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National Republican., 1877-07-07
We Are All Americans.
From the I,ynch0urg virsinian'

Among ourselves, we are Nirgininns Mary.
iludurS, Gu according tu STATE designations salts.
lirh with that form Of state EUYurnmvrl lot dome.
,r prl.,- that suits US best; but IT, ll uUT rUla,
l.rli. Wi,u the outer world We Nru lmerlCAns-
vlilvn4 Cl The gIvalCsl Republic Un Garth,
National Republican., 1877-07-07

IT Is to he hoped that the Woodstock celc-
brati0n Of the Fourth, at which two political
harangues were delivered, is not to become a
precedent for other places in future years.
We should very greatly regret to sec il become
customary to use that day as an occasion for
the discussion of political questions about
which citizens differ radically. Instead Of the
sacred associations which the day now has, 1t
would then become an occasion for promoting
partisan intrigucs, and bitter feelings would
take the place of the peace and goodwill
which should prevail universally throughout
the land on the anniversary of our national
independence. .-..-.
National Republican., 1877-07-07

ToNDEMNED.--BAIStM COrAIBA is CON.
- demned and distarir, Ns being not only worth.
less, but ffequently nnrnns. II Ia Disgusting In tAAs
and smell, and viii disOrGcr tho sOuiidest ion,ach
and still tho qnncSS sc tho drug. Saniaritans GIN
purely vegetable, Pheasant 10 lake AMI Will always
cure IN fronl two tn fur days II Is the only knows
medicine that can be dCpcnlrd on, thereby Nvosri
exposure and trouble. Lnlp packages ts female W
Sold Rt Twelfth street and PchnAy ylvnra avenue and
by druggists
IeSlV w n. FNIwISIE
National Republican., 1877-07-07
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,

Tho NATroSAL REPUBLICAN is now conceded to
be pre.cminently the best daily newspaper pub
lished In Washington, aud prints more rea''ng
matter IN each issue than all the other dnily ion-
nails of the Capital combined. II ltrontamSthc latest
telegraphic news and correspondence; 1t is trcr
from all Objectionable articles rep"rts aud aiVer-
tisemonts, and may Jc safely admitted TO every do
nestle circle.
The NArIoSAL REPuniicAs is delivered by car
Eis 10 any address In the District of Columbia Tor
Finy Cents a Month
Twelve Cents n Week
Tho NATIONAL RgpUBLICAS will be mniea to sub
scribers In the United States, rnsrAGE PREPAID nj
the following rates, always In advance:
ono year
HS " ~,
One month '"
The above rates arc mvsriable. Remit In Post
once money orders, II possible; Otherwise send
money IN u registered letter.
Address NATIoSAL REPuBiiCAN Washington, D. C..
sRates of Adye rtisInp for Cash.
National Republican., 1877-07-07
The Fourth IN North Carolina.

From the Raleigh News: R .
There Is reason for enjoying national holi.
day Of this kind this year. The tempest. tossed
Union Is at last tranquil The war IA really over.
In oil parts Of the land are spreading the benign
influences OF reconciliation. 10. =. r
National Republican., 1877-07-07

THE improbable story Is again repeated that
GRANT will he q candidate for the Presidency
in 1sS0. One newspaper goes so far as to claim
that his speech to the London workingncn
was the opening of the campaign. and was in
tended to give its kCy.notc, as we say in
America. All such talk Is sheer nOnsCnce, for,
rs the readers of the NATIONAL REPuBLiCAS
will remember, we published n few weeks ago
the declaration we received from his own lips
that he would never again accept the burdens
of office
National Republican., 1877-07-07
Another Onicc. Holding squabbic.

Hero is another vulgar squahblc by the
bread .nud.huttcr brigade. Collector Tuition, nt
Philadelphia, has got into trouble ahUut tho APP
pN.ntmCnt Of some subordinate who il dsplclShg
10 Congressman ward 1hcrcupOn Tuition and
Ward ran on To Washington and dispute l'ciOrc the
Acting Secretary oithc Treasury aud the President
Is II not time to stop this dirty busincSs2
National Republican., 1877-07-07

suffered by similar dealings on the part of
representatives of foreign nations in this
country, who took advantage Of the privi-
lcges of their positions to repudiatc their
obligations. If persons who have been
ilceced in this way by members of the
Diplomatic Corps at any time during the
last ten or fifteen years will furnish us
with their names they will I've called upon
by Representatives of this paper for the par
ticulars. BY calling public attention to
such operations these people may he in
duced or shamcd into paying their debts.
Copies of THE REPUBLICAN, with the ar
ticlcs marked. will be mailed to the proper
officers of the several foreign Governments,
so that they may know the character OF
their representatives in this country. ,tss,
National Republican., 1877-07-07

We shall esteem Il a favor u Persons who
fall Ia receive their Paper regularly will re-
port that fact to this once often AS Il oe-
eurs.
National Republican., 1877-07-07
What the "Ordcr'' Demonstrates.

