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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-08-31
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-08-31

In the Gasconade Circuit Court
in vacation, July 29th 1867.
M. WUETHRICH, J Civil action
against by Attach
MATTHIAS WUETHRICH. ment.
Now at this day Anna NJ. Wueth-
rich, the plaintiff in the above entitled
cause before the undersigned clerk Of the
Circuit Court Of Gascon@de County in va
cation, and files her petition and affidavit
stating among other things, that the above
named defendant Matthias Wuethrich is a
non. resident of this State 1t is thereupon
ordered by the clerk aforesaid, in vacation
that publication be made notifying him,
that an action has been commenced against
him by petition and attachment in the
Circuit Court Of Gasconade County in the
State of Missouri, on an account for the
sum Of three thousand dollars, that his
property has beeo attached and that I'm es:
hs be and appear at the mex term Of sale
court, to be holoen st the courthouse il
the town OF Hermann, within the county
Of Gasconade, on the 4th Monday Of Dc
tober next and On or before the third day
ith~ereofGfthe term shall 50 long continue)
and if not, then before the end of tn
term, judgement will be rendered agains
hin and his property sold to satisfy tn
= same.
|, And it is further ordered that a COP
hereof be published in the Herman Volk:
blatt, a newspaper published in the eoun,
of Gasconade, for four weeks successivel,
the last Insertion to be at least four week
before the commencement Of the next teri
Of this court.
A true copy of the order
Z 49,
J. c, ENGLAND, CIerl
Z, J. E. Niche, PItls. Attorney.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-08-31

prattiia. Yiarru: Gas etsc, irsldss
sic in S9rer 9auls IN neusrtr 3sit iin8sn lni-
len: ullnir. gEisicn grimm %misesr," pabt rod
nitt sau; Tit pis Su3snr. IS tomnt rarin RE
@!ele. sur: ,8afmsr mirp jstt jcru @&disr,
ianft;r j.rs SG8fer rim" rtI4c Stc!e mir anltN>
zig iatint.
Qe9rer: Sd wirrs tas 2irc nur ua5trn nt9'
lalisn; IS bat siue itHns Mslosis.
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2utnnit 70 Iin9en, 9atner misr l'tt le I &ATer
| fainter jer. &2isrin - rann mn8 ss P1llTrI1.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-08-31
Die smethurftaep ~Ertunh,

@'t tn'ann' Stun, Ii't'1 66rRt., 9u Bill NAB
asr Itstsn Snsipsrsi aui Nsm S~,impeas I'M G6ou5-
's'9rass ' Il'8fn ssSIiss'n, mos tnR Ou seun
F'stntltH SsNa4t, ais Tu srpa6hR2
osrt'r: Sd babe mid sepuneut, <as9p
ui9t mstsn mir InsR.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-08-31

an iwurtstt ~strIslss: Garit.r tari Fa Mismans
uunrtrn; ras 0str.iss MATT fta oft, tsicnrsrs
wena man ntue Nut!lhius Bat, isGr niammsn,
10 fag % mir den cit fssr9ntt il. pak fa RE
3lrnsr als ssrmablen tatten uno mrins &nn-
Ten iros lsin muEtsn, cen lstrFn Sad ~isrsr
;urid ~ sttaltfa
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-08-31
3tebt ZEN g Gredsn.

Yttbt YEN S%hredtn.
gin jun9sr 1ann ma&t. sinsm 9atftm Ias-
Ssn l'tn eisbs'ssHGnsnis. vSis uIarsdm mid,
msin peril" ritf bic Dame. Da Der iunas
Wtann Die ea8ns nitt ,u i,9r ,u sFld ud,n
~linl&ts, Ntsb or sistSs 3ett gan, Aia, ais fs
snSlt@ %an'rtsf: per iSr'dsn @!s mid aoa Gin,
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-08-31


