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National Republican., 1877-02-21
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~; North Carolina skies, old, 70; sugar qaiet,
Commerce.
MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
rI,ln,, MnW foRx, Feb. o-.Cotton dull; mldtllas
S.s. sdifan nes feIe,st, s.1ss q 81
gSE.s-S,s, g.s. tas,,nobSI bIisiH Psis. Fisass
SS:2a accf5 Co: superior western and State sSs 81 Z,
sSsa e sSSG sSt. Ss o and s:. ss
SR9iee white whe.t western cNtrs !, 1901 81:
ssrs sH sGssG fss.n foa 9sS y g
Sss 70 aoa Sis sx,Ta sx,T, geo g PE%s
closed steady Southern flour steady; common 10
ye hour F0GS eorn 70 ehSisS .s sS
sIn and qulel; only limited extra port and niiins
ssso STs SRsrsTsa 81 sPrsns anssf "a 81 NJ
spnikas &ss Sssf% Sas R0Sr q
sy%sna sS aTsi sS State and
barley malt d" and %schsnssd % 'ne Sofn fanscl.nEa opsn.Ea
steady and closed rather ea!er. with moderate
siss%sr Siisa S5s. low sliSd. s tsss, ss,fsi ss.i
@ white ss sSaiHSTa; as fs$eSc yellow soS1nsra saoS!
hs SS, ssS sss fsrs fe ssSs ssT
SS Steady; Sist s 10 nps good gs re-
rssnsd Ys il Moderate psi%%s s
Traaui;asS fran cs.ses Sa,si sIa CsSsEsd .1d
4 'isss u dniiSS ssssdy Resin da' 'p .sis:
" GW- ~ puaiheu turpentine easier ht fuc, for
spirits. Eggs heavy and lower; State and Penn
dn and lower; % new mSs. sS Bs BSsr aai rSss Esss
hams quiet; tierec beef duh. Gut meat-'Westcrn
quiet; middles easier. Dressed hogs dull; Western
,@.,hc; Lard lower; prime steam, go is. Batter
Linssed luist. WHISKY Arm, and he d at d os.
middliLs 0 uplands, l2Asc. "~'
wa .GS W:ssa :sH% !spss
Sis e. shper SS sSs5a Z ss "a do family F@l SS; Gy
brands q aGs; do family o., Wheat strong and an
winter rcd y 81 No. SChieago spring q; PENN
60; do do shite SS@l 60. Corn dull and fower;
spSl Imr S,s7sS ,S March S1ss; last half March WEI
iRtssdy southern prime and Western white iic.
sesd"No,bipg aninS Apn nrmea era a. ,ogiSe Glover
dlli and heavy; Maryland and PennsyIvanis prime
ylN9n Provisions dull and heavy. Pork All 7Sa
4 n Hulk mossts-Loose dull aud nominal; shoulders
Es sIso. ns :sSS BaeSnashoaldsrs 75@Iei clear
nG ro,, is1s B1t.sr dull heavy prime 70 choice
,snm dull and nominal. Coffee quiet and steady;
dull at u OsI9. "~'
National Republican., 1877-02-21

The investigating committees of the House
have requested the Senate committees TO play
quits and call II square. This can not be done
in justice to the Republican party until the
bank account of TmDEY, BARNuN & Co. have
been thoroughly examined. Those OF Chair
man CHANDLER and Secretary MCCORMICK
have been inspected, and It is only just that
TILDEN & Co.'s should be submitted 10 the
anne test.
National Republican., 1877-02-21
CIRG UT Court.
BE fore Chief Justice Cartier,
Creditors bills Coming up for Settlemc mt

Creditors Biiis Coming up for Settlement
II. J. johnson VS., Scott a johnson, an action In
MaRlstrate's Court to recover creditors bill, In
which Judgment given for 4, 77e, with interest
Fall, Ice Co. an action for wages 70 recover ,il6
VS., x. L, Whiting, crcditor's III for rs. JUDI.
mcnt for plaintf iI Magistrate Court, which was
affirmed. Holmes et al. vs., q. O. Ey ans, All ac-
ton on account for sioj, Verdict for plslntif
Hoostmann Bros. VS.. Gotihcly \ Berhcatt, al ac-
National Republican., 1877-02-21

