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T,O ALL WHOM IT MAY OONCERN.

DEPARfMENr OF THE INTERIOR,
June 1885, for the reissue Of the following t de- o.
been lost or destroyed Notice is hereby given
that at the date following the description Of each
appear. G. q. cox Commissinnsr o"
Ne so,1sl for l6o acres, issued under the act OF
!on ILL., lo IN the name Of Elizabeth Thomp
In9mPsoS, deceased, and was granted September
No. Ss for Se ass ; ,sSs .,uea unaer IN.
P pesrSsTy H. lsa in the name Of Erasmus Ben.
In May 80 si' 0s1esF
was granted =, tee October 1856. September s. 1855
March 8, 1855, in the name Of Adam woman, and
~ss sFsrssd f f6r sss s October is's
March 5; 1855; in the name Of John Floyd Johnson.
r6s:q the scs s e
September, 1850, in the name of Levi Lewis and
No. ste, for leo acres, issued under the act of
tember, 1850: in the name Of John ii ,od, and
No. 64scs tor $50 acres, issued under the act OF
Ma-Sh 3 lSs', In the name Gf BENJAMIN Rose, and
No for leo acres issued under the e'1 &C. of
Ma en- 8. 1855; In tine name of Mary Crawford. for:
i6s IA Eo or dsss ana was granted March
M mo: s''3s; Tor 81 acres, issued under the act
and and was granted March rs, lSjj November il
March 3, lS5, In the name of Susan nah Dunn, wild
9S OF Daniel Dunn, and was granted May -, 1857.
November il, 1853.
No s., 2O3 for 100 acres, issued under the act of
march 3, lsa IN the name OF Cnarwick L Cox.
and was granted February Is, 1856 November Is,
No II, i2s, for 160 acres, issued under the act of
March 8. 1883, in the name of Polly Deran, form
widow of William White and was granted SEN
TENDER 4, 1857. November IA, lSeS.
No q. 83l, for 100 acres issued under the act of
March g. less, In the name of George Petermau,
ans vas granted May q. 1856. November a. 1868
No 81 oeG, for leo acres issued under the act OF
March ;, 1855 in the name of George T. Hupp and
was granted June q, 1856. November 2s. lsJS
In THE SUPREME COURT or THE DIS
... -TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
In THE MATTER OF Ross BICKsLER, BANK.
RUPTs-IN BANKRUPT
To trhonq III may coneern:
The UNDERSIGNED, Hawkins Taylor. Of 215 r
street Washington city. D. G., her by gives netice
# bis app6intment as assignee Of the estate of
Ross q B1CKSLER, ofthe city of Georgetown,
ID c., who were, on the 18th day Of August, A D.
ICES, adjudged bankrupts, upon their own petition
nv the supreme Court of said District, dated at
WASHINGTON, d. g.. September 10Th. 1853
sc l-law3w HAWKINS TAYLOR.
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). J. LAWRENCE, NJ. D., Chemist,
BALTIMOBk. md,
Late OF Wilson, N. c.
PRICE sI so PER BOTTLE.
- Sold wholesale By all the principal whole
saie Druggists In all the large cities In the United
states snd British America. and rstailsd By Drug
sists everywhere
Al letters of inquiry. &C., promptly answered.
Address
DIR ~. LAwREAoI 4 CO.,
RERs,
244 BALTIMORE STREET,
BALrIaoRK, ND.
For sale By Q. CALyEEr FORD. Druzrsst. 10.
90 Penn. ave. washin gton, d. u. a n exon
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AUCTION SALES.
fHIS AFfERNOON.

RI. B; WHETLER 4 CO., Auct,oneers,
- no. Oh Louisi ana avenue, bet 9Th and It'll sts,
opposite seaton House.
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fhs Great American Health R.storsrl
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kidneys, and Uterus, Chronic
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al her fs tried great many Ps sres nsf Sd;
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natter which completely DESTROYED his health.
tremely troublesome ErrptiOs Of tis SKIN, some.
times breaking out in sores, &c: Rosadslis was
scfs sz t NJ a.T, D
came and remains s.'i''!S we'll. fSorS trTSlY:,
ROsADALIs Is A POTENT REMEDY IN Al
CHRONIC DISEASES.
FROM 6. W. BLOuST, ESQ, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA.
I have been cured Of Chronic Inflammation of
he f "a sna Partial Deafness 81 ten yssfs stand
THE ROsADALIS
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CHRONIC Liver COMPLAINT CURED.
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ora long time, and trying various medicines with
know Of several others in this county cured
in nearly every house in my neishborhood, and
shey all praise 1t as 9 great medicine.
THOMAS THORN
GREENE COUNTY August u ls0.
BALTIMORE, February 10, 1865
D.. J. J. Lnscrenoe:
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TO.MOR ROW.

