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National Republican., 1876-03-03

R~e HONE MUTUAL BUILDING
kS Association of Washington. ID. c.. Organ
ized January. 1S56.-The first monthly meeting Of
this ass ociation viii be held MONDAY, March 6,
at p. M, at SP1gerbund Hall, corner Eighth and
z streets northwest. Entrance on Eighth street.
The Secretary Will be present at p. m. 10 receive
subscriptions and Issue certificates Of stock.
Shares, ks00. Dues, 81 per month on each share.
5ubser ptions will be received a. the 0fhce OF the
Secretary, 45l Louisiaua avenue, opposite City
BUsHRUD ROBINSON. President.
IRVING " TIITANSON Secretary mhl-ht
National Republican., 1876-03-03

When the repentant patriots came back into
the Union, "hugging the Constitution closely
to their bosoms," the Democracy welcomed
them with a natural feeling Of love, but the
past few weeks are fraught with experiences
which convince them that they are too cum
bersome to bear. Their constant prayeris that
they may all be afflicted with the lockjaw
until after the elections.
National Republican., 1876-03-03
FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT.
ITO AND lII6 NINETEENTH
IIIG STREET NORTHWEST-For sale a.
or rent. Inquire at No. I62 Maine avenue H.
southW est. frbe9-5E &.1
ENOR SALE, EXCHANGE OR RENT-THAT
II beautifully finished RESIDENCE, i434 O..
street northwest, containing seventeen
rooms, most eligibly located, and possessing III
all modern improvements. Halftc3sh. Ap-AAA
ply to w. NOTTINGHAM. corner of Third and X
streets southeast, or to T. A. POSEY, Fort Foote,
Maryland. ian2l-tf
ENOR SALE OR RENT. ON GEORGETOWN
u HElGHTS--The residence Of the late Morris
Adler, ESQ.,; brick house, with fourteen rooms,
kitchen and pantry; one acre Of ground. Kent,
$50 per month. Apply to w. II. DOU&AL, corner
Rosd and High streets. oc3o-tf
National Republican., 1876-03-03

Fifty thousand troops will now go to Cuba to
quen the inssrrection. The magnanimous
thing would be for Alfonso to put Don Carlos
at their head if he would go. The Don once
proposed that Alfonso should go there while
he himself should stay at home and do gaardG
costa service.
National Republican., 1876-03-03

While Ben. Hill was attempting to fasten
the blame of secession upon the New England
States, the other day, a Northern Democrat,
keenly appreciating the value of such episodes
to the Republican cause, said to a gentleman
on the floor, That man Hill would bankrupt
he'll if he attempted to defend the cause of his
Satanic majesty"
National Republican., 1876-03-03

i7R PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR
4 " Sixtb-street Depot -First-class board,
with room, from ss to $40 per week; transient $50
PER day. fclt-tf
TNREMONT HOUSE, COR OF SECOND
Il STREET AND INDIANA AVENUE.
Rates; per day, q. 50; per week, SO: per month,
tsS. Table board per month, te5 This favorte hotel
has recently been improved, newly furnished aRd
heated with steam. Metropolitan cars pass the
house TO and from the Capitol. No liquors sold.
de29-1 y. p. HILL. Proprietor,
National Republican., 1876-03-03

CEND 25c. To O. p. ROwELL & CO, NEW
- York, for Pamphlet OF Io) pages, containing
list OF SEQ newspspers, and estimates showing
National Republican., 1876-03-03

The Agency of the Maryland Fire Insurance
Com pany, !" of Baltimore, was Withdrawn from
Mr., 4. a. Jordan, December ]. 1874, and Mr. N
T. Csusin then appointed, who is alone author
lied take risks and renew policies for said Com
pany in the District or Columbia.
JOS. h. MINOR, President.
Fs-Mr. CAGsTN'S Oaice, No. s15 F street.
National Republican., 1876-03-03

