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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-12-23

Wells street, Chicago, Ill. On remittance of rs
cents in postage stamps, it will be sent free by
mail. Also, for sale by Charles Some, Al South
LaSale street DIR. J. Lubarch, author of the
Mirror of Youth, has, since 1856, treated all dis
cases Of privase nature according TO the new
method introduced and practiced by him for over
twelve years with the most brilliant success.
oct30dly. .s-. ..
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Saloon & Boarding House.

The undersigned respectfully notifies the pab-
lie, that be has established
SALOON AND BOARDING HOUSE.
in Copp's building on Illinois street, opposite
the o. X. l. p r. X. depot and will do all in
his power 70 satisfy his customers in both bran
ches. GEORGE AUFf.
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To-Day's Advertisem'ts,
LIST or LETTERs

LIST OF LETTEHS
p EMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE POST
IL Office at Rock Island, State of Illinois, on
the 2lst day of December, 1867:
Butts Alfred JohnssonJ
Beach Bentnn Jensup Chas
Bergey David Kurtl Mary miss
Bishop Henry keaIy Jas
Bolds Isaac Kirhy III
Burdiek Jos kenhey Daniel X
Bucholz Mary miss Lemon Mathews
Caswell Andrew Levy JOIN
Crane Elias Mimic Jno %
GUNNER Elisha p Maurer Caspe-
Cameron Joseph c Patrick Marcus
Carroll James Palmer Henry
COran John Rhinehart NJ h mrs
Cornell Mary mrs ROyley Jas
Davis John NJ Richards G
Damen John Smith VIM
Foster Lemuel Rev Southland Lovellis miss
Clifford A mrs Seigler julia miss
Getehell Elizabeth mrs Stinson Henry
Goodwin John Smith Emily miss
Graham Oliver Stewart Donald
Hayes ID IL Vaile Mason -
Hardy II --- e-=a Walker NJ u ---s-----..-
Hutchins1 IN Harvey Wright George
Hanna Isaac Waggoner III
Hoffman NJ X mrs Weitman
Hazen Orville Warren Dennis !
Hsmer Sarah Williams Cornal
Johnson Johanna Wren Augusta miss
To obtain any of these letters, the appliean
must call for "Adrertised Letters" and give tn
date of this list.
ns-If not called for within monfh' the.
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
MARCUS B. OSBORN, y. NJ.
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much misery and sickness
would have been spared
me had / but read this be-
fore ! Just published
Third edition. Price IS
cents. The Mirror o
Youth, or the Mysteries
of Sexual Intercourse. By
DIR. j. Lubaroh, Practicing
Physician, No. I43 South
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-12-23

A democratic ring has been formed in New
York in favor of General John A. Dix for Presf-
dent and General Hancock for Vice President
Chicago Journal.
That is "ringn which will be very popn-
lar, and knock any radical ring cold as
wedge ~
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-12-23

A New York Judge has decided that the
police have right to caution travellers
against the establishments of swindling land
lords
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-12-23

DEADER, CHOOSE BETWEEN A vIGoR-
IL Gus age or an untimely death. Oh, how
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AT DARTS HALL.
Young Mems Library Association
l. Il CT U r E !
The Distinguished African Explorer,
Mons. T.. Is. DuChaflIu
Win lecture at Darts Hall,
Thursday Evening, December rs
AT DARTS HALL.

AT EIGHT O'CLOCK.
Mons DuChAilIu illustrates his Lectures with
beautiful descriptive paintings and charts, pro-
cured in Paris, at great expense, expressly for
this purpose, and will be one of the most inter-
esting lectures of the season.
Tickets SO cents; Reserved seats IS cents ex-
ira for sale at DevOe Champions and II. c,
Blackburn's, Rock Island, and ii. II. Harwood's,
Moline. decledtd.
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Read this Carefully, II is the last
insertion this Month.
Kentucky State Lottery J!

THE only Legalized Drawing of the char
aeter in the United States
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Rock Island, Dec. 81, 1867.
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Z. 1eIsa1n, s1I, yours faiGNfully,. lJls;.t., D. .
HERMANN LOWENTHAI. =
-,s ,Fs';'' +s United States Vice Consul.

