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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-01

DOOMs FOR RENT. GOOD AND PLEASANT
N R0OMsmAy be obtained at reasonable rates, at
No. so Thirteenth street, between II and streets,
janl-u
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER GEN.
eembeT Is, 1867.
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD Is offered for any In.
formation that will lead to the recovery Of the FLOAT
and STAIRS belonging to the Dock at Port Wood, N.
Y. H., which were carried away In the late storm.
Il s supposed that they drfted 10 somewhere on tho
Staten Island shore. RUFUS INGALLS,,
BTevet Major ecu and Assistant q. N. General.
ianl-td
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Cabinet Makers.

IL AND GNbERTAKER, has removed from 10 3
street to No 2s street between Tenth and gsySAth
repair and yarnsh furniture He will Riso give par
ucnlar attention TO boxing and meyisg articles,
night
THIS IL To CERTIFY That r. W. BARKER 10
competent 70 perform all the duties pertaining 70 the
oabine. and undertaking business ,,,,,, ,.,,r,,
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From R0stou.

BosToS, Dec. 3l.-A petition against the an.
nexation OF any more West India Islands, has
been numcrously signed in this city.
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VIZ PERCEIVE by the report OF A. r. Spoford,
Librarian to Congress, that the Governments
of Great Britain, Russia, Denmark, Belgium,
Greece, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Chill, and
Costa Rico have responded stiirmatively to the
proposition OF the United States for an exchange
Of Government publications.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-01

At the residence OF the brides mother, In Proyi.
dence, X. on the 18th Of December. by Rey. iona.
than Lcayitt, Mr. J. DEsPETRR SMITH. Of Washing
ton. to Miss SARAH Z. MAkrIS No cards.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-01

oExrLErRS's BLAcK BEAVER surs, prices re.
dueed. Hennins's, corner Seventh street and Mary
land avenue. ono price only.
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Canes and Umbrellas,

WALKING CANES AND UMBRRLLAs-CHAs.
w J, PEARCE, manufacturer Of Canes and Um-
Hotel
Canes, Umbrellas and Parasols repaired. dc6-lm
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-01

THOUSANDS HAVE BEEs cHAsoED by tho use Of the
Peruvian Syrup Ia protoxide Of iron) from weak,
suffering creatures, to strong. healthy and happy
mon and women, and invalids cannot reasonably
hesitate to give 1t trial For dyspepsia and debility
n areeiae
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-01
snow Storm In PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3l.-FuriouS northeast
now storm commenced at o'clock this morning.
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~. r,,,.,,, Iocx.r,-,y s,v,xo u.,u,x.
~. -, 81 h..n,,,n, hnr..ho,a n.....,,,a.
no'e s.,,St,,an a, IN. go a. uanSi.S
~. va ma yav.,,, Soai.r. nor,,a.., op,na, =,
$50 Sasan,h s,roet. onnosts tha ps,ent os,o
They work likea charm, and partake, apparently,
nero OF the pastme principle than OF tho labor They
are so remarkably simple In their construction tha
the newest novice can work them win success They
are sure In their operation, hnishins the WORK In
uniform and perfect manner. They make . tight
loek-steh, tho only admissible stitch Tor family sew
ing and manuiscturins purposes. They sew equally
wei the iiehsest and heaviest fabrics They are pro-
vided with glass loot, hemmer' braider, binder
simple and certain In thcir adjustment and
tion, and will doa greater range Of work. In loss
time, and In a more perfect manner than any other
sewing machine. Messrs. II. 4 Co. have on hand q
large aud we'll selected stock Of Gold Watches Chains
Jcwclry, &c. , suitable for holiday presents. $40
DINING AND wISINo, to moderate extent, Is ono OF
the comforts OF this mundane sphere To do all THIS In
luxurious ease, would DO well to call on Louis Betf
the well known proprietor OF tho Restaurant and Fri
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-01

SS,Thc smTyiXors Of the "a hssociatsd Sol.
Of Columbia, are requested to meet upon the east
portico of the Treasury Department on New
Years day, at IL O'Clock, for the purpose of pay
ing their respects to the President OF the United
States, who has appointed to receive them at
llh O'Clock on that day.
Soldiers of the war of 1912 on q visit to the
city arc invited to unite with the association on
the above occasion.
The several newspapers Of the District of Co.
lumbia will render a favor to the survivors OF
the association by publishin the above notice.
]. S. WILLIAMS, Senior Ofiicer.
JAMES LAuRHNsoN, Secretary. dec3l
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So CHRIsTMAs
At THE
o W L N II o T. s E.

