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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-07-12
Supplement to the Anti-Monopolst, July 9TH, 1877

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on IL boundary line of land
owned by w. Carpenter 1903
62-1OO # from point Of in
tersectiOn Of said line with Q
boundary line Of blk IS, tn due
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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-07-12

Miscellaneous, 4th Ward, City
Fuller, Webb & johnson, CONG
at NV corner Of ne I Of SO I Of
sec IS, T 20, r %, thence W on
! line $50 chs, thence n 7504
chs, thence W at right angles
s chs, thence 9 750t chs to q
stake at side of Territorial
Road, thence to / line 50
links, thence in a se'ly direc'n
along line of said road Z 49, 100
chs, tn n 4 20-100 chs to begin'g,
except G Gerlash's piece. -.
G Pears, CONG at Sc corner Of
nj of ne I sec 36, T 20, r %,
thence n 30 It, thence W $50 It,
thence 8 5 It, thence W 6 #,
thence 9 81 It, thence east $50
It to beg....................
d M Robbins, CONG at ne cor
of sec 36, T 20, r %, thence 9
6OS IT, thence W $50 It, thence
n sos It, thence e $50 It to beg'g
less acre to II r. -. .......,
D Lavalle, / Of W 100 It Of the
following: CONG 33ft n of NV
corner in blk 4, Robertson b
Van Etten's add, thence n 100
It, thence 200 It, thence 100
It, thence W 200 It to begging,
being in ne ! Of ne / Of sec IS,
4 90, R8....................
N Cournoyer, | of the W 100 It Of
the following: Cong 80 It n Of
NV corner in blk 4, Robertson
& Van Etten's add, thence n
100 IT, thence e 2O0ft, thence .
100 It, thence W 200 It to beg'g,
being in ne / Of ne / Of sec So,
T29, r %. =. ................
Thomas Stinson, q strip of land
st wide Of the g side Of NV !
sec &c, T 80, K 3D..
Thomas Stinson, a strip Of land
ftwide of the N side Of NV /
of sec 80, Il 20, r %. .........
G Nininger, strip Of land on =
side OF G % acres Of sw I Of sc
I sec SO, 4 80, X %, except strip
in front Of blk 4, Nininger's
add, ard except strip in front
OF lots 26, II, 20 and 80, blk 81,
Dayton Il Irvine's add to st.
Paul .................
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-07-12

LunaQn DQVtOn'S Addition

j. W. BASIS SubdiU. of Lots and 9, and mart
Of Z, 10, u and IL, Of Bass addition of out
Lots to 81. Paul.
National Republican., 1877-07-18
THE POWER OF THE CAUCUS

In these days Of civil service reform it
may enter into the minds of some of the in
dependent Democratic members of Congress
from the South to inquire whether party
caucus to decide who shall be the officers OF
the next Congress is in accord with the
spirit Of reform demanded by the times.
The caucus has always been one of the
most powerful engines by which the ma
chine politicians on both sides have con-
trolled the distribution of Offices and party
spoils In nine cases out of ten the results
of caucuses are determined by corrupt bar.
gains, in which the interests of the people
are lost sight Of.
The true system of electing the officers o.
the House would be for the members to gt
into the election untrammeled by pledge.
and unrestricted by the action of caucus
Why should member of Congress vote fol
any man for Speaker except the person hi
himself considers best fitted for that high
positiOnr Yet it is notorious that under
the caucus system persons are often com,
PEELED to support candidates whom they
consider FIR from being the best. Why
then, not have free election in organizing
the next House, and allow the strongest
man to win the prize? Let the power o.
the machine politicians and of the caucu.
manipulators be overthrown at one and the
same time
National Republican., 1877-07-18
a NECESSARY MEASURE.

