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GALE OF UNITED STATES MILI.
~ fARY RAILROAD PRoPasrY.
.. o'ro. % A''r, sin. q; - I MI r. R.l
wAsusurcs, D. O., Aussst 4 isss'
Will = sSlt q Psbiis Aus@los q Aiss ssdr,s. Va
Sn Aasus =, The balsass Of UntsI btatss
Military RaresA PfopsstI ssnAi.ise On hanI q thst
f.o sesosd sisss ssrIisssSis tssonouy. R.s,p..
"9srs ~. ssas. builder; sesgs. isst y isshss
One hradrsd pairs ,kaai Oar Whssis On Axiss
Seventy toss 'f Rsiirsal Iron (Ss ibs 10 he ysrS
ggy gsesy a.. % aa..a sssyss svo afsss. ton Hydr.ais
p.,,s1 n M,ousst .nd Cs.t Scrap Iron, seeoad hand
H.n,e aos9 sHsss Chair, Reb6sr tssps, Breed Axes,
nsah , rs,orn sad coaatss Scales, Lsstsr.s, Oars,
Ha: Srs.: nsSi,s III sss'sy Of fo'Asr articles, also.
~. y :s.ss.s. i 10 o,.ie.s = :. .. d. x,,,.,,
Railroad wharf, whsss The yss Rsiro.S irop
AZ Gar Wheel. are stored The balance Of The articles
a., an % ssl1 q hs Railroad Supply stors near the
Wiil sle hs :eld st n.sburgh. Pa, at II o'eloes, a.
n. On TUESDAY, August ssE
kisyen new Boz Cars, hvs fest sauRs, Psuuock
Coz ksnnes e9ssrs Chester county, Pens ,buiidsrs n
Iefms Vash, - 0oysrnneAt fands.
Any uthsr Information relative TO the Propertv vill
bs furnished on application as this ones
-. su. MAJOR ..d A. q. l.: I i. ossi1IY; = HIY;,.
a
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WASHINGTON WEATHER.-It will be seen
from the following record Of the thsrmomstsr at
Thompson's Owen House that Washington 10 cool
ing of: So, m, 49, u N Ia Q. 2. m. 1oi.
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TotAi. o25O, 900
The will be made after the concert on the stage
Of the THEATRE where three thousand persons can vii.
to superintsnd the same.
Printed lists Of awards will be published and supplied
to agents and Ticket holders. Parties having ucksts
will retain them until afer the awards made and II
their numbers sppear In the list they will forward their
tickets Immediately with full dreetons to the ship
ping Of goods deeds for the properly Tickets for sale
at ali the principal Hotels Book and Music Stores In the
city, and at the Headquarters, In the Mammoth Fair
Bulding for the the Soldiers and Sailors Ma
tionAl Orphans Home fund, Of Seventh street
and PennsylvaniA avenue, Washington, d. @.
The Directors appeal 10 the bsraty Of the people 10
give this enterprise their kind support and thersby a.
sst In relieving the wants Of the Orphans Of our isn
comrades.
CARD "A large number Of tickets remaipips unsoid
Will be necessary 10 postpone the drawing until
THURSDAY the llth Of October 1899, at which time ii
will positively occur,
The many syindl,ng schemes that have been pre-
sented 70 the public during the past few months some
what delayed our sales, uttl We able to satisfy
the people throughout the country that this enterprise
Directors are confident Of the sale Of every ticket and
have allotted sutoisnt time to guarantee the sales
without Any further postponemsnt
MAJOR 4. HALL, President Soldiers and Sailors
BERGER, WILLIAM AoRsE, Managing Directors.
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BYTEL.EaRAPH
rro zee y 8
The National Republican.
FROM EUROPE By TIE CABLE.
THL AUSTRO-PRUSSIAN WAR.
Tho fuee Prevents q Grat Pmnian Victory.
CLOSE OF THE ARMIsTTCE.
THE ITALIANS GAIN A VICTORY.
RENEWAL OF WAR PROBABLE.
UNITED STATES MONEY In EUROPE.
The Liberals RSpulsed II Mckee.
TH = ono L ERA REPORTS.
rauS, ~-v,S -AS.~ -~-n-.
LATh NEwa kAoM nuRoPE.

Atlantic Cabls-nsws from Euisps u the
Cesfsrsnes-rivs Twsnsiss esx.
