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National Republican., 1878-04-25
New York General Market.


SALES, ~ bales: tSascdatsd nst rsesps.' -; Es;
Flour Without decided change. Low grade. nrm,
and ] siss 3 i sSm$S@ mon e sSo$ @ Extra WI;
@ %%S 81 % nney do d. g. sSss7 Is; eo9mon 70 good en'
& ds 'ss eocs @s % SoSsis saals Y eIos: Sr%Is
sGSsfto cSoes s S0 Rs sSar
dull % f., sapsrsnse era STATE Corn an
%hssi ysry and IN Instances hsc hIghsg a.
spfins S S@i H"dsq ". isq thicass iT iSr Nc:
HSsaSsss Ne %ssf N sSf' P SpS5 e. "a rs
ior No gambler q % for ungradsd while q fOr No.
'S5 si5s SasS Winter 5H' No. white
Rye hrmer: With @ a. fair export demand. Western
BARLEY malt quiet and unchanged.
Corn k6IIsc better, with light supply and mod
srate demand for export and home a so@sSc Tor
oT %SSa S% masd Sf Gr Sa
c for old DO, $40 SSie for steamer yellow. and SO
Oats without decided change.
Hay In buyers fayor at 6Od6Sc for shipping.
sss' at g. G ss' for Eastern
c9nssMS & Spiss sr a ths7e gold for carsoe' and
Sugar aSlt and sssrSsy 50 hrm q. 1l@7,.e er mir to
fGass snaid hsnSS steady wa Sn
SrmsnIlaed. sac for powdered and s.e for srushed'
quiet unCnhnBeu. NOV Or.
leans steady at 23t@y5Oc
Rice quiet and firm,
Petroleum duh and heavy Crude, 6fc; refined lie
t9ees iJiSi6fc; naphthA G|s@6'lc; united, q 2ss@
Tsllow easier a. 7J46p7 SI8c
EOsin heavy at q sOIdl IS for strained.
furpentne easier at 21js q 30c 'or spirits.
Eggs heavy at l06tllc FOR State and Pennsylvania
and luQ l0l Tor fresh Western
Potatoes dull. Peerless, sl6tl "; Early Rose tl6p
i6O; Peachbiows, slGfl 50; sweets. n 1909
Coal firm al u ejlg2 10 for anthracite per cargo.
Leather In light demand. Hemlock sole-fuenos
and Rio Grande light, middle and heavy weights, 20
02lc; California do, 2O6p2lc; common do i96p2ic.
Wool dull and In buyers favor Domestic fleece, 50
e50c; pulled, 2O9tt0c; unwashed, iV@26c; Texas liGy
Nc
ProvIsons-Pork steady; mess. % 1900 90; mmily
mess go 5O clear pork sl 2o. Beef quiet, beet hams
dull. Tierce beef quiet Cut meetsIWestern quiet;
middles scarcely rm at sac for Western long
and 6tc for city do. Lard closed rmer prime steam,
N@ Butter in buyers myor al 7slSc Tor old West
Srn l2d bic TOR do State, and lid 2sc Tor new Cheese
steady AT Col l2,ic for common TO prime.
Linseed dull
Whlskcy dull offered at 81 OF,
Freights to Liverpool dull aud lower for grain Cot
ton, per sail, iS8d per seam Ad Wheat, per steam,
SD.
National Republican., 1878-04-25
COMMERCIAL.
baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE, April ~ 1sIs
Cotton dull and nominal. Middling 10. lo'ic.
Flour continues quiet and unchanged with job
Ding demand only. Howard street and Western
superne. tGt 50 do. extra, u 1868 25 do, family,
bod0 50; CITY Mills superfne, o. 26tiTS; do extra,
NS5.
Wheat-southern steady and Arm; Western steady
and firm. Southern red III Goal s6 do amber o. 800
lG; PENNSYLVANIA ped, ii Sal 3S No. winter red
Western, spot and April, q sO,a6i sos May. o. 3iGB
lHk.
Corn-southern dull and easier; Western dull and
lower. Southern white, 6SGl53,sc do. yellow, 52is
Western mixed spot and April, 6itGS2e; May, $40
t2ic: June bSls Gd5Si.
Gals irmcr. Southern. xsaSbc; Western white, $40
tac: do mixed. SO! Sci FennsylyRnia, sSSaSc.
Rye dull and unchanged.
Hay dull. Prime Maryland and Pennsylvania, ti3
Obs.
Provisions dull and unchanged. Mess pork 80 q.
Bulk meais-Shoulders. &c; clearrlb sides, g. &C.
Bacon-Shoulders, &c; clearrb sides, &C. Hams 9's
GiOsc Lard, refined uerces, Sc. Butter easier
choice Western roll, ig92lc; do packed 2l@lJc.
Petroleum dull. Refined nOminally l0lac.
Coffee dull. Rio cnrgoes, lSa@Hc.
Sugar quiet at 96f9l4c.
Whisky steady nt 81 o6d1 O5H.
Receips-FlOur, 400 bbls; wheat, 5000 bu; corn,
lf0,O0O hui oats, l,sOO bu.
Shpments-COrn, 1000 bu.
Freights to Liverpool quiet Cotton, per steam,
nomlnhJly eSd; -four, 2s ed grain, SID.
National Republican., 1878-04-25
Mothers Darling.

