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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-24
THE DUELLO.
THE PAYNE-MosBY pIFF1oUL

THE PAYNE-MOSBY DIFFICULTY.
The arrest Of the parties to the Mosby- Payne
affair has efectually put q stop to any hostile
meeting at present. Their friends should all re-
ioce that such end has been arrived at for there
is not one Of them who doubts the personal cour-
age Of these men to stand up and face each other
rifles.
killing Of each other would settle anything with
regard TO the prOprletics Of language TO be used
in public discussions. AS gentlemen both should
know and be governed by these without eompuI-
sion at the rifles mouth.
The rresence Of Col Mosby in this city upon the
belIigerent GRAND, jus. alluded 10 above, has
been made the occasion OF report prejudicial to
the courage Of Col. Mosby. A pretended account
of q meeting between Gen. Maxwell, Of Utah
Territory, with Col. mOsby at the National hotel
last winter was given, in which tho former was
reported to have denounced the latter as the muir
derer Of his young brother, and threatened to
shoot him on sight when next he met him, telling
him that he was then unRrmed.
The facts as related by the friends Of Maxwell,
who was member Of the F1fth Michigan cavalry
during the war and after on duty within the boun-
daries OF Mosby's ranging ground, were entirely
different. The General had younger brother,
who came on from Michigan to join him in tPe
with whom he marched from Alexandria to the
front had the misfortune to be captured by 0
squad Of Mosby's men. When the youngster
gave his name, the captain asked him II he was
any kin to the Yankee cavalry colonel Of that
name who gave them so much trouble at times.
He replied proudly that ne was q DrOther. One
Of the guerrilas cried out that the best thing to
be done with him was to shoot him on the spot.
Young Maxwell, not reIishing this talk, and sup
posing 1t was In blood earnest, jumped the fence
and fed to the woods. He was halted, and pay
ing no attention was fred upon, but not retaken.
He received q severe wound, however, in the
shoulder, but worked his way back to AlexRn-
dris, where he was placed in the hospital, suffer
ing more from fever than the wound, and finally
died.
Mosby was not present himself and knew moth
ing Of these facts until they were related TO him
by General Maxwell He expressed genuine re-
greet at the sad fate Of the young man. for Colonel
Mosby yields to none as an admirer Of personal
bravery, especially in youth. General Maxwell,
as O military commander, was also Gblo to appre-
ciate the innocence Of Colonel MOsby in such o
case, and the two officers who had tried so hard
and so frequently to kill and capture each other
during the war, fought their battles over again
with renewed interest, the Colonel informing Max
we'll that he TGs very badly wounded and nearly
killed in fight with MAXWELL command. After
the interview General Maxwell expressed his ad-
miration Of the conduct Of MOsby and OF the plea
sure he had received from the interview. These
facts are related in simple justice TO both the par
ties concerned and without the knowledge oil
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-24
IMPORTANT DECISION.

An important question, involving the reIaTron
Of landlord and tenant, was disposed of Saturday
IN an action brought by Reason Holland against
Tobias Powell. Holland was the landlord from
whom the defendant rented . part Of house, fol
which the rent was 20 be paid IN advance. james
P. TuStin, ESQ.,, appeared for the defendant, and
asked that the proceedings to regain possession
be dismissed, because thu act Of Congress OF July
T. 1884, requires thirty days' notice to terminate
tenantcy by sufferanee and further for the reason
that no agreement had been entered into between
the parties that the possession would b. SuYTen
dered on seven days notice. It was still further
argued that the allotment Of the premises by Hol
land had not been made to the defendant with
the consent ofthe owner Of the property, and wa
consequently void. Justice A. s. Taylor decided
that the proceedings must Be dismissed st tn
plaintiffs cost.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-24

