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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-07-25

The AMERICAN C"sMERcIAL ARlrHME
TIc.-h new work 1868 pages. for Busi.
ness Colleges, Schools, ACADEMIES. &c. .,
compiled with view 10 the practical illus
Irai,on OF business rules. Giving prao, ical
business examples OF kind not in Arilh.
netlcs now in use, involving Gold and
National 'CuHeHry. The laws Tor cnlIec.
iion ol debts, damages on protested bills.
aud legal rate Of interest for every State,
Il en- Also rules and tables for Central
system. Every Teacher. Library. and Bus.
mess man requires one. To be had Jf book
Sc ellers, If not, address enclosing 81 rs.
MUSGROVE g. WRIGHT,
my23ml Cleveland Ohio.
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N1NE-TENTHs of all Hair Prepar-
adons contain injurious substances
which sooner or later will entirely
destroy the healthy growth of the
hail, The best chemists testify
that "Barrett's Vegetable Hair Re-
stofative". possesses NO INJURI-
GUS SUBSTANCES WHATEVER
thatfcan by any possibility unfavor-
ably affect the hair or scalp, but
that on the contrary, its ingredients
are the best known to science for
the growth, beauty, and preserva-
ton OF the Hair, and healthful
preservation OF the scalp.
1t is sold by all Druggists.
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Accident.

Accident.
On Wednesday evening 18th sew.
erai UI our citizens offered to pay
for the powder, if the contractors
of our "town we'll" would allow
them to put down charge OF nine
pounds. The contractors agreed
to this and the blast was according.
ly put in, when terrible scene
following the discharge appalled,
the hearts of all.
Immediately after the discharge,
Messrs Jacob Clements, Almonte
F. Drake and o. w. Gilman, des-
cended on the rope, when they
were instantly suffocated with the
sulphurous gas from the Powder.
Mr.. Gilman was drawn up by the
excited crowd above, just as he was
falling. Mr.. H. Lowry then des.
cended to tie IA rope around the
bodies Of the other two men, but
had to be Immediately drawn up,
and when he reached the top was
senseless. Finally by the brave
and prompt action of our young
friend, Capt. WI. Rannells, who
went down in the well and succeed
ed in tying the rope around the
bodies, the two men were drawn
TO the top.
DR.. d. V. Rannells was upon the
spot instantly, and after several
hours hard work they began to
show signs Of life.
Mr.. Drake recoverd so far as to
be able to walk around the next
day, but Mr.. Clements lay for two
days before he was able to move.
They have both nearly recovered
from the shock.
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Drugs, Books and Stationery.

Persons needing Drugs, Medicines or
Books will do well to call at Strong's Drug
and Book Store, Corner Hulbert's Block
where they will find alarge stock of pure
Medicines, Liquors, Oils, Paints, Dye StufIs,
Periumery and Fancy articles.
Physicians can buy as low rs in any mar
ket in Southern Ohio. Call and see. The
attention of the public is called to the large
stock of Cap and Note paper, pens, ink,
paper-knives, rules &c. &c.
School Books can be bought cheaper than
at any other establishment IN Vinton Co.
may2-67m6
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AGuE. CuIIIs. OR INTERMITTENT

AGuE. CHIILs, OR INTERMITTENT FEVER
cured.or the money refunded. DIR. WIrT's
Ague Pills are entirely q new medicine.
and having been tried in over 1900 of the
very worst and obstinate cases of Chills
and Fever, and not failed even in one case
to eilecta speedy cure, the proprietor qua
ranteeS them to cure every case even after
all medicines fail. Those suffering should
Immediately give them trial. They are
warranted to cure. For sale by Druggists.
or sent by mail on receipt OF the price, 81.
Address DR. WITT, Box GIL, Cincinnati,
Ohio,
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Pianos,

Pianos.
To the Ladies of Vinton and adjoinisg
Counties wish to say, that will furnish
you the justly celebrated Emerson Piano, at
prices ranging from S40O to $1,000. The
S4CO Instrument you can examine by call
ng on me- The best Pionists of the west
prefer the Emerson, because of tone, and
durability. will also furnish you Grove.
sticn, Stienway e. Son, Decker or Knabe
Piano if you prefer them, at Cincinnati
prices Address
Mrs. RUTH c. BRATToN,
Agent, Macarthur, Ohio.
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Picnic.

