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National Republican., 1880-07-08
PERSONAL.

GENERAL GRANT regrets that he weighs 1s1
pounds.
CoNGRrssMEN r. T. MARTIN of West Vir'
ginia and L. j. Henkle Of Marylan are at the
National.
THE Greek kings two sidesde.camp who
accompany him are named Hadiipetros and
Colocotroms.
Mrs. FULLER Of the Art school, will spend
her vacation in the valley of the Juniata
where her pencil will trace the scenery of that
lovely spot
DRGFTTNG GOOSE, with 10G of his band, has
settled down on the Sioux reservation, thus
keeping his agreement with the Indian de-
partment made IN May last.
Mn. CAvENDIsH BENTINCK, brother of the
duke of Portland, who is to wed the daugli-
ter of Mr.. Maturin Livington of New York at
Newport next month, has arrived there on
time.
MAJOR GEORGE A. REYNOLDS of Parsons,
Kan, died IN this city on Tuesday afternoon.
Major Reynolds WIS a leading democrat Of his
state. During the late convention at Cincn.
natl he WAS taken ILL., aud returning to this
city lie took to his bed, his disease being
pneumonia
Miss JENNIE GRANT, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. 5. Willard SaxtOn, at Mount
Pleasant, left yesterday for brief sojourn at
the charming villa of John Burroughs on the
Hudson. She goes thence to her home near
Boston. Tho many friends of this ostimable
lady will be glad TO know her health is much
improved
The following are registered in New York
Hon. 4. c. Pound of Wisconsin, Hon. II. ID.
Money Of Mississippi, aud A. X. Tmglc, at the
Metropolitan; Ex-senator J. H. Mitchell at
the Hoffman; Hon. 4. II. Murch aud Hon. II.
Page at the st. James, Hon. Frederick Miles
and Judge j. p. Bradley at the Fifth Avenue,
and Speaker Randall at the New York hotel.
TIE Rev. Barnas Sears, ID. d., LII. D., OF
Staunton, Va, died ut Saratoga, n. Y, ut 8
o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the age OF
seventy.seven years. Dr. Sears was for many
years president of Brown university. He was
manager Of the Peabody und for educational
purposes in the south, and has latterly resided
| in Richmond He was to have delivered an
address on the Educational Progress of the
Last Fifty Years." before the American In
stitutc of Instruction at Saratoga last even
ing. lie will be buried IN Boston.
National Republican., 1880-07-08
POLITICIL NOTES,

MOSES A. BLrnsoE has been nominated by the
republicans Of the fourth cOngresSinal district Of
North Carolina T. 4. IlargrOyc was gcnomiuuted
for clector. The district gave 1900 democratic
majority in 1870
THERE is talk Of third party ticket IN Florida for
governor. There are democrats enough who are
dissatisfied with the action Of their convention,
joined with some dissatisfied republicans, to make
u formidable third party. So says the Jacksonville
sun and Press.
THE Chicago Inter- Ocsau recommends som ebolv
to get Mullett to design an ark for the use OF the
democratic party in November After Mullett has
completed his ark, he might get the editor Of the
Sun to pitch ii within and without aud then stand
It high and try in the mud.
THE World h Just ~ much In love with George
TiCEuor Curtis Gs when he wrot. essays against
cocrclug rebelOus state and foreuCOurugng such
reasonable articles the authorities deemed II wise
and proper 10 put up the shutters Of the World and
close the concern. The World quotes Curtis as a
whig. The meanest and most malignant Of all
traitors during our civil war were renogade wings
| TuE Mexican Vets who meet to lndorso Han
cock resolve themselves to be a very numerou.
and vigorous body Of voters but when they are
before congress with their little pension bill the,
are but few and feeble. Now let u bakers dozen
! old gentlemen meet In the back room Of saloor
and resolve themselves into five or SIX thousand
| The boom for Hancock ana q free lunch will ther
| be carried forward with great unanimty
THE Greeuyille(s. ca Ncps advises the republican
leaders as follows: "ThG white men Of the stat
! desire peaceful summer and autumn. They az
weary of heated political strife. Ifthey are force,
to vigorous action, IL will be exceedingly Yigorou
perhaps unpleasaIitly 70. We have tested kind
ness and conelation for four years; some thlnl
too much. If they are proved TO have failed, tn
opposite means will be experimental with. W
roltorato our advice 20 the yoraoous and rehcctiv
cook and the argumenntiyo and profound Spol
TO he careful how they co. and not stir up the AM
mails too freely. They have teeth and claws.
Is reply to the suggestion that General Joh
Mcdonald be induced TO tell what he knows ubou
Grant, the Illinois state Register democratI
paper, says; Grant is OUT Of politics now, and Ii
National Republican., 1880-07-08
TEMPERANCE AT THE WHITE HOUSE.

