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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29
gupPOgH.

IL, rs some oi tnt piiheiPoh e"N'- 'R"N h'oN
at the Capitol predict the Missouri Republi-
caus shall accept tho nomination OF Judge
Dayls made for them BY the so-called work
ingmens party at Cincinnati the other day,
and II, In addition, the Democracy shall fall
Into line and ratliy the same nomination, we
shall have next summer and fall polltlca,
meuagerie, such as has never before been
seen In this country. Barnum's celebrated
happy family was nothing to the curious
combination OF black spirits and grey, rebels,
radicals and rounderS that VIII mus DC
brought Into existence All LOT tne purpose VI
defeating the regular hepuoilcan organnE
uon anu uhe nominees oi 'ue Eu"Aoe'Pu'H
Nou'onton'
lno hrt HulS oi tue ulPaIue Aii'anoo
Hlh' IN tue natural course OF things, Oe 70
bring Horace Greeiey and hanton mar Die
the Lrtoune auu tne Hora, tosetner on he
same PLATFORM ooth iylng down IN peace and
an'y' iorgeuiug 'he'r oia enmiues anu struS-
gies over Pug Hon' ana rNauns one another
h throwing mlre ~ the regular hepuoncan
canuiuate' bnek fomeroy and General
FHrlck pohah, OF the Ca"eds'dh VINO y lhe
most uisrepu1aole euitor IN the country since
fomeroy was shamed Into something Ike
deceney, VIII also range themselves on the
same SIDE ana be almost As ehectlVe as The
LrIo""e'
Inc stump too' In the same Contingency
would present some curious scenes Dan'
voorhees, and Charles sumner, Fernando
Wood and Carl Schurz, Montgomery Blair
and Gratz Brown on the same platform would
be a sight worth seeing, and, II properly adj
vsrtlaed, would draw as large house "a the
double-headed woman or the two-headed
calf Before the campaign opens In earnest
the principal Tammany leaders will In all
probability have been plrdoned out OF the
Peuitentaries, and Tweed and others may be
expected to take part In the canvass with the
gentlemen above mentioned. Il will be eH-
cecdingly Interesting to hear them all sh out
Ing Tor reform. For purely personal reasons
the abolition oi capital punishment VIII be
the great cry which the Tribune will raise In
the campaign, and there Is no doubt 10 the
world that IL Will be extremely popular among
It's ne" friends.
The difficult part of the campaign would
be In the management Of the candidates them
selves, Davis and Parker. Such thing as
stumplng the country Jointly with miscella'
neous company, would be utterly out Of the
question. Davis ls Republican and Parker
Is a Democrat and how the one could saw
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29

The conspiracy Of the antl-Grant Repub-
llcans has, there Is reason to believe, utterly
failed. The Democratic leaders refuse 10 be
parties TO the Intrigue, and have begun
within the last two or three days to speak
very plainly to the gentlemen who are plot
ting to get control OF the Democratic vote OF
the country aud OF the Democratic organiza-
tlon. These gentlemen have been told by the
Democratic leaders that the few Republican
brigades which they can bring over are ut
terly lnsignlncant, and would do them more
harm than good would only drive votes
away from them. They say that 1t Is utterly
out Of the question to suppose that the Dem
ocratic party could support q Republican
like Davis, or even q man like GratE Brown.
The latter they argue cannot be trusted. He
has sold out Republlcanlsm, and would In all
probability go back on the men who elected
him before the first month.
Mr.. Hendricks has not been around Wash
Iugton for the last two weeks for nothing.
The whole Presidential question has been
talked over recently, and the understanding
has been arrived at that II would be the great
est folly that could be committed for the De-
mocraey to allow Carl schurz and Charles
Sumner TO dictate TO them their next nonlna-
tion. They consider that they are not sincere
In their professions and are animated solely
by . desire 70 break down Grant. They are
willing 70 have Summers assistance In doing
that, but they will not be led by the Massa-
chusetts Senator or be guided by him In any
way.
N..Nt Al.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29