would take turns 10 handling them, each man
yielding up his lins aitsr catching two nsh. WIFE
ibis equal transfer Colonel Smoct proved the
man and canght ~ eut 81 ~ Sos or
The ENHANCEMENT Of the lines. At $3.50 o CLOCK
the party, Satisfied with their days Work, headed
hOmeWard, having caught CO swapping mackere
and three Spanish macksrel, Weighing in all
$50 pounds. The boat brought US back to the
beach Of the Stockton in On hour and half The
fruits Of the trip were exhibited for inspection,
and many of the timid ones remaining ct home
regretted that they had not accompanied the
party The sPOils Of the days sport we're dis-
trlbuted about among the friends Of the Usher
men, and they retired to their hotels 10 don Q
more becoming attire.
Jersey, paraded under the command Of Captain
George W. Smith, assisted by Lieutenant y. .
MeErath, tor the purpose Of presenting thsn ~ ~
speets to the Governor and cOmmandernSniSS ~
the State. They marched through several o. ne
principal streets, and drilled upon the laHh " ~
Columbia house, and elected the .n1SIsd on nc
occasion, At the close Of their exercises they
were briefly addressed by the Governor:
After the parade the guard escorted MS Excel
lency to the hop that took place at Congress hall.
There was also reception hop given at the stock
ton house, which seemed 20 have particular az;
| allied as to render dancing anything but pleas
ure Col. Dutfoy's efforts to contribute to the On.
Joypent Of his guests appears to meet with com;
the cottage, as well rs the guests Of the hotels for
whenever one Is announced large assemblege
~ buEG 70 lOllOMs MS llOTuluB TIE hQlkulL
departed for your city on special train at Il a.
M, although many remained behind 70 enjoy q
| few more days Of the sports Of the Cape. Al
Philadelphia they will make q short parade, and
In company with their ladies' be escorted through
tho grand temple, and IN the evening be ban
quoted at the Continental hotel, after which they
| will take the midnight train for home. It Il
doubtful, however Il their visit in the City o.
Brotherly Love is fraught with much pleasure, a
previous TO their departure from here It began &
| rain, and, from telegrnphic information received
| the same condition OF the elements exist In Phil
adelphia. They wore given a most glorious send
| of from tho Cape. In addition to the eompli'
| mentary escort furnished by the Cape NAY
| Guards, most Of the visitors on tho island as
sembled OF the depot TO exchange fareWells Anc
| wish them godspeed and safety while homeWart
| bound. The entire pilgrimage has been one o.
enjoyment, and each and every Sir knight 70
| turns homo satisfied that everything possible
| was done conducive TO his pleasure. The pro
| prietors OF the Stockton, Congress Hall and Co
| tumbia have been unremittingin their attentions
| and the sOjourners and residents Of the tslanC
have performed their share in contributing TO thu
| pleasure OF the pilgrims. They have returned
! houe highly pleased with the visit, and express
but one regret, and that on account Of its breyty
| J, Y, p.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-24
THE HOOKING RTRD-

The hooking. bird excitement on T street has
had its brief existence, and has, like the bird
folded its wings and hushed its voice. We rather
enjoyed the excitement while Il lasted and the
visits It brought Us Of handsome lady clerks; bui
are glad that with its cause It has persisted, and
We may cherish the hope that the LADY clerks viii
come again op our persop9l account.
II IL painful always to believe that there are
citlEent among rs Who would Willfully maintain {
nuisance, be It dreaming bird, BARKING dog q
misery Of those living IN the neighborh6odj Apt
We are Riad to know that - boon a thS fbhV
came to the notice Of the owner Of this BIRD WITH
praiSeNorthy promptness he suppressed him. So
heighborS sleep ~ peace, your rest no lopgei
broken BY bowling idiot Of . mad mocking bird
What natt2
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-24
COLONEL Standard AND THE THIRD
TEPH

ATLANTA, GA, Aug. IS, 1874.
Editors Of the Herald:
It has been stated, in public print, that re
eeived money from President Grant to advocate
him for third termI
pronounce the statement absolutely false.
have never exchanged Q word with President
Grant on the third-term question. I an satisfied
from the highest authority, that he has nsTsl
mentioned such On idea to any person or person.
living. Liars should have good men1ories-in thi
my enemy seems to be sadly deficient.
That General Grant viii, however, be forces
into o third tsrm election by the almost unaniu
voice OF the American people, do not entertain
even the shadow Of q doubt; but that he will ali
directly or indirectly in the matter, is simply pre-
posterous.
Yours, respectfully, SAN BARD.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-24
TOTRRIHFRT

a grand tournament and tsis ehanPstrs, in aid
Of Carroll chapel and school, will be held at the
Cottage" on the SeVenth-strset road, WsdnSs-
day and Thursday, August % and q. Those
who desire to prope-ly appreciate and enjoy q
fete ehGmpetrs should read Tom Hoods 'rIlnsy
Hall" From that remarkable work they will
learn all they need to know about such affairs.
"A word TO the wise Is ufheientn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-24
THE BR4zIELAY TARIFF.

