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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-06-05
[Fort the REPUBLICAN,


This is the word of the Lord unto
Le~iabbabel, saying, not by might nor by
power, but by my spirit, saith the Lord
OF hosts. 1t was the spirit of God, that
caused Cyrus to issue the proclamation
for The children of Israel to return to
Jerusalem, and the spirit moved Ezra,
Nehemiah and Zerubbabel to go un and
rebuild the city, andthe temple. and not all
the might aid power of earth combined
could stop the work, for it was done by
the spirit of the Lord, and so we find that
the wisdom OF men have always failed,
when in opposition to the spirit of God
as in the past, so at the present, and many
OF our Preachers at the present day, spend
much time IN arranging their sermon in a
systematic style, to be heard of men, and
when they have preached their sermon,
they will think that they have preached a
big sermon, but how humiliating to find
that God is not pleased with him or their
sermon, because it is not preached in the
power and demonstration of the spirit of
God. Neither do we find many souls
converted by such sermons, and we very
seldom hear of any great number of con-
versions under very eloquent preachers,
very seldom indeed; because it has no
spirituality to enlighten the understand
ing, neither does it please God to use the
excellency of words for conversion. As
the Apostle Paul said "when | came to
You | came not with excelleLc y of speech
or of wisdom, declaring unto you the
testimony of God, for l determined
not to know any thing among you save
Jesus Christ, and him crucified, and nv
speech, and my preaching was not with
enticing words of mans wisdom; but in
demonstration of the spirit and of pow
er." Then let us follow the example of
Paul, and the council of James: if any
man lack wisdom, let him ask of God,
who giveth literally of his spirit to all
who ask in faith then let US lay self
aside, and go forth in the spirit and pow
er of Elijah's God.
r. SCHROEDER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-06-05

A few days since a man committed SUI
icide by drowning in Chicago river near
the Madison Street bridge. The body
was identified by a boarding house keep
er and a saloon clerk, as that of a man by
the name of John l.. Kelly. Kelly's
father lives in st. Louis. He was Motif
ed of the death came to Chicago to claim
the body of his son-identified the body
ordered an expensive casket in which
to take the body to st. Louis, for burial
but before the coffin was ready to receive
the body, Kelly, who was supposed to be
dead, returned to his boarding house.
Kelly had been turned out Of the beard
ing house on account of his inability to
pay for his board. The father was over
joyed to find his son alive-paid his in
d~ebtedness and requested his son to re-
turn home with him, but the young scape
grace refused to go. Old gent gave him
$50 and left him to the tender mercy of
Chicago.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-06-05
Prices to suit the times.
Beyond the Mississippi.

Thousands have already gone, and thou
sands more are turning their eyes towards
new homes in the fertile west. To thoes
going to Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Col.
orado, Utah, Wyoming, Nevada, Oregon
or California, we recomeud d cheap, safe,
quick and direct rout Uia. st. Louis, over
the Missouri Pacific Railroad, which runs
its fine Day Coaches and Pullman Sleep
ers from st. Louis to principal points in
the West, aoithout chdnge. We believe
that the Missouri Pacific Railroad has the
best track and the finest and safest equip
ment of any line west Of the Mississippi,
and its connections with roads further
West are prompt and reliable. The Texas
connection of this road is now completed,
and passengers are Of1erd a first class, all
rail route from St. Louis to Texas, either
over tho Missouri, Kansas & Texas r. R.,
U6G SeddhG, or over the Atlantic q Pacific
r. r., giG FindtG. For maps, time tables,
information asto rates, routes, &c, we
refer readers to |. G Wheeler, North
ern Passenger Agent, 70 Lloyd ST., Buff
alo, N. Y or E A. Ford, General Passen-
ger Agent, st. Loueis, Mo. Questions
will be cheerfully and promptly answered
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-06-05

No. 1. Daily except Monday; Nos. 2. S. ands
Daily except Sunday Nos. 3 and e Daily; No. 4
Daily, except Saturday and Sunday.
+. r. MYERS, Gen. Pass. 81 Ticket Agt.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-06-05

