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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

TUE LRAKy WATER MAIN.-Mr. Lloyd Elm.
inert, who was desig mated by Gen. Ba6cOck to
ascertain the cause ul the leak 10 the thirty six
inch water mnlu % Bridge street, has, alter sew.
crnl days VI continued labor, succeeded In dis.
yeTluR the break, which Is VI such nature
rs 10 require the substitution Uf new section
ble,
AHRIyFp-Stcamer Moon, from Philadelphia
with 80 bundles aud cases VI trees for the Board
Public Work., anu general merchandise Tor
merchants.
THE GRAM MARKET.-The Fecel pts yesterday
were % $40 bushels Ut wheat and 10 bushels
1T white ana yellow corn. Sales $50 bushels OF
good wheat At !. 80, and 90 bushels Of choice at
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29

A temporary board fence has been put up by
the Centre Market Company along the Avenue
iTuut OF the market, between Seventh and
Eighth streets, preparatory to eNoaYaubB for
the foundation Of the front wing Of the market
building. by their charter the line Of the front
building Is To he on PennsylVanla avenue, from
Seventh 10 Eighth streets. and on Louisiana
avenue from Eighth to Ninth streets. This
stately structure several stories In height, and
suTmUuntsd by Mansard rOOt, will be n decided
ornament to the city, and we'll htted from It's
Size and height to occupy the prominent situa'
ton In question,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29

Company A, Washington Light Infantry,
held dress drill last night at their armory on
fennsylyania avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh Streets A large number OF ladies and
selves as being highly pleased with the manner
10 which they went through the various eyolu.
tons. Amer spending about one hour In their
arm0fy, the company, preceded by their drum
corps, made a parade through several streets,
aiter which they returned to their armory and
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29
CITY ITEMS.

THE new ColonnAde Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa,
sobly two blocks from the ACADENY or Music
"vioToR"
Sewing Machine,
and
Mine. Drmorcsps,
Patterns,
ldl Pennsylvania avenue, between FOur.and.A
hall and Sixth streets.
GRAHD OPENING
OF the most extensive assortment OF
Doors AND SHoEs,
At one Price, and that very low,
BY
l.. HKiLBRUE,
4O2 Seventh street, second door from ID,
Intell'gsncer building.
THE IIGuT.RUNNIHG
"DOMEaTIC0
Sewing Machine Is the best Of ALL The perfeo.
ton Of stitch on all kinds Of goods, great range
Of work, ease Of operation, noIseIess, Tor more
nearly sOthAn any other shuttle machine self.
adjusting tensions, simplicity and durability Of
all parts 10 not oqualsd in any other machine.
once, 700 street, Masonic Temple.
NJ. p. adams h 90, Agents
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, II you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned in nrst-class manner
send them to A. Fisher, els Ninth street, OPP.
poSlte Patent Once. The Professor will give
you satisfaction without fail.
UsEYUL BAOTa WORTH KNOWING.
THURsToN's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder is the
best Oentriheo In use. II keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
Price 20 and 90 cents.
JouvHN's Inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner 10 far
superior to anything known. Price 20 cents.
THoMPsoN's PomAdo Optimo IL exquisite. II
loftens, beauties, and strengthens the hair.
Price 20 and 90 cents.
All for sale by druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29

Hon NJ. ID, Leggett gave an intensely inter.
esting lecture last evening IN the training class
OF Christian workers at the Y. NJ. U. A, lecture
room. The subject was peculiarly hitting one
iOT him, The Spirit OF the Christian WORKER
and most beautifully he gave an accurate an.
alysis OF the 18th chapter Of ~ Corinthians as
the sum OF the character and spirit OF the worker
II was iull Of tender, beautiful thought and
deeply impressed the audience. The next lee
ture Is by Rev. DR.. Butler on Wednesday eve
ming.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29

We WOULD RESPECTFULLY recommend oil
persons who are going 10 their respective homer
To vote, and are searching for a good OYorcOat "
a nue. and durable suit Of Clothing, cheaper
than they can be purchased anywhere else, Il
go to hTRAus' popular clothing establishment
Eleventh street STuTh6S
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29

The Grand Lodge knights Of Pythlns held an
interesting session at their hail last evening.
The business OF the past term was settled up,
Mount Vernon I0dVe Ma g. X Of p Of this
city, have Invited tho membership Of Golden
Lodge No. l, X. Of r, 4 baltimore, TO attend
their third annual leyce at Masonic Temple On
tho 18Th pTONimO.
On Thanksgiving day Golden Lodgo will visit
this city with one hundred knights In full unit
form, and he received by the entire uniform Od
membership OF this city. A band Of music will
accompany the eEcurslonlsts and a street parade
Of the knights take place. The knights Of the
District arc rapidly unliOTming themselves at
the Well-knOWn establishment Of Wnlet Il RuOH
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29

