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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20

lfrnm the tlnctnnhtt Nofntu" rr'A
Charles Sumner, who for twenty i've years
has been the "iavorito son Of Massachusetts"
IL enjoying new experience lie Il now tho
object Of the haTshcst donunclation by the Re-
publican party Of his state. He Is scOurgod by
tho Grant press In tho most reckless way. His
nssallants arc At once bitter and oontemptuOus.
They apply to him LANGUAGE which cannot but
excite surprise In other parts Of the country.
They throw dirt on his record, dlsparage bis
services, make light Of bis pratOTy, and depre.
clato his Intellect Speaker Blaine falls on him
at one side; Garrison falls on him at the other;
Wilson, Phillips, aud a crowi Of others get at
him In the rear. The most highly respectable
papers, such rs the Boston AdrsriiisT, Tran.
IcTipi, Journal and Globe, assault him In way
which Is really quito startling. We don't know
anything Just IKE II In the political history Of
Massachusetts,, Even whom Daniel Webster
FROM the grace OF Massachusetts,, twenty-five
years ago he had defenders In tho Wbig press,
and was supported by many leading men, like
Edward Everett, George Lunt and George T.
Curtis. but no Republlcan paper, so far as We
have seen, defends, OF even apologies for sum
nor; and no Republican politician Of aby prom.
inence In the State takes his side, II We except
Gen. Banks, who has not thus FAR had anything
to say fer him,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20

The Times prints official returns from
eighty-nine OF the nlnety.two counties in
North Carolina. The total vote In the coun-
ties officially reported was ig3, 9S7, of which
Caldwell got 07,S3O, and MerrImou %, ISL,
being majority Of 2,6T3. On the basis Of
the vote In 1870 the three counties yet TO be
heard from would give Merrimon 465 major
ity, thereby leaving Caldwell clear ma jorIly
OF 2,2OS. The returns will not differ much
from these figures.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20
% RoPoSALs ron LlrEsAvrSo HOUSES.


WAHmNgrOs, u. o., August 8, 18Th I
Bsalod proposals will bs received this Department
until twelve O'Clock m. OF SATURDAY, the TN Of
September, 1874 for the construction OF Life Saving
station Houses tbs coast Of Cape God, folioWs
yiE Three C) At points between Highland Light and
Race Point: one ID al each Of the following points
Truro Hollow, OAhoona tolloE, NAusstt, OTleAns,
Chatham and Mohomny Point.
Bidders stats the time Ia which thay will con.
tract TO complete thu house,, and the bids ust be
accompanied by guarantees from responsible paTtles
work.
BIDS must be Indorssd "Blds for Construction oi
IIf having btAtinnh aud Addressed 10 tho Secretary
Of the Treasury. Washington, u. u.
Specification can be obtained At tho once Of tho
Collector Of customs, At TioS on and BArnsthble.
Government reserves the right 70 rfisot any or all
bids. WILLIAM A. RICHARDSON,
Au9lu Acting SCcFptATE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20

Col. EDGAR W. DENNIS, well known in
this city aud throughout the army as a man
Of marked ability, who resigned his position
rs judge advocate to accept the attorney
ship of the Kansas Pacific railway, is presi-
dent of the Central Grant and Wilson Club Of
Topeka. With such men as the Colonel at
the helm, Kansas Is sure to speak In no un-
certain tones.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20

lFrom the st. Louis Globe
The New York Tribune has completely turned
tail on the cOlored people. II now declares that
the alleged frauds In North Carolina occurred
wholly in tho negro counties, and advises that
the returns be thrown out There has been no
evidence Of fraud shown, but tho negro counties
pOlled heavy Republican vote, ami therefore
the Tribune would have the oOlOTod people dis
iTauchlsed,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20

kOR SALE on hNOltANUE EDR UIrY rNOr.
RHTf-NAluthle hAFm u hOV aeFpa on tbs
Potomac opposite Nodnt Vornou. Ttnot subdlVldcd
to suit purchaser, Timber aud coll npeHesllrd
Apply 10 W, A. nANGEHEt ELD,
AnGltn' CORNER seventh and streets
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20
The New York TcpublIcln state Convention.