sd Fin Semen ;nrrrsstummsn, unS sls tSnsn
i'm tsreits thm 3cfjassr Faem; Id babe i9m
pulrrctsn, sic wIrlsn in siusr taltsn Stunrt
tort bsi igm gin, I'm lin um gerjfi9uns su
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sd ipats mid 10 esmrrrmittirenl e.
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ttSauSsn!"
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ltbsn ~btgansen UNI niemals bittet man I'M Der.
jsituu9, i'm @tssnt9tis, str uni&ulrig G~srtaittit
brfUnmt tinen Stwsis RAP CT l6 psrra &ti9 s.-
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fG nitt ju e%rmprpmitttrtu. SsesMials ~Strlanst
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ssrass tFin lanssS, rod sin isgr na4s snIIitsa
&siitt ma6tt.
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lislta Rsransranssn al Die @alstuff; ltrt, unls,e
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-08-31
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that letters Of
administration nave been granted t. the I'M
dersigned by the County Court ofGasconade
unity of the estate of HEINRICH SCHMIDT
decd, bearing date August 18th 1867.
All persons indebted to said estate, are
hereby required to make Immediately pay
ment to the undersigned administrator, and
all persons, having claims against said estate,
to present them for allowance properly
authenticated within one year from the
date of said letters, orthey will be pr ecluded
from any benefit of said estate, and if such
claims are not presented within two year
from the date of said letters, they will be
forever barred.
f. H. WOLKINC,
Public Administrators.
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Y0rr1 I'll p%erf1ufen+

Ter llntsrseiGusts wani4t isins 9 9ssiisn BON
Sermann al rsr Gilenrcae lit9surs 8ort, teitst,
cs 800 @drrn %rpr,u0Itttm 5armlaRp, unter
tiliaeu grrinaunssn sntrsrer int @au,su, crer
IN @ar,sQm rpu 40, 50 ursr ntttr Nder gu yer
~tauien. Sac 9anp it. nit ausnatms Spn 80
Qdr gpttvm, iauit uufleiasnsss, fruttsarss Si
osuanp, nit praGt" pGsm Spsnubs, bat ausses
sethnste 9a9en iur Dsjntau, ant fsFnrsn lib
la5 gum Swell t~rastare SrSfbaums r%arauf, unp
1T 4 Nde nit 8sinrstsn tsfFanst, cirea Is Adtr
iinR untrr &ultur.
Nateree lit ct srIrasen Eel Mrs. Nsamann
0tmfRraSs, 9srmann Np., pssr all DIT UNI
Stels bet
NIkert % tArpWett.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-08-31

" tW gprISCr { met q ut Gttdp 7
Company.
Ser. Staaatsn prlrampfi&ifs. uA5stsmS ron
Nsw sJutt:
@tlantte 6. @pr,l, l. SUM-, 81. Suit.
8altte 90. y Is. y 10. Dug.
@ftern Metrppplis 4. Nai, 30.
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2. September.
grmd5iste YaHasspreiit Gin GOle) scn Nsws
gprt nab Southampton, 5aprs unp Bremen
(naa 9cnrUn prsr Yarts SIS mstrl:
l. Sal. $l1O.-II. Gaj. $65.--III. Gaj. $35.
S,n grsmsn. southampton, Sapre mad N.wgyort:
l. Gaj. $llO - II. Gai. $75,-IIl. Guj. $43.
s.8illsts fur Neiis bia
unp 5urId:
(G'iilttS fir is6s Rrnate)
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se3sihnste SettRisuns uni uler mH9lids Gcmicrt
9stptsn.-anneiiWnsen uui aGs Sauptpldse Gu.
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UNI 9aJuse wsnrs man ltb an
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-08-31
Sefrittiatnbe Grff6rr,,

Hui ets al sinn @iasr stria!fts Gruoe. m,,
" au9'fs' 'aS man sen Zen in ris 3atls asscs
''ntn &9'n:gt Vt u p:niJ N.ll a rltsrS OH,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-08-31
9lm S6ipiubiIbtiae.

