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MOND. FEfDERl, k~BIEG
IL AND POTION SO RAILROAD

CORRESPONDENCE qrick time 10 other points
Through bill 0i lading ISSUED a. JOYS rates.
&. a. TAYLOR
" General Freight A-fU'
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TIE BEST
KEDNEYMDLIVER MEDIG!NE
NEVER KNnWN NO FAIL.

81 had suffered twenty years with severe dis.
use Of the kidneys, before using HUNTS Rem.
DIV two days was relieved, and am now we'll
JOSHUA rUrHiLL.
"My physicians thought that was paral'
wed on one side. | was terribly afflicted with
rheumatism from 1869 To 1850 Twas cured by
Hunts Remedy" STEPHEN 4, MASON.
IVY doctor pronounced my case Brghts
Disease, and told me that could live only forty.
eight hours I thea took Hunts Remedy AM
WAS speedily cured" NJ GOOnSpEED
Having suffered twenty years with kidney
disease. and employed various physicians with
ont being relieved, was then cured ny Hunts
Remedy SULLIVAN FtNNEk' =,
II have been greatly benefited by the use Of
Hunts Remedy. For disease Of the kidneys
ana urinary organs there is nothing superior
A II. NlCKERSON.
~ can testify to the virtue Of Hunts Remedy
In kidney diseases from actual Trial, having
hecn much benefited thereby
REV T. TAN LOR
81 was unable to atisc from bed from NJ nt-
tack Of kidney disease The doctors could not
relieve me. | was finally completely CURED 10y
using Hunts Remedy FRANK Il D. CksON;
Il have suffered extremely With kidney die.
ease. after using Hunts Remedy two days, l
WAS enabled To resume business
one trial will convince You. For sale 10y all
druggists. Send iOt pamphlet to
HUNTS REMEDY co. Providence, r, /,
Prices rs cents aud Sl2b,
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Sold by All Druggists.
TEE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is q never failing cure
for Nervous Debility.
exhausted vitality, Sem
inal Weakness, Sper-
lnatorrhHa, l. u ) 4
MANHOOD, impoten.
cy, Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects OF
self Abuse. youthful
follics, and excuses In
maturor years. such as
Loss Of Memory, Las
situdc, Nocturnal Emis-
sion, Aversion 10 S0oio.
", DimuVss Of Vision,
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FUTURES

THE future markets were dull and easy all
day until the close, When he marker took 8
small jump of 3tO 5 poir. and closed firm.
Liverpool futures closed b.I.y steady about the
same 'aSt night For every reaction OF points
We are liable TO see II dcCh.. 10, expresses our
opinion OF the market at the present lime. The
closing is about points higher than last night
Spots uucha' gea
Chicago prodnce.-ChiCaro was strong on corn
and wheat aud rather weak on pork January
wheat ana corn seem to be in good demand and
with II upward tendency. Though The receipts
are very large, more than three times Us lmSt;
In fact as last wear at this time, We are inclined
10 look for a break in provisions before long,
under the heavy receipts.
NEW N0RE
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e O.
COTTON.

mHE receipts Of cotton in this city to-day, wtre,
tg3 bales, . . bales Of which came by ran anu
were consigned to different parties In the Guy
The shipments were 0 bales tot " u. Light
bales for White 4 Co, over the same road lVO
bales for Mord,cia 4 Co, by the uul, colorado
~ Santa Ft. and 8! ba'cs from kaufman by we
compress company, over the Texas Ihrihc'
In st Louis to-day the receipts Were 4Vol naios
lS2 There was no change IN prices IT. any OF
the cotton centres, either In EuruleOr America
In this city prices are unchanged, hut are
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R1sd,ea,.

Illustrated Marriage Guide, go pages, cloth
aud silt binding, 50 cents; same paper cover
= cents. Manhood, 10 cents; womauhoOd. 10
cents; pamphlet ocutS securely seated, by
mail Send money or postsge stamps DR.,
WHITTIER, the gpcat specialist. 6l5 81 charles
streeL 81 louis. Mo
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GRA1 It'll I lJDE.

