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National Republican., 1878-01-05

Gently committed in their midst. II law and
order are of any use Ut any time, they are oi
the greatest use under circumstance Of Wild
excitement, for 1t is at such timos that men
are most strongly tempted 10 commit eScesses
and TO jump at conclusions that might do the
greatest injustice to innocent parties. The
laws prescribe the method for the arrest and
punishment of criminals, and those laws must
be respected by the masses II the latter would
be always in position to demand obedience
to the law from the criminal classes or amen
ability to Its penalty in the case of infringe
ment. Neither can certain class Of the COM
munity single out another certain class or
race and hold the latter class responsible for
the arrest and delivery of an alleged criminal
who Is suspected of belonging to such class,
under threat or menace Of the prescription OF
the entire class Of which such alleged crimi-
nal may be suspected of being member. All
resolutions adopted at public meetings looking
to such ends are only incipient steps toward
mob-law. They lead to anarchy and chaos and
should be avoided.
National Republican., 1878-01-05

Mr.. JENNINGS sends the rumor that
JAMES GORDON BENNETT will soon embark
In journalism in London by founding the
London Herald II ia said that there is no
Herald published in London now, the Norm
tng Herald having been merged some years
ago in the Standard and Mr.. BENNETT has
clear field as TO the name
National Republican., 1878-01-05

MEspAMEs s. j. SrALDISa, KIMBALL,
MAURY, PHELPS, PETERSON, CHRISTMAS, BAN
MING, PECK, the Misses PHELPS, PETERSON
and SCHURz attracted u brilliant throng to the
psrlors of the Riggs House. Foreign Minis
tiers, representatives Of the army and navy,
Cabinet officers, and members Of Congress, all
met there to exchange with these most estima.
BILE ladies the compliments of the season, and
they were most graciously reoeived.-Post OF
Jan. 2.
A lady at tho Riggs House furnishes the
above, with the following comment: 9TH,
Bible declares that the LORD created one wo.
man with the rib of man, but to create three
with the stroke of a pen was left for the su.
perior skill of the ambitious Pos, for Mesdsrnes
S. J. .sPALDISG and KIMsALL and Miss ScHURz
stated by the Post ~ receiving at the Riggi
House on New Years, were all myths.
National Republican., 1878-01-05

IT has been suggested that Cape May
should be the real wharf-for passengers
snd mails-of the port of Philadelphia,
and it is awakening great interest among
shipping-men and the steamship lines. Ex-
perienced seamen declare it to be perfectly
feasible, and saving of from four to thir-
teen hours
National Republican., 1878-01-05

THE Harrisburg Telegraph says: Every
man that has raised his hand TO arrest the
Republican party in the pursuit of its high
purpose has become victim Of his own in
fktuation. He fell into obscuity by the
exercise of his own vanity, and presump-
ton was the political death of him. Take
the notable instances Of GREELEY and
SUMNER. Two more honored men never
lived in the country, while they were faith
full to the Republican party, They rose to
fame and prominence, as they acted in good
fhith toward that organization, and when
they ceased In this they were snuffed out as
sfectuAlly as we extinguish tallow candles
BY pinch of the old-fashioned machine.
There is fatality In this which carries with
II . warning that We hope will be needed
BY men who now aspire to initiate SUM
NERn
National Republican., 1878-01-05

THE present winter has shown itself to
be national rather than sectional. While in
the North everything has been suddenly
frozen up, the Southern States have been
surprised with chill, and heavy snow
storms are reported at Nashville, Tenn,
Little Rock, Ark. and in Texas. Snow at
either Of these points is rather novelty,
but this time it lays deep enough for sleigh
ing. Fortunately it comes at period when
there are no crops to be injured by 1t, and
Que important cereal wheat, will be bene-
atted by the beautiful snow, as it may be
safely termed now, even in the Northern
States, because of its rarity this winter.
National Republican., 1878-01-05