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sirem hsitisen 9unsenassl uni jensr idrdterli6sn
SrantRsit, rsr Stminri utt, s%elitten, purrs in
meuissn &c&en rur6 lin einiaGes @ii:t't FER
@slunrbsit misrsr sssetsn UNI III tssisrie, isinen
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mitsutteilen.
gin @ue, RE e. miinltsa, Wirp sr cine atitriit
Res sstrautttu 0tsesptss (tUTsaisi) %suleursn,
nstlt Anwriiun8en iir 3utereituns UNI @strau6
~rsllelten. wslGss fs ais eint iGere Sur Iar
AnS3shruns, aftma, Srcn6itts,
6u en-. Gr~tGltun9en UNI ale Sals- UNI
2un9rnlttl fnptn wsrrsn. Ter tin3ise 3lp,d
reS I~nssissrs III Senruns res Nsesptss 1T rer,
zen GsipeHeen niistia gu iein unp ris Seuutnib
weltt sr fir nm tdstar talt, gu ptrtrsitsn; IN
er bent, RAP jersr 9strsnrs isiu s. ilmiitI peria>
den wnre. M - tin ni&ts fOlst une f6 al,
Ss9sn %sr,rsiisn mag. ellie lie rae 9tecsst fr.a
u9eItidt lriinldsn. rcasn ~9sidQi9R uersiirsn: |
8ss. Gpwarp q. @tIiuu,
@taiamsfursk, Sinas Go, Nsw gcrt
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REsIANATION OF GUARDIANSHIP.

RESIGNATION OF GUARDIANSHIP.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested, that l will resign my letters OF
guardianship as guardian of Rosotte Fug-
Ger and Charles Fuggcr at the next term
Of tho Gasconade County Court, to be,held
and begun on the second Monday in No
vember next at the courthouse III the the
town of Hermann.
FERD. KEMP.
Guardian of Rosette Fugger and
Charles Fugger.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-08-31
(aus scr Qes,cu s,m.s.")

(aus Der Qesscn Smss.")
,Eis 0tsslsr uus sEilien'ii6s, wsI4s ,int ,n
Soften ms6aniitsu Jatritate far Sausarbsii u, II.
i~urrsrt ttin S6iHGen uns ma&t Die sgafl All
bsirsn Ssisn slsiG."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-08-31

J. {, ENGLAND, ClerK.
J. E. Niche, Pltls. Attorney.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1867-08-31

Gil;ige o,atitz an.ritanIde @inie
Ntw gcrtsSrsmsrD mpilStfiatr
The national Republican., 1867-05-07
AmusEsI ENTs.

NATIONAL THEArRE.-Mr. j. 8. CLARKE
made his frat appearance this season at the
National last evening, and though dslugein the
shape Of rain prevailed during the entiro evening
tho house was donsely packed. As Major Wei.
lington De Boots, In the mirth. provoking drama
Of Everybody 70 Friend, /" no was ininitsblc. No
living actor who attempts this part is at all
parable 10 him. Tho after.piecs was "Toodlss,"
which he did TO perfection. His facial power,
his walk, his every movement is so provocative
Of laughter, that even dumb statue might bc
excused for the manifestation Of immodsrate
CLEO. II there was single live person In that
house last night who did not yield to the all-per
suasivs incentives 10 immoderats insrriment, he
must hare been q human nondsscript, whom
BARSuA nvaio gtiv IuuciI " PossVss. p-.h -
exhibition Of the funny side Of human nature IL
were we'll worth voyage to Europe to see.
Tonight Mr.. OLARkn appears in two Of bis
best eharaeters.. Paul Pry and waddilove, the
Fat Boy, and we advise all who desire 10. 500
him to make sure Of their soats early to-day.
The rnsh 10 this theatre during Mr.. CLARKE's en-
gagement Is going to DO immense. Let all who
desire seats for any night during tho week govern
themselves accordingly. ~ So" ~
wsmaks no comparisons between Mr.. CLARKn
and any othsr actor, for It is enough to say that
he ellis the measure Of every mans expectation,
aud IL he is deacisnt In any ono particular, the
critic does mot live who can point IL out
The RicuNas' troupe are advertised for next
waeE
The national Republican., 1867-05-07
Aational @epnblitan.
RATES OF ApyEpTIsINe.

