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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-09

At Chicago with all Eastern Routes.
Al Joliet with c. A. i y. l.. K. y. for Bloom.
ington, aprin zteld, &c.
Al I.aSalle Nith l. G. Il. X for Dunleith, a.
Louis. Cairo. &c.
At Pond Creek with c. b. 4 Q. r. X. f,r Bur
LIN gton, keosut and Quincy.
At Peoria slth T. I. & J. Il. Z. dc.
At Des Moiass, Iowa City, and Wsshin ston
with Western stage Co.'S Stages, for al points
West Southwest aud Northwest.
Sleeping Coaches on al Night trains Through
Tickets for sale and Baggage checked TO Prin-
oipsi Eastern Cities aud Towns.
PA. HALL. ASST Gen. Supt Chicago.
A. KmBALL, Asst. Supt Iowa Divisioa.
Dasenport
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Df. McCloud has written Al introduction
about Scottish scenery for the next edition of
queens book. Emerson delivered his new
lecture on art last Tuesday night, in Bos-
ton. Marx Twain has been thrown out OF his
wagon and severely hurt Dr.. Breckinridgoi 10
not going to leave kentucky. General W. p.
oacB has resign the presidency OF the Ten.
nessec and Pacific railroad. General John l..
swift, OF Massachusetts,, has taken the stump
IN the State OF New York for Grant and Col.
fax. The General lie an eloquent speaker, and
will do the cause yeoman's service. General
BeauregArd has returned to New Orleans.
Couch lectures on Monday night, In New
York, for the Working women's tnin. Par
ton 10 writing an elaborate historical and
biographical work. Ex-Governor Beal, oil
Wisconsin, sou.in-law OF Fenimore Cooper,
and brother-ln-law to Hon. Hamilton Fish, has
been brutally murdered in Helena, Montana.
senator Wilson has made eighteen effective
speeches In Pennsy lysnis during the past three
weeks. His addresses have been mastery OK
positions Of the questions Involved In the can
vass. Ex-Sccretary stanton 10 In Ohio quite i'll.
Senator Wade arrived in town yesterday.
Speaker Colfax is expected In town to-day.
Hon. John T. Childestcr, of Arkansas, Is at
the Metropolitan Hotel. Major Ben Perley
Poore, the well-known correspondent of the
Boston Journal, is in town, and in good health
and excellent spirits. sidney Andrews, cor
respondent OF the Boston AGpcriiIcr; Robert
Craig, U. 5. A; General J. berwick, U. S. A.
Hon. John Il. French, North Carolina; N. q
Grier, U. s. A, are At the Ebbitt House. Hon
Charles O'Neill, OF Philadelphia, is at vii
lsrds'. Hon. Robert q. Sehenek, OF Ohio
will arrive in town this morning. Hon. Thos
Il Florence arrived In town yesterday.
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The Baltimore sun has the following: "a
Commercial Convention assembled In Norfolk
yesterday, the same being An adjourned scs-
zion Of the Bristol tTcuncssccl convention o {
luly 10th, which was organized by citizens OF
llorristown, Last Tennessee. That conven.
ton was composed OF delegates representing
the commercial, agricultural, mining, manu-
featuring and other intcrCsts, extending from
the Virginia Ecaboard to the south and West
Before All lourning II resolved to meet again
in Norfolk, aud directed the committee OF ar.
engagements TO extend Invitations to the cities
OF Cincinnati, Louisville. Chicago, st. Louis,
and the various cities anu corporations repre-.
scented in the convention, with the officers OF
the several railroads in Virginia, Tennessee
and kentucky, to attend the adjourned session
in Norfolk. y resolution WAS passed defining
the object Of the Norfolk convention to be to
consider the perfection and completion OF the
railroads connecting Norfolk with the Ohio
and Mississippi valleys ms means OF promo.
ting direct trad. with Europe. The Richmond
Wig says 1t Is proposed to start the European
line indicated with two steamers, estimates Of
which will be presented to the Norfolk con-
vention, and adds that It is known that one
half of the necessary outlay will be contribu-
ted on the other side Of the Atlantic.
Two leading plans OF improvement are be-
ganing to elicit considerable attention to Nir-
ginia in connection with the energetic effort
now making TO revive the development Of
Southern resources and commerce.. One of
these Ia what is called The Georgia Airline
Railroad extending from Atlanta TO Char
iOtte, about go miles, about 1906 miles Of which
will be in Georgia, about % in South Carolina
ganiZation consists Of two companies, the one
chartered by the Georgia Legislature and the
other by the Legislatures OF North and south
Carolina. A general meeting Of the stock
oldeFs Ia to he b Id at Atlanta on the Ith Of
November, for the purpose of consolidating
the two companies and to complete arrange.
uents for putting the whole line Immediately
under contract Richmond will DO connected
with this line by the railroad from Richmond
to Danville, which extends sOuthwestward
from Danvilie as the Piedmont railroad to
/ Greensboro, N. O., thence AB y mart of the
North Carolina Central railroad to Charlotte,
which the Georgia Airline railroad will con-
meet with Atlanta by direct line, and with
the railways extending thence to the South
and Southwest.
The convention is exciting much interest
IA virginia, ani was very largely attended.
Arrangements have been made to render the
occasion an animated and agreeable one, by
excursions, hremen's parades and tOrchlight
procession, fireworks, &c. The Independent
Blues band, the well.kuown band Of this city,
under the leadership OF Prof. Holland, has
gone to Norfolk to enliven our friends on the
/ OccAkiol,r
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

