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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-19

The Gazette OF Tuesday evening has the
following itcmsi
IT IS REPORTED that the result Of the late
Inspection, Of the proposed route of tho Lynch.
burg and Danvillc railroad BY Mr.. Barbour,
the president Of that road and of the Orange,
Alexandria and Manassas railroad, Is an as.
surancc that II the landowners Of the coun-
ties Of Campbell and Pittsylvanla will make
liberal contributions oftheir now cheap acres,
tho new road will be put under contract as
soon as the proper arrangements can be
effected.
HUTCHINSON, who killed q man named
Hays at Guilford station, on the Alexandria,
Loudoun and Hampshire railroad, on Tues.
day last, Is still ut large, though he frequcnts
that neighborhood. An attempt was made
to arrest him Q night or two ago by the
sheriff Of Loadouu With posse, but he was
apprised OF the effort and escaped.
A YOUNG LADI, named Thompson, whose
parents reside on the land Of Mr.. Marshall,
In the ncighborhood Of Happy creek station,
on the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas
railroad, while walking through the woods
TO Front Royal, yesterday evening, was over
taken on the road by two colored men,
strangors In the nelg and ravishcd.
The railroad agent at Happy creek saw the
men following the young lady, and suspect
inB tnht lucy Wcro hiter no good started
after them, but, unfortunately, did not come
up with them until after they had ruined
their victim. Tho news Of the outrage
spreading, party was Immediately raised,
who, pursuing the villains, soon struck their
track, and In q short time arrested them
near Front Royal, and put them IN jail at
that town. The excitement increased rapidly
after they had been locked up, and the jail
In few minutes was surrounded by large
crowd OF enraged citizens of the county,
who threatened TO break open the doors aud
take the wretches out and hang them on the
nearest tree, but after a speech from Mr..
jackson, advising obedience to the law, bet
ter councils prevailed, and the assemblagc
dispersed, to await the result Of the magis-
trate's examination, which was to have been
held to-day-the sheriff In the meantime
posting an armed guard around the Jail
An organized attempt to take the prisoners
out and hang them was made towards day
light this morning, the result Of which Is
not vet known,
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2 WAsHINdTON. d. O., July %, 1869,
On the petition Of JAAEs Q. LEACH, Of BAllston
patent gra ted to him on he sob Of October, 1885,
additional Improvement. July {, 1855, and again
1857. for an Improvement In Looms:
Ills ordered that said petition be heard at this
son may oppose this extension, Objections, depo.
siton, and other papers should DO nled In this
SAMUEL s. FISHER,
Augo-Th5w Commissioner OF Pate, spt
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RoBBERY.-The store and dwelling of Mr..
5. Mcdonald, tailor, on Eighth near II street,
was entered by burglars after ~ O'Clock
Tuesday evening. About 500 worth Of
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Stoves. Etc

ORNIN GLORY FIRE.
PLACE HEATER.
BASE BURHIsG-sBLP FEEDING.
This IL new Pire-Plaee Stove on the principle Of
the celebrated Morning oiury," Of which I
have cold over four hundred the last three seasons
Call and see H. II. ]. GREGORY.
sols Agent for District,
ses Penssyivaaia svsnus. near seventh street
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We BUY OUR CLOTHING at Oak Hall, 400
Seventh street, opposite Post Office. u
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WE BuY Our CLOTHING at Oak Hall, 400
Seventh street, opposite Post Office.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
4 PLEASANT SUMMER hEsoRT.

WRAyRyPPIISSd PAPER FoK SALE AT THIS
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-19

The GREAT REMEDY or THE Aax.-At this
season OF the year persons become fatigued
after the slightest excrtlon and feel as though
they need something for their lAuguor and
weakness. For all such the only sure and
immediate remedy Is Charles gautler's Ma
tive Wine Bltters, which are pleasant TO the
taste, an invaluable tonic TO the syatom and
a preventive Of the diseases prevalent during
this season. No female should DO without
them, as they are the great bcnefactor OF
their sex. For sale by all druggist and
groccrs at one dollar psf bottle.
THE PnILuARxosIcs will give their grand
moonlight excursion TO Glymont this even
Ing, the steamer Wawasot leaving her wharf
at six o'clock, p. m. The trip will be de-
lightfui one, no doubt; and We advise all
who can attend 10 do so. II will DO remcm-
bored that q storm seriously intcrfcrcd with
the first excursion Of this association, not
withstanding which those who went down
with them enjoyed themselves hugely.
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tCommunieated,)
The Recent order In the Treasury
Dspartnent-Aw Word for CLERKS.

