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The national Republican., 1867-09-21

BASE BALL.-The Union and Jefferson
clubs played q very interesting game yesterday,
on the White Lot, which was witnessed-by quite
number Of visitors. Mr.. Burns, Of the olym-
pic,was chosen umpire, and called time at fifteen
minutes Of four O'Clock. The game was called
at tho end Of the seventh innings, by reason Of
darkness, at . score Of 28 10 16 in favor Of the
Unions. The following is the score:
The national Republican., 1867-09-21

SELLING LIQUoR TO SoLDIERs.-James
Lawn, restaurant keeper, was arrested by Oh.
Ger Hill Of the Fifth precinct, for selling liquor
to soldiers. Justice Harper fined Mr.. Lawn $25
but We learn that the accused has taken an
appe al and will have the case tried.
The national Republican., 1867-09-21

VIOLATION OF LAw.-F Deposse, baker,
was arrested by ofacsr Crump, Of the Fourth
precinct, for violation Of the bread law. Jus.
tice Morsell fined tho accused IS.
The national Republican., 1867-09-21

In A LEAKY CoNDITIoN.-The cupola on
the Central guardhouso has become so leaky In
wet weather that 1t will have to be taken down.
It is so arranged that 1t cannot be remeded 9TH
wise.
The national Republican., 1867-09-21

GAMBLING HoUsE-Mrs. Gates made
complaint that River Brooks was tho proprietor
of a gambling house. Olicer Clements made the
arrest, and Justice Gull, being satisfied Of the
correctness of the charge fined tho accused $40
The national Republican., 1867-09-21

ASSAULT AND BArTERY.-Martha Nelson
colored, was arrested for committing an assault
and battery upon one Elizabeth Jones. Justice
Kean fined Martha $40, which was superseded
by her.
The national Republican., 1867-09-21

AcCIDEYT.-Captain George Saeckell
had his hand badly and painfully injured on
Thursday evening by having an ice picker run
through 1t while cracking ice. The instrument
passed very nearly through his hand.
The national Republican., 1867-09-21

ASSAULT AND BArTERy.-Jos. Daw, for
committing an assault and battery upon Rachel
Barry, was fined BY Justice Bates S.
The national Republican., 1867-09-21

TIE PRESS CLuB-A meeting OF the
committee appointed on Wednesday afternoon, to
draft constitution and by laws, will be held at
the reportorial room of the REPuBLICAN office,
this afternoon at 1! o'clock.
The national Republican., 1867-09-21

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Cooper 4
Latimer, auctioueers, yesterday sold lot No. 10,
In square north Of square sos, improved by a
two.story frame house, situated on the east side
Of Fifth street west, between h and S street, Ia
Geo. A. saxty, for 81, 900.
The national Republican., 1867-09-21

WATCH RECovERED.-James Reynolds,
a oolored man, changed his pantaloons at his
stable, between Sixth and Seventh streets west
and Z and + streets north, on Thursday, leaving
his watch in the pocket Of the pair Of pantalOons
taken of. When he went back for his watch,
hs discovered that the watch had been twisted
from the chain and carried OF. A colored man
named Joseph Branson, q servant to DR.. VIM.
P. johnson, was arrested on suspicion Of having
committed the theft, and Detectives Coomos and
Miller took him before Justice David r. Smith
they having found the watch with him. He was
required to give 500 bail for court.
The national Republican., 1867-09-21

To THE WoRKHoUsE.-E Elizabeth Cava
nagh, street walker, was arrested by 0ficer Cor
man and fined $40 by Justice Tucker. No
having the money to fork over, she was sent Il
the Workhouse,
The national Republican., 1867-09-21

DIEp.-Adelia johnson, the colored girl
who was so badly burned in the house, of Mr.. J..
Waters on Thursday afternoon, died yesterday
morning at three O'Clock. She suffered very
much, and was conscious throughout. She was
buried yesterday afternoon.
The national Republican., 1867-09-21

HEAVY RAID.-An extensive raid was
made by Lieutenant EnkloG, with q posse Of
Fourth.ward police, on Thursday night at late
hour, upon the house Of Samuel Lewis, oolored,
who resides 10 the vicinity Of the Baltimore depot
Sixty. seven persons wero captured, male and
female, and iugged of to the station-house. A
dance was going on at the time Of the arrest, and
the noise made wns most hideous. Lucas, the
proprietor, was fined $40, and the remainder Of
the party In various sums. Those who did not
settle their fine, were sont to the workhouse.
Major Richards ordered that the bar and
dance. e.house be closed permanently, permitting
Lucas to occupy part Of the premises as a resi-.
dence only for himself and family.
The national Republican., 1867-09-21