THE PRESS Of the country, irrespective OF
party, seems to be pretty unanimous in the
opinion that the workingmen wore sold out
at Cincinnati. A gentleman, for whose intel
ligence and character the Philadelphia Press
youches, writes to that journal that the nom
inatiou Of Davis and Parker was prear-
ranged thing. and that the Liberal RepublI-
cans and the Democrats will, when the time
comes, accept the ticket that has been made
for them. As for the Liberal Republicans, SC
called, II does not matter what they do, for
there Is not enough Of them to do anything
except make themselves ridiculous There
are two OF them In the Senate who make a
good deal Of noise but in the House they
do not number enough to call the yeas and
nays.
We doubt very much that the Democrats
will ratlfy Davis nomination. All the signs
OF the times point 10 An independent ticket
and an Old-fAshiOnsd canvass. The Demo
crats are shrewd enough 10 see that their
chances Of obtaining power aud electing their
next President are better now than they have
been at any time for the last ten years.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29

THH New York Herald is doing the best
work In Journalism Just now OF any paper
In the country. The Tribune and other
papers have been completely dlstanced
lately not only In point Of news, but In
ability and In all that goes to make q great
psper. It's latest feat was performed on
Wednesday 10 the presentation to Its readers
OF page by telegraph from London, giving
a minute account OF the thanksgiving ser.
vices for the recovery Of the Prince Of Wales,
In the English metropolis.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29

THH New York Times Is a very excellent
journal, aud Is doug good service just now
but II would be much more effective and
acceptable II 1t could be q little more ac-
curtts on eurreut political history. Mr..
Fesssnden, II should know, is not ln the
Senate now, and has not been there, except
In the spirit, since he died, some years ago.
Then, again, the bolters convention 10 Mis-
souh was held not Al Lexington but al
Jefferson CITY,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29

BY GREE; 4 &.,S WILLIAMS. II 4 Aas.Isaser..
cHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

AND ONIMPRoVED RIAL RsTATE
By yirAp % deores Of the BppFsms 0oart of the
District Of Columbia made Ia the cGase o. HsarlstIA
x. YoanE and OtheFs W. Rita Brent No, aol Fauity
Doekst n, ard dated IsbruAry is I'm viii oksT n
Aaetion. on WEDNESDAY,, ne h 5ih dag oi Msreh
neHt, on the premises, At O'clock D. m The iolloW.
inG valuable property 10 WAshlnaton, viIi
T. Ths properly on the vssl side oi sixth street
vest between \ and Y strss,s, formsily The rs-I.
dsnss o. q. Washington Young, dsossssd, oens.tinI
of lot numbered twenty-five (iy IN equaTs numbsred
Tour hundred and hf5.,lS IibS,S ssd Zoe soath.Sn
tWenty ioar feet eight and hA lnohes from front
70 rear Of lot twenyons aD In the same sqaars ne
whole having iTout o. ssvsnII tour fSst thfos snd
quarter inches slIth street. with an Uniform dspth
o. one hundred and niasleen feet tsn Inehss 7hs
duellinE Il substantial tw0stFT briok hoass With
srosnd And atAblirG. There is Vaaaat building Ioi
ImmedIe elsly ansr the above, Lot sixteen us In
oae feet nine lnehss on the usst s of Eighth strost
yeat betveen and x streets. Improved b. 4 bTiok
hLs1 stAhis. sovsgpg he vhois frOat -
Terms Of sale Oao nth Of the purchase money 70
,. paid n cash. and the Is.ldse IN iSu! equal asA.
moalhs. Te.peetys, with INTEREST 70 be sSeassd ~
approved notes and reserved lsa on the property.
The tsrms Of sale must be complied with ten DAYS
aitsr ale. of u: Propsru NAY Be- rs.od attes oss
purchaser. wALTERb h. COX, Truslss.
,.sso..,. ohEkN WILLIAMS,
febO2ASat4dts tstArl Auotionssrs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29
BY %AssEE R g ...:.;s: E.s: n:sSr
2Ff ESsSF sSE %ES 81 4Nht4SS sRR e