The VIOLENT Democratic press will de-
nounce HAYES as fraudulent President for
about six months after his Inauguration, and
then they will come to their senses, and say
that his election was the best thing that ever
happened to the country.
National Republican., 1877-02-21

DEATH has established his reign of terror
among the rear admirals Of our navy. II
seems as though he was having harvest
time among the old salts whom the nation has
delighted TO honor.
National Republican., 1877-02-21
The Case OF Don Pist,.

The District Attorncy called the attention of the
grand jury to the case OF bon Patt In relation to
the scdious cdilori In last sundays uc OF the
CATION, and see " there was not sufficient grounds
on which to found an Indictment,
Major Brown, one of the incorporntors of the
CORhdt Publishing Company Samuel J. sahord,
business manngcri aud Samuel Handcmanu, FORE
man Of the composinR-room, were all subprrnicd
and Namlncd yesterday. and In all probability the
until suicient evidence Is secured on which an in-
dlctin nent can be based.
TheD lstrict Attorney Intends to probe to the bot
tom Of the an air, and bring the parties to trial. IL
IL Is found they are within scope OF the law,
National Republican., 1877-02-21

THE orPHER TEL EGRAMs about still hunts
and entreaties to "hold on" and "Glory to
God" dispatches which have been tossed with
the hell. broth OF political discussion, and
boiled and bubbled and clouted over by the
wierd and wild pressmen, are about played
out, thanks to the limit which time and
chance gave to thtm. The end ofthis tedious
gabble and Infamous 'gobble" is close at
hand
National Republican., 1877-02-21

VINO is the clerk of the Treasury Depart
ment who has been before the real estate pool
committee and sworn that 4 large amount oi
the national currency returned to the depart
ment for redemption has been re-issued for
political purposesi We want to see that man.
We want TO sec bigger liir than either Ii T.
rLEFIELD or MADDOX.
National Republican., 1877-02-21
PROBiTE COTRT.
before Juugc Oin.
wills Filed and Admitted to Probate and
kecOrd-AppoIntincnt Mt of Guardians.

wills Filed and Admitted to Probate and
Record-Appointmcnt Of Guardians.
Last will and testament of BcnJ. r. winslow,
TO Infants Mary \. Rollins and Lizzie A. Homes.
Last VIII Of pahiel wells. Let,crs testamentary
ofAdm@Eal Mira Theo. Bailey ,icd. In re estate Of Gath
turned. Copy Of will Of John !. Lee. filed. Last
will and tesismsnt % Mary =. Harding, nlcd. Last
will ofDr W. n. Drinkard, nlcl. Last will and
statement Of Jas, N. Davis. hlcd. In re estate OF
Geo B Smith. inventory Of personal estate re-
missing petition for counter security. The court
adjourned until Tuesday next, At IL .. m.
National Republican., 1877-02-21

A FEMALE returning board is about to be
organized in this city for the purpose OF count.
ing out beau-ahs who part their hair In the
middle, and wax their moustaches for the pur-
pose of bull DOING the affections Of woman
kind. The parts and wax being numerous,
the business Of the organization will be lively
for some time.
National Republican., 1877-02-21
Not . Case OF Assault and Battery,

A novel case ofassault and battery came up
before Judge Macarthur for trial yesterday. Mr.,
Frank +. Hill, proprietor Of the fremont House and
trottng sourse at BsnninF's, WAS taking his usual
airing on Pennsylvania avenue, on January asth,
While enjoying himself, and when near Twelfth
street his horse struck b. u, kimmel, who at
tempted to gross the street, knocking him down
senseess. His Honor thought that unless reckless,
Negligent driving could be proven, which waa not,
omly remedy for Klmmeli was In civil action, aud
ihis ihis might be foundation for damages. The court
National Republican., 1877-02-21