One square. one insertion, "; subsequent inscr.
tons 80 cents. One square, one month, IS. Liberal
induesmsnts 70 quarterly, ssmi annual, and yearly
advertisers.
Every other day advertisements, 90 por cont addl-
tionsi. Twice swesk advertisement, 70 per cont.
additional, gH H'
Eight lines constitute a square. Less than square
charged In proportion, al the above rates. -
Editorial notices. 25 cents per line each insertion.
Local hsliees, 70 cents per line each insertion. .
Advsrtlssmsnla eomlng under tho hsads Of Wants,
For Sale, For Reni, Lost and Pound, not exceedlns
four lines, one insertion, % ceuts; three times %
cents. Any greater number of lines at proportional
rates ..-..'-g lam. .....
Advertisements should bo handed In before p. m
The national Republican., 1867-05-07

The JAPANESE CoMMIssIoNERs.-The two
prineipal Commissioners, accompanied by their
interpreters, left Wormleys yesterday at a.
ho5 a strictly private interview with Secretary
sswSrd and made known to him the official mis-
sion Of the Tycoon. They were closeted with
the the Secretary about one hour, and then loit'
visiting tho Navy Department on their return
where tboy also had private chat WITH SoeTe'
tary Welles, Rfterward returning to Wormley 8, 8,
The object Of their mission to this country WI WI
ntobSbIy bo unfoIdod when not incompatible with
The public interest.
The national Republican., 1867-05-07

Aeoo; erity over the soiorcd Of 6s2 in thS
have MAJ. 'rLs ward majorilies run as fol-
sSvTn iSws TGra' Tirst majority t2s Second
wsrd-cocrsi majority, SO' thlta WsrJwni Gai
msjority, l5i Fourth ward-~e.ss, sjytb ysrd ID
Filth ward-white majority, p. e".I nh;,a ma.
white majority, S54i Seventh war"--"''
jOrity, Is. ,,. ,L,, IN. posrd of
Rs0,stration will bo summoned to appear VI
cont and show cause why they refuse TO reopen
tbs T.giStration lists in tho several wards
The national Republican., 1867-05-07

A TRIAL OF SPEED.-A test alarm oil hre
was sounded last night at ifty eight minutes pass
nine from box 20, City Hall AZ thirty tceonus
minutes amer ten the hook .andladder were on
the ground, followed closely by the Franklin and
]. Ruoksr. AT Ave minutes after ten tho Volum'
Lbia, with the wood truck Of the llibernis, ar.
rived. Seven minutes after ten the Union (be,n,E
the last TO arrived came dashing up the hill
toward the Hall. Tho night was miserable
with which the Aremen hRItSned to the supposed
souaaEration Is deserving Of oOmmendation.
The national Republican., 1867-05-07

JNsrrEp OK THE STREET-A lady, who
..S. she IA from Massachusetts, and book.
sa1yasSer, was passing through the Second ward
last night at about ten o'clock, when an i'll
msnnefsd man overlook her and insisted on
sasomnnnying her home. She gave an alarm,
aOd a poiiceman responded, who conducted her
through the ward aad passed her into the care . o.
ONCE, Columbus ofths Third ward' ana no escort
sd hsr out Of danger.
The national Republican., 1867-05-07
GEORGETOwN MATTERS.