= "a DUEL AND IT'S CoNsEquEsncr ncrs;Ann III amusing
ssliel took place recently about ive5 miles from
s.aayana It originated IN reIaaSk noaael BY aman
ssssS5aSn1s friend on seeing ladvE Eomire out Of
sennfch. The lady was unknown 70 ss;iie person
making the rarnarks but happened to be the others
- biapi face was the consequence md
achal!enEe came soon after This was :aecepted.5
ntid the seconds selected place. The; wife eof
:: The and ediata an took sfh1a a.
prevent the tastropha. Heri f,rst a.
thought was to notify the Po1ieoy but tit might
given her husband the reputation al ( oeS.
Hrd, and shg took a.better method BY going Ao tta
house. or the other party where ale met his yr;fa.
y and Plan Was socn cohcocted between tho fani.
.3tti IL q s-91.s51Sf
Z, Sn the morning appointed for the duel both
ssAnabands: SGT up early wives ditto. sHusba1ds
Cook CARRIAGES and their wives ,,ne armed with
children and the other With three-took other
n sVehaees IN Whom the two dueIistaf ar
rived nt the spot they were somewhat .astonished
.sakm seeinR te other carriages drive mn with
HfAeif tlaRsengets; who acooly informed atcs men
they also had come to feht 60 as4o snake il
an empty purse and q package 81 beby!
II hnensaa they pFms and munitions Of wari S1l1a
had popnas and and sfsn,
esssgSs s sr sssss ss
saIus& o t
g; Hs - fgs siss, "
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nsaas % 3 cot1 q Bassest Co. s T Robinson son. and
FIJI; ClSarcd Saturday.
schr Robert Caldwell. Mccormack. Hn> Nv Roach.
.oa4t :a5learcd Yesterday. 4.
Schr Kirx, Burnett Baltimoro-H Baker Co.
Schr Harry Iande1: Whtden Providcnce-W Roach.
schr E1la Fish. Wiley, Georgetown. c-Risley &
Wont to Sen Yesterday.
Brig Jennic Achorn. Achorn, Matanzas.
Sohr Robert Caldwell, Mccormack, Havrc
Br sohr Aid, Frisbe, Boston. f. ii. U
Sshr S Edwin lv in Kirk M Burnett, Northern Port.
From this Port. r~ @
q Rev Steamer Ashuelot Baker, New York. April q.
Norw oark Deodota, Mnrrussen, Liverpool, April L.
Cleared FOR this Port.
Steamship ss ~ sasngossa crowel at New York. April 27
Senr smith, Tooker, at Now York, April 2G.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
.tH.' .p% LIVERPOOL 5#&a&
Br ba1E Tis De rAir E7sns cleared March Msreh 80 80
@ SOUTHAMPTON. IN;
Tho Allen, Martel, sailed. Feb s
OMEsTIC.
..l.N nELFAsT, ME. r..
Brig Proctor, Coombs, sailed. April Q
BOSTON.
schr Marion Gage shohhe cleared. April 90
Scnr tScnard Vau1 Powell up. April 2j
tsna8ss & E NEW YoRH. S
Steamship Saragossa, Crowol cleared -. 49, April .7
Schr Smith. Tooker, cleared April &c
Scnr lowe, Cnnse, up April %
schr Helene. Alden, up. April Is
ys. BALTIMORE.
Steamship Patapsco, Nef, to sail. May j
Steamship sea dun button, sailed .Apri a7
Scnr Fanne Bailey, Sherman, ceared. April ~
Schr Milton Corsey, cleared. April IL
sehr Foanne Sea- :asesa ApF y y
sohr Ada Ames, Marston, tpril u
81 on1on' up. April -
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YltR] :. .gailllg1 =.}NemI)'.si4. !. ].
/ .:yEU :yEUH:slpAY :l sIoRNIN5G, APRIL, 80, 1867.
E1yEt0 0rc4ocI1 IN, THE ,0IORNING.

