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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-04

was made him, but he will deny that he
was influenced by the offer. or that he
ever received or expected to receive q
cent for wri ing favorable brief, or that
be had soaght in any way to influence Mr.
Porter MIR. Porter was notified this
evening that the Sentinel of tomorrow
morning would contain Col. Woods state
menf. A defiant dispatch from him was
received in reply, to the effect that he
would be ready with his explanation the
moment the publication was made, and
that he would make the investigators of
the attack on his integrity sick of their
dastardly attempt to smirch bis reputa-
ton, Republicans are claiming to night
that they will not only prove Mr., Porter
as innocent of wrong doing as a babe un-
born, but that they will lay bare
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-04
New York Market. .

NEW YORK, Sept 4.
FINANCIAL.
Cold 100
Money!
GoveFnmente-Higher.
y. 8. Bonds 6& cent S0'e 1881. ........ ....i044l
10 ..a.---.-...--..s........ Lila
HeN .DZ9f
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-04
BUSINESS CARDS.
JOHN vOLK & CO.,

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. Aanufae.
" turerr Of Doors, Sash and Blinds.
Novelty Works.'' Rock Island, Ill.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-04-17
nA'sd: Hosc Lost, HON. Restored /!
jsat published, a new edition

jsst published, new edition
2 ". Culverwells Celebrated Es-
~ en- the radical care (without
S-.s y Spcrmatorrhea or Seminal
E-.. Involuntary Seminal Losses,
Mental and Physical Incapacity,
.a1s 70 Marriage. etc.; also. Con-
~ kpilepsy and Fits, induced by
enee or sexual extravagance, ETC.
&!sbvated author, in this admirable
e'snFly demonstrates, from q thirty
''1stnl practice, that the alarm
esnc<s Of self abuse may be rad
Without the dangerous use OF
9ea,cane or the application of the
unsing out . mode Of cure at
-. certain, and efiectual. by
- IL inch every sufferer, no matter
II Sosditlon may be, NAV cure him.
S@,y Privately, and radically
I ln's Lecture shouid be in the hands
yeath and every man in the land
= ~ ss1'sr seal, in plain envelope, u
pa e.ss. postpaid, ON receipt Of 81,
~ POSTAGE stamps.
a.. scLvkRWELL MEDICAL CO..
~ 6, New York, N. Y; Post ofHc
- js2l-1y
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-04-17

Respecsfully submitted,
A. L. CHOW. Chairman
The reuort Of The committee on claims
-. scccpted and adopted.
the following report Of the parish treas
urer va received and adopted:
fRpers xsu y rsslishsd sszt sssk.)
r. 81 Cameron having handed In b:
re.sgnation = secretary, It was accepted
snd Sol. Kraft elected ~ secretary pro sen.
s 8. Shackelford was then unanimously
elected parish treasurer for ne year 10y.
Petitions prsentsd for compensation fof
building bridges were laid over fos van'
" 4 B. sbackeiSord presented bin q
~ 10 for books purchased. wnien -
allowed and ordered 70 be pesd oas Q! IN
appropriated fund Of clerk q poi1oe jury
On motion Of !. y. Brian =
Be it ordained, that vos,ng pseesnet =
hereby created and esteonsneo = - no. :
Lnke.in ward ., 70 b known - pou :
| Adopted.
| On motion Of II Nugout-
| r. Il ordained, that the voting pfecincs
a. Tjbertv Chapel In ward = hereby 70
moved - DAYS Mil. Adopted.
a motion 6y /. n. Brian that - mill "a
- Iev;ed Tor school purposes was lost
On motion Of 8 c. Curry 49,.
n 4 ordained, That : tax e one miu 2,
lavied ON all taxable property iof scnIc'
nm ruoses and tho tai collector = h1kess
snstrueted to collect the came. ~
The yeas and nays being eaAsd, sns
resnlt stood - follow: 1eas-CofEy
Sham. Brian, Crow :
!, Tzs.>s.- Ad0uf0fE
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-04-17