TIE MERCHANTS EXcHAH0E.-The at
tendance on Change this morning was fair, but
the market ruled quiet and firm.
Flour was 25 cts. per barrel higher. The only
sale reported was 90 bbls oxtrA at $lJ per Dbl.
We quote ordinary extras Canal brandsl at
$l4.2j; good to choice extra, $li.50a$l6i fam
lily, (canal) SIC. .50aSl7 super1no. 1915. 50a
$l2.75i cut extras, (canal) l3.25aS13.75.
Wheat-The offerings reached 1900 bushels,
with sales OF 440 bushels red at 1925.
Corn-There were s, 800 bushels offered, but
no sales reportedi 1t may be quoted at $l.22 for
white, and 81 .23aSl ~ for yellow.
Rye-Sales Of So bushels at 81 60 per bushel.
Corn Moal is held at Sl.l5.
HACK OVERHEARD About half past o'clock,
yesterday morning, a hack, containing lady
and her small son, in crossing the river by the
rope ferry boat at the foot Of High street, when
near the Virginia side was run overheard by the
careless management of the driver The water
was quite deep, and the vehicle nearly sub
| merged. Tho horses Houndered about, and the
occupants woro in great danger Of losing their
lives; but, by tho timely action OF some citizens
from Georgetown in sending out a row boat to
their relief the lady and child were rescued not,
however, until they were thoroughly duckcd and
hugely frightened.
FuXERAL.-Yesterday morning the funeral oi
tho lamented Mrs Mary Ann Pearson took place
from her late residence on Congress street. Th'
| coyfegc proceeded to Trinity (Catholic) church
whore a requiem mass was sung by the choir,
and an impressive sermon preached by Rev. A
| +. Clamp, after which tho remains wero followed
| to Oak Hill Company and placed in the family
vault.
Tue CASAL.-Arrived-T o. T. Snouaer,
with wheat and corn to J. q. Waters George
Washington, lime to market, and 80 boats with
coal, consigned to American Company $4,000
tons Cumberland Company, 42S. 10 tons Central
Company, 2,323.0l tons Snow, l0il6 tons
Borden Company, 4iO.l7 tons Hampshire and
Baltimore Company, 222.O7 tons. Departed
| Tho Red Ego No. |, fish and salt to Harper s
Ferry; ]. NJ. Waters, fertilizers to Wevertoni
Geo Albert, do, and fish to COnrads Ferry @.
W. Harper, fish and salt TO IIarper's Ferry, and
twenty.Onc boats light.
PORr OF GEoRGErowE Schooner II. G. Stan
| nard, Hubbard, master, from New York. En-
tered and cleared-Stoamor kennebee, Wilson,
master, from and to Baltimore and schooner
Joseph AIlon, Kelso, master, from Baltimore, fol
| Accomac.
THE FIsu WHARF.-There were 10000
herring received yesterday, which brought 81 poi
thousand There wero but few shad offered, and
sales wcro mado at 81 per hundred
The national Republican., 1867-05-07

PARADE-The Winnebago Order OF Red
Men made n street parade yesterday afternoon,
with banners and regalia, headed by Heaid,s
brass band. After marching through tho Princl
pal streets they repaired to LOsfller's gardens,
where they gave grand picnic during the after.
noon and evening Tho order is mostly Of our
German fellow citizens, and In numbers and aP-
pearance yesterday their organization reflects
credit upon the District
The national Republican., 1867-05-07

BOARD OF HEALTH consequence oil
the downward tendency of the weather yestor'
day afternoon, tho Board Of Health did not have
a quorum present in the Aldcrmen's chamber,
City Hall. No business, therefore, was trans
acted.
The national Republican., 1867-05-07

The SuowER.-Tho shower yesterday
afternoon laid the dust, which was binding to
pedestrians, and cooled tho atmosphere, which
had, since Sunday, grown warm
The national Republican., 1867-05-07

CoIoRED BURGLARs.-Detectivcs Miller
and Coomes arrested two colored young men,
charged with burglariousy entering the premises
Of Mr.. John II. Lucas, cOlored. No. 400 Twelfth
street north, on the night OF May LIST, and steal,
inv thcrofIom boots and shoes to tho value Of
SS5. The rogucs arc we'll known to tho detee-
tiyes, and hall by the names Of Geo. Smith alias
Duto and Jos. johnson alias Major. They were
taken on Penusylvania avenue, johnson having
pair Of tho boots on his feet, the property OF
clark in the Treasury Department, who had left
them with Mr. Lucas to bo repaired. The
property r%O found upon them was all identified by
M. Lucas and npmber Of witnesses, eOiored
from Tho classic locality Of Murder Bay, testified
to johnson and Smith bringing tho property TO
tho house in which they, the Witnesses res'aoS,
Johnson and Smith both maintained defiant
ottitude and insolent demeanor during the hear
Ing, and thers is no doubt but that they arc
hardened villains. Justice Thompson who hearu
the case, committed them for court
The national Republican., 1867-05-07

PERsoNAL.-James Fishback, esq, who
has been for long time in charge Of the State
war claims division of the Third Auditors office,
rendered his resignation in that ONCE as clerk
on Saturday, to accept the asSessorshlP ol inter
mai reyenue for tho Tenth Illinois district, to
which he has been appointed and confirmed.
The national Republican., 1867-05-07

CONSERVATIVE ARMY AND NAVY UNION
The regular monthly meeting of this organization
will bo held at the Aldormen's Chamber, City
Hall, this Tuesday, evening. Members arc 70.
ouested to bo prompt in their attendance. All
soldiers and sailors are invited to attend the
meeting
The national Republican., 1867-05-07

