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National Republican., 1878-01-28

THE Charleston Is. c. Ncrrs is another of
The Southern papers that scout the idea of n
conspiracy with the West against the East.
1t says: The West has always been in
peace and in war, the bitter enemy of the
South. 1t has nothing to give that we
want ssor ought 10 take. The East, on the
contrary, has money to lend capital to in
vest. Such money and capital the South
rennires"
National Republican., 1878-01-28
PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR CAR.FAsTENINGs AND
l. LEAD SEALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, January c2 1873
Sealed proposals are invited until " o'clock M on
MONDAY, the 18th day Of February, 1873, br fur-
nishing the Treasury Department for one year with
suitable faseDings for cars, Transporting dutiable
goods In bond and also for lead seals for use n Sc
curing packages OF dutabie merchandise In bond
Proposals will be addressed to the Secretary Of the
Trcasify. and MARKED Propos lls for Car fastenngs
or Proposals for Lead Seals" as the case may be.
Separate proposals must be presented for each OF tho
ciasses Of the articles named.
samples of the articles offered must accompany
each proposal and be referred to therein.N
The Department reserves the right to reject any or
jsignedi JOHN SHERMAN.
Iae5- FIw Secretary.
National Republican., 1878-01-28

THE New York Commercial Advertiser
suggests that, ''if Governor MCCLELLAS
really has any Presidential aspirations, he
should send corporal and file Of men
straight to Elizabeth, with orders TO shoot
at sight the Democratic editor who has al
ready hoisted his name for the candidacy
in 1aann
National Republican., 1878-01-28

THE following patriotic sentiment wa
uttered by President HAYES in addressin.
the multitude of -Confedcrates at Atlanta
last summer: with no discredit to you
and no special credit to us, the war turned
out as it did JEFF. DAVIS himself coulC
not have done better that this in addrcssin:
consolation to Confederate troops.
National Republican., 1878-01-28

"THE hub is greatly exercised over the
late sacricgous remarks of Senator BLAINE
during the late demonstration of respect
over tho memory Of Ex-Governor KING.
There is much activity in tho word market
of that city
National Republican., 1878-01-28

THE Spring6 ed Journal declares that
"the anti-silver papers profess to be unable
to perceive how ninety cents can be made
equal to dollar. They seem to forget that,
few years ago, forty cents-accordng to
their gold basis arithmetic-was accepted
as dollar, and many of them approved it,
National Republican., 1878-01-28

Mr.. n. Is. EUGITT X Agent for the receipt
of Advertisements and subscriptions for this
Paper, rs well rs for the Collection of Ac-
counts.
Mr.. u. II McCLELLAND Is also authorized
to solicit Advertisements.
National Republican., 1878-01-28
MODIFICATION OF ADVERTISEMENT FOR
BALANCES AND HARNESS"
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OfgIcK

WAsuISGTos, ID. C., January ~, ls7sl
So much of advertisement of this office OF lIth In
slant for Proposals Tor Army WaEona, Ambulanoes,
commence within thlity days from date Of contract.
and be completed within sixty days 4om date there
Of IL hereby revoked. -
Bidders VIII state when and in what quantity they
Will make deliveries, and how soon complete the do
livery of the whole quantity. NJ METGS,
laiS-6t Quartermnscr-tienernl.
National Republican., 1878-01-28
MAGAZINEs. PAMPHLETS. Ac.

The Eclectic for February Is capital number
MeissOnier. 1t has papers on HEALTH morally and
socially, by Dr. Bridges, Guide to English lltera
Agony In France, by Goodwin Smith, &C., &c.
National Republican., 1878-01-28

The National Republican has larger daily
circulation than all the other morning papers
of the District combined.
National Republican., 1878-01-28

The st. Louis Globe Democrat says that
BLAINE's health may be falling but his
memory seems to he very good.
National Republican., 1878-01-28

Mr.. SUPERVISING ARCHITECT NrLIETT
was Il pretty expensive load on the Govern.
ment while he held that position, and among
his other expensive playthings, the New York
Post Office was one of tho most noteworthy.
In the first place, II far exceeded in the cost
of its erection, the appropriation originally
made, and ever since it has been built has
been in constant need OF rcpair.-Nep York
Express
We suppose the work would have been
better and more economically done if it had
been in the hands OF the Democratic con-
tractors of the courthouse in that city
That work is rare specimen Of beauty
and economy, and its cost only slightly ex-
cecds double that Of the post, Office, and it
isn't half as substantial and ornamental.
National Republican., 1878-01-28