lfrnm " New YORK Time,
We may say that We look forward With entire
confidence to a unllcd and harmonious couyen.
ton. For the hTst time In years tho Repuhll.
can State convention, held at ElmlTa In May
last, to appoint delegates 10 tho philadelphia
convention, was permitted TO transact Its bust
ness In an orderly spirit. This was duo To tho
absence Of those disturbing elements which
have often converted our State conventions into
arenas Of rival personal interests and scenes OF
unbccomlng chickering's, heart .burnings and
stfite-woakening and scandallzlnE the only
political organization to which the people can
appeal for the protection Of their interests and
the promotion Of public morality. Neither MIR.
Greeley nor Mr.. fenton, nor their henohmen,
were there with double delegations, conflicting
platforms or outside force to divide and distract.
Nor will they DO At Utica, fortunately, and
hence our ground OF belief that the convention
TO assemble, like tho last one held, will reflect
the unanlmity Of sentiment and honesty Of pur.
pose which now anlmates the party 10 be re pro
sentod there, Such n spectacle Of devotion TO
the common cause Of the country, to the Union
aud Constitu' Ion, and TO the principle Of unlveT-
sal equal rights, will rouse the enthusiasm OF
the people and furnish the sure presages Of
victory.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20

Readers Of the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
who propose to spend the summer In the
country eau have II mailed TO their address
for siNty-siK cents per month, PAYABLE IN
ADVANCE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20

OTTlCE or lHrGHNAL hIYERUE, I
WAAntEGToE, August 4, 1871.
The undersigned, having been appointed Com.
mites By the Commissioner Of lntsTnA Revenue 10
inVts proposals for fuTnshlug Locks with without
seals Tor use at datlloreB, hereby give notice that
sealed proposals Of this character viii be received
this once until u O'Clock m, September II, 1873
pTOpoAAls, To aFeuTo confederation, must be nd.
dressed "OommlFgloneF OF Internal Revenue, Wash,
lnRtOn D. o., Endorsed Proposals. for Locks" and
30 accompanied BY samples Of articles intended to DO
tuFBisnsd diAtinety marked 10 order 10 prevent mis-
takes
In case any pAriou style Of lock- lock and seal
combined, 10 anCe ted, all such lOoks, locke With
s0al attachment, tnFnFhod, arc to DO inspected 10
this on le and such ound 10 be imperfect will
DO rejected,
CoatThotOrs viii be Toqurid u receive back Al their
oWa oIpensr all imptr aud ryuA looks and seal,
Tho OOmmiaHiOnBf reserves the right to Annul any
agreement contract at any time when Ia his opinion
tie Interests u the lubllu seTy!o may demand
", r. EAHMAH,I
U. A. BATES, Committee
Gu2JTu3U A, u. BLISS,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20

The Hon. JESSE d. BMGnT, ex.Unlted
States Senator from Indiana, who Is now at
White Sulphur Springs, says that Greeley
and Brown have not the slightest chance of
being elected.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20

GREAT SALE

DRY GOODS AT AUCTION
a., nv nRnEt OF LANsnuR0H a BRO.
We shall soil In the NtyrH ftfl Aevfntt street on
MONDAY, AHgust 10, AZ piaO a N,
SAu,ONO WORTH Oh
EEASONABLE DRY GOODS.
The stock consists Of Blsaohsd and Broun Oott9ns,
Prials, Table D,mssks, Iiish Liasus, shestlnEs,
Q1hts, Black and UolOtpd AlBaeas, frsboh and Mug.
fish MsFinns, CassmeTes, CLOTHS, whits uopda q
eysp de'oTpton, Towels, Napkins, DoJ.lss, ehsuls,
fuT,. Cl AXIS lItsiofy, Gloves Handksfchsfs, Iaoa
and No llnEtAm Curtains, Flsnnsls, Black snd Ool.
ered silLr, Pgplus, 0ren.dings, Fall a9d Winter
menis, Uudrrshirta ard ID aWers, and everything
olss usually found In hrst class drr goods houso,
Ten thonsAud remuNnA OF Dress Goods, uantsn
ard Wool fiAHueis, Table tAnap, Ussslmsrea, 40.
thu goods must bs sold ard great harrains mar be
expected. LiNsBUROH mo,
ffli1 seventh street
Euiq9w s.BAMsTAu 4 90, Aaetinnssrs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20