HcCc~SS((ESo.c(Hc
"OOD'S, AS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
w FirSt-clsss BOARD At from a. to $40 per
week: Table Board IS Der week; Transients, si 50
per day mar2-lin"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-10-06
The RObesOnian,

DUBLHHED every "wednesday Morning IN
Il Lumberton, y: d, by W. Wallace H.
Diarmid, has the largest circulation OF any
country paper in the State. 1t circuia'ss ex-
tensively in tn Q counties Of Robson Richmond,
Baden, Column Cumberland, Brunsvick
and IN the adjoning counties OF M arion, MARI
bOrO' and Darlington, in South Carolina As
local newspaper it has DO superior. 1t opeof
the few country papers whose editor and pub
Usher gives his whole time and attention to I'd
columns
In politics the Robesonian Will strive to pro-
m, te the principles Of the Democratic Ctnssr.
vative party, land is uncomprom:singly in favor OF
white supremacy. it's local colsml 8 will always
tea IN with the latest and best news, written IN
brief intelligent and business like manner. 10
edi orials will be short and lucid snd upon SAP
j-cts which directly conc m our people. AZ 10
advertising medium it is much sought after ana
has patronage see ond to no other c0un'r{ p
per. Est blished in 1870, it has ever since pen
increasing in influence and 'puiarity unnI \ y
has reached and occupied the very front raak T"
North Carolina journalism.
Rstes-Cash In advsnce-One year % 50; q.
monies 81 rs; three months IS cents. seno
three cent stamp for specimen copy. Adsel
thing rates furnished on application Also cs~
paign rates which are very reasonable.
august Aft
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-10-06
A WORD TO THE woRKrNGmEN

A WORD TO THE WORKING WEN.
What party has controlled the affairs
of the nation forthe past Sixteen years?
The Radical party. who has lev
led and collected enormous taxes, given
away millions of acres of our public
lands, plundered the National treasu-
ry, squandered our revenues, par
alyzed our industries, closed our
mines, rolling mills, furnaces, FORCES
and workshops, and brought our peo-
pie to starvation, bankruptcy and ruin;
thrown thousands of honest men out
Of work and banished them from their
homes to ''tramp" upon every thor
oughfare and highway in the land in
pursuit of employment? Is it not the
Republican party that is responsible
for all this stagnation in business;
for all this misery and woe? Shall
we give this party which has been
guilty of these crimes, of this out
rageous career, new lease of power
Shall We vote for Hayes and Wheeler
and thus perpetuate the reign of
Grantsn -
Shall we not act like wise. men e. nd
vote with the army of reform that is
low marching on under the leadership
of those fearless, gallant and honest
leaders Tilden and'Hendricks There
is but one escape from our present
difficulty there is but one road which
will lead us out of our fearful, con.
dition, but one course left for us to
pursue, and that is to vote for Tilden
and Hendricks. Business and work
ing men, shall we not do this, and
achieve victory decisive and com
plete? 10. ss1r5 a.. ..zr
In the event of thefelection of Tilden
and Hendricks, a new era will dawn
upon US, which will revive trade, set
the industries of the nation in motion,
giving employment to laborers, me
chanics and artisans in every vocation
and calling. Vote for Tilden, Hen
bricks and a restoration of our Grip
pied industries and general revival
of business. A7i- +@'ia -sz5S' d 40 $40
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-10-06
Centennial Award T!
81 ARYLAND PLAN s AHEAD