SAMUEL W. OWEN,
THE SAMUEL OF THE OWEN HOUSE,
Will hold grand holiday levee during this week,
No sensible man OF taste will forget that Samuel
can make a Mol EGG NoG, TOM AND JERRY,
and all that sort of thing and he will be glad to
feed all his friends and the public generally on
Christmas Day especially.
Don't forget the Owen House and Samuel's
Egg Nog.
Pennsylvania avenue,
de25-lw adjoining Willard's.
AS-skates and skate-Sharpener, Table
and Pocket Cutlery, and general assortment of
Hardware and se-furnishing Goods at prices
to suit the times. The celebrated Saratoga
Skates for Ladies and Gentlemen.
q. q. MEADOR,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue,
delS-lm Bet. Sixth and Seventh streets.
AS.The Skating Park -svasOn and sin.
gle tickets for the Washington Skating Club
Park, can be obtained at 8. i. Sayage's Grand
skate Depot, 32I ID street, near Tenth-sign Of
the Big Flag. dell-f
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Attorneys.

MILTON J. SAFPoLD,
w tFoRNERLr OF MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA
ATTORNEY AND COUNsEL0R-AT-LAw,
WASHINGTON, D. G.
oGico: No. as street, opposite the City Hall,
WILL PRACTICE IN THE SUPREME COURT
OF THE UNITED STATES, COURT OF
CLAIMS, AND THE COURTS OF
THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA.
80 Claims and Department Business will receive
prompt attention. selS-u
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81 For Mount ycrnon.--Onicc of the
PoToNAo FERRY COMPANY, seventh street
wharf, Washington, Dec. 30, 1s67.-Wcather per-
hitting, the steamer wAWASET will make
trip to MOUNT VERNON, on THURSDAY MORN
ING, January And, leaving at 10 o'clock-return-
ing about 3 p. m. WIN. ID. COLT,
dec3l-2t President p. +. 90.
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81 Notice TO Special Depositors.--Ths
liable packages Is respectfully called to the let
ter from the Comptroller of the Currency, Hon.
rent opinions by several eminent legal sentie-
men have also been given. In .conseGuenoe
thereof we do not feel justified In longer assum-
tees. Depositors are requested to withdraw
such deposits now in our possession, Mt their
convenience, before the first day Of January,
1868. W. s. HUNTINGTON,
dcc31-tf Cashier, First National Bank.
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GEORGETOWN NEWS.

ORDERS for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, in
Georgetown may be left at the bookstores Of
Messrs. J. NJ. X. Mills d Co, date Crandelrs) l2s
Bridge street, or at Messrs. q. T. Getty & Co.'s,
100 Bridge street, whore copies Of the RRruBLI-
CAN may DO obtained daily.
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GRAND OPENING. -.
DOMESTIC AND FRENCH CONFECTIONERY.

ATTENTION. JOIN ANyT 4 ppSsIiItur
TOBACCO 1s SNUFF. Pipes, DC. No.. . Bridge
70 call the attention Of the public 70 his nc selection q
the sboye arsiss and particularly to his clear HA.
SAMn,AA cidAhs At 10 cents, and his CONCHAs only
0cenk: no2l- I'm
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-01

AS-Eastcrn Lodge, No. 2, 1. q. q. F.--Thc
members Of the Lodge are hereby notified to
meet at their Hall, on THURSDAY, the And, at
o'clock p. M, without further notice, for the
purpose Of attending the funeral Of p. q. Mac
Williams. J. W. BARKER, N. q.
90. ANDERSON, Secretary. Janl.2ts
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Personal.

pRIyATR MEDICAL CONSULTATION AT DIR.
l. DARBf's, 10 Seventh street, opposite Odd Pei-
lows Hall. Separate rooms for patients. sel2-H
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BoWERs 4 ALTERS,
Date J. A. SHAFFIELD 4 GO.,)

