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The national Republican., 1867-09-04

FoUND.-A white male infant, about six
weeks old, was found on Monday evening upon
tho steps of the residence of W. B. Todd, corner
of Third and G streets. 1t was taken to the
Fourth ward station, and afterwards taken charge
Of by q colored man by tho name Of Butler.
The national Republican., 1867-09-04

DEsERTIoY.-William II. Hukle, de-
serter from the 18th United States infantry, was
arrested by Officer McEllresh, Of the Seventh
precinct, and turned over to the military. Cit
iIen William J. Forrest, for furnishing Hukle
clothes whorowith to escape from the city, was
also arrested and turned over TO tho military.
The national Republican., 1867-09-04
Nrw yonx srooyD noApnsAI.

Coupons, 1lIEi S.2O's, 1852, 1l4Ii 5.2O's, 1864,
1O9i; 6.2O's, 1865, Ill; 5.2O's, Jaruary and
July, 1855, 1885, l0.40's, 09t; 1905, August,
1915 1905, June, 1871 1905, July lO7ii
Gold, 1411.
The national Republican., 1867-09-04

HoNoRABLY DIsCuARGED.-On Monday
evening hearing was had before Justice Tuckel
in the case of Thomas Smith and Alexander
Smith, charged with garrCting and robbng Jas
A. Branson, few nights since, and the evidence
adduced not duplicating them in the affair, they
were dismissed. Mr.. Anon Van Riswick, alst
implicated in the affair." was honOrably dis
charged at the first hearing.
The national Republican., 1867-09-04

RELEAsED.-A soldier by the name of
Stephen Lutenetter, who has been confined in
prison since May last, on q charge Of assault
and battery, with intent to commit rape, was
yesterday morning released by Judge Wyie, on
his own recognizance, to appear when he was
desired.
The national Republican., 1867-09-04

MEETING OF MEMBERS OF THE BAR.-ThC
meeting of the members of the bar which wa
to have taken place yesterday at IL a m, in re
lation to Mr.. Bradley was postponed, owing t.
a majority of the members appointed on the
executive committee being absent from the city
A meeting will be held on the hrst Tuesday II
October, when, perhaps some definite actor
will be had upon tho matter.
The national Republican., 1867-09-04

The FEHIAN PIc-NIC.-There was large
and gay party at L9fier's gardens yesterday
the occasion Of the picnic in aid Of the wive
and children of the Irish patriot prisoners
Messrs. John 7. Price 4 Bro. ran line Of ON
nibusses from the Northern Liberties market t,
tho garden, and the accommodations appeared
to give general satisfaction.
The national Republican., 1867-09-04

The ONE.HoRsE CARs.-The new one
horse cars for the Metropolitan Street Railway
Company are expected to be put on the route
by the 18th instant. They number twenty five
coaches, and handsome turn.table is now being
put down at tho eastern terminus Of the road, on
street, opposite the east Capitol grounds.
The national Republican., 1867-09-04

BRICELAYERs' UNIoN.-Tomorr row even
ing the Bricklayers Union, No. l, will hold their
regular weekly meeting at the new Trades Union
Hail. southeast corner Of Eighth and L streets.
The national Republican., 1867-09-04

DIsoRDERLY.-John Krouss, clerk by
occupation, was arrested by Officer Atwell, of tht
Seventh precinct, on the charge of being dsor
deriy. Justice Walter fined the accused s..
John Krops was arrested by the same officer
for a similar offence, and also mulotsd in the
sum Of %.
The national Republican., 1867-09-04
STOXEE.

ID REPARE FOR WINTER. GET
u YOUR STOVES IN oRDBR-Call at BoYDts
A%nd % nave your Latrobss repaired aud fitted up for
place stoves; call and examine my stock have The
hIgsn ~ nnd pest ssaortment In the Market
r.Nn.,llho NUvklho STOVES AND RANGEs-ALL PAT.
REPAIRS for all sorts and sI,s, Of Stoves. ranges,
00UDs
ss- OLD STOVES TAKEN IN PART PAY FOR
NEW ROBERT BOYD,
No. 47s Ninth street
aul6 Between d and Z streets.
The national Republican., 1867-09-04

