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CINCINNATI May 81 p. M.-Thed liver
mas risen Y inches. there being1o p
Ieet I0 inches in the channel. Weather
clear. thermometer So deg. eua u hhI'E
river continues to rise with i.consid-
cradle rapidity and it is now risingrapid-
~ at all points hence to Pittsburg. where
there is 16 feet in the ~channel: and we may
expect q sharp rise bera----The arrivals
up to midnIght, Afotsssewhere mentioned.
include the Plain City, Louisville to Bow
ling Greeu; Rose Hite, Louisville4and re-
turn Melnotte, Cincinnati to St. Louis;
Lonislanas New&O rieaus to- Louisville:
New York. ST. Louis to Cinclnnat;s Silver
Moon, Menphis 10 Cincinnati; Mayfiow-,
err, to Cairo; Phantom, to Eastport..-
IheNeWgYorkshad a coed trip and added
q lot of corn here...-.-.The Melnotte
mad a magnificent trip, and dis.
charged vast quantity of freight
here. The Melnotte has had a new. huIl
put under her machinery and upper works. |
and Is now a first-class Steamboat CAPT. 1
REMISSION, q very clever gentleman, is IN
command, and q. r.. Pension, ~cIerk..m.
sThezMayftoNer AadAa- fair trip of freight |
n 9 crowd of passengers..-..The Louis
lana was pretty light-....-The Phantom
Had an excellent tfipsfor Eastport .....Thej
Mayfower had engagements for 3, 800 sacks
of corn elow.-.....Th William White left
for Green River with a good trip.M- The
Silver Moon had a.good freight list and
was crowded with passengers. Capt. Ben.
Mirrillees claims that he passed the Arna-
da under way. We know the Moon is fast.
but did not suppose she could do that. Hell
says, however, the little favorite gave him
a gallant fight------The Rose. Hite had a
good trip both ways. The Louisiana,
however, took most OF her passengers.a..
CQnt CharlQU IrxUin ic Il, ~.
as fine as silk......mmThe Emnire win he
here to>morrow en- route TO Memphis. and
Is worthy of a liberal Patronage Cant.
Hicks King Is in command, and Harry
one of the most pleasant gentle
men in the world is in he ofice. Nick
Pennington is her freight clerk. There is
no boat on the river better oficered.
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her markets without change.
New York Market.