CoULDs'T UNDERSTAND. Some weeks
since the wife Of Major H. A. King, Of the quar-.
tsrmaster's department, paid visit to some
friends In Virginia. A few days since the Major
went for her and returned with her on Thursday
mond steamers. At Seventh street wharf, the
Major engagoda man to convey the luggage to bis
residence on Nineteenth street. The man made
the mistake Of hauling tho goods on Fourteenth
street instead, he having asked and learned
second time where the goods were to be left.
About eleven o'clock yesterday, tho driver called
on oficer Homer, Of the Second ward, and in.
formed him Of his being unable to hnd the
Majors residence. The officer found the Major
In the quartermaster's department, and he re.
ceiyed his baggage.
The national Republican., 1867-09-21

LARCESY.-Charles Boyd, q colored boy
In the employ Of Nathan Hammersohlag, stole a
silver watch from his employer and carried II
home, giving 1t to his father. Officer Steele, oil
the Second precinct, arrested the boy, and, at q
hearing before Justice Walter, was commlrtsd "a
Jail for court
The national Republican., 1867-09-21

INTERESTING SERvIcEs.-AtSt.M Matthews
church, corner Of II and Fifteenth streets, there
will be celebrated, by q solemn high mass, tho
festival of the patron saint, st. Matthew. Rev.
Father Mcguire. president Of Georgetown Col.
lego, will oficiate on this solemn occasion. The
church has recently been rsatted and hand:
somely painted, and q collection will be raised
to morrow to meet the expenses thus incurred
Over the main door, In entering the church, will
be seen an oil painting Of the baptism Of Christ
BY John the Baptist which Is intended TO be an
appsndage Of that portion Of the sacred edihce
where tho sacrament Of baptism Is administered.
This painting, which, with the frame, Is ave feet
by four. and. a.half, was executed for St. Mat.
thew's church by our distinguished townsman.
Signor Brumedi, whose genius and artistic skill
in the decoration Of the Capitol Of the United
States, and In other works which his eminent
talent has produced. have won for him fore.
most rank among tho great artists Of the age.
The national Republican., 1867-09-21

TOBACCO AND CIGAR RoBBERY.-During
a considerable time past Mr.. W. Roose, who keeps
. tobacco and cigar stand at the National Hotel,
and one st Willard's, has been impressed with
the belief that some villainous compound was In
the habit Of purloinipg his tobacco aud cigars
after he should close his Willards Hotel stand
up for the night. To satisfy himself on that
score he and another person concealed them.
selves In Willard's Hotel barber shop, and there
patiently awaited the coming Of events. Be.
tween and o'clock the night Waterman and
clerk, James Sedwith, who has been engaged a.
such at willard's for the past twelve years, was
observed going behind the counter and taking
out . key from his cont. With this he opened
the cigar stand Of Mr.. Rsose and took therefrom
q number Of the finest oigars-twenty-dve cents
apiece. He was just in the act Of locking up
the stand whom 0fiosr Moores, who was In walt
Ing, stepped up and took him into custody.
Yesterday accused was examined before Justice
J. T. O. Clarke, and committed TO Jail for court
In default Of $500 bail. The room occupied by
accused was searched, and therein woro found
cigars and tobacco valued at about $500. Mr..
Roose identified thsm as his property.
The national Republican., 1867-09-21

"BLAoK MARIAs."-We understand that
. petition will be presented to the Councils on
Monday evening next by Messrs. Hoover Co.
for the contract Of furnishing proper vehicles for
the transportation Of prisoners from the station
houses 10 the Jail. In other cities the vehicles
used are termed 'Black Marias, " and are admi.
rably adapted for the purpose. They are oellsd
Of, and q liberalization made In the separation
Of the prisoners. II Is what 10 much needed
here at tho present time, and with tho building
and completion Of tho new jail can not without
great inoonvenience DO dispensed with. The
present system Of carrying criminals, or those
charged as such, handouded, to prison, Is 70.
pugnant TO the officer In charge, and not q
pleasant spectacle for persons on the streets.
Due confederation will no doubt be given TO the
petition, and II found proper In every respect
will doubtless bs favorable to the applicants.
The national Republican., 1867-09-21
"By command Of Brsvst Major General ". II
Emory: J. RoBERrs,

"Acting Assistant AdJutant GeneraL"
In view Of the late murdsrous Affairs occurring
among the soldiers, this order 10 very necessary
one and should be rigidly executed. We would,
however, state, In this connection, that sober
officers should be sent with the patrol, as on
Wednesday night last tho sergeant in charge Of
tho guard whiting Growers Theatre was very
much intoxicated and unfit for his duty.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-10
To S,ouSuigluIiyCA.

