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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-17
Y. Z. Z. PILL.

'r ltSdwals Iiils -uo>'-r3r regulating. the
~ f. stomach. iifrct. ani promoting Digestion,
o., Ffi o.; u'E'i;. Tor oHstiaa'r diteasrs AMI
'hrnrir tomrltinfs-i % every 3! hours.
TT Roadway % ttils ar" com puuniri irum Nrgrta.
be bNtracts, Coated with >wsct Cuu, ADD arl the
best quickest. ans safest lurEatNr Apcri.ut, Auti.
ti.tous nui tatHaFiic Medicine known % Medical
Science.
bug ~ pr. Endvuy = i'ils CONTAINS moro Of the
acls" puuciI,c tcurr aut will Sc, quicker on tho
Liver. ENwcls, Stomach. kiinevs Wiadler Wlnnd.
s., than - ct the ofdi uary common purrrtfive
cathartc Ylis soid uiirE various rstnes, 90 than
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-17

rwENrY-FIvEY YEARS. pnACTICr

In th' trcAtmsut nt di-easrs ilrf3rnt "a Females.
has piso & lll. DOW q; Ola, beat q au pay-.sians
iHntuN -1rh practice Frrrtaitr, abd Iuabtss hjut
20 guarantee sp.v,y and permanent cure Ia the
worst cases 81 ~uppf~s,inu aud ai "'u"r N"n.trust
!N'rinr"rstn'e fr'iu Va hsfrVor cause Al letters
or sir ,cr -iust contain o.. Olcr ~. Enltct.,
Ntr,,f yoa tuu
y. a. board fnrai.tsi 30 those g grjps g, o..
main fIi.r treatment
Hssfpe. I1.g a. .Su- -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-17
a GRI.Ar STnRM.

SGT vffF'. Ha-.. er saas lui among Poe cook. VIZ,
ha'g been Imposed upau O., tt, ,,s.ers ort.I sa,r
th'u', .is' 'NAt camuon'y 'olui la market rylc's
>si,ral' ua- tu'ly -ati'arI ,h.iu and quellsd thv
di''ushar-' Al good cook s.k the eroosr fof PHO,
cA.'rsius. S., thst thc name g. on the package
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-17

rT'in the Lewiston Journal. We 4 nd the
following religious Intelligence pertaining
TO portion Of our County;
Rumiorl circuit. Gardiner District. Is 4
large field OF labor. embracing Rumlurd
Mexico. Andovcr and Milton Plantation.
having a membership OF over two hundred.
and some forty Proba,ioncrs \; present
social meetings are being held every
evening IN tho week. (Monlay exccpted)
and they are seasons OF power and great
good. The Grs, Quaricriy Meeting tor the
Conference year was held at Runiord
Centre. Junc 9th auI 18th Rev. 4.
Saodcrson presided with LIS usual ability
and succcss. The Love Feast SUNDAY
morning win bc long remembered. one
hundred and nine trstiiyinS o the power OF
Christ to save. in Iuilc more than one
hour. Rev. Mr. Sanderson preached a
powerful sermon en- tho cousrious cxi<,unce
OF tho dead, which vas listened TO @,
large anil Interested congregation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-17

Sweden although billy town. has some
ottbc best land, in 0x(ord Co. Tho grass
crop :. abundant this year. AMI promises
more than an average WELD
Tho traveller gets sone very Gne views
OF mountain scenery, a. hc passes through
this town. over the old stage route
notice that Mr.. Calvin j. Haskell. has
lately built a substantial barn. I0N5O. with
collar underneath the whole building II
l. one Of the best arranged and mos, thor.
oush made buildings in town. MIR Has
kell Is young but energetic farmer. seine
half mile from the main road. near The old
"eNver stand" high up the side oil the hill =.
He has inc field Of hops. which promises
an abundant yield.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-17
WIZ SUFFER- FROM SORES

Wh"n Lv tho us- 81 thr AENI,A DIN TMENI sol
can easily D." 0u5sd. 10 hn4 relieved thou .uds tr
Buf"*, ~.s.if- '-spp,d HaUa.. Spsaias. Cat.
WNnui., ..l tatI. rfiug 'ai.' li 'Lr .s.r Tr. 10
flr N -L--. ~. = ...t.- D. liz. ---.L
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WV k kIlIEAIL.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-19

