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Our city election, politically. turned ont a
pretty much one-sided affair Mr. THOMAS
CLANCY was allowed TO run ovsr the course for
Mayor without opposition. several gentlemen
who had been tempted by the ''reformers" 10 en-
ter the lists against him, concluding it best 70
back out.
As in the city generally. ~ in the different
wards, the democratic nominees were generally
allowed to go through without opposition. where
such nominations had been made There was.
however, an exception in the 4th ward where
Edward Mclnhiu, the democratic nominee, was
opposed by Geo. W. Ravens. German Turner.
There is no objection to be made to Mr. Ravens
personally. He il man of education, a good
business man, and personally. one Of the most
popular men in the ward This is sufficiently
evidenced by the fact that he beat his opponent.
who is conceded to be also good man, in a ward
that usually gives about sixty democratic majori.
ty, While We regret democratic defeat in the
9TH, we congratulate our friend George on
this hattering testimonial OF the esteem in which
he is held by the people in his ward.
In the second ward there was really something
like democratic victory. Messrs. Stebbns. Mil.
icr and Gibson were got out under democratic
auspices, and at least part Of the ticket was op-
posed by radical republican who. strangely
enough in that eminently republican ward, failed
of an election
For full details Of the election, with the vote
received by each candidate, the reader il referred
TO the council proceedings in another column. It
would be useless to repeat the figures here.
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The Duplex Elliptic is great favorite with
the ladies, and is universally recommended bv
the fashion Magazines the standard skirt Of
the fashionable world.
To enjoy the following inestimable adyanta.
ges in crinoline, viz: Superior quality, perfect
manufacture, stylish shape and finish, aexibili.
ty' comfort and economy, enquire for Bradley's
Duplex Elliptic. or Double Spring Skirt and
be sure you get the genuine article at CHEIyERs.
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FRUIT TREES. &C.-One of the best stocked
nurseries in Northern Illinois is that of HAYES IS
Hathaway, in the western limits of this CITY, lit
is the old Ottawa Nursery, but so much enlarged
and renovated 10y these gentlemen within the
last few years to bear little resemblance to the
old. For fruit trees, shrubbery, and all kinds of
garden and green house plants there is no better
nursery around.
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Council Proceedings,
REGULAR MEETING.

TUESDAY, MARrH 18th. 1851.
Prcsent-Mayor Delaio, and Aldermen Rowland
p,horne, Pierce, Brunksr, FennsI, Young Colwell,
E'chelberger. Burke, Mitchell. Hutton aud Moore.
Minutes OF last meeting were read and approved.
Alderman Young. from Committee on Fire De.
partment. and Chief Engineer. to whom was re-
ferred report Of Engineer submitted at last meet
ing, reported that Committee, after due consider.
alton, were of opinion that action on said report
should be indefinitely postponed
On motion Of Mitchell, report was accepted
Alderman Moore submitted . communication
from G. W. Reynolds, Health Officer, and moved
that the clerk be directed te issue an order paya
BILE TO c. w. Reynolds for the sum of 400 as sal
AIRY, in addition to the bill ordered paid at last
meeting of Council.
Ayes-Howland, Pierce. Hutton and Moore.
Noes-ThOrne, Brunker. Fenneii, Young, Col.
well, Eichelberger, Mitchell and Burke-s.
On motion of Alderman Mitchell
Ordertd, That the sum of $50 be paid TO G, W
Reynolds in addition TO the amount ordered by city
council at its meeting held March 5, 1867
Ayes-Howland. Brunker, Pierce, Fennell, Mitch.
ell, Burke. Hutton and MoOre-s.
Noes-Thorne, Young, Colweli and Eichelberg.
er-4.
On motion Of Alderman Young. the city council
proceeded to canvass the returns of the city cleo
.ion, held March IS, 1867
Aldermen fennell and Colwell were appointed to
assist clerk in canvasslng the same
Result of the canvass =
FIRST WARD
fSr Adyor- Thsmas Clancy mad s. votes
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Consumption Curable BY DR.. Schenck'>
Medicines.

TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the system must he prepared
50 that the lungs will heal To accomplish this the liver ami
stomach must first bn ccanscd aud appetite created IS
good wholesome iosd which, by nNsliciues will b.
igcsted properly and good health, blood made thus build
ing mp the constitution. sCHENCKs M,NDR. IKE PILLS
cleanse the stomach of all bilious mucous. sccmuston,
and hy using the Sea Weed Tonic connection the appetite
is restored.
sClIENCK'S PULMoNIC SYRUP is nurcious as we'll Il,
medicinal and by using the three remedies all impurities
expelled from the system aud good wholesome bloed made
which will repc NIL disease II patients will take these med
cnes according TO drcctous Consumption very frequently in
its last stage yields readily their actica Take the pill.
frequently to cleanse the liver aa,! stomach 1t does moi
follow that because the bowels c.tye they are not
required, for sometimes in drrha they necessary The
stomach mua be kept healthy and appetite created
allow the Pulmonc Syrup VII the respiratory organ,
properly and aay any irritation. Then all that is required
teperrm apernanent Is. prevent taking cold Exer
else about the rooms as much possible eat all the rchcs
toofa meat game ana in fact thing the appetite
but be particular and masfcate we'll 2dwemly
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Notice.