Wisconsin has many postmastcrs on tho
Republican state Executive Committee that II Is
found impossible 10 even call state convention,
much less hold one, nud Mt the same time carry out
the Presidents or'ler. From this IL will be seen that
the order was not issued any too soon. The thing
is amusing. The Republican party in Pennsylvania
and Maryland is hardly any better off,
National Republican., 1877-07-07

Rr1ns lrucin0 hs city for the summer ran hare
THE REPUBLICAN mdilef 10 my hdtreS BY pdyu'0 W
oenis per month, i,,furidhjy in ddrnnce.
National Republican., 1877-07-07

The Republican In New York
-. he ob,ained nj BRENrANOs News Emporium
% Union square
National Republican., 1877-07-07

LocT Sutfe- - Crnts IirT line eacl nsr tom tiiy
usnns - ,eiS tcr line TSt insertion, l0'"ilS e' l'e
each subsequent hisrftiun
So FouR LISS CONSTITUTE \ SQUARE. II nn
advertisement .&Gca,is fur lines the price Will be
in exact prnpoIunn. All advertisements are pay
able AT the time ol their insertion. Marriages aud
death notices ., three lines twenty-five cents each
sS Advertisements under the heads Of Wants"
40 Rcut" "fof suc" Boarding" Personal"
Lost aud Found consisting Of two lines or more
tcn cents pei line each Insertion.
National Republican., 1877-07-07
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Finance.
WAsnINnrnN. Inly 0. tsI-

wAsuiSGToN July 0, hT7.
Tie snh-rrcasury balances At New York yesterday
follows: 'lOld. SSl SfOh currency SIsljlD DH
fhn sub Treasurer paid out ~ accOunt OF intrrCN
lllObE fur hOn1s, tlsNfD. Customs receipts. tlS2,WN
In New York to-day money wns eiusv Rt u sGDt
Exchange duh and trm at lss Gold iInict ut IOjiA
Rates for carrying. Hltm t's
Government bOnls LIrmer at the fnlloMIng annia.
National Republican., 1877-07-07

State bonds quiet
The fOllowng are the opening and closing rates fos
The active stocks rs teegfaphcd to H. d. Cooke, Ir q
Co.. nom the Now Nork Siock ENchlmgn
National Republican., 1877-07-07

Notice.
We bee leave 10 state that decline 10 return re
ceted communications; and TO this rule We eau make
70 exception
National Republican., 1877-07-07

sgsn.SGNS rNTENT (STEED sGlk AVN
HI.r t. rIuuFt 'HlI.~ 3uAS" Nuur shogS last iw're M
Nsnlr, ml ~. w., .u,a.,lJ,. 5Ib y street IorIhwsit
yIg.u
National Republican., 1877-07-07
The ciIsCstablishmeut Of the Machine.
From tine Hnsiuu journal

IN snort, Mr. NrhuH was cN0ctly right whcn
hC sNiI IN sp"vvh Ia lhis Vicinity that the DrdUt
murul .IEr d.sutiublshn,pnt Of the machine IN
uUr Ciril scr,,rr The iuNCrnmcut viii be al, the
hUttcr rT not having iIy uhUcrS-whO arc supposed
10 H. gN ui CIuUgl, lo do to earn thcirpN -ruiug
'hr party machines. the people unU get along with.
,ut ilpt ustn activity, and the parties rhCnnr.vcs
u,prriuly ii hey are hath pat OIL The sNIGu level
win ucyCr experience the slfghlcsl Inconvenience
from the carrying ont Of the order
National Republican., 1877-07-07

RS-TLulD LIGHTNING ENCRIs Any REM.
edy aver known ivi the llamSdatS cure Of NenfAEik
l"a'm he, 81. Nu!d al Coughink Teiapls pTns
~IuTu, oelt
National Republican., 1877-07-07

rpilUMriu,tYS ssNciFlrS. PONDS EX.
i.n"', Uun,9, all.U Met" .TCs. Sold At Temple Drug
~...r ! aHd y attn N'irC.s seltu
National Republican., 1877-07-07
Travelling Democrats.


