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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-28
MIseRLLANEoTs.
NEW GOODS &RARE INDuoEMENTs

ENHE undersigned havs just ofscne,i ono OF The
i largest and most select OF CORDS i
has beel good fortune to offer the people OF the
county, and feel confident that 1t embraces every
needed articls fer spring and summer supnIics-
calls solicited, they have hand, in part ne
folloyss-purchased for CASH. and from the best
houses in Baltimore
Car g or ies.
Imperial, Young. HysoD, Eagliah Breakfast
Green and Black Teas; Java, Rio and Laguyrr
t,oFyee: Refined, Pulvcrlzed Coffee and Brown
-ers at various prices MOasses and Syrups, OF al.
Grades rnd corresponding rates. Salt, Pepper,
S,ices Vinegar. and in short everything III tho
Grocery line, aud as cheap as the cheapest.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
A general stock has been received. and twill be
found to embrace almost every Article OF necessity
or taste aud on uost reasonable terms Among
the articles can be found Cloths Cassimcrss, Cot
tonadcs, Tweeds Liner e, and n regular nne OF 'ns
very best Trimmings the mar ket can afford pFii-
lings, Shirtiuss, ShcetiHgs, Gottons. g.
For the Ladies. have as coolce VaElciys OF
Fashionable Caters, Shoes, slippers, Hosiery
Gloves, Buttons, and Trimming Goods generalIy
AS can be found ia the county. Aseleot assottnsh'
OF Dress Goods and an endless variety OF Notions
BOOTS, SHOES. SHAFTS,
uf every variety and latest styles. China, Glass,
Wooden and Farther Wares.
CO. Terms Cash or Country Produce
april 81 1868. TRUSSELL y co.
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EDUC T-I-oN AL.
GHARLEsTOWN ACADEMY.

y1JuIs School will be opened on the FIRST MON
i DAY IN SEPTEMBER, and close on the LAST
DAY OF JUNE, 1869.
by the Board of Trustees:-
English misunderstanding Geography,
English Grammar, Arithmetic, &C., per
Latin Scholars-embracing all the English
branches, together with the Latin, per
quarter of % months. ~ b25
Greek misunderstanding the study ofthe
Greek Language with Latin, French and
Mathematics, per quarter OFF, months. IL 90
OnehnIf payable IN Advance.
The undersigned, having been appointed Princi-
pals OF the above institution, respectfully call the
attention of he community to their advertisement,
and solicit liberal patronage.
GEsRY M m9STER, Principals.
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SUMMER ARRANGED NTs.
SECURE TIE SHADOW,

SECURE TIE SHADUW,
ERE THE SUBSTANCE FADES.
A Nd accordingly the citizens Of Charlcstown
"A and vicinity, invited to cali at my gallery
(Opposite the Carter House, lately Dichfs Marble
Yard } where will be pleased 10 Hait on them and
PHOTOGRAPH their faces faithfully as the
Camera assisted by properly maBsgcd light, can
,,Icasc ALLEN r. HALL
December 81, IsG7-3m.
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To the Farmers, Millers and Others
IN THE
COUNTIES orJEFFERSON & CLARKE.

HAVlNG associated ourselves in business for the
IL purposes of the above Card will pay for
Wheat, Flour, Corn and all other kinds of Produce
the highest market prices in Cash. will receive
and forward on Commission, making sales and re-
turns in the shortest time
STARRY LOCK.
Charlcstown D apot, Jan, l5 1867.
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CHARLESTOWN FEMALE SEMINARY.

CHARLESTOWN FEMALE SEMINARY.
TIME exercises of this School will he resumed on
i MONDAY, the 14th day of SEPTEMBER next,
at the rooms of Major Kearsley, in Charlestown.
The course of instruction embraces the usual
branches of English education taught in schools
including also Latin, French and music.
sv l T E r M S.
The Primary Class, for each session. ~ 90
The Middle Class ;:...:..:. ..-...... 10 W W
The Senior Glass; including Latin. ........ 20 W
French. o w
Music. ...-.....-. ~ W
One half in all cases to be paid in advance for
each session. .
Boarding will be provided and further particulars
made known application to the subscriber.
ROBERT II. BROWN,
Charlestown, jefferson county.
,Juiy IA, 1865.
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SHAD AND HERRING,
TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.

TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.
lust received large invoice of Lewis Pure
= Lead, Smiths warranted pure Linsced Oil.
Spirits of Turpentne, together with all the differ
ent Colors, which can sell as low as any house in
the Valley. Give me call and get quotations be-
fore purChasiug; you won't loose by it.
G. f. BELLER.
ITurPcr's Ferry, June 30, 1865.
CPEAR'S Fruit Preserving Solution, will preserve
- all kinds of Fruits and Tomatoes, with great
saving of sugar and the expense of air tight Tans
One bottle will preserve lbs pounds of fruit. Price
81. 90. For sale by Z. f. BELLER.
Harper's Ferry, June 80, 1868.
nRAKE'S, Hostettcr's. Rohr's, llootand's Yin
~ gari, and in fact II the popular BittcIs. can
be had at G. E. BELLER'S.
Harper's Ferry, juno sn, 1868.
IIOLLOwAY's Ointment fails to cure
Piles in their worst form, when properly useI
For sale by c. Z. BELLER.
Hnrper's Ferry, June 80, 1865.
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NOTICE.

MORN Starch, Dcssicated Cocoanut, Rice Flour,
" Farina. Biscotine, Arrow Root, Flayoring Eek;
tracts-Vaniila Lemon, Raspberry, Celery and
Ginger. for sale by CAMPBELL & MASON.
June rs, 1858.
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EADY- MADE CT OF Fl N G
E,r Nnr Rn,,c and Ehillrnn
CO-PAR TNERSHI

r1NHE undersigned have entered into a Co. Part
i ncrshp under tho firm of STARRY s. LOCK,
for the purpose of conducting the Produce Com
mission and Forwarding Business at the Charles
town Depot. D. STARRY,
Jan Is, 1861 JNO. J. LOCK.
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EHARMERS-Two BusheI Grain Bags, Heavy
L Twilled Osnaburg for Machine Sheets. for sale
by KEA RSLEY & SHEERER.
July 81. 1868
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uEAVY Cotton Duck for Machine Sheets, ISL
IL Brown and BleaChcd Shooting, Sd Brown do
for sale by u. HOWELL.
InIv
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TOMET BURNERS.-Wc are in rccci pt of an
" other supply OF the Comet Burncrs-large and
small szes-Chimneys and other fixtures to suit.
July 81. 1865. TRUSSELL & CO.
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J0rRNEYMAN CARPENTERS WANTED

IITE wish to employ two good Journcyman Car
w pentcrs. Apply at once to
D. II. COCkRlLL SON.
July 81, 1865.
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lhe FTee ITCSS, Two uHyS ditSij III ~"
account used the following language =
"l.ast Saturday seemed unusually hrisk-harvcst
having lust ended and harvcstcrs, flush with green
Backs we're spending their earnings according to
their inclinations. IL was what DOR. business men
expected and by tempting wares had prepared Tor.
The day, until meridian, passed in the ordinary
way with occasional noisy and isaSrccablc eJacu-
lations from hilarious spirits"
. Aud so throughout the two articles, there is
singular correspondence of statement, which
would lead to the conclusion that the occur
renccs of that Saturday were accurately
detailed by both, the only difference being
that we we're more explicit in expressing what
we believed to be the real cause OF the
disturbance.
The communication of "Truth" which
appeared in our last paper was written by
gentleman who is abundantly qualified to re-
spond to the Free Press, if he thinks there is
any necessity for doing SO. We have only to
say that there was nothing III his communica-
ton that was in the slightest degree calculated
to convey the impression that the young men
who struggled with the egrocs on the day of
the riot, were engaged in drunken row, and
that the editors Of the Free Press by their
notice, booame pGrticcpS crinlimis.. All this
proceeds from an undue sensitivcncss, and
finds no grounds for support in the communi-
cation Of "7ruth."
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FRESH MEAT! FRESH MEAT!