N.w Yo.., Asgss. 4..Th. Associated Press
LoxpoS, August 8, p. .H.--Thsrs Is no political
news Of real importapos to-day. ~.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
MvnRPooL, August as p. M.-Cotton.
Brokers' Circular reports the sales Of Cotton for
bales. The sales to-day were 700 baiss Middlins
Uplands we're quoted st Id. Per h., decline Of
I'd. from the last price received by the cable.
LosDoS, August 5. P. M.-Ths closing price Of
Consols to-day was s7l for money. United States
5.2Os were quoted at the close Of business to-day
Nlw YoRE, August s.-Ths following special 70
The New York Hs'a'd wss received By the Atlantic
LozpoS, August s.-Martiai Law has been pro.
claimed in Lower Austria, vsaies. Prussia, and
The pssss conferences is 10 b. held .. pr.xu..
The prsliuinsriss thereto a. agrssd upon are O.
follows: Austria 10 to Withdrew from the German
oonisd:ration and is TO loss vsnstia and her part
Of Sohlsswig and Holstsins. Austria is also to
pay So o0o 900 TO her sdvsnsriss q the expenses
Of the war. s.auE -
Tho German States north Of The main are to form
union under the guidance Of Prussia =. -
The Italian patriot, Farini Ms..ini, Is dead.
Al WV oooNWoou Hecos tuo uOOoWOOu bthkeb
we're won by Special, and the aoodwood cup BY
Duke. -
The following message reached the New York
telegraph once on Saturday, but through the mat
tention or blundsring Of some one, was not for
wardsd TO the agent Of the press until Sunday:
ITO the Associated Prsss.1
LIvsRPooL, August 2,-Ths Liverpool cotton
market has been dull to-day. The sales were
8, 900 bales, without alteration Of prices. -.
LONDON, Aug. 2--Consols closed to-day at ss
for money. U. 8. B.20's at 69i. Illinois Central
shares were quoted ct ~. Erie a.
LoHSoS, Aug. 4.-Thsrs 10 nothing In the politi.
cal news to-day Of importance,
Cotton market to-day, hat-sales Of 5000 balss
Middling Uplands 14s.
oonsols quoted at the oloss Of business to-day,
s7I for money. o. 8. 52o's quoted st the close Il
68t. Illinois Central closed 81 ~. Erie az.
LoHDoH, Aug. <.-Ths bill for removal Of the
suspension Of the writ Of ka6aas corpus In Ireland
Wa rad second time In the Houss Of Commons
last night. ~
Mr.. Gladstone, In speech, supported the Gov.
srnmsnt, and warmly praised the trsstmsnt 90
corded to the Fsnisns BY the American Govern.
mont.
Mr.. Magaw's resolutions against the bill were
nsgatived BY vote Of los against 81. .....
The French ambassadorleto to Eneiand len for
veohy Last night By command, TO see the Emperor
Ths pres are indebted to Cyrus W. Field for
the foreign dispatohss - =.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-Consols closed at ssi. Ad.
vices from the ssat Of war state that the Prussian
roops have entered Mounhsim and Hsidlsburg
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TH GALAXY.
i NO. vII.-FoR AUGUST lsT.

Il NJ. Nh-fOh AUuubT
CONTENTs:
THE CLAvERISGs with hlustration) By Anthony
ESSAYS And ESSAY WRITING. By Theodore Clar.
JEAN LEON aRRoNs with an illustration) By Eugene
LINES TO i LIED oHNE woRTB By Anne NJ Crane.
THR EMERALD BEETLES. BY 7. =. Crane.
CHARLES wATRRToN. By X. d. Carter.
THE PURR0W. By Henry Whitaker.
THE STORY OF ULYSSES. From Dante. By DR.. T.
W. Parsons.
THE oUARTIgR LATIN. By Edmund Gilbert.
ARCHIE LOWELL By Mrs, Edwards.
SOUND AND SENSE with an illustraton.) By George
PoLIPEL,S q ISLAND. By John wiltse Lee.
GATEWAY OF THE CENTRAL PARK. by Richard
0rsut White.
Az ACCIDENT. By Mrs James H. Williams.
NEBULR By the Rditor.
THE GALAXY 10 published fortnightly al 25 cents
numberi u for the year "a numbers IS for the half
.&F.P. CHURCH,
jy-2l Mo- 80 Park Row, New York.
