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TO THE PUBLIC.
On TUESDAY, OCT. !, 1872,

81 = ~ = - = -,
WYE WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE
wv the beautiful and costly residence of NJ. G..
L. Claiborne, together with acres OF Shaded
lawns and Garden Ground attached, situated
on Fillmore street, on a gently rising highland
which completely Overlo0ks the city, and fur
nishng, at all times, the most lovely view of
river and forest and city combined, giving at
single glance more charming outlook than can
be enjoyed from any other point around the city.
But every body knows the residence and grounds
Of NJ. G.. l. Claiborne, and we kindly request
parties wishing to purchase TO examine the
premises before the day Of sale. Circumstances,
whica cannot be controlled, make the sale COM
H's-l-~sy-
The House cost. when built, eI6, 800,
and tie ground. at low figure,
is worth $40 900. yet 1t
must be sold.
TERMS OF SALE.-OAe-third cash; balance
on one and two years, with interest from day of
sale. !. u. HORTON, Trustee.
E NEWSOM, HORTON & CO., Agents.
sep1s tiloc1
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For Couuc,,uan-4tb war,,.

I'VE are authorized 10 announce &. II. PAGE
w as a candidate for Councilman from the
4th Ward at the ensuing Municipal Election.
sug2S to
WE are authorized to announce RICHARD
w ADAMS as q candidate for reelection as
Councilman from Fourth Ward sep14 I'd
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SPLENDID Farm for Sale.

WE HAVE FOR SALE NEAR BRENT
" wood. Williamson county, a most excellent
Farm OF lis acres. The land is very rich and
adapted to cotton or any of the grains or grasses
grown in Middle Tennessee. The Improvements
are very fine, consisting of two story dwelling
with rooms, servants rooms, cellar, kitchen,
stables, barns, carriage house, etc. The farm is
we'll watered and well enclosed with cedar fence.
very decided bargain may be had BY applying
at once, the owner is determined 20 sell at
some price. Would take q small amount of
Nashville property in exchange.
. ARLINGTON, FARRAR & WEAKLY,
sep18 cod If Agents, 80 n. College st.
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Having sold onr entire Stock of Furniture
TO Mesxrs. N. L. Greenfield, Cant. W. n. Aiwell
and j. r. Sneed, we cordially recommend them
10 all former friends and patron5 of our house as
reliable, prompt, energetic and most accommo
dating gentlemen. every way and fully prepared
tn conduct the business BY still advancing cash,
so as to place their goods at the lowest possible
margin. We know them well, and all are gentle
men, and deserve the patronage of all our friends.
MoKOIN 8 CO.
N. B.-NR. j. R. SNEED is authorized 70
settle and receipt for all accounts due us.
sep6 eodlm NCK0IN g. co,
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Land for Sale.-.SOO Acres.

A GOOD STOCK AND GRAIN FARM ,
N containing 375 acres. well improved, one
mile from the town of Fayetteville, Tenn. Also
a tract of the best cotton and grain land in Lin
coin county, lying on Elk River and the W. &
A. r r. miles from Fayetteville, and contain
Ing 425 acres. For Information and terms, adj
dress BRI HIT & SONS, Fayetteville, Tenn.
Reference, Byrd Douglas, Nashville, Tenn.
augl3 dill 0cl
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Notice.
OFFICE OF TIE
TENNESSEE NJ ARINE AND FIRE IEs. Co.,>
Nashville, Sept. IL, 1872.
AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
N Directors of the Tennessee Marine and fire
Insurance Company on the 18th int, the follow
ing resolution was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That a publication be made In two
papers published in Nashville, that the annual
meeting of the Stockhold rs of the Tennessee
Marine and Fire Insurance Company be called
on the FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER, 1872,
to vote on a petition presented to the Directory
recommending the winding up the company, and
fore them. Every stakeholder Is earnestly re-
quested to be present or be represented by proxy.
Meeting at IL O'Clock.
sep13 I'd H. L. CLAIBORNE, Sec'y.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