EMMA MORTIMER WHITE.
A. last am blessed with q lover,
just what . lover should be
DEVOTED, and constant, and handsome,
Handsome as handsome can be.
Deyoted2 devoted, believe mel
lie never has left me day;
nm ever his pride and his darling
without me he cannot be guy.
He cares for no lovelier Indy;
To him ON very fair;
Contented, he rests on my bosom,
Kisses my lips and my hair.
Handsome his cheeks arc like roses,
His head Is run over with curls,
ii fore head IL white as u snow.d
Ills teeth glimmer clearer then pearls.
His eyes they are bright as the sunshine,
With lashes that cannot be beat,
And then know that you've never
Laid eyes ON such hands and such feet.
Wealthy he's careless OF money
Money to him is but drOSs;
Silver and gold for my lover
Are only for pitch and for toss.
He must have been born to fortune
He's lived at his ease ever since;
nyou,d see but the style Of his dressing
You'd probably think him prince.
Shirts thick frosted with stitching,
silken embroidered socks
think the most VI his money
He keeps ia u painted box.
He'll show you a golden guinea,
ON which he cut his first tooth,
Strung on an azure ribbon,
Tied with u love knot, forsootl.
Oftecth he has half a dozen,
Set TO the cunningest mold:
For am my lovers mother
lie Ia but one year Old.
National Republican., 1878-04-25
John SHERMAN, 81. Cloud Buildlng,
- Real Estate Auctioneer.
FRoPERTY, oN j STREET sotTIiwEsT, be

PROPERTY, ON 7 STREET SOUTHWEST, Be
ING HOUSE NO. 6il.
By virtue Of deed OF trust dated June the GOTH A.
d. is77, duly recorded In Liber No. 49, foos az ct
seq OF the land records for the District Of Column
ba and the request OF the party secured thereby
we Will sell aSp96iie auction g iront ofthe premises
NJ. the following real estate situate In the
city Of Washington d. c. to wit; Lot lettered a in
C. H. Church's subdivision Of original lots numbered
seven and parts Of eight and six In square numbered
four hundred and sixtysix, together with the I'M:
Mansard House, &c, being No. GAL street southwest
Terms o. sale 2ns,third & cam balance % hh a ~,
est at seven per cent per annum secured by deed OF
trust upon the property sold. deposit OF 900 re-
qulred at time OF sale, and all conveyancing at pur
chAsers cost. Terms OF sale to be complied with In
seven days. JOSEPH ~: EDISON, i Tru.teea
THOMAS HYDE, iiun''
apleeodSds W. NJ SMITH, Salesman.
National Republican., 1878-04-25
Try WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctionecr.

