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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-11
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An Argumentativc FracaS.-A fight
Of extraordinary dimensions and much breadth
ofbeam, took place near the Market House, ON
last Thurslay evening. It was prominent on
account of the extreme difficulty Of finding out
the cause Of IT, One ofthe principals was him
sclfpoinfully ignorant Of what it was all about,
though he had an indistlnct idea that II was
about something. Two colored men we're the
principals and a crowd Of bystanders computed
the interest, (nnd at a much higher rate than
even the d. l.. A.) There was much reasoning
together before the "trial by battlci commenced,
but the threatening words which darted about
and accumulated thickly In the air like the
thrcateniDgs ofhe storms fury ere 1t bursts, was
ominous. The word "liarr-r-rr leaped in his
sing accents from tho purple lip, and the crash
came In Its distructiyeness. They clincheij aud
IN the wreathings Of their anger strengthened
bodies both "went TO grass" The voice of one
rs in authority was lifted up, and IN cony' 'ncing
tones came the well molulated sentence "don't
strike a man when hos down." As by the potent
magic Of spell, the upliftei I'm ,uler' was sta.d,
and a brief argumantstiva seas On prevailed. So
the uppermost in twinklng was undermost,
and the others inauler' dcccnied. First torn
shirt for "D.p
Now one was up aud 'tother down,
And thus tho mill ITS Office found.
Four hundred aud fourtcenth and last round
"B" went to grass, and both quit and went home.
Singulary enough after the term nation Of the
bloody affair, It is bel eyed that bot h Will recover
their tempers. No arrests we're made, but our
lynx-eyed policeman is on the track.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-11
PROGRAMME.

Gen, william. II. Gibson, AisrshAi. II
Dr.. "a X. Hershiser, Assistant Marshal.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-11
rupLlsnERs, N0TlcE.

Mf Embellishments inteniei to appear in tho
current week, must be handed In as early o.
wednesday morning.
We aim to make the TRIBUNE a repository Of
Loeal Eronts, in All PARTS Of the county. and We
would thank our friends IN the different Town.
ships for any items ofinterest they may send us.
For flle CampaigD.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-11
A Positive Remedy for all
kinds of Humors,

Scrofula, Sourvy, Salt -Rheum, Carbun-
oles and Boils, Ulcers and all obstinate
Affections OF the Skin, Inhammatory
or Chronic rheumatism, Piles, Chronic
Dlsrrh@a, MercurlaI Diseases, and every
talnt Of the System; Dyspepsia, and those
Affections originating IN the DeraHgement
Of the Digestive Organs viz, Bilious
Complaints, Neuralgia, and Nervous Az
feotions, Headache, languor, and Depres-
sion Of Spirits, Loss of Appetite, consti-
patton.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-11

Call IN Tlme.---PhiL scheib, merchant
tailor, having pur.hssed sud atied upA room in
Empire Block, is now selling goods At reduced
rates. lie hasjus received new stock Of SUM
mcr gods, Of the latest style sni p,ttcrn and Il
sellibg very cheap for cash. II would be well for
thnse who wish to purchase superior goods eheap,
10 call sOon as they are passing on rapidly.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-11
ORDER OF MARCH.

ORDER OF MARCH.
Boos' COrnet Band.
The Grand Army Of the Repubiic.
Friends orDeeoased Soldiers.
Order OF Good remPiars.
Sunday schools of the City.
The Citizens Generally.
Literary Societies of the City.
ODD Fellows and MasOns,
The Turner's.
The Brunderbund.
The Druids.
The Fire Department
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-11
For the Campaign


NhNh RATES.
From The lst Of May, until after the Presi-
Dental election we win send the TRiBrvs, to
persons residing in this county, at the follow.
ing rates; (Cish in edrdaee.)
Vhe COPY o.
Ten u
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-11

l While boring for we'll two mile. north Of
| rndlay, last week, = vein Of gas was struck
which forces the water out of the aperture with
grea, rapidity. A strong and offensive smell
prevades the atmosphere for quite a distance In
| the neiphborhood.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-11
Special Noiites.


