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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-07
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-07
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

ALL HONEST MEN whether Democrats or
Republicans now confess since the Vermont
and Maine elections that the game is up; that
Seymour has no chance. As a matter of course
but few Of the real partizans are frank enough
to own up, Most Of the copperhcad sheets are
busy figuring out a victory for the Democra-
Cy in those States
The New York Journal Of Commerce, however,
owns up. That journal says that instead Of
securing the wise and good men Of all par
ties
land thus forming strong conservative AL
lance that would have swept the country,
the men Of extreme views and reckless con
duct have been taken into counsel, and violent
demonstrations have been employed In place OF
reason and sober argument The Democrats
relied almost wholly on the general dissAtis-
faction created by the unpRtTiotic, overbeAr.
ing course OF the Republican Congress, and
failed to show in their own case that iofbear.
Ance and moderation which they demanded OF
a party Intoxicated with the possession OF
almost unlimited authority. We pointed out
the effect Of this in the Vermont election but
the Democratic leaders have not had 1t to
heart. They claim that all they must lose In
New England by their reckless propositions
and adherence to extreme men and measures,
they Will more than recover by their successes
In the middle ana Western States, and they
push on In their chosen way with as much
aTdoF and assumption as II there were no
voice OF earning or rCJukc IN The result Of these
STATE elections.
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ARRIVAL AT THE uorEL..

METROPOIITAN-PoT 4 SHELLEY.
qse ssc, Everett, po.%ton, sam SSspSuIn, r..
spssea and vie, NJ: Gh' %ooS Ssa
Sh,C ESes Ssv wen Yn,s nd w Hs IcaH Eps
Frank rnd dsushtet, CinoinnstI John p
Phipps, Pa, John p Carroll, II d Slower, WIN
Az % GSsis sfy f xSs oG S HES asSn.
and wife, Texas; Hon Hugh BoscowAn, Eng.
iandi George Reed, J J fenwiok, Va; W o
RssU, Mop. SsI'%Gn sm 2hitS sm B
m nna Son TSO Sns MsckeiisT Miss M..se e
ar i R9ysi and wife, PhilsSeIPh.! ? tn;
R sssssS%i + b Dallas, Va. "'s' " III L
KIRKwooD HoUSE-Kise.
Sol Hodges, Thos Morrlsett, Lynehburgi r
INV Nv 5Gsn Merlin T MnsrS.s h Isme.
land; Geo Hin, Hartford; Lewis Williams,
9iiEa rt,hS6h RSh%onS Js%s: GoSpssI.
SssslSs ,i plst Rassfs. ls.s isisassSi
stEsn,. wife and ,G9 SoiSmen, JSsn Stud
Robt ssdsisE, iB Il III ;'' Dr. R n .
Brumbsush, Reading.
SEATON HOUSE-J. H. SRxMRs.
| Miss Mills, n II WIN Hamilton, Yates
over, Richard Coz, Va; James I brown, Md,
OVEN! s' Psiisasipsis osSSrn s snd son,
Prince George county, Mdi I Dent, Balti:
Md; l. Easton, PhiladelphiAj II W F1andrean,
N Y; H. Nichols, JnoT Penny, Jno Z Tur.
ton, frederick, Md; J. b. Nevins, Philadelphia.
OWEN HOUSES. W. owrr.
Thomas Biudie, Philsdelphia, Pa, h B Hor.
rigap, Memphis, Tenn; A L Rogers, yajA p
Needles, San Franeiscoi J Both Louisville,
TX, Jennins., jr,HSEM.li, VT King
Md; WIN L Fernsid, Henry county, Ysj Levi,
P Netmore, Charles H Pyatt n ii o 4 Good:
year, Portage, Wis; + IL Goodyew, Alden, N
Y;G W Bramhall, N Y; @ Lesner, Val II
Randolph, N Y; Frank Wolfe, Phila.
wlLLARDS'-SyKEs& CHADWICK.
Gen y Tompkins, r i; A O Dunn, Va; b
Brown; Boston, 4 Needles, San FRANCISCO cisco
Louis; VIM Slater Bolton. Englandj James "
Miller, Mobile; ruppen, N o; Col W Beck
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
J NJ qrassie, J T Taylor. M Goodman, city
J Charles. Pa; NJ v Nichols, MINI; NJ Good
W Butler, Md; d Lsnsdon, VI; II Morgan
Hubbard, ~.
EBBITT HOUsE-C. y. WILLARD.
J y Lane and wife, MIDI II o Haley, New
York; Nelson Bronson, U s A.. and family
W II Buddiman, W Dunn, Philadelphia
Alexander stephens, W S Stephens, Mr.
AnBem, Ga.
BUNKER's AVENUE HOUSE
Hon Stone, u A WALES, Md W II Fowler
Perkens, E Fowler. Chicago; Jane. NJ Owe
and lady st; Joseph, Moi Wadsworth Wash
Raltimorej Nayior, Md Thom" II Pratt
| III Guy
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19
Oregon Woods on fire-The Effect
Felt In California.

