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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
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WAR DEPARrMENT,l
PRovosr MARSHAL GENERALS OriirE,
wAsnINoros, D. O., July II, 1851 J
Circular No. Il.
I. Drafted men become soldiers In the service Of
the United States by the fact OF their names hav-
ing been drawn In tho draft. The notification,
served upon them by the Provost Marshal, 10
merely an announcement Of the fact, and an order
for them to report for duty, at u designated time
and place. .... .ua
II. The following opinion Of the Hon. William
whiting, sslicitor Of the War Department, is pub
lished for the Information OF all concerned:
"When person has been drafted, In pursuance
OF the Enrolment act OF Msrch ., 1858, notice OF
such draft must be served within ten days there
after, by written or printed notice, to be served
on him Persondy, or by leaving cory at his last place
Of residence, requiring him to appear at designat
ed rendezvous to report for duty. Any person fall
Ing to report for duty after notice LEFT AT HIS
LAST PLACE OF REsIDEscE, or served on him per-
sonaly, without furnishing q substitute or paying
the $780, Is pronounced by law to be adesertcr; he
may he arrested and held for trial by coul martial
and SENTENCED TO DEATH.
"n aperson after being drafted and before re-
ceiving notice, deserts, the notice may still be
served by leaving It at his last place Of residence
and II he does not appear In accordance with the
notice, or furnish the substitute, pay the ssoo,
he will be in law deserter, and must be treated
person, once 'tnroled,' can escape his public du-
ties, and when drafted whether present or absent,
whether he changes his residenee or absconds, the
rights Of tho United States against him are sc
cured, and II Ii only by performance Of his duty to
the country that he will escape liability to be
WILLIAM WHITING,
Solicitor OF the War Department.
JAMES b. FRY,
jy20-f Provost Marshal General.
IN FFICI IAL.
| WAR DEPArTMENT,)
PRovosr MARSHAL GENERALS OFFICE,
| WARRINGTON, u. C., July Is, 1868.
| u cuiar No. 6i.
The 4th paragraph of Circular No. n, issued
from this ONCE July 10, 1853, is hereby modified,
30 as TO correspond with the following opinion oi
the Hon. William Whiting, Solicitor Of the War
Department, which will hereAfter govern In all
cases In which 1t is applicable;
OPINION.
"a person drafted into the military service
Of the United States, under the provisions Of the
act of March ., 1853, chapter seventy y-hve, for
enrolling and calling out the national forces,
and for other pur,oses, claiming exemption from
draft by reason Of any disability As provided in
said act, has the right to have the question Of
his disability submitted to and passed upon by
the Board Of Enrolment, whose decision thereon
10 final. II the Board shall have decided that the
claimant Ii liable to serve, he has the tight, ajl,
such decision against hiu, to pay his Communication
money, or to furnish his substitute, within such
extended time ss may be fixed by the order OF the
Board Of Enrolment ior b.. appearance for duty.
tSsn'a' solicitor OF the Wse Dsp.rtnsSn Sats
JAMES b. FRY,
| jyiS-tf .... Provost Marshal General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

reilsf sAosld seesuit Dr.. rishb,ats, whess sAss V
q No. ~ strsst, corner Of Eightb slsset, aaf
.sssSnshsS % Dr. riShSI"1ss r.yySsst,oo = pSSs
sian. nsssns eases cured IN q ~ days: Chafyss
modsrata. DA. rf1AbLAfT,
No. ~ r street, corner Of Eighth,
Opposite the General Post Omes.
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1--WE. ENTY BONDS.

We are now prepared to furnish to purchasers
u. o. 5-2O BONDS
Of all denominations, upon application, ViiAoGi
any Delay. inn ~ .a.
Subscribers holding our receipts are notified that
their bonds are ready for delivery, and are re-
qucsted 70 call for them, plI.u.
JAY COOKE d CO., D.,
jc22-au 46a Fifteenth Street.
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ODD FELLOW VS. HALL
MONDAY EVENING, JULY ~, 1853.
FOR ONE WEEK.