The dew lay GGtsaring on the grass
ffca r IL nt5t lay on tho brook -Sr-I3
- 'f!-f'A AZ the earliest beam Of the golden sun,
%&& The swallow her nest forsook.
The snowy bloom Of the hawthorn. tree 80
1sny' 'tdckT The ground -udornihg; ~
i4 The birds were singing in every bush, u.
5-5 At hvc o'clock in tho morning. M E1-t
And Bessie, the milknnaid, .merrily sang
For the meadows were fosh and fair;
The bseeze Of the morning kissed her brow
%S - = And played With her nutbrown hair:
n& e But Oft she Iturned.aud looked around.
i AS II the silence scorning: ,'s'r~r
Twas time for the mower to whct his scythc
g &ti five O'clock in tho nornng...: ~
And over tho meadow the mowers camc
8 fF~s'Ss&f. And merry their voices rang;
HI. And one among them wended his way
To whore tho milkn,ad sang;
3 And, e. he fingered by her side,
4 -: y 'a LDeapite his comrades Warming
-, !. TIE old, old story was told again, Ig
=. -; 80. At hYe o'clock IN the morning.
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CHEROKEE INFECTION.

docs not fail to euro Gonorraen, Glees and all 0fn
cous Dtsckur1esin Male or Female, curing recent
cases IN from TO three days and is especially
rccommcRded In those cases Of FINoy Al11is or
;Hhites tM Ec,noiee The rtwos medicines used In
conjunction will fail to remove this disagreeable
complaint and in those cases here other medicines
have bccn used without success 500
Price, Remedy, One Eot:le 8, Three Bottles, g.
Injection, g, -
tioa" to be foun., In OIL we'll regulated drug
storcs,r and are recommended by physicians and
druggists all The world for their intrinsic worth
and merit Some unpsincipled dealers, however,
try to deceive their customers by selling cheap and
worthless compounts,-in order to mako money
in place Of these b not decefped II The drug
Gisis will not buy them for w., wriS: to us and We
win send them = yog BY express. securely packed
n which tho human system Is subject, and win be
ploasod to receive full and explicit statements from
those who have failed to rcccive relief heretofore.
Ladies or gsntlemen can address US n pe!eet con.
pamphlet fteo t. every lady and gentleman in the
land. Address all letters FOR pamphlets, medicines
or ADVICE to the colo proprietor, s,, rs, +, r..
I q Dr. W. R.MERWIN. 81 Walker ST.. n. z. 4,
May "a .4%a .S+7sFf-.. thstulvr
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The Charleston Cotton nIarke.

H.: The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS !
-s CHARLESTON, Mondny Evening April 20, 1867. I
The market opened active buyers operating the ex
tent OF l15 bales at irregular pric when Intelligence
was received OF strong upward in the rates
at Liverpool causing holders either to withdraw their
stocks or decidedly increase har figures which brought
the transactions of the dAy to stand Sales about l15
bales say at a. 20 at 25 at ASK, IS 49, 80
ut 26s, and 40 ut a. cents. Quotations are omitted
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man in ChicaR has appled 1or d;yoar . on
stke ground that for nineteen wears pasf ha srsa
sIfesularly t'wolloped' him, N 9
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Stock OF hand...s.. 09l
SUGAR AND NoLAssEs-Only 10 hhds Sugar havo been
received since Molasses There little
no demand and We have not sales to report to-day
l3Ial3he 10: Prime Moasses TO per gallon. The mar
kct IS we'll supplied with Cuba Sugar Molasses but
it extremely dull In the ot absence Of sales wa ara
compelled to omit quotations. t.4aff sIE N M
coES-Is Very much in request, but the market Is
nearly bare and prices hive still further advanced at
least &c per bushe What little remains rst hands IL
held oy few parties who asking 81 Is 81 50 Per
at 81 As per bushel 51. N T - S--5 5--' 4; :. =
FnE1aHTs-The market is dull, but the rates are
hrer They arc &c Id for cotton by steam for New
York, for Boston, IS per hhd toc tobacco for New
York 5oc per bbltor -four and per sack for corn
sail Tor goston c for cotton. Sail Liverpool 1732u
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MISCELLANEOUS M

