,s OFR1cs.1
-. fHlLADELPiIIA, July IS 1874 :
Sealed proposals., In duplicate, WITH cory or this
tsenent attached 70 each, will be rec a.
t tns nee until noon August - 1874 for furnishing
s H. IN sed States Quartermasterfs Department
~ ~ ne tol owing named articles, Via
800 pairs w OOiien Stockings.
W. pairs White Berlin Glores.
49, kairs WOolIen Mittsns.
~ 49, paifs Boots, brass screwed.
"a ~ RAiiEs boOtees. brass screwed.
49, 40 PaiLe Buffalo Oversize ..
~ RaiiIs Arctic OVerslIOss, Buckle GaItefE.
"A ~ R5atLs, Arctic OYarshoes, Snow Exciudera.
l+Ng " Qollen Blankets
- Z. ~ Iron Bunks
AyS sets Iron Bunk Stats
= ~ 9atg stencil PlafeS
" ~ yArqg Yark-biue Cloth "A
JOG, oo0 yards Sky-hlue WerssV a.
a, 15rsise. VII sn6ecied to rigid Inspection,
Ana oieas - N sorned that full CON ancs With
Will BE insisted UPON and that no Ar
ticie tuf Nor 70 the standard win Be acceptad
a. M S,3s ne right 70 reject any
Bids are requested Tor delivery Of tia article, a.
Philadelp hla and also At san Franclrso --' =
Tor Information IN drtan apply 10 thfa oaHca
ERTsopes containlng proposals 10 "a indo-sed
.'Progosall for Military supplies, I" and addressed
BY ordsr OF he ouarternAs;s1 General.
Assistant uarssrnssssr ssnsEstU s. a, IN charge
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-06
DELIVERY.
lyTtcE ROfsfs ANp TURNTTURF,
STOCK on HAND.

Tha epntFaetof IhpI q 90 Unsl teqp % hapd
ftudk % the several kndl Ana danqnlhfiionf en-
Vtiopel AL Nrappara yHbieet 10 ne tobtFol % she
AGFdt on The pebtFiiaan "a AZ llAget % manufAqs
tnFa 81 l1aant % neet A orders Qftle Dapaftmeqh
AMI 70 provide AHaiasi any aud ~ genlnEgngiet
iiIst msy " titaly " ooenl eHflnr Gle ehllhHge
baFtlngnt mar bS promptly oiled. N
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-06
rEAs.

wshS'sr recently Sddsa 70 SuS s.OoE IN ihS G'-
partnsni BY IN, pursAaisSfI JARoE QUANTITY
OF SEw.oaoP TEAS Of ID. as,tn, varieties
and hence We are sew prepared g ss,s special in.
dussnsp.,. ~. 4
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-06

The eoaiyaqt viii b awarded % me lowest ~
lpsnllhls n dsI fPl lths engelopes and gLlppoIi,
" E,sS D. .:.;ss II.ds, sariaS .; "a, i'asI
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-06

THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
iFpu6liShed every Thursday morning, and b fuI-
ditbsd 70 GubssriberS AZ the following ratesS one
copy one rear, 9; three copies one ysaF. y; ten
eopiei one yea, sl5; single eopsE IN wrappers I'VE
-a...fH .
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-06

~ An eonIauhioatiOns whether On business O
Or pubHcauon, should be addressed 70 VIZ ,.
NUHTAGH, Proprietor, NATIONAL REPUALlcAN,
WhshinEton, D. c. .-g-....-..,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-06

PROPOSALS FO3 STAMPED ENyEI.
L OPES AND FEWsFAPER W RAPPERs-
PosT OFFICE DEPAKTEENT, duly "a I574.
BeAlef proposals will BE- received until e O'Clock
Furnishing All the stStamped EnVelope5'f and
''NeWsDapsr Wrappers'' which this Department
may require for public and omciAl use during
periot % four 90 years, eomnieneing on the LIST
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

Man subscribers, ss.OO per year; eco FOR -
months, and goo for three months. Terms in'
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THURSDAY Observation-Disclosures Y.
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IsEcualTY ynoMIEIRE - LII.