hSSuss, aIfA hASsA no EhE EEooEEw' oEEw9sr2sE 81 2sEE
MET sgRE 4 " ~ Tw,EsLiJH \, silS / sfk KET wiiif
- b. virtue q deed oi trust 70 me- datsd Fab.
.qAiy A. p. ls1i, and dali recorded IL Libsr
Msahlsgtep eoalty district ol COLUMBIA. aad ~ The
..sn rfqlf't q N. party holdilE The aels Isogrsd
Isla 2n ne premises. lot ssysng-ays (iS) 10 Alsn
f s9aars ~ Witch nabdivsion L recorded 10 Iibsr
r. iqo w 10 the surysyols oaAos In sald cltJ
Isfms q sAlei One-third oAAh balance IN slI
. Se's SUI Jfhlsen moathA with intaTost a. 10 per
aorn % aAy o. lAls ,stAmps end eonvplInelns Al
ne pafenAaaIp oogt 10 tda torIns are not cou.
piled with 70 ave days After sAe tie pTopsrt1 VAN BE-
rpsold Al Me risk and eost Oh the deis1iting pars
ooaeslea =. ROBERT LEKOu, Trustee.
febls-eoAda b. Nc MAhNRR IuoI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29
ny LATIMRR a. CI.RARY,
ID Aaotonsers and RSAl Katats Broksra,
soa'h"sst eorns5 Fem A'sn9s and kiovsnth street,
TEyyssEEEMEwSs SAIE R,srIs ~ h1r ~ sTREE,

THUsTRG,A BALE OF lot ON sTRRRT
k9ehhTlMMWghsrS ehlMg BJE1TowEEN J1ogn e., TywlkNTYfIRsT y 4
By yiItae Of a deed Of trust sTeeatsd on The I7th
daI o. issptember. ls7o, and recorded IN Lbsr No 7
e9dnty. q, o.. shall on rhUHBDAY, the Sth dy oi
sssS 2 Siseen q @ % ne psGmis;. p,c
Ihs sa.. hall o. ot 10 .qaArs q according 70 ths
o. the CITY oi oontAininE square fesI
together Nib the improy amepta thereon fhls Il one
of The most eligible building altss In the city.
Terms OF snloi Ono half cash and the remainder In
equal payments Al aI and twelve months from dats ol
cured b. note q tho purchaser And dSed of trust "a
y w prSpsT'y stamps a1d so9ys{Hsslsd 4 hs cost
'S fsSsSSas sSisGA' LAriMEh 6ffKE 6ffS fJTSs:: TsS.:
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29

Mss,r. s. GOLDSrRIH 4 %. have removed thsIr
Loan OtAos from their I'D stAad. No. 90D fOarAnd.
A-hAh sire Wott, ons door north Of PennsyiyaniA
aSeaae. 10 thoT PrlaepAi loan Oos undsr the
poai@a Hotel sals.rooa tsoatias p.sasyiyanls
lag an sntraaeo ethss Ths osatrAl location Oi
Hths, ne plaess ssd ne AoeommedAtions sdsred bJ :.
most eItsasse Loah Ofhee In the ooaatry. In thsiT
aalearoom they sAys have hand large and eh1los
sseotl5n Of has 0Jid ana silver Watchss, Ola moads
and ~ othst aas god Js9elu, sirsr aud silver.
plated Wars, tanqy GOodN Cana, Rsvoysrs, 1e Ac.,
both aooand-hAnd fnon thslF Loan Ohos and new
goods, which they III eel uiih small margin over
est cali thsm Eill aAtlafy ali that our recon.
msndAti0n is not misplaced. ja1O.u
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29
BY LAsTInEE sTIi,n...: 4 s.S ShsAEx NJ. ..,. H,..,,
boathWeat corner Of Penn ard Klsvsa u street
Star Once building.
TRUsrEEs SALE 8E 8E ! Iy4AkUABLE Iy4A MNMo