TEMPERANCE AT TIE WHITE HOUSE
NEAL Dow Of Maine is the prohibitiopists'
candidate for president. All those In favor of
peIpetuatug the iced tga, thin lemonade.
ginger ale and raspberry cordial stvlo of cti.
quotte now in vogua at the White House,
should vote early and often for DOW
The above from the democratic organ Of
this city shows in what estimation that
party holds the practice of temperance at
the executive mansion-a practice which
has won golden opinions from all who take
pride in pointing to tho chief magistrate a-
an example in morals and practical chris,
tianity which it is safe to follow. The
great heart of the nation approves the
course of President HAYES in the firm and
heroic stand he has maintained on thi,
question.
Judging from a remark by the demo,
cratic candidate for that Office in this city
that he can see through n glass of whisky
farther than through field glass" what.
ever that may mean, we are justified in The
belief that if he should succeed the present
tenant of the executive mansion, iced teas
and lemonades would soon give place loi
slings and julips, aud instead of raspberry
cordial, brandy smash would be the eti
quotte. Better continue the tea and lemon
adc.
National Republican., 1880-07-08

THERE is some talk now of forming
HANCOCK clubs in the several departments.
The thing is no doubt feasible so far as ma
terial is concerned, and the spirit Of concili-
alton which injected so many democrats
into the present administration will sub
ordinate the civil-service rules, so that they
will not interfere with the purposes of
these democratic and patriotic clerks.
National Republican., 1880-07-08

IF HANCOCK could have been nominated
by party which had been loyal to tho ro-
public, he would have made very respect
able candidate, but when he accepts the
leadership Of the party of treason and re-
bellion, the mask is too small to cover the
record which comes with the alliance, No
one union general is large enough to con
done for a measure Of treason and rebellion
which cost the union four years of bloody
war, more than million of lives and
thousands Of millions OF treasure 1t would
take q regiment Of union maior-gencraIs ia
cover such measure Of disloyalty and
crime. One is inadequate.
National Republican., 1880-07-08

has quietly resumed his place as private citizen,
as historical figure, whose name need not be
maligned for mere party's sake. The John Nc.
Donalds also had better keep quiet They are
not wanted to voice the passions OF the hustings.
They are not needed In the democratic ranks.
Let them fall back into mcrcd oblivion. They
are unfit to lick even the dirt from the sandals Of
Grant and deserve no respect from honest men
National Republican., 1880-07-08

TO crush rebellion. lie now waves the
HANCOCK banner and arraigns the north
for having elected LINCOLN and provoked
the rebellion and its consequences. This
is genuine copperheadism, and II is far
more bold than when the country was in
arms to crush a copporhood rebellion.
National Republican., 1880-07-08