There are undoubtedly eight or ten life
insurance companies in the United States
which are perfectly solvent to-day Now,
the thing for policy-holders to do is to insist
that those companies shall as speedily as
possible invest the bulk of their assets in
United States bonds, to be deposited with
the State treasurers of the States in which
the companies are located, to be by them
held in trust for the benefit of policy
holders.
The national banks of the country are not
allowed to keep in their own safes the bonds
which they are required to own as security
for their circulation, but they are compelled
to deposit them in the Treasury of the Uni
ted States beyond the control of the officers
of the banks. Now, although great many
of the banks would keep the bonds safely
and sacredly in their own vaults, yet Others
would not do so, and hence the propriety OF
the rule of requiring all to deposit them in
the Treasury. There are, of course, still
stronger reasons for requiring life insurance
companies to place the money which be.
longs to widows and orphans beyond the
reach of imprudent or dishonest officers.
National Republican., 1877-07-18
POLITICAL CHARITY,

The ground upon which most OF the OPP
position to the Presidents Southern policy
is based is that the people Of the South are
hostile to national unity. The charge is
not only contrary to the facts, but is founded
upon narrow and unphilosophical view Of
the causes of the late rebellion.
The extracts which appear In THE RE-
PUBLICAN from day to day from leading
journals in the South do not exhibit any of
that bitter hostility to the National Gov
eminent which statesmen like WADE and
BLAINE seem to fear so much We know
of no better way Of judging as to what the
sentiments of people are than by the ex-
pressions which are to be found in their
newspapers, and tried by this test we say
that the general feeling of the South is
Overwhelmingly loyal and conciliatory.
1t is, moreover, a very grave mistake to
suppose that because the South seeded
in 1851 any general sentiment of dis
loyalty exists there now. We do not
believe that, even IN 1851, more than one
third Of the voters in the South as whole
favored secession. The storm of excite
ment enabled few daring men to overawe
the mass Of moderate men and carry every
thing their own way. When the war ended
the great mass of the Southern people, to
Say hOtninR Vi Ine COlOreu peOple, came
back cheerfully into the Union, and are
to-day loyal to 1t.
The secession feeling owed its power to
the danger with which the success of the
Republican party threatened slavery. Now
that slavery is abolished and the South
have in good faith scquiesced in it, there is
no reason why there should be among them
any hostility to the General Government
especially as the benefits which it can now
confer upon that region are greater than
any which the North can expect directly
Such enterprises rs the Southern Pacific
railroad give the people Of the South deeT
and practical interest in the prosperity Of
the General Government
| Attachment to the General Government
will always largely depend upon the bene
fits which 1t confers upon the people. If Il
is wisely administered, so as to carry bless.
ings impartially to every part of the land
1t will constantly gain a stronger and
stronger hold upon the people of all regions
Of the Republic. Equal laws pure and
economical government and judicious appli
cation of the national resources to make
needed internal improvements will do 9
thousand times more to strengthen the na-
tional unity than twenty regiments Of
troops perpetually quartered in the South
as demanded by the policy ofcertain states
men.
National Republican., 1877-07-18
A WISE COYCL USION.

The press of the entire country was con-
vulsed over some casual remarks made by
the President to Assistant Secretary Nc
CORMICK, in which he expressed the opinion
that officers who were members of COM
mittee which, like the National Committee,
did not have any active work to do, would
not be required to resign their political of
fees. As we stated yesterday twas under
stood that the decision was not final, but
that the matter would be fully discussed in
Cabinet meeting, and final conclusion
reached. As we predicted, the matter was
discussed in Cabinet meeting yesterday, and
after considering the subject in all its as,
spects it was concluded to be best to re,
quire all members of the National Commit
tee who are in the Government service Ia
resign from one of the positions This
more mature Judgment is undoubtedly cor.
rect, in view of the fact that the National
Committee is supposed to have great deal
of power which might be exerted, directly
and indirectly, in shaping the action of the
next Republican Convention
National Republican., 1877-07-18
Baltimore Stock Market

