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Sample Bottles 10 cents.
Recommended by
Hon. Alex. II. Stephens.
Hon. James NJ. Smith, Ex-Gov. ofGa.
Hon. eph E. Brown, Ex-Gov. of Ga.
Hon. Robert Toombs.
gsa5" See circular around Sample Bottle,
A.C. DUKES, NJ u
Sample Bottles
MERRELL'S HEPATINE
for the Liver, 10 cents, at
A. c. DUKES, MD.
Regular size bottles, 81.
A Sure Cure for Dyspepsia, Indigestion
and Liver Complaint.
cot 20 1lv.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
Orangeburg Division No. 2I, meets every
Monday evening in the basement Of the
Presbyterian Church.
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MUSIC FOR ALL.

Prof ANTON BERG effars to instruct
on the Piano on the most reasonable terms.
Nine Lessons for $3.50.
The greatest care will be taken to give
satisfaction. Ladies who wish q finishing
touch to their Musical Education have an
opportunity to 60 through course of Bsr-
tini's and Cromers, Etrudes, Morard and
Bethoven's Ssnates.
ANTON BERG,
Graduate from the Conservatory Of
Stockholm.
septs IF
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shibboleth Lodge No. 2S, A.. r.. M..-
VIII meet each Tuesday at o'clock
from LIST Oct. TO 1st April aud at s O'Clock
from 1st April TO Is; October on the follow
ing dates, May Sh. June 5th, July 3D.
August 7ih, September 4ih, October Cd
November 9th, December, A;h
JAS. +. lZLAR, w. NJ.
GEO. w. BRUSsoN, Sec.
may % 1875 I'm.
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TOWN COUNCIL.

This body meets June s, Sept. 7, Dec. Z.
Mayors Court held whenever occasion
requires.
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Fresh drugs and medicines can
always be found at the popular drug
store of DR.. j. G. Wannamaker.
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". ri. G. A.-Rooms OH Russell
Street next to w. *. Crooks Store.
Business Mccting-Fourth Thursday in
each month at S! p. NJ. Prayer Meetings
half hour only, and every ThursI,y even
ing at 81 O'Clock.
MORTIMER GLOVER, President.
w. B. THOMPSON, Secretary.
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Sunshine yesterday afternoon.
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Patrons of EE,ssbnndry.

Orange Grange No. "a meets the fourt h
1iriday in each north 1T o'clock a. NJ,
-&&a---t'll.e- BasemcntS Of the PrcshyterFS2S
Church
Pomona Grange meets quarterly on the
first Saturdays of January, April, July and
October. Hour Of meeting, l o'clock A.
NJ, place of meeting, the Basement of the
Presbyterian Church.
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J. L. HEIDTMAN, Secretary.

Edisto Riiles-Rcgular rarade-Tueslay
afternoon after second ohdny in January,
April, July, October.
Regular Mcctings-Sanic evening of pa
rade.
Company Drill-Tuesday evening after
second Monday in each month.
S. nIBBLE,
Captain.
+. S. DIBBLE Secretary.
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South CaroIina Railroad.

BONtN VaTOIIItst LsHEIrO;aNe
OFFICE HOURS AT oRASGEBUKG DEPOT.
From O'Clock A. NJ. 70 - Z. NJ. From
81 o'clock P M. to 81 p M.
Goods received and delivered only during
Office hours.
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Independent Young America Fire En-
gino C0mpany-Kcgular larade-IucSday
afternoon after first NJ ,n,lay in each month.
Regular McetingAt Company Hall
Wednesday evening after first Monday in
eacl month.
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MASON nc.

Eureka Chapter No. l3. r.. A.. NJ
Will meet during the present Masonic year
ut the usual hours, the followin dates:
April 9th, May 25th, June
End, August Oath, September 2ls., October
10Th, November 1G,h, december 14th.
S. DIBELE, NJ. Z. II. p.
GEO, w. BRuNsoS. Sec.
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10 @ A T..
Thursday was cloudy and cold.