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FlRsr NATIONAL BANK OF
D. Coon. tss Jay Cook. : Go. ), f.s..l...
| va Hvsrusro.. Cashier.
aovIlHxIxr DIPosrroIY
sIHAHoIAL Aossr OF TIE uHIrlD rrArn.
is.. sr.s.,. OPPOSITE n, ..,AsvsI DnA,.r..,.
eovsrsnss, sssarass with Treasurer u.i.sl States,
A~OAE MILLION D0LLARs.~
We buy sad sell all siassss Of aovlRHNIAf sloU.
RITIRs at current market rates.
yuRNIsH ExoHAHol ..d make osllss.is.s .. ALL
THE PRINCIPAL oIrrss OF TIE uHIrlD srArn
We purchase aovsrans.s voushsrs On the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS. s,a Civ. eA,,,v. A.D ,,orrr
Arrlur,ou 70
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND yIRNs,
sAd 10 any other business entrusted to "a
FULL INFORMATION /, regard to oovIRsxlsr
Loans 81 su tines shssrfully fsr,isfll.
WI. 8 HUNTINGTON. o..Ai.r.
vAssrssvos. Hsssh %. 1873 MIN -du
d ITTENHOUSE, FOWLER g co.
so2 Psnnsyivsnia Avenue,
Dealer. In GOVERNMENT SECURITIES Of all de-
GOLD; SILVER. and UNcURRENr MONEY boush.
and sold.
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points.
sxcHANoE on all parts Of Europe sold at lowest
rates.
Our once beipgiu direct elegraphie with
the Gold aud Stock Exchange Rooms In New York
Promptnsss and dispatch In the execution Of orders may
denominations Of the $50 TREAsURY NOTES Our
| special attention Is given TO this Loan. ata
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TRRAsuRY DEPARrnRHr,
OHPicE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
wAauIuarou Julv 0T IQAA

Whereas II. A. Hall and othsrs, as managing di-
reetors Of the "Grand National Concert to be held
In Washington D. G, on the ID Of August next, have
ternal Revenue for the collection district Of the District
Of Columbia for permit sion 10 hold lottery, ras or
gin enterprise and presented to him satisfactory evil
dsnos that the proceeds Of said lottery. rse, gin
enterprise will be devoted TO charitable uses, psrmis
to hold such lottery rae. g enterprise free from
all charge, whether from license In respect TO
such lottery, rahie, or gift enterprise:
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TOHN ELCKER'S
u BUHL8R RlsfAuRAAT.
SA PKNHsYLvAHIA AvRHUx,
Between hiAth and Tenth strssts, (up stairs.)
The proprsor Of this fayofis Restaurant has spared
and he points with pleasure the large patronage
he has always besa honorsd with, and respectfully
solieits . sontnuanos Of the same.
GAM, OYSTERS, and other refresh msnt tSsonstantly
On a.alsaS~ asnd: az At The most reasonable rates.
prepared hths shoss, notice and in the nosi salts.
Br.skfsst IRON s.o 1, O'Clock Dinner s.S suppsr
st al hosrs mays.d
RADY'S NATIONAL PHOTO.
ID GRAPHIC GALLERY.
7s BROADWAY,
NEW YokK,
Nearly opposite Grace Church,
Mr. Brady has on view and for sale at his Gallery.
PORTRAITS OF ALL oYFIcERs,
Of both services who have themselves In
imperial.
In addition to his varied assortment Of nksnsssss Mr.
COLLECTION OF VIEWS
o. almost every point made historic In the recent
nio which may be presumed will be valued by not
only those more Immediately concerned, but their
friends as mementoss Of the trials through which the
. Mr.: Brady always pays considerable attention 70
The new style Of PORTRAITS IN PORCELAIN has
been brought BY hr. Brady to perfection. ap2-u
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SUIcIDE.-On Friday morning young man
named Eugene L. Fleury committed suicide at his
residence, No. 1888 L street, between Vermont ave.
nue. and Fhesnth street west, by shooting himself
through the head the ball entering near the right
ear. Immediately after the occurrence several
physicians were called, but they could do nothing
to relieve him and he died about three o'clock Sat-
urday afternoon. Deceased was we'll known and
always looked upon as 0 very good citizen.
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MEDICAL sTAPF.

