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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-25

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The national Republican., 1862-10-30
Deaths OF SOidleIs q


The following deaths have occurred since our
last report:
john F. Hall, company B, 9Th Wis, at Noun,
Pleasant hospital.
John Mott, company /, 1929 N. Y, at Trinity
hospital.
W. r. Mcneil, company D. 10th Pa, at Ascsn'
sion hospital.
Peter Miller, CONF any G. 47lh Pa, at Hare.
wood hospitals
Daniel Olmstsad, company A, 49th N. Y, at
Judiciary Square hospital.
John II. Wayne, at Epiphany hospital.
Sergt. Horace l. Berry.
George @. Tetrie, company D, 18th Mich.
Z. F. Blood, company u, 18th Me.
Peter Lawler, company B, lst Kentucky cav,
at Trinity hospital.
Charles D. McKerns, ll2th, % Pa. art, at
hospital near Bladenshurg.
Peter Miller, company A, I'd D c., at Epiph-
4. $. Perry, lo3d N. Y, at Armory Square
John Miller. company H. Sd Nd, At Hardwood
hospital.
Daniel Kelley, company /. scott's 800, at
camp.
Isaac a; Duvall, company G. I'd Nd. at Pat
ent Office hospital.
Charles ]. Hamillan, company G, l4th Conn,
at Patent OHlce hospital.
Jeremiah Murphy, company F, 6th Mich, at
Patent Ofice hospital.
Jacob Schieder. company G, 50 Nd. at Ju.
dietary Square hospital.
Hardwood hospital.
Archibald Campbell. company A, 18th N. Y,
at Hare Mod hospital.
George E. Torrey, company X, llsth Pa, At
Cranoh hospital.
The national Republican., 1862-10-30
violating . Corporation law.

Michael Murphy was arrested on Tuesday
by Ofioer OConnell, on complaint Of parties
who live near him, for erecting frame build
ing againsl brick house, on tho corner of
Fifth and streets. The case was tried before
Justice Clayton yesterday. and the party be.
ing fully convicted, he WAS fned $40, In accord.
ance with Y corporation law.
As this law Ia now being violated, in various
parts Of the city, by strangers. who are igno-
rant of its provisions and penalties, we publish
the main features of the law for the nforma.
tiOn Of such:
at shall not be lawful 10 erect or place; In
any part of the city of Washington, any wood.
en- dwelling. house, or other wooden house,
nearer to u brick or stone building than twen-
ty.four feet; and II any person shall, contrary
to the provisions of this act, erect or place any
wooden building nearer TO n brick or stone
building than twenty four feet, the person 80
offending shall, for each and every offence,
forfeit and pay the sum of twenty dollars, and
Ave dollars for each and every week suoh
wooden building shall be continued in Il situa
tion nearer to brick building than twenty four
feet.n
The law further provides that frame black.
smith shop, factory, or livery stable, shah be
fifty feet from any brick building. Also, that
any building, the materials of one side or more
Of which shall be of wood shall be subject to
the eam0 Law,
The national Republican., 1862-10-30
Police Matters

Cyrus Hunains and Ornsly Webster were ar.
rested on Tuesday by Officers Crump and Bor-
land, of tho First ward, for larceny. Taken be
fore Justioe Drury and ordered to give seouri
~ for court.
Henry Jones and William Stallings were ar.
rested on Tuesday by O0ieer Hilton, of the First
ward, for assault aud battery with intent to
kin. Taken hefore Justice DTury, and oom-
miued 10 jail for court
Nancy Mcclure was arrested on Tuesday by
Officer Stuart Of the First ward for assault
and battery. Taken befNrs Justice Drury and
ordered to give security for court
John Wsraon waa arrested on Tuesday by
OfiCer Moran, of the First ward, for drunk en-.
ness. Taken before Justice Drury, and fined
81; whGh no paid and WAS discharged.
Wm. Bronson and Fanny Berry were arrest
ed on Tuesday by 2nioer Heating, of the SEQ
ond ward, for being drunk and disOrdsrly. Ia
they paid and were discharged.
Geo. Mcdonnell was arrested on Tuesday by
OHaosr Johnson, of the Third ward, for larceny
Faken before Justice Rowland, and committee
to jail for court.
Richard Rivers waa arrested on Tuesday by
Ofhcer Crown, of the Fourth ward, for fghting
and assaultlng an officer. Taken before Justice
Dom and committed to jail ior court.
James ROoney WAS arrested on Tuesday by
Officer Leach Of the Fourth ward tor disorder
" conduct. Taken before Justice Walter aud
fined 81.
Peter stafford and John Giles was arrested On
Tuesday by Oniosrs Williams and Harbn. of the
Sixth ward tor larceny. Taken before Justice
Gull and hsld for n further hearing.
John 0'Cnnnsll waa arrested on Tuesday by
OhOer DO Vaughn, Of the Seventh ward, for IN
assault On bls wife. Taken before Justice Strat
ION aud ordered 10 give security for court.
The national Republican., 1862-10-30
InSa.s nrnhals, rair.