Hon. L. W. KEIGHrLEY returned to the
city yesterday. He reports the very great
est confidence as characterizing the rcpub.
Leans in their canvass in Indiana. The
leading democratic newspapers Of the state
now admi that the decision of the state
supreme court overthrowing the amend
ments to the constitution has been very
hurtful to the democratic prospects. The
republicans are preparing for an aggressive
campaign on this issue. They will show
that the direct expense to the state of an
election in October will be over hundred
thousand dollars, while theindirect expense
will be far greater, and that it was de-
liberately put upon the people by demo
cratic supreme court for u purely demo-
cratic partisan purpose, As these amend
ments were adopted by the aid of from
twenty to forty thousand democratic voters
acting with the republican party in favor
Of them it is evident that the republicans
will profit by the partisan act by which
the will Of tn e majority was defeated, We
have yet to see or hear Of republican
familiar with Indiana politics who doubts
of success in October.
National Republican., 1880-07-08

ST. DOMINGO has had for once a quiet
election. 1t is possible that peace pre-
vailed because the opposing candidates We're
both "reverends"
National Republican., 1880-07-08

THE rain which fell on Monday afternoon
and evening in the vicinity of New York
was greater in quantity than that falling
during the two months of May and June.
1t was an incalculable blessing.
National Republican., 1880-07-08

GENERAL HAscoCl is credited with
good sense, but that fact cannot be estab.
lished by his acceptance of democratic
for the presidency.
National Republican., 1880-07-08

THE cable dispatches show that the cast
em question Is fast assuming the proper
tons of u crisis. The western powers will
soon be called upon to decide upon a pro-
tectorate for what is left of the Turkish
pmnirp
National Republican., 1880-07-08

George TlcRNoR CURTIS turns up as
the king reptile of coppsrheadism in this
epoch. He reminds one Of the repeated
hisscs Of the copperheads during the war
National Republican., 1880-07-08

ANOTHER Cuban insurrection seems to
have come to an end. The leaders have
been tracked, defeated and killed Or cap.
tured. Their followers have fed to the
bua1,
National Republican., 1880-07-08

THE Greenbackers are counting half n
dozen states on their string already Sc
cured, with more in prospect. They claim
Maine with much positiyencss.
National Republican., 1880-07-08

DELAWARE expects to market four mill
ion baskets Of peaches this year.
National Republican., 1880-07-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
-srocKHoLpERs MEEr1Na.


SsJ~sToCKHoLDERg MEETING
The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
National Fur Grounds Association VIII be held at
Shea's llal No gi2 Pennsylvania nvenue northwest,
FRIDAY, the l6th instant, at " O'Clock m.
Tho polls for the election OF five directors to serve
the ensuing year viii be open nom to o'clock p M
by order OF the President
NlSSS OFFICE OF riE COMMISSIONERS !
e-E OF ritE DISTRICT or CULtMBtA. 7
WAsHGNGrON, July o, lssO)
REMOVAL OF BODIES FROM HoLNEAD GEM
IIEIlG.
Whereas I'm the Sundry tivil APPROXIMATION act Of
June 4, 1880, an appropriation Of 5000 Is made for
the removal OF bodies from HOlmcad Cemetery
when requested by the relatives,
Notice is hereby given that the Commissioners Of
the District OF Columbia are prepared TO act upon all
applications to item for the removal OF bodies under
the provisions Of said act, and all persOns having
bodies OF relatives inferred In sold Cemetery are re-
quested to promptly make known their wishes rs TO
the disposition Of tile remains.
BY order OF the Board. - 49, .
WILLIAM TtNDALL,
JusGt secretary
N-1S3S CITIZENS MARKET,
Rhode Island avenue, between Eighth and Ninth
streets.
For the convenience OF the public generally this
market will be open DAILY and SATURDAY
l.NENlNGS, during the heated term, commencing
MONDAY, June u. A few stalls ior rent vt reason
able rates Ic21-lm
National Republican., 1880-07-08

nLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN
~ as the hest so s JUSrlTS OLD STAND
known for years as the only place whore hrsl-Clasf
secondhand clothing CUn he sold at respectable
prices, Address or call at
JUSIhS OLD STAND
No 8l0 ID street, between Sixth and Seventh streets
northwest, branch store No. 4Os Ninth street. be-
tween ID and u streets northwest
n, B, Mote seut by mail promptly attended 10,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-02
Marster's Self.ReguIatIng
r e e D e r
FOR THRESHIN0 MACHINES.

