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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-23

1t must be evident TO any one not hOpelessly
prejudlCed against Gen. Grant aud In favor
OF Mr. Greeley, who has watched the pOlit-
ical skies during the last couple OF weeks,
that the Democratic prospect Is becoming
exceedingly blue, Liberal Republicanism has
sunk almost entirely out Of sight. 1t never
possessed any real strength except among
some disappointed oGlce-seekors and some
persons who for one reason or another, were
turned out Of office, and 1t does not possess
any to-day. The dlsorganzlng efforts of
Trumbull, schurz, Sumner u Co. have utterly
failed to make an impression upon the Re-
publican party, or 10 lead away an RPpre-
clAble portion of Ia vote.
North Carolina has demonstrated that the
cOlored vote cannot be split and that 1t is
utter folly to attempt ii. Immediately after
the Cincinnati convention the prophets pre-
dlcted that Mr.. Greeley would carry every
Southern State II he were nominated at Baltl-
more; that the cX.slayehOlders aud ex-slaves
would unite In his support. What Is the condl-
ton Of affairs to-day The blacks Of the South,
as, indeed, In every other portion of the
country, arc almost unanimous for General
Grant; while some Of the leading rep osenta-
tive men In the same section have ayOwed
their hostility TO his election, and arc work
ing earnestly TO defeat 1t.
Take another class Of our YOters-the Ger
mans. Mr.. Sehurz out OF Cincinnati under
took to deliver our fellow-citlzens of Ger
man birth 10 whomoycr he pleased. In his
opinion they were so much merchandise TO
be transferred to this or that party according
as II promoted his private fortunes or those
Of his friends. The great German Senator
has been taught rather severe lesson BY his
countrymen, aud he has long ago learned
that they were not specially created for his
private advantage. The Germans, Us a class,
support the Republican party, and will vote
for Grant and Wilson In November.
The strength Of the two parties Is pretty
we'll developed at the present time, and there
will DO few changes between now aud No
vember unless some stupendous blunder Is
made on one side or the other. This is the
Judgment Of some Of the best politicians In
the country. Now, where Is Mr.. Greeley
going 10 get his votes 10 elect him President?
Indiana Is close, but II will give IT, electoral
vote 10 Gen. Grant. Now York will probably
20 for Greeley, but Pennsylvania Il utterly
beyond hls reach, HartrRnh will be elected
In October, and she will more than double
the majority she will then give In November.
Ohio, Illinois Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa
and Kansas will all 20 Republican. II We
take the New England States Greeley cannot
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-23

ltnuan the NatpnAl NOV IRA
Postmaster General CTeAWell made visit to
his old friend Chandler, In Michigan, two weeks
ago, and while there was persuaded 10 devote .
little time 10 the discussion Of the political quos-
lions Of the day. He delivered two speeches,
one at Jackson, the home Of Austin Blair, and
the other at Lansing, the state capital. In his
speech At jackson, amer giving an able review
Oh the policy and acts OF the Administration,
and triumphantly Vindloatlng President 9rant's
personal and otficiAl character, he paid his &c.
spOctl 10 Blair, who had made himself notorious
BY reviewing tho exploded ChOTpenning scan
DIAL, and attempting 10 imPlicate the Postmaster
General In a contemplated maud. AZ reckless
as Blair has become, since he deserted the party
that has made him all he 10 OF was, he has not
dared TO charge that any fraud up0n the Treat
uTy was committed, but only that one was In
tended by the Postmaster General. 10 that
phase OF tho charge, Mr., OresWell addressed
himself and exposed ia absolute iAlsohOOd by
OfficiAl documents, and leaves Blair not one Inch
Of ground 70 stand upon. He strips him %
naked that his friends are compelled 10 come 10
his relief and ehArltAbly hide his shame. A
more pitlable object than Blair has become since
ho LETT the hands Of Mr. CTeGWell, II would DO
hard 70 md among all the Greeley gulls.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-23