NOTICE To SAILORS Or IAIDlIERANTS
HOTEL Oh RBOARDLNG-HOUSE KEEPERS NJ. :
OFFICE CLERK Or COUNCIL.
---.. March IL, 1867.
I N ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING ACr OF
Il the Legislature passed the 2Oth day of December
1866 al persons concerned hereby notified to Gull ut
this Office and take out the required license imed1atc
IL 07., 4#t W. h. SMITH,
0' %st ~ srat Clerk OF Council
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cons1snees Per south Carol1ns R.alroad.
X i'.75 s s .Anru az, s. .ss$! .sss$! AZ

2A7 bales Cotton 10 bales Dornescs 81 bags peas a.
nt 6os Spirits Turpenane 90 bbls Rosn Cannon car
CaIue, &C. To Ravenel T. Co, B b Agent, M Goldsmith
Son. e Huger, a Gerdts & Co, Oatendorf & Co p
ca,51S GatSn Gibbsa & C. Roaeh. Beggett CO.
fers Co, Graeser Lee, Smith Co. Robertson John-
s.Ga R,,ss Crews e. Wass CO. " Williams CO
Eossey, Robinson b Co. Davis, Reeder J Il ] D
~ KMiskpatrtck E Prttchets W. Dowling Thurston d
Holmes, 8 Owens. 1 s IN - -
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New or1en.ns nrar,re,

y. NEW; ORLEANS, April 24.-Corroa.-The rnnSket
opened quiet this morning. but LATER In the day. despite
Unusual deprecladon reported at New York. the move
mens assumed more animation, and although the demand
mas boen transacted comprising at the close bales
ten brokers participating the business. Prices indi-
while the figures realized for the qualities tho
supply OF which was quito abundant, consider
aoie atreguinrty, with general tendency greater
weakness. The evening dispatches, dated Liverpool,
24o came to hand too hte exercise any influence Of
moment prices. }T fas ~ .s h ,3sf't 9T,I q
With the above rcrnarks, no1inay repeat last eve
n1ngs quotations, follows Ordinary 1Sal8Xc; Good
Ordinary 20c; Low Mddling 22c md Midding o5c. It
must be borne in mind that quotations predca
cd on the purchases nude to-day, and the closing
position OF the market 80! sEt:e M
.@555 ,$$va. COTTON eTATEntENy. .i.i 4, a&F
stock on hand September 1856. bales 102 O82
heGei'eo uo-uay. 216 a2s+
heceaVed .70l 6S7-70l, ,902
,ss' .i,tFt sos,9s4
Cleared previously sss
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COMMERCIAL.
ExpOrta.

+ ExpOrtas
HAVRE-Per schr Robert CadweI-s2 bales and 1869
bales Upland Cotton 10.461 feet Yellow Pine Plank.
PROVIDENCE-Per schr Harry Landcu-S5, ,15O feet |
Flooring Boards. 49, 433 feet Plank feot Sawed
Timber. "a. .7U5 icct Hewn Timber.
BALTlMORE-Per schr Z Kirk-2O7 600 feet Lumber |
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f. TEnoroH TnAsts 10 JAczsoNv7LLE Tho lake.
City Press says: :Sas hayes boon informed by Col
W. Bryson, the Stpetm tmtenddnt of tho Ttortda Cen
passenger train will run through FROM Jackson
y:a4e 70 Savannah, without changing cus on the
route. There will be two trsins running between:
Lake City and Jacksonville day train and a night
train. the dny train will leave Lake City as he1e-
tofore, $40; the night ttain ut o'clock. -
It will be gratifying to the travelling public to
learn OF the above arrangement, It wsn not only
bo great convenience aud increase the travel on
tho roads between Jacksonville and Savannah but
1t also shows that we are making rapid advance
ments i'll our railroad system. sl04
NOBLE CnAR11r.-tsT Tho Missouri Southern
Hehof Association, has placed at tho disposal of
lap and J. 3. Kershaw, ono thousand dollars, for
the relief Of the widows and orphans Of deceased
Confederate soldiers Of this vicinity. This Is tho
munityt. May the blessing pronounced upon the
merciul be richly theirs.-C Canaden Journal.
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PASSENGERS,

Per steamer Eliza Hsncox oan Savannah vts Beaufort
and aaiton Head-WM Marsh, Bcsinnd, sBH Richard-
= 9oes1 q aall Nashoa scoaa1d y Reed Peters
TeaDoay and indies, w r Peabody "A Moo Bishop RS
teWissE Chnmpney Shepard. A BrowuB W Leyf1
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I !. s77'F :. y
'lVVEHLIe