ling House near the "Circie !" In this city, was
opened on Monday evening, At Odd Fellows
Hall, Seventh street, and was well attended,
oonsidsring the number Of other attraoton
now IN this oity. The ladies conducting I'll.
s6orts. The room 10 beautifully decorated and
the tables are loaded with fancy and useful ar.
ttcles, which they offer at reasonable prices.
They serve substantial meals, also at all hours,
oity readers, we cannot refrain from recon.
mending the fxir-room as q delightful place to
spend an evening or for q promenade. The
music alone vill be worth tho admittance fee
and the fsirest Of the fair will welcome us with
their smiles. F.
The national Republican., 1862-10-30
More Traana.

Vermont IL doing nobly. The Sixteenth rel
imsnt Of that State have already marched to
camp. 1t numbers nearly 900 men. The fol.
lowing are the principal officers:
COlNnel-Wheelook q. Vsazey.
Lieutenant Coionsl-Chas. Cummings.
MRior-William Rounds.
Adjutsnt-J. d. Bugman.
Surgeon-C. B. Parks.
Assistant Surge on--Dr. Spofford.
Chaplain-Rev. Alonzo Webster.
Quartermaster--Jame G. Henry.
The national Republican., 1862-10-30
Lacked Up.

Sarah venning and Laura Short, alias Smith,
notorious oolored females, who prowl the
streets on the Island, went into an eating cell
lar on Four.and. a half street, between Mary
land avenue and street. and ordered n din
ner. While there, tho beauties got into n
quarrel rs to who should pay for the dinner,
but for the Interference Of the keeper Of the
house, who put the belligerents out of doors.
Here they continued their disorder, whsreupon
the police took them In hand, and locked them
up In the statiOu.house
The national Republican., 1862-10-30
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G. q T. II 3 q II A l. X

The public Ia resi- Q .tiully informed ihst
L.. NJ GOTTSCHALk
the eminent Pianist and Composer, will have the
honor Of giving
TWO GRAND CONCERTS IN WASHINGTON
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
November 5'L Gua eth
When he will perform soma OF his latest Iomlosi
tous which have oausei 50 great stnsai lu IA "
York, Boston un Phisde!phia
Arrangements ha . bean made With he ebTsf d
lTIn!a bOuDG,
MISS CARLOirA Patti
The frincipll Star OF ths Italian Ope q, from the
Academy OF Music, New York aud Bostoh 10 app. ar
Jointly with
MIR. l.. NJ GOTIsCHALK
Musical Director and Conduc or,
MR. BEhREN
ApMiSSION-ONE DOLLAR
Tioksts may be purchased, and reserved seatr se.
cured, without ex charge, At the Musi, Sivrs OF
Mr.. W, q. Meizerou -con,inrGeing Monday, Nov.
3, at . O. IN,
Doors open at7. Concert 10 commence ats
The national Republican., 1862-10-30
Hard Usage.

Several citizens, who were standing on the
corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh
street. on Tuesday last, and witnessed the ar.
rest Of drunken man for disorderly conduct
complain that the officer exercised undue
harshness in the discharge Of his duty. He
drew his leaden chilly" from his pocket and
iniic ed several terrible blows across the pris,
onsr's head ,infctirg terrible gashss or bruises
causing the blood 10 run profusely. officers
should be vigilsnt and thorough In the dis
charge Of duty, but not cruel We know that
people are too apt to condemn a faithful of.
Ger, yet officers will sometimes exceed their
authority.
The national Republican., 1862-10-30
The Streets.

No city In the Union, Of one quarter the pop.
ula,ion Of this city, would allow itself, for one
week, to be disgraoed by snoh miserable
streets ~ our city presents at this time. II Is
the one subject Of universe execration by
every stranger who visits our city. Streets
are rough and dirty; cutters are foul and
cutters are broken, dilapidated, or removed
altogether, and an air of " shiftessness" " and
neglect marks the whole Of cur city In these
respects when compared with any other city In
the land. 1t is n shame that the capital Of the
nation should render itself liable to such AMI
madverslons.
The national Republican., 1862-10-30
Playing ~ Handv,r