llYJT COLDwELL 4 CO .Auctioneers,
ID Southwest cor. Pa. ave. and A., st.
"a On THURSDAY, September H;h, at 10
w O'Clock q. m we shall sell. in front of our
store, q lot OF New and Second hand Furui-
ture, &C, as fellows:
Mshora Secretary aud Bookcase, Bureaus
Marble ton Washstands and Tables
Painted Cottage Sets, Oak and Walnut Dining
New Bedsteads and Mattresses, Cane seat Rock.
StHtspsien and Leaf Tables; Lounges
Childrens Carriages, Baskets, Chinawsre, &c +,
sel5,a 'A' Ut. ooLDwELLS CO.. Auc.'s.
csri. sith a., Mssai9s
southwest csrper Penna. avenue and Eleventh ":
Star Once Building.
PROVED PROPERTY AT THE NAVY YARD.
of the District of Co;umbs s pa.sed se UGps'
s.a;n 20 In Shance5y cause No l,Isi, Docket 8,
snction, In front Of the premises, on MONDAY
September l4h inst. at 81 O'Clock , m, the east
ess,e ess I'll. LSs TN
fronts on NJ street south, between 10th and 18th
and Is i'm proved by handsome two story and attic
Frame House, with wide hall and back building
m side alley and an outlet to 81 feet public
Terms of sale: One half the purchase money in
months from the day ef sale the deferred payments
10 bear interest from the day Of sale and to be Sc
cpred by the notes Of the purchaser, endorsed TO
Of the purchaser No deed to be given until the
whole ef the purchase money is paid
On failure OF the purchaser 70 comply with the
terms Of sale within ten days of the day of sale
Trustee the right to resell the isk and
cpst Of the defaultng purchaser. SlOo down at
time Of sale. All conveyancing and revenue stamps
K T. MORsRLL, Trustee.
.se4-d&ds COOPER LATIMER, Aacts.
ns-THE ABOVE SALE Is PosrPONEp. IN
cpLssqntnce of the rain, until THURSDAY
place Il. T. MORSELL, Trustee
seA COOPER & LATIMER Aucts
RY CHARLES KLOMAN,
- Resl Estate Broker, ass Seventh street.
GALLIGAN & TowNsHEND, Aucsioneers
a SPLENDID Bu1LRISa SITE NEAR THE
On TUESDAY. September 1. at S O'Clock %. m.
on the premises. will sell / hORfS fronting on
the Queens Chapel road near the intersection of
Land known as the n onastery tract, owned by tae
late Col Hickey, and abe ut mile from the
city IL VIII be sold as q whole, or divided to suit
Terms: one half cash, balance six. twelve and
eighteen months, secured by a deed of trus.. Goa
TeyaneitI ia; and stamps at purchasers cost SlOO
A Tsd flag on the Badensburg road will desig-
H-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
ACCOUNT OF the rain until TUESDAY. September
Sth, same hour and place. se2-W,F SGT
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
poned until MONDAY. Sep.. Ii.h. at ga O'Clock J,
N on the premises. 9.W,F,SkMlt
RI THE ABOVE Is FURTHER PO5TPoNEn
until THURSDAY, septic nber 18th. o. 81 O clock
y. III OF lhe premlre1 Sc 49,
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HOME OFFICE.
National Capitel Life Insurance Company.

National Capitol Life Insurance Company,
oHARrnREo Bv
SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS
CAPITAL........... .........- ....... 3 500 900
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
GALE OF NAVY VESSELS.