We had hoped, In tho beginning Of the
present campaign, that the canvass would be
conducted without the usual asperitles and
bitterness aud luminosity which have hitherto
characterized our quadrcnulal contests. For
passion and anger we had hoped to see sub
stituted reason aud argument, a fair and
candid discussion by both sides Of the Issues
at stake. As soon rs Mr.. Greeley was noml-
mated at Baltimore our expectations In this
respect were largely increased, because we
remembered that In the past he, Ia great
measurs, was more responsible than any
nan In the country for the indecent, rowdy
journalism that was fashionable some fifteen
or twenty years ago. With Mr.. Greeley out
Of the Tribune, We promised ourselves that
VIC should have chaste and becoming can
yass, aud that our editors could be partlsans
and al the same timo gentlemen. We ex-
pectcd TO sec an end of the gross personality
and vituperatiOn that disgrace journalism
and scandRllze the public; we looked forward
with pleasure to a Christian, magnanlmous
campaign, that should be u sweet and
fragrant memory for the balance Of our lives.
But, alas, all our expectations have been
disappointed. The venom aud malice that
already enter Into the canvass has never been
exceeded In any contest In our political his
tory. Il Is q consolation 10 know, however,
that the opposition editors and Journalists
arc the principal offenders. Their papers
fairly drip SANDER and defamation; they are
filled with the mQst atrocious calumny and
the most palpable peryerslons Of fact and
form, indeed, u sad commentary on the re-
form movement. Mr.. Greeley Is out Of the
Tribune, but his place has been nlled by ten
wicked spirits, who arc infinitely worse than
he. The journals that support the Admins
trAtiOn are, Us u general thing, conducted
with the utmost decOrum and prOpTictY, and
s and out In strong contrast to their Dbusiye
contemporaries. Their treatment Of MI. Gree
ley is, for tho most part, kind and courteous
To u very high degree, which Is entirely due
to the fact that he Is an old editor and
printer. Il were to be wished that tho Gree
ley editors could DO Induced 10 treat Gen.
Grant In the same temperate and judicial
style instead OF the reckless, coarse and In.
decent way in which they now speak OF him.
We cannot believe their advocacy Of Mr..
Greeley Is real and sincere, for IL must be APP
parent To every one that In abusing Gen.
Grant as they do they arc doing him more Of
q service than otherwise. But however that
may be, We trust the Republican papers, the
papers that stand by the Philadelphia as
against the Baltimore convention, will not
initiate the bad and wicked example set them
by tho Greeley organs, but will continue TO
conduct the campaign rs they have begun II,
10 diguihcd, hlgh-toncd spirit, free from the
personality and the systematic defamation
that distinguishes the sO-called reform cam
naitFu
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-23

fri u Mlaa0u1 DnmngFat I
The latest and most fruitful topic Of discussion
and source Of disoOrd among the Democrats Of
the Southern wing Of the gang IL tho proper
name 10 DO used In designating the fund urA ngo
ticket, 0resIey'r deiphio ntteTAncs that he
was no less Republican for being a Democratic
candidate, and that Democrats were no less
Democrats Tor supporting their inVsterats foe,
has not had 4 paelhe edsct upon his tAtterdema.
lion followers. SehurI Is very positive that the
Democratic party Is dead and In It's grave. John
FORSYTH Il equally sure that Greeley aud Brown
are itralShL.out Democrats, by virtue Of their
nomination At Baltimore and gives his views
on the subject TO some inqulring Bourbon OF Ala
bamA In = SPICY three.eOlumn paragraph In the
Mobile RsgiIfsr, from which We extract the fOl.
lowing, which Is 10 answer 10 the questions,
"why persist In calling Il Democratic ticket I
Why labor 10 prove Il Il Democratic ticket "
"Solely because II IL Democratic ticket,
given TO the Democratic aud Conservative
masses, lust as II stands, from their great ma
tonAl oOuneil At BAltlmOrei given By true and
tried Democrats TO true and tried Democrats by
their national convention, which was composed
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-23
THE SPIRIT OF the CAMPAIGN.