EBB1TT HOUSED. o. WILLARD,
U S Nj Sidney Andrews, ei9yi John + Hosae,
E Payne, n Y, I 5 Kultisna, Gt.hi Gen J
R @oTss1 + Tho Dn,' and r! MA TSo Sas.
Me; Jos Starns., N Y; Mrs M II serannee,
Miss Sarah wolworth and J L sersnnee, OF
EonR cree Hal. sIfy
N; Samuel ii Jenkins, philadelphia Mr. and
Mrs N q drier, U S Al Hon John 4 French,
No Jas N Msy'h n, and WIFE JiH @ Tad.
philadelphia, II @ Dayton and Mrs Riley and
child, XVI J Il Stonchouse and Chas A Pea.
body, N, " samuel walker, Tennj q g
Pretehell, Val Geo Randolph, Philsdelphia,
Hon II Rollins, II.
KIRKwooD HoUSE-KINo.
Henry A Perkins, 7 daugh, Oregoni Gen
csc, Edgar Avery, D. Chapman, Boyer,
small, J i Young and vie, Harrisburg, EU
shelton, Montreali Thos EGregory, 81 PAU
Il NJ sPoferd, wheeling; Patrick Bourkc,
Campbell, Mrs L Campbell, Indianapolis; Jos
Francis and wife, Philadelphia, Jno U Bertha,
NY; Frank p Bennett, Chicago; Irwin y Zieg
lar and lady, Y; DJ Donaldson, s God.
SEATON HOUSE-J. II. SEMNRs.
W Judson Brown, warrenton, Val L Eas.
ton, Phils; II w Flandreau, N VI L Morris,
Phils; Z W Alexander, BALTIMORE A A Law
T ws.Sinston, o. Meiict, Phii.s IDe Y
Luce, Boston, Mass; r II Campbell, Phils; r
NJ narrower, Virginia; w II Harper, Prince
Georges county, MIDI J l. Husband, Balti.
morej r $ Stevens, N VI Rev 9 Smith, Co.
lumbus, Nebraska; + w Walter, Baltimore;
A @ Leonard, Lancaster, Pal J p Cook, La
II Rowland, Md.
wlLLARDS'-SYKEs n CHADWICK.
Geo Groot and wife, Cincinnati, Ohioi 5
W Richardson and wife, Boston; W p Davis,
N.Y. A T. Peticolas, Williamsburg, Va; Q II
Rogers, Hon Chas O'Neil, Phils; A L Shep-
hard and wife, W A Goodall and wife, N "
W Il johnson, Gai y X brewster, + Smith
and wife, Charleston, $ o. Julian Hartridge
Savannah; James Waters, Md A Y Clay,
Howard, Kyj Mr. and Mrs M Mas, N VI
l. William, Fort Wayncj W X Brooks, No
bile; p O'Niel, Chicagoi Col James Thomp
| son, Mobile.
METROPoLlTAN-Sn 4 PoTrs.
Henry James, Philadelphia David II Gull
| dersleve, WIN q Sedan, James Entwisle, l. NJ
Gardner and wife, VIM II Duff and wife, New
T Childester, Ark; VIM l. Balls, U s N; ID
| Gilbert, wife, and child, Philadelphia; A J
| Thomas and wife, Paj q ID Smith, Mich;
| Dranham, Coyington, Va; Thomas 5 Team
ster and wife, West virginia. Proctor II Smith
