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The national Republican., 1866-07-06
GAIT SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONROE
~ COUNTY, VIRlINIA

This popular Summer hssn will open for the reesp-
t"n of visitors on the let Of JULY and remzin open
until toe last " OCTOBER.
Dr. Mutt Z, Professor ~ surg ry In the Jsfer-ou
Med cal College, PHILADELPHIA from p.r-ouAl oh srva-
ton AVd ehemi"al anays placed these spr pgH the
chronic or organic nature.
Ia visiting ths springs persons will have an opportu-
nty 'f sesng Fairfax station, Manassas Junction, War
rentn, Bull Run, kapldau, 0rsugA Court House, Cor.
dnnsye many other points VI historic Interest In
virginia.
Good Coaches connect with the trains OF the Aexau
dria Orange aud ,irgn,a Central Railroads TO convey
visitors t0 the Springs .i.
Great palms have been taken to put the buildngs and
grounds 10 goOd oId"r anh repair 90.
TIE HoIel will Aeeomm ,dats 400 psrsonsj besides
there are q bumber VI handsome 'ottages Mt up tx
pressly for families.
Terms: Is 80 per day; liberal discount 10 persons
remaiuiug month aud longer Ch ldreu aud ,,rvunts
half pr 70. kCCkLsruN, BALDWIN 4 co.
j.2S-n .H."
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National c.m.t.ry a, Seven Pines.

National Cemetery at Seven Pines.
The National Cemetery ut Seven Pines, Va, has
been completed, and now contains !, $3.50 bodies II
is laid out almost square, being 22l feet front and
22S feet deep, It embraces area Of one and one
sixth acres and Is divided into four sections each
section forming square at each cornsr Of the
ground. gravel walk nine feet wide extends along
the sides between the graves aud the fence, and
walks are laid out through the Genre inteisectns
each OF .sr at right angles In the centre is . cir.
cular mound. on which is erected q flagstaff. or
the 1856 bodies inferred at this cemetery, l5t have
the name and regiment painted on the head, boards,
and l,202 are yet unknown. ....
The national Republican., 1866-07-06

A GERMAN named John A. Heyl, living in
Boston, has Invented a method for lighting aII the
street lamps Ia city simultaneously. Tho ffbt.
ing Of lamps by electricity Is no new thing, but
what Mr. Beyl claims as the new feature In bis
inven Ion 10 stop.eook combined with an electric
bsttsry, by means of which the operator at any
esntrsi point can turn the gas of or on, at bis
pleasure, at the same time igniIing II with the
electric battery. The stOp-oock is the original
nature of the Invention, any number Of which can
BE- opsratsd ct the ssus time by piece Of platina
viss In case the wind blows the gas out, it will
fesits again Of Its osn accord from the heat which
ls sstsipsd In the wires, without any electricity
,~hatsy>r
The national Republican., 1866-07-06

If Andrew johnson needs Q minute vindication
against charges 90 trtpspsrsntly untrue % these
unque.tionabiy are, his work hes indeed been vain
The country knows that every one Of tie inputa-
tlons thus piled together 10 sroundlsss. And the
country will have no mculty 10 discovering the
aaimus or determining the moral authority 81 the
journalist who prints allegations which are rsfutsd
In advance BY the records Of Andrew Johnson's
service
Bat Mr.. Fotnsy hss gone 70. further. Provoked
By the publication Of letter which he addrs ssd
to the President In January last, soliciting the ap
pointmsnt Of friend to the New Yofk Collector
ship and protesting respect and attachment to the
President and his policy, he has for the nonce
dropped "oceasious,n p ssohswsd the editorial, and
In his own proper person rushed into print. Yes,
J. W. Forney addresses the President as my dear
sir," and ,nAiets upon him lengthy epistls, the
exact object Of which IL 10 not easy 70 guess un.
less II be TO frighten the President from telling
further tales about the Aforesaid Forney. Certain
threats with which the epistle impudentiy con.
cludes, admit Of this construction and this only.
Now upon this point We have but one word to say.
Mr.. Forney, Of all living mon, should be most care
fol In regard 10 epistolary wri ing. As "0cca-
sional" or - editor he may enjoy Immunity. But
as the isttsr.vritins J.. W. Fornsy be should re-
member that II was In this capacity he hrst
achieved notoriety, and that whom men read mis-
sivrs with that name attached their minds revert
nnwittingiy to Ger ain other letter, whereof the
Forrest trial gives conclusive evidence That let
,er should be enough for one man's fancy. Y.
Tmss. f..l nj ..-......,,
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsIsD srArss pArKsr oyrI 4,

