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National Republican., 1878-07-04

SPEAKER RANDALLs reception in New
York Tuesday was as great failure rs the
one he enjoyed ('J in Philadelphia the pre-
ceding night The affair was part of
well-dciined programme attempt to wiring
from the public some approval of the course
Of the Forty.ffth Congress. OF course, it
failed And poor SAM RANDALL has to
bear the brunt and disgrace Of the failure.
National Republican., 1878-07-04

A YEAR hence our new District govern
ment should do something in the way of
providing for Fourth of July for us.
What's the use of government if it don't
do something for the people?
National Republican., 1878-07-04

THE sickening thought strikes the COM
munity that perhaps we have no orators or
poets for The Day We Celebrate in the Dis
trict
National Republican., 1878-07-04

TILDEN has sailed for Europe. OF course
the Bourbon organs will not discover in
this fact any evidence that he is in train
ling for 1850" But it is sad thing for the
railroad bond holders of the Old World.
National Republican., 1878-07-04
A Little Embarrassing.

TIN'W IVEh TTUI'TTI0'I
We call Mr., Acklen's attention 10 the sliIht ctr.
cumstauce that those villainOus Washington puI en-
do not take II back worth a cent This Is Cmbar.
RAISING,
National Republican., 1878-07-04

II there is such thing as punishment
for perjury in this District the Fall terms of
our local courts will begin active business
In that line. The law regarding the subor-
nation of perjury should also be looked up
in the mean timely the time PoTTER's
Perjury Mill gets through its sinful labors
National Republican., 1878-07-04

THE testimony against Secretary SHER-
MAN, in the matter of the WEBER-ANDEK-
Son letter, was given by two confessed per-
jurers. Experts as Mr.. POrTAH and his gang
of investigators are In this line, it will not be
dificult ior them to get more testimony of
National Republican., 1878-07-04
LOST AND FOUND.

NOTICE CENTRAL CITY, co.or.po,
January n 1873
Public notice Is hereby given that the I'D day OF
January, A. d. 1874, entered In the United States
Land-Ofce at Central Cily, Col, certain tracts OF
southwest quarter OF section and south half south
quarter Of section g. In township south Of range
u west lands subject 10 tale at said lanonlce In
Central city col; that IRid for said tracts OF land
with certain piece Of agricultural college scrip, Is
sued 10 the State OF Arkansas, and numbered W. |
am informed and believe that said scrip, with the
from said land Office for the month OF January,
1878, lost in transit nom the said United States
Land-Onice at Central CITY COl to the General Land.
Oftice. at Washington. u. T.
hereby declare my Intention OF applying to the
Commissioner Of the General Land. Ohice at Wash.
instOn H. c. for reissue of scrip to replace SID lost
scrip, under the acts OF Congress approved June -
l- June ls1t and the Instructions OF the Commis-
sOner OF the General Land Ohce, dated September
10, lsTI
Jel9m0w CHARLES A. ROLL.
National Republican., 1878-07-04

THERE is plenty of Independence Day
patriotism in the District out of which to
build up an old-iashioned celebration but
il needs concentrating.
National Republican., 1878-07-04
ApoIogists Not u suoeer-.
IPhilnhrlnhla Tlmnsl

Y THIINVVIFIIEU fIElIV3'I
Considering the pains which Mr, Randall took to
apologize TO everybody ~ his address At lUI" II
must he discourNgng 10 him TO find that nobody
seems disp0sedfhccol his apology as satisfactory
Apologtstrr seldom success In politics. A re,
National Republican., 1878-07-04
CHARLES A. ROLL
In CEl
CENTRAL CRY, CoLoRApo,

IN CENTRAL CITY, COLORADO,
January ., 1878
Public notice Is hereby given that on the 2h day
January lT3 entered In the uuitcd states Land
Oncc AT Central city Col, certain tracts OF land do
Scrbed US iOllOws-O wit: The north half of south
west quarter aud west half of southeast quarter OF
section 9 IN township south Of range II west, lads
Col; that paid for said tracts Of land with certain
piece OF ofngr!cuurh college scrip, issued To the State
of Arkansas, and numbered a2. am informed and
believe that said scrip, with the returns from said
Ia transit nom the said United States Iand-Onlce nj
Central city, Col, to the General Land Office, at
Washington, D. q
hereby declare my intenlio Of applying to the
Commissioner OF the ucneri Land. OhIce, M Wash
ngton, ID. e. for reissue OF scrip to replace said lost
scrip under the acts o. Congress approved June p
sioner OF the General Land-onice dated September
10, 1874
lelQm6M LANES Ii. NOEL.
National Republican., 1878-07-04
Personal.
N OTTO n.
DISSOLUTION of C0PARINERsHIP