THERE are fifteen Republicans in the Ken
lucky Legislature-one In the Senate and
fourteen in the House. The rival Democratic
factions are SO evenly divided as to place the
balance Of power in the hands of the Republi-
cans If they care to vote for Democrat on or
ganization.
National Republican., 1878-01-05

The Post sets up men of straw for the pleas
ure of knocking them over. On Thursday it
proved, to its own satisfaction doubtless that
Mr.. CHASDLER's allegations could be investi-
gated under GLovERs resolution. Yesterday
it published that resolution in fnll, to show
that it was mistaken in its position of theday
nreyioug
National Republican., 1878-01-05

THE disposition evinced by some of the
residents Of East Washington to take the law
into rieir own hands Is to be regretted. We
trust it will prove to have been only the ebu,
lition of a temporary excitement resulting
from the fearful and diabolieal outrages re.
National Republican., 1878-01-05

UNTIL further notice Mrs. HAYES will
bold her afternoon receptions each satur-
day, from three to five o'clock p. m, COM
mencing to-day, january 5.
National Republican., 1878-01-05

THE Atlanta Constitution wants Senator Ben
Hill TO respect the solid will Of the people of
Georgia bv voting to give.t the people the dollar
of the fathers. with its old-time purchasing
power. Mr.. Hill, in recent speech, inti-
mated that he would vote the other way,
National Republican., 1878-01-05

NEXT week We are to have one thousand,
more or less, Of the woman sutfiagists meeting
here in national convention. Their design ID
to impress upon the Senate Committee on
Privileges and Elections the justice Of report
ing and passing a sixteenth constitutional
amendment, comforting suffrage upon the
women Of the United States The leaders in
this movement think that they have every
reason to be encouraged that Congress will
authorize such an amendment to be referred
to the Legislatures Of the several States fol
ratification. There is no doubt that the elias,
of people is rapidly increasing who beliey,
that the political morals of the country car
never be restored to the proper degree ofeleva
tion without the infusion Of womans niuenc,
directly into the ballot. The persistent devo
tion of the advocates of woman suffrage t.
their principles must command the respect ant
admiration of all right-minded men, while il
Augurs volumes In favor Of their efficiency ant
success in the field of politics when they ar,
once endowed with the elective franchise.
National Republican., 1878-01-05

Columbia to the necessity of Lynch committee
Cincinnati Gd:tts.
You are mistaken. II was the Emancipation
Proclamation which filled the Capital with va
grorn" ncgroes.-'Ra.
And it was the treason Of your dear political
friends that preciritated emancipation.
National Republican., 1878-01-05

Mr.. N. n. FUGITT is Agent for the receipt
81 Advertisements and subscriptions for this
Paper, as weii as for the Collection OF Ac-
sounts.
Mr.. ID. II McCLEILAND Is also authorized
% solicit Advertisements.
National Republican., 1878-01-05

CHALLESGE-The proprctoS OF Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup herewith challenge the doctors Of the
United states to prescribe a remedy which is
satisfaction than theirs.
National Republican., 1878-01-05

The National Republican has larger daily
circulation than all the other morning papers
sf the District combined.
National Republican., 1878-01-05

on New Years Day, says that the Old Domin-
ion must pay her State debt. Good
National Republican., 1878-01-05
DIED.

,,CoNN.-on wednesday evening, the "a inst, Mrs.
MARGAREr a. Conn, beloved wife OF George W.
Conn. Funeral this morning, at eleven O'Clock nom
the residence Of her brother j. T. Douglas, No. lO1
Twelfth street northwest
,RICKs.-on January ., 1873, at 1870 o'clock ELLEN
RICKs, aged seventy. seven years.
The funeral will lake place from the residence of
her daughter, AIRS. Mary a. Dunvar, No. az street
between Twentv-nrst and Twenty second, the 4th
OF January, at three O'Clock.
wlISOS.-On january q, Is7s, Of pneumonia. Rev.
W. = WILsoN, aged siSty-one years and eight days.
His friends and those of his family respectfully
brother, Charles Wilson. No lS0 street northwest
Monday, the 7th inst At lU:sO o'clock a. m. His re-
mains will be carried TO Asbury NJ L. Church nj II
o'clock ~ m.
wfNN.-on the 9TH OF January, 1873, at II o'clock
n m, ANDREW JACKSON WYSN, son Of Mrs. Mary
Wynn aged lime years and seven months.
The funeral will take place on Saturday, at three
o'clock y. m, from the Church OF the Epiphany. .
National Republican., 1878-01-05

