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SEWING MACHINES.
SEWING MACHINES.
SeYVN HE NEW''
WHEELER & WILSON
SEWING MACHINE

After eighteen years experience the whee,e,
" wilson Manufacturing Company haves emod.
eled their Sewing Machine, and by many
marked improvements, in addition to the "New
Silent Feed" render the Wheeler 4 Wilson still
more superior for FAMILY SEWING, and Sc
cures TO II the pre-eminence il has so many
years maintained as the Leading Family sew
ing Machine of the World,
All are invited to call at the Gibson House
Jackson O., and examine this machine. Agents
wanfeT
Feo'5 iS72--S g. W: KEMF agent.
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The Seymour Times has information
that an old gentleman near HenryyilIe.
IN Clarke county, while working in his
saw-mill one day last week, stumbled and
Tell against running circular saw, which
cut OF one of his hands and the toes of
one OF his feet. He says that he felt his
toes being cut off, but not the cutting of
his hand, and did not know that he had
lost his hand until, looking for his lost
toes, he discovered his whole hand lying
ON the ground near by them.
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IN mer long experience in the business enables
1 tor 70 give Satlsfaction. Call at once, and get
So1l % IuI soods. Septll, ,'73-tf
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OOE& HERE

.ha me undersigned desires to inform the public
naT aG ne mas Just received the largest stock of
aiIstIihg II OF Dry Goods, Clothing Boots and shoes
. Inaus und sd Gaps, Groceries, Queenswarc Hard,
M.iei &C. Aou will ind at this house the Iarr-
Tss of desirable Dress Goods, shawis
S,t S.sIs Uni n fl3nneis, Custom Made Clothing
custom Maue Boots and Shoes Choice Tens md
roeT[leS % fanny house in this part OF the
Ing made for CASH, since the financiai craSh
IN, IN New 1ork, gives us the advantage that
uusutily l9iiows In reduction of prices. We will
pc pleased To see all our old friends and invita
others who have not been dealing with us here
tolore 10 call and examine our stock and prices
before purchasing elsewhere, feeling RSsnred
that It Will be 10 their advantage
x.4.,, - ,....,> j. EDWARD JONES
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SOPERTY

VALUABLE EURNAGE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
Notice is hereby given that the
S1OOm Furnace PrOpe1.tye.
situated in the counties of Scioto and Law
renee, State of Ohio, consisting of about q 500
acres of Land, with Furnace, Machinery Build
lngsi Fixtures, etc, will be sold at Public Auc-
Bloom Furnace office on
Thursday, October esd, A. ID. 1873,
at l2 o'clock NJ.
present blast, with the right to take from lands
sufficient material to complete the blast IEnlI
possession to be given Nav /, 1874 unIess blaSf
Is sooner terminated, ~ 9'
Purchaser to have the right after the od of
November next to go upon lands and make
preparations for the blast of 1874 the firm Of
John Paull Co. TO furnish employees of pur-
cnaser WIN supplies at 10 per cent. above cost
untli full possession is delivered.
Purchaser to take personal property of exerx-
description on hand at the close of the present
blast, consisting of ore, coal, merchandise
teams, tools, etc., at an appraised valuation, TO
be made Dy three appraisers chosen in the
usual mode by the parties.
TERMS OF FSALE-REALTY.--One-t third cash on
day of sale, one-thiri in one year and one-third
IN two years thereafter; deferred payments TO
Dear interest and be secured by mortgage.
ERSoNALTY-One- third cash on delivery
one-third in six and one-third in twelve
months; deferred payments TO bear interest
nnd to be secured with good personal security. |
FOR futther Information apply to John H. !
siminons, at Bloom Furnace or to James Y, |
Gordon, or j. w. Bannon, Attorney, Forts |
nfdt1th Ohio. JOHN PAUL. q co
Oct Q, 'Z3-3w
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF REAr
@A ESTATE

,,I On ine Ist day of November, A. d. 1873 at
~ bciocK r. NJ at the door of the Court House in
~ Saae t9Wn OF jackson, Jackson county, Ohio will
De soid 70 the highest bidder the following des
Steele faa Secaaf estate as the property of James NJ
y-n1ne l2Sl in ID. Hoffman's addifon 70 soid
~nnr;dK Us Jackson, free from dover. -
dollars, $4,000. snree nundred
do,i EhMs ~ OF sALE-One-third in hand on tho
ttiys lay 81 SAFE, one-thtrd in six months and ona
nnfe.ra lru IN WE'VE months from the day of saie
da ddersafed payments to bear interest nom fbe
said premises. ~ AAoi tsaBe ON
aa,,.n... THOMAS p. P.sUTHERLAND
James M. Steele, deceasesj N sAe eS'ate OF
AJANE TRIFE Any
-Occs D, #-4~
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Memory.