Picnic.
We attended very pleasant lit,
tie picnic at Arnold's Grove, given
by Mr.. G, W. Shockey's school at
its closing on Saturday last. The
young folks seemed to enjoy them
selves "hugely," and some of the
"elder" portion of the assembled
pleasure seekers, were heard to ex
press the opinion that they "had a
real nice time" For ourselves we
can say that the dinner was excel
lent, and onr wish is that we may
enjoy many more such "festive
scenes" ere We are called to "shuf.
fie off this mortal coil"
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TO THE UNION VOTERS OF
VINTON, COUNTY

The annual County Convention
of the Union Party of Vlnton
County, will be held in Macarthur,
on
Monday, August 5, AID. 1867,
to transact business and to put in
nomination a Union County Ticket,
for the following Offices, to wit:
One Commissioner,
One Surveyor,
One Prosecuting Attorney,
One Representative.
The Union voters of the several
Townships will meet at their usual
places Of holding elections therein,
on
Saturday, August 8, 1867,
at two o'clock, p. NJ, and elect del
egates to said Convention. The
basis of representation III this Con-
vention will be one delegate for
every twenty-five votes cast for
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH, for Secreta-
ry of State, in 1866, and one addi-
tiOnal delegate for any traction of
twelve votes and upward in each
Township.
The following is the number of
delegates to which each township
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PORTSMOUTH

THIS Institution will be opened for the
Il reception OF Young Ladies, either as
Boarders or Day Scholars, on Thursday,
September 8. 1867.
The Principal will associate with him a
sufficient force of Experienced Teachers.
to make this Institution one Of a very high
order.
In addition to what are usually called
the accomplishments, the regular course of
study, necessary to graduation, will i'm
part to the Young Ladies who complete it,
an educational discipline and requirements
as extensive aud varied as our colleges at
ford to young men.
For further particulars address the Prin-
cipal, B. l.. LANG. Portsmouth. o.. or
either Of the following named gentlemen /:
L. c. Damarin, Wells A. Hutehins,
j. +. Towel. John G.. PEBBLES,
Thomas Dugan, B. B. Gaylord.
julyl1tf
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-07-25

HA YOU'VE LADY returning to
her country home, alter a snjourn OF few
months in the ci'v, was hardly recognized
by her friends In place OF q coarse, rustic
flushed lace she had soft ruby complexion
Of almost marble smoothness, and instead
Of iwenty.lhree she really appeared but
eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the cause Of
so great change. she plainly told them
Thai she sed the CIKCASSI BALM
and considered il an Invaluable acquisition
to any Lady's toilet. B, it's use any Lady
or Gentleman can improve their personal
appearance an hundred fold, II Is simple in
its combination. as Nature herself is simple.
yet unsurpassed in its efficacy in drawing
impurities from, also healing, cleansing and
beauilfying the skin and complexion. By
its direct action on the cutice il draws rom
it all impurities, kindly healing the same,
and lravlng the surface as Nature intended
it should be. clear, soft smooth and beauti-
lul. P;ice 81, sent by Mail or Express, on
receipt of an OIder by
w. l.. CLARK g. CO. Chemists,
No. 8 West Foyettr St., Syracuse, N. Y.
The only Am, rcan Agents for the sa lie Of
The same. nlsr28y
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TIE HEALING pOOl.

