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DErAETNrSr OF INV lSrEG!oR,
PgNsiUs OFFIcR, AUG. il, 1865.
Application having been made undyt the act Of
scrihyd Land Warrants, which are alleged to have
at tho date following tho description u each war:
rant new certificate pr warrant of llk" tenor will
be reissuvj, II ~ '@itd objection should thcn APP
No, II, l2s, for 100 scre- Issued under the net u
WIDOW 81 William WHITE and va. granted Sep sep.
te1ber J.. 1851: November H. lsS
March J. iSl, IN the maine Of George Poterman. and
wss granted May q. 1851. November 4. ISIS, -. -,
March 5. 1876, in Tie name Of ArshiGsid %hiti,9'
and was granted March -. 1856. November II,
No, 46.Ssj, for 50 acres, Issued under the act Of
March 8, 100, n tho name Of snsnnnIh Dunn,
No 81, gl, for 49, acres. issued under the act Of
and was granted February b. 1856, November Is.
March 5, 49, IL he name d HsrriSSS Gofam md
was granted October 2. 1850, september5. is.$
:, 1855. u the uane u CiemeIce HALEY, widow u
9eSrge HALEY, DECEASED. and was granted Maya
fepruary 4, lsi7., IN ths name Of Willis Lea,h
and was granted May 20, $50. August o. 1855.
No 90, ~, for 100 acres, is'ued under the act u
Xadrew Rsccrd. DECEASED, and was granted July
IL, 1857, september 10. lsd6; ,,.',
February II, 1877. in the name Of Elizabeth lhomp-
son. mother aud heIr.at;iaw Of Daniel MeArstcr
Thompson, deceased, and was granted September
80, 1857. September d, ls6s.
No. 90 lOl, for 100 acres, Issued under tho act Of
February II, lsi7, in the nam" OF Erasmn. Ben
mott, aud was granted May ~, $50 October >, 1855
No u, ~, for 100 acres, issued under the act of
March 8, 1855, In the name Of Adam Nroman. and
was granted June p 1851. October u, 1855,
NJ 81, go, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March ?, 1856, in the name Of John Floyd johnson,
and was granted August 3, 1856. October II, lS6s.
No. B,0T, for 50 acres, Issued under the act .
September. $50, In the name Of Levi Lewis, and
was granted August u, 1851. October ~. ls6s.
No. 1880, for 100 acres, issued under the act u
september, $50. in the unme Of John Hood, and
was granted February Is, 1854. November J, ISIS.
No, u, So, for 100 acres, issued under the act OF
March =, 1855, In the name u Beuiamin Rose, and
was granted June 10, 1857, November 7, 1895
No rs, 56l, for 100 acres. issued under the act II
March s. 1870, In the name OF Mary Crawford,
former widow Of Jesse Eds, and was granted
March l6, 1855, November !, 1865,
No 81, 0fh for leo acres, issued under tho act II
March g. ISM, III the name oG George T. Hupp, and
was granted June ~. 1870. November IS, ISIS
CHRls.C. cox,
COmmisHiOner Of Pensions
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town may be loft at the book store Of Mossrs. O.
T. Getty Co, iOs Bridge street, where copies VI
bo REPUBLICAN may be obtained daily.
-
A FREE Fi1HT.--On Sunday afternoon, tho
vicinity Of Fifth and Market streets was
thrown into some commotlOn by grand rough
and tumble fight between X. McPhctgon, Jas.
W Springman, and John Hansen. The police
were soon on the ground, and arrested the bel
ligerents who were arraigned before Justice
Buckley, who fined the two former sl0 each,
and admitted the latter to bail until this morn
Ing for a hearing. The case Of Springman, IS
represented to us, 10, that he came from Wash
ingtoh to instruct his brother.in-law how to
run steam engine, and while converting with
came along shouting that they were South.
erners, and commenced an assault on Spring.
man and hls brotherip5;law, cutting the latter
he was compelled to go to q physician and
have the wound sewcd. Spf!ngmsn then
chased the assaulting parties a short distance,
when he, with the others, was arrested by tho
police.
STORM ON SUsDAY.-A very large quantity
Of rain fell here on Sunday afternoon, flooding
many of the streets and oyernowing cellars In
Ssy nnS ThS rail- ws ~
Express COMPANY, corner Of High and Gay
streets, being struck by lightning, doing, how
eyer, but little damage other than SCATTERING
the window glass In the upper story. Several
large trees throughout the town were more or
less shattered by lightning.
The CASAL.-Thcre were no boats from
Cumberland yesterday, and the coal supply
here is now nearly exhausted. There are 4
number Of boats on the way, and 10 = few days
the stock OF coal will be ample for all pur-
poses.
IsTEEBERING WITH STREET LANrs.-A col
ored man, nsmed Nathaniel johnson, WAS ar
rested by Oiioer Noble for interfering with a
street lamp, In attempting to light a coai.oil
lamp therefrom. Justice Buckley properly
fined him therefor.
Private SALE.-Judge Dunlop has just dis
posed Of that valuable piece Of property, cor
ner OF Gay and Green streets, To Mr.. A. Il.
Mullett, supervising architect OF the Treasury
Department, for $4,000.
PRoPASE.-Lieutcnant Essex arrested Pat.
Doarman, charged with unusual profanity on
the street. His case will be disposed OF this
morning.
DTsoRDERLY.-A number OF arrests were
made on Sunday evening, of dlsorderly char.
acters, who were arraigned before Justice
Bucky, and fined according to law.
NERcHAsrs' EXCHANGE. The offerings
yesterday were limited. but the market ruled
quiet, no sales Of grain being reported; there
fore we are unable to give correct quotations.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