FOR ONE WEEK.
First appearance in Washington since his return
from Europe, OF
PROFESSOR AHDERSON,
t.on of the Wizard OF the North) In his eRtir ,ly
new Entertainment Of Prestidigitation, entitled
H-THE WORLD OF AGICi-u
as lately performed by him In England, ireland,
and scotland, In all the principal Opera Houses
and Theatres, before thousands oi spectators, who
have classsd him as
THE GREATEST MAGICIAN
OF ANCIENT on MODERN TIMES,
During the past six years, Professor Anderson
hiss travelled through Australia, Sandwich and So
ciaty Islands, California, England, ireland and
scotland, in which time he has added all the Novel
ties he has learned TO his
CYCLOGEOTIC AND HYPERMETRICAL Pro.
GRAMME.
The principal feature Of the Entertainment is
THE ENTIRE ABSENCE OF ANY APPARATUS
All Effects being produced under
EXTRAORDINARY MANUAL SkILL!i
A Grand Day Entertainment every wcdne sdsy
aud Saturdsy, for the accommodation Of Ladies
and Children, at y. M.
Admission, % cents. Reserved Seats, 50 cents
Doors open At M O'Clock; commence at O'Clock.
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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

A WORD OF ADvIoB.-Those who have bean
iootoring for weeks and months without obtaining
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

WASHINGTON THEATRE,
w Eleventh street, near Pennsy lvsnis avenue
A. La TnurrTE b Co..... Lsssess
ALsEsJ ., 1S:ness ,, Msnsser
JANE ENGLisps GRAND COMbfN hTI0N
TROUPE ST. DENIS,
From the Theatre de ID Scala, Milan, Italy.
Ffrst appearance In WashinEton OF -
2 SIG. cAPPOLA, PREsTlbiCirATEUR
Mn. =. x. MULLER,
VIII present bis celebrated GUITAR SOLO, and
also his Violin Solo, which has been pronounced
by the public equal TO the best efforts Of Ole Bull
Nieuxtemps or the best matters Of the present age
TOTAL CHANGE OF PERFORMANCES
The entertainment TO commence with the new
fh' tonime called the
M1sFORTUNEs OF PIERROT.
NEW ST. DENIS DIvERTlsEMENT.
'pNDE NOLANTE..........LA BELLE HOSITA
rae performances will conclude with the new
MAISON ROUGE.
... GALA DAY PERFORMANCE, " .
Fur Ladies', Children and Families, will be iyen on
SATURDAY AFTERNOON NEXT, m
July 26, at az o'clock.
u-N NO INCREASE IN PRICEs~J
Orchestra Chairs and Balcony, 10 cents; Dress
Circle and Parquette, 90 cents Parteite, rs cents,
Ftvate Boxei, s5. jy2a
~ ~ Nu q TT
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n IF CI A L.
WAR DEPARrMENr,)
PRovosr MARSHAL GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsHISeToN, D. c., July IS, 1858.
Circtisr No. %. "
!. Hereafter reward Of ten (Si0) dollars will be
paid for the apprehension and delivery Of desert
er, and paragraph %, page 0, Regulations for the
Government OF tho Provost Marshal General Of
the United States, as well as paragraph II Of Cir
cular No. 90 from Provost Marshal Generals office,
are amended accordingly.
H. Paragraph -, page 7, same Regulations, Is
amended so as to read as follows:
= The members Of the guard may be
allowed, for the time aotuslly and necessarily EN-.
ployed on the trip, per diem Of not more than
si6o, besides their actual expenses, provided they
accomplish the duty assigned them"
..tr 30. JAMES b. FRY,
Provost Marshal General.
NoTE.-Proyost Marahais will give publicity to
Circular No. u, Of July II, 1859, from this office
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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

WnITEHURsT's GALLERY, 43i PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE, OVEN TELEGRAPH HOrfiCE.-Whitehurst,
outstripping his competition, has received twenty
three premiums In this countryj also, medal At
the Worlds Fair In London, ior superior work
His Carte de Nisitea, both plain and cOlored, are
all the rage. See his photographs In colors. For
SALE Card Photographs of distinguished men; also
Views OF Paintings In the Rotunda OF the Capitol
Orders for Views OF kneampmenti promptly at
Tended to, .#a-
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