ORIENTAL BUILDING AssoCIArIoN.-Th,
monthly meeting Of the above association wa
held at German Hall, Eleventh street, last night
and was called to order by the president, Mr.
John +. Neidleldt. The meeting was called I,
receive reports and dues of members. The mum
Der of shares comprise sixteen hundred, and eacl
shares Is worth 81 36 premium.
The national Republican., 1867-09-04

A PLEASANT TME.-Harry Gorbutt,
corner of Eighth and E streets, gave a handsome
entertainment on Monday evening to his friends
and the public, and the lunch which he had pre-
pared for them was one Of the most recherche
character. Some of our leading merchants and
most prominent citizens were present to do
justice to the good cheer spread before them, and
we trust that Harry will receive tho patronage
from the community that his fine liquors, excel.
lent lsrder and personal sociability so deservedy
demands.
The national Republican., 1867-09-04
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

The FIRE DEPARTMENT PHOTOGRAPHED.
-Yesterday we were permitted to inspect the
Washington City Fire Department, as photo
graphed in group by that celebrated artist, Mr..
s. @. Mills, at the Whitehurst gallery, No. 424,
Pennsylvanis avenue. 1t will be recollocted by
many that Mr.. Mills has already produced an
admirable group photograph-that Of the chief
clerk ani clerks Of the Fourth Auditors Office;
which Is pronounced as excellent. This, how.
ever, Is q decided improvement on that, the
group being arranged so regularly, appropriately
and nicely, that, we feel, the work will Illicit,
when published, tho oncomiums Of all who may
be so fortunate as to sec II. The collection con.
sists Of sevcnty.two persons, and already shows
of to fine advantage, although some Of the por.
traits have not yet been touched up by the
finishing strokes Of tho artists brush. His honor,
Mayor Wallaoh, occupies the centre Of the group,
and to his right and left are appropriately dis
posed the Fire Commissions, 9, Messrs. Garfield,
Thompson, Clark and Berry, and tho chief engi.
neer, Mr.. John sessford, and the accommodating
colt, the superintendent Of the Fire Alarm Tele-
graph, and his two gentlemanly assistants,
Mossri2 Noyes aud Seibold, one on either side,
are drawn In fne position just over the photo
graph Of the Mayor. Over these are ranged, with
nne effect, the pictures Of the foreman Of each
engine and that Of the Hook and Ladder Co.,
and on either side and above are assigned the
remainder Of the men, so as to show of to the
best advantages and much labor and nice taste
was requisite in effecting this important part Of
the work, blending tho various shades to nicoty.
In the lower centre Is the representation Of an
engine-the pattern now in use. On this IL
perched an eagle with wings extended, bearing
In his beak shield Of the national colors and
in his talons q streamer with the inscription
Washington City Fire Department" This IL
thrown loosely and gracefully, right and left
over the shield, producing fine effect. To the
left Of the engine is q freman's hat, horn, and
axe, and to the right hook, ladder, and Ian
tern, appropriately arranged.
Tho photographs of the higher officers are
larger than those Of a lower grade, ranging from
the mayor to the hostler. The pictures are true
to q fault, as the men will testify themselves
when they behold them. The work Is q com.
plete success.
The national Republican., 1867-09-04

BASE BALL.-Yesterday match game
Of base ball was played on the grounds Of the
National, s and Fifteenth streets, between the
6rst nine Of the Union club and the second nine
Of tho Capitol club, which resulted In favor Of
the Union by score Of 80 to IA. The playing
Of Minshall, catcher for the Capitol club, was
splendid He was the most active player on tho
ground, and made score Of three runs Alden,
pitcher Of the Union club, plays exceedingly
we'll He made 4 clean score Of 9 runs. The fol.
lowing Is the score:
The national Republican., 1867-09-04

ARREST AND EscAPE.-Detective Nc
Dewitt; while passing the corner OF Sixth street
and Penna. avenue, last night, was insulted by q
person named Alex. Eggleston, whereupon Mr..
McDevtt and Officer Miller took Eggleston in
custody and escorted him to police headquarters
and delivered him in charge Of the officers pres.
ent. As soon as Mr.. MeDevitt and Officer Miller
departed, and while the officers were in the act
Of locking Eggloston up. he made a break, and
succeeded in escaping from the building and the
last seen Of him he was going down Louisiana
avenue at true Dexter" speed.
The national Republican., 1867-09-04
w a " Il - .