Hendricks, strong and vigorous, has gone to
Europe. Tilden, who Is the reverse of all this. is
soon to follow. Cronin is said To he mciitntng n
like movement. and "Gobblc" and Patrick aud
that far I'll lul Hat even II DOUTkcepcI Fit2hngl,
should nlsp - abroad none of the party would be Il
bigger mau liza odd 'irtut"
The National Republican In the West.
FROM the Lnc"in Nsh.l GLOBE:
All the Washington lapers support the Presi'
dcnts policy. TIT REPrBIICASi is a peculiarly able
advocate Of II.
National Republican., 1877-07-07
Pennsylvania Firm to RepubiicanIsn.

From the pittsburgh baelit
The Republicans of Pennsylvania will not
give her away. Not oven e The lT,~idcn ,hDuid
b. induced 10 make war on us viii We d. that.
Pennsylvania lstrGc To RcpuDAcNGi'm, whatever
others may be,
National Republican., 1877-07-07

The following the buying and selling rates for
securities:
National Republican., 1877-07-07

.Rates Of Advertising tor Cash
National Republican., 1877-07-07
TeCUHfNFH T"pHeOy'
From the New York Tribune:
Once Stronger Than u Sovereign.

From the Cleveland Herald.
Gen. Grant stood at the foot of the thron
when he visited the English House of Lords.
few months ago he hHd murr real power than tn
sovereign that occasionally sit on that throne
National Republican., 1877-07-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

HsTHE AMERICAN WATERMAN" Ar.
PEARS TO-DAY: ProtestaGts should read what u
has to say on the rapacA. Iy7-
National Republican., 1877-07-07

Wants the Democrats to Win.
From the st. Louis Globe Democrat;
IIalstcad, of the Cincinnati Comaercia', want.
to give Ohio to the Democrats by lOlOn ma, ,urity
by becoming the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor.
National Republican., 1877-07-07
From the Alta CALIFORNIA;

Our dispatches this morning show that the
President has strong hold upon the prup,e HI
warm reception in New ENGLAND hhs mui been
marrcd 10y amy exhibition of ill-irrll,s nom any
The Republican convention ut IIwa, TCpTc'enting
the "StaiwHrt' clement Of the party. Wiu!G II do
clnrd To distinctly mdnr,U his southern policy,
put no wOrl Into It, platform which the President
cannot heartily U-cchn George WUhum Curtis, a
littCratcur and M exponent of the liberal ilCa- Of
q large ClHss Of Republicans utter words Of warm.
cst praise Of the Pres !dcnt, On all sdgs there are
Communications Of the new policy AT Washington
Nnil,ng CHm turn the tide ri gcnem approval,
tunity given her.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-12

Is Illinois the wite's separate property
is protected from her husbands creditors
by statute. The married women OF lIlt-
nois acquired by the law OF 1874 the right
to do almost everything. They can sue
and be sued in their own na1'~. They
can-blessed privilcge-sue lhr own
particular tyrants. When a husband de-
serts his wife the latter has the custody
of his children. Ii the husband stays
out o the State a year and does nos
thing TO support his wife during that
time, or if he is Imprisoned in the peni-
Tertiary, the wife can, upon obtaining
an order from Court OF Record,
manage his property absolutely. The
wife is not at all liable for the husbands
debts incurred before the marriage, and
only in exceptional circumstances for
those incurred atterWard. she can man.
age any business independently, except
il case OF co.partnershlp, which she can
not enter without her husband 5 consent
A wiie's earnings cannot be touched 10y
her husband or his creditors. \ mar
ried woman can acquire, possess aud
sell real and personal property as freely
as a married man can. The list OF IiabiIi>
tics is expected to be largely increased
the present year-so as to include sur
fragc and other incidenlas.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-12

TEE State Journal says that in res
ponse to inquiry addressed to the De.
partment OF Public Instruction, Super.
intendent Etter rules that, under the law,
school directors have no authority given
them to issue An order to teacher in
payment OF services for teaching prior to
the date of his certificate, nor can treas.
urer legally pay such an order if drawn
by the directors. Every teacher must
possess legal certificate, as a license to
engage Ia the work OF teaching in any
public school. The law carefully guards
the peoples money, and both directors
and teachers must comply fully with its
provisions. before they can perform their
several duties legally. The superinten'
dent also decides that teachers certili.
Gates must bear the same date as the ex'
animation. and cannot. legally, bear any
other. The date OF the examination and
that Of the certificate must agree on the
books in the Office Of the supierinten.
dent,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-12

