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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-27
News to the Riehmond Papers by TsIe.
TpON TnrTnlys.MIsstaeI

IRON TIE TRASs.MIssIssIPPI.
MERIDIAN, Oct. 22.-Trans- Mississippi Jour-
nsls announce that General standwaite at
tackled the enemy at Cabin Creek, In the Choc.
taw Nation, on the 10Th ult., and, after fighting
several hours, defeated the enemy, capturing
two hundred and fifty wagons and one hundred
and twenty prisoners.
The Yankee loss in killed and wounded was
two hundred. Ours was very slight.
The yellow fever Is still prevailing in Gal
weston and Houston.
A correspondence ketween the commander
OF our forces and the enemy on Brazos Island
reveals the fact that Cortinas has been commits
stoned as Q Brlgadier General In the Yankee
service, and that Elchaste is Colonel.
FROM THE vALLEY-THREE CONFEDERATE GEN.
ERALS woUsBED.
CHAhLoTTEsvmLB, Oct. 22.-But few adli-
tional particulars from the Valley have been
received.
Our army fell back to New Market. The
enemy did not pursue.
Maj. Gen. Ramseur was shot In the bowels,
and is supposed to be mortally wounded.
Brig. Gen. Battle was wounded In the knee,
and arrived here this morning.
Also, Brig. Gen. Conner, OF South Carolina,
wounded In the leg on the 18th instant.
FROM GKoR0A-REPORTs FROM THE FRONT.
MoBILz, Oct. 22.-The operator at Tuscum-
bis reported, yesterday, that Yankee officers,
who came from Decatur under flag of truce,
say that Hood Is beating Sherman at his own
game Of asuklng.
1t is reported, on some authority, that our
forces hold Rome, Dalton, Kingston, Resaca,
and Missionary Ridge, and were advancing on
Chattanooga, at which place the Federals were
concentrating, by Withdrawing unlmportant
garrisons. Sherman's forces were on short
rations.
1.-THE above is probably not the latest from the
Georgia 'front.'
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EUROPEAN POLITICAL MURALITY.-Therei Is
an insurrection In Algeria, which seems to
sweep into Its movement the great mass of the
native population. France, therefore, as we'll
as England, holds territories obtained by con-
quest, and never thinks Of giving them up
when the "subjugated" people rebel. Neither
In Algeria nor In India has European power
any shadow Of right to govern except what is
derived from force. Both religion and race di-
vide the conquered from the conquerors. But
France, like England, keeps her morality for
her neighbors, and will still continue to strain
at the American gnat while she calmly swal-
lows the Algerian camel.-BostoH Transcript.
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BosroS, Oct. e6.-The prize steamer Nando
tured on the 2lst by the steamer Fort jackson
arrived here to-day. Ninety. eight shots were
1red al her before she surrendered. She has q
cargo Of ave hundred bales OF cotton. Thirty.
Ave bales were thrown overheard during the
chase OF Eve and half hours. She Ia a side.
wheel iron steamer, OF go tons, and draws
seven feet OF water.
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THE CRISIS WHICH IHRRAresEp TO
DIVIDE THE FRHSDs OF THE UNION Is
PAsT.-
al SHALL Sor RETrkS TO SLATEkT ANT
PERSON WHO Is FEEE BT THE TERNS oF
TIE PRocLANATIoN, on BT AMI ACT OF
CoNGkESS-
IL PROCLAIM FULL PARDON TO ALL WHO
soLrnNLY svKAR TO HxScEyuHTHT TATTB-
FuLIr surroRr, rsorHcr, AND DEFEND
THK Cos INTUITION oF rHK UNITED srATE@
AND THE UNION OF THE STATES THERB-
CyLERs
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
IwrsH ALL MEN TO BE FREE.-ABRA-
IAN LrSccLS-W WszAs,To-, OF. 10, 1884.
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'CooN HUNTING. Several gentlemen con.
nected with tie American steam-Gauge Com
pany, in Boston, have Just returned from a
grand 'coon- hunting expedition in several Of
the New Hampshire towns. In two nights they
captured sixteen cops, the largest of which
weighed sixteen pounds. They were all treed
by nnely-trained dog, and then shot. The
expedition IL considered by Sportsmen to have
been . remarkably successful one.
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From Gen. sheridan-The Rebels said to
have gone TO Richmond to Rsorganize
The New York Herald contains the following