They live again, those happy hours,
The time of truth and buoyancy;
They bloom again, Hfeis withered flowers,
Revived by magic memory.
They live! My buried darlings rise
From ont their long and solemn sleep.
And star-like in life's darkened skies
A gentle radiance ever keep,
o memory, kind memory!
And when my sands OF life are run,
And here no more my form they see
May return, at least 10 one,
On radiant wings of memory.
Back to my unfOrgotten home
Back to one loved and loving heart.
III thus only hope to come
zen now I'm ready to depart,
memory, kind memory!
-Tinsleu's Moqazine
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The following is said to be on a grave
stone near London:
Poor Martha Shell has gone away,
Her would if she could, but her couldn't
stay;
Her had bad legs and bad-ish cough.
1t was her two bad legs as carried her off"
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"Under this sod
And under these trees,
Lieth the bod
yof Solomon Peas.
He's not in this hole,
But only his pod;
He shelled out his soul
And went up to his God"
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CoLUlTBUs AND HOOKING VALLEY
r A ILROAD ID.
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

Stations marked thus o. are flag stations, and
trains will stop when signaled to do so.
w. w. PEABODY, Master Transp
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GUALFORD WEBB,
Blacksmith.

shop between Hoops Mill and Tropic Furnace
near the Chillicothe Bridge.
All kinds of Blacksmith1ng done on short no.
tlce, in a satisfactory manner, and at the Gus
tomary prices.
Farmers, Teamsters and others can get their
work done, such as horse-shoeing, repairing
plows, &c. Also, all kinds of machinery re-
paired. GUILFORD WEBB.
May l,-8m
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BRIEF TKLEGRAlIs.

= Gold closed In New York yesterday at 1885,.
Pat. Ragand, Secretary OF State OF Ala
bama, died al his homo In Jackson county OF
pneumonia.
Tho Supreme Court OF Indiana yesterday
gave q decision declaring the national liquor
law constitutional.
IT. X. Terry, manager Of the s. d A. Telo-
graph ONCE, died Monday night, about thirty
miles east Of Montgomery, Ala.
The monument TO Philip Embury was un-
yelled on Monday afternoon, at Cambridge, N.
Y. Bishop Simpson delivered the address.
- The boards Of directors OF nearly all the
mills at Fall River, Mass, met on Monday even
ing aud appointed q committee TO confer with
the representatives Of corporation In other places
10 regard 10 the partial suspension Of work dur
Ing the present dull times.
The Indianapolis Clearing House Associa-
ton yesterday resclnded their former action au-
thorizlng banks to exercise their own option as
to the amount OF currency 10 be paid at any one
time. This leaves matters exactly as they were
before the panic.
= Yesterday at Salt Lake city, In the District
Court, United States Attorney Casey challenged
the grail Jury on several grounds. showing prac-
tically that under the present laws legal grand
Jury cannot be obtained In the territory. The
court sustained the challenge, and discharged the
Jury.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22
OBITUARY..



The announcement OF the death Of Judge
James Hughes, at his residence, near Bladens-
burg. yesterday morning, was received with sad
ness. The Judge for some months past had been
suffering from attacks Of heart disease, and
early yesterday morn Ing he was taken with one,
and At 1850 O'Clock died. Judge Hughes was In
his nftleth year, and native OF Maryland. In
carly life he went to Indiana, and received his
education at the Indiana University. He then
studied law, and was admitted to practice at
Bloomington, In that State, In 1s+2. lie received
the appointment OF nrst lieutenant In the 10th
United States infantryAin which he served TO
the close OF the Mexican war, and returned TO
the practice Of law at Bloomington. In 1851 he
was elected circuit judge, and served as such
for six years, and from 1853 10 1886 nlled the
position OF professor OF law In the University Of
Indiana. lie was elected to the United States
House OF Representatives In 1881, and served In
the Thrty-1fth Congress as member of the
Committee on Territories. In 1891 he was ap-
pointed by President Buchanan Judge OF the
Court Of Claims, and died that position until
1868, when he resigned. On the 9th Of July OF
that year he wis admitted to the bar OF this DIS
trict, and, with the exception of the period he
acted Us cotton agent for the Treasury De-
partment, (haying received the appointment as
such from President johnson In May, 1886, has
been actively engaged In his profession, prac-
tlcng principally In tho Court OF Claims, the
Supreme Court Of the United States and before
the Dana ri menta
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22
ITEMS FROM NEW YORK.

