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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-10

The brown gelding, John Stewart,
lately, at Fashion Course, Long
Island, trotted twenty miles, to wagon,
in ffty-niue minutes and twenty-three
seconds, for q wager Of $4,000 against
$1,000 that he could not make the dis
lance in an hour,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-10

WILSON, the vocalist, was upse, one
day in his carriage near Edinburgh. A
Scotch paper, after recording tho acct
dent, said We are happy to state
that he was able to appear the following
evening in three pieces"
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FROM EUROPE-BY CABLE.

LONDON, October s.-Rumors are cur
rent in Paris and Madrid that Cuba has
declared for independence.
MADRID, October o.-Ths Provisional
Junta has made a declaration in favor
of civil and religious liberty.
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ORGANIZE thoroughly. Canvass close
~. Watch vigilantly. Work diligent-
". Conquer %gloriously.
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BY TELEGRAPH
gcrAL TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY
FROM SACRAMENTO.


CLkOI1
-
The Locomotive Explosion.
SACRAMENTO, October 10. George
Abbic, the engineer who was killed oy
the explosion of his engine near Clipper
Gap, on Thursday evening, had just re-
covered from injuries received last
spring in consequence of an accident 10
this same engine, and was running MS
irst trip. Norman, the fireman, lately
from the New York Central road, was
making his second trip when be met his
death. A young man named Ruloff, not
m employe, but working his passage
over the mountains, was killed. dc
stated that he was from New Orleans,
where his parents, who are wealthy, re-
side. The locomotive is a wreck. The
accident was caused by a scarcity OF
water in the boilers.
The Board Of Supervisors OF Solana
County have issued IN order to moor
porate the CITY OF oulsun'
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANcIsco, October lo-l:3o P.
x.-Gold closed in New York yesterday
ut 1879.
AdYices from South America, by
steamer Golden City, give fuller details
Of the great earthquake. The loss OF
life in Ecuador will exceed 4O,ooo, and
great suffering and restitution exist.
A long list of marine disasters at
every point along the South American
coast is given.
The jury in the Nike Brannigan con-
spiracy casS went out at OILS o'clock
last night. There is little doubt out
side about his being convicted.
Small Pox.
One death from smallpox occurred
in this city yesterday.
Henry Edgerten addressed an i'm
mense Republican meeting at Placer
vile last night.
It is thought that Webb, Vice Presi-
den. of the North American Line, will
become President of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, under q recent
arrangement in New York, though no
news to that effect is received.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-10

IT will be seen by our special tsls-
grams, that Howell Cobb, a leader in
the late rebellion, died suddenly in New
York yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-10

The Washington Seymour and Blair
Club has just amended its Constitution
by striking out the word "white.' Is
this a white mans Government?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-10

In Milan, Italy, there is a man, sixty
eight years old, who married his fourth
wife about a year ago, and recently had
his thirty-frst child baptized.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-10

GEORGE H. P%ESDLEroS is stumping
Indiana for the Democratic ticket. G..
Fl. P. did likewise in Maine.
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DOUGLASS
WIN speak at tho following place

VIII speak at tho following places:
CARSON CITY. .......... Friday, October o
DAYTON .............. Saturday. October 10
THIRD WARD CLUB. Virginia. zee. October IL
GLENDALE Wa-hoe Coz. ..... .... October II
CRYSTAL PEAK. ........ Friday, October IL
OREANA Humboldt Coz. Monday, October ~
PARADISE VALLEY Humboldt Co... Oct. 81
GOLD RUN Humboldt co., Friday, October 70
County Central Committees will make ar
rangements for meetings as above announced.
nc2 al
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The Diamond Ring.

TICKET NO. lH WON THE DIAMOND
L Ring which WAS 1fied for at the Express
Balloon. INT holder Of the ticket can obtain his
prize BY applying at the Express Balloon, Gold
Hi. SEQ II
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COMPANIES


THE CALIFORNIA
MUTUAl LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
ASSETS, IN US. GOLD H"lN. ss5o.Ooo.
The only Local Life Insurance Company
Policies Non.fsrfeliabie.
Credit Givon, when desired for one.h"If
Premiums Payable In Gold Col" or
Currency.
Policies In thI. Company Exempt from
Execution.
All Profits Divided amous the Insured.
Dividends applied TO Policy, OF applied
In Reduction or Premium.
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FORENOON STOCK REPORT.
Births.