J. O G A j..
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Thursday was cloudy and cold.
Sunshine yesterday afternoon.
The Meroney Hotel has been re
opened.
Prescriptions put up at Il II hours of
the night by j. G. Wannamaker. c
We will publish the pr sentiment
of Grand Jury in our next issue.
zr-zra-a-
We promise better looking paper
next week.
Honor tn whom honor is due
Judge Wallace.
See A. Fischer's several advertise.
ments in this issue. huff sead.
See advertisement Of II Kohn in
this issue.
The best brands of segars and
tobaccoes can be found at Wanna
makers drug store. c
There have been three deaths in
and near our Town during this week
All colored.
Preaching at the Baptist Church
Tomorrow morning and night at the
usual hours.
Mr.. A. B. Walker has decorated
the front of his store with new sign,
painted by Mr.. A. D. Ransdale.
DR.. A. G. Dukes and Mr.. A,
Fischer has been setting out trees in
front of their stores during the week.
Fahcy toilet articles too numerous
to mention and the lowest cash prices
at DR.. j. G. Wannamaker's.
Mr.. VIM. T. Robinson is selling the
genuine Landreth's Garden seeds t
cts. per paper, which is half the
price heretofore charged. He also
has an assorted stock Of jewclry at
National Republican., 1878-11-19
Baltimore General Market.

bALIINoHE' NOV. Is, ISIS
Got o. hrmer, but quiet, Mddimg, y,,4g4C
llour dun and easier HowIrd,sIrect aud Western,
supeTtne ~ 1898 %, do, extra Is 75gI Isl do family
o. 5Ud5 Guy Mills superlne, 81 2jsS jVi do. extra
t5TjQai2I do. lilo brands t5 2e56 GOi PaRpsCo Gam.
ily, sG2h
Whral-sOulhcrn quiet and u shade lower. wrsl.
cru dull and irregular, closing hrm. Southern real
psOgs vs. do. nIJer II VGI u; No. Pvnnsy IYaHA
red, 81 Oh bid; No2 Wcseru winter red, SPOT u Oi
November d OJsi ~. DeceHIbGr 81 oJ. lOI: Jan
uaTy, 81 C;tyI OjH1.
torn-SOulheTn light receipts and market steady
Western hruI and higher. Southern wLiIe, fgIjc;
do. yellow. &C ISci Western mixed, spot I5c; No,
NemOer. I7Agisc; December. 4jhgIJy.oi January
sGgiGysc; steamer. 4Oi4 GgiIC.
tJhhs more aCilNe, but lower. Southern, 26d sc;
western Mh'e, Etbssc DO. liked, SO .GCi Pennsy!.
,!yo guile! and nominal. southern. sSs6Sci common
Western, 55c.
Hay dul and heavy. Maryland and Pennsylvania
rrOvislons qu ct and nomInUly steady JoUbng trade
0nly Mess p.'SI = 70, t.NH m'e,'s- Loose snoul.
BacOu-shOUldcrs, Isci v!eHT.TlU sides, 5ysC. Hams
lUd l.c, LArd-keIlued Heroes, &c. HuIITT-AluIkpt
senerally Jul choke stock hrmi Western paGkrd
Petroleum quiet, but firm. Crude, il.c; refined, ec.
,tGntrT""I aud mogiinalIy hel tirLer lUV s0es.
sugar quiet and easy. A son, RdgTc
Mhhky dull and heavy aI u tggCl OJt.,
, rroisht5 10 lN .froo per steam urn. Cotton 56dI
kccgIpls- Flour, G,5. bhls wheat IS ;OJ but corn.
hnpIhthts- W neal, aVtV OuI corn, Il, ,(CO bu
CAITLE MAHKEr.
Beef C.il!G-lhe market Mas dull and prices Lc
lower NSry Lest, ~ Li,ci hrst qualify. sasGIEt
NJ 'Nlun "g S-ti ViuIiIHIy' gg-sG The most safes
llUEs-Ihc market was over supplied prices belnp
AGloMer GuoLHtions, S4@lsc Receipts, !v,liv head
h"Tkrl y,ry dull
National Republican., 1878-11-19