IEroru the n " InheDsOdsnt1
Ono Of he most oifeniiyeiy unjust assertions
NJ ijbsrlSs sumner's recent diatTibes IL that
Prssidsnl oTnntiS friends are All 10 oliice or ali
An "TingaH To hear this senator, and evory
ono Of bla eOnfrSrea nom the TSibuns down,
All az Tia UsurDorlsfg Of Grant ~ you would
,unocs, thal tht9e HaS not A respeotable much
"a A honsst man AMONG them All, All arc
roraed Vim piundsr or plelhorio with power.
Iccordipr 70 these boastful maioontsnts hls sup.
moi Al atom. ThSy have no respect for hlm, no
rain in him, The most that he ls TO any one OF
ihsr, IL a uost nv vhlsh theV NAV climb 10 gtIll
higher pinoe 70 stiii richer spoila Charles
SumnerI IN Ms letter 10 eolored men, assures
them that the re election Of President Grant
Tonld Ia but a continuation OF the "spolls Eys-
tsm. 3 and that every man who supports him
can be only meroenaTy 10 motive; and these ut
leTnncss are echoed ~ every Liberal Republl.
cann and Greeley Democrat in the land. They
,Souii make You believe that President Grant
r. a yast yampire sucking out the very life.
blooi Of the people They never refer 70 tho
mct that he ever did his country tho slightest
service, sun less that such service ever won for
the man 4 single friend They ignore the fact
That his IlluStTious career made him ten thou.
sand friends, not In the United States Unly, but
10 every country Of the civilized world. No, 40.
ootdinT 10 these gentlemen his friends have
snddenlv become nothing but iobbera, once.
holders and rims. men seeking 10 pefpetuato
gigantie frauds aud centralized tyranny In tho
| CoveTnmenl al the expense Of tho prosperity
q the country and the best interests Of the
No less this very vampire Of a tyrant Il the
| man who 70 few years since was hailed every.
| where by ali parties ~ tho second saElor Of
hi country who BY the intrinsic qualities Of his
| nature dId In var what no other American dld
| or could do His picture hung In every home.
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VIII AHsg5 Az. IN .gIss.'

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one BaIeau ~ rom Aiother
the bStosv " w ~ ~ ~ ~. Icy Ior
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they were Pr0nnpSe9i , a. y ,1e ,a@S RSs, Or such
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waving or expiorlnE eTpoditIonS TefeSrsd N N
| M ssid act N luna a is51 shaIi bo rna,is So
cent upon The speciai auihofity Of tbs sscreEsyv
| oftvSt 10 10 obtaincfiIn each 81, ~
VI ~ Tbai Tho expenses of no, M nu,,l,v
stores and supplies, regularly oondomns,i, Sro
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| iSiions Of issl
| Y Thai tbe proceeds OF saie Of ali min.
prcn.,tV' moi sstcclaiiy e1smntsA from ,bs ~
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TSssP Without sS any
| credit III the TTpasuTer Of the TINTED staiSs IN
| yencTaI Account either Al the TreasnTeTfs a. n
once OF At the oiios Of one Of the United states
| AssIstant TToasarerS
| vi Tho following extract from the Troanrv
| Department tjircular OF Juiy q. iSI2' Il pub.
| iIsbed for The Information and Rukla nco Of the
| army -. ~ TO- = -
| - "For all suoh deposlLS forooo.d, oi
/ saios, oeftihcaies OF deposit 10 dnpllcatSf or
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posltariep, giving the name and ofiolal title oi
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-23

Ernm the Evening MAIL
The practical endorsement OF the civil service
reform will begin within few days In the Oiiioes
Of the collector surveyor naval otteer and as.
slBtAnt treasurer, Hereafter applicants for po-
BtiOns In these Of1ces must submit 70 tho chan
OF q competitive examination, which Will DO more
or less severe according 10 the grade OF the Ap-
pOlntment sought, The rules adopted by tho
advisory board, u which Mr.. George William
Curtis IL chairman, seem 10 DO calculated 70
attain tho objects sought by the friends Of civil
service reform, and Wo have no doubt will DO
faithfully carried out,
This II, We trust, the beginning Of an honest
and earnest reform, which will be allowed TO
have d fair and full trial. 1t may not accom-.
pllsb all that 10 expected, but We hope II will not
iall through lack Of energy or good Iaith on tue
part Of those who execute II,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-23
Auction Sales.


