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THE ELECTION OF GRANT SURE.

1t is now certain that no man In his senses
any longer questions the triumphant election
OF Gen. Grant In November Seymour will
not carry a state that was true to the Gov crn.
ment during the dark period OF the war lie
will not DO as well as Mcclellan, for lie carried
New Jersey but the state OF Camden and
Anboy' will hardly support the foremost
statesman" who gave nothing but "a!d and
comfort" to the rebellion while it was IN pro.
gress.
No change OF candidates eau now save the
demoraliEci and debauched democracy from
an utter overthrow. They are doomed, Al d
their defeat lie certain.
The Republicans must not, however, alan.
don their vantage ground, nor cease their
earnest and persevering efforts to poll every
vote they can communal Ia all the states en-
the 81 day in November.
We have an interruptions foe, and though
their fight hencefOrth will not be to win, 1t
wall he to make as fair \ show az possible,
that it may influence the future. The lie.
moerNcy Is ever hopeful, ami ti.Nt /, has a
Formidable tenacity Of Hfu We ,lIclly know.
They may change thelt blsc, md change
their candidates, rs IL proposed y the W0y.d,
and should they choose to do 1t and thus run
the risk OF changing front, In the face " a
victorious foe, let them d. II. Il matters not
TO us. The Issues are all made up; the BATH,
has been fought, nd well Tough, tAu. far, m,
We have oniy toprcss thea. o., 81. 10 y wen.
Der they will meet their Appropriations
1t Is not now Of much importance '"u. 49, :,
what the defeated democracy may q. H. !,
srrct to their cauLi!atCs. oar business is t.
watch them, to ever be on the alert, to cl,s,
up our ranks, AID march straight on to VIC
tory We say now with the poet that
1--WE ~, reached t.s boar, t..b,.I through car,
ami paln.I
VIA god and evil, "a. { = fual -IT.t
Clos" d IN aud vast on AFnag-il.u'- I.afu:
And AcLa-I aii his au-".. once Hgaln
prlvr LJw.u yaCK l'.e spirits IT L., ulri
"a tor tho faith " read the s.gur ar'ght,
Sc trn,h = wait" banner l0Huug gu h'f ,r.;
And he good cause, sespIt" - yruGl friend,
And las" exp dienl-. move 10 noble ends.
see peace with iTe.dvl Ia make to time amends.
Aud, through tscloud Of dust, tho tArrShIuv H.,
f.aHei ny Ihy thunder, heaped wIiG cha iit s
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The dislntcGratiOH Of the Democratic lsrty
Is going on with urcNGmpIel raj !Gi,y, and be-
fore the IDEA Of November thousaEGs upon
Thousands will have left the oil hulk. Even
In Maryland the work !s going on 10 u way
that will sstoniEh tie weak nerves Of the
rebel sympathizers. The Baltimore AmGricdn
oflast evening says: Unless We are complete
ly mistaken, the vote OF Maryland In Novem.
Der Will show such changes as will nEtouish
even the most ssEguiRc Republican. From
several reasons, not necessary for US 10 repeat
here we attained our lowest figures at the
last GubcrnatOTial election. The party has
been on the mend ever since, and this natural
increase, from conviction and tine removal OF
cause Of former discomfort, has been aided BY
the rapid dIsintCgratioH and falling off from
the democratic ranks. The nomination, finally,
Of Grant unanimously made at Chicaso-of
the best maa to secure the nuits Of the vic
tory he had gAined-has settled the question
with every reasonable man, open TO conviction
over prejudice, AID willing 10 secure to the
unhappy South, az well AZ 10 the whole coun.
try, the blessings Of quiet ard universal
peace.
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,Tga TltpsrilLe tp. Fisaia says 'hst r4ity
Of CUpIerL c"4s, retL Hg from Pend.etnn
lille Son Of Rev : sage because the boy
ckcercd for Grant. AIr. Sage was formerly
opposed to GrAut, but thiS iHhumsu conduct
oil the BiaIriirs has determined him to uae all
his efforts to secure Grants election.
