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B lt5RSSy Is s. TN HSgss g. \ 4l ss
sa g & sss aif 100 p.isf'f &. is
mans, view Of treatment and cure, sent By mail In
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box p. Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. sep2l.Sm
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On the petition Of PAM Ho n ~ ~ NV iseS
NeW YORK, execntrix Of the estate Of John H.
NeWe2mb, deceased, praying for the extension Of
~ dSy o. January ISIS, for an Improve ment In
IL II ordered that said Det,t, m ha b..,I ~.
once the ism gay Of December next. Any crson
ta5y 'p sna ssiS extension 9bjestions, posi-
nee twenty days before the day Of hearing,
.,o ma D. II. HODGES.
oelS-TuSw Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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FoETREss MoSRoR, Nov. "a large Are
occurred In Portsmouth this morning, destroy
Ing the store and stock OF W. L. Carhart Il
Co., commission merchants, and frame dwell.
log adjoining. Loss about $1,000
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A sHIrMAsrEn at salem, not yet forty.nve
years OF age, has seen Cape Horn twenty. eight
times, and made at least Eve voyages around
the Cape Of Good Hope.
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United STATES PATENT OFFICE.

y WAsHIkgTOs, u. G, Sept ~, bdS.
On the pstiliap VI HASSAHM. BkOwE, Of Woon'
Eocket, X, L. adminisIIAtTix Of the es ate OF JOHh
rr1ydrnee, \. executor Of the estate Of STEPHEs
,; BARTLETT, deceased praying for the sXtensi0n
o. patent granted the said JOHN Z. BROwE and
sIEPHkNs, bARrLETr, on the I'd day Of January,
1852, relssued January !, 1851, and again reissued
February -, 1883, IN three divisions, numbered
respectively ,2s, ~, aud .2si for an Improve
mont In Y Train aud Orass llaTVsstsTs:
IL IL ordered that the said petition be heard nj
this onleo on the l4th day u December next AGy
perseP. may oppose this extension 0bisetions,
depostpope, aud other papTes should be hltd
in this once twenty days before the day o. hear.
Ing y, II. HODGES,
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

~ m wAsHlSaroN, d, O., Oct. 2, 1868.
"a ne petition Of AHBRosE FosTgR, Of Laura.
4 A. Messenger, deceased. praying for the exten'
sion Of a patent granted 10 the said Ambrose Pos.
proved Building Block; ''
i Is ordered MAT said petition be heard at this
once on the 2lst day Of December next. ANY
person may oppose this extension, Objections,
aeposislona. and other papers, should be hlsd IN
this ONCE twenty days before the day OF hearing
IA ,, q, II. HODGES
oeis'W3w Acting Commissioned Of Patents.
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FROM CENTRAL AMERICA
TIVE ImsvRRrcTIon IN ousA
FOREIGN NEWS NJ CABLE.