BY virtue Of deed Of tFuat from the Morris Mining
corded 10 the land records pl Clear Greek county.
SSISs.dT "a z. "a ~ ssssSd y The Ss
pebble sastios, N ~ e'sloek. m, WkDhKspAY,
named AaetionssFr, ylI hs dplttsas tunnel and mil
ste atiAehsd, snd he ielloslpg lode, yiHi A. W,
quimAal. hnllan, Buffalo, Dalton, Post boz and
lasaletta-ah situated ln the county and Territory
dssoribsd ln aid deed Of trust '~'S
Terms q sale $500 eeAh bAlsnoe Id slE, tuslve
,.Dg,.,o,a LITInSSE y; Z sEETg, q ~ yr5S...s.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29
BY LtEssIE@ z 9 dsIs.a


vALUABLg PRoPKRTY AT AUCTION
seE ~ lslO. and recorded in bsr go fol Al oas Of
the land record! In Washnston oonntJ, p, " will
guer for sAle IN frunt Of the prem,sa, TukAnAY,
March y, p ali that esr,Ala pisOe o. propfrty
iituAis % ThiFtsgath atnsst wss, bstueen o and d
No nsven, a. In square No ~, Ops togTth ol ths
sIGSa,s Sai, e Z: paa u 2s.I, hfd ne ssAns; IN
b W,pQMEaAf.l T,..,...
fSbSl.aAas gs.STl [kttdkN I f6EikRY,A AaSt,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29

-Old John Harper expects to WraGt much
money from the frsiuen1sfs Of Faeseoursss ne ~
summer,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29
By a.ssa s!.I. Is Be-. s:!!s;s ss:ss .;.! R'''
TEgssEsEs t,,.I sAIE .vsED oE gE% T,ESS;sSLoGsy T,ESS;sS
VET hIbE oE !, TmkLl.TA !, j 4 sfk5tT 'Wksf,

r. VI1,as q dss5 q iIast 9 he S gaasTsisgsd
ssSdsd d Ilsss es ioiio "a. % one y de iAsd 70.
eosds q Wa.hinstoa county. n hs plliIist "a %
by ssodlsd VIII Seli ~ public Guoton . ths
eladfs. n fleat u The pr.msssa on eAfuhDAY, the
aeoa al that plsse Or psros 81 eround linalsd 10 he
ey q Washlig lp ths Dlsirist d Columbia. and
ann6sFsd asssaty sF, IIa) 10 Ahsa 4 faooasPs sub,
diyislr = 4 paTt d square qumbered two hundred
Z $3.50 Vith ih1sESsi non ths SaA ~ a February,
,Tsrna q naIsi ons third saah t. The balapoo In
thros sqaai ilsiamoats u 4 u and u moaiha, e,
pseysy, 70 b sssarsa ~ n9tes barring iatcoli 81
eiu0 cash 10 b paid II The time d sals Ali ooavsy
angAne and resonas stAmps 70 Be paid
I've DAP ~ saatee re.aFyf. hs Ilaht 70 Ilaa the
IslEiaAas LEWIRftR, 1GttsSSss,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29

