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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

EBB1TT HOUSED. O. WILLARD.
Tho% John,sos B.N,l%orSt !Si,SP,n
BsseseE and wife, P New Y{orss Mrs N
Clarke, Chisagoi Geo W Stafford, BOstoni WIN
T TlisSssR rsr Mass. v Ss, S SoiFs MB
Titus, cityy John J Wolfe, W p Ultimate,
Tenn = Ksn,s5 and and yifs, T. !; L Z MePeafn
D II Freger, N o.; VIM Bell, j., Philadelphis;
Charles Long, James Henderson, Warren
ton, N " WIN lanes, Cal NJ Liyermore,
Kroell, city; Miss Atkinson and maid, Balti.
more; L Foster, Philadelphia: o Meeker and
wife, Alex Nichols and wife NJ Frank Sui.
water, Tenn; S L Lane, Philadelphial Z
Pond, Gs; Edw Lane, Philadelphia; Craig,
MIS- LsT, Jone, X Gags aSyssl
wife; A Reybold, Del; q @ Megrue, OHIO;
James Anderson, Lewis Creighton, Il L
Creighton, Philadelphia.
METRoPoLlTAN-sH 4 PoTTs.
Bit,iHg, fPs{ YA EIs,'EfSa ward Ti atsSs
Mitchell, W Carr, Philadelphia; NJ Buoy,
Pas Ed Salllgan, Thomas + Hurry, J ", wal.
| lace, N II Wheeler, Mrs f Seguin, New York;
George Powell, 7 A Davis, knoxville, Tenn;
Miss r A Talbot, Miss Laura Talbot, Miss
Mols Jsnasitns Jphn TsiSO.' tsufe Ma
d Rue, Miss Rue, Farmyille, Va; q Barneld,
hsr .nS NJ. ky B.s M2i BATE asa M Ef Nv
II Carpenter, MOI George Reid,Ya.
HARDWOOD HoUsE-KIso.
Louis Seward and wife, Col Pitehlum;
J + Potter, Y, Fantley, Elmira Saml
NJ Cooper, Richmond DR. NJ L Fortney, Cleve-
land; fhos NJ Marshall, Petersburgi Joseph
q Kridcr and wife, st Paul; L U Ebermsn,
Chambersburg; Jack Logan, Frank Ryan,
Max Trayers, San Francisco; Edward Slydell,
Winona, MINI Spencer Einstein, Rev George
W Dodinger and family, N Y; John O'Don-
Mary Francis Roberts, Miss Emma A Good
rich, John Goodrich, Phila; Joseph 5 Burke,
Louis Smith, Howard county, Md.
OWEN HOUSE S. W. OWEN.
Edward Partalis, France; DR.. Logan, Leay:
+ Brady, Va; DR. NJ + Thibodo, Gal; John Ra.
ley, Pittston, Pa; L N Whitehouse, U s Nj J
W Haskell, Va; Charles Z JoIman, r /;
Woras, Richmond, Va; 7 Kinseller, Chi
cage, ~; VIM II Brawley, O; Maggie
Philadelphia.
wlLLARDS'-SvKRs & CHADWICK.
Frank 5 Chanfrau, Chss Hugill, George ID
Norton, + NJ CLARK, r o Ganiard, Mr. and MR.
W q Clark, New York; Roger Homer, Ma
tanzas; James NJ Crockett, Tenn; IL Wood
Albany, N Y; J Mcdowell, Paris; WIN Nor
ris and wife, John Fulton, New Orleans; Tho
Brady, Richmond.
0 UNITED STATES HOTEL-J. II. BEAN.
= II G Jackson, Josiah Siblcy, Wilmington
, Dell James ID Gibbs, @ E Gibbs. Charleston
SO; @ IL Lawson, Charles Howard, Gityi
Q ner, i 9 Thomas, Pa; " @ IIoyt, Richmond
J WOODBURY., Philadelphia.
!. SEAToN house,. II. SEMNGs.
VIM II ii Young, Baltimore; U Brnnhan
Va; Fletcher, Niagara Fallsi d Kaufman
Phila; James Belgcr, N " John IL Ston,
Richmond, Va; L L Spalding, Md; Ha
/. burger, Baltimore.
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FOR VICE President:
SCHUYLER cOLFAx,


~ care nothing for promotion, ~ long as our
arms are successful. '-Grr 10 Sh,ru.rn FebrW'
sry, 1861
success 81 jar arms ''-Griaf toHdlisck, February
5, lS52.
'.Thi'iS a RNrnhlic where the will Of the people
l. the law of the land. "-fsusr1t GrrnrS letter to
President johnson, duVUst, 1877.
~ shall have no policy Of my own to interfere
ag1insI the Will OF the people. ''-GruHis Letter,
IAIy 70, 1865.
Human liberty, tho only TINE foundation ~ hi
man government. ''-GrNEts Letter 10 Citizens n
Mstn phiS.
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DIED.