SALBN, OREGON, September 1.-THE woods
near San Rafael, Marion county, have taken
fire. and tract Ave or six miles wide Is no"
burning. The inhabitants OF the vicinity are
nearly stihed with the smoke.
SAN FRANCISCO, September iT.-Last eve
ming this city and harbor were wrapped In
dense smoke, supposed to be from the burning
woods In Oregon, where a FIRE covering as es'
timated area Of two hundred square miles, on
both sides OF the Columbia riber, has been
raging for several days past. 1t is feared that
the towns OF ST. Helens and Astoria will be
destroyed. The destruction Of timber and
other property has been immense.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

Hon. Sayles J. Bowen, Mayor Of this city,
returned to Washington from Auburn, Now
York, where he has spent some two or three
weeks In ordsr 70 improve the health Of Mrs.
Bowen. We are giad 10 know that the visit
OF the Mayor and his lady to their native
elmo has been Of bensat to Mrs. b. The
Mayor himself has not enjoyed the best Of
health during his absence, though he now
looks well and 10 in the best OF spirits. He
entertains no doubt about the Empire State,
but on the contrary 10 certain that that great
and free commonwealth will go for Grant and
Colfax. Hon. Schuyler Colfsx arrived in this
city last evening and proceeded to his house
on the Presidents square. Hon. Ben Wade 10
also here, and 10 guest Of the speaker. Sew.
ersl gentlemen OF the press and others paid
their respects to these distinguished gentle
men last evening. II will be the duty OF these
gentlemen In case there 10 not quorum pre-
sent on Monday to adjourn their respec.
tive Houses till the first Monday In December.
Attorney General Evsrts arrived In this city
yesterday, and was In attendance at the Cabi-
net meeting. All the other members OF the
Cabinet were present excepting Mr.. Brown.
ing, who was represented by Assistant Seere-
tsry Otto. The Presidents wife and his
daughter, Mrs. Patterson, and her children,
haNo hfrFeu IN toWn from N1slt 70 tneir
home In Tennessee. Gen. Grant was at Platte.
Vile, Wis, some twenty-onc miles from
Galena, last week, where the new normal
school was dedicated. He was presented to
the assembled multitude, and was greeted
with rounds Of hearty cheers for "Gen. Grant,
next President OF the United States" Secre.
| tary MeCulloch 10 overrun with applicants
for the positions Of ssugers and storekeeper,
under the new tax law. Hon. N. q. Ordway
| Sergesnt.at-Arms OF the House OF Representa-
tives, Is at the National Hotel. Doctor Me
haffey, Reading Clerk Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives, is at the Metropolitan Hotel
Hon. F. Stone, OF Maryland, and W. b. White
OF Maine, are at Bunkcr's. De Bennevill,
Randolph keim, of the New York Herald, ar
rived in the city last night, much improved II
health and general appearance. D. A. Lang
don, OF Vermont, arrived at the United State
Hotel yesterday. Col. James r. Towns, o
the New York Tribune, arrived In town yes
terday. Alexander H. Stephens, OF Georgis
arrived In town yesterday. Speaker Cola,
| is In town.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19
Cricket nsteh-rhe Lud,rstop Case.