The Celebrated Piano NJ anufa cturers,
M1SSRk. WILLIAM KNABE B CO., =.
have received tbs highesi award for theil eran.
So are and upright pianos at tue hands Of the
intern ationa jury on mnslcI mat umsnts A5 the
entannIal e 1 h bition, in the sha;e Of di pl =
mas of honor slld a meiai OF N crit. Sy the Ke-
Gu lar syste N OF awards adopted by the jury of
the Centennial Exhibition IN. M mber of awards
lie a large onA, the same k nd If medals being
given TO p'no' of all grades, out the rue test "t
merit, it il alleged, appears only in the reports
of the judges accompanying the medals, and
this pia ces he Knabe pianos in the front.
The celebrated Knabe PiaTos are for sale at
HELMS hFRG FRS Live Book and Music Store.
80 and ii Market street. oct 6-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-10-06

tendent of. Public Ard
yet Mac Lindsey is its candidate for
Congress and w. w. Holden is its
trusted counsellor and official adviser
And this is the party that though
stained with avery crime named in the
docalogue. asks the people Of North
Carolina TO keep itin power
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-10-06
HEADo'Rs DEM. Elk. CoMM1TTEE,
'e SoTrTH WAsurNc.,roU
Ponder Co. N. O.. Oct. 9. 1875

render Co., N. ", oct. z, 1876.
The Democratic Township Conven-
tions of Fender county viii be held on
Saturday, the 7th inst, for the pur-
County c Convention 1t to be held at South 81 lt1
Washington on Thursday, the 18th
instant. r. T.. SANDERS, Chm,
s. P, BELL, Sec'y. - +. -. 81
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-10-06

Aud yet Thomas Settle is the candi-
date of the Radical party for Cow
ernor and John Pool is its Superin-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-10-06
TIE SENTINEL for The Campaign

THE canvass now opening is the most Hi inP%
H. tant III which the people OF MOI tn tslo s,.~
have been engaged since the mon1enfous eioJ
ton of 1860. Upon its result depends tne 70"
or woe of the state and Union. a..
TIE Raleigh Sentinel will, As ever, Pc pen ~. "a
front of the fight, sustaining Tear ees{ Nm a.
faithfully the car dictate. OF tho Nationai U.
ocratic party, and the action and NOMINEE 1ss. :.
the State Democl attic Oonyention TO .n% "
pledge the whole power and influence t,t
journal which, ID the past, has done VT ~
could to serve the inter ests, and presenWSo -ts
rights and liberties, of he people OF WV
Carolina. n
In order that it may be within the mean ~
every Democrat in the stste to reso 49,.
Raleigh Sentinel during the canvas, frss
established the following campaign ,ats.' ani.
OF postage and for country suoscr,oe! ,sth =,
beginning this Gay and running TO tue H
November, period of four months:
DAILY EDITION. ou
Copies. .................'.''' s0
10 Copies. ....-....... ........'''
WEEKLY EDITION. &.
In every Gaze tire money mutt accomPaS1 CD
order July 80
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-10-06
The Charlotte OBSERVE

The only morning daily paper ~ W.
the State west of Raleigh and hOrtn .dves.
mington, offers special inducements 70 t..irsa
tisers. It's circulation, size and us .hs yeai
have been largely increased during ~ Ner.
Just pastnand It now reaches most OF tno nffar.
chants of w estern North Oaroins, tn nics-
Ing an unsurpassed medium Of coz COZ atnn md
ton between the Merchantsof WhmInS
the people of Western North CarOnns'
TERMS OF sUBsoRIrGaI00@SI; mar .nnns
Ddily
weekly
MR Ad ~ar timing VERY oWs
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-10-06
NOTICE.
Meeting of OnsIOW Court Postponed
Until Second Week of the Term.

TN OBEDIEN W 70 PETITION OF
i the Off ceIs, attorneys and memb IRA OF bsth
political parties Ouslow county, Judge Me
KOy has postponed the Court until tho Seco1
week of the Term account OF the gereial
elect ON. A. c. HUGINf G, >. -,
oct CIV Onslcw County.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-10-06
The Salisbury Examiner

TSTABLrsHED IN 1863, thoroughly
always Democratic. Printed weekly 49,
Weekly at So and SIS. Address,
j. j. STEWART.
Editors and Propriet9rs,
ia "a salisbury, n. ~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-10-06
THE HOLDEN-KIRK WAR
and the events that preceded it.