SURGEON IN CHARGE.
J. II. THOMPSON NJ D., lS4 street, between Twen-
tieth and Twenty First streets.
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Jos. X. BARNES, NJ D., Surgeon General, United
JOS. RILEY, NJ. D., Georgetown.
TH0s. MILLER, N. D., y street, Washington.
A. Y, p dARNETr, N. D, New York avenue.
W. p JOHNSTON, N. D., Washington.
GRAFTON TYLER, N D.. Georgetown.
Applications for admissions be made to any Of the
medical stat or the mAron at the Hospital Orders for
admission to the free beds Of this Institution be OBJ
tAined Of the Rev c. H. Hall, Rector OF the Epiphany
Church. Of the Rev. A. D. Gillette Pastor Of the First
Baptist Church. and Of the Surgeon In charge at his
dsnee ordersor the ad mission Of the wives widows
Of soldiers Of the United States army be procured
through the Surgeon General, United States army.
Jy20 @. II. HALL d. D., Secretary.
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Washington, D. @. Lock Box No. ST.
REFER, BY PERMISSION, To-
MAJ. Gen. Winfield 8. Hancock, U. "a,
Gen Robert @, schenok, u. O., Ohio.
Gen. Halbert J. Paine, r. O., WISCONSIN.
Gen. John H. Retchum, N, g., New York.
Gen. James @. Blunt, Kansas.
Gen. J. N. Hsdrok, Iowa.
Gen. D. G. McCAllsm, D. @.
Gen 0. v. Dayton, New York.
Hon. Thos. W. Ferry, n O., Michigan.
Hon. George Lawrence, n. G., Psnnsylvania.
D. 9. Porney, Esq, District OF Columbia.
MAJ. J. Z. Doughty, New York,
Hon. WIN. Kelley, N. q. Pspnsylvania
Hon. kelian '. whaley, n. O., West Virginia.
Hon. Ebon Q. ingsrSoll, y. G., Illinois.
Hon. A. n, LAnin, n O., New York.
Hon. Leonard Myers, N, c., Psnnsylvania.
Hon. William A. Newell, N. G., New Jersey.
Hon. George W. Julian, n. G., Indiana,
Hon. J. B. Grinnel, N. G., lows
Maj. @, N. Van Bursn, New York.
Gen. X, b. Hayes, N Ohio,
Hon 8. 7. Holmes, N. c., New York.
Hon, q. R. Latham, n, @ =, West Virginia.
Hon. James A. Marvin, NJ O., New York.
Hon. T. @. Bergen, N. c., New York.
bon. Samuel Randall, n. c., PsnnsylvsniA
leo -eod2m
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
j DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA-IN EQUITY
JAhEs MCDONALD Of. al
o.o.o. W. P:.ru.. =; ., al. No. 'la
Asbury Lloyd trustee in tits cause having reported
that he had sold part Of lot No square No SID
06a In pursuance Of the Decree and that the said
Msttle had complied with the terms Of sale!
10 ordered bv the Court this 18th day Of July 1885,
that the said sale be- and the same Is hereby, ratified
and confirmed unless to the contry 10 shown
before the nrs Tuesday August snsuing provided
copy Of this order be Published In the NAroSAL Re-
PUBLICAN at least three times In each Of three successive
weeks before said day.
By order Of the Court.
true copy;
1y7-sodSw Test: r. j. MEI0s, Clerk.
r UNI Der, LUMBER, LUMBER
CB. CHUKCH 4 CO.
Desire to call special attention Of the Carpenters an6
Builders wTlghs and Coachmakers, TO their
tsnsive and we'll selected assortment Of all the various
kinds Of Lumber, consisting in part Of
All sizes Of White Pine, Poplar, Walnut Oak, Ash and
Hickory.
FRAMING.
whits Pine, Spruce, Hsmloek, Va. Pine, and Oak.
FLOORING.
white Pins, Spruce. Va Pine Eastern Shore, and Oak
aHlNdLRS,
Cypress, White Pine, Spruce, and Cedar.
Bills Of Lumbsr cut to order at the shortest notice
@. b. CHURCH 4 CO.,
mys. Cor. Maryland ave. and Eleventh street.
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
LYING-IN ASYLUM,
Fourteenth street, (cirels,) corner Of N street.