AND HOUSE OF MERCY,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for
YOUNG MEN on the CRIME OF SOIL.
TUDE, and the errors, abuses and diseases
which destroy he manly powers, and create
lmpediments TO marriage. with sure means CT
relief, Sent Free of Charge, in scaled letter en-
Velopes. Address
DR. j. SKILLtN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, PhiIadel phia, Pa.
aRljyl
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The Peoples Yerdlct.

No one need to suffer with tho Piles. w.
W. Bebee, farmer, near Kalamazoo Mich
says,tatter suffering intensely with the Piles
for thirty years, one bottle Of DR.. Strick.
lands Pile Remedy cured me. C. L. Glass,
Jaaesville, Wis, says one bottle cured him
and his brother A. II. Rose, Postmaster
Peru, o., says it cured him in a lew days..
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LADIES. DoE'T OVERFLOW lHIs!-The
hest preparation in the world for the com.
plexiOn. For 25 Cents we will se.,d Re-
ceipt Tor the sbOve preparation. so That eve
~ lady can make he. own "Cercassan
Balm for one qnarter Of what she has 10
pay the druggist, and has the satisfaction Of
knowing that there are no poisonous drugs
in The mixture Address
BENNETT & J0RDON.
P. o. Drawer $50,
my23y Cleveland, Obi o
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AGirl Wanted.

Permanent employment in a
small family will be given to a girl
who understands housekeeping. No
one need apply without good re
commentator.
For information, apply at this
office.
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Spftial gutifes.
The Greatest Pain-Relieverin in the
World.


Warranted superior to any other or no
pay. for the cure of Chronic Rheumatism.
Toothache, Headache, Sore Throat, Numps,
Burns. Cuts, Insect stings, Pains In the
Back Chest and Limbs Sprains, old sores,
swellings; also, to take Internally for diar-
rhea, dysentery, collie, spasms, sea sick
ness, vomiting and Group. 1t is perfectly
innocent to take internally, If used accord
ing to the directions, and never fails, as
thousands can attest. 1t was first intro
duced in 1917, and now millions of bottles
are annually sold. Every one who has
once used it, continues to do so, and rec
ommend it to tlfeir friends us the most val
liable medicine extant. Certificates enough
to fill a dozen newspapers have been re-
ceived by DR.. Tobias. His medicine, the
Venetian Liniment, will do all that is stat
ed, and more. No one will regret trying
it. Those residing at distance from a
physician, will find it reliable medicine
to have on hand in case of accidents. Ask
for DR.. Tobias Venetian Linment. and
take no other. Price 30 cents and 81. Sold
by all Druggists. Depot So Cortlandt st.,
n. Y. julylsml
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'6'HHESE exercises were composed to be us
i ed simultaneously with his system, The
Art OF Singing" or with any other method for
the cultivatio Of the voice. and will take the
place Of Concone's Solfeggios. being moro mel
obi us aud better adap cd for teaching.
"Somo Of these exercises are specially beau
tiful as well as useful, mingling of the duce
ct utile, which secures the interest as well as
the improvement of the student. The various
styles developed in these exercises render them
invaluable In an educational point of view, as
they tend TO enlarge the Intelligence and the
appreciation, and at the same time form the
taste Of the pupil. They must be studied care
fully with reference TO the innumerable marks
Of expression and forms Of ornamentation -
Upon the minute accuracy with which these
are accomp lished depends the &C ual sterling
advancement Of the pupil; any evasion or slur.
ring in these respects is time ana effort utterly
wasted, while. on the other hand, close and
patient investigation, and q minutely faithful
execution OF them, will give unexpecte power
and facility, and open to the student the means
and resources by which great artists produce
their most brilliant and profound Effects
lWatson's Art Journal.
IN TWO VOLUMES.
Price, each, ir Boards, retail, t9O.
do do in Cloth, do $50
A Simple Copy sent by mail, postpaid on er-
ceipt of Wholesale price, 81 so.
Published by WM. HALL, & SON,
No. 543 Broadway. N. Y,
I +Pu ublishers and dealers In music. and manufac
tnrers Of flutes, FIT 8. Flageolets, &C., &c
Send for catalogue Of prices. june CONS
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Gem Ferrotypes.