HlLL.-ln Georgetown, on Sunday. October IS.
hbp. IN. In the SD year OF his age, OEuRgR HILL
snatiye OF Portsmouth, England, but for the last
nfLy years citizen Of Alexandria and Washing.
HIS funeral will take place at 10 20 a, IN. on
Tuesday, October q from the residence Of his son.
town. The friends Of the family are Invited 10 a.
tend.
HAMILTON; -At6 a. IN: October Is, of chronic
Group, JAcOB MARKs, aged years o monlhs and io
days. only ,on Of Thomas and Mary Ann Hamilton.
flneral Tuesday aternOon. p. m. from tho
between Eighth and Ninth east. Relatives and
friends Of the family are respectfully invited 10
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MOVEMENTS OF SANTA ANNA
ARRESTS FOR ISSUING FALSE PAPER
FOREIGN NEWS ny CABLE.

- =, 20 r, ,,--.,,t. - Ah..,o,.
~ HL'H' ~ ~ He ,'.,,,' 1900,
mas r'iuseu 70 IeeeNe Wv
IN ,H'or OIL 'ne en'.n r'1o' ,,
nAp"'p' ov'. - u ~, la, na 80, .,
A'uless On .no Suu'te'o Va VI,
tne Spanish oo'e'nniohs, nv 49,
II WIN DC t1 ni inye q1 SIs ps
hr, th,, ali Tho ,conIc will have n tight In
cxnrcs, thrir opinions.
6I,,,,shssb ccl,rcJ 4, favor of , mo,,rcbv
,,a ia ,vnnor,cd by Serrano and Lorct,
IT, t-nio,t.,s And ncr,ocr,+. arc willing IN
o...n, ether monarchy mr. rcnublic n dc.
c,sei hv universal suaraVe.
Io~no~ Oct Io-Evenipg -Copso,s olsl
American securitIcs Grmer' United States
hands -asl. Hallway sharca steady, Erie 30 Z;
Iuinois o.
FnAxKFonr. Oc, g-I'nitcl Sintcs bonds
Nrmcr ATTN
pans Oc,. 10 -Bourse G,Ia. Ecutcs 20 fr.
or
I,vrproor De, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n,r,
| S,Ics 10 ooo h.Iea northumberland
| ILvrrroot. Oct. l9.-The Chamber Of Com.
| r,crcc boyc snnninteL the ool inst,nt for thc
| n,,.o,,.,io, or a, aII,e,s IN Peyc,bv Iob,.
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BosTos, Oct. lo-The case known as the
State street Irregularities come up for trial
to-day in the United States Circuit Court be.
fore Judges Clifford and Lowell. The parties
implicated are Julius 7. Heartwell, Charles
Mcllcn, Charles +. Icartwell, and Edward
d" Ine atIer Is nor IN court, ana 10 SAID to have
sbscOnded.
Hesrtwell pleaded nOns cOaisnd.re, and 10
under bail for sentence.
The indictment In substance charges Heart
well, when cashier OF the United States Sub
Treasury in Boston, with using Government
funds to the amount OF a million dollars, and
duplicates Mellen and Word as accomplices.
The trial will occupy several dsys.
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Tms meeting Of war Democrats who desire
to aid the election OF General Grant will be
held At Cooper Institute, on next Wednesday
night. The call has been signed By nearly one
hundred oCthe most Influential citizens Of New
York city, all OF whom were war Democrs;s.
1t Ia believed this movement will gain Grant
many thousand votes in this state, and the
demonstration of "Wednesday will be one of
the most Imposing ever witnessed In New
York, Many Of those now working earnestly
for Grant were formerly leaders of the Demo-
cratic party in that city, AMI their influence
Will change many Notcs to GRANT. EN'Mayor
haycmcyer will preside. aud speeches will be
mace by judge PIcrTcpOEt, Francis Is. Cut
ting, Henry q. SteJbias, Henry Nicoll, and
othetA.
h, one OF ihc SltfiJ AM Ett IlIttY0a GI, ar
Pierrcponu COMMITTEE Mr. Bennett de-.
Johises the THmmtny oligtrchy as obnoxious,
| tyrannicAl and intOlcTtble, and says he can
not consent 10 remsin any longer in an organ.
| lzatIOn which, protesting TO be democratic
| has not the hrst element Of It In its compost.
! ton.
THg St. Louis Republicans had a great
meeting on SltuldGy. Among the dispatchgN
read WAS the following:
ToH " Far. thuirn.ua. &c ""''A''N' ~ l.
Impossible to come. Conquer or die.
Il. W. BgK,HER
THE leaders have determined TO keep B!air's
dirty rebel rag flying until after election, lot.
withstAniing all the mud thrown at 1t BY the
| World. 1t is aswell. 1t is better that Blair
ana seymour should make 1t their uncondi.
The Philadclphil PrCsS has loud call: ar
Mayor Hoifntn, of the city of New FORK an
asplrant to gubernatoTlsI honOrs can spare
the time, we will tn tnk him, between this
aud The idcs of November; to repeat his walt
to Pennsylvania.
THE Albany arJuE calls upon all Democrats
70 put their shoulder 70 the wheel To this
the JournG! replies: Every Democrat NAV do
so, but for all that the wheel won't move
The man who does It will get stuck in th,.
same rut that the wheel is in"
TiLDES, Belmont and Schcll telegram that
they are not panic.stricken.n They may NOT
be stricken with that distempCr, but they have
the St. Nitus' dance badly.
BLAIR to the Democracy OF Pennsylvania be.
lore election: You must carry the State"
The Democracy to BlHir, after election: we
couldn't carry 1t, lrM y0u"
SEYMOUR TO GRsST, lSf. Where arc your
victories Grant to seymour, 1858; where
are your victories
HLLMnpLp's medicines may be good for the
dyspepsia, lat even $4,000 worth Of them
wont cure thc DE mOcrats, They've got the
disease too bad"
The democracy, like blind men, are boat.
ING The wind" Aud recent events show that
That Is the only thing they can beat.
NON. ALPREp RUssELL, Uuited StAtes Dis.
fHct Attorney for Michigan, has pronounced
for Grant
Tue new Delegate TO Congress from pnco.
tab Territory, Sphinx, Ia a Republican,
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DRATB OF AN OLD CiTIzEN-Mr. Goo. Hill,
ST.. one OF our oldest and most respected citi:
died on sunday sse1Pg At about eight
Hill, No. leo Bridge street, aged 50 years. Mr..
Hill emigrated from England In the year 1917,
and took up his residence In Alexsndria,
moved to Washington. He has resided with
his son for the last two years, aed up to with
In about two months Of his death was an un-
commonly active man for his age. His wife,
Mrs. Ann Hill, survives him, and 10 50 years
OF age.
DRowxrp.-On Sunday evening, 4 eolored
man, whose name we could not ascertain, was
drowned at the magazine locks, above George
town. He was employed there as lock. keeper,
and while in the discharge of his duty, went
below to see why the lock.gate would mot work
satisfactorily, and while there was caught In
the paddles, and before he could extricate HIM
self was drowned. His body has not been re-
covered.
DISHONEST SERvAsr-Whilst Miss McCau'
ley, who resides with her brother.in.law, Col
BAH, on Second street, was absent on Satuf
which she missed on her return. Suspicior
| fell on her colored servant, and on searchins
| her trunk the stolen jewelry was found, NJ
| arrest was made.
| A RIDBIN A WHEELBARRow.-Aw wager ha
| been made by Democrat and u Radical OF thi
| city that II Seymour and Blair are elected tn,
| Radical is to wheel the Democrat In = wheel
barrow from the corner Of High and Bridg
/ streets 10 inc hOubt huu UhVh
| take a drink at each restaurant the Democra
| to wheel the Radical II Grant is elected.
TEMPERANCE MERTISG.-A large and enthu
| siastic temperance meeting was held Sunda
afternoon in front Of the Buteher's Market
| under the auspices OF Heber Tent No. 10, Ii
dependent Order of Rcchabites, and addresse
were made by Rev. J. T. Lighter and Henr
u. Tyler, Eaq.
RIVER FRoNT-Arrived; Shops Hazard, A
e1andria, with wheat for Hartley & Brother
and boat Pioneer, Accotink, with wood.
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Explosion of II Locomotive.