LONDON, Nov. s.-Despatehes from the New
York Associated Preas ofaee, giving unusually
full details Of the result Of tho general elee-
tion in the United States, were received here
few hours after the polls closed.
The morning papers comment vsriously on
the election OF General Grant.
The Telegraph, liberal journal, after noting
the LOFTY character and position Of General
Grant, says that the defeat Of the Democrats
oepted the results OF the war BY nominating
Judge Chase, and not Horatio Seymour, whore
election would have been q reoantation Of all
done by the war.
In the course OF q speech at the sherif,s
banquet, on Tuesday evening, Minister John
son said: "Whatever difficulties have occurred
between England and the United Slater, I
have supreme pleasure In saying they are
about to be removed. Little remains to be
done, and before the end Of the year every
thing will be successfully adjusted"
Referring to the financial position OF the
United States, he said; ave have contracted
an enormous debt, but tell you with all the
sincerity with which a man can speak that
every dollar will be paid In what the world
recognizes as money"
The Daily Ners thinks the American people
are evidently weary Of their last two years.
experience, and demand strong government.
The Mornfno standard charge, the Repubii-
can marty with sunpres.ing the freedom of
49,, ~ a. So. az -.
sS,.s., ~ $500, y, ..s.s. ~ 80.
-. 49,, -. 80 ,,...'
n. ra,'.
nea'iy .,' 'ne oouNa . peop'e
.a'ns', 'ne "."a"s son' ooupeu VI
Wv. .ne S.s. I'm. .ae na ~ e.".n po.
,,s IN. s"u 80 soio' y. 'Ao
pon,ns ooosAs' WIN 'nen .o'v,ious iosuine
".u.e , mn I po"e,' aaue 'ao Demou.. nsn
'eir'r,e a'saasan'.sei ou' nsa sne neme-
iao patv "ou on".. "
ihs'ead oi Two seeona'ra'e poi'ic'"n'' " n"sn'
nave sueeeeaea.
ine i'me' nous 'na' tnoush 'ne Demoer"!s
are beaten, and representation In Congress 10
| largely against them, they are yet powerful
party, and must greatly influence the policy
OF the Government. The success OF Grant no
one Is disposed to regret. He has fairly won his
high rank BY hard work, real devotion to his
country, and services which Will live long In
Its remembrance. He 10 no politician and
will take his office with greater freedom than
II, the hero OF hundred battles, he had
uttered all the shibboleths OF party.
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PRIVATE letters from DR.. Livingstone have
been received, dated up TO the It'll Of last De
cember, at which time he was working his
way westward. ..... H .....
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In NEW ORLEANS they are trying to drive
street railway cars by compressed air. Here
| we use compressed passengers.
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IrNITEp STATES PATENT oPEICE,

On the r.ttanS ~ ~ r. ostoSeT ~ N ns
Macao u,rttsy praying for the extension OF a
pate granted him on the sd day u January, 1853,
Tor ~ Improvement In Gas HCLt0Ti
i IL up Tered that said petition be hca I'd at this
once 10 nth day n January next. ANY per-
son y,"ppOse this extension. Objections, depO-
slnout, aud 9Ih'T papers should be nled In this
ONCE I"en'ydays before the day ofheArinE.
~ ELISHA FUOTB,
OC2i-WM Commi ssinnsT Of Patents,
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AN interchangeable french ststlstisisn has cal.
culated that II the each assets Of the Bank Of
France, over one snd a quarter billion francs,
were all In Loo franc notcs they would weigh
over eight hundred kilogrammes, and would
require twenty-seven strong men to carry them
away. In gold this amount would load heavily
more than Eve thousand men.
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General RosecrRns Takes the next
Steamer for Mexico

New YoRK, Nov. 6.-deneral Roseerans,
who has been stopping In this city for some
time, will sail for Mexico by the steamer Of
the 10th instant.
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GEs. MCCLELLAN was presented on Monday
morning with . framed certificate OF m smbsr-
ship Of the James Page Library Company, 10
PhiladeIphls. He made few responsive re-
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PebSIsee srtn Excited w

SAVANNAH, Ca, Nov. s.-rhe usgvoes dis
banded last sigAt butsre sssip asse nbllng at
Telsfsir's plantation. They are said to haze
United States muskcts, evidently newly fur,
nished. The excitement In the city continues,
and the people are on the alert for any alarm,
Hopes are entertained that no collision will
occur. Every pfecsution has been tsten By
the civil and military authorities.
Young Law, killed by negroes on the night
OF the election, was buried to-day. Another
policeman, who was shot at the riot, died
today. H" ~ q ...
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Personal.

A MONTHLY NURSE tAMERICAN) NOW
IA disengaged, with best Of City references,
ply At 81 Twelfth street.
SHIRT MAKING and all kinds Of plain sewing
Gentlemen AZ oH Twelnh street. spl-lm
PRIyATTH MEDICAL GoEsUtTATIoN Al
l. "0LDn DIR. DARBY'S, 90 Seventh street.
uenu. sel2-n
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IINIrED sTAEEs rATENT, 0gEIGE. .. :.

