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The national Republican., 1867-04-22
april %, 1867.

DuTCH AuERS.-We are glad to record
tho arrest and conviction Of this notoriou, tbieE
pickpoeket, &c. He has alternatsd for a long
time between Philadelphia and this city; yery
often being detected, yet a, often escaping con.
Viction and puuishment, through, II Is 6inted,
the conuivance Of detectives. But be that as Il
may he Is now at perfect liberty to ruminate
the next four years within the walls Of Cherry
Hill prison in PhiladeIphia, over the certainty '
that villAiny will not always escape its due.
friends among tho detectives to tho contrary
notwithstandng
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

REPORTED DESTRUCTION OF THE BELTS.
WILLIE CnURcH.-Passeugrrs by the train from
Baltimore reported that The Protestant Episco.
pal church ~ Bsltsville, Nd, was destroyed by
hro on Friday. A FIRE had been built in tho
stove to heat the church for the services Of Good
Friday, and the stOye.piPe having parted at the
joint near tho woodwork Of the church, tho
sparks set the building on FIRE.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

TEMPERANE MEErYG.-Last evening, {
regular temperance meeting was held at TEN
peranoe meeting was held at Temperance Hall
on street, and interesting addresses were de.
iiysred BY MsssrS John Golden, George Maher,
John Thompson, John Wheeler, - Benton
and Professor Drew. The room was comfortably
filled with gentlemen and ladies, and the adj.
vice they received /, we'll worth deep consider.
alton.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

FIRE. - About one o'clock yesterday
afternoon an alarm Of Rre was sounded from box
No. 0, corner Of Fifth street east and A street
north The dremsn and police responded promptly
vicinity Of Lincoln Hospital, in the eastern par,
Of the city.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

tbs TRIAL OF JONI II. SURRATT-In the
Criminal Court this morning, it 10 expected that
Mr.. Justice Fisher will nx day for the trial Of
John II surrAtt, who stands indicted upon the
charge Of oonIpiring to aSSasslnAts Abraham
lincoln, late President Of the United States.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

BITTEN By A DoG.-0n Saturday after.
noon little son of Mr., wm. Cogau, gnsdtter,
no, 10 Royal street, Alexandria, was badly bitten
by dog 1t appears the little fellow was pIny.
ing ball with bis comradesi and the ball b wing
bounced ovor a neighboring fence. the boy uo Il
10 the yard to get 1t, when a dog rushed at aod
bit him. Mr.. COgau, on learning the fact. i'm.
mediately shot the dog. A physician was called
In at once.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

HABEAs CORPUs.-0n Saturday morn.
ing last Mr. Justice olin dismissed the writ Of
hG6eaS corpus In the case Of Philip Stanley, John
Wright, VIM, Smith and Joseph Buford. and the
parties were remanded into the custody again Of
Col, W. P. Wood, Government detective, and
aro quartsred In the Clarendon House. The
prisoners are held in custody upon the charge Of
robbing PAymaStsr BelknaP, formerly Of ths
Brooklyn navy yard, Of $3.50 900, during the
summer Of 1858, and for which that officer was
arrested himself and dismissed from the service.
Justice is slow, somstimss, but II 10 sure,
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

APPoINTED.-We are pleased to record
the confirmation, by the United States Senate,
Of our friOnd, Capt. J. 7. Clements, Esq, as pen.
sion agent at Macon, Missouri May sucee
attend him,
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

REdIsTRArIoN.-The registration Of voters
In the Sixth ward will commence this evening at
three o'clock in Anacostia engine house.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

Much BETTER,-We were gratiGed to
learn, last evening, that Messrs. Kennedy v and
Doubleday. the victims Of the late explosion at
the post office, are much better
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

WELL ATTESDED.-The Spiritualist meet.
Ing last night at Union League Hall.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

PRoMoTED-Mr. A. l.. Sturtevant has
been promoted from q third to a fourth class
elsrkshIp in the office Of the Solicitor Of the
Treasury.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

SOUTHERN RELIEF FuSn-Tha fnlinu;,,
letter explains itself;
=, Ms'"' Spading 4 Ropsy-Gentlsmon: In
the name Of tho Committee of tho Southern r..
lief Fund. We tender you their thanks for The
substantial benefit given 10 aid Of their work Of
relief to the suffering masses Of tho South. We
would also take this opportunity to extend our
thanks to tho various Journalists Of this city who
so kindly and literally gave Of their money. In.
end In view. e'ON
Very respectfully and gratefully. We remain
your obedient servants, r B MonuS
7. b. MCCLURE,
OWN THORN
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