Z,
On the petition Of LORENZO h Ia grr rth, Of OF ord
i', pr.yit fer the extsu Of patent grsStsd 70
him the 9th day Of October SJ2 rei-sued on the
2eIh Of Nay, 1868 for su improvement. 10 Bre Hiv.s
for seveu years from the pirstion Of said
takes place on the 8 day u October. 1865,
IL Is ordered that the said petition be heard st the
Patent once on MONDAY. the l7th day = sspt-mhsr
1886 l2 O'clock m; and all psrsos are notified 10
htiou ought not to ne granted.
Persons opposing the extension are repaired to hls In
the Patent once their objections, specially set forh in
wrn9, Al a.t ~. nfy days before the day Of hesss
all testimony hed by either party TO be used the said
hearing, must be tsken and ran-Diited In accrdancs
with the rules VI the ONCE, which will bs furnished on
application.
Dispositions aud other papers, relied upon % testi-
mony must be ned In the oes tosnty days before the
ds' Of hearing III. arguments, any, within ten days
after nltug the testimony. l. =.
Ordered ALEC that this notice be published 10 the Re-
PUBLICAN and Tho IntsiHoencer wsshipGon, D. c., and
Ia the Gimme cfai On insa I, Ohio odce week for
three successive weeks the hrs OF -sd publications to
be at least sixty days previous to the day Of bsarg
...... ..f =. .It T. @. THEAKER,
-.. Comm, sioner Of Patents.
p. g. Editors Of the aNovs pApers will please copy
aud send their bills to the Paient once with paper
containing this not &C. jy6 laws~
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TENNESSEE.

Up to late hour last night, nothing had
been telegraphed to the Associated Press in
relation to the Tennessee Legislature, which
was to assemble on the 4th. Gentlemen
lately from Tennessee conclude from this
fact that no quorum can be mustered for the
occasion.
The national Republican., 1866-07-06
N.,,or.l c,m.,.r,.. iI.s.,.s.S

National Cemeteries tlocateds&
The Government has selected sites for two new
National Csmstsriss, and working parties from the
corps under the supervision Of Col. J. N. Moore
A. O. NJ, ars engaged in preparing them for the
reception Of the bodies. One has been called the
Glendale Cemetery, Is situated the Quaker road,
half mile from Charles City road, on the farm Of
Miss Nelson, and opposite Willis church. It con.
tains two acres supposed to be worth SIS per acre
This cemetery viii receive the remains Of those
buried at Har ison's Landing, Frazers Farm and
Malvern Hill The othsris known Is the Point Of
Rocks Cemetery, and is being located on promi-
nent bluff on the banks of the Appomattox. near
the Point Of Rocks. It intended to remove to
this spot all those bodies buried between the James
and Appomattox rive
The national Republican., 1866-07-06

The following appears in the Chicago
Journal Of Tuesday as n telegram from New York:
"In the great trot on the Fashion Course yester.
day, for a purse of 50, OO0 contested by Dexter
General Butler,' and Commodore Vanderbilt !
Dexter was the winner All Ave heats were made
in the tweniies. and the last in 224I the fastest
time on record"
And to the aforesaid "Flora Temple says ns,gh,
as she has trottsd Ave seconds better. n'
The national Republican., 1866-07-06

ss- Wonderful but True I'M sdame Rem-
Earos, the world renowned Astrologst aud somnAm-
buliste G airvoyaut while In eiairyoysnt state de-
liueates the very features Of the person you to
marry. and by the aid Of an Instrument Of intense
power known the Psyehomorsps, guarantees to pro-
duos perfect and life like pieturs Of the future hus
band wife Of the applicant with date Of marriage,
occupation, leading traits Of character &e This 10
imposition, a. testimonials without number assert
BY stating place Of birth, age disposition, color Of eye,
aud hair and enclosing nfy csnts and stamped snys
iops addressed to YOURSELF you will receive the picture
BY return mail, together with desired Information.
Address in confidence, MADAME 0ERrRups REnInoros,
p o. Boz aa7. West Troy NY ocla-dwiy
The national Republican., 1866-07-06
PERSONAL,

SENATOR YArEs has gone to Cape May for
his health. i..
Hon. JoHS CovoDE arrived in town last
evening. H
MAJ. Grr' ToRBErr arrived in town yester-
day, and Is stopping at the Metropolitan.
The national Republican., 1866-07-06
Q sPECIAL NOTIChI.I.