JyFu-o'u
CA NTE RBU URY ALL,
~ Louisfana Arenue, nedr the corner Of SirtA sreef.
VIM. L. sinn ...... Sole Manager and Proprietor
CANT ERBURY HALL,
CA N T 4 X BURY HALL,
GAM Bury HALL,
CA B RY HALL
THE SUMMER THEATRE,
STANDARD nj MUSIC HALL,
THE RELIABLE PLACE OF AMUSEMENT!
FIRST CLASS DRAMATIC REPRESENTATIONS
BRILLIANT PANToMIMIC DISPLAYS.
BEAUTIFUL BALLET DIvERTIsEMENTs.
CHARMING oPERAT1C SCENES.
THIS EVENING,
The great French Ballet Pantomime, As originally
performed by
THE GREAT RAVEL FAMILY!
THE GREAT RAYEL FAMILY!
THE GREAT RAYEL FAMILY!
AT NiJlo's Theatre, New York, entitled
ROBERT n JAQUEs.
ROBERT Il JAQUES.
ROBERT ~ JAQuES.
ROBERT Il JAQUES.
This Fsntomime will be produced with all the
requisite scenery, music properties, and appoint.
nents, as Is always done with pieces, pantomimes,
Ac., produced at the Great Canterbury, without
any curtailmeut, by
A TROUPE OF PANTOMIMIsTs!
A TROUPE OF PANTOMIMIsTS!
A TROUPE OF PANTOMIMISTS!
#, Second to none in the country.
oa MIIsss EVA ssssNEsT,
MISS EVA BREN
The beautiful Charming Vocalist.
MR.. GEORGE r. EDEsoN,
The fsvorite Comedian and Pantomimist.
- MONS. LOUIS SZOLLOSY,
The efficient Msitrede Ballet and Comic Pantomim.
isf, who will appcar In conjunction with
THE COURT OF BEAUTY!
THE COURT OF BEAUTY!
Misses Kate Harrison,
Grace De King,
Julia Richmond, &c.
pESET pEESHTM SXLkMA,GGhkER
RI ,iAaE;s ii; 5. se Gpwasbs, i ! sbsss'
u ,s Willis t. !; AthMsTRoNG, a.,
ios%ins tGsnGk tse h HRRA9 OF % ecSe TAI A.
ENT ever brought together In Music Hall.
Among the features of the week, the most promi
HOW TO AVOID THE DRAFT!
| GOVERNMENT DISPATCHES!
| HEIGHT OF IMfUDENCE!
The performance will conclude with the Grea
Ballet Pantomime, arraoged by Mons. szollosy
entitled ROBERT AND JAQUES.
Robert, an escaped convict. Mr.. Geo n. EdcsoI
| Jaques, his companion. Mons. Louis SzoIlosy
Other characters by the Pantomime Troupe.
| Admission % and so cents. Private Boxes, hold
ing six persons, five dollars. Doors opcn at ~
o'clock; Performanccnt ts.
A GRAND MATINEE
| A GRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
For the accommodation OF Ladies' and Children
when thc great Canterbury Company will appear
The Great ZANFRETTA TROUPE, embracin
the principal members and only representatives Il
America Of the famous RAVEL TROUPE, are en-
gagged and will appear at this establishment O.
Monday evening, August 4, 1883 This unequalc
Company embraces u full corps Of Pantomimist'
Gynnnsts, Dancers, Nc., including
MILE JOSEPHINE ZANFRETTA,
The Beautiful and Fascinating spanish Danseust
and MILE LOUISE ZANFRETTA,
the Young, Beautiful, and Daring Tight Rope Pei
former.
10 The public should not be msled by the Al
sumption by other parties Of the whole or poi
tion of the well known name Of this truly gifted
youthful Artistic, In order to ingratiate themselve
Into public favor upon her well'earned brillinn
reputation. jyao-6t
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23
MAYOR's OFFICE, JULY al, 1858
LEGAL NOTICES.

rNHE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR THE SAID DISTRICT.
10 al rhom may concern, GREErIso:
Notice is hereby given, That, on the soth day Of
June, 1862 the United States steamer Primrose, a.
tached to the Potomac Fotilln, captured the sloop
called the Richard vaux, aud the said slo0p with
wares and merchandise laden therein, have been
brought to the port OF Washington, within the ju.
fisdction OF this Court, and the same are libeled
United States, for condemnation ss lawful prize;
and that said cause will stand for trial at the city
Hall, IN the city OF washington, on the nrst Mon
are warned to appear to show cause why oondem.
nation should not be decreed and to intervene for
their interests. h j. MEiGs,
jyl7-dtd Clerk.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23
Amuseialenls.