THE "MEssENGER or HEALTH"
Edited at the Pennsylvania Institute of Medic
cine, contains an article on Dyspepsia. Chilis and
Fever, and Kidney Affections, IN which the writer
positively declares that the whole science ofMed-
tcine possesses no teuc,iy for the cnrc u those
diseases, that Is half - sficseious ns Mi-iler's
Herb nitiers. iie speaksfpm experiepcc, hnv-
ing used them in his practice for the rast two
years, to the exclusion Of all other remedies, and
without a solitary instance Of failure. Sold by
all Druggists and Dealers.
DR.. 8. B. HARTMAN 4 CO., rroprctors, Lam
caster, Pa. ana Chicago, Illinois. noIi-gin.
"a thing Of beauty is JOY fcrevcr"
Aud nothing Is 30 beautiful as picture Of
health. ....... ...-.r ...r
Headache, Nervous Pains Sour Stomach Dis
trcss after Eating, Prosiratng Weakness disin.
olination for Society, Mental Dependency, etc,
are the rule rather than the exception with the
human family, and have stamped their effects
upon us all The most eaectyc, gentle, sudden.
and agreeable remedy is the Plantation Bitters.
They have probably cured and alicviatcd moro
eases the past Eve years than pll other medi.
cine combined. They are sold throughout the
length and breadth Of the land,
Magnolia water.-A dehghfui toilet article
superior 90 Cologne and at half the price. 2ta3
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-11

MAMMOTH BOTTLES ONLY rs CENTS

MsEnoiIa water.-A dehghful toilet article
Superior to Cologne and at half the price. 2ta3
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-06-11
NEW ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT

Aad .fcr sale ty al Dealers IN Medieiae
q. D1lION 90 CO., PrOprietOrs.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-26

IUN N,W uk UH0.'Ftifi says, that from
-. p1fts OF the state comes cheering news,
"N" viii give you more then Old.flshiOLcI
IT, Hur'"a In on; county " ave viii do bet.
Yer than IN - and i,ti." "WL1t will the
city !u'' hnNiuu-iy inquire our country cUu
s.H". We tell them ctmdIGiy thrt we shall do
better than We have done Ia the city IN many
I"t!s We hNc the hest OigaEizHtI 6uwe CS 81
h,l We shriI have more AuI iron, nrmOcrnts
Nru Hr ever had. The patriotic men of that
PATTY wall cast their vote for Grant. We car.
" - !,e ml''shrn IN -! ingthht the Rrpubiictn
iuI'y.lvc thnuatRl. We tell our friends III
lur country 10 b" OF good ehrcr-the skies arc
m lf"' aud Jgs' II. sure As the coming Of No
lDik. ~ boz p, and At them.
) u EL.%, EcntlCE.s., not at all prominent
80 ulIti.s, writes 10 4 former nCighbOT IN
w Wellington county, New York; " You may
aEsurc the good people uI old Washington
'u tenn rCIHncc, ~ in CNrIJ thing else, axe he.
yuuA IrpIutch. lie b . IClnHIE.hiy pun,
n.e" Ne n,yCr u;I: Pg@,i.nC word. lie 10
N,tlr i'"n hIs CIliirni sCrl ices to the l,-
uDm, he 10 lastly entitled to the .aiiiascs ui
ih" good lhv 'l,'U"ur, ant the Christian pur.
ton Ul rlu l"UiIv lot the stern Integrity, the
rIr" II ud"s'y, AMI the manifold virtues Il lis
pIIN s,c life
CHARIE- JAMES, = son OF g. 7. Il. lanes,
i.,c weiIkn0wn Engllsh hUIclist, addressed 3,
t.EH' and Collar club, at Elu Clare, " is, on
fr.dy q cuing Of last week. The Eau Claire
! PI,sT says that until recently Mr.. lanes
Il been AN ultra Democrat, but since the
nomination Of seymour and IiIr he has be-.
.ame satisfied thai thci success wnlIid tend 10
.ri,"w siIIlc ana to lead to tnntLrr civil war
An through ms spccch hrrolnul.n,,C,I 'Lr cIns,.
ti,rutiOn Of ms audience, and frequent an.
pIlr 90 'uIl with what surcrs4 lis Logical rca.
'D'uhg VS. received BY AppcrittlNr lis.
ttuuIs
4 G.nl..ls Lg.I-.t ,ilt ~ylarr,,c L,.,r,I
.uses IS follows: "Iuu vi the North must
c,rgt Grant mud Colf,A. WcIcmgnd II Of YOU.
The sealing up OF the fruits Of the war Is
~ your hands lhh hid IN ms work as An
!. lLucI if"m the N2mh w.I prove lhoTith g.
We Ht.c nov We f,iliy 10 pas mllii' ldIi'
t"u me ave- o. mon h'h &C ever where
n,' tm',,i b"' 4 ~. ',nI ~ y, l"t u :,
w ~ ~. ', w. Wv XIV, '' 10 ','''.st o.,
H. ,Ie" - "'''"''' '''''S ""n '''' Young a.
"' I"'s'
not 10y" ~. ven. !. HpWl', IeA'ci
"i tHc D1"J,thiI' lN'y ~ hHil Ihhi' i"tde I"
si'ctcR ~ ~ Mm'GT nc slId
NV, ~ ',,S a.' W nv, nuui" h"".,l t"N, !,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-26