DOS your mother know you're out" said boy
10 his brother who did not 90 to school because lie
had caught II bad cold; Yes she does" was the
answer, for DR.. Bulls Cough syrup has knocked
my cold into cooked hat" lilo bought II y cent
bottle
National Republican., 1878-01-28

An communications dodgucd for publication
slouid tc brisf p'aiay ,ren and only Wpon one sid'
Of The pdpCr. Communications uRGccUHpUH'dbg ih'
same 0C he author are not sOiicii, ant rrN Hcihrr
vtdd nor rsincd Rejected manuscript ,rW not Be r..
tlrnod nor preserved The cTotriod state Qf cur cy'
SINUS during The session Of Congress lVW preclude H.
hlso, .,.',of long articles.
National Republican., 1878-01-28
MEDICINAL.


SPEClAL NOTICE TO THE AFFLICTED-DR
- ROBERTsoN can be consulted every Wednesday
and Saturday nj hlsNfCe vi u street northwest; be
tween Ninth and Tenth, from IODp ~. From long
experience In hospital and private practice he kuara-
Organs and Of tie Nervous Systen viz. Organic and
seminal Wsnkhess, InlIotsncy QOm Of ssKusi o-erJ
Henri. Dlmnsss u sight or diidinesi Palms In tho
nSSs.s in youtS q, s.s...s. n mani ~ m.s
recently contracted cured p aVs 70 tau days and The
poison entirely erAd'cAtsd hotn ths .Nsen: also all
skin and blood asesauicky enred ORR, indOIscd
by the leading physicfsps Qf Baltimore hiss native
city, visits Warrington WednesdAys and Saturdays.
All consultation strictly confidential. oc0iy
National Republican., 1878-01-28

THE Atlanta COnstiiniioa in speaking Of
the late acquttal Of ex-Governor BULLOCK
from the charges made against him in
Georgia, says: The result Of the trial was
the complete discharge Of tho late defend
ant from all criminal charges in the courts
Of the country. This fact was received by
the community and press Of the State In a
spirit Of acquiesccmcc in the decision Of the
Jury. The law has had its fullest admins
tration, and the trials have been perfect
tests of the issues made between the state
and the accused. Upon all sides at home
and abroad, the drift of comment is that
the result was n right one, under the law
and evidence, and that fair dealing men
should accept it rs such.
National Republican., 1878-01-28
MISS ANNIE K. HUMPHREY,


Has good stock of ladies and gentlemen's Furnish
lngs. Her Imported hosiery Is Of the Hnest quality
Her merlno underwear and ladies ready made under
clothing Is well selected Her stock OF French Eng
iish and German c0rsels not surpassed In the city
cases perfect 1T Insured, Al goods at lowest prices
MISS IL Is also agent for Anchor Line steamers
N. b. French, German and Spanish spoken. film
National Republican., 1878-01-28

HENRY CLAY DEAN says the papers may re,
vile him us much as they please but they
can't hurt him the least bit.
National Republican., 1878-01-28
The National Republican

, Ispubllshed daily except sundays by the
Republican Printing 4 Publishing Company.
OF the southwest corner or Pennsylvania Avenue and
Thirteenth street at ~ per aunum Ia advance or %
cents per month, delivered by Cnrrier. ...
Address NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,,
Washington, ID. c
National Republican., 1878-01-28

MoNDAY,.,....,i,,,',JANrARY s rT'.
National Republican., 1878-01-28

SPECIAL NOTICES.