About elb o'clock yesterday evening, as a
barber named Wilson, on Fourth street, be.
tween q and II streets northwest, was Milling a
oOal.Oil lamp II lgnited and exploded. The hro
and oil scattered over the door. Tho members
Of the HOOk'and'ladder company, with their
reel, were soon on the scene and e1tlnEuished
the flames before much damage was done.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth
street, pays 0 per cent. per Annum on deposits
for each calendar month. Banking hours, Y to
a. Saturdays, v TO 4 and otOS
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29

. 10 speaking OF tho death Of the late Harmon
burns, our evening contemporary was mistaken
In stating that the funeral took place yesterday
evening. The remains will be buried this morn.
Ing at 10 o'clock.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29

fOR PROPORTIONAL MEH-
Genuine English Water Proof will Tspel water
equal " rubber goods A. SAEs n Co,
ale Seventh street,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29

corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays per cent. interest 90 all deposits De,
pOslta can no made and drawn at Wi1l. \
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29

Smoke
and other fashionable shades, for ordered pan
talOon work, now open at A. SAKs y Co.'S,
$40 Seventh street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29

FINE EEGLIsu SrRlPE-
London Sack Suits,
Very choice and dressY, opening this morning, at
A. SAKs Co. n. 8l6 Seventh street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29

bTRAuh,
lOll Pennsylvania avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29

SIZE the advertisement Of the new books In tho
circulating library At the Y. NJ, Y. A. building,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29
Amusements, Lecture. e. c

Amusements, Lecture, etc.
NEW NATIONAI THEATRE.
~ Mr. q. sAvtLLE....'. .LsssSs aud MANAGE
Monday Ry.nl.s, UrtOber ~, 1879,
""' 4 iEp? ). q sG vi Li.f,'n Of
a. ELfoE SRiy,
OR, TIF RfFiF BALL,
N s.; k ssS s sf.Gs "a AVE- X:SPRS:
S:i. % S; X 4, $: SIX. I SIa''
,-,,,, auIilliGriss,
NEw XND MAGNIFICENT soRNRR
NEW GEGaHSisM
,,, CALCIUM EFRBOIs.
RosEDALE
Saturday afternoon GtG
KATIE FUT FSSi' T1 GoSED't' COMPANY
[ 'NooLN nail
THR RUBINsTEIN CONCERTS.
NORTHUMBERLAND
Two niEhts OulJJ
MONDAY EVENING November us
| TUESDAY ENRhIh0, Now mbsr g. GtG
date tho t and oDy " appearances IL WSsha r1oc
ANTON RUBNsTEIN,
The greatest living pianist;
HENRY wIENIAwsKL
This WOrid.renOWned violin Viitnosoi
LOUISE LIFBHART,
The celebrated sopranoi
LOUISE oRMRNY
The dlatlnAulshed oontrAlto. a.
Accompanies. .MoNSIEUG RRMBIRJgSsK
GR-A change NJ programme for even concert.
Se0nred seats 20. to bo had ou Thursday sIat ooto
| boz, At MetzSrot,a Music store. ~
o III, steinwsy DiAnOs are used at the Rubles,sln
w Eleventh .iTs.t, seu,b Penn'yivsnis sSSSGs)
MONSTER GGE sSy TRIgn ~ All ,pr,srs
FIJI. appearances Of the Kiln sprits and Fairy
o. LAPETITE D'AHGELIs,
-. MILE EMMA, MILF EMMA,
portion, feat q wslEi0E the Ceiling Had
r. BROWN AMI SANFORD,
ou1rFp iSTEE G hT} npii q TIE world
N0'''' nv avn oUitTER AND GoLDRIoH,
ARA, y ~ ws;t q Ihs pleasing YoS4lisi
nos ~ " MIss ~ biA WEBSTER. D
Toe modern female H:,Svis' in SO0i'nt and mOd'ra
The pleasing bailssa1S Actress, Vocal aud Dan.
Eeuse, ,,,,s,,,,n,D,
o 4 M,tRIEh q iiiIETTI D A r.
And the entire OoTrS % Ballet in the beautiful bal
| -, let advertisement entitled ,,,,,,,,
= jams ms " wesley aud Miss AddIs JOINS r. II;
great Triple OompapJa In New s'ngs, Dances, iDter'
THE WHITE SGq{SK, TIE, IgE WHITE z, CEooE,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29