WARRINGTON, Aug. IS, 1900,
Mn. EDIroR; II soems hard that we, In the
Treasury Department, should be almost al
ways on the anxious bench, and made to
fractions by few OF the salutary rules pro-
mulgated BY tho Secretary for the govern
ment Of the ofiicers and employees Of that
Department.
Without attempting 10 disparagc or reflect
upon the manner Of enforcing these rules,
allow me, through the medium Of your ex-
cellent paper, 70 suggest O rlodus opsrdndh
which will etfectually and forever preclude
the necessity Of any further orders.
Now, believe that II out Of the whole
number Of employees Of the Treasury De-
partment, those thirteen male and three TO
male clerks, who mako II daily business Of
absentlng themselves from their desks, and
thus bring odlum upon all others by their
constant disregard Of the Secretary's rules
wcro removed, order would reign In Warsaw.
Ny plan would be TO discharge these deln-
quent droncs summarily, without fear, favor,
or affection, aud announce the fact with the
names, and then those that remain would
properly discharge their duties as they have
ever done, without the iteration and reitera-
ton Of humlllatlng circulars. It is easy to
perceive with what precision, daily, certain
dlstinguishablo hats and clothes enter this
before three O'Clock, and egress aud i,,gre@
nnehip between these hours. They are read
lily recognized, because the number Is so
small, as the droncs and shlrkcrs always TO
be found where industry Is necessarily active,
and should never DO tolerated, but should
incontlncntly, like the lazy bee, DO kicked out
Of the hive.
Do your duty, Mr.. Secretary, and save
the reputation and feelings OF as intelligent
l.l. 81 AZ
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We BUY OUR CDornIse at Oak Hall, AGO
Seventh street, opposite Post Office.
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We BUY ORR CLOTHING at Oak Hall, 400
Seventh street, opposite Post Office.
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A MIXED LARCENY.-sergcant Pool ar
rested Christopher Bohlayer on the COM
plant of Frederick Martin, who charged
Bohlaycr with the larceny of a looking glass,
a lady's dress, a keg OF lager beer, and an
old hat. Justice Schmidt held the accused
TO ball for court.
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LARGE TRAs.-A train Of 81 cars loaded
with cattle arrived In this city on Tuesday
night from Lynchburg en- route as follows;
ried safely to Baltimore, where all the stock
were unloaded, and that for New York and
Philadelphia reshiPped. The train returned
here yesterday.
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The Lincoln Cooperative Building Asso.
citation meet tomorrow night at Temperance
Hall. Parties DESTROYS Of informing them
selves In regard to this association can do SO
by applying at the secretary's Office, No. 81
Missouri avenue.
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The AUCTION SALE TODAY AT RENO CITY.
Our business men will bear In mind that the
great auction sale Of lots at Reno city takes
place this afternoon at five o'clock. Messrs.
Onion " Butts have made arrangements to
convey all who wish to attend and coaches
will leave the corner Of Seventh and Z streets
every hour to-day AFTER six a. m. The fare
Is placed at ten cents, so that no one can
havo an excuse for remaining away on that
account. The enterprise OF Messrs. Onion
~ Butts In putting so many desirable build.
Ing lots upon tho market, cannot but be ap-
preciated by all Of our citizens interested In
the growth and prosperity Of tho District.
The locality Is unsurpassed, aud every In
ducement invites the investment of capital
In this neighborhood. The particular ad.
yantages Of purchasing property In this
new town will be better appreciated II per.
sonally examined. We hope the sale will
be well attended.
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A BOSS oUARRrMAS is wanted. See ad.
yertisement.
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SEVENTH WARD WoRKIsGMRN.-Thc Ia.
boring men Of the Seventh ward are moving
in the matter Of forming an association for
the protection OF their Interests. On Tues
day evening, meeting was held at IIysOn's
Hall, presided over by Councilman Nuttcr,
when the preliminary steps TO an organiza-
ton were taken. The meeting was addressed
by Messrs. Nutter, Douglass, of New Orleans;
j. l.. n. Bowen, Rev. J. W. Green, and
Messrs. Lee and Williams, who reviewed the
labor movement, and urged that all laboring
men be on the Qui Viyc for their present and
future interests. All the speakers condemned
the scheme of coolle importation, brought
forward by capitalists In order to reduce the
status OF labor, and bring about unjust com.
petition.
Mr.. Nutter was chosen temporary presl.
dent, and n meeting TO perfect the Organiza-
ton will be held next week. II Is under
stood that the association is irrespective of
party, and has no political bias, aud is merely
formed to protect the interests of the labor
ing men Of the ward.
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ASSAULT ON REVENUE OFFICER.
Monday night, W. P. Rider, residing on +
street south, between Third and Four-and a.
half streets, was assaulted by Thomas Brown
and Leonard Harris, who beat him severely.
The parties committing the assault were ar
raigned before Justice Pearson on Tuesday
aud fined each $40. II Is alleged that Rider
had In his possession evidence duplicating
these parties In violating the internal reye-
nue. laws by keeping an Illicit dlstillery 10
the Seventh ward, hence the attack and
assault. The revenue department Is, we un-
inqulring into the facts of the case.
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NJ. NJ. RoHRER, New York avenue and
Nlnth street, wants real estate notes.
We BUY OUR CLOTHING at Oak Hall, 400
sTenIh street, opposite Post Ofice.
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THE YELLED WoMAS-WHo Is SnEi-
Last night about O'Clock woman OF ma
lestic form, dressed In black, and wearing a
brown linen duster, was observed slowly
promenadlng the paved footway inside the
City Hall Enclosure. She was closely yelled,
and used every precaution not to have her
features seen. Who knows but that II was
" Lena" In search Of her Allen
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DIR. Whittier.