The Patriot of yesterday contains col
umn editorial In response TO the demand Of
Hon. \. Il. Shepherd, published by us ON
Saturday, that It's Pioprctors should either
produce proof of certain charges made by
that journal against the Board Of Public
Works, or stand before the community as
Convicted liars" We now learn from the
Patriot that the only witness at Its command
Is "a gentleman every way responsible and
reliable whose name Is not even given,
and who, so far as the public may know,
may he none other than the father Of liars In
this community John H. Crane. II the
correspondent OF the Patriot nc some one
other than Crane, the latter must look TO his
laurrs, or he will bc far outstrippCd by this
new rival for nOtoricty rs falsIGer Of facts
and defamcr Of character. Yet upon such q
nimsy pretext does the Patriot baSCi ts charges
of fraud aud corruption againsl Eve respect
able citizens whose only misfortune Is the
progressive spirit they have exhibited 10 the
high public trusts committed 10 their care,
and rciteratc the assertion, 50 manlfestly
false, that the Board Of Public Works sent to
North Carolina a cargo Of 800 negro re
pcators" In the interest Of the Radical cause.
The allusion made to Mr.. Corcoran In the
Patriot Is q puerilc attempt to create feel
Ing Of sympathy for that gentleman suiil-
clently strong to divert public attention from
It's own baseuess rs a common mallgncr Of
good citizens. We take the liberty of sug-
costing to the Patriot that Mr., COrcorau's
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20

The RIOTS Ia Belfast, Ireland, still con-
tlnuc. What the ''shlndy" Is about is some
thing that no fellow can find out.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20

Nh. stHbRl Is reforming the West at The
rate Of 300 per speech-at least that was the
price paid him at Evansville, Indiana, few
days ago. Who wouldn't be q rclormcr on
lhcso terms
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20
nv LATiplKn = .qLEARY,
Southwest corner Peun avenue snd Eleventh stree,
kiaI nnlna hnllhlnE.

TRUSTgE'N SALE or UNIMPROvED ppOP.
ERIl ON r STRHlCT, BhTWEEh sENkN.
TEENTH AND EIOHTEESTM STREErS
HORTHwhSr, AT AUCTION,
date tho 9lst u Jauuary, 1870 and recorded ln bst
as, folio 10, Of ssd, aonE TIE lard reootds q wash
Of party Hucurel the eby shall eei In font Of The
premises, on MONDAY, August ~. tsia, At q
foot inches pu North 4 streyt running back 100 feet
to H.foot alley.
Terinsi One third cash residue 10 s'E and twelve
months With notes bearing interest s!ourcd W deed
Of trust the properly. StAmpa aud conyayAnClr q
At pufchAsaT'a cost slii down ~ tims Of sale.
A, ASlFORD, Trnater,
AuIT LATIMFR 4 UIEARY. Ancts.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20

The revoluti onlsts in Cuba ART still making
gallant stand against tho Spanish troops
Late news from there Is Of by no means an
encO uragiDg character for those who autlcl-
pate an immediate suppression of the revolt
As the summer draw to close we are told
that the SpanlArds have determined TO go
into winter quarters with the rebellion still
alive In the iastnesses of the mountain. The
gallantTy Of the revolutionary forces, and
the magnitude Of the struggle they have
maintained In the face Of such overwhelming
odds, can he best understood by q recapitula-
ton OF the Spanish losses on the isand.
From the lightning Of tho lnsurrcction down
10 last February six general officers, one hun
drrd and ten officers, and nearly seventeen
hundred soldiers have died upon the battle
fields or from wounds sustained In the field,
Sickness has carried away fourteen general
officers, three hundred anu eighly-oue officers
and nearly eighteen thousand soldiers. Five
ufirDrs aud Ave hundred aud thirty soldiers
have been discharged on account of wounds,
and on account sickness and Inability thirty
officers and i've thousand five hundred and
seyeuty-iOur soldiers. These figures, ba Il
remembered, arc taken from spanish sources,
aud cannot be Justly said TO be 10 the least
exaggerated. Is u not about time that this
slaughter should come TO an Cnd2 Is Il not
time that some nation should raise lis hand
In the Interest Of humanity aud civilization
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20