pESvsR, Con, August ~. lSS2 tents lean.
tudo "a You for the cure your swim $ specific has
elected In my case. was ,!llict,d with the
horrible blood disease for three Years and after
spending some time NJ the Hot springs, cOuSd.
cred my case ahopt less QUO | used only one
dozen small bottles OF \ = $, and there is not
Stgu OF the disease remaining NV sores arr
all healed ESF-~Sysy'~ ~SsF'-~<S-sa my throat
ri rid S OF T SSTii lam ann
disease. Bong drug clerk, J have seen 30
many hundreds of men doscd with caomel.
iodide OF mercury, iodidc Of potash until they
were wade complete wrygkG, that | Shuddtr Ia
/ think Of the misery which has been drought ON
! the human family by eusO ct meiCurlals for
| blood diseases. IL auying shame that phys.
| lcians VIII not acknowledge the merit 1T your
| 1rand blood Medicine. Use my name ms you
wish refer you To my present employers OF
. To MtSslS, collins Bros, 81 Louis. ), II. RAlF,
broadway Pharmacy, Denver Col
! II You doubt, come To see MS aud We will
| CURE YOU, or charge nothiugl Write for par
ticunrs and copy of the liue book Message
( To the Unfortunate suffering Ask any drug.
glst as to cur standing
&c $1,000 Reward will be paid 70 any
chemist who VIII Nhd on ana ySls ut 100 bottles
OF 5 ;. $, oue particle Of Mercury, ludide OF
Potassium, or any Mineral substance SWIFT
SrEtlFlC co, propnetors, Atlanta, Ga
Price of Small size SI.OO
Large Size i75
Sold by All Druggists.
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CURE YOURSELF

Dr Bnhannsns Vegetable Curative" i,vtuaicd to pst,
mhuenuY tutu alt iufWs Ut sprrusitOrrasa SsainA
hsatncs 1rurp lrhiiiil, iwpuitny, etc, lui fcsuUl
Lost igvr' uul ltnsa back the "houttMl Nigar' ~
Those Who have destroyed thy sexual csc's ~ evil par
tCrs n nom lNp 10 spytn Notks time This remedy, which
has hyru usc by d. Hnhannnn IN his private Hacicc TT
over Thirty years, was uvvvr known ~ fail In ,uuf even
The WORST tAslN II gives vitality and uupuus enrTgy
with wonderful 'llryttD those mlddr.aEtd men Wan ir,
weakness beyond their years la uyilufaug properties
are tilt ut once. Young men sullruA ium the tuuse,
Qucncra 81 that drudhiy drsfuctyc habit OF Eli Ah,ss
can ute th ucicinc Win the assurance OF speedy ant
tkhnANiM cure. The patient gains Strength and e'rs,
tgty 81 fpiu At once ~ u acts dI,ciy the parts sfs
ed a. soothing aud hvaug tonic aud anuu,i 10 the 70
lAhtd seminal yCslcs aud ffitaiGd ducts impang poeu'
aud tone sni torng ics TO th'f natural state tho suns
ns " the hanclul haht he'd never hcru rlWg,d In Th
,nsdienis arc simple Productions Of uaiuIc-bhrka, roo.
hrfhs etc, and arc sffCihc mr the aba ditairs
uTlIrc, iNr Dollars, sent with hui directions, tr ~
any ndllgss, Tor snc only NJ DE- & \ nohauuans Oi,sl
No 81 North llh stuT briwr,u Nnshmfinp a,onut gls
tutn tifgtt, II lnnis, 49,. IfiuhIghtd IN tNI
uG-ut ha"iftati.u On Special B,eA,t," which rvcs
Ctai dyucatnn Ut The nature, causes fymptnns Hrans ~
cure, etc, OF niluiliS, SEMINAL WLAkNlss Etu sea,
'lltLL ~ afJ address upon fccclH oionc stamp
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For the state OF Texas Internationally tho
best ever made Its sales are five times greater
than that Of all other ftylcs Of wire comblped.
SEQ our circulars descriptive ~ this superior
o'c afnCpN y" ApNEp NoustNu
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tTHE srATsuF TEXAS--To THE sHER'
In OF any Constable Of Dallas County,
Greeting; You are hcrcDy commanded to sum
mon X r Bainum Wire aud iron Works m
vate corporation, by making publication OF tnls
citation on u IN each week ior four successive
weeks proY us to the return day hereof IN some
ewspapcr print d In said county, II there be
one hat II there be no newspaper printed IN
said county, then 10y publication In some news
pa er printed IN the nearest county where VI, 10
