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Tow ITEMS.

Judge Sanford Harmed, of Siyournev.
has been appointed Collector of FederalRav.
enae Tor the Fourth District, He is stump.
ing for "My Policy in his county s..ts.
Ne.cs.
The Jasper Free Press says that Colonel
Msckey was completely used mn b,,J.,,u.
Laushridse, at Monroe, honda lever, ~ :
present acknowledged it One Democr.,
said be could have made better speech n. :
Mackey himself.
--Indianola has determined upon having .
Wooden Factory at that place, and is push,
inD}rvard the project. See the Tisitor.
Charles A1drich, in the Marshall Times,
comes out in we'll written salutatory, ring
ing finely Of sound Republicanism aud jour.
sAlisis vim and cspsciy.
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sa5s = ~ az s~A ~ ~ -
IT is stated on good authority that Mr.
JoAasou ~ fasueA 6sdsts 70 ofIsSsaaly 1sdsSs
i.ase eli sosaisres vhs at>andea ~ nslshasg
convention. The labor viii NO doubt b :
delight unto Andrew, but tAss Il viii be pro-
asehiA politically . vssy saliks,y, ga-a II
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Every day dsHoastrss-s more clearly thas Usss Con
plaut all ts distressing forms, can BE- controlled -
cured without eisa,y isconvenienes II II n o.
ssinsts dssss hut s ebstnacy Is not vessf
psrtipsciuu. rsnsci. and resentiys operation = HOS
fxrrrR's STOMACH prrrERs. This genial eorr,ss
". compel. 4 oroux 10 do dty II ~aa ssersts -
ularIy and healthy under lbs inausscs 81 ~ D4ts
THAR acoa brings back from state Of rsssea into
perfect hsr sony With the laws Of health II fhsrs 4
cost,snsss II dissppeAn ifthsss 30 schs Or bsct
ache 1t ceases II the skin and tbs whites ef ~ -
a,e Hinged With saDsrnuous bile they recover er sat
ural hue II the appetite Is gone Il fsturns the d.
son isimpsirsd, n Is restored In BRIEF whatever ~
symptoms Of Ne epspiAins nay ~ - wtssss~ ~
pbass ha- assumed, cars 4 certain. each - thu
upyorm tfst. OF ,h p eparaton whore bilious dssss
hiss bsss sDready developed bal IN whsrs sAsss
merely constitutional tendency 70 liver eonpisipt
nav ts prevented throukhost NE e regular aas, in
small quantities Of this paiatable Ansidoie These ars
provs fact and scsid be serisvIy pcpdersdor, rssh
er they .bald be promptly acted uponby ali persons
Of bilious habit.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an Kway
warning and instructions sDr yeaas ssn Also Ds.eass.
and Abu.es which PROSTATE the vital pow-rs with
OF reu~f Mt free IT chAree In ssaisd ,stsv en-
velopes Address Dr.. J. fKrLLlN Hou6HroN. How.
ard Association, Philadelphia. Pa
ausl6AAv ar AZ Il.
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"MY POLICY 1854.
Andrew Johnson Fayor Csnfi9ation.

Treason must be made oiious and traitors must be
punished AMI impoverished. Their great plantations
must zed aud aisaed into small farms and sold to
horest. iulustrions mon
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Andrew johnson in Favor Of Executing Traitors
REPUBLICAN nEETrsas.

eev. Vim. u Stone win address the people Of lows
or the political Issues OF the day, At thu following
sees aud times. viz vs
Kncrvs'ir, Tuesday, Oct 2 2 p. m.
The friends ofthe cause, and the Republican Central
Committees Of the several counties requested tn
AXE all the LEGAL arrangements for the meetings In
respective counties NE. CUTS
Chairman Rep. State COMMITTEES
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The DEsrAls OF PorERY.-The Monde.
one of the leading Catholic organs cfEu-
rope, has the following lament over the pre-
carions situation of the Pope's temporal
power: A Al
I'VE cannot see indeed what Is to prevent
the Italian revolntion from ascending the
capital. France abandens Rome, Austria
makes advances to King Victor Emmanuel.
all the Catholic powers become more and
more entangled in revolutionary embarrass-
mcnts under the pretext of escaping from the
embarrassments of the Roman question.
Christian princes seem more inclined TO ally
| themselves with the revolution than to rise in
defense Of the Holy Father and the Catholic
church. Rome, then, for one reason or an>
other, is really abandoned by mer. II i
quite natural, therefore, that the Clldinia,
Ricasolis and Gsrihaldis should PR D are tho
moral means for taking possession Of it. The
only power which the revolationshas to fear
| now is God. But what is God 10 tt . eyes OF
certain persons who are on the high pisces 81
power? A child's scarecrow. Ali this i
horrible, but it is true y
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Judicial District Nominations.
COUN.TY TICKET.