Is tho only Feeder manufactured that fesds
without moving al tho straw In body, con.
sequently giving more regular feed than 1t 10
possible to obtain with draper feeder; 1t
leeds the whole length OF tho cylinder; It is
easily changed to feed fast or slow - desired;
saves the labor of two mon and does not re-
quire m experienced tableman to feed II.
The separator needs no alteration with the
exception Of the removal Of feed board to no.
taken OF when moving. 1t requires but lit.
tie power to run 1t, and has no complicated
parta liable TO get out OF order. It6 success
having been fully demonstrated, ! cordially
invite all parties interested to call and Judge
,.Il1i,z 3 Hi uA1GTm0.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-02
SEPTEMBER DRAWING.
1850 Prixes-..-.............
Whole Tickets, %. Hall Tickets, u.

Remit by Postofiice Money Order Reg
istered Letter, Bank Draft or Express,
70 insure against mistakes Or delays
correspondents Will please write their
names and places Of residence plainly,
Street, and Town, County and state.
All Communications connected with
the DISTRIBUTION and Orders for Tickets
should be addressed 70 ,. -. BOARD
viiis. 4 n xy., E Or 81 and SSU 1scadvsy
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-02
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

Several improved places and sheep
range to rent. Also, orange and other or
chards, farms, ranches and real estate of
all descriptions, FOR SALE and TO
RENT.
Parties having places for sale or for
rent would do we'll to put them In our
hands. Our Real Estate Circular is dis
tributed In large numbers in Eastern
cities. HEBDnAN = JONES,
Real Estate and Insurance Brokers,
1lb-9W Under Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-02
Treasury Department,
OFFICE OF coNrTnorn. -. ,
OF THE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, August Is. iafa.

Whereas, BY satisfactory evidence p>,e.'
sented to the 1ndersiened. Il hes 6oGn
Bank Of Los Angeles, in the City e r.
angeles, In the county OF Los AnG1105
and STATE OF California, has con6liS[
with all tho prevtsions Of the H1Si1S(
statutes OF the United States reouirS6 ~
be complied with before an AssociSS1S7
shall be authorised 70 commonco 3R6|
business of banking: 4 s
NOW, therefore. l, John 9. LaneWorshY.
Actlng Comptroller OF the Curfen0y. ~
hereby certify that The First NaS{11aI
BANK OF Los Angeles. in the City % Ilo6
Angeles. in the county Of Los xneele6.s
and State of California, IL authorized "a
commence the business of banking e
provided in section fifty-ono kun5re6
and sixty-nine OF the Revised Statutes of
the United States. - : ~
In testimony whereof, Witneos nv
hand and seal Of once, this i6th dav 81
August, 1850. ~ Is.
lSeal OF the Comptroller OF the Cur-
rency1 J. g. LANGWORTHY.
Acting Comptroller Of the Currency.
~. zASl' a2o-t nov
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-02

These drawings, authorised by the
Agislature OF 1873 and sustained by the
rts of Kentucky. occur regularly on
L last day OF every month, Sundays
an. Fridays excepted. for the period OF
FIVE YEARS.
The United States oircuit Court on
March 8ist, rendered the following deci-
Ist-That the Commonwealth Dlstri-
button Company IL legal.
2d-lts drawings are fair.
N. B.-Thfs Company has now on hand
q large reserve fund. Read the list OF
prizee for the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-02

My life was saved by Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.--E.
B. Lakely, Selma, Ala.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-02
I'm SURA NOE,

The Agency OF the Fire and Life Insur-
ance Companies formerly represented
by me has this day been transferred to
Mr.. NJ. Kremer.
Thanking my old friends and patrons
for past favors. request u continuance
OF the same for my successor.
Los Angeles, Sept. l, 1880.
b. +. DRAKENFELD
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-02
Coming South Going North

Both steamships Gall 1t Port Hartford
(SanLuisO Obispo land Santa Barbare.
The Company reserves the right o
change the steamers or their days Of
sailing.
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at g. 45o'clock p. M, Los An
geles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-02
NOTICE.