The Washington correspondent Of tue
Chicago Times says; The subject of
Mexican aflrs is discussed by all the
local papers. THE Capital, in criticising
the doNnothing, nerycless policy of this
administration, by way ofcontrast, says;
"The diplomacy OF the late Grant admin-
istration was simple in the extreme.
The President sent commission TO the
Rio Grandc TO report Oh the condition Of
affairs there, With the losses incurred by
Texans. When it returned Grant saids
You must put the losses at enough
TO cover demand Tor half Of Mexico.
The commission multiplied by fifty, as
ordered. Why said the committee on
foreign affairs in the house, this Is dam
ned nonsense. All Texas has not cattle
to that amount. We will be laughed at
on the floor il We make that report.
Can't help that, responded the commits
S on with great simplicity. The estimate
was made IN accordance with the presi,
dents order. Half Of Mexico is very
valuable. Some OF our readers may
think this Is a fiction, but we have the
proof. The facts arc as we state them.
II any one doubts, let such unbeliever
call on any Of the three members OF the
committee.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-12

The Cincinnati E.?Hrer; 1t Will never
do to elect Bishop president, that's clear.
Whenever man becomes president his
name is given, legitimately or otherwise,
to thousands Of children MI over the
country. Bishop would be no exception,
and IN the succeeding generation there
would be so many named Tor him that
Bishop Smith and Bishop Jones and BIZ
shop Robinson and Bishop Brown would
become so theologicaliy miXelup in Goa
versation, in the newspapers and on hotel
registers with Bishop Simpson and BIZ
shop Talbot and Bishop Jaggary that GA
brlel himself couldn't classify the cccles-
iastical muddle.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-12
ASH g. ROBBINS,
MORTHASEE,E SALE.

WuEgEAs, ON the first day of 4 bril- $50,
Emma canine and Robert II. Canine, her hus-
band. made, executed, acknowledge, and de-
liverei, 10 Mrs, Cassie Williams, now Mrs.
Cassie Drips, u certain sale mortgage on lot
No. three 90, IN block NO. tweuty-nEe en- in
Opdyke x Myers addition, to the city OF Chez
ter, in the county of Randolph and State Of Iii
nor To secure the paymen, of four cCTt,in pre-
mis.oly notes executed by said Robert II. Can.
inc, dated April |, le7G for TWO hundred dollars
months, respectively, from the da,es thereof,
with ten per cent. interest from the dotes there
Of which said mortgage was duly recorded
April I, lGI, the recorders office in said Ran
d0lph county, in book No, one ~ OF leases
&C., ON page IJS end
WHEREAS, Said mortgage provides among
other things for the sale, by the said mortgage.
OF SAID lot and all the right and equity Of re-
demption therein the said grantor3, in case
OF default in the payment Of the said notes or
aay part thereof and
WHERRAs, The time for the payment OF the
said notes ,nnd each Of them has long sin s eapS.
cd, and there now remains due on the last three
OF the above mentioned notes the sum Of six hun
dred and fourteen dollars and i've cents (6ll,O5.)
Now. therefore, notice is hereby given thai
on Thursday, the llth day Of January, 1873, AZ
the door of the court house in said city of Chester
at the hour OF two O'clock pm. of said day, tnt
undersigned viii offer said premises Tor sale "a
the highest bidder for cash in hand and on max
ing said sale, will make, execute, and deliver to
Tho purchasers good and sufficient deed therefor.
CASSIE DRIPS,
Formerly Cassie Williams
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-12

lncre /, no case Oh record where pr.
Morris syrup Of Tar, Wild Cherry and
liorchOund has tlilgitu gave satisfaction.
On the other hand. whenever il has been
used by our people, in severe .eolds,
coughs. asthma, bronchitis, Group,
whoopiDg-coush and consumption, they
are enthusiastic in its praise. Containing
no opium or other dangerous drug, it
does not GonstipatC, and Is safe 10 admin,
lister in all conditions Of health. This is
an important announcement, and the SUI
ferlng are advised 10 heed it. Trial size,
10 cents; large sizes, 80 cents and One
Dollar. Sold by Barclay Bros.
Also agents ior Prof, Prker's Pleasant
Worm Syrup, which is sure death TO
worms. Pleasant to take and requires no
physic. Price % cents. Try it,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-12

rHE following from the Washington
correspondent Of the Louisville Courier
Journal viii lie of interest to steamboat
men:
Judge Beasan, the chairman Of the
house committee on commerce, Is now
engaged in preparing the report OIL the
steamboat bill, and hopes to be able to
report the measures next Tuesday, If the
committees shall be called on that day.
The bill will be substantially the same
as the house bill passed last session, with
the senate committees amendments.
The bill repeats the liability clause as it
now stands, by which an owner is made
liable for the total loss, and provides
that the liability of each owner, In cases
where the. damage or loss is without
fault, shall be limited to such owner
separate Interest in the vessel. 1t also
provides that the inspection papers is
sued by the government officers shall be
prima facie evidence in all courts In ca.
ses Of losses that the law was complied
with. There are also provisions reliev'
Ing owners from the obligation to us'
certain patent inventions which ha
heretofore proved so burdensome to tn
steamboat interest.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-12