For Clerk Of the District Court
GEORGE RoLLETT, or MADISON TIP.
For Recorder,
NOBLE WARWICK, Of Charleston TIP
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A 0HE-sroRY BRICK DWELLING H0UeN, MI
~ tive rooms. rood eellw nd cgtee1, ~ FIJI Ii
we'll WIRED, containing vaSssy Of ek6cA limit situate
% corner Of 18th and Ridss etrssss, Ksokak, Iowa.
sy2ssss - s "a js w. xpLnoe. At
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CulGATk y sKbnAIig skGkIA ~ soar.
superior Toilet SOAP, prepared from refine
Vegetable Otis in combination with G1yesrin
and especially designed for the use Of Ladies' cpd
~ Nursery. It's perfa - 4 sxqukits, sddiss
Int prepsstisa snnvaiIsd rer sale " IN drssssAs
febIAdkvfv
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IL wfiifss To recomupacd inr@s yean ~ rAp4dly In
er.aasss ..ie Asve maAs siv Auhre.A AsauA1 n 0vs
the world.
1T Is WARRANTED TO PLEAsE.-
It cures Itching OF the Head.
smakss New Hai- srcu 20 hsd Hesds
Itprsvea,s the Has from FALLING Gut.
ltrsadsrs the HAIR Soft and Glossy
Cleanse tbs Scalp; Coo. the Heated Brow: kemsv
DsedruH; Cures Nervous Headache: Curss Baidss
fnsusss Laxur1Ast Locks; fncnes Hat 70 cSris Gap
ssAss wlp, knh Hais nnsees 500 sGsss seDsssns
TO THE LADIES WE SAY
The Amb,o.is will suit zen soa +, Elegantly pat ~
Dslicatsly tuned Patsosts%d BY 0es easssrs ~
Actresses ssd In splendid cartons, sestain
Ing t.e lsss. bettss--Ne. for ncrntss. No. ~
svsning. -sw4sv N~--.---e-e
rH1au u 10 usisrAxn AoouT r.,
BfxRLtKGa AhbAoaiA j. ~ ~. - smettaA.
ana ssssass IDA In o. ~urii. . psvvv III q.
cattpa. E@4 esss@4 81
Sold by Dvusx4.ts, ,ssssss
ssssHax's anbrssia Manufactures cq1na
1Ae Fulton Street. NsW Ysrk
oct1T-dAwix
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EOr Sale.

AVERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE.- -
q rSthge esick. contAiptnk nise srdeos gcs1 eel
lar ~ pssA hosse full II ~ vstHty Of kntA
fran. stable; word house; good veil Of water and
cstern situated corner eth and Yrsnklih Streets En-
qure Of Z - - NN fGLr0H.F
i.t0ds ~ Sc ##S 0Aag Fstaeh 4 shut
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Andrew johnson in Favor of DISTINGUISHING

say that the traitor has ceased to be ctzen and
Joining the rebellion has become public enemy. He
forfeited his right 10 vote vith loyal when he
nouseed his citizenship and sought to destroy Gov
eminent We say 10 the most honest and Industrious
foreigner Who cores from England and Germany to
dwell among and TO ADD tbs wealth n the country
Before you be eilzan you must stay here for i've
years five cautious sbout Foreigners, who vel
uutArily Teuounce their homes live with u.s. whs,
should say the traitor VITO, although born ard
reared among rs has raised rarcicidai hand sgalns,
the Government which always protected him. Ny
Judgment is that ha should he subjected to
derl h.for. he is restored to citizenship"
Andrew johnson in Favor Of Executing Traitors.
"shaw who has been engaged In these cos -praniss
who has Arsd upon asg ~ho has given Instructions
70 sske forte. custom hocs arsenaa anidock yard.
and wi show Won traitor. We're President rf tss
Eritei States. would do Thomas Jefferson did N
1906 sith Aaron Bnrr would have them arrested and
Hcpricted, wifhis the meaning aud o. the Con
stitation, BY the Eternal God ropld thru
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%a MANHOOD:
- iHor Lost how Restored

