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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-04-03
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ein5elner 8eridts oas 6ous in gern-
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Oberbefeblsbaber Der Mrmee Die srup=
pen oabin lenoen, ,uobin es inn. 6eliebt,
oaber tonne Die @ection audi oet 3rup=
pentransport ni@t berii6ren.
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Sanb piiroen f9 lanse befnnen, ebe
nc Die bon 5rpe aufseiteute 2ebre am
Insbmen, oab Der prdiioent als Ober=
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lenben tonne, tuobin CT molle uno 5e 1T
einem beliebisen 3,uede per,penoen
tonne. er perli9ere, bic 8unoesper=
fohuns ssbe Dem Prdroenten nidt oas
&e4t einen She'll ber Mrmee ober ber
Warine gu, 8el9atuns zines @taates
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CUR 8er1sensnns Der Mrmee bclibe, um
Die @taaten gu f9uken> leite ii9 aus
fsiner 8eitimmuns Der Werialiuna,
lonoern aus elmer i'm Sabre 1907
amenoirten Gonsrebaete bonn 90. G:br.
1875 ber.
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nod einem beliebigen Orte lenoen, nm
tie gu einem belie6isen 3uede gu pcr=
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our9 Die Gtreiduns Der BCris .Grie=
oen an ben @timmfdten 5u 6alten" Die
Ma9t bes Brdlibenten als Oberbe=
feblsbaber Ser Mrme, Die Srappen mad
Grmelen bon &alerne gu Saierne uno
aug einem Staate in ben onoeren su
lenben, ourdaus ni9t bei9rdnft ,uerbe.
9ie Oronuns Der Mn9eIeesrheiten
oes Gr5biidof oon Cincinnati ideinen
Den jansiten 8eri4ten semdB niht 10
gang alatt ablaufen gu wollen. 9ei
Der om %. Mdr3 5u Dem 3rsde ab-
sebaItenen 8eriommlune Der Nr;eiter
oer Di5es{e. pldne sur unterifibuns
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[Geife 5u brinsen, perurladte Die Nm
|tiinoisnna oab Die 9erren Grant Gre
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5eantan bonn grsbildof gu eineu
gomtte ernannt por6en ieitn. nm aae
|freimi1igen 8eitrdge our Be3abluna
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men, einise Nufresuna. gs hieB. 0ies ]
babe au bebeuten, boB 6as BON Den /.
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ignorirt merben iolle, unb oaber ent-
| itanb cine ssreiste 9ebatte. in ,uesd5er I.
Der 9odp. goter Callahan BON Der
Gatbcorale, BON Dem man permuthetc,
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llei, nonentlid BON Gen beut1hen Brics
| tern ge!abelt murbe. Die 8erlaninl=
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-04-03
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batiid erprobtals oas srobte mebi;inijd,e
Seilmittel fir 9unsenIeioen, fur Meiniou,llt1
bea 8lutes unb 8:eberberitellunq Der oei,1n..
ben 8eidaffenbeit Der 2eber. Gr entferni
ben S1leh, ben ben 2nnaen, uro bahnt So.
3bur6 ben @es su ei1,er bti&Ieunigt,n Sci.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-04-03
ct. Glonb, Miun., 9ountrfas. ben 3. apra, 1879.