| Virginia
BUNKER'S AVENUE HOUSE.
EW CLARK, Springfield, Mhssi NJ l. Curtis
John W Anderson, Kyj Andrew Wash6urne
L NJ Weber, Va; d W Brown, Philadelphia
ID L Dudley, Richmond, Va.
OWEN HOUSE S. W. OWEN.
Allen Mitchell, Philadelphia w Higgins
Md; Col Tyler, Vaj Jas Howard, St Louii
| Albert 5 Green, Cincinnati; John Anderson
Baltimore; Geo Lovelace, Richmond.
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BALTINoRR, Oct. ib.-BRRApsrupps.-Th
market 10 very dull and heavy, and we hear OF
no sales of any moment, but merely repeat
quotations as nominally unchanged.
GRAM. - Wheat. = Receipts 1,6oo bushels
white and 7,l9l bushels red. The market 10
Southern are scarce and command full prices.
Other descriptions are dull. Sales; White
100 bushels prime at o. 65; 100 bushels common
at s2.20. Red-l50 bushels choice Southern at
o.. 10; 200 bushels good prime do. at $3.50; 200
fair do. at " IS; 37s do. at 20; l+6 common at
q. 20; ll6 inferior at los
Corn-Reeeipts, te6s bushels white and 500
steady atformer rates.
Sales: 100 bushels choice white at 81. 30 100
good at u .2sj 100 bushels good new at tl.1s.
Yellow--lJO bushels choice at o. 80.
Odts.-Receipts, 2,035 bushels. Market very
firm. Prime Western, soGs2c.; do. Southern,
Sales to day as follows: 100 bushels prime
at soG SEE; 200 good at 7se, all weight, and 800
bushels choice at Csc, measure.
Rgc.-Receipts, 42S bushels. Market very
firm. We quote prime 10 choice Maryland
held at 81 .tJeIflb5; and do. Western as held at
sl.65Gtl.7o. No sales reported to-day.
prOriSions.-The market is quiet at about
lows: Shoulders, AZ cts.i rib Sides, III cts,
and clear rib, III cts. Bulk Meats are very
firm. No sales reported. Shoulders are held
| at 10 cts. Mess Pork, t302jdt 5000. Lard 10
less firm. We note q sale OF 30 terces prime
Western steam at 1915 cts. Quote jobbing
price at 20I2Ol{ cts.
SCCds.-The market for Cloverseed is dull and
Pennsylvania at sslts.25 Ohio shout same
price. A sale OF 20 bushels choice Pennsylva.
MIA was made to-day at ss.l2lH. Timothy Seed
Ia quiet at ~. 25Gt33TL; FlaNseed, t2T5.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-16
THE LATE ELECTIONS
INDIANA LOO REPU BLICAN
NEBRASKA GIVES 1900 MAJORITY
Republican Victory in Dakota