DAY-In Virginia, October s, to the wife OF
John Day. a daughter.
LINN-In Carson, October I, to the wife OF
Theodore Linn, a daughter.
ELLSNER-In Empire City, October 0, to the
wife OF Milton Ellsner, q son.
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WNI, w. BISHOP

County Central Committees will make ar
rangements for meetings ~ above announced.
lrAl Id
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NEW TO-DAY.
Sealed Proposals.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ Board OF Trustees OF Gold Hill will receive
aealcd proposals up 10 THURSDAY, October g,
1865, for the surrender Of Town Bonds In the
sum of Ten Thousand $4,000 Dollars.
All bids to be handed In to the President OF
the Board, W. D. c. Gibson.
By order Of the Board.
oc1O I'd II. C. MANNING, Clerk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-10
Deaths.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPRINGS-In Virginia, October Q, Dorthca 7
Springs, aged Z years and 3 months.
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MouIders Wanted.

hight GOOD MouLDERs WANTED IN.
~ mediately. Apply at either the Gold Hill
Foundry. or the Fulton Foundry on the Divide.
Gold Hill, Sept. Is, 1858. ss9su
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II EVENING NEWS.

THE EVENING NEWS.
PHILIP LYNCH, Editor and Proprietor
ALF, DOTEN Associate Editor
GOLD HILL, NEVADA,
saturday Eveains--...October 10, 1865
National Union Republican Nsninees.
~
FOR PRESIDENT:
ULYSSES s. GRANT.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
SCHUYLER oh
STATE NoMINATIONs.
For Presidential Electors,
o'k- rloS' j. W. HAMS. tA'h
For Alternate Electors.
FRANK KENNEDY.
For Congressman,
THOMAS FITCH
For State Printer,
HENRY X. MIGHELS.
70. Surveyor General.
JOHN Day.
For Judges OF the Supreme Court,
nc; WHIT TnAN s aSSS , term farm,
STOREY COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
"a. rn,rLE EaF State s ". E. HALL.
I'M, HASISRD. q. IILLYER
GEO. !. LAaa6N. VI GRAY :
Al POTTER, }. A. BURLlNGANE
Por Sheriff
LILLIAN /. CUMMINGS.
Tor County Clerk,
GEORGE II. DANA
For County Assessor.
RICHARD ARNOLD.
For District Attorney.
ED. W. HILLYER-
For County Treasurer,
JOHN {. kASEES.
t III GSInsy T. k.i FISH:
For superintendent Of Public Schools.
J. ". wHITGHER.
For Coroner.
F SSSrSSfs S9.y S sSEyiy0r'
For County Commissioners
fiAi EsGs PPlrrEy, D. ". bhLcH.
For Justice Of the Peace-Township No.
4. c. COOK.
For Constable,
CHARLES 4. MCINTYRE,
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VIII address the people Of Nevada on political
issues ~ follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-10

UNION REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR
MEMBER OF CONGRESS,
VIII address the people OF Nevada upon the p0'
liticaI issues Of the day, az follows:
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POLITICAL.
POLITICAL APPOINTMENTS.
HON. WIN. m.

HHVNs WHH' HE'
WILL ADDRESS THE CITIZENS OF NE.
w yada upon the political issues Of the day,
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THOMAS FITCH.

County Central Committees will please make
arrangements for meetings as above announced.
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X. G. BREARLRY

HON. X. d. FERGUSON
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HON. q. e. DeLONG,

County Central Committees will please max
arrangements for meetings as above announced
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-10

PHILIP LYNCH, Editor and Proprietor
ALE, DOTEN 49, Associate Editor
GOLD HILL, NEVADA,
Saturday Evenins----.Octobcr 10, 1S6S
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-10

HON. O.. e. DeLONG,
UNION REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTOR,
Will address tho people OF Nevada upon the pn.
litical Issues OF the day, as follows:
WHITE PINE DISTRICT. Monday, September
DC Tnnadnr Qnnfnmhnr % WndnnlhaY- Spn.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-16
NEW ADyERTIsEMENTs.