Your pianos are nporios 70 any hays avcr SAN *
this country or In Ear1pe! III 'S-f
have neter htard tone perfscs It SSelds every.
dxpreaaion THIS Is needed rnueo and ts ouaifv il
oapahis of chSnge TO meet everys This !s
rare power ana 10 deravad fro the perfect purity oJ
its Tone sogether ufsits Gympasheao elastic and ven
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It'll with feelings OF pride as American suusctnrar,
that publish the following test onlas vhfoF haue
bean received by recently: I71' '@-- -
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: There cometh glad tdings Of Joy to all. a
70 young aud 70 old,to g1eat and 70 small: !
Is free for al, and aIl may be fair. .l": NJ A. ].
II. : /.
EX fRa0 n "a s,1r Es !'Is ia sGS". ~ .
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P. II. DRAKE & co. "a.
N No. 2o2 BROADWAY. n. z.
Sold BY AL respecable Dluggists Physielans, Grocer
saloons. and country Hoselsdealers.. ,H zt#.
1 AorN 70 s thatnlvr
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10000. PIANOS,

,-;{5Satst tEs -!
In the construction OF which they have Introduced every
known and valuable Improvement They hzve invatta:
nly neen eelected sud used by all OF che worlds ae
Professionally both for private and public use. T-'
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wait till all their accounts are settled with Adams
and thsy have received the title deeds for the pats
of land bought by him, things which have contin-
1ally be enput Oft by Adams, but which the Consul
General OF Jerusalem, Mr.. q. ". Beauboucher has
now undertaken to see done: some Of the people,
however, hre, am ,sorry to say without the means
so1 ,defraying the! expenses of the Journey home.
several having received; FROM myself, and lstely
from Mr.. Beauboncher, pecuniary; assistance. as
otherwise they would have starved Adams knows
snothing Of kespng accounts, nor of any RESPONSE
1or both he and his vito spent 1t in Thought
1es manner. Ut was awen known fact to their fol
lowers That neither,of them owned d dollar, vet
t1Ars. Adams, before abe left America bought dia-
smond rings, slHer plate, ETC., for their own use
~ Adams, AFTER landing here received through me
a. letter from the United States ambassador at Con-
stanlnople; announcing to him the refusal Of the
Turkish government to grant the concession or
hInan adams had pettioned for, but when he re-
turned on Board o. the Nellie Chaplin he haa the
9ndacit to inform the people that God had blessed
them abundantly, and that the Turkish govern
ment had granted tie concessions, sand moro than
they .had asked for. I'm the first five weeks from
September: to October S6 Adams FOR ifrnseif
and people, ordered two hundred and4ore bottles
Ct prandy besides several barrels Of wine and Eng
ns1 5 gaie ale thereby Spending about two hundred
and ntty dollars ii gold, And be was seen so often
9S4sa 5G50eated bA the natives called him the
Iremain, sir, yours faithfully; 3s,.:.r
#55a HERMANN sLOWENTHAI
assss ,ss'2 United States Vice Consul
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An ACT FOR THE BETTER PROTECTION OF sEAsxES AND
n1naRANTs IN AND HARBoR OF CHARLES.
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Bssure that eyery bottle bears the nc-ztne OF our
signature on steal plate LABEL With private stamp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-18
THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsIMEHrs. &C.. ro-HIoHr.

WALLS NEW OPERA notwithstanding
great play, tine Long Strike" continues Its
wonderful popularity at W airs Opera House,
and would doubtless draw good houses for q
month, but IL must soon be withdrawn to
make room for other novelties.
NATIONAL THKATRR.-Maggie Mitchell takes
q benefit in the play OF "Liltle Barefoot"
METzEEOTT HALL-The Combination Com
pany of Swiss Bell Ringers (the two Peak
fsmilies) and the celebrated Berger family In
Tneir charming concerts.
SKATING PARK-Grand Carnival At the
Skating Park this afternoon and evening. with
fsncy costumes, music, and brilliant iliumi
patton. .'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-18