Hon. Thomas T.. Williama, Of MNrylLnl, Is
ct the Scr'on house. COlUaUl VIM. Srrplcc,
OF Georgia, at Bunker Avenue hotel EN.
Governor Orm, Of South Carolina; Hon. Moses
Mcdonald, OF Maine. Hon. q, L. Baker, New
York; VIM. b. Pease, L. S. A., and O. X. ard
A. +. Morrill,, London, Eugltnd, are at the
Metropolitan.Gov. W W. Wells, Of Virginia
Colonel William whalley, OF CharlCston, S.
C., and 7. W. Dix, New York, are at wlllard's.
Colonel Robert Fields, Of the Cherokee ma
ton, and Judge L. J. Studley, Of New Mexieo,'
are tho Kirkwood. Mrs. NJ. A. Denison has
returned from Europe, and becomes resident
OF Washington. Mr.. J. !. Gtinnell, the new
Chief Clerk OF the Patent OfIce, entered upon
the discharge Of his duties on Saturday morn.
ing last. Attorney General Evnrts arrived in
town from \ brief visit TO New York, and on
saturday last had lengthy interview with
tie President. Major len Perlcy Poorc left
town last night for his home In Ncwhury.
port, Mass. The Major will mako few
Fpecchcs In tie "OlA Hay state" during the
campaign. Hon, Elisha Eoo'c, Commissioner
! Of Patents, returned 10 the city on Saturday
Z after a brief absence. Dr. &, II Nichols, Su-
| perintendcnt of the National Insane Asylum,
ssubmittCdhls iutcrc. 'irgieport, and copies
will soon be ready for distribution. The
engagement OF Mr.. lie Champs, m nttachc
of the Chinese Legation, lately here, to a
yourg lady of Boston, has hcen announced
Gov. Marcus l.. Ward, Of New Jcrscy, is Ia
town and at willlrds. speaker Colftx wal
at the Astor House on saturday evening, and
received host Of political and pcrGons
friends. Hon. n. q. Taylor, Commissioner o.
Indian Affairs, returned on Saturday from
Chicago, where he has been attending the scs
sion OF the Indian Peace Commission. Pre-
vlouS TO their meeting he was in Minnesota
arranging matters connected with the lndiHr
department The health OF cx.PrcsiLen
Pierce Is improving. \ letter received fror
him to friend In this city, dated October Il
announces the fact. Mr.. Jno. Fred. Sickeli
of Scarsport, Nc, who WAS cOmmqu Ter In til
navy during the War, has entered the itytie
navy as admiral.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-19
TIE MIDDLE IN TIE HAPPY
FAMILY"