This is to notify all persons concerned
that no one II authorised TO incur any
indebtedness or obtain any credit en- my
account, and that Will not pay any
bills incurred BY any one without
written order nom me. ...
Los Angeles, ssptsmSsr % :. issc. s7sf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-02

soothes. relieves almost at once and cures wherc
other piasters fail even to relieve. 1t contains
greater & more powerful pain relieving, strength
ening and curative. properties than the common
porous plaster, and Is far superior. to liniments
specially recommended for the above ailments,
als0 for Spinal and Klducy ComPlatntnl
Plourisy, Sciatica and all Local Aches and
Pnins. When suffering you will do well 70 e1ke
even 3 little pains 70 procure this article. Do
no8 allow any othee plaster to be substituted for
\ \ HI 5lsssi = M NV York Fro1sisic'S'
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-02
gos An9tles Arrala.

ished avery morning except Mon
day,
BY
,IOSE EJ'li u. LYNCH.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-02
Central stables.

forms his fri ends and the public that he
will open the Central Stables. Spring
street, opposite the Court House, on
Monday August I'd. He s0licits share
o patronage. Terms reasonable. 1Sl-lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-02

s.e F7IRE.
Commercial Union Assurance Co. OF
London; capital, Sl2 500 900.
South British and National Fire and Ma.
rine lns. Co.; capital. $4,000 COO.
The Metropole and Reinsurance Gener.
ales OF Paris; capital, Sll ,0O0 600.
Home Insurance Co. OF New York; assets,
$B,4C0000
Phoenix lns. Co. of Hartford, Conn.,; as
sets, 81, 500 900.
The Insurance Go. OF North America: as.
sets, Sc 60O,O00.
The Pennsylvania insurance Co of Phil
adelphia; assets, 81 QUO 900.
The Connecticut lns. Co. OF Hartford;
assets. 81, 100000
The California Ins, Co. OF san Francisco:
assets, $500
Mr.. Drakenfeld Will remain with Mr..
kremer for the present.
Trusting, by strict attention 10 business
and liberal and fair dealing, to merit the
continuance OF the custom OF the patrons
OF the above Companies,
l am, respectfully,
Nj. AR NMER, Agent.
sel-lm No. 4 Temple Block.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-02
Los Angeles Council No. II, ReYal ~
Select Masters, +, 4

Monday OF each month at lasonlo Ha1l.
at 80 p. II. Sotourning Com panio11 ~
good standing are fratsrnally Invited =
attend. By order OF the Th:. Uls-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-02
Los Angeles IIsage He. s, z 3. -

.<unDn Regular meeting held =:
WEDNESDAY EVnNIW6 ~
each week at * o'oloof. -
iourning brethren IN -
standing are cordially invited.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-02
RANKING HoUsxs.

