Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-01
LOCAL NEWS.

PRESENTATION ny TYPos.-Last evening q
lary. number Of print 70 attached TO the Govern
lnGnt Printing Office assembled at the residence OF
Col James Eng ish, their late foreman, and testi.
med melt appreeiaiion Of his yaluab services
w1l,S SEnhe e WIN me Government office BY
rlate, eomPrsi' eleven pieces
M, MI; W: Hodges made the presentation, with
lh'veb endeputed, Mr.. English, by your friends
hcTc present fTom the Government Printing ONCE
to tenIer TO you this slight testimonial OF their
sorro at the OF the rel stions hereto
Tore existing between US. When the rumor Of
pasEcd among US, many believed 1t to be idle, as
funors so often prove. 1t seemed an inuongruoua
thiog that you, who were part and psrcelSI may
Almo't say the pioneer and patriaTeh-of the es.
tSbliBhmCSt, should be seen in rs daily life no
more. bat 1t proved to be true, and the eounte-
get to lesru that 1t was So Most Of us have
kpOWn you Tor years, and are hence the more COM
10 ent TO nppre late the sterling qualities you
pOAspH In u mes when the events OF an hour lend
shi ting and uncertain character 10 many men.
II 10 oil these we desire to mark our appreciation;
that 1t will at Least escape the suspicion Of belpa
|uLckened By CRATE III anticipation OF iAvors to
lie assured, Mr. English, 1t is our fervsnt hope
tha hAppIness may attend you, and your future
life lie crowned with success In whatever pursuits
you gage that your friends may be of good
sorts, and all Your emotions OF the right
'fUunt.m
col. English responded ~ follows:
Tor this unexpected tC stimonIAl Of your regard
Aud esteem return you my wArmest thanks.
coming, rs II does, from friends who have known
lne long ard well, appreciate II the more highly,
and shall ever che riSh with pride and pleasure the
kind teellng that prompted Its offering, and will
often reeur to It as the souvenir Of the generous
friendship OF my riends at the Government print
ing Otflce.
You have been pleased to refer to me a. the
pioneer and patriarch Of the estAblishment,n II
is true that, under the guidance OF our esteemed
ard elterpris nj fellow-eraftsman, Col. Wendell,
lmt the nHthi"e IN motion, but II Ii to your energy
industry, and iaithlulness that am Indebted Ior
management.
The greateSt regret l have In separating from
you is, inst sh all longer be permitted to pro.
teet the interests OF those with whom have been
ass"eiated, professionally and socially, for so
many agreeable aud pleasant years.
Again thanking you for this token OF your friend
ship and csteem, tender you my beat wishes for
your future heath and happiness.
The company were, after the presentation, hand
'oDelY entertained by the Colonel.
GONE HOME.-The AID Massachusetts regi-
ment of one huadred days men left for home yes
terday morning, theirterm Of service having ex-
pFSGI; rteTt9u, to their departure they vi,ited,
Lincoln, upon being Introduced to them, spoke
substantially As follows:
You have completed a term Of service in the
and myself ihsnk you You are going home; I
hope you wall lind all your friends we'll. never
the dcaty ftS% that stsss me-. WI WITH
on Its pas age through BALTIMORE but the world
has moved since then, and ! congratulate you
y on hayi"g better time to.dayin Baltimore
than that regiment had.
"To.aight, midnight, slavery cease. in Mary
greatly to the soldiers: Again thank you for the
sCrvicesyOu have rendered the country"
As TIC President withdrew, nine cheers and =
tiger were given for the next President.
REAL ESTATE SALE.-McGuire & Co., auc-
toueers, sold yesterday afternoon lot No. ~, In
square Ss5 fronting a6 feet on South street with
frame lOuHe lnr
81 $50, to William y. Crowley, oil Baltimore The
same AuotioneeIs also sold lots H. TO- 10 and H. at
yer square footi bought by VIM. B. odd, for the
Corporation OF Washington, or the purpose OF
erecting public school edlfCe thereon.
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RALLY SEVENTH WARD The Seventh Ward
Lincoln and Johnson Club will hold q ward meet
ing in the third story OF Island Hail. on WEDNEs-
DAY EVENING, nov 2, at ~ O'Clock. Members
OF the Club will be punotua and all persons in the
wsru are requested 10 attend who favor the cleo
ton OF Lincoln and Johnson.
by Ordor Of the President; +. A. BOSWELL.
Z. Z. Anderson, Secretary. novl-2t'
POLICE REpoRTs.-F0urh Preciaet-Dayld
Iolan", thr' ats Of violenGei bound over to Ike sp
the p"are-AlEo diAuTderly, 50.
Sirh Prccinct-A. HolmeAd & Co., obstruoting
sidewA k, IL. Nancy Dorsey, vagrancyi work.
bouse 90 days. Lizzie Carter, vAg, anoyj work
house 60 days. A. Abraham, assault and battery
security for court. Hiram Levy, assault and bat
terl security Tor court. Geo. Hamilton, drunk
second Pr 81, ct-JAmes hawkins, threats and dis
urds lyi Jail IN defGult Of 500 security. VIM.
LAPphAr', cunning on sunday S6. John u. Peters,
selling liquor to soldiers S10-aell pB liquor on
SUNDAY, SO-And without lioeL Sc, $40. Hugh RA-
gan selling liquor to soldiers; S2O-AlIo, selling
without license, S20-superesded. Thomas Riley,
dol do Patrick MeCAbe, do do. John heed,
diHnrdeTlV; So.
Icaa PTcina Maria Miller, diIorlerly conduct;
81. Thomas Johnson, dol So. George Henson,
carrying concealed weAponsj $50 10. VIM Powers
pOtty larceny work-houIe, In default Of security.
Ninth Prcrincl-EdwAFd Shannon, selling liquor To
soldieisi SO. George Brownly pAuperi work.
use.
FUh PrS,HCl-EllH Smith, disordsrlyi work.
Louise Geo Garner, drunk and d sorderlVi as
ChNs rs Ter, violating Corporation OF dinancei Sb
'Apucl Eyans, do do Thomas Washington, as
7sult and battery bail for court smithson Green,
Look, do So. susan Crsoerlin, selling liquor
rr.houi t:eH.ei S?l Also, selling liquor to sO'-
u.tr.i go IhOs. Warrington, threats security
EIOp the peace,