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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1872-02-17

/ Clinical Medicine, Col HOnoHo'c PIF.
stefan and Surgeon.
| They are Superior 70 an other ston-
I aeh BitteFs
EMO SANDERS, Analytical Chemist,
10 BItters In the world can excel
siIem.
SIaf0N HIRSCH, Analitical Chemist
| Eminent Physicians 0fCiakcaao.
The formula for the Home Bitters las
been submitted to as, and we believe
them to be the best tonic and stimulant
! TOR general use now offered To the pub
he. III, Woodbury., III. ID.
u, A. Mariner, AHalgt'l Chemist. Jas.
Y, z, Blaney, M ID, Prof, Chemistry
Rush Medical College; III, s., Hahn. MI.
ID; II, McNIcEGr, M. D;J, B. Walker. III.
ID; Norm y, Barns s, N, Id; Il, IS, How're.
M, ID; IL, Lkldlam, nj. ID; ThOs. n FL
lis, NJ ID; JAS, Al, Collins, M. Id.
EMINENT PHYSICIANS IN CTyCRv4TT.
Nearly all of whom are Professors III
one or the other of the Medical COLLEGES.
No other Bitters have ever been offer.
ezs to the public embracing 90 many
valuable remedial agents,
J Il Waiter, nj ID; Il a James. nj
g 4 Simpson, I'D; 81 II Bonnet. ND
" ) MUscraft, III ID; Ct wv BigIer. III 81
w I IaliaferFo, j J Quinn. M 10. G A
DoIerty, NJ ID; r s WAYNE, Chemist;
Q Woodward, III d; G IL TAYLOR. MI DT
ND,
EMINENT PHYSICIANS IN MEMPHIS
The Home Bitters are an ipyaluabls
remedy for indigestion ana diseases ari-
sing from mala1iat causes,
O u Thornton, MI ID; Alex, Erskine,
NJ ID in charge City Hospital; M ID;
Paul 0tey, M Di H.W Purnel, M a
Edmunds, III d; Sandford Bell, MD.
JOS, L Lynch ND,
EMINENT PHYSICIANS IN pTTTsBrRGu.
II II Drake, M I'D; WIZ Loves. MD.
W In Clilds, M ID: I'D III Willard. M ID:
q Wuth 6.hemist; J III Nice laland, MD:
AND HUNDREDS or OTHERS
In all parts Of the North, West and
South.
e Garner. Iii ID, Milwaukee.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, March q. II.
JAMES A, JACKSON & CO-Hayinv exz
amined the formula of the Home Stom-
lch Bitters, - have prescribed them fn
my practice for some time, and pro-
1ounoe them the best Tonic Bitters
now IN use. F I'll MCMAHON, NJ d.
a. For sale by an druggists and
yroeers.
James A. jackson g. Co.
PrOpFietOrs.
Laboratory los and lot
n Second st, ST Louis, No
July %, lily,
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1872-02-17

B2S~ How to get money il the great
desire OF all. A really good and SER
viceahle Sewing Machine that will make
money for you, or help you to save ii.
VIII be sent to your own home on Tri-
M for 80 days, no matter where yOu
may be, and Won can pay for it lin small
monthly payments, BY writing To tho
Great American Machine Co., cor, John
and Nassau Street, New York; or you
can have a County Right free, rs agent,
and make money fast. We advise smart
men TO secure the business, rs nothiag
pays better than the agency for a good
Sewing Machine Write I'D ohces
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1872-02-17
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

PARISH OF CALGASIEt.
CEAIED PROPOSALS FOR THE
- building of "a Courthouse for this
Parish, according to a plan and speeif-
cations, ON exhibition at the Recorders
Office, win be received at the Recorders
office from this time until Tuesday, 18th
day of March, 1872, at IL o'clock NJ, in
accordance and by virtue of an ordi-
nance Of the Police Jury of this Parish,
of date January 13, 1872. At which
time the said sealed proposals win be
opened by the Committee appointed,
and the contract awarded to the lowest
bidder. Bidders must mention in their
sealed proposals the names of their sure
ties on the contract
The right of rejecting all bids is re-
served.
JOSEPH T. RYAN,
President Police Jury.
Lake Charles, Feb. TO, 1872.
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a Curioug DiNorce g.