Laporte has a pet steam boat. 1t was
caught in the Kalamazoo River, and
tanned. Brought around by Lake Mich
igan to the St. Joseph River. Was kept
in the pure waters of the st. Jo., between
South Bend and Mishawaka. After
pleasing the people for a while along
the St. 10. it was taken overland to Hud.
son Lake, in Laporte County, where it wal
discovered, admired, and coveted by
Capt. Crawley, of Laporte. The Capt. il
now its delighted wner 1t is ffty-twc
feet long and fifteen wide. The Capt. has
a large number of ship carpenters put
ting the vessel in order. He is now ask
ing for an appropriation 10 improve the
navigation of Clear Lake, Pine, Stone
Muckshaw &c.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-06-05

Pittsburg, Fl. w. & Chicago
C Condensed Time Card-March "a.
TRAINS CONC wEcT
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-06-05
@edifal Autife.
DvERTIsEXENT.l
DIR. Il. NJ. Eamper.

oRTHoPEDic SURGEON, cnres and straighte us
Cross Eyes instantaneously, and operates and trea Is
successfully all diseases of the Eye; cures Club
Foot, and in fact the doctor operates for any dis
ease or injury that requires a surgical operation !;
also has never failed TO cure any case of fits, no
matter of hoW long standing. rheumatism, Diabe-
ties, or any disease of the Urinary Organs.-Win
cure ~Scrofula, also Consumption in its primary
stages. The doctor treats diseases by a new and
scientific method, and his remedies do not i~rritate
the constitution, but their good effects are very
soon recognized by the parties VIII, are fortunate
enough to be the recipient. of his He
does not pretend to be an advertising quack," but
takes this method of informing the suffering that
there still remains a chance of being cured, and if
the doctor cannot relieve you, he win honestly tell
You so.
l will also say one word to females who are sufe
ferlng from diseases peculiar to their sex. | hav-
treated several hundred, and must say that / have
never yet failed to effect a radical cure. Enclose to
me a three cent stamp for a reply, and give me a
full history of your complaint. Ii, however, you can
come and submit to a personal examination you
had better do so. Plenty of reference from people
IN good standing given upon application. will
also add that am a regular graduate of medicine
and surgery, and have paid very particular attention
all its branches. Address
f. NJ. LAMPER, NJ. D.,
Julyll-Tl. Chenoa, Ill.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-06-05

Our VILLAGE WEEKLY News, is the
name of a new paper published in Bunker
Hill, Miami County, Indiana, Jasper M.
Keys publisher. In the first number
sent US by a friend is a report of a public
meeting of citizens, called for the purpose
of taking into consideration the grading
and improving of streets. This is a
in the right direction.
The Neaos says: Mot less than 400
travellers per week on an average, the
year round, stop at Bunker Hill"-20,S00
people every year, wonder why that old
a is the only Railroad depot in the
place.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-06-05
Emigration Turning!
Cheap Farms in South. west Missouri,

The Atlantic & Pacific Railroads. ompa-
ny offers 100000 acres of land in Cen
trail and South Missouri, at from So to
S12 per acre, on seven years time, with
free transportation from st. Louis to all
purchasers. Climate, soil, timber, mineral
wealth, school, churches and law abiding
society invite emigrants from all points
to this land offruits and flowers. For par
ticulars address A. Tick, Land Commits
sioner, st. Louis, Mo.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-06-05
WORLD.

Greater quantity, better quality, and better loca
ted Real Estate for less money, and on more favor
able terms than can be had of any other person,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-06-05

600.
The old PHOENIX of Hartford, assets over
81, 100000 After paying Boston losses and all 9TH
er liabilities. Pay no attention to what others say
about these Companies of the agency. Come and
learn the facts.
The old NEW YORK LIFE, assets over $50, Oo0,-
600. The most liberal and safest Company in the
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-07
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Il fore existing between the undersigned. con.
tractors uD Ter the name and style Of Parker.
Hood 1 Co.. y this day dissolved by mutual
consent. H. q. PARKER,
A. B. BROWN,
GEO. ]. n IOD.
Ca-son City. July 81. 1873. sualua
National Republican., 1873-12-03