Democrats, and also with thousands of Rcrub.
cans, :Aa. Seymour and Blair was a weak and |
an unfortunate ticket for our opponents. This |
notion il not well-founlcd. The Democracy, |
As A. present OrrIuiaed. could not have placed |
more popular ticket IN the tcld, and they |
have come very much nearer winning with
these LuE.lnCcs IN the four States wherein
elections have just been held, than they could
have Tone with Il lucock, Hendricks, or chase.
We know this IS not in accordance with the
popular belief, especially is 1t not in hNrmony
with the ideas OF war Democrats and some Re-
pUOllcaas.
II any Que Will carefully consider the chArac.
ter OF the elements which constitute the Dem
ocratic party, even In the Moth, he can come
TO no other conclusion than this: that Sey-
mour anu Blair are The best representatives Of
the leuCcrt':c party that can be found In the
ranks Of that organization. Hancock and
Hendtcks arc wal democrats, and are rcrrc.
sentative Of that, by far the smallest, wing
Of the party. AZ Tor Mr.. Chase, he was the
representative Of a few antiGfant Repuhli'
cans, = party very select and conveniently
small" \ slu al L.n.' Ct Of the better portion
OF the DeE,'cfSt.c party were also in favor Of
Nr. Chase, hut that he OF Hendricks or Han
cock would have polleI larger Democratic
vote than seymour and Blair polled the other
Day In the four states, Is 4 mi.take. Weknyw
a. yc,l ,ssnvc nr maj regular nomins,Ior.
,rwcv- ~ no nnu. oCp,-,i.. 49, tb.,
,he Ill,crs. a. General NM arc feE
MANY VA p,rocr,ts have ho. .l rror, tho
.ur.rr-'.,f --vr,-ur .1l RI,ir rg.r.,r., moro
lIilo,,.i. Eovc.,,c,. hut the or,estion 70
,ulsl,lr..Aprtu,scu ,...,r. a. ueDLrtrks
lc,.r r,rr,r,.el r,cr No ,ls.ro-... I'D tov,r
byrhe Wg,l!iDstcaI Of seymour OF the Tam.
InE~.N,,i,rn,. yyo4,l. there no, have been A
l..sgl r.., ry TIE Peace ucrrnc-ery " acre
woulI have been yuvr Vt..auMgAams. your
Brlcl, Pomcroys, your VIDE Htmptous, and
tAr.r thousands and tens oil thousands uf all
EeIrL.- Have tho &C NOT remained VITA the
plr's 'rrt.sr ,n,y nave ruled IN ITS c9u.c!Is,
D.. respect 20 g.r'l,rm and crut.t rtcs, and
La},. .t.r4 the policy lis we. to look 10
those ia.'- WArH wc,-'luI'r the strength OF
'ar U,..,-.r'.n .G'y Hal NAIha!,ghsm
aE!h.- '.s:4 r"ca "st.sc!seG ~ the platform
L! !I.I.l aLI b. cN"-.dttcs Which they
cot. I.1! "a.,r- Sc uc.cy" there would have
.r," .. ~ ia tie panty much more iOrmi4s-
ntr'.,a Ace. yr' Sea. \AuAatIsAEm and has
luu...a s. NOT l,.I tn iIcc OF cay, Their
uCug, I, ru.r OF ruin. The Hrmucr>.ic man.
,nrra '..rr.,- .,.fr, wisely when they
a. .. u.t rh.... ,,,,,
nominate" '''t" '"' an" h'''t' lhe5 "Ht"
which Wa, e.. 20. party II was
hcst to pr5g.j..ts Ia4 .I3.4, AMI they Aslcd
,..-,.r,. ,'.,, ..,., s..,,,,,,.i,t I, b,.
"'-''! ''''" '''l'' IVA ~ '"'I''''' - ans
been sad 'Ahi I"" aA.y N4h' catIOh was
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-19
HE FOUR, NEW, ELEGANT, SPACIOu
FASHIONABLE RESIDENCES

At the corner Of aud Fifteenth streets containing
twenty rooms each. The location l. the finest IN
the city. The sty 10 OF architecture, finish, and Do"
sign Is 30 arranged and miuutcly carried out, that
for comfort, utility, and beauty, they cannot he
surpassed. An examination Of the property Is So
llcited.
They will be ready for occupancy on the Grstr
0N'''' g. p BROWN & SON,
Cor. New York ave. and Fifteenth street.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-19
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM ARKANSAS.

Destruction of state Arms-work Of
m Armed MOb-Tho Rebellion SIM
Lives.
LGrrLE Rock, AREAssAs, October II. lss
J. ". SeheEcid, Secretary Of War:
The arms purchs sed for tho state were de-
stroyed by an armed band OF men In the Mis-
.Issippi river. The boat was captured and the
arms thrown overheard. Much excitement
exists here. From facts In my possession l
am satisfied that armed resistance to the laws
is contemplated, in which event the United
States forces here would be entirely made
quate to preserve order.
tSgEcd) POWELL CLAYTON,
Governor OF Arkansas.
The regular course with such paper is to
transmit it directly from the War Department
to the President.
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COId.bIooded Murder of a CoIOrcd
Man.

CHARLESTON, $. g., Oct. ls.-D. !. Ran.
dolph, = cOlored preacher from the north and
a member OF the South Carolina Senate, was
murdered Mt Cokcsburg, in Abbeyillc county,
In this State, on Friday. lie had been on AN
election tour and on Thursday delivered a
speech at Ab5cyIlIo Courthouse. On Friday
he took the cars for Anderson, and on his ar
rival at COkesbuFg, put his baggage In the la
dies car aud then went on the platform. Three
white mcn then rode up, fired on Randolph,
mortally wounding him In three places.
Though It was broad daylight, the murderers
were not recognized, and made their escape.
Tie body Of Randolph WAS taken to Columbia.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-19
FOREIGN NEWS by CABLE.

