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H0TEn ARRIVALS, December 5, 1872
i7endr7c House, Gilfllin, Charleston; ;
8 j Hanes, N C; J H Adams, Yorkyille:
4 Blodgett, E T Blodgett, Newberry :
" u Goodwin, W b Hayles. Ga; " Is
Peake, Winnsboro; Mrs F Blodgett.
cnlld ana servant, Newperry.
Central Hotel-W A Gaines, Chester:
". III Hall, CT; W T. Davis. Union; A "
lradd, J A gladden., E W Aiken, Winns-
hoto; 2 Il Rice, T B Jetsr, Union; Mrs
w r Emerson, j F Emerson, XIV: N B
Cooper, Conwayboro; j z Dussnbury.
Backsyille; NJ a Brophey, J A Slime and
wife, Kansas City; Ct Cannon, Thomas J
Moore, Spsrtanburg; J N Long, Ky: J
3 Tindall," Srnter; 8 Beasley and
family. Orangea arg; Scrafln, Oheraw
J 2 Chase, Florence; @ 81 Dennis. New.
berry; & T Reid, Keowee,
'A.. so. ---.----~--~- =
THR HUMAN KITCHEN AND ITS DUMB
WArrEns. The body is supplied with
aliment by vesseh which connect the
stomach and its au1iliaries with tile
venous system, and, 40 to speak. per.
form the Office Of dumb aouiie,s in a res.
fdurdnt. In other words, these media of
communication between the animal
kitchen and its dependent supply TO
each member and organ, neal or remote,
the quantity and kind Of snstenauce re-.
CURED to keep it going. When tho
stomach is derelict in its dnty, or the
dumb waitors inert or obstruoted, it is
the peculiar province of Hostetter's cele-
brated Stomach Bilters to strengthen
and regulate them. Hence it's marvel.
ou5 cures Of chronic Indigestion, aud the
emaciation, debility and languor which
are generally its concomitants. It is.
moreover, q powerful Alternative and cor.
rective, and the rapidity with which il
checks Irregularities of the liver aud
bowels, and braces and invigorates the
nervous system, is q marvel, not ONLY to
the general public, but to professional
men. D1+3G1
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quiet and unchanged. Pork dull, at