nI!liA GRANP I, d3DGE no1's OF TIE
USumbS S M % Viii be 'HFG HsFa on rHEsHY TvENiSG
January 20 at o'clock ES or;er q !he Il & " Grand
M%Ssi Ssssi '" H. Stn%tsa Grand Secretary. a8a
N1Y- SPECIAL NOTICE; : THE ANNUAL
onice, No ii Tcnth street On MONDAY, February
the ensuing year. Polls open at twelve o'clock r. and
''%n iani7,td T. DIV P CHARLES DAILEy Secretary.
sS3 MAGAziNE GUNS, 40 .-'$ ~ w.. - '''
Notice Is a hereby eiyen thN! a beard Of Ordnance
] SpTnseid Mass SDH on the thira day ' Of Rprl u.s.
consider and recommend Magazine Gun fOr The
found suitable Tor the military service. ,.,,.,
Al persons m!ereSted IN such weapons are nyiIsh
S: S be be fosb 81 BY GS S usd hS s Ts
Any Information required will be furnished by the
O by Colonel ]. d benton, the president Of tho
Board National ArmorGyi i1GmE Sp5ngt'SlH % .pv MsSf
jani-Tusw Secretary OF War.
n~" TIE SATIoNAt SAFE DEPOSIT s |, com; &C., {
street, onposits Treasury Department Fire and burg
lnrWo9f safes bay and night watchmen Rent q
SSsr SSnS' ace Of value pr
Tss E OGiEaR GEGE rn's R Ves
b, p. SNYDER. Secretary oci55m
n~.yy. SANEORDS CURE FOR CATARRH.--
sS rerce's Golden Discovery, and all his other
| medicines for sale at Coughns sTempe Drug sore.sj
N15y" TWENTY DIFFERENT KINDS OF TRIO.
W. CuES and LOzenges for throat and lung diff
culties sold at COughlns Drug store Masonic Temple
| NS35e THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TOI-
~ LET and other articles for ladies In the
| city at COughln's Temple Drug Store. selj
| n(3JD HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC. PONDS EN-
| W. TRACT, Homeopathic Medicines soldR Tenn
| pies Drug store, and Ninth streets. RStf
N~s5S@s JUSrH'S PATENT (STEEL) SOLE AND
| s2 HEEL PROTECTORS make your shoes last
twice as long, and prevent you frcm slipping For
sale In all the shoe stores, and by tho Inventor glg
| ID street northwest. la0.tf
| N~s35s NERVOUS ENIIAUSTION.-A MEDICAL
~ essay, comprising series Of lectures delivered
| at hahns Museum OF Anatomy, New York on the
cause and cure Of Premature Decline, showing indis
putabiy how lost health may he regaincd Iiordng q
| clear synopsis Of the impedlmens 10 marriage and
the treatment OF nervous and physical debility, being
the result Of twenty years expeTence Price 2 cents
| ANATOMY, Gas broadway, New York. nOi5-6m
National Republican., 1878-01-28

EOR RENT-THE NEW AND ELEGANT
= residence sontsining twelve rooms with every
of WIN STICKNEY. National Savings Bank corner
Of Fifteenth street and New York ave oolssi
National Republican., 1878-01-28
HOUSES.

FoR RENT-HoUsE, NO lit SECOND STREET
Il northwest; modern cOnveniencssj rent low to n
good tenant Inquire room 25, Second National Bank
Building. Janll-tf
National Republican., 1878-01-28
LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-ON THE l7rH INSTANT, on PENN
iL..,a - syiygGa HyeH9S Gro6aP%E % near WafhiHS'Pn
paid for It's return 10 Lieutenant BARBER, United
states Signal Bureau. ja26.3t+
National Republican., 1878-01-28

ECONOMIC MONOGRAPHS, G. p. Putnam's Sons,
New York, For sale by Solomons Il Chapman.
No. !, "Why We Trade, aud How We
Trade" by, David A. Wells; No. 2, "Tho Sill.
yer Question: The Dollar of the Fathers rersus
the Dollar of the Sons by tho same author
and No. 3, The Tariff Question" and its rela.
ton to tho present commercial crisis, by Hor-
ace White. 1t is needless to say they are all
ably written and filled with valuable infor'
nation upon the subjects on which they treat
Tho names and previous works OF their authors
are surety for this.
National Republican., 1878-01-28

MEMORY GEMS FOR THE YOUNG. Being choice
selections from hundred different authors, dc.
signed for mcmOriter exercises in schools and
families. by CHARLES NORTiIESD, 4. VI. D. APP
peton & Co., New York. For sale by Robert
Beall, i9j Pennsylvania avenue.
Every youthful student should gct copy
of this work aud mcmorizc an extract daily.
By so doing he will soon accumulate store
house Of wise sayings.
National Republican., 1878-01-28

KATHLEEN. ny Mrs T, IT.. BURNETT, author OF
"ThCO' aud That Ines o LOwrics.' \. u. Pc
terson ~ Brothers, Philadelphia.
This is n love story. That is, 1t is tho same
old story, with new characters and surround
ings 1t Is said to be thought by many supc-
ror to "Theo" or Pretty Polly Pembcrton.'
Tho plot is ingenious and not in the least un
natural Kathleen" was q natural beauty,
and her weakness was handsome artist, with
more talent and brains than money. She
escapes a millionaire by loss of property, and
rejoins her lover and is made happy by passing
through the old goysrness' door, Price fifty
cents by mail
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PROPOSALS..