8affer=9impel nnb gfnde der.
Sic me;ften 9euti9en. pel9e bic
alte 9eimotb perlofen. um i'd in ben
Der. @taoten cine G1iaen3 3u erlnb.n,
psrben babel eep6bnli@ BON J,oei Ro-
tiuen 9eleitet. Sic ginen boffen, rid
in pefunidrer piaf9t perbe6ern au
f6nnen. nd brenb Anbere (wpbl Die
Mebrbeit oller bier einmonb.rnben
Deuti@en) lebieli9 in Der abidt ibrem
8aterlan oe ben &lden tebren. nm i'd
ben bort aus9elbten aablloien gbieanen
leitens Der R.sieruns unb poli3ei 3u
ent3ieben, nit einem Worte, um in bem
selobten 2onbe Amerita i6rs peri6n=
li9e 6reibeit 70 re4t na4 Rersenslu1
au 9enieBen. Balo mad ibrer Anfunft
bierielbft fdllt ibnen iebo@ bic 8inbe
Don Den aueeu, unb lie ieb.n nit 54re=
den, ooB fe iid, in sepiher Be5iehuns,
ni9t ettua oerbe6ert babeR, loubern
bel @eitem i9limmer oaran finb, als
in 9euti@lano. Sic Fnb<n bier ben
femperen3ler uno n.6onntass- Mu-
der Dor. 5wei Qlafien. bic sereint ieoem
freibeitsliebenben 8iirser nebr 4lade=
reien, aerser unb ielbf matsrieae Ser.
luite bereitep, als Die esianmten Sens.
oarmen, 8oli3ei- 8attel nnb Ra&tmd@.
ter 9eu,i9lanb's bies ~ tbun i'm
|Stanbe mdren. Sic fnben ferner,
|oab mon tier 2eute, bic. Elm lesitimes
|@cl@dft betreibsn, ME ]. 3. uniers
@irtbe, bur9 oen infamen Sonntogs-
3mon9 in ibrem 8roo=grmerbe binoert,
troboem aber feinen Anitano nimmt,
Die oenfelbea ouferle9ten i@meren
5teuern rub:s ent9esen5unebmen. Sem
Arbeitsmann, uel9sr mad Der barten
Arbeit Der q8o&e fi4 @onntass nit
einem @laie Bier erquiden m69te, 1T
oieier @enuB periast, wenn ii@ ni&t
| ibm cine mitleioi9e 9inter= 9blr 6Fnet;
osnn er if ni@t bstd@@ist, es Sem reideu
Waiier~ eim$el unb 6oantass= =Muder
na4eaaDmen. Der ieinen Keller NIT ben
Ioeri9ieoenortiaiten g,iitissn @etranten
uobl sefuut bdlt, uu beimli9 Sos 5l'
t6un, mas er 0ffeutli& strbammt. Sod
lit iiber bieitn 69antHed, but@ Der
|uniere &epublit 5u lanse fdon belapes;
tparo. unb Der anhern Nationen Elm
b6bnii@es 2d@eln entlodt, i9on 10 piel
sei@rieben uno seipro@en uorben. bob
es rleeres @trob brei9en- biebe, ,penn
man Elm meiteres Bort perl6re. 9ie
|SQufonen Der bier siu9emanoerten
9euti@en, tpeI&e fe ii@ bon .perf6u=
lli@er 6reibeit in Amerifa" bi1seten,
ll6uanoen, unb es ,pirb porausF4li9 70
lanse beim alten bleiben, big pernlnf<
|ti3e @eletseber f9 Der Mlbe unter=
|5ieben, Die ben ensldnoern entlebnten
|ld4erli6en alten 5onntass= =@elebe,
nit oenen unier 2anb sessibelt it,
auf5u beben, bamit bielelben Dem ibnen
9ebubrenoen Plas, Der &umpelfammer,
ii6er an tmortet merben f6nn.an.
Obigen MrtifeI ~ntnebmen mir Dem
rMi9i9an 8olts5latt", nelben mir
unlern 2elern 5ur Beber5isRns empfeb=
len.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-04-03
9ff Die beutftbe 9pra6e am
Mu3fferben :!