Tue Lancaster tFhD IHichigsECtr admits that
the desgrters from our army now vote the
democratic ticket, and cnJoins upon them to
remember that no one OF them eau be denied
to vote unless 1t 10 proven that he has been
regularly tried by courl-mSrtial and duly
convicted.
Is reply to question put to him At Cleye.
land, ohio a few days sILce, whether he il-
dOrsed Blair's revolutionary programme, Hon.
GeO. II. PeudlctOn said Il don't quite agree
with General Blair that that 10 the only way,
way"
RgugL PERCY WALLER, JET. DayIs's Sec
retAry Of War At Montgomery, who was going
TO plant the rebel flag on the CapttOlRt Wash.
ingtOu before the end OF May, lsUl, Ia now
upon the stump, doing immense things by call.
ing General Grant human donkey"
VERY significant "stravr was gathered
on the boat conveying the plug.ugIies aud
the Isle Of shoals on last Thursday. The vote
slowed LOO for Seymour aud J for Grant.
The St Louis Democrat predicts that Mis-
souri viii give Grant 10000 majority, and that
seven of the nine CongrebsAen VIII DO Re.
publican.
DR.. SrERHY, Of lie Soto, WlteOasln, chair
man OF n Democratic club, hRs reuouuced tho
Democratic party, aud goes for Grant and Col
OuyILLr pooL Of GsInlin, III, n Democrat
all his life, hts raised a Grant and ColiaX
pole.
The Beioit Irec Pres says; "wiscOnsin will
never consent TO give Grant aud Golfax less
than 1900 msJOTity"
the New Orcans Ereuiug Delta, a rebel
sheet, has expired from lack OF support,
mouIhtd W a shall circle VI !cbel friends.
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Low SHmoIi, L. =. Navy, aad W. l.. Bailey,
Z. : Navy, are At the Euited States Hotel.
Hon. James D. BccH, Kentucky; john 4.
Dol glass, Mexico; W. j, Patterson, I. :. A !
T. wurtsemburg Prussia, and a. Wurtsem.
burg, Austria, are At the metropolitan Hotel
Ex.GOvCruCr :. PuFdy, SaI Francisco; Il. u
Bartlett, L. :. n; Or. Logan, Lesyenworth
Kan, and Edward Port1IIs, Of France, are At
the owen House. Judge n. \. Patterson, Of
Tennessee, 10 at WIl!ETI's. General u. -. G.
Clark, executive clerk United StItc5 senate;
General B4Che, L, :. a, and George ". Dean
Of the Gu,trl STATES coast survey, are at tic
EJbl House. Our well knowR lellOw.c.tilcn,
Colonel George a, l.. McrrlNeld, with his ami.
able aHd accomplished wife, returned ye5ter-
day from an eXteEleL bridal tour Throughout
the New England States, and are ut the
KirkwOod House. They last evening re.
ceiyGd the congratulations Of host of
warm friends, aud well wishes for
their future health AMI prosperity. Gen .
eral Robert G. SchenCk, of Ohio, was in
Wheeling, Va, last evening, and delivered an
address to the Republicans. General Joseph
Hooker has bcea placed on the retired list
with the full rank Of Major General John
Bright has been rendered the freedom Of the
city of Edinburg. Mr.. Gladstone discussed
Fcmlanisn Ia Ireland in his speech at Liver
pool on Wednesday,. Napoleon 10 email
IA IN, hIigh'-cycd, with grayiEh hair, and
whilst his portraits FsEemJle him, they all
hHttcr hIn. The wlc Of tho Hon. Garrct
DAVIS lied en- Monday, At his residence In
Paris, Kentucky. She had been an Invalid
for many mouths. 4 4ecn NIrtpri, Is said to
be engaged upon another book to t,keth
form Of novel. GcHeru Thom,s left tlis
city yesterday for his command ia Tennessee.