OFFICE OF LINCOLN PARK LAND.-THIs
~ land Is beautifully located adjoining Lincoln
Park IN squares sSs 49, 30 lOl9 lUlt Ol5 1854 1893,
1885 1851 lOS 1855 and 1851 will he sold In squares or
lots on easy Terms, deferred payments secured at :
per cent, The Lincoln PARK Association contem.
plates building square iOi In the spring Plans will
be furnished 70 suit the tastes o purchasers without
cost by THOMAs NJ. PLOWMAN, Architect, At his
Office 62g Eslreet northwest where all inioymsto
can bs obtained. no6ly
National Republican., 1878-01-05

All communications dssQned for publication
should be bricf pldp Tr'en aRd only upon one sid'
q ue paper. Communications NHdccoapdnisdb by ht
ssrs q the asthordrc No, solicited and WW neither be
ssad nor refrnel Rejected ndA,erfpt wW not be r..
hsnsd NOR preserved The cro,odet state Of our col.
ynas during the session u Congress te4 preclude "a
hsetiOn Qj long articles
National Republican., 1878-01-05

sATuRDAY Y,,,.ii,,iiiiiJAN JANrANr 5. ISIS
National Republican., 1878-01-05
The National Republican

Unpublished daily except sundays by the
Republican Printing \ Publishing Company,
d the southwest corner OF PENNSYLVANIA Avenue and
Shirteenih street at NJ per Rmrm in advance or 30
esnE per month, delivered by carrier
Address, NATIONAL HEPUBLTCAN,
Washington, ID. C.
National Republican., 1878-01-05
MaRRTED.

DoUGLASS-SCHwARTZ the aist OF Decem-
Der, ls17, by the Rev. + T.. Mccarthy. Mr.. LLoY D
DOrGLAss TO Miss JUsT1SA J. SCHWARTZ, all of this
city.
National Republican., 1878-01-05
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-CHEAP-oNE DINING.RoOM EX.
II tension table and six dining room chairs. Also,
one bed room set. Can be seen any time through the
day by calling nj SO street southeast corner of First,
IupitOl Hill.
National Republican., 1878-01-05
NOTICE TO PERSONS INTERESTED II
~ MAGAZINE GUNS.
nup

| NlYe WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY
The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Washington Market Company will be held at the
office OF the company, In the Market buildings In the
city OF Washington, at IL o'clock noon, the first
MOSDAY; being the eth day OF January 1878 for the
10 aet on any other subject within the power or the
| corporation.
BENJAMIN D. WHITNEY Secretary,
National Republican., 1878-01-05

nR LEON, THE OLDEST EeTABLIsHED
- Specialist in the city, can he consulted every
TUESDAY, wEDNEsDAY, and SATURDAY. rs
Six street northwest.
noviciy
National Republican., 1878-01-05

I ANGUAGEs TAUGHT AND TRANSLATED
- French spanish, Italian German. Sc;.by
RICHARD y, EVANS,
O. No. $50 Pennsylvania avenue Washington, D. c.
oCll-ly
National Republican., 1878-01-05

JOB PRINTING
Of any description should call ut THE REPUBLl.
CAN OFFICE Satisfaction guaranteed, both az 70
price and quality. oci2u
National Republican., 1878-01-05

ERENCH SPOKEN
Il After few M ntls study.
PROF. J, Il. CANTEL-
ootlT3m No, .2l u street northwest
NJ USlCAL ACADEMY,
CiDal sel8-I
National Republican., 1878-01-05
SPECIAL NOTuCEN.

tlE"C T. WATKINS. THE INDEPENDENT
- Stale Writing Medium. i22 Filth street south
east can ne seen for few days only. He Is Endorsed
by Epes Sargent Prof Deuton and all scientists who
have tested him. sittings be engaged In advance
by postal cnrl. Clergym free deii.ff
National Republican., 1878-01-05
EDUCATIONAL.