While the Frank Willard was near
Shreveport, last Sunday q week ago.
two negro roustabouts got into .
difficulty. when one pushed the other
overheard and drowned him. After
committing the brutal act. the negro,
whose name is Geo. Williams, go'
ashore and escaped.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-04-17
1. \. E. MAcHEN,

euo counsellor at Law.
= ses'ce his profession in the Parish
~ -: Searts Of the parishes of Ra-
~ - "nn, Natchitoches and Cald-
~ ~. q the Supreme Court at New
- entrusted to his care will
Rxs Gss,t parish, La. jao
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-04-17

Making grand total Of
FIFTY GIFTS =,
tn. d.te of the above distribution VIII
occur verv soou, and there will positively
I've no reinforcement. We will publish the
Sste 81 the distribution before long
sample copies Of the Fruit Farm can %
sean NJ the rCHroxuLx Office, or by sendlng
s 81 - - 7. s. GARDNER.
s.o1 Russellville, Ky.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-04-17
A. CAZABAT,
Attorney and Counsellor At las'

Will practice his profsssion in the De.
tr;ct and Circuit Courts Of the Parishes o.
Grant, Rapides, VIM and NstcnIsosn -;
slso. Dsfore the 8uprsms Court and ~
United States Court IN Rsv Oslsens- 20
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-04-17
rEzE FRUIT FARM
GRAND GIFT DISTRIBUTION
Thousands of Dollars,
MOST Or II IN colo,
ACTUALLY GIVEN AWAY!

Every subscriber to tho Fruit Farm. who
RENTS immediately, will receive IN adj
tion to the paper, equal in value and con-
tents to any 81 imagining in America.
receipt emitting him to chance in tho
distribution of the grand Gifts enumerated
below, viz: .,ooo
A Grand square Piano, price =. .-..$ lOO0
A Self Binding Reaper, the latest a.
Beautiful Canopy Barouchs.' made
bv q. E. Garretson, Russellville,
Ky. who turns out the finest work
In Kentucky, and more Of it than
any other carriage house. ~
Psrlor Organ ~
Elegant Gold Watch and Chain-----. ~
A very fine Gold Wstch. --.-..----- Ivy
Ladies' Gold Watch and Chain Se
Fine Double Barrel Breech-Loeder- 20
Ladies' Gold Watch. :"
Gold "Dollar of the Daddies, ~
Very fine Gents Silver Huntingcass a
| Watch, Stemwinder. .---.----...-- ~
Set of Artificial Teeth .--.--..----- os
Gold ...-...-..-. $50, 49,
Boys Sterwinder, Nick'e-Pi.seu az
watch ...-- m
Gold -....----....------- {
Gold -..-.- .......---'-'''''
| Gold ....-...-.-.- z
4 Gold ......... ...-''' - :
Gold .......-..... -----'.--'- :
I Gold .---...--.----..- --'.-'.-.' !
Gold ...-...-----------.-. :
Gold -.-----.-----...'--'
Gold ------.----'''' !
! Gold -........------.-.--'
d Gold Gifts q each ..---..--..--. .
| Msk;n0 a Grand total Of
National Republican., 1880-11-08
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL
LOCKS.
PosToFFfCE DEPARTMENT, !
WAsHtNgToS, ID. c., Oct. %, 1880, J


SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Dc
portment. UNTIL 70 O'CLOCK NOON, on THE
DrH DAY OF JANUARY, Iss1 for furnishing a
new kind of mail locks and keys for tho solo and
elusive uso OF the United States through registered
mails.
As the public exposure and searching examination
necessary to intelligent b ddlng on any prescribed
model ofalo aud key would tend 10 impair II not
entirely destroy, the further utility OF such locks and
keys for the purposes OF the mails. the Postmaster.
General prescrlbes model or sample for bidders,
but relies for selection on the mechanical skill and
ingenuity which fair competition among inventors,
hereby invited, may develop In samples submitted
by them.
Specifications Of the conditions and requirements
relating to proposals. samples contract etc, well
as forms ofproposa, will be furnished application
by letter to the Second Assistant Postmaster encral
No proposal will be considered unless 1t shall have
been submitted in accordance with such specification
ana forms
The contracts which may be- made will DO IN con.
formity to the specifications and the accepted pro.
o1ai. But the right IL, however, reserved to reject
nny and all Of the proposals.
National Republican., 1880-11-08
WANTED Ro0SES.