0a Also for CAMPAIGN GCoDs. Address
GOODSPEED'S EMPIRE PUBLISHING
HOUSE, Cincinnati, st. Louis, New Or =
aue3 d6w3m leans or New York.
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For AIderman-4fh w

For Alderman-4fh Ward.
I'VE are authorized TO announce ABRAM
w SMITH as candidate for Alderman from
the 4th Ward at the ensuing Municipal Elsction.
. ano31
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For Alderman and COunciimen-3d
ward.
VXTE are authorized to announce ANDREW
w j. SMITH q candidate for Alderman, and
j 81. REED and A. @. CARTER candidates
for CouucilmeD in the Third Ward at the ensu-
ing Municipal Election. aug22 To
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
RAILROAD.

~ n ~ ~ 1I11sNsI4gHEIf
w - 49,
HSkAINS BUN TO AND FROM NASH
Il villa a. follows.
o:60 An. T.an !. :.
1:4o Pr s.aE = -
Loo A. n.
Night Express Train leaves at IAM
Trains connect AZ Loulsvllia FOR AZ T.nus.
and Al points North, East and West.
NAL Boats leaving Louisville At 10 An.
ano Pm. arrive at Cincinnati in tina 10 con
meet with early trains for the East.
Passengers from 6allatin and points South
arriving st Nashville at Ts30 An. have until l.f5
Pm. IN which to attend to business before Return
ing.
- For Through Tickets, Passage Checks ana
Information a. 70 Sleeping Cars, Through Con-
aect1ons, ETC., apply at Once Nashville CitY
Transfer Co, under Maxwell House, and at De-
pot Lo1isFnle and Nashville Railroad IN NAH
vile. ALBFRT FINK
WV General Superintendent
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LIST OF GIFn
rotal. l .ooO aifts, an oa.h . en- .o7l

The Concert itself viii be the most brilliant or
chestral display that ever occurred m the West
One hundred performers, gathered from all
parts of this country and Europe, under the Ill
rection Of Prot. Hast, viii eontribate 10 this
unusual nu ical festival, the Concert win be
given in Central Park, where arrangements have
been made TO accommodate all who may come.
Persons holding whole, half or quarter tickets
viii be admitted to both the Concert and Draw
ing, and none without such tickets VII be adj
united to either,
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For Consress-second D,str,e,.
For Congress-Firth Distr,c..

WE are authorized to announce Hon. E. A
w uAnnEln . ca1olu .s iof congress IRON
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Trustees Sale OF Horses, Etc.
public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the
tcart House door on "Wednesday, September rs,
Ons Furniture Car, or Wagon, Two Black Horses,
One fine Hearse, with glass sides and the apper-
tenances thereto Sale 20 begin at IL o'clock.
sept15td. A. NELSON q CO., Trustees.
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Attention, Rock City Guards,
Alderman---7th Ward.

TN OBEDIENCE TO THE CALL OF MY
Il friends, announce myselr as q candidate
for Alderman from the It'll Ward.
eeplS St is. 2z&26# r. g. BREEN.
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PRICE OF TICKETS.