DROPOsALs FOR MESSAGE ENvELoPRa
Tbs Western Union Telegraph Company invites propo
sails until ~ o'clock noon. Monday April a. s7s for sx
millions No. Manila envelopes prinsed. With privilege
taking SIX millions more 1T the price.
specifications and fun pafticuIars VIII be found IN hs
journal Of Telegraph OF April 49, inst had b
apply ing 20 the undsrsigned.
wM. HUNTER, Superintendent supplisa
Nxw YoRK. April y 1878
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SeALgD PROPOSALS MILL BE RECEIVED ny TnB
DCongreaation Rodoph shoism for ths grading of
tory lands In xewtown Queens eounty before the
2zd dsy o. April, 1878. - the cfce cf tho secretary
PHILIP MICHAbLcUN. No. 80 av q, New York, whore
laps of she land csn be sssu and Information given.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, l2es sEoApwyAYSy o&Iny x
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION "
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF rAFEhs'

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PRoPEKrY OUT OF THE CRY FOR SALE OR TO
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HORSES. CAKKIAuns. &C.

HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.
UCT1ON HOUSE or VAN TAsaKLL i KEARHEY
"a ITO AND il2 EAST 18TH ST.
NEAR 4TH Av.
REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGEs,
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On every Horse that warranted sound kind and
In harness nom one to three days II given
50 test warrantcos.
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IIuKsEs. CAnnIAGEs. &C.

AUCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON.
IA 10, ~. % and IS 18th ST.,
near University place
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-28
PERSONAL.

A WASHINGTON social to the New York
York Times has this TO say of one of the
the noblest of all the Hoyards: General w.
J. Smith. the vice presldnt of the Howard
association of Memphis, wiz was seized with
yellow-fever while nobly aiding the sufferers
at Grenada, Mississippi, emierted from New
York city to Memphis prior to tn, late rebel
lion. On the breaking out of thevar he es-
poused the Union cause, raised regiment of
cavalry. and was promoted to a brIEadier-
Qeneralship for gallant and meritorious ,ery-
ices in the field. He was elected to the State
house of representatives during GovernC-
Brownlow's administration, and was one of
the managers on the part of the house in the
Impeachment trial of Judge Frazer, charged
with having used his judicial power in aid of
an attempt to prevent the presence of a quo
rum of the legislature called to ratify or re-
ject the proposed Fourteenth amendment to
the constitution. Judge Frazer was convict
ed, and was displaced from Office, but his
disabilities were subsequently removed by a
clause in the new Democratic constitution.
The Republicans of the Memphis district
elected General Smith to congress in 1870,
and he served one term in that body with
marked credit. He is a lawyer and planter,
and is much respected throughout the State.
During the prevalence Of yellow-fsver in
Memphis, some few years ago, he was espe-
cially active in securing large contributions of
money for the plague stricken city
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-28
RIVER NEWS.

NASHVILLE, August 81 River rising,
with 10 inches on the shoals.
PITTsBURe, August 27.-Night.-R
inches, and stationary. Weather cloudy.
CINCINNATI, August 27.-River 9 feet
inches, and falling. Weather clear and pleas
ant.
LOUISVILLE, August 27-River falling,
with feet 10 inches in the canal. Weather
clear and warm.
PORT lEADs, August q. = Sailed: Bark
Felicia, London. Arrived: Steamship City of
Mexico, Vera Cruz.
New ORLEANS, August q. - Weather
cloudy, with light shower this evening. Max
imum thermometer Sc deg. No arrivals or
departures.
Sr. LOUIS, August 81. River fallen 8
inches, with IA feet above water mark.
Weather clear and warmer. Arrived: Cen
tennial, New Orleans.
CAIRO, August 27-Noon.-Weath clear
and cool. Arrived: John B. Maude, Vicks-
burg, am. Departed: John B. Maude, st.
Louis, 2 am. .Night-River IA feet 10
inches, and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant. Maximum thermometer "a deg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-28
Water Valley. Miss.
From an Appeal Correspondent