LET THE RECORD SPEAK i,
Governor Holden was jnaugllrated
as Governor, under the present Con-
stitution, on the 4th of July, 1868. In
his Inaugural Address on that day he
dwelt at length upon the necessity and
Importance of strengthening the mill
tary arm Of the Government. On the
18th of August. 1868, in response
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-10-06
Fhe Carolina Household Magaupp

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QOIdshOrO. N q
, 1876-07-03

said: "Take that rascal below with you, that
lies there Oh deck" This aroused them ali, and,
as the Steward came out with lantern, Capt
e. said: ssWho struck that man such blow2''
* / did, SIR" said !, pointing to my left arm,
from which the blood was freely flowing; e and
I was the one that lay down from the yard be-
fore the sail was reefed."
+Joe" was taken below, and dressed his
wounds, though his head was badly swollen,
and 1t was many days before lie could get around.
THE MOST REPENTANT NAN
I ever saw,-beggng me, for Gods sake, though
I don't think he knew or cared much about
Him, to forgive HIM He said he had dou6lel
on Tie Steward that night,-who had served out
q glass Of rum to the men, as YVES the custom
then when they had been very hard ut work IN
wet wcather,-arld had thus obtained grog
enough to make him ugly and rcvcncelnl, and
he thought bitterly Of my throwing bis knife
overheard the day before. He had aimed at my
left side, but the blow had tullen upon the i1l-
duratcd muscles Of my extended arm, and that
alone saved my life, for otherwise should have
toppIed overheard, and that would have been
all that would have transpired as to my fate.
stJoe" " saled with me several voyages there
after, when was Chief Mate and Master; anu
he never showed any disposition to quarrel with
any one, but was always the first to perform any
duty,-one of the s1nartcst, and best, and hand
soonest sailors ever knew. "CAt'T. SAA.n
, 1876-07-03

tgU k1fH 1ff64Rt.
At last, there Is chance that cremation will
be practically tested In this country. j phi}an-
thropic citizen OF Washington, Penn, has built
large stone house on one Of the hills surround
Ing that 4uiet little town, for the reception ot
dead bodies, and q furnace scientifically con-
structed in which they are to be burned How
many dead bodies will offer themselves it is not
easy to decide. The Doctors fellow citizens
: (of whom, by the way, James G. Blaine long was
one} belong, as rule, to ancient Seotch-Iris
clans, who make a god Of precedent aud walk
IN the narrow but excellent path OF their fathers
from the cradle to their deatll-bed They will
not be likely to fling themselves out Of that bed
into Eeteru(iox furnace DR.. Le AIoyue him.
self will be remembered by members Of the old
Abolition Society as n lifelong rllical-one OF
the leaders Of the folorn hope Of the cause. lie
has given, during late years, large sums for the
endowment Of college for freedmen in the
South, and agricultural schools, public libraries,
etc, in his own neghborhood. Hc is we'll
known in the West and South as man Of ex-
ccptionable force, high culture, and broad hu-
1nanity. His age aud. falling health have
prompted him to this final attack upon Con-
vessatism. We understand that his executors
arc strictly bound to make himself the first
offering to reform upon the funeral pile which
he has built, after which it is to oiEcr to his IA
tive town ready, cheap, and dcccnt mode Of
disposal Of the dead.
, 1876-07-03
LINES.
Sam mad that should cherish
Thai which bears but bitter fr,lit7
Twill pluck it from my bosom,
ThOugl my heart pe at It's root.