Bureau OF Construction AND REPAIR,
MASKING TON. ID. O September IA lsS3
The Navy Depar mept will oher at public auc-
tion. at the NAVY Yard, New iors. on WEpNES-
DAY the 3Cih September 1873. at Il O'Clock N
The DE S0TO. side wheel steamer, I 60l tons.
The MARBLEHEAD. screw stes -ner, s07 tons.
These vessels, and their inventories. can be ex.
nired at any time, on application 30 the Com.
mandaDt of the New York Navy Yard.
Twenty per centum of the amount Of the pur-
cha money must be posted at the time Of lie,
and the remainder must be paid and The sels re-
moved from the Navy Yard within two weeks from
the day of sale. sells eosw
hESICuATEN MIXEN NEGETARLES At
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2OSADAL WILL CURE THEvERY W ORsr
CASES OF CHRONIC RHEUMATIS NJ
PoKIsNouTH, VA, February Is 1889
Crpfdia J. II Baksr:
DEAR sIs: This is to certify that have been
afflicted with Rheumatism for the last Ave or siY
cars, nIaby times unable to move. tried ali
1.eiiciues recommended to me for the disease
'EIthOut receiving any benefit. Having heard
E0saialis" highly spoken Of procured bottle
sd fading some relief continued it until am
a Spy say that j am completely we'll.
not only consider the " kosadalis. " 8 sovereign
.-rrsdy fer Rheumatism. bat i believe IL also a
preventive aud cheerfrlly recommend IL TO the
II ctec. Yours, yery truly, -
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TT,UIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the aubscr,
j Der has obtained from The Orphans, Court Of
Washington county, In the District Of Columbia,
estate of ANN CROWN. late Of Washington, D.
C., deceased All persons having claims against
same with the voucher. Thereof 70 the sobscriter
on or before the 18th day o. August next they may
the said estate. Given under my hand this 18TH
aS' s 2. Aau ELIZABETH CROWN, Execu,r;x.
Al
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- Ussa and endorsed BY tis Lsadiss PAysi
1sass sc5yrhers it is knors.
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1874.

E4s tls sFa I'D 2. E-4sr. :
g. rec rtrss-
E-sf 80 .fssf Eaad Il
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t thoroughly eradic2tes every kind of hume
-snd bad tsiEt and restores the entire system to
aealthy condition.
1T Is PERFECTLY HARMLESS never nm
tuc1ng the slightest injury.
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OFFICE $50 PENNSYLVANIA AyENUE.
GALT's BUILDING.
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street, Star Office Building.
Two DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLINGS ON
THE NORTH SIDE OF X STREET NORTH,
BEIWkEN ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH
STREETS. AT AUCTION
AA On MONDAY AFTERNOON, September
E"H 2lst. at ga O'Clock, we will SELL in frout of
s3tne premises, part of Los s and the whole of
Not =, in square $40 The property is i'm proved by
two Three story and Attic Brick Dwellings having
= front OF 10 fees ca h on X streei, aud running
BACK CJ feet 10 IL foot alley. Each house con :
and water.
Terrs of sals: One third cash; balance in 6. II.
and Is months with interest. s cured by deed of
uu't. CoRy-yancing anc stamps at cost Of pur.
chaser. : lGO down ON each house at time of sale.
COOPER & LATIMEk.
Sc l5-d&fs IDtel. AuctiOneers.
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~ TRIcT OF CoLUMBIA, WAsHINGToN CoUNrY
10 rtf:-In the case Of SARAH HEATING, adj
ninistratrix of George w Heating, de ceased the
admiDistratrix aforesaid has, with the appreba,
ton OF the Orphans Oourt Of Washington County
aforesaid. appointed TUESDAY, the sth dav Of
October 1868. for the FINAL settlement and distrbu-
ton of the personal estate of sefd deceased and of
the assets in hand, as far as the same have been
collected and turned into money; when and where
all tie creditors and heirs of said deceased are no
ufed to attend, with their claims properly vouched
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from All
hereft in eaid deceased's estate: provided a co nv
of this order be published once week for three
weeks I'm the Evening Star, previous to the said
dsy Test:-JAS. O'BEIRNF.
sell w3wf Register of wills.
nHPHAEs'COURT, September 1873 -DrsrRTcr
~ OF Cor JnBIA. Washington county. 10 gr,t I'm
the case OF kICB ARD FULLALOVE. Exec ut Or OF
las. Eullaioye. deceased, the Executor aforesaid
has with the appreciation of the Orphans Court of
Washington County Aforesaid. appointed TUES.
DAY. October 9th, 1888. for the final settle ment
and distribution of the personal estate Of said de-
90 ase6 and of the assets in hand far the same
have been collected and turned into moi ey; when
ami here ali the cTedt tors aud heirs of said de-
ceased are notified to attend, with their claims
properly youchsd, or tfsy may other wise BY Law be
rrovieed a Gty of this order lie published once
veek for three weeks In the i" Evening Star, pre-
vieGs to said dsy.
Test. JAS. ". o'BEIRNE.
ST !-law3w Register of Wills
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-25