XXTANTED-NEW AND CAST-OFF
w CLOTHING, OLD GOLD AND SILVER, or
any other article Of value, at the old establish ed
Merchant Pawpbroker Store OF r. FULTON 4 Co.,
500 Ninth street, doors north Of Penn. avenue
ds2O-u
The national Republican., 1867-09-04

NDW ARD EFT,
II BooK.BINDKR AND PAPER. RULER,
10 III Psnu,ylyAnia avenue. between Tenth aud
Eleventh streets, sonth side.
Books elegantly or plainly bound. Periodicals
and New spapsIs carefully attended 10,
The national Republican., 1867-09-04

JOHN H. SURRATT.-Since the trial of
surratt his quarters in jail have been moved, and
he now has one Of the rooms Of the second story
fronting south, which he occupies in common
with Henry johnson, who is charged with the
killing Of Thomas Smoot. Ho Is Of late much
improved in health. They are we'll fixed In this
room, eacn having a cot on which they sleep,
some books and papers, and when not reading,
conversation is engaged in. surratt alludcs but
seldom to the charge against him, but speaks Of
general topics. He seems to think much of his
Zouave uniform, and wears 1t nearly all the time.
The national Republican., 1867-09-04

MATRIMONIAL ALLrAHcE.-It afforded us
much pleasure, yesterday, to be present In the
Z street Baptist church at IL q. m, to witness
tho uniting in holy wedlock, by Rev. wm. 7.
johnson, our old friend Of tho EUsnimg Star,
Walter @. Hunt, with beautiful, blushing bride
Miss Louise d. Vollbrght, Of this city. The
ceremony was rendered more interesting II pos
sible, by the performing Of q beautiful wedding
march by the choir. The hne looking couple
were united in the presence Of large circle Of
friends, and having received tho congratulations
IL. is train for Albany New York, where they
will remain n short timo. They wsll then pro.
coed to Saratoga Springs, and thence to Niagara
Falls We wish them pleaaant trip during
their honeymoon, and long life undsturbed by
q ripple Of care.
The national Republican., 1867-09-04

YESTERDAY MORNING A GESrLENAELY
looking person, representing himself as from
Alexandria, Virginia, called at Mr.. George b.
Wilson's shoe store, No. 602 Seventh street,
under Odd Fellows Hall, and was fitted with a
pair of Lamoine calf shoes for IS; expressed
himself delighted with the ct and tx, and prof.
fered Mr.. Wilson $50 greenback in pay. Mr..
Wilson had not sufficient change and stepped
into his next neighbor, J. s. Topham 4 Co.'S
trunk store, No. 50O who, always obliging,
changed tho bill for him. He passed tho stran.
ger $40 change, wrapped up his shoes and put
the Y in tho drawer. On presenting the $50 at
bank on deposit, Mr. Topham was informed that
II was counterfeit. He returned 1t to Mr..
Wilson and received $50 check In lieu thereof,
but the stranger is non est, and Mr.. Wilson isthe
loser but tho question arises: to wat extent
how much did he lore2 Some Of his friends say
sos, others s55 and $50 and si5 and thus, &c
Let the readers Of tho NATIONAL REPuDLIcAs
figure this out
The national Republican., 1867-09-04
WAsHINGTON IRON WORKS
GRAY 4 MOVES.

NNh1 q NV1 Is,
FOUNDERS, hACHlNIsTS, AND BOILER. MAKERS,
Corner OF Maine avenue aud Third street,
-. Manufacturers Of Improved Stationary and PoIt-
dble Steam Engines Of any requiI ed power saw and
Grst Mills also, Of Architectural Iron Work Graf.
ings, Raings Forging, Iron and Brass Castings Of
all descri ptOns.
Tho increased facilities Of oar new and extensive
establishment enables us TO offer those having orders
to make In our line superior claEs OF work on the
most favorable terms
Agents for Buraham's Improved Jouval Turbine
Water Wheel aulg.3m
The national Republican., 1867-09-04