DELAWARE WATER Gar, Pa, Sept, 25.-
The Brainard House, at this place, wasrobbed
this morning, and Thomas Broadhead, with
his brother, Theodore, started in purtuit of
the robbers and came upon them. Thomas
BroRdhosd took holdof one Of than and OF.
dered him to go bach. He appesred willing
to go, when the other stopped about ten feet
away a"i drew a revolver. The first said,
"Shout them down." and so Immediately fired
two shots, wounding Thomas BoAdhCaL In the
face and left side, when Theodore BrUadhead
came ur and grapplch with them, and re-
ccivcd a shot through the body killing him
instantly.
Before leaving the murdcrcrs pounded Thos.
Broodhcad In the head with stones. The
murlercrs are supposed TO 10 Irish, and to
have hidden IN the woods.
Al the inhabitants are aroused, nni tic sur
rounding mountains are being searched in
hopes uf their capture.
tLATEE.l
The murdCrcrs were captured at one o'clock
this afternoon about q mile west Of THE place.
They were recognized a. the guilty parties.
Tho excitement among the inhabitants WAS
very great, and the sheriff had all he could do
TO prevent thom from being lynchcd on the
SPOT
Al two O'Clock he started with the prisoners
to lodge them In Stroudsburg jail, accompa.
uiCl hy a large party Of armed men.
rhDmns Brosdhcad will probably recover.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-26