Crfekes hstoh-The Ludtngton Case.
NHv YcRx, September ls.--Ths internstion-
al cricket match between All England eleven
and twenty-five Of New York WAS concluded
to-day in favor Of All England eleven, in one
inning and twenty runs 10 spare. the score
stsnding-Ail England IFS. and Nov York 81;
second innings, 90. Al MI ~
After the cricket match bAss ball match
WAS improvised by Harry Wright and eight Of
All England on one side and nine, including
one Of all England, on the other. The result
was a victory for All England by IS to 10, their
fielding being very sharp all round, and their
batting OF the finest style.
The ease OF Luddington was argued to-day,
and was referred to a commissioner, who will
decide whether he be given up TO tho deputy
marshal from Illinois.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

The NEW YORK Commercial says that the
Democrats insist that In Maine the vote Of
1858 must be compared with that Of 1866, be
cause the latter was year when Congress.
men were el,'cted. How will 1t do for them to
base their no pes OF New York on 1866, when
Congressmen were elected In that year the
Republican majority was 1879. To be sure,
last year the Democrats had a majority Of
over 5000 In this State, but they say, "that
comparison amo UNITS to nothing" we must go
back to Congressional and Presidential cleo
tions. So going back, and reasoning for the
future from the past, we carry this State hand.
somely this fall. So let II be.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

MEETING OF Cos;GREss. There 10 much
speculation upon the question of the meeting
Of Congress, as to whether there will be a
quorum, and whether any legislation will be
attempted should quorum be present. Upon
these questions, all remain uncertain, and It
would not, therefore, be safe to predict what
may be done.
Up to last evening. but few members had ar.
rived. One thing is certain, and that Is, the
members are not disposed to stay in this city
any longer than the necessities Of the case de-
mands.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

"GREcIBs BKsD."-Messrs. Coyle & Tow
crs send US sample Of an amusing profle OF
the "Grecian Bend" as practieed at Saratoga,
cut from life with scissors. 1t is the most
amusing life.picture Of tho age. The psala-
graphic artist rejoices IN the name Of George
Schmidt.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

THK AUTHENTICITY OF the Valandigham
dispatch to the Secretary of the Treasury,
which we published a day or two since, 10
denied by the Express and InteHigenesr. The
fact that such dispatch was sent there 10 In
dubitable proof of. Mind, we do not say that
the Secretary has received the telegram, but
we kno,p that such a dispatch WAS sent by Val.
audighsm, and that other dispatches Of = sim.
liar tenor have been sent to the office.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

From TuE Publishers, Sheldon 4 o., New
York, and Shillington, corner Of Four-and-a-
half and Pennsylvania avenue, We have the
Galaxy for October, with its usual amount OF
articles of high literary character and fine
engrayings.
Also, from the publishers, Littell 4 Gay,
Boston, Littelrs Living Age for the current
week, containing selections from standard
English reviews, &c.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

By THB WAY, what has become Of Toombs,
b. II. Hill, Forrest, Semmes, and other dre-
eaters who were, as we were told a while
back, going to stump the North Why do they
not comet Send them along. There need be
no difficulty on account OF funds. Repubh-
cans will contribute literally.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

The CRY has been for some time that there
WAS no enthusiasm for Grant and. Colfax, and
That therefore they cannot win. After the
rousing victories In Vermont and Maine what
have these people to say. Between this and
November these croakers will find about as
much enthusiasm, we guess, as the Yankees
say, little more than they want.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

AUGUSTA, Ma, Sept. ls.-Returns from &oe
towns give Chamberlain oo,lte, P,ilsbury
<s,sT. Majority for Chamberlain ao,si1. The
towns to be heard from last year gave Cham
berlain t,2s1, Pillsbury Also. Full returns
including those towns with their relative In
crease Of votes added will give Chamberlain
q majority Of 2o,.o4. Onaoisl returns will DO
published next week. II 10 generally conceded
here Chamberlain majority will exceed 40.
O00
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

