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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-18

MILITARY RBvIRw ron THE OHINRsK EN-
BAssr,-To-day, at II O'Clock, a. M, the 10th,
44th and 18th infantry, and probably company
port to Gen. Hanoook's Adjutant General, at
Lincoln barracks, where they will DO psraded
In review before the Chinese embassy. The
burnishing business was brisk In the quarters
yesterday. The Hre department will probably
exercise In the presence ofthe embassy to-day.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-18

PIsHs BRANCH RACE CoURsE.-There will
be an interesting, and no doubt, exciting run
this afternoon. Tho running race will
be between two celebrated horses, after
which a trottins match In double harness will
the hours Of . and 8 o'clock, and Mr.. II. q.
Torch, proprietor Of the Piney Branch Hotel.
has made every arrangement for the aocommo-
dalton Of visitors.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-18

HRBRsw Pho NIc.-The Hebrew congrcga-
ton and schools connected with the Eighth
street synagogue, held a picnic at the Seventh
street Park on Tuesday afternoon, which
proved perfect success. The band OF tho 4tth
United States Infantry was present, and made
sweet music for the occasion.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-18

DErARrxEEr OF Tng INTERIOR,
WARRINGTON. Nay %, ls5s.
On the petition Of CLARk ALyoED, 81 Courilapd,
Wisconsin, praying for the eItension OF = patent
granted TO him the 2lst dAS q NSyenber, 1884. for
takes place on tho 2ist day Of November, isSs:
fsns Ss sat az ao c 6 ' Sas
SStiaed 10 snpsai and show cause =. II any hey
haye, why Nd petition ought not to be granite d,
Persons opposing the extension are req uired 10
ale In the Patent Once their objections, specially
SGT forth in writing, at least tetg days before the
day Of hearing; al ts.tmony died BY either party,
70 be used q the said hearing, must DO taken and
oAss Which will be furnished on application.
testimopy, must BE- nlea In tho efhce t.oenty days
before the day Of hearfhgi tho arguments, II ahy.
within ten days after ding the testimony,
Ordered. also. that THIS notice be published in
the RBPyBLIcAE and In the Int ligencer, Wash
ington, b. g. and In the Ssntinel, Milwaukee, Wis
ecnsin. once week for three successive weeks;
days previous to the day Of hearing suorr
je3-wA Acting Csmmissioner Of Patsnts.
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--.--...---
ryv so,n,v,., Am Santana, ,r,,o. =,
lhelr last meeting, reoeivsd We communication
rom 'n ~ sey ysns s,ah n nsis,iss. =, ,ondn 70
DIN me unioni w.n me Nv, p1n1n sg OF condues,
ssieh, % Sstio.s va. referred 70 Z COMMIT
" ,sylturysnt Vovn. "a nsw snd n, hinam'
y NJ ,eut; nounh =, w nnu ". micon.
~ "a Ia .uSm 9l 4 x saontsd ha 'e'oiu''ona
~ Gscuns osse - ~ ss,. w.. eeis upon
~. ~ sniS y. I.sss
light 70 vote il Dis sisyi aud
,Wbeisaxn no sucn s nstsTRs NJ, peen made ey
nasys nv iossl votsr Ne fuii essrsis ~
Ris risSts !: citizen, and '' u "
Wnstsss ss a so!d,sr d s ss, EXCLUDED IRON ron
the mss q ne yniSn soldier.
M I whyt,s atna my ,t my
s s,e tnS rsps,non vSsee ~. ,ne hepv.p,iosn
s sto1et I9sttint ~ me uIScthon "
i, = AZ aslS Th.,.sore ~ ~ '"e' "u''s"
E@so,rsd. That We. a. soldiers and sailor,
nsss ~ ~ sstsrrrt ~ ths rchei ncunc,ac~ ~
All. H,.t,t,s y, shsts aanrts ~ snssL ~, nv
saiS,srs. ana nronoinos their ilbeis AZ vostSv
only Of lhs party whoss hands are stained with
the BLOOD '.. o. lou our oomr 1,as .,,,.,u
~, xts nnSss t,iste ~ n,,s.ss,
upon lie anal oycrthrow Of the rebel Demo.
crazy IN tn,s CITY; .y,.n ,,,~ ,,..,.,
~ a. a. ..s..rsxto scwmi,tss X 10. -tsS
instruetioe, 10 eonS,der he obiectiouabis feat.
ur esi sna .aen report 70 inc onion'
''''N-.I - .r....
PoLIcB Irxns.-Joseph PlatE was taken
by Officcr McCoigan, for committing an a..
ssuit and battery on CHARLES Tolson, and was
required to give ball for his appearance AT
court. I, on 77-Tl 49,
Ofiicer Kearney, Of the Sixth precinct, took
Justice Clark for the larceny OF beef from
Messrs. Barnel d Co., Monument lot, and he
was committed for court. 'EUt.0
II. o. Shoies, J. T. Vernell, T. s. Obol, T. l.
Morgan, James Baldwin, John MashuAr, and
Francis Roardon were taken before the same
running their wagons without a license.
Oficcr Hughes, OF the same precinct, ar.
rested Annie Robinson, colored, for making
threats Of violence towards Mollie johnson
and the same Justice held her In bail to keer
tho peace. = ~
Justice Morsell; IN the Fourth precinct, by
Ofiicer Boyle, on complaint OF Harriet Dim.
ond, who charged him with petit larceny, and
Sanitary Omcer Lusby arrested Richard
Burrell, colored, for the larceny Of pair o.
Gee. Justice Tucker sent him TO JAIL fol
court.
and burial from the Mayor for the body o
had the body inferred In the corporation bury
body Of John Wesley Lee, coiored, which was
found drowned at the foot OF @ street.
In the various precincts the following
amounts Of fines were imposed; First precinct
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-18
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- uEIrsp srArla PArRsr oyyicsl.