LONDON, oct. lS.-Rumors OF q large rcduc-
ton Of the French army, confidence 10 the
maintenance Of peace, and the expectation OF
a declaration by the Emperor Napoleon In
favor Of liberal reforms animate Paris and
have q cheerful effect on England.
The Parliamentary canvass throughout
q seat Britain is being very lively. Several
Tory members OF tho last House have with
d. avn their names MS candidates, and retired,
discouraged. The Liberals are confident OF a
majority of 81 or more on full vote Of the
ne e. House.
RoeUuck's hostility to trades unions In.
iurcs his chances In Sheffield.
Gladstone is actively canvassing South Ian
clstcrshire, where he daily addresses large
aid enthusiastic audiences.
The succession to the Spanish throne re-
mains undetermined. The choice OF Prince
Allied, OF England, which has been suggested,
Is regarded absurd aud impossible because he
is a Protestant.
The name of Ferdinand, cx-KIng OF Portu.
gal, is mentioned with favor, though he lie
ultra montaiuo ia religion. He is regarded as
politically a liberal, and Is popular in Spain.
QUEENSTOWN, October ls.-The steamship
CITY Of New York arrived yesterday.
FRANKPoRT, October ls.-Thc market for
ness has been done and prices are higher,
5.2O's OF lsC2, 49,.
PARIS, Oct. ls.-The Emperor and Empress
are at St. Cloud.
MADRID, Oct. ls.-Prim has received the
title Of Marshal OF Spain.
Gen. Dulce has been made Duke of Madrid
A deputation of Cubans have arrived, ard
held a consultation with the Central Junts,
and agreed to gradual emancipation oil
slavery.
The Republicans have commenced agitation
In Barcelona. They protest against the acti
of Prim and Scrrano. General Serrano has
gore to Saragossa and made speech there
lie promised that the provisional junta a
Madrid would resign on the meeting OF cortcs
Pc expressed regret that OlOzago and BiverC
were not In the cabinet. Government needed
tne aiL OF one OF these eminent statesmen IL
the work OF reorganlzing the Government oil
| liberal basis.
LoSDoN, Oct. ia magazine on Turkisl
troop ship at Sangrua, exploded, killing sever
| ,n-taul,. Seventy were fatally injured.
LIVERPOOL, Ost. ls.-Cyrus ". Field sale,
yesterday for New York on the steamer China
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From Ncw York -Importaut Cable
EntcrprIse.

NEW TORW Oct. lS.-At an alteration last
night In n liquor store John McAdams was
shot aud fatally wounded By Michael Null.
gan.
The Democratic convention OF the second
congregational district met at Flatbush, Long
leland, yesterday, and nominated John G.
SchOemnker
1t is said negotiations are in progress be-
tween the American Atlantic Telegraph Com.
pnny, Of this city, and some foreign capital.
ists TO lay "a cable dircct from Belgium. Re-
sponsible parties are ready to contract to lay
the cable for GJOOOJO,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-19
brutal Murder OF u sheriff ana
Judge.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. ls.-The sheriff and
parish judge Of st. Mary's parish were Nssas-
sinatCA Mt Franklin, La, last night by parties
who csc sped without being recognized.
The sheriff WAS killed In his hotel. The
body Of the parish judge was found in the
street by the patrol, which was Immediately
organized upon the discovery OF the sherinrs
assassination.
A coronera jury is progressing, but has
elicitcd nothing towards discovering the per.
pctratoTs,
Several men were engaged in the transal-
ton, but mounted horses and escaped.in the
darkness.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-19