Try WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF YALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON SEVENTEENTH STREET
NORTHWEST, FRONTING FlFrY.TIyE FEET
TWO INCHES ON FARRAGUT SQUARE, AND
RUNNING BACK i0i FEET INCnES
by virtue OF deed OF trust hearing date the eoh
day OF August A. ID. iS3 and duly recorded In Llber
No ~, folio 3l ct seq. one Of the land records for
Washington county, IN the District OF Columbia and
at the request In wriiing OF the party thereby He
cured, the subscriber Will sell at public sale. on
"WEDNESDAY. the LIST OF May A, ID. 1875, ut o'clock
y. M. In front OF the premises, all that piece parcel
Of ground lying and being situate In the city Of Wash
ngton and District Aforesaid and known and dlstn-
lished on the plat plan Of said city and being
lot numbered thirteen m In the subdivision OF square
numbered one hundred and eighty i've us5l, made by
TIE propIetors OF said s1usrs and recorded N The
office OF the surveyor Of sad city In Lber b. folio 40
together with the thereto appertaining
Terms Of sale: One-tinh cash, and the remainder In
equal annual payments OF one two. three and four
years, with Interest at per cent, secured 10 the sat
shctiOn OF the trustee, or all cash. at the option OF
the purchaser. Ifterms of sale not compiled with
In hNe days nner day OF sale the property Will be re-
sold nt the Gust and expense OF tho defaulting pur
chaser All cOnveyancing at the cost OF the purchaser
A deposit of $40 will be required AT the sale.
RICHARD wALLACH, Trustee.
WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer. -
National Republican., 1878-04-25
DIRECTORY.

Tho Principal Business Houses OF WASH
ington.
The Jollo,ring Is published for the benefit Of Trdp-
cling Sdlesmen, Strangers, and he public gensr-
GRy-it includes all trades and professions and
cannot fail TO prore Of interest to all uho intend
trdnsdcting business IN Washington.
National Republican., 1878-04-25
Y JOHN sHERMAN, Auotloneer.

Rl JOhN shEhMAN, AuctloHeer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF ELEV-
ENTH AND E STREETS NORTHWEST.
by virtue OF deed oftrtst dated July q, A d. 1915
duly recorded In Lber No. 1g3 folio 90 one OF the
land records Of the District OF Columbia, and also by
virtue OF decree passed by the supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia the sth day OF March, A. u.
1878 In equity No 5yO wherein the Glrnrd Fire
and Marine Insurance Company, Of Philadelphia,
Pn, was plaintiff, and William II. Noer ct al. defend:
ants and by the direction Of the party secured by said
trust, will sell at public auction, in front Of the
premises, on FRIDAY, the nj day OF May. 1875 nj
o'clock p. n the real estate sltu
atcd in the city of Washington, District of Columbia,
to witt All that certain piece or parcel OF ground stu.
ate lying and being IN said city and described on the
ground plat or plan of said city as lot numbered nine
p), In square numbered three hundred and twenty
two (321l. --
Terms Of sale; The amount OF Indebtedness sloOoo,
with per cent interest same since January2 1877,
and the expense Of sale In cash the balance In six.
twelve, and eighteen months, to be secured on the
property sold and to bear interest at the rate
cent per annum.
the time Of sale, and all conveyancing viii be at the
expense OF the purchaser.
The trustee the right TO resell the property
at the risk and cost OF the purchaser II terms not
compiled with within ten days from day OF sale.
- TnEO. =. GATCHELL, Trustee.
W. NJ. SMITH, Salesman. Rprd&ds
IOHN SHERMAN, st. Cloud Building,
National Republican., 1878-04-25
Something Sewing womon WIN Appreciate.

Something Sewing Women WIN Appreciate.
Vienna mCchauician has recently sue
cccdcd. after many truitcss trials in construct
ing scwingmachne which does not require
the person working at 1t to submit to the uu-
pleasant and unhealthy necessity Of con-
slant bodily exercise, viz: setting the ma
chine in motion by the foot Since. for pccu-
MARY reasons, the application Of electricity,
steam, or water power was impossible, the in.
vcntor of the new machine was restricted to
gravitation or electricity, and he, pre-
fcrring the latter force, has con-
trved to make springs strong enough
TO keep an ordinary sized machincc in motion
for hours. A system Of cUgwhccls is arranged
underneath the surface ofthe table upon which
the machine is fixed, and by u handle at the
side the spring is wound up with the greatest
facility The velocity ut which the machine
works Is entirely at the option Of the person
using it, aud can bO regulated ad HJitum, and
in the simplest manner,
National Republican., 1878-04-25
Grannie's Goodies.