Baltimore Stock Market
Special Dispatch to the National Republican.
QUIET and sc only ivy ods ,od wss S'rs
at %, closing at s5sSps The common closed without
ssis 3 @ ns sna Ra { I so,ins ns
q, S soss ass 1000 do: 2ds at a,4 closing a. ~ and
EsSsSSey SSIS MsI ara GIN "a: closed Gen
Or Alex. lists at To@s2 the 2ds at oss7o mo bsisncs
OF the list was very dull.
Commerce.
BALTMoaE JalS l'-cotton firm and shade
b,FSsl FSqf san.s.IS S%s And sSys and
~: s$S Ill., &s:s s$$ III
higher M.a,a; southern 1d white ess DO yellov seS
sSSihSs5n prime, ssS,, tS$ts:: %sstsrn white Nh
H SSd @S nU%ina %& q %& ass Sa,Ss % AND E
changed PsSvslSn; arm and qgSSsnEed 1HItST
5 sspsS = coiss dS and GSa ncnlSa '' &hSfy
@ Ss. sis .s.ss Ssss. sspss sssss
ols., Ssw YGHt @ , - S u S,g Gg'q
anss Ss; Ss and awsr sS,sr SS SS ses SS h
SSpSSgaSge And and state % others w
| unchanged. Cornmeai unchanged. Wheat some
favoI; ungrnded spring, sl.osfilo; No spring and
NJ, Minnesota, h!S new Southern. n .eoei.s6 No
ehsnssd Barley md barley lr%T % rne
S %s
pngraded do. 0o99ic; steamer mixed 6obsoic; No.
mtxed Western and State. SstGssc.; white do, tGa
| esd Hay and Hops unchanged. Coffee-Rio quiet ant
Molasssh dull and unchanged Rice steady, with
fair inquiry; Petroleum Arm and quiet; crude, 7c.
lower at n. .s5i s7 for strained: Turpenne stead,
Hna unchsnged ne g. Eggs firm PORK dull heavy anf
and decidedly lower sa2S for new prime steam ant
t0.35 for old do Cheese firm ut 4ktDiOc for common
70 prime. Linseed quiet at s2os'i92O6, gold, time
Whisky firm at Si.i2
| Freghts TO Liverpool more active and frmer; corn
| steam, 6SG5,id.; wheat, steam, 5A616d.
National Republican., 1877-07-18

THE subscriptions to the new loan up 70
lions, with several counties" TO hear from
which will probably swell these figures to
much larger sum. While showing In sub
stantial manner the implicit confidence o.
the public In the credit Of the Government, II
is also gratifying to observe that by 50 readily
investing their money in bohds bearing such q
low rate Of interest as four per cent, our people
have evinced a disposition to cut loose from
speculations which, although offering greater
inducements, have hitherto, In countless In
stances, been attended with ruinous results
1t can safely be asserted that those chimerioal
schemes which have enriched the sharpers who
begot them will not find very fertile sop to
grow upon and thrive In this country In
future. .--r
National Republican., 1877-07-18

IT SEEMS that the decision Of Mr, HAYES that
Notwithstanding his recent civil service feform Of
der so called, members of the National Republican
Committee need not resign Hny Federal Offices
which they may happen to hold and MAY sill Re.
% "Sont by % the Hon. A. i. 6oRNELE, Naval ossceS ii
this city. This gentleman had made up his mind
that he would not submit to the civil service order
would continue te do his dYy " tho setisS Sotk
many reasons and we congratulate him Especially
on standing firm for the rights 9f every American
citizen, and compelling Mr.. HAYES 10 modify and
withdraw some Of his false pretenees "a he has now
done.
The foregoing emanates from CHARLEY
DANA's Sun, which for reason not difficult Ia
guess has become the champion Of those fed.
eral officials In the new New York Custom
House who think their positions are In
jeopardy because their records do not justify
an honest administration in retaining then
any longer In office than Is absolutely neoes
sary.
National Republican., 1877-07-18