wIsmIsaros, May q. lsSs.
On the petition Of HOMAGE W. PEAsLEE. Of Nal
dan Bride. N y /, prsyiaY fSr ne sItsn.iou q :
sntedatsd September 9Th, 1854, reissued January
sth, 1886, aud again re.sued March 10Th, 1857, for
an mprovementin Machines for Washing Paper
stock, for seven years from the expiration Of said
patent, which takes place on the 9Th day Of Sep
telnber, 1885,
Patent Omce on MONDAY, the sist day Of August
next, at 70 clock N. aud All parsons are notified
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing tho extension are required to
sic In the Pstcnt Once their objections, specially
set forth IN writing, AZ least t,oenfK days before
the day OF hearingj all testimony filed by either
party, 10 be used at tho said hearing must be taken
once, which will be furnished on application,
mony. must be aisd In The ono. tesmiy days before
the Day o. heasinEi tho arguments. u any, within
, Ordered, also, that this no,ies DO publi.hsd In
ton, D. c., and in I've Atlas, New York. n
Y, once Aweek for three successive woeksi the
drst Of said publications TO DO at least sixty days
previous to the day Of Hearing ~ srorr
je4-ThS Acting CommissloneI Of Patents.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-18

EquirY CouRT-J Judge 0iin.-This court made
the following orders yesterday;
Mcguire OF Al. W. Willie 81 a. Order ratify-
Upperman 70. Uppsrmsn. Order to take
testimony. 100 .H-
Swain W. Swain. Order for anal ratiaca-
ton Of trustee. sale; CONFIRMING report Of au.
Finch ct 81. vs. Way OF 81. Order OF refer.
ence to auditor to report on the propriety Of
sale.
. Adiourncd
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-18
WYE SELL FOR ONE DOLLARi

Geld and Silver Watches, Sowing Machines, Silk
Dress Patterns, CArpetings, Domestic Goods, DC.
CIRCULARS SENT FREE,
glyink full particulars, or ten checks sent for One
Dollar, describing ten different articles which We
ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Splendid inducements oaered to agents sending
as clubs Address LAB0NTk bABBITT,
No q Sudbury street, Bostea, MASS.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-18

CONSERVATIVE CoUSoILs.-This body met
yesterday, Mr.. Lsrman, Of the upper Board,
absent. No business was transacted, and the
two Boards adjourned to the same place at s
p. m. to-day.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-18