AS- N d II q e.
(late J. A. SHAFFIELD & CO.,)
ZOE CREAM MANUFACTURERS AND CON-
800 Eleventh street, bet. X st. and Mass. ave-,
have just received large stock OF French Con
fectioneries, Fancy Boxes. Toys, etc., suitable
for Christmas presents.
Parties, Weddings, Fairs, etc, furnished with
the best Ice Cream, Water Ices, Cakes, etc., at
reasonable terms.
Give US a call del0-3m
AS-The Republican on the Navy Yard
Persons residing on the Navy Yard desiring the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN delivered promptly and
regularly at their residences, will please leave
PETIT, grocer, next to the northeast corner OF
street south and Seventh street east. no2l-f
sa.TURNER's TIC DOULOUREUx OR
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,
Safe, Certain, and Speedy Cure for Neuralgia
and all Nervous Diseases.
1t Is an unfailing remedy in all cases Of Facial
Neuralgia, often efecting q perfect cure in q
single day. No form OF Nervous Disease fails to
yield to its magic influence, Even the severest
cases Of Chronic Neuralgia and general Nervous
Derangements Of many years. standing, effect
Ing the entire system, are completely and perma-
nently cured by 4 in few days, or q few weeks
the most delicate system, and can always be used
with perfect safety. 1t Is In constant use by the
best physicians, who give 1t their unanimous
and unqualified approval. Sent by mall on re-
eeipt Of 81 and two postage stamps. Sold every
where. TURNER l. 90,
Sole Proprietors,
oc3oeo3m ITO fremont ST. Boston, Mass
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A3I. o. o. F.--Tho officers and members
Of the Grand Lodge, and also OF the Grand En-
campment, will meet at the hall OF Union Lodge,
Navy Yard,) THIS AFTERNOON, at / O'Clock,
to attend the funeral Of p q. and p. II. p. Man.
ming Hadley. BY order. janl-lt
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of Union Lodge, No. II, l. 0. o. F., are requested
to meet at their Louge room at one o'clock THIS
funeral OF our late Brother, p. q. Manning Had
ley. JOS. s. TUCKER, r. Scribe.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-09-10
AGRICULTURAL NEWS.

,y-Westem railroads are pushed to, their utmost
capacity to move the grain now waiting for trans
portation. :. :gi..4 s..,. 'i.1 3'.'i. .1f
"A Western newspaper reports that the corn
in Iowa has grown. SO tall this summer that a man
on horseback cannot reach the tasses Of the stalks
Fourteen thousand people in the Red river
country, north Of Minnesota, are n danger Of star,
walton, grasshoppers having made almost clean
sweep of their crops. .. ,'....... .....,.. ....
Missouri hasfourh hundred thousand acres more
in Indian corn this. year than she had last year.
Other States. have increased their production Of
tho same article. - ....g. ......'... = .,i..a
"A California steam plough is invented with
which the inventor claims be can, in soils free from
stones, roots and stumps, plough from 80 to 40
acres each day, for 81 SO per acre. ncg
Reports from all parts Of Texas agree in pla-
cling this seasons cotton crop far ahead of that of
last year The impression prevails that l75,0oo
bales will be received at Galveston alone. @ ..a.
7-iItis stated that grasshoppers have made their
appearance in countless numbers in Halifax Coun-
ty, Virginia. They have partially stripped the
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-09-10
SALES.DAY AFFAIRS.