PIE CRusT.-One cupful lard, one cupful
butter, one cupful cold water four cupsful
lOur.
APPLE CUsTARD PIE.-Thrcc cupsful stewed
apples, nearly cupiul Of sugar, six eggs, one
quart of milk sweeten the apples well and
let cool mix the eggs with apples season
with nutmeg, stirring in the milk slowly; one
crust.
APPLE EGGs.-Pare and core \ convenient
number of apples, leaving them whole ill
with sugar and pour over water; then place in
oven when nicely baked, take eggs prepared
us for omelet, pour in and over the apples, and
return to oven for about ten minutes CRATE
over them nutmeg, and serve hot.
RICE WAFFLEs To one cupful and half
of boiled rice add two cupfuls of -four mix it
with milk. The batter must be rather thicker
than pancake batter. Add little salt then
beat two eggs very light and stir them in the
last thing giving 1t u good beating Bake in
waiflc-irons
MARBLE CAKE.-I.ight part-One-and.a-ha
cups of sugar, half a cup of butter half u cup
of sweet milk, two-and-a. half cups of -four,
half a tcaspoonful of soda, one do. Of cream
tartar, whites Of four eggs. Dark part-0ne
cup of brown sugar, half II cup of molasses,
half "A cup of sour milk soda, cream -tartar,
and -four same as for light part, and the yOlks
of the four eggs one traSpOonful of cinnamon,
same OF cloves, allspicc, and nutmeg; drop in
buttcrod pan alternate spoonstIl Of light and
dark, aud bake in moderate oven.
National Republican., 1878-04-25
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
A UCTIoN SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES.

by JAMES GUILD, Auctioneer.
Commencing on MONDAY EVENING, April %, at
7W o'clock p m will sell Tor II. X. Fulton, at i2is
Pennsylvania avenue a u ye and valuable stock Of
forieited pledges including te whole number Of for
feted pledges on hand, viz Gold and silver watches
diam IIds. solid gold Jewery In great variety, solid
silverwnrc, clothing, books, mncy articles, sc
Special sale o. clothing on TUESDAY, April 20, at
10 o clock a. m.
The above sale will be continued every evening fol
lowing at the hour and place mentioned until all the
lots are disposed of II. X. FULTON.
APPS 6t~ 12is Pennsylvantn avenue.
National Republican., 1878-04-25
TINTED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

by virtue ofa writ OF fer fncIas issued out Of the
Clerks Office OF the Supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia, aud to me directed will sell at public sale
for cash, at the Court-ouSe door OF said District,
MONDAY, the 6th day of May, 1873 at twelve o'clock
m all tho right, title, claim and interest OF the de-
fendant In and to the following described property TO
wit: Lot "w,' In square 1872 located on Oregon av-
enue, between and and Seventeenth and Elgh:
teenth streets northwest, Washington, u. C. Levied
upon the property OF the defendant Peter Lomax,
10 satisfy execution No. ieig al law IN favor of Rosa
Carter. FREDK. DOUGLASS,
U. s. Marshal, d. @.
JOHN SHERMAN, Auctioneer.
April Il, ls7s apl7-dSds
National Republican., 1878-04-25
FOR RENT.