The DISTRICT IN CoNGERss-The Houss
yesterday passed a bill TO regulate proceed
lngs before justices Of the peace for the Dis
rrict OF Columbia, and for other purposes Its
main provisions are that justices Of the peace
May exercise jurisdiction In cases Of debt not
exceeding 500, except in cases where real a.
tate Is involved. The District Supreme Court
snail make ruIes for the government of the
justices, and shall determine the fees 70 he
charged IN civil cases. There shall be no stav
OF execution for judgments to sums less than
%. but stay OF execution shall be allowed as
follows:-for sums over IS and under S3n
one month; over go and under SO two
nnon tns, over so and under S75, four months;
and over SIS, six months. When q stay Of
execution Is demanded, ample security shall
Dc entered into. All Justices may issne pro-
cesses IN both civil and criminal cases, and
any person sued may upon his own motion
transfer the hearing 10 another Justice IL thew
oeiieys that the one issuing the process will
not act fairly, or If be il interested In the most
remote degree. No person shall be arrested
or imprisoned for disorderly conduct nnisss
ne IS actually engaged in the disorderiy gath
eElngi ana an ofncer exercising undue sever
ny IN making an arrest shall be liable to nun.
ishment, upon conviction, for assault and
battery. No exorbitsnt bail shall ever be de-
maLsed, and speedy trials are secured to an
persons. ~ i
OF grand and petit larceny in the DstrIct of
Coiumoia The bill provides that any person
SOnI!cteu OF stealing goods TO the value of
twenfy -nve dollars shall be punished by In
tnan three years nor less than one wear. The
wlllful destruction OF bank bill pa bic s,ock
OIL OF exchange, or similar paper, shall be
Sesneo grand larceny, and the person con-
Nlcted shall be punished as above. For the
larceny OF ARTICLES valued 81 less than TWENTY
nye dollars, and for destru ction maIicieusIv ~
bank notes, DC, of 8 value less than thirty i, va
collars, the party convicted shall be compelled
70 make restitution in double the amoun nj of
property so purloined or DESTROYED: shall nav
me or not more than two hundred dollars
or De imprisoned not more than six months nm
the county JAIL or both, at the discretion OF the
court Prisoners under sentence shall he am
pIoyeo 10 labor as the courts may direct and
tne EXPERIMENTATION for their labor shall be used
20 usLAy expenses OF their trial, &c. When on
Tial for any crime except a capital one. The
prisoner shall be allowed four peremptory
cnalenges- The witnesses for the defence
snail De paid by the Government the same "a
witnesses for the prosecution: and attorneys
assigned oy the court 10 defend criminals han
% snuiieo 20 such compensation as the court
SIS. -"' A@eeo IN any case
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-18

BOARD OF fPoLidIS Yssterday the Police
Commissioner met IN their rooms as police
headquarters, all the members present. and
continued in session from O'Clock D Jm- tall
Clio, tr4nsacting large amount of business
The Board disposed OF complained members
OF the force as ADMINISTRATION W lillian e
Dunn and John o.. Mansfield were each fined
rs and ordered TO b reprimaHded. Ohas. T..
Campbell was fined S5. VIM. H. White, two
Complaints, $40 fine in each case. aad to Be
reprimanded. The complaint against Freder-
ick Peaster was dismissed. Thomas McCaf-
iarty was appointed private for duty In the
9Th precinct, vice John Lynch dismissed.
In accordance with Q resolution adopted the
Board proceeded to the appointment OF twenty
nve privatss under tho law providing for the
increase Of the force, and the followin were
selected Geo. A. hess, Charles N Hospital
James I: BOBBY, A. b. Hilton. William Loriug.
samuel w. Koontz. James W. Reed, Ed ward
McHenry, Vim. Dubois. J. H. Hughes, ]. A.
Huntington, John N. Berry, Henry T.. Marks,
Robert King, Robert French, J. T. Gross, Thos
I.awior, Albert Conway, K. H. Radcliffe. Geo.
~. Arnol Id. X, A. Frere. Robert b. Humphrey,
Harris Atchison. John b. Nutting and Thomas
Williams. .-.....
These men were assigned pro rata to the va.
rious jurisdictions giving two 70 the county,
three TO Georgetown, and the balance to W ash
ington city.