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Claims Paid.

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Fzre Ez-92 Ssnsrsef, Pa
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ME- oEEELEr's RECORD.

Mr.. Conkling next came 10 Mr..
Greeley's record, saving that all bis
deeds are to b. found in words and
extracts from the Tribune after the
frst election and prior to the inaug-
uraiion of Lincoln, which were read
TO show ths. be melted secession by
expressing a willingness 10 let the
South leave the Union peaeeablv, IS
were also extracts from the speeches
by General Blair in the Senate in
ISL, making the same charge. The
con 10 Richmond articles Of the
Tribaas were also quoted as the IN
earlation Of coneei, and folly which
drove the arny heaslloag 10 Bull
Run. Beforethe battle. said Conk-
ling. Mr.. greeley imputed treason to
General Scott, and after the defeat be
coddled up 10 Scott, whom he had
tried 10 dishoncr less than four weeks
previously.
HOW He HoUNDED LINCOLN
Mr.. Greeley, early ia Mr. Lineoln's &
Administration became his enemy-
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rHE COALITION cANDIDATE

The Senator proceeded 10 examine
Mr. Greeley's fitness for the Presi-
deucv, and claimed that the vcrv tai
eHts he has shown unfit him for the
Presidency The Republican party
has been blamed for not gratifying
Mr.. Greelev-s ambition for Office, bur
the mass Of the party, though appre-
ciating his eccentric claims, believed
him erratic, and nor possessed Of the
practical wisdom, moderation, or bus
iaess capacity to make him useful or
safe official. His affiliations with
men show him to be q poor judge Of
human nature. The worst men have
stuck TO him ike barnacles, and his
management Of every business. ex-
eept. editing > newspaper, has shown
him wanting in business capacity
As an editor he lacked the balance
wheel to keep him from inetIsisten-
eies. His investments Of money, his
overtures with Tweed. and the lend
ing Of his name TO men unworthy Of
trust eEiDeed unSound judgment. The
epithets and lilels with which be plr-
sues those he hates or enTies shows
strangely unehristain and uRbridled
nature. Truthful history viii never
record that Horace Greeley owed the
Republican party nothing. but the
verdict Viii be that be spoke Ike
seheming migrate when he said: Il
am perfectly willing TO pass receipts
with the Republicsn party, and say
that our accounts are now settled and
f3O-ed >
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TBE sUNxER QUARREL

Mr.. C0nkling proceeded TO review
tine San Domingo Treaty afIair. claim
ing1hat the part acted by the Presi-
ident Was that of an honest man.
Walking IN tte path OF the Constitu-
ton and ~ his predecessors. As TO
the so-called removal OF Mr.. Sumner
from the Senate Committee on For
eign Relations, he was never removed
al al All Senate Committees are
created anew al the beginning Of
each session The Committee on
Foreign Affairs in either House must
be composed Of men who can and viii
consult freely with the President. Sc
erefaEr Of State, and their assistants.
Mr. Summers conduct and language.
public and private, had rendered this
impossible Yet this action Of the
Senate in managing and expediting lis
own business has been made q grave
matter FOR public consideration, and
thrust at the President. who had no
more 10 do with It than the Senate
has TO do with deciding how many
vegetables the President has on his
table.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-08-21

There are 10000 less cattle IN
Maine now than ten wears aZ0, caused
BY a succession Of Eight hay crops
This year there Is a go0d crop in that
State
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GRANTS RECORD.

Mr.. Ccnkiing proceeded TO demon
strate that Grant Is not, as some Gree
ley orators, say, illiterase, quoting
letters within TO his mother and
father when at West Point, and then
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HOW HE HoUNDED LINCOLN.

Mr.. Greeley, early ia Mr. Lineoln's
became his enemy
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q v. Haniit6ny, 81 tnatei eiresaid pouaty,
on SaludaRivef; containing Three Htlns
dfed suasFtfey eight Acres, more Or less,
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A.G3f the General statutesq qf tbls Statet
Yhl,sra hereby, botifea, and;gegntred fo
a.iise an election to be held IA yonf re- e.
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iii Such case, 70 egyss sl ch y. : elaGtl2a " pe
Held in Xoar rsspsctiEd counfies Oh the
day Aforesaid : aAd 9 t9r;ftHc ascertaininG
anded cfeifihniuing Tfihi tic PERSONS who shall
have been dn1y elected tfrereats "' w.
sha1 All bs bar eisses 1as H sssasas
and any person who shall sell my intox-
icating drinkssHtn slsa3l be gull
ty of nlistleraF$ ON viction
thereof, shallA alNt not less
than one hHA{ lbpris.
dor more thss 8 A Ed
IN testimony y6s pfs u zIpse sfeunto
set my han& and sethe Meat seal
! of the StatSto hs#&xeE at Selumbia
this 9th day Of QIohsg8 D M2 and
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4 L.. S. ROBERT K. SCOTT, :,
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MaHahS Ssilis sarife, III JohhiE Gseoa gam
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tlieasubee erfber 1T tifs' mex l6ffMeeststA
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twenty days after the service hereof e1-
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A Man is what wems,s alstss Him. 4