ExANIsATios OF CoLonGD soHooLs.--on
Tuesday last, at l;3o p. M, Superintendent A.,
bali, Prof. drovner, Of New York, and quite a
number Of ladies and gentlemen, visited Mrs.
L. M. L. Ricks' Oolfax Literary and Domestic
street west, where they found one Of the neat.
eat and most orderly schools they ever had the
pleasure Of visiting. The pupil: underwent a
, WIitiSs .sitSmsso srannss ana ssSps
and acquitted Themselves In the ablest man
ner. Several beautiful pieces Of music were
executed on their ans piano BY Misses 81 In.
MED By some OF the finest voices we have
heard IN = long time. Mas Sarah Jane Jack.
son then stepped forws and announced that
she had q gift which she wished to present to
Mai. Gen. o. o. Howard on the part OF the
young ladies OF the school, but seeing that he
was not present begged that Rev. MT. kim
man consented to do, when she, proceeded IS
follows, which will explain itself;
MAJOR GEs: o. o. HowARD; Attic close Of
@ 4. %s srs
to present tokens OF gratitude to all, We must
select those Who have rendered our school I'm.
mediate assistance, and prominent among ns,ss
q. .no Gen s.s e. o Hows Ss Is SSs now in
our OUT esteem. Had not the sehooi rooms, desks
soa i ispTs our sshoo %oad have
existed. We present you this small token, a
book mark, on which is wrought the Bible,
o ~, KIT, hri,,.s ,s,sb a. the remembranee 81
cup wnGm s,onsm.nt and forgiyeness of
IN IN. W. lave ami resncct vou' beeause you
aha ~ ~ 81 III n,sn eona7 and
w pioe, s W. So osnast ~ ner.nn ar somnsn
tha' ny h'n . w npt,nn ha thst searcth a,od
ion, ous ~ ,.htsomsrsss H. sccenteS nj
nv "1 U,aosa .nasnt thss With onr 1--we md
him. roaso "00sP' 'A'' "''' Tvs 49,
eAseem' .a.ot,,.s th. fo,iovipv com.
miss Jackson .Soeea NV 'o"o"A'e ''~'
munieshoh yes'era"y
wAslIsaTos, D. @, June II. 1893
Sarah J. Jackson aad, pgpils " the coVdS Liter
MrpnAn TntEsDs; shAnk y you nea ~ yaSs
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-18

0rKs on SUsDAY.-One OF the propristors
OF the National Theatre WAS before Justice
Harper on Tuesday, charged with keeping the
theatre t open on sunday tor ne sale OF tickets
night. The case Wac ruled for hearing on
Friday evening.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-18

LAYING or Gas PIrRs.-Thc Washington
Gas Company have large number Of men en-
ployed, under the supervision Of Mr.. John
Lynch, in laying gas pipes on q street north,
commencing at Seventh street and extending
to Third street, They then propose to extend
them down Third street to the gas-holdcr be-
tween Maine and Maryland avenues.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-18
Amusements.
WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN.

The proprietor Of this well known and popular
place Of resort desires 10 call the attention Of asso
eat9ns schools and private parties wishing TO i've
WAsMiSaFSSON CITY GARDEN.
Fret street west, 10 easy Of aeeess, and Is shady,
cool, and pleasant. ftfs suppiied with shooting
fIeshmonu "a i kinds and ofihs best qualify. fur.
nished a. the lowest rates. There q also q hns
',.'. : '''' JOIN n HheoscRRiEksHPsk.
Eft Manager.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-18

Run ovHR.-A small colored boy was run
over by a passing wagon, on Pennsyl vaniA
afternoon, and had one Of his feet eonsidera-
bly, ushed by a wheel passing over II. The
boy was taken to the spothecary establish
ment Of DR.. ID. p. Hickling, corner Of Third
street and Pennsylvania avenue, where the
wound was properly dressed and the little
fellow enabled to walk home.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-18

ADMITTED TO the BAs,-We are pleased to
learn that our friend, II. 4. darrettson, Of
he Raj Of The SVprema pourt Of the Distriet
OF COLUMBIA. M, q. ~ p graduate Of the
Columbian college Law sc6aol gf thi. eity,
and, we doubt not, VIII E,se nsg SSda ~ aSs
chosen. Hshss par best wishes Tor brilliant
esreer, ,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-18