VETASTED-Ihree uniuTnshpd rooms, centrally
w located; rcteI ences Address, stating terms
and location j. G. O., Pnst0lllce Boz 30 no6.Stt
NXTANrED-Ihrce or iOur unftruishcd rooms Tor
w hOusek keepinB, between NJ aud h and Twelfth
and Sixteenth streets WI please state price and To-
cation; small family references given. Address
STONE this Office noi'8lt
A LADY clerk desires an unturnished room In u
IN gcnteel family; must be centrally located board
preferred Address At once stating terms, Mira.
WhLIE, Republican ollee. no5,aLt
National Republican., 1880-11-08
Last Funeral ut Governors island


The New York SIM informs US, with an air
Of sadness We can very well appreciate, that
the visitors to Governors island werc few
but very select lriends Of General Hancock.
Few but very sclec' is good. We quote
from the Sim. There was General William f..
Smith, better known and moro commonly
called Baldy Smith, tho very best mi schief.
maker West Point has given to this country.
The festive Baldy was Uancocll's chief fugle.
man at Cincinnati. Then there was General
Daniel J.. SiCl;lcs, who had leg shot of NJ
Gettysburg, and had quarrel with Meade ~
to who really did fght the battle Of Get
let us omit the burg" Then there was
General Avcrill, Of cavalry fame, an immense
fellow on paper during tho carly part of
the war, Tho late lHmontcd TOfbert,
however, had to dismiss him for inca.
pacty aud uuwilinguoss to carry
out orders. Then there were Generals
McQuado, General DoT and Colonel Robert
Wood. Well, II has been very generally
conceded that We had a hand in the war, and
were pretty we'll posted on army and navy
matters. OF General Dorr and Colonel Rob-
eits military record VIC confess an entire in
nocence. We have seen General McQuado's
name in the newspapers But was he in
the old army of the Potomao2 and where did
he fight and blcod2 These nro questions we
should like to have General McQuade
answer. Is it not fact that General Me-
Quade was a hospital steward2 Ofcourse the
confederate general, Cadmus NJ. Wilcox, was
there. This is the fourth visit Cadnus has
made rs n pilgrim to Governors island Que
more visit would finish Hancock We sug-
gest to the magnanimOus Cadmus that lie
raise u regiment of confederate brigadiCrs
and confederate doad.beats OF equal proper
tiOu, place himself at their head aud tender
Hancock free of charge. Tho melancholy sit
uation was described in true and very appro.
pri0tcly expressed language. Two woll.Gllcd
dccanters were then brought on, and the
melancholy party moistoned, as all good dem
ocrats do, with no end OF "how, how, how y
MS the old Second Dragons used to nut it.
And this was the end Of it until 1854. Chair
man Barnum was not there.
National Republican., 1880-11-08
IlNT1II3IVIEII FIIT'' wv VI
Cotton dull. Middling, lO4c

