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New Advertisements.

IGOR SALE OR RENT-Three three.story and.
/ back building Brick Dwelling houses. Lots
lDli feet by 49, to thirty foot alley In rear; az.
teen foot alley at side. Houses set back u fee.
from building line for front gardenI water and
gas; Just flushed, and for sale on long time-una-
fourth cash, or Tor rent to careful tenants. lu-
quire Of JOHN r. ELNANS CO,
sep"j-U 81 and 50 Louisiana avenue.
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COUNTRY HoMG,.-Mauy Of our citizens are
purchasing small quantities Of Eud in the
vicinity Of WashingtOn-polnts which can I've
easily reached by public cOnvcyaHcc-whCrc
they have and are erecting permanent homes.
Il. T. McItin, csq., chief clerk Of the Depart
mcnt Of Agriculture. has, We learn, purchased
several acres Of land near Bc!tsyillc, Nd,
where he has erected beautiful cottage, and
where he is now living. ~ curse he intends
to greatly Improve his GROUND which Is said
10 he hcnMtIfmllE sItnalcL.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-25

TINS New York HrGM thinks 1t would take
S-UV,OOO 10 check the rising Grant swell that
threaten. Ia sweep o, cr P,unsy l,rnIa. Money
cannot do H. II wOud hc ~ worthless no
proved Mrs. IaIunrtUub nioUru iu ,repin,
l,gN 'Ir Nli,Hl.g w, 1t ,,nlu"uth
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-25

he Houston tTeXas) Times publishes the
owing letter from Geo. Il. Pendleton;

The Houston (TeNas) IimcS publishes the
following letter from Geo. II. Pendleton:
BAEtoR, ME-, Aug. 81, 1855.
S"msrs Kiunsy, EsY, Houston, TtTGs:
My Dear Sir: Yours OF the I'd instant, dated
Mt Brownsville, was forwarded me from Gin.
cinnati.
In reply, l have only time to say that you
cannot urge too strongly our brethren Of
Texas to stand by the national Democracy,
and resist all Radical attempts to abuse you.
Ny heartfelt wish is that you may succeed in
your new undertaking. We are making a
last fight Tor constitutional liberty, and the
signs of the time indicate u Democratic
triumph hitherto unknown. Yield not a scln-
tilla Of your honor. ihCrc is no room for COM
prOmNe.
About your being allowed TO vote, be not
alarmed; lrc shat see that TCLD' Is represented.
Vote, BY all mans.
Send me your paper to Cincinnati. will
write more fully Tomorrow or the day after
Yours, truly, GEO. II. PENDLETOS.
So it appears that gcntlemanly George is in
for it, as well As Frank Blair. eve shall see"
says Mr.. Pcudleton, "ihai TcrIS is rtprCScRiCd,"
Howl by declaring the Reconstruction laws
null and void" This is the Democratic pro-
grammc.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-25

MAJ. Gen. MEADE has returned to his com
mnnd in the South. While here lie had an
interview with President johnson and SecTe'
tary ScOtIeld concerning the late murderous
attack upon the colored people at Camilla
Georgia. The Secretary Of War directed him
to proceed at once to his command, and pre-
vent all further disturbances by the use OF
Federal troops, and, If necessary to call upon
the War Department for additional aid lie
II also directed to have instituted a thorough
Interrogation Of the affair, aud to bring the
guilty parties to Justice, This is what should
be done at once, aud General Meade is the
man to do 1t.
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supposed Slave vessels carrying
Materials for the spanish In
surgcnts.

NEW IoRK, Sept. 2l.-It is stated here that
the steamer Dunbarton, reported few days
since as having left on q shaving cruise, was
really laden with warlike stores for the
Spanish insurgents.
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Ge:;. SHERMAN NIEw~.-Our Democratic
friends express n good deal OF admiration for
Gen. William Tccumseh sherman. Well,
here Is MI extract from y letter written hy
him some time since 10 Cen. Fitzpatrick, Of
New Jersey:
have observed with intcrcst your political
cuulIct in New Jersey. 1t l. Ieslly prOvuk
ing, hardly worthy OF serious thought, but
rather ct satire and rIicuic, the squirmIng OF
The politicians called COpuCIheads, who OPP
posed The war from every conceivable motive;
some f!om sheer cOwardire. Others TO oppose
= political party; some because they thought
we could mot whip the SOUTH and now that
1t 10 reduced 10 a demonstration, have
haTl worl: TO explain their conduct even to
Themselves. ! have no patience with that
cllas of mcr, and believe that the people OF
the South have more respect for us who be-
lthurcd them sOuudly, than for the Copper
heads, who, uomInGig their friends, led them
!crIC! and deeper into trouble.
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STATES PATENT OFFICE,