II % becoming = serious question In frspcsl
- u"r dian troubles. win they ever &c
..a..' l. Gcncr i %hCrm an, In ! recent letter,
li,..y ,.. ,;s ,",. ..,.lns.2ncy oil or amy Tor
Inc w,.k which 1t IS expected 10 pcrruIm.
The sayAgcs arc now on the IT lttA, au
!..csC - mGc,. anxiety and alarm all ,iyAs q Il
q. mites. some gentleman, just returned
..Ou the sceucs Of the trouble, writes As iUI.
love to ;Ac BoB.on IrGH'criR lie says:
The te.rlrtph has already informed yu..I
...,..rIt mat the Indians IN Nebraska and Wy
....Iug lurritrrlcs are Incoming cNgrcG.u-Iy
rIouUIcsOmC. I.CseirlCrs. anu al persons Il.
tsruacd situations, have been notified by TIE
lH.Atary authorizes that they must protect
tuuH.,n...'s. IS The Indians are on the war path
hvst informed aud most substantial settlers g.
'aC frontier sIy, that the Indians have had I.U
tear OF the soldiers at the various military
pOstsi tnaI our iVEces aHOId the people no
i,rotrctiUn, and that they would gladly pro
icrt themselves If the Government would give
tAcm leave, aud would withdraw the troops.
The same parties affirm, with great unAn!n-
ny, thar were the troops, together with the
commissioners, COHIFtctOIs, suffers, agents,
and licensed 'Fulels, All Withdrawn. and suit
able ros"N t'!oL- y &c maze for the Indians
and they ordered 10 remain within their
hounds, Tie settlers would protect the mseves
''trctually, and we shuui hear no more Of
! Han nlassaCrCE.
"Dr, II only an ~ pa.Ii uf tho amount al.
.uIilv expended by Government ia maintaiu.
."S last vat military posts, Win Al tbs costly
rntchln"ry "t the departments, wcrr 10 b.
'tru iny threatened territories lol tarlt
truusr, the Indian troubles won, sluu. rCasC.
For n - Through the cyvrtU,I-. uHprIl,I .lrl
tlt!v,s mAD iLir-t the frontier sr''lcmeL,s
tult most VI the difficulties arise. II the In
".Ans were let alone in the inst place, and
tn'H y,Hprl.cL to remain on their own reser
yI'iuns, without mulcstHtlOn, the women AMI
r'ul.!IrW WrdI' no longer be rOuscl ff1in sleep
r., d., .."u.... y,!l Of 5HHgr', nor wUull the
Upn,sU VI v.t giants Iud t.IL CIurE Wh.tcu the
ID .Iu-, iU %. ak the I, tc. e failure cav I.Et-
iIun Acfuss tAc COut Incut
iiut H. any event, the lion rails whirh now
..u.u 10 lAr Rucky Mountains, and the iron
unrsc that follows, will soon make n highway
20, prt-r, Gul the red men VIII vanish lake
.Iprniug shltuTs before the Using sun"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-26

81. PETERS, URG, sept. "I.-.t IL reported
that the Czar will recall tho minister at
Washington for ihstructiou In regard TO the
new policy about to I've pursued hy the I'm
piTc.
PARIS, September 2j.-The N,auhu. pub
lishcs the following: PAyia commanding the
Royal troops is massing his forces to ntt1.k
Seville. The men arc in good spirits. Car
tell has been appointed Minister Of the Lite
rior, and Possivi, Minister of publc Works
LoSpoN, sept. 2j.-Tho Time and IR,gr7.'
have articles on tho speech OF Rcvcrdy .lUhE.
son at Leeds. They CNult in the good sense
and pacific tone of JOhnson's uttcTances, and
say II he who knows the whole case is certain
of An adjustment Of the G!nllulti pcndinr,
the public may be sure oft
PARIS, Sept. 2j-LG Franc, says the rights
gained by the United States in the treaty
with Nicaragua was gained by France and
England by the stipulation in thc treaty of
| lsjJ
Tie IiarsC towns having recently been
| merged In the %UIth 'iurmN Confederation.
| Mr. \. Schumacher, their Consul General at
| Baltimore, who lot some t!LIC ptst has aitu
been acting as ckArs" d'tlatrs, called "a the
Secretary Of state oH TnLrsa,y, to deliver the
letter Of recall Of III E".!ns, n.c rorIlr
charge InnAirs.
III. Schumacher made the folly"."s .,an,r,.s
on the occls!ou:
| Mi. Secretary ul state: I,a Icltcl wl.h
| have the homo, at rrCEcntiu4 20 NuI u NJ
| form you OF the -uusc OF tie wilh!i7wd II
| the llLnsCatic mission.
| The Interests Of the Tepuhlict OF Lubbock,
| bremen and II IMbr.L will II, i.'urc Ln repre-
scented hy the rrg,' North Gcrmiu Union OF
St4'Cr and l could not desire them placed IN
better hands thln those Of Is plc.r't di'tin-
| guishcd repre-. Cuts;iVu. NNritA, les cu-
not help regreltinF th.t relations cAtenilng
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-26
ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.