BALTIMORE, MD, NOV, d.
Cotton dull. Middling, 1O4c.
Flour steady.
Wheat-Souihern quiet and easier but not quot
ably lower western firm. Southern red, 81 600
10; do. amber, 81 0s0l 10; No ! Maryland,
81 lG No. western wiutcr rcd, spot and No.
vembcr. 81 lry61 li's; December 81 1870
1873; January, 81 1901 l9I February, 81 2O3%9
III.
Corn--Southcrn easier for now: old steady; west
crn higher and strong with active inquiry.
Southern white. 5l@j3c; do. yellow, 4gd5lc for
new and old; Western mixed spot, and Nuyem-
oer 654i@i6c; December, 5Gl.@5G}ic FOR old; 800
66ls firm, Western white, as93s}4c; do mixed,
3GH37c
Ryo quiet at sl 00alO2.
Hay unchanged.
Provisions quiet and unchanged.
Butter steady. Prime 10 choice western packed,
lG@ 2Sc; roll, 20V22c.
Eggs firm at pc.
Petroleum duh. Refined, l2c.
Coffee duh. Rio cargocs, ordinary to fair, lls29
| l3Hc
Sugar steady. soft, 0lsc.
Whisky quiet and nomuuly Mt 81 10 for Job lots.
| Frcights to Liverpool per steamer steady ana
Rcc"Hts-Flour, 2,OeO bhls; wheat, 1850 bu;
| corn, 50 900 bu; oats, 1850 bu; rye 600 hu.
| shipments Wheat, 100000; corn, 9i,a75.
| SGle.-WhcOt, l2lS SIG bu; corn, l33 3sS2
| Virginia skies, old lG' do. deferred, o. do
| consols c.; do second series, % asked pastdue
| coupons, Sll3; new tCn.iOrtes, I2's Virginia ten-
| forty coupons, 90 bid,
National Republican., 1880-11-08
District Courts.
AssGdYMENrs ron TODAY.

sUrRENE CouRr or THE DIsTEIcr-CHIEr-Jus-
TlCE CARTIER AND JUSTICE WHIlE.-No. 60, Gill
more vs. Devlin Is, Berry vs.. Berry; 81, Smith vs..
kcnney; 50, Williamson VS.. lhompson ST. Gers
durf vs.. Wheeler: So Dwight VS.. While: Sc, Pcnle
Brooks; ST. Funt vs.. Riggs; IS, Jailray vs. Grant So,
Fletcher VS. Murray.
ClRCUIT CouET DIVISION No. l-JusTICE MAC
ARrHUE.-No. So, Wolf vs. Walsh; 50, Mcdonald VS..
Rightstnc; 80, Hutchinson vs., Alexander; l0j.
Hodges ct al VS.. Hancock; ll3, Richardson VS..
Gulick: 1875. Mueller VS.. District of Columbia; III,
smith, by next friend, vs. DOuglass; l2g, Potomac
Terra Gotta company VS.. shepherd ct nj 1871 Adams
RiesSner VS. shepherd; 1877 Shipman vs. District Of
Columbia; l3g, Walter VS. Carty; III, Bummel VS..
Getler; 49, Mcdaniel VS.. Windsor. l5. Meitzer VS..
Courtney ct al; li7 Hines use etc. vs.. Bryan 49,
Middleton, jr, vs. Entwislc IL Barrow; l5l, Morgan
vs. Roessle; l53, United States ". Potter ct O 1856,
NarmCll VS. NayloT l50, Charter Oak Life Insurance
company vs.. Iallmadge Ut al; lGl, Pike vs. Con-
verse; lG3, Gross VS.. Secor; l67 CementSv VS. Adams.
CIRCUIT COURT DIVISION No, 2--JusucE nag
NER.-Appca calendar: No, dS, Norileet " Co.,
use, etc. VS.. CHbell; l9S, WcswOOd vs.. Price.
Regular calendar No. g3G StUruS vs.. Cans 23S.
Kendall VS. Terry; 2i2 Lewis, trustee ". Kennedy
executor; PAS Cuss vs.. llillyel 300 Reid VS., Blact
252, Doble VS.. Hill; Dol Pratt & sons VS. DAVIS;
2i6, Goodhart VS. Dc NUndplaCr; 2jS, Bryan ys. Dis
triCt of Columbian 2G2, BushlUrd vs. Dunn, admins
traitor 2Gi. Storm vs.. Douglass; 26d Bridget VS.. Cook
272, Alexander vs.. BugChc; 21l, Mitchell vs.. Kill
bOurn Latta 21G, Sopcr VI. woodruff ct al; 27S
Equitable Life Insurance society VS., Hcycr ct al
Equity CoURT-JUsTCE CoX.-No. IS, Fudgo VS..
Ilains 70, Brcreton vs. Brcrc,on; 80, Alexandria
Canal a Bridge company VS. District of Columbia;
". Gownus IS, Foster vs. Foster IS, Wright VS..
Waller 3d. Franc vs., CrNudcl 49, Merrimnn VS..
BArrctt a. MCCauley vs.. knights OF -. Patrick; 49,
Reagan VS. Reagan; 49, Brooks W. Brooks; Il,
Tuuhy vs. lolt2nm; 10, Bishop vs.. Bishop.
CHINlNAL CoURT-JUsUCE JAM.s.-Wllum Pope,
murder OF j. T. Butler.
National Republican., 1880-11-08
TVNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
4. no. l0l Thtteen-nnd.a a. half street southwest