I - A044S A&AEBEGG case
A Paris correspondent of the
New York Times writes A Gu
rlous divorce case has Just been
settled in one of the courts Of the
Seine. A German woman, a ma
tive of Frankfort, obtained a di-
vorce in that city, and came at
once to France to meet her lover.
According to the German law the
parties can marry after six months
time, but the French law requires
ten months. The lady and her hus-
band We're in court, pleading for
the privilege of marrying imme-
diately after the divorce in the
French Court. The plaintiff made
an appeal to The popular senti-
ment. True, he was a German, but
he wished to.pass over to the side
of the vanquished and become a
Frenchman. According to the
German law he could marry in six
months hence, but wanted to be-
come French at once. The Judge
hesitated. He applauded the views
and sentiments of the lady, but
one thing puzzled him. Suppose
a child should come, say seven
months after marriage, would not
that child be a German? Indeed,
should a child be born at any time
before the expiration of the ten
months required by the French
aw, the German husband could
;laim that child under the law as
lis own, although the lady proves
hat she has not seen the legal IA
her for more than two years. No
natter for that-the law would
1--WE him the child. The lady was
cry anxious. to assure the Judge
hat she would see to that matter,
nd take care that no legal embar-
assments of that kind should
rise, and her advocate was so elo-
uent in presenting the patriotic
pirit which induced this German
ady to renounce her detestable
ountrv, that the Judge gave a
9ntimental verdict. How he did
or under what law 7 do not ex- !
city see but on the lady's assur- !
nee that there should be no trou- .
le in the way of children, he or !
cred the divorce with the privilege e
marrying at once. AS the lady .
as considerable money, the future :
rehch husband was overjoyed at
lis decision, and wished to em-
race the Magistrate ON the Bench. !
.e was in dreadful fdget when !
le Judge was offering his obiec- q.
ons, for heiresses are at a pre- o
ium here, and if he were forced Q.
wait for ten months, his rich, d
II and forty charner might ~ y,
lange her mind. o.
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The Horse Stable.


circumstances viii allow, but never
less than five feet, in order that
the horse may have room to lie in
an easy, unconstrained position,
and rise without any danger of
bruising the points of his hips.
Wherever it is feasible, a loose
box-stall twelve or fourteen feet
square is by far the most comfort
able for the horse, and there
should be at least one in every
stable, for use in case of sickness
or accident. The difference be-
tween such a resting place, in
which the horse is turned loose,
and narrow stall, where his head
is hitched up two feet from the
floor, as often happens, is as much
like that between a berth in the
cabin of a steamboat, and nice
double bed.
The floor upon which the horse
stands should be as near level as
possible, and if it must be inclined
to carry off the water, it would
probably be more agreeable to the
horse to have his fore feet the
lowest, as his back sinews are less
tense in this position and it is OBJ
served that for this reason, horses
in pasture usually stand with
their fore feet in a hollow which
they have excavated by stamping.
The English method of having a
CRATE over a drain in the centre of
the stall, is an excellent one.
Another good plan is to lay a
double floor, the Under one with an
inclination of three inches, and the
upper one with planks four inches
thick at one end and one inch at
the other, placed about an inch
apart. In this way the standing
place is perfect and the draining
perfect.
Many horses have beep serious
ly injured, besides being made I'M
comfortable, by being confined in :
narrow stalls upon inclined floors. !
In box-stalls, where the horse can
move about and take the most
agreeable position, it is of course :,
not necessary that the floor be
level, and perhaps better that it .
should not be. =
The sides Of the stalls should be ,
smooth, and if the horse is dis -
posed to rub his tail he may be =
prevented by fastening strips of T
plank six inches wide to the patti- -
ton about three feet from the h
floor. In narrow stall there T
might be danger that the horse Il
would injure his hips upon these tt
planks, but he will soon learn to =
avoid them in rising. e
The common foln1 of rack and 81
manager for ordinary stalls, is on
the whole not very Objectionable. a,
When the hay and straw are all Il
cut, the rack is quite Unnecessary I'll
and if one is to be used, would be al
much better to set it in a vertical q q
position than inclined, as is usual. i,
The horse would feed more easily WI
and be less annoyed by dust. The
edge Of the manger should be pro dr
teeted by a strip Of band iron, fir,
both that It may not be destroyed tn
un1 khak 4hn house la ppf taup4aI 10
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FERRY! FERRY!!