SPECTRAL Analysis" or CASDIDATgs.-
The New York Ertniny Post Of Friday evening
aSs"TheSun Of this morning seems to have an
unusually huge burning-glass through which
to look upon seymour and Blair. 1t produces
a really scOrchiHg blaze which Ia but impeT-
fcc,ly expressed by Tennyson's words
"Aud. widely dashed on tower and tree,
TIL" SVH.beam strikes along the World, -
Here are what may be called the red rays
Of It's spectrum:
THE World has arrived at the poiat which
the sun occupied months ago. lsit too latel
The WOrfd-eylden'ly contemplating the
time required by \ setting hen to hatch her
eggs-says we have still nearly three weeks
fOg action.
1--WE admit that 1t is a little late. The SunI
advice should have been taken earlier. But
then, IL the eggs are only half Matched, II
will be just as well as to have them added.
zone advantage would be that it would keep
up the party organization intact for eight
Grant will serve AS President more than two
terms. No President ever has done It. And
the movement to elect his successor may as
well he begun at once.
The forty thousand dollars contributed by
Iieimbold can be appropriated to rePaiPt.
touched up so 90 to convert him into good
enough Chase until after the election. Blair's
mOustache would require little straighten-
Ing, and his cheeks come hlling up, and he
would pass for Hancock Changing into
would make any time for the sake of an cleo
| ton.
ut is not reasonable to suppose that so
vital = change as that Of the candidates is pro-
| posed by our neighbor without consultation
| with Governor Seymour. We commend his
prudence in conscnting to withdraw. Why
| should he lingrr merely to be defeated
| "SeymOur IL a good mani n good man to live
| at tea good authority on w.ter-melons;
| he has = large stock Of copper on hand, and
| might go into the copper trade. He is good
| candidate to withdraw. He said when he Ac-
| Cepted that he could not accept with honor.
| AS for BlaiF-we don't think it is good
| season for Blairsi they seem to be troubled
with the blight. To give them their due,
| however, 1t must be admitted that they dout
| hurt party much II they don't belong to 1t.
| I'VE arc rather proud, we confess, OF our
| conquest Of the World, II II has taken some
| time to make 1t. We never knew before just
| how Alexander felt whea he sighed for more
| HOrld' TO conquer, 1t isn't bad feeling at
| all"
1t 10 said that Mr.. Blair lie pTActleIns the
| part Of Hamlet, who, when asked,
GLOW is 1t that the clouds do hang on you'"
| Answers:
| "EUt 81, my lord, am ton much IN TIE Sun.
1t is to be hoped that he will stop at the frat
act Of Hamlet, for, by reading on, he will ind
such unpleaIant unphilosophcNl reflections al
| this For If the Sun breed mAggOts in dead
| dog, being god, kissing CARTON" etc. which
| are wholly impairment to the subject and the
| occasion.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-19

HAVANA. Oct. ls.-Reports from the interior
are favorable to the Government. A few small
bands of insurgents are wandering In the
mountains, their numbers daily decreasing.
The citizens are delighted with the speedy
ances.
had Joined the insurgents near Manganello
proved false. The negroes on the plantations
In that vicinity are tranquil. The corn crop
looks well, October rains proving favorable
Planters expect larger crops than last year.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-19

THE BUCHU DENoCRACT,-Dr. Iielmbold's
10000 contribution Of buchu to the Demo
cratic party will be Of great service to them,
considering the "lndlscretIons" committed by
them The remedy is claimed to be useful
when there are BLACK spOts nying before the
eyes" Black before the eyes OF the Demo
cratic party has been their perpetual falling.
They are dresIfully troubled, not only by the
blues, but by the blacks. Other complaints
for which the remedy Ia said to he good are "losa
ofpower," general weakness" "trembling,"
enormous Appetite" pain in the back"
"restlessness" These are all symptoms of the
present condition Of the Democratic party
and the contribution would be most timely II
the patient was not actually beyond the reach
Of clTe.-kSp York Commercial.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-19
INDISPENSABLE FOR LADIES
IsTHg
SEWING GUIDE,

beautiful article for the assistance VI ladies' In
hand sewing, not only protecting the hngor from
the ugly prick OF the peedle. but, being pI0ydgd
with u RIB, the stitches are made with EXACT
REGULARITY, and increased rapidly. Il also
Keeps the point Of tho needle in perfect condition
Invaluable.
The GUIDE Is elegantly silyer-patcd. aud will
sell at sight ~ every lady. Sent to ANY address,
by mail, on receipt 81 y cents, solid silver, for
10 cents.
Agents wanted in every town, Terms and sample
for 70 cents. Liberal discount 70 tho trade, Ad.
dress NILES MANUFACTURING Co, % Water
tsIeet, Boston, Mass.
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domination of Geo. Francis Train
for COnEregs-IIeA Accents