Ry TaIeora nh 7 ssss& Nrrtv -o
IVhk' May ..
Of ! 200 bales at 271sc for middIing nb
-FLopR-Receipts gof 2,ss7 bbls: marke
Iogz2co better; more ACTIVE demand ane
P n speculative. sales of 400 bbls a
$I2 25@l275 for common to mediumsexsra
1 Sl3 so9 1875 choice do; sl3 .l0gA20 for GOO
tradeb r en1ra x M IL, -; a n' ", a. 90 fo
iil le Iour frmer 3 800 bbIs and sacks a
s. 1905 90. ~.-l.sees : 49, FAa
WHEAT-Quiet and unchanged. Re
eel Id none, Market 2@3e betteE. Sales o
50 a5a3 so for white, California -
KYEE-Firm. Sales OF 5000 bushels al
81 S Ssgf G% ior western slsz for State. and
~ 03gl ~ LOT LanaQa Tree. ~
ooc AZ r. sales, 1890 bushels. at
s sor tDg Canada West In bond; 81 4@T 26I
Firm sales, 1900 i bushels, at 81 q
NJ 1U,932s b the mar
yet opened a shade frmer, but closed dull.
sales, 42,G00 bushels, satstSI 39L@L0 fer
afoat.@ and ST :,40T ~ fors neu rnixod
western. .Hat 4 go.
, a Z better; more active; sales,
for OHIO; the latter price, afioat; and s6@
sse Tor state; 40. ... H.
COMPENSATORY; sales. 1850 bags of Rio,
= sales, 2,O00 hhdS., at l0L
Yios4c for Cuba; and i04@l111c for Porto
q a. sales OF 10 hhds Cuba
a. 3ocz I
at I5L@l6c for crude;
24@25c for refined in bond. II
aoPs.-DuIl at 30@6Oc for new crop.
Mss foRk-Steady and quiet; sales of
4,IuU DDS AZ 20 242 go Tor new mess,
closing at q cash; So 00@22 Is for old
mess, Sl9 O0g19 so for prime, and S2s l20
BEEF-Firm sales of 365 bbls at previous
prices.
TIERCE BEEF-Ffrm sales Of 5000 tierces
Of prime mess atsso 0O@3s so. Beef Hams
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph .139dI -OHIcAso. NAV !.
aFLouRAFirm Spring extras sold at si3ss
p; WhHea Wtnterlextra sl5 569ls so; super
RYE FIoukLss' 7sas s.. kbas4 saisf Z
WHEAT-Fifsn; No.2 advanced &c: sales
al1sa .ogS 81 CLOSING at 81 1892 ~; No. /
'CoRy-Opened strong; sales at 81 1oa
! luz for No. ], but the market SUBSEQUENT
~ oeeeded to 81 09I@l 091; No. 2ssold at
OATslFairIya active and &c higher: No.
= sold atfrom 66Lc-to eT4c, and closed al
RYE-Firm but not very active, at 81 asa
BARLEY-Firmer and &c higher: No. Q
$lgI 10. 1
PRoyISIQNS-DuIL
MESS PoRK-In sfrm demand. at 500 "a
for first class brands, but is, however. Of
ered a. 81 90 without buyers. 81 ~
MESS BEEF-S16.
LARD-Nominai, at 12L@l2s4c. -1Ee 5Rz
BEEF EATTLEZQuietx al, So OO@6 so tor
common steers and light ows;s 81 Is
@ % for good but choice, and So 0GaS So for
good to choice smooth steers. -79dfa 4
HoGS-Moderately active, and4 tI0al5c
lower; 30 7596 90 for omno light; 81 2Oa
= 10 for good to choice. 1870 p
at S6 05az Is. se ~ Is
RECEIPTs-f,800 bbls Hour, $50 bus wheat.
Dl.OO0 bus corn, IA 800 bus oats. I'D hogs
$50 bbIs four $500 bus ~ heat
7o,D0O bus corn. 800 bus oats. z4o4~n~
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MONETARY &ae0MlERRCsALs
European Markets.

BY cable.I -LoSpoS, May NIB II
a-CossoLs-sIc.. sNssqNs01 nj 1aTssi
4 BoNDs-7Ic;L G., 76c; Erie, a2LG.E a II
Bullion in the Bank of England de-
creased 9SS,oOO. tsH f5stnaf.q isDsH 9
10 0EHrsz aANrwERF, May aNoon.
PETRoLEUM-4S fir. sa Is aft rs
.sfsaa Il LIyERPooL, May eNoon.g
CoTToN-Cotton Brokers' Circular report
sales for the week. 5000 bales; stock In
port. s23,0 900 bales. half American. Market
opens to-day, quiet; Uplands, IIL,;oor-
leans, liz. itiHg - Do sfs 5Foe
wHEAr-T1ss Sd for western Red, and Ids
I'D for California. 81 @zesfe saa -tpa.5 a.
CoRNA4s. <ta7 3&oa t1as "a f
BARLEY-4s Oh. $50 - 49, .~ateN
OATS-3s I'd. at3s isla s1nst7taf
PRovIsIoNs-Unchanged; Pork. us Sd:
Bacon, S9s; Lard, els Sd; Pork, IT'S Cd;
Cheese, Cos. aAA 8sse =
PErRoLEUM-spirits, lid; refined, Is 3D..
Q aasa al ii FRANKFORT, May 8.
500 bonds closed last evening at 1875
) a@ssE LONDON, May 3-2P. NJ.
8 u S.SFocKs-Erie, Az: Illinois Central,
70; 5-20s, 7I5. w fo
ts5Sa4 Fe ANTWERP, May 8.
Observation-Disclosures to 4sl francs S
confines per barrel for standard white. /
LIVERPOOL, May BAR p. M.
CoTToN-Since noon has been inactive |
and a decline of I'D occurred middIing
uplands, 1I5sd; Orleans, lI5kd-t
bE~EADsTUFFs- Firmer; corn steady, at
AS. 4aaig sHa H1Igs asI e1a5<
Other markets without change.
"a 49, LIvEKpooL, Evening, May 8.
= oTToN-1Closed5 quiet without improved
ment; sales were 10000 babes. ri
! Observation-Disclosures. scorn-sales of
Mixed Western, towards close, 44s Sd per
quarter, an advance OF Sd. Wheat-No.II,
Milwaukee Red, 1ss Cd white California,
As Cd Barley. As Sd. oais, IS I'd. Peas
eavy- declined 6s; sales of at
f4s. st& 4o aHsze les 1872 - =
Manchester market heavy. Provisions
md produce unchanged. eho
London markets unaltered, =
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THESE GooDs, BEING MANUFAC.