REAL Estate SALEs.-Messrs. Wall X Co.,
auetioneers, have sold the west half OF lot No.
0, in square 4ss, fronting 10 feet on south @
streets west, and running back l34lS feet, to
Thomas Fitzgerald, for Is cents per square
foot. ,.'
Messrs. Green & Williams, auotioneers, have
sold lot No. 10, In square 3J5, 20 feet front by
100 feet deep, improved by franc house, on
y street south, between Third and Four-and.a.
half streets, Island, to VIM, Dole, for 2olS
between Ninth and Tenth streets, to Mr.. A.
Brown, for As 30 per foot,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-02
GENERAL BURNSIDE.


We see in oar exchanges that Gen. Burn
Sidr, the dsliverer Of East Tennessee in 1868,
gives the following reason why be is going
to vote against Seymours
al shall vote against Seymour, because ]
think be was an enemy to his country when
II was in trouble" .
And for this reason the Democratic organ
at NashVille-the Union and AmeTiean-salls
the General "a fool"
Very well, we shall see who Is the fool aE
ter the 6rst Tuesday IN November next. But
Bunny has been guilty Of a great many foolish
tricks in his life. AT Knoxville, "onee upon
a time" be was so foolish IS to have lot Of
telegraPhic wires wrapped around the stumps
and logs in 'front.' Of Fort saunders-which
slightly disconnected The rather hasty visit
Of a lew uneoosh friends and neighbors Just
ever the way one night; and who are now
snugly sleeping bsnea,h a little mound stu
Hted a few hundred yards below said Fort.
That was Egly in the GinTaL. He also re-
qaired Louassrest and his army to winter in
the woadi, above Knoxville, without any
shelter, and but very little 10 eat. That was
a"tragtoui-ioolish IL no name for TT
osu. Bunnaides people In Rhode Island
belong 10 ihe sans class Of fools With the
oenefal. They seat a large number Of Union
soldiers dow here, during The rebellion, 10
hFe' "g'ibs' our eiiroiy-ueh as Yankees
-hsnebmsn-aboIition ists-earpstbagg
-eapp'rs, and 'sh like. Aud since the
Wsf hey have %asiasily been 30 naughty as
20 elect Geo. Burnside Governor Of their
stes lhrfr or four several tines,
Bot ~ rather Ike these sind Of fooia-
s,nd a. 'sme more Of then
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-02
Captain J. M. RuCkeF, GalllpOlls,
Ohio,


AgHln this gallant soldier has placed us
under obligations by sending US a batch of
late Eastern and Southern pApers. He re-
ports The Ohio Ship all right.
Keep up your banner with the Stkfs and
Stripes, Captain, and see that your rudder is
straight for Victory! The Southern Loyal
Ship is CALAMITY manned, well-rigged, BAN
ners- unfurled, and is driving soraihe. Grant
and Colfax harbor at the tate Of 24O knots
an hour The Democratic Ku-Ksux craft,
CaPt' Forrest, (upsea-worthy at the start y
was wrecked at Memphis recently. The crew
and passengers are now floating about on
broken fragments of the vessel, crying out at
us "ShP AhOy!" "ShP Ahoy@ But nary
a ship ahoy are we "We're on our journey
home" and don't intend to be annoyed BY
%corsair freebooters, who have tumbled in
They're bound to go under in November
and all the comfort we can give them is; "Go
under, Lemons !n
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-02
Josh Billings on the Situation.
Josh is a funny teller. Here is his last
which is capital. Joshua Is "sum PmgpkiaSr

Josh is a funny teller. Here is his last,
which is capital. Joshua Is "sum PampkiaJ':
BILLINGS on CATS.
Speakin Of kats, mi opinyun il, and will
continue to be, that the old fashioned, kaliko-
coulered kats il the best breed for a man NV
moderate means, who hain't got but little
mummy to put into kats.
They propagate the most intensely, and lay
around the stove more REGULAR" than the
Maltese, or the brindle kind.
The yaller kat IL a fair kat, but they amt
reliable they are apt to stay OUT late at
night, and once in a while git on a had bust.
Blak kats have a way ov CITING on the top
ov the wood-house when other folks hav
gone tew bed, and singing dswets ill their
voices Spite, and their tails swell till it seems
az If they must split.
II | waz you, ! wouldn't 90 into the bizzi-
pess until the phinances oy the country gets
more calm, for if there Gums a big smash-up,
kats will be the fust thing to dip.
Dimmykratic or Ku-klux kats hev deklined
in the market onreasonably on akouut Nv the
stringent lor past by the Tennissy Legislator
-thdy amt with a kuss
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-02
The Democracy on Forrest.