HOUSE CARPENTERS AssoCIATToS.-The
semi. annual and regular weekly meeting Of the
association was held last evening in German Hall,
Eleventh street; President J. II. Reed in tho
chair, with Mr.. William II. Champion, secre'
tary.
Three new members were admitted and duly
subscribed to tho obligations and constitution
aud the association proceeded to the election Of
officers for tho next six months with the follow.
ing result: for president, james II. Reed vice
president, o. D. Greenwellj recording secretary,
d. l.. Nevius; financial secretary, Charles M.
0'Bold; treasurer, John W. Lansdalei sergeant.
at arms, b. F. Smelling; also, elected standing
committee, Messrs. o. B. Grecnwell J. E. Davis,
J. KerIey, and D. L. Nevius. As delegates to
the Workingmen's Assembly, Mossrs james II
Reed, J. Kersey, and Charles NJ. o'Bold.
After other business, the association adjourned
to next Tuesday night.
The national Republican., 1867-09-04

TEMPERANCE MEETING.-Last evening q
temperance meeting was held at the Northern
Liberties market house, which was addressed by
Msssrs. George Savage and John o'DOnoVap'
The national Republican., 1867-09-04
ESTATE AGENC

Having had number Of years experience In the
above business iu connection with real estate they
prepared to offer their patrons the bsneht OF Ih
services with prJmptasss Lal N TrasouGbis terms
DIXON & CROSS,
aus I'm LOniHit D ~ sn
The national Republican., 1867-09-04

DEATH OF Mr.. WBER.-We regret to
have to announceIthe death of Mr.. David Wiber
we'll known as for a long time, the faithful and
competent assistant foreman Of the Government
printing office press room. Mr. Wiber has long
been a victim Of consumption, and died of that
dread disease The Odd Fellows will atteud
his funeral at 3 p. N. tomorrow,
The national Republican., 1867-09-04
KIRKwooD HoUsE-HrspLrr 4 GREEN
OWEN HOUSES. M- OKrn

W P. James. City; b. II. Peterson, Now Orleans
u. b. Stevens, Ga. John Brace, New York; James
Harris, Baltimore; John II. Williamson, Troy, N
T.; Robert Butterasld, New York; James Carroll
Texas; r II. Walters, Philadelphia; e. II. Adams,
Augutta, Ga. James L. Byan, j. A Moore, Philadel.
Phia George R. Stowe, Chicago; John l.. Adams,
New York; d. X. Wilson, Boston, William Wallace
CITY; Charles Crooks, New York; Samuel Goodwin
Baltimore; George GODDARD, New Orleans
The national Republican., 1867-09-04

Yesterday evening the Lansingburg D. D. club,
Of the State Of New York, arrived at the Balti.
more depot in the train due here at 7:l0 p. m
They were escorted by the National club com.
mittee to Willard's Hstel They number between
90 and rs members hero. They will play tn o
National club on their now grounds, this after.
noon. Tomorrow, the Potomacs and Gymnasts
play match game on the grounds of the latter,
Fourteenth aud Q streets, at 81 p. m.
The national Republican., 1867-09-04
PROPOSALS FOR NEW JAIL.

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fannte) mad ieiner 3ie9eniniel, bis ct
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tbrdnen fallen u,1p 'meo voto' be-
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srannm 9elautet-pem &6ni9 muir einet
einfa@en Beiu@ abitatten ,tnp slei9 ant
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~3ebnjdbri9er &erferbaft serurtbeilt. 60
feQo erbielt sw6lf SABRE.
acknowledgements It n,
Is. NpY.-Ote &amu,er1 ,purpe1 beute
Mprsen Spm &Snt9 ron preuben tn
Yeripn er5fnet. Derielbe 1pra@ tn BET
Gbrpnrepe, na6 Der iblt@en Be9rabuna
init welder er ii9 belonoera an bic De-
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Oct 4Cauderfr.

ct. Saul, ARinaeleta ten 80. Ncssmbfr, 1867.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-19