Whole tickets, $40; halves, %; quarters. $3.50;
II whole tickets for 500; 28 for 1856 So for $500
1l8 for 81 900; 2S5 for S2,5 o; N5 for s. 900. No
discount on less than 300 worth Of tickets at q
time. ..- ..-a Es--- s-
In accordance with numerous solicitations ar
rangements have been made with ell the railroad
and steamboat lines leading Into tAe city for the
sale of round-trp tickets good for AZ days 70 all
persons, who may with 10 attend the concert or
drawing. Such tickets will be furnished By the
Louisvillesnd Nash vile railroad, the Louisville,
Cincinnati and Lexington railroad, the Louisville,
indianapolis and Madison railroad, the Ohio
and Mississippi railroad, the Louisville and Gin
cinnati Mallboat Line and tie Louisville, Owens
boro and Henderson Mail Line Packet
All Agents are required to close sales and
mako their returns in full time to reach this
Office by Thursday, September IS To do this
successfully, those located at great distance
must close some days before the 18th.
All tickets to which gifts are awarded wiz be
paid without discount by the Farnners' and
DrOvers' Bank, either in currency, or by sight
draft upon the Fourth National Bank OF New
York, at option OF the holder. The tickets must
first be presented at this office, Room No. 4.
Public Library building, before they win be
paid by the Bank.
The drawing will be published in the Louis
vile papers and New York Herald, and official
copies sent to purchasers to whom tickets have
been sent by letter.
THOs. Il. BBAMLETTE,
Ag't Public Library Of KY, Pub. LIB. Building,
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
sep3Deod2w& Weow2t
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For Sale at Auction,
r. THE
Most Desirable Farm in North
Alabama.

" misses, III nut bOlO DStOEt at pIlNAtc bdlctl
shsl sell to the highest bidder, without re-
serve, that we'll known and valuable Farm,
"THE McHOON PLACE."
Situated within miles OF Cherokee
station ON the Memphis and
Charlie stOn HatArOad,
and running back TO the Tennessee River, which
is navigable at all seasons to this point. 1t IS
within IS miles of Memphis and Is hours ride OF
New Orleans, on the highway OF travel, accessi-
BILE TO all points by rail and river.
About 100 Acres are open for cultivation and
500 in Virgin Forest all rich and fertile land. 1t
is one of the best farms In North Alabama, and
was worth $50 per acre before the war. The
situation Is perfectly healthy, Abundantly sup.
Piled with best spring water, and neighbors OF
the best class. The Improvements consist OF
large Frame Dwelling, tine Gin and Gin House,
some nfty Cabins, and all necessary Outbuild-
ings. This presents an opportunity for vslu-
able home, or is well adapted for colony OF
emigrsnts. II has a large ana varied orchard Of
selected fruits. The land gives good crops Of
Cotton, CIR sses and all Cereals, Fruits, Veget-
ables, etc. For further particulars inquire OF
h A. Goodloe or j. w. Dean, Cherokee, Ala.
j. W. Fordyce or c. II. Cummings, Huntsville
Ala.
Royster Trezvant & Co.. Memphis, Tenn.
Browns 8 Cheatham, Nashville, Tenn.
D. II. Baldwin OF P. ID. ROddey, New York, or
j. r. CUMMINGS, htlbyville, Tenn.
Rug29--2t W (wed&sat) ids
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