INDIANA'
,SDecisl Dispatch 10 the Republican,
CINCINNATI, ONO, Oct. 10, lses'-lndiana all
right Many leading Democrats here declare
their intention to vote for Grant. Straders
for Grant. We will sweep everything In Mo-
ycnber
We have nearly full count from Indiana,
and Baker, Republican candidate for Gov.
crnor, has !, 700 majority.
[Mr. Stfadcr Ia doubtless anxious to ay old
contest for hls seat-Ep RRPrnLICAs1
The Times has a despatch from J. J. Blng.
ham, Secretary of the Indiana Central State
Committee, as follows:
1.-THE election is undoubtedly close, but we
have little doubt that we have elected Hen.
bricks. The Radicals claim the State but are
unable To name any m ainrity I have every
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-16
California sim Rcjoicing-vcsscI
Captured by Ch inese PIrates

SAN Francisco, Oct. lJ.-Therc is great re-
jOicing in the States and Territories OIL the
Pacific COAT among the Republicans at the
result Of the elections In Pennsylvania, In
diana and Ohio. Enthusiastic meetings have
been held In all the oitics and villages.
The whale bark Mameluke reports that a
bark, name unknown, left CALAIS recently with
sixty coolies and $50 600, with the owner and
his servant on board. The frat day out the
coolies mutinied and killed all hands except
the owner and servant, divided the money aud
told the owner to navigate the ship to China,
which he was unable TO do. The vessel sailed
NOEth, and passed tho Kurile islands, In May
got Into the Ice, and got Into the OkosGh sea,
where the owner escaped on board the whale
ship.
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MAR RE

GARDNER-HENNING tho FiTst Baptist
church, On the 18th instant, by Rev A, D. Gillate,
WV r. GARDNER TO Miss JOsErHISB REsSISU, all
Of this city.
at the Ninth street Pres yterian hurch, Washing
ton city, by Rev. J. c. Smith,, sANCRL FRAsCIs
RYSRX, OF this city, to ApELg Y. kgpnIcK, third
daughter Of Mr. David Reddiek, of Illinois, No
cards.
Rev b r. Brown, WV. II. X. TAYLOR. Of Balu-
more, to ELIZABETH W, second daug htcr of l.. A.
X. TIsDALE, esq.
PARKER-sANDERSON.-- On Tuesday evening,
October 9th, at Union Chapel, NJ. Z. church, by
tho Rev W. r. l.. weech, THus. J. PARKRR to
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The following call Is about to be issued by =
number OF war Democrats Of New York, for
mass meeting in support OF Gen. Grant:
"Thoso of Democratic anteccdents who
wish to retain the entire Union upon princi-
pies which are fair and just; who believe that
the debt incurred in the suppression OF the re-
bellion is u sacred obligation; who insist that
tho plightcd faith Of the nation shall not be
violated, and that its name AID credit shall
not be disgraccd; who desire to treat the
States lately in rebellion with Justice, but who
will not consent TO surrender the Government
TO Southern rebels, stIIl Insisting that the re.
beliOn was right, and still Boosting Of con-
tinued devotion to the lost cause who are
opposed to the regulating doctrines Of the
New York platform and to the revolutionary
manifestations OF one OF its candida tes, and
who believe that peace, safety and prosperity
for the whole country will be secured by the
to meet at Cooper Institute, on Saturday
evening, 18th day Of October instant, at
o'clock. Eminent gentlemen will speak upCn
the great Issues Of the day"
The call Ia numeTOusly signed by such men
As Judge Edwards PierTcpOnt, Mayor W. +.
HAyemeyCr, Moses TAYLOR, Prosper u. Wet
more, +. DE Nillier, o. II. =. Grant, Hiram
WalHriAgc, Samuel sloan, Frank Wood, VIM.
bins, who will be recognized as among the
leading Democratic lawyers, bankers, mer-
chants, railroad men and shipbuidCrs of the
city. Ia addition to this a new Grant club
eran Comrades OF the Union" while nearly
all the soldiers and sailors clubs in the city
are represented. About four nfths of the
members are ayowed Democrats, who are dis.
satisfied with the course OF Gov. Seymour
during the war aud the platform OF the party,
and refuse TO support him in the prescnt con.
test. Some Of them were delegates to the
Cooper Institute convention, which endeav-
ofed to secure the Democratic nomination for
Gen. Hancock Gea. Frank barlow was
elected president OF the club.
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Attempted Escape OF PrisOrers-A
Detective Fired on.

WISDsoR, CANADA, Oct lj.-Reno aud Ac-
Gibson, who are imprisoned here awaiting the
trial for extradltiOn, enleaVored to break Jail
to-day by getting through the floor, but were
frustrated.
Two attempts Were made within an hour
to-day to shoot Detective PiIkertI5n, who Ia
working up the case.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

NEw YouK, Oct, l5-noon.-Cotton dull and
downward; nominally ISL cents Sugar
steady demand fairj Cuba i2tii3IS cents, Porto
Rice i2MSin cents: Flour quiet and steady,
No. 2 tl.6sgly6s. Germ quiet and steady;
tl.lI6i.ls. Oats quiet and firm; Jt6Is cents.
Rye quiet and nfmj ti.609l05. Pork quiet
and steady; t2o. Gold 1871.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Is, ls6s.-JAy Cooke 4
Co. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
eminent securities:
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Tho Comm erciaI Convention ut Nor
folk.