The MELoDzoS.-Onn next Monday atternoon
and night grand complimentary benefit will be
given to the Manager Of the Melodeon, Prof. g.
Nachman. This gentleman certainly deserves .
good house, as during the three years he has been
In this city, he has contributed . great deal Of
amusement to the play-going people in Washing
ton. In order to make grand feature, Mr.. Mach
will present silver cup to tho best JIG dancer.
Give George bumper, and you certainly will be
bound to enjoy yourself that night.
CANTERBURY HALL.-Tho great company
will appear tonight In another Of the delightful
entertainments which have deservedly rendered
this famous resort SO popular, introducing many
entirely new features. Though the house 10
crowded every night, the audiences appear 10
suffer very little Inconvenience from the heat Of
the weather, owing to the admirable arrangements
for ventilation, which form distinctive feature
Of the Hall. The brilliant engagement Of the
pleasing songstress, Miss Eva Brent, still contin-
ues to be subject Of congratulation to the man
agement.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

REFUSED TO OBEr ORpERs.-John Azel, q
discharged soldier, got drunk last night and went
Into the yard at the steamboat wharf to lay down
The guard on duty ordered him to 90 out, which he
refused TO do. The guard then arrested him and
had him conveyed to the Gusrdhouse where, this
morning, Le paid visit to the hydropatbio de-
partment Of that Institution, and was released.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

NITED STATES $40 BONDS,
" U. s. 1-s0 TREASURY NOTES, '..Hf'
U.S.. COUPONS OF 1881,
US. CERTIrIcATEs OF INDEBTEDNESS,
Gold, silver, Uncurrent Money, Exchange on all
parts Of Europe and the Northern Cities, f.,
BOUGHT AND SOLD. rl
We are authorized to furnish $40 bonds At par,
until the LIST OF August next, when the privilege OF
conversion ceases.
Orders for STOCKS and GOLD executed In New
York exclusively on commission.
RfTTENHoUsE, FAINT CO.,
Jyi%-1m Bankers, i52 Penn. avenue.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

The Public are cautioned against the SPURIOUS
ias s;s: ssie o r., only nj eeEHtiSk saa f1TEsfTp
syssUFsoFu$isg sys IA n1as
ior Il being "sAPONIF1ER, or CONCENTRATED
LYE.n The great SUCCESS OF this article has ned
uNPRINClPLED PARTIES to endesyo. 70 initiate
Il, in violation Of the Company's PATIENTS.
All MANUFACTURERS, BUYERS or sELLERs
OF these SPURIOUS Lyes, are hereby NOTIFIED
thst the 3, COMPANY have employed, - their
ATTORNEYS
GEoRGE HARDING, ESQ, Of PAasdelpAss, snS
WILLIAM BAKEwELL, Esa., Of ptnsssrs
And that ali MANUFACTURERS, USERS, or Sell
LERS Of Lye In violation Of the rights Of the Con-
pany, will be PROSECUTED at once.
The sAPoNIFIER, or CONCENTRATED LyE,
is for sale by all Druggists, Grocers, and Country
Stores. .....
TAKE NOTICE,
The urrIEp STATES CIRcuIT CouRr, Western
District Of Pennsylvsnia, No. 1 Of May Term, In
1851, in suit OF
THE PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACTURE
ING COMPANY
rs
THOMAS G. CHASE,
decreed to the Company, on November, IS, isa2 the
EXCLUSIVE RIGHT
granted by patent owned by them for the
sAPoNIFIER
Patent dated October 81, 1885, Perpetual iSuns-
ton awarded.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

DRUNKEN soLDIERs.-Thos. Akin and Mar.
tin Otis, two soldiers, got into fight yesterday
afternoon, both Of them having pistols. They
tried to shoot each other but the Second ward po-
lice happening coming along just then, they were
arrested and disarmed. They are now confined In
the Central guard.housc. H
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23
REAL ESTATE.
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.

DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.
ss a e ;sa tss s. s..s e :na S
subscribers. Also, persons desirous Of Purchasing
or Aentine Dweilings can be provided for.
Prompt attention given to all Real Estate busi-
Apply TO wM. W. BURD0s, with
/. CLARK D. GAYLORD, Attorneys,
Red Estate Brokers, and Auctioneers,
Refer. .ooa. aD0% iSsasa foSsroy, 1n g. Sns s. ss Hen l.
N. Morreil U. 8. 8; Hon r. z; Fenton, NJ; z;
Hon. Chaplin Hall, .: c. Hon, o. ". seoineld, NJ.
Cj Hon. 4. W. French, I'd Auditor, and others.
H'-'m n WANTED.
4i5, 900 secured on real estate. j.. ....
Eight unfirnished houses for rent wanted lmme.
-Four furnished houses for rent wanted immedi.
ately.
Two newly furnished houses:
Three three-story brick houses and lots.
Two thrcc-story brick houses and lots, with sta
bles.
One two-story brick house and lot, with four
Pricss from s7so to ss,ooo. Terms easy: Apply
Room No. >, corner Seventh and F streets.
II AND WARRANTS WANTED.
s s ,sa :. nss "a 5S for a., wSf h.s Ss
Room ), oornsr seventh ;sd streets. jyfs-ti
uTANTED...TwO LARGE ROOMS
w on nrst and second floor, suitable for Fur
snsh knsn Or Eshth :fee Apply &.
tate Agency, Room ., corner seventh and streets.
JyO
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

A CAPTArN DRUsK.-One Of Col. Bakers de-
tectivc, while passing Markham's Hotel this morn
log, observed barouche standing In front Of
the house, and In It u person with the uniform
Of a captain, who was very much intoxicated. He
arrested him and took him to the Gusrdhouse, and
the Lieutenant Commanding had him sent to the
Provost Marshals office In charge Of guard.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

TALL SOON AT j. BRUCE a. CO.'S,
" and secure some OF the great bargains in |
Clothing att BRUCE CO.'S, t6' 7th st. jyit
I BRUCE ~ CO., CLOTHIERS, 404
81 seventh street. offer ther entire stock At cost
Tor the next ninety days. Call soon and get some
OF these great bargains. jyll
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

OAK HALL CLOTHING ROOM.
~ Great bargains In Clothing for the next sixty
room for fall goods, at J. BRUCE CO.'S,
jyil +6t Seventh street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23


Mr.. Barr moved to strike out the third section Of
ihst the register is hereby required to have pub
hshea In handbill form, for public distribution,
the names OF all persons obtaining license, the
purpose for which obtained, and the amount paid
therefor, to be arranged By wards. and at the times
following, to wit; All those licenses, which, BY
spost oh the 81 as o Ss
expire about January ist, to be published about
the iirst OF February those that expire about the
MAY; and ali those where no specific time is pro-
ylLed by law to terminate, to be published stimuli
ianeous with the list Of those that expire on or Or
I'M Mr. barr said that he could not understand why
men should be notified one month after their IL
Tne amendment was agreed to.
Mr.. shepherd moved to amend the bill by adding
SsS es jarther enacted, That all acts parts Of
acts inconsistent with this act be and the same are
hereby repealed.
The amendment was agreed to.
The bill as amended was passed.
GENERAL APPROPRIATION DILL;
The Board proceeded to consider the bill making
appTop pristions to detray the general and eontin-
gent expenses OF the Corporation or the year 1908
Mr. shsRhef% M 20 sss the
market house, including whitewAshing, the sum oi
500, and insert 81 900.
The amendment was not agreed to.
Mr.. NJ. Lsrner movedto amend by inserting $3.50.
Mr. Rsub moved to amend by Inserting $500.
The amendment oi MIR. nj. LaTner was agreed TO-
MIR, shepherd moved to amend the clause In re-
l,tion to fighting with ga the City Hall, by adding
"nt The present reduced rates at which the gas Il
FURNISHED to the citizens Of Washington" SO that
"S FOR iignting with gas the City Hall and the
ismps which by law are required TO be lighted and
r,utITed at the expense oi the General Fund, a,
the present reduced rates, &c: .... ~
Tie amendment was agreed to-. q
Mir. n. ID, Larner moved to increase the app o
prlation to defray the expenses OF the Asylum ant
Workhousc to Si6 900, and remarked that the sum
would he absolutely necessary. The appropriation
ncretoiore had been $1,000 but the conimissioneri
iution al the present time, He desired that thoat
moor people who were SO unfortunate a. TO bs
.,6iiged to go there should be properly fed.
d Tie amendment was agreed to.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-23