Ats o'clock, on the premises, lot No. 10, In
square 200, In district north, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets west.
At $50 O'Clock, on the premises, a valuable
lot No. IS, In square CA, on II street north,
between North Capitol street and First street
east.
Alto o'clock, on tho premises, lot No. 20,
10 square sS7 on d street north, between Sixth
and Seventh streets west.
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PROPOSALS..
HEApQCARTRRs, DEPT. OF THE SorTH,
CHEZ QUAKTEksAssER's ORYicE,


ATLANTA, "a, Sept. rs, lSbs,
until ~ III. September %, ls,s at which time thcy
will DO opened, for furnishing material and build
Ing stone drain IN the National Cemetery at sal:
isbury, n, G. Said drain 10 be well laid With good
stone. to be three feet 1t top between clTbs, ton
inches At tho bottom, and sixteen inches dgspi the
drain to commence about ffty feet from tho north
line VI tho Cemetery, running along the west side
VI trenches parallel with the same, two hundred
aud sixty feet to stone sewer to connect tlI.in-
with running east eight feet aud twenty iuClvs IN
the clear; said drain to connect with sewer at east
end, and run south Que hundred and Thirty two
feet, aud cOnncetwlth running cast By south
70 he twenty feet In length and twenty inches In
the clear. Said drain will also run east by south
from the point OF beginning. one hundred and sew
enty -hyc feet, forming curve corresponding with
avenue Or walks, and connecting " ith = sewer "u
east side Of trenches, twenty feet IN length and
twenty inches In the clear; said sewer To have iron
gratiDgS " hero drains connect. The stone wall on
the side uf the trenches to be removed to the walk
aud pet W., 70 run parallel with the drain Oh the
,outh That part Of the Cemetery lying cast Of the
drain, running north and south, and composing
raised At least two feet and graded. prevent
water from standing in the Cemetery. All OF the
above work to be done In a WorkmAnlikr manner,
and 80 A. 10 fully protect the Cemetery FROM bcEg
washed by h1Avy rains. Said work to b. com.
pletad BY the first Of December, 1855.
The usual requirements for bids VT he sNactei.
Proposals should be endorsed - Proposals. for
Draining aud Grading National Ccmst.ryi and
addressed TO X. PAXTON,
Ecnli-th thirfp q. NJ Dept Of the South
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October term.
Court opened its term yesterday pursuant to
an adjournment made by Judge Fisher In July
last
The Jury were called, but not called on to try
any cases, and after a short timo adjourned
until this morning.
The court then resumed the calling of the
trial docket The following cases were acted
upon:
Norment vs.. Keane. Judgment by default
Gnal-W. J. Miller.
Hutchinson vs. McNenl, Plaintiffs death
suggested and case continued
Collum Va. Swartz. Dismissed by plaintiff.
Stillson Va. Wells Reed. Judgment con-
fessed.
Bishop va. smoot, Judgment vacated by
whestley vs.. Bstcmsn. judgment con-
trmed.
Kelly n Plet va. IIumes. Judgment con-