Nv LATImEH = CLKARH
b Aur tionserV and Reel lf4late Brqhefp,
Hc1thvest ooFneT panhnyivara ave, And Eleventh 81
star Once HuildinE.
ApMIrsrRATons aALg OF HoUsEnoLO
uuRHTTuNh -.
On THURSDAY nURNlnq, huGu.t 2h ~ W
oeloek va viii cell ~ No, " beygntesn s1tsst
e X. ..,si. ~ John Po,; deceased, comprising
WiiEut Hsrlog Fprui.u's in green and crimson h'p'
wsien1 spd N1bogsuy MArhls.top Tables,
Wsl6nt What-Not Bamboo Ohairn,
Ushorsny bock. Case, window thades,
| Veal Hrusseis end other Onpsts.
W.Snsssp hat Rsst, Nshessey Ostd Fables,
~ TelanSon Table, Oak Dining OhAirh'
us,6ie In Rldslirard, Oilplothj
| T,Ssch tRlrs gtasa and Plated Wats,
| wslp1t And Mshneanf Bedateads ard hnreannr
Wi ~ s,d N, hoasny Wardrobcs and WashitAnds'
| Paintsd Uhamhef Iufniiure'
| HaiT and Hush MAtiroaaoeI
| y sibsr Beds holsters ard Pillow,
| Rilohsn Te1ulsltts, Ac., AZ. .,,,r.
| n, A. OOLGaBOR0Udu,
AdministraluTp.
LATthER 4 PIEARY.,
uAugaldts tstarl Aaf.loas.Ls;-
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DY WIN. l.. WALL ~ OO.,AuctIoneeTA
ID NsW Marble fiulldinE,
300 And nO1 &. ". cor. Pa ~. and Ninth st.

TRUsTEEs RALE OF ERAME DWELLING
HOUSE AND LOT
ny virtue Of = deed Of trust given 10 me and duly
recorded In lIher No. a., folio s. one Of tbs Land
nseord, for wsshlnhton eoany, " The District q
thsfsbT, I will sell. on MONDAY, August 40, At q
O'Clock. lbl the Prernissa pA Of lot 10 sluAro
No. 49, and described foilcwa' BegiunpE for the
81 Folnt Ninth street weat tnony feat uofth
from tho southwest corner Of the sad 1t and henre
TunbIuE otth along the said street h's feet
blpe inches thence east 10 the eastATn line q
aid lot; tbei south A'otE Taid rear line Ave feet
Inc lpuhesI ard thence Nsst 10 the place ~ beEu.
ming no noIt2Fri TAit nf the PRINT H. ~ By con
vryOd having = front OF one font aud three inches
fubnlug tbs same Width tho d-pth Of the lot, to
Hgthsr ulh = tne por' ion Of the ground adntnine
thereto on the north, 10 he held and used In eommot
AilaJD Ais, that other payt Of said lot IA
square vi, Described follow. BegtnoinE fof th,
81 polut the line Of Moth 81 set utsl tsouil
feet nofth irum the southwest u SAID let and
runnlrE thI noe south str feet iuuI inches; thence
Alnstyulhs feet four inuhss, thence north sil
feet i1chsa thanos vert ninety nine feet four In
ohes to The paos Of bsglnhnE With The i'm
The above propsstg n tieoatod on Ninth street, be
| tween and U Stresta noTthUeaa
Terms OF sllsi 9ttSJ.A, amount Of mote, ihs COS
and eHpouas q sale, " be paid IN oash The balance
In alE And tvovs months notes bearing interest," ant
secured by dead Of trust upon the premises. OonVey
| AnoinG, 40, At coat Of tbs puruhassI,
Aul7d W, L. WALL %, Auots.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-23

a. anything in any one of them counting out
Connecticut Rhode Island and New Hamp-
shire. We do not by any means concode that
he will carry tho'o States, but his prospects
arc better there than in any other section OF
the Union. Maine will give a Republican
majority next month. II We make a rea-
sonable gain there the Greeley ilg Is up, and
nothing can save The Democracy from a gen
eral decentralization all over the country.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-23

Readers Of the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
who propose 10 spend the summer In the
country can have Il mailed To their address
for sixty-six cents per month, PAYABLE IN
ADVANCE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-23

The Hon SIMON CAMERON Is In town on
business connected with the campaign in Penn
sylyRnla. He speaks with the utmost conf
dence Of the election Of Gen. Hartranft In
October
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-23