Gem FerrOtypes.
For the accommodation OF those
who wish cheaper picture than
the common Photograph, G. j.
Billinghurst Is now prepared to
make Gem Ferrotypes. Call and
see them.
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SisSOn's Drug Store,

Is the place to buy pure medicines. pure
liquors, fine perfumery. and toilet articles
oils and paints ofevery description, tobac-
co, snuff and cigars Of the finest quality.
at the very lowest rates.
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Atwork Again.

sC,J. Billinghurst has so far recovered the
use OF his hand as to be again able to make
All kinds Of photographic pictures. Give
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The Convention will also appoint
delegates to the Senatorial Con.
vention.
By order of the Union Cen. Com.
w. MARK, Secretary.
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Free to Everybody,
Errors of Youth,

ErrOrS OF Youth.
A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and all
the effects Of youthful indiscretion. v ill,for
'he sske of suffering humanity, send free to
all who need it. the recipe and directions
for making the simple remed, BY which he
was currd. Sufferers wishing 10 profit by
the advertisers experience. can do 90 BY sd.
dressing, in perfect confidence.
JOHN B. OGDEN,
mysy ~ Cedar street, New York,
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Change Of Time.

M. & G. r.. r., TIME TABLE.
IRON and alter Sunday the 18th day Of Dec
L 1856, Trains will leave Stations named a
followa
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Take no more unpleasant

and unsafe remedies for unpleasant and dan
gerous diseases Use Relmb dds Extract Bu-
ehu and Improved Rose Wash.
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Helmbold's Extract Buchu

ard Improved Kos WsslNfi ,,ecret and del
icate disorders in all iheirtk.. =, at little ex
pehse, litle or no change in diet. no inconven-
aence and n" exposure. It is pleasant in taste
and odor, immedlute in its action, and free from
i'll injurious properties.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-07-25

tB- Advertisements to appear on Thurs
day morning, must be handed In not later
han Tuesday ereniHg
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Religious Services in Macarthur.
n, Z. CnUGcH. Preaching Sabbath at half
PAst ten O'clock, A. NJ, ard balf-J asst xix
o'clock, p. NJ. SuGhplli s,irol, PIP. y.
PRLsBTTEEIAS ChUEcH.. Services at II o'cl'k
4. NJ, aud 0 O'Clock p. N. Sabbath School Gt
o'clock 4. NJ, every sabbath.
CnRIsTIAS CmuECH. Services al II o'clock A.
a., every Sabbath.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

"UsDER The GAsLIoHr. ."-For the three
weeks last past by means of street bills and
newspapers, our good people have been rendered
quite familiar with tho words, Under the Gas.
light" All our prints agreed In praislng
Under the Gaslight." A majority Of our cit.
zsns repeated the praise, and witnessed an d
again witnessed "Under the Gaslight." Truly,
1t was pleasant and a brilliant spectacle, that
so entitled, and the beautiful Wallis Opera
House could scarcely contain the eager ones
nightly crowiins to enjoy it. Mss.rs BARTON L
MchSIoHT, the managers, had accom- plished all
they promised and they had promised muoh-a
play entirely novel in its character. The scenic
effects we never saw equalled. The mechanism
seemed almost mAgical-so swift, SO noiseles..
Each actor and actress was at h9a, in his or her
part. There seemed no egOrt anywhere, and so
the pleasure OF the audience was complete no
effort being required on their part to sec or to
listen. How natural it is everybody zen
or said. Much commendation Is due to "
JAMES DUNN, the prompt and careful stage
manager-nOr alone in that province, for at
an actor also he was admirable.
This piece will be represented next week In
Baltimore. We wish and predict for the gen.
uemanly managers, Aessrs BARTON 4 Nc.
kSiGHT, and for their well. chosen company, q
success in our sister city equal to that which
they obtained here. Either more or Iess were
scarcely possible.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16
ACCIDENT TO SENATOR wApx.-The Star ,

