Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-05
LOCAL NEWS.

LINCOLN AND JOHNSON ASSOCIATION OF TUE
SIXTH WAaD1Ihis Alsoeiation met last night q
Dixon, In the chair.
MT Geo 60 Cslisrd. Matthew Mentally, and Jno
II. Garg were elected members, who came Tor
ward R1d signed the constitution - : ! 90
Mr. Clements stated that he had received q let
Ter from John \. Chapman, Esq, Of Baltimors,
Committee Of the state Of Maryland In relation to
getting the names and residences Of the voters Of
had seen Mr. ss%asl Gros sisrR Of The yard, wRs
w.a making efforts to get the list.
Mr.. Clemsnts said trsnsportstion would be fur
tive committee with List OF the names.
The President stated that he had received an In
Gs.bro i no ths L1 &c and Johnson club At
demonstration TO be held this evening. Z,
The club, by vote, agreed to attend the meeting.
The treasurer, Mr.. Re IKE, stated that he held q
receipt from the paymsstsr Of the navy yard Tor
the Ium Of Sis4 0S Tor the pole which WA pur-
ohmed from the Navy DEPARTMENT:
Mr.. LathropO then introduced Mr.. VIM. Prince,
OF the Treasury Department, who addressed the
meeting at some length in very spirited and
Iourned until next Tuesd.y nisat N'
FOURTH WARD DRAFT MEETING. Tho citl-
Of the Fourth ward met last night AZ Tho city
Hall, Abbury Lloyd In the chair, and n. y, Davis,
Esq, secretary. ~ ~
The treasurer reported the smount on hand to
he $685.
On motion Of Mr.. Barbour, subscriptions Of le,s
than S2S were refunded.
1te committee on the Canterbury bspent re.
ported tue ret proceeds OF the benefit to he ssas.
A vote Of tn inks TO the REPUBLICAN,, On ,onfeLs,
and to Mr.. H. Pc kinhorn for their liberal ndver.
Using. a.
The meeting adjourned to saturday night, when
the special business will be the organic .tlon OF
the assoeis,on for the relief OF tho families Of the
drafted and In OF another draft OF those then
drafted. Members of this association must nav
$40, and those who have subscribed small smau ia
for the beneft Of the ward can besome members oil
to s25.
THIRD WARD MEHTING.-The citizens of tn,
Third ward met again last night, at Temperate,
HAUNT. N. d. Larner in the chair. TWAS re
ported that nearly 500 received at the the art
benen, and that negotistons for recruits could B,
made BY which the whole ward would be cleared
II only 81, 500 more could he raised.
On motion OF Mr. Wolf twenty Ave collector
were appointed TO canvas Thoroughly the ward
In order to obtain the amount
The meeting, after the discussion Of sundry top
les, then adjourned,
CORPORATION PHrsICIAHs.-The reports Il
The Mayor for the quarter which ended on the sOtl
be as follows;
First ward ...........6s F fth ward. ..........s
Ihiri ware; ''''''.'.'a6 Seventh ward. .......t
Fourth ward. .3S
The remaining two wards have not yet reported
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SOLDIERS VoTR.-It has boen decided TIM
all Pennsylvania soldiers stationed within on
mile OF the Chain building, on street, can deposi
their votes AZ the polls In said building the dA,
OF the coming election. All outside Of said limit
can vote at the nearest polls.
CONCERT FOR THE BENKPIT OF THE FoURTI
WARD BOUNTY FUHD.-On Friday evening next,
voc and Instrumental ooncerf, under charge o
Prof. Daniel, IN be given for the above purpose
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