Quite a considerable number of persons were in
town on Monday, attracted by the amount and va
riety of public business to be transacted 49,.
The meeting in reference to the debt compro-
mise question was largely attended, and some ear
nestuess was manifested towards doing something
in the matter Of relief We trust that at the ad-
journed meeting provided for on the first Monday
of October, all will come forward and announce
their position pro or con in the matter. So. !:
The amount of property sold was not large The
Sheriff sold one tract of land belongingto the. .es:
tate of Elijah Aiken, deceased, of over three hun
dred acres, for $500 .Also one tract of land be,
longing to the estate of VIM. Berry, deceased
one hundred and eighty-nine acres-for $500.
The Ordinary sold one tract Of land belonging to
estate of Mary Gwinn, deceased-one hundred and
eighty acres at 100 per acre. . - ... 4.
The real estate of Abner Hambright was sold by
bis assignees in Bankruptcy, at 10 cents per acre
A small tract of six acres Of land, belonging to A.
Hambright, brought three cents per acre. .l.. >
The Commissioner in Equity sold the real estate
of William P, Berry, deceased two hundred and
eighty four acres-at ST. 40 peracre.. r,.- .... DE-
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,s ;A paagraphin the Columbia Fhsnia says Il
Governor Scott has determined TO arrest Bates
: Fog p p.' the Yo!tyEil's VIE EgHq4lrDearii EgHgq4lrDeariiir
aFHR coMPRoMEsE OF DEBTS. n

.,~n.nIroD rnppTo /;
,o-'ifffan 11ean VII -. NJ Z
In accordance WIN pseV'ous not'ee' mesI1s :,
citizens OF ffork DISTINCT sas iheld at is9e Copp!
e .Sa .;,.o.. : af .oon.;Jsr;ng ths Question of
ad tne pnrpose ura1lue''ps' .',s asI's,1'st
conprosnise ot debts befyeen ana s
The meeting was organised by calling D! Newman g
MsElvee; Esd:y to .theG Gbair, and the appointment
R 7spr;;6ts Moore. Gas, Secretary; ;o-o,
-. sa.s..,;na ~ -GS.;.' tha Chairman Al:
opoh sS1u"s asass s s'1isNa WV ~ -
dressed thameetipg as ao'loSsSb TD2y Iaa7i'
FGidEsg tsttzsns Il ,9nderstana taLs 70 ,De
and i3epters ,or ihe pplhpose
OF the Rept gpeSeE2n, ss q, E ,nas tYns
been ny desre snat sacn @ tnlng mlgns pe
gllshet and 90 nope FELLOW eitlsehs taas W.
day you maybe apie foe edopI somgPlshI een,se snS
some meaosy mlhs.a .a Ia a.5d = hntb GroS;to,
Istaitnn ItmaI luss0'N '~'s 'e''e''''s" - II
- . sa ,y GnT ,,,ddda ~ of ral;et
b hk9Gw ieaos a.sss ',.S ~ @ asnarsi I n - an
you aoopt nuss na,aa ~ asdSh;n u srse
pnSatl2a, anu .naa - !sa r,a. bo Ii
tnnder a WI Tim nGss ue X
the general weln ana not aio~ isolaiea ns.0ei u
to influence our ushDeraaons, 70 me aelIlmen! 20 q
the public good B9t let prudence, Elsd9a, Jus Jus
tlce and charity mngle III a a tnat M " VIC s'a tn' ua
doi or attempt to 40. s,,:u;. ,,r+ - -
do not utter it in Doasslng spirit, iHana ae
here as'a gredhosnSSaas asn ~ Jnor of wb;nt
easas Rss saa 3 sneeuatou and a
mans debtor. Mneaiately aIter Ias sulISaasr
was willing, IN view OF tne a!ssleseu 70 ms;o
the country 70 meet tno n.I,, aon,,;r -, to +Is
q. sns Sout gasao aSuss anT nf our debts Tine and
names every .S eYiaeneS ,avSeIf and am this day
agn thgs expressed %yse' ag huevs I ts !S Sons d
tbe 70 40 beat sse dspous o
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-09-10