THERE was atplit-a wide yawning chasm
formed in the Ohio Democracy yesterday In the
State Legislature. Twenty-six Of them favored
preventing the electoral count until after
the 4th Of March, and sixteen of them were
against any unnecessary delay in making
the count. The Democratic party is on
the very verge Of q general disrursiss.
National Republican., 1877-02-21

their people, to the counsels of the Admins.
tratiop, and OF consolid iting the country
under Government beloved of all, because
commensurate with the Interests of all, and
consulting the good and happiness Of all.
National Republican., 1877-02-21

Now THAT CHARLES o'CoNoR, Esq is
apologetically inclined, the New York Sun
advises him to apologize to the New York
Court Of Appeals for the insult he offered
the Judges Of that Tribunal.
National Republican., 1877-02-21
Court Calendar for To- day.
Circuit Court.

Nos 3, Sicklcs Cook vs.. steam Packet Compa-
ny; 1877, johnson, use stickncy vs.. Duins; 156 Dis
trIct Of Colnm6ia vs. John u Lord; ~ Gius;, use,
Nanderburgb; 2it, Chiids vs.. Wholly q Co; 2is,
pRrcy; M Liyin gstone vs. Seymour: KS Reid, use
johnson vs.: Evans: g2T. Hoffman VS.. Merrimon,
?2s. Lane VS.. Cox; 20. Smith. Dixon q Co. ys.
Gon: 23i Hall vs. Platt sse, United states, use of
Reed ct nj. VS.. Thomas ct al. 239, Kidd Bristow
vs.. Esberg; 30, Creswcll ct al. vs.. Nelson; 2ts,
Moldoon a Carly VS.. Cshlli: 2g7, Hill, trustee vs..
Todd; 30, Morgan vs.. Childs ct al.
National Republican., 1877-02-21

THE ACTION Of the Republican National
Committee during and since the canvass has
been thoroughly investigated, and not one
thing has been recorded against Its good
name. The party owes much to the indefati-
gable zeal and energy displayed by Chairman
CHANDLER and Secretary McCoRMIcK
throught the long and bitter fight.
National Republican., 1877-02-21

der Of European Turkey, ready to cross the
line at moments warning. As Turkey has
recently, against her promises, sentenced sew
cnty Bulgarians to twenty years Of penal SER
,itude, It only makes the prospects, Of war
more ilatteIing.
National Republican., 1877-02-21

BARTLETT, of the New York Sun, Ia against
BES Hill because BEN HILL is for peace, and
to show his spite he says that Mr.. Hut stole
the expression "invincibie in peace and invlnci-
bic In war" from JoBN PHGSix.
National Republican., 1877-02-21

SOME Of the evil. minded Republican editors
Of the country who devote themselves to the
paragraph work. still insist that HENRY WAT
TERsoN's legs are handy. A square roar or
front view of these lovely supports of the
Kentucky editor will convince the most pre-.
judIced that they are as straight as a plumb
line In a dead calm.
National Republican., 1877-02-21
CRIMINAL COURT.
Refore .Judve Arthur

Lemucl Wccden, assault with intent to kill 1.-TWO
casesl George Smith; John e. Bayiss, assinE couIr
terleit money; Peter Lus9y kcepnR A place for the
Michael O,Brien, DR., burglary; Fred. ". Gaila-
day, assault; John Uenion, larceny; Patrick Brlcn,
Jr assault; Wm. II. shaw, robbery;
National Republican., 1877-02-21
SEEKING 4 SEP.IRITION,
Two Unhappy Hearts Asking for Dissolution
"A Brutal and Unfaithfui Husband-Cruel
to His Wife but Kind TO His Mistress.