2 n.,,,,. WAsFFNaroEl bSplember p, ISos:
CHURcHfIL, Of Rochester, y. y, praying for the
extension Of q patent granted him on the % day
July, 1866, for an Improvement In Machine for Cut
ting Boot 4 nd Shoe SOlea:
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard Al
this oilee Oh the l4ih day VI December usAt Any
person may oppose this extension, Qbjeeiiops,
Sss t%snty days sGs n TINS
sepSo-wSw Aetips Commissioner u Patents.
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A CONVENTION has been called by the Gov
ernors OF lows, Minnesota, Missouri, and wis
consin, 10 meet at Prairie do Chien, on No
vember 10, in order 10 mature measures 10
impress upon Congress the necessity Of max
ing immediate and sufioient appropriation
to secure the Improvement OF the navigation
Of Fox and Wisconsin rivers, and connect the
Mississippi river with Lake Michigan.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

oEhION hOUSb>J. H. SEHNtS.
shiidrsa shs .sEysss, Ill. Bpsan.s, MAJ NV
Weleh, William X Wilmer, Port Tobacco,
Ma; = stsgn y \; aecrgs, Bsltlm9re, Md
Conn; George II Foster, Boston, Joseph Mac.
n u J NJ Mack, N y, MsLsin Bra.Sesn city;
Murray, Hancock, Md 4 X stake, Hssers.
town. Nd; Judge Bowie, Rockville, Md fsaae
PickreIl, deorgetown, b OF Denton Jacques,
Md John ssss, a fho@ss, J n Tsoma:,p geo Geo
town, D q. ~ '
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Porrs.
Charles Matthews, Philadelphla; L A Peter.
s b Meachan and wife, Mis-: Mary Grier, 3
New Haven, OF; H y Mann, dorge W Toner,
more; PssSss Iiiisn shsssI. Pa S.'o
Bennett, Boston, John L Reed, Baltimore; W
z Dslt2d, New York, qsorge Q Ewing, jr,
smsh,fiSsphi; Pa NeXxlP,Ts M p 81
New York.
wlLLARDS'-SrKEs q CHADWICK.
b y Mo Alpine and wife, Roehester, N VI
ELLIOTT, Eriei Charles II Evans and wife,
ky fSs. y,RPsiH as H. Jso SSi @ssas
NJ Dexter, M Plumb, Boston; J q Hun, J
Gone II Sslomon,w o Patterson, Alexander
pI Brecf', Bssj.nin Y.fd, WI s sas M
Gary, r n Porter and wife, Master Potter,
4 Brighton, N u q y Lester and vile, Obi.
csgoi q Dorson, J T OWN, Ohioj A BALKAN,
@ Fieldman, Pittsburg.
KIRKwooD HoUsE-Kiso.
Thos W Carroll, Bsltimoret Victor Wolf,
Corode, Phiisds dS sS Col ' psy. r.yIof,
Ohio; y u Mckenzie. Philadelphia; L q
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nEPARTMBNT OF THE INTERIOR,

WAsHIsaIoN, October "a, 1888
On Ne petition OF lAsEs BAsTERLr, Of Albany,
granted TO him on the 18th day OF February,
isoo reissned in two divisions on the 10th day oi
Sqio, Tor "a Improvement in Base Burning Stoves:
~ s ordered that the said petition be heard at
this ONCE on the 18th day OF January next Any
person may oppose this extension. Objections,
deposltlons, and other papers should be hled In
tins once twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA P0OTE,
ocnl.Th5w Commissioner OF Patents,
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Wants.