The New York Herald contains the following
letter:
HEADQ'Rs MIDDLE military DIvHrox,l
October 25-3p y. m.
Matters in this army have resumed their usual
quietude. Our men are enjoying respite after
the late battle. Our position s nearly the same
as 1t was before the battle, with the exception
Of our having made a lodgment on the north
summit OF the Massanutton Mountain. Gen.
Sheridan has also adopted other precautions
that will prevent another surprise on our TANKS
| similar 10 that Of the 10Th instant.
Our cavalry followed the enemy's fugitiyes
beyond Woodstock, taking many of them pris-
oners. Detachments have been sent to scour
the country on both sidesot the valley, picking
up small squads Of rebel soldiers.
There is no doubt that Early, with the rem
nant OF his army, has retreatUd beyond Staun.
| ton. What he will do, or what Gen. Lee will
| do for him TO give him another army, is a mat
ter Of conjecture. The rebel Gen. Rosser, with
a division of cavalry, is at Mount Jackson. By
some 1t Is said that Gen. Early has gone TO
Richmond, 10 report his disaster In person.
From Captain Crownlnshield, the provost
marshal general of this department, am en-
abled 10 give list Of the property captured
from the rebtls In the battle OF the 10Th inst,
viz: Twelve hundred prisoners OF the rank and
file, siKty.four commissioned officers, forty
eight pieces OF artillery, forty caissons, three
battery wagons, three hundred and ninety
| eight horses and mules, with harness complete,
sixty-tiye ambulances, fifty army wagons, if.
teen thousand rounds of artillery ammunition
fifteen hundred and eighty small arms, several
wagon loads, including all the medical stores
OF the enemy, and large quantity of small
arm ammunition, and large number of battle
hags.
The body OF the rebel General Ramseur was
embalmed In Winchester, yesterday, by per
mission Of General Sheridan. 1t will be sen
TO Richmond via City Point.
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Nor. copp,rh,.a cerrup,ion.

We learn that plot has been discovered to
deffaud tho New York Union soldiers Of their
votes BY extracting the ballots from the origi-
nal envelope and substituting therefor Copper
head tickets Of the Albany Regency.
An investigation has been ordered which
may implicate copperheads of the rankest yer.
digris order. Such men as Fernando Wood,
Dean Richmond, and shent per -shent Belmont
are not without shame.
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1T WE HOLD oUR.owN AND PRE-
SEST FCRTHE< MILITARY SUCCESSES
On THE PART OF OUR FOES, THERE Is
YvERY PROSPECT THAT MCCLELLAN
WILL BIZ ELBCTFD, AND HIS ELECTION
UPON THE CHICAGO PLATFORM MUST
LEAD TO PEACE AND OUR INDEPEN.
DESCE."-CAariestOa Mercury.
"oUR SUCCESS IN BATTLE INsUREs
THE SUCCESS OF MCCLELLAN. OUR
FAILURE WILL INEVITABLY LEAD TO
HIS Charleston Courier.
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IlALIFAX, Oct. 27.-The steamship Canada,
from Queenstown on the 10Th, has arrived.
The Persia and Borussia have arrived out.
Political news is uninportant.
1t Is denied that the pirate, semmes, has
left Liverpool.
il isthought that peace will be concluded at
the Vienna Conference.
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The Rebel B.itlmor. Battery.