EMBROIuERlFh, LAUrR, HAHDKHRUHIEP
~ Rbhens and Notions, IN great VARSITY 2, iosss.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20

JUSTICE has not entirely fed from New
York. Barnard, the Tammany Judge, whose
crimes have so long scandallzod the bench Of
the State, has been found guilty and removed
from Office. lie will declare Tor Greeley IN
. lew days, and become relUrlnor.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20
Ladies' Coz dis
Sol FANCY GOODS. col

N GGo6Ds i received H s,srs d. S y ~i',lNNNi
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Nv wa. L.. WALL. q CO., AucIIoBrrIs
ID New Marble building,
900 and DO9 s. W. oor. Pa. AZ. and Ninth 81.
rRUSTETS s SIiIi.E 9E y, EH inI DwELLINo


TRUSTER's sALF or FRANK DWELLING
HOUSE, AND lot.
BIZ virtue Of q deed Of trust vsn 10 me And duly
recorded In LIber No. 62l, folio O. OF tho Land
ColumbA and By written request ~ the party secured
thereby, will sell, on MONDAY, August 10, At q
o'clock lsi2 the premises, ~ tntA In sliaro
sAruo At olut Ninth street urs sany ieot north
from the southwest corner u tho sald :, and thenre
runLlnE urth along the said Ettest NO teei
ulnp Inches theuus east 10 the eastern rras Hoe q
tad lott theuos south along tad rear line hye feet
Inc lohesl and theuos vsst 10 the place OF beEiu'
ming no nortnern part Of the promtsos harohI con
veJ ~ haypE front Of ona io0t und three Inches,
Tunabg the same Width tho dsoth Of this lot 10
gether with = like portion o. The ground adjoining
thereto % the north, TO be held aud used 70 1ommq1
alleg.l Also, that othar part Of sad Lot =, IN
square EL described As iollagsi BtRinrinH toT The
At point the line Of klnh siTeat wrsl twenty
feot north from the south y sad lnt, and
Tunnlt thCnos south ak feet four iuChes' thonee
eAst Binatyulno teot four inuhTs thenGs north siN
feet four inches thence west est four In
shes TO the place Of bsEnuluF oEsihsT With The i'm.
pruyemsntA which consist Of Af.smo DselllnR lleus=
The above property Il Fitpatsd "a ninth strCot, be-
tWoen Y ard q streets roth vat.
Ternis Of sale; al,Hu3l, amouht q roo. he cost
and expense q slls, 10 be paid 10 cash h" balluog
In ais and twelve uonihS not boa'lug iBtefrst apd
secured hy decd o. trust tho prOntsss. O0nVTy
AnelnE, AZ, at cost Of III pirohas .
Aul7 d W. T. Wall. 90, An-Ls,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20

The New York Herald publishes an Inter
view with Charles O'ConOr on the subject of
the Presidency. Mr.. O'COnOr announces that
he will support neither Gen. Grant nor Mr..
Greeley; on the contrary that he will cast his
fortunes with the Louisville convention, and
vote for It's nominee. All the indications of
the time point to the nomination of Mr..
O'ConOr himself as the candidate of the
stralght-Out Democracy. Mr. O'COnor pos
sesses a great many elements OF strength.
lie Is immensely popular with the Irish, and
would undoubtedly poll soventy-hve per cent.
OF that vote. As lawyer he is, second to
none at the American or any other bar lie
has quite as much strength In the South as
Mr.. Greeley. II he should be nominated we
would Infinitely rather bet on his election
than on that Of the ex-cdltOr Of the Tribune.
Mr. O'ConOr Is Il thoroughly honest man,
which Mr.. Greeley Is not lie has always
been opposed to corruption In public life,
while Mr.. Greeley has been its defender and
a sharer In It's ill-gotteu gains. His assOcla-
lions are all of the highest character, while
Mr.. Greeloys are of the lowest and the most
debasing. A triangular contest for the Presl-
doncy would make the campaign exceedingly
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20
Wants.