Maa Is what Wemais MaTes Hins 3
How oh sering is the simple phrase!
HeY we'll its kindly admepition ~
To Woman's listening ear eDnyeys 81
The knSwledg dgsoS riotk pissiont
She INDY not lanfgle With the threng.
When Man to busy hfe betakes him.,
Yet may she proverbs shield ffeth wrong
GA Man is what woman makes him"
In Childhood's days of grief and joy,
She rules his due pe mind-no other
Can soethe snd :, te the wayward by
WITS The Ssam wSsd6hi Of q Mosher ~
The memory of her tender cares
Never in after life forsakes him..
He Yields not the world S vain snares-
The Son is what the Mother makes him
Anon, a deaf. f.ana Cherished wife (
Takes in his Home her hoaori.d stadefg
She proves, amid the ills of iIs 81
His help, support, and consolation.
He yields, percnance, to dire distress
Her Loving smite TO Hope awake es him;
He braves. the storm-he meets success
4 Man is what Woman makes him.
Yet to my warnin. lay astena=4 = re
urge yoS, Sisters Wives and Mothers,
Youf own weak folIfes 10 amend,
Efe you can prove stay to otherss-s
Should You be selfish; worldly; vein, ~
Say, howcan Nan, yhengtief q eFtslss
Aid from I heartIess tf1tfer gain -. -.
A aEan ia swh4t "A Woman makes hip.
Seek We to serve the Lord, and pray
That He may give you direction .,A
How best to win to Duty way =,
q,js<sit(g<,,5 IA sS,,,,,-
What if awhile he qaft the traGkA> -
Your influence never quite tnrsakes
him;
Your Ssssyy isss, y0st gFsyssgs.y'n s.'ssAInl
\ Man is what a Woman makes him.
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UScLE EEKE's Practical JoEE.-
Some yesy5 sge there Iped4ip one; of
our large cf,iss III eccentric character
know as Unele'zeke, who never lost
q chance Of perpetrating practical
:iokersAny place or OCCASION -sntsa'
him, provided SEs so6lE make his
point. One fhe Sunday he repaired
to fashionable church, some time
after the services had commenced,
AID as there, Was not ., seat vacant,
he took a praninsnt position 10 THE
eeatss aish Whefe he&tood Hplb up
right, with his stove pipe hat'clapped
tightly en his head / Of course he
attracted mhsh attention; and very
soon thes s5adn, 81 nahS Tor swhori
Uncle Zeke had an, especial dislike,
came creeping up TO him and whis-
pered that he must take off his hat.
That's agin uy principles said
Uncle zeke,
Il cant i,elp that. + d,thsseatogp
impatiently, You mdststake Pit Off
aBut won't" replied UNCLE Aeke,
"Then l shall. take it off for yoi,' ~
said the sexton, who was becoming,
very nervous on account of. the at
tention this wSiisFpsesffeed ctolE8rN had
occsaaassy lagsA tal hSiR efs
"All right said Uncle zeke;
"yonu,hin: Jake at of. .Ehatlainit
against my principles. t',.lor& -.
The esesspn ,hsrapon took heidtSat;
the rim of Uncle Zeke's hat and dex-
terieusly lifted it off his head, -@But'
what was the respectable sections hos~
ror when about two qaartsef hickory
nuts rollel out OF his hat and went
gathering and banging over the
church Aoor., ,s..- 81, -. .tit;' = -
And that was Uncle zeke'sjoke on
tho serton- .-....-... -
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1astin. II in w. HGFfeshiso1, for-
ReheecaAE fcHison, PartitionSs
1osspRg d HdbcMSop, ~
Jannie p HutchisOn.

Jennie B. HUTCHINSON, ..-.---
IN pursuance of an order from the Hon.
II D, L. Turpg, Yndgs 9fs9FepaE, h
TIE % above s eagS HH pssss Isl E. +,
Saggember SngeaIbe Mext ali that TRAcT OR
PARCEL OF LAND, known as the
Shattsr6eld ,4raes, 1bel.anging,t Y. SAe Us Us
tate 81 IrVin Hdtehison; dec O., CON
taining Three Hundred Acres, more or
less, bounded BY lands Of Sea6orn Stai-
Rsf Rsfsa' aid Hss9e aassBp
ito wit:
The Costs and one-half the purchase
money in Cash. The balance OF the pu,r-
chase money ON credit Of twelve months
with. with ntsEsaEa Gss;tes S%s by sIB
and Mortgage Of Ithe' premises. fThes
extra,
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Sarah Clark, gs ps Admixs Partition
+ FIN sa,|s PS;s|sals s#.saIRa lsE q sassa'a
IN pusuanceof V sn II Of der der f6ff the Hon.
\ D. L. Tnrnef, aJuhgST ofsPfebate$ m
tie above cause, I will proceed to sell at
Edgefeld CoufJHodseFo nthefirst Mon
day in November nexti the following
ne xs;ssfSe following sals Estatesof sEyans
'Permenter,S ,Slatese1 saisl! QountyS 10 wit:
toNE TRACE.0 0EalxA Nh iHssaid Soun-
ty, containing One Hpndre9r el|s Nd AmetX ss9I
Acres. nofe OF 1essss' adj hltlg sWtgnqs W 9 o.
". A. Turner, Join w PoWeK j. 4.
EidsnRamas sqtAess. ~ ssssss fsr.a "
jTbRhisyIhe% cestsiand sohezthi hird The
ptlrchase money to be paid in cash. Inc
balance 6f9hs patclAisa atnoneyeu acrsdit
interest from said date. The creAspor,,
tibfsW THE ep5hfehasesne hey TO bsseeured
bSathe 1boiSd Of theSpufctas ersasndasa
mortgage Of the premises. Titles ExHs'
HJOHN HfMcDEVITT, S. EsGs.e. ,S...
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selection Of all the y = s
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-01