A. p. MORRIS, jr., has removed his we'll.
known seed store to X, near Thirteenth street,
opposite the market.
Tux GRANT AND CoLvAx CLuB, OF tho Fir,.
ward, will have q grand dedication of their
pole on Tuesday next
PETTY, No. SIS Seventh street, opposite the
Intelllgeneer Building, is selling hats, caps,
boots, and shoes at extremely low prices.
TmE dedication OF the Grant and Colfax
pole iu the Fifth ward will take place on NJ on
day next, at 1880 p. m, between First and
Second streets.
ARTHUR PASsRLL, carpenter and builder,
No. 81 Z street. between Ninth and Tenth
streets, Is prepared to do jobbing promptly.
MgssRs. J. W. SELBY 4 Co., No. 323 Penn
sylvania avenue, south side, near the Centre
market, have just received a large stock OF
dry goods, which they are prepared to sell at
extremely low prices.
MEsaRs. STARR 4 METcALP, real estate
agents, corner OF New York avenue and FL
teenth street, offer Inducements to buyers OF
real estate.
THE teachers of the Public Schools are re.
qucsted to meet at the Miller Schools Build.
ing, on Fifth street, tomorrow alto a. IN. A
full attendance 10 requested.
A MEETING OF the Fonian Brotherhood will
be held this evening, at Dyer's Real Estate
rooms, at 100 o'clock.
Tne members of the new Jerusalem Lodge
No. 0, T. and A. NJ, will be held this evening
at O'Clock, to make arrangements TO attend
the funeral of Brother John Philip.
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Mational Repablitam.


WALLIS OPERA HousE.-Another good and
appreciative audience greeted the rendition
Of the great moral drama OF "Unclo Toms
Cabin" This drama, as 1t is put upon the
stage at this theatre, with Its fine scenic
effects and excellent acting, cannot help but
meet with the success II so well deserves.
Tomorrow afternoon there will be n grand
matinee for the amusement OF ladies' and chill
dren.
ODD FELtows' HALL.-Professor wyman,
the great msgiclsn AMI wizard, will give a
grand entertainment on Monday evening next
at Odd Fellows Hall. The name and fame Of
the professor is that Of great renown, and his
entertainment will be sure to attract the at
tcntion Of the amusement seekers OF our city.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-16