quiet and unchanged. Pork dull. At
dusa'sud anohsneed--~Ba-
oon-old pnchapged; new aides 10 come
out next week, clear rib 8; clear sides
|81. Whiskey firm, at S8.
1877 LOUIS. peuember, 3.rFlo9r quiet
aud unchanged; only local demand.
Corn unsettled and demoralized; prices
lower-No-E2 mixed, 27@2S on East
alde track; 3l032 in elevator. WhiskSy
higher, at 81. Pork dull and nominal.
ut Ia. 90 Bacon nominal-shoulders 6:
clear rib 8; clear sides 9I5. Lard nomi.
nal. at TX.
LOUISVILLE, December 3.-Flour in
fair demand on orders-extra family
8 20. Corn dull and unchanged. Pork
lower, at l2.37La. Lard easier-strfctly
choice leaf, tierce 724@s; kegs sA@8;
prime steam TX. No bacon here
Whlskcy steady, at SO.
WILMINGTON, December 3.-Cotton
lirmer-middling 18A91SL; receipts
10 bales; sales 333; stock 2,Sy2.
CHARLESTON, December 3.-Cotton
hrmer-middling 1893; receipts 1882
bales; sales 800; stock 33, ,9I4.
NEW ORLEANS, December 3.-Cotton
in fair demand--middling leM@l9; re.
ceipts 1928 bales; sales G,5U0; stock
148.777. y
GALVESTON, December 3.-Cotton act
i've and demand, fair~good ordinary
l6nl@l634;. receipts 2,98S bales; sales
3, 800; stock 60, ,194.
MOBILE, December, 3.-Cotton quiet
md steady-good ordinary 17ls; low
nmidldiing q 1o; middling 1867: receipts
3.03S bales; sales 500; stock 33,2S1.
SAVANNAH, December 3.-Cotton firm
mlddling 1SH; receipts 4,l73 bules
sales 1850; stock 80. .030. INK
AUGUSTA. December 3.rCotton, in
moderate demsada-zniaaling 172.; re-
ceipts !, 1O2 bales; sales 976.
BOSTON, December 3.--Cotton quiet
amiddling a 1871, receipts I, 1873 bales; sales
900; stock 400. -. i ,.,r
PHnADEnPH1A, December 3.-Cotton
quiet-middiing l9t6.
NORFOLK. Daoamber 3..-Cotton quiet
low middlingn l724; receipts 2, $50
bales; sales 200; stock 1920.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., December 3. Sales
OF cotton to-day 81 s-.middling
l71ac. up
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{-~-a4kAk&kl l4QQRE.- -AQEsRAY, DEonMBkR
3.-The Court met ct 10 A. n. Pre-
sent-Ohief Justice Moasai Aha Associate
IuasiceS W16ht,sua WilI4d.s3 w L
Ep parts Joel Wr Andersoa a AZ !. Mr..
Fair for appellant; Mr.. Jones! for re.
spSndent; M. Fair in reply: ra,.:!, !;
Mr.. Jones for appellant; Mr.. Baxter tor
respondent.
Rebecoa Speake, respondent, %. Louisa
@. Kinard ct a.. appellants." Submitted
on printed brisf. i
The following decision was rendered.:
q. J. Moody cs.' E. ,,B. Eilerbe. Ap-
peal dismissed. Opinion by Willard. a.
A.2P. NJ, tue court. adjourned unit,
Wednesday, 4th, at 10 4. M.
PHGNIxIANA.-EThem man who finds
everything good is no more trustworthy
thhn lhe who finds everything evil. i
!: It is most time to republish Beautiful
Snow"
The aunshins'of life is to be found in
our own hearts. II We possess it, nota}l
the clouds OF misfortune can obscure its
brightness: =, .''-"
Youth is'the smile of the future before
ON unknown being, which is itself.,.
4 8qmebody. Who writes more truthfulls
than poeiiaally, says: San angel without
money is)not thought so much of now "a
days as devil with bag full of
gunipeas.'s .'' n H;I:,:Hl,t -
~ Close quarters-A washerwoman's.
What tax hurts noboay-Taxidermy!s
!; The best inn for poet--Inspiration.
A high 'nose-Ono for 81. 600, MOE
" Mottoes--For lawyers, b. brief; for
doctors. be patient; for potters, beware.
+ hiAIb bhhHiN9ssdaN1a. To-. The Northern
mail opens $50 A. NJ and 3: 90 P. NJ. :;
closes 8 P,iM. aud l1.o0 a. III. Charles
ton day mail opens 6.15 p. NJ; closes g
A. M.; night opens 100 AM; closes
6.15 P. NJ Greenville opens GAS P. M. !;
olosee A. NJ. Western opens $50 A.
NJ. and 12. 80 P. NJ. cioses s and p. M.
Wilmington opens $50 +. NJ; closes
10. 80 A. ff.. "On Sunday the Office is
open from 8 to: :4,P. NJ.
DANCING SCHOOL. Prof. Milam will
open his dancing school, in hall over
Messrs. Loriok & Lowranoe, Monday,
Wednesday and Fridny evenings, at half
past o'clock. for gentlemen. Class for
ladies, misses and masters Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday afternoons, at 8
o'clock. 4
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Funeral Invitation

Ihe friends and acquaintanoes OF the late
". 8. REYNOLDS, NJ. D., OF Rev. DR.. Rev
nolds and family, and mrs. L. 9: Mccord, are
invited to attOad the iuaeralof. the tormsr, 1t
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LIST OF NEW ApvRRr1sEMESrs,
Meeting Riohland Lodge.
J. B. Palmer-To Citizens.
jacob Naturalization,
Heinitsh-Horse Powder.
Hope & Gyles-New Goods.
=. e. JaoksoH-Caicn Sets
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BELL SCHNAPPS
Distilled by the Fropriotors,
At SCIIlIsDAM, IN HOLLAND.
a N l n WIG ATING TONIC
AND MEDICINAL BEVERlGE.