Kelly Il Pietvs. Z. =. Alexander, judgment
confirmed.
Arthur Doyle & O., vs.. Fitzsimmmous n
Jno. Windsor vs.. l.. A. Marshall. In this
case 1t appeared that depoBitions taken abroad
had been sent on to court with the proper
aeSl Of shs notary put without his signature;
depoaitions, In order to have the omissions
Mr. johnson thought that the dispositions
would have to be taken again.
The Court granted the leave asked for.
McGhan VS.. Clephane. Mr., Cook, for the
defendant, pressed the court to Tx an carly
day for the trial Of the case.
Messrs. Merrick and Bradley opposed the
fixing of "A day near At hand.
The Court liked the case for trial ,O-dsy.
James q. Derley Va. Ira A. Hopkins, and
Eden Besrdsley \ 90, vs.. JameG NJ. Oldon,
Judgement by default in both cases. Catlett.
The following cases Were continued John.
son 4 Co, vs.. Fswset' McGlelland ys. Die
Va. Lewis; Fieklin Us Frazer. rrcnholm
Pywcll ys. Wall Frazerys. Kimbsll. Wheat
North. Gittiugs vs.. CLARK. GlankH vs. tiit-
tings. Richmond and York Railroad vs., Ma.
tionalBSnk Of the Metropolis. Perry VS.. Cor.
poratiou OF Washington. Butler vs., Donels
Thorpe vs.. Thornton. Collier \ Co, VS., She,
han. Hays h Shepherd vs.. Luke n Sharitt.
The court then took up the appeal docket.
Davidson vs., Corporation OF Washington,
statement Of facts being prepared.
ruledi whereulon MI, Adams entered an
N. b. Northrup VS.. z. II. Ripley. Appeal
from justice dismissed and Judgment below
confirmed.
Wood vs., Miller. Application for writ OF
ccrttordri on Justice Clayton, directing him IL
send this case up to court
In ms case justice Barnaclo on the 81 Of
March, the day aftdr his commission had er
PRED, transferred the case to Justice CLAY ton
without notice to Mr.. Miller.
Mr., n. H. Miller contended that BaFnaclo
being J4ncins oNeio, could not do any Official
expired he could not transfer n case TO ano theI
magistrate without the consent of both par
ties.
Mr.. Adams doubted whether the transfer o,
4 case was an Official act,
After much argument, the court held that
Justice BArnhclo had no Jurisdiction to MAXI
| transfer OF the case, and grained the writ Al
prayed fof' The court then adjourned,
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anil. Etn
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

= WA@NlNUTON, D. c. ,Angnst u, Is6s
JACUB SWAMI, Of Philadelphia, Pa. having Pc
uunned for au extension " the patent granted him
ol the 18th day Of Noycu!ber 1854, rcssqcd the
9Th day Of June, 1871, aud again reissued in three
divisions unmh"rcd 1873, 1874, and 1915, nntho 81
day Of June, led2, for an Improvement In Harvest.
ere.
Il Il ordered that said petition he heard At this
Office on the "a day " November next Any Per.
son may oppose thu extension Objections, deppsl
uoHs and other papers should be Sled i'll this Vllcs
twenty days before the day OF hearing.
ELISHA FOOrE,
ankl0. wktU AT pntnnt.
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IJK"rosALs FOX %VKN' OATS, HAY AND