Among the pieces OF artillery captured by
General Sheridan in his recent engagement
at Fishers hll was the lst Maryland rebel
battery, together with seventeen Of the COM
pany, among whom was George Clotworthy,
who was at one time confined in Fort McHenry,
and either escaped or was sent South.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-27

BALDus LYNCH, Of the esd N. Y. regiment
was shot TO death with musketry on Friday, In
the presence Of the First Division Second
Corps, for desertion. It was Lynch's second
offence, and the first time he received pardon
but he shortly afterward deserted again to th,
enemy. He was captured dressed In Rebel
uniform, with q number Of prisoners, court
martialed, and received the sentence, which
was carrid into execution as above stated.
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u-ws have learned not to be sstonishsa
At anything. Years OF experience and . sorre-
spondenee extending throughout all nationsiities
OF the hAbitable globe have turned theories into
facts and established basis from which we need
not err. We not surprised at such facts n the
following-although the persons who write them
are. We know the persons and circumstances,
hence feel at liberty to indoise their statements;
"NEw BEDFORD, Mass., Nov. -, 1859.
Dean sIp :-IhAve been atiieted many years with
severe prostrating cramps in my limbs, cold feet
and hands, and general disordercd system. phyd
clans and medicines failed to relieve me. whih
visiting some friends In New Hork who were using
Plantation Bitters they prevailed upon me 10 Try
them. I commenced with . small wine e-glsssfulI
after dinner. Feeling better by degrees, In few
days was astonished to find the ooldness and
cramps had entirely left me, and could sleep the
night through, which have not done for years.
feel like another being. My appetite and strength
have also greatly mprovedb by the use Of the Plan
tation Bitters.
Respectfully JUDITH RussrL.
"s lowe much to you, for verify
' REV. ". Il. WAsscarR, Msdrid, n. II"
"RrrDaBvaY, wis.,, sept is, 1888.
"s - Ihave been in the army hospital
tor fourteen monthl-speeohlesa and nearly dead.
A. Alton, H. they gave me "a bottle s q Pi,ntssio1
ny speech and cured me. 9. A. FLAUTE.
The following Is from the Manager Of the Union
Home school for the Children Of Volunteers.
HAvEAEyER MANSION, 67rH srREET,(
New YoRK, August a,Isss.
DR. DRAKEs-Your wonderful Plantation Biters
have been given 10 some Of our little children sui.
ferinE from weakness and weak lungs with mo :
happy effect. One little girl In particular, with
pains In her head loss Of appetite, and daily vast
Ing consumption, on whom all medical skill had
been exhausted, has been entirely restored. We
commenced with but . tesspoonful Of Bitteu
day. Her appetite and strength rapidly increased,
and she IL now woll.
Respectfully, MRs. o. NJ. Drvos.
g.. Thou wilt send me two bottlsI
more OF thy Plantation Bltters. My wifc has beea
greatly benefited by their use.