Warranted perfectly pure. aud fl oe from all
dele.erious substances. It is distilled from
BARLEY OF the finest quality, and tho ARoMl.
TIC JUNIPER BERRY OF ITALY and designed
expressly for cases OF Dyspepsis or Indiges-
tion. Dropsy, Gout, rheumatism, General
Debility, Catarrh OF tho Bladder, Pains in the
Back aud Stomach, and all diseases Of the
Urinary Organs. 1t gives great relief in
Asthnls, Gravel and Calcnli in the Bladder,
strengthens and invisoratos the system, and
is a certain preventative and euro OF that
dreadful scourSe, fITEn AND AayE.
CAUTION! -i>t for "lIUDsoN G. WoLrB's
RELL ScHNArrs'
For sale by 81! respectable Groccrs and Apo
thacaries.
HHDAON G. WOLFE Il CG., Solo Importers,
Cnicc. ID South William street, Now York.
Sept p smc
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ONION SETS,
WHITE AND RED.
At
DR.. 3. &. JACKs0N's Drug Store.
Dec4 I
TO the Citizens Of Columbia.

TO the Citizens Of Columbia.
fTNHE undersigned have been appointed by
Il the Board OF Trade Committee to solicit
donations Of Books and Pamphlets for the
purpose OF forming LIBRARY, which shall
be open to the public upon tho payment of
animal dues or fees, and under rules and re.
Sulations to be hereafter adopted. TO the
collection thus made, it is proposed to add,
by purchase, from time to time, as the funds
derived from the collection OF such fee. and
dues will justify. CONNECTED with tho Ii.
brary sill be Reading Room, supplied with
Magazines and Newspapers.
The want OF popular Library in this citv
will be acknowledged by ali and tho under.
tnlgued trust that citizens will contribute @
any OF the undersigned.
JOHN 3. PALMER,
JOHN AGNEW, ,JR;
JOHN s. WILEY,
T.. W. SEIBELS,
j. Q. SEEGERS,
zee Committee.
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New Goods,
EN BOXES RAIsINs,
cO so half boxes Rxisins,
90 quarter boxes RAisins,
IS lbs. Citrcn, ..
10 buckets Mince hfeat, -
1000 Oranges,
10 bbls. Northern Apples, lh-
10 doz jars Prunos,
2doz, jars Ginger Preserves,
50 drums Smyrna Figs. For sale by
Deo + !Il HOpEik GYYEa
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UNITED STATES Counr-Co1uMp1A,
December 3, l872.-Tho Court met at
loH A. M'. Judge Bryan presiding.
The District Attorney announced TO
the Court that, owing to tho absence of
Judge Bond, he would not be ready for
the trial OF any Ku Klux cases. The
petit jurors were then discharged until
tomorrow, Of 10 A. M.
Upon motion OF s. P. Hamilton. W
Q. Whitesides, charged with conspiracy,
&c. was granted bail in the sum of
$40, for his appearance from dny to
day until he is called for trial.
II, re II. F. Baker, T.. F.. Suergon and
Charles d. Baker, Iato co-partners as II.
+. Baker u Co.; ec parte John Roumel,
Jr., & Bro. Petition of involuntary
bankruptcy. On motion Of Messrs. Le-
sesne d. Miles, pro pet., it was ordered,
that debtors show cause, on tho 9th day
OF January next, at Charleston, why
they should not be adjudged bankrupts;
and that, in the meantime, they bo en-.
Joined from disposing of their property,
or Receiving. payment Of their dues
Inc grand jury returned true bills as
10 70 James .. bucket, Lpdy Tribble, r..
newton, I. Young. James Pearson.
and others. for conspiracy and murder
No bill as to Charles ferguson.
a. ~ o'clock, the grand Jury wero
uuE,scalrgen until Tomorrow, at 1Old A.
M., and tho Court adjourned until II
o'clock ~. NJ. NA'''
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DEATH OF AN CbD DAnT,ionE Mn..
CHANT Mr.. Thomas Fowler, engaged
in the grocery business for 1nnny Years,
in East Baltimore street, died at bis
residence. No. l46 Caroline Sstreet. on
wednesday last, in the sixty-sixth. year
of bis age. Mr.. Fowler was IN unas.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07