I, one to b. aud appear before me Al my once
In the city NJ Dallas, In the county OF Dallas on
the . IN 'ay Of January. lSSA TO answer acom'
piAn filed bffn'c mo IN Justice court Tor PIE,
ciuct Va !, ot said county, on the alh day OF
November. lisa IN a suit numbered on ne
docket of said court No, 1904, wherein q.
HAIRY IL plaintiff aud T. I, Barnum Wi'e ana
Iron Works Is defendant sad complaint Is
tor Inc INN Of one hundred and eighty nine
dollars and ten cents due on account dated
November /, i.si aud payable on SAID last
nswcd day. Accommodations on sale OF goods 10
isSi. ureln fail not, aud Of this writ make due
return A. the Law directs So.
NO, ,ss3 W. NJ EDWARDS,
dcc7 itdGvU J y NJ Dallas ounw
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In conversation with Captain W. W Ross,
that gent cman expressed the opinion that the
cotton crop " Texas this year VIII not feach
above 100 600 bales. He thinks the yisld ihls
season In the whole country viii b. below maj
of two years ago He Is without doubt one OF
he best posted men on this subject IN ths state,
nd his opinion IN entitled TO credit ile further
ates that there Is now evidence That the acre
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age that will be planted in cotton the coming
season Wll be larger than that Of the past season
Inc brenham Banner gives the following for
iae past wees and up to December lsu
neSeIPts. $40
stock ON hand ......,........ -n5
Receipts since Sept LIST .............. " So
Iolal shipments since Sept LIST ...... - 55s
One hundred and seyenty-tNo thousand five
hundred and torty-fCur persons are emp owed ln
lhe G. ton mills of the United States. who earn
A2 Q03lO per auuUm
There are hundreds of acres Of cotton between
Austin aud san Antonio. texas. ON the Inter.
national line which will not he picked. owing to
The scarcity uf labor Hundreds of thousands
OF dollars will be lost In the state his season ON
this account
The following paragraph. relating 10 alu'.
EtHIcd cotton, Is from The Manchester Guar
ulah IL has often been urged particularly
some time ago when aiulteutei cotton wa. so
prevalent that sand was confined IN the lower
grades of cotton but u fact has lust come 10
hght m Oldham which will teud 10 relulv any
Such impression, II Il ever existed NgSSrS All
Lees y Co, who use the better class of cotton.
have had a consignment for which they paid
SAD per pound, IN which thirty pounds OF sand
has bSen found In the centre of one Of the bales
1t was received from Liverpool last week. and
opened on Monday. The cotton was really of a
une quality, and The bale weighed cwt. 8 qrS ,
II lbs, and was The lghjeSl but two Of y bales
The bro9er at Liverpool has been commuui-
cdleu with the Ntw OF compensation being OBJ
tanned.
1nrYpp,,t
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Noises In the Head. the vital fluid passing unob.
served In the urine, and many other diseases
that lead to insanity and death.
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INsTIrUTA
will agree to forfeit Fiys pndred Dollars for
Il case Of this kind the WAL RESTORATIVE
under their special ad ~ and treatmenD will
not cure or for anything impure or injurious
found IN IT, THE ENGLISH MEDICAL In
sTITUTE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation FREQ, Thor
ough examination and advice, including sHaly.
sis OF urine, So %. Price Of Vital Resta .atiys,
81 OO bottle, or four timesth' quantity, 500.
sent TO any address on receipt OF price, or o. De-
mo G. o. d. sent without 81 enclosed IN u guar.
antec), secure from observation, and In private
name II desired, by ENGLISH MEDICAL
INSTITUTE, us Olive street. 81 Louis, Missouri
Wholesale Agents, W, II. HOWELL n BRO
Dalles Texas.
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A Common Sense Remedy,
SAl.I('Y l.IC A ,
No More Rheumatism, Govt O
Neuralgia.
Neuralg