FOh NENI.
EOR RENT-FRAME HOUSE, CORNER RAND
Il Nineteenth street nine rooms, hall. water and
next door. apsIiis
ENOR RENT-A FURNISHED HOrsEI on A
y fashionable drive north of the city-brick house.
sarien lawn c,trascho,ise sin6iing far six horses
and Two cows, blggy horse COW, chickens, &C. left
Apply 10 J. H. city pSSst.oiilsS S y Nr' npstit.
NOR RENT-FRAME HOUSE, go l. STREET
ba, nSIr.hwss,;, I containing eight r9ons p Ss Waer
EoR RENT-ENCIOsEDC CROQUEr GROuNps-
y shady large enough for two S1mrS situated on
street between Fourth and Einh rS!s s,rsss n9rth
ape3tf GIs street northwest.
SToRE FOR RENT-THE FINE STORE COR
stairs OF W. c. DODGE apstu
nor REST-ELEGANT NEW RESIDENCE
Il twelve rooms all modern improvements; hot
ie%nt @ and streets seS nSr%ct Tive al sioo per month
SsII on \. W. IIIziERALD, room SS, coISSran
building, Opposite Treasury. ap29?t.
nor RENT.-TwOsTORY BRICK HOUSE,
and E rs per- mo To ri ri He@ yySrE ySSe w%st
near state Department. Key m No. l7i5. apGe.St-
2 GRANT PLACE,-FoR Rent, FURNISHED
provemsnts sets back from strect-nO house in front
Or will rent all house II desired or portion for house,
Keeping. apss.@t
EoR RENT-A FINE THREE STORY HOUSE,
4 containing fourteen rooms, including bathroom
and wateT-ClOset; on beautiful concrced street. one
square from cars and near churches and schools.
Range, Latrobe Hot and Gold Water, Sc Large
Yard; Lot 2iNi6D; tarrRgc- House and Stable; FOun-
tain In front yard beautifully shaded and parked and
inclOsed with iron railing on marble bnsc. This prop
ery can be rented TO careful permanent nant for
tB per month, payable In advance. Inquire ut ID
Thirteenth street southwest. Rp.0G-
ENoR RENT-THE OWEN HOusE-NO ll3
~ Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Sixty-One
rooms. WIN he leased favorable terms. The oldest
established European hotel In the city.
MILLS DEAN,
arIeew ass Louisiana avenue northwest,
EoR RENT, WITH BOARD-A HANDSOMELY
II furnished suit OF TWO or THREE ROOMS, on
Second fOor-pariicularly desirable ior persons In
tending to remain during the spring or warm weather.
VIII be rented by the week month. at s23 Vermont
avenue, opposite the Arlington Hotel. Terms
reasonable. apgtf
tIOR RENT-A TWO.sTORY BRICK HOUSE,
II containing eight rooms, water and gas; No. 3S d
street southwest large stable In the Rent s2O
Inquire ut 3ii Dsireet southwest. apsmtuthSsH-
EOR RENT-TIIE NEW AND ELEGANT
l. residence containing twelve rooms with every
convenience. No. 1870 Vermont avenue. Inquire
OWN. sTICKNEY. National Savings Bank. corner
of Fifteenth street and New York Oclltt
National Republican., 1878-04-25
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.

New York Money Market.
Money easy ata .
Exchange quiet Long, ts6IS; short, $50.
Gold weak at i0o'lQ 1905.
Rates for carrying. ldas.
Goyernment bonds generally steady nt the fologins
National Republican., 1878-04-25
BOAR DING.

TTNHREE FURNISHED COMMUNICATING
Il Rooms. hlcing south, large and airy with modern
convencnces, to rent, with totrd, M nodernt prices
to parties who would be permanent; I'll u street be-
tween Second and Third northwest. apa3its
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-06-12
LYON COUNTY TIMES.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF LYON COUNTY.
published every Wednesday and saturday
morning. bv
FRANK KENYON.
TERMS:

Do, ,voer Is
Do, month SlOO
ai montha " 500
Ope vesr - 1000
Defivered ffee To weekly subscribers In Sil-
yer City, Gold IiIll, Virginia and Dayton.
kNeBest advertising medium in Nevada.
\. FRED BRC OKS is agent for the TINES
Oars m Ottv. AMI ia authorized to receipt
,op subscriptions At thst place.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-06-12