The contempt which Northern cop
perheads and Southern rebels enter
tain for the Boys in Blue is as great
as ever. General Tom. EWING, Jr.,
expresses the feeling of the former
class as follows:
General Blair at the. head of the
militia, Will be match for General
Grant at the head Of the regular ar
my" -G.
The Charleston Mercury chimes in
with this after the following fsshion:
f" Not one honest man south of Ma
son & Dixon's line is ashamed of the
musket he bore or the sword he drew
in defense of the Confederate flag.
The man who says he is ashamed of
it lies. Let every honest man of the
North: be sure of the fact that the
man who says so wants to swindle
money ont of somebody. He is a
knave either in the first or last de-
gree. Is .la -G
Boys in Blue will remember these
things and express their views at the
ballot box. lt4H
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-25
District Canvass By Robinson and
Cobb. ae8a s-aoE
OARp.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept. %, 1868.
Many. inquiries having been made
In reference to a proposed Joint can
vass of this District by Hon. Thomas
r. Cobb, Democratic EIector, and
myself, a brief statement of the facts
touching the same becomes necessary.
On the 9th day of July last, / wrote
to Mr. Cobb, (who resides in Vim
--a,e,.' 'sas 4 Promising, Joint canvass of
this District, making at least two
speeches in each county, during the
month of September. On the 18th
day of August he answered my letter,
accepting the proposition, and invited
me to Vincennes to arrange our ap-
pointments so as not to interfere
with his professional engagements.
On the 10th day of that month,
l went to Vincennes with
the expectation of seeing him,
but was disappointed After my re-
turn home, on the 12.h of August, [
wrote to him to the effect that I had
been in Vincennes hoping to see him,
&C., and inquiring at what time he
would have leisure to begin the can
vass, and requested him to name the
county in which we should com
mence; also requesting him to make
any suggestions which he considered
proper In connection with the sub
ject. -sssEr 1855 -ae-sesEE
To this letter [ received no an
swer. Waiting until the 21st of Au-
gust, went to Vincennes to arrange
our appointments. We met and
agreed to canvass the District in COM
pany, to begin, if possible, during the
second week in September, and to
make two speeches each in each
county. But Mr.. Cobb desired an
opportunity of looking over his
professional engagements before
making a definite arrangement of days
and times: and so we agreed that he
should make out a programme of APP
pointments. not conflicting with his
business; that he should send the
same 10 me (for revision) by mail on
the oath, or at farthest by the 18th,
of that month"; i never received his
programme of appointments, nor any
letter on the subject. On the 25th Of
August [ accidentally met him in
Princeton, and proposed that we
SnOuiu tuCu Stbf uOWH 0uO dIIdu&0
our appointments, which he peremp-
torily declined, alleging that his BUSH
ness would not permit him to enter
upon tue joint canvass; and so he
backed square dO1Cn.
On the 28th dayiof August wrote
MT Cobb again to the effect that | /
should be at leisure from the 21st day
OF September to the Sd day of Octo
oer, ttwo weeks, which should be
glad TO spend with him at such times
aud places as might suit his profess
slonal engagements - requesting al 1
answer at-an early day. .-rr
Receiving no answer, [ wrote again
on the 3lst of August, renewing the
last named proposition, to which I
have received no answer.
| am the more provoked at this
failure by the consideration that nv
thus waiting on Mr.. Cobb / have
been prevented from making appoint
ments in different parts of the Dis
trict. But | rejoice to know that al
though l have not been making as
many speeches as desired to make,
1 haze lost no time. 4 haze been at
york, and shall continue to work I'M
til the third day of November next.
a. l.. ROBINSON,
Republican Elector for the first Con-
gressional District.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-25
The Lesson of The Maine Election.

The New York Herald of the 10Th,
discussing the Maine question, says:
Although the Democrats could
scarcely have hoped to carry Maine,
they lab0red hard for the moral effect
of reduction in the Republican ma
jority; but the decision is so positive
ly against them that they must be very
Wilfuily blind if they can find any
comfort In it. Maine indicates that
popular instinct has taken the full
measure of the Democracy. Demo-
cratic principles and purposes have
been judged, not by the guarded
phrases of careful party writer's, nor
by the nice negations of the party
platform, but by such uttcrances as
that spontaneous and thoroughly gen
uipe outburst with which Wade
Hampton gloried on his return from
the nominating convention to his
home in South Carolina. Such ut
terences were felt to be sincere by the
people, who jealousy watched every
act of the returning Southerners
| denial only deepened their effect by
keeping attention fixed upon them
aud the nation has determined that
Seymour is only put iii the front OF
the party as a disguise and cover to
men who hold resolutely and desper-
ately to the views of Hampton, Cobb
aud Toombs. Of
The Herald is right. The verdict
of Maine shows that the people un-
derstand the fact that the present
campaign is simply contesting' the lost
cause again, and, as a consequence,
that they are as resolutely determined
that it shall not win as they were
when the field of battle was the field
of blood.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-25
The Governor of Name.