Three Persons stabbed BY Maniac.
NHw YoRK, Sept. ls.-Miehsel Conlsr, in q
at Of dsiirium tremens, stabbed his wife while
asleep, and also two men named Regsn father
and SOM who came to her assistance He was
finally secured. The younger Regan 10 dan
ssrously wounded, tho others slightly.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

FRox THB Publishers we have Hsrper's
Magazine for October, an unusually interest.
Ing number.
Also, from the publishers, Llppincotts
Magazine for October, replete with interest
ing literature
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

MosT0oNERY, Sept ls.-The Senate was en-
gagged all day discussing political topics.
The House adjourned after very short SEES
sion.
The Republicans are In caucus with closed
doors,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

The LADIRs' MAdAzINH,-Our thanks are
due to J. Shilllngton for an early copy OF
Nine. Democrats Ladies' Magazine Of Fash
lon for October.
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WARMED.

RYAN-LoyEJoY. On the 18th instant, By The
Rev. Father Bckcl, NJ MIe s,,t krAS 10 MISS
sILENCE-DEsFOssB. September II, By Rev.
D. Payton Brown, WILLIAM II. sILBEoB TO SUSAN
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Georgia LegisIature Proceedings.

Se0rKih Legisinture h,FOCeeuInkB.
ATLANTA, Sept ls.-The House passed the
Senate relief bill by vote of IL to 60.
A resolution was adopted repeating the
former action Of the House stopping the col
lection OF debts, asd declares that collection
can be made when tho present relief bill re.
ceives the Governors signature.
The Senate adopted an amendment to the
tax bill, taxing foreign insurance companies
one per cent. on their premiums or otherwise.
State companies are taxed on the capital
stock.
A document is circulating for sisnatureI'
irrespective OF party, requesti og Hon. Alex.
ander II. Stephens to deliver an address on the
present condition Of the country. It's signed
by several members OF both houses. 1t 10 re.
ported that Governor Bullock signs the re-
quest In the belief that 1t will do much
towards restoring peace and quiet to the
country.
A committee Of negroes, declared ineligible,
left for Washington to present their case to
| Congress.
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Jamaica News-The kevenue Case
Labor Congress-yessel s'upPOsed
LOst-Nnrrow Escape.

Labor CODgress-Sessel suppOsed
LOst-Nnrrow Escape.
New YoRK, Sept. ls.-Jamaica advices Au-
gust rs, state smallpox continues on the north
side OF the Island.
The revenue case 10 postponed again until
Tuesday.
Two highway robbers were sent to the States
prison to-day for Ave years.
The National Labor Congress assemblies
here next Monday.
Anxiety 10 felt here for the safety OF the
steamship Northern Light, which left here
August %, for Bremen, and has not been heard
from since.
To-day several families had narrow escape
from burning to death at fire in Brooklyn.
Many persons escaped In night clothes. OFF,
Ger Grow rescued a child from the Names at
the risk of his life, losing a portion of his
clothing In the heroic effort.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19
DIED.

oLDs.-Friday, September ls, 1888, the ReS
naton Parish, aged 10 years, smonths and IS days
funersI services on Saturday, 18Th instant, -
ii ths yestfy room q the church at II . m. In
surpiioes. d.,
Da CoyER,-At his residence, Falls Church,
va, on the 18th inst Mr.. N. De COVER clerk
A, d. O., In the 2pth year Of his age,
His funeral will tax place from the residence =.
and q streets, IN this city, 1880 o'elsck, p. m
Saturday, 10th inst Friends aud relative arc r.
speotfuliy invited to attend.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19
Watches and Jewelry.
JRw ELRy

T JEWELKY.
IL. o. HOOD, No SS PennsylyanIa Avenue.
dealer In Gold and Silver Watches, diamonds,
ane Gold JEWELLERY, Solid Silver Ware. Spec
tseles. Opera GLASSES, Pocket and Table Cutlery,
every, variety Of silver-Plated Ware. &C., At the
very lowest prices. deli
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CARRIAGES,
CARRIAGES,
s(-kH