W. B. Nets 1Assignees Sales In Bankruptcy
3i'Jie IN the Matter Of s. M. Mills, WI. Brown,
! ,E.a D. Theodore Byers, James Finley, ), James
" w. g. =; Mets ssss & E, VI Dz4commissionerss sale
JIgro' and Notice to Absent Defendants.iir' '"f
Thomson 4 Jefeys-N Notice Eof appointment ias
Assignees-M Bankruptcy-In the Matter
II u 3ofR.E Lindsay, E: r. Mills, W. J. Wilson,
: sgnEsA GrenstaW, r. A. Biaek; James Blair,
tgj vtJohn ]. Evans, Nelson Laney, n. Higgins,
r. James p. Aycock, D. D. Moore, John Nc
EsConnelf, Edward G.. McLureI John Dye,
ID G3i Graham &c Atkinson, Sample Alexander, sR,
X. Seahorn, Samuel +, Reid, Samuel Black.
s.. r. Moore, Assigned In Bankruptcy-Intt the
'''' 80 Matter oY s. M. Hanna, ~ W." -
EIS.pE. UhafnbersASeed Wheat for Sale.sT Il
r. H Elawson, Deputy Messenger In Bankrupt
49, cy-1n the Matter OFFS ,. Haq, 81. NJ. jack
81" Applications! for Discharge. ri .R3I
#. @. 2Harrisl l0p " D.%- eitati tion-W! E3 Erwin d
IaH George Steele, Applicants George Steele
ri 81, iH Giei,HI Ishes4if,s Sales. ao2 u bsG ,ira
r. E. Guthrie Seed Wheat for Sale. tg2 'ai5 ~
y. p. T. Mecaffregg &c Bennington s Ravolyers, n
York District Bible Society y 'A!t '33a1 Gni +
s.oR. Mmfe-A Assignee & Sale In Bankruptcy
,p,fIp the Matter Of s. M, Hanna no. "a, :; :;
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THE MASS MEETING.

:. The 18th instant having been selected as the
day for q general mass meeting Of the people at
Yorkvie, and also on the 18th at Rock Hill, i IS
hoped that general attendance at each place will
result .... 'snH.IaI ,..........ai-~.' ..:
Among the distinguished speakers invited to ad-
dress the people at these places, are ExGov 2. B.
Vance and Judge Osborne, of North Carolina;
Gen. Wade Hampton, j, P. Thomas, James B.
Campbell W. D. Porter, BENZ. F. Perry, W! D.
Simpson andA. P. Aldrioh, of South Carolina:
Governor. Vance has already been heard from, and
will no doubt be present. unless something inter
renss to prevent Many of the other gentlemen
named viii beat Chestorville on the 18th, to at
tend mass meeting there, and viii no doubt find
as m0Fg % giive 4 Aaor-sss-a
than ut sBsu other time during the canvas, Let
us make the 18th and 18th, days of note in the
campaign for York ",a .,..'. ....
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CROPS INiYORK.

The corn crops Of this District are now supposed
to be safe beyond peradyeanature. aa Although she 's
quantity raised VIII not be as great as was expected
some weeks ago, yet there win be suficiency for
home consumption, and in the upper sections OF
the District, some TO spare, + ;,s,,z.,,. :, s,...
Cotton has been seriously damaged by the late
vet N weather and is running too much to weed. The
prospects for this crop are not as favorable as they
were a few weeks ago before the rains began:
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NoRTH CAROLINA aEEMs.

-GsneralI Iofn. 3 Gordon of Georgia. .Xas ap=
ngqpced to sddressthe people Of Meekleqburg, nt
Charlotte, onn2 T TuessdaS SiaHiOD GaG H1Ijll}
Durham, ESQ.,, of Shelby, hasbeen nom.
mated for Congress for the Mountain DISTRICT q
North Carolina ! Cd. il NJ McAfee of SheM
has been nominated for District EleetQr. tQr.uu-s-zan
"A floating paragraph in an exchange says that
there are about 7o,OOo enrolled members Of the
Union League in North Carolina. II Arathsr doubt
All storv we iiiI13aaodiber aaodibe 8 Esr9oTq dGnrsh h'o
The Charlotte amss ssyysq sysqttha that House IL
Dr. W. A. Pesssley, ii Steel Creek nsighBorho6d,
with all it contained vas asbb burned On Sunday sSoth
ult., while all the family were 2absens at church
1t is supposed to be the work Of an inOendisty.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-09-10
Gr;oMaMITTEE z; OF 7ARRANGEMENTs.

ii The Democratic Central Committee, az meet
ing held on Monday last. appointed the following
named gentlemen to serve as Committees OF Ar
rangements for the Mass Meetings at Yerkyille on
the 18th, and Rock Hill on the 18th instant; Jo
&. Committee for KrkvtAs- VIM. A. Stowe,
Col. R. NJ. Kerr, Dr.. J. B. Allison, B. +. Briggs,
Comnittss for D., Rock Hs ;a Iredell Jones, Jones' Dr, E.
T. Avery, w. L Roddy, ]. s. White, CD. Pride.
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1PoLITICALiTEMs.