November % has been appointed as thanks.
giving day In this State.
The Liberal Republicans OF the Sixth Con.
gresalonal district have Endorsed s. =. Cox for
Congress-.
The wages OF the longshoremen have been re-
duced from 20 TO II cents per hour. large
number struck, and police are employed at sew.
eral piers TO keep order.
In the Supreme Court yesterday the Tenth
the comptroller on advances mgie TO the Depart.
ment OF Charities and Correction In 1871. The
principal has been paid BY the comptroller.
Tho annual election Of Officers OF the Gold Rx-
change was held Monday evening, and resulted
as follows: James d. Collegiate, president; K. 4.
Bragaw, nrst Vice president; II. L. ID. Parker,
William y. Wescott, secretary.
The committee OF seventy last night adopted
the report Of the subcommittee, giving reasoni
why the body should be dissolved, and then ad,
journed sine die. Previous to this action Ions
communication was read from Mayor Have.
meyer, urging the committee not TO disband and
earnestly Inviting their cooperation and sup
port.
Several editors Of New YORK and Brooklyn
were before the grand Jury In Brooklyn to-day.
One editor was taken from the grand Jury room
before Judge Gilbert and Instructed by the latter
that the law recognized no secrecy OF an edito-
rial room as to who wrote articles considered
libelous. The editor was then taken back to
the grand Jury.
IT'S stated that Jay Gould's broker In London
has disappeared With 100000 profits made on
Offset loases made here since the panic COM
menced. II Is also reported that the missing
broker has carried on the funds OF several other
New York speculatOre, whose agent sailed for
London Saturday " Investigate the matter.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22
PERSONAL,

DR. I. y. VERDI, who has been lying seriously
III ct his residence. on q street, Is greatly I'm
proved.
WHAT Is the difference between mouse and
q girif One harms the cheese and the other
charms the he's.
The leave Of absence granted Second IIeuten.
ant q. W. Larned, eth cavalry, has been ex-
tended Ave months.
GEs. VAN BuREs, formerly United States com.
missioner to the Vienna Exposition, has arrived
at New York from Europe.
FRED. II. PEARSON, navy; Edgar 7. Wells and
r. @. eating, Hartford, and George A. Cowlep,
Phlladelphis, are at wormleys.
GEN. RAsoLp MACKENZIE, the latest hero Of
the Rio Grande, has arrived In Washington, aud
is CHARTERED at the Eobitt house.
STANLEY, OF African exploration notoriety,
sailed recently, as correspondent OF the London
Timss, for the west coast Of Africa, taking with
him large steam launch.
? "AHsA, dear, II should attempt to spell Cupid
why could not get beyond the nrst syllable ~
Anna gave 1t up, wnereupon William said: "Be-
cause whom ! come 10 eo, OF course cannot 20
any further"
AT A juvenile party, one little fellow, rejoicing
In the splendor Of his new clothes, went up TO
a a;n, with the triumphant rs%ars; Yos
the other, ~ can lick you, anyhow"
A MAN at oswego. Kansas, getty ready for q
party, dropped q pockctbook containing ., 900
into the cistern. He bsiled forty barrels Of water
from that clstern. recovered the money, and got
on his clean shirt In time for the party.
ALAwYER, in replying to his antagonist In
court, said he had "a keen rspier with which TO
pierce all fools and knaves." Whereupon his
opponent "moved the court" that the rapier be
taken from him, lest he should commit suicide.
-.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22

This association met last evening, at Clarke .
hall; the president (Mr. Corey In the chair.
The Southern Republicans, who had engaged
the hall for q meeting OF their association,
kindly yielded their claim through President
Murphy to the Virginians, and received the
thanks Of the latter association for the courtesy.
The committee on transportation reported
that reduced fare had been secured from seve-
raj OF the steamer lines and railways to cover
u period embracing the exhibition at the state
fair grounds and election day, and notice was
given that certificates would be issued for the
present IRON his room 10 the Post once build
ing, No. 80, nrst floor; entrance on h street. 1t
Ia expected that arrangements for reduced fares
on the other railway routes Will be perfected In
4 few days, OF which due notice will be given.
The remainder OF the evening was devoted to
the discussion OF the prospects In Virginia,
which were considered from all accounts very
cheering, and to the consideration OF financial
affairs; the ways and means for sending voters
home, and paying other expenses OF inc cam.
paign.
Of the Governor OF the District and the preslS
dent of the Board OF PubllG Works 10 use their
influence toward securing the payment OF those
Virginia voters who are NJ WORK for contractors
under the board, 50 that they may 10 able 10 go
home and vote,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22

