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TAX. FOR 1869!

VUNHE TAX FOR 1869. is now due, and for the
il purpose CT collecting the same, will remain ii
my Office in c. nsreviie, gTSl 90 sIdEflEto1e7 ri
From October 18th until the Third N onday
o3so ur1s in April ancxs, ( fs1Ob lgnogfi
When all unpaid Taxes win be returned delinquent
~ On the 18th of December, am required by
law advertise Real Estate for sale for all unpaid
delinqueneies for 1868, former years and all per
interested requested TO call and pay their
Delinquent Tax before that da te and expense. :.
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TURNPIKE TAX, 1885. f

I have also received the Duplicate for the collec
ton OF the Tax assessed for the benefit of the follow
ing Turnpike Roads: 3 90 c. 9YaIl9d "a e ii
IS Williamsburg q and Economy, SECTION Line Centre
vile and Pleasant Valley Extension. Economy aSd
Farmland, Duolin aud Fayette County, Eeonomy
and Walnut Level. dttaJ 1A13 3gstst0o
West Grove Branch of the Centreville and jack
sonburg Turnpike Company. -
Noand's Fork. Green's Fork and Dover Bloom
ingsport and Economy. Junction., G nsenf Mount and
Ssafs-hfnes Huixuda md 4atshmond.
zaGA- Persons nwaing Real Estate along the linz q
the above named roads, are notified that the tai is
due, nd will be collected at the me time a.
State and county Taxes, and will become Deli queni
if not paid by the third Monday in April, 1870 'Ssfs
JOHN SIM,
TREASURER WAYNE COUNTY, INDIANA.
Cenrerille Indiana, Oct. Is, 1859 r3e 4v
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ONE FOR CoLFAx.--The Oregon Sen
tinel publishes an item in reference to
the CQlfax reception in Ureka. stating
that Q Democrai from Scott Valley. VIII"
mi-toOk ba manners .or smartness, re-
fused to take off his hat, savino! Il do Mt
take.od my hat for any, body, / m a
white man = and that .Colfax replied IN
his hlandest smile bowling removing his
hat: "Oh. never mind. will take of
mine, l can afford to beYpolitc 10 almost
anybody. -t-e.r4 .4.e. s.,f4sff.rs
The New Haven Lever sounds this
note OF warning: Beware. young man!
Pearl powder now used by her is poison!
One touch of those eager lips that enam
eIl-d cheek NAV result in death most
horrible!i Bewarrrrre!' a1 @af.
The total amount of money received
by Treasury Department up to date. and
credited to the Conscience Fund, is
Sl13, 99l, 81, Gen. Spinner will rec
commend that this amount be credited
to the general Sinking fund Hal -
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A Defence of tho President.

Extract from the Speech of E. Delafei Smith ESQ |
at Cooper Institute. New Yorktr of.
The charges against him are, in sub
stance, as follows: First-That he has
one distant relative in Mississippi, and
another in New DIRK, connected by ties
Of marriage (not of blood !. one of
whom is running for Governor with q
prospect Of defeat through the, influence
Of the administration, and the other of
whom tried his hand in the perilous
navigation of Wall street, where he and
a specializing crew in, the same boat were
upset by an adverse wind from Wash
ington- Secondly-That cmulating the
cultured manners Of the earlier Presi-
dents, when q pair of partridgeslare sent
TO him by one of his fellow-citizens as a
mark Of respect and regard. he, accepts
them like a gentleman, instead Of rude
ly returning them, IN an intimation of
modern fastidiousness, with a message
branding the giyer as unworthy of con-
iidence Thirdly-That he often alb
sents himself from the Capital, and min
giles among the people to ascertain their
wants and sentiments for himself, in
stead Of receiving everything at second
hand from self-constitutcd political adj
visers, thus again copying President
asnlnSton, VINO TOOK SLOW stages tnrO
the South, through the Middle States
and through New England at a time
when travel involved an absence o.
months, where days are. only now re-
quired to perform the same journeys. -
Fourihly-That.i in making appointments
to office, he has not (as has been vel
sadly revived the miracle of the five
loaves and two fishes, and given fifty
offices to five thousand applicants. Ht
has moreove, committed the crime o
preferring his friends to his eneimes-
Republicans to Democrats. sil3sD@A
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II Game . earselllng by snodts tic
other day, said scuttle to friend.
slow so?'s w ell. lad them half
sola adj - q
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.-sOn toe morning q the 2sth ina.
by the Rev Mr.. Kinnan, Mr.. III. ERicuAKDs spt
Springfield, Mo-. y Miss lEssIE BuHk, ofthis "
At CentrevSie, on Thursday evening, DC FL,
by the Rev. =. ). Patter, Mr.. lanes. r. w. Smith,
of Louisville, Ky TO Miss Annie E. Baldwin,, niece
OF the officiating minister.
At the parsons ge in Hagerston, Oct goth, BY the
Res. r. D.EspellTsp, Albert NJ smith, of Centre
Vile, 10 Miss = ate Ogborn Of Washington, Wayne
county, Indiana.
At Remns ton, Ind. 70 the 18th inst, by Rex. W.
A Patton, Prof Leo Logan. sot Hs-e, stnwn, Ind
tc Miss Matte Patton, of The former place.
On Thursday, 18Th inst. BY rev. J.v. r. Miller
Il. T. Lemon, and Mary Coalei all of this city.
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PATENTS.