The largest telescope on the globe is now fully
in operation at the Chicago University. Every
citizen of Illinois should feel just pride in this
fact
Prot. Fory, of the University. will lecture on
Astronomy at the Baptist church. on Tuesday
evening the ?6th inst. and will give the facts
concerning this splendid instrument.
Admittance 2j cents.
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Prepared OIL Of Palm aud Mace,
For Preserving, Restoring ana Beaufying the Hair,
And is the most delightful and wonderful artsc III. world
produced.
Ladies' will lind 1t not only certain rcHsdy 70 Restore.
Darkcn and Bsautfy the Hair but also desirable article for
the Toilet as it IL highly perfmed with rich and delicate
perfume, independent Of the fragrant odor the Ola Palm
anl Mace,
TINE MARVEL OF PERU,
and beautiful Perfume which in del;cacy OF s-n, and
tho tenacy with which Il clngs 10 the and
Feron, is unoqualled.
The above articles fer ssls by all Dggsts and pere
At 81 per bottle each Sent by express any address by
proprietcrs. T.w WRIGHT CO.
Oct:o ly-sp lCO Liberty s,re.. Ns York.
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We cordially recomend, to the public the pro.
poralsof the Monument Association in their card
in another column. An enterprise Of such gem
ersl interest, presented in manner 80 free from
ISM aud so thoroughly Unidentified with the edu-
cational interests Of a people noted for their
generosity in all benovelent and patriotic enter
prises cannot fail to succeed.
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Those STOUT" Boots and Shoes are travelino
in all directions and if the present rush contin-
ues, they will soon be gone. We would advise
all those who desire chance at the splendid
bargains offered 20 call soon John is now in
New York laying in supply OF spring dry goods
which he intends TO sell as low as the lowest
Don't fail to give him call
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The X T. z. Society will meet Tuesday even.
ing next at the residence of VIM Thomas. All
members are requested to be preseE: BY order
of Committee
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

we are authorized to announce BENJAMIN r. PHELPS AS
candidate for Collector Of the town Of Ottawa AT the ap
preaching town election.
The undersigned believe. his friends Noticing that he
announces for himself candidate for Collector Of tn.
town of Ottawa at ths ensuing election will cast their
votes for him and Oblge GRO MANN
announce my name TO the voters of tn, town of OTTAWA
for Collector, at the next April town election.
JOHN HJ-aT0N
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Wall PAPER.

The largest and best stock Of Wall Paper in
the city is al the Bookstor. and News Room of
OsAAN K HAPEMAN. Let others blow az they
please, this is the FACT All VIC ask is that peo
pie shall compare our stock with any other in the
city, before making their purchases, and then
decide for themselves
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Remember. as the new term in the public
schools commences, a- at all other times and for
all other schools, the place get your instruct
ION books Is at the Bookstore of OsMAS & HAPr.
MAN They allow no dealers to keep more
complete stock or to under,ell them
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-03-23

CHRIST CHCRCH-Of the series of discourses
to Young People, the subject next Sunday even.
ing will be THE sins and dangers Of thought
lessness" Service commences q -, o'clocL
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Temperance Order..

aoStros Division No. 10 & T.: Meet every Monday
4 their hall In Chsevers Block eide Of Court
House, W. T. Whtmore, w. p. " Prrlry, Re-
/. q &. T.. OTTAWA Lop0E No. a Meets every Pridsy
evening in their hall cheevers New Block A. j. Dorsn "
IL. :. Il. Alien. ". {. + - ~
RADIANT TEMPLE Coin WATER: Meets every Saturday
evening.
T. oyH LIVE OAK TEMPLE No. (,ubordnste,: Meets .y
efy tuesday evening a, their hall Che.yers Block
iir- T. :. Hobert ". {. T. Chss II. vorc-, ". r. es1
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Cal RID.