The Proposed New HotcI-NIeetina Of Cor
pOrntors,

porators.
A full meeting OF the corporators Of the Capt.
toi Hill Hotel Company was held at Its once,
corner OF Third street east and Pennsylvania
avenue, last evening, tie association having ad-
journed to that time to hear the report of the
committee appointed TO secure site for the
proposed hotel.
A report was submitted giving . mass OF iu-
formation rs to the title, vane and terms on
which the property in square 100, between Penn
sylyania avenue aud D street south and First
and Second streets east, could be obtained.
The committee not having been able to en-.
tirely complete its work 1t was continued, and
John Hitz, General W. Mckee Dunn, Charles
Ewing, Messrs. W. s. Fletcher and 4. W. Robin
son were added to II with further Instructions,
that In the event Of anything occurring 10 pre-
vent the completion OF the purchase Of the
square above referred TO, that inquiry be made
as TO the feasibility and expediency OF purchAs-
ing any other square within one square distant
OF the Capitol grounds, and report made TO the
stockholders.
Several new names were added to the list OF
subscribers, and q respectable sum added to the
capital stock taken.
The meeting then adjourned TO meet on next
Tuesday night to hear an expected supplemental
report from the committee.
1t Is expected that at the next regular monthly
meeting 70 be held on the nrst Tuesday In No
yembeT, definite action looking 10 the imme-
diate construction Of the hotel will be had.
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Last wills.

In the Probate Court yesterday the last viii Of
Mary Arnold was nled for probate. She makes
the following requests: To Mrs. Thomas sher-
wool. sl,Ooo; to Thomas Sherwood, $500; to
Theresa Arnold, 81 300; to william Arnold, house
ami lot ON New York avenue, near Seventh
street; to Mary Arnold, real estate on Seventh
street, near 4, and the residue Of her estate to
Margaret, Mary and Theresa, share and share
alike She names Henry Nol As her executor.
The will OF Bennett Hcnnlng was nled for pro-
bate. The testAtor bequeAths hts estate to
his wife. Mary Ann Hennlng, with the request
that she provide for his brother, II he should
ever need Il.
The last will OF Catharlne Dozier was nlcd for
probate. The testator bequeaths all her estate
10 her daughter, Virginia Octavia Lewis, with a
provision that the husband Of the testatrix shall
be provided for by her during his life.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22
DEPARTMENT NEWS.


INDIAN mhGlEhs.
Capt. Egan, Second cavalry, reports that on
the nth instant he surprised ten TO fifteen In
dlans, In their camp on the North Laramie, about
twenty miles above iis mouth, and recovered
and captured eighteen head OF horses, mules
ana ponies, nine saddles, two rines, ammunition,
their blankets and war outnt. The Captain says:
"iial known at .nrst that they were hostile
could have killed the last one Of them; but under
existing orders could not attack until was as
snted that they were not a friendly bunting
party, such parties having perfect right 10 hunt
south Of the Platte. All the stolen stock taken
from the Indians have returned 70 the owners
thersof, and taken In each case the aifidaylu o.
70 make q remark 10 regard 10 this Indian cues
ton OF policy, line should be drawn, and that
line should DC the North Platte river, and that
tile, and fewer OF them will come"
NO Deficiencies,
Secretary Richardson states that there Is no
truth In the reports telegraphed from this city
to the eject that largo deficiencies exist which
would have to be provided for at the next ses-
sion OF Congress. The estimates are not In, anil
made. There appears 70 be no res,on 70 appre.
bend deficiencies. The revenues Of the Govern
ment are In better condition that was expected
month. They .ss 7, The eSss %
three millions Of the estimated receipts. The
next monthly statement OF the public debt Will
show comparatively large reduction consider.
customs duties have fallen on very little on ac-
count Of the financial troubles, while the inter.
nal revenue returns are Improving.
LEARNING FROM WASHINGTON.
Messrs. Csrnabs, Debeen, Williams and Rad
cliffe, commissioners OF avenues Of Pittsburg
arrived here yesterday, under ofIlcial authority
OF their city, TO examine the public Improve
ments made In the streets aud avenues OF wash
ington during the past three years. They arr
accompanied by Representative Negley. Yes
terday afternoon they were shown around TIT
city by Governor Shepherd. The commissioner
will remain here several days, and on their re
turn home will make report OF their obserya
tons.
FINANCIAL EXHIBIT.
The following was the financial exhibit Of tn
Treasury Department ct the close OF bushes
yesterday: Currency, o. 49, s5T ~; special deposi
OF legal tenders for redemption OF certificates
deposit, sl SOC, 900; coin. 81, q32 TiIi6 ncludn
coin certificates, s2s,it',4oo; outstanding legs
me receipts from internal revenue source
yesterday were 3o,7a2.s0.
THE CROW INDIANS.
| The "talk" OF the Crow Indians occupied III
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs several hour
yesterday, but nothing definite was determine
upon relative to the object OF their mission
/ They will have another Interview.
YESTERDAYS CABINET MEETING.
At the regular meeting Of the Cabinet, held yci
terdAy, all the members were present excer
/ Secretary Robeson, who was In attendance o
tne Investigation OF the Polsris party.
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Call and examine the fire and burgiar-proo
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner o
keeping Of securities, jewels, silver-ware, or
other valuables. Rents, from ten 70 sixty dol
lars per annum, according 70 size. No business
man can afford TO do without them.
Iake ndrninl from Ms Chledlo and Boston dres.
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We HIVE Now In Stock,