81 Teachers Public sehools.-The COM
mittee on Esaminat Of candidates for positions
tea hers Of public schools will meet In the Couu,il
Chamber, City Hall, on SATURDAY, the 7th inst at
10 o'clock .. m. o. g. F.s. WALSH,
jyeN VI. 10 10 Chairman
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TlAKEN BY THE METROPOLlTAN

l. POLlCE.-A sor'ei Horss with star 90 forehead,
sud Dun colo ed Horse blsIu white fnee--ap
pareniy farm horseswers take from suspic ous per-
sous lwho slleged the be iound estrAy) by the
Metropolitan Polies on the l<ih ult. The ser or
are hereby not hed 10 prove and reclaim said
horses st the once OF the Properly Clerk No. ass Tsnth
street west, prior to 10 o'clock m SATURDAY, the
lnw to the highest cash bidder Ut the B.iaar Of W. L.
WALL Co, es Louis aua syanue. By oder.
Gao X. HsRkiCR, Properly Clerk.
ls W. u. WALL 4 Co., Auctionssrs.
iy4.St Tstsr oopv "
The national Republican., 1866-07-06

TBxrs has been reduction Of about
ers. 500 900 In the national debt during the month
= yass. The fsductop Of the principal Of the
dsks during The ysar ending July let hss been over
f,ino e00, 900. This speoaIsgipg
The national Republican., 1866-07-06

sS-Madam Mounts Pile ssivs-a Valuable
Remedy for that Disease also, Consumption Destroy
or, aud Entire Cure for the Bropohitis Asthma &e
be found at stotts Drug Store. opposite National
Hotel Gimans, near Metropolitan HotslI Fords,
Of Eleventh and Psunsyivauia avsnusj RntwsIes,
corner Of Twelfth and Pennsyivanis Avsnuei Eniott's
Of and Twelth streets, Harbaush's corner OF
Seventh and @. jal2-u
The national Republican., 1866-07-06
THIS ISTO GIVE NOTIOETHATTHE

i subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
u Washington county, In the District oi Columbia,
letters VI on the personal estate Of Sophia
Harvey, late Of Washington, D. O., deceased All
persons having claims against the said ieceassd are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof to the Gubscrbe before the S0th day Of
June nsxti they may otherwise BY Law be excluded
fr,m all benefit Of the said estate.
Given under my hand tbi. s0tb day u Jups, lsss
jySiwsw sAMUtL NORMENT. Admir-.
The national Republican., 1866-07-06
MAYoR's OFFICE, CITY. HALL,

Representatives. having been made that Dogs sup
posed to ie Fab are rnunpE at large, II oaerr Of
animals Of that kud are hereby mot n-d that sot of
running At arge be killed, will ba strictly emf reed
Tor riod ol sig days from s,d Afler uNDAS, the
9th day ofJuiy. HI HARD wALLACH
jy6.4t ...... N.vor
The national Republican., 1866-07-06
DIED.,

On the morning Of July o, 1885, MAnoAREr W. HALE.
TINE N the 5oh ys.r Of her age
The fuasral viii tax place on Friday morning the
eth iu.tapt, at 10 o'clock, rom t. Aioysius church
Friends and relatives are equested to attend.
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III @. L. sTIEBELING 4 60

Have opened a new stand for the sale Of all knds,
Papers, s,stionsry, Cigars &e, at No. sie street. be.
tween rhirtssutt and Fourteenth streets subscriptions
received for ali New York, Philadslphs aad Baltimore
papers, ,sis.ln
The national Republican., 1866-07-06


nsys love letter Of January 2, 1866, AZ, follows:
'Forney has made q reply In which he asserts
that the Presidents policy was not developed on
tho I'd Of January, and threatens to publish the
secret history Of the Presidents conduct on the
day Of his Inauguration as Vice President. As for
the Presidents policy II was we'll known to For.
ney In January as II 10 now. II was developed In
his North Carolina proclamation, issued . year
ago, and could not be mistaken after Congress had
been In session a month. al Forney's ingenuity
and impudence cannot sustain the proposition that
the restoration policy OF the President wonder.
fully crowned with success up to the I'd Of Janu.
ary, and has since beooms infamous with treason
Aud It will not be forgotten that whatever Mr..
Forney knows Of the conduct Of Andrew johnson
on the 4th of March, 1855. was known to him whom
he urged him to be n oaDdidhte for the Presidency
at the conclusion Of his present term Of Office; and
certainly II Forney had been aware Of anything
dishonoring Mr.. johnson, he would not have vol,
unteercd his advice 10 him TO endeavor to remain
in the first position in the gin Of his countryen.
The national Republican., 1866-07-06