Ex-Gov. PINcHBAcK OF Louisiana, has
retired from the contest for aseatin the
United States Senate, and In his letter 10
Coy. Nichols raps the Radical Senate
over the fingers without mercy. lie
says: S'-
ideem 1t proper, as a matter OF justice
to nyee!faud 70 my friends, to direct at
tention 70 exceptional action had IN my
case, especially o. the same appears In
coaltast with the prompt and partisan
support Of Governor Kellogg. lsubmit.
ted to the decision ofthe Senate onths as.
sumption that honorable Senators were
not only honeltin the grave, constitution,
al objections that they raised, bu, were
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-12
Wni. EIehHOn. Deaier IN ana SHHu-
tRcIurer OF Furniture.

Offers special inducements in Dressing
Cases and Parlor Suits. Also in all vari.
tiles of Furniture, suchas Folding, Camp,
Cane, Wood Seat. Rockers and chairs;
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Looking Glasses,
Mattresses, and all other articles off1rni>
ure immaginable, The bloody chasm OF
bottom prices has been reached and Mr.,
EichhCff now stands ready to meet the
reasonable requirement. of the closest
buyers, either of largy or small quanh-
ties, and satisfaction guaranteed, Po-
likeness and courteous treatment assured
M. wishing to examine goods. | invite
81, persons to come and look at my stock
and Obtain NY prices, Factory and sales.
room corner OF Seventeenth street and
Washington avenue. E-lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-12

60 far acting from conviction as would
authorize the expectation OF consistency
Of conduct when similar case should be
presented for their consideration, Now |
find, when Gov. Kellogg presents claim
essentially like my own, but weaker, that
the gentlemen who so earnestly combat
ted my claim promptly and without hcsi-
tation admit and defend his, lttaXes both
my oredulity and charity to concede eth
er sincerity or consistency to Republican
Senators who so earnestly opposed my
claim from 1873 TO 1876, and so promptly
and solidly supported the new Senator
from Louisiana.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-12

Nj, DrovtOn hoe returned % h7 ulu
stand in the RGiser Building, where ha is
better prepared than ever to accommo.
late ms patrons and the public who
may favor him with q call. He has gone
to considerable expense in fitting up n
couple Of nicely furnished rooms, which
he has provided with MI the latest im-
proyements and convenience. He en-
ploys only first class workmen and those
who patronize him will have their wants
attended to ~ style and will receive
courteous treatment.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-12

The situation in France is by no
means cheering. MacMahon threatens a
,econd dissolution Of the chamber OF de-
puties, and in return the deputies threaten
MacMahon with impeachment. The
near future is full OF iorebodings, and
there is no telling what day may bring
torth
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-12

We would respectfully call the attention
OF Gov. Cullom 20 tho tact that the state
Of Missouri and residents Of that state
have. up TO the present failed and re-
fused TO pay the rewards offered by them
Tor the apprehension, dead or alive OF the
notorious Sam uildebrand, who, after u
fearful resistance, was killed In this
place by officers who were sent to arrest
him In 1874. Let Missouri pay her
debts, owing 70 citizens Of our state, be.
fore her citizens demand payment Of
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-12

Ar4 o'clock Sunday afternoon the
Turkish forces in plcVna surrendered
Internationally to the Russians. The
Turkish troops that garrsoncd thi,
formidable and important stronghold
were in deplorable condition. SiaryA
ton and death on the one hand and cap.
itulation Oh the other Osman PasIh was
offered either horn OF dilemma That
was truly perpleXing. On Saturday he
sent a messenger to the Grand Duke
Nichols With request tor favorable
terms for capitulatiOn, but the Grand
Duke refused TO receive him.
1t being evident that further
negotiations were useless, ano her deS'
perate assault on the Russian lines was
made on Sunday morning but it was re-
pulsed with great loss, Osman rasha
himself being wounded. In the after,
noon of the same day the capituaton
was made. This victory is one Of great
importance TO the Russians a. il gives
them possession of one OF the most inns
portant OF the Turkish stronghoIds and
at the same time releases IL large body OF
troops that can now be used in other d.
rections. The fall OF plcyna creates
| great excitement IN England
and rumors that she will immediately i'll
terfere are reported. 4 diversity OF
opinion exists among tho press as to what
! steps should be taken, the Times and
Nc,cs being in favor of uon~intervcntioi
while the 75IGguph demands that fleet
shall Immediately move up to Galipllj
| or BatOun.