Advertising WIFI gain new customers,
AdvertisiDgwiIl keep old customers,
Advertising literally always pays,
Advertising begets confidence,
Advertising shows energy,
Advertising shows pluck,
Adver ise and succeed,
Advertise or ''bust,"
Advertise often,
Advertise well,
Advertise
Here.
IF YOU
Want cook,
Want II clerk,
W,nt Il partner,
Want n situation.
w Mt servant girl,
Want tn buy n ranch,
Want place to board,
Want to sell or buy property,
Want to sell groceries or drugs,
Want to sell dry goods "r carpets,
Want to find customers for anything,
ADVERTISE IN THE TINES
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-06-12

dbRR We Il N YOUR OWN TOWN.
SOOO aesder, If yon want b.siness At
W. ca p sons If either SIX can nske gr 1t
pay I'll tn. TIN trey work, write for irticu-
lars % Il HALL@rr& 70, Portland, Ma te.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-06-12
WIN. r. CHAMBERLAIN, PROPRIETOR

VulHIs house is situated beside the Railroad
track, and IL Is but step from the
building to the Carr Of the q. p. X. r. on one
side and those OF the '. 1 T. b. B. for Steam
boat. All the attachments Of . First-class
Hotel re supplied. All the Passenger trains
atop front Of tho Motel
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-11-06
A war incident.

During the war, Capt. Reed, now
Of Fairmont, West Virginia, COM
handed a Company in the First
West Virginia Regiment Of Infantry,
In the progress of events, Capt Reed
was placed in charge Of an outpost
on Patterson's Creek, near Williams
pott, in now. Grant county about
thirty miles from this place. While
there, he treated the citizens well,
enforced esteem for their property,
and won the respect Of all classes
Subsequently, the fortunes Of war
made him a prisoner, and he was
carried to Richmond, Virginia, up-
der guard. Some PatterSon's Creek
citizens heard of his bad luck, and
remembering Reeds soldierly treat-
mept Of the people when in com
mand Of the post, wrote Charles Viii
Iliams, then a member Of the Virgin
ia Legislature, to intercede in the
Captains behalf, and endeavor to
have him exchanged in consideration
of his former kindness to them. Mr..
Williams was acquainted with Col.
Ould exchange commissioner, and
about the time the letter came to
hand, he met the Col, represented
Reeds case, and asked that he would
have Capt. Reed placed upon the
first exchangdlist, if practicable
Col. Ould replied an arrangement
had just been made to exchange six
| ty, and taking out his memorandum
book, wrote down Reeds name. He
was exchanged in a few days, while
his comrades were kept South, and
many never returned. The U. S.
EGovcrnment was then refusing n
general exchange, and it was long
time before any other transfers were
made. Reed got through the war
safe and went home. On Thursday
he passed through this place, going
east with q drove of horses, and
stopped over to rest. Learning Mr..
Williams was in town, he hunted
him up. Reed, with emotions of
gratitude, and earnest assurances Of
obligations, thanked his benefactor,
and expressed the belief that he,
Reed, was indebted to him for saving
his life. What lessons we learn from
incidents like this, and how the
fruits Of LITTLE deeds of kindness may
come buck in after years, to gladden.
us for some b nevoleut act or humane
deed. -KeScf Tribune.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-11-06
North and South.

Even Jefferson Davis does not mis-,
interpret the fraternal significance
Of the aid rendered by Northern citi
zens to the South throughout the pc
riod of suffering and anguish not
yet ended. Others, with antecedents
not unlike his own, share the feel.
ing he has expressed, They attach
little meaning to professions, but
their animoSities and distrust do not
blind them to the goodness of North
ern action, The spirit in which the
help has been rendered has added to
its value rs token of good will
Partisanship has not restrained be-
nevolencc, nor has a remembrance OF
sectional Quarrels checked for an iu-
slant the flow of substantial succor.
A Tennessee Democrat has declared
that the spectacle obliteratcs the last
trace Of bitterness, and binds togeth-
cr North and South more firmly than
ever. We are willing to believe that
these utternces reflect the senti.
ment that predominates among the
Southern people. They understand
now, if they failed to understand be.
fore, that the North bears no grudge
against the South, has no disposition
to stir up STRIFE for partisan effect, is
not indifferent to Southern wants,
and would gladly make of sympathy
in suffering the starting.point Of un.
restrained and kindly intercourse
AT any rate, this is the position of
tho North, II is tired of sectional.
ism in politics, MS is proved by the
scant encouragement given by Re.
publicans to those Of their party who
arc eager once more 10 ilaunt "the
bloody Shirt,"-M Y. Times.