This Institution Is situated In the most healthy por-
ton Of the District, surrounded by Its grounds.
Cars pass the door every i've minutes.
Terms Of admission; From % to sl0 per week. In ac-
oordAnce with the required, payable In advance
This includes Board, Medicines Medical and Surgical
Attendance,
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All persons avorably disposed are requested to act q
agents, but no commissions will be allowed.
Money should In all be sent by post once order
dram, express, or registered letters
In every case send the name and post ONCE address
county and State Of each separate and
stamp. All orders for tickets must be addressed to
WILLIAM 8. MORSE,
Secretary Solders' and Sailors National Concert
WHship Rtou. D. q. Lock Roy No AZ
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FIRE LAST NIGHr.-The fire alarm last
night at half past eleven was struck from box 8S,
corner Of Seventh and streets. The fire was con-
fined to the roofs Of two frame houses the corner
Of X and Ninth streets. The operators Of tho fire
alarm telegraph were as usual on the alert, and
they spread the alarm with such promtitude that
the machines were forthcoming sure Pop
The national Republican., 1866-08-06

ORPHANS CoURr Judge Purcell. - On
Saturday, the will Of the late Mary Rsgan was
proven and admitted to probate and record. Let
ters Of administration were issued to Patrick
O'Donoghue- $500.
Letters of administration on the estate Of Thos.
Chesssm were issued to James Fulton-bond
$1,000.
Mrs McDsrmott was appointed guardian to the
orphans Of VIM MoDermott-bond 81, 900.
The first and final socount Of the administratrix
Of II. N. Sipss. and Of the executor Of Catharins
Golden, with account of the personal estate Of the
same were approved and passed.
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is accredited
Great Britain.

Vessels likely to touch at Honolulu, unler
dispatch are as follows For Hongkong. Jan. 10.
Bremen ship LiGelle Jan. l6, Italian ship Teresa.
For Shaughae, Jan. 10, Am. brig Halle Jackson.
For Honolulu, Jan. 9th, the Am. propeller -4jar,
,354 tons register, and Am. barque OHlcard about
Jan. Goth.
We learn that Mr.. Synge, lately British Consul
General at Honolulu has been appointed TO Havana,
succeeding Mr. Bunch, now Charge d. Atares TO
nominated to Congress by President johnson as
United States Minister Resident TO Japan, rice Gen
Robt II. Pruyn, resigned.
In general merchandise principal staples are
held with frmness; in ali descriptions of Eastern
goods market is more lightly stocked than during
any period for many years past importers contend
prices rule higher, for although articles at
hand command profit on invoice cost, they are yet
materially below figures at which they could be
replaced by subsequent shipments. The present
week shows more animation. Until recently dealers
have purchased sparingly in view Of characteristic
dullness incident close Of the year, generally de-
string to complete their annual balances before re-
plenshing stocks or entering into new engagements
All varieties of grain and home produce crop OF
1865, are abundant, yet the high ruling OF wheat
greatly limits any export demand, and flour naturally
sympathises.
Annual statistics Just closed value our exports to
Hawaiian Islands, in merchandise, S135,69OU9, and
treasure S44 $50, while 5O2 passengers have sailed
and 547 passengers arrived from Honolulu, lnclud-
ing adults, children and Consular men-the latter
I-Th sum realized January 1885, when prices were
higi pounds Of Hawaiian cotton sold IN Boston al
the same date higher price, but it has since aen
and last sales in New York Of pure Island cotton are
quoted GLASS in 20 iotIoO cts III
gold he former being below cost-ED- ADvl
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disposal Of parcels at hand Any disposition press goods
upon our market alarms buyers, who proyerbay
when large volumes of article reach
ard trade becomes checked Consequence,
reas-uTri Moderate supplies received quietly absorbed
leaving firm market, while large cargOes arriving
seriously ~eteu rendering difficult
g Do buyers who purchase sptriugiy, fearful
aSe ctrsDes subsequently, be forced less prices.
Ira No !, lltcHllfci No Cane. lO.0llc Medium
grades, scCiOc. Ordinary NoiaSss sugars 6ic5c
mats C:c63c IL gratifying satisfactory
results which have generally attended
Islands during the past and matter Of cOngratuation
tAt Hawaiian Sugars have reached the highest
list ~ imports From official returns Custom
gather the following summary weight
imported into san Francisco during the year 1865 receipts
which divided ; follows
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WALKER, ALLEN g. CO.,

Importers and Commission Merchants General
Merchandise and Agents the Sale produce
Also
Agents Lilue Metcal and Prncevle Plantations
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c. L. RICHARDS G. CO.