Thy Friend, Asa cuHTIs, Philadelphia, Pa"
&c Ihsve been great sufferer from
Dyspepsia, and had to abandon preaching. The
Plantation Bitters have cured me.
REV. j. 5. CArHRoE, Rochester, N. ""
to ssEs ss ss.s q: .sssa! sss H. e:
most Astonishing effect. VI, - ,
supr soldiers g. HOME %i D. csnsIaass,' AsRaasi'o o."
:" The Plantation Bitters have
cured me Of the Liver Complaint, Of whieh was
up prO'''' and had to r. sSsnsS. my 0u'
''''' Cleveland. ohio"
I" The Plantation gitters have
cured me Of a dersnssmsnt % the Kidney. and
Urinary Organs that has distressed me for years.
No. %! broadway"
| &c., he., no., 40, DO.
The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong
the lansuid brilliant. and arc exhausted natures
great restorcr. They are composed OF the cole
brAted CahsAyA Bark, Wintergreen, sasssfras
Roots, Herbs, ae., all preserved In perfectly pure
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THE MARYLAND LINCOLN AND JOHNSON CLUB.
The loyal Marylsnders resident in the District
the Capitol. ]. @. Henning, Esq., was chairman
OF the meeting. On motion, the association or.
coin aud Johnson Club OF Maryland" The follow.
ing are the ofioersi J. G, Taylor, chairman c. A.
Tyler, secretary and Messrs. J. J. Downs, Daniel
Hobbs, Henry Clay sitter, W. J. Hurley, y. W. W,
Letowman, II. @. willis, James Bryan, VIM Now
bray, J. D. McCanby, W. A. Corbert, y. A. Wilson,
and Wm. II. Keith, the executive committee. The
Club then adjourned
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PR1cu ron MoCLnILAN.-It seems by the
, ,trment OF correspondent OF the New York
rms, that the C0nfsdsrats Cen. sIsrlinR Price,
while rayaging Miseonri, and burning PUN,
,las 10 make speeches 10 hiA sympathizers,
sdyisinR them 20 vote for Mcclellan.
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POLICE RKPoRTs.-Fburh Prseilct
Rich ardson, bench warTAntj delivered tU tbs mar
shal. EliZG Kelly, drunk and disor, eTlyi tned ~
aud sent TO Workhouse. James Murphy, hned %.
CAthAIins BrAnnAp, druak % and workhouSe'
EITh PTeetRef - Morris Calvin, intoNio ttlon
workhOuse n. n Ma oy, violation OF corporation
ordinance. Thomas Neale, do. H. c. Dennis, d g.
OrdsTlyj lined o.. Henry Randall, dol do. Lizzie
Fowler, street WAlkingI wOrkhouIe.
Sirih PTeGiRei-ElizAbeth Waters, grand larceny
held over. George Warrington, assAult and bat
teryj held over.
Sipenik Pyseinof-s. p. Hushman, violation OF
corporation laws hned go W. Y. Hoffman, DO
pi0 o..
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AT Washington Park. Providence, last Mon
day, man weighing 40 pounds undertook to
run around the mile track In sixteen minutes,
dragging q sulky weighing 05 pounds, in which
was seated man Weighing 40 pounds. He
accomplished the feat in II minutes and 81
seconds.
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Few York stock rast.
By the Peoples Telegraph Lines,
Ofnees-sii Ninth street and corner Pennnylv hnia
svenue and sixth street.
Tnvs,p.r, ocTosrs q1-rs.sr po.pp.


