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Smyrna times., 1872-03-27
Stock of New Goods

which he intends to sell cheaper than any s,Id :.
this market for years, consisting Of
Smyrna times., 1872-03-27
G. O O ID -
CHEAPER
THA AN EVER

The undersigned respectfully announcesro u,
citizens of Smyrna and vicinity that he hs, - =.
opened his '"'
Smyrna times., 1872-03-27
The Cloths and Cassimeros

are new, just bought, and comprise all the l,ad,o
styles.
Smyrna times., 1872-03-27
Wood and VViIIOw-Ware

Washing Tubs. Buckets, Keclers, Churns. Brian.
Clothes Pins, Clothes Brushes, Hair Brushes So""t
Brushes, Fancy and Mark,t Baskets. Curry C,rt' 'o
Butter Prints, Batter Bow l., Wash B,sTGs W.
Brushes, Half. Bushel and Peek Measures 0S
Cloths, Mats, and all sizes of Rope.
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

* TO SO WEEK FOR COMFORTABLY FUR
PC nshed Rooms with Board modern conveniences.
% christopher street, near Bleecker.
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

Eth AVENUE, Si3.-PARLOR, SECOND AND THIRD
- Floors, handsomely furnished, W th piano, &c, to
one or two families desiring quiet select home for the
winter; private table.
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

ETH AVENUE, NO. 76.-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
- Rooms, suite sngy, with Board strictly first
class and only small number accommodated; references
red
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

4 AND EAST TWENTIETH sTREET-AN ENTIRE
+ Parlor Floor: other Rooms, suitable families
and single gentlemen To let with Board private tables
given; references exchanged.
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

STH AVENUE, NO s.-suPERIoR ACCOMMoDA-
- tions for select family of adults single gentlemen
of good social standing; house occupied by OWNER
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

SD FLOOR, THREE ROOMS DEEP.-To RENT, WITH
- coed Board, together separate, in respectable
private family Apply at l0 West Twenty third street.
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

OTIS WANTED-BELOW 10TH STREET FOE
IL which will be given cash and house Twenty -fftb
street nearby country residence.
POOLEY K CO., % Union suuare
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

> BLOCKS .FROM BROADWAY-LARGE SECOND
= story front back Room with good Board, at mode
rate terms private table desired 1877 Eas Eighteenth
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

DARTIES HAVING DYCKMAN LOTS FOR SALE AT
fair prices may find purchaser by addressiny = stat
ing number OF lots location and lowest price, TRUSTEE,
Hern do.Jir
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

80 WEST NINTH STREET.-THE LET WITH BOARD,
IA for the Winter, well furnished Rooms suitable
gentleman and wife or single gentlemen rooming to.
gether; table first class.
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

GC TO $40 PER WEEK. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
'DL Rooms on first ana third floors to rent without
board to adults. Apply at 222 West Forteth street
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

DIE TO SS A WEEK FOR ROOMS, WITH BOARD, FOR
'pO families and single gentlemen hot and cold
III rooms; day boarders taken i5s Macdougal street,
near Washington square
The New York herald., 1872-09-25
EUROPE.

4 MEXICAN OFFICE FOR BANKING, COMMISSION
n and forwarding business, ny BRUEDER GUTTER
MAN, corner Maxmilian and Academic streets tho
Grand Hotel Vienna, Austria-Register held
scrption of american travellers. Circular notes and
cashed Letters received I'd Addresses
the best wholesale and retail merchants manuac-
turers furnished and goods forwarded. American and
antic Express Company Company and Baltic Lloyds.
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

&f TO $40 PER wEEK.-,NICE, PLEASANT ROOMS
spO with excellent Board Tor families and single per
sons ITO Beecker street six blocks west of Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

81 EAST TwENTY-sECOND sTREET.-RoONs TO
IL let with Board second story front and hall Rooms
the fourth.
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

Jersey CITY HEIGHTs.-THREE STORY FRENCH
81 roof ls rooms fully furnished. every improvements
beautiful location horse and cars 20 minutes
from Cortlandt street; $4,000; terms easy.
HAYES h SONS, 81 Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

WANTED-BELOw FIFrY-NINTH STREET, 4
w modern house, 25xc0 for which cash and down
town house win be given. JACOB SHARP 3s Pine ST.
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

Oh EAST THIRTY.FIRsT STREET.-NEATLY
III furnished small Room and good Board in an
American family for one gentleman 81 per week dinner
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

HTH AVENUE 24s.-THIRD FLOOR, PRIVATE TABLE
- only References exchanged.
The New York herald., 1872-09-25
DENTISTRY.