There is kind Of Amusement very popular
with lohoolboys on the streets, which Is ex.
ceedingly dangerous. We alluds to what the
boys call handy, which consists In batting a
ball, block of wood, or other small article, With
long stick or club in the hands of the player.
In several instances, we have seen boys severe.
iy hurt by the powerful blows dealt by COM
panions in the excitement Of the play. The
game ia prohibited by law in many of our
large oities, and II should be here. We hope
parents and teachers will warn their boys
against this dangerous sport.
The national Republican., 1862-10-30
DIR. Fishblatt.
Of No. 4al, corner Of Eighth and &c sts
Oppo,iie the 9entrAl Post Ofloe

of NO. aNl, corner OF Eighth ana E sts
Opposite the GentrAl Post Once,
Can be consulted on RHEUMATIC AFFEC
TIONS, CONSUMPTION, LIVER COM
PLANTS, CHRONIC AFFECTIONS, % we'll q
all Diseases Of lmpIudsnos, Of whatever character
siclsns He engages to make an immediate cure
From his lengthy practice In the icisuos OF medi,
being the only one In Wellington capable Of afford
ing speedy relief All oases durable will be RuArAn.
tied. He warIsnta cure without the use Of msr-
curry or any other dangerous medicine Recent GASES
cured In two or three days
N. b. Letters addressed to Dr. r., st his oiiice, No.
&sl, corner Of Eighth and u streets opposite Gen,
eral Post Othas, will receive Immediate attention,
DOT 3-yi
The national Republican., 1862-10-30
L, L,URhITUREI FURNITUREI
N6OGfreSOr eAs 90.
AT THEIR
EYTENSIlE WARERDDuQ

EA7FNSITE WARERUUNS,
$50 seventh street,
OFFER INDUCEMENTS to purchasers Of Fuyui-
turs and oil her Housekeeping GoOds
Our stock Is large and varied
rarlor Suites In Brccatelle, Rep, and Hair Cloth
Chamber Setts, In solid Oai, Walnut, Mahogany
and Painted, neatly ornanisntsd.
Oak, Walnut, and Mahogany Extension Table,
and Dining Chairs
Superior Curlsd Hair Mattresses, Husk and oihsI
Mattresses
Also, . large quantity Of low priced Bedstsads
Chairs. Tables, bureaus, Wafdrobes, Washstands
ON 70 Furniture, 40.
All Of which are made from the best materials
aud warranted to give satisfaction
Persors furnishing would do we'll TO look through
the stoct before purchasing, W We are selling Ut
prices to suit the times
McuREGOR 4 CO,
DOT {--e0dowif $50 Seventh street
The national Republican., 1862-10-30
p'hs City Poet Once.

The returns Of the city post Office for the
quarter ending tho 90th OF September, recent
ly rendered to The Department show that the
unpaid letters amount TO 81. .808. The register.
cd letters sent numbered 2,403. The postage
stamps sold amount TO s43 $50 S5; stamped en-.
velopes, t3, $50 sS. There were 933 sol free
letters. The balance yielded to the Depart.
mept ia S2S, GAS
The national Republican., 1862-10-30
A PUBLICATIONS Tor Duplicate I. . n d
n warrants.

A PUBLICATIONS Tor Duplicate I. . n d
n warrants.
AIyiisAuon having bean made under the loi VI 80
june 1885, for the Reissue Of the land Warrants de
sorbed hersir, Hhioh are alleged to have been los
Or destroyed uotlce IL hereby given that at the da
following thr description Of each warrant, new
certificate u like tenor will be issusd II noVAld Oh
lection should then appear.
No Cd, ,l6s Tor 100 sores, Issued under the sst b,
March, 1856 In the name OF Rachel, widow OF
Thomss Meredith, srd was granted Mach 2, 1859 =
December o, 1869
No 0a,7O0. for 100 acres, ifsusd under the sot Of
March, 1855, In the name of Arnold Harrington,
and was granted SEPTEMBER n, lsS7-January !,
1858.
No SO Idt, for loo acres. l-sued under the aot Of
March, 1855, In the rames Of the minor children Of
Dauitl T McCuOe, deceased, ani was granted Oai,
20. ISIS January II, 1858
No 100 SAL Tor 100 Rores, issued under the Act OF
March, lsbb, In the name Of Aussl Allen, ant
wss granted March ~, ls62-Jauuary Is, isS2
JOSEPH II. hAkkElI,
OOmmlnioAcn
The national Republican., 1862-10-30
Attention, Afflicted

Dr. Veliny IL yet engaged in AN extensive
' nv'oo :" .n'' Wy anu "o WAN os' uin,, u1
Of thoir own sins 10 the bost s"uroRs ot remedy.
First. give up your i,iu5bnt course Of lie hi
onGo and forever; and secondly, uall on I'll Q
most skilui physicians, (and none are bettar
than DR.. VslnyD and be cured of the disease
which ID now undermining the s-Constitution
and sending you TO a premature grave.
The national Republican., 1862-10-30
Stealing a soidiss's Shoes from his Feet

Martin Daily was arrested yesterday In
Swampoodle, by Oflcer Nicholl, charged with
stealing the shoes from n soldiers feet while
the latter was drunk and asleep. The act was
Witnessed by some ladies', who saw the prisoner
take of his old shoes, and then remove a pair
of good shoes from the soldiers feet. which he
placed on his own pedal extremities. The la
dies gave Information TO the of1cer, who very
promptly arrested the culprit and took him to
this morning,
The national Republican., 1862-10-30
Circuit Court.