Struck ny LIGHTNING. During tho
prevalence Of tho thunder storm yesterday the
flagstaff in front OF the Soldiers hest out
Seventh street, was struck by hghtnlhg ana
shiyercd 10 atoms. No other damage was done
The national Republican., 1867-05-07

OrEYIHd OF BTDs.-At the Mayors
oalcO at noon yesterday proposals wore opened
for paving, curbing, 30, for tho year 1867, in
the Sixth and.sevonth wards. The folloSing'
named persons were bidders: q. W q. Eslin,
Daniel Stewart, GOorge Taustnaust, james
Thomas, p. Crowley 4 Co, James Dillon Co,
Henry Smith, j. p Crowley, P. Crowley 4 Co.,
wm. D. Wilson & Co., q. q, Wilson, F. Foley &
Co., David Almon 4 Co., Timothy o'Brian, Jas.
u. Jones 4 Co, John Hays & Co, Henry Birch,
Bartholomew Riordan, MoNamara & Lynch, and
Timothy Foley 4 Co The proposals wero re-
ceived for the two wards separately. The con
tracts will be awarded as soon as the surveyor
asccrtains the lowest bidders.
The national Republican., 1867-05-07

LARCENY OF 4 WATCu.-JOhn Wolf, q
discharged soldier, sAads oath before Justice
Tucker Of his having lost q watch whine In tho
rancho Of Ellen Green, In tho First ward. Ellen
Green and Anna Reeves were arrested on suspi'
cion Of having stolen the article and satisfactory
evidence having been adduced at the hoaring
that they did steal it, they wore both committed
for court,
The national Republican., 1867-05-07

SERENApE.-Thc Soldiers and Sailors
Union, headed by their own brass band, will
serenade the Hon J. D. Defrees, at his residence,
on +, near Seventh street, this evening at nine
o'clock. They will also extend tho same com
pliment to MessrS. GoG and Lathrop, his assist
ants. The limo will be formed at tho above hour
In front Of their headquarters on Ninth street.
The national Republican., 1867-05-07

REoIsrRArIoS.-In the Seventh ward,
v..tsrday, the Board Of Rcgistration recorded
tbe names Of 279 voters, Of whom 2l6 were white
snd nj vara coiored. The annexed table will
.ho- tho conniexion Of tho vote In tho city:
The national Republican., 1867-05-07

ANOTHER RUNAWAY AND ACCIDENT AZ
about O'Clock on Sunday evening, We are In
formed, blind horse ran away with buggy on
Griffin and MADAME WoOdhouso. Tho horse
turned suddenly from the street, Madame W.
having pulled very hard on one Of tho relns, and
ran with full force against tho door Of Mr. Smith
tailor shsp, between F and q streets north. Maj
G. was thrown from the buggy and Madame W.
Jumped out and broke bone in one Of her ankles.
The horse then backed the buggy over her She
was taken to a house in the vicinity, occupied
BY Mr.. Haywood, where Drs. Lincoln and Philr
adjusted the broken ankle She was then taken
to her residence, No. 4C7 Thirteenth street.
The national Republican., 1867-05-07

SAILED FOR EURoPE.-Among the pas
sengers that sailed from New York on Saturday
for Europe were tho following: In the steamship
Cimbria, for Southampton, Mr.. and Mrs: Hirsh'
berg, and Miss Regime Nowbsrg, Of Baltimore
Louis schads, date counsel for Wir1D Mrs List
Miss List and Mrs. BOtsch, Of Washington city.
In tho steamship Pereiro, for Brest and HaVre,
Right Rev. Archbishop spalding and secretary
y, L. Harper, Miss Emily V. Mason, Mrs. Eliza
@. Graham, g. Tucker Carroll, wife and child
W. D. Wlegand, Mrs. Wiogand, two Masters
WieQaud and servant, II D. q. Carroll, Prof. N.
R. Smith, P. II. jenkins, Mrs. NJ. @. MeCready,
Albert MilIet, and p. R. Jones, oil Of Baltimore
-BaAlmoye Sun, 9Th.
The national Republican., 1867-05-07

CHANGE OF TINE-By referring to our
advertising columns, 1t will be seen that tho
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company have al
tered the time of the departure Of the trains.
Let travellers take notice.