81 Ofsthe number of patents issued from
the u. S. Patent Office for the week
ending to day were granted to citizens
Of your State. LIFE
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NoTIcE.-Tos the, voters of Wayne and
New Garden township, of Wayne coun
ty, Washington, White River and Frank
lin Townships, of Raj dolph county,:
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Male Dog Tax, 81 90; each additional dog, 80 o5;
Female Dog, 81 90. 1891 5H3 80 s9Gasda
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80 II Is not necessary that the subscribers to
club should receive their papers at the same post
Office Where a club OF subscribers has been for.
warded. additions may be made to tat the same
rates. PAperS will be addressed sinEly to each
member Of club,
aS- Money orders should be sent from all post
iees Issuing them. From other Siiees letters
should be registered,
ss- Specimen eaplos Of Daily or Weekly Ma
tlonal Republican sent on application.
Address WI. MURTAGH.
Washington, ID. O.
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In politics 1t supports the principles aud policy Of
the srsat Rspublical party, aud sustaina the Ad-
mihiStration Of General Grant 1t gives especial
attention to the nswsfron all the Executive Depart
ments. embracing oieal orders Of Heads Of Depart
ments and decisions Of beads Of bureaus, thus max
ing 1t a valuable paper for all officers Of the Gov
ernment who require the Information which 1t
contains
The miscellaneous depar tmsnt will receive special
attention, and In all respects efforts will be ma q
to establish the character OF the paper as a nrs'
class family journal.
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u WAsafsGros. b. G., Sept II. 1862
ON the petition Of sAhUBL PELTON, Of Chester,
Illinois, Praying for the extension Of pAienl
granted to him on the 18th day Of December, 1855,
Tor an Improvement In Horse POweTs:
II Is idered that The testimony Ia th' case ID
closed on the 2Dih day Of November next that tht
tlmo for hlinE arguments aud the Exah ntr' re-
port 10 llml0d 10 be S0th dsy " Ne. emb y g,Nt,
and that said petition b. LgtI I'd un The b ttE ."
December next. Any person may OpPnsg !hts 81
tension, SAMUEL ., flbHEf,
bep2.FSV Commissioner OF Patents,
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-IRPHAHs COURT,
DiStrict Of Colu mbia, Washington County, 70 nn
In the case Of EDWARD DRooP, adm lnl.trntos o o.
Aforesaid has. with tbs appreciation Of the RI
phans Court Of Washington eountyo s iots
D., 1850, for the anal settlement and distIip9upn
Of the personal estate Of said deceased anu ~ I
Ieeted aud turned Into money! when and where
all the creditors and heirs o. sad ascea e. so
v0uGhed, or they may Otherwise by law DO tx.
cluded from all hcnsnt " SAD deess.Sas nns.
wsrE iUr ti,Ter weeks In the hAriosAL hHrubLi"
I'll s''ou' !" 'A' A. WEBSTER,
sepai.Wsw Register Of Wills
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