You've MES's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS
special meeting Of this association was held on
Saturday evening at their rooms, Major General
Howard In the chair.
A committee was appointed 10 make arrange.
ments for the approaching anniversary in th,
second week Of May.
1t was announced that the Protestant Orphan
Asyl lam would bold 4 public meeting during tb,
anniversary week, so that the programme will b,
as foll0ws:
May Is, Sunday school Union; May u, City
Bible Society; May Is, Young Mems Christian
As.acisiioui May 10. the Temperance societie,
Of Washington May II, the Protestant Orphan
Asylum.
Messrs Ballantyne, Pratt aud Bryant vsr,
appointed II committee to nominate ave per,onp,
subject to the approval Of tho president. who
shall act as an Executive Committee In vigor.
ously pressing forward the work Of securing
subscriptions for the building enterprise of th,
association.
1t was ordered that a short essay should b,
road al each monthly business meeting on sub
jects connected with the association, such as tn,
necessity and benefits Of tho association, how Il
can bo made more beneficial, and upon otheI
topics.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

DANGEROUS PRACrIoE.-A number OF
young men residing On street, In the vicinity
OF the Patent Once. have been amusing them.
selves daily by shooting with a rife and rovoiyur
from window Of their boarding. house, into tho
yards Of the surrounding residences, at any oh.
Ject which appeared as a good mark" On
Friday last lady living on Eighth street, be.
tween and II north, while eng aged in planting
flowers In the yard Of her residence, came very
near being shot BY one Of those careless young
men, the ball, fred from pistol, passing within
few inches Of her head, and burying itself deep
into the fence This dangerous practice has be-.
the locality above mentioned have q perfect fe ar
Of going into their yards rgardens at all during
day time.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

OpD.FEILows' THANKSGIVING CELyBRA
rios.-On Friday nezt, a. has been preyiousl,
announced, the i. o. o. y. will obssrye with A.
imposing celebration, their National Tbank,siv
ing, 10 this city every effort has been put fertt
By the fraternity 70 make Ii an occasion long "a
be remsmhersd. T -
The several Lodg.. viii meet At their Han, a,
y o'clock on the morning OF the 10th, and hay.
Ing formed in the specified order the column will
. ?. O osss D. R. oOlisdss, R. W. Grand M,,
shal p. o. Geo. W. Calvert and p. a n q
Ter. A ids to Grand Msnhai.
First Diyisiou--P. O. VIM. T. Bright and p,
@; james Y. Ysiss, Assistant Grand Msrsbsis.
Musie-orisntal Lodge, No. 10; Mechanics
tropolis Lodge. No. Is; Beacon Lodge, No is,
Covenant Lodge. No. ls, Frisnd,hip Lodge, No
| IL, and Union Lodge, No. II.
Second Division--P. @. @. J. Thomson and
7. O. Augustus Davis, Assistant Grand Mar.
Mu,io-coiumbis Lodge, No. 10, HARMONY
Lodge, No 9 Eastsrh Lodge, No. I; Washing.
ton Lodge, No. o; Central Lodge, No l; sarep,s
Lodge, and Potomac Lodge, Of Alexandria Va.
Third Division--P. o. P. Thomas Greer. and
Pc p. William A. Yatss, assistant grand mar.
shais '..IF 80.
Music. rfiraas.H
Mount Nebo Encampment, No. 9; RIDGE.
" bnohmpment, No bi Mskenepu Encam pment.
No. ii Coiumbian Epesmpmsut, No. Il Marley
Eucampmsut Of Alexandria, Virginia; r.. W.
Grand kncampmsnt, District Of Columbia.
Fourth Divisiou-- p. q. M Jackson Edmon
'ton. aud p. o. N. John Thsw, assistant grand
marshals. n .-r ,Ht
Music.
R. W. Grand Lodge, District Of Columbia;
orator Of the day, and invited guests.
The procession will move precisely at ten
o'clo'k, and proceed along Fifth street TO I,
along to Seventh, dows Seventh TO Psnnsyi.
yania svenus, tstopping at the Hall to rsosi,e
tho widows and orphans;) along PsnnsyIvania
avenue to the Nationsl Theatre, where the mem.
bers will be seated In regular order.
The Thanksgiving exercises at the theatre will
consist OF voc Il and instrumental music, ad.
dresses BY p. @. Master Henry r. Carey, Of
Maryland, and Grand Secretary Parker II.
Sweet.
At the conclusion Of the exercises tho process.
sion will reform on Ponnsyivania avenue, and
proceed up Fifteenth street to n, along II to
Seventh street, and thence to Odd Fellows Hall,
where the column will be dismissed.
leveo will be held In the evening at Odd
Fellows Hall, the proceeds Of which are to be
entirely devoted To the benefit Of the widows and
orphans.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