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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

ocoNEE coUNTY-lS PROBATE.
Mary Rankin, Applicant,
Francis C,pnhcart and Lands, ,ay Debts
others, Dclcndants. fvG Partition, &c.
appearing to my satisfaction that Francis
4 Capcheart md Margaret eliza CapGhcart,
detGndants in this case, reside beyond the limits
Of this State; The said absent defendants ore
required to appear in the Probate Court, to be
holden at Walhalla, S. G., on the LIST day Of
July next, to show cause, if any they can, Why
the Real Estate of Edward Rankin, deceased,
should not be sold, and the proceeds, after Day.
mcnt Of debts, divided among tho heirs Of said
the same will be entered Of record. Given nm.
der my hand and seal, this 9Th day Of APRIL,
lSoo. RICHARD LEWIS, :
Judge Of Probate.
April S, 1869 26 3m
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Changeof Schedule On Greenvillo
and Columbia Railroad.

I'm and Sftcr Wednesday, tho 18th inst, the
" Passeigcr trains will run daily, Sundays
excepted, co nccting with Night Train on South
CAROLINE ami Charlotte and South Carolina
Railroads, asfollows:
Leave Colunbia, 100 q M
Leave Alst4, 855am
Leave NcwbVry, 10 35
Arrive ut Abievillo, 80 p
Arrive at Anderson, 515pm
Arrive at GrcoIsillc, 90 pm
Leave Grcenvills 500 m
Leave Anderson AS q m
Leave Abbeyillc, 845
Leave Newbcrry, 1875 pm
Leave Aston, 3O0pm
Arrive at Columbian 500 m
Trains on tho Blue Ridge Railroad will also
run daily. Sundays excepted, connecting with
the up and down trains In the Grccnvillo and
Columbia Railroad, rs follows:
Leave Anderson at 52Opm
Leave Pcndlcton ut G 9 0 n M
Arrive ut Walhalla at 500 n M
Leave Walhalla at d 90 n m
Loavo Pcndlcton Mt S 40 n M
Arrive ut Anderson Mt 6 40 IN
The train will return from Belton to Anderson
on Monday and Friday mornings.
JAMES o. MEREDITH,
General Superintendent.
Jan. 81. 1869 Is IT,
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LIN Bankruptcy.
IN TIE MATTER OF A.. NJ. SMITH, KpI,
TO WHOM III MAY CONCERN.