costs, and cause remanded. with directions to dis
miss the bill. Opinion by Mr.. Justice Bradley.
No 6I The Western Union Telegraph Company,
Western Onion Telegraph Company. appellant, VS..
Katharne J. Davenport, &c. Appeals nom the
Circuit Court Of the United States for the southern
district OF Ohio. DEGREES affirmed with costs and
Interest, Opinion by Mr.. Justice Field.
No, a George HI, j., appellant, vs.. The Farm
ers' aud Mechanics National Bank. Appeal from
the Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia.
tice Swayne.
No, e. Edward Ivinson. appellant, vs.. Charlie. II.
Te0y S@ be bsersS So% VIII @
and cause tomanded, with directions to enter de.
cree affirming the decree Of the court Of original
jurisdiction, Opinion BY Mr.. Justice Clifford.
George A. Ritter. In error 10 the Circuit, Court OF
the United States for the southern district OF iii.
mol, Judgment SiI%ed With costs aud interest
No: 9l7. william d. Stewart. administrator, &c,
appellant, vs.. salamon, Root & Co. Appeal from
the Circuit Court OF the United states for the south
liyered opinion. dismlssing appeal. with costs
Dissenting, Mr.. Justice Clifford.
No. SIS Z. y. A. Dambrmann. assignee &C., ap.
pellnnt, vs.. Albert O. King CT al. executors, &c
Appeal from tho Circuit Court Of the United States
for the southern district Of New York. Decree
affirmed with costs, Decision announced by Mr
No. 200 OF October term. 1871. The City OF Eliza.
Pavement Company. Motion @ reform mandate
ss Ss sas SsSs': and Ss X p
No. 6l!:. Erasmus Magic. plaintiff IN error vs.
Thomas ". Rutlese. MOtion to dismiss submitted
~, ln, lOhn,Or In supp9I, Of the same and
No. 80. Daniel A. Beckwth ct al plaintlffs In
by Mt. solicitor General Phillips for plaintiff IL
Adjourned until tomorrow at,wcive o'clock.
National Republican., 1878-11-19
EORG ETOWN NEWS.
Collected by Republican Reporters.

Abou, nine o'clock yesterday morning a derrick
al the new 0uildngs OF the Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Company. Oh the south ddc
OF tile canal. near Potomac street, FELL the guy
rope. having given lway. Larry OBrien living
neariDrovers Rest. was thrown with great violence
across The bridge Of lhc nose Michael HaIloren,
residing AT No 960s street northwest Washington.
had his right hand badly mashed, prs. Bowie
summoned. and had the injured men removed TO
j. l.. Cropleys drug store, corner of Potomac and
Bridge streets, where they rendered surgical aid,
nhCT which tho injured men were removed 10 their
respective homes by their friends
oaicer Sebastian, Sanitary Inspector for George.
town. reports the following cOndeunatons for the
week ending Saturday last: Seventeen rabbits, .
chickens. turkeys, IS cS6bages y pumpkins, 2j
mackcrel, 10 squGshcs, C2B plants, 1874 bushels Of
potatoes, I9s bushels miscellaneous vegetables 6A
bushels Of turnlps, l1s bushels OF apples Specks Of
beans, bushels Of oysters, 10 pounds OF pork Is
pounds OF mutton, and Is pounds OF beef.
In consequence OF the immense amount of
freight that has accumulated Oh the piers OF the
New ioIk steamship ling in New York and CON
signed 10 District merchants, the company have
decided to double up. for The present week, and
the steamship 4. e, Knight, Captain Chichester,
will sail from New YORK tomorrow "Wednesday.
At four O'Clock p IN. and the steamship John Glib.
son, Captain Trayers, saturday at the same hour.
so that there viii be two arrivals this week instead
Of one. This arrangement, however. Is only for the
present week.
Saturday night, about mine o'clock a notorious
ColoTed female, named Frances POindrXter, called
at the saloon OF Mr.. Dennis Ready on Bridge street.
took position In the door. and became quite loud
and boistofous. MI. Ready father advised her to
go away, when she abused him In pretty rough Ian.
guGge The elder Ready called his son Dennis
who ordered her to leave his premises when she
lit into and applied the most Opprobious epthets to
him. lie procured warrant, had the woman ar
rested, and yesterday she was huCd s. in the Police
Court for being loud and ouisterous
Thomas H. Knots, Jefferson County, Va, and Ellie
Wade, Washington County, Nd, are GI The West.
End Hotel
National Republican., 1878-11-19
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.
Now York Money Market