Jaa Pstgts Aea a srssstaps. frsee. sss es.1s
ALETute or r.s sATUssL Tnx .TNEsf, and
Radical Cur. Of sterrax,ostt sa NAL weakeess IL
soss.ary as~.f.ss. D-hslsty saa la p.dmeais
~ Marriage sasss Lsa-~ np hsa kps
I<pss rs; Meaaa Ivhsssr9 fB<ngArffy f~sait-
ipr from = II AhHs- &C II EesI j. CpIyxAwHi4,
snther az tbs cres box, ~,
"a Boon 70 ThsasaaAs - su1esssssr
Sect nte.r .ezi in t3.ia sns~Ip~. To any sAArsss,
tossrid rec-spt Of "a e.as, ppstaxs damp
by IN Ms .. q. KIM 4 20,
I2J 0svsssy, n. r., Pest OMee Bsa 4,6s -.
Al.e d. rai.er-esf. IN .rria iriS+ prses 20 esa..
sepsi-Asvssnos
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So
80, 80. 'sr,I,,sd hy sss ss-ssn.
t.,,,.,x s..a,ts,ssr
----------
xyOR SALE a desirable residence in
uuf,a. ii r,.n,,.,,ng az lls NO., grsn,- 1i.us.
VIII ss .na -. % .,n"aa - a, ,,T az
irg. The .tosr /. d-ssfahy locas8 in the most pisas
art psrs Hamilton ard 10 for sale cheaper Gill be
sx tar ted for similar property IN keekuk;
Heas Estate gent
ssfyt3d 80 "a NHsu xfr~-t Keot9k.
For Sale.
a VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
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ADunuae Is rup eoEnsuns.

ADDA1os 70 Tnn oofsn11ss
". .rr,..d.r mach a. our oditosial sueee
.,..-,, -----aas - 8. Is 9. u
70 sn's we'l !.
that every one WIN ~ n Msss -
: -. - y. !. -
. WoRKrSohEH of Lee cospey,I 49, - no =
lett and Wsrwieh. Thw -, 1orkiaes So
Inb.v =. ;a.~tiKea liz - iful11lII =
- o s,s.ss.I sf E7
OF the inIef - ! e. Z Es3 s. n Zzs.:
Sewers in 81
since war - - ~ T.
:. Ss'ss 2 = ~ 1,
.n.' yo1 zsr.,s a.. - D. -!
It that holiets -. ! e -
- =
VIM JET. DAVIS iss'r lEikD.-Mf. Doo y.
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Chairman State Central Committee
ME-. CUTS, OF moniexuma.
Congressional Nominations.

Firsk District,
JAS ?. WILSON, ofJenerson County.
Second Disfrfet, - =
HIRAM PRICE, Scott County.
Third District;
wM. ID. ALLISON, Dubuque County.
Fourth Dstrtiet,
NJ. LOCGHRIDGE, Mahaska County
fifh District
EN-. G. NJ. DODGE, Pottawattamfe &c
Sixth District
Aw.HUBBARD, Woodbury. County.
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Hoy z II. srrtrs Repn,lican candidate tfor Supreme
Court Reporter will address the people OF Iowa the
follo~ing tmes and places viz;
Tiptau. Oct lst, II p M
Muscatine. Oct. u at . m
wspeo Oct. 81. at ? p IN
Mt Pleasant. Get 4th. at D. M.
Fairfield, Oct. 5th, at ? .. m.
The Republican Central Ocmn,4ttees Of the several
couutcsa reqn s,ei TO that due notice 10 given
Ahese meetings In thsr respective counties and to
are all necessary arrangements therefor
ME-. QUITS,
Chairman Rep. State Central COMMITTEES.
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M r.. w 1 y - l. d w,

BELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
We have n sp and so HI. srtieie fr 20 yesrs
and car rar~s esif ~bsf ne hsse
asysr be~n able sAy ny psher rr-siztns-sfFsn
Gas n ,.lts II a srY7is rsarArcs 70 Krsfrf crn,
shsn sisns4, us.a- sss@ I'D kncw ~ tsssannS y
s.a.sf.r.i91 by any bo ossd it. GA taseonrsry
Ill srs asti .sss With tie ops xssoes asd sssas 10 s1s
u oaHendafaa Of u. sxie 81 effects sed Hecs ~
ssss. ". .p-ss In this ass~r w~Ar VI xrcv." asss
30 yssrs' eris AM vssres aca arSuyssDs 20
rRs suIsIIIk MT ~ WAT sEExhk SlcsA,s- n ssnoe'
every insasn where ihs afsat 10 .usersg FROM pain
spd sxhsussipn relief wIi e toaD4 In efesn nfertsa
s'er the strip Is Administered.
vuii usus si,i seoompany ssrh bottle
nsnSssnssn- ssi-@p the fsn.lmiis " CCn1IS
kISe, Mes sNk ison tn outside wngpss @
Sold ~ Ill psvgqsts u reo gte-tths ~ssA ~
Price, emily 81 Csnts Per Hottls
apr7&-6awea $50 Ss
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REPURLIC.A.r TICKET
State Nominations
For Secretary OF State,

For Treasurer of State,
Mai. SAM,L K. RANKIN, Of Wilmington
For Auditor OF etste,
JOHN A. ELLIOTT, OF Mitchell Co.
Fer Attorney General,
r. Il. BIssELL, OF Dubuque Co.
For Register of the State IAnds0mce,
rot. C. c. CARPENTER, OF Webster Co.
For Reporter of the Supreme Court,
e. IL. STILES, Of Wapello &c.
For Clerk OF the Supreme Court
Cant. CHAs. l.. LIHDERMAN, 81 Page.
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sassfsss e1ssefssss fa cakIA gf1
sssa~asSsEsHa
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For sale.

OF T. and 80 feet on side Of Loc g. IN Block 81
i N5fh cottaGe Dividing House nd bshcr improve
ments Third and High Streets fttie good. "a
qure Of WM. FULTON,
spfA-d Real Nsfats Agent
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VILLA u FULTON,
Insurance and Real Estate
AG nNr,
F6 Ff8
kE0k Tx, IOWA
arricx skxotgn To MAIN sIxExs, ~. y

.bsus yopnNer 4 Brn,- DR., sosds Store. IN sht
rooa, istels oceupi-d by the seokus
L.hrary Assoxts Ten.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-04
INTERESTING FROM COLORADO

GOLD MINES, CROPS ETC
Commissioner Wilson, of the General Land
Office, has just received a communication
from the Surveyor General of Colorado in
which II is reported that the production of
gold In the territory now reaches one hundred
thousand dollars per week and is constantly
increasing. 1t was confidently expected that
the number Of miners, which had been greatly
decreased by enlistments for the army. xvouId
be bI ought up to the old standard, and thar
the yield OF gold would be steady and re-
liable. The Surveyor General had lust re-
turned fl ON the newly discovered conner and
lead mines, but had found the veins NOT suf.
iciently developed to en- bile him to Judge Aeon
rateiy of their value. The copper occurs in
the shape of boulders imbedded in ffuor snar
these bouIders are pure carbonate OF conner
OF a fine quality. In some veins the conner Is
bed6ed IN soft decomposed gueiss, diff.rin,
from the walls OF the vein, and easily WORRIES
with the pick
. The crops on the plains had been safely bar.
vested, and were fully equal 70 an estimate con.
famed IN previous report of the Surveyor
General, OF the immense produ cti veness of the
country At least four millions of acres can
be cultivated, and thus far the production has
fully met the wants Of the people
On the 2ith ult. fair was held. at which
there was fine display Of farm products. in
Guiding turnips weighing ten pounds a niece
potatoes six pounds, squashes one hundred
pounds, and other vegetables in proportion
-Four hundred and sixty pounds of wheat was
exhibited as the product Of twelve pounds of
seed.
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SECOND EDITION.
5 O'CLOCK p. M.
s O'CLOCK p. M.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
FINANCIAL,