CATUGA, N. y, Oct l0.-As the 4 O'Clock
j. m train was crossing Cayuga Lake to-day,
aud had reached about half way across, the
water In the boiler exploded, throwing the
fragments into the lake. Four men were rid
lug on the engine, but none Of them were Sc.
rtously Injured.
Great CONSERVATION cnsued among the pas
scugeFs, but fortunately no cars were thrown
from the track
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Tue REBEL DEMOCRACY in tie South are
Just now giving striking examples OF the dia'
bOlism Of that spirit which sought the over
throw Of the Government. We notice no less
than I've brutal murders in one day: Hon.
George ". Smith, u member Of the Texas Con-
stitutiUmal Conventions the Sheriff and Judge
of st. Mary's county, Louisiana Z; the murder
Of a state Senator OF South Carolina, on the
platform of a railway car in broad daylight;
10 Arkansas, deputy sheriff and an old man,
were tied to tree and both shot. In that
country there is truly n carnival OF blood.
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NhM DIRK OctOUCr ly.-lhe lnltcl states
Indian Commission, appointed at \ public
meeting Of the citizens last May, were In ses-
sion this morning, at Cooper Institute, to
listen to report from Bishop Whipple, OF
Minnesota, on the present condition OF the In.
IiHms of the United States Territories.
Vincent Collier. the secretary, reported that
during the summer vacation, a memorial had
been presented to Congress on behalf OF the
Indians, and an address to the people, issued
by the Commission.
Bishop whipples address contained a start,
llrg array Of facts rs to the i'll treatment and
long continued Injustice of our people to-
wards the Indians.
Drs. Bellows and Osgood, and Bishop Hem.
pei also addressed the meeting, the latter in.
stancins the reSult Of the humane treatment
of six tribes In this State as evidence OF the
capacity Of the lEdisns for Improvement.
They were civilized aud increasing in num-
beers. After the adoption of resolutions ask
ing Congrc,s to give Bishop Whipple a hear.
Ing at Its next session, the meeting adjourned
to meet at the call Of the secretary.
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MARCHAND-TODD On the 18Th Instant, By
the Roy,, Dr. Sunderland, youS 4. MARCHAsD,
esq ,oi GreensburI, Pa, to MARY L. , only dauEh'
ter ofthe late David 5. Todd OF Greensburg, Pa.
the Rev. Charles II, Nosrso, Maior ions b. Stan,
ARD Of Cnlpeper CcuTt'honse. Va, to Mss Bar.
Z. Peter, esq. , Of Maryland,
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BALTIMORE, October l9.-The argument on
the motion to Vacate the writs In the cases of
General Butler in the Supreme Court OF Bal.
AmOre city, by Mr.. Schley, for the motion,
which had been previously argued at length
BY Hon. Caleb Gushing for General Butler,
and Il. 7. Merrick, OF Washington, and VIM.
hcade Addison and II. ]. Brent, OF Baltimore,
for the plaintiff. Several days will elapsc be-
fore the court can review the auth critics cited
and give its decision.
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RocHgsTRR, N. Y, Oct. lg,-The Penneld
paper mills In this county were totally de-
s'royed by Grc on Saturday evening. Tho
loss cannot be asCCrtainel. The insurance on
the building, machinery, and stock amounts
10 $50 eco. The origin Of the fire is unknown.
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&C l3gs