The copartnership heretofore existing between The
undersigned, under the hrm name Of sANBORS
sent. An debts due The Arm will be paid TO CHARLES
KING. who will continue the business, and all per
sous having claims azginst said Arm will present
them 70 him for payment Pending business will be
continued and pres Ccutcd 10 hnal determination IN
'" '''''' "''' JOHN d sANBoRN.
CHARLES KING.
wAsuISaroS, d. G., July I. ls.s ly2sM
National Republican., 1878-07-04
Much Married Man.

Cleveland Leader
Mr. jerks Is conceded to be very much mar
ried man. II Is dollars to buttons that when there
Is fly In the gravy at his breakfast table he calmly
eats on and says nothing about II.
National Republican., 1878-07-04

Mr.. watterson and Mr.. Hewitt should come 10
blows a. quietly and dccorously as possible. The
country can't undertake during the hot spell TO do
more than bury them dcccntly.
National Republican., 1878-07-04

THE Oldest Inhabitants, as usual, rescue
The Capital from the disgrace of having no
Fourth of July celebration.
National Republican., 1878-07-04
Another Horse for the Race.

TTTTEu7IvIPIIH IHVUIE'T'T
Ifit were not litue early 10 begin President.
making tor lssO II would seem as If Hon. samuel
j. Randall were already in training for the great
race,
National Republican., 1878-07-04

WHEN, In the course of human events
but We celebrate in quiet way"
National Republican., 1878-07-04
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-ONE ROOM on SECOND AND
Il two On third floor. over Mnrkrlter's new store,
No 6B T. street one door from seventh. Apply a.
the store. Vtf
TOR REST-NO. li3i r STREET NORTHWEST.
Il Ten rooms modern improvements, including
stationary wash-tubs In laundry, md washstNnds
with hot aud cold water In charlbers-an In perfect
order. Rent reasonable TO permanent tenant. Inquire
OF COGAN q SONS, grocers ii street, corner TMen-
tIetlL je1-tf
National Republican., 1878-07-04
IpIT:I,.

MCGrlRE.-On wpdn rsdny, July T. MAHuARET
DEAKISs, wife uI J. 4. MCtiurC.
The iunern III take place on Saturday, July q, nt
10 oc.o X m., nom her late residence, 6iI street
northwest -
National Republican., 1878-07-04

PoTTER's Perjury Mill will resume grind.
ing next Tuesday.
National Republican., 1878-07-04
AN ITEM FOR THE PORTER INQUIRY

There exists among the personal effects
of gentleman in Washington-we suppose
he is q gentleman, for he is writing this ar
ticle, and none but gentlemen are associated
with the editorial conduct of THE Ma
TIoHAL REPUBLICAN-the original copy of
an order written by one of General PoPE's
staif officers, and dated at Bristow Station,
August 81, 1862, which sets forth very point
edly General Pores knowledge of the
This order is Of importance as convincing
proof that FITZ-JoHN PoRTER's claim that
neither MCDOWELL nor Pope knew OF
LoNGsTREET's presence in PoRTER's front
on the Goth August, two days afterward, is
false. The order was directed to Major
General RENO, and reads as follows:
BRIsTow STATION,
August e. 1929 p. m.
To Major General Reno:
March at the earliest dawn Of day, with
your whole command on Manassas Junction.
Jackson, Egeli, and A. p HW are between
Gainesville and that place, aud If you are
prompt and expeditions we shall bag the whole
crowd. Mcdowell advances upon Manassas
Junction from Gainesville at the same hour
!
be OF by the earliest blush of dawn. Acknowl-
edge the receipt of this aud don't stop to look
for roads, and, If necessary, have guards with
your trains. Push across the country wher-
ever artillery can be hauled. | rely on youI
speed. JOHN POPE,
MaiOr-General Commanding.
PopE's idea Of "bagging the whole crowd
occurred TO him after JACKSON had sue.
ceedcd in getting into his rear by forced
marches after BANKS battle at Cedar
Mountain. PORTER should have been up
at that time OF the next morning after the
date of the foregoing order, for the purpose
of aiding in surrounding JACKSON, and cap
turing him before the remainder of LONG
STREETS force could come TO his rescue
But PORTER failed to march in time, ant
although RENO, Mcdowell, and KEARNEN
got in motion as described in the order
JACKSON succeeded in etiecting junction
with LoNGsrREET's main column on the
National Republican., 1878-07-04
Too Hot for q Large FnneraI.