BOYS CLOTHING-
An unusually largo stock Is being offered, at
A. SAKs y Co.'S, $40 Seventh street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29

EHGLIsH FUsTIAN HUNTING SUITs-
The genuine article, at A. SAKH h COS,
$40 Seventh street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29

The new Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa,
IL only two blocks from the ACADEMY or Music
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29

Police COUEr- Judge SMELL - George q.
Henuiug WIN. Pearson and Charles Parker, an
assault on John ,, Began, dismissed; George
W. Hopkins, assault on Ellen brooks, six y
days IN iDil; Jerry Bell and Moses Black,
RlfTHy continues Patrick Turner, charged with
stealing an OycTcOAt, sent To the grand Jury;
Joseph DUnUhU, assault On Geo. Thompson, hned
80; John IL. Williams, cOl0red assault on
Mathew Proctor, three months 10 jail; WIN,
Turner, assRult on Henry Brown, nnod tlO;
Lucy Johnson, fined 80 for petit larceny Of
Spoons. Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29
| METROPOLITAN VARIETY THEATRE,

M =. .-.
InMENsR AND STUPkEDOUS ATTRACTION
Four a. brilliant hIArt. frt appearance Of Mr.
RAM T. SANFORD, the WoIld. enoWnsd Ethiopian
Comedian, who will appear In hts great npeTeonn
tion entitled "Old josh CaTte," and as Gun In
the nurs,qus negro oparA Of Oh, Hush or the VII.
tho eslebtAtod Irish UtmtdIan, Aud Misses KITTY
End DADIE kHARPP, tho oAutiiul VooAllsts and
DAnseuses, Ths regular company in grand lilo Of
fresh lveltieA oc2s
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-06-19

If were TO give you a motto, to &c
through life with, one that would
stand you for warning or counsel in
any strait in which you might find
yourselves, I believe l would give il
in this one word, Now.
Don't waste your time, and your
strength, and your opportunities, by
always meaning to do something
do Il. Only weakness comes of inde-
cision. Why, some people have so
accustomed themselves to this way of
dawdling along from one thing to an
other, that IL really seems impossible
for them to squarely make up their
minds to anything. They never quite
know what they mean to do next,
and their only pleasure seems to con-
sist in putting things off as long as
possible, and then dragging slowly
through them, rather than begin
else. Don't live a single
hour Of your life without doing exact
ly what is to be done in it, and going
straight through it, from beginning
to end. Work, play, study, whatever
/ is, take hold at once and finish IL
up squ1rely and eleanly, and then to
the next thing, without letting any
moments drop out between. II is
wonderful TO see how many hours
these prompt people contrive to make
Of a day it's as ii they picked up the
that the dawdlers lost. And
II you ever find yourself where you
have so many things pressing upon
you that you hardly know how to be-
gin, let me tell you a secret, take
light hold of the very first one that
comes to hand, and you'll find the
,est all fall into file and follow after
ike a company of well-drilled sol
iiers, and though work may be hard
% meet when it charges in a squad,
t is easily van9uished if You can
)ring it into line.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-06-19
AIN and PURPOSE.

1t Is not to contemplate An aimless
and purposeless existence, golden
youth gliding by, fastening by, vast
ing precious opportunities, no aim no
object in view, Just like ship under
full sail and well manned, but no
rudder, only drifting, no harbor in
view, going with the tide, or perhaps
with rudder in good working order.
put no port In view, only sailing you
know not where. Have an aim In
life, and noble one. Aim high, and
you viii hit something above your
level. Are you a student? Be not
satisfied to get through your studies
or reeitations without eensure from
your teacher, bet study hard to aequit
yourself with honor; but not content
TO creep along on the level, but walk,
yeas run even, up the rugged hill
where honor sitteth at the peak. Are
you a mechanic? If so, learn YOUR
trade well, not eontenting yourself
with being an average workman, but
strive to become master Of your art,
always bearing IN mind the old adage,
What is worth doing at all. is worth
doing well.n Strive to be a leader.
not follower. First have an object
aim high, and then zealously labor to
accomplish your object; success is
sure to follow earnest, uneeasing toll.
The contestants in the Isthmian races
had an object in view, and every
slneW and nerve was bent to obtain
the object Il was the crown at the
end OF the race. Life is a race, and
many are on the course. You must
either run or be trOdden under foot;
the multitude is moving on; YOU
must not look behind, or defeat is
certain. Lead OF in the train, and
you will gain the crown at the end
Those who daily will never reach the
OBJECT, but will fail at last. Reader,
nave noble object in view, and then
with all your might press forward
until you reach it, and It is yours.
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Whole No. 29O7