MONTREAL, Oct. 2G.-several dispositions
have been taken at 81. Johns relative to the
recent Vermont bank robbery, and others will
be taken to-day. The prisoners can all easily
be Identified, and II committed, they will prob.
ably be transferred to Montreal.
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GUHRRILLAs sCARCE.-since the clearing out
OF the timber along the line Of the Orange and
Alexandria and Manassas Gap roads by the
QuArtermaster's brigade, and the adoption Of
the plan of sending out safety guards in the
persons of rebel sympathizers Of this city, not
an accident has occurred. Indeed, not one
solitary guerrilla has since been seen along the
line OF the road. The plan has proved most
successful, and will, perhaps, be kept up so
long as II Is necessary to operate the road
Alexandria Journal.
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Second Edition
FOUR O'CL O.CK. PM.


Rumor is busy to-day, with reports of great
battle in progress in front Of Richmond. We
do not, however, find anything to verify the
war news prevalent In the streets and hotels.
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8, T.-lBe0-X.
Commission OF the Unitsd states snd
Ecuador.

Notice Is hereby given that the Commission pro-
vided for by the Convention OF November %, 1881,
between the United States and Ecuador, for the
mutual adjustment OF claims was duly organized
at the city Of Gusyaquil on the 18th day OF August
last, and that the said Commission will continue
In session for the period OF twelve months from
that date.
All citizens OF the United States having claims
upon Ecuador are, therefore, notified to appear In
person, or by attorney, and present the proofs In
support Of their claims to said Commission, or to
Tile their claims and proofs with the Secretary OF
the Commission, "senor CriSAnto MediAa," In
GuAyaquil, In the Republic Of Ecuador.
"Claims which shall not be presented 10 the
Commission within the twelve months 1t remains
in existence will be disregArdsd by both Govern.
mentS, and considered invalid"
FREDERICK HAssAUREK,
Minister Resident and Commissioner Of the United
States.
WAsnIEOToN CITY, October l, 1894. Oot-m
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Nor oEH.-A portion OF company @, Sixth
West Virginia infantry, Capt. Drake, arrived
In the city on Saturday to be mustered out OF
the service. II IL Capt. Mattlngly's old com
pany, and there Is not Mcclellan az in IT,
Wheslitg htelligeHcsr.
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FOR PRESIDENT.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
OF ILLINOIS.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
ANDREW JOHN SON,
OF TENNEssEE

NorIcz.-1zs Daily NATIONAL Rep'ie'ious Is
nOw JnunisAsd oy ourirs 10 ssbserihrs IN bais
city asd Gsorsstos- at gtrJss. cs-t' pr D'on,A.
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1--WE are gratifed to learn that Gen. Ricketts,
has been brcveted Major General for gallant
and meritorlous services in the field.
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PAYING suERIDAs's ARMr.-We learn that
several paymasters, with a couple of millions
In grcenbacks, are paying troops in sherldsn's
army,
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DIED,

On Thursdsy, 77th lust sf,et lingering illness,
in the Nth year OF hor age. -. -. -.
Tho friends and snqusinianoes Of the family sre
invited 20 sttend the funeral tomorrow friday
morning, At II O'Clock. 0 4, ana. rrH = .a
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GEoRoETowH Custom HOUSE. - Cleared -
sohrs. Thomas W. Collins, Brown, Newark United,
Perry, St. MAryb; Mary Jane, AdSms, do, { 8. Ann,
smith, Newporti Kedron, Wheatiey, Curtis Creeki
Aid, Y. Moore, Vienna. knteTed-SteaIner Pro.
metheus, Beckett, NeW York.
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That every copperhead and traitor in the
country is IN favor Of the election Of George B
Mcclellan and opposed to Abraham Lincoln
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SENT TO THE OLD CAPITOL. - Benjamin
Fuchs samuel L. Morris, and samuel Link were
arrested by Major A. @. Brady, OF the Veteran
Reserve Corps, and provost marshal at Point Look
out Maryland, on the charge Of being blockade
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HBNKY Q. JARRETT,


WHERE ARE THE CESTsl-The almost entire
disappearance OF cents from circulation, 10 q
source Of great Inconvenience to business
people. Before the war they were glut in
tho market, payment In consi derable sums
of nickel being refused, and even small
amounA being taken unwillingly. The suspen-
sion OF specie payment made a demand for
them, and our mints have since been engaged In
coming them by millions. Yet they are next
TO none 10 circulation. This cannot be attrlbu-
table TO expectation or difference of ex-
change" because our cents would have no
more value In Europe than our paper mSney.
The fact is, they are boarded, neanly, greedily
boarded, by some foolish people who manage
10 get hold Of them, under the impression that
1t will have higher value than paper money.
affairs should have convinced them that they
were in error. Perhaps they may live TO learn.
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ExEMPTs.-Owing TO the pressure of business
at the PIoVot MsTIhAl's this morning, we are
without the usual list OF exemptions.
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A MOBILE letter to Richmond paper says:
"a wagon load of oysters made their appear
ance on Royal street the other day, having been
hauled thirty miles. Their appearance was
highly welcomed by many bOh ViVants, who were
selfish enough to enjoy dozen In the shelf
at five dollars"
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Tm MILITARY CoMNIssIoN.-The military
commission, which was engaged during yesterday
upon the trial Of Hamilton Easter Co., is holding
It's session to-day in Baltimore, Tor the trial OF
certain parties arrested upon the charge OF having
prepared bogus soldiers ballots to be used 10 New
York in the coming election, . large quantity OF
Will h have been seized by the military authori-
pursuant to adjournment in the case OF Hamilton
Easter 4 Co., which will be resumed tomorrow at
1910 p. m.
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DIAL NOTICES.