profe6or ". M. 3orne, Der friibere
Yrin3ipal her &ustomn aepfone-Nor.
mal @&ule, bic ct gu einem Nfufer=
@eminar ma&te uno iest Profeilor am
Miblenber9 Golles s,l Mdentomn, err
tpirbt ii@ erobe @eroienite eur@ ener@
sil4es Muftreten fur Die oeutide @pra'
DE. Ct iit fets bereit, cine 2an5e fur
oieielbe 9eeen beren @erfolser uno Ser
adter gu bre6en. Mameutli@ tritt er
fir beren 8Fese uno Sen unterribt oer=
ielben in ieinem en9lii6en @9ulblatt
The National Educator" auf. Sol
genoer Mrtitel, oehen uebsr!ebuns DEM
r@eabin9 Mbler" entlebnt 1T, iiber Die
8ere@ti9uns uno 2ebenstrait Der oeut=
i@en @pro4e 1T eesen ein5elne ensli=
|i9e 3eitun9en 9eri@tet mel9e bonn
Musferben Der oeutl9en @prq4e i'm
2anoe faieln. profehor 9orne l9reibt
rGieie 8ebauptun9en entiprin9en
nur Der lebtaften Ginbiloun9 ibrer ur=
|beber unb merben ni9t bur4 $batla=
den eeredtfertist. SIN @esentbeile
ll@eint Die &i4tuna cine eeraoe entse-
|9en9eiebte 3u iein. Seem unbefange'
men 8eoba&ter ,uenisitens mub es flor
|iein, baB unler 9ano beut3atas piel
mebr beuti@ lit, als es Dor oreibig ooer
uierais Sabren se>pelen. 9amals mo-,
rem perbdltnibmdBi9 nur wenig 9eut=
|l@e in Dem lpeitli@en 5beile Der Ser.
Staoten. SEPT 1ino Die groben @taa-
| ten @isconlin, SuinOis, Miiiouri, So
ua, Minneiota, gtebrasfa une 10 fort
bis na9 California porpie9tno oeuti4.
IS 9ibt beutauta9e brei Ma1 10 piel'
beutlde 3eitunseu, @ollesien, &ir9er
uno @dulen in oieiem 2anoe, als Dol
uier3is Sabren. Sic 9eutlden baber
Die Gnslil@en iberoll perbrdnst in
@e!ten, unh fno betdnois i'm 3uneb'
men.
Gs 1T aber aub ebenio bier in
|Oiten, trob ben Bebouptuneen bon
@e9entbeil, oie bon einisen 6einoen Be,
Deutl@en oufsefeut ueroen. g}eu
Dort 1T iett bic orittsr0bte, wenn MID
bic 3meit9r0Bte Deuti@e @ta6t in Del
@elt-(oas beibt, es mobnen bort uneb,
Deuti9e als in irsenb elmer anoerer
@tabt, nit nur elmer ober 3tpei Mus.
nabmen.) @or oreibis Sobren tonnt
es ni9t i'm entfernteien ettpas berarti,
lees beanlpru4en. Sic Neu Gnolan>
|Staaten, Die felt un6enfli4en Better
Die 9eimat6 Der Oantees 9epeien
meroen iebr raid 9ermaniiirt. so,
finfunosman5is Sabren murbe es alz
|iinobaft betra9tet, in Wfaia@uietts
ODER Connecticut, 9eutl@ 5u ipre&en
uno l9er 10 un9liidli9 mar, Deutid
|fpre9en 5u t6nnen, mar fait in @efab,
perfebmt ODER perbrannt gu peroen,
,uie in ben alten Sasen Der 9erenper-
|foleuns. SEPT finbet man ben ouse=
senmdrtigen 9eutl@en in allen er0be=
rem Stdoten 91eu Gn9lan0s, es peroen
iosar beuti@e 3eituneen bort eebrudt,
uno Deuti@ miro in ben @@ulen uno
Golle9ien 9elebrt.
0iele Der b:beutenberen 9enomina=
tionen, tpie Metbobiiten Baptifen,
Yresbpterianer uno Gpiseopalier, Sic
iruber gar feline 3inneisun9 gum
Deutldtbum 3eigten, unterri9ten ibre
Preoiser in bieier @pra@e. Sn 8e.
It1eff 6es 8ir9en6aues in pielen Der be-
oentenoeren Denominationen iibertref-
Ilenoie Deuti@en Die gngliiden bel Mei=
tenn. Bel ben 2utberanern ]. 49, Die
i'm lesten Sabre etli@e ie@s3is Rir6en
erbanten, tuaren mebr ols Die 9dlfte
|ean3 beutI6e Rirden unS bon ben on=
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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-04-03
KssENRgzzyyzzzzGg
s1s pages. Very i~nstrucfiye; FREE TO ALL
just the Fruit Trees for Montana