IT do not think I do" replied Mr..
Morton.
She was pretty eretur, I can tell
you" said Ben.
suppose you will not care much,
then, 10 go to Boston again to keep
the Fourth ?n -
81 s'pose 1 shan't," said Ben dig
ging away, still Pm some older. i've
cut my eye teeth %
''It is not always the costly pleas
ures which we enjoy the most,j' re-
marked Mr.. Morton.
That's fact" said Ben. "I'vs
been down to the Crossing after q
skein of yarn, some pleasant evening,
and the work all done, wife and ba-
oies and all, and had great deal bets
ter time on't't
Ben dug away, apparently so de-
termined to make up for time to him
worse than lost. that Saturday night
found the job done, for which he re-
eeived a large weeks wages. This
was generously given, in considera-
ton of his Dlis-adventures on the
Glorious Fourth.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-06-19
Where Does the Gold Come From,

This question has never been satis-
iaetorily answered by geologists. They
can see as far into q milestone as any-
body, but where the great depot or
quarry from whence the gold comes
that has been rasped of IN particles
and thrown toward the surface to be
rolled IN the sand by the action Of
running water or caught as prisoners
IN quartz rock, while that was either
held IN solution or in the condition OF
pulverization, is the problem.
occasionally such enormous mug
gets are found, quite solitary, It seems
70 Indicate they were broken off from
3 large mass somewhere and driven
away IN torrent of gravel whose on
ward, upward force was Irresistible
I'LL ie met with counter currents.
Tnat old theory which supposed the
precious metal was existing IN COM
olnatlon with others in a gaseous form
and Occasionally precipitated BY cleo
tr1city into Jumps which worked their
way Ike moles from the interior
through strata Of the earthls eompaet
crust, is now quite obsolete. An i'm
preston is gaining advocates that
gold does actually exist in great bod
ies, somewhere, not very far down,
rom whence fragments and particles
are gradually brought up by aquatic
agency. This gives a more reasonable
expianotion Of the diffusion Of gold
a small parcels all over the globe.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-06-19

Does it ever for an instant occur TO
the man OF business that it is a solemn
drsy TO support the local press of his
nelghbOrhood? What is It but the
well conducted newspaper that makes
city or town? That constantly and
gratuitously advertises it to the world
as place Of interest and Importance? F?
fhat daily or weekly makes known
70 the whole earth the simple fact
that such place as where he strives
10 gain livelihood has existanee in
the atlas? It is the local paper
Now we venture to say that not one
tenth part Of the business people of
any city in the country spend any
money IN the way ofjudieious adver-
using. True, they take the paper,
out IL Is not because they feel any du-
" deVolVlng upon them to award it
support. Their subscriptions are
measura0ly OF no account. Ifadver-
tlsements were not given by Others.
the paper would cease to live despite
the payment Of subscribers. Show
as local paper well filled with living
and we will at once
lake stock in the enterprise and BUSH
ness tact OF the people who live where
the journal 10 published. The out
side world judges more of the place
oy the newspaper it publishes than
rom any other sign. 1t is therefore
; matter Of great moment that the
local journal or the city, town or vii
iage should be well supported, for il.
above all other things contributes to
he general prosperity.-Pittsburg
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SALE

@ HERIFF'S SALE.
k)rhe State of Ohio, Trumbull County, IS
William Bailey, } In Trum Bull Com
VS.. mon Pleas
Iohn y Leyd@ ct. al
BY virtue Of an order of sale issued out
the Court Of Common Pleas, of Trumbull
County Ohio, in the above named case to
me directed and delivered, ] have levied
upon and shall expose 10 public sale at the
door of the Court House in the city Of War
ren, Ohio, on
Saturday, July 6, A. d. 1879.
at two O'Clock, p. m. Of said day, the follow
ing described lands and tenements, Situate
in the township OF Hubbard. in said county
and State, being certain Lot Of land and
buildings situate thereon, and known as
part Of Lot IS in the original survey Of Lots
IN said Hubbard, comfnencing at the north
east corner Of part OF said Lot 55 as now
owned by William Brisbine. and in the
center Of the north and south center road
OF said Hubbard thenceWest u rods; thence
north rods: thence east y rods: thence
south rods to the place Of beginning, con-
tanning 81 rods OF land
Appraised at $1,000. Terms Cash.
q. W. DICKINSON. Sheriff.
Sherihs Once. Warren. o. June. 5 ig72-t5.
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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRA-
TI0N IN BRO0KLYN.-The good little
girls and boys in the City of Church.
es who attend Sundoy school land
what good child does not?-had a
gala time yesterday at their anniver-
sary celebration. The scene in the
beautiful Prospect Park was a cheer.
ing one, no less than thirty thousand
children, with a host of spectators.
being assembled there. We have
seen and heard of the thousand gilt
tering pageants Of war and worldly
splendor, but none can compare in
interest with this youthful army of
the Lord, with beaminR faces, unsul-
lied minds, joyous spirits and ringing
voices, celebrating triumphs more en-
during than those of any earthly con-
queror. The grand procession, in
which order, regularity and happi
n ess reigned, and the demonstration
ct the Park, was a sight calculated to
gladden. every heart. When the chill
dren turn out in such strong force for
such holy object the effect on their
elders cannot be otherwise than bene-
fetal in the highest degree. 1t would
be well If we would occasionally turn
from the stern, cold realities of life
and the heartless world to revisit the
days of childhood in thought on an
occasion like this, when merry voices
and laughing faces unite in innocent
snjoyment.-Netg York Herald, Non
30,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-06-19