and retained the respect and confidence Of
the people Cen, Grant Ia to-day stronger
than the party, and the partY leaders should
see to II that thsy do not mske II stIll weaker.
There Is no use uhatcver Id di'guisipg isets
md deceiyhg otrscivcss ne situadoe d
the prsssut time D more chtical t1en ithas
boon at my psriod In the hlstcr1 Of The
party. Thirteen yoap Of posIpr have
loosened the tics of psrty discipllnc. A new
ecncrstion hss grown mp since esmt4r vas
fred upon. We have new Ideas, hew wants,
new aspirations, new ambitions, and the old
party leaders who have been harping upon
the war and the issues Of tho war must como
up TO higher plane Of statcsmanshlp, to a
newer and more active field Of cndoavor, or
step aside. The United States Of to-day
is altogether different country from the
United States Of 1850. The Republican party
has given II au education In politics, In gov
ernmcntal economy, such As no country and
no people ever possessed, The mistake Of
the party managers At the present time Is
that they are behind the people instead Of
abreast Of them. We sec this In the West,
In the South, and even In tho more timid and
conservative East. Else, why tho demand
for the building Of railroads and canals BY
the Government from section which was
yesterday, as II were, q wlldcrncss-th
great American descrt-and Is to-day tccni-
Ing with life and activity that Is the marvel
Of the whole world. In the Presidents mos.
sage we have the best appreciation that has
yet been given OF tho future. Lot US soc
whether the Statesmen" at the Capitol will
understand II.
National Republican., 1873-12-03
SPECIE PAYMENTS.

Senator Sumner has introduced a bill In
the Senate for the purpose Of reaching specie
payments In about one year and half by
substituting compound-lntcrest notes for
legal tenders. This would give us u redeem
able currency bearing interest In the place Of
our present irredccmable legal tonders. The
objection to this proposition Is that 1t would
add three to four hundred millions to our In
terest-bcaring Indebtedness, and induce the
boarding Of The compound-intcrcst notes,
which In tims would result In rapid instead
Of gentle" contraction Of the currency to the
amount boarded.
1t Is difficult to sec wherein this proposl-
ton excels In any respect that proposed by
the Postmaster General, while the latter has
the merit Of borrowing the money from the
poorer classes Of the people with which TO
supply the place Of legal tenders as they arc
gradually withdrawn, and at the same time
affording them national security for their
savings. The withdrawal Of three hundred
and fifty millions Of legal tenders from clrcu-
lation In the space Of year aud half, as
proposed by Mr.. Summers bill, would prove
anything but gentle" contraction, ard
would result In hrinkago Of values per-
fcctly ruinous, but is quite as practicable q
scheme as could be expected from that
source.
National Republican., 1873-12-03
rnK DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
tFrom tht Presidents Messagc.l

From thd Presidente MeesaHel
"undcr tho very efficient management Of
tho Governor and Board of Public Works Of
this District the city Of Washington Ia rap
Idly assuming the appearance Of q capital Of
which the natisn may well DO proud. From
being most unslghtly place three years ago
dlsagreeablo TO pass through In summer In
consequence OF the dust arising from unpavcd
streets, and almost impossible In the winter
from the mud, II Is now one of the most
slightly cities In the country, and can boast Of
being the best paved.
''The work has been done systematically;
tho plans, grades, location Of sewers, water
and gas mains being determined upon before
the work was commenced, thus securing
permanency when completed. l question
whether so much has ever been accomplished
before, In any American city, for the same
expenditures. The Government having large
reservations in the city, and the nation al
large having an interest In their capital,
recommend liberal policy towards the Dis
trict Of Columbia, and that the Government
should bear Its Just share Of the expense Of
these improvements. Every citizen visiting
the capital fcclsa pride In It's growing beauty,
and that he, too, Is part owner Of the invest
mcnts made hero.
~ would suggest to Congress the propricty
of promoting the establishment In this District
Of an Institution Of learning or university, Of
the highest class, by the donation OF lands.
There Ia no place better suited for such IN
institution than the national capital. There
Is no other place In which every citizen Is &C
directly Interested"
National Republican., 1873-12-03

SENATOR MORRILL,, OF W., proposes to
address the Senate to-day upon his resolu'
tion, introduced On Monday, instructing the
Committee on Finance to consider tho ex-
pcdlency Of reporting bill providing for
free banking and tho resumption OF specie
payments on the lst OF January, 1870" 1t
ia supposed that the Senator will attempt tI
show the feasibility Of paying seven hundred
millions Of specie on demand, In addition to
accruIng interest, with tive hundred millions
now In the country.
National Republican., 1873-12-03
COMMITTEE ON WAR CLAIMS.