WAdNyJEMD, TO ply. BY E.siTHsTHs LAaDIEs,,.
SSSSBP-IaaisP .SLSSyTHiEa. gNbEk .SL9EniNS.
Liberty Market. between L and M streets, east
side. se24-u
WAdNTTb699ooEsRRW AMP Cast IT OFF oLoTHINs.
broker Store Of r. FULTON Co. 81 Ninth street.
doors north OF PennsylyAniA avenue. deD-u
CARPENTERS WANTED : TWO OR THREE
Ing a. the corner Of Vermont avenue and Tenth
street, after Up. IN
ocs-lt' Z. O WEAVER.
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United STATES PATENT OFFICE,

LIMITED STATES PATENT OfFIUB.
- WAsHsdIoS, D, O., oetber n, 1868.
On the petition Of 9EoR0E A BnoWN, o. Mid
Of spatent granted hiIa on the "a day Of January
1850. Tor an Improvement IN HAy AAslhg haehine;
ofHcs on the ith day Of January next, ANY per-
son may OPPOSE this extenion. q ejectioAs' depo.
OiAeS twenty days before the aS5 81 eiEnARaE+p
oc2i.wSt Commissioner VI Patents,
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speech by Gen. Butler ~ Lowell.

speech by Gen. Butler ~ Lowell.
LOWELL, Nov. 5.-Gen. Butler was greeted
by about three thousand OF his fellow-citiIens
to whom he made brief speech. He had tri.
umphed, he said, under the motto Equality
Of all mems rights under the law BY using
freedoms great weapon the ballot" He hailed
the glorious triumph Of Republican principles
throughout the land. He believed It would
bring peace and prosperity. We shall not long
have murder after murder and riot after riot
Look at New Orleans, from which we have
reported q, 900 for Seymour and 27o for Grant.
There was time, he remembered, when the
people OF that city behaved better. Zap
plause.l He felt confident such time would
come once more.
Several Southern States voted for Seymour,
or are In doubt, because mems lives were
threatened II they attempted to vote. When
Congress meets, as 1t will 10 4 short time, 1t
will be our purpose to find remedy for this
kind OF thing, and II johnson does not second
our efforts, though II may bo late 10 the day,
we will try and provide for him. tApplsuse.l
II the Republican party be true TO the great
democratic principles Of Jefferson and oihers
It will hold the Government for a generation
to come. We must be true to the doctrines OF
eqsllty, and trust In the virtue and integrity
Of the great mass of the people rather than to
any number selected from them. Let US pledge
ourselves, as the party In power, with renewed
lease, that we will aid In carrying out the
principles under which we have triumphed.
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RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 6.-The Relleyisw
hospital was destroyed by fire to-day.
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Il. X y " s:l 3
isf iSsH f:s is s q :.sia MON S.ufA'
.,RoxBQRY-sMART -On the Sd instant, BIZ the
,y 4 a'sH2sss H5v Rss q ,Sis
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TINTED STATES PATENT oFPIcH,

TINTED STATES PATENT OPPICE,
- WAsuISGros. D. c., September ]. 1888.
Auburn. n ", prayi Tor the sxtession Of pat.
emit granted him on the oh day Of December. 1854.
reissued January 1860, In seven divisions, mum.
bered 49, SO, III, SIS, So $50, ssi, and reissue
numbered s76, again reissued May IL, 1867, and
Grass HArvesteTs:
Il Is ordered .hatsad petition be heard al this OF.
may oppose this extension. Objections, deposi-
uons and other papers should be filed In this ONCE
twenty days lefore the day Of hearing.
ELISHA POOTR,
se7-M3e Commissioner Of Patents
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A CANE presented to Henry Clay by JoefT.
Clark, the famous sculptor, 10 now shown at
Lexington, Ky. The star 10 OF live oak, cut
from tree that oyershadowed the tomb OF
Cicero, and the head Is made OF verd-autique,
obtained from the house OF the groat oolum-
bus at Genoa. II is oetagonal, and orna.
mented with exquisite medsilions Of those two
famous orator. Of ancient ssd modern, tlnss
-Rome's Cicero and Amerieais Clay.
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gRIfFlTH HAS REMOVED
N her Fashionable Dress and Cloak making Es-
!ablis msnt to NO. $50 street. near Bbbiti House.
Mrs. O, has secured the services Of lady paIt'
neI from . nra -elass house In London, England,
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
keyworth


Towers ct al.
Its ordered this - day OF November, 1855, that
the report Of sales made by the trustee under the
DEGREES in this cause be, and the same are hereby
trary be shown TO this Court on or before the lst
TUESDAY OF December nsxt, provided copy Of
this order il publi.h in the NATIONAL REPuBLI.
CAN snce week for three weeks previous to said
LIST Tuesday in December.
By order OF the Court 1870.
true COPY. X. J. hElOb, CLERK.
laW3w
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Prom one New Dominion.