FFNHB undersigned has Just retltted
l. and renewed the old and wen known
CIendening Ferry, on tie Caleasieu
river, above Lake Charles; where the
travelling public viii find good accom-.
m0dations, Swimming and Catch Pens,
Pasture etc.
lie hopes by close attention. and
moderate charges, To receive a share a
public patronage.
til, ID, NIX
Lake Charles La March 9th IS7I-ly
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no chance of getting cast by step
ping over his halter.-Prof. IN. s.
Clark, President Agricultural COL
lege Of Massachusetts.
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H. FLdRENYIIlLE.

HAS JUST RECEIVED A FRESH
Ill Assortment of Spring Garden
Seeds; also, Special Almanacs and Gar
den Manuals; Saddlers' Implements;
Leather Tanners Oil, and Sundries.
Fulton market Beef; Mess Pork, etc,
etc, at the lowest prices. Call and
examine for yourselves.
Lake Charles, Feb. ", 1872.
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COMMERCIAL.
30
New ORLEANS. Feb. 3, 1872.
o
CORRECTED EVERY WEEK.
o
FIN CIAL.

SUGAR.-Yellow clarified, 1OI a
lie; white, IL a 12c. per pound.
MoLAssEs.-Prime, ~ a 44c. ID
gallon.
FLoUR.-Treble extra, 81 % a
Is Is p barrel.
CORN.-Per bdshel, Tic.
OATs.-Per bushel, CSC.
PoRK.-Mess, y barrel, $14 50
a IA rs.
BACON. Shoulders, Tic; clear
rib sides, &c.; clear sides, 81 a Sc.
y tb. Sugar cured hams, 14c.
= pound.
LARD.-Per pound, 05c.
DRY SALT MEAT.-Shoulders, 81
@55. . tb.
BnEAKFAsr BAcoS.-8l@0c. per
pound.
RICE.-Choice, 94o, per pound. /
EsCULENT8.-Potatoes, So 2504
y barrel; Onions, 50 1904; APP .
pies, 1896 y barrel.
WESTERN EGGs.-Per dozen, SIC. /
CoFFEE.-Per pound, zoe. |
CoBNlEAL-Kiln dried, p bar
rel, So rs.
SALr.-Table salt in pockets, q
I96c. each, as in size.
STAR CANDLEs.-Per pound. for
Is ounces, 195G20c.
VNEGAR.-Per gallon for Cin-
oinnati cider, zoe.
WHIsKY-$1 per gal.
BUTTER.-Choice western, 25c;
Goshen, 33@35c. y pound.
CHEESE. Western Reserve; 13c. |
BEANs.-Western white, $11- to
sl2 per bbl. New green peas COM
nand Sc to Z per bbl
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1872-02-17

RE ENDORSED AND PREsCRl-
n BED by more leading Physicians
than any other Tonic or Stimulant now
In use. They are
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1872-02-17

A negro waiter, who had twice
awakened a traveller to inform him
that breakfast was ready, and q
third time broke his slumbers by
attempting to pull off the bed
clothes, explained thus Massa,
if you isn't gwine to git up, / must
hab de sheet anyhow, case dey'te
waiting for de table-oloth T.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1872-02-17

The man who teaches his chill
dren habits of truth ministry. ana
provides for them better
than by giving them a handsome
fortune.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1872-02-17