u WAsEISofos, D. G., Oct !. 1850.
On the petition Of POLLT ngST and 0EoR6sW W,
HuST, OF Esw York, N. y, adm illustrators Of the
estate Of Walter Hunt, deceased, praying fer the
extension OF q pAtent granted to the SAID waiter
Hunt, on thu lst day Of January, 1850 for Improve
ment In Shirt Collars!
Il Is ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the 9Th day Of November next, that the
time for nlinE arguments and the ExamineT's re-
port be limited to the sth day Of December next,
aud that said petition be heard on the 18Th day oil
Any person may oppose this extensian,
SAMUEL 3. FISHER,
Oe6.ThSt Commissioner Of Patents.
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MANY AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PHrsI.
CLANS prescribe Hoff'B Malt Extract US a
tonic, as well as pleasant remedy for dys-
pcptics, convalescents, lnvalids, debllltated,
consumptivc and weak persons.
Eminent physicians Of New York say
eve have used HoGs Malt Extract In prac.
tice, and the results have been such as to
fully Justify the claims made for II; we feel
certain that II is destined to supply want
long felt"
Sold by all druggists and grocers.
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TrgITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WAsHISdrON, d. @. , Sept. q, 1859.
on the petition OF A, W, wAsuBuRs. Of Yaioo
City, Mississippi pIayingtor ne e5tension o.
isj6 Tor an impTog ement In Cotton Seed Planters
Is ordered that the stimOny In the ease be
closed OF the 10Th day Of februnry next, that the
time for 4 1 ny arguments and the Examiners Te
port b. limited to the "a day Of March next, aud
mat said petition bs heard on the in day VI
March lett,
SAMUEL s. FISHER,
octl. FSw Commissioner Of PAsents,
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LOCAL NOTICES.

THE new fall and winter stock Of car.
riage robes, lap robes, horse blankets, har.
ness and saddlery OF every description al
the practical factory Of James 8. Topham 4
Co., No. 500 Seventh street, east side, Il
very desirable. Their trunks, valises, and
travelling equipago Of their own manufac.
turc and Of the best material, surpass any
to DO found In tho District Of Columbia
McMurny's patent stay Is attached to all
their trunks without extra charge.
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Circuit CouRr-SPEcIALT ERM-Judge DIN
This court gave the following Judgments by
default yesterday;
whitley vs.. Theakcr, on Mr.. Whiteley's
motion; Mace Il %. vs.. Woodward Il TAFT, on
motion Of J. J. johnson; sullivan vs. henef,
on same motion; McAnnaliy VS.. Corporation
OF Washington, on motion Of Mr.. Seeyn;
Knapp VS.. Reese, on motion Of Mr.. FendAlli
W, Galt h 90. vs.. Defosss, on the same motion
--Adjourned.
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ORPHANS COURT,