cord that has to be defended is confcssedly vul'
nemble,
National Republican., 1878-07-04
BOARDING q.


f7E PENSSILN ANA AVENUE NORTH
T " west.--First-clnss Board. with large, airy
Iooms from % 10 elO per week; transient tL5O per
day baths and gas. MRS. o. a. HOWARD.
No connection icith the HOttdrd House
jes ly
LTIRsT.CLAs PRIVATE BOARDlNG.HOCsE,
Il RYE BEACH n. IL.
q. II. JENNESS
Rooms large. Prices moderate. a.
Address the Proprietor, Washington, D. q, until
July l. 1el-lms
National Republican., 1878-07-04
FIA /! BANG!!

INDEPENDENCE DAY has come.
National Republican., 1878-07-04
WANTED.

.=-== =za 49, %. o. q.
ITO CHoRIsTERs.-A GENTLEMAN. TENOR
l. singer. desires u position In n church choir;
Quartette preferred Understands the Episcopal
seryiae. Address i. A. GRAY. i2,2 Tenth street
northwest. Yi-u
M WANTED-PAINTiNG AND PAPER.IIANGiN
and bOard aud can give best reference. Address Il.
W. g, I;Gi N street northwrts. ijyia
WANTED--BY WHITE WOMAN, 4 SITt'A.
w iion to do neral housework In n small family.
Wiug to 20 u short distance In the country. Apply
Immediately at liz q street northwest. jy@M
w ANTED-A Young LADY. SOPRANO SOLO
w singer, desires pos ton in u church choir.
VIII sing at morning services Til ist OF September
trial. Address :" X " REPus sLICAs Office jySN
yVANTED.-AN INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG wo.
w man wants a place to attend the SICK, to take
care OF children, to sew, do light housework. Adj
dress KATE FORD. city post.otice. gs-at
WANTED-BY An AMERICAN LADY, A 20.
w sition as Visiting GovernesS No objection TO
travelling. RefeTencrr given. Address Mrs. J.. NJ.
kENToN, National Republican Office. jy2-Sit
UIANTED-BY AN HONEST, INDUSTRIOUS
0GS t nTS n so's e SSe @
publican office. jy2Stt
A WIDOW LADY mo CHILDREN, WELL ED
"A ucated and accomplished, desires position a.
Teacher Govcrness. No objections TO going south
Republican Office. Jy23tt
"ANTED.-FORElGNA AND DOMESTIC POST
w age stamps Of all kinds bought and sold at t1e
| Seventh street northwest, between D and Y, up
stairs HILLEs 4. DEMPsTER le2su
"ANTED-TO TAKE FIRsT.RATE CARE OF
ing the summer; references Mrnished Address d.
Republican office. esat-a
"ANTED-BorNTY LAND.wARRANTs AND
J. VANCE LEWIS,
koom ~. Le Droit building,
jeis-3m Washington, ID. G.
National Republican., 1878-07-04
ROOMS FOR RENT.

ETUR RENT-A SITE OF NICELY FURNISHED
II l,oo ms on sec ond floor. Mt Us per month. Also
ONE OF TWO SINGLE ROOMS, At very moderate
prices. Gentlemen only. No. I2e Thirteenth street
: Jrthwest. JcSbu
FURNISHED ROOMS At GO INDIANA. AVE
Il nue. myi-3ms
National Republican., 1878-07-04
Irrelevant observations.

Now 1Ofk WOfIdI
II Is q pity that Mr.. Randall should have di.
verted the attention OF the Manhattan Club last
night from the socinl pleasures Of the reception
which they offered him by few rather irrelevant
observations on political subjects.
" you want your baby to look bright do not put
II To sleep with laudarium when restless, but use
Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup. D cents bottle.
National Republican., 1878-07-04
"Barhis Il within,

New York Tribune.l
Speaker Randalrs speech to the Manhattan
Club Is infused with large hearted feeling for his
native land which leads to the suspicion that he
might be Willing some day TO preside over II.
National Republican., 1878-07-04
AGENTS AND ATTORNEYS.
IMPORTANT TAX NOTICE.