4 BSOLUTELY PAINLESS-TEETH EXTRACTED
~ without chloroform ether. Combination Sets
extremely light and durable Rubber Sets $40 26 sixth
avenue between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. Es
tablished "a years. Drs. l.. BERNARD SMITH.
'NEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN-FIFTEEN
j years. benumbing application. Beautiful Teeth 81
set So Pumpers for hollow cheeks speciality. Sets
repaired. j. JAY VILIIEKS,
155 Grand, near Broadway
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

DE PER WEEK AND UPWARDS FOR BOARD-wITH
spO single Room gents rooming together less; gentle
man and wife Sl TO s4; board by day u So Dupont
House, IDS Hudson street.
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

no EXCHANGE-FARMS IN JERSEY. NEW YoRK
L and Long Island City Property; Stock Farm in
Orange county, New York, tor Brook' yin property
MADDOX. JOI I'm streat
The New York herald., 1872-09-25
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

A HOUSE WANTED-MODERATE SIZE WELL.
IA built. high stoop, and located between Thirty fourth
and Seventeen streets west of Third avenue worth about
$2oc9o fair valuation $5C0o cash and desirable Prop
srty In Part ment situated within IA hour of New
healthy and improving eglborhood; the premises
sist OF Is good land medium house and out
buildings IN good condition worth ssCO and
pals only please address x. e., Herald Uptown Branch
office.
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

81 WEST THIRTY.FIRsr sTREET.-TwO ROOMS
Z second floor, rent with Board; well furnished
and pleasant references exchanged.
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

~ WEST TWENTY-FOuRTH STREET, NEAR MADL
i son sluarc.-A desirable Suit of three large ee
ganty furnished Rooms, without board with privat,
table, also single Room, without board.
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

G FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR MERCHANDISE
w.. or Real Estate-Eight new and salable Patents,
700 dealers in State want them; good oppOr.
box l3l Herald office.
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

| A GRAND BOULEVARD LOTS FOR sAIF, REA-
n sonably at Seven ysccond Fightyirst and Nine
Esixth streets; large aud small parcels; some bar
| gains.n V. X. STEVENSON a SON.
II Pine street and 226 Fifth avenue.
The New York herald., 1872-09-25
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY Fol
SALE OR TO RENT.

N minutes from depot, to rents only $33 per month
commuation $62 per annum For further part culars
Bank New York,
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

eth STREET AZ, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH
~ ayenues.-Desirable Rooms for families; Second
Floor to let separately or together Breakfast from
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

BOARDEHs WANTED.

A SUIT OF HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO
~ let with Board. located on Twentyirst street near
Filth avenue, consisting OF parlor bedroom and bath
room house and appointments first class Refer TO H. r.
Drew 4 Co.. I65 Fifth avenue.
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

s)oD STREET. NEAR FOURTH AvENUE.-HAND-
I'D somely furnished and very desirable Rooms
second floor with first class Board. Call at 1873 East
Twenty third street
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

OOD STREET.-THE RENT WITH UNEXCEPTIoNA
I'D BILE Board, three large communicating Rooms
handsomely and newly furnished also Room for
gentleman. Undoubted references given and required
Apply al 1SG West Twenty-third street
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

$4,000 1fsysS EScHffE Fea FOR RIM
dence, Furniture Stock &C., nna milesro New York.
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

Ike WEST THIRTY SIXTH STREET, NEAR BROAD
LOU way.-Rooms to let, with Board to q gentleman
and his wife Board for the lady only and two young
ladies be accommodated.
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

WANTED; TO dNvEsTns5oo st. y TO $500 IN IMPROVED
BUYER box Ill Herald Office
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

ATSOUTH ORANGE N. J.-TlNE PLACE; HOUSE,
~ Is rooms, every convenience; three acres bcau!i
offered. Apply TO H. +. MATHEWS Oorgans, 59 Broad
BROOKLYN
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

DIST STREET, $50 WEST, NEAR NINTH AVENUE. -
IL Handsomely furnished Rooms, with large closets
attached families single gentemen table drst
class: terms moderate: reference,
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

QUIT OF PLEASANT, NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
- to rent separately together with good home like
Board 26 West Forty street Private family ref
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

= WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET OPPOSITE
! Fifth Avenue Hotel, central location.-Ele gantly
furnished Rooms suite slngly, for families or gen
tlemen, with or without Board
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

- LEXINGTON AVENUE, THIRD DOOR ABOVE
III Twenty fourth strcet-Handsomely furnished front
Room with alcove, second floor, Tor gentleman and
wife or single gentlemen with first class Board.
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

4 NICE COTTAGE HOUSE, SIX ROOMS, TO LET
N TO n small family reasonably Apply ON the prem
iscs, s2 Hancock street ncar Ralph avenue Brooklyn.
DROOKLyN HEIGITS--FOR SALE, AN EXTRA
ID large four story brown stone House; all modern I'M
provcnents walls inted first floor ceilings trcscocd
only three minutes walk nom Wall street Jerry price
finWn, OF which D cent can remain on bond and
inortgagc. Address sErrEMBEK IIerald ulhee.
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

4 QD STREET lS7, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND
IO sixth avenue.-Families or single gentlemen can
have elegantly furnished Rooms with excellent Board
changed
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

1Sp WEST TWENTY FOURTH sTREET-PLEAS.
LOU ant Rooms with Board; house contains all i'm.
provements; table well supplied and neatly served
terms So to IS per week references.
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

OCD STREET, WEST, 3s,-ELEGANT ROOMS FOR
~ families gentlemen with superior table and
attendance. at moderate rates.
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

9TH Av. 9 BETWEEN TWENTY SECOND AND
Twenty third m sreets1To let single or together, an
entire Second Floor two large and small Room with
BATHROOM attached; Board for single gentlemen IS
@ Sl2
The New York herald., 1872-09-25

4 SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT, ONE HOUR FROM
"A New York, Northern Railroad of New Jersey, forty
acres; hnc view excellent buildings and fruits: Sl30Jt
Other Farms Mills and Country Seats all prices; Sites
and Locations sale or trade.
W. H. MELICK, 42l Broadway
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-17

Died, at M.rseiles, on Tuesday morning. Mrs.
knight, wife OF Mr. Lyman knight.
John Bolton who was arrested for SELLING
liquor on Sundays. ETC., did not appear on Mon.
day, the day set for trial. The sui. was
dismissed.
Miss krkman has removed her news depo. 20
the store formerly occupied by Mrs. Dewey.
A building is being erected in connection with
A. j. !hurber q Co.. corn elevator, for the pur.
pose of steam laundry.
A real estate agency has been starred nv
Messrs Fisher & Carrier. Office corner Of Moi1
aud Washington streets.
Quite a serious accident occurred on Wed,As.
day. A woman falling from the top of loaded
wagon between the wheels as it was descepd;ns,
the bluff, the wagon ran over her. She was So.
riously injured.
There is a new barber shop started in the
basement of the hotel. FInrs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-17
Blanton Duncan

The hopes of Grantism, like those of the
drowning man catching at a straw, are lust
now conferred in BantOn Duncan. Asa con.
sistent, steady, stiff-backed democrat Duncan
Is shining hght-some thing worthy O,
endless admiration and sedulous Imitation
No Greeley for HIM. Nothing out the gen.
uine, undulterated simon-pure democracy can
satisfy so pure and lofty patriot. So great
is the admiration of the Grant ring at Wash
ington for the purity of purpose of Blanton
Duncan that they have set apart Mr.. Ed
munds, the Postmaster of the Senate. to the
special work of promoting the objects of the
immaculate Blanton. Mr. Edmonds .senioys"
the franking privilege, and IN the inte,ys. of
tile Grant ring, he is abusing it by ranking all
over the country the following circular in aid
of Duncan's project ola ''straight democratic"
convention a. Louisville:
WARRINGTON, July go
DEAR SIR: Please send the inclosed cir.
cular to active democrats in your district who
do not support Greeley and will cooperate In
the Louisville Convention. Send me list of
such men IN each county Immediately.
j. NJ. EDMUNDs, Secretary.
How exceedingly gratifying it must be to
the snti-Greeley democrats I'm
adulterated, simon-pures-to observe the dis
interested efforts of the Grant ring to make their
convention at Louisville success! And then
what proud thing it is to be marshalled on
by SO pure and lofty patriot as Blantou
Duncan!
Who Is Blanton Duncan! Up to the rebel
lion a Kentucky wing and know nothing.
When the rebellion broke out he went over to
jeff Davis, and got charge of the business of
printing confederate bonds and scrip He
was soon detected in issuing several millions
more than he could account for, and was COM
PEELED to leave between two days Next he
turns up blockade runner, and after amass-
ing fortune at that escapes to the north. To
save his estate IN Kentucky from coufiscat;en,
he next appears IN Washington, swears that
he was always true Union man, and becomes
supporter OF the administration. And this
Is his whole history until, in tie interest of
Grant, he is found, In the pay of the Grant
ring, at the head of this Bourbon democratic
side-show project at Louisville. The right
man in the right place truly!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-17
FROM MARSEILLES.