TvNHIS Company being HOME INSURANCE. COM
PANY, commends II particularly 70 tne citia sua
Lava Insurance made on Buildings ofsI1 kinds, FUR
ntnre, Plate, Wearing Apparel and Merchandise Also
Goods and Merchandise in trsnait vht thsl
by Ocean, Lake. River, Rail or Wagon
Insurance taken At the favorable m tss and Il -
- promptly af3nsted.
DIRECTORs
q. 2. BOWER Or p. Bower o..
wv PATTERSON, OF Patterson II nbermAp
HOWARD MELBOURNE, Lessee X. NJ. r. n, r.
g, K PECK, nfc4dy Peck,
JAS. ~. sHE1LgY, late Of Cox 4 sheii ~.
A. L. CpNNABLk, OF Ocnnable 4 sny n.
u. T. LOVE. Pres't frst Nasions Benh.
M. A. BR0WHkLL, OF Brovneii Bro.
SMITH HAMILL, Ofs. HamiiI 1 Co.
OFFICERS.
- 1OWER, Pr sssd~nt j. JADAMs, eecrcsNsy
SHELLEY, Vice Prss't LOVE, TeAssr1.
april II GILMORE. Attorney
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Lock Yora srApirs. Several nights ago

LOCK YorR STABLES. Several nights ago
Mr.. Nathan Greer,@a farmer living six or
seven miles nerihwcs, oil this city, noticed a
maa Stalking about his stack yard he vailed
to MIN and received no answer, the unknown
individual moving or Mr.. Greer took TO
more notice of the matter, but his
farm hand coming home from some meeting
shortly ailerward, observed the stable door
open, and upon rcing inside to see what
might be The occasion, ioaBd the best horse
on the place all bridled ready Cor ride.
Not lking the appearance the man thought
lie woa!d investigate anl l5ol; around the
stable, but without suleess; he then deter
mined TO go into the house and &c. his gun
and watch for iGlther deyolopmeuis dust as
he was coming cut Of the door with double
barreled slot gun in hand fellow, who ev-
identity ''sme!t nice datted out Of the sta
Die and suddenly departed ,or parts unknown
though not until The man with the gun had
fred Into the place where he had very regents
" been A singular part CT this operation
was that the too near successful horse thief
was not rnolested by very fierce dog on the
place Tie inference is that the dog was
either charmed by some means into acqnies-
cence, or was acquainted with him. Several
cases of horse stealing have been reported
within . fortnight, and persons having hors' 9
anier their change cannot be too careful in
keeping their stable doors securely fastened
There are, very likely, organized bands Of
these marauders about. Sound policy re-
quires that the stable doors should be lock ed
before the horses are stolen. bar. Gazette.
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Original Notice.

u UaaBon Hiram ~ -ney, defendants;
\Fou are rsty notiasd thst there |, nss Ole in
the Clerk'. atec ot the District Court uffse Coun-
~, tosa, ask @kak, xpeti,oa u 0-esE Ktthournc,
claiming sfnent agaihss yea a. U4usDu for the
sum of ~ Humid "a Doitsss upss . ottenp mas
t. kboui ne. lpon the folio~ing described prem.
ises te-vit Lot i've t5), block tbirtyth 1881 XII
baurnes Addition to the city Of keokpk in L county
Iowa. and sganst all PRAYING f'r he foreclrre
Of said msr,gSge, the sAe II saf premises feci Of all
Interests ID Defendants in same rsy Cd said dcht
the goishmen Of ell equity ofredr npin, AID io
general rrIieG
Nov each you mns appear aud said petition
by of the nd dal o. tbs term of said Conr
t. held the hrs. Ncndsy u February, 1868, OF
iudgm Mt vii he had therein, PRAYED for by default
Il, SOFT HON ELL,
narssrhar Attorney FOR PisintM.
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liz Cmcaco Erenfrn Pest se1s

Henry Sedley, ore of The editors Of the
Rptad Table, was formerly an actor ~ Nc
Nicker's. So says an exchange. And it
might have added that he was very fair &C.
tor, but he foisted of poem entitled Bun
ker HiiIr at the opening Of q theatre here,
aud boldly reGitel it as originally from his
own pen, when II was subsequently found out
to have emanated from that of Fred. s Coz
zens, of New York, and the act killed him
professionally in the West, since which time
be has turned his attention principally to
journalism. be now cuts up people terribly
in the Ronad Table, if they chance to pls,
gisrze Bit.