ACCIDENT TO SENATOR wADE--The Star o
last evening has tho following:
Through private letter received by gen.
tleman In this city, We learn that Senator Wade
met with quite an accident on last Friday while
returning to bis home at jefferson, Ohio, in q
buggy, from Ashtabuls, Ohio. The horse be.
came frightened and unmanageable from some
cause, upsstting the buggy and throwing the
Senator upon some rocks, where he received sew.
eral revere and painful cuts on the head. The
letter states that notwithstanding tho accident
the Senator expressed his determination te be
present on the opening Of Congress on the 2lst
instant, but II Is doubtful whether he can attend
to his duties BY that time"
The national Republican., 1867-11-16
ALEXANDRIA, AFFAIRS.

CIRcuIr CouRr-THuRspAY-JuDJg II. W. THOMAS
lPEEsIDISG.-steyens Phelps ys.b: Lippette ct al
in ehancsry. was iCcretd thai the plaintihs pay
to the defendants the tum " 81 600 with interest
and unless the said sum and Interest be paid within
ninety days from the tdOurnTeht Of the ceu't, Is
ordered and decroed that the road In the possession
Of the plaiRtfs It's rights, Prodts and privileges be
placed In the hands Of VIM. H. harbury as receiver,
who saall give bond in the Psna,ty Of $4,000 to
JF Webb VS. Robert b. Bagby, in case Judgment
against defendant for $40 ~ With Interest on $3.50,
part thereof from May Is 1siI and Sa s1o from sep
from December Q, 1852, TIL paid, aud costs.
JAMES, Smith 4 Button vs.. Chapman, Lyon 4
sSSs sSx Of 1Rs a.s SP'TS' The ps: sPS.asd %
attorney and the transcript Of the record Of the said
Judgment being Inspected, 1t seemed to the court
was considered that tho defendant recover Of the
plsintGs th,ir costs about this suit expended.
sophia X, Moore vs.. Thomas II, MeCOrniek and 8.
o% iii % he Tss
| estate mentioned In the bill to be sold.
Crook ct uI. VS.. Cline ct Al. Decree of reference
| TO ascertain the possibility OF partition
Callan VS. wheat In case; judgment for plaintiff
Moore VS.. Marshau ct al. Injunction dissolved.
| and property ordered to be sold:
| Laphen VS.. Quirk's adDinistrator. Report Of
commissioner Of sale confirmed, and proceeds ordered
| to be paid over.
GoyERSXESr sALE.-The frame buildingI At the
upper end q Prince street, sHSwI SH rrda as
i
was sold on Wednesday last at public auction, the
| hospital having been broken uPD for the sum OF
tl, 100 The purchasers were Messrs. MeCAble, Pal
man and others.
WOOD TO THB PooR.-rhe Mayor has received sew.
erai proposals. for furnishing the city with wood to
supply the poor during the approaching winter, but
as the gsmens for raising the requisite amount
Of funds to pay for the same have not been com
plssd he has arrived at no determination respecting
them,
CouSrY JAIL There ara now confined In the
county Jail only sixteen prsOnoTs aud most Of them
| are imprisoned on mllor charges.
THE owner Of that formerly well known periodical
the Southern Literary Messenger, for so mauy years
published at chuond talks Of reviying Ii In this
| city.
| AccIDEET.-A young man n'msd Fisher, ON
ployed the spoke factory Of Nc Roseathsl corner
Of Duke street and the ttraud, had four Of his I'm
gers SO mutilated, VIII 10 Al work there yesterday
| evening, as 10 Tequ re their amIuation.
| PoRT OF ALHxAEDR'A -ArdvoA-sehr. A. Corson,
| DAwsey, Baltim.re, tacr salt to b. Ii LaEbei.
HENRY wARSBR. The Henry Warner mentioned
| as having murdered a eomr4 in the U. Marine
| CoTIs, on Monday fax last In Norfolk, was
former resident Of this eitr, He has brother now
II iring in this city.
| Hook ASD LApDER CoMPASY. Tho new truck o.
this company Is expected TO arrive here from Bati'
mere on Sunday next, In the steamer Columbia, oil
early next week.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