J.oKsos DrNooaArIc Assoc,,rtos-I,st
nioht soSIar ,naSiy ao,iD. ~ az obn,o
association took nIScs nj Carmsi's IiSIi hui
tbe attenJance ,ys. snail rbo nrost5nr', ~
r swsrt nres,d"d AMI p c mappi. aatnt a. a.
sno,a,arw P'' "'' ~ o. D"'i' "o'eu Us
TN ray,,Jio. n, The ,,I,,,o. ,ro. ,,.,.,..,
with, Wv ""' "''p'"''U
On motio, NJ sanuoi noo1I,r If Hal,
fo,J ,ia,,, ,,,aa oioo,oJ ~ h mn.
tho nssocIatIon' as siso MI Tbomas Sansv ~
this civ. "' "''o WI i"o""' '""o'' VI
Nj YIN novts ogorod r.so,u,,on % a.
eFecf rha; tho JTef re- oaasI.t,o 40 We ho
oncnod ~ iot ,.n ~, " I'M W.. o.sh 49, ~
rom now ia the Wv" Icy nf IN enTm wh,
n ,sn noW 70 the eiose OF the chmpaiBnn, IN
e'' W hnu hhh1unee uisPh'vhes non
anor,oS e'i S'"eS' Inc 'eso'u'io" was
NJ w., r, mana, A., ,,.,. 49,,
,rhnr., n,, -, mn I,oseu .mas 'iohn} nnJ
itnursuay evenings OF each week DC selected
itom nov until after the november elections
hMrE AHA, oe.,., ,,o ,o,,out,
H. sI,l' ~ M 1SSom Dsmot'ae hSsoe,aI,oh
Sot,n ~. t ~, " @ I'M w PeuRe ouI
secure The triumnh ant ciec,ion oS sevmour
80 nj ~ n' triumphant eiee'io" VI Soy hou'
AM DiaI ,,.,
M nno Tes 3 r was huopSIu. ., ,A..,-
tho .,a,in ;hyt u h.h S., sot. ,mv IT,,
pEs, hta,ihY mat ne nhu JUST IetuTneu rom
iI m,,adeiPnia anH never say oetiet e9n,
~ IN, ~ .nah On husy, oh sne ~
omnnr tho maBn en- az 10 u :.
~ ny ~, m ahu =. - u IL 80.
The sncsnr hsn n yh, M nc
ciai rstvrns vase barIeT IN iha state If i pam
si,ta lily VIZ nanueu in' NV stIe VI enn
eTa;ie bv from 100 to 600 m aiori,v " i, wa. in
he ~ s,On ~ ~ " IT, m
ato ~ ~ o, ., haigsI .ac.vs 70 uiSseu'in
a'n ny, M,.psSus p ume Inu ,atse letu,ns.
for Seymomr and RiaIS The 20 sid ~
Dar,osrn, n',u ,,iaI III, ~ s'.e
aotn mn1 uui1eu W mat N't u,n ~ ~
III soi, no ", jIson,, anu ~ ~. tnrisod
when he arrived home vesterJav 10 meet bIs
nnn,aore,n gu inL ys w. s,eS' ,S
nosts onS 'tr ius VIA ,nves ~ iong 40 inp
~ 70 nhu ~ WEB tnouBI 10 70 oc anoin,ru;
~ maI NJ ~, INN. any % s. th
T ",a etao,I ~ tne nems ru ~ iroh thp
10 ~. t;.Sa, ,Toh az na.ae spsah ~ aa'
LED ne g,aat g. atos ~ pannsviran3ya al In
diana on sTnesSsv isst Tn nnnclmsion. III ~
SsSa o ,nessnS sn ~ tha ~ ost H. ~
nn,ner",In soo nJu u anu ~, "
.yar haho,, py ,ho ~ mt a",. nc ~
49,, nStui anu 'he eh'husi"Shi "as ~ It's
H. wv ii,o,, s,,,o,.o, a., or,o..o, Al,
~ a. hih ny. Ioitomuut anu emuoiseu MI
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-16

QUARTERLY REroRr or KNIGHTS or Ply.
TuIAR-Thc following Is an extract from the
quarterly report OF Grand Scribe q. NJ. BAR
crease, i70; mem hcrship, 1871. Received during
the quarter, II COS 90 Percentage, S2lo. Paid
for relief $50. Expended, s0Og,TO, General
fund on hand, t2,2UOgf, Widow and orphan
shOOl fund, 81, 2UO.i2, Invested, a 81. Total
on hand and invested, $1,000 81. AT the quar-
tcrly session Of the Grand Lodge on the 18th
instant, the resignation OF Vice Grand Chan
celOr Levy WAS received and L. o., NJ, CRus-
ten, of lIermoine Lodge, No. IL, elected TO I'LL
the vacancy, The new constitution for the
entire Order will go into effect on the first Of
the year.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-16

CoRR"CTIoS.-In our report of the proceed
ings of the joint meeting OF the Councils pub
lished Yesterday, tho reporter was misCaken
In stating that the matter offc ed BY Council
man TAYLOR was an "independent nroposi-
tion," iG being an amendment to A dermal
Moore's bill from the report 1t would APP
pear that the question was dlsnosed OF, whe
In fact, II he was correct In SEATING the vote,
the amendment only could have been adopted,
leaving the bill IS amended stu pending.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-16