Jury trials In this court commenced on Tues
day afternoon. The case Of Wise and Kendall
against Riley and Coombs, was concluded and
n verdict was rendered for plaintiffs.
r.De Kraft entered into bond TO prosecute
an appeal from the decision Of the Circuit Court
to the Supreme Court. in the appeal case from
the Orphans Court, Of Barney against De
Kraft.
Yesterday, the case Of 3. 8. Bishop vs.. Pierce
shoemaker, for work done on mill on Rock
Greek, WAS on trial. Swan for plaintiff and
Messrs. Bradley for the defendant.
Messrs. w. B. Webb, W. 8. Cox, &. 3. Phillips
and Chas. W. Matthews, Esqs., who have been
heretofore appointed commissioners to take
afldavits and bail In OWL cases, were appoint
ed standing examiners In chanoery.
The national Republican., 1862-10-30
A WNIl of Advice.

Th0se who have been doctoriug Tor weeks and
months without obtaining relief. should consult
DR.. Fi,hblatt, whose tilce |, at No. AL + street
0 ,rnsr of Eighth street, and be radically cured
Twenty hvs years experience has established DR.
reputation as Q physician. Recent
cs-es cursd in few days Charges moderate
DIR. FISHBLATr,
NO AL u street, corner OF Eighth,
Opposite the General Post Ofise
The national Republican., 1862-10-30
DIE ID,

ln Georgetown, on Wednesday morning, 29th
instant, Louisa E., wife of william Beeke, in
the 2?d year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place from her late
residence, on Washington street, October so. al
3 O'Clock. The friends Of the family are invited
to attend,
The national Republican., 1862-10-30
Stealing Clothing

James Moore was arrested yesterday, by
Officer COnnsl, of the Fourth ward, charged
with stealing two peitcoats and some other
articles Of clothing. Being very much intoxi.
GATED, he was locked up for the night, that he
might get sober enough to be tried for the Of.
fence, as well ms to toll where he got his liquor.
The national Republican., 1862-10-30
Desirable India Rubber Goods

MI. II. A. Hall has Just received lot Of 06lceIs
Long and Light du hni.hed Coats; also, dull I'm
shed Ponohos extra large sizes; also, lot Of blue
srilng at mauuuiaoturers' prices, q, hs Irdla Rub
ber Warshou e, $40 Psnusy lvania avenue, betw. en-
Ninth and Tenth streets 90 ?T If
The national Republican., 1862-10-30
Tn = M 1tOr.

II Ia now said that this famous sea warrior
will not he exhibited AZ the navy yard. as 1T
first supposed, but that as soon as fully COM
pleted and armed she will steam around TO one
Of our city wharves, and there remain short
time, to give the public an opportunity TO sur.
yey the formidable little " man. of. war"
The national Republican., 1862-10-30
Sale OF Real Estats,

Messrs. Mcclure j. Co., auotlonsers, sold on
Monday afternoon, lots and Q. In square ass
(oorner OF Fourteenth and + Streets for q. .O5l
per square foot. DR.. John L. KidwsD, o1
Georgetown, was the purchaser.
The national Republican., 1862-10-30
india Rubber Goods.

The place to bry your RUBBER COATS, LEG
GINS CAMP BLANKETS, HAVELOCkS, hA.
VERSACKS, and every Grticl made from INDIA
RUBBER, Ia at II A. HALLS India Rubber W sre-
Louss waere you can obtain them at Butaotarsrs'
pross, $40 rshnsy ylvsnis avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth stre,ts ccg2-tf
The national Republican., 1862-10-30
Visling Osys ~ the Hospitals IL this

By alats order Of the Surgeon General, 4" the
military hospitals will be open to the author.
lied agents of soldiers relief associations and
other aid societies. from twelve O'Clock m. to
six O'Clock p. m, daily. and to the friends Of
patients and other visitors, II, in the judgment
Of the surgeon In charge. their visits will not
be prejudicial to the welfare of the sick.'
The national Republican., 1862-10-30

NJORFOI.k OYsTERs,
~ NORFOLK OYSTERS,
NORFOLK OYSTERS,
FIRST OF THE SEASON,
AT IHK
CENTRAL HOTEL RESTAURANT,
Southwest corner Penn. ay., and 9th slreet-Hoisl
entrance on 9Th street.
fne lot Of picked Norfolk Oysters, just received
per Adams Express, Coma ht Gncs, or lose your
chance
OYSTERS served In every style, GAME OF all
kinds In season.
Private rooms for Supper Parties.
Meals served At all hours
II ID. 6ELSTON Propr,
oot 2s--to3tt Central Hotel.