FROM an Appeal NOIfespOnoSnI5
WATER VALLEY, August 24.-We have
only one case of yellow-fever here, aud that
is confined to the Lamar block, and there is
no danger of its spreading Our city author
tiles have quarantned against all infected
districts; this was done as a matter of pre-
caution, as the yellow-fever was raging at
Grenada, a town that was once in this coun-
ty. Over half of the white people have left
town, the greater portion that have left
went TO the country, and, as far as the writer
knows or has heard, they have been well
treated by our country friends. A writer to
the New Orleans PicdyHne, over the sigma
ture of "Sam," tells that paper that some of
the good people of this place have been pre-
vented from moving to the country, or, to
use his own language, that messenger
who had been sent 70 the country to look out
a location, had been driven back to town. !"
This may be true, but if so, Sam" Is UNI
doubtedly the only person that ever heard OF
it. "Sam" also states that the country peo-
pie have burned some of the public bridges
IN this county to prevent the people from
leaving town. If public bridge has been
burned in this county since the close of the
last war, your correspondent has never heard
OF i. Sam" also states that Mr.. NV Gran
berry, q citizen of your city, was telegraphed
to that his child was dying, and that he was
prevented from attending its funeral. In
the Same Of the good people of our
little city l will say, IN order that Il Will
not be spread abroad that we are baroa-
rous and ungenerous set of people, that Mr..
CRANBERRY arrived at the quarantine station
after his child had been buried. and that he
is now With his family, a short distance from
town, and not as "Sam" stated, in tent,
but in a house. II is true he is sick, but his
doctor (M'Farland) says it is only bilious
fever. 1t is the writer's good fortune to
know Mr.. Granbery, and will now say for
the benefit of his friends everywhere that he
ss furnished with nurse by the Odd-Feilows
of this place and is made as comfortable as
possible zEdsr the circumstances. We all
.sympathizs with gopr people, and hope that
voC will be able to overcome the terrible
scour,-e that is in yonr midst. we get your
paper daily, and are glad to know that you
are able to % az your 90s5 81 oni anu lte
IF any Interests. polis1-ically or otherwise. Our
:ity is unusually healthy. IL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-28
THE BEsT-THE UHEAPEsTI
TRUSTEES SALE.
Trustees Sale.
lday, September g 1875,

DY virtue of certain trust deed executed to me
D January 16, 1878, said deed being of record III
book 122, page 169, of the Registers Office Of
Shelby county, Tenn. default having been made In
payment of the notes secured by said deed, WILL
Monday, September g 1875,
proceed to SELL TO the highest bidder for cash. at the
Courthouse door, in the city Of Memphis, the follow
ing described real estate, In Shelby county, Tenn
viz: Being seventyhve feet of the northern part of
the lot on the northwest corner of Hoeg and WadFan
avenues, now owned by Mrs. Eliza P. Barnes. and
conveyed to her by VIM. b. Hoeg by deed REGISTERED
in book 81, page so, in the Registers office of
Shelby county, Tenn: Beginning at a point one
hundred and ninety-nne feet from the intersection
side of Hoeg avenue: thence running west and par
allel with HOeg avenue distance OF one hundred
and seventytwo feet thence north and parallel with
WalCiran seventy-ye feet thence east and parallel
with Hoeg sreple oas hundred aud seventstSVo feet
thence south seventy feet with the west side Of
Waldran avenue TO thu beginning. Sale between aoufB
Of 10 am. and II na Title believed 70 be good but
I convey as Trustee 0nlY.t Equity Of redeIhptton
rssses W y; HETcAIE, griss'-- =
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-28
CLOSING BATES

Yesterday Of cotton and gold: liverpool cot
ION, 1f-16d. Memphis cotton, II 1-se. Nete
Orleans cotton. II Use. Ne,O York cotton,
II I-16e. Nstc York gold, 100 1-2.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-28
$115,40O IN CASH PRIZES
AND TICKETS ONLY So.

Whole Tickets, sc. Half Ticket, 81
81 Tickets, $50. 55 Tickets, 500.
Remit by Postoftce Money Order. Registered Let
er, Bank Draft or Express Full list of drawing pub
lsned In Louisville COurier-JOuTndL and New York
Herald and mailed to all ticketholders For tickets
and information address COMMONWEALTH DIS
TRIBUTTON co. or T. j. COWMERFORD. Sec'y
Courier Journal Buildings. Louisville, KY; to No.
8 West Court street, Mem his.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-28
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
WAX DHPT., OFFICE ca. SIG
August .lS.

WAX DEpT., OFFICE ca. SIG. OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, August %, am.
For Tennessee and the Ohio rd!ley, partly
cloudy ,ceather, possibly tOliCreed By ocea-
sional rain, northeaste1'ly '0iuds, shifting 10
toesferly. nearly stationary pressure and
tsHiBerGtnre.