The Hon. Alexander W. Randall, ex.aoY.
ernOr Of Wisconsin, and Postmaster General
under Andrew johnson, IL lying critically III at
his residence In ElmlrA, New YoTk,-Siar, last
eBeHfHg.
The above paragraph from the Star would
have answered very well about four weeks
ago, but as ex-POstmaster General Ra ndall
has been dead nearly month 1t is now rather
stale
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-23

Nv LATIMKR a. .CJ.EAWY,
ID Auotionoers and Real HHiAis BroherS
Southwest corner Penn, avenue sod hlovcnth atfte
Star Once Building.

TRXSEESs SA s%a 81 uE,ARRR2xEDs s sy2E:
TSSSSSEjSiS lkEPr ttiiSinaETkS I'll sTREETs
USdSr ADD ~ virIas o. : deed Of trust, b.AEipE
date ths ?iss Of JAnuA. ls7O ard Teco'dsa ln hbsr
0s folio no. seq, among tie land COZ DE- q WAAh.
inGton couniJ d stiict o. Cclumbi AHd ~ direction
Of party secured the shI shs Trl u front OF the
prsmisoa, on MONDAY, Augult ~ lBI9, Al q
O'clock D. M, lot II, In Square lh1, Fsms iTgnilnE 81
fsat inches on North street, tunulrE back lS fee'
to = dn.fool alley.
ToFmsi ono third cash residue 10 sE and twelve
months. With notes beatinE intstest seuTtd BY deed
Of trust on tha D ouefty. btAmpa ard oonyeIanoirH
Al puruhAsor's oOati einO down A. time Of sale.
n. ASHFORD, Trustee.
Aul7 LAT1MER bLKARY, Auots.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-23

u
"
Blythe PREklDhhI THh UhlfhDhTATEh,
In pursuance o. law, uJ,sss 4, GIANT, Prssident
lands Sill bs held a The andsrRsOtioned Land
lnaftcr desiEr aisd, Was
Al the Land Once ~ 81, CLOUD, Minnesota, CON.
menelns on MONDAY. SSpltpbsE l6 lsl9 i9L he sale
aforementioned townEhlps End parts q Townships via
North OF base line I'D wUst OF fourth principal
msTidiani
ftaetioal toWnAhlps a. a. As' o. 3d. D. % and d.
FrAsilouGl townships ID, Il, ~, ~, % and -, Of
range y. -. =, - =.
fractional townships u, 90 30, 81, 50, 81, ", IS. and
% OF nnEe% . . F.. -, -. -. =, =.
frAoilonAl townships Is, g. Co. 81, 81 IS, 81 and bo'
Of range a.
fractional Townships ~ -, ~ and u.s. 81 range D.
Fractional townships ~ ~ y, - And ~ OF range ~
EIAe.ional townships q y tats and w OF Ianss ~
kTAotionAl townships l3d, l5, lbs, lS, ltO, lii and
lt2, Of range Is. . - -. -. -.
iAo.ionAi townships ~ ~ ~! And ~ q IanEsS5
tIactionAl townships ~, l0, lAl H. H. lSi, lS
iSI IN, 10, and hD, 81 range ~ a., a., a., 49,. a..
Fractional townships IN, lO ILL., H. III, lo' lSo
I9 Ahd ~, o. rAnss ~ Ion IA, "a, ,ya ~, "a, ia
i9slH, aud ~, Of range 81 a.. 40, a., a., ,
Fractional townships lS' Nj ls9 5' lSo And 49, Of
| Tangea. a.. ,.. a., a., ia, ,,., =,
range Il. W - - - ~ '
Fractional townships lSf, lo, lSI, and ID, Of range
frsOlOual tOunshIps ISI. IsS. 49, and IS Of range
At the Land once q, Alexandria, MIunesots, o m.
menoinE on MONDAY, September %, ls72, for the
OF Timber lAndA not previously disposed Of in the
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Personal.