TNHE ECLECTIC sEMINARY.-THE UNDER
Il signed propose to open a new school, for both
sexes the I'd Of January 1879 IN the elegant house.
1854 q street near Fourteenth, 1t will Include an
Quoted upon new and practical method. Improve
ment guaranteed For particulars see circulars at the
book Stores, At lhs Bureau OF Information, lt27 +
de7.im Mr. AND Mrs T. RICHARDS.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-08-29

THE yellow fever continues undated
in its virulence in those cities which
have already suffered So much from its
presence. 1t is spreading slowly though
surely, and including in its rayages a
number of the cities OF the border states.
The number of deaths in New Orleans
by yellow fever for the week ending
Sunday last, amounts TO 30S. The ap-
peals for help from Grenada are heart
rending The nurses are worn ont with
fatigue, the doctors have succumbed to
the disease, and there are but three well
persons in the town. They have no
communication with the outside world
and suffer from want through lack of
persons to cook provisions. Despair has
taken complete possession Of them and
they feel that nothing will stay the
plague but lack Of material to work upon.
Vicksburg and Memphis are suffering,
Cincinnati, PiLtsburg, Philadelphia,
Washington aud Cairo have had cases of
yellow fever, but though it has caused a
panic there is no great probability that
the disease will spread in those cities. i
number of northern cities are making up
liberal collections for the sufferers.
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DOES THE UyORLD MOVE

The Rev. John Jasper, OF Virginia
says, Ode sun do move, for in de morn
in ii shines on dis side oh de hous, Will
in de ebenin, on lat side ob de hoas.
Now, eff he don't move, how come he
dar?" Notwithstanding Mr.. Jasper's
logic, we yet believe the world moves.
When Mr.. Jasper's ideas constituted the
popular belief, people thought th"t %
----nn r~-- >i-~l~-.s "ao simply
fulfilling one of natures laws. Now,
Though vaccination, smallpox is averted,
while cholera, enOiefa norbus, dyseutry
(huX), and diarrhpa; are readily cured
by the Use of DIR. Pierce's Compound
Extract Of Smart Weed. Does not such
evidences tend to prove that the ''world
moves" AS an eternal remedy FOR cuts.
bruises, sprains, swellings, bites and
stings of insects, the Compound Extract
of smat.-w5e+ E2g no equal. Veterinary
surgeons have also employed 1t With
marked success.
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YIIE "GENTLElIiN'' From U'IS-
CON.NiN

ANGUs CAMERON IS evidently in love
with himself, though the qualities which
inspire that feeling arc in his case well
hidden from the public. Angus has
just sufficient intellect to he bitter
partisan without being i'll any particular
statesman. Participation in public
life has fired his ignoble ambition, and
he wishes TO strike dead the southern
eonfederacy fourteen years after it ceased
to exist. The royalists of England dug
up tie bones Of Oliver Cromwell and sus-
pended them from a gibbet Tits de-
generate successor Of the eloquent Car
Yenter, makes grimaccs at the defunct
confederacy and tells with sophomore
CrandilOQuence how 1--WE cana0naded it
back to the union. So much of tie
I'VE rs IS bound up in this post morton
hero IS representative of the jaclals who
make war on carton. Angus, to use his
own beautiful figure, Is one Of the
aasta.ds who fight fiarcely'-after the
battle GEe of The loud mouthed, vitu-
perativo bulGes. when the occasion calls
for the low voice of cool reason rather
than the hoarse notes OF strife. One Of
the shrinking, cringing sort when these
conditions are reversed. One who hates
prominence when it is attended by dan
ger. Who knew Angus during the war?
Who would know him now hut for the
most egregious piece of folly OF which
party was ever guilty: He is the pro-
duct Of 81 act of stupidity so gross as
70 stagt,e its perpetrators. Some men
are made by accident, Angus was made
by mems having lost their reason.
This doughty champion of extreme
rapubhcanisn, this would-be stirrer-up
of strife when the white wings of peace are
being extended over the land, did net
dare 20 give utterance to his school boy
diatribe r.hen in the presence of men
whom he thinks : craftsmanship to re-
vile. Tie North Amerl,,ean Rcrietc was
the tribune from which this asture CHAM
lien Of narrow partisanship, this painted
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