I.aiII
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Georgia Democracy-Its Position De.
fined.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. lG.-Thc Democratic
executive committee Of Georgia issued the
following to-day:
1t having been represented by Republican
speakers in the present canvass that the
southern people favored the re.establishment
OF slavery in their respective States, and de-
priying them OF the right OF suffrage, for the
purpose OF meeting this allegation and giving
1t positive denial 1t is-
RssoIred BY The Central Committee Of The Demo.
cratic party Of Georgia, representing The people Of
the State, That the charge is unequivocally
false. For evidence that they do not desire
to re-cstablish slavery and could not effect It II
they would, they refer to the fact thSt this
State has assentei TO and ratified the amend
mcnt to the Constitution OF the United States
forever abolishing slavery and involuntary ser.
yitude, except for crime ,whercofthe party all
be legally convicted; that we reiterate the
positions taken by this committee on their
late address and by the report OF the Commit
tee on the state of the Republic adopted by
the House OF Representatives., in the Legisli-
tuTc Of this State, on the 10th ult. They also
endorse the address Of Gen. Robert l.. Lee,
and others, in response to the letter of Den.
status Of the colorcd race among US, aud will
protect them to the full extent of our power
In the right OF suffrage secured to them by the
Constitution of the United States and the
Amendment thereto, and the constitution and
laws OF this State.
(Signed) EGG. CAGASIss, Chairman.
The Republicans fired a salute and held a
public meeting last night in honor of the re-
ported Republican victories in Pcnnsy lvanis
and Ohio.
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DIED,

MOORE On the 18th instant, ABBOT MooRr. In
the 9Th year Of mis- age.
His friends are respectfully Invited to attend his
funeral from his late residence, III WOst street,
this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
DOUGLAS, In Richmond, at 2 o'clock, p. IN ..
October =, j.. e: pSrdLAs ssGd 2 years. tho ED
Funeral will take place to. morrow (sundAy) AZ
ternJun at - O'Clock, from the residence Of his
mother, SOL II street north, to which his friends
and those Of the family are respectfully invited TO
attend.
BARNBH.-At 6:3lA. M. October 10, Of chronic
Group. JINEI. aged years aud % days, infant
son OF WIN. nad Jane Barnes.
Funeral Tomorrow Sunday afternoon at =;
o'clock, from tho rutil rGce Of the parents, Sixth
street eat, between aOrth and b, Relatives
and friends Of tho family sre respectfully invited
to attend.
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OB,JnSJH,Uo. lVv'l
demand fairs 25lS cents. Sugar steady and
quiet; Cuba l24i3lS centsj Porto Rico ~ az
l2l. cents, Flour steady; demand fair; South.
ern IS bosll3.76. Wheat hrmi demand fair; No.
LII. Oats quiet and stcadyi 4 cents. Rye
quiet and steady sl.C01l.e5. Pork quiet and
firm; t2s.sT. Gold si.3Ti9.
BALTIMORE, Oct. lG.-BGEADsTrPrs.-rh
market is moderately active in a jobblng way,
and We note sales to-day as follows $50 bar
rels City Mills fine at SOC 30; 800 barrels West
ern do. Ut s56oegGi 800 barrels spring Wheat
super at t7i 100 barrels Western Super at
1906 100 barrels do. Out Extra, choice, at
1926 loo barrels Western Extra at t97S; 100
barrels Howard Street do, same price, and loo
barrels Ohio Super on private terms.
Grdin-The market was dull and less firm In
tone; the prices ranged from s26S to a2l2, ac'
Corn2The market less frm white Prime a,
tl.2S and Yellow Prime at tl3O.
oais.- Receipts 0,lOl bushels. The market
Is steady at previous prices: Sales: 40:
| IS cts; $50 at 10 cts.
Ryc.-No receipts or sales reported.
ProvisfonS.-The market 10 weak and less &C
tive. There is a moderate consumptiye de
| Shoulders II cts. for rib Sides, and III cts
for clear ribs. Hams arc dull and heavy, and
we quote them as ranging 10 price from II e
20 st. as to quality: Bulk Meats w ats are R ST
Shoulders at IL cts, loose, which 10 "a declin,
| OF u from previous transactions. There are
| no Sides offering. Lard Is quiet at l9l9G2O,i
cts; Meas Pork is quiet at s3o9t3Q2s.
crushed lb2t cents; soft A white lbl4 cents
| Circle A 49, cents; ID Is cents; U extra l+3,
cents, and y yellow 49, cents.