D.. A RE ENDORSED AND PREsCRf-
J n BED by more leading Physicians
than any other Tonic or StimuIant now
in use. They are
A SURE PREVENTIVE
+ For Fever and Ague, Intermittents,
/ Blhou8uess and all disorders arising
from malarious causes They are high
Iy. recommended as an ANTT-DYSPEP-
TIC, and in cases of INDIGESTION
! are INVALUABLE. As an APPETIZER
and RECUPERANT, and in cases of
GENERAL DEBILITY they have new
er, in a single instance, failed in produ-
cling the most happy results. They are
particularly
BENEFICIAL TO FEMALES.
Strengthening the l,Ody, invigoratihg
the mind, and giving tone and elastici-
BY to the whole system, The HOME
BlIIERS are compounded with the
greatest care, and no tonic stimulant
has ever before been offered to the pub
lie SO PLEASANT TO THE TASTE
and at the same time combining so ma
ny remedial agents endorsed bF the me-
diCal fraternity as the best known to the
PhaFmaeOpuia. 1t costs but little to
give them fair trial, and
Every Family Should Have a
Bottle.
No preparation in the world can pro /
duce SO MANY unqualified endorsements /
by physicians of the very highest stands
ing tn their profession.
Endorsed bg The Clergy and be leading
deH0HaindtiOngi papers. .....
UNITED STATES MARINE HdsPTrAht /. /
ST., LoUIs, Mo, Oct s. 10, ( |
JANIS A JACKSON & C0.-I have ex-
Rmined the formula for making the
Home Stomach Bitters, - and used them
in this hospital the last four months. I I
consider them the most valuable tonic
and stituuiulant now ia use.
S. H. MELCHER,
Resident Physician in charge of u.
s. Marine Hospital.
JAMES A. JACKSON l. CO.-GentIemen:I
As You have communicated to the
medical profession the recipe of the
Home Bitters," Il eahnot, therefore.
be considered as patent medicine, no
patent having been taken for it. We
have exaEained the formula for making /
the "Home Bitters, and unhesitating-
" say the combination is one of rtre ex- :
all the articles used in its COM
position are the best Of the class to which I
hey belong, being highly tonic, Stimu- I
amt, Stomachic, Carminative and slight
y laxative. The mode ofpreparing them !
8 strictly in accordance with the rules /
II pharmacy. Having used them, seen
is etIects in our private practice, we s
AXE pleasure in recommending them to [
III persons DESTROYS of taking Bitters, 8
IS being the best Tonic and StimuIant
lew offered to the public. lii
FRANK q. PORTER, Ia
Prof. Obstetrics and Diseases of Wo- d
men, College of Physicians, and late
member Board of Health. i
l. g. n0ISLINIERE, Prot /
Obstetrics and Dis. on Women, Et. Ldu- I
is Medical College. d
DRAKE MCDOWELL, M. D., 4
ate Presd't. Missouri Medical College &
III. a. CLARKE. ne. ID. 4
'rof, Surgery, Mo. Medical Colleges Il
and late Resident Physician City Hos \
pital, ST. Louis NO. lib
HERBERT PEIMM, Prof. IN
TACTICAL Pharmacy, ST. Louis College I
Of Pharmacy. hi
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Every Family Should Have a


No preparation in the world can pro
duce SO MANY unqualified endorsements
by physicians of the very highest stande
ing la their profession.
Endorsed 6g The Clergy and he leading
deHominati0nal papers. lux
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-19

TEE Republican, will have at least ten ma.
ioritv on Iolpt ballot in the oregon Legislature.
"A. Ca,,, ,,,,,o.. . Do,,,,,,,,r a. Con.
..a..r,.o :, -. =
-, -roa,,n. ~ N. 4. nI,,.,,v a,,o..d ,o
,...,..
no ..
Tvs Illinois aaaii Zsiiung oharaeterbss mr.
ureeley as man "vho, owing TO Insane pride
and love Of power, turns his back upon all his
principles and murders his honor-a very SAD
spectacle" ...#..... .
Tvs springfield RspuBiieaa coldiy comforts
n, Greeley friends WIN ths assurance that "ths
m.Iorlty Of the tesilmony rom tho western and
Northsrn states Il that comparatively New Re.
pubt,oans have a. YET espoussd the Greeley
tloEstu .... ~.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-19