HEAbavAkTERT DErARTSKSr or rnE LAKFs,l
CHlkF QuARIERNAbrER' bPFIH, !
DErK0Ir, MIyH., ScIt :, lS,s.
Sealed proposals will be received at this ollie,
until SATURDAY, september ~, lSBs, at II clock
=. ~, FOR Furnishing Corn, Oats, Hay aud straw,
in such lusntltss ~ may be redu red for ishu- at
Detroit, Fort Wayne, aud Fort Graham, Michigan,
during tho year cpmmencing October !, lhjS.
Proposal, will be made III tTiplicatr " It'll copies
II thIs advertisement annexed to each, aud ACCum
panied by a guarantee, signed by two r"srDusibl"
pcIsvus, that ln caHc The bid II accepted contract
will bs executed, with good aud sufficient securi.
ties. In conformity with tho terms ol this adNct-
litam0nt,
Envelope CONTAINING proposals 10 be endorsed
'PronnsAl Tor Forage and Straw, aud Addr' srrd
TO the undcTsignud, to whom application may he
made tur additional particulars.
The right o. reject any 81 all hid= ANY paTl Ut
u bid, !. hereby reserved
BY comma d nfGeHCrsl Pore. .
u RlNtIIAM
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1 NlTEN sTATES FATENT UFFICE,
wA-uINdruS. u, c., Sept. y, l~DN
GA tho petition VI tHAKLgz DASFuRrH, PdInt
snu, New J"rsry, praying for tue extension rI d..
patent granted TO him On the l2lh day VI D,r~n.
Der, lajl, ior au Improvement IN ThluStlrr Tor
SpiHuiu trtiJuy
1t Is ordered tla, tald prlilluu b. h,,id q TIA.
ulllCu On the I'D day Of November LuAI Any lur.
snu maD "Ip"su the vAL,uzIuu. OhIu,yIulir, uvIu-
siuun-, aud other papers, should be hlvl III lhi-
ntico twenty days before The day Ut hearing
ELISHA fuOTE.
.cplO-Tiw COmlntssLpAyr vi PatruIs
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WANTED-AGkNTs

"pEOPLE'S BOOK OF BIOGRAPHY
Containing eighty sketches ul umin cnt person
ut all ages and countries women rs vol as mem Il
handsumc octave book :, over GNOpAgus, illustra,rd
with beautiful steel eng aNingsi walton by JAa,
Parton, he moSi p"DU'IroJ HrlID authors, whose
name " III insuTr iur II rApil sale, Send Tor de-.
sCTptiNe circular mud >r, our ,tIu turns A s.
HALE co, Publishers, Hartford, c.
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LTNITED sTATEs PArENT oFFIcE.

- WA-HiSgToS. u G. , Augist6, Isl
ggOEGR MILLER, OF Providence. Rhode Island,
haying, pgtitiEnGd igr ap eSi"gsion 4 the p2s,nt
Improvement In 90 Manufacturing Leather Banllng
for Machincrys''
II Is ordered that said petition be heard at iii.
oflcc "a the goth day of October unXt Amy person
may oppose this extension. pbjeCtiUn., iI.,-.-
t0us, and other paper, should BE- aird IN H..
Office twenty days before III" day p lcHr!ug.
ELISHA FOOTE,
anil. ENR Crrn,uIa l.InL-r NJ pa l.-u,.
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PRonoTIoNs IN THU TREASURY DEPART.
NGsT.-The following promotions have been
made in the Treasury Department since the
lst instant:
Office Of Lighthouse Boards. V. Reeves
from lat to I'd class.
Secretary's Otfice-U. II. Townsend from I'd
to Sd class.
Third Auditors Ofice-C. y. Chiploy, w. N
Chamberlain, +. NJ. Everett, q. II. James,
George I. Lewis, W. II. stephens, b, +. Wor.
rell, and A. b. FOuntaine, each from LIST to I'd
class
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fIpTn WARD CONTESTED ELECIIoSs-PA.
PERs FILHD.-Messrs. Merrick, Bradley and
DaVidge, counsel for the defeated Aldermen,
Councilmen and Assessor Of the Fifth ward,
commenced suit on Saturday last, by filing pa
pers In the case Of these men against the pres
ent ineumbents Of the offices named above.
Tho suits arc Instituted AS follows: Mr.. Geo.
=. Quick sues MIR, A. p. CLARK, tho present
incumbent ns Alderman Mr.. J. W. Mead sues
norman, Ferguson and O'Mars Jointly sue the
Councilman, Messrs. Arrison, L. b. s. Miller
and Torrey. The suit, 1t Is said, will DO pushed
along as fast as the circumstances OF the case
will allow,
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[tNITEn sTNrEs rATENr OFFIcE.