FARMERS 4 MERCHANT
BANK &
OF Los Angeles.
oAPlTAL~-...20o,oo ,ooo G
Resevve Fund. 90 COO a.
gAIAe W. HELLMAN.u..........u.v& ';.s
l. 9: GOODWIN. .................. W. - &
JOHN 4ILNER......... :. 2
BOARD OF DIRRCTons.
IsAIAs ". HnLLMAN, LoKN 4. onrvpst I
9. ". CHxLna, O.. II. TIcS9. - .. z
I. Q. GOODWIN, a. GIx~1sv s.
PHIL GArHI.s; 6cs. zxsss5s
Exchange sbr sale On
NEW YORK. LONDON. pUr
LIN, FRANKFORT, PARm q
BERLIN and HAMBURG s
Receive Deposits and lssss -
Certificates.
Bay and sen
LEGAL TENDERS, 0OvHR1 G
MENT, STATE, COUNTY. 8
AND CITY BONDS. I!
VIII also pay the highest pries fpr 60 {
and Silver Bullion. - - -''7''Iiz<
Los ANGELES COUNTY bAl.
MAIN STREET
Los Angelss........ ......... ......... q: u
Capital Stock (paid up), 100. .oO0
]. 9. SLAUeON Prou11ers
Z. MnAKEMs:................... ~ Wee rresj46n[
- oo1A1o
DIRECToRa V
y ~; 4 sFFHUsos, FNUxa, 4: ". 1oy1An
- o1Sf' nv Go: ". Pnn1ua
Buy and sell exchange ON San nm - 8
lew Few rSrx' London, PaEiss DeRlin ~
Buy exchange ON all parts Of me Unl4S s..
States and Europe. - -
neceive money ON open account - ~ s
uncSto OF Deposit, and do - 4
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-02
FOR EXCHANGE.

AN ELEGANT REsIDgNCE, 60
tanning 10 rooms, with al neoeesafy e03-|
buildings. with " ecfog Of 1no1V 1Mn@s
proved land, II aores In dociduouo op011
yard Or orange gIoVo. ~
For particlle!s spPly 20 z
ais-lw Cur npeing and Tsno3o ~ ( &
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-02
no Cham bora's Birshd.y.

PARIS, Sept. 30.-The Count De
Chambord completed yesterday his
sixtieth year. The, occasion was
celebrated by about a dozen ban
Queta In various parts Of Paris, and
the Commemorative Mass at the
Church of st. German des Paris
was attended by thousands OF per-
sons. Masses were also celebrated
at Marseilles, Bordeaux and other
towne.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-02

Buy and sell exchange on San Rsnnoanu q
Frankfort. - "a IS
Buy exchange on all parts Of the Uni1S 1
Receive money ON open account "a -
uncSte Of Deposit, and do : Gon6i7l
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-02

Referring to the above, beg to state
That have beon appointed agent for the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-02
confdence Engine Company le. 3

- REGULAR NEHTIN0G :
;s'' 81 &c SSsHH:Py s':s :ss::i:jP !I5 s.; ~; ss
ming Of each month, e X
2 O'Clock. By, order. :.
J. J. W0ODWOAIH. -.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-11-05
Post omce Pound.

OH but didn't she look divineiy beau
tiful as she tripped up to the stamp
window yesterday "Monsagues' and
"Dutch braids, /" handkerchief costume of
the Lincoln green" and .sardine gel
low" variety. turban hat of same, hoops
and-Oh. myi yumi yum.
There were 3.35S,651 letters and
packages received st the dead letter Of
nee the last fiscal year. OF this number
2,7O0, 900 were sent from local offices be
cause never claimed; $4,000 held for
postage; 2O2, 600 were misdirected. 49,
600 bore fictitious addresses, and over
1900 no address at all; 21,947 letters
contained drafts. checks. notes, &c, the
face value Of which was $1.526, 1928, and
1924 contained money amounting to
&40, 4S3. Most of the property has been
returned to the owners.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-11-05
The Closing Rally


At Bancroft hall Monday night was the
grandest Republican meeting of the can
vass, and nothing could have added to
its success save enough additional room
to accommodate the scores of people
who were turned away for want of ac-
Communications. The meeting was most
ably addressed by c. B. Graves and Joe
Waters, both capital speakers, and who
talked to signal advantage to the i'm
mense audience. The sound arguments
and dignified manner of Mr.
Graves contrasted with the quick inva-
city and ready speech of Waters, who
kept the house in a continual roar by
his admirable points and apt illustra-
trations The music added greatly to
the general interest, and taking the meet
ing all in all, it reflected great credit up.
on the committee which has managed
the local campaign with such entire salts
faction to the party