NEW YoRk, Nov, 10. 1873
The specie imports for the week amounted 10
too,SsS Of which ,3i.OOD was gold,
Money was easy at 86D5H. -
Sterling exchange was quiet at siGsiB Tor long
and Is5kdtso for short
Gold steady at iOo.,, bid and sales tM
Governments opened Arm, afterward became slight
ly weaker and closed steady.
State bonds were dull and nominal Louisiana con-
soils advanced to IN District Of Columbia SGSs sold
at TN North Carolina old at i6S and ditto special tax
at2
The stock market was active and buoyant for the
Granger shares and Lake shore, which advanced ',9
~ per cent, with the rst sales at about the best u
ures OF the day. Tho coal stocks were quiet on slight
fluctuations Western Union fell OFT about per cent
In the early dealings, but subsequently recovered.
HGnnIbal and 81 Jossph preferred broke from Sos TO
sA and closed al q recovery OF per cent, This was
caused by the irreguation Of report that the forth
coming statement Of the company would be less hvor
able than expected In tho general list the changes
We're slight, except In Union Pacific nnd ~ Louis,
Kansas City and Northern preferred, which advanced
about I per cent The market closed strong.
The transactions agGregnted iooo shares, Of which
goo were Lake shore, 90 were Web 22eoe .srs
Northwestern common. 1900 were fs yssssysA ~
were st. Paul. iioo were DO preferred 5000 were Del
Central, 1900 wero Upon Pacific, o000 were Hannibal
and St Joseph pretrred. and lt.ooe were Western
Union.
The following yere tho closing pricest
National Republican., 1878-11-19
Georgetown Commercial News.
eHSh"h'b" ~ .NON' ~, TO-
GRAIN MARkET.

OEOhokiOWN' NOV. b,ls'a
GRAIN MARkET.
wheat-The market for wheat to-day Is without
any special feature OF activity and we no the a5.
sence OF transactions In Fultz and IN tho medium and
lower grades of both descriptions The only offering
Oh Change were $3.50 bushels prime Lancaster which
sold At q o. The market closes dull and
for all descriptions below prime TO choice Lancaster
Corn-There Is great scarcity Of old stock yellow
nnd white corn. owing to light receipts and short
supply In hand. We quote At IsdS5So
GRAIN ARRISALs.
by canaI-Bolt Abraham Kuhn. with 1900 bushels
wheat TO o 4 J NJ Waters aud 500 bushels snue to
Hartley & Bros boat Hubert Kirby, with 100 barrels
ear corn TO J o al NJ Walels
Notwithstanding join Gibson, Travers. New
York, With ln assorted cargo OF mcrchaudise TO Dis
'''' n'0''"A"''' n,yEu yRoxr.
Arrived - schoouCrs lIGtIly y Kelsey, Randall
Providence to load coal Helen HnsbrOOk Bennett
kcmiebec liver with lie to The KcnnC6cc Ice t"ni.
panyi Daniel brown, Emerson, Fall Riysr. 10 load
% Mabel ifSS MSEaSSe Sf1 SSs Dos.
ton with so tons coal Daniel Brown, Emerson, fRll
River. with +o0 tons coal.
Arrived Boats Fannie I.stclle. A X sycster NJ
nnmt, Alex kyatG, John Lect2h, p a. German. NJ
E%s9d@!IGWy u,sl Y GN5oderiSE; Dr. PgsSSit.
hS' S sntsS M5SU Nm sp enS %Ga %%G Sn %
H"riTy borden William MOaeII j. i ThrHshsf. and ID
,.Ciemcd~J LynU,s 4. Taylor, Arctgrus, Jennie.
Ms F Hcs he NcSy osy GBh!f BSyG nrFy S1iS Sis
J II DGrIy, Clara. " staple, Eta Rene, + |. Moore,
siousy, Blouse 70 s!a9HopS, u sISnFoSc, iIGnSTT' " il i
Lowe, DR. lrUCeriCk, tonsolldgtiOn. NJ FRuT on.
Ionn DiIgn Adam NSr,ie, II RuheI, r 4 %YrI",y,
Syesler, \ NJ Onutl, and Abraham Kuhn,
National Republican., 1878-11-19
MISCELLANEOUS