SyupI@We quote ~ follows w MAY
| Chesapeake at IS to Is cents, and Merchants
| at % cents per gallon.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-17

FoR THE LAST TNssNTT.FoUR HOURS the city
has been full OF rumOrs and speculatIons In
respect TO the course the Democracy intend to
pursue in regard TO the muldlc and dllcmms
into which the late elections have plunged
them. They now see wheTcunto their plat
form md their candidates, Seymour and Blair,
have led thcmi and they arc anxious to get
out OF this "scG Of iroublCs." But, alas for
them, there Ia now no delvorancC. They must
so forward and come to grief
1.-THE way Of the transgressor Is hard" This
Is a trite saying, but it is not the fret time
that these truthful words have found an Illus.
trAtion In the lives OF incorrIgble sinners.
Some Of these managers who are anxious
to Tx up things were very busy on Thursday
evening In seeking out some candidates to
place on the track after Seymour and Blair
shAll nave been Induced to resign. Gen. Han.
cock WAS called on but he percmptorily re-
fused. Judge Chase Ia said to have given A
sort OF conditional promise to accept, and
John Z Adams has been proposed for the sue
cessor OF Blair.
Mr.. Belmont has been tclcgrsphcd to about
this new and Extraordinary movement, and
he puts his foot upon it, 1t Ia no 60 so far as
he Ia Concerned. he will not call his commit.
tee The ErprsT, which gave sort Of quasi
support to the WOrlF' proposition on Thurs.
Day evening, backed square down on Friday
and denounced the plan. The L,isI,genr,r. ~.
ter what 1t said on yesterday, will hardly be
prepared to back out this nDruiDg. but wa
shall see That any man other thAnA politt.
cal adVenturer would consent To- run In rlace
Of Seymour Is hardly = suppoJ,Jle case II /,
difficult matter for an army to change lis
commanders and Its front In face Of Veto
T!ous foe
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LANDIs-MRADE.-on tho 18th instant, by the
Rev. John CguI99n pastor Of New Brightou eGgTch.
land, N. J., to CLARA Y. MBADR. daughter OF Capt
X. W. Meade, U. s. N,
LOCKE-DICE.-Ont the 18th Inst. at the parson-
age, By tho Rov. b L. Brown, LLOYDP. LOCKE TO
Miss TRAHI L. DICE.
BowIE-DREw. On tho 18th instant. at the
church OF the Ascension, By the Rev. Dr. pinok-
both Of this lily. HOcards.
BROWN MALONE On the 18th Instant, at s..
BRows, Of EiEton, Nd, 10 SARAH L. MALOSH, Of
this city
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Excursion on the chesapeaI.e.

FORTRESS Monroe, Oct. lO.-The steamers
Gen. Terry, Lady OF the Lake and Eolus, hav-
Ing on board about two thousand OF the dele
gates to tho commercial convention, passed
here for the Capes at noon, and returned at
about one o'clock. They were received on
the wharf and welcomed by Gen. Barry. They
passed inside the fort, where a review OF the
troops WAS had. Among the various points
OF interest visited was JEFF. Davis former
quarters.
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Southern Opinion About sey mour's
withdrawal

ATLANTA, GA, Oct. l0.-Thc CorSiiiuiion
depTecAtes the suggestion for a change OF
standsrd-besrcrs, adhores to the principle.
and policy of the party, and urges vigorous
prosecution OF the canvass. 1t charges Bel.
mont and the World with lukewarmness and
an effort to sell out to tho bondholders, and
calls for change In the head Of the Erecu.
tive Committee.
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.I1ys IL REPUBLICANS, ATTENTION
sS You ar. respectfully inSigcd o. attend
the ded cation Of the pole erected by the Grant and
Colfsx Club Of tho First Ward, 1T tho Intersection
Of Twentieth street wo.t sud | street north and
Pennsy iyanis avenue, which tsk.s place on UES-
DAY, the 2Oth instant, at s o'clock, y IN. Eminent
speakers frns abroad viii bs present. The Boys
IL Blue, Grand Army Of tho Republic, aud the
different Rcpublletn Organizations of the District,
ineIudi az tho Printers Grant and COlf.I Club. are
HENRY lumber. President.
LA BOIDRN, Secretary.
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Democratic Club FayOrs CoIOred
NOIers.