laying received a ,plcn lid Assortment Of NEW
GpoDn from auction, we are Offering
biAIh ALPACAs a. -, - i, ~, IS, and 70 cents
pI"aI Bargain In DRESS GOODS
tnhANhEIht IN gr'at variety, from n to 40
IVY, anu boys tASSlMEkES, from ~ cents u
~ ~ iargsrt stock In the city.
fLANA Els from q cont, ali tho WAY INTO Al
HALItbEs ION 4 to u cents
bleaCh'd sui Brown Co I"IONSy very law
r J. W. SELBT L co
Oe:l6-Gt Near The Isutre MaIE..t
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the WAR DEMOCRATS in New York have
issued call for great Grant meeting in that
city 1t is numcrOusly signed, and when it is
seen that such men as Judge Pierrepont, H. q.
Stebbins, Henry Nicol, william F, Hsvemeyer,
and Francis b. Cutting, are to be present and
speak, it may well be believed that the gather.
log will be one OF power and Influence.
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NEW YorK, October lo-l p. M.-Cotton
quiet aud firmer; 25k cents. Sugar quiet and
weaki Cuba l2@l31S cents Porto Rico l2A0
ts 5O@tl375. Wheat dull and nominal No. 2,
tl.65lgsl.73. Corn dull and nominal ll641
III cents. Oats quiet and ilrmi 1914 cents.
Rye dull and nominal, loo cents. Pork inact-
ibe and dropping s2s.75. Gold 1879.
BALTIMORE, Oct. lo.-BRgADsTUFP,.-T
market continues dull and inactive. We hear
OF q sale OF about COO barrels standard CITY
Mills extra, taken for export, on private
terms, undcrstood to have been at to.75.
-Whedt.-The market dull and heavy,
especially for med um and low grades. Prime
white brought s2G6, common at o., while
prime red sold at .? co; fair s23ii common
Corn.--Markct steady. White sold at tl.ao;
oais.-Market very strong and active. Sales
so cents; 100 at IS cents; lsd at II cents; 500 at
TlGl73 cents; 1850 damaged at 60 cents.
Rys.-Receipts, 1850 bus. The market con-
tinues firm. Sales: 100 bus. at lG2 cents, and
ProviiionI.-Thcrc is a moderate jobbing de-
mand for Bacon, for which we quote the job
bling prices as follows: II cents for Shoulders
II cents for rib Sides, and ia cents Tor clear
| ribs. Hams are dull, ranging from II to 20
| cents, as to quality. Bulk Meats are quiet,
| and We hear OF no further transactions. The
| Mess Pork Ia firm at 5000. Lard, 1920
| cents for prime steam and kettle-rendered.
| Stcds.-Cloyer seeds CONT nue. heavy, with
| large receipts. We note sales Of 200 husheli
| Pennsylvania At STT5, and so bushels Pennsyl
ysnia at IS. Timothy seed is dull at s3.l0g
sSlS fax ia nomi9al CT sts2 s e A., roow, ,,,t
crushed, l654 cents; Soft A white, 1917 cents
Circle A, l5Is centsj II, 10 cents; q extra, lI3,
centsi and Uyellow, IA cents.
| SHuP'-Wequote AS follows, viz: Maryland
| Golden at so cents; Baltimore Golden, at Il
oentsi Chesapeake at IS to bS cents; and Mer
| chants at rs cents per gallon.
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@y.NoTIcE-Tho Dedication of the
w Grant and COlfAx Pole erected On Penn
sylyAnla avenue, between FIRST and Second streets
fhsil In the flth ward, will take place on MON
DAY, the 18th Inst, al 30 y. IN. where there
WIZ DO many eminent speakers, who " III address
Inc audience ON that occasion, The friends Of the
attend. H. II MARYMAN
President Fifth Ward Grant And GoiiaT Club.
Ocl6-td
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Tho Democratic Middle,

there Is good deal Of swearing anon the
u"tcFr!aed Democracy LereabOut at the course
Of Mcssrs. Belmont, TilLen, and ; chelL in
checking the rising tide In favor Of new can
d1dates. They say that they cannot carry
seymour and Blair, and loulIy proclaim 1t
that they wall not try. The lVOrd Will not find
ltscIi alone IN its movement for change
There are several mcU.Oers Of the Democratic
Executive Committee now in this city. and
ihey express themselves boldly in opposition
10 MF' Belm0p''s policy, and It Is UNDERSTOOD
that they mean to call meeting In PhiI.del.
phia on u.e 23l inst, aud II possible to noni,
nate nov candidates. 1t was currently ru.
mOfeI yesterday that Mr.. Calso had yielded
l" the solicitations of these alYeatureTI aul
would consent to run.
We shsI soon see whcreuato thi, pu,rreI-
for quHrci It evidently is-wtII come. Atany
I"lo tAeae nen swear that they will not stand
Blair.
Tn dcmoralizei Dcu.o.rAcy stand shiy
erIng In the wind, but one thing Ia now pl,iu
that Whatever tA"y may d. they cannot get Ia
CGt Of the gUIl.
IHH WORLD now cOmprehcuds the situation,
bat It Is too late, 1t sticks, Notwithstanding
TIC howl against 1t, and calls upon Seymour
mad bitiG 10 do something grand and chIyulric
II says:
ct nless We can change the aspect Of the
canvass We shall have u repetition IN Noyc.u-
Der OF result like that which has oyertakru
US III Tue preliminary contest. Ii anybody
lGiis tht PTot'. ,tnt things look well ~ they
stand or That nothing which can now be done
would better them, he ls IN the urst case dis.
honest and In the second mistakru. GOV
Seymour can now aid Us much but ,ien Ilatr
eau aid US TAR more ia n different way, by A
chiVaIflc action superior to all clOquence.H
This journal all along during the canvass
has illustrated its own declaration. 1t has
been certainly "dishouest," ifnUt "mtstakvn'
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LATEST TELEGRAPH'C MEMS
ny TnE Associated PRESS.
THE LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS
TIE DISSENSIONS AMONG THE SPANlARDs
What Government Will They Have'
ADDRESS TO REvERDY JOHNSON
TRAIN SOUND on THE NATIONAL QUESTION
Society Disorganized in tie South
CAS- UAl TIES At SEA
SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENTS
NEWS FRO M XICO
The RevoIutionists still Defiant
MOVEMENTS OF SANTA ANNA
ARRESTS FOR ISSUING FALSE PAPERS
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Special Notices.