y WAsHISGToY, D. G., Sept 81, 1868
On the petition of JOsBPH s. WISsOR. of Provi-
dence, Rhode Island, praying for the extension Of
patent granted to him on the "a day Of January,
1875, for an i'm TOyCmcnt In Machines for Making
WCAyers Harness:
II IL ordered that said petition be heard at this
office GU tho 18th day of December next, Any per-
son may oppose this extension. Objections, dcpOsi
tiOas, and other papers should be fled la this ufcO
twenty days before the day of hearing ~
ELISHA fOOTE,
SopG.F3w COmmlssi Toner Of Patents.
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AYOTHER WICKED MAN has come out in New
York, who presents himself as u rival of Al
len and Kit Burma. lie claims to be n wOrEc
man than either and complains that the pi0us
people do not notice him and his den.
We publish his card, rs follows:
although do not claim, like Mr.. Alien, to
he the wiCkCdPst man, or, like XII Burns, to
be the cruclcst yet think Am entitled to n
little consideration from the philRnthfOpsts
and missionaries Of New York. ] have com
biued the business Of MCssrs. Allen aud Burns,
and have been in 1t longer than elther-OyCr
twenty years. ! first started iu business In
Church street, near Anthony, in lSis, and have
been gradually moving up town, until have
got here, No. - Mercer street, My object in
writing is to give the good people \ chance for
making CUnNCrtI, rs on any weekday night
commencing Rt lOl can he seen in my rooms AS
hard lot rs can be found in the city, from the
child OF Il to the adult Of 60, all ages and con-
ditions."
We suppose it must always remain truci
that
''whlo tho lamp holds out t. burn
Tho ylest sluucr may r"tuTu.
But the rivalry for wicked nOtoriety Is
"hardly the thing
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-25

DEPARTMENT oF hGEu ULrU Er.-Thc Com
nittcc Of Agriculture, both Of the Senate and
House, in company with n number Of other
members Of both the House and Senate, visited
The new agricultural building AMI grounds
luIiuI the carly pat Of the week. They were
greatly pleased with the building and It's lOca-
tion, aud gave 1t us their opinion that there
was no other public building in the city SO
well adapted IN the efficient working Of any
Of the Departments rs the one under consid-
Grafton. They were all very highly pleased.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-25

The New York H,sGH speaks thus OF the
LliamauHgement Of the DemOctauc leaders:
1T l. passing strange that in the campaign
our Democratic managers, leaders and organs
appear to have forgotten, hot only the lessons
Ci Tie war rs given IN the general run Of the
elections since $50, but the Instructions Of all
oar great elections Of the last forty years.
IEu.r budget Of bIuEdcrs embraces the bluL-
!rrs 1.-The Adams rlty OF l>2s, the bluuders
Of the Van Buren, party Of lS4O, Of the Cass
ptrty Of ISIS, the plumbers Of poor Pierce and
Buchanan, the blundCrs o. the southern oil
gtIuhy at Charleston In lsCD aud OF the North.
Cru wing OF the patty at Chicago in Is all
rolled together. with such load upon his
back, what hope Ia there for seymour, nOmi.
mated to fight over again the last and most
disastrous campaign Of Mcclellan Echo
answers, none
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-25