Il1E undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap-
L pointment as Assignee Of a.. M. Smith, of Oco.
neo County, State of South Carolina. WIN hoa
beon adjndged Q Bankrupt upon his own Petition.
by tho District Court for the Western District ~
South Carolina.
W. O. KEITH, Assignee.
Walhalla, May 70, 1860. So 8
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a CHAPTER OF ACOIDENTS.-Ihe "NeW
York Herald" of Wednesday, thus sums up
the accidents occurring on tho previous day
There was the, usual number of murders, sui.
cidcs, outrages, etc:
First, a terrific fro at the oil works in Wee
hawken, which commenced in tho afternoon
of Monday, severely burning several of the
Workmen, flooding tho East river with fire,
destroying one hundred and twenty thousand
dollars worth Of property, causing the loss of
many vessels at anchor, and several explosions,
and continuing until yesterday to obscure
parts Of this city with clouds of smokc. Next,
at three o'clock in tho morning, a fearful OK
plosion of kordsSeno oil occurred at Hunters
point, Brooklyn destroying seven lighters, a
Norwegian brig, the Advance and burning
down five houses in tho destructive spread of
thenlames. LatAr in the day the steam tug,
William Parkcs, \cxplodcdshcr boiler in tho
East rivor, at foot If Walf.strcct, scalding four
of her crew. The ferry boat, Norwalk, plying
to Concy Island, was run into and almost
sunk in tho East riScr, near Fulton ferry, by
a tug, which cut into hcr SO deeply that sho
had to DO towcd rapidly ashore, her crew cs.
Gaping only by being carried off in small
boats. A largo livery ##ablo was destroyed by
fire in Brooklyn, last nNht, mourning a loss
Of scycnty-Gyo thousanddollars.
JEnUsALEM.-It is stated that turnpike
road is now In course Of construction between
Jsffa, the old Joppa, on tho sea.coast, and
Jerusalem, a distance of thirty.six miles.
Tho engineering is very rude, but part of the
,road is already finished, over which is run
ming an omnibus, driven by a Now England
stage driyer,ono of the survivors ofthc Amo.
rioan colony at Jaffa. The Turkish Govern
mont has collected $3.50 900 topay for the road,
and also compels the inhabitants to work up
on it at vofy low rates Of wages. Toll. gates
have already been established. Jaffa is only
accessible in a calm, but with this dieadvan.
tagoits export Of cotton, fruit, oil and sesame;
seeds amount TO $4,000, 900 por annum.
SrAaaERs AMONG HOES .--Teke ono tea.
spoonfuiio Of swecs, oil Cor any good oily, and
half; tho ssauantity Of spirits % turpontine.
Mir md shake tho oil aud turpentine we'll to
getheer, then lay tho hog down with tho Affect
Cd cdr \, ibid pour this mixture into his sar
holding him in that situation a momont or two,
untilit gotsswell into tho head. No further
attention. lis necessary I have not lost a case
thus treated for seventeen years.
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NV First Duck.