THESE GOODS, BEING MANUFAC.
IL tured only of the finest Merino WooIs-
are of superior quality, high finish. and
made in a great variety of the most FASH
with the best Eastern makes in styles and
finish these Western goods especially COM
mend Themselves to the Western trade. as
Waste, &c., e.4ffrT - - - =
Gentlemen giving these goods the pre-
terence IN ordering suits Will be sure to be
For sale at retail by all the principal
merchant tailors and dry goods dealers
byMACKEY, NESB+T 81 CO., Evansville.
n by ED. q
q Treasurer Iawrenceburg Wooden Mills.
memo o5m ag sLawrenceburgh, Ind. ?.
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Memphis Market.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, May 8.
CoTToN-Duu and 1c. lower, at 23924c.
Receipts 80 bales. Weeks receipts 1,1S6
bales; weeks exports 2,055 bales. Stock
on hand Il 1913 bales. -.
CoRN-Quiet at 81 25@I so. 10
OATs-S7L@90c.
, HAY-Unchanged. 1919
ELoUR-Quiet and unehanged.
YORK Active and higher, at &23 700
"a 70. sbACoS.Clear sides I2I@13Hc.
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R. MISHLERa~


,au-- CELEBRATED
H KERR II II F%EEE aaEs-
The Great Household Rs0sa%Ex
A Grand Specific for all Disc ssss. Mrnsaxgr-=
| from Impure Blood, or a WeSk% or Ng8E-~
ordered State of the Stomach L4vazz xsr-
Kidneys.
TO THE PUBLIC
r WOULD RESPECTFUELEx Aa@~--
and vicinity thatI am prepared to- gx.f RIRSg,
all those who feel the need'0f g gcadr azxsaSg
unrivaled medicine. any grade Of MIRnE1rTrs
Herb Bitters. L will take the resgonSa1ea1EGFs
apon myself, as does DIR MishleF. taAE4 ssSs
present. ~ satisfactory. evidence De @zagsras
tnaI " mas not done FOR You alt sn1EsE%
claimed for It, L will refanG the n1ss2zsVsr
paid 70 me for 1T. After pEomisknss gpHuEs.
this, i respectfully solicit a trTai. MprlaxGr9
not promise you this had = nct hzqE1Aa%g
commences In the v7rtuesDfttn G. Kna&hxEns
and the honor Of the acitizex1A here. EEazNAet
70 the thinking public willabe -qutse MEnNG-
Client TO convince the most soepttcMN rfnaSa
these are Medical BitterswgAnd nSEa L&as
most others. simply a rr1YN preDnr1e+awga-
Ii. Mishlers Herb Bitters, are kep6s mrs Gar.-
cret, tor the propr1etOrrhaF no esItaEgYr1wa
making Known their inEA1fents~ 20 has
paint, Blrdock, spikenard s5Gapwose@ E1-s-
ruvfan1. Bark, Bachu, @SR<ewood, Rz1S-
len, Slippery Elm, Sassa4as,
F Eaiss& Gse eybR,B &e4 Gb SsBtp ~ s bs ! 80 80.
"a large ndIfberA of citizens hsze-a4rss4
sas isiSstSrs fdsh las.'i = 'A
For sale, wholesale and retail, n24@as@ss1
street. Bet. Main and Sycamore. AAn@aH"-
mcha5 dIm 4. GETz, Local Ass
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MILLINERY! MILLINERY!
sdwW Wholesale and 1RetalL. Pc