-1''. '''"'' !FO6lI1CAh l1tsmosE"sS ''' n"
The Idaho election is known; 10 have resulted
in the success Of the Democratic ticket H1nA
z4 - Greeley calls Cola4 the ''yonng, hon Of the
Vest Colfax the lion, and Grant the lamb, VII
"Ee down together" ii Noyspmber ' a ad Ee sn sal
have peace. -,.,, 49,, n,;Jn.,a5 el,d,, 49, +d.y
year, prior to tie Presidential election: Maine
September 14th'; Nebraska, October 9Th; Penn,
Fsylyania, Ohio. Indiana, and Iowa, October 18Th;
West Virginia, October q, An election was hey hey
ia California, Oh Tuesday LAST. .'I'I@ 81 i''nas
so=== The Republican sailors apS soldiers hage d
greed to hold a monster Mass Convention 10 the
interest Of Grant and Colfsx, in Philadelphia, o.
the lst and 2nd Of October. Governor; Curtin 4
requested to invite, on behalf Of the committee
the loyal war Governors who were his eotemppo!aa p a
RES and Governor Geary IS requested to: invite lt
all loyal republican Governors DOW acting. IT i!
the intention to the republican soldiers and y
sailors, boys in blue and kindred r organizations q
the States, represented 1900 Iea1at' rnsy gl,so
The correspondent of the Baltimore S,ussayl
that the newsireeeiyed in Washington from tn
West by letters to the Congressional lDemocratat
Executive Committee, and to private individuals
coufrms the statements made heretofore that tn
cause Of Seymour and Blair is gaining stesdiyaqA a
letter received from prominent spolitcian in NOR
thern Illinois, whois fully rersed in the politics q
that. State, says that the Democracy are backing
their assertions with deeds, and are wagering odd
that they will carry fonf of the Congressional Dis
tricts now represented by Radicals and the State
for Seymour. and Blair i Aaether letter received
there from Chicago says that If Penpsylgania yapf
Indiana vote for the DEMOCRATS Qetoeer lllneii
will be carried by 80, ,00a=fi bne ,is,are,ih reoi1f
The Radical party in Georgia il rapidly eruin
bling to pieces Day by day IL becomes weaker
and weaker. Already three of the pipe electon
on the Grant ticket have Withdrawn from the par
ty and declared for Seymour and Blair7 and it
stated that one of the electors forgthe State Ea
large, ,Akerman, viii in afewdays take sts tsinala1
step. Seward, the only man Of influence Or posi-
ton who has hitherto sided With hesRaaiGals il
Southern Georgia, has abandoned the party panc
is making Democratic speeches Judges Bigham
in Western Georgia, has alsowEitten along letter
in which he formally renounoesoR Radicalismi and
pronouuces for Seymour. Judge Ii b. Harms,
also, formerly of the Supreme Gouvts said gto
have announced his determitatiOn to support the
Democratic nominees . In - few days there 1a
not be single respectable Georgian left among the
Radicals. Soasays the Augusts: Chronicle. is'd
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sads Of our best men-has lost qs great battles
has cost us miiliopso dollars H is the onlyene-
my ~e are aAaidof We are nd prohibifonistm. :.
would Let every man spend his money foohshy IT
he H;ishes toGapbi hisEstapach rob bis chhdren3
of bread-if he can have the heart to but no such
person can ever be connected with inany capac'
ity." ,.fnnS 4di ia|
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cord Of its Iladss, and in bms llSestDsreI n& q,
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DECLINEs THE JUDGEsHIP.

We have reliable information that G. W. VII!
liams, Esq, Of Yorkyle, who was recently elected
lbg the Legislature one Of the Cncuit Judges, de-
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iAPPoNTMENTioF DELEGAREs.

+ Alta meeting Of the Central District Club, on
Monday last, the gentlemen mentioned below were
appointed principal and alternate delegates to-
represent York District in Convention to be held
in Columbia, on the 18th instant, for the purpose
of nominating Democratic candidate for Congress