on second floor, tho most elegant assortment Of
overcoats ever exhibited In this city. The stock
embraces any style OF gentlemen's oyer-garluent
worn. The prices range from IS to to5, embrace
ing fully nfty different styles OF goods. The
better grades have been made BY our custom
hands, and are superior In 1T, style. workman
ship and trimming TO many OF the productions OF
nrstclass merchant tailors.
A. sAKs Co., SIC Seventh street.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT oFncE,

LIMITED STATES PATENT oFrICE,
" .,., WARRINGTON, ID, O., August II, Is7a
% the PETITION q 4. q, ALLEN, OF isRoy, New
YORK praying for the extension Of patent i ranted
10 him on tho sth day Of November is5a Tor an i'm
nrpyemrnt In Corn Planters,
IL Ia ordered that the tastImOpy In tho case Ia
.oash on the 'th day OF October next; that the time
ior bling Arguments ana the Examiners report he
lunllsd 70 tue l3t day Of October nQNt and that Aalu
petition be heard on the 2ll day Of October next.
a Any Rerson may oPpGnsss 1hls s r., p.
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WEATHER REPORT.
. Wan DEPARTMENT.
OrTIoE OF TEE CHIKy SIanAL OEvIoKH, Y
WAHHIsaToN. D. u. October u, ISIS, / 4. IN.

SYNOPSIS F0R the PAST TwESTY-FouR HOURS.
. The storm centre that was on Monday morn.
Ing over Pennsylvania and New York has moved
slowly northwestward, and Is Is now apparently
over the upper lakes. Fresh TO brisk southcrly
winds with rain are reported from the lower
lakes, and the same with clear weather In the
Ohio valley. Southwesterly winds with clear
weather and calus prevail In the Gulf and south
Atlantic States. Easterly winds with partly
cloudy and clear weather are reported FROM New
England. The temperatures have very generally
fallen, except on the Gulf coast, where they
have risen.
PROBABILITIES.
For Wednesday, In the Gulf States, falling
barometer, southefly winds and generally clear
weather. For the south Atlantic States light
winds, mostly from the south, rising barometer
and clear weather, For the Middle and Eastern
states, southwestcrly winds, rising barometer
and, on the coast, clear weather, but In the inte-
rlor partly cloudy and clearing weather. For
the lower lakes continued south westerly Winds
yeering TO west and northwest, with cloudy
weather. For the upper lakes southwest to
northwest winds, with cloudy followed by clear
weather wednesday night.
IaltionaTy signals continue at Athena Escan.
aba, Marquette aud Duluth.
THK WEATHER IN WARRINGTON.
The following was tho range OF the thermome-
yer ~ uemplers yesterday; q. M, o.; 10 q. M,
Goi m, OIL p. m, oil AZ. m, %; p. ~, OIL
p. n, ",
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22

A meeting Of the Bar Association will be held
at their rooms this morning, at II O'Clock, TO
take suitable action upon the death Of one OF Its
members.
BY order OF the Executive Committee.
REGINALD FENpALI, Sec'y.