Lewis johnson & Co, quote Stocks and
Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-Second Board-U 3 reg
istered, 1881, NIX; do, Coupons, ny; 5-2O's,
registered, l04; do. coupons, ll2; do, new,
1917 lO- ~ s, Registered. 994; do. coupons, 99h;
"a; Canton, SIS: Cumberland, 53&; Quicksii-
yer, So Mariposs, 1871; New York Central,
lie Ere, 81 n do preferred, 80 n II udson l22
Reading, III y; Michigan Central, I13K: Mich
igan Southern, saH: Illinois Central, 1857;
Cleveland and Piusburg, 90S; Cieyeiand and
Toledo, TX; Rock Island, iG7Y; Northwes-
tern, AK; do. preferred, IAN; Fort Wayne,
lOek; Alton and Terre Haute, 39x; Toledo and
Wabash, 46k; w. u. Telegraph, ssh; Boston
water Power. 33A; Pacific Mail, 22O; Atlantic
Mail, 113. American gold, I4S Z
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6 II SIBLE.

John K. Hathaway. of the Norfolk Day Book
having had difficulty with Mr.. W. f. Gaines
and others connected with the Norfolk Times
a correspondence epsued, in which they de-
maDdtd correction of a statement which an
peared in his paper, and his ans wer failing to
satisfy them, Mr.. Z. W. Gaines closed his
last communication With the familiar chiyalric
flourish
"lf you Will not answer, Captain Small is
requested 20 ask you TO announce friend
and II VIII be settled In gentlemanly man.
ner"
Mr.. Hathaway failed TO see the gentleman
ly" part of the proposed proceeding, and
promptly referred the matter to a masisteriaI
friend, who issued warrants 70. the challen-
ger and his second, Capt. Small, and they were
arrested
For this "unchiyalricr course Mr. Hatba-
way was, as might have been expected, held
up to ridicuIe among certain upholders of
81 the code, and feels Obliged TO defend him self
BY stating in his paper:
al took that course, not through fear but
because i have very large family dependent
recognize dueling as a fit or fair means of set
Ting question OF fact. Mr.. Gaines has no in
cumbrances that / am aware Of and in decIi
ning 10 meet him on the so-called field OF
homer l have the approval Of nv own con-
science and common sense"
This position every right thin king man will
heartily endorse, and we are glad 10 see that
one southern journalist has the moral courage
to decline 10 take part in the barbarous cus
tom, which Is fast disappearing in civilized
Communities ,
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LOCAL NEWS.

THn LEVY CoURT.-At a meeting of the
Levy Court, held on Monday, the Chair
lJ9oge SargenD reported that he had caused
70 be published q notice OF the Condemn alton
OF q piece OF ground for the purpose OF widen
ing the Sargent Road, and the Court thereupon
declared IL a public road :
The Chair notified the Court that Mr.. John
Condin, OF the county, had taken up and i'm :
pounded certain cattle trespassing on his prem.
Uses. which had been replevined, and that the
issue would be uied at the next term OF the
Court The Attorney Of the Court was directed
70 assist Mr. Ooudin's counsel IN the suit
The Collector was directed to enforce bv sale
OF property, according TO law, the payment of
all lakes ue previous to the present yes.
MIR. Blagden reported resolutions directin o
the clerk to obtain from the police maEistrates
detailed statements Of the fines Imposed and
collected and returned since August 4. l86s
and 70 inform them that hereafter thew ara To
make returns to the Treasurer OF the Court
ana that the allowance OF ten per cent will
hereafter be discontinued. The resolutions
were adopted.
Dir. Blagden also reported an ordinance ere.
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THE NEW ORLEANS RIOT