irv.s,on aud d,st,pct,on Itu.,obs dope
NV torpsdoes Who |. ~ a.ciao INV but the
sy,rs,srv ~ ~. N.vv sSa - whom Il No 10
commrn,os,. N. as.,.,oa =. - vbs, IA
w.n,.d9 sn.n 4. - ,Sa ,n.,rm.n 81 ,ha
Hnnson.,.,,an %oIs.,,,Sa ~ ~ ~ Wv - ,ho s.ns,s
IL - !. ~ oo'''s ,, .o,,o. ~ :, ~ ~
SoIs,,,s ,s ~ -, = Sn ls.. m M, .nS caicnI.,ion
n eoc' rn.sS |. Se rno,,ros "a a nav slerSs and
rns.s.,,var. a, 40 ,hs Naval Commute.
vho.. n,,ds 1, von,a No 40 as.Is, our astu,e
eecre,arv IN IsvisIrv how 10 p,l,l,e what We
have ON hand 4, far AZ ia posSlble and how
to be prepared 70 meet aggression in the
most certain manner at the least expense
commenaurate with the honor Of our nnO
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07
"wHEars ruE CHURCH TO lH,r Ar


BRLLf"
The different parts Of the Greeley platform
are composed Of such conflicting materials
that It looks rs though IL might be intended
to favor by turns men Of all parties and Of no
party, Democrats, labor and revenue reform
en-, ex.slayes and ex-slaveholders, radicals
and rebels, protectioniAts and free-trAders.
1t Is hard to tell what party or principle will
be most benefited by the utterances Of Its
leaders and organs. The anomalous position
Of this hermaphrodlte party reminds us Of u
little story; In 81. Paul, Mlnn., there once
stood by Itself, In m open lot, church bell
on q frame. The temporary chapel, (Rey.
Frederick A. NOble's,) for whose bersfit the
bell gave forth lts tintinna abulations, stood two
blocks away, bnt as Ii had no belfry the bill
stIll remained on Fort street. When II was
rung 1t uttered a somew hat general and In
definite call TO church, without being able to
specify to q stranger lust what place Of wor-
ship 1t was engaged In advocating. It an-
swered for all BELLIES chapels In the vicinity,
and In one sense might have been called a
Catholic bell, though It's tones were meant to
echo the Shorter catechlsm. One Sunday q
company OF ragged urchins sauntered along
that way, and noticing the bell, the dirtiest,
raggVdest, scraggedest young customer Of
the lot spoke up to companl Ion, and said
"Bll, | say Bill, where's the church to that
air belll Aud so, as tariff men aud free
traders, labor reformers and their opponents,
radical Republicans and copperhead Demo-
crats do not worship together, the query Ia
"wheres the church to that air Greeley
bell ?"
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j yUy uoRpILL AANDuENr.