NJ II Merriman and wife, A b chambers, A
q Fuller, W Howell Reed, w W Holdings
worth, pT Lanstor and wife, Va; RM
WGts AK IS:. rsTTSFGy sn a.I.is
Garcia, Peruvian Minister, Henry Lehman,
l. II Sargent; d H Morrison, ohioi wi:
F Torr. J H5sSTRF Me Ssn hHBls .n.oS
Williams, II Saville, city; L T Guthrie, = u
swift, Il ; Torrey, ! Bigelow, = Hartungi W
I Dickinson ,, and VIE, MisS l. Hatch, Il I
a smith, n VI II q LAWRENCE, W Jones,
EP Frost, " whitman, 10 Miss N I9ung.
Mrs Jas z DHnghteT, / y E 5Sss' Pa; Hen
& G0i FoTiicis, 81 Louis; " " Sanders, General
Baehe, Eiwsrl Totten, y 4; Mr. Sssp1Horn'
H'2 nsl1 1SnC 5opsths" IoT,h E Powell
lester, J q Barger, N o. q TOhasc, Don.
over, Hon Y Hamilton, Fla: Eden,
Mass; W s Chappell, New Londonj A yor;
bury, Hayrc.de.Gracc; Saml Milligan, II
sawyer, Tenn.
sEAToN house,. II. sRMMEs. a.,
r ID Anderson, Mrs T. q Adams and son, Md;
Stacy d Boshhaw, Va; ! Webb Little, Charles
county, Md; , Underwood, Mass; Peter Epp
" Flag, Philadelphia Or W salter, Mrs q
$ Salter, W II Salter, Miss Saltcr, 4 b Ham.
ner, Richmond y Jackson, N VI l. Il Baker
and wife, hansipsi MiGh; t BnSh1,n'Sn, LOUIS louis
Hon Thos d Eister, Hon + + Jennings; Mont.
gomcry, Ala; Hon ] J Kinds, Decatur, Ala;
Hon q 7 Thercatt, Ala; MrsJ Spangler, New
ark, Ohio.
KIRKWOOD HOUSE-llTSG.
John 7 Hicks, Baltimore; ! N Lambert aud
wife Lebanon; WIN II Minnicli, Prince George
/ county; X Porter, Philadelphia; u q Mai.
! thcws, Annapolisi J Il Ten Eyck. J I CLARK,
n J; VIM II Ross, New York; = l. Brooches,
New Mexico; VIM NJ Collins, II q Preuss
, Baltimore; J Niles, EicksbuTci n q Iagnith
New York; Harvey Brandenhurgh, Corinth
Alexander Goodwin and lady, Boston; John &
Ryan, Camden, N u VIM NJ Crepper. Dau.
pliin, Pa; Gcorgc Maxwell, Colonel David
/ knipc, Max LOndcrstein, Philadelphia; josh
/ y Dulancy, New York.
| METROPOLITAN-PoT X SHELLEY.
q Bowman, Charleston, : q; ID Lisner, /
II Hubert, New York; X q CLARK and wife
I Ola; Daniel harrabec, Nd; William II HigdOn,
/ Cincinnati; DR. Robinson, Norfolk; Colonel
7 A II Jackson, New York; ID II Mcdonald, Va;
4 Lubclski, Richard Muscy and wife, Mrs ].
/ becker, New York; W X Johnson, jr., Mrs u
Il Shiptcn, Mrs Van Houston and child,Nlj &
= Morton, MIS- J + Black, Chester, Pai II
4 Burke and wife, Augusta, Ga.
WlLLARDS'-SYKls \ UuhbwICK.
william u Waite, Charles Waite, Ark; q
Force, U y 4; James B Campbell, = &; VIM
Matthews, VIM u Matthcwg, John Martin
I Judd, Chicagoj r. A Lewis Mos Samuel Gun
/ tin, Ga; A Savage, lhahoi ChaTles J. English
! New Haven; Frank W Ballard, Y.
/ BuNKER'S AVENUE HOUSE.
A Washbutn, Richmond; George ) Mctirew
St Louis, Mo; II W Ford, Rockford, Illinois
| u y French, city; ] II Mason, Richmondi j
l. Forrest, St Louis; q NJ Hunter and family
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-26