\ democratic convention for The fifth con-
errrssional district Of the state of Wisconsin,
composed Of the counties Of Dodge, Fond du
Lac. Manitowoc and Shcboygan. viii be held at
the court house in the CITY of Sheboygan. on
THURSDAY, September 9Th, 1873, al Il O'Clock NJ,
for the purpose Of nominating candidate for
representative in congress TO he supported by
the electors 81 said district at the next general
election.
Each senate ami each assembly district viii
lie entitled 70 two delegates; and that part of
the tweuty-third senate district consisting OF
the iiftn and sixth wards OF the city OF Water
town. in Dodge county win be entitled to one
delegate in said convention.
Dated al Fond du Lac this 9Th day Of July
ISIS.
: NJ. SAGEAD, Chm.
Z. II. GARDNER.
IL. WILLIAMS.
r. DART,
Congressional Committee.
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ICoNoCLAsrs do not seem to be salts
fled with destroying the belief in Poca-
hantos, and declaring the battle of Look
out Mountain to be fiction, but even
attack Sheridan's twenty miles ride from
Winchester to Cedar Creek. A general
who'd been thar" comes to the rescue
of the ride, and says that he saw Sheri-
dan on his black charger while making
the trip. It would seem that the ''Black"
which Sheridan bestrode, deserves more
credit than the man he bore, il as charg-
ed, the battle would be won without the
fighting generals presence,
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(First publication August p, 1881 No.
NOTICE OF SALE.

IN PROBATE, - MANITOWOC COUNTY
L COURT. In the matter of the estate of John
Bruss, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and in
pursuance OF an order of license, made in said mat
ter, on the sixth day OF August, D., 1873, by the
county Court of said county. the undersigned,
administrator de b0niS non, of the estate OF said de-
ceased, will, on Monday, the 10th day of Septcm-
Der. A. d., 1875 at ten o'clock in the forenoon of
said day, at the office of the county Judge, in the
city of Manitowoc, in said county offer for SALE at
public vendue, the following described lands to-
wit: The west half wa of the half WA OF
the southeast quarter (se4 of section number
sixteen 90, in township number tnenty-one ed,
north OF range number twenty-five (22l east, in
Manitowoc county, Wisconsin.
The terms of sale to be made known at time of
sale.
JOHN W. BARNES,
Administrator de b0nis non.
Dated at ManitowOc, the 18th day of August. A.
d, 1915 l.. j. Nash, ATTY. exsept )
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First publication August 2ath 1878 No. :