~EYMrE'~ Here nc como
Of the men who are working ardently for Sey.
mour and Blair Henry \. Wise, Thomas 5.
Bocock, J. Randolph Tucker, Il. VI. I. Hun
ter, and John LctCher, of Nirginiai W. L.
Preston and Dcrirh NtgOtlln, Of Kentucky;
L. BArnwcn Rhct'. wade Hampton, and !. :.
Preston, Of South Carolina; Robert Toombs,
Howell roah, ami A. II. stephens, of GcoIgiA;
+. z. lIInim4n. AIhcrt pike, and Albert Rust,
Of ArkaDsas;A .. p. Eichuls0n and General
: rorrcs', Of Tennessee. Il. Humphreys and W
| +. Harms, Of NIss.ssirpi. Fitzpatrick, ohm
/ Forsyth. and Il. Mckee, of Alabama.
LoyAl.sts, War Democrats, lovers Of The
Union, you who carried the musket or sem
forward the siHcws OF war, how would yOI
/ feel 10 he found training IN such company
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-25

OSE Of our R.rhmonl exchanges gives, In
view Of the recent election results, some sound
advice. 1t talks in this wise: "But Whatever
Iiscourpgcmcnts may hcsct Us, it ID the duty
Of all s0oI men TO 10 the best they can, and
ave 'rr rest to GoI. Perhaps DR.. FrHuhliu'J
position covers all that can be said on the
subject: 'Govcrumcnt depends on the people,
ItiggrcI.rx of themselves; If they are wise
aaA yIrtuuus, So Will i!l"ir Guv"r9mcu. Lc.'
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-25

ISpIANA.-II,ag. Gror-c " Julian, Ire.
Shauks, H. u. Wtshhuru, AMI John Iohurn,
were in attcndtuccR At the meeting of tpnsrcs.
on Monday last. They give most glowing Hc'
counts Of the progress of the campaign In Ia.
diana, and set down tho Republican majority
from twenty to thirty thousand in October.
rhcy say our party is better organized in the
IIoOslCr state than It ever WAS before.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-25

AUGUSTA, GA, Sept. 2i.-Hon. Alex. II.
arrived here this evening.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-25

LATEST TELEGRAPlliC NEWS. |
by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
THE LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS |
THE REVOLUTION IN SPAIN
Active Measures for Its Suppression
ALL SPAIN IN A STATE OE SIEGE
SPEECH OF MINISTER JOHNSON
NEWS FROM SOUTH AMERICA
Installation Of President in BusnOS lyrts
ALABAMA POLITICAL AFFAIRS
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION y
REVENUE CASE POSTPONED
MORE Trouble WITH THE INDIANS
GEN. SULLY PURSUING THEN
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Personal.

A MONTHLY NURSE (AMERICAN) NOW
n dlssngaged, with best Of City references,
would like to make few more engagements. APP
ply at 6H Twelfth street.
SHIRT MAKING and all kinds Of plain sewing
done at short notice. Also, Furnished Rooms for
Gentlemen at So Twelfth street. spl-lm
DRIVATE MEDICAL CONSULTATION AT
"OLD'r DIR. DARBY'S, ia9 Seventh street,
posite odd-Fellows' Hall. Separate rooms for
tents. sal9-tf
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asr. OFFICE OF THE WASHING

No. Us Pa. AvESrE, Sept. q, 1863
The annual meeting for election Of officers will
beheld at the Board Of Trade Rooms on MONDAY
EVENING, September 2s, at s o'clock.
se2ltd II. A. MOORE, Secretary.
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Special Notices,

s55f. UNIVERSAL FRANCHISE As
kS SOCIATION.-The annual meeting Of the
uniyersal Franchise Association will be held At
Union League Hall, Ninth street, between and Z,
O'clock for the election Of officers for the ensuing
year. Addresses will be made by distinguished
friends Of the cause,
All are invited. s. C, POMERoY. President;
JOSEPHINES. GRIPPING, Vice Presidents DAN
TEL BREED, treasurer GEORGE 7. NEEDHhM.
Secretary. se2j-lt
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-25