The advertiser, having been restored 20 health in "A
few weeks hy very simple remedy, after Saving s0f
itreG ar several years with severe lung Affection Is
auNiouste cake known 70 his feIic safer, he
OF cure.
To al Who desire It, ie viii send copy 81 the pro
scrp.ion roe Of charge with the directions for pre-
pairing an using the same, which they viii find sure
cure far Consumption. Asthma, bronchitis Coughs,
Colds, and al throat and lung affections. The only
Object e tbc advertiser in ssnag the Prescription.
j. 70 benefit the afflicted, and spread Information
which he couccves to be Invaluable and be hopes ey-
cry Sufferer VIII try his remedy il viii cost them
nothing. and may prove blessing Parties wishing
the prlscl Io1, free by retarn nail, vii please sl-
dress REV. EDWARD A WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings C, y i.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-10
L. - Tax NctiCc.

y DFlCE + hcrety given thai / hS received the
A9ssai Assessment List the Third District q
Nas,~rsa for the year So. that the Assessment
800 due and payable and that for the purpose
= -a--gir- payment # all uCaEa= and other
'1Na@ s and unpaid in The County or Iowa, Geo
> har~-, Deputy Collector. win D. at
aealaai, Monday, Jaly Sjh, all O'Clock T. NJ, al
lHH Tas- nE-r
nas-sEe. Thursday July Ifth. At the Court Hes>s-
Mineral rHsat City. Fri11as othce, Friday, Satur-
5az- A1aday 4ad Tasslay, July =, Is, y and Is,
ms las requires ten Per cent penalty 20 Be added
as z.au IS iucor-.a
goHN r WARREN. Collector
GEo. w BLISS. Deputy Collees0T.
&.zer-. u.as ..ea Co HEs I,ts 1-.k 1851
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-10

Eotx-t Quk Plaintiff s-air.-i Edward r Nichols and
Mary Nchol<3iis siie, Defendants.
DN ylrtre II and pursIa o. Judgment q farecio-
i sure and sale. rendered n .ie above entitled
tin0 IN said Iowa touuty Circuit Court on the 2sh
day "f September. 4 D. 49,. J viii expose Tor sale
and sell Y1ic auction the highest I'D
Ter for cash the irons door at Tire Court Hou-e ia
sac village q podgeviile In sad County and State on
Tuesday the 2hh d4s az August. a y. 1851 At 10
ocleck IN the forenoon Il that dan the following
cr5bed mort gagged premises. much thereof
be raise the amount 81 such j4dcnen; in
trrczs snl costs OF sale. VII. HuHnter
Strong n,ty aud ONsils addition the viilaEe nov
cityE ~ Mineral Peiat. Iosa CoQutg. Wisconsin.
Dated sheriff : arhcs poi.SYiie IeEa oauty Wis
cenSin. July Isl, a. T. l~t.-
WILLIAM NIGHAM.
sE2s sheriff Iosz Co VIZ.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-10

NILLER-In Dsrind 10 Davies Co, III. June 2sth.
MIR GEORGE F MILLER, aged thirty years
He enlisted in the FAN of '6t in the goth Regt H.
yos. He taken sick while wifi the regiment but;
served his fra term, ono year, FROM which ne never
recovered several years ago he embraced the chris
tian reliou,-l little while before he died. he called
she family 20 te bedside ard babe them an afTectina;e
farewell, bidding taem not to weep for him. then fen
asleep, We trust, In JrSu,.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-10
REA & BOVrNGDON.
URBANA, Chanlpaig..

REFER, EN- CESS
?. Gardner Co, BEakars. Carspafgo jas < wri.ht
ash. Ist y Bank Champaign M = G. Turd Deputy Col
ectoT th Dis Daniel Mckenzie. a. = Ius. District
1handler Eonion Danvie IN, Phillips Bro. Chicago,
T. tuunlu gha1a Collector 9TH Dis y NJ. Clark. County
clerk Champaign Co. H. o. q. Alexander elk. Cir
Champaign. Co, H. G. " Kcnnard Co. Treas Champaign
Co. H.. J. n johnson. Sheriff Champaign Co.. H. n.
TarEood ChieaSo. George g. Holman, Chicago Hon. J
Cnnnin CHAM Champaign Co. III, r. Grisss
Chsmpaisn Co. H.. Col K. H. Noiinc, Deputy Di-.
D. o Cotn ksg Homer ILL., Leekie Sellers DI.t Hers
leds H. IhounPr Weber H. IN Cha Champaign Co.. III
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-10
For sale.