TEISER Separator and rhrcshcr for sale by
" July IS ,IS6S RANSOM & DUKE.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
TO THE PUBLIC.
NOTICE.

THE Accounts of y. Miller ready for settle
i mcnt Also the accounts of Miller & Smith to
Jan. |, 1867 and also to July 1865.
1t is important that settlements should be made
promptly. Longer indulgence will not be given.
July 81, 1868. MILLER & SMITH.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-09
Grants characteristics.

When General Grant, in a patriotic letter
to his father while he was yet achieving his
reputation in the West, modsstly stated that
it was his highest ambition to DO equal to any
emergency that might DO required Of him,
seems to have unconsciously spitomizsd the
traits that have won for him the conf dence of
his countrymen and the respect of the world.
In all the trying relations in which he has
been placed he has never once fallen short OF
achieving oil that could have been reasonably
expected of him. He seems to have always
set himself to the performance Of the nearest
duty without particle Of the slf.seekipe
that has proved the bane Of so many Of our
generals and politicians While others were
planning future honors and aggrandirsment
as the consequence Of certain acts, General
Grant kept closely to the work on hand, and
LEFT the morrow to take care Of itself He
also possessed a rare intuition of character
that always led him to select tho right man
for the right work OF all his generals there
is not one who did not prove himself worthy
OF his leader none who proved unequal to the
duty intruStsd to him.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-09

The LADY OF TIE WHITE House. con-
nection with the election Of Gen. Grant to
the Presidency, and only second to it in point
of interest, is the promotion Of Mrs. Grant to
the position Of Lady Of the White House. +"
1t is gratifying to think that the POSITION is
one which Mrs. Grant will fill with the true
simplicity Of an American woman. There
will be no attempt. to ape the grandeur of a
regal court, and no vulgar striving after mere
sensation. Mrs. Grant is lady who has
maintained through every event which has
marked the vicissitudes Of her husbands life
q marked propriety Of demeanor. She has
bsea helpueat in days of adVersity, and has
shared his honors without being darIlsd by
the position or contaminated BY the foolish
adulations Of those who worship at the shrine
Of success, Boston Journal
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.ppIyNI OF GENERAL GRANT.

Tb,b.ro Of a Thousand victories, the standard
bearer Of tho principle Of the great national
Republican party Of his country, the succsss-
full candidate, the next President Of the mighty
Republic Of the worid-chossn BY the free,
uutrammellsd franchise Of his fellow citizens
as their chief executive ofiiesr for the ensuing
Presidential term Of four years-srrived In
this city Saturday evening, accompanied BY
his wife and son, and several Of the stan
officers attached to his command - general
Of the army. He passed through nearly three
tory Of his country, ard reached his home,
without counting or desiring the slightest do.
monstration from his follow countrymsn. They
had proven, beyond contradiction, their ssti-
mate Of the man, and what cared he for do.
monstration? To quietly and modestly reach
Washington, and 81 once set about placing
his house IN order, was his desire; and he has
carried out his intentions to the letter Does
not this very set put to the blush those who
have dared to insinuats that General Grant
would become dictator, and rule his country
with the iron hand Of military dsspotism, our
liberties lost, constitutional government over
tn'o".' H"u wv s''A' "o'A vi our '0fe'A'ns''
'oms " nAas"'
'nss NO. 'niousn 'ns great "e''
and thence through the Keystone State to the
nA'.on oAp' ",., WIN SAnn'1' ny'nS' uiu"'
s' . po"p INV o'.01"
e"oe VI "~'y u''Po' on MS way 10 M
sn'on'. nv eo"e' - IN n"'''sn sen'ie'
"aa-qus' anu un''uu'''e-sn ohiy nc
oo"pan'.u " W. iA"i' anu 'nos' In nece''
'Any ou,e,n 'e,a',on
" ou' 'A' sesun'os y, "en',s' 'fan'
noo'e .O'On' u.s. =. WI " aio'a'oi &c
"' A' W soy " 'nO'' "no "ou'u p'unse 'n'''
''un''y IN ''''i war moo or my hie d
once Email pay inc ne VIII not tarr!
or parley with traitors. To those who voul
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-09