Immediate relief warranted. Permanent cure
guaranteed.
Five years established aud never known to
fail in single case acute or chronic. Refer to
all prominent physicians and druggists for the
standing of salicyliCa.
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- seer EFT.

The only DISCOVER of the poisonous uric acid
which exists IA the blood OF Rheumatic and
equity patients.
sALlCNLICA Is known US common sense
remedy because II strikes directly at the cause
OF Rheumatism, Govt and Neuralgia, while 10
many so.Called specifics and supposed pauaceas
only treat locally the effects.
IL has been conceded hy eminent scientists
that outward applications, such as rubbing with
oils, ointmcnts, lintments and soothing lotions
will not eradicate these diseases, which are The
result OF the poisoning of the blood with uric
acid
sALIClLICi works with marvellous effect
on this acid and so removes the disorder. II Is
now exclusively used 10y all celebrated physic.
ians of America and Europe Highest Medical
Academy oifaris reports % per cent cures In
three days.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11

commenced on Thursday, Jdludy5 5. lsS2 Nsd hand.
some double shsct ~ eight pdgcs dUtU1V.sig columns.
contains ne ncirS nom an parts Of The iro9d and Is
specially Interesting containing he proceedings NJ
the Executive, L"pidirc und JUdiciJi branches Of The
Government, Including The appointments, promotions,
assignments u,ld dspfssdis IN an departments Of DOR.
oj7umcnt ssruice coUtdnsd nN rcpori ofdJ7iy and
nUtp moUcEcHjS and orders. n includes as Spcciat
feature nc p0iRicdi ciS0nd and social HcrS anil so
eie,y gossip ofHe Ndttou'y'upt,ui.
n, shoH, u Is he bc1 dnd op'y ,ccSIiy paper IN
america girin0. IN addition 10 mn Dcrcrdi ne,rs from
OIL parts OF he ,rord complete photograph Of iDc,
dofngs, and proceedings at me ChpRdi OF he Nation
Terms! Single copisS. ONE DOLLAR ANp FIFTY
CENTS gear Ten copies 10 didcSs, OE
DOLLAR per COPY Postage prepafd ~ The publishers.
Sample cg7AicS nee.
NiOlU Is ne time 10 subscribe
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Mr., ElIis's Letter.

The letter of Hon. Il. John Ellis, which
we reproduce in another column, will re-
pay perusal. His arraignment of the
words that burn. He is not trimming or
juggling with words. There is no palter-
ing in a double sense. He invites
the hostility Of the crowd he de-
nounces, and for our part we hope
he may have the hearty support of all
who are opposed to continuance of
such rule rs he describes. The CONNER
cial element of New Orleans can lead the
masses of the Republican voters of that
State, whose skins are dark, whenever
they get ready to make it respectable
to defy the old regime. 1t is folly
for the people in any Southern
State to wait upon the movements of men
who cannot take their eyes off of the
Federal commissary wagons. Let no brave
man like L. John Ellis have any doubt
that, if he stirs up mutiny against the
present order of things in Louisiana, he
will have the following to which the ex-
tent and character of the revolt may en-
title him. What is wanted in Louisiana
is great uprising Of the decency of New
Orleans, which includes merchants, ship
pers, bankers, mechanics, and laborers,
against the political lazzaroni which
hangs on indillerently to the fortunes of
whatever party has favors to bestow.
If Mr.. Ellis follows up his words with
energetic action, and stirs up crusade
against "the prejudicos and hates and
ideas of the past" he will find those foes
to progress diminish in power rs he APP
proaches them to give them battle. And
he will find that the body of Republicans
around him can also turn their backs on
"dead ideas" Why can't liberal men in
the South SEQ that with outstretched
hands the masses Of the Republican party
are ready to unite with them on the basis
of The Union and obedience 10 The C0aStiiu-
ton and he lars. These secured, and all
other things will be added. To this lib
eral policy the Administration of Presi-
dent Arthur is fully committed and
earnestly devoted, Let the Past be as
sealed book, and let men who are agreed
as to the Present and the Future know
nothing of imaginary lines which once
divided them,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11

Sophia Bcrnina Is said 10 be the only woman
who ever succeeded in escaping penal servltude in
Siberia She was condemned to twenty years
hard labor but by some means made her way to
Switzerland, where she Is now living In safe Sc
clusiOn, IL is probabi8 that she obtained money
In some manner from her friends and brbed her
way to freedom. The number OF Russian refugees
In Switzerland Is constantly increasing They
must feel an ardent love for the little republic the
only continental country in which they are free
from mOlcstatiOu,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11

Uncle Ruins IIntch and MS NlmIly sailed Tor
Bermuda on the orinoco yesterday. He intends
to return about the middle of April. host of
friends bade him good speed. lie predicted much
lower prices In the stock market before his return
Stocks like water, will seek dead level" he
said. Tho railroads West have been dlsastrOusly
watered lately, and the hoods must bring down
given way, but the damage is nothing compared
to what viii follow when the evees OF Wall street
are swept away. Look out for the freshet."-Ne,O
I1rl CUn 1nb
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11
General Garfield and General Rose
Cvnug


II pleased Mr.. Blaine rs the eulogst of
the late President Garfield to- wound the
sensibiltics of General Rosecrans in the
reference he made to the military career
of the subject of his Grafton. General
Rosccrans made q brief statement in re-
ply through the press. On wednesday
last the New York Sun published what
purportcd to be confidential letter from
General Garfield to Secretary Chase,
dated July q, 1868, in which General
Rosecrans was charged over and again
with lacking both in patriotic zeal and
in soIdierly ability. 1t seemed impossi-
bic that such letter could be genuine,
and for that reason we RETAINED from
publishing it in our columns. Our rea-
sons for doubling it were, first, that Gen
eral Garfield was ut the date of the letter
the chief of General Rosecranss staff, and
such secret assaults upon his chief to n
powerful member of the Cabinet Tor
to any one clse) would have seemed
q breach of faith and vio-
lation of duty; and, second, that
General Garfield had on the 18th
of February, 1864, from his place on the
floor of the House Of Representatives,
made speech warmly defending Gen
cral Rosecrans from just such reflections
as are contained in the alleged letter. But
this letter to Mr.. Chase has now been
three days before the public without de-
NAL or question Of its commences from
any quarter. We therefore reproduce it
entire, as our readers have a right to ex-
pect:
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The NYork of an EhIinr.