All special Improvement taxes are now, by at OF
Congress. Teadilisted N -
APPLICATION Is MADE WITHIN % DAYS.
Drawbacks given and payment enforced. We VIII
attend to the reaustment for excessive charges buy
drawbacks, aud pay bills at large discount 80 COM
mission charged where benefits do not accrue. Please
bring bills paid or unpaid. Have made the business
aspecialiy Tor years rETER CAMPBhELL.,
Also special oflice for taxes, 70s FOurnnd-a-hal
street. adjoining the District Government Building.
les,-dm
National Republican., 1878-07-04
I Q7S GREAT 1879
pENNsyIyANIA ROUTE

80 rENNsYLXASrA ROUTE 80 -,
TO THE NSRTH Wt srfki fEp RS sSTEHwEsr
SPLENDID scENkhMxik MikMf kMMffeNiPtcESr Eeoif
TRAINS LEAVE ISSh WHsHIsET5s, Il III from Depo, cor
For F.Safs and and ss srSs VET u 5 daily with
PHIos Car 70 P,1rs and ssspsS aSd cs GscnSo
Bky.riMoRE AND fofoMAC RAiLIloAp: "
f0' and aSs SSf R HGsSI'fI 9a H. % aaii Sicse ssard
Lock Haven, Hnd EImIrN at ieiO% M DAILY eI'
For Ssw YG5k and the East ,ass N. apG % sso P IN n.
press Of pullman Parlor Cars, Sao a ~ daily cI-
EGs Ss 8. fa'
nfoIdlns direct transfer 10 FULTON street ayoid-
Ing double ierriasc and Journey across New YORK
FOR New York and the East l.o p. m, daily. except
sunday, with Sleeping Cars nom Washington 70
For fIadspnla, i:so daily except sunday ., sna
Acc@S%aodson @ TX ior ah BatiScSep ep S sS s M and 4n
ForPopes Creek Lhe, GSS a m. and 40 p M daily
For knnapons' 6ii /. m. and "a tp. m daily except
AL EXXNbRIA AND DFREDERIcysBgRe, IRiAIII5,c RAIL
| MN MAf N ATp N nnih hLbNANphiA AMI ""hi'~
For 3ea@dris M q !, !, Sioio II. a. m. !, Hp go
For k:hmoSd nd aud HShy sn sonS H. = M aud % sd6 a n DAILY
ad $40 p m. daily, except sunday
rrHiGs sss saYf S Il As.rst @ a % so sG:aaPSn sna M
Un SUNDAY at g. and 10 a m; and O. Y p io., M a..
e To- ssP1ar and Ss
corner OF Thirteenth streetand Pennsyiyana ay-
S"pia and al lie depot where orders can Sc
len tor the oheckinE OF baggage TO DESTINATION Hom
"'s''' l. J.. TAKMf:R aeusrei Passenger Agent
| FRANK THOMSON. General Manaser apl usL
National Republican., 1878-07-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ wHshing,on Cenienniai Lodge. No; n.-liy
tSf 81 qs RI y M nG ia1 SsqAf y cR %
pcused with All members are rcquesicd to be pane
tHai In 'he'r attendance July n sMifa Syhff 4 wM
Attest. T. A. G.ppES secretary. gtii
. I2EPTM 9E 5rLH rA At w.TEns,SI THE %4sH MiI
ket will he open on Thu sday, July at Ioclock a.
M sgd will b. closed promptly a" SSGITTT TiT;t ,gsr, @
,E-AssEssors' OFFICE
wAsUiNoTpN, y. G, June N, is5S
the Ds,rc; q Columbia hav caused TO be prepared
s,TEDULE OF Personal PROPERTY
cSSTe 20 cSI r hS ,Tppor oa ollie oS
ernen, Of Tie District Of Columbia iOr The iisca yeir
Nar@k Snd I a Ss DI"S5 fRassSs
m O. m @ Tor 1 ,hs p,Ec' S q cSpo %o
iS:Hs S ,, STy'sq f"y ffS% yERS ES
Four-and-a half street, hS9ni agd aitsr TIT date.
GfOiiGE A. BoHTER.
u. u. CARPENTER
JyiGt Assessors for the District u Columbia
,ys EXTRACT or REPORT FROM THE
sE celcbrnie,i physcian Erasmus Wilson, Of Lon
SS iGampon s have come under SS
s yT GsSS Sag o y aa M rnnc s S S eh
>tg@ NErRALHiA CURED Is ONE MINUTE
* by Fluid Lightning rs hundreds In the city
can testify. sold at Iou-llIns drugstore. ihhstu
-%Sf1 HEADAI HE .1OOTHACiiE. EARAClIE
~ e.. cured by Fluid Lightning sOd Ut
CurlrnS drugstore, Masonic Temple IansLu
Nllf" NERVOUS PAINS, PLECHlsN. CRAMP
~ Cole tvc., Sr, relieved Al once by Fluid Light
mtg. sold ut tOnghlils drugstore, Masonic Temple.
JalI!n tf
.IsSo HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC. PONDS EX.
~ TRACT. llDmeopathic Medicines, soldat Tenn
pies Drug store y nnd Ninth streets. ss-u
CANDIA sOAPMADE FROM PURE OLIVE oil.
~ at DREwS DRUG STORE, corner Ninth and
Penllsy lyania aveLnc lcsll
TURCO-RUSSIAN AND
SULPHUR BATHS,
AT III STREET, NEAR NINTH. ociGiy
BANK ERS.
II. D. COOKE, Jr., & CO.,
BANKERS,
1870 II Street ociO-ly
THE GERMAN-AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK
4 No. t37 street northwest corner Seventh stree
Open daily rom 10 TO m: on Saturday even
lngs from TO p TO receive deposits only Amer
1rrt deposit any amount from Ave cents upwards re-
reived sac deposit boxes for rent In fire and burg
arproof vault 40, ti2O, ei s:S, and 20 year.
The largest and most convenient boxes In the city.
|
National Republican., 1878-07-04