es- The DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Is
Furnished to subscribers at SO per Annumi Ave
coples l year S25,
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MEssRs. SAKs & Co. have opened their
Winter stock of Overcoats, left over from
last season, and will offer them at very low
prices TO close them out. They have an On.
tire new stock Of Fall Ovcrcoats, adapted to
the present season, prices ranging from 81
to $50. They are located at SIT Seventh
street.
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CLornrso! CLOTHING! |! CLOTHING NJ for
Gentlemen, Boys and Children. Our stock
is unsurpassed in style, Workmanship and
material, while our prices are lower than the
lowest elsewhere.
OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
H 400 Seventh st., opposite Post Office.
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PARENTS, desiring to purchase Boys Wear,
should call at "A. saks & Co., SIT Seventh
street and post themselves In regard to
prices, styles,6 Their stock Of School Wear
Is at present very large and complete, and o
visit, we think, would result profitable to the
purchaser as we'll rs the seller.
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The Tailoring Department Of the Messrs.
Saks & Co., 517 Seventh street, Is at present
supplied with very choice stock Of domes-
tic English and French Cloths, Cassimeres,
Chevlot, Melton, Tricot, Grapes, Castor
desire to call yonr attention. n
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Ella CIosnir eets';;i ,,.. mad. and r.Do,,ad Inv
John D. Ellis, trustee In this cause be ratified and
oonh Smed unless cause TO the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the 18th day Of Oetober next
provided copy 81 this order bs inSerted In some
newspaper printed aud published In the city OF
WnshiORton, ouee In each Of three successive
weeks before said I4Ih day Of October next
BY order OF the Court, ~
True copy-Test. u. J. MElUN,
sspSl. W3y CLERK.
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BURT's Doors "BuRT's BooTs"-For the
Ladies for the LADIES' The largest fall
stock ever In store At Cummins', SAT
Seventh street, next to X and Northern Mar
ket.
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wJ sYs Il 5sYJ 55 EsEy gsIseo suit, all
article, ut SEQ, and first class article al
s25 per suit at A. saks & Co., SIT Seventh
street.
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ASSAULT AND ATTgRY,--Frederick Snow
den, colOred, was arrested by OHieer Mullins
on the charge of damaging the head OF John
A. Freeman with half brick. Justice wall
issued a pass to SnOwden for board at the
Jail until required TO appear before court.
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yIoLArInY.-A colored youth named Chas.
Hunter was arrested by Ofiicer Mills, for airing
gun within the city limits. As this Is plain
violation OF law, Justice Schmidt imposed a
nne OF 80
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ORPHANS COURT. su,-..oo ,0a
District Of Columbia, lWt;a'A'"0'O" County to
In the case OF CHARLES CALVERT. executor
OF LoNosDREw, deceased, the executor Aforesaid
has, With the Appro baton Of the orphana Court q
Wellington county Aforesaid, appointed TUES
DAY, October the 26tb A. D. ls@, for the anal set;
tement and distribution Of the personal estate OF
said deceased and Of the Assets In hand, as far as
the sans have been collected and turned Into
mon eyj when and whore Al the creditors and
heirs Of said deceased are notified to attend with
their claims properly vouehed, or they may other
wise By law be excluded from all benenl In said
deeeAsed'a estate provided q cory OF this order
| be published once week for three weeks u the
| NATIONAL REPUBLicAs previous to the said day.
Test: A. WEBsTEh
OetI-N9w. Register OF " Ills.
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BURT's FRENCH KID, "Bronze," "Tur-
key" Cashmere Foxed," Button and Bal.
moral Boots, all styles and widths. A great
new stock Just received at Cummins', 347
Seventh street, next to Northern Market. H
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BuRT's FALL Doors FOR LADIEs.-Burt't
new styles in great profusion at Cummins
extensive establishment, 347 Seventh street
next to X and Northern Market.
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GRAKD LARCgSy.-Lemuel y, smith, col
ored, was arrested by Oflcer Jarboe, on the
charge Of the larceny OF horse, cart and har-
meas, the property OF Thomas Wise, Atsr a
hearing, Justice Pearson committed the hc-
cused to Jail to appear at court.
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lICuMBERLAsD GOAL SnirPED-Duriugl last
week 20, 900 tons OF coal were shippeu from
Cumber land to Georgetown, ID. U.
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MRS. DoRS will accommodate = few board
ers at sos street, between Twelfth and Thir-
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SAVE YOUR MONEY and buy your Gents
Furnishing Goods at the Original Franc, 494
Seventh street, between ID and Z. No Branch
Store.
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STILL SINGING DIRT
a LAaT . HOT

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Tales Out Of schsei-hfsA AZ.
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FoR THE CHEAPEST Gents Furnishing
Goods go to the Original Franc, 49i Seventh
street, bet. d and L. No Branch Store.
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PocKgTBooK RETUgsED:-A day or two ago
one OF the onicers OF the First ward found a
pocketbook containing 4 sum OF money, Tor
which no owner could be found. Yesterday
Lieutenant Hurley handed 1t to Mr.. Herriek,
the property clerk at police headquarters.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-08

Coon Socks for winter, 8, 10, IL, IS cents,
at the Original Franc, 494 Seventh street,
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OAK HALL.CLoTHISG HOUSE, 400 Seventh
street, opposite Post Office, adyertlses In the
REPUBLICAN,.
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$3.50, at the Original Franc, III seventh
street, between d and Z. No Branch Store.
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UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS, &C.,, Coo.
75c., 81, at the Original Franc; 494 Seventh
street, between d and Z. No Branch Store