New ioRE, oct. ls.-The Train Congress.
sional Committee have sent him cable dis.
patch, Informing him Of his nomination to
Congress.
NEW YoRE, Olt. ls.-Gcorge Francis Train
replies to the Congregational Committee, stat
ing that money for his debts has been refused,
ami that his imprisonment is purely political.
should his friends see tit to place him in Con.
Wcs-, It would not only greatly facilitate the
recovery OF his own liberty, but would insure
the liberation Of all our Irish American eiti-
zens who are languishing In British bAstiles.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-19
More RETURN, from PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILApELrnIA, October ls.-The oflcial
vote OF Ciearhcld county, Democratic majority
l,l42, Republican gain l2i.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ls.-OHicial returns re-
port Republican m'jori,ics-Csmeron, lo3;
Potter. 800; Forrest, I; Snyder, 522j Bradford,
3,0S5.
Democratic mi Joritlet-Juniata,io j; Adams,
$40; Fulton, $50; Elk, 5o5.
Five counties yet TO be heard from.
Washington Hamilton, = notorious rough
shot on election day by n policeman, died to-
day
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-19

4 Conference between Governor Sey-
mOur and the National Democratic
Executive Commit ttcc-IIc IL willing
TO Withdraw, but the Committee Is
not.
UTICA, New YORK, October ls.-A confer.
encc occurred yesterday between Gov. Sey.
mour and certain members of the National
democratic Executive Committee in relation
to some important measures TO be adopted in
the present canvass. During the conference
Gov, Seymour alluded to a suggestion made
In some quarters as TO a change In the Presi-
Dental ticket, and said that any change which
should be made must include his withdrawal
that he was nominated against his wishes and
1t would be relief to him II any other name
were substituted for his own.
The committee replied that no change had
been contemplated by any of them; that, in
their judgment, nothing could be so injurious
to the Democratic cause as a change OF can.
diLatcs, and they refused to entertain the
question.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-19

ST. LOUIS, October ls.-The Democrat has
a special from Pine Bluff, Arkansas, dated
yesterday, which says VIM. J. Dollar, the
deputy sheriff OF krew county, an old worthy
citizen, while out serving subpUnas, was tied
to negro last night and both shot dead by
Ku-kluN,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-19
New Advertisements.


On SATURDAY, October a. we shall ir.ro tho
fr-t number Of Il Weekly Paper, hearing tie HbuYu
title, to be published at Washington, d. e.
THE NOX POPULl will u. ~ eight page paper,
devoted to the interests uf the h"pUh..Can pAIlJ
aud the Boys IN Blue.
will be printed on fine whit" ra"or, the print.
ing carefully arranged, and with al ElprUrr ate
h,Adiug .prCiAlIy d".'gurd.
This sheet " III he fearless aI' uulsprk"H In It.
opinion, and, a. an advocate Of u"ne.al Gran: for
the Presidency, will give Its earnest sTppJr to his
INCOMING admin .tfatiun.
In ii will be published everything of Interest to
our soldier, II the late volunteer army, and our
constant aim Will he 10 make tia paper specially
adapted To their wants.
will be maiuly hllod with short and spicy arti-
Crs and variety will be it, Distinguishing feature
aud bcH journal Of the pre- cent day, keep
lug pace with the time, carefully CsChe ling pu HI
cal doctrines that have become obs !g'', hut aiyu-
eating those principle, uf prugrcr.on Of which the
present Republican party L. the exponent.
II will contain uufy limited number "t atSer-
devoted L. read az matter, arl, apart from it. pu-
litCal ChHraCtrr our object /, H. max" i In every
respect readah" paper, acceptable 10 the family,
Il welcome guest aud dTcsiiv companion.
Communications ul any subluCt Of gem raj Inter
C-t within the .Cupruf this lturuai III lie lhauk
fully received, but they must be- brief and 10 tho
point.
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-19

RongRT MORRIS, of Chelsea, Mass, the col
ored lawyer, was recently given compliment
tafy supper at the Hancock House, In Boston,
on the occasion Of his return from Europe
where he has been to witness the graduation
Of hlH son at the Imperial College Of France.