y wG-HtSIT0S, y C.. August ), l6US
bASIsL q. ANrLgR and HItErPAp n, HuEd, of
JaGksonyil He, FLORIDA, alminiHtrhlors Of tho sao
~ pANIEL e, ANULER, deceased, la wing petition.
ed Tor an extension VI the patent granted to the
sAld DAEiHL q. ANBLER on the It'll day OF Noyem-
Der, 1854 for an Improvement in sewing NachiueS
d, u Is ordered that tho said petition 10 heard At
this Office IN the ID day NJ November next. Any
petson may oppose this extension Objections;
dispositions, and other papros should be hled
10 lhls once wcnty days before the day Of Lcai-
Ing. ELISHA FOO1fE
au2-TSw Commissioner OF Patents.
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TRLgaRAPHERsi CoNvENTIoN.--The annual
convention of the active telegraphers in the
United States has been In session at Albany,
N. Y, for several days past, and the following
Officers were elected for the ensuing year:
President, Young, of Washington; Vice Pres.
ident, Merrill, or Portland; Recording Score
tary, Duxbury, Of Chicagoi Corresponding
Secretary, Pope, of New York; Treasurer,
Whipple, of Albany; editor of the Telegraph
(thc organ OF the association,l Ashley, Of New
York. The President, MIR. Young, Is mana.
ger of the Bankers and Brokers' telegraph
line in this CITY
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Notices of Patents.

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
I wAsmSgruS, y. c. Aug, 81, 1873.
WHITTES & KIM, n New York, N. y, having
pettiOned for the extension Of a patent granted
him on the 29Ih day. II Noyember. 1874, aud refs.
sued The lh day OF HSanuSry 49, re- an improve
II IL ordered that tho said petition DO heard At
this office on the 9th day OF November next. Any
person may oppose this extension, Objections,
depositons and Othor papers should be filed In this
oficc twenty days before the day Of beating.
ELISHA FOOTE,
angN .Th3w COmmis -iUnnr Of Patents.
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Excursions. Pic-Nics, &c
WAsIiINGTON CITY GARDEN.

The proprietor q this well known and popular
eiati2ns schools and private parties to give
" WAsMiN&ToN CiTYGARDES.
II Is located the corner Of New York avenue and
First street west, easy Of access, and Is shady,
galleries, fen-pin alleys, nyIng horses, dc. Re
freshments q all Kinds and beet quality fur.
dancing pavilion In the Garden. Tho manager
pledges himself to please Al who may apply.
JOHN H0CkENEYER,
2s.n Manager.
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: gITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

y wAsHlNuToN, d. C., July ., 1855
CLARA u SSOw, ut lhlrpehdeucn, Iowa, rX-
ocutrix VI the estate Of Harvey Snow, deceased
having prut. 0uel for an extension OF the patent
granted ~ the said Harvey snow the Ait day II
November, 1874, TOT IN tmpruvement IA Pruaser bat
fOT Planning MAChIues 1t IL ordered that said pc
titon be heard "a this Otlce the ID day of No
yenber next. Any posIn may oppose '!,is eXteu q
sion. ObirctInns, dispositions, and other pApeFH,
should be Med Ia ths Office twenty days hsiure the
day Of hearing ELISHA FOOTE,
hul3. TLSw Commissioner Of Patents.
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SALE OF PUBLIC LAsDs.-During the past
month Is0lL acres of the public lands have
been disposed of at the following places: Mar
quette, Michigan, 2l,276 aoresi East Saginaw,
Michigan, e,O23 acres; Omaha, Nebraska, II, 9l3
acres; Humboldt, Kansas, 6,l0t acres, Nearly
all the land disposed Of was taken up by ac-
tuAl settlers, under the homestead law,
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l wAsWIS"TuS, D. c , August 3, lsJs
GHssLEN JARSArIS, Of BrhuA Stallion, TGuu".-
,pr, having pCtIivusd FOR rE,usop Il tho patent
granted him uu lh nstday ui October, 1874, Tor 10
Improvement IN " sea;s Tor Wagons, II Is ordered
That said prtlOu DO hoard al tbs ONCE on the lolh
day o. October next.
tons deposition aud other paTtTs slnulI be- MED
in Thu 1fcr twenty day byfOIy thu day pl hyIInT
ELISHA FpbTE,
auii.Tblvg ,'uulmls.iup,l ,1I Patents
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au9JT
l. NITEp STATEs.