The Department Of State has received . dis.
patch from Mr.. Partridge, the minister at Rio
JGneiro, announcing q further reduction Of duties
on productions Of this country imported into Bra.
ill The duty on wheat hour, for instance, which.
by the tariff Of 1901 was 152, has been reduced
to IL 2 the kilogramme, and the duty on kerosene
which was lSS has been reduced TO ~.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-24

The GALVESTON Nsys, bitter democratic paper,
haS the following IN Itt Issue Of the 18th concern
ing Gen. WIN. +. CLARK "During Gen. CLARK g
Naturalization OF this ONCE the Hsi0s had coca
sion 70 speak fsYorably Of the Efficiency with
which its duties were discharged, and OF the many
impfoVepentb introduced by him, and We are,
therefotG glad to see that he has settled satsfac-
torily with the Government, Notwithstanding the
unfaYorsbla reports circulated for time.h
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-24
AnnTI0N SALES TO.DAY.

By United States Marshal:
Al IL O'Clock, lots Nos 7, s. 10, q, r. Il, %, 90,
the improvements thereon.
By E. J. Sweet:
Twenty third street northwest
By Thomas Bowling:
numbered 81.
By Tbos. E. WagRampn: ,.--
At 8 O'clock, Valuable improved real estate on
TWenty-fourth street, between l. and u sLreeIs
northwest.
By Duncanson Bros.i
At 10 O'Clock, notions, fancy goods, hosiery,
scarS, hoods, coats sacques, collars, ribbons, &C.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-24
TRrLrRE nn1rInnr

The attractions at this popular variety theatre
continue, and Manager Rodgers will this week
offer an entire new bill, in which the great Lon
don comic vocalist, Mr.. Harry Monroe; the song
and dance lady, Miss Lizzie Warren; the Dutch
comedian, Mr.. Louis Spencer, and sir. and Mrs.
| Peter White viii appear
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-24

Saturday night ofacer william DFans wa
taken suddenly Ill while patrOllins bis best, OF
Pennsylvania avenue, between Second apa Thirt
streets northwest. Sergeant Arnold had him If
moved to the Office Of Or. HinRlipH, Mbsrk medi
cal ayslstanos was rendered, After Nhi6A he W.
tc ksh 10 bis home,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-24
IC0TDFVTLY gBOT

Yesterday afternoon, about O'Clock, while two
boys, named Albert and q. Martin, aged between
eleven and thirteen years. residing in the county,
were playing with gun, It acoidently exploded,
the charge Striking Clinton in the head killing
| him Instantly. The coroner WAS notified.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-24
TAKE CARE OF YOUR VAEuIBLES

Gall and examine the lre and burgiar.prooi
YsultI Of the SAFE Deposit Company, corner 81
keeping u Ihcprltiel JeWsiA IlVeT-WaTs, or other
VSldsbles. Rents, tom ten to sixty dollars per
ApnPm, According TO gte, Ne buItnsSt man can
Shofdto DO without the8,
Fsklvdfninq Irsm ne tAieaao SAD BoIion ara.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-24
PURE, HEALTHY REFRESHING, IEVI

Palmer's American ginger ale, Temperance
beverage, for sale BY dealers throughout the Dis
trict at so per dozen, OF 81 the depot 81 Green
street, qeorS et0Hn, d. o.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-24

JosN BECK soN sell the celebrated StlsheE
Lager Beer st els per barrel
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-24

While WInism Howard Spd Mstgsrss VIZ
both sOlortd, we're walking g0ng the tract %
the Northern Central Rsiltoad, short distance
beyond Monktsn, Nd, Saturday morpipt, th1S
were run over BY tbs express train Pnd inItfnuy
killed. Tbsir bodies HSSs tssTtally hAeelse'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-24
CITY ITEMS.