The President calls attention in his mes
sage to the magnitude Of the demands with
which the Government is menaccd In con
nection with claims on account Of the latt
war, aggrcgating already many millions, OIL
file in the Departments. These claims, inter
mingled with those Of oil other kinds before
the general Committee on Claims, have moi
hitherto been tested and examined with sum.
cient scrutiny. Congress took wise pre-
cautlonary step yesterday In appointing a
Committee on War Claims, and 1t is hoped the
Speaker will constitute 1t Of the ablest legal
talent In the House. There Is scarcely a
committee on the list that will deal with such
vast pecuniary interests to the Government,
and the highest ability and most rigid In
tcgrity are demanded In the men who shall
constitute the committee.
National Republican., 1873-12-03

AND now Mr.. SUMNER has added another
to his utopian hobbies In the shape Of peace
resolutions, looking 10 tho adoption Of arbi-
tratlon as a substitute for war everywhere In
the determination Of international differ
enccs. He recites In his preamble the fact
that France and Prussia have recommended
Ii among other Powers. but seems to have
forgotten that they have since demonstrated
Its utter impracticability as general rule by
indulging in a most sanguinary and sacrif-
nlal WAR
National Republican., 1873-12-03
Ry GREEN q WILLIAMS, Ase,isseers,
ID No. iooi. northwest corner Tenth and D streeta
TRpsTEE,s sALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es.
FAEE CIV iif YTHFF AF HGqEInXksrERs EH1GsqEInXksrERs PAHr OF

Si;s :! "a sS;s ss9 S,!ss s:sS.s.d "a l1s =
G.. Es;iSipSiSs VA SsSs SSsssS sSs s. Y: SsiaS
h issh DSe.%sss . sSss';. itiTS.,Sa Gs
mated q Lot AMylxo is5j IN Lsonsrd !, cSSp@sns
IN clusiye, In square three hundred and SIXTY four
!set IN the city Of wsshinSton, District Of Jolum.
hrieh Dweliins. with Q tvostory aud basement
bacs building. With modern improvements, losatiop
streets northwest -
TsInsj one third cash: balance IN six and twelve
per annnm, and secured by a deed of trust on ths
Pgrchsss Two Sandrsd Dollar. q down We on on az 'S q
ale. and y ne term: are not complied With II Ave
IiEht % resell tho propsriy i the iii and ooss oS
s n .ans SE ,sdyssnE three
'S aSselMwraa: ods dSikS N8hHt @ihftaE Tsss:
National Republican., 1873-12-03
RY WIN. L. WALL. q co., Auctisaeers,
ID (NeH Marble BuildinT.) -
Nos. 30 and su1 fsnnsyfyania avenue. corner Of
TRuaTEk.s BALE

ny virtue Of !. .Sssd p issss. ds.ed October, !.
ss aa Y sSiSsi isnd r,eoss. ss. Ss . sPgS: es
as, Il Be S \ & 3 9 P y S
Prsmise.. that valuable proIerty IN aeorsst2vn
and aa,sen tisS and one hundred And sisieea, tis
u gsorsstoyn. st the e sGu.hye:Ns 4 tn,srs senon q
conslstins Of Iarfc, double three story Brlcf
ard Pettft ~ IN =
Terms Of sale. st.ooo 10 be paid In cash, and ths
residue IN three equal ins'sllnenis at sir twslys
by NOTES and deed Of trust Tho terms OF sale
must be complied with within one week after GALE,
tho risk and cost o( tiis hr.l IqfchassS.
poisd W. L. WALL o co., Auots.
National Republican., 1873-12-03
DY u. II. WARMER,
I'D Heal EAtate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. ~ Soventh street., between O and Y.