by virtue orn decd OF trust bearing date the goth
day ofIuno, A, D. 1871 ana recorded IN lber No. 85j,
folio 3O2 one Of the land records for the District of
Columbia nnd a the written request OF the party Sc
cured thereby Will Offer for sale nt publ nuc-
ton, IN 'front.' OF the premises on FRIDAY the 18TH
dny OF November. A, d. 1880 at o'clock p m, the
following escr bod real estate and premises. located
In tie city Ut Washington, In said District aud known
on the ground Mat OF said city lot lettercd of
Bradcys recorded subdivision OF original lots num-
borcd l3 and f. ~ square No 2G7 together with the
improvements thereon.
IorI s Oisnle-Ouc- c-lourth of the purchnfe money
In cash residue ia SIX twelve md eighteen mOnthI,
with interest from the day Of sale at seven per cent,
tobe secured by deed of trust upon the premises
sold or oil cUsh, vt purchasers OPTION All convey
nnCluR nt purchasers cost A deposit of so VIII BE-
required on the day of sale. II the terms are not
compiled with within five duts from he day Of sale
the trustees the right to resell at the risk aud
cost Of The dciautiug purchaser.
A. H. STEPHENSON, r,.,.,o,,
SAMUEL H. WIMSATT, iiuS'e'S'
National Republican., 1880-11-08
vvANTED-srTUATlONs.

A YOUNG MAN (Gcrman), who can speak Eng
N lsh wants situation Ms clerk In some business,
or something TO do; wages moderate Address 10
RICHARD, PIG Ninth st nos
National Republican., 1880-11-08
1880
THE GREAT
lAr 1850