WHEN ho came home from the Office shiver-
ing and complaining Of the cold, she signin-
cantly pointed to q pile Of stovo-pipes, with
cracked joints and dislocated elbows, and told
him to put up or shut up"
A PHILADELPHIA church announced "Ths
Lords supper for Sunday morning, and ian
oyster supper" for Wednesday evening. Tho
latter feast had the largest attendance, not
withstandng an admission fee was exacted.
WHEN the Princesse Louise recently visited
the Grosvenor Art Gallery, In London, she said
to Sir Coutts Linsday. "Now, just look at that
daub there; how could you hang such n thing
as that p "Woll." he replied, that Is one OF
my own"
TRAVELLING cloaks for ladies almost euvelop
tho dress, are double breasted, cut tylish in
the back, and have but one dart In each front
Tho adjustable collar that accompanies such .
design Is composed of three collars In one, to bs
worn or removed at pleasure. Tho necessary
binding Is tho only appearance Of trimming
which IL presents.
THERE Is on exhibition IN New York Filth
avenue window an elaborate pyramid crowned
by Goddess OF Liberty, and with numerous
compartments, In which are placed colorod
candy figures, arranged 10 illustrate American
historic events. II was made entirely by hand
and Is valued at 81 800. We may now expect
TO hear st. Louis bumorlst observe that this
candy pyramid would be a nice piece Of con-
icct'on to put into a Chicago bellies stockiug,-
NOT,iSfOiru Herald
National Republican., 1878-11-19
suB.TREAsuRY STATEMENT
COMMERCIAL.
Washington River Front.
ARRIVED.

wAsHISGToS,NOv. 10, 1873
ARRIyED.
stcphenson's wharf-BoRt Mary Ella, -. Somo.
nj, with wood TO Stephenson Bros
Biscoe's wharves - schooners Colburn Heating
Eastern Shore. with potatoes to market; J Ford
Galloway, Havre de Grace, with i25 tons coal 10 l.
VIM GuinRnd.
Rileys wharves- -Schooners Virginia r Hawley
Galloway, White Point with gravel 10 Washington
Monument; UrI eTRl Humphnes. Hooper Salisbury
with lumber % wIllCu Libbey; Mollie, Taskeri II
II Lambert, ravl'i Brewster, MarniAdukei Prince
William, McKCnncy; Arthur Jones' Green W ?
White: Black Hawk, Harrisoni John Williams. Bay
ley. and T. e Strong, -, all from the Chesapeake ke
Bay, with oysters to market
JOhu sons wharf-schooners Samuel II Traverse.
Metkin Hayre de Grace, with liO tons coal 10 John.
son Bros; Edith Wright. -, Iiavre do Grace With
40 tons coal to snmei steamship Defiance Ford Phil
adephia, with assorted cargo Of mefch ndlse 10
District merchants; boats Great Pirate Nash. Poo
mac Creek. with wood to johnson Brosi Ida Jackson
Beach, Potomac Creek, with wood to same
Jones' Hnvre de Gruce with l.5 tons coal to Clark 4
Given; Matthias, Dunilock, Paul, ERvrs de Grace,
with l6J tons coal 10 same
CnTteT's wharf-Schooners d May. May. Phiia.
de pha. with eco tons coal to q II Burgess Co.
CLEAREn.
Bscoes wharves-Boal Richard Lacey, oden, down
tho river. light
Rey's -schooncrs 9oldhnch. Kelley. and
Benz Franklin, Johnson, both down the river. light
JohnsOns whnIf-BoRis Mary Ann Shea, Harris
and Cora smith, Williams. both down Tho river, ght
National Republican., 1878-11-19
TrQueheEs' Guide.
RALTIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.