B7oKES UP.--The conduct Of the in.
mates locating in certain houses on Eleventh
street, below q, has for some time back h.sn ~
such disorderly nature as to invite the att.n'
non OF the authoritiesi they therefore deter.
mined to place summary quietus on their pro.
eseding', and posse Of police from the second
ward made descent upon them on SATURDAY
night end succeeded In capturing eighteen wo.
men and twenty men oil Of whom were taken 90
'ns central Guard House, where Justices Nor.
cell and Tucker we're ready 10 8n. than "a ssoh
for the benefit Of the corporation. and sI,o rs'
curing the proprietors Of the establishments 10
give bail for court "
The keys have heen held BY the authoritie,
and will be returned only upon responsible as,ur,
snce Of the houses being for respectable m,
The national Republican., 1867-04-22
DESTRUCTIVE FrRE.-Yesterdov mo-n;no

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-Yesterday mornine.
about W o'clock, . Ere broke out IN IN. bucS'
.ters market. In the rear Of Bridge stre,t and
eeiov high, o.orgeto~n. The huck,tsr's mar.
kst adjoins that Of the butchers, and ,oon ~.
entire framework Of the former was snvelop.d in
hnmes be steam engine Henry Addison which
stands on High street, and bat . coupls Of hun.
dred yards or less from tho spot early took th,
alarm, and succeeded after time 10 getting =
stream on the rear Of the FIRE; and then made an
attachment on Bridge street, and managed to
have ,eeond pipe playing on Il from tho front,
as the Hibernia went into action at the same
tins: dvelling house (brick) and stable owned
BY Messrs. Ksnley Weaver, adjoining the mar
ket, took fre-the stable being entirely con.
sumed, and the house completely guttod. The
burned off, and ere the aremen could arrest the
progress OF the fire the buckstsr's market w,s en-
tirely destroyed. Their loss 10 about 81, 500;
Lang, $780, and Mr. Berry, who lost a buggy.
$780, Oh all Of which there is no Insurance..
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

The church Itself hof the English STYLE Of
country towns ard villages Of Great Britain. Its
walls are Of stoucj pl,stered inside smoothly, and
the arohed timbers and beams supporting the
roof arc stained yellow pine; the p.ws ar Of N.
same wood, etiugrsipsdi and, being lined and
cushioned with rcd velvet, srs 10 pest contrast
with the carpet. and windows Of various hues Of
s,s,nsa glsr which orn.ment the building To
credit ofits ersotioni through his Hb.raII,y. tbe
members were enabled 10 meet all d,msnds
pecuniariIy, and the neat and tasty struotur.
stands to-day. and we hope will stand for cen.
his generosity.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

}. I. cOLBwELL. 7. o. cHgsrSRT c L BART
j. I. C0LDWELL x CO,
AucrIoSRERs AND REAL ESTATE BROKRRs
Southwest corner OF Prnusy NApia avenue aud Four.
and aha btrOet.
Having taken the storS.'o IN iu the "Golou Iatiou
Building, we are now prepare d t. receive rOusiE
m'nt' Of all kinds Of Goods aud Household Psrui.
tuTs.
ss- Particular att utiou paid TO the sale Of Real
Estate, prIyAt-ly and At Ruc Up.
~ Attached TO our store Ia a large Fire aud Bur.
glaT' proof Vault, for tic ssfe keeping VI Jsw,Ty
and her NaluAblss eODsign to a..
80 Have Alw-ys on hsnd City Property, and
Pam. in Maryland aud v.Tg mia at private s..s.
Apl9.H
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-06-05

Neo0 throughout 4e United States 0Nd Con.
0dGs during G&e Iasi - .|easy.
For the cure Of the various Diseases to which
Horses and Cattle are subject; such ~
Appetite. Inward Strains, Yellow Water,
Fistula, Poll Evil, Scratches or
Grease, Mango, Inflammation Of the
Eyes, and Fatigue from Hard Labor;
Also. Rheumatism, Commonly called
Stt0 c0mplalntl which proves fatal 10
% many valuable Horses In this country.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-06-05