SERMONS ny REV. HEsRY WARD BEKcHER,
With portrait, selected from Published and ur-
published discoursss, and revised by tn" author,
in two volumes Published by Harper 4
Brothers, Nav York. For sale by French 4
Richardson. Notice hereafter.)
1.-THE WOMAN's KNaDoM;" lovo story by
tho author Of John Halifax, rs. Published
by Harper 4 Brothers. New York. For sale by
French a Richardson. Notice hsrsaftsr)
"RUBr's HUSBAND" by Marion Hlrland,
author Of "AlOne." a., Published by Shell.
don d Co, New York. For sale by Philip 4
solomons. Notice hereafter.)
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-09

GRANT PROM THE DEMOCRATIC STANDPOINT.
notwithstanding all the abuses inflicted
upon Gen. Grant BY the Democratic journals
during the late excited canvass, we imagine
that large number Of the prudent men Of
that party had a very perceptibls feeling Of
relief when they found that he was elected.
Their regret is not at all that Grant Is to DO
President, but that the Democratic party was
not fortunate enough to secure him as their
candidate. They must know that peace Is
more likely to result from his election than
from the election Of Seymour. Tho recon.
struction policy Of Congress, embracing the
en,ranchisemsnt Of the colored race, is really
the only road to peace and upon that subject
We are now to have President in sympathy
with the law-making body. Both will work
together for tho great end-peacs through
justice.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
NJ the ASSOCIATED PRESS.
FOREIGN NEWS NJ CAnLE.

N S.~ . " = OA.Ans 81
MADRrp. Nov.s.-- . meeting q hepub.
iicans in ais city, ysstsrday evening. 1t was
decided that The pssty should vote aeainst
monarchy At the costing elections. ~
Prim has issued sarculsr to tho military
commanders, reminding them that II 10 proper
that soldiers should take part In political
meetings. q
LONDON, Nov. s.-Dispatehss from I,slyrs
port that the Pspai army continues to be de.
pisted by dsssrtions, which are on the In.
crease.
MADRID, Nov. s.---Marshsl serrano has
confirmed Gen. Prim % conmander.in.c chief
Of the armies Of Spain.
A brigade of infantry will sail for Havana
on the 18th Inst. '..
Gen. Dulce has postponed his departure for
Cuba until December.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-09

THE NEWS or GRAsrB ELECTION will 10
hailed with special satisfaction in the humble
cabins Of tho freedmen Of the South. These
men have waited and prayed for the day
which now dsWns upon thsm with faith as
unwaVsring, and patience as sublime, as have
ever been recorded of any people. They will
now feel that their long agony Is ove-, and
that the day Of thsir dsiivsranos has indeed
come.
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ARRIVALS AT THE noTELs.