Seud to Ogden Nursery Company, Ogden, Utah,
for price list. They have a fine assortment of the
hardest fruits known, as they have made hardy
varieties a specially. They also expect to take or.
ing summer for next fai's delivery. Ali those
wishing to set out trees would do well to see us and
hand in their orders, as we will deliver our stock
personally and guarantee them in fine order. We
have sold more trees in Montana and given'better
satisfaction Han any other company. We refer
those wishing to buy to their neighbors who bought
OF us last spring and fall.
VAN DORM, LASHUS & co.
III Ogden, Utah, 2. O. Box 40.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-04-03

gress made during the past two months by
Edison has been quite marked. The most
important of the improvements is one relat-
ing to the platinum and iridium coil. BY a
discovery, pronounced by experts h have
seen it as of great scientific Importance,
Edison has succeeded in practically creating
a new alloy, one that possesses properties
hitherto unknown. With the new improve
ments, he claims to be able to furnish light
at half the cost of gas.
The steamer Labrador, from Havre,
brought 43S immigrants on the 2Sth ult.,
the largest single number of arrivals since
July, 1878. Two hundred are Swiss, bound
for California to cultivate grapes.
-England's latest sensation was the mar
riage o Prince Arthur, Duke Of Connaught,
to the Princess Louisa Margaret, daughter of
the Prince and Princess Frederick Charles,
of Prussia.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-04-03
vICK'S FLORAL GUIDE

A beautiful work Of 100 pages, one colored Flow
the best Flowers and Vegetables, and how to grow
them. All for a five cent stamp. In English or
German.
The Flower and Vegetable Garden, IT'S pages,
six colored plates, and many hundred. engravings.
for 80 cents in paper coYers; 81 in elegant cloth.
In German or English.
Vick's Illustrated Monthly Magazine--5s pages,
a colored plate in every number and many fine en-
cravings. Price $1.25 a year; five copies for So.
Specimen numbers sent for 10 cents.
Vick's seeds are the best in the world: Send five
cent stamp for a Floral Guide, containing list and
prices, and plenty Of information. Address,
JAMES WICK, Rochester, N. Y.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-04-03
ALSO, THE DRAFT STALLION,
. M p 6 ON.

Seventeen hands high; weighs I,75o pounds ;
chestnut sorrel; has procured some of the finest
draft horses in Montana. Win serve mares at Sl5
the season.
The above named horses will stand at our ranch,
on Blacktail Deer creek, Beaverfesd county, Mon
thna, the ensuing season. Good pasturage will be
furnished free of charge, and every precaution
taken taken against accidents, but we will not be
responsible for any. that may occur. Mares not
proving in foal can be returned next season. ALI
charges payable at time of taking mares away.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-04-03
n d

Known as the Hines horse. A chestnut-sorrel:
oregon blood. heavy bone; Is 3-4 hands high, and
son, So 90.
This fine stud of horses will stand for mares on
the Missouri valley this season, commencing. Ma
OF charge, and will be delivered to their owners
at the close Of the season, at which time payment
Tor service OF horses will be required. The prices
be forthcoming Mares win be taken on shares,
the owner choosing the horse. Mares from a dis
at night, thus preventing the possibility Of catch
colts.
The undersigned having entered into the horse
business with q view to making it a life time bust
ness, will do all in his power to give satisfaction,
but all risks must be taken by owners.
tt, NELSE BUMP
March 2G.1Q-2 &
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-04-03
7 NE MAGNOLIA D!
Season of 1879.
HORSES TO SUIT EVERY PURPOSE!

A very fine Stallion, three .fourths Clydesdale,
one-fourth Morgan-Messenger; color, mahogany
pay, dappled, black points, name and tail; stands
finest traveller of his weight in the United States.
WIN be 9 years old in May next. Terms for the
season, $25. 90.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-04-03
TO LET ON THE SHARES
A FINE FLOCK OF SHEEP.

Being DESTROYS of making a visit to the east, I
bering about L 900, to some responsible party on
Smith river, Mussclshell or judith valleys. who is
prepared tor keeping them. / will let them on the
Usual terms-one-half of the increase and one-ha]f
the wool. MY sheep are mostly ewes, free from
scab and in good condition. Call at my ranch on
Pipestone creek, 8 miles west Of White Hall, or
address, G.. C. THURSTON'
White Hall, Montana.
April 8, 1s79-20-tf.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-04-03
NOTICE TO MINERS.
United States

United States ~LandHOficel
Helena, Montana, March q, N79.
George G. McFadden, whose post oficeaddress is
Centeryilfe, Meagher county, Montana, has this day
filed fas application to enter as agricultural land,
underline homestead laws, the east half of the
north, range No. 2 east. which land is suspended
from entry.
Notice is hereby given thata hearing will be had
at this office on the 10Th day of April, A. D.,
1879, at. 10 O'Clock a. mn, to determine as to the
mineral or Observation-Disclosures of said land, and
testimony 10 DO used upon said hearing will he
taken before the Register and Receiver on the Goth
day of April, A. D.. 1879. at 10 o'clock q. m. 1t,
IL alleged there are no known miners, nor mining,
improvements upon said land.
l. 10 J. III. MOE, Register.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-04-03
L O u j r..