J,INE HALL TO RENT.--GLAsS HALL, THIRTY.
II fourth street and Third avenue will be rented for
balls, fairs, festivals, meetings, &c. Inquire the
premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-01

CTEAM PowER--CoRNER ROOM, 5ox6o, LIGHTED
- all around; adapted tor mechanical and manufac-
turing purposes Apply to GEORGE IL. WALKER, 49,
Centre street, corner OF Hester.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-01

ITO LET-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, NO II CRANK.
fort street Apartments on second Aoef. apply at the
New York Dispatch ONCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-01

RIO LET-THE VIII KNOWN JACKSON HALL, COR.
l. ner Thrteoc.d and Horatio streets, tor tea, gro
gerry or liquor store location is central and very desr
BILE; rent low. Apply at COS Hu ison street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-01

CToRE AND APARTMENTS IN THE DOUBLE TENE-
- ment House 2e Cansevoort street, between Hudson
and GreeNwic; good stand for grocery provisions;
rent 81 Inquire OF Mrs. LAWNEY, first floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-01

RIO LET-AN ELEGANT FURNISHED STORE. 30 AND
l. 90 East Tenth street. Fixtures and Lease, at rea-
sonable rent; possession immediately. l.. THURN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-01

ITO LET--STORE NO, a2l FIITOS STREET, BROOK.
lyn, running through TO Wilmington street. location
desirable Apply to sODEZ skoS. ENGLAND, 81
Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-01

rINO IET-A FRONT ROOM AND BEDROOM NICELY
i furnished, for and wi e two young men. An.
ply ut go Eighth avenue, between forLicth and Forty
first streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-01

IrzORE AND APARTMENTS TO LET-ON THE COR
- Forty eighth street and Ninth avenue; also
Basement and Rooms the southwest sixteenth
street and Ninth avenue. Apply COS Hudson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-01

TOR MANuFACTU RERs.-TO LET, A LARGE, WE'LL
II lighted Loft, with Steam Power at moderate
price. Apply at 1874 Canal street, In the store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-01

HOUSE TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR SALE
III Three story brick, high basement tull lot; well
divided for few select boarders location Sixth
avenue rent moderate; only cash parties need answer
Address FURNITURE, box lis Horad Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-01

ITO LET-THE FOUR STORY BRICK BUILDING 81,
Greene street In whole parts, for manufacturing
or workshop. Inquire ON promises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-01

SrEAM POWER AND FLOORS, soxeo, TO LET, WITH
- unsurpassed facilities for manufacturing els West
twenty street between Seventh and Eighth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-01

RIO LET-TO ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN. A FUR
nished n, mt Bedroom on first door oil brown stone
front I,a2y Third avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-01

To LET FURNIsHED-TW0 ROOMS; ONE LARGE
l. front for s., one back 81 per week. on third door:
mouse prvae water and bathroom. 255 East thirty
third street. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-01

ITO LET-A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE,
i Fticth street. near Fifth avenue; $500 per month
unfinished, $4,000 Permits at Everett Library, OBS
Sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-01

nc LET-TnE STORE AND HOUSE so2 EIGHTH
4 avenue. Apply to EDWARD TIMPsQN, lis and III
Nassau street. room IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-01

CTEAM POWER, WITH ROOMS OF EVERY DE-
mouth street. Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-01

E'LooRs TO LET-5is 9TH Av., SCI 9Th Az, i54 AND
H. 100 West Flftysecond Store 739 18th Apply to
JOHN kAvANAGH, northeast corner 42d St and 9th av
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-01

ITO LET-A THREE sToPI PRICK HOUSE, NEAR
suyyesant Park IN god order, containing all the
furnished Furniture tor sale at great bargain nme.
date possession. Address NJ b., box I73 Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-01

SToRE TO LET.-A FINE CORNER STORE TO LET
- on Third avenue for liqur, grocery busincss
lease gwen Apply to j. Z P-.YTEN, 1856 Henry street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-01

rNO LET-FURNIsHED, THE WHOLE OR PART or
second floor, So Broadway, near Thirteenth street
references required. Can be to-day. Apply TO &
MARIA, Artist