r BEG LEAVE TO INFORM MY
- adj friends, and miliiners and mer-
chants abroad, that / nave Just returned
from the East with the very largest stock
OF millinery goods ever brought to his
market, This stock was very carefully
selected by Mrs. Baum, and comprises the
very latest Paris styles, viz: ~
PATTERN BONNETS, 80
PATTERN HATS, ae5 gae q
UNFRAMED HA rs q BoNNETs. II!
STRAW TRIMMINGS & oRNAMENZS,
FRENCH q DOMESTIC WOWERS, ~,
BoNNET q HAT FRAMES d BLooRH,
SILKS 8AIINS. LACEs,g EDGLNGS. III
The BEST and LARGEST stock Of RIB
bons ever brought to the city j. auIhaeg
a Waat 3 1h e ! N,s1 39 fas Az bst,s fHney articles
fishnent. q f9NsaE ltH u IN yaI 5E0d
In connection with the aabboo above goods p
constantly ON handla very large as
sortment of LADIES, HAIR SWITGHESJ
and I'LL, and different other fixings
Country minirers and merchants. an
will .find tito their interest to |
catl around and examine my stock before |
elsewhere, as i am fully pre-
pared to meet al11heirs dem ands; and fur- /
I can assure them that NV stock
IND prices viii compass With any house |
west ofiNew York or Philadeiphia. TF9 ri
Thankful for the very liberal patronage
extended to me SO far,dihope to have al
cave, nothing undone to merit the same.
les eli good ri II h. BAUM. j /
Tfh NO. ~ MAIN sTREET.nHig TT
90 Particular attention paid borders.
EeHis u3m *sYeE 4.8nasg esff
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os f09tafHgs f5s = d5fdw So mBEe L.
9i5sS1o - bioa 20 los odt sIdeas
9s3 "a bSdxoedA = q nfGB 1s5iEm
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EVANSVILLE FINE ART AM
II PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, -

Corner of First and Locust Streets.
rtszs-H Just opened
The proprietor begs leave to inform the
communities that he has opened a Fine
Art and Photograph Gallery as above, and
1s now prepared, by means of the Solar
CumeT0, to enlarge any picture on conuas to
the size OF life or cabinet size, and finished
In oil colOrs, thereby making it the most
durable picture of any whatever, a perfect
tuc ssIa1e Of the original, and at prices be-
lar character. gF8ET@ Tut
.aad J.MASSALON, Proprietor. &
T.. Photographer. [mch15 d3m
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R.iGOODMAN

rs I'm DAILY RECEIPT OF THE
latest. styles OF Bonnets, Flowers, and
Trim m1ngE. @@90f 3af mort I'D H&A@
Rooms at Madame KLINGELHOEFER,S
old stands on First Street. north Of Hop
attention of her numerous friends and the
public in general. tAaesq 5FHH TE'
MRS. r. GooDMAN9m
P.S. Particular attention paid to Ladies'
Dress and Infants Caps. ~ Fap4 dim +
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VgdI N9T 8I3 u Tafasze 4ea3uf
Gosesa tssa ed5 al gHasses. ljw
lis .d9ss steode ss1d1 taode a9gbozq
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: sGoTToNTSales small; q for aMiddlng. !.
! FEoURLFdrnaer. for DIETER 1tgrades but.
marketdnactiye at unchanged pricesa ne /,
spring, and 81 5oaS.. 66for c6ofce fail. ~ S6i
IGoRN-sB 06@IB5eh3 h9brs4 H0 Sssgs
! R RATS9yM1fn demand aHssas5c.4o mr6l J
rRTE-Unenaneed. Ssq1io4 dsud H.. sd4 /
III PRoyIsIONs-Mess Pork held higher and
market for other articles frmer, but BUSH
ness small. Mess Pork sold at 500 5O922 IS.
Bacon &c. Shoulders, 1IIc.gC Clear Rib Sides,
E.ssc. slgar Erred Haans, hl4Ac; cam
'dWHisKxEDalf 50 e5 ffee.ods " 80
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FOR RENT.
Residence for. Sale

n6SIU6UC6 IUT. OdIG.
WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE
the weii-known homestead of Win. II.
Page, with immediate possession. at its,
value, on reasonable terms. Y.1g91H =
5000 frame hoase. fourteen rooms, well
iupf0Ved grounds l15 by 2S7 feet, or ten
lots-.lo Ieet front each, fronting on two
streets. = @ss5hJ ~ VIM BROWN. ~ 3
NAL DIV Al r. K. Dunkerson Il Co.'S.
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il MILLS.
sfo31 9nf a1tw bnf .qoI3 o O .
4 Instrumentation y !.
= ri srob rid eaiinslq 10 J5edg
.dfa gaxo div .syo1 Isnos booa IL
WOOLEN1e MILLS