4 GOap Stock Farm q Eighty Ac-cs-Ffty Acres
Y 4 which j. under plcw-Fight Acres - good
Meadow Iaui-Tsu Acres &c good yoGrg Tiuhsr Land.
Their Sosi s'rean - Water running through
IT, ard an excellent Spring close 20 the heuSe-
Tee Ea;I.jnSs consist OF Frame Dwelling House,
>t-shle and Grauvry.
rs Farm wjll H. sold 9TH the cron L situated
Two Miles Hast e the city q Mineral Point T.. Section
Thirty Three. Terms aaade known application 20
tat subscriber.
HANS MADISON.
Mineral Point, June 3o,h, I>6.. wS-a2.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-10

SOME Of our city Saloons did a
thriving business on the fth. One. we learn.
took IN over 5000 during the day and even
ing. We hope this viii lie remembered
hereafter when subscription paper is cir
culatcd for raising money Tor celebration.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-10

WE enjoyed a hearty shake of the
hand OF our old typo, w. II. Bennett. on the
4th. Bully looks hale and healthy, and re-
ports the ARI'sal in a dourishing condition.
Long may he wave
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-10

fEESoN 1T---Capt W ". L.IKESs.
late of Lancaster. has become associated
with Col. CoBR in the practice of law, and
is now in This city. He can be found at Col:
COINS office in LEsAHAx's Block, and will
attend 70 all business connected with the
office during the Colonel, absence.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-10
CLEANSE THE BLOOD,

NNt l@I|///f/. MYTH corrupt. di,of-
A&2 fJf////L w dered Initiated
NIFTY 4r1TI/LI = Blood, y"u are sick all
i s5gAXs fktfN1SEL5 over. II may burst out
.Z9s(Xk 44tOHIs/ in Pimples. or Sorrs, or
* fAIt//I&/ in some active disease
AGA ~ or it may keep you list
NM "A for nothing But Won
-.S&-<AS-n cannot have good health
~Ma-&SN while your blood : i'm
pure. AYER'S SARsAPA-
RILLs PurEes ont these
Impurities and stimulates organs of life into vs"r-
eus action restoring the health and eXPcng disease.
Hence it cures variety Of complaints which
caused by impuritv Of the blood, such Scrof5d
kinqs EeH. y4nors. Ulcers. Sores, Er7tptioHs,
Piasle~, BlotcheS. Bojs. 81. iattDag's Fi-. Rose
or Erg>ipciys. Tstfe, or Sa't RAeun- Scgii UssI1.
HiHg Horn, Cancer er CHRceroaS TtsR0rs, .>0re
Eye Fep,0is D;se,7ses such a. Retention, I.7egu-
iyTfy Suppression, Whites, Stsrilitg, also SYl,hi
IL or FeHsrjal Diseases, Ltctr Coaapl9tntS. and
Heart Diseases. Try ArER's SARsAPAHiILA, and see
cleanSes the bleod and cures these disorders.
During late wears the public have been msied ty
SarsaparIla for dollar. Most OF these have been
frauds uri the sick fer they only contain little,
4 any SarsaPara, but efteH CGre'iF" properties
whatever. Hence. bitter disappointment has followed
the II the yarions If Sarsapavilla which
food the market, until the same Itself has become syn
"h4 attn imposition and cheat san we call m
compound -arsa PaTill, and intend supply such
l71,z h.eu rests upon T. " thns We have ground
fr believing has vjriHcs which are Irresistible by the
ordinary run q The diseases j. intended to cure.
We can emily assure t!e sick that we offer them She
atst Alternative which we know h0W 10 produce. and
we have To believe, by far the eecual
AssE-s CHEeRY PE,roEAI * 80 universally known
"a surpaSs every other remedy the % T5eg1s
to'7s, = EseazF. Haffsese>s Corp Blsaeh III.
Sgup,ive Patients ia advanced. stages of the disease,
that II &, useless here to recount tn. evidence II ~
virtues. The vog1d slav them
Prepared Icy Dr-J- 4. AYFK 4 Co, lowell, Mass,
81 d psIxstff pIa,t.y5lIe. Ne YrrSla - 3 -,
Was9t,urns :. y. GEEsN i Co., Wineyille; aud ali
Druggists ever. ~heTe. aug-2>
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-10