PUBLIC SCHoOLs-FIEsT DIsTRICT.-The
following is an abstract OF the quarterly re-
ports of the teachers of the First School Dis
II ct for the month OF SeHtembcr: Number OF
names of pupils brought forward from the last
roll, 1908; number Of pupils admitted by trans
fer, lji; number OF punils admitted by ticket,
$50; number of pupiIs transferred to other
schools, iiGj NUMBER Of pupils withdrawn, 20;
number OF pupils whose seats were forfeited
by absence, IS; number OF pupils dismissed, 5;
number of pupils on the roll the last day OF the
month, LAOS; number of pups less than GO,
the last Jay Of the month, 49, number Of pu-
pills that rc-entered, IL; number of pupils
waiting admission, 1905 number ofpupils pres
cnt every SCHOOL session, $685. number of pupils
punctua. every school session, Gs2; number OF
pupils coiporally punished, s; number and
names of pupils suspended, I; number Of
pupils receiving books, III number and names
OF pupils receiving certificates of merit, 800;
number OF days scLool was open, AS 4 num-
Der of school days school was closed, u; Ag-
gregate number of days ATTENDANCE, IS, l0l; ag-
gregatc number of days absence, 1858: whole
number Of pupils in attendance, 2,0l3; average
number of pupils In attendance, 400; absence
OF teacher, o. cause, sickness; visits OF the
truEtees-W. II. Woodward, 1885, Geo. Mason,
lSS; @. +. Mcclellan, ST. J. o. Wilson, 81 J. S.
Brown, 8; A. X. Browne, o. number OF visits
OF parents, lOl.
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TEsCR.-Justice Walter yesterday rendered
his decision In the case Of Marion Eastwood
VS.. VIM. Treadway, charged with obtaining
money under false prctence. The affidavit In
this case sets forth that the defendant repre-
scented at the time he Obtained the money that
he had In his mothers hands several thousand
dollars, and could obtain the same at any time
by writing to her, and on this representation
MT. Eastwood advanced s03lO. At the trial
on TuestHy MIR. W. Garter testified that
Trcadway's mother cautioned the defendant
not to be so eXtravRgant, RH she did not know
how the estate stood, Upon this evidence
the Judge rendered the following decision!
My opinion IL that TreRdway's mother must
to him, or she would NOT have cautioned him,
for IL he had nothing, no caution was necos.
sary from spending Hoitiny," The case was
dismi sscd
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-16

A SUIT ron FALSE IMrRIsoSNENT.-In n
day or two a suit for false Imprisonment will
be brought before one of our magistrates. It
grows out of the arrest and imprisonment of n
cOlored man named Edward Martin, who was
arrested on Friday morning, by Officers Red
way and Boyle, o. the First ward, on CHI argc
Of stealing wood from Williansons wood
yard, foot OF Seventeenth street, on the canal.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-16

LANDLORD AND TENANT.-A case OF land.
lord and tenant came before Justice ID. X.
Smith, on Wednesday, the plaintiffs being
Denogcant and Anais Fujenot, and the defend.
ant Mrs. Mary NJ. Kcarncy,
1t appears that Mrs. KcRrnCy gave power to
her son, Dr. X. +. kearney, to rent or lease
her house, corner oil Eighteenth and q streets
No. 1913. Her son, under this power, lcRseu
the premises to the plaintiffs for term OF five
years, dating from September Is, lsGS, at 5000
per Rnnum, The pIaIntiiiJ took possession,
aud Aftcrward desiring to put the house in re.
pair, left the premises, during which the de-
lGndant took possession. The present suit is
an imUortaHt one, and the decision In the case
is looKed for with interest,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-16

MoETuAEY REroRT.-The report of deaths
In this city for the month ending September
80, 1893, as furnished by the Secretary Ui the
Board of Health, shows the whole number OF
deaths to be 800, OF which 40 were white and
So colored. Consumption carried of the great.
est number,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-16

SEVENTH STRRET.-The work OF paving the
bed OF Seventh street north with blue rock Is
rapidly approaching completion, the energetic
contractor, Mr.. J. X. DecteT, informing us
that he expects to finish from 5 street TO the
Boundary in about fodr weeks.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-16