NoRPoLH, VA, Oct. 1.-the Opera House
was crowded this morning with n large au-
dience of delegates to the Commercial Con
Vention. The widest interest was manifested.
Gen. Malone was made chairman OF the con-
Vention. Tho business committee submitted
report, which stated that recommendations
respecting the BIlstOl Convention held July
To- ls6s, In regard to direct ocean cOmmunica-
tiOn between Europe, Norfolk, Mississippi,
and the Ohio Valley had been considered.
Recommendations were adopted by the pres
ent convention, proposing q subscription Of
100000 to be Immediately lnade TO incorporate
the International Commercial Company Of
the city Of Norfolk under the act of the Gen
cral Assembly Of Virginia, and expressing
pleasure at the enterprise manifested by the
Wcltern states In the water line commun!ca-
ton between the Valley OF the Mississippi
and the Atlantic ocean by way OF the Ohio,
kanawha, and James rivers, and in view OF
its Importance the convention looked hope
fully forward to its speedy completion as a
great Improvement of national importance.
Various delegates from the different Stat es
represented, supported the reports Of the bu-
6iness committee, including Col. VIM. Lamb,
OF Fort Fisher celebrity.
The report was adopted.
One hundred and i've thousand dollars were
subscribed Norfolk, $4,000; Nashville, vi, 900,
Petersburg, 10000, &c.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-16

SARATOGA, Oct. 1.-THE Old School Pres
byterian Synod Of Albany, held their annual
session here to-day, About eighty members
and elders were present. Rev. DIR. Young, of
Syracuse, moderator. A resolution fAvoFing
the union Of tho Oll and New SCHOOLS were
adopted unanimously.
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Nominated for COngress-Dead BOd-
leu Rernyercd

WoRCEsrER, MASS, Oct. l5.-Thc Demo-
crats OF the Eighth Congressional district
nominated Henry II Stevens, of Webster.
The bodies Of Ave men buried in the central
shaft OF the IloosaG Tunnel were recovered
o,day, aud taken to North Adams for inter
Ment.
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or IspIlEA.

81 Co's nnthiug 'nr promotion, 50 long As our
"ry, 49,.
'l'my course l- not satisfactory, remove me at
once. . not wish IN any way to impede the
success o! oar arms. '-Grns! toHdlisrk, February
8, ls62
This "a Republic, where the will Of the people
l.. the law " the land '-Gsnsrdi GFuHt's letter IL
Pr'stf'H Johnson, August, 1897.
~ shall have NO policy Of my own to interfere
ag'in>i the will Of the people. '-Grdnt'S Letter,
Nay -. lsts.
Human liberty, tho only true foundation Of hu
man R9ycrGmeEt. "-GrItls Letter 10 CuiEens Of
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DIED.

DAY. --on the lith inst, HENRY, youngest son
Of Charles and Mary Day, aged 10 mouths.
The funeral will take place to-day at 3 O. clock,
from his mothers residence, corner VI Fourth and
II streets east.
LATTIMoRE At o'clock 4. IT October 18th,
ALEXANDER, infant son Of Alexander W. aud
Catherine N. baltimore, aged I months and Is
days. Funeral this afternoon At 2 clOck. from
the residence OF the parents, 25] Eighth street, he
tween N aud N. Friends Of the family are invited
"a
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-16

Os Dir.-It is stated that sometime since -
proposition WAS made to Montgomery Blair
that he should request his brother Frank to
decline. Montgomery didn't see it, but, on
the contrary, advised the parties to withdraw
seymour and place Frank at the head Of th e
ticket.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-16

The New York ItnH says the Democracy
began the Presidential campaign with the
blooL-Aud.thuuder storms OF Forrest, Wise
Semmes and Hampton. They are now lisping
mildly and softly, through John Quincy
Adams and George b. Mcclellan. The hosrse
tragediAns have left the stage. II Is now occu'
pied by "waIking gentlemen" But they have
appeared at the wrong time. 1t 10 too late.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-16