SArroSTE IL fsTSf& sJGSi foS9f'EHf %SS sf3nr LINE
NORTH, NoRrnwEsf WEST. AND SOUTH.
SUNDAY, N6}ThBEh J2 EABE fEFEGT T. Fsi. a, $50 AM
a. ", Leave Washington
StSET p2S rIEXPEhPIITA AM3 S1,T nos
Sros 5nSgtSn S ' gepTs SGmRS manSysr %rG %aG Elk Elk
strnsburg, Winchester, hasestoWn. and Way Via
7nHtBHRrlMoRE AND LAUREL EXPRESS
h Il 2ss rG@RS% SSG %a ssTESsrs Win
ASb 19k RH!ttAAPEErI SrST s2STST To !:
New York aud Philadelphia. stops at Annapol.
9EIs sH1eAac q9tgMRus Psssa ss;, aSD
lI9wn; I%,nu,, and Valley Brsnch, except SUNDAY.
Sllnsii daily. drnfIon 10 saadussy daily excel !
eoo..ion Sunday only-Balilmore. Annapolis, and
iOoP-IkhTIMoRE EXPRESS. stop, a, BAaens.
ton, Jcssups, and Hanover
i5J;ntNEW YORK, PifiLADELPHIx,k kND B0s.
Las ION sunday only for Baltimore aud Way sta.
BLApENsBuRo, AND LAu.
Annapoihs Junction.
chester, aud Way stations, On sundays 10 Poimt
OF Rocks aud Way stations only.
-tBnltmore, Annapolis. and Way Stations
530-tPliILADELPIIIA, NORFOLK, AND BAL-
T1MoRE EXPkiSSS, Eiiicoti city. Norfolk. ex.
cspt Sunday. Norfolk passengers taken In the
burg and Laurel
6:So-t baltimore and Way stations
I.g-tCHlCAUO AND COLUMBUS EXPRESS.
Sleeping cars to Chicago.
si0-BALIlMORE ENPRESS.
hOo-Point OF Rocks aud Way iIta' ions
g.0-tsT. LOUIS, CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE,
AND pI1TSBUllG EMPRESS Iittsburg, cS'
cept sunday Pullman Cars
iGil-tNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND BAL.
TIMORE EXPRESs. sleeping car to New York
and special sleeping car to Philadelphia.
tDniy. ION sunday only Other trains daily, eI.
cept sunday,
National Republican., 1878-11-19
THE COIRIS.
supreme Court OF the United states.

MONDAY, Nov. IS, 1873
No. 49, L. s. {, Robertson, plaintiff in error, VS..
Henry Cease. IN error to the Circuit Count OF the
United States for tie western district Of TcxuA.
Judgment reversed. with costs, and cuUsr remand.
cd, with directions 10 award u new ulal and for
further proceedings in conformity with the opinion
Vi t!e coult Opinion by Mr.. Justice Harlan.
No, So Chester A. Arthur, collector, &C., plain.
TN IN error, vs.. Charles MOllcr ct al. In error 10
tie CIlut Court OF the United Stnles for the
southern district Of New York. Judgment aC.
lrmcd, with costs aud interest. Opinion by Mr..
Justice Hunt
Company, appellant ". ThOmu, Say,ts. AppGal
ir"n. the CHcuit Court Of the tuilr, smes for the
hellherh district Of Illinois. Decree lYurscd with
National Republican., 1878-11-19
no THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS OF T,
LATE WAR.
4 FREE HOME FOR ALL.