- TuE MOnnIbL AMNDhkhf.
Two Of our contemporarieAha have expressed |
ts.fr views In regard to an ameadment to an ,
appropriation bin, by which fresh obstacles
are placed In the way Of claimants OF 'cap- |
tured and abandoned property" One COM
plains bitterly OF the so-called "Drake amend
meut," because Il was Intended 10 prevent
Southern claimants from recovering iudg-
menta IN the Court OF Claims THIS waa
neither the object nor the effect Of that
amendment. Il was to prevent rebels from
recovering, and compelled claimants TO prove
their loyalty afirmAtively; and this, In view
Of the alacrity Of Southern claimants in
taking the oath and their anxiety TO obtain
pardous at any price, Of money or hard
swearing, was clearly wise and sagacious.
The Drake amendment" was entirely right
and proper at the time. II was intended to
defeat the fraudulent practices Of rebels, who
sought, by the testimony Of perjured Wit
nessea, 10 all their empty pockets out Of the
Treasury. The experience Of the court, both
before and after the passage Of that and
kindred measures, has demon strated their
utility. Il was neither Infamous" nor ''un-
-. - ,,,,h
INST SHOWS an eu'''e "'''""''P"'"
measures. IT., -.
rue horru amendment, so-Ss'S, W, y. W.
DO not suppose that senator 70 w ,ue I
yeuior Of ~ would !" orginaly ,n"VuuVsu' ,,',u
have been shameiul olo' upon tne
tlon OF Congress- The law oil iSos saiu 70
owners OF property In the southi we snA''
take your property, wherever ana whenever
by the fate OF war t may iail into our hanos'
II you are loyal the proceeds oi sneh prop
ertY, ~ found In the Tre asury, shall be paid
you whenever you get Judgment 10 the Court
OF Claims." .. rH I" 90
Some Of the chiyalrous officers OF the Con-
federate army, dlstrusting the promise OF our
Government on the natural supPoeition 90
them) that all men and goyernmenfs were
false iiars and thieves, burned all ne cotton,
both public and private, within their reach
thus eyaporatlug millions OF dollars Into
clouds Of smoke, which enjoyed the usuai
fate OF castles In the air. some property,
however, escaped ths incendlarism, and
claimants came forward under this law OF
1893 and sued for the proceeds In The
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07

A coRRnsPosDurT OF tho Chicago Post
writes that when the Missouri delegation
withdrew for consultati on, after the nrat
ballot was cast, Carl schurz left the chair,
which In his absence was fIled BY George W.
Julian, and addressed the delegation at some
length and with great eamestness in opposi-
tion 10 the transfer Of their vote to Mr.. Gree
ley. He told them that Greeley was q thor
oughiy impfaoticable mani that the Ger
mans would never vote for him, because Of
the temperance principles which he had made
90 couspieuousIy odious; that, though he
vas warm personal friend Of Greeley's,
and though he respected him highly and
esteemed him, he know that Greeley had per-
soual eccentricitics and idiosyncracies which
would make his nomination terribly ludlcrous
and absurd.
He besoaght the elegation to cast their
votes for some statesman who would not only
win their votes. but who would dlscharge in
an able manner the duties OF President II
elected.
Tho Mlssourlans then went back TO their
places and cast twenty out Of their thirty
votes for Adams and Davis amid loud cheers.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07

TIE NIfTV M (nNlnEEa TOW AND THE NAVY
Tno ,.,a oou,n,.,io, ., IN. EnoIi.h I,on-
.,aa. armo,od v,,,h ,w.,v..,0.h INA n,a,-
,a. Ir.nana,r sh,a 40 ans ,rns ~. ~. and
armed , T Win ,l,-,on gnns proisctIny sOO. pound
sho, with a bnndrsd pounds Of 1oWdsr ca.
nshIs NJ nens, .atIng sven a greater tbIc,nes.
~ armor than IA carried ON the shIps thev
arm IA a sIgnIacant event which .bould be
40 srno.,,v Considered nv t5e Naval Commit
ICES ~ onr Senate and House of Rep, esenta-
tIyes
The fact Is we have no navy. Our iron
clads are not sea-golng ships. They were
lmproyised during tho late war for opera
tions In creeks, rivers and harbors, and
against blOckAde-runners and earthworks on
shore. The English iron-clad Devastation
would knock them all into cooked hat
In battle Of an hours duration. We might
worry English commerce a little, In case Of
war with that nation, by the aid Of priya-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07