GEN GARFIELD, In recent interview eG-
pressed tine opinion that HAYES acted wisely
in wit hdrawing the troops from the South;
that interference had to stop, and that the
President selected the best possible time to
make the change.
National Republican., 1877-07-18

cumstances Of the case there can be no
doubt as to the wisdom of the order issued
to ORD, or as to the duty Of every American
citizen to sustain our Government in what
ever measures it may become necessary to
adopt to stop the perpetration Of further
wrongs, to secure compensation for the
damages we have sustained, and the pay
ment Of any expenses we may have to in
cur in enforcing payment of the same.
National Republican., 1877-07-18

A CONSIDERABLE part OF tho $1,000 made over TO
former to promote his election was collected froni
the employees Of the New York custom-house.
considering the propriety of asking Mr.. HAYE to
refund TO them the amounts which they contrib
utcd.
The above Is from CHARLEY DANA's SIN,
the organ and defender Of Collector ARTHUR
and the custom house ring.
National Republican., 1877-07-18

THERE Is no act of President HAYES that
will receive the hearty appreciation Of the peo.
pie, irrespective of party, more than the sum.
mary dismissal of ARTHUR, SHARPE, CORNELL,
LYDEcKER, and the rest Of the New York
Custom House, which under their rule has be-
come, rs everybody knows, political Augean
stalla
National Republican., 1877-07-18
THE GUILT OF GROVER ESTAB-
IISHED

The investigation now going on as to the
means used by GROVER to secure his cleo
tion as Senator from Oregon has established
the fact very conclusively that he secured
his place by bribery. In these days of re-
case of Mr.. GROVER, and the people of Ore
gon will have chance to fill his seat with
an honest man.
National Republican., 1877-07-18

THE STRIKE on the Baltimore and Ohio rail.
road has assumed mammoth proportions. 1t IL
probable that large force Of troops will be
required to disperso the rioters and preserve
tho peace. The situation Is alarming.
National Republican., 1877-07-18

NOTHING so greatly delights the soul Of an
old-fashioned machine politician as to run o
caucus Its affords fine opportunity for that
management by which the interests Of the
few are promoted at the expense of the many.
National Republican., 1877-07-18

GEN. EWING says that If the Democracy Of
Ohio should call upon him to lead them this
fall he will not feel at liberty to decline. He
will no doubt receive tho call, for he is the
representative man of his party In that State.
National Republican., 1877-07-18

nothing to prevent the people who think alike
from acting together and making their In
6uence felt for good. Concilistion is the
watchword Of the hour.
National Republican., 1877-07-18
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National Republican., 1877-07-18

If ALL the people, both in the North and
South, who are tired of sectionalism and party
bitterness should agree to stand by the Presi'
dent in his policy of reform and oonoiliation,
,Icir numbers would astonish and terrify the
.',,.c,ans who are not willing that the enmi
U..gt ."u past should be forgotten. There is
National Republican., 1877-07-18
ALL SHADES OF OPINION.

The satjoimed editorial extracts from promi-
neM American newspapers, irrespective Of party,
are pnblished just any other ne,cs itsms, solelt
for the information Of our readers. Our otcr
opinions and riers wa AZ usual, Be expressed onli
IN our editorial colNmns,
National Republican., 1877-07-18

THE President will not visit the White Sui.
phur Springs There are other ways Of advcr.
tising watering place than at the expense Of
the Executive
National Republican., 1877-07-18

THDRE can be no thorough reform In the
politics Of tho country until the tyranny Of
the caucus is overthrown.
National Republican., 1877-07-18
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK,
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE


NORTH, WEST, NoRrHwKsr AND sGgTnwE;r3, 81,
LRAvH wAsHISeroS.
60 a m, Baltimore and way stations
go a M, Baltimore, Annapolis, and way stations
76C a m, White Sulphur and Valley Springs EI.
press, makes no stops between Washington and Har
s7:s5 A. H., st. Louis Cincinnati Chicago and Pitts
burg express, Hagerstown, except Sunday
$500 a. M. baltimore eNDfera4
8io. a m, Piedmont strasburs, Winchester, HAsers-
town, Point Of ROCKS and way stations
$50 a m, New York, Philadelphia, Boston and BAL
300 ! H. Esl,imoss and: way stations, on Sunday
10 m, BaltimofS eIpfes.
iSio a m, baltimore Eillcott city. Annapolis and
si;S ?. M, n y, and PDilA Express. On Sunday
70 BAlto only, stopping al all stations Connects for
sS p M, baltimore and way stations
40 b m, Baltimore and Laurel express,
fS p M, PIT OF Rocks, Frederick, Hagerstown, Win.
chester, and way stations.
$50 3. M, Phiiadeipha Norfolk and baltimore ex.
10 boat
-6IS D. M. Chicago and Columbus express wlnches-
ter and HagoIstown. except Sunday. s>AA
fTO D. m, Baltimore express. 49,
s7a5 b. m, baltimore and wav stations.
800 ?. m, Point Of Rocks and way stations Metre
.eS !. m, 81 Lopp snq o,ncinnau express.
1000 .. m, New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore
| express.
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National Republican., 1877-07-18

KING CAUCUS has been powerful, but his
days arc numbered
National Republican., 1877-07-18
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.

THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Ia now conceded 10
be prominently the best daily newspaper pub
lishcd In Washington, and prints more reading
matter in each issue than all the other daily Jour
mails Of the Capital combined Noontains the latest
tolegraphio news and correspondence 1t Is free
nom all Objectionable articles, reports and adver
tisements, and may be safely admitted 10 every do
mestic circle.
Tho NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Is delivered by car.
fers TO any address in the District Of Columbia for
Fifty Cents a Month
or
Twelve Cents n Week.
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN will be mailed to sub
pcribers in the United States POSTAGE rREPAIp, at
the following rates, always in advance:
One year ''''''''''''' " " "
klN "
Three s'''''.''''''"''' y
One w
The above rates are invariable. Remit In Post
Once money orders, II possiblei otherwise send
money in a registered letter.
Address NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, Washington D. G.
National Republican., 1877-07-18

NDEMNED-BALSAM COPAIBA Is CON.
~ demned md discarded as being not only worth
less but frequently Injurious II Is disgusting In taste
and smell, and Will disorder the sOnndcst stomach
and still the quacks use the drug Sanlfllan's ON Is
purely vegetable, pleasant to take, and will always
cure In from two 10 four days. II IN the only known
medicine thai can be depended on, thHreby avoiding
exposure and trouble. Male packages 81. female 81
Sold at Twelfth street and Pennsylvania avenue and
by drugglsts.
Jesiy W II. ENTWISLE
National Republican., 1877-07-18
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Finance.

WASHINGTON. July II, 1877.
The sub Treasury beinnoes at New York yesterday
were s follows Gold. ess0867G currency, 1ief02 7.
The subTreasurer paid out on account OF interest
tiI6OG for bopds, siS0oo Customs receipts, t2siODo
In New York to-day money was easy al iy6D2
Exchange steady at 4s8. Gold active at t05k,
Government bonds-some ffactonaiiy lower at the
National Republican., 1877-07-18

J We shsil esteSm II favor If Person, who
tsi1 to reosivs their Paper regularly will re-
pbst thss fAot 10 this once as often rs It oo-
curs.
National Republican., 1877-07-18
state bonds dull.

The following are the closing rates for state securi
ties, IS telegraphod nom the New York Stock Ex.
change
National Republican., 1877-07-18
DIED.

SlMPSON.-At the residence OF her grandmother
ii. Dunlop, 3l2 u street southeast, SOPHIA b. sIAP
SOY, a'ter u long aud painful Illness
Her remains viii he rested In Israel a. NJ. Church
"Wednesday next, the 18th instant, ht O'Clock p. m
The friends AMI relatives ofthe family are respect
fully invited To attend the funeral.
National Republican., 1877-07-18
The fSlloying are the opening and closing rates foE
the active stocks as teegraphed TO H. D. Cooke, IT,
Co., nom the New York Stock Exchange:


The following are the buying and selling rates FOR
Government securitles
National Republican., 1877-07-18
RAILROADS.