E9Ro krsf-H.nd:cms and pleasant summer
street stree =. W.: near street cars and %. ave,
Tor RKNf-60l New jersey avenue. STORE:
1,ss ~ per s,r, .outh Apply TO w.o. JoHssoS,
sehSsetis s1snue and HsSs ss es s,rss, EAST s
Ssa: s dr sGsss e. q ne ;Ss
s: s & !:
EoR RlNT.Pkfw0RrH FARM, near fir.t
- tolleate: To good paying tedani win be rent
60 .sss' ssss
9S rsstEsNT.ThS.s e0 y,,s ne. BRIok
only only bsif square from care: good payensnt, Rent
BRGTNl. FL @.9's a .sss to ASST
T. "a story and attic BRiCK HOUSE, Il rooms
las Nss York snd s sssau Apply S D.
FOB kEET.one Of those desirsble REsl-
r.sfs 90 nS %.;sa @
acres Of ground attached. with fine ySuns 1rnsssS
..a SoGRsE 8 Si6SIETS5Ss,t '''
E0R RENTLThe large pwELLING-aopsE.
National Hotel wide room, stsircases and psssaso.:
masa saS Indiana ayesue.
FOR RESr-FURNISRED HOUSE. in the West
End large 0sf'e9 JUAS TB Bo VIZ rs" SS
mari5t us 18th street, Plants Building.
FOB sALE-A FARM Of > ACRES, souIh Of the
%ents: Honse ana oui, taildinss, with variety Of
irg f;,. tns view Of the river and city Price,
FIVE ACRES, this ONCE. msr4-eo2m'
FOB BENT-sI. fine OFFICE ROOMS in the
,9ut sh s,ss Building sss Psnn'yTana
EoR sALE-A FARM 80 scresj in Prince
Georges county, Maryland, six mites from
sad S ON the snS h m sh M.a the
ton railroad. There is on the property . Dwelling
the usual ,s. and am
shard OF excellent fruit. The Farm is under good
$3.50 app = IN to I
Rg,SUse;E,s d to BEsTok at Riss:
ssss &c
has 10 rooms: elegant bath rooms. within two
q sos. or to j. N. pGNckssok, National Bank as
of the Republic. [Repubiican.l maria Il
xs s.Ss 5N ossr SD LOT n
buildings: house pleasantly located: fronting two
streets. For terms. address q. j., Rockville,
EHOR SALE-The LOT. southeast corner of isX
s,' f & ;oscS e AsT
FOB RENT-Ivo COMMUNICATING R0OMs-
81 .ss s' Refer
ences exchanged. dcc2
LOB RENT-suits of FURNISHED ROOMS for
I rent, also unfinished with without board
No. 305 Missouri avenue, Sd door from 81 strest,
south 'front.'. dscis
EOR RENT-A SALOON PARLOR, with Dining
l. Room, Kitchen sno Bedroom. House neat and
modera.e fnsuire At isia stfss. ns
EoR SALE Or RENT-Tbe elegant COUNTRY
souSdarI .sess 9 sss gssa 6 saa q
joining residence OF d: McCleandi of the hand
soonest suburban residences in the District Apply TO
A. H. SHEPHERD, 9I6 Penn avenue. mhas-d
FOR SALE Or LEASE.-The three iarye .RICK
H BUILDiNGs corner of street and Ees Jersey
Apply to EDMUND Law Rs, 81 Mcf,u''
loeb street. Baltimore. auJk-S
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PROPOSALS FOR cations.

wXssiSeIox. 18th April. iaa,
M Of at b ses
Of June next, for furnishing Rations to the United
July ils2; tS ths sob Of June: las: w - '''
G pHHkkTRsIMkSTTA MY hs%SD: !ai,
Bk0OKLYN, NV York;
MEHAIshHh1SSEGhFRIa o,nm,
SOsPOKT. near Norfolk, virginia;
hks tAHfSShis: s s,sT1f?aid
ach Ration to consist Ct twelve ounces of Pork or
BeasSn or one pound and four ounce Of Salt Fresh
F .OS
OUNCES Of Corn Meal; and TO every one hundred
Rations fifteen pounds of Beans or Peas, or ten
Of sn Of
S Gre &c nee OF one pound and eight of
6
andes: four pounds Of Soap; three pounds and
rs'Ons Of Salt and -four ounces Of Pepper
Beef, either in bulk or BY the single ration, Of
quarters, necks aud kidney tsiiow to be emu eR,
GUIDED GUIDED the Pork No. ! Prime Mess Pork; the
the place where the station is located the Coffee,
soUq no; the sugar, good New Orleans or its
Salt, &C., to be Of good quality.
All subject to inspection.
Ss h whose
trIcf Judge, District Attorney, or Collector must
accompany each proposal.
nleo by such guarantee. Blank forms Of proposal
can Dc obtained upon application at any Of the Ma
Newspapers authorized to publish the abo W will
send the paper containing tbs first insertion to this
Proposals to be Endorsed Proposals for Ratons,n
and addressed to the undeTsisned
Major and Quartermaster q. 5. Marine NGE orcs.
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However much attention the approaching
cincinnati convention may be attracting else
where, 1t Is certain that II makes very little i'm
preston, outwardly, at least, in Washington.
Both houses Of Congress move along just rs IL
no natural or political CONFUSION was at hand
AT the White House everything Is quiet and
serene as usual, with nothing to indicate the
slightest want Of confidence in the verdict of
the people next November, while in the several
executive departments everything pursues the
even tenor of its way, according to the most
ancient and approved precedents. Whether
this equanimity springs from q secure conf
dence, or is due to the well known fact that
nothing excites or makes q sensation in Wash
ington. we leave our readers to determine for
themselves 1t is, however, patent to all eyes
that the case stands a. we state it. So far as
outward appearances go, nobody in Washing
ron see ms to care what is done in Cincinnati
next week.
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The bill which provides that the previous
formation of an opinion from newspapers shall
not preclude juror from serving in a criminal
case, has pa~sed the New York legislature, and
only awaits the signature of the governor to be-
come law. TIE work goes bravely on, and it
is hoped the day will soon come when idiots will
not be preferred for jury duty anywhere in the
United States.
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
FRIDAY April &c 1874,
More Proofs OF an Open Polar sc.