Gen. Forrest cannot endure the idea o.
quietly subslding like the illustrious Lee.
He must publish to the world that there are
10000 X. X. KS in Tennessee. That mas
terly piece of his strategy unhitched the
dead lock of the two Houses at Nashville,
and placed in Brownlow's hands the miiitia
and Ku-Klux 5ills.-Bristol Meas.
JUS so, Ikel But "murder will out" For
rest ripped a hole in the stomach of the Dem
oeratic-Ku-Klux party, and let the bowels
right out. The Editor of the Nashville
Banner, endorsed him and the Commercials
correspondenE-and here vent the whole
rebel press, PsH nell, after him straight down
to the brink of the precipiee, with their eyes
shut JUS so !-w-h-e-wl
NOO, after it is TOO late, it is positively dis
covered that Forrest has played smash! What
a set of unfortunate DamphoolsI
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-02
Rebel Riot in Georgia,

The rebel riot in Camilla, Mitchell County,
Georgia, is another New Orleans and Mem
phis aaair-and only proves what rebels can
do in the way of numbering Union men,
when backed and encouraged in their hellish
work by such officials and political tricksters
as Andy johnson. Had he pursued the prop
er course, we should not now have to record
such outrages, This kind of work, we are
persuaded, will soon have an end--the day
of retributive justice will roll round after
awhile. Be patient.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-02
BRADLEY COUNTY.
Letter from the Gallant Captain
White, Representative In The
Legislature.
CLEVELAND, TESNEssEE, I
EnnAu.nEnr 90 Inln

hSpAChotI 90 1000
Col. GRfsHAN:-ThaRks for your issue Of
the 25th, just received. 1t contains Informs
tion that every Republican 10 Tennessee
should have, and ! commend this issue in
particular to every one.
We have just got fairly to work. Bradley
county Is all right. Saturday the Goth. we
had q grand rally Of Radicals, aud missed a
beautiful lag-pole-which does honor TO the
party, and particularly to Bradley county
on the top Of which floats a very fne and
large English bunting flag, with the inscrip-
ton "GnASr ASD CoLvAx." Long may it
wave.
The citizens were addressed by Hon. A.. J.
Fletcher and Col. D: N: Nelson, our District
Electori Both speeches were excellent, and
fully appreciated.
Rect assured that we win do our part, and
that part well. Everything is lovely" &c.
Respectfully, W. O. WHrrE.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-02
POLITICS IN VIRGINIA.
The Speaking at Prices Forks,
Montgomery 60.
PalcEsl FonEs. N. Sol. d. ia

PRicEs' FonEs, Va, Sept. u, 1893.
Cot. GEo. Z. GkIsHAM -Yesterday our
people were favored with a political FEAST
seldom enjoyed in dissection Of the c~ountrp
Notice was circulated through the county
that a young man by the nam OF Or j. Ba-
con from Jonesboro', Tenn, would DO pres
snt and discuss the political issues of-the
CANVASS with the Hon. W. r. Staples. Accord
lngly about eight or Mint handred people a.
sembled in the grove AZ this place TIE ball
vas opened BY Mr. Staples, who led OF vifh
a speech Of one hour and = halt when Mr..
Bacon followed for about the sana leHtth Of
time. he was very severe on the ariginh
rebels and made them turn red behind theif
ears. lie closed with an eloquent appeal 70
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-02
Murder.

J. c Willis, of Hawkins county,
who win be remembered as the mar
derer of YIN. Sizomore, some time
since, was shot and killed in that
county last Sunday, by a man named
Burton The killing was tho result
of an old grndge. lie was shot twice,
the second shot, taking effect in the
head and producing instant DEATH
KHor. Whig.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-02
Vim. DempSy Killed by Stewart
Nelson.