- 0,.--, ,,y. .,,.n,,on A-..s,..
oR. Th,nS W. n,.s, s,,oeisticn vim be ned
on sAnTRptT s EvENlNS% % M ne hst,nn nnpno.s -
Of Determining what disp osition shall be made OF
the funds OF the Association on hand
ny orderi N. ID. LARNER, President.
g y. n. McKEAr, Secretary. fChron.l oca1 ST.
- -. - -1.s--,-. e..ns
n snWTy "1einuT ~. Shiy.
s,.sh p.,-aba- M.-..... ,n =, ~ ~ .s.nas,
and Examiner Of every phase Of Mental and
Physical Diseases, has taken rooms At $50 sixth
street, where he may be consulted each day from
ull " .. m, and from TIL Up m.
P.s-tx.mis stions made from persons hand
writing lock OF haiti photograph, &e giving their
nortsnt advice In regard % heaith. ms;rimouisI
Alliances, ko, 40.
N.B:1mfs; H. ". WMSht, magnetic and Clsif, I,
s}hnn, gssio,n.S san he con.uitsd n I'M shov.
named place from 10 4. m. till .. m. oas-st.
T...n.. A n. R.turn.a -Tno.. A.
sociations, Hospitsls, and Clubs having torches
belonging to the Lincoln and johnson Club, ara
requested to return them TO Hesdqaarters, Ninsh
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ESCAPE OF A SECESSION PRIsoSER.-Jaco6
Ingra, q rebel wounded prisoner, escaped from q
hospitAl on Tuesday, and was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Sergeant Johnson. who delivered him
to the military authorities, The fugitive invalid
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UTANTED---A TRUBTY WHITE
w GIRL, to do general housework in small
family. Call at bI5 O street, between second and
Third streets, Capitol Hill. ooa7-st
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FoUND.-Charles Simon yesterday found on
the street bundle OF bank accounts, which he
gave pAtrolmAn r. Johnson. They wete handed
over to the Property Clerk BY sergeant skipper,
OF the sixth precinct.
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THE STEAMER CoLUMBIA.--This staunch old
beat, which for many years ran between Baltimore
and the ports Of Alexandra, Washington and
Georgetown, 10 now ~ the ship yard Of Metsrs.
John T. FSrdy Brother, In Baltimore, undergoing
repairs which were rendered. necessary by con.
slant service In the ters de 'artment
the General Government. She has proved yAiu-
stores, since chartered, and her officers are wen
known a. reliable and Trustworthy men. She will
pro ably be ready for service within q few days
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RESOLUTIONS OF CoNDoLRNCB,-Last evening
at meeting OF the Col lmblA typographical So
oiety, held At the city Hall, william r. Mclean,
Esq, President, and J. c. Proctor, Esq, Secretary,
Tesol Itions OF respect to the memory OF the late
Benj jsmis A. Davis, and OF coincidence TO the be-
resved family Of the deceased, were offered and
adopted. The members Of the society will attend
the funeral In body. The deceased was mem
Der OF the Society for several years. and at the
time OF his death engaged at the Government
Printing once,
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LOCAL NEWS.

THANKSGIVING In Rhode Island on November
Gath,
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ASSAULT AND BATTaRr.-Mary Shed was ar
rested this morning by j. T. Morgan, ofiieer Of po-
lice o. second precinct and brought before Justice
Thompson. she IL charged with threatening to
decent language also tn owing stones In the street
she was fined % for offence against law Throwing
s-ones In the streot,) and put under security OF
$500 to keep the peAos.