Xvho,, Ia May tsGR Dan Grant VIVA notni- !
n.,od hy m. RsppbIican par,v AT Chicago.
,vh.t wS. ,ho rol,Icai .i,pat,or, The Re.
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~, 49,, T., ,,,,i,,s,,,,,, ,.,,s ~. Non. ~ hsing
sI.ctsd Tho DrsnccratIc partv wa, bold,
arrogant and aeAant Four wears of Mr..
iI,hnso,,. .d,,,In,.,ra,Ion had manfred n with
,,o Ids. ,h., ,ho psprbl,can partv was broken
81 Ao,,o,,.h.1 rho.o bad lef, ma Doo.
,i,,i.s,,a ni,as "a a sco,o N o,hers NJ ,no,e
=. -. -, ~, .o,oaod A oonvoD,Io,, hsa
-. 81, - phi,.de,nhIa wbsro,n Mas.acbn-
-. 80 aon,h C.,oI,na woIted n.rr, in
-. -, -" ,r..,.,. sr.,.,,.,..,, -. 49,. 49,.
a,ui u0"" '"0 " f'""T y" ~
=, -, M, rD,u IN. ..r,v .nr,rg nj 1899
-, p...S,,..at.., -. a. III, .aa 40
,nss ~, Tho ,,nns..h,,,.., 81, In q
s.o..s, M - ,.no,has ~
s"',s, a.. ,.'.,s',. - -, I,..oa.,s,.
am ~ ,.,o,,as 49,, .nn,,rar ~ ,ho pro.l.
a.n,,., - ~, o,,,I,,l ~, Noyorl,.r v,s.
s..,- = - \, -. .1,,,,,oa ,h., ,ho
no,noasaos haS hnnaorsd Al Nsw York in
lS'-,,.,,',, A. asnnons snd NJ mai .nd
~ a",asIns ! .snnaI,n ,,I,h ths Brodhssd
letter "A ts motto, The party anxIously
| IoolsA 40 penn,ylvanIa and Ohio and Indiana
in oc,ohor Itnu.nsI exertlous wero made
~. no,,, ~. N carry the Key,tooe In the
,,a,.I s,a,o sioc,Ion and finally II Waa car
| ,IoI hv a maIo,i,v that barely sayed Il 10
/
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-19

THE Hon. NORMAN b. JuDp, formerly
minister to Austria, aud leading member OF
several Congresses, will, It Is said, be made
collector Of the port Of Chicago. Mr.. Judd
Is true and tried Republican, man of ex-
cellent business capacity, and Of the highest
integrity OF character From what we know
OF him, Chicago or any other city could not
have better collector.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-19

Tue HOUSE or DELEGATBs Is exhibiting a
praiseworthy spirit in the effort lts members
are making to finish up the business before
the day Of final adjournment Yesterday
number Of bills were perfected and passed,
and II is expected before this legislative day
passes (the House having taken a recess until
l2 o'clock ny the calendar will be entirely
cleared aud the House be ready to act In con-
junction with the Council on the Joint per-
fcctlon Of bills now pending.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-19

THE New York World OF yesterday calls
for IA straight Democratic nomination at
Baltimore" II thinks that the time has como
when the Democracy should clear its mind
OF cant and look the situation squarely in
the face. It comedies that Greeley's nomina-
ton has demorallzed the Democracy, but
declares II 10 be lts opinion that u the con
Vention Of Baltimore should put him In nom
inatIon he cannot be elected. The fun about
the thing Is that Mr. Chase, whom everybody
had supposed to bo politically dead, comes
Up agAlu as a eandidatei although, II an
''outsldern Is TO be taken, the World thinks
Mr., Greeley "a The only man who eau bo
nominated. Il appeals, however for a reVi-
val Of the Democratic feeling and pride; the
raising Of the old Democratic standard with
the names OF some old Democratic statesmen
emblAzoned upon II.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-19

GENERAL JUBAL EARLY Is out against Hor-
ace Greeley, and In favor Of a straight nom
inatlon. He gives good and sufficient rea-
sons for the faith that Is In him reasons the
force and point Of which will commend them
selves to large class OF people In the
Houth
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-19

Mn JANIS BRooKs, Of the New York EE-
press, is engaged in an effort to prove
that Horace Greeley Ia now aud always has
been good Democrat. During the late war
Mr.. Greeley endeavored to prove that Ar.
Brooks was a hrst-class coppsrhead, aud an
enemy TO his country.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-19