A%Breech-Loading Arm.-The Board for
the Examination Of Breeeh Loading Arms, Of whieh Gen
srAi Hancock 10 president, 10 In session at No. o.
winder's Building.
Arms will be received daily between the hours Of II
.. IN. and 2p. NJ, until further notice ..
Inventors requested to submit their In per.
or by agent TO the recorder Of the board.
W. OWENS,
Capt. 9th .. s. Cav. Brew. Lieut. Col. U.sA,
mhI2.u Recorder.
The national Republican., 1866-07-06

The largest income in Chicago is that of
p scbuttler, the wagon manufsctursr-$ISO,7 I'll
The second 10 that Of 9. II. Mccormick, the reaper
1856,
The national Republican., 1866-07-06
.THElDEPARTMENTS.g u
Post Once Departments. .

Post Once Department.
FoREIeS MAILS. - 0n Saturday, the 7th inst
mall steamers will depart from New York - fol-
Iowa: f-'.....r'..,-. ..,-... fl Iff'I %
For Europs via Falmouth spd navrs.
For Ireland via Qassnstown. ....'s 4f'H
For Usrman Sitter via Hamburg. 111 =
Corrsspondsnes from tails city should not 10
matted later than By the postal car, which leaves
our depot ssei o'clock. ~
fAenv POST opyIcrs. .-.l i..i ~
Virginia. new Vfiee 10 established at Piusy
Grove, Prince George county, and Sarah O, Hob6s
appointed postmistress. go
irsinia-R.opsn the following oassss ssd make
il,llsboro', Chesterfield county William N. Mar.
tin, po-tmaster. ..Hlrl ~ tI.tsr.rlI-.- i
Prince Geory,c O. H., Prince Georges eounty-
Ovid Sherman. postmaster.
M1a.t clfton, shenandoah county o.ah.
arine Mckelyey, post mistress. 81
Head Of Waters, Highland county-A. v. Dew.
erick, postmaster. '.E .- .. 'Hrf HFs 81.
At sperryvilis, Rsppshannock county, sppoint
Ii. L. Msrtsfee, postmaster, vice A. K Msrrsiss,
resigned. I
Al Littl.ton, Sussex county. sppont willisu II.
Lains, postmaster, vice William h. Glovsr-csunot
take the oath. VI ...H at~' ..rH bon e4g
West Virgiuia.-Estabsh once st Topin's Grove,
Jackson county, and appoint Thoras X. Park
as postmastsr between Murrsysvills and Writ
Psnusyivania -Estnb blish nm once at Rsinbold's
Station, Lancaster county, jesse Rsiubold, post
master, on route from Columbia to keuding.
Appoint tdwin s. Loomis as postmsstsrI II West
Burlington, Bradford county, vice Timothy 8. aris
void, resigned.
Mail Messengers AT Forktown Md. Edward
Guney is appointed to supply Office from railroad.
In Pennsylvania, sutton's CDrnsrs, from railroad,
john Qelvin Ia designated.
At Cia,k. Pa 8. Q. Simopton.
Route No. 45Oo, Va, Matssx to Painspviils,
John W. Taylor, Of Painesvilie, Va, having fled
his oath, contract with him to convey mails on this
route twice Q week.
The national Republican., 1866-07-06
MARRIER.

On the ID Instant the Rev Mr. gillette, at the
tdeuce Of the brides mother, d. B. CASTLE ESQ., lsia
cAptsin In the United States army, to Miss ANNIE
BIaHoP, both Of ssh,pgtou, D. c.
The national Republican., 1866-07-06
Fr.edmsn,s Dur..u Circular,

Freedmen's Dureau Circular.
The Commissioner Of the Fresdasu's Bursau has
addressed circular to all officers on duty with the
bureau, calling their attention to General Order
No. 80, from the War Department, publishing an
act approved June IA, 1865, to requisite and secure
the safe keeping Of public money entrusted to dis.
bursting officers Of the bureau stationsd at places
where there Is Treasurer or Assistant Treasurer
of the United States, who deem It essential to the
public interest that they be authorised 10 deposit
the public money for which thay are responsible,
in any other public depository to keep in any
other manner will report the facts aud make sppli-
cation to the Commissioner In order to obtain the
necessary authority, as provided for in section LIST
Of the above.named act. ~
The national Republican., 1866-07-06
DOR sALE-THE FURNITURE IN A

IL private house on O Feet souln, few .oors from
tue city railroad The house oontAins eight rooms
Possession OF furniture and house given
Address y. T., u this once, rHTT-GI.EEI
The national Republican., 1866-07-06