lSCSO ,,,,,,,,,, l. ISCO
TO THE NoEfT Wi:sT AMI. soiuTiHwEsT.
Dou BILE TRACK, 5 EEL RAILS,
SPLENDID SCENERY, i,,A1A MA1AAdNlFlcENr EQUlP'
IL EFFECT, ,N2VEALBERs $, 1850.
uer OF sixth ald y streets as iollowsi
For pttsburg aud the West; sOo u. m. daily, with
N. daily, with Sleeping Cms nom Harrisburg to
Cincinnati. ST Louis and Chlcago $3.50 p N. daily.
BHiTiM0RG't& y 'iPdiio1@HC RAILROAD
For tanandgigu9, Rochester, Buffalo, HiGgara Falls
.. m daily except Sunday at $3.50 p, m. daily, ex'
eeIt saturday with Palace Cars to Canandaigua
For Wlliiunsport Lock Haven anl lGlmIra ut 1910
n m. dgiy, except sunday o.,,, ,O.,O
For New York and the East lGlO a. M, 2lO and 1000
Pm On sunday, 1000 y. m.
Limited Express OF lullmai, Parlor Cars, 03O m.
at JERSEY CITY with boats Of "sfookyn Annex"
double iCrriagc across New York city.
For ihiladelphla .;iO H. m, 2lO' $40 and 1000 p M
Imie]d ] express S$o a'G ~ NJ ND dniy except Sunday
For Batlmorr, $40, SOl 3D. 1910 a, m, and 2O l;2o
r, . 1919 a. S'D M io, Sp oso ana 1000 D. iS
For Popes creek Line G'lo H. m. ana dAo D. m daily
For Annapolis, $40 a. M, and $40 p. M daily, except
AIisXGSDRIA g FREDERICKsBuRG Rail-.
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA WASHINGTON
For Alexandria, l. 7gO o. il H. MI 40, 5.2O 625, and
lliSo .. m. On Sunday, 10 and II H. m, and 5
For nichmond and tho south 700 a. m. daily and
Trains leave Aioxandrla for Washington c. s. 10 q. NJ,
snndSy ii and 10 a. m ~ aud a.o5 p, m
Tickets, Information, sleeping ana InrlOr-cnr &C
east corner orThir,cohth street and Pennsyivunla
avenue northeast corner ofsixth street ana Ptnnsy-
vina avenue, and at the depot, where orders he
lett Tor the checking OF baggage to destination from
L. p. FARMER. General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General MannseT
National Republican., 1880-11-08
womnu's Ways.

The preacher murmurcd Let us prnyW
She EuCcicd. A. If impcllCd by duty,
But not sentence did she say,
The irrcllgiuus little beauty
Above the pcws her rOguish eyes
Pceped, conscious OF my admiration,
Aud filed me with more paradise
Than any In the congregation.
l heard, with hali.attcntiyc car,
The sermon, s)pOrlhc, stupid,
And though In church, my soul, fear,
Was PROSTATE ai the shrine of Cupid.
National Republican., 1880-11-08

INOR RENIaAt Mount Pleasant, cottage of seven
Il rooms, collar, LptrObp pump III kicheu, garden,
etc JOHN B. BLOSS Room 49, MAY Bulding: o..
EOR R1:NT-rhnt large lour-story DWELLING with
n bnck building and cellar, No 0lb Nlnth y n ";
rent only so TO good tenant NJ NJ ltOillslslL 40
800 Seventh 70. oclJ3tp
nor RllNr-Cull and see our list OF property ior
~ rent, JOHN SHERMAN * CO..
fe3-tf 81 Cloud Building
National Republican., 1880-11-08
,NDID OPPORTUNITY

TO WIN A. FORTUNE. ELEyENTlI GRAND
DISTRIBUTION. CLASS L., AT NEW OR,
LEANS, TUESDAY, NOV, o, 1880
National Republican., 1880-11-08
AUCTION SALES.
URUsTEEs' SALE OF TWO FRAME HOUSES
a on ELEVENTH STREET. BETWEEN ~
AID # STREETS SOUTHWEST AT AUG

AID II STREETS SOUTHWEST, AT AUC.
by virtue Of dec ce Of tho surrcme Court Of the
District Of Columbia sitting In equity passed the 25th
day OF October, 4. y. 1880, cause No 7,luS equity
docket 20, we The Undersigned trustees, will sell at
public auction, in front OF the promises. MON
DAY, the 18Th day Of NOVEMBER, 1880, nt 4 o'clock
r. m, hl those pieces or parcels oil ground. situated
In the city of Washington. ID. G., known and de-
scilbed as lots numbered seven C7) aud eight (s) In
G. u. Church'a recorded subdivision Of squire mum
bored three hundred and twenty eight (i2s) enCh f
said lots having irout Of fifteen feet Eleventh
street southwest with depth Of e0ls feet together
with the improvements consisting OF two frame
houses.
Terms, as prescribed by the decree; Oneiourth
CASH the balance in equal nstallmcns OF SIX, twelve
and eighteen months from day Of SALE with Interest
on the deferred payments at per cent per annuul
until paid, secured by deed Of trust ON the property
sold, or all Cnsh ut purchasers option deposit Of
500 on enrh lot required at the time Of sale and all
cohvcynucing and recording Mt purchasers cost II
terms OF sale are not complied with In seven days
property to be resod ut risk and cost of defaultng
purchargr after three days office In Evening star.
g. SIOIlltS, St. Cloud Building lTrus,aea
JAMES II, SAVILLE, 84. u st NV, Ai"''e0'
. DUNCANsON BROS, Auctloneers
National Republican., 1880-11-08
FREE ADVERTISING.
III 0 Q TT n. 1EE Gsr IEE
AdverlIsementa under lho head oI