COLUMBIA, 5. c., Oct, lG.-Tho State Cen
trail Executive Committee have unanimously
adopted resolution, presented by Wade
Hampton, endorsing Lees letter to Rose
Grams. The sense of the club Ia decidedly in
favor Of qualified negro suffrage. An address
to tho people will doubtless be Issued In few
days.
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Gov. Seymour Does ana Ho Docs,,

New foRE, Oct. lG.-The Democrat says.
Gov. Seymour has written a letter, placing
himself In the hands Of the National Com
mittee,
NBw YORK, Oct, lG.-There Ia no cOnIrnA-
tion OF the reported withdrawal Of Seymour
and Blair,
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suggestIOns OF tho InteIIigeHcer Cen.
anrah

ALBANY, O1t. lO-The Albany 4rgu5 rejects
and condemns the suggestions OF tho National
I"irHiycnccr As to change OF front by the
Democracy and insists upon pursuing the
campaign TO the end under the candidates and
platform of the convention.
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PRiLADgLPHIA, October lO.-In Lycoming
county the ofI!ei1l count gircs Boyle 35l
majority.
BerkS county, OI:i,l, gives Boyle O,sOs
majority.
Cumberland couaty, oGls!al, gives Boyle go
majority.
Carbon county, omc!.l, gives Boyle CAS-
majority.
Bedford county, oli,ial, gives Boyle 30,
majority, and Kimmcll, tDcmocrat,) for Con.
gross, 32J majority.
HARRISBURG, Oet. lj.-In Dauphin county
official majority for Hartranft Is COS.
PITTsnuRG, Oct. lafayette county gives
Boyle l,0iS majority and Foster ss7. The on.
cial returns from Indiana and Westmorcland
have not been received.
BEDFORD, Oct. l1.-CesBna's majority In thl q
district officially given isl44.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l6.-Thc Official returns
for Congress show the following m,Joritics:
First district, Randall, (Dcm.,) G,S37; Second
O'Neill, Ciep.O $50; Third, MoGitt, (Dem., J
1915 Fourth, Kelley, (Rep.) 1859; Fifth, Tay.
lor, Rep.) 81.
1t is impossible to give the full vote on the
city ticket The Nineteenth ward has not
yet been counted.
The Fifth Congressional district gives Read.
Ing, Dem.,) Il majority.
PHILADELrnIA, Oct. II. - Bucks county,
official, gives Boyle 1888, HaF;ranft G,9sl.
Lancaster county, official, gives H.rtranft
7,Ois majority. Franklin county, Official vote.
gives Hartranft 10 majority.
PniLApgLrniA, Oct. lj.-Thc following arc
official nSjOrties:
Cambria, Democratic, 73s; Centre, Go 37s
Clinton, do, 7TG; Columbia, do, l,Osl; Mon.
tour, do, 1906 Northumberland do, io3; York
do, 1856 Armstrong, Republican, 527; Blair
do, Us; Crawford, do, l, J3G; Eric, do, 3,l7l
Huntington, do, 800; Indiana, do, 2,5j2; Per
ry, do, a. Union, do, III; Warren, do, l,lO2
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The Johnson DEPARTMENTAL CLrn, Of
this city, held meeting and resolved TO sup.
port Grant and Coif,x, aud also TO withdraw
f'om the nIes Of the Departments all rccl m
mcndations made by the club for the removal
Of RcpubLIcAn clerks
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the I''bare sAy5 that the Hord has two
ways Of accounting for the overthrow Of its
parry On Tuesday. Que is b. "ihc prestige Of
GENERAL Grant" and the OtLcrby "the perver-
versions OF i"acrd BIsiI's position" II lci.
thef h'd been nominated, the Worh thinks
the result might have been d!lIrruu,. Hen
ry' SAID o!i MI becch'f one day to lis son;
once came very hcH Ifry,ns NaLry
Eaton II hai done 81. wu...l ) 49,. Ar,cLcrn
your
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NITfs NOTICE The Dedication of the
* Grant aud COlfax Pole erected on Penn
syiyaH!a Gyauuc, between First aud Second streets
cast, in the Fifth ward, will takG place ON MON
DAY, the 18Th Inst, at ! ~ ,. m, whore there
Will be many eminent speakers, who will address
the audience on that occasion. The friends Of the
Republican cause are most respectfully invited to
attend. II. X, MARYAAN,
President Fifth wsrd Grant and C6ifax Club.