80 r,r,' uoth'ng fnr promotion, 50 long ~ our
Ire .. .. .,r.-; ul '-GrJEt 10 ShsrJadH, t.brU-
.. N-,.
f.I, arse Z. y sutlsfactory, rr,aNvc ne O,
GOO. j.' not wish IN any way to imped" the
. nvg,. 81 IA ALL. -''F ''tt t"H'Hsgk, EbrNGy
80
"fi'.Hs Republic, whore the will " the people
.uo law ~. tho LAND d H,ru GTUtttS letter t.
= sf' - y .iaR'n, i"gWst, lsi7.
e. ,'.. .vn NJ pole uf my own to interfere
mg.iU.l toe, WA 20 the ! JVple. '-Gr1,E's Lst'tr,
70 % - los
..uI .. 3. r;y, a. only trIn foundation " In.
.." government. '-GruH''S Letter 10 CHf.eHs "
i.',.. ptta.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-26
Augusta Inccndinrics held under
bond.

AIursTA, MAINE, Sept. 25.-Thc alleged in
cendiarics accused Of causing the FIRE at the
United states arsenal IN this city, who were
examined on the l7th instant before Commits
sioncr ]. II. Nnnlcy, had their cases rcopcned
by the consent Of the Government, and after
an elaborate examination today were again
held under heavy bonds to appear before =
highcr court fUr tiial.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-26
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.
Veterinary Surgeon.

TYR, Z. Y. PuRDY i Co, VETERINARY
- SURGERY AND HORSE SHUElNG, Per
,uual direction given whore hulscs are crippled
They can J. re- lpr"l by wCuriug our novel Patent
Ten and Il. half Street ncn ponusyiyanin yenur
RS-A full stock NJ Choice Medicines un hand,
compounded for imm' liaIr usc, tncluding specific
luI r,.iltng,CAttlO plague. aus
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-26

New ORLEANS. sept 2i.-Thc Senate yes.
terday installed another negro tmut cl,etch)
as Senator lrCm CnGdo parish, in place OF
Reuben White. white was elected, bat de-
c!arcd iEcltsib!r.
Registration was opened to-day. Am"ns
the hfst acts OF the registers was to refuse
registration to Foreigners nntulalIacd by the
judges Of the Eifih and SiXth District Courts
since July LIST, on the gruuId that such
naturalization was Illegal. In this they welc
rusiaiuCd by The cl!a!'.Han GI tic state board
ofrrsiztn'lUH.
The excitement In The city In consequence
Is intense. The vAcitcrUHt WAS increased by
an airrny this morning in the French market,
in which one white man was attacked by
three negroes, all aimed with pistolI, une
negro was instantly killed The white man
rtenIcd. but will probably lie arrested 10.
night, If not already in custody.
Gov. WnTmOUth issued u PROCLAMATION this
evening, calling upon C.IIvRs To IcmH.n at
h'ii.c and abstain from exciting acts or cum
Ncrsg'iDl, stating that the civil authorities
ale csI able Of supIdcssIrg Any difficulties that
'n&y t.isC and &IIrstiuE II OilcnGcls, or, If
fou~1 iLaG"ic!Du', VIII lr PROMPTLY Hssistcd
Is ihc Dilitaiy.
lie aIso calls upon all poilt.cal clubs TO ALL
stain from any public demonstrations at
pIeSCE',
\ hill was int. oIucrd Ia he Senate / i, $c,-
atD. Bacon to.G1y, amending the registration
"c' ," Ns To require ouIy the oath prescribed
hy the state constitution, and further defining
the pUWrIs Of tie Registers.
II Iara,I two readings, ai.l W.s made the
lpCriN uldrI Tot Monday. i not hIlru III Tie
House Ct vetoed, this iii VIII secure fair
rcrisiIt'I"n.
It was Gtn'r,, utLc senate lhH tie ,utIl Of
registration had arroBaicd TO Themselves n
supplement 10 the IcgistINiu" ."',, u.!.HS
IIuy.. IONS which the Senate rejected.
ruCIutiun calling for es'isat."hwn1
adopted AID q, committee appointed.
Nj Tu-.W"k, 'ucmucra' hIVo!ntt rn tic
N'ttc BonlA Of Registration ~ Gul, war
u.su'L, L.a cr',Icd a -ce"Al protest 0r'ins'
the action uI tie uI, II'y OF i"" l..,'H. luI-
sracl.ug that Tie rules, constitution lud Avs
Vi tnv state alI Enthusiastic "tH Ioi allow
c.rIl,na ready to take the CA Ts pie. 30 ty
t." Ic:iatraiIYu acts TO b, G,.s.",',.! i..'n
IIIht to vote.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-26