The HIGHLAND CHIEr.-There is q
touching fact related in history Of High
land chief, of the noble house Of McGreg-
or, who fell wounded by two balls, at the
battle of Prestonpans. Seeing their chief
fall, the clan wavered, and gave the enemy
an advantage. The old chieftain behold
ing the effects of his disaster, raised him
self on his elbow, while the blood gushed
in streams from his wounds, and cried
aloud: ~ am not dead, my children;
am looking at you to see you do your du
typ These words revived the sinking
courage Of the brave Highlanders. There
was charm in the fact that they still
fought under the eye of their chief. Il
reused them to put forth their mightiesi
energies, and they did all that human
stength could do to turn and stem the
dreadful tide of Christian Treas
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-06-05
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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-06-05

The undertaker's business is monopoly
in Paris, and is farmed by the city to a
joint stock company. It is said the last
annual report Of the manager to the share
holders Of this company commenced,
Gentlemen, the year opened badly; the
general health Of the public was unfortu-
nately excellent; change for the better
took place in September, we are happy to
say the cholera made its appearance in
Paris, and proved fatal in the majority Of
cases.n
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-06-05

SPEAKING IN DELrBERArIvE BODIES
A "Lay Sermon to the Clergy" in the
Methodist, has the following: "How i'm
portant, in deliberative bodies, that before
man rises he is sure he has something to
say In the time of the elder Pitt, a
young man just admitted to Parliament
rose and delivered himself thus: Mr..
Speaker, have we laws; for what purpose
have we laws? whereupon he sat down.
Pitt then rose and responded: Mr.. Speak
81, did the gentleman speak, or did he not
speak if he did speak, to what purpose
did he speak?' We see similar instances
where individuals rise, and, after -four
ish, sit down, and we look in vain for any
point they have made; the whole effort
has been q waste of time and words"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-06-05
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preparing and using this medicine, in sealed Anvel
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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-06-05

DoN'r BE LoAFER. man, pay
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day after day, or stand about corners with
your hands in your pockets. Better fol
your own health-better for your own pros
poets. Bustle about, if you mean to have
anything to hustle about for. Many a poor
physician has obtained a real patient by
riding after an imaginary one. A quire
of blank paper, tied with red tape, carried
under lawyers arm, may procure him
his first case, and make his fortune. Such
in the world; to him that hath shall be
given. Quit dreaming and complaining;
keep busy and mind your chances.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-06-05
Valuable Property
FOR SAIEl


VNHE ~ Of nwL, Sec. IA, r. 80, r. 11-SO acres
l. First quality unimproved Prairie Land in Howard
County, miles from tho and growing town Of
Cresco.
The nwI Of Sec. &c. T. %, r. l7-l6O acres Coed
Prairie land well watered In Mitchell Co.. and within
4 miles Of West Mitchell.
The seq of SEA Sec. 49, T. ITO, R. q in Rice Co.,
Minnesota. -t
Nine Of Timber Land Of of the neL Sec. Z,
T. 103 r. H. In Fillmore Co., MINI.
Also Lots 10 and TO- in Block IS, Prairie du Chen
Land Co.'s Addition.
Lots and 2. in Block17, Town Of Mazomanie, Wis.
Lot in Block 20, villag. Of Clayton Clayton c.,
Iowa.
Lot B. in Block q, and Lot 8, in Block !, Town Of
North McGregor, Iowa.
Also one-third interest in the following described
property, to-wit:
One hundred and twenty acres Of Timber Land, with
the Water Power Saw and Stave Mills with Machine
~ complete and In running order thereon.
Also 40 acres of Land, known the Fillmore Mill
Property, consisting Of Large Stone FIGURING Mill,
Burs, Machinery and appliances therein complete for
making best merchantable four together with the
Water Power, Barns Stock Yards Town Lots, &C., &C..
situated and being in the Town OF FILLMORE FILLMORE
Co., Minnesota, all Of which will be sold cheap for
cash.
For terms and particulars, apply to
Thomas Arnold.
Assignee Of Lee 4 Kinpaird.
Mc0regor, FeO Q, o. 536n
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-06-05