r AND WARRANTS WANTED
IL iso's, 6o's, and 40's, for which the highest
market price wifi be paid, by Real Estate Agency,
Room ., corner Seventh snd streets. jyi8-tt
, 1863-01-06
ruE --PROCLAkIATION,

Words of cheer and hope come from
every direction in response to the freedom
giving Proclamation Of the " Commander
n.Chief Of the Army and Navy Of the
United States" All the loyal Democrats
Of our city endorse and commend it. Those
of the Times stamp, Of course, grit their
teeth and howl. This is natural. They
love JEFF. Davis Government, and the
slavery that upholds and feeds it, better
than they do the Union, and; ;of course, any
measure that looks to its. sure overthrow
makes them feel sad and disconsolate.. Il
slavery cannot be saved, and made per
petual and general-by new guarantees-
then they are in favor Of destroying. the
Union, and looking to Reconstruction y
with such architects as Fernando Wood,
Vallandigham;: Wash. Hunt, : John Van
Buren, and the Like, to do theTorE They
will seek to array the State against the
General Government, through the Copper
head Legislature which will meet today:
and, if possible, get up a civil war. They
are the same men who have threatened s
"fire in the rear" from the start. We mis-
take the temper Of the people, if the whole
crowd do not come to grief
, 1863-01-06

stateB ights and Of actual secession In this
State sQunre1y before the people, who will be
compelled to meet It rs 1t has been met in
Missouri and Kentucky, and the general Coy
crnment; 1t necessary, have to come to the aid
Of the State. You will be surprised when a. I
Democrats in favor Of this course are from
your city. They belong to the celebrated In
vincib1e Club. believe they look upon Dick
Mersick a8 their leader, and expect him to
break ground upon It tomorrow night. They
also look for the message Of: Gov; seymour OF
New York, and intend to make It the touch
stone of their faith and action. The
Legislatures Of Ohio, illinois, Indiana
and New York arc all expected to- take
the same course. By their. action:sit, Is
believed that the Administration will be COM
PEELED to st9P the war M or withdraw ths proc roc
-icals, aud it Will be eeen that 1t Is not only
bold but revolutionary one. If they have
their way, then, in the legislatures OF these
States, the consequences to the country must
be fearful. The "soiI Of Illinois will be
dle9ehed With blood and the state ID, divided y
time. We are In. revolutionary times, and
for my part should not, be su1prisednt any
thing that may be done here.
The Egyptains nre bound to have NIL the
Offices, If they can. The officers designated BY
the Senatorial caucus, and which sent by
House I expect it viii be the same way, If not
worse They demand the 6enatorship and all
the offices. They say they elected the Lcgis-
,laturc and should have the Offices. ~,
to tx up the charter. They say coVen4inhs onS 4ns
nae Sons 1,,at Istf he' .o VII, be retained in
POLES tse aess so%e Ras q o ths ths
.s1ayg Deue,IT ITnyincIbles Kick at this. They want
eVeT nu1 man tainted with Republicanism kicked
j saw n fine specimen of imphee sugar and
sorghum, molasses at the rooms Of the Agri.
cultural Society. They were manufactured
says he can manufacture it at fherate Of five
cents per pound. ZETA. '