(sucoaator 10 ". o. Dyer Col
tssalot 1913 PEsNsYLvANIA AVENUE
7 HAVE FEURIyEp ANoTHRs spPPLY
stRA% %SE RRiEs . f26S I kRRiss. III hT' aPkfS.. IN.
sSEssF snxKks SShS SS y Z. oIsst sSnss 4 Also
oI;: E:;r OF and s'''a'A .'r.';'' asd' IA ,S;,,,'
DEVLIN 4 CO.,
New York
Merchant TailOrS,
Are Now
Opening 6
Spring
Goods.
TINTED srATRs PATENT oFFIQE,
On the petition Of sETH kDIas. Of Newton. Mass
,ss s' sS $ ss q S'isS SS
=, 0th d,y Of FobrSArJ is19 for improvement In
ordered thsi the ts.iinOuyin the e.ss bs so..d
q: s isas sUS Ss' BE- %S q
TIE a - dy q hy 9sst and that said petition
Az nas.s on w. ~. w a,,, S - ~
EsTSS@ n ppi 8. iFGaffTf aif'Sf.'SS Ssmni..,ea.r.
Wants.
WANTED INMEDIsrKLY-sKyE coon
Radr..: siH Bss T Il !. St 81. .afs: as N' % is SO
WAFER ,,IyNNEPIkSKtYA !, so. sog.p
~Slaa fss. old Ap'S R3 h6TisR ;tr1ss ;'ii S6rLER
WANTED Observation-Disclosures FIRsT,
W GLASS COOKS, vhits, With best eiiT rsfsr.
'1ss. Best "a<s~ Addrs'- Bon Is at this once
w ASTEp-A FIREMAN FOR A HoTEL. 40.
W dress Bon Is. At this once. isla7a
WAHTKD-AT THK ARIIRGTON : FIRsT.
W elias ohsnbsEmAid and tour scrub Eifla
UANTRD-PARLoR AND BED ROOM. HAND
drs.. W H. tSls eiS:, stssiaa iSsstioS snS terms
-lth had Without table board. Ish9i!st'
w WAHTKD-A FiRsT-OLAss uoAOHMAN.
,'r..t hs5sts1Sss APp ANO SoI sy;sth
WANTED "A FIRST GLASS DINING ROOM
w sERSAEr. tRilO0 KPpIJ at 5O7 Eisy.sih
IVANTRD.--sRRvAKTs, BOrH MALE AND
W iemAl., can haa Eood HQMns, and families
Et E9sERS iRP if Sa ssSFihsr oSsidhfs " So; 8;
ki:Sssh ,.Ss l street. near sbs Iou,sv n pur,Vp
WANTED.
OLD STEAM BOILERS.
WROUGHT AND CAST SCRAP IRON.
for which the rAah will bS paid.
II. q. WHEELER,
ieha1soda- Seventh street aud Canal Bridge.
WANTFDIMNEDIkTRLY-A SOUND.
cooks kIs ss:, ..s.s ms e. .1s1;
'f:ssRS i:SSs 'O' s;'a Ho6Tss itii's G:1 SSfLER
yTANrKD- "A DARYMAN TO TAKe oHARoE
w Of smAll FARM sovsi miles IRON tnAfkst, and
q M a a. r GH" :;,.c f'%. ,' HeH
DiSr; rh's place Is QUE mile IRON u: Nst,opoli,sn
'@n'oHo. IsoiSlmeoa-
WANTED-FIEFERN ross OF OLD LEAD. IN
" lAIES of smsl qaAp!iusa. ter ahieh ne highest
o snt6 stlsst and osn.Y bTdss. ~ isSi..sosi 4. az
WANTED : FyE TUSDRFp TONS OF
w .Wa6GoHr s6Rkf iaoE j. Isrss os .@sii
psia. (. .. WHEELER, ssssatS ssrest Ss sSa r oaas
- .s,-sS,-
W .,sl aUrt6 kpDl, s :. sS, El.,!st5 @s .,r.s 70
IT.STT1 =, sTT,I,T;oS 1s ooSTa To
w Singer ip oas o. the o6oirs o. ths bis.rot 5, :
lsdy isdy. Best Of references given. Address hSs a.
WT1STEo-RY a LGnY--G sIT11T,o. "A
w NJ: T:.SS;s e .S%' S;.ilSiss M A.;
htas.. sysa AddGess BoI At thl. once. tsea1:I
80 ,os ssb,isnsn nnd yi,.i 49,, esas.
yly.als syssas .sd ,s5s.i, .9a s.y.a.s ~ T.:Ih
!sesM : :
w sSt nm uana ~ ~, r 90 ~ hAsps Pn,s ~
Is " SsF, PsJ G2Ed % S.ss 4 th: st9r. Of
CEERRAL RMPIoYMENT oFTIoE,
" --,,-,,--.---
salh street 6sis.sa sod a. vhSrS tRSi order. Siil
WANTED -soLIoIToRs FoR IIFR ANo FIRE
.pps LIZA iSaSo.S:S;. :Ss SS;Sss p','S1' ''''
r. h..s1"' Flrs and Life ia'ar-A'" AS'1,. t3S
ISUERKE EMPioYaENT oFFIoE, MO- ao5
~ Eleventh street, a.aI stssstt :, -
is9u Mbh, LoUlhk Y. hUTLkA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29