First publication August 29th, 1873. No. "a
II R0RATF.-MANITOWOC COUNTY COURT.
In the matter Of inc ISAAC Of i,ohert Morrison,
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition OF Hugh Morri-
SON. setting forth the amount of personal estate
that has to his hands and the disposition there
o1-Ile ."o@r. q debts outstanding against said de
Cfg-@d aud description 81 ali he real estate Of
which said deceased died seized, and the condition
and Nalue Of the respective portions thereof, and
praying that license be 10 m granted TO sell all the
following described psces or parcels OF land in Man
itowoc county, Wisconsin, -lrit. Beginning at i
point where the SOUTHWEST boundary line OF tho
Green Bay and shehoygan Road $50 Called ntersects
tic boundary line between the south quarter of
the northwest quarter of section No. one in town
ship No. twenty-one (21 north of Range No twenty
two 2) east and the south quarter OF the north
west quarter Of said section No. a. and running
thence IN south westerly course one hundred and
seventy1nres lIIsl fet, thence in a south-eas erly
course che hundred AMI hirty-siG 4soi f--l T. this
afnresaii boundary line between the to foi ~ acr
tracts above described: thence north to the point Of
beginning. Also another piece Of land described
follows; beginning at the starting point named ID the
preceding dSs5ril ton and running thence ina south
easterly direction along the tine i .aid road one hun
dred and twenty l2U) feel thence t.se-terI. -
right giles with said first mentioned line ono humid
red 200 eet: thence straight line to the place of
hegnng. and it appearing by said petition, that
"ere Is AZ ean; personal estate in the hands Of
SAID HgSh Morrison 10 pa! .aia duis aud th., il =
necessary il order to Jay the same 10 sell al OF said
real estaie it * therefore ordered that al persons IN
terestei in said estate appear before the Judge OF this
court, on Tuesday the 81. day Q; October D. ISIS
az 10 clock a ~ at the office of the county Jun :"
the ciy OF MantOwoc in said county then aud there
- H''"" c'nSe II any there bel why license should
NOS re Eianiea SAL administrator to sell said real
estate according to the prayer Of s.ud prtiti1t.
ANA II Is further ordered. that copy OF this orer
shall be published for four successive weeks prior TO
said Day o.! hearing, in the Manitowoc Pilot weekly
newspaper printed and Published at Manitowoc in
SAID county. and personally served on all persons in
terested in said estate residing in said county az
least fourteen days before said day Of hearing BY
the Court
1878.
MICHAEL klRWAN, County judge
Nash Schmitz Att'ys. ex-sept 10
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EDISON has been making discoveries
in astronomy as well rs in acoustics. By
means of an instrument called the tas
imeter he has discovered that the corona
of the sun has OF itself a high degree Of
heat. He says that this fact goes to sup
port the theory that the sun is in state
of constant eruption and that the corona
is formed by particles of matter thrown
mp from the sans surface. It may be rec
objected that few years ago, some Wis
consin writer attempted to prove that the
heat of the sun was owing solely to
electricity and that the theory that 1t was
IN stae of constant ignition was one
which it is very difficult to maintain.
Edison's discovery goes far to disproye
the electricity hypothesis, and goes far
~ support the theory of ignition.
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[Flr.t publication Aueust .. ISL Y

LFirst publication August 81, 1881 No. -.
IN PROBATE. - MANITOWOC COUNTY
L COURT. In the matter of the estate of Cbas
RnSch, deceased.
On reading and fling the petition of Emile
Rusch, of Manitowoc County. Wis representing
among other things that Charles Rush late of
ReedsTllie, in said county, on the 2nd day of Nav
\. D., 1877, at Berdsvlle in said county, died In,
testa'e. leaving goods, chattclS and estate within
this state, and thatthe said petitioners The widow
of said estate be to Frank f. Aanseau Granted. if
: ordered that said petition be heard before The
Judge OF this Court, on Monday, the 10th day of
September, \. d. ISIS, at 10 o'clock 4 NJ AZ nv
Office in said county
Ordered further that notice thereof be given to
the heirs of said deceased, and to all persons in
terested, by publishing q copy of this order for
three successive weeks prior 10 said day of hear
4lg- IL the Manit0goc PILOT weekly neyrspeDer
published st AanitowOc IN said county
Dated the 18th day of August. A D. 1878
MICHAEL klRWAN, County Judge
D. . ahHeIsou' AN y ex-sep 5
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Third Assembly DIST. Convention

Notice j. hereby given, that convention OF
the Third Assembly District viii be held at the
court house in the city Of Mautowoc on Satur-
siay, August 3l-t, 1873, at 10 o'clock a. NJ. for
the purpose of clccting delegates to the dem
ocratc Congressional DistTit Convention to be
held ut Shcboygan Sept. jtf, 1873, the several
towns and wards are entitled To representation
rs follow: Newton .; CentreyilIe /; Manito-
woe Rapids ,: Town Manitowoc :; Man City
Ist ward :; 2nd ward l; 81 ward 8; 18th ward !;
CARL IL SCHMIpT.