The trade In the divorce market continues
steady for the counsellorsand material appears abun-
dant. There Is not only client TO supply the pres
ent demands, continuous pouring In OF appl-
cations has the effect to remove all fluctuations aud
give steadints to The business. Several cases are
on journey through the labyrinth OF proceed
that equity compels them to travel, and will be
turned out In few days ready for the nnal decree
In 'hc meantime here comes another couple seeking
solace for their lives.
There appeared 10 be II siowness In everything
about the City Hall Yesterday, excepting an the
Probate Court, where Register Webster found him
work. This Is probably owing TO the fact that the
court nee.s only once week, and during the re-
cess the business accumulates. In the Chambers
where civil causes were being heard, the business
lacked Interest ANY but those specially concerned
aud TO them u WAS not particularly attractive, he,
fore Judge MaeAuthorn number % petty criminal
nil, known as The attorney general for the poor,
bore eonspieous, as well as successful part. He
gained two suits, which Is regarded as an exceed
Ing good days work for one attorney.
National Republican., 1877-02-21

GOLD lowers at the prospect of the e,eva-
tlon of HAYES to the Chief Magistracy of the
republic.
National Republican., 1877-02-21

A NEW "Eight-to. Seven reel should Re
danced at the inauguration ball, If one 10
given.
National Republican., 1877-02-21

The BURDEN OF SAMUEL CoX's speech
yesterday was to the effect that the Democ-
racy
Had digged q pit and digged It deep,
They digged II for their brother,
But through their sin they did fall In
The pit they digged for ,tother.
National Republican., 1877-02-21

Sir Arthur Guinness, Of Dublin, has re-
tired from the beer business, having brewed mil
lion guineasin to his pocket,
National Republican., 1877-02-21
MIR. PIATI's APOLOGETIC LETTER.


Donu Piatt is out in q letter, apollo.
giving for the seditious article in last Sun.
days edition Of his paper, but linked to the
apology we find him reasserting and sustain.
ing the counsel Of assassination which he
gave noHr PIAIr rs an able and cultivated
man, and he knows full we'll the meaning of
bis seditious words, which mean, II they
mean anything, advice instigating the assas.
sination of President elect HAYES. He
again repeats and sustalns the assertion that
"if any man thus returned to power can
ride in safety from the Executive Mansion
to the Capitol to be inaugurated, we are
fitted for the slavery that will follow
the Inauguration" The true inter-
probation of the spirit Of this language Is,
''if HAYES can pass from the White House
to the Capitol to be inaugurared without
being assassinated, every member of the
Democratic party ought to be cursed"
Following this he says: 1--WE do not
believe they (meaning the Democracy are
prepared, Uithout blop. to part with
their hard earned and blood. stained posses.
sions II they had captured the Presi.
dency, itwould have been blood stain pos
session, but as that has been lawfully wrested
from their lawless grasp. he counsels the
striking of a blow in revenge. As 1t is put
in his article, this blow must be given to
HAYES. He does not state whether It shall
be given by the knife of lurking assassin
or by the pistol shot Of wayside ruaian.
but 1t must be given, or the Democracy
ought to be cursed. If Mr.. PIATT had
published his apology without again sus-
tanning his ipstigation of assassination, 1t
might have atoned in paltry way for his
vlllainous article. But as 1t stands now, he
has advised the assassination of HAYES,
and has published letter over his own
signature announcing that that Is Just
what he means. Mr., PIATT, by his vic.
lent party feeling and seditious tendencies,
has got himself into trouble, and must take
the consequences.
National Republican., 1877-02-21
THE COURTS.
THE GRIND JrRr atTER DON piirr.

Several Witnesses Examined the Inve-
tigation stiii Going on-A Light Day for the
Jurdes and Lawyers.
National Republican., 1877-02-21
EQUITY COURT.
naT.. U.A. NIL
MRS. BOSWELL rs. MR.. BOSWELL

, CLARK VS.. Pughe. This being a suit In which Jus-
tice wyle Interested, Judge Oiin will occupy the
scat on the bench and hear the case.
National Republican., 1877-02-21

7ht iWdiedfions for 70 ddV d,'c failing bdrom =
to-, wdrmer soaiIrsSi ,-iads, cloudy or party
c'oRdv N,dthtr.
National Republican., 1877-02-21

wEDNhsDAYi,,iiiinii FEBRUARY 81 1871.
National Republican., 1877-02-21

A miserable Minnesota man named Peter
|, GrSen speaks Of bis wife as Mrs. P,I,0.
National Republican., 1877-02-21
ADVERTISING Rates,

Duny-M cents line for ordinary advertising
Der line
National Republican., 1877-02-21
Securities. Bayins. Selling.