rbYsTsEs 81 kYSa q yESsst LIE FsEts 81
MsJkEET MAR NINTH. Ar AUoI Ios -,
On asSGssss Sss BE-
WI ,;s .s'|: :; n:
Sadsf toSt 81 s prsn,ss, so.s sssssn s
ipston, n u. b sriet d Columbia, and tnoyn md
s:S :ssss, y ;s:s;ssS,Ps n y AZ, fssss:
suodiysion q original lot. numbered epe. two
sanSr.S nd nd arsSsishi, tsssJ witSsSs Improve
81 \ .s y;ss: y yss c,s .s s1.c. 70.
ment aud MAnsaId roof. and meyer occupied. The
en- dus on saess trusts Is s and interest
e S. ]: g lrs e ~ 3 :sl re- :ss:s
yssSs q jios VIII ,n,sPs:s y sss pss cent. bsy:
E III @ samSe1sd tSen,y ST, VIII Be- sold rsb,sc. sos
deed oi trust o. same date RECORDED In Llber no.
40. folio -, 70 sccuro Z loan Of etAla hr Ave-
ysais interest o. ten pcr oeua' psysois semiAn'
Terms; Ono third cash. aud the balance In two
eqlai inttalIments a. siI and tweve months. With
Ss y q as
is.i prspcrty 3 snssssd on. % Scsvsysselns % i MI;
d.s s.s.s g :ss
issiiss pafcSssss s sf,se ssc S ssSs @ Ssse saysf:
inoTsSisodsds Ut. coiBwELL. salesman.
sT-rmE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
oonheguon.e 81 the inclemency o. the westher
nd Until sAruhDAY' pse'%Per lT1 s,%S 1q, hour
decsd .. t. C0LDwELI., ssi,smsn.
National Republican., 1873-12-03
RY .. Mob. TIMoNEY a. CO.,
ID Real Estate Brokers and Auctlopeers, 81
6si street. under Second National BASk.
TRgsTEE,s SALE on IYALQABLE PROPERTY
IN hEM hTRRRTsF ShSEFf kYYsosTgk rsTET6Ek
~. MPRQyEp pY Tw0BfORY FRAME

BY virtue u : deed % trus. 70 me.da.ed March u.
lOfolio No ig one Of the land records for Wanting
ton county, pistrict o. Oolumbis, and Il the writ
ten reSHsse % ths party ssc9red ,hsrsby wll ss,
NiS3NPpzY: :ths Sa Sa d.y q bsG.n6ef. A b. ins III
square numbered esa. - the ssme are desigpited
and described the platr and plans Of the city OF
WAshinston. y. vy and contained within the fol.
on New Jersey avenue, q tho northwest corner of
right angles with said avenue one hundred and
twenty ak uei) feet and eiFht 90 inches; thence
eAs, sixty 70 feet thence south sixty (6o) feet Ave
and quarter tbtD inehes; thence sonthvesteriy 10
ssid avenue one hundred and eishtyaWo tisll }eet
ten u0l inches; and thence AlonN the line of sHid
place q besisninsS Sthe same containing s.ss
Term. ~ ssisi one ihi,d cash; balance in sir
chsser besgins. ten psr cent inferred, secured By
asPSsI, q sl0S ~ Ne dsyS ssls' spS " con:
cf s.le sfe not complied with 10 seven days from
the day OF sale the tnstco reserves the right 70 re-
soil the property, At the risk and cost % the de-
faultng puIohaseri after i've days advertisement
ip Il on. one or more Of the newspapers publishsd In
dFoRSsE SSs v, = wE,ISssFy SIssS5 ErSS,,ss ES
dsi.N.wSFSds Gueiiohesis.
National Republican., 1873-12-03
BACK PAY OF CoNeRKssMNs.