Gen. CHAMBERLAIN, just reelected
Governor of Maine, was the officer
appointed to receive the surrender of
LEE at Appomattox. The omen is a
good one. Fifty-fve thousand of
LEES friends in Maine were over
whelmed with defeat. by Gen. GUAM
BERLAIN and the Republican hosts
the other day, and everybody under
stands that this was virtually the
overthrow Of the SEYMOUR and BLAIR
rebellion. The Democratic papers
will make show Of holding out until
November 3D., but in fact the Maine
election was a second surrender of
Hhe Confederate hope From the day
that General CHAMBERLAIN buried
the Ku Klux party in Maine under
a majority OF more than 10000, his
tory will date the final defeat of the
rebel cause.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-25
The Prospect In PennsYlyanIa.

The New York Herald and the
World have articles on the October
election IN Pennsylvania, both reach
ing the conclusion that the result will
have decisive effect on the Presi-
dental canvass. The Worlds infor.
nation concerning the prospect onIv
authorizes it to say the prospect Is
encouraging. The absence of anv.
thing like confidence is noticeable
On the contrary, the Herald enter
tains not the slightest doubt. 1t con-
cludes it's article as follows:
1t will thus appear that unless there
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THE POLITICAL BETTlsG MARKET.
The Average About $1,000 TO $500 on
Grant and UOlfax.
fFrom wilkes, Spirit, of last week.


We are constantly in receipt of let
ters from all parts of the country,
asking our opinion of the general re-
suit of the November election, and of
the election prospects In the several
States. Many of these letters pro-
pose to bet, and most of them wish to
know how the betting stands, not
only on the main issue, but upon the
leading features of the canvass In the
larger States. To all these we make
the general answer, that betting on
the general result has almost ceased
since the Vermont election, from the
unwillingness of any Of the leading
Democrats to bet at any rates what
ever. Occasionally, however, heated
discussions entrap the Unweary Say-
INQUIRIES into expressions which they
| feel bound to support. and then bet
ensues, In which the Democrat usual
ly requires three to two, and some
| times two to one. The average, hOlO
eUer, on the general issue, as db9at
81 900 dgaiast $500 an fag0r
LOT Grant, and. as we said be-
fore, there are Uerg feoo takes at
that. This gives a lair indication
of public opinion, and particularly of
| LnC III ShOcC DCA44O0A SAAO VI
bgans which. while they proclaim Sey-
mour and Blair's success as certain,
will not put up a cent This Is an
argument which the rank and file OF
the Democracy can understand, and
they mark it as an evidence that their
leaders have given the thing up. The
small office seekers among them,
therefore, are already beginning to
1 lab for r. aV.1a har on r.
ter, and it is expected that after the
Maine election there will be great
Democratic stampede for shade aud
shelter. We will take this opportu-
nifty to say, that persons desiring to IN
thousand dollars coUered at this office
This offer has stood In our columns
for several weeks, but, we are sorry tx
say, without any response, except IN
the way of moral protest against the
crime Of betting from such exemplary
Christians as the periumed HteraG Of
the. World. They do not like It; eyl.
IDENTIFY. The argument is too direct
aud conclusive for them, and they
consequently meet it with epithets and
depreciation. .t, gae sor ~.
The condition of the betting in re
gard to this State is rapidly becomine
even; aud on Griswold against Hof
man 1t IS already e0e71. Considerable
money has been invested at this rats
during the last three days. II as om
opinion that Seymour md Hoffman
a0iu both be badly beaten IN the State
In Maine, large Republican in
: crease is looked for. Betting ha:
} been made at $500 to 81 000 that i
will go Republican by 10000. Penn
sylvania is coming into favor at az
even scale; and Ohio and Illinois be
/. gin to offer odds on their Republican
} candidates. As to Pennsylvania. WI
have the judgment of Simon Cameron
to the effect that it is sure to go fol