We learn from the Knoxville Wig, that on
Thursday night, the Gath ult, about IL
o'clock, Wm. Dempsy was shot and killed by
Stewart Nelson. On Friday morning Nelson
was arraigned before Esquire Jourolman for
an investigation of the facts of the case.
After hearing the evidence, Justice Jour
Gilman held that it was a case of justi6able
homocide, and Mr.. Nelson was accordingly
discharged.
Nelson is the son of Thos. A. R. Nelson,
formerly Of this place.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-02
LATEST NEWS.



Congress- assembled al the 2lsI
inst, pursuant to adjournment. IN,
following resolution was adopted:
That the President of the Senat,
and Speaker Of the House adjourned
their respective Houses untill /.
o'clock NJ. on the 10th of October, anc
that they then, unless otherwise ord.
cred by tho two Houses, further adj
journed their respective Houses un.
I'll II o'clock NJ. 10th of November
and that they then, unless otherwise
ordered, further adjourn their re.
spectivs Houses until the first Mon,
day 10 December at II o'clock II.
WARRINGTON Sept. 29.-Lieutenant Scot
states that in The reccrt fight in Texas, among
nine persous killed, were five white persons
painted like Indians.
Dispatches from General Sherman confirms
the recent reports regarding Col. Forsyth's
command. They had been rescued.
NEWARK, N. j., Sept. 29.-For English mi.
ners were crushed to death by the cavinE OF
an iron mine At Mount, Hope, New, Jersey,
to day.
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 29.-on Saturday
night, in New Kent county, Mrs. Stewart, a
widow was murdered and the corpse burn,
with the building. John Baker, her farm
manager, was also murdered and robbed of
five hundred dollars in gold.
The train on the Contra, Road with two
hundred Of the Goth Infantry on board from
Washington tor Tennessee, ran of this after
noon near ~GordonsVille, killing four and
wounding a large number.
Four cars went of. Three companies Of
the same regiment left here to-day for Ten
nssee.
NRw York, Sept, 3O.-The correct returns
from the Maine election are all in. The Re-
publican majority is 20, I72.
John II. Surratt was acquitted in Wash
iHgton city last week. Thus another mur-
derer goes at large
CONCORD, N. H., Sept. 26.-Ex-
President Pierce is very feeble and
his nerves quite shattered. 1t is doubt
full if ever he gets about again.
WHEELING, W. Va, Sept. GA dis
astrous fire occurred h0re at an early
hour this morning, in Culbertson's
Star Foundry, during which four per-
ons were killed and six or eight
severely injured by the falling walls.
ST., Louis, Sept. 2S--A letter from
Hon. John NJ. Krunn, a prominent
lawyer and Conservative, of this city
was read at a Republican meeting
last night, announcing that he would
support Grant and ColfAx.
SIbAs and Charles J. James were
executed ut IL o'clock, in Worcester,
Massachusetts,, for the murder of Jo-
seph g.. Gluck. They were hung on
the same scatfold upon which Pro-
fossor Webster expiated his crime.
Five companies of colored militia
have been organized in Memphis
They have been promised something
to DO.
BosToN, Sept. 29.-Gen. Ben. Butler
re-nOminated to day by the Con-
vention, for Congress.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 29-Ger. T. C. Hind
man was asS~asSinated at his residence
at Helena last night. A mar named
Of Springfield, Mo-, who serv-
ed under HindmaR, was, arrested.
denies being the murderer.
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~ AterribIo conIagration is rag.

r@-A terrible conAagration il rag-
ing in the forests of Oregon and
California The FIRE is estimated
to. have already spread over an area
Of two hundred square miles on both
sides Of tho Colombia river, Oregon.
~ Is feared that the towns Of 81.
Helens and Astoria will be destroyed
A tract Of five miles Of woods near
San Rafael Marin county, California,
is on fire, the smoke from which com
pletely enveloped the hRrbor and city
Of San Francisco.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-02

GrThe difference between tho
Seymour party and the Grant party
is this-when, in 1864, the latter said
sCaFFy on the war" the former said,
sStop it, Now in 1868, when the
latter Gays, mIet us have peace" the
Seymour. Blair party calls out. "Let
us have war; The people who were
for ~ar in 1864 are for peace in 1865,
and rice versa.