The man who never fails is a myth.
Such an one never lived and is never
likely to live. All success is a series
Of efforts in which, when scanned,
are seen more or less failures. The
mountain is apt to overshadow the
valley, but the valley is a reality,
nevertheless. There are valleys in
every mans career. Don't be dis
couraged at failure, but profit by ex-
perience. Failures, greater or less,
belong to the experience Of all sue
cessfll men.
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T EGAL NOTICE.

IL fGeorEe Mcdonald who resides in Grand
Rapids, Mich; Martin Mcdonald who re-
sides IN Ttusville, Pa, and Charles McDon-
aid, minor, who resides In, heirs-at-law
OF VIM. L. Mcdonald, decd, Will tsze notice
that @. @. Graham, Admir- Of VIM. L. Nc
Donald, decd, on the 9th day Of June. ls72,
filed his petition in the Probate Court, with
in and for the county OF Trumbull, Ohio,
alleging that the personal estate Of said de-
cedent Is insufficient to pay his debts and
the charges OF administering on his estate,
that ne died seized in fee simple, Of the fol-
lowing described real estate, situated In
said county and State aforesaid, bounded as
follows: On the north by Downer's Lot,
No. 2; on the south by George TrOup's Lot
No. 4; on the west by George Troup's land,
and Oh the east by First Street. being Lot
No. in the nrst division OF lots in Earles-
vile, and contains 7-I0O OF an acre, more
or less; and that Eliza Mcdonald, as widow
OF said deeedent, Is entitled to dover IN
said premises. The prayer Of said petition
is for the assignment Of dover to said Eliza
Mcdonald, and for q sale OF said premises
sub beet 70 said dover estate, for the paY-
ment Of the debts and charges as Aforesaid
said petition will be for hearing July Isl
1872. CHAS G. GRAHAM
Admir- Of VIM. L. Mcdonald
Newton Falls, June y, lS72-4t
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.RInGE NOTICE

DNotice is hereby given that the Com
mIssioners Of Trumbun County. Ohio will
receive sealed proposals up to ~ O'Clock m.
Of the Sd day Of July, 1872, at the Auditors
Office Of said county. for the construction OF
a wrought Iron Bridgs Of one hundred and
sixty-four feet span, with eighteen foot
roadway, across the Mahoning river in
south part OF Warren city. The flooring to
be two and one-half inches thick, and eight
inches wids, TO be laid dIagonally. The joists
TO be two and one-half Inches thick and
twelve inches wide, and to be laid twenty
inches apart from center TO center. All the
lumber TO be the best os live oak. The Iron
To be all well painted with two coats Of
mineral paint. All the materials 20 be Of
the best quality, and the work 10 be done in
the mosttborough and workmanliKe man.
ner, and the bridge warranted in every
respect to have sustaining power OF two
thousa nd pounds per lenial foot. The con-
tractor 10 give good and sufficient security
for the performance Of the contract, and the
Bridge 10 be completed by the LIST day of
October, 1872 The Commissioners reserve
the right TO reject any or all bids. Bids 10
be made both with and without walks.
Z. A. REED.
!. B. PAYNE,
CHAS. HARSHMAN.
County Commissioners.
JAS. D. KENNEDY. Auditor.
June s, ls72-4t.
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An English engineer has invented
a torpedo, designed to be elected from
q mortar, and to take its course under
water for any required distance under
1000 yards. 1t can be discharged at
q vessel from fortress, and so silent
ly will it move under the waves that
the occupants Of the vessel will not
be aware of its approach until they
are blown skyward at the rate of a
mile a minute.