MARsETLLEs. Aug Is, 1872.
The motion of Mr.. STRIP in the whisky case,
to have the decision Of the jury set aside End the
defendant discharged upon the former verdict
was argued yesterday afternoon, and the motion
denied. Mr.. Stipp offered motion tor new trial,
which was overruled. Mr.. Fisher is deserving
OF great credit for the very able and successful
manner in which he h.s argued this case.
Evans 4 Ryder, harness nkers, have removed
to their new store, opposite Pre.ton'-, near the
canal bridge.
Mrs. C.swell will open her music "l,s.ss on
the first of September.
The Marseilles Manufacturing Csnp.nv.
Mesars. Adams & Tillotson. have increased their
stock to sevency.fve Thousand dollars.
The GRANTEES held n meeting at Clark's Hall.
on Saturday evening. We did not hear tina. il
was very largely attended or that much en.hu.
sissm was manifested with the exception Of
firing OF cannon, much to the delight Of the
small boys A club WAS organized and the fol.
lowing officers elected: j. T. Nichol, president
Isaac Underhill, Alex. Bruce, Z. II. Spicer,
vice presidents D. H. Slogh and Irving Carrier.
secretaries: j. @. Parsons, treasurer; 6. Q. Ma.
kieyer, reader. They will meet semi.monthly.
The Beckwith House had nearly 30 arrivals
during tho week ending Aug. 18th.
The sstssian we'll IL great success, throwing
at least twenty-five feet Of water from the
ground. The tubing was put In yesterday.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-17
The Pennsylvania Struggle.

The struggle at the October State election
In Pennsylvania is admitted to be one of life
or death for Grant. The local question is,
shall the Cameron ring retain possession of
the State Government fit does, then it can
give the state to Grant; but defeat Cameron
ism, and Grantism, which is financially the
same thing in the nation that Cameronism Is
in the state, and there is no hope in Novem.
Der for Grant.
Now the charge against the Cameron ring
in Pennsylvania is, that like the military
Grant ring at Washington, its chief business
has been to rob the public treasury Nomin.
ally, the Cameron ring in Pa. report that there
are 81, 10000 in the state treasury. Forney
charges that none of this money is in the
treasury, but that it is loaned out to and used
tor speculation, by ring of Cameron's rotten
banks. The charge was so serious that the
opposing parties in Pennsylvania agreed that
couple of Philadelphia bank cashiers should
make an investigation. Both cashiers were
republicans, but supposed to be honest. The
investigation, however, fully confirmed For
ncy's charge. Of the S2,129, 900 nominally in
the treasury, $2,O60,oOO are lent to fifty-four
banks all over the state, of which two have
failed. None of the names of these banks or
bankers are given, and the allegation of Col.
Forney, that they belong to the banks Of the
Cameron faction, is not disputed. The tota,
amount of cash IN the treasury is shown to be
$4,000, somebody's check for $500, and an
anonymous due-bill for $1,000. This is the
of the cash assets of the great state of
Pennsylvania under the administration OF
Simon Cameron, whom Congress publicly cen.
sured, and whom Mr.. Lincoln discharged from
his cabinet, and whom Grant now takes into
his confidence.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-17
Gratz Browns Drunkenness.