= - III ~ N|F|TW" 4
y LIE adi ol 1aaL . rsgsa aads ~
9oteioq bgs blsh adt al nIo8 ea0oe y
fgd5o hus.gs5aea not & bne tsaf aat
ad3 Il sbs6 HauIs Il tiBee1
Fa no-1IPf eaitasgq bag a1HH
%Cyaew rot 1oois
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No tasiness transacted on Saturday.
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BUCK II FLOUR,

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The national Republican., 1867-02-05

RADIO, New Mexico and Arizona, Nevada,
California, Oregon, Washington Territory,
Dakota Territory, and Utah. The maps are
really beautiful in execution, and will form
most valuable acquisition 10 the Land Office
Report for this they are designed to accom-
pany. They are complete In the exhibition
Of almost everything that can possibly be Of
interest 10 the searcher OF maps On them
are clearly delineated oil the land grant rail-
roads, lighthouse reservations, coal mines,
asphaltum wells, salt ponds, gold, silver, cop
per, tin, and lead mines and oil springs In
those States and Territories They are also
handsomely colored in counties. Each copy
Of the Commissioners report for this year
will be accompanied by copies Of these maps.
Army BULLETIN JANUARY 81 and FEB
RuARY 1.-First Lieutenant Samuel r.
Schenck, 41st infantry, has permission to de-
lay starting to his regiment until the 5th Of
March. Lieutenant Charles L. Robe, 29th
United States infantry, is relieved from duty
in connection with recruiting at Norfolk,
Va. Brevet Major O. B. Penrose, Commis-
sary Of Subsistence, Is granted thirty days
leave Of absence on surgeon certificate Of
disability. Second Lieutenant Louis II.
Rucks, 9th cavalry, is granted twenty-one
days delay in reporting to his regiment.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Charles Bartlett,
Both United States infantry, has had leave
extended him until the physicians deem il
safe for him to do so. Second Lieutenant
William Harper, Of the 9Th cavalry, has ff
teen days delay in reporting to his regiment
granted him. Second. Lieutenant II. b.
Quimby, 39th infantry, has permission to de-
lay starting to his regiment until the I'd Of
February. First Lieutenant Henry O.
Ward has had his leave extended him for ten
days.
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u U, IIUW MID
Maj. Gen. Commissioner.

SPECIMEN MAPS FOR THE LAND OFFICE RE.
PoRr.-The Commissioner Of the General
Land Office has just had prepared number
of very beautiful maps Of the States and Ter
ritories named, viz Florida, Alabama, Mis-
sissippi louisiana, Arkansas, Missouri, Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Min
nesota, Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska, Colo
The national Republican., 1867-02-05

The WASHINGTON GAS LIaHT COMPANY
ELECTION OF DmEcToRs ron THE KHsUM9 YKAR.-
The annual meeting Of tho stockholders OF the
Washington Gas Light Company was held at the
office Of the company yesterday. The polls were
open from IL m to p. for the election Of Drec.
tors to serve for the ensuing year. The following
gentlemen were duly elected to serve In that oapa-
city B. H. Bartol, VIM. orme, John Bailey, Chas.
II. Rogers, and Horny s. Cav.
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IMPORTANT SALE OF GOVERNMENT
yRssEL