more froOfs Oh an Open Polar Sea.
We have already stated the fact that the Po-
Iaris, on which vessel Capt. Hall and crew un-
dertOok to make a voyage to the North Pole, had
been Obliged to return TO Disco, in Greenland
in consequence of leak caused by contact ON
the Sth OF February with an ice snag beneath
the surface CT the water. A Danish brig, which
arrived at st. Pierre, Newfoundland, on the
18th instant, brought some interesting particu
lars of the expedition and its results The
leg Of the Polaris mentions many strange
discoveries, which strengthen the conviction
that in the extreme and undiscovered North
there il at times genial atmosphere and open
seas. Plants were detected in the ice which
are disenous TO southern climates, and the ex-
animation of floating stick of wood, found on
Saturday, January Is, proved it to be limb of
some huge birch. On the night of SUNDAY. Feb
Iuary II, Capt. Hall sat on deck all night reading
writing and making lunar and astral observa-
tons. Throughout the whole month of January.
y,ry little ice was seen, and each night the skv ON
all sides glittered with meteors of the most gor-
geous description, which flashed so brightly and
wildly across the armament as to bedizzen the
strongest eyesight. The most important clue to
the existence Of a polar passage is the fact of
the crew of the POlaris having seen, followed
and killed a whale having in one of its fins a
harpoOn similar to those used in the South Pa
cifc; and this happened in a region where, as
Capt. Hall says, "the sail of an American or
European vessel had never been given to the
wind before" In May Capt. Hall expects to
n AXE clear passage to the undiscovered pole.
and learn all necessary information concerning
HAT region, about which so much has been con-
itetured, and for which so many lives have been
sacrificed, and he expects the Polaris will be at
home next September, after having achieved
the object of her adventurous voyage.
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CPRING CLOTHING

SPRlNG CLOTHING
FOR GENTL MEN.
All the latest styles COATS, PANTS and VESTS,
eRkihG OvnksACks, &C., &C., une1uallsd in
style and qualify.
JRIoEs MOST ECONOMICAL.
Our BOYS OLOTHING is much admired for
style, beauty OF hnish, quality Of material.
eizes for boys from three years to twenty.
NOAH WALKER 4 CO.,
Gil PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
epz6-6t METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
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DEFEAT OF THE OHIO APPoRTroNMENr
BILL-The apportionment bill, which passed
the Ohio Senate on Wednesday, was defeated i'm
the House yesterday by 81 yeas to SO nays all
the republicans but two voting nay, and all the
democrats except five voting yea
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~ ATMOSPHERIC DISEASES.