lawn VT sVhNNNhn-NNtNAs
The bill introduced by sebatsf Conkling
relating TO certain monsys appropriatcd to
members Of Congress - designed 10 so cover
those pnoneysnlnto the Treasury that there
csn hS<ss ftef no question ss 10 the title TO
the ataopnt. fhs matter is one Of much I'm
portascs, as his now held by Treasurer Spin
nsr that the faiiars by Congressmen TO draw
thplr pay or thoir act Of returuing II to the
rrcasury docs nct prevent thoir heirs from
It's redl.inatlon lu the future. The passage
Of such q law as Is proposed by Senator
Conkfiug viii give quictus to the cheap
arts Of any demagogues who may have pro-
posed TO take the credit Of great virtue by the
refusal Of their back pay with the iptcntiop
Of enjoying Its use after tho excitement ro-
gardlng II had subsided.
Wa PRINT this morning, in our telegraph,
columns, q special dispatch from Philadelphia
giving . very full report Of the proceeding
yesterday In the Supreme Court Of Ponusyi
vania, In the case Of the application Of Ger
tain citizens OF Philadelphia to restrain The
election officers appointed by the Constitu
tionai Convention, for tho purpose Of con
ductlng the special election ordered for III,
adoption or rejection OF the new constltu
tion, on the 16th Of December. This Is |
case Of extraordinary interest TO the poopl,
Of Pennsylvania, and the issues involved il
tho contest, and the array Of legal talent en-
gagged on both sides, will make II case o
special interest TO the general public. Yes
terday the Court heard m argument for tn,
petitioners, BY Mr.. Gowcn. To-day Mr.. Bid
die viii reply on behalf Of the Constitutions
Convention. Tho argument will probabl!
consume three or four days, and decision
cannot be looked fot before the close Of tn
prcssst week.
National Republican., 1873-12-03
DY D. n. WARMER,
y ,.I Real % E.,sts BE- Bs9ts5 e., and Asctionssr, Y

TBgsJEE,s . SALE %, A. pEsIEApLE TX0,..
ESEb6iIEEHssT Al SS3 SSsSEkS fifTHSE,TH ASb
" STS 4 siS a 1is 2 B.p EsS2 ss2
!scofdsd IN ii6sr No si fiiS d d ons % of The Land
nccords 70. Washington county. In the District Of
sSs Prs%i:s.. on EaussDXsY, DsssmSs;r D; !. % i%s =
sEoapa sitI.is. lying and being y Wsshlpsto9
twenty Ave- f2sl Y er.on's don q sqnArs
numbered two hundred and six. tas,) fronting
twenty feet three inche. on street. with depth Of
one hundred feet. tosether with the imprpvemenis,
consisting Of nest two story brick dwelling THIS
RropsIty Is ioostsd In rapidly improving psrs of
TsrS,s: ssS sna interest q Ten ps cent pe. sp:
balance IN snd e months. for which the notes of
and secured 81 deed q trust on he propsrsy, VII
es ~ tshsn Al eonvsy.noing steost q the pglohissf;
terms % sac are not COMPLIED with ln ssven days.
Z; ne .isi 3 and So. ci Tie dsf.alsns paic6ssct
Newspaper published In wsssHipEscP s SisX DsG
.,, :, :, 49,, 1T. r.qoLswfESEEIn. s.is!an;sssss. ia;sss
National Republican., 1873-12-03
sixTH AND 3 hTRREf5 NoKTHwEsTf Al

y S5ss az e esss & TX. sf:E's I I'd sff as
NJ. reoorded n hber sn: icii9 sss 2 ss9 one %
Ss. md y he written Request q he psrty hoiain
iss ssfSaS Sss "
Der, A. D. is7s, ate O'Clock p m, on the premses,
n shS,s q Ss.,ain pascss 9. psIsss e EIY1d q .hs
plat books and ocial records - rarts Of lots one
W and two S2l IN square four hundred and nifty:
eleven inches on Sixth street west and one hun.
drcd and sixteen Qis) fsot nine % inches on north
fss@ y % sSosssnS pslsH sssf. with in
terest thereon. At the rate of ten io) per cent per
eIpsnsss % sale, in cash. and tbs balance 81 one
and two YEAR,: for which the purchaser = to give
cent rer annum, and secured By deed Of Gust on
tss .sf saa q rs sC q
novn a.a. i9s kftiE3 2 KSFshRy SSAtHSFi FSs S:ss:
National Republican., 1873-12-03
Fature Days.

pY VIM. l.. WALL q Co, Auc,isneer.,
ID New Marble Building,
No. 800 and soa PsnnsyiyAnta avenue. corner Ninth
street
The sale Of CARPETS adysrtissd for MONDAY.
1ss;ssS a%e'a au.il fRfSaS' 1Hi6nsfSd Ssesn6sr & ~
Sale percmptory TO close advances, charges, DC.
dec7A w. L. MALL CO.. Aucts-