Dsror ouARrrRHAsrnn's orYreE, ,
'BALrHoRR, Nd, Jan. 50, 1867.
VIII be sold al public auction al the port Of Baiu.
more, Hsnder.on,s wharf East Baitimors,) THURS.
DAY, IL m, Feb. as 1857, the
Of 10 tons length 2a5 fest breadth Of beam 81 feet
depth Of hold, B fsst cylinder 80 inches and II feet
A opportunity Is afforded, In the sale Of this
steamer, opersOns desiring to purchase really hrst.
class vessel.
She Is Of light dr.n, the engine and boiler are in
most sxesllent condition, and the hall perfectly sound
and strong.
u q believed that, for sI. and build, the cosNo.
PoLTrAN surpassss any vessel hitherto offered By the
Government for sale al this port. .
Terms cash, In Government funds, on day Of sale
Farther partieulars may be learned upon application
To- the undsrsiEned or TO- the Auetioneers, hsssrs
ADRkoN, THohls& 4 CO., No. IS South Charles street
By order Of the onar,srmaster General;
A. 8. KIMBALL,
Captain and A O n, U. 8. A.,
fsl'd Depot QnartsrmAstsr.
The national Republican., 1867-02-05

The SPECIAL RELIEF CoNNIssIoN.-The
Congressional appropriation Of $25, 900, made for
the relief of the destitute Of Washington, Is being
judioously distributed from day to day by Surgeon
Reyburn, Of the Freedmen's Bureau, who has the
matter In charge Last week, 973 needy persons
were relieved with provisions, amounting In value
10 81, ,b34 81
The national Republican., 1867-02-05

Police RECoRD.-Twenty-f -four arrests were
made by the police for the "a hours ending yes
tsrday morning. The offences were mainly Of 4
trivial character.
The national Republican., 1867-02-05

TIE CRY Posr OFFIcE.-During the month
Of January the twenty five letter carriers employed
in tho Washington city post Office delivered lO9 249
mail letters H. 964 local letters and 27657 news
papers. During the same period 62, 4S2 letters
were collected from the street boxes.
The national Republican., 1867-02-05

BusIsEss OF THE FouRrH AUDIroR's OFrIcE.
The following is condensed statement Of
the business transacted in the Office Of the
Fourth Auditor Of the Treasury during the
month Of January, 1867; Accounts settled
/. navy agent, S462, ,925.04; 80 paymaster's,
S2,140,298.O2; pension, 81, 1872; 7 marine,
3 navy storekeepers, $5,3s7.67; 435 prize
claims, $70,645.42; 500 general claims, $780,
200.12; 1901 accounts were settled, amount
ing in the aggregate TO 2,996, ,262.72; 1904
letters were received, 4,l42 written, and
7,475 recorded
NAVY BULLETIN, JAN. 2s.-Retired-Car-
penter Guert Gansevoort
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HELD TO KEEP THE PEAcE.-Ye Yesterday al
ternoon two females, by the names Of Gecrgiana
Ellis and Nancy Robinson, were arrested and
Justice held each to bail to keep the peace.
The national Republican., 1867-02-05

The HEALTH OF ALDERMAN EDMoNsToN.-
Al q late hour last night Mr.. Edmonston was still
lying seriously III, but no immediate danger was
apprehsnded by his attending physicians.
The national Republican., 1867-02-05

The MARYLAND HABEAs CoRPUs CASE Be
FORE THE CoURr IN GENERAL TERM.-Yesterday
the case Of Watkins VS.. Smackum was resumed and
closed by Mr.. smithers In an able argument In
favor Of respondent. The court reserved Its deci
son until Saturday, until which time 1t was ad
ioufned
The national Republican., 1867-02-05

EXHIBITION AND CoNcERr.-The Sunday
School connected with Hamline Methodist Church
will give exhibition and concert for the benefit
Of tho church this Tuesday, evening, commencing
at u o'clock The programme, which has been
selected with great care consists Of ohoruses solos,
duets, deolamations, dialogues 10. The officers Of
tho school have had the little In training for
some time and 1t Is hoped that their labOrs will be
The national Republican., 1867-02-05
FINED FOR INTERFERING WITH AN {

FINED FOR INTERFERING WITH AN OFFIoER.
Patrick Barry was brought before Justice
Thompson last night on tho charge Of interfering
with 0ficer Leach while the latter was endeavoring
MonahAn, to the station.house. The Justice fined
Mr.. Barry $3, after which Patrick insistod on com
polling the Squire to listen to q harrangue in self
defence, when an additional fine Of 81 was imposed
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THE DIAMOND TENNYSON.

the
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PUBLIsHBRs OF
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msnt where all kinds OF Church Music, olSs and An
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