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
SCHUYLER ColFAx,
OF tNDIAHA.

81 care nothing for promotion, 50 long as our
arms ave sueccsrful. ''-GruHt to Shermdn, FtJru.
dTg, lsJl.
'ifmy course Is not satisfactory, roInovc ice at
once. do not wish In any way to IMPEDE the
success Of our arms. ''-GrnHt tnHIiitck, FsbruTrp
s. 1862
This l. Republic, where the will Of the pooI lp
IL the law Of the land '-GsH,rdi GrdHL's litter t.
PreshteH johnson, August, 1857.
81 shall have no policy u my own to iDlnr'ere
Muy -, lSlS.
Human liberty, tho only true foundation Of hu .
man g9vernment GrIHt . Letter 10 CuiEsHs oJ
NsuUhIs
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i. CHAMPLIN,
W. J. MURTAGH,
z. NJ. LAWRENCE,
oolO.Tt tstarI Sub board.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE SUB.
l ,seIiber has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Washington County In the District VI Columbia,
letters Of ADM nisratiOn on the personal estate VI
kliISbeth l. Pearson, late Of Washington eouu.
~, ID. c., deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to tho
snbscrIber, On or before tho 18th day Of October
NEXT they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benelt Of the said estate.
ulVen under NY hand this 18th day OF October,
ISIS SAMUEL W. PEARSON,
oOll -HSUs AdminlsiTator
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DER NEW MISIsTgG TO ENGLAND, Mr. Rev.
cFdy Johnson, has Az opportunity to do avery
good work tor this country, and there 10 ayciy
good prospect that he will succeed in his un'
dertaking. A naturalization treaty, based
upon our notions OF c!tlzcEship, seems likely
to be adopted and ratified between this couE-
Try aud Great Britaini and Ht!!l another in
respect to Neutrality, which Is ~ be coinci-
dent with our Views upon this subject There
is also strong probability that the Alabama
difficulties will be satisfactorily adjusted by
Sir. Johnson and Lord StaElcy.
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REV. WN. TuAEMAH, lately from England,
and 4 Methodist preacher 1t Is announced,
will preach in the Unitarian church in this
city On Sunday asxt. In the evening he will
give some account OF his experience AZ a
Methodist aud a UnitariAn.
WE EEGEET TO RECORD the defeat OF Hon.
James NJ. Ashley, Of Ohio, and Hon. Leonard
Myers, Of Pcunsy.v.nIA They are both good
men, AID true 10 our principles ~ TIC needle
to the pole.
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IHls - ~ gihh HoTlCk THAT THE SUB.
9f Washington county, In the District Of Col umba.
letlGTs VI ADM nislrati0n on the peTsOnal estate
Of NATHAEIRL PlITs, BR late OF the United States
Navy. deceased. All persons having claims against
tho said deceased arc hereby warned 10 exhibit
tho same, with the vouchers thereof TO the sub
serlbor, on Or before the 9th day Of October next
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benehta Of the said estate, All claims to be len
at the once Of c stOrTs Co, 100 Fifteenth street
corner OFF.
1873 EATHAEiEL pITT
Oco-MW AdministFAtUr
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PRorHgTIC.-A mote! -,cets!onist, and n
vC.y prominent rebel, Going LGs!ucss on How.
ard street, Baltimore, remarked TO Pcnngyl-
vaEIan, few days since, 'Aat ii your Black
Republicans carry Pcnnsylvarir next Tues
day, the country IS sure for GIaE. and ColfSX.
No earthly power can avert 1t. We look 10
the democracy OF Pennsylvania 10 elect Sey.
mour and Blair. II they fail on the 18th OF
OciuJCr VIC are done Cifectually. 1t will be =
desth.blow to the "loBt cause Never were
words more City spoken or more substantially
fulfilled .-HIrrisJury Telegraph.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-17

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authority That that all" ErpIcacutr'ilc and
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