WlbLAhDS,-SYKRs CHADwICR.
nam, New. York. H O Covert New York, L
Cara and wife, San Antonio. Texas; WI
y Wsen' spa sIie, Msw XDrk, \ Assay New
lops., 6s,ssss Ro sS nSi k.asusty h5
SofS 3 S Hspwesth be.sos, " $ RinSsii
Ne New r5 john &Ssby NJ YS eS9oi
s ss And T Mss gg, ssi h, ns
Ss E. Gf Horso Ane.p i Fan. avg Ti E
W Valentine and wife, Hudson, n Yi Or s Z
Marsh and wife, New Jersey; H Edmnnds
and wife, Cape islandt A B psnEss, New
New Yo.k, W D Millner, Dsnyiile, Va; Jane:
vile, Hartford, Cti . PWiIiism. and wife,
aisi a X SllIsi and VIE iSS New New YORK;
Cross and wife, New York; II X Kssuel and
family, Philsdslghiai " 2 w.ltets, BAIL;
k .os sifs, SsN York. Gee RSws VEL,
New YORK; Hon + y spinner and fanIly b
s.'E m sss.yS NEW Yo.p NUM- ssS
New York; Geo p sAnbofn, Boston, Wallis
Iliinoisi E o CLARK Laarensburg, Iud, A
Ssot' Kissna6 sua fs$ afsM SS
Massaehusetts. TO aL.r~r8- .a01oaglaE ..I
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q Porrs.
R N Paterson, JYSmith, N " John Cosby,
%asy .Sa wt s'fB' M sn:sa sua
wife, Dayton; Ohio; Sam Harness, Barnesyille,
va; W SChspmsn and wife, Deli Mr. and Mrs
Poiter SInoinnss u ksl,sy Th ssn,. n
baltimore; Ja.il Lswrsneej Ranoyan yolk.
John Mitchell N u Alex b Msklsbin, d.; i
Msfsi. aaS sis st. aoi Ious i
vile, N <; Nm Q Silva, . s a; j 0 collins,
s Ps,tn, H.p SHIP Aasss.r tslsAffG ls
zier, Henry O Ellis, NY, FD Pesse, Montana
II NJ webb, Tenn. r'I go a-l.n r'Tr- dell. +
90. EBBITT HOUSED. O. WILLARD.
10 Sayers, Coyington, Ky, Jos Segaf, u,
Norfolk; j W Robbins, N Y; N safrold, Ala
" Nesbi Hes ana ife' M. murray, n Y, MI
Penn Clark XII iowa, Dr. B Lorme, Md J A Hoi
Mp. G IsSs s vi ais s s.Ei Tim Sin
ister; DR. Al Garrett, baltimore; II d Cattell
Va; Robt Reid and wife, Chicago, Fowler
WashipgtSn; j Pin%mer, Mathsnae u Mo,se
Us . s a Al 10. 2 duly, Raleigh, n u Frank
Wolcott, N W Bryson, Ky; II b Titus, Wash
ington, Rev. DR.. Scott, Flat Haywood
SEAToN house,. II. SHNMgs.
TSsd K MsaSsSan' New Ss %orS sG" VIZ II Toyes
Baltimore, b + Duyall, Thos IL Osbo1rn
Isaac Hartman, U $ Keech, Shelby. CLARK
MdSyston, @e. S' Tifsnla Gspsn Bra
| land Douglass Tyler, Leesburg, Virginia Z
Is KimSs5ly Bsl,%ore ksa1%an T sssn
ton; L Trowbridge, Utica, New York.
| KIRKwooD HoUsE-Krse.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-09

HoNER's 0DrssEr.-Homer's Odyssey was
written some centuries since, yet the prophecy
contained In the following lines Of the twenty.
fourth book l. happy and auspioious:
Since Ulysses hand
Hath slain thstraitors, Heaven sAaltbiess ~
None now the Kindred Of the unjust Han okn,
Forget the sisuGhtefed brother and the sony
Each future daJ increase OF wealth shall bring,
And DER the Pot Oblivion stretch her wing. .
Long shall Ulysaes In his empire rest q
HIS people blessing, by his people blessed.
" -. Let all be peace.
-odpsseH Book u, Pope's Translation.
Noeice to Mariners. - ..
oFrfcK LIeHr HorsE IssPEcIoR,
PiFrH DisrRIcr, NORFOLK, Nag, Nov. 4,lsosE :
The Light Vessel tho. 2l) showing single
light, which Was placed temporarily A. "Wil
loughby's Spit" Chesapeake Bay, has been
withdrawn therefrom, and the station 10 now
marked by vessel mo. 2o) exhibiting two
lights as originally displayed at that point.
BY order Of the Light House Board.
THos. A. DonsIs,
mist ,Com're U. S. N, L. H. Insp'r.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-09

LOUISVILLE, Nov. s.-The Republican vote
In this State has been increased to surprising
extent. seymour's majority will DO from
65, 900 to 5000 votes. Gen. Grants vote
reaches As, 900.
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PROPOSALS FOR HOSPITAL AT LAREDO
TEXAS.
HEARPS'as FIFTH military DSrmcr.)