NUANTED-sEYERALE NPERIENOED OPER.
w AIORS 70 rive iustruollou gu the Victor"
Sewing Maohiue. Apply a. the AgeuoI, 400 Penn.
sylvaula avenue. iIl1u
WANTED by A YOUNG LADY UNDER.
w standing Music, krsnub ard 9efman, position
- travelling 0oyrrnesa. Reierynoea given In farta,
Munloh, New Yotk, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington. Address BoG 10 At this phca. matt
WANTED A hIrU ALTON As UURTRALTo
w Siugef In ons Of the Oboirp OF the District b.
lady, Best Of rnisroncoa given. Address hQI At
this once. tehhu
INANTEn.-HY A LAOY--A SITUATION As
W Music Teacher In somo lustituton. WIZ give
private lssspns 70 scholars. Highest tFsumnniale Of
htnssr sisnu. Adtrs-s BoI At this gthos teb6-f
INUkKkA EMPLOYMENT UFrlUE, NJ. 5OJ
n nsVVaih street, ssaf = street =, ,,,,.,,
tslu MBS. L0uhE o, BuTLER.
WAMTEpTEyE9E YStS, 70 IA, kEU 2 yr, Th At
COMPANIES Nkw SEWlNu MACHINE "vtO.
TOR" has = SelfSettnE hosilci the met perfect
shuttle In use, resting cAtrier, Nretlo haT A1d
works Of stsel Agency At Hoo'i's gSueiTy Store,
Am psnuAYlvsplA avenno, betWsaa fouFsande= bali
and SlIth streets. T. ". sflOER, Aseut jEstJ
" 4 JUSTIN RAYS BAIH PEiUEs rOR LkDIEs'.
". Ilougs Ahd UhildrsnN secogd-uaad uiothinG,
1ntRr Bl8thinE. kcotE, hhosz, 40. No. UtN street.
tst~s So SiEth and Seventh strsetA.
~ 1rts hT mall promptly Ateadsdt N.
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: HITFD sTkTFS PATENT OBFIOE,

II NITED SUITES PATEHr 9EEE ISI;i II, is7s
On the petition Of WILLIAM ~ q. OuhHMAAi Of
Albany, NeW HOfk, praying for tho extension 0t a
patent granted 70 him 90 The 18th day Of January,
I8iq, fOf an improvement Ia Railroad OhaiTai ,.
tits ordered that the testimony In the case ~ eloie
gu the llth day Of December uoIt that the uno LOT
bling arguments and tho GAmlneTa report be limited
to the nth day OF Deeembor next, and mat AAlu pe
lion DO heard on the % day Of January no1t,
Any person may oppose ms eAi2nAi99n t,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20

" ,and Lock stitch ssvips hsehihs. .slV.y! on
RSjd so Mako, sp.es, ep,nrt q EiSsth .s'isi.
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Auction Sales.
To-Dav.
RI u. UqLKnIAna A9stlsneer, -,

Parties dsginlnH HpussksspipE o. business vii huA
t9 thsir savsa,.gs y al gn me- A. yin PEI ee.h
se9sse Agstien s.iss ever To E3DAY, Tnulhl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-20
BY "tItinn k snpIslIIS. H ...nns


EXECUTORS BALE.
BY yirtua ~ 10 order Of the Supreme Court Of tho
ni.triqi Of Qllumla sitting - Oourt Of Probate,
viii seil. on WhUNRSD AH, August ~, Is1l, al 10
O'Clock, At No. lf0 HlGh stree GeoTEe,ovl, y. o.,
the liousehod kutnltucs n the late James wailace
co sl.iing Of WALNUT sud CAned Seat UhAirs, MAhos
anY Tables, sidoboaid, Bureans, klfeheu Utensils,
40 Terms cash. WN, L. DUNLOP, RIocutnr.
Auin9t GUILD LOCKE, AuctA
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Lost and Found.
Personal.