~ An Oommanicatiops. vhstbsr on busness o.
tor pnblisation, shaaid be Addressed 10 WN " huh'
raaH. Pr1prls,or sArIos,L RErUstioaN Wsshins
too, %, o.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29
b. LHE:ss$ ! ! 9sss

TRYsIEEs, SALE QE yALuhRLE IMPROVED
Nv vrtnS q deed Of trust bearing dGis on The 18Th
nAS. ~, and daly Tseosdsd IN nbsr 4, No. y
d. o. and by diTsotioa Of the party secured thereby.
Eso sin I'll I. ggblo sastion, On the p!sniss., o.
p, M, the totsving described lols q Erouad.
ha. 4 . ~. Lots nqmbssed ul two O. aitsss
drSd and tweny.hye Ca6) on the corner Of Psnnsyl.
yaniA avenue and rourtsenth street. In the olJ of
Terms Of as One third IN cash iof uhloh oo0 must
% paid A. sae The deferred pAInsna 70 be made IN
sale. and ssouFed b. des S trust 70 the sAisiaoton
q ~ srHstss. Jrms o. ale % bs faI eoIpsd Nth
re.erye the shttq ressl the propsr after one Weoks
notice. a. tho rink and Of nral purohAaor All
oonveyAnoinG and stampa A. The Dufchsssr'a cost
JOHN QARRpLIt BRkhT,
kD~ARb THORNTON TATLoE
LATIMER 4 OI.kARY,
daoll.aoAda AnnllnnAara.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29

TbbywSThEEs Eso SAFE Nv r2 ~ TwosEoR9 w FRAME
hrgy krnyh ,,,.s srRkkTs kt,ki.Ts RkLwRKh n AND b
By virtue of deed Of trust 70 NE. dated JAn.
afOlio % one q The lAad records fog WashinatOh
counts, District o. OolumblA and A the vIit.sn 70
assn, en he RFenissl, 20 me hlshsst bidder, On
MhPsssP1Y u MnsO i a. ssS SsaI0ss
,I.lPs q he north bali o. sasars e ip.s,hss slts
TsTnsi oas thi!d s..h balance 70 sis twelve ssd
tho properly. Ons hnndrsd dollars down on dAy ol
salS Costa q eoays5Aaeiag and stamps 2 be paid
30 Tasoid Al ths si aud cost 81 The delIntlng put.
ia i.bai. .soAds 'f u. u W1RNRR, Iasl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29
Lost and Found.