Ma. HAIA Of Alabama, made speech in
the House on Saturday which, for eHhaus-
live facts and solid argument e1eels any
thInR yet offered from our Southern Rspub-
Ilean Representatives. The sPsseh com
pletsly upsela every assertion made By the
democracy n 70 the enormous debt Of Ala
baina, and the ''plubderlngs" OF the carpet
baxrsrs, and shove beyond doubt that the
Dsmocrats have done more In that state 70
brlng about financial oonfuslon and trouble
than ths Repnbllcans. Mr. Hays did credit
70 hlmaolf aud his party
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07

NO. eco 40 soy r sss. u W. s:rusr 0lb strssl.
TICS.
sSLg2E sVgJ I. sps ! I s0yASE no aei .Fgg
FqsU2 Ss f2 GR zSf Y my M
ES Y LSlI aS2Stt " 9sRlFfasEA&; RlFfaRsoEVAs&6
whsr.aa b. an 40, Of Congress Of the ni,,d stats.
s,I,..a ,,.ns % Pre,,dds 12f sas Rs,iss ~ Pear
q The Interior, brsyet Bdssdsr ssersi NJ Hichisr,
:a he m,cs q ssass .Ss S
ss..oss p e,ac. we're aERaintsd eonml,tss 70 rave
ssisoi frs the nofihve-t rate o The Oapi,o eroasds
10 the crossing Of fit,esath vesti .ai
And whereas. after suoh appointment the s.ld Oou.
mission selected .ood s,sTsat z Tor 80 par, e sys
AeoOfdsnos With the provisions Of aid act
And Whereas after the paving ;. aforesaid the sald
Qonml,.on Asssassd ths cost thereof ~ required 70
do In said aett
And vh.r... among ,hs lot. q ground 1ius ssd
Nos' isi.i i.sss...sd Ia The Isms q sen Hyatt
Aud whereas. according TO ne proyi.,oss Of s.la
.oi the sos, psylns IN iosi sad les .i.ss !. vas
aos. q ths q s.i.,.e.,os :, Nd w
yioai Dollar sud Twelve esai.. tstsi y ghish
ss2 '2 bSsis %iss y t.id 6eS%l1sSSs aSiss '''
aid ot propsr,y bT sad oomms.io9. and the .aid
WAT nssleeted iof nors than thirty days thsreaftst
hsa whereas, Ia oYessQgsoss q ..ld P.sIoS,, thss
sssilassis No 10 Gsssst sid lot rsdarsd b. said
ApA vhsrsas more ,haa one ts.r ha. elapsed ,inc.
sald eertihSa,s vas Issued. and the sans rsmaiusd
Are -s..,.. y. Non. =: w;ds .hS sl-ia g
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VIZ ARR AUTHORIZED TO announce that the
Tuesday afternoon receptions OF Mrs. Grant
have been resumed from 8 o'clock until
s, and contlnue until further notice,
Mas. GOVERNOR cooKu viii receive on
Tuesdays from 2 All o'clock.
SECRETARY BELKSAP has taken rooms at
the Arllngton
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For -oARRvINa UNITED
STAIRS NAILS.
MARYLAND.

MAINLAND.
,
y fosd osYioE pnfAhrnEsr
r,- "A, NAhhANoron, April 10, ls,A
vi, D.ea!tmspt untii eel9eh, p m Of MaJ 10 nsIt,
~ pq deensa ~ tne Aen,l Iof osrliag me mais o
an ~ ~, s,o m r. z gens
speolhed' VHi
ssSi From baltimore. By wsvsrlJ spd eo..nsovD, to
I.s2Rsi9rn: sH anss l.,. 90 back tyies aAiJ
Arrtye q Io~.ontesn bJ m and pms
lave erson.oNn aAy ~ " n sud pmi
A'st- DAhote ~ u IN Aoo v m
49,. -. - a. a, -. "a,
so7 r.qn s haaness p hsooA1a, ~ nile. and 9aet.
~ u1se well ~ = eohedqe OF depututes
ina sa, aaTmais sai'''Ae'ou 70 the postmaster At
hfoehuhs
"a, -. ,----,,,. a. -, a..
"" h,Sh ,s rssiImshsn: ~, ~ 20 haiiotd farnAes "
possnas'sr.
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BY WIN. L VAIL n. e a.;Is,,.! a., AsO'issssFs.
Noa 900 And p09 Psanaylvabia avenue.
ssEES 4 %.as .s!s.. 4 ..s :;::