BALTIMoRF, Feb, 2o..yirginia skies, deferred,
~; North Carolina skies, old, 20; sugar quiet,
National Republican., 1877-02-21
WISE ACT OF SOUTHERN MEN.

A new political era dawned upon the
Republican party yesterday. The South.
ern Statesmen, the true and the patriotic,
bade farewell to the tricky, schemiug, fill.
clustering, dough-faced faction composing
tho Northern Democracy, and boldly put
themselves upon record as being against
any attempt to evade the decision of
the Judicial Tribunal or thwart its
result. 1t is the bravest and wisest
act that has been recorded In the
annals of political history for half
q century. 1t does honor to the South, and
credit TO the manhood and integrity Of her
people.
II the Southern leaders had done ten
years ago what they did yesterday. the
scenes Of crime, and lswlessness and
bloodsbed which have afflicted that section
would never have had an existence, and
peace and rich prosperity would have
blessed that people. The Northern
dough.isces have always been the riff.
raft element in the Democratic organ.
ization. There Is not one drop of pure
Democratic blood cour5ing 10 Its veins; but
as the religious imposture steals the livery
of the court OF heaven to serve the devil In,
SO has this faction, protesting to be AMI.
mated by the spirit of genuine democracy,
led q life as shameless In It's recreancy as II
was hypocritical in its claims. In 1861, by
Its reasonable counsels aud measures, ii
epged the South into fratricidal
and desolatiDg war, and while
that people were struggling under the
awful throes Of the devastating CO lflict, the
dough.faces. trembling like aspens in their
cowardice, sneaked Gland timely INTO their
Northern holes, and drew the holes in after
them.
They did not remain there, as the
country desired. Once again they have
come TO the surface. Once more they
have risen TO plague the peace of
the land. Ever since the Presiden.
tial contest they have been fomenting
strife, and incubating with the avowed OBJ.
ject of Matching revolution. In the mean.
time Southern men have remained calm
and unmoved. They had determined with
their people that they have seen enough OF
grim. .visaged war. They had concluded
that patriotism was more important than
partisanship, and that peace was better
than strife, and when the Northern De.
mocracy Yesterday again attempted to egg
them on to another revolution, they were
summarily thwarted, and left broken and
shattered In the House.
This was brave act on the part of the
Southern leaders, and 1t will be applauded
10 the echo by every patriot in the land. 1t
opens the way for new era aud a new
government in the South. 1t will break
down sectional lines IT will remove the
jaundice from the eyes, and lower the bay.
onets, and above all 1t will bring peace,
prosperity and good will, three elements
which the whole country most needs to.
day.
National Republican., 1877-02-21
Subscription Rates.

Daily q pagcsl by carriers, 90 cents per MONTH
by natl, postpaid. s per year; ~ for six onths,
and y for three months. Terms Invariably In adj
National Republican., 1877-02-21

Mr.. TOWNSEND said no had voted
for the Electoral bill, being assured
BY tho distinguished gentlemsg Nom
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- How can q man expect his creditors
20 believe his atnriea about "hard times"
"nn money" ruin staring him in the
face" when his wife promenades the
street attired like Solomon in all his
glory? The credit Of o woman's husband
In the business world often depends upon
the style in which she, her daughters and
sons appear 10 public. It il creditable
neither to the honesty nor goad sense of
family to live beyond their means, and
suspicion and doubt fasten at once upon
individuals who are known TO be living
q life Of financial deception, no matter
whether he DO politician or preacher, la-
borer or lawyer, merchant CT mechanic
1t Is estimated that coffee, both
beans and leaves, are drunk by sixty
millions Of the human family. Tea Of
ell! kind is used by five hundred millions
end opium by four hundred millions !;
alcohol, in its various forms, by five hun
dred millions of the human race. To.
bacco is probably uscd by eight hundred
millions. These startling facts indicate
a large portion of the race using some
substance Tint are either stimulants or
narcotics. The work of the psychologists,
in the future, will je to determine the
true place In nature of these substances,
and indicate where their use ends and
abuse begins.
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If you have friend will; n cough or
cold, tell him to try Nr. Bulls Cough
syrup. lie will thank you for your ad-
vice. The price is only 25 cents.
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eanilessoa 8 galelJiqeaeer.