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH. NoRruwEssSf,, sS VEST, AND SOUTH.
svsDAEEo, 70 ,JAk EAfS + i'll. HtrEffEE Ks Is AM
xSF sI sS 1 d ss.a.4 2 49,
%CtS only sSps e apsy Suf annapolis
stfsepfa, %ipchesier. .pG assefsown o WY and Way Y;
S$ .BALTIMoRE AND I;AuREL EMPRESS
Pp % m9ess ~ sSwsnses wss sas'urs Win
S S9Rk sPI4gEs Far1I tas gosTSSS e SSS
YORK and Philadelphia stops at Annapolis Juno
s:s,=tsT: LOUIS, CHICAGO. COLUMBUS AND
pirrsBrRG EMPRESS Hagcrstown and Valley
Gy Grafton 20 Sam
dSssy daily snsep' satnrdsy ,,sy,,or. Anno,o,,. an,
burg. Beisviile Laurel, Annapolis junction, jssssps
and s Hanover -.
AgnsYf ffGfl az sf ESs
$SThi s:!s:!ss II sy Ass ssp
AsnHRS q sfRs,,a Roes Frederick ascr.town WIN
Rocks and Way stations only.
fFTtRss srS SeE s!ssliS' $sS hA
TIMORE EXPIRES. Norfolk, except Sunday. Nor
folk Pa.sengers taken In tho direct to boat at
Canton stops ut Bladensburg and LAUREL
"9a %NS M'y S5ITSsus SHShs EXPRESS
Sleeping cars to Chicago
sI6-fBA LTIMORE EXPRESS. -
e25-tsT. LOUIS, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE
AND PITTSBURg EXPIRES. Pittsburg, except
y4 GHtABELPIA si.sDlas III il AED N.D
SSrk and a SPECIAL serpns car to PRisaeiphia ~"
tDnily. Other trains daily except Sunday.
All other trains daily except Sunday.
All trains stop nj Relay station.
All through trains VIII stop at Sir Johns Run for
passengers to and nom Berkeley springs aud at Deer
Park and Oakland Hotels during the season;
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station As,
col and COS Pennsylvania avenue. and 6is Fifteenth
street northwest. Washington, and Masonic Temple.
High street. Georgetown, where orders Will be taken
for bnnge he checked and received at any point
| ia the city - -
]. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. b. kOONTZ General Agent. 1eiO
National Republican., 1878-07-04