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
= wAsHIEGTUS, D. c., Aug. q, 1888.
T. J. W EoBgRrs"S, Of Washington, b. G.,
granted him the 2Sh day OF November, 1854, for
an Improvement in Sewing Machiucsi
II Is ordered that the said petition DO heard at
this oitce on the 9th day Of November next. Any
person may oppose this extension, Objections,
dcpusitvns, and other papers should be filed In
thi, office twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA fOOTE,
scp2j-F3w Commissioner of Patents
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Fg"" Hrasrs I".nJ.,.I~ .lu0,r,,.l,,r
Uu,p,,', n'slil Tor Ur'uD,l 49,.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
- WAsHIS0roN, d. c., Sept. Is, 1865,
On the petition OF THOMAS SLAIUHr, OF Newark.
New Jersey, praying for the extension OF patent
granted to him on the 2slh day Of January, 1855,
for Au improvement in Paddock:
Ia ordered that said petition DO heard at this
Office on the 18th day Of December next. ANY Der.
son may oppose this extension. Objections, depu-
sitiOns. and other papers, should DO hled In this
office tweLty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FOOTE,
scp.5.F3w Commissioner nf Patents
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-25
~TuE DAILY UNION PRAYER

sSS MEETING at the rooms Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, over MctEeTott Hall, has
become 10 increasingly, interesting It has been
thought best to extend the time from hal to an
entire hour, commencing at q O'Clock each even
ing All are invited. sepl5
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Wants.

AMY PERSON DESIRING A LOAN OF
n money for the use of two furnished rOQms not
far from Judiciary Square may address city
Hall, through the post OihCc. se2}-3t'
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-23
sum MONS.
Fifty cents State Revenue stamp. /

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
| L Judicial District. Of the State Of Nevada, In
and for the c,unty Of ormsby.
NELSON SrUNTOMlRE vs.. ALICE STON.
T0MlRE. Action brought in the District Cnur,
of the Second Judicial strict Of the state ..
Nevada, in aud for the county Of Ormshy, and the
complaint filed in aid county Of 0rm-by, in the
Office OF the Clerk of id District Court.
The State II Nevada sends greeting to Alice
Stontonlire, defendant: Y"n are hereby required
to appear in an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the District Court # the
Secoud Judicial District Of the state Of Nevada,
in and for the county of 0rmsby, ard to answer
tho complaint fled therein "a copy Of ybic'i &C
companies this Summons) within ten days (exclu-
save of the day Of seryice after the service you
Of this Summon--if served vitLin this county I:
or if served cut Of this county, but IN this Cis-
trict, within twenty days, otherwise within forty
days-or judgment by default viii be tak-n
against you.
Ths said action is brought TO obtain decree Of
divorce from the bonds of matri,noLy existing be
tween you and the plaintiff herein; also for the
custody, etc of your two children, to Wit, David
and George Stontemire. and for costs Of salt, etc
etc and for cause of tnis action the pl,intin IL
leges against you wI'tul de ertion dissoldte hab-
it's, etc, As il. his complain. act forth.
AnG Won are hereby notified that IL you fail 10
appear and auswet the said complaint as above re-
guired, the said plaintiff will take decree aud
Judgment as prayed.
Given under my hand, and the Seal Of tie Dis
trict Court Of the Second Judicial Dstiic of the
49,. State Of Nevada, in md for the county
}sp.r Of 0rmsby, this 18th day Of July, in
ShAh ! the year Of our Lord, ore thousand
*o~s eight hundred and six " sigL..
n. J. AsIlNoR.i, Clerk.
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,ATF0R1I AID RESOL TlONS

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nird-We d.,ounce all firms Of ranrJi,tiop
nati,naI = i,,a The ~, inI,,II,, - ~.,,,,,ras
n,ynent Of rho ,I,hIir inl.lteI,,ess IT, tt.
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taY,,ion .h I,,Ii he sa,,I,1e,l and r.l,Ia5 -
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nursei a Il f,<rervd b, Andrew johnson call |
ly FIR radical r.f' M.
shth.~e pr pr f.Hnilv dep'oTT me me unflmsly |
,a ' ue'tl VI 40, ,' ,'i'.n I,no.,n' "a
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pledged To .npp rt. lie has u<,rped Iesis-
e an jniiciai frn''i n, has refused to exc
the laws, h'- u-e his "ttite to inta"e other
err 70 'l2i 'te I l,"'' has thAp.%H'd q I'M. ms
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ed H. rpardon'nt n ,wer w, has den"nprrt rh. the
onaI Le.l,l,tn : as Unconstitutional, has
,tentiy ami h,b,ru4ly resisted by every
ns in his power every "per attempt at r.
tructi!n # The state Ia'tIy IA rr"4'l'n
Ie ,nl i'e p"Ftn'=f f .n1' An T,Slme
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-14
Proposals for State Printing.