~ ATMOSPHERIC DISEASES.
The air, without which no creature could live, is
the source Of diseases of which millions de- At this
season, especially, the atmosphe il full of the
germs Of many kinds of sickness. Every globule of
the mist ard fog which cloud the earth and SKY in
spring holds in solution its portion of miasmatic
poison.
The evil effects Of this aria virus can only be GER
tainy averted by increasing the vital activity of the
system and securing the full and free exercise Of all
its natural functions, and hence il is that Hostel
ter Stomach Bitters, the great nerve strengthened
regulator, and antidOte to malaria is i'm
required in the spring months.
Ii is at this time, too, that Dyspepsia assumes its
most distressing types and that persons of bilious
habit usually suffer most There is an inf uence in
the air which depresses the spirits as well as the
physical energies and in order to restore their elias
ITCHY tenic treatment is absolutely necessary
All the world knows that the wonderful efficacy of
Hostetters Bitters in of indigestion bilious
ness, nervous prostration and malarious fever is
due to the potency Of its tonic alternative and speri
ent materials, and the absolutely pure stimulant
with " bich they are incorporated.
Tits because the public have been taught By TWEEN
y years. experience that the article can be impli.
city trusted-inasmuch it performs uniformly
and certainly all that it is advertised to do-that
they prefer this sovereign tonic to every other
Hence its immense and ever increasing sales, and
hence, too, alas the many counterfeits and imits-
lions, against which there is safeguard except
the close scrutiny Of the purchaser. ap22-eoa&W
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A sPLINDID STOCK OF MUSICAL IN
"A STRUMENTS Of every description; guaranteed
for quality; ut lower prices than elsewhere at
fRIECESBAZAR, 1905 Penn. avenue. Emmett
MOUTH ORGANS Q specially. ap7-u
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IHE HEAD OF AN UNKNOWN MAN TORN
OFF By RAILROAD TRAIN.-The body OF a
yCung man, name unknown, was found on the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore rail-
road, near Gibson's Point, last evening. He had
either fallen or jumped from the four O'Clock
ton Of his head was completely torn off.
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LOST AND FOUND.

TAKEN UP ASTRAY-0n the 18th inst , a small
brihdle COW: short horns; top Of tail--a
white; white bresst. The owner il reauestedl AZ
TO come forward prove properly: pay chsrgesNA
and take her away. JOHN BURNS, 622 North
capitol street, between Massachusetts avenue aud
q street. APPS SIS
EOUND-BLACK GRAPE VEIL, corner of New
= Hampshire avenue and 10Th street northwest,
Yesterday, about 10 O'Clock q. m. Owner caa have
the same by calling at 900 I'D street, n. W as It.
QsTron Saturday, the 2oih inst, pair of
IL Eye CLASSES, Gold bound suited for a
hear sighted person Z he finder will be suitably
northwest. aps5- SIS
SIOUX HALF BREED SCRIP, No. $40 d, and
- No; go L, isss ned to JOSEPH LATOURE, each
for 16O acres Of land, were destroyed duriag the
Sioux Indian Outbreak in Minnesota, in the year
1862. Duplicates of said Scrip were issued and
delivered aboat the 3Oth Of April, 1854 20 r.
Cailan, in Washington city, ID. O., but have never
considered as either lost or destroyed.
Notice Is therefore given, that after the expira-
tion OF three weeks from the date hereof plcaipn
will be made TO the Honorable Commi ssiOner Of
Indian Affairs for the issue of duplicates. CORES
pondlng with the above described Scrip, dated
April 18th, lS12.
JOSEPH LATOURE, Scrippee
d. q SHILLOCK, Attorney Of Scrippee. apI7-sw
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The election in Maine, tn is year, it is stated by
the newspapers in that state will be merely a
matter OF form. Gov. Perham will be reelected,
and the republicans returned from all the con-
gressional districts without serious opposition
The liberal movement is declared without exist
ence in the state.
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REWARD OFFERED. Governor Ponder of
delaware, offers reward of $500 for the appre-
pension OF Dennis; the colored man who recent
~ outraged white woman near Wilmington
in that state.
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Republican conventions to nominate repre-
sentati,ss in congress are to be held In North
Carolina a. iollows: First district, in Plymouth.
May %; third dstrset, in Clinton June 49, fourth
district, In Franklinfown, Nav Is.