CaHwE.-Bh"GEW PEEEY IULLEE, OF im
IAuhucnt fame, has IcachCd New Orleans
md entered upon his toward,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-26

TIE lG'-U rEurLE, one Of the oldest and
most influential OF the Irish newspapers Of
this country, and hitherto strongly Demo
cIltic, ha. declared for Grant and ColftN, and
prouolnces unqualihedly aEain5t not only
seymour AMI Blair, but Hoffman. This jour.
nal exercises almost a controlling influence
over the Irish vote uf America, being under
the !ito7.I d!iclhuu Of John U'lIahony, Of
IC ia itWC.
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Special N otices.

,1za4-. EVANS LECTURES ON "hN-
- EENATImN wi! be e}pt!nggd THIS
nee. Reserved seats, 30 cents. Tickets at Ellls'
Music Store and Blanchard & Mohun's. IT.
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NEW MINISTERIAL ESTERrGlIr.-Wc have
received a advanced copy oil neatly gotten
up Guarto sheet, of which the iirst number
will be Published this morning by Messrs. =.
II Ecinh lrht x Co, and Is published In the
interest Of the employees of the different
departments Of this city. II is well printed
and on excellent paper, and contains much
laIuAble reading matter. II will be for salo
this morning by Mcssrs, shepherd Whi'a-
kcr. corner Of seventh and \ streets.
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WAITED TO 80 To LYNCHBUEG, AGCOD
W BAh-EkkPEE. On" from tho Niith Pie.
nr.n A., y" lGr"d'""l and ny,t"l nlrn"r,
.i'.lt " u Tee ~'rHm OyStrr-. As"C' nd-hpul steam
Batter. Sc Ter -t,aru.ug "y tiers, wanted. Refer
rp,.' required ATiy t".Iay, between j. aud ].
80 a, 20 tlr Eur '.ln h,u-', ~. @N P-uEsyl.
'HHtl AN'un". IT.
ANll,fN /, IvlLn v. LENUN row EES.
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For Sale or Rent.

J,JR SALE OR RENT--Threo three. story and
i back building Brick Dwelling houses. Lots
l9i, feet by ~, to thirtyfoot alley in rear nj.
teen foot alley at side. Houses set back u feet
from building line for front garden; water and
gas; lust fnished, aud for sale on long time-one.
fourth lsh, ur for rent to careful tenants. In.
uuirr ut John X. ELNANS 4 Co,
sep2i-tf 81 and 81 Louisiana avenue.
IroR SALE "A VERY DESIRABLE NEW
HOUSE Of 1--WE rOOms, with water, gas, &c.
Inquire at 80 Twelfth, between Pennsylyania
avenue and street seplS-Br
J,OR RENT. Rooms At Sl6 NORTH h
avenue, near the Capitol Price " to 80. Inquire
at premises sS
Tor SALE OR RENT SEVEN NEW AND
l very desirable four room HOUSES, knownas
Foundry Place, with water, gas, Apd sewer, Thc
above HOUSES arc situated In tho rear OF tho
Foundry Methodist church, corner Of Fourteenth
aud streets. Inquire at jl2 Twelfth street, be-
tween Prnnsy lyanlA avenue and 4 street.
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