SPLENDID FARM CONTAINING 40 AoRFs,
IN PRINuK o okORu KS COUNTY, MD, ABOUT
MILES fkOM HYArTsvILLk, AND RAIL
oSTHbRbDAY, The 9th dJ Of Msy Is7a. We win
ssll on the premises. Al o'eoek. ,, ~, one sf The
most beAntiful farms IN the Bt1ts of haFylaad, u
being the farm belonGiug TO and oa which Mr. Robert
CLARK resides, AdiyininE ths farm ol Mr. q. W. RIGeS
and othse The land y 10 high state o. oaltvAtion
In TACT rich, about no Of witch are In meadow
and produces bots hree and four hlndfed tons OF
prime hay annually. Il has u an orchard Of ovsf
ono thousand apple troea Of the choicest frL eight
hundrvd peach and ons hundred pear, with ahslos
vArisy Of plum, cherry and quines tressi Also, an
rbu1dAneeoi grave vines All Of tho above Ia hns
The Improy ysmsnts are a lares, y.buiit
BRIOK DWELLING, Containing twelve larEs and
oonvenisntl fooma. IN elevated and CON.
nAndinR positiOaf iosLhousa, dairy, bArnb and all
other nooesaAEy ouLhouses q numb "a Of springs are
the place, and we'll Of encelsnt water 10 the yAFd.
lmmsdatsly altar the above sale Wo viii sell 100
aoTos Of wood land, near the farm.
TerDa Of salel One fourth toaAh balances IN one,
tvo and three yearu the porchAser purchasers 10
give n0taa for the deferred bearing interest
irom day OF sale and pFopsfJ secured b. Hen on the
Thsrs are several roads leading 10 the Abovs.nAmsd
property, one By the WAy OF 0lenupod oemstsFy and
Duudas iarmy another by the Adslphi mill, aud 40.
other By the Nay Of HyAtavlls. flats OF the roads
can be at the auction OF the underhiGned,
Persons wiahing 10 purchase respso fully Invited
10 eEAmine the propsry preyioaa 70 sale.
Aplad dRkkN 4 WILLIAMS. AuotSL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07

FouR exped itlons will be on their way to
the North Pole this summer. GratE Brown
and Horace Greeley win feel like starting
q aflh one before next November.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-07


Inc inuleAuons are tuA1 'no De'nocra'io
party viii ratliy the nominations oi heraee
ereelsy and d, traH Brown LOT freelasni
ana N'oe rIes'aon'' ana 90 an mat II can 70
MAKE toe Oinoinnau ueke' success lno
arlit Of opinion Is All IN thM uireeuou' AZ
least among the leauing Democrallc poll
uciAns IN tnis city southern men VINO nave
hither.o been oll'er and ouupoken IN tner
nosuiv 70 .ne NepuoheAh parry sho ~ 'ne
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hs sreng'n WIN uese Een''e'neu no u
whh thsy are pleased 70 eau ms maghaniniiy
IN oahing Jefferson DAVIS, ana, At 'he close
tine war IN 80 suongy advocating amnesty
ior political ohenees. his scanning denun.
ciauons oi ue carPetoag government"
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class Ihey are wiling 10 forget MS anu
slavery record ana 70 rememoer only MS
services anu laoors in tneir oenaii uuring tne
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