HEApQ'Rs FIPTH MILITARY DIsTRICT,)
STATE OF TEXAS, OFFICE or CHIEF z; NJ,
AUsTIs, TExAs, 1868.
Sealed proposals. in duplicate will be received at
tRn o once until TGesday, December Il is fer
Ing at the United States Military Post Of Laredo,
Texas.
office OF the CHEZ QuarteTInaster depaTtment OF
Louisiana, New orleansi al the Office Of the super.
Xlslng. anartermaster, sub-distriet 9f the Rio
Zach bid must be accOmpan MED by q guarantee Of
a. least two responsible persons tyhose reSponfi.
that the bidder Is competent TO carry ont the con-
tract II awarded to him, aud that he will give tho
his place Of residence
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids.
Proposals 70 be plainly indorsed "PrOp0 sals for
the constru elton 81 Hospital at Laredo, Texas,
aud addressed to the Undersigned.
BY command Of Breyet Major General Reynolds,
J, A. POTTER,
BTeyet Brigadier General and g. o. NJ, Fifth Nil.
itaTy District oc26.td
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Louisville Journal and the Courier
Consolidated.

LOUISVILLE, KY, November s.-Tho Jour.
nai and Courier have consolidated, and will
appear tomorrow Is tho Louisville Courier
and Journal.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-09

The man who has nothing to do Is no bot.
ter than the woman who has nothing to wear
Both are generally very empty headed sort
Of creation.
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Educational.
MODERN LANGUAGES.

Professor osSs PANEL 3 GRogX, formerly teachss
lumbar Colleges, b. g.. and who has been very
SqSSsisG d ~ many yssEs H.
make arrangements with schools and psiyats
''asses ISt ins.TSs1ion IN ths above language
ish, Dapish, Dutch, &c. For terms, Apply III ia
once, No bl8 Seventh street. opposite TIA Inisiii
snton, D. Q, sspl m
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Carriages.
Veterinary Surgeon.

DR,zo "a PuRpY A GO. VETERINARY
k0nal direction given whore horses are crippled,
They can be Test0rod by wearing onr novel Pstent
teen and "A half street, near Pennsy avenue
1S-A fall stock OF Choice Medicines on hahi''
compounded for Immediate use, including d speeiae
OIL nIeNAlmnk ealle plh4ne: Au2B
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-09

TNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
u WAsHIEGToE, d. c. October 2, 1868
On the petition Of MARsHLLL BURNETT and
CHARLES Wander WogRD, OF Boston, Mass, pray
ing i9f the extension Of patent granted them on
Grain and Grass Harvester:
II 10 ordered that said petition he hazard at this
Office the l4th day Of December next Any person
may opp9ss this extension Questions, dopSsi.
twenty days before the day Of hearing,
g. H. HODGES.
ocs-Th3w Acting Com missioner Of Patents.
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Married.

oRIosBYc.sMITH, or the Sd inst, By gcy::
Washington city. No cards. =
tssidsues q the brides fathsr. ~ Rev, NJ Buck,
KATIE ARNOLD, Of washin ston county. DC.
J0HNsoN-wIMsAfT.- op the 9th Inst. at the
te.idenes 81 The BRIDE. mother, By Rev. Father
70 Miss ANSE T.. second dsugher o. the late
Richard wimsAt, ESQ. /, OF TIM city.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-09

On Wednesday evening last there was q
large and enthus iastic gathering at Gen
Grants home at Gaiena, ILL.,, where there
were torchlights, bonfres, and every possible
demonstrations OF joy and congratulations.
In response to loud, enthusiastic, and oft.rs-
peated calls, the General came forward and
addressed the multitude as follows:
Friends and fellow .citiIsns Of Galena l
thank you for this additional mark Of your
kindness. Sufficient, / suppose, has been
heard Of the result Of the late election to show
upon whom 1t has fallen to administer the
Affairs Of the nation for the next four years.
1 suppose 1t Is no egotism in me to say that
the choice has fallen on me. The RESPONSE.
bilities of tho position feel, but accept them
without fear, II can have the same support
which has been givon to me thus far. i
thank you and all others who have fought to.
gether In this contests contest In which you
are all interested personally as much as, and
perhaps moro than, am. I now take COCA
sion to bid you good-by, as / leave here to-
morrow for Washipston, and shall probably
see but few Of you again for some years to
come, although It would give me great pleas.
ure to make an annual pilgrimage to place
whore I have enjoyed myself so much a. I
have here during the past few months.