CorToN SEED On FOR COOKING "A
writer in the Eouthsrn Plantation gives
the following ainis by which hcuse. Keep
ers may benefit: "Now what / want to
tell your subscribers is, that refined cot
ton seed oil rs just as good as olive oil,
and much better than most cf the olive
oil We get here, because it Is go much
freaher. About si1 months ego I found
ont that number of Hebrew families in
thiscity were using cotton seed oil to
cook with. l felt iutereated in the mat
ter, and made some inquiries about IL,
and wae assured that to shorten bread it
was as good or lard or other grease, and
TO fry fish or chicken or steak It was much
butter. I asked how il ce..ld be better,
and tine answer was that the lard lacked
n great deal Of being pure grease--it con-
tained large proportion of stearine and
other foreign matter, and when it was
heated these other ingredients that we're
not pure grease would commence 10 burn
at o much lower temperature than the
cotton seed oil--eonsequently tho meat
immersed In the oil at temperature
some twenty degrees higher than the lard
could be raised, was at once Drowned
over, all the juices retained inside, and
none of the grease permitted to penetrate,
and the result was much better cooked
and more palatable piece of meat. / de-
termined to try the oil, and nos state as
the result Of my personal experience for
ak months that It is far superior to lard
for every purpose of cooking, and that it
is twice as cheap"
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

are still the most thorough and search.
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employed: cleansing the stomach and
bowels, and even the blood. In small
doses Of one pill day, they stimulate
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AYERS PILLS have been known for
more than quarter Of a century, and
hnvc obtained n worldwide reputation
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their range can rarely withstand or
evade them. Not only do they euro
the everyday complaints of every
body, but also formidable and danger
ous diseases that have baffled the best
OF human skill. While they produce
powerful effects, they are, at the Same
time, the safest and best physic for
children. BY their aperient action
they gripc much less than the common
purSativcs, and never give pain when
the bowels nrc not inliamed. They
reach the vital fountains OF the blood,
aud strengthen the system by freeing
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Adapted to. all ages aud conditions
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calomel nor amy dclcterious drug,
these Fills may be taken with safety
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Il KEMAKKABiE CoiNcIDgMcR.-- In
1858 four gentlemen entered their SONS
at boarding school at Cokesbury, in
Soa.h Carolina. They had been for
years intimate friends and were clergy.
men in the Methodist Church. These
boys remained at this school as room.
mates and classmntes for two years, and
entered Wofiord College, standing rela-
lively first, second, third and fourth in
large class. They remained ut this in.
stitution four years, and were room mates
all the time, graduating relatively first.
second. third and fourth. They entered
q law Office at Spartanburg, and studied
law under the same chancellor. The war
broke out. and st the call for troops they
entered Jenkins rifle regiment from
South Carolina, and were messmates in
the same company. Being near the same
height they stood together as comrades
in battle in this regiment. At the second
batt!e of Manassng, August, 1864. shell
from The enemy's battery fell in the ranks
Of this company, killed these four boys
and no other in the company. They are
buried OH the battle field, and sleep to-
se.he: i: ssh:e same grave Their nnmes
nre Capers, McSwain, Smith ana Duncan,
and are the sons of Bishop Cnpers, Rev.
DIR. McSwnin, Rev. DR.. WhitefUurd Smith
aud Rev. DIR. Duncan, of Virginia, and
the last brother of Rev. DIR. Duncan, Of
Macon College. The grave is marked by
granite ceoss enclosed within IN iron
railing.