SoNE Of our Western exchanges Of the
Greeley stripe seem to think Ii little slngu-
lar that the sporting papers oppose the Re-
publican party and the reelection Of General
Grant. Il would be much more singular II
they supported him.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-19
ssTss saF= .ss.. !. F:si .ss :::

l.lsso.d. Ls.Ul y u. .WkthsfR IisIiIssoss,..;i. IiIss,.;.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-19

su.... d9yeInoL q the District q Columbia. |
myIl ~" |
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-19

THE MAJORITY Of people will agree with
what Warmoth organ, in New Orleans,
tays In relation to that Distinguished gen
tleman; There Is no uncertainty about 'the
position Of Gov warmoth In regard both to
Ignorance and corruption"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-19

wuAr Is the matter with the Baltimore
AmsricdH' Is II for Grant and Wilson or
Greeley and Brown Win the editor rise aud
explaln2
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-19
Il AND RuEL IOR LInHT.V RssIfiS AMI
RoqK.lIqIlT STA TI0Ns In THF FoURTH
LIGhT'HOuAR DIsTR1OT.
n 81 ssJss s:TsSSSHs s4Ts s.sssg 9s,lg

No. 0s SoUTH SI1TH sTRIRT.
. PHlI.ADELFHIA, MAY -, l67a }
Sealed proposals g be received A. this oios ninth
va, Tor ufnishiuR aud dollToflnG any Haliona aud
hne that MAJ be called fQr bg the Inspector Tor the
haaao District ior one rear ilo the let day o.
july, lsa, 70 the 0!h june, leIa, Inclusive. fho
delivered AonEsds Of the nEh house tender other
sStSspes ~ ~ h oS
suheisnt pAekAEes, harrea, botea and cases and IN
sps6iAad ~ The IsspeoloT loI each vessel, once 4
qaAItst ftss o. AZ sHpenss % ne unlted States,
II, attached thereto, which Will fOfm part 0i tic
eeatEasl copies Of which MAJ be had BY ApplyhE Al
All bids must bs aealsd aud udofsod "PropoaAls for
hations aud fuol toI LlahtVessels," Ao, ind then
paood In AnOthor enyolapa and left Al or directed To
this ohiee, prepaid, II sent BY mall. -- -
W,H. MAOOMH,
lnnea hshtHoass Inspector
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-19

the New York Nation cannot support
Mr.. Greeley any longer. Last week II took
q rather unceremonlous leave Of him In terms
by no means courteous or complimentary. IL
regards his nomination as failure, and be-
lieVes that II the Baltimore convention should
perpetrAte the folly Of indOrslng him 1t VIII
become the dut7 Of every honest man In the
country to vote against him. The Ndtion
shudders at the prospect Of what Mr.. Gree
ley and the motley crew OF soreheads and
blatherskites" who now cling to him would
do II they were installed at the head OF the
Government. Considering the fact that the
Nation Is the bitter opponent OF Gen. Grant,
and that 1t has done more than any one paper
In the country 10 encourage the Clnclnnau
movement, which II now Acknowledges to DO
q failure, this unmlstakable expression OF Its
views Is very slgulacant.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-19

MUKAT HALaTHAD, Of the Cincinnati Com
asTeiai, thlnks Grant will be elected, although
he (HaisteAd) supports Greeley.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-19
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h., virtue of a deed Of trust 70 me. dated septem-
Der ~, Isl and daily recorded In Libsr No d5s To-
10 NJ, one Of the land records Of wAshingto D. o.,
VII sell - public Auotlon freAt 81 ths pSemise-,
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one hundred and eight feet thrse inchss soulh
iIom the point Of lntoraeoon Of seventh street eaat
With north Carolina avenue; thence north forty feet
70 an ahiy; the GO east one hundred and ninsteen
feot 70 an alley ten feet tNo Inches vide thenOs
the dlyidinf line OF lots hitsen and aIssH hun
drod and nneteen feet 10 the place Of haalnuinH to
kelhs with the impfovementa thereon,
Terms viii be made kuoun on tbs dag Of sAla.
Stamps apd oohvsyanelnH At the cost ot tho pur.
tlOO diun when thu prppsrty Is struck on In case
the terms are npt-oomplied With within seven days
after the sals, the property viii be toaold At the rk
and coat Of the defauldnE PurchA.er,
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