The duties of the genuine dyed. the wool,
simon'pure editor are multimrious and multu-
dinous, His work is not only to !" do little Writ
In" as Is sometimes supposed but to Gull, to CLEAN,
observe, 20 grasp, to explain to elucidate TO In.
Hate, TO boil down, to be- 10 do, and to suffer-"
md several hundred other verbs, with a large
number Of districts yet to hear from -NcigsdCaierS
Buiiettf March,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11

We beg Congressman not to become wildly cx-
cited when we remark that the neglect Of educa-
ton By the Government OF the United States Is the
most astonishing fact of its history II Is incom-
prehGnsiblc how the Government could calmly
contemplate the almost utter neglect of popular
education in the South and Ignore from year to
anGe aud vice which were destined TO cause such
a vast expenditure Of blood and treasured Chicago
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11

7nc price Of THE NArioSAL REPUBLICAN bV mail
or at tbS coWiLcr Is THREE CENTS for single COPY;
hro Ucsks, TwRNTS.FivE CENrs; ono MONTH PITY
CENTs; ftgo months, oNE DOLLAR; three months, oNE
DOLLAR ANp HALF; sir months, THREE DOLLARS;
one yedr, SIX DOLLARS, postage prtodM ~ The pub
fishers.
NE dr'lurrcl IN Washington and The suburbs Jy car
FiclS at The same rates.
There no bciSrdns than hep,cScntt 10 suJ'c,i5c FOR
me brcltst, brightest and best newspaper published at
he Ndionai CJtDidL Send copies to your friends
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11

at would be simply impossible for me to accept
position on the supreme bench. The heavy
rains have put all roads In very bad condition
ana there Is 10 be meeting at the red school,
house next Tuesday TO consider the question of
building bridge over Thomps0n's Creek. Again
let me decline with thanks'-R0dd commissioner
Iillgg
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11

lessy challenge all the rnscals In the world to
publish any such letters written by me. They Rre
welcome 10 all tho capital they eau make out Of
them; With kndest regards, lam, as ever, your
friend j. A. GARFIELD.
To General ROsEcpANs"
We leave the reader to reconcile these
conflicting documents as best he may.
They are an important contribution TO
the discussion of the mon named in them.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11

REcENTrains have developed numerous
streamlets TO such robust proportions that
they will make quite reputable appear
ance in the river and harbor bill.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11

IF the Administration of President
Hayes had adhered to the Grant policy
on the eight-hour law deal of needless
trouble would have been averted.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11

OUR District divorce-mill may grind
exceeding small" for aught that we
know, but it does not grind slowly. The
annual product has grown to be almost
immense,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11

A "BUIL movement in wheat" is n
yexatious thing, to be sure, but it is far
less troublesome to the farmer than q
COW, mule or hog movement in corn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11

LET us all be philanthropists, and not
hate the Chinese, the Stalwarts, or the
Irish any more.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11

The lid of Mr.. Hendricks political
coffin flies up for him to answer Here"
whenever the roll of possible candidates
for 1881 is called
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11

They are going to have another little tin king in
the Valley Of the Danube, II must be about rs
distinguishing to be monarch Of beggarly land
like SefYiN as 10 be a county commissioner In Ne
Ygda,-BOstOR Herald.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11

WHEN rival corporations conclude to
combine rather than compete there is
bad outlook for the public. The Atlantic
Cable Companies are threatening such n
combination
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11

DEMOCRATIC harmony" may be very
delightful thing in some of its aspects,
but it is fearfully destructive of eyes and
hair.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11

As the peach crop has not been ode
Btroyed" more than three times this
season large average yield may be cx-
pected.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11

THE Car talks about the friendly
re ations" between Russia and Germany.
When these two nationalities clasp each
other in a loving embrace each has q
knife UP his sleeve.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11

THERE are dark clouds looming above
the political horizon in Europe, and grave
fears of wara entertained, but the situ-
alton is not yet beyond the remedial in
fuences of peaceful diplomacy
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11

IT isn't matter of infinite moment
whether our navy commands the respect
of or ELECTS ridicule from the CHILEAN
press, In either case the Nation can brace
up and stare fate in the fuce
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11

IN the great industry of cocli-fghting
Maryland gives place to Pennsylvania.