join n. KENNEDY q CO., Of Orleans, Harlan
GoamL, Ne6,. make q speciality Of the selecting Of
land hnd the preparation Of the necessary homestead
pRprrs under the provisions VI m act OF Congress al
lowing AL hOnoTably discharged soldiers And saioES,
their widows and orphans, 10 file homestead deClaTn.
tiOus by attorney. Now Is the time to secure a home
Of ~ acres Of land, and the great Republican Valley
IN NeOTAska-'lhe Rhine valley OF Amerlca"-is the
place In which TO locate H. For terms, necessary
blanks, and such Information Us may be desired Rd,
dress JOHN II. KENNEDY Il Co, Orleans, Harlan
County, NVb.
RPirr to Hon. A. s. Paddock United States Soma.
tor; Hon Thomas Majors, NJ. O., elect; Hon. O. j,
DlwoIIn. Attorney General elect, OF Nebraska,
no2lm
National Republican., 1878-11-19
PROBATE couRr-JUsricE oLiN.

This court will convene to-day at eleven . m,
the presiding Judge having recovered sufficiently
TO take his sea! upon the bench.
EQUITY couRT--JUsTicE MACARTHUR.
welch ys. Murphy; leave TO amend cross bill SO
os TO make Barbour & Hamilton parties and case
stricken from calandcr Citizens National Bank
ys Dant; timo for taking testimony fixed. Mul.
Inns VS.. Harding bond approved and restraining
order continued BOrland vs., Borland; receiver
accoun, and distribution Of fund referred to the
auditor Williams Ct al. vs. Gardner ct al leave
to Wise to he bill OF review, Bouret vs. Harrison
sale confirmed Professionally. Walz vs. Crown
substitution oftrusteo with Instructions
CRIMINAL coURT-JUsTICE wYLIE
Rudolph Peterson, sunday bal, guilty, so. and
costs Ernst LoefIler, sunday bar. NOT guilty
Robert Hoaro. unlicensed commercial agent
regulations, not guilty; George Mantz, using pro
fame Language. not guilty.
ASSIGNMENTS ron TODAY.
Circuit Court-Chief Justice Car,tcr-So. 2O5
no 2Gl. somervIlle vs. Gordon No. 26s, Wood &
Co. VS.. Grahamite and Trinidad Asphalt Pavement
Company, No, 21O. Sherwood vs. wyie, No, 2T2
Jenkins vs. Marymsn: No. 2IS. crciwe!l e. al vs.
ga. Jannings VS., baltimore and Potomac Railroad
company No; 2s3. sanderson vs.. Curtin. No. $50
Adams 4 Speed IS. Bsrtey Il Casey,
Mace vs.. Evans; No 2i, Alexander vs.. Alexander |;
No 25 Beruhardt vs.. Bernhardt: No. N, Hoge VS.
Eagelston No. p, Hine vs.. Van Riswick No os
Criminal CUur-Justiccw wylie-Daniel Mccarthy, },
unlicensed bar; J; J.. White unlicensed bari James
sunday tar, Thomas. r. Burrili, unlicensed
bar. Thomas Il. Moran. unlicensed bar
stanislaus X. Govern and Allen Mason, unlicensed
bar; George z, Woide and Catharine Weide, unit.
censed barr Glen McKeever, sunday bar: Henry
Thompson concealed weapons Chris McHugh uD.
licensed bar.
National Republican., 1878-11-19
wM. NJ. SMITH, Salesman. 'h' noy5.ec
TINTED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

by virtue OF writ OF rs,pfitiOnu erp0na, issued out
Of the clerks office Of the supreme tourt OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia and to mo directed will sell at
public sale for cash, At the -house door OF said
district, on TUESDAY. the 10th day Of November,
1873 at IL o'clock M all the right title claim and In.
terest OF the defendant In and to the following.
Described property to wit: Lots TO- H. and H. In square
W, Washington D. C.. together with all and angular.
the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon
the property OF William u. Prout, TO SATISFY attach
nent No. o602, at law, IN favor Of Clayton H. Rogers
FREDK. DOUGLASS,
- - y. s. Marshal u. c.
JOHN SHERMAN, Auctioneer, oclO d&dts