We agree entirely with the Ottawa Republi-
can in saying that "a drunken vice president
would be national disgrace" as "a drunken
president would be Gs) national shame and
calamity" The Republican, however, in thus
laying its righteous cudgels over the heads of
Grant and Andy Johnson, is not justified in
associatlng with such NOTORIOUS whisky.tubs
the name Of B. Gratz Brown. The only
foundation for the charge of drunkenness
against Gratz Brown is his being at the public
college exercise at New Haven, when he was
staggering under an attack of sickness that
few hours later became so serious as to render
his recovery doubtful. 1t is sufficient to say
that not only Gov. English, whose guest
Gov. Brown was during his stay at
New Haven, and who was never out of his
sight, declares positively that Gov. Brown
had mot tasted drop of spirituous liquors.
not even so much as glass of wine," while in
New Haven; but Gov. Brown himself has
written letter, addressed to Gov. English,
in which he says mildly that the statement IN
the New Haven papers and the Springfield
Repubtlcan "is very erroneous, and so far as it
implies that my habits are incorporate, Is un.
warranted" Gov. B. also says:
While have never advocated total absti.
nence as aprinciple, yet its practice by me for
many years at various intervals has resulted
entirel from judgment as to what best com.
ported with the performance of my duty in
official position 1t trust, moreover, never to
be unfaithful to that duty in the future as
have never knowingly been in the past, and
shall leave a record Of twenty years of public
service as the best answer to these so willing
to misconstrue me.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-17
Nomination for Congress.

The proceedings of the Democratic and
Liberal Conventions of this congressional DIS
trict, which met at Morris on Thursday, will
be found in another column 1t will be seen
that the two conventions united, and them on
motion of T. Lyle Dickey, unanimously nomin-
Iidate for Congress. Never was convention
more harmonious or more sincerely actuated
by a single purpose to forget all personal
feeling and preference, and nominate the best
and strongest man.
And Judge Parks is exactly such choice.
A leading member of the Will county bar for
the last % years, a man of tirst-cass ability,
OF unimpeachable integrity, and of great per-
sonal popularity, he is perhaps better adapted
than any other man to bring to his support
the full strength Of the great liberal reform
movoMent of his district
Judge Parks has never been very conspicu.
Gus as politician, his tastes him inclining
rather to pursue the quiet walks of his protes
sion. Yet in about l s54, when still quite young,
he was elected County Judge of Will county,
an office the duties OF which he discharged SC
acceptably that before his term expired he
was nominated by the republican party and
elected to the state senate, in which, if we
recollect Alright he served two terms, and
certainly made record there that no man
need be ashamed of. No member of the sen.
ate ever welded greater influence in his posi-.
ton or to better purpose
Judge Parks, in his earlier day, was, we
believe, wing, and on the dissolution Of that
party, became republican, and steadily
voted with that party until the corruptions
ofGrantism filled him, as they have so many
OF the best and purest men of the radical
party, with disgust, and he naturally falls in.
to the liberal reform tide, through which
alone, as al! honest men arc beginning to be-
heVe, can the government be brought back to
the ways OF honesty and purity
j. ID. Rogers, Esq, of Earlville, the nominee
Tor the State Board of Equalization, is a irst.
class man, as so many of our people, who
have become familiar with his eminent bust
ness qualifications as member of our board
OF supervisors, know so well To his holor.
Ills nomination. like that of Judge Parks.
was clearly dictated by the single purpose to
put the right man in the right place.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-17

"Tammany supports Greeley" says radical
paper jeeringly, but mendaciously for the in
tentien is to convey the idea that the Tam
many which really does support Greeley is the
old Tammany Of Tweed Murphy, Connolly e.
Co. instead of the new Tammany while the
truth Is that Tweed, Murphy, &C., are strain.
ing every nerve to detach part or the demo-
cratic vote of New York City from Greeley
and carry it over to Grant. The status of
Tammany on the presidential question is thus
exactly stated by the N. Y. Tribune:
Now who has heard how William NJ. Tweed
stands in this contest who thinks HIM master
OF more than one vote on Manhattan Island
or who believes that vote likely to be cast for
Horace Greeley? Who supposes Richard B.
Connolly whose son-in-law was lately kicked
OFT the Tribune steps, likely to 90 for Greeley 2
Who doubts that the men who overthrow them
and now hold their places and power in the
old Tammany society, Charles O'COner, the
great advocate and stainless ]urist, and Sam.
uel ). Tilden, the man who made the warfare
on the ilng success, are heart and soul for
Greeley! Yes, Messieurs, the re.nom,n-
ationists. Iammany does support Greeley, but
it is the Tamm,ny Of the rcformcrs, with the
chairman Of the national democratic commit.
tee at its head, with O'Conor and Tilden,
Church, Ottendorfer and Hewett as its master
spirits BY the aid of these men this thief.
ridden city has been partially redeemed. BY
their AIT a wider reform. on a greater arena,
against more powerful ring, will next be
triumphantiy attained. Tammany is for Gree
lcy--'''e reform Tammany, IN Il reform can
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