:. ul'UF-rIlAT X :, LUSrH, so D srHEEf.
~ bJlsssu hiIth aud boVanth streets northwest
iss made sSoopd hand Ulothing At less than
nAn tho oost u rsady-nAds new oEoE, H. Bt-8ecnnd.
5And clothiE NJ al kinda bought Al fair cash pfioaa
AuEl a.
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GETTING AROUND A DIFFICULTY
Judge c., a well-known, highly re-
spectacle Knickerbocker, on the shady
side of fifty, widower with five children
full of fun and frolic, ever ready for a
joke, to give or take-was bantered the
other evening by a Miss of five and
twenty for not taking a wife. She ar
gued that he was hale and hearty, and
deserved matrimonial messmate. The
Judge acknowledged the fact, admitted
that he was convinced by the eloquence
of his fair friend that had thus far been
remiss, expressed contrition for the fault
confessed, and ended with offering him
self to the lady, telling her thatshe could
not certainly reject him after pointing
out his henious offense. The lady re.
piled that she would be most happy to
take the situationso uniquely advertised
and become bone Of his bone and flesh
of his flesh, but there was one-to her
serious obstacle.
"Well," said the Judge, "name it.
MY profession is to surmount such OBJ
stacles."
"Ah! Judge, this is beyond your pow
ers. I have vowed if I ever married {
widower, he must have ten children"
"Ten children! Oh, that's nothing,
says the Judge. "Tll give you five now
and my notes on demand in yearly in
stallments for the balance"
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MUSCULAR ExPREssIoN.-In an ad-
mirable chapter on the relations of the
mind to the body, Professor Maudsley
says: Those who would degrade the
body in order, as they imagine to exalt
the mind, should consider more deeply
than they do the Importance Of our
muscular expression of feeling. The
manifold shades and kinds of expression
which the lips present, their gibes, gam
bols, and flashes of merriment; the
quick language of q quivering nostril
the varied waves and ripples Of emotion
which play on the human ccuntenance,
with the spasms of passion that dis6gure
it-all which we take such pains to EN-,
body in art, are simply effects Of mus
cular action. When the eve is turned
upward in rapt devotion, in the ecstasy
of supplication, it is for the same reason
as it is rolled upward in fainting, in sleep,
in the agony of death I; it is an involun-
tary act of the oblique muscles when
she straight muscles cease to act on the
eye-ball. We perceive, then, in the
study Of Muscular action thereason why
man looks up to heaven in prayer, and
why he has placed there the power
"whence cometh his help" A simple
property of the body, as Sir Charles
Bell observes-the fact that the eye in
duplication takes what is its natural
position when not acted on by the will
has influenced our conceptions of heaven,
our religious observances, and the habit
ual expression Of our highest feelings
Naturs and Science, Scribner's for DC,
tober.
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Maria ges.

MARRIED, on Tuesday evening 5tl,
of October, by Rev. J.. L. Martin, Mr..
J. G.. GILES and Miss EMMA TEN
PLETON: All of Abbeville, S. G..
MARRIED, on the S1st ult., at Dorn's
Mill, by Rev. w. B. Jones, Mr.. OLIN
MARBENT, of Cambridge, and Miss
MINNIE DORM, of Edgefeld Co.
MARRIED, October 9th, by Rev
VIM. F. Pearson, at the residence OF
Mr.. A. Mckee, MI. WIN. f. MORRI.
SON and Miss IDA R. MCKEE.
Also, at the same time and place, Mr.
LARKIN G. NICHOLS and Miss
HANNAH A. HADDON. All of Alb,
beville County, s. G.
MARRIED, on the oath October, 1872
at the residence of the brides mother
by Rev. W. L. Pressly, assisted by DR.
J. Boyce, Rev. D. B. PRESSLY and
Miss LOIS GRIER. All of Due West
S. G..
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Mr.. SEwARD's WILL.-He be-
queaths his late home at Auburn
with all its contents and surround
ings, to his three sons, by one Of
more Of whom it will doubtless be
occupied and preserved intact, as
far as possible, in its present condi.
ton. His other property, consisting
in part of securities, but mainly OF
real estate in Auburn and in this
locality, he divides into four equal
shares among his sons Augustus,
Frederick, and William, and his
adopted daughter, Olive Risley
Scward-the last two being deputed
to execute this provision of the in
strument. No other legacies or
bequests are made. The property
has not yet been appraised, and it
is impossible to say precisely what
it amounts to. Estimates vary, but
it will probably be not far from
100000.