I !osE-A. GOLD RnANEI.KD shHEyn. BUT:
soEssATdsd b. ls.ylaG u a CHS elAes. asa.n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29
Auction Sales.
ny I.ATIBIKH n CIRARY.
- Auotioneeru and n al Estale Brotors,
'ootnWes' ootner ave. and Eleventh st
UATALOGUk sALR
RLE0ANTIM, 8oNN1 AND

Being ths Libsrasj oi kdsniTai Thorptop A J.n.,n.
g be sod y eur suction fooina oommenolnE on the
be eonunued until the whole Il q apospd o.,
the Library will be found, for IL sifn ons Of the
ever cold IN washington representine Literature,
Science and the Arts In all dspartmeuta. The taste
and opportunities Of this Fssuefnan enabled him 10
Proours choice editions Of some Of the beat STANDARD
HB-Psrties nnsbis II atieud the sale can have
their orders ereoutsd by the auotioueerh
Terms caah. LATIMER CIRARY,
fsblheoh Aucuoneers.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29
BY ia I%AiIssE s Be- s:..ss si:.: Ne.
Br d II %S@ssE: W. VS. sss s.:.S Es :.. s

ID and zastioassr, No, s1S seventh stis:t
TRpsTEPs SALE or TwosroRY FRAME
pMkLLINg. h9, Jos EkM YORK AxknQE.
kEL,Wkks i,s IhItkD t AND EoUkIa srRRET9
sod duly rseosdsa e lbst ~. ioile ~ one q ihs
unhiA and b. dirsatoa u the party secured lhsrsby
~ ss.l y Hpes .ao,iee :? ths h.es.a bidder %
premises. part Of les il ID In SquAFs dve hundred
Aod t.entl.hysi uesJ lihs sans bslng described b.
Two ntory frame dwelling.
Terms of sAlsi ons third cash and the bAlanea In
sI, twelve, and o.Ghtoen months. socurai By deed
Of trust on ths promlaes. 8tanps and esnVefAnolnE
At the cost Of the purchaser Fifty dollArs aoSn on
within nye days atel sale the prgporv will be ToSod
At the Tish and COST z, ne dsSiaslt5f PaTsh1sef
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29
DIAMONDS, &C.

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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-13

years pee wee has to the Grecian's
seige Of Troy. After the effaminate
Mitchell had foated airily off the
stage, the obese and pondcrous Ca
Piles, of Portland, rolled and tumbled
himself onto the stage and proceeded
to organize the gathering into Meth.
odist camp-meeting by shouting
"thank Godp and "glory hallelujah ("
with n voice and vim that would have
done honor to colored revival. AT.
ter rapping Senator Corbett over the
head for his conservative utterances
and apparent want of partisan enthu.
siasm, he proceeded to WELD the par
ty lash in attempting to whip the Re-
publican Legislators into a Holladay-
Mitchell caucus. Whether the entire
Republican delegation can be whip
ped into servile obedience 10 tho be.
hests and dctation of tho railroad
monopolist the future only will de.
termine.
AS the mail closes before the Sen.
ate meets to-day l am unable to give
any further account of its doings. 1t
is thought that the thing will success.
fully "scour" to- day. NJ. V. B.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-13
NEWSPAPER CHANGE.

The daily Oregomia,, last Wednes-
day contained a brief valadictory from
III. w. Scott who has been it's chief
editor for several years. 1t is an
nounced that w. Lair Hill succeeds
to the tripod. There is also report
IN circulation stating that Mr.. Corbett
has purchased the paper and that it
will cease to be run as a tender to Mr..
Holladay's Bulletin. If these reports
are true, Republicans, who do not be-
long to Holiday have certainly cause
to congratulate themselves. They
will, at least, have the satisfaction of
knowing that they are no longer CON-
PEELED to pay tribute to the railroad
manate when they subscribe for their
leading newspaper. From appearance
it would seem that the railroad Oliver
has met his Rowland IN the person of
the Oregon Senator. The fight is
very interesting to outsiders though
the parties engaged may bleed from
many chastity wounds.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-09-13

Twenty-four men "proeessed" at
Fort Wayne on Saturday, on occas-
ion of the Ninth District Straight
out Democratic Mass Convention.
Over thirteen thousand Democratic
votes were cast in this district at the
last election. Twenty-four out Of
every thirteen thousand is about the
proportion of detection on which the
administration can hang its hopes of
defeating Greeley.