hdvcTIscmenta under Tho head OF
BITuAT1OEs WANTED AND HELP WANTED,
Of On acceptable nature and not to exceed four lines
on our third page, nre free to all.
ddt0GStmcnis Tor Etut, SAFE az lost not 10 crcccd
hioc UUC, UjU Jc m5ottd HrcC tUcs Jor 7tcCntyJfro
Cnts.
II pnsw0s fail to come the FIRST time, we invite n
recond, third, as many repetIons are necessary
tosocure what you advertise for. We wish the nd
verneis TO feel that they Imposing US, but
are doing us n favor by using our free columns, we
Predetermined to mako THE REPUBLICAN,
THE MEDIUM
through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied.
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
io1NITiAIs ONLY arc not delivered through the
posoillce. II initials used they should be directed
tot the onre Of some person firm or postoilice box
No ffoc advertisements taken after o o'clock p m
Advertisements can DO left at our Office, or sent
through the mail TO
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN PRINTING CO
National Republican., 1880-11-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
For THE NATIONAL RupunLicAa.
Jubiiute.

THE NATIONAL REpuB1tcAu.
Jubiiuto.
ny REV, CHARLES WHEELER DENtsON,
Awake. o notes Of singing,
With glad triumphant voice;
While frccdoms bells are ringing
Let freedoms hearts rejoice.
From mouutuin.top TO valley
Peal forth the grateful strain,
And lot the city rally
To sound II out Ognin.
The voice Of God has SPOKEN
The mandate Of the free;
Our union towers unbr1kcn,
God lana, nom sea TO sea.
Freedom stands crowned victorious
Ocr slavery ana wrong;
Then let the shout be glorious,
And iubllaut thesOng.
National Republican., 1880-11-08
AromsIng Its Renders.

An alarm Of fire at midnight is n startling
thing, but not half so startling to many who
hear it rs would be the sudden knowledge OF
their own dangerous physical condition,
Thousands of thousands are hurryiug to their
graves because they are carclessly Indifferent
to the inGidious inroads of disease and the
means of cure. 1t is the mission Of H. II.
Warner Il Co., with their Safe Kidney aud
Liver Cure, to arouse men TO sense Of their
danger aud then cure them. .-Mcmphis Appeal.
National Republican., 1880-11-08
Shut the Door.

An exchange suggests that it is good soa.
son of the year to begin practiciug upon the
almost lost arJ' of shutting the door after
you. But that art was never lost from a news
paper office. Morning newspapers always
give visitor chrome ir lie shuts the door
after himself in cold weather. A half dozen
chromos last most Offices from one presidential
election to auothcr.-BiBghdmtO Republican.
National Republican., 1880-11-08
HTORIta.

il43 il43 ~ st w~s5l % zoos 7th st.... is 60
WIS 81 w,.... 70 so zoos 7th st.."....,.,.l5 90
Nij 7th st w...- 10 % 200 7th st 10 90
OFFICE ROOMS IN No. S23 and $40 Four.and.a-hali
Wreel u. W. also in i5s louisiana avenue n. W.
Call for Nppgiy Rput-
National Republican., 1880-11-08

10y n respectable colored man, situation MS coach
II mnn or waiter In private family. Call or al
dress WILLIAM III COURTNEY, No Ii5 Washing
Ion st N W, no