ship Chambers and Commission Merchants dealers General
Merchandise Keep constantly hand full assortment
OF merchandise for the supply Of Whaers and Merchant
vessels. 46O-ly
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returned on Government account, being mostly
whalemen in distress from vessels burned by the
Shenandoah.
Faithfully yours.
CHAs. W Brooks s. Co.
Z. S.-JANUARY 6th.-Since closing the above,
We learn the sailing Of the -4jar for Honolulu has
been postponed to Saturday, January 18th.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-01-12
NOTICE IN PARTETT0N-

ToSEPH Wallace Thorp, Amazis Thorp, Hiram l..
y Thorp, Edmund Thorp, Victor L. Thorp, and Elys
Thorp viii take notice, that petition was ied against
them Oh the day of December, A. D. 1866, in the
Court of Common Plens within and for the County Of
Sandusky and Stats of Ohio, and is pending wher-
in Emma Thorpe, by William Tew her guardian and next
frend demands partition of the following described
real estate, to wit
Range seventeen, 17,) Township five, (5) section
twenty three, ga southesst part half south east
quarter, 6fty-two (52) acres.
Range seventeen, G7,) Township i've f5O section
twenty-our, ga east half southwest quarter eighty
(S0) acres.
Range seventeen, a7.) Township five, (5l section
twenyfOur, ga south part east fraction 6fty C5OJ
acres.
Range seventeen, q7,) Township five, (5,) section
twentyouT GA south part west half west half south
west quarter, thirty-four (34) acres
Range seventeen, 90 Township five, (5.) section
twenty -four, ga east half southwest quarter south
west quarter, twenty (2O) acres.
Range seventeen, O7,) Township five TO- section
twenty-five, 25 northwest north east quarter
and northeast corner northwest quarter Eve @ scres
And that at the next term of said court the said En-
ma Thorp by her said guardian and friend will ap-
ply for an order that partition be made of said premises
EMMA THORP.
Dated this Goth day of December A. D. 1865 -52w7
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SENATORIAL.

The Senatorial contest is the topic of all-ab-
sorbing political interest in Ohio at the present
time. We hope our friends at Columbus and
elsewhere will not allow themselves to become
unnecessarily excited on the subject. We see
no occasion for bitterness and recrimination
among friends of different candidates 1t should
not be forgotten that Messrs. SHERMAN, SoHENGK
and BINeMAM are all able men, and have done
the country much good service. We can say,
il we choose, without becoming vituperatiye,
that we could not approve of Senator Shermans
opposition to President Lneolns re- e-nomination,
and his luke-warm support after the Baltimore
Convention; of his opposition to freeing the
slaves in Government employ; of his vote, in
g. against the repeal of the first fugitive slave
law; that we do not like what seems to us gen
eral policy of trimming his sails for Southern
breezes; his tendency to aristocracy, and his
naughty bearing.
We admire for example, the generous enthu-
siasm of Schenck, his ability as debater, his
pluck as soldier, his genial temper, his lively
patriotism moral courage and politicalrectitude;
but in asserting our preferences, it is not neces
sary that we lose our equahimity. These are
days of PEACE. Let us have no wordy warfsre,
especially among friends For our own part,
we confess to personal preference for Gen.
Schenck, though we cannot overlook the fact
that Mr. Sherman has represented Ohio in the
Senate with marked ability and general satis-
tactic
Wei tadd, that we consider Mr.. Bingham,
also, one the ablest and best men in Con-
gress. S. ID our friends at Columbus fail to
unite upon either of the other candidates, they
would by no means do bad thing in casting
their ballots for outspoken and eloquent John A.
Bingham.
At all events. let US be good natured With
the abundant aud worthy material at hand, our
Union Legislature can hardly fail to elect man
as Mr.. Sherman's successor, who will honor
the State on the floor of the National Senate.
We trust the election will take place soon, so
that our representatives at Columbus may de-
vote themselves to legislation. They ought to
make this a short session.
The Democratic Eighth of January celebra-
bration in Columbus seems to have been a
melanchoIv fizzle