*'Am mad that should cherish
Thai Which bears but bitter fr1it7
will pluck it from my bosom,
Though my heart be at It's root"
Cherish what hath been but ssmadncss"
All the weary years that lie
Like q land Of hopeless sadness
Meath i sumbre, starless sky!
Am mad that should CHERISH
Want and sorrow, anguished pnin,-
Bitter yclrnin.ss for the lleart-scnls
Sunken meath Lifc's restless matnf
'sCherish madness" In my hea7t-deDths
Strong and close Its roots lie hid;
will pluck them from its centre,
Though beneath the co:.in-lid
Eeart, and brow, and eyes are silGdowed-
All! no Past can come to me,
Bearing flowers timlu'd and faded
In the far Eternity.
ssChcrish" blight that fell from Heaven
On the blossoms, ah! 50 fair,
Lifting up each dewy chalce,
Seeming Ill the Simmer
Breathin. forth their prayer-lille fragrance
TO the blessed light Of day,
Sinking soft to fairy dreaming
SIS their idol passed awayl
Ah! my soul. no more despairinG,
Seek 1au pearls in shallow Gleeps;
Let thu Past No 1aore eHthrall thee:
O'cr thee still, Love vigil keeps,
''Chc.ish every dream OF beanty,
Every trait Of teudercst love;
Crown thy brow with gems immortal,
Fitted for The Courts above.
JuSE 20. MAGGIE 4. CONE.
, 1876-07-03

| Tn flu. Senate. the other fav i, 5;ecrevjnc
an amendment providing that after the Isl
day of January next there, shall be no mort
| luction to be made by dropping from tic rolls
the jullior commissions until tie muximuun Of
| forty is reached, Mr.. Thurman Dcm.. OhiOl
said he knew Of an INSTANCE where u Licl1tcnant
was assigned to duty as a Licutcnant- Coloncl.
thought that was wrong.
Nj. Cameron Rep.s PAL said Llcut. Grant
was on the staff of thc Lic,tcrant- Ccncral. with
tho rank Of Lieutcnant-C Colonel. Tic selection
was q compliment to the President Of the
army; and il lie had not been SELECTED for that
Dlace q Major or Lfeutcuant-{ Colonel wonld 1nyt.
been. What were tile services Of Gen. Grant3
lie fought nearly rs many BATTLES and wns more
successful tha,l Napoleon. Wellington in ali
Grant, vet England houored him with the title
of Duke. and Tarlin,ncnt afEnowlr|rei1 hs serv1
ICES bv rcwarding him handsomely. WHY should
war be made uuon Fred Grant? For this was II
war upon Fred. and u ycry small war as tI,e
Government would probably save s51l or sG01
hy rc{lucinsr him to his rank of I,icutcnant
Sir, Thurman said the Senator from Pannsvl-
yar,ia shtu1ld he 11nl,er ohlirpt;nns tn lin,
Crhurman) for aIorting him the opportunity OF
dcIiyrrnr such IN cxcellcnt snccch in fnv,;r of
Gen. Grailt and Gen. Sheridan, but his frienI
was bad in his history aud b.i in Ills lnric. 1Ic
{Camcrou) alluded to the awards bnstowctl
upon the iron Duke bv Great Britain. 4 siuelc
years income OF the Marquis Of Westminster or
1he Duke of Bucclcu.lt was more than the
whole amount voted 70 Wellington by Parlia-
mcnt, The Senator (Canero1O said Parliament
Tcstowcl upon wellington The title Of Duke.
bhe American pcople hid bestowed upon Gen,
Grant title greaater than that Of Duke, the
title of 1bc Prcsidcnt of the United stntcs Il
would not do to say that the American puople
were ungrateful to Gen. Grant. He Thur
1nan} did not think it right that a mere
, 1876-07-03
A 1TotitcrlesG Chicken.

Assistant Postmaster Lewis, whuc ~alang IL
hesra Lea 1i:I Ilttlc til Chicken caiin and ter looking
everywhere else, discovered it in box where st it
Ind evidently been Matched 6y the hcat Of the
sum- the nights lately not having been sa!G,en1 sne II
r. owls, hens were accustomed to lay III this
box, but, one Of them showing disposition tt to
set he !sbroke her up'' By removing al da4 the
esgs except one which had been used as nest 7rst.
egS aud covering the bog with poarn a,a +,ans hn1s
hav,1 hr mot not been any hens in the nest. The box
WIS @ not It, exposed to the sun, but stood under DEL
cover, and doubtless where the heat Was doles.
ahiy uniform. The chicken is as sprlsntiy as
chicken ever IVES.
, 1876-07-03
SOL, 705