A Valuable Farm In Farmersburg Township. so
ac es PRAIRIE 40 timber 80 under cultva-
to,.. Terms liberal. Apply y D: BAUGlI NcGneSor.
So W. Z. N6U64MA0.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-20
Latest by Telegraph.
from Washin gton.

w AsulNGroN. Nov, lG.-Srnatol
Wilson in letter TO North Carolina
negro, dated Nov. Slh says: 81 came
home from the South with tho convlc-
ton that the cotton tax ought to be
repealed. and that it onght not TO APP
ply to the tax 0! this year, and | am
c)uGrmod in this ci,nviclion bY all ]
hear from your section, hope Congress
viii at once repeal the tax
The Judiciary Committc, having post.
roncd Investigations in regard - the
Government OF Mprylan1, viii be occu
ped with the imp"achmnnr question,
s.Nnil there report IS ordered by The
IBllOuso.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-20

"ENnHhLs Soul" cndcll Phillips is
pnlly Inherited r,1m ancestors who kilnnn-
rca NEGROES in Africa and sold ,lcm in tho
South. The Boston Post tells n GOOD story
on him, nus,rn,iyo his miscrly df.nosi
ton and tl,c complexion Of his charity.
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-20
Ten Scholarships in Mt. Zion III
Stilute, for Sale.

4 7 the Quarterly Meeting, Goth September
n last, tho Mt Zion Society passed the
following resolution
RESOLVED, That tho Treasurer BIZ in /.
struc'eA TO advertise. for lhrcc months, ten
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR SALE, in thc Mt.
Zion Collegiate Institute, iho holder Of
which, or Que Of bis kcirs, appointed by
deed 5r viii slial be entitled, each year, to
nominate cfsfW qne trust to 6c cducatcd
that year, atihc Institute in all the hrnnch-
cs there taught wiiloul the pNy ncut Of any
tuition fee whatever.
TERMS. Each scholarship to be sold to
the purchaser AS TRUSTEE for $500. cur
rcncy, tho trust scrip to be transferable TO
another trustee by consent Of tho Society,
and the scrip to be rcdcemable at the plea.
sure of the Society upon repayment to tho
trustee, for tho time being, for ,nc uso of
The ctstai 4ne hust for tho time being, coui.
valent of tho value Of tho 5000 currency
which was paid by tho original 1.rohascr.
j. s.. STEWART. Tres.
oct 5-am IL
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-20
SHERKFF'sS SALES.

Rf Virtue oHSnnary Executions to nc d;
~ rected, will offer for sale II, Fairfield
Court House on the first Monday and bn
day following in December mex I, within tina
legal hours Of sale, to the hp hest bidder
for Cash, The following Il cal Property
Purchasers to pay for Titles
One tract of 700 acres moro OF less Of
land in Fairfield Districi-ali Joining lands .:
Danirl Hall. James Barber, \. +. lumpkin.
VIM. j. Nobl'y and others, levied upon
;h" PRO perry of Hrbulon MOblcy, Mt tho
suit OF Smith Melton ANA others.
Gu tract of350 acres more or less o land
in Fairfield District adjoining lands Of Dan
icl Han, James Barber A. f. lMmpkin.
Rev. MIR. Creighton, Tcbulon Mobley amt
others, levied upon as the property Of Vim
i. Mob'cy, at the suit Of Smith s. Melton
and others.
W. OLLENER,
). +. y.
SherjGs Office,
Dec, p 1867
nov l2-ilX2
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-20
Gaormia News.

SAvANNAl1, Nov. Sin u. s. Dis.
tlct cour; today EN,Gov. Brown, conn
sci for Hon. Foster Blolgrt Ton trial
for perjury il. taking test oath as +. NJ, }
objected by way oc clalcnar tn a large
majority Of Grand Jurors O! The ground
Of their inability to taxi the cath pre-
sentca by the act Of Congress Jan I7'h
1852 The new court sustains the Oh
jcction and ordered Il new jury to be
cmpannclle&.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-20

COLUMBIA. Nov. lG the Columbia
g. Augusta Railroad Bridge, over Con
garcn Rivcr, was crossed by trans Tor
the first time to-day. The directors OF
tho road, with many citizens, crossed on
tho first tram The bridge is n hand.
some iron structure Of The Fink pattern
its entire l"ngth is one thousand and
forty feet This road when completed,
will be one great through line lroa.
North to South, and will shorten the
distance between his clty and Augusta
over sixty mites 'i'ho track laying is
beng pushed forward.