CONFINEMENT and happiness rign in all house
no Is where DOoley's Yeast Powder Is used Iry
AZ. Your grocer has i.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-24

TIE GREAT ESsLIsH REMEDY for Gout and
Rheumatism. All sufferers nom the above com
plants, either Of recent long standing, are ad
Yised to use Blslr'B Gout and Rheumatic Pills
They can be relied upon as the most safe ami ef
fectuRl remedy ever offered 70 the public, and
have been universally used IN Europe for many
years with the greatest success. Prepared By
PR6uT HARsLNT, 40 Strand, London, England
and sold by oil druggists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-24

Bur YOUR slate aud marble mantIes Of Hamil.
ton Pearson, Y. NJ. q. A. building, corner Ninth
variety In the District. Aipo iStrobo stoves
CRATES, ranges, &C., and at prices that defy com,
petition, conIldering quality. Gall at show rooms
and examine for yourselves. MRntels Of e2S IN
eQunled
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-24

TOur dispatches this morning contain the graft.
flying intelligence that the infamous wretch, De
Rlyhe is dead. OF all the low and dirty beasts
thst RAdieallsm has imposed upon Louisiana.
this soOundrel was the mssnOst and lOWegt Some
saueaIaiSh people nag think that nor the felloF
q dead, be should not b abused. We think az
fSroud1y, eueh men Gfe disgrace TO ht1anlty,
and alive Or dead, theT ipfamy should be held up
10 the dxOcratiop Of the world, and the youth u
the country Taught to IoRthS and dsEpiso thsiE
memory
with ths following threat, from the same De.
Isetahle povspspsT, Of July ., We conclude eur
81 : AnSis kosttiS gun Is fred between the
whites and blacks n hiI And surrounding par.
hshOS, every eGrpStbARfeI and tcsllEWa6 thSt
pad 81 caught VA, IN HelFs heqrs thSTSfIpp, u
bangiipg Dom q limb, We % dot fsS Old u 4
va ~ snI " NOV fSSt " ~ tsfkinS RSoutS
II q kith tegret erd notffhoA tiop thai re lay
these Sfaafl tFoip oar Democratic eIqhapga
befots Pc Rubde bdh hudh ~ apimuA Z PxH
Tested 81 o. PpQeats d FsptRlifan 90SSfR.
ment n I6nldGhk Chat 10 fsel Ii 10 Be our dut1
e RTs!Sni tkS fSOd 70 he people u The siSp end
IN n sSSeigaop p yin stlts sapt A Gsy Of on
quoted, ksi hat 6siI bentiHantS 1fe not ca
t tSS IiIi SSts EbISstS ~ SsTs t{sE tSgS q
different q atUds btfSIA he pSopiS o. BE sShItt!
While WIniam Howard Spd hstEsret VIZ
both sVlorSd, we're walking gOnS The tract q
TIA Narkharn 6ontrS1 Railfoad A ShoFt 6iskanci
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-24

Ifyou have any bread and cheese lying around
loose in any Of thp private apartments Of your
for yoa 6Hn Sssons H b.D S AND S Sss WI he e
ways stand f6u 10 hand never 10 GLOW any one
free aud Unlimited access to III loT rcd must
in this bSsutifaI world q oSTl I'd m hart tote
who they are, 70 whom, II you allow one ineh q
advantages, will not HssifhtS 10 take , nile
IOst Whia tSs PtOisrSd insS SsI hot been taken
W. UP.
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LAID SALE