VIOLATION OF ORDINASCE.-PRlmer BrIs-
coe, a Bcarenger in the Fourth ward, was =
rested by Ohicer Davis, for running his cart
before 10 o'clock p. m. He was also CHARGED
by Mary Doyle with creating Anuisance. The
accused was arraigned before Justice Walter,
who fined him - In each case.
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A PUBLICATIONS. FOR DUPLICATE LAND
~ WARRANTS
To al ighom Il man nesrtl,


PEXsIoS OFFICE, AUG. Is, lsGo. I
Arriit1!l:"n having been made under the az, .
scribrd Laud warrapts, which arc alleged to have
bcru lot "r destroyed Notice is hereby given that
rant S G aa% or ' S.a f So T sS%r
be reHsuod, II no valid objection should then APP
NJ 7Il2S. hF 100 acres, i,.qsd under the act VI
March 8, ~, ~ the gHue VI Polly puiAn, luTlacr
No q 81. for ltO acres, l,,ueI uglrr ia. act Of
was grsutSI My .. iS5J. Soyrraber i. iSjS
NJ, Ss,SG. i3r y acres. issued under ths act Of
and wa' granted March %. lSi6, November ii.
March (, lSIi. IA tbo namc Of SIsaanqh, Dunn,
widow Of DANIEL Dnun, aud Wu' granted Nay b,
No, 6l.gU fCr u acro.. i,surl under the act Of
and wa. EraateJ february H. l>,6. November u.
81 5JlJl, f,r -IdJ acres, I,purd ugdgr the act VI
asii. aud va, Fr.atsL Ma, Is, isJ jSioGSfS is
No tl,iJ2, Tor l6O acrcs, ia,uri under the act Of
Ws ssT sts Al lS' june AZ ~ ~ 5' % '"a
No. R,a'h, for 100 acres, iss4cd uMlvr the act Of
aud Wa gTangci August 5, 1855. october Il. 1855
o SE ITsef Sa 1VTA %Sf'I !NS act
%as nFaSIi Snsa5 Isl G"obSf w. ss ana
No. @i,ajO, t2r l6J acres, ssucd under the act Of
va. sfaH1d fSiray VI TO- @ NoyaRbc G" i s&S
No n, ~, tor 100 acres, issued under tho act Of
March =, lSHJ N the name Il BcnJHmln Rose, aud
No =, sol for 100 acres, issued under tho act OF
March s, 1915, In the name OF Mary Crawford,
former widow Of jesse Eds, aud was granted
March u, ISIS November I, lSS.
No i'Vst 1gr 10 acres, issued under the act 81
asgranlcd June 81, lS5 November -, Isis
No, SI.6l9 for 40 acres, issurd under tue act Of
February II, lNE, Ia the nam 1t samuel hrNlht
and was granted October T. ls1s. December u,
lSlS,
No n, ISL, foT IN Hrrrs, ls.u.d nader lh" act OF
March s. lshS 10 tho name ut Jamrs Martin, aud
was sranltl July ), l6JJ December 10, rs.
CHRIS G.. cox,
T,,,misst,usr pf pangNons
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-16

STEALING CoAT Officer Williams ar.
rested u colored man named Frank Johnson,
charged with stealing q coat from James
Swcenc-. The accused was taken before Jus.
tice TuoGer, and, after hearing, commi ed
to jIil for court
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-16

Oyer DBcLlNEp.-We see 1t stated that
Mr.. James ID. Milstead has offered the Mayor
$50 per year rent for the building on Third
street east. between NJ and N streets south,
known rs the "tobacco warehouse" but Mr..
Bowen has declined the offer, thinking the
SUN too low.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-16

Throwing STONEs.-A colored hoy named
Gabriel Robertson was arrested by officer
Turnhlrkc for throwing stones on the streets,
and taken before Justice Kcan, who fined the
boy %.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-16

YE VINO HAVE NEVER KNOWN the luxury Of
wcll.htting shirt, get one for trial, at Hen
ning's, No. oil Seventh street, and you Will be
aurc to purchase no Others lie has Just laid
in a full supply Of them.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-16

FIVE DOLLARS ONLY for BJys Atwood
Winter suit, at the celebrated oak Hall.
opposite the Post ONCE sO~Brng up the
boys. 10, H. q