Bidders are notified that the pepirimant will re-
qulro, . con6lttoa Of tbs eontrnrt, that the en-
stor3d In apartinentg separate and distinct nom
thoao In which any other WORK 4 dono, and In such
Amsnaer as 20 insure sscuEiiy against losl hY Ore
The nisnanotory muss al eli times be subject 70
the mspogtion Of an agent Of the Department., who
viii reiuire tho ltpuIGtiona Of the contrast 70 Be
4 Tho c6hsrastoF, Ma employees and agent shall
CONFORM 20 sudh regulations e. tbs apartment may
hon time 20 Tina Ed0pt foF the security OF the Gov
eminent. - ia
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gatiuuaT gepnbIifau.
w.LMURTAaEv Editor ana Pr0Drls.0F.

The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, IL published every
,,orpIn0 Sundays sxcepted) at the southwest cor
orTofThirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
and l. furnished 70 subscribers Cby esrriersl a. any
cents Per month.
Man subscribers, 40 per wear; eco Tor AZ
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-06

AMAnD.

FsyPgpi. ~ llslsRsf sPsSIeps. aga Wrappers
ahal proper sEanlniiiep sad Adla'''nHa' Of 40
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CHOICEST IMPoErED, .SI.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST.

.GUNPOWDER, .5 a.
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'sST; ,siS M ENvvropEs

BIAMkED ENN ELJEE1r
No. I. Note sine, ~ BY 81 inehes-two quallties.
Ne. = Ordinary letter SIZE, Ills - - inches
Ne: q Fun letter size, s,S By * inChes-thres
No. 4 Full letter size, (for eirealsrs,j ungummed
on nap, ~ By 81 inches-One qualify.
h9:a Extra letter Size, ~ by % inenes-tnree
No. & Extra letter size. az by sH Inches, (fOr
No. T. 0ioisi Slzs, 5is-:s 81 IS lnshe5-twO quail
ties.
80. 8 Extra OEeislS;Ss, " bylOH ipehes-Ons
sfAAIPEp NEWSPAPER WRAPPERS.
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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1874-10-01

In the REPUBLIC magazine for Oc-
tober, published at Washington, D.
c., "The Southern Situation" is the
topic of the leading article. The sub
ject is fully and impartially presen-
ted. In the same issue there is a
chronological list of the recent muir
ders and outrages in Alabama, Ar
kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Ten
nessee and Texas. 1t contains also
an account of eighteen political
State Conventions-Democratic, Re
publican and Independent-held in
September, with synopsis of the
platforms or resolutions of each.
The October number also has an
article on "The Union Army of the
Great Rebellion" with tabulated
statements of the full rolls of the
army, by States, including volun-
teers, regulars and colored troops,
and the numbers, by States, who
were skilled, "died," or missing in
battle" 1t contains also about TWEEN
ty articles on the political topics Of
the day, and an official record Of
the action of the administration in
reference to the Louisiana rebellion
Terms 50 year, or 81 per volume
of six months.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1874-10-01

This is the last week of the Great
Exposition, and we advise all who
can go not to miss the opportunity.
A day spent last week Pin looking at
its wonderful and almost bewildering
attractions enables us to speak from
actual experience. We visited all the
preceding Expositions, and unhesita-
tingly pronounce this superior to all
of them-more especially in the Art
Gallery and Floral Hall. The exhi-
bition of really fine paintings-not
by the "old masters" }" but by their SUI
periors, the masters of the modern
school of arts certainly the best
ever seen in the West, if indeed it
has ever been surpassed in the whole
country. Next Saturday is positive
lv the last day.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1874-10-01
A Word 10 the Grangers.

Though not apolitical organization
the Changers WELD a vast political
power, and if they choose to exercise
it in a given direction, they can &C
complish great results. They now
have it in their power to decide who
shall represent this district in the
next Congress-whether it shall be a
|, man who will represent their inter
oests-a man whose sympathies and
personal interests Ito some extent)
1are with the farming ccmmunity-o,
Ga lawyer and "salary grabber" who
came within two votes of being repu
dated for his grabbing" record by
1.-The very Convention that re-nomina
ted him! On the Changers and far
mers generally rests the responsible
ity of deciding this important ques
ton. Let them weigh well the con
sequences of the votes which they ar
to cast at the coming election.