J. Il. CALhEN, ct al, Is L. ANDERSON. ,f az.
Pursuant TO "a decree pronounced in rbe
above cause at tn" December term IS--l 81
the County Court OF NIaury county VII
sell 10 The highest bidder, al the Court Ifousa
door on the 2lSt day of January, 1874, the tract
or parcel OF land mentioned ia the pieadippS
In said cause, lying and beiDu in the "a ciys{I
district of Maury county, ana bounded as
follows On the north by Sandy ChappeIl: ON
the south by james II. Kittrell; on the east
DN milton NhitcSldcsr and on the west by
the lands OF ---, roDf.;1lincr obc1,t -,
acres, more or less. Si.iT land viii he SOFA -
follows: First. IL three para g. lots or -.
Lot No. contains az acres OF ,.lrar--- 80;
and Az acres OF wool and, In all - u l'eLio
lot Mo- contain, 90 acre, nf - - GIIeS'
and q acre OF 0""t luut, a. . aiG'T, i' W
Scon'alnN 2--2aei'> OF CIGAR 81, ~ III L.
"Cre> OF WOOD la sd, lu - " lt''' % Go 10 =
tHe " Hvis t-acI 90; ~ 80 49, y 49, 49,
30 ~pft land shoUiG O. res. q, ~ ~ sGi4, mn
-, :, a,-' 1. ,.,, 5i1 81 cogd in maj
" hole .r.tr.. a. ..en ID WIFI D." sold in the
Two huUI.e[ q ON TIL following terms:
l.ucy in gnS ,9ollstrs ia cash, aad the bal
date 81 p urt TWO years, So rita interest rom
uuirsd ale. NUtt> with good security re-
OF ia" IuIctl;IS,.r. -..-,
JNp.,I. HICKEY.
-rll Clerk.
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POSTPONE EMF.
Fourth Gift Concert
of Public Library of Kentucky
A Card to the Public.


The Trustees of the Public Library of Ken
lucky and the management of tine Gin Con
cert announce the postponement of the
Fourth Gift Concert until Tuesday, the 3lst
of March next.
The public viii readily understand the
causes which have made this postponement
necessary.
The financial panic, which has for the
last two months paralyzed the business Of
every section Of this country and of Europe,
has prevented thousands from investing in
tickets. The epidemics pervading almost
the entire South have cut off a large and
available market. And, too, the public
Judging from the efforts of these causes have
expected a pOstpOnement and have declin-
ed to invest without n more positive assur-
ance ofthe drawing taking place on fixed
day.
All interested desire a full drawlr,
for the reason just stated this COP <, but
had on the Sd of December, r ID not be
pOstponement now annou" at the short
il ICED will secure
The management
denied success mas met with unprece-
proceeds Of W The sales Of tickets, the
ed, amou- nich have already been receiv-
with 1t 10 over MILLION DOLLARS,
vet number of agencies i'll this country
20 hear from, and all Others in Europe.
Thus q drawing Sealing the gifts one
/ half could be had now, but the manage
/ ment deem il best 10 have a poStpOnement
| and a flV dro,ciHa.
This postpomem ent assures the safe Of all the
| tickets and \ FULL DRAWING. That this
determination will meet with the apprOba-
ton of nearly every one interested is made
apparent by the very numerous letters re-
ceived from every section of this country
and the Canadas asking for Il postpone
mCnt.
This action OF tho management VIII work
no dctrimept &c any but will be for the good
Of oil. By it the fortunate ticllet-holder
viii receive their gifts in fi,U while it will
not effect those who do not draw gifts.
In making this announcement the man
agement emphotioaIlu state thotHcre shall be no
further postpoBcmStt, and to this end all agents
viii be impers'dvely required to close up
and transmit Sneir accounts to this office by
the 2Ist of MAJ CHI.
TIIOS. L. BRA MLETTE.
de2-dtf Agent Public Library. KY.
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Pursuant 10 q decree pronounced at the
December term. 1873, OF the County Court, in
tbt. cause of ". l.. h,I-Seil administrator, ~
r A. Bullock. et nj, viii proceed to sell tC
rio highest bidder, al the Court House door
i'm the town OF Columbia. NaUry county, ON
the 18th duy OF January. lS5i the tract or par
eel OF land mentioned and described IN the
headings. and bounded as follows: Begin
ing at "A sugar tree in the Hampshire road
corner Of lot No. l. running thence with the
road north IS 4. east a poles 10 a stake IN the
centre OF the road: thence east l26 poles, TO a
stake. iron wood pointer; thence north l. 2"
east Is poles; thence south * Z; east 10 poles
thence south 10: west 81 poles, to stake
Rrinu'S corner, thence north S. and west
to th,, beginning, containing - acres, and
rpod~ said f:ni will bg sold on the follow
ing terms: one half of the purchase money
cash. and the balance ON six and twelve
months credit, note with approved security
REQUIRED of the purchaser, and a lien retained
i1.r' the payment of the purchase money.
Witness my hand, this Dec. 3. lsl&
T,rr JND. NJ. HICKEY. Clerk.
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