Lots ana /. in bloez IS in She city - Mineral
Point farr,erlv owned by Mrs Jane RatIin. .
ferel for sale or the lots i good Rock House u
convenient sizc f5- tazai,y resitenes- Enquire e
JAMES HUTCHINSON.
Feb. =. $3.50.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-10

1 SMALL Esy Mare and Colt vcre stolen Ola fisc
Y J3th 81 June. The Marc and Colt are bTi light
IiaS - sIth black name and tail. The has
u Jhe forehead bgga i'm THE right eve. l,Eccnovd.
~ar her right hip aud eight years cid mare
tatt with 81 rhr Ga her forehead. small
the H. side. au1 T. SIX weeks old.
4 liberal reward sill ae paid go any person returning
ttc above property TO
JOHN WRIGHT.
Blue River station Grant Co. Wis.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-10

Gre. H. Frosr, E<q returned from
Washington City, OH Mon#a, rtanir,s. and
his eye1-smiling coautrusucr fct .k,r.~ "a
pleasant visit to the E,t a....i ,'af.;ts!.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-10
COS. PARK,
Eli HAIEERSTADT,

"MesSr7 Eea & HpvinEdcn's Grand Distribution o.
valuable real estate and personal property, viii be
made RI trhana, the - day # september next
when the holders of lucky numbers WIll draw some
the most magnificent prizes offered in n similar
draw ing That the public may te assured that this en-
trpriSe Is 10 ne conducted in good ti 70 is only uecgs
gary @ refer &c The long list ul refTeucns all of whom
have long been known and honprei in this COUNTY, as
men of strict pronlty and whose recommendation Is
sufficient 20 que all doubt and satisfy every one in This
community .-Ch@Mpaisn Union and Gazette, May !,
TS67. 49, -
The drawing VIII lake place ut the Court House. in
rhana, Champaign Co, illinois, September the 2nd
ie6l, under the supervision of a board of managers
and BY dsiaterested committee collected for that pur
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-10
SrraNp St>r.
INNINGS


our fellow citizens. p5. ylytA~. pr NaEfsr-.
Ia1. o~HILrREE ami Master GEoEsE Fao-F.
started iar ''aeTo>s tho Visions ia thC clear
and EarCliu- trout streams OF Hlghla0d. Yer
noa AMI Crawford COMMITTEES They jsteoi %
RETURN ln about ten da1s We wish Them
-le.1s-. aal he-pelk TROUT ft- breakfast
-l na-1sa- after tu.sr return
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-10

n0Nr 50 a.,vn IS home With your heayv Toa.s on
| xh-r ysa caf. gel nice Slippers for a tr5fe at
EKtkSrLkI s BRuIHEE.s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-10

In every county in This and adjoining states Agents
allowed ten per cent. commission all sales of Tick
e-. All orders ny Mail amounting Ten Dollars or
less, may h. sent by Mail AT risk. larger sums
should he cent by Daft ?. o. order A orders for
certificates and Communications. should nc addressed
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- Nag 7gf, lsH;.
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IN connection WITH IN western lines, z. so,loMs;
B5lb1 EsEGs - bsi0a psapss
s.ses a. ~ nxtss1s Afsai. fro~ Ss, MI ,tsus
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York At 3:25 r.
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road for PhsisdsipSis Raltin ore and wsshngton
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nel:vis Sunday e.ospsss A.1i vs.. II rss
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.sotins At Hornelisvills With the as . =. frair
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Only One Train East Sunday, leaving nulAio At
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Bosroy AND NEW KsotAsD PAsssxesas, with their
Baggage, are transfsrred free Of charge In New Fork
kzr1o pleasure travellers the line OF the Erie Railway
presents many objects OF interest," passing through the
beautiful valleys Of the Chemung, susqnehAnpa Della
and Ramspo rivers an ever chsng1nS OF
Of natures beantits commands attention.
TEE nnrf yrsrn AID AND Moss Luxrseus eLzsp-
mo CoAcHss A1lN THE WORLD - accompa-
ny all night trains on thu railway.
BAGGAGE CHHCKED THROUGH,
And fare al1ays lo,o az bs any other Route.
TTAsK FOR TiuKETs VIA ERIE RAILwAY.1
which can be obtained at all Principal Ticket
Offices in the West and South West. |
H. RIDDLE, WIN. r. BARR,
Gen1 sup't. den'i Pass. Ag't