FREE ADvERTIsING.
NO CHARGE
Advertisements Under The Head Of
SITUATIONS WANTED
ofan acceptable nature and not to exceed four lines
on our third page. are nee to ALL
No Business Advertisements Inserted With
out Pay.
II answers % nj 70 Some the nTs, time we insi,s
TO secuie what You advertise for, We wish the ~
vertisers fee that they not imposing u.s. but
are Sss Ss U0T U al 9f
LICAN -
THE MEDIUM
% Ihrorsh which The general public may always have
Adyersisers should remember that letters directed
70 o1NIT1AIsoNLY are not delivered through the
recedto the care OF some person, Arm, or Postomce
Advertisements can be len at ~. ONCE or scp, ,.
through the mail to THE NATIONAL REPub-
LLCAN: Mashington: y:
PERSONAL.
N OTTO E.
The undersigned have this day formed q limited
ssis,,5s ,,.,;,., the Ss,,, GSi.%6's ., Ss SoS;
under winch said partnership H. TO be conducted is
J1IIIIS a 60 the business 10 be transacted u the
MANUFACTURE AND SALE OF BUILDING:
BRICK The names and residences Of all the general
IsHs Child, and Jacob chiids. both of whom reside
James H. savie, who also resides In Washington, ID.
&, Ia the special partner. The said special partner
hay contributed. In cash, si1 thousand dollars capital
TO the common stock. The partnership Is to COM
on the tth day Of June. 1875, and TO continue
for three years, unless sDoner dissolved.
ISAAC p. CHILDa.
General Partner.
JACOB CHILns,
General Partner.
JAMES n. SANILLE,
JyawFMiw fCritc. special Partner.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-05
Violent Deaths OF Ancient Heroes.

Cyrus the Great had his head cut of
by y woman, who threw il into . vessel
filled with blood. Miliiades, who COM
nanded the A,henians at Marathon, was
condemned to death, but died in prison.
Pausanias, who slew 100000 Persians,
was starved to death in the temple of
Minerva. Hemistocles, who destroyed
the feet of Xerxes, died in exile. Ep-
aminondas was condemned n traitor.
Phillip of Macedon was assassinated.
His son, Alexander the Great, was cut
off in the thirty-seeond year of his age,
supposed to have been poisoned.
Pyrrhus, one OF the greatest captains,
fell by the hands of woman. Hanni.
bal poisoned himself. Scipio died in
exile. Mithridates fell upon his own
sword. Antioohus was murdered by his
followers. Persius was carried captive
to Rome, and died in prison. Scipio,
the younger, was murdered in his bed.
Cinnal was assassinated by ono o: his
officers. Marius died through excessive
drinking. Crassus was treacherously
put to death. Pompey was murdered.
Caesar was assassinated by his most init.
mate friends. Brutus, Cassius, and An.
tony fell on their swords. OF the
twelve Caesars, nino suffered violent
death.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-05
Exports or Wheat.

Ten years ago, Russia and the Uni
ted States stood about even in supply
ing the demands of Great Britain for
wheat, flour and corn, this country send
ing 1884 900 cwt., ard Russia l0,7l9,-
OO9 cwt. Since that date We have stead
lily gained on our rival until last year
Great Britain took As, $50, 900 cwt. from
America and ll,l69,OO0 from Russia.
In order to regain lost ground, and to
increase her production, Russia is about
developing whcatgrowing in Siberia,
which IS said to BIO able To supply the
wants OF the world. The opening of
the new wheat region in the West, and
greater facilities we possess tor bring
ing grain to market, will keep US in the
advance as grain exporter -Atchison
Champion.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-05

Washington, Nov. l6.-Ssns,or Bruce,
who has been travelling in Europe with
bis bride since bis marriage in June, 10
expected to arrive here soon, and has
engaged . handsome residsncc on Capt.
toll Hill for the remainder Of his Sens
torial term, which expires on the 4ih OF
March, 1851. There 10 some social agi.
taiion here with regard TO the manner
in which Mrs.. Bruce will be received BY
the swells Of Washington. She is .
lazy Of fne personal appearance, an
octoroon, and is perhaps better sduca-
ted than most OF the women who intend
to snub her, If che presumes 70 enter
society. She was . school teacher in
bat her husband h.s su6ieient
wealth to crafty any taste che may
have in the way Of personal sdornment,
snd it 10 whispered that wardrobe
purchased BY her in Esrope would be
prised BY any Of our bellies. II IL re-.
quirsmsot Of of1ciai etiquette, here, that
III the Cabinet ladies, and the wives Of
shall mske the 6'st call
upon . Senator's wife, and the wives %
he older Seossors sisays make the sp-
proaeh 10 IN seqssintsoce with the
uivcs Of rev Senstofs- Nrs. bsuce
will experience no embarrassment from
he treatment she will receive from Mrs.
E1ssss, Mrs. Sherman, asd the other
Cabinet ladies, add Ma Hsyes. sho.e
yensiIiiy 10 hey oed . qsesboa. istends
o oake Nrs. Brucs q hone - oees, BY