TORONTO, CANADA, Nov. 6-The writ Of
habsas eorpus IN, the express robbery extradi.
tion case issued. Martin, and Thompson will
be brought here on Saturday, when the case
will be argued In Chambers. avn. b. III
A dispatch from Halifax says the citizsas Of
that place have subscribed $4,000 to the Red
River Relief Fund, and the United States
Government has granted u, 900 to the same
purpose. all.
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y a., wAsHIsGToS. D, c.. Sept. 0, 1865
On the petition q syLyAsus sAwrER, Of Fitch.
burg, Mass praying for the extension Of a patent
granted to him the 2ith day OF Juns, 1851 Tor an
improyement IN Machinery for Cutting Rattan,
SSe:, this applioation having been authorized BY
y Is ordered thai said petition be heard at this
once on The Ath day Of December next ANY per-
son may oppose this extension. Objections, depo.
sluons, and other papers, should DO d led in this
once twenty days before the day q hesEing,-
ELISHA F00TE,
sen-T3W Commissioner Of Patents
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The New York Tribune of yesterday says
that sit is now absolutely certain that the
new Legislature OF our State Ia Republican
by not less than fourteen, and probably six.
teen on joint ballot, insuring the choice Of a
United States Senator for six years from the
9TH OF March next"
There Is a small State away out West"
known as Minnesota, that gives Grant over
10000 majority, and adopts the amendment
striking the word white" from the State Con
stitution.
New Jersey has been carried by New York
tactics, In the way OF New York naturaliza-
ton certificates and New York TepeateTs,
ON her eastern border, especially In Hudson
county.
Your President l cannot be-" This was
tho remark Of Horatio Seymour at the Tam
many Hall conversion, aad ,tl,ss teen fulfilled
10 the very letter,
The New York Tribune Of yesterday says
that PennsylvRniN and the Northwest must
not eXult over New York unduly They snould
bear In mindt that Sey u,our spoke 10 his can.
vass In barely one district OF our ,,:ste. and
that gave US gain of hftcen hundred yo,es
and Representative 10 Congress. Had he
spoke as often In this state as In Pennsylva
nin, we should doubtless have done much
better, as the Republican gains In that State
are largest In the counties which he can
vAsEed.
One OF the most gratifying incidents OF the
late national triumph, Is the adoption Of I'm
partial suffrage In the States OF Iowa and
Minnesota.
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Willoughby Light-boat Replaced.
FoRrREss MosRoE, Nov. a. The vii.
loughby Spit lighthouse boat was replaced
to-day. II now shows two lights AZ per chart.
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CURIOUS SCENE IN Ngw YoRE,-An immense
car drawn by eight horses, and covered with
cNGvts, UPON which was painted all Sosts and
HHds OF devices and notices, was driven up
1ui down Broadway, New York, wednesday
night These notices reflected the idea OF the
IanmAny ring.
Some Of them were a. follows: 1--WE have
s'Y'l our glorious Democratic party" ain
l5i- ms victory viii he ours" New York to
The rescue "l."t the id Radicals dare to
prevent our L'y HD4lnaE from iOkiag charged
Let the Old Smoker 60 in; he can't rule New
York, anyhow" "MArE tie Police that arrest
the Boys" This Is, Of course, an intimAtlon
10 the police THAT TREY MUST not serve war.
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I,juaetiou Asainss city Omeers.