SALE OF THE BASE BALL EMPORIUM, NO
22s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. -
On FRIDAY MORNING, September -, al "
o'clock we will sell at auction, II not prev ousy
sold At private sale, the very desirable stock, hx
!qros billiard table. and all the contents o. st0fs
street. II no purchaser offers Tor store and con:
tents We will then proceed 70 sell the aIheIss Ans
Tobacco aud Pipes, all kinds, and some very su.
periOri three Glass SHOW cases, Scales. aer
Duet, and other gameSi Billiard Table, complete
snd In good orders with 3 miscellaneous lot o.
other articles toe numerous to mention. THIS Sal 2
offers special Inducements to buyers. The stand
il an excellent one. and the rent low For fprther
particulars inquire OF w L. WALL W.,
Bslp AucIoheeth'
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

ELxIRA, Sept. ia disastrous FIRE occurred
last night In Arnot's block, corner OF Lake
and Water streets, occupied by Z. H. Cook q
Co., hardware merchants. Loss ESQ., 900. In.
sured for $4,000.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19
Wants.
Personal.

MONTHLY NURSE AMERICAN NOW
n disengaged, with best Of City references,
would like to make n few more engagements. APP
ply at OF Twelfth street
SHIRT MAKING and all kinds Of plain sew lng
done at short notice. Also, Furnished Rooms for
Gentlemen at So Twelfth street. spl-lm
DRIyATg MEDICAL CONSULTATION AT
L "0LDn DR.. DARBY'S, 40 Seventh street,
posite odi-Fellows' Hall. Separate rooms for
uents. ssl2-n
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

Tho Cotton Crop.
AUGUSTA, GA, September ls.-The CATER
piller Is PLAYING havoc with the cotton In this
section.
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Financial.

NEW YoRK, Sept. ls.-Tho PoHs financial
article says the money market Is stiii easy.
Governments are strong and In great demand.
Railroads active, strong and buoyant. Ex-
press shares active but feverish. Exchange
dull and heavy.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

EOR SALE "A VERY RABLE NEW
Inquire at Gl2 Twelfth, between PennsylynuiI
avenue and L street sepl9-6r
EOR SALE OR RBNT.-sEyBN NEW AND
very desirable four room HOUSES, known As
Foundry Place, with water, gas, and sewer. The
above HOUSES are situated In the rear u the
Foundry Methodist church, corner q Fourteenth
and q streets Inquire at 5l2 Twelfth street, be-
tween Pennsy lyaHiA avenue and Z street.
Az
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

HedaI Tor FomAIe BrnVeFy.
Bosros, Sept. is-Bridgst Mary o'Tooie,
who swan out and saved two ladies from
drowning at Nshant, few days ago, Is to
have medal from the humane society.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-19

Abbvshhs. = s>LDS.
the LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS
FRENCH TROOPS TO BEMAIN In ROME
CONVICTION OF CARDINAL RelSACH
THE GOVERNOR GENERAL FOR CANADA
CRICKET MATCH IN NEW YORK
THE ALL-ENGLAND vIcToRS
POLITICAL MATTERS IN MASSACHUSETTS,
RESULT OF The MAINE ELECTION
GENERAL SOUTHERN NEWS
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W. w. BURDETTE.

PROPOSALS FOR TRANSPORTING MATE.
LIGHT HOUSE, n. G.
TREASURY DRPARTAEET,)
OFFICE LIuhT House. BOARD,
WAsHIEGTON CITY, Sept. II, 1858
Sealed proposals will be received at this Odce
until o'clock, p. m, on FRIDAY, the 18th day OF
September, 1903, for transporting from Baltimore
Md. TO a designated anchorage In Pamli co Sound,
near II RteIAs Inlet, about one million Bricks and
Light. house At Cape Hatleras.
Information concerning this service may be OBJ
Acting lighthouse Engineer, Custom House, Bal
timore, Nd, or to @. Castor Smith, Acting Light:
Walnut streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
std W b. 6HUBRICK, Chairman,
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RICKET MATCH IN NEW YORK

THE GOVERNOR GENERAL FOR CANADA
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-05-02
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