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF PRINTING - .-,r
CoLUMBUs. ONO, june 26. 1868.
ALEDPROPOSALS WILL BF R E- y
d ceived at theo office of the Secretary of State I
Of the State of Ohio, until -,
Tuesday, the 2sth day Of July, 1865 .
Tor the period of two years, from and after the fir
Monday of November next ensuing. in accordance
with the provisions of the act entitled an act to ,
provide for the execution and supervision of the
the act supplementary thereto. passed May l, 1867
1866. e ~ - lIsi 81 -is lfs 5s-ii ISt
Full printed SPECIFICATIONS, revised. can be
had cl application to the Secretary Of State.
Each proposals must be accompanied by bond.
executed in due fern by the bidder, with at least
two good and sufficient suretes satisfactory to the
ten thousand dollars, conditioned for the faithful
performances. pursuant to law,i of such class or
classes of the State Printing may be adipdged to
by such bidder to the State of any excess of cost
the bid or bids of such bidder which the State
may be obliged to paw for such work by reason OF
the fu5e Of such bidder t. o%Plsss his
awarded TO him. No bid qtzdcconnp1ai or satchfS
bond eOiU be entertdined By tie Commissioners of
Printing. -s'A 80 ~ lflt.k.s1 q. :. p %
Copies of bonds Gin blank) will be furnished to,
bidders on application to the Secretary Of State:
In all respects the printing shall be executed and
the bi lis thereof made out filed, audited and paid
in conformity with the provisions Of the act TO
State Printing and Binding" passed March y,
1860. and the amendatory act of April g. 1855. to
which acts reference is hereby made for such
Proposals to be sealed and Endorsed on the eut-o
ing. and addressed to the Secretary Of State ii91
N6sEs S9SsE 4 S e
a JAS. H. GOODMAN, Auditor of Statesf9 .lEsId
ju26i1wwtd Commissioners of Printing,
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Wendell Phillips ON the Admfs-
sion of Rebel States. EH
From the Anti-Slavery Standard.I


Congress brings the rebel States back in
to its halls; not because any man thinks
them fit and ready, but to help Grants
chances of election. In this sort of game
the Republican leaders have always shown
themselves clumsy players, and we fear
they are fated in this instance to find them
selves az fault. Tennessee and West Vir-
ginia were brought in with the same plea
-sagacious managers idea of strengthen
two States have been constant stumbling
blocks and checkmated impeachment at
last. Present appearances indicate the same
result in these lately admitted States. Ii
their admission defeats Grant, we shall not
be surprised. If Senators may be bought,
why not Presidential Electors? Bribery
has become now a fixed element in our pol
itics. We look to see the action of the Pres
idential Electors stepped in such corruption
as will throw the impeachment market
into the shade. With johnson
in the White House it is a dangerous step
to admit these seven. States. Unless care
fully watched, they will prove serious
danger to the loyal party. This peril is
more specially imminent because the land
has been left SO exclusively in the hands OF
white secessionistS. The negro votes the
ticket at the risk of starvation,
if not of life. Besides this the negro voters
lack organization. They are just now es-
pecially liable to be deceived in their can
didates. The South swarms with adventure
ers and reckless spectators; the most
hopeful speculation just now, is by hypoc-
risy and bribes to buy admission to the
Senate or Electoral College. With the in
ffuence # the Administration on their side,
success will not be difficult. Such, ,transi-
tion times as these, are hot-beds of turn
coats--and traitors. If the cold North plants
Rosses, Fowlers and Fessendens, what a
crop of Burrs and Arnolds the
tropic South would give us back! The Re-
publican party has charlatans enough who
plume themselves on being practical men,"
The admission of these States is their
boasted .practical craftsmanship" In our
view, it is putting knife into the hands
of Northern and southern rebels, where
with to cut the throat of the loyal party
Nothing but the persistent vigilance and
activity of fanatics can avert the result
tatesman-lanounced as dreamers-must
lake up the stitches these bluuderers, who
think themselves awls-are constantly
Save us from conceited friends,
and we will risk the shrewdest enemies.
WENDELL PHILLIPS.