This This fine colt was sired by Louis PHILIPPE, i'm
weighing $50. He will be three years old the first
OF september; iron-gray.-will be dappled; stands
10 II hands high, and will weigh over i, 20Onow
Terms for the season, $15. 90.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-04-03
R u IL Il

Every one knows the Duncan horse, a pretty
pay, black points, name and tail; star in forehead,
z years cid; Is IL hands high; very long body, and
weighs 200 pounds. Terms: season, $500.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-04-03
III ENGLISH COACH HORSE.
u CHAMPION.

years old next June; is IL hands high; weighs
300 pounds; a horse Of superior style and action.
PEDIG REF .-Young Champion was bred in Can
ada. His sire and dam were both imported from
England. He was by the imported horse, Count;
his dam by Royal. George, she by Warner, she by
Rather, she by .Tippo, by imp. Messenger. Will
serve mares at $50 the season.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-04-03
NOTICE.

United States Land Office. }
Helena, Montana, March 25, 1879. {
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Joseph T.. Patterson against Peter Hughes for
abandoning homestead entry No. s39, made Ju-
~ 18th, 1872, upon the west half Of the northwest
quarter, of section 2, township No. 7 north, range
2 east, Meagher county, Montana, with a view TO
the cancellation Of said entry. The said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at this Office on the 9th
day of May, 1879, at 10 o'clock a. M, to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
Abandonment. J. III. MOE, Register.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-04-03
FOR SALE.

Two Kentucky Jacks.
Two A l Jennys,
Thirty young mules, 2 and 8 years old.
Six young stalliens, two years old. Also, geld
lngs and mares. Will be sold to suit the times.
Address, POINDEXTKR & DER.
Watson, Montana.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-04-03
Poindexter & Orr's Stations.
THE IMP. PERCHERON-NoRMAN STALLION,
moe ARDEN.

Dark dapple gray, 1912 hands high; weight,
] 300 pounds. Was foaled in 1874 and imported
from France in July, 1878 by NJ. W. Durham, of
Wayne, Du Page county, ILL.,. He has great mus
cular development, is clean-limbed. and of fine
action. Win stand at $40 the season.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-04-03
ALSO, THE WELL KNOWN HORSE,
70 e.

Imported from Canada in 1872, and is acknowl-
edged by stock men to be one of the; best general
purpose horses ever brought to the territory. Dark
bay; black legs; heavy name and'tail. Will stand
at 500 the season.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-08-02
virginia Sentlinent.
NORFOLK, VA, July 20, IS

NORFOLK, VA, July 20, 1879.
TO the Editor of the National Republican:
SIR: Your course in calling the attention of
the proper authorities to the number Of DEM
ocrats holding offices and clerkships under the
present Administration is winning golden
opinions for you among the Stalwart Republi-
cans Of this section.
The time for "gush" and sentiment" has
passed, and the President and his Secretaries
ought, by this time, to be con vinced that tho
reconciliation" policy, under which the
Democrats aforesaid were appointed, is fail
uTe. Oil and water will not unite, neither
will dyed-in-the.wool Democrat reconcile"
worth a cent. He will draw his pay with be-
coming regularity at each recurring pay day,
but as to abandoning his doctrine of State
Rights or mbibing any Republican ideas, it is
absurd. lie has no such intention, In the
meantime honest, efficient, worthy men,
Union soldiers, Woodworking lifelong Repub.
licans walk the street, with starving families
dependent upon them at home Mr.. Editor,
you cannot say too much upon this subject.
| No party can survive that neglects its own
members in order to provide for those who
oppose it.. You might as well talk of running
Baptist Church by appointing Methodist or
| Presbyterian deacons
The abuse complained of is not confined to
the Departments in Washington. All over the
country, under the policy Cor what was sup
posed to be the policy ofPresident Hayes you
| will find Democrats holding prominent posi-
tions and clerkships We have such cases in
| Virginia. Here, in Norfolk, one of the best
paying cerkships in the custom-house is held
bya Democrat. In Petersburg the postmaster is
a Democrat, aud numerous other instances
could be cited. How many Republicans do
you suppose, Mr.. Editor, would now be in of.
! fec had Samuel j. Tiden been elected,
The endeavor Of the President land / be-
| liove IL was an honest endeavor) TO pacify the
South by giving certain number Of offices
to Democrats, has benefited those Democrats
who were appointed, but it has not made a
gle vote for tho Republican cause On the
contrary II has lost votes to the party every
whore by disoouraging those who had fought
the good fight" from the beginning.
1t is time now to call halt, and hereafter
10 put none but Republicans on guard, to weed
J out all those who are not true TO the Repub
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-08-02
Personal.