JANEs II. wH1SLN, If Rr.o...
mini .tmtnr ct ll.rt>tat" 4 rNNflurr l. ".
ceased, having prtIli"uel for the "Nlru-luu i
patent grant,dthc sald Theodore / Wed, 80 It,,
18th day Hf November, lNi i'T ~ ling .,,In, 10
Sewing MAehlurzi
It IL ordered thai the said pcuriuI b, 10. i0t I,
this Office On ihF HI day OF SuNuIH1,I utNf my
perrun may uTrrsr tbs rNt'u-tru ohi.,'..u..
Propositions. aud uticT UII".T- ,auUId bv died .
thls DHgC WrulS DAB. ln',r. 'hr ttS eft hyhI.lu.
iLl>HN flJrE,
auJps Law gF Ipu.t.. --.rryf ,I l,.,uf,
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l wAsuISuTuN, August II, ISIS.
GEuKGE ChnNpTuS, Of wuTcy -luT, Mass., having
pctitiOnpd tor 40 extension - the patent granted
htm the ian lay Of NovDmbcf, ~. lBt ~ Ia
prDYUmvul IN Looms Tot Weaving Figured InbrCs
II IL ordered that suld petition De heard at tins
ulhcu uu tho 2G,h day Of uClpbrru'Nt Any person
may oppose tins extension. Objections, duUJ-.
tons and other papers should be Med lAlh Ulle,
twenty days before the day Of h. army
ELISHA EUOFE.
aul,-HaU IUlAlnlEsluuVT ut ltfruf-
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-15
NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

I NTThU sTATE H TAIL NI VI IVLl
y WA-HINdroS, Il. G. ,AugsttlJ, ISIS.
CHARLES pARHAS, ut Philadelphia, PUunsylyH-
MIA, having Vettiunrd iur an extension Of the PAT
emit granted + IA the 2lsi day u November, lSI,
and reissued On the "a day Of November, 1853, for
an Improvement In sewing MaChuc.'
II Is ordered that aid petitIyu 10 kutT. at tUi-
ofice on the ID day ui November next ANY per
son may oppose this extension. Objections, dCp0.
sitiOns. and other PAPER should b. hled iu thi-
office twenty days befUT" the day Of heAring
ELISHA FOOTE,
AuN-T9w Commissioner of Patent.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-15

uEGREAT EARTHQuAKE.-Yesterd Mas
ter o. White arrived at the Navy Department
bearing dispatches from Commander GllliBs,
of the United States steamer Wateree, carried
earthquake at africa, on tho coast OF Peru
Commander ellis writes on the 18th, when
shocks were still felt at intervals HeIeports
that the Waterec cannot be got to sea again
Her crew remain on board In the day time, but
at night go ashore. Particulars Of the total
loss of the Fredonia and her whole crew, ex-
cept Capt, q. W, Doty, the paymnster, sur
gcon, and two Of the crew, are also given,
MT. White gives vivid description of the
scenes and Incidents witnessed by him. A
dispatch was also received from Rear Admiral
Turner, commanding the South Pacific squad.
ron, at Csllao. He WAS about leaving for
africa with the Powhatan, and had offered his
services to the Peruvian Government to carry
provisions, surgeons, SC, to aid the sufferers.