NEW IuaK, OGt. 10. - The international
cricket match between Al England Eleven
and United Statcs Twenty-Five, continued to-
day Eleven scoring lIi In first innings, and
hIttipg wicket down OF the Twenty-Five for
only two runs. The match Will continue to.
morrow,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-16
VIZ TAKE TUE FOLLOWING paragraph from
the EEBF.sg Of last evening:

the EEPr.ss Of last evening:
awe are stiIl Ia fog. The returns Of the
elections by the lying tctcgrams,' az the RE-
r"ELiCAS calls them, are not satisfactory. No
one II yet authorized, from legitimate infoT-
nation, To announce the result in either Of the
great states Of PennsyiyAuia, Ohio, or Indl
ana"
And yet on Tuesday night you announced
that these three rrca: States had gone for the
sham democracy. Did you know more then
than you know now, or did you purposely
mIslGN al your friends How Is III
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-16

HOWE 4 STEVENS FAMILY DYE COLuIGs.
! Thirty Different Shades, all In Iguid Turn
The -um'. LADIES', a. In powder form We advice
Ihy ~" u the blacks, Browns aud DFAL., ~ tho
powder torn For Gale by all Druggists anu
Dealers, Sad al tho Mandatory, boston, hAsS.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-16

MAJ. Gen. +. +. BLAIR may now be eN-
pcttcl incontincntly to withdraw. In a letter
which hNs been freely circulated he assured
his friends that they must win in PcnnsylNa-
Via for, "unlcss the Democracy carried that
state by n large M Uority, Seymour could not
Ge elected" We are hrppy to he able to agree
with Gen. Blair on one point ut least. Of
course he will not waste time and money any
longer by STRIVING for what he confessea to be
impOsslble.-S. Y. Tribune.
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Special Notices.

"A SPECIAL COM
w munlcation Of New Jerusalem Lodge,
No, F.. A. NJ will be held at M.soqie Hall on
make ARRANGEMENTS to attond the funeral Of
Brother John Philip. by order Of Y. M;,,sr
OclG-lt Secretary.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-16

VNHIG is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
/ EcTibGr has obtained from the Orphans CoaTL
OF WAAhiagton county, In the District Of Columbia,
letters VI adm nlktrAtlVn on the personal estate
2! NArHAhIEL PIIIs, 81 late Of the Uuited States
Navy. deCrpsed. All persons having claims against
tue said deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit
the same, with tho vouchers thereof, TO the sub
rcr,ber, on or botgrB tho 9th day Of october noXt
lhry may Otherwise by law be excluded from all
bcurdts Of the aid estate. All claims 10 be left
at the Office of btOrTs Co, 40 Fifteenth street
corner Off
Given under MY band Ihl.iY!h day VI September.
1873. NATHANIEL PITT,
Oel-Na Administrator
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-16

SyIE VI the Gsrman papCra report that the
widow Of Abraham Lincoln Is going to take
up her TsIltenco at Frankfort ain,
where her Income will enable her to live 10
much better style than IN the United States.
She will ba received In avery fNttering man.
ner in Germany, where Abraham I.incOlm's
memory is TeyeFed no less than in America;
and it 10 very probable that even the Royal
Courts will treat her with as much dlslinc-
tluh II she were n sovereign princess,
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Pianos and Music.

DlANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.
L O. L WILD, GIuu-
Formerly Tuner o. KNABB'S, and II
subscq OF sTEINwAY
Pianos, now OF ~ -
GEORGE L. WILD & BRO =,
Piano Store, No. 43T Eleventh street, between
PennsylVAnia avenue aud = street, still gives
especial attention to Tuning and Repairing Pianos
Other instruments also REPEALED. tuned, AHd foI
PIANOS FOR SALE. RENT OR EXCHANGE.
sc31-lm
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-16

Bo"roN. Ust lO.-'Iho Republicans nVmtna
ted Oakca .Amcs in the second district.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-16

OK THE RECEIPT Of the election news in
Wall street gold declined and Govcrnmeu;
securities went up. The tendency Of the
Governments is stiIl upward.
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New Advel tisements.

DEED STORE REMOVED TO X sTREET,Sg
. Ninetcsnth street, opposite the Market Trees,
A. +. MORRIS, in,
oclG.Si X IT., near Siuetscuth st.