AS Pensions.--Copies Of the Republican
containing the "Aet to the several acts
relating topeusons approved June O. can be obtained
at this Office. Price, 8 cents per copy. a.
The national Republican., 1866-07-06

~ To the Citizens Of GeorgetoSvn.-Ar-
rangsmsnts have been made to havstheI EPuBLicAs de-
hversd promptly and regularly every morning to sub
seribsrs in every part Of Georgetown.
Subscriptions will be received BY W. WHITING, at
his News Stand In the Post once Congress street. who
Is the agent for Georgetown, aud to whom all com.
plants will hereafter bs made. ......r
Tsrms-75 cents per month, payable to the Agent.
Je2s-H -..... -"st .tW
The national Republican., 1866-07-06

A%Amauuensis.-Person desiring the
Vices Of q CoPYhr ofAMANUENsIs, can be accommo.
dated by lady who writes neat aud plain hspd, by
applying at No lss Sixth street west, between N and
N streets north. .., a. a...rr ap2s.u
as- Marriage and Celibacy, an Essay Of
Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also, Dis
eases and Abuses which prostrats the vital powers,
with Of relief Sent free Of charge In sealed
letter envelopes. Address DR.. J. sKILLIN HoU0Hrok
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. spl7-sm
= ~ Moth and Frsokles.-Ladiss anicted
with Discolortons the Face called moth patches
freekiss, should use Perry's Celebrated Moth aud
Frsctls Lotion It's infalbls PREPARED by Or, B. O.
PERRY, Dsrmatologis 40 Bond street. New YorR. Sold
by all druggists in Washington and elsewhere Price
u myi7-tt&sSm
The national Republican., 1866-07-06

AS- hotlce.-Potomac Division, No. II,
Sons Of Tempersnoe will meet at their hail. Congress
strs'., osorgstown,D D O., TOMORROW tFridsy) At
to attend the fuasrai Of late brother, Richard
Davis. All sons Of Temperance fratsrpaily invited
to attend jy6 1t
~ First National Bank, JaIy q, $780,
NEW PivE CANT CoIN.-wo are now prepared TO
furuisu orr customers with the New Five Cent Coin In
sxchangs for United States or NArobai Bant Notes,
without charge. WIN. 8, HUNTINGTON,
jy4-n Cashier
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-07-25
Presentment of the Grand Jury
In Regard to the Public Build
ings.
Butler County, SIS.

S'"etcf -NNfJj 90
The Grand inquest inquirng in and for the County Of
Butler at February Sessions 1906 made tho following
PIesentmeLt to wit:
The Grand Jury In and for the County Of Butler.
ommends the Commissioners Of said County to build
new jan practicable, and that the fence
around the Court House be cleaned and well painted and
whatever necessary repairs the Court House may need
be made. W. G. ADAMS,
February 2s, 1886. Foreman.
And the Grand Inquest inquirng aud for the County
of Butler to June sessions 1866, made the following
presentmeBt, to wit:
The Grand Inquest of the County Of Buterdo respect.
fully present.
Thai examined the Jail Of said County, in tho Bor
ongh Of Butler and find II utterly unfit for the for
which it is intended. There for keeping
separate the male and female inmates Its 80 arranged
that IL is impossible to remodel the Jail, effect
any permanent or important change. The Jail Is be-
sides in our opinion too small and unhealthy being
damp and murky. We, in short, condemn the Jail
worse than useless by being positively untitled hab
tation for any human being. Its inhuman TO put and
keep men, much females, in such hole. Attor.
neys cannot and consult with their Clients in the
jail thout great Inconvenience well discomfort
Ills, In our Judgment an outrage dccency and hu.
mantty, and disgrace to the County. We therefore
earnestly advise and recommend the demolition Of the
old Jail and the immediate erection Of a We
further present that the Jail and its surroundings
WE'LL neatly, and comfortably kept present by the
sheriff and his good wife as is possible We farther
recommend the Commissioners of the County, to have
the Court House insured as possible, in u
approaching may be its original cost, In
one or more responsible Insurance Companies.
opinion of the attentive and gentlemanIy attention
of worthy District Attorney, w H. H. Riddle, Esq
(signvd) ALEX. GILLESPIE, Foreman.
And now to wit: Juno s, 1866. Tho Clerk Is directed
to publish this Presentment in the papers of Butlo
County. BY the Court.
Certified this 26tk day Of June, 1865.
june II, 1866 Clerk.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-07-25
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