GENERAL Q. A. GILMORE is at Fortress Monroe on
n visit.
COLONEL J. NJ. BACON, U. S. A.. is quartcred ut
the Ebbitt House
J. 8. FowLKs, wife and daughter, of Texas, arc
guests at the Ebbit House.
Dir. SAMUEL AYERS and wife, Of New York, booked
atWillards yesterday.
COLONEL PAUL II. IIAYNE and wife, of Georgia
have apartments at Willards.
JomS TUCKER and wife. of Philadelphia; J. w
| Lee Ohio; James w. Williams, South Carolina c.
A. Dougherty and wife, Philadelphia, are stopping
| at WillHrds.
| CHARLES w. COPELAND Of New York: 8. l.. Ora
ham. Y. g. ~; T.. W. Bayne. of Portsmouth, and j
NJ. English, of South Carolina, are stopping at the
| Ebbtt House.
| y.W. WuKIS of Illinois; F. I. Babson, of Mass
| achusetts; Eugene II. Cowles, Ohio; Charles War
ner and wife, Delaware, and Miss Reiss, Maryland
are registered at the Riggs House.
| THOMAS HILLARD, of North Carolina; J. W. Lee
of Hamilton, Ohio W. A. Chapman, OF Erie. Pa.
NJ Il. Hatch, of Pueblo, Coli Allen Tayler, of Ionk
| ers. N. Y: j. B Evans, of Maine; Charles I. Fen
mel, of Cincinnati, arc guests at the James.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-08-02
The Jews In History.

To the Editor of the National Republican:
SIR: 1t were well for those who exhibit an
antagonzing attitude toward the Jewish race
to remember their indestructable nationality.
Eighteen centuries have passed since they be.
came people, scattered and peeled, their "holy
and beautiful house" ruin, their capitol a des-
olation, their land prescribed to the exie's foot
During these centuries deluge after deluge OF
so.called barbarians have swept over Asia and
Europe-Hun and Tartar, Alan and Goth, Suey
and Vandal. We attach certain vague mean.
ings to the names, but can the most learned
scholar identify one individual of the true un-
mingled blood All have disappeared
in the race they overran-in the kingdom they
conquered and devastated.
The jew alone, through these countries, has
remained the Jew. Prescribed, prosecuted
hunted as never was tiger or wolf, he is as
vividly defined, as unchangeably national, as
when he stood alone everywhere without and
beyond the despised and hated GENTLE. Theii
intense conservative nations lity must be
sought for in the central conception Of Judaism
the unity of God. Judaism is not releasing
1t is rather shaking off the dust of ages, and is
more vividly awaking to its mission on earth
| A. w
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-08-02

Two companies of colored militia are
doing guard or police duty in the affected
city of Memphis. Time was when this
simple fact would havcevoked the commen-
dation Of thousand and one Abolitionists
in the North, and especially in New Eng
land, and the praises of these ebony senti-
nels who protect the dead, living and the sick
and dying against the Generalization of the
plague, would have been sung by hundreds
and hundreds of stridulous poets. But that
time has passed the negro having become
a citizen, all the qualities that formerly
provoked this kind of sentimcntality in his
behalf, have departed from him. He is no
longer n down-trodden creature; but man
and brother in the eye of the law-albeit
the shotgun does habitually interfere with
his exercise of the right of citizenship.