NASHVILLE, Nov. o. Chsncellor shsekel-
ford has rendered decision In the Injunction
case. He enjoined Mayor Alden, four alder
men, and three eouneilmeu from hoidins their
oifices or receiving their pay. Mayor Alden
being In once last year, holds over until the
case 10 finally decided by the Supreme Court
to which appeal has been taken. % . 5-r.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT oPFIoE,

LIMITED STATES PATENT oPPlQE,
, ana. WAsnisGroN, October 20, 1853
On the petition Of THADpEUs sRLLEcK, OF Green.
witch, Conn, praying for the extension OF patent
granted to him on the 18th day Of January. 1856
Turtle Ore:
Is oraered that said petition be heard at this
ONCE on the llih day OF January next Any per-
son may oppose this extension. Objections, depo.
slnons, and other papers should be aled In this
ELISHA POOTE,
on2D-MjW Commissioner OF PAtents
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[TSITER STATES PATENT oPRIog.

USlTERR s srAEEs RA E. s SREIcs m
On the Petition Of JAMES 4, SIMPSON, Of Brook
iyn. New York, praying for the extension Of pa
for an improvement In Dry Docks:
IL u ordered that said petition be heard at this
once on the % day Of November next, Any person
may oppose this extension. Objections, deposit
tons, and other papeIs should be hsd In this onice
ELISHA P00TE,
sepll.PSw Commissiouer Of Patents
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L Oh 6oEpabia. TRR srR by 81 bFFS GtToE

A''', ,a ul.. sSSs. Sn",''''' rp, Doc
On motion q the complainant, by John B.
Adams, her soil eitor, and : appearing that the
turned non eft by the Marshall Il la
Ordered, That the defendant cause his appear
day occurring forty days after this day, otherwise
default.
BY the Court
A At sSSPy-fe't' r J. AttEGI s,.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
- WASHINGTON. d. O., Sept. 0, lsGa
On the petition Of srLvASrs sAwIHR. Of Fitch.
9fa patent granted him on the 18th day Of Decem-
Der, 1871, for an Improvement In Rattan Machine!
II Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
ONCE the Sd day OF November next. Any person
may Oppose this extension; Objections, deposi'
twenty days before the day Of hearing,
sel2-SaSt Commlssioner Of Patents
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rants on the repenters, coffee. potters, and
other fraudulent voters.l Another four
years OF suffering, and then we'll be -"
"Ncw York ean raise more hghting men tAan
all Grants army together ~
thousand, Of dc tspghs and ispestsrs fol
lowed, hootinS snd adti sg in ysfy disprdSrly
manner. ~ ~ = 81 ~ y 80 N VI
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KIRKwooD HoUsE-Kiso.


BUNKER,S AVENUE HOUSE.
L Russell, 8 Bearn, Philadelphia; John u
Foye, Msssachueetts; Mr. and Mira Marc, Bos-
tons ID Warner, N Y; I = Crosby, Philadel.
phiaj y Dayton, XVI r Hahn, BALTIMORE
Samuel Mcdonald, Ohio.
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For Sale or Rent.

LoR REsT-A Two-sToRY FRAME HOUSE,
Is contAlnius seyen rooms. with an enclosure Of
minus Of the Seventh street rAllTpad south. In.
quire Of X. b. CLARK, No. S7 our-Rnd a half
street. ocn-u
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-10-16
All Serene.

The following from the Nashville
Press and Times, is little remarkable
emenating from the source it does:
The political canvass is progressing
actively in this State. The candidates
for electors and Congress are generally
in the field speaking day after day
And it is very gratifying to state that
there have been no serious disturbances
of political meetings; but the people
have listened respectfully to speakers
of both sides. Just before Col. Stokes
concluded his list of appointments, he
stated in one of his speeches that he
had canvassed nearly the whole of his
district and had found the people quiet
and pcaccabc. lie was greatly pleased
with the manner he and his competitor
had been received. The condition of
things in his district is 10 better than
that of the other districts. Tennessee
is really as quiet to-day as she ever was
before the war in the midst of Presi-
dental campaign. We hope the people
will not permit this state of affairs to
be broken,