| COHUEMNATluN SUITS.
| The Village Of Hyde Park filed q petition Sat
urtlay to have the damages asecrtained for til
| Improvement OF Prairie avenue from the centr
line Of Thirty ninth street to The centre line
Ffty-frst street. The estimated cost is 50, 500
4 similar petition was filed for asccrtaining tn
| damages to be incurred for improving lndian'
aycnlic for the same distance, the estimated
amount Of which is S2s,003.
DIVORCES.
| Nellie s. Eehoe filed bill Saturday egaIns
her husband, Michael j. Kel1oc, alias William
keloe, charging. him with extreme and repeated
ing for j divorce.
Judge Drs1mmond Is Intending to take 8 vaca-
tion in few weeks, and, inasmucll as there
hnvc been several cases submitted, including
some important patent cases, which must be
considered and decided before he goes, lie has
determined not to take up any new business OF
any litigatel matters in any case after the close
Of this week Attorneys will therefore please
time their business accordingly.
called in July On the stipulation OF parties, by
Judge Gary: Wednesday, July 51,SS5, ,Corder-
man rs. Bnsse; 3,215, Raphael VS.. Scandinavian
National Bank; 3.493, Coon rs Peasc; $50,
Smart vs.. Lee; 6S06, Pcttes rs. Brown; 5,707,
1e:a<a Theska IS pat pAgnew; ss winshp VS. Vlnge OF
Thursday, July eli $50, Crawford rs. Hayes.
UNITED STATES COURTS.
The Connecticut Mutual Insurance Company
filed bill Saturday agaiust Jonathan 7: Scau1-
mon and wife, the Marine Company, and about
on Lots IS, f9, 90, and 81 in Leroy Church's Sub
division Of the southeast quarter Of Block 81, IN
the Canal Trustees Subdivision OF the west half
Of Sec. 81, 81, II, being on the northwest cor
ucr Of Thirty-lrst street and South Park avenue.
The same Company also filed another bill
against the same parties and Frank Drumusond,
to forcclosc a mortgage for SEQ, 600 on Lot 10,
Block !, Of fractional Sec Is, Addition to Chi
caso.
Andrew Anderson, of Rockford, filed Volun-
tary petition Saturday. His secured debts
amount to S1,050: and the unsecured to s12,-
5542-23i $40 81 The assets comprise bills and notes to
the value Of S205.5o, stock Of boots and shoes,
$G,500i leather, S75; fixtures, $7oO; wagon,
sleigh and safe, sl75; opcn, ACCOUNTS nsa SOP ana
was referred to Register Coon, at Marengo.
In the case Of J. ". Butler & Co., on petition
Of Butler an order was made on the Assignee to
turn over the assets Of the estate to John 7.
Moore, Of Louisville, ky. This was done, and
Saturday he was discharged
SUPERIOR COURT IN BRIER.
John Baldwin, Jr., and R. H. Walker began
suit tor 81, 500 against William al. Clark
CIRCUIT COURT.
John Johnston fled a bill against Robert Her
yey, !: T, Gait, c. C. Wilcox, T. 5. Dobbins,
r Clarke, r. ?. Layton, and Solomon McKich-
an, to foreclosc trust-dccd for S75, 740.58, on
Lots 13 to %, 20 and 80, inclusive Block Z; Lots
80 49, 81, IS, Block 8, in Mason s. Mckichan's Sub
division Of tho ". 55 Of the n. W. 4 Of Sec. H.
s., f.
TIE GALL
JUDGE RLooGErr-Gcne1al business
JUDGE GAKr-aIotions.
JUDGE RoGER3-No call. ....
JUDGE Booru-Sct case OF, Anderson vs.
DuesbuIy.
JUDGE McALL1srER-Motions
JUDGE FAnW.LL-No court until Wednesday,