sS5y. HEADQUARTERS SOLDIERS,
CAN EXECUTIVE CON MITTEE, its For RrSEsTH
You met the enemy in Maine and Vermont and
sylyanis. Indiana and Nebraska, after an uupTe.
oedentcd struggle, victory inclines In your favor
Hest not upon your lauTelG
your work IL not complete until the last yestige
OF treason and secession Is tTampled out. Dis.
mayed, demoraliked and broken, the enemy waits
0ut your eSger advance all along tho line TO sur
On your success now depends the future gtandipR
OF the loyal veteran soldier aud sailor; Of The
widow and orphan Of your dead com rades
Bold riders Of Sheridan, Wilson, fitzpatrick and
Pleasantonl your old commanders summon you
again to the charge,
~ Veterans Of the Tennessee, the Cumberland, the
Potomac, the James, the Gulf, and the Trans mis-.
sissppi Gallant taTs who sailed under Foots,
Porter, Dahlgren aud farraEuti repeat your vic.
Let 70 y.sss! place be found in yourranks on the
The war record Of the Democracy cling. to II like
tbs shirt OF Nessus. II must be Its shroud
But seventeen days for earnest, effective work
remain Relax not your efforts, and never again
shall the hated nag OF treason, secession and ma.
h9nAl dishOnor confront you.
buEles sound the chargo!N Push IEinIsi!I,'' An
overwhelming victory awaits you.
by order Of the Committee
y. A. BARNuN, Chairman.
y. L. CHlPMAS. Secretary.
S JAZZ; 4 s sE2TL' Asst sOe'rIO,, o,,o
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ILNITED sIATEs PATENT QErlCE, =,

| NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
- WAsHlSuTOs, d. G. Sept. -,
o. the petition OF T.. W, hACKESEIE, OF O1
vile, y. praying for the extension Of \
Al Improvement In Machine for Blowing "
Il 10 ordered that said petition be heard
ONCE sn the l+th day Of December next An
son may oppose this eNtensiOn. Objections,
Blllons, and other papers should bs filed
ONCE twenty days before the day Of hearing.
i. II. HODGky
se9-Tu3w Acting Commissioner Of Hstes
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II NlTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
- WAsnlSdTOS, ID. c., Sept 0, !
On the petitisn Of sTLyASUs SAWTgR, or
burg, MAsSachusetts, praying for the eIt
81 patent granted him GU the l2Ih day Of d
Der 1871, for an Improvement In Rattan Ma
Is ordered that said Petition be heard
office the 80 day Of November next Any
may oppose this extension Objections, d
lions and other papers should be hled IN ihin
twenty days before the day " hearing.
sel2-saSt Commissioner u Payy
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-20

~ WAsHlNuTOS, d, g., Sept. q,
oh the ,peutiOn OF JOSEPH 5. WISsOR, Of II
hpAlehl granted to him on the I'd day on II
100, iOfAn i'm TOyement In Machines for III
WcayerS' Harness;
is ordered that said petition be heard |
once on the 18th day of December next AMI
hon may oppose this extension. Objections, II
uOhs, and other papers should be filed In III
Sep.b-F3w CommIssioaeT Of Paid
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-20

IMroRrAhT TO THE Boys IRON the ENPInH
fhf SttcrAi fSiiroad COMPANIES for reduced
rates Of fare for voters 10 the various points
| In the State OF New York. Tickets are good
for thirty days, and may be obtained OF Col
Lee, at the office Of the New York state mill
tAry agent, No. ass Twelfth street, between L
andF The following is the schedule of prices
from Baltimore aud return: Elmira, slo7S;
Canandagua, 1885, Rochester, sli5ji Buffalo,
sl7.3j; Dunkirk, :lT.!j; Geneva, sl+S5i syria.
euse, sI5Ij; Binghampion, 1890; Oswego,
tl2lO; bonneville, sl2 %; Watkins, sll .5ji
from Washington TO New York and return,
kll2O.