In the morning when tho light was about
tho color of q gray cat in a cellar, Tim reused
mo up, aud We sailed forth. We marched
silently along shore, Choking sharp" thro'
the rcods. Tim constantly whispered to me
TO 'kocp my eyes open" The gun felt very
heavy, and in that peculiar light looked about
fftccn feet long. On wo strodo, my pulse
going like a volunteer at Buona Vista. Sud
denly, says Tim, softly:
"Ah, there's a chance, by Jovc! Now,
my boy, all ready"
"Eh, chanoo! whcro, at what
Tim put his fingers to his lips, and, making
me crouch down, pointed through tho rccds.
In q minute, suro enough, I saw q duck grace
fully bobbing up and down, about fifty yards
of, or less. | became awfully excited.
eliot me shoot him, Tim?"
<'Ccrtainly crack away"
l knelt down; my fingers tromblcd like
those of a surgeon at his first operation. Tho
duck looked about tho size of q turkcy-gob-
bier to my distorted vision. 1t was a fearful
moment.
However, I recovered myself by r%esoluto
efcrt, brought the gun up, took q long MUIR
derous aim, my hngors pressed tho Trigger,
whangl l behold sky, and fourteen hundred
thousand stars perpendicular before me. Up
on examination l found tins phenomenon
was occasionioncd by my horizontal position
on my back, combined with tho conclusion
OF tho shot.
"Youv'c DIT INN J cried I'm. lies
wounded. QUICK quiok' take my gun Whllo
\ load yours"
l looked at my weapon. l had hfcd Dotn
'barrels at once. l looked at the duck; nc
was bobblnS up anu down violently. oohsi1
orsbly bewildcred, l.-onS'sook announcer ocau-
pnn..'-and nrco' -.
.Iothef paiioi' @o'oN VI hos OIL
90
up.G
- ~ q. ~ III
49, Ill.,, ~ AD r :p,u loo"u 1no,o'
80 ~ Inv ." o''o'u'ts
A<hlS A-H ONuO l Il SHn I'M X II m
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLlN\

ocoNEE coUNTY-1N PROBATE.
John Wcst, Applicant,
VS.. Petition to sell Lands,
Susan Catharinc West pay Debts, for lfrti-
: and others, Dcfts. ton, &c.
appearing to my satis(r ction tbat Su.an
Il Catharinc West. James Rogers WcstJas-
per West, Martin West, Mary West, Stephen
West, Minerva West and Cynthia Wcst DO
fc adants in this case, reside beyond the limits
of this State: The said absent Defendants arc,
therefore, required to appear in Probate Ca,rt,
to be holden at Walhalla, 8. G., en- the lstHav
why tho Real Estate of Archibald West, dcsl
should not DO sold, and tho proceeds. after pay
mcnt of debts, divided among tho heirs Of saio
deceased, according to law, or thoir consent to
tho san will DO entered of record. Givon un.
der my hand and soal, this 5th day of April
1862, RICHARD LEWIS,
Judge of Probate.
April S, 1860 rs SIN
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DESPERATE EIanT wIrH IND1ANs.-A
despatch from Helena, Montana, says that
from $50 to 200 Sioux attacked the settle.
mcnt at Muscle Shell, on tho Sth of May
Seventy white men remained in the stockado
and sixty sailed out on tho Indians, when a
desperate fight ensuod, lasting seven hours,
Thirty Indians were killed, including rome
gadc half-brccd, and thirty soalpcd. The
remainder escaped by swimming the river.
One white man was killed and another wound.
cd badly. It was reported that a reinforce.
mont of 200 or 800 Sioux were coming up to
attack Muscle Shell again. Tho whites arc
prepared.
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SMALLPOX AND SCARLET FEyER-AN
INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR BoTu.-A CORES
pondcnt Of the Stockton (Cal.) Herald gives
the following as q certain remedy for these ter
riblc diseases F: Sulphate grain; half tea spoon
full of sugar, mix with two ten spoonful of
water. When thoroughly mixed, add four
ounces of water. Take a tea spoonful every
hour. Either disease will disappear in twelve
hours. For a child, smallcrs doses according
to ago. If Countries would compel their ply
%sicians to use this, there would be no need of
pest houses. If you value advice and expo.
%rionco, use this for that terrible disease.
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CARSON p. BRYsON,
Roal Estate Agent
WALUALLA, S. c..

WILL buy and sell REAL ESTATE or the
w most reasonable terms. Persons hay.
ing Lands for sale in the Counties of OMncc
and plckcns arc respectfully requested to for
ward Plats and descriptions as to TIC location
and quality Of tho land to him, and he will keep
them on hand for exhibition to any orc desiring
to purchase Real Estate. Where no sale is al.
icctcd no charge will be made.
DGS- Office Mt BRYSON & cos. Store.
Feb. 4, 1869 II tf