THE UNDFRsIaNpD HAVE ENTkRED 1870
i UOPARTNERbHIP 70 o,,nduot = oommiHsion
busBsss In nonn aetiou with Llis and Fire lRsnrsnoo
ard Real EftAts, under the arm nsms Of WIN. A.
fOOR 90, TO datt from JUL 4, SIa
VIII, A. POOR
auaiSl' ROB. & FLETCHER
DARE BUSIN Ess OHANOE--A GENTLEMAN
~ With IS 900 Ia CASH will leatn 81 means VI
lafEsly Increasing II In yerJ bhou Tins By address
lag n. n. A." Otty Poet once. .f. huE1kiW
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TTEIrED sT1yEs PATENT QTEIJE.

TINTED sTArEs PATERT OFEIUK,
u WAAHGNoToR, d, o., August 7, l67l
On the petition Of TnoNAs q. BALL, Of Bellows
Falls, Vermont, praying t0F the oItenllnn Of
patent granted 10 him on the Stu day Of November,
i5ba, Tor an improvement In Railroad Oar Wheels
Its ordered that the testimony the ease beoloBed
on the Bth day OF October neItI that the time for
alias ATEumsnth and tho report be limited
TO the 18th day Of October neat and that said pot
tlou ba heard on the 2id day OF October neIt
ANY person may oppose this extension.
aulOSJW ~. b, LEGQETf, COMMISSIONS,
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nv 5. sAMsTAe q 90, AaetIsnssr..

oREA !, SALH
Dry ooQps a, AUoIIoN, .o
We shall sell, 10 the store A02 Seventh street. on
MONDAY AS59Rs , S 2shhAtt ig, i,vkqa 20
HRAbONABLE DRY 0OODh
The stock consists Of Bleechsd and Boun Cot t1nP,
Qailt- Black AID Oolored AlPaeas, Erepeh and khE:
lish hsrlnos, OassimeIes, Uloths, white ueeds %
eyefy description, Towels NAphlna DoJllea. khaSla,
FurH C1oAks, Hosiery, Gloves, Handkofc htefp, lace
and No, iinEham Curtains, haunslai Hack sd Col.
Dress Goods high oooFed, plsidn, Ladies' UndsIaar
menta, UndHfahlrta and DraWots, and everything
siss ususiiy found IL Art ciass DIR goods boass
Ten thonsAud romusnta Of Dress Goods, uan'on
ard Wool fiAnnela, Table tinen, Ossslmaren, &c.
oEpeotsd. LNhbhuH9H bhO,
aulaaU B.BAMsTAG Co. AuotlJneers.
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HkEbLE, ,kEIyts AND toEAs' EREET2Rhh
HETS, EsdLiSH BaUaSKlS oANpk.rs AND
RUua, sUpENIoR COLLECTION OF
Din TURSnAY MORNING, August ~, ooninsue,
ing Al I'D O'clock. We shall ssll, a. the Tsslls.ss
Of Egnlsmsn declining holssheeplBH. No. III
the superb se.stio1 & tgrP,snEs &C.
Tsrms oash. uhhEN hilliihars
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-23

ROTIOE TO PRE;EMPLloN OLAlMAhIsi,
10 AM 81 ne lands within the toWnAhlps and pAt q
tognship6 AboVa enumerated 10 required TO eatApnlh
mo same % the satisfaction OF the Registers ana re-
oolVgFa % the proper land Ooea, and make p1ynent
therefor practicable Afgf 9eeinh lnll no.
Hoe and baioFe the day appointed for the uo1menGo-
meat 81 the public sale q the lands embracing The
N WILLIS DRuhhpND,
Commissioner Of the uonoEAl Land once
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-23
Hats and Gaps,
STIKEMETz,
Confectionery.

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i,S SsIil DAILY serve fOL I1d'Ss ssd 9sntlsmsn
LUNCH CHANGED DAILY
NJ ArIAna ementa opfnplete Tor supplying Far.
Ties WEDDINGS, DiupeTs, Ae., In the pdSt FIquislls
s2sSS IA on reasonable term" All oFSsIs HIggP'S
suSI dAtcrer md uoulea,Iors II01 = ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-23

FOR PRESIDENT
ULYSSES s. GRANT,
or ILLINOIS.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT;
HENRY WILSON.
OF NAssAcHusETTB.
FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS,
NORTON p. CHAPMAN.