THE NATIONAL THEATRE Caste was pro.
duced at the National last night in supurb
style. All the parts wore so cast that each
actor was good in his role. We cannot particu-
larisei and yet we will say that the part taken
by Mr.. ALLEN was the finest piece of artiaie
acting We have witnessed for many day. We
hazard nothing in saying that this always coed
actor must have fitted the highest conception Of
the very best Of critics by his performance last
evening.
MAGGIE MIrcHELL Is underlined for Monday
r'rbt in Fanchon.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16
PERSONAL.

Hon GILMAN MARsroS, Of New Hampshire,
end Hon. GoDLovE s orru, nro at the Ebbitt.
COLONEL LEEr, a member OF General GRANT $
staff, has returned TO the city from his Northern
tour.
Hon. DAsIEL @. DE JARRErrE, member Of
Congress from Virginia, ante rebellion days, Ii
stopping at willards'.
MANY people are attracted to the House Of Mr..
Stevens to pay their respects to the great com.
moner" He was 80 feeble yesterday that he
kept his bed for most Of the day
We ARE pleased to announce that Franklin
Philip, osq, has returned from four months trip
TO Europe, looking remarkably well, and in
good spirits.
A. J. BESrLT, ESQ.,, law clerk In the Attor.
nsy Generals Office, who has been rusticstipg
In tho Buckeye State for several weeks, has re.
turned to hi, post Of duty though still, we regret
to state, In feeble health.
GENERAL @. p. CLEVER, Delegate elect from
New Mexico, has arrived In town and taken rooms
at the Metropolitan. The General has the certi.
fcate, though We believe his seat Is to be con.
tested. General cLrvER brings with him some
thousand pounds Of different metals from that
Territory, so rich In mineral wealth and unde.
veloped resources
CAPT. Jons TRAVIS, the renowned pistol shot,
Is In the city making arrangements for compile.
ting his stockton gun," said to rival the one
invented by the Emperor Of the French, though
weighing $50 pounds without the carriage;)
will throw eighteen two pounds shot, or l, 100
canister per minute. A board of survey from
the Ordnance Department will report on its
merits for United States service.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

From New fork-Arrival Of n Steamer
with Cholera on Board-The Vessel
Sent to Quarantine.
NEW YORK, Nov. l5.-The health officers 70
port that the steamship City of Cork, which
arrived to-day from Antwerp. has had fourteen
deaths from cholera among her stssrage pas.en.
gers, and has ten cases on her.
There has been no sickness among the cabin
passengers or crew.
The vessel has been sent to lower quarantine
and the sick transferred to tho hospital shin
The we'll passengers have been placed on the ro
seiving ship Illinois.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16
Georgetown and Alex. "a.

ORDERS roa THE NAriVSAL REruBncAS, 10 George.
town. nay be isfl at the oGieo Of J. J. BourR, Zeal
Estate Agent, High street, one door below Bridge
street,
Mr.. THOMAS GALLAGHER, No. l45 st. Asaph street
between Gibbon and Franklin is our authorized agent
ior the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN iu the city Of Alexan.
dEa, and will receive subscriptions and advertise
NJ ats, and receipt therefor.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

l. is NOW pretty we'll settled that JEFFERSON
DAVIS will be brought before the court at Rich.
mond on the 25th Of this month; though his trial
may be postponed till the Msy term. Mr.. DAVIS
Is expected In Richmond on the 22d. His health
Is said to be quite inarm.