The military commission appointed TO inves-
tgate the late riot at New Orleans have made
u report, it Will be seen, alleging that il was a
Tor the purpose OF attacking the convention if
there was any.plausible pretext, and but for
the declaration of martial law and the presence
OF troops fire and blOodshed would have
ragged throughout the night, and all the negro
quarters OF the city. and the lives and property
Of the Union northern men would have been
Al the mercy of the mob. Three fourths of the
mob, they say, were rebel soldiers The board
review the conduct of Mayor Monroe. and be-
lIeye his action precIpitated the conseq uenses
that ensued from his own acts. The party in
power In New Orleans, with Mayor Monroe.
the board believes, If allowed TO have their
own way without punishment for their past
onenses, will soon render New Orleans
place OF insecurity TOR northern lives and
property. On the other hand. Mayor Monroe.
IN a message 20 the City Council of New Or
leans, contends that the following facts ara
conclusiveIy established by eye witnesses:
"tIrst, that the police were first fired ppon
on The neutral ground, while dIscharging tne,r
GUY, by members of the convention: second
from windows of the edifice, by white and
oIaeK people within: and asserts that il was
reserved Tor General Baird TO unIoc x me nrison
cells ana let the black and white ringleaders
loose upon the city, without hope OF ide m tifica
non. 10 make point al capital for radical enc
niles OF the reconstru ction policy OF his com .
maEcer, President Johnson"
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Massachusetss Politjcs.

BosTos. Oct 3-rhe NatiouaI Union me !,
OF Massachusetts held a State Convention in
". Sweitzer, OF Lowell n lawyer pra cticinr in
Boston, as candidate for Governor, togeth ar
with ticket for the other 81 ate ON aes com
posed entirely of James OF men having mill
tary record. Resolutions were adopted en- =
dorsing the Administration of Johnson. in
favor OF eight hours nay, and IN IA vor Of the
license Ia for the sale of spirItuous Ito uors
In the al ernOon the Democratic State Con-
vehtiop was held in the same place, and the
ticket nomi uated by the National Union Goa
yention was adopted.
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Affairsla siesrre,au.

COMMERCIALLY an accident yes,erd,x
Ia se portion OF the police repor, of TIE to,,d
precinct (Georeetownb was usnsfsrrrd a. ,sa
report OF the fourth precinct aud so puebshss
IN the Sfdr. It's the impor tsnt part OF tha re
port and we mention the fact that citizens OF
Georgetown may know that the police Of thxt
precinct have performed their full share az m,
service Of the District during the past ON A.,
All sitter the fifteenth line In The published re-
OF the third precinct
TIE AouEDucr.-The vorkmen hay. -
moved the bridge floor ne from the aqueduet
and the bed or the run 10 now open TO Inspac
ton. IL 10 apparent that the a n bers are very
Rotten, and probably all viii have 70 be r.
moved. The amount of work 20 be done in or
osI 70 maze the trunk mt for the reception OF
water, causes very reason able doubss An tn
mind OF the chief engineer sad Others whpthpr
boats will be able 70 pass through It this sea
SOD.
SAILING LTogoR TO MINORS Henry Sx,n
zenoerg was arrested bT efiicer Sherwood y.s
nfoay, Tor selling liquor w minors. JusGce
Buckley fined HIM slU Z,
lNsULriSG LADiEs.-Jsmes Murphy, q sail
or, was arrested last night by officer M stoo
for being drunk, dIsorcerly and Insulting la
DIES. Justice Buckley lined him slOi4
SHOWING IN THR STREET-Samuel L. lruard
amused himself last night by finug a pistol "a
The street. He tried TO evade the "a GERS Nv tel
ing htm the hiring was IN another direction
out ofneer Warwiek would not be thrown OF.
ana arrested hIm and found the pistol on him
and took lin TO the station house. He wa
fined SIS ~.
EXCEEDING his PRIvILEGKs Last night.
John dorsey. coiored, gave a ball on Herrtng
Hill, which was well patron red by the eolored
inhabitants 10 far w2s right but John
opened bar for the accommodation OF those
OF his patrons who chose 10 indulge. He no.
being provided with a license TO sell liguor
was arrested by Off Ger Brown and fined $40 81
by Justice Buckley.
The CANAL.-Arrived-The Col A Spatas
with wheat TO market ard twenty boats with
coal consigned TO central Co. Sol n tons.
cumberland 20, 5.97 tons; American Co.
:25 10 tons; Borden 60 81 10 tons. H,mnsb,re
a baltimore Co. 2 10 tons. departed
J. r. Silver, with lime and cement 20 I,lf'-
Lock u; American 10y, with salt 10 Cumbe--
land, ard twenty-one boa lfch'
PORT oF owN.-Cieared-Steame
Maynower, Robinson master, for New lor.
schooner Z. mcNews, Culver master. tor Ho-
bokeD, n. Y.