TINfvERsAI r. R. TICKET OFFICE
RAILROAD TICK ETS to or from all points bought
exchanged or sold at q reduction OF ONE DOLLAR
upon any other office or depot In this city.
Tickets good TIL used Bssgage CHECKED through.
nhi2iys sOs Pennsylvania avenue, Shoe store.
National Republican., 1877-07-18
FOR THELADIE5,

,,.....,.!So FoR THH .SIs,ts.,, L1IRiEs
SEWING MACHINES.
New White,
Ny s;s .THs5Ssssa H$sssss.s Rsylli Gl.e.
Howe
h'Sf %h.sisf ssH'ii; Z wilson
Reminx'on,
All Kinds 'or;EfRRiaNISs,H asRENSHS x P:F Z g., pSn'h'
-ma,sm az Ninth .tIset nsTsRwsss
HALLET. DAVIS & co.
THE MEDAL OF HONOR AND CERTIFICATE
OF DISTINCTION are awarded the HALI.Er.
DAVIS CO.'S GRAND. UPRIGHT AND
SQUARE PIANOS.
II. L. sUMNkK, Agent
sii NINTH STREET NoRTHwEsE
PIANOS EXCHANGED
AND SOLD ON INsTALLMENrs
AT
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
INTERIOR ADORNMENTs.
s. N. sETT,
ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER,
ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER,
(rormsriy Of Chicaso,)
S25 PENNSYLVANIA AvENUR
Gallery and Studios open Free to All
MEN-S WEAR
G. sTAkZsER6. MIR r,uon
icdu Near Western Unlon Telegraph Qnlps.
| T-H y Nj r oNs
SIS SHIRr t6B
MANuFACToRY.
Six hest Dress Shirts to order for s1ab0
Fit warranted perfect Material warranted Richard
sons best Linen and whinsutts Mills Muslin, or AM
| FINE FIAHEi.l. UNDERWEAR TO ORDER a
| SPECIALITY.
Six ready ymade Shirts for s six unfinished Shirts 70,
| N.A Boys Shirts, 62's and 70 ccnta
MEMS FINE FURNIsnINaA
TnoMPsoNs SHIRT FACTORY.
| lastly LIE DROlT BUILDING.
National Republican., 1877-07-18
1877

1917 GREAT 1917
Pennsylvania ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EoUTr
MEST
~ JULY ., 1877,
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot cor
ner OF Sixth and streets, as follows
For Pilts0urg and the West, 1910 a. IN. daily, with
Parlor Car TO Pittsburg and Sleeping Cars ffom
Pittsburg TO Cincinnati, ~. Louis, and Chicago.
7'i0 y, m daily, with Palace Car to Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Csnandalgua, Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls
and the North 5:25 n. IN. daily except sunday,
and 40 y. M. daily, except Saturday, with
Haven Elmlra and Watkins, at 1910 a m daily,
For New YORK and the East e5S p m. daily, with
Palace Cars attached, Limited Express on Pull
man Parlor Cars 9p a. m. daily. except Sunday.
For New York and the East, SIS q. M. and 30 q m.
daily, except sunday, with Sleeping Cars nom
Washington TO Boston
For Pniiaoelpns SaS a q, ano iao D. m. daily, except
Sunday, and S3D and esp. M daily. Limited Ex-
pres GsD n M daily except Sunday.
Accommodation Tor Baltimore, $50 O. m. and E0 p,
m daily except Sunday.
For Popes Creek Line $50 md 40 D. m. daily
except sunday.
Sunday.
National Republican., 1877-07-18

Persons ioaring he city jor ne summer can hare
THs REruBLIcAs mailed TO any address BY paying 90
teuits per month fnrd,iab,y m advance.