The friends Of the fallen soldiers Of La sae county are
quesed to send in the Of soldiers deceased from this
county during the late with the conpsny regiment
place and manner Of death In the manner ali whs
fell In the Mexican either Of the Indian wars and the
names OF those old vsarans Of 1872 snd the revolution who
may have died residents of this couay This inform ton is
desired by the Monument Association with the view give
honorable mention tn the all the heroes wis have
fallen In this county since have had history II quite
essential 10 get this information before attempting (. draft
design Of the wsrk Each woman who -ubscrbss
one dollar 10 the enterprise to have good hograph
the monument, when the design axed upon To aecomo.
date the young having printed very pretty
thcatss of stock in this enterprise shares twenty-five cents
each We ser this stock the foilowng terms TO
al under the age o. hftssn years
To the girl who sells the greatest number Of shares,
sewing machine worth, $50 90
To boy in the same manner. double barrel shot
gun and game bag &c. worth, 80 90
Second prizes il a rifle worth 25 %
And sewing machine worth 25 90
For selling 100 shares took worth 90
~ . 90
20 2S
10 30
% Il share very pretty book tor Children.
All wishing to compete for prizes should send at Tor
specimen certificates All communications should be sd.
dressed To GRO l.. HoUGHros P o. box 49, Ottawa lls
Clip this out and keep it.
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Election news IN last weeks "Hcpublicsn"
needs no comment. Sour grapes are not always
palatablc, and characters. when established, are
not very easy corrupted. even by one of the God
and Humanity Sheets or the opponent Of the
(as h. terms it, "whisky party"
SUBSCRIBER rO OTTAWA REPuBIiCAN.
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Frank Lumbard's famous Concert Troupe give
an entertainment at Washington Hall this even.
ing. Admission 30 cts. Everybody knows all
about this troupe, and of course everybody is 60
ing TO the concert
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men to take their seats members of council and
proceed to the transaction of business
On motion of Alderman Peter Miller. council ad-
journed, TO meat Tuesday, March 90, lss7.
X n. WATERMAN. CITY Clerk
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The next session Of the La Sale County Teach.
ers' Institute will be held at New Rutland, on
the .ud, I'd and 4th days Of April, 1857. u
,t...s T. H. CLARK, Secy.
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DR. j. ID. WALKER
MAY w CONSULTED At THE
HOUSE, OTTAWA,
DR. OLlN,
Late Of -. Louis,

Offers his professional services The people OF Ottawa ant
vicinity and in d"ug would beg leave say that after
lsng experience in the treatment OF AMI chronic d
seases incident 10 this and other climates hs ls qualified
to aka any in hand that ma! oer. Dr. o, has loca
ted permanently in Ottawa, AMI hopes l.. thorough know
ledge ~f medicine and strc, attention 10 all csll- in city
c.;rnsrs, to resciye liberal share ei practice. t.
"a. I6rcn,nr Attention pW ~ Hid 10 tie Treatment "
Diseases Of n. EYE sst EAR "a
Once IN Post Office building cv er Lak.ry noy2s-se
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Middle Of the block,
Cooper Institute. New York.

HADLEY
Is constantly receiving Large Invoices of
II II r. ~ CH - IN A.
Of New and Beautiful shape at half te usual selling prices
Whit. French Ch ma Dinner SETS. 100 pieces $500
Tea ~ 90
Dinner Plates, per dez,, 200
Tea y. :" SO
Cups and Sucers, "a pieces, 200
French Cut Gobets, per dozen, ESQ
Also Fancy Goods in China, Dinner Tea Toilet Sets Whit.
Parsian Stone Vare Cut and Pressed Glassware Silver
Plated Ware Cutlery, Ac at equally low prices. Goods
packed to go all over the world bS express otherwise
House Furnishing Goods in large variety.
=. Remember, HADLEYs, Middle of the Block ws Send
for catalogue No Connection wh Corner Stores Ss,
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II. q. q. y.

OTTAWA LopcH No. Il: Meets every Thursday evening"
DArGrEEs oy REBsccA Meet on the third tuesday eve
aing OF each mo- nth.
OTTAWA Esc AsPxsSr No. SO: Meet. on the second an,
fourth Tuesday evening. =
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fuHE GLORY OF MAN Is STRENGTH Therefore the ner.
vons and debitaed should Immediately iIembolrs
Extract Ruehu. f,be- -.owIy
MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL. vlGOR are re.ained by
Av1 ueImbods Extract Btchu. febg-eowly
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Valuable Advice for the AFFLICTED.

Dr. STRICKLAND in reply to applications Tor sd
vice. wishes to inform those who afflicted that they may
consult him all Acute Chronic Diseases hy letter
stating the symptoms &C. with fee of two dollars en-.
closed DR. Shas obtained great noorsy rs an
PhySician. both in Europe and Amerc especially in H.
treatment OF Chronic Complaints after other doctor. hav
failed to effect cure Those suffering should immediately
send for prescription. add essng Dr. Strickland Cncn
natl, Ohio. n,arqly-su
III HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BtCHU gives health aud vigor
IA to the frame and bloom To the paid cheek Debility
Is accompanied By many alarming symptoms and ii no
treatment submitted TO- consumption, insanity epsptic
fits ensus. feb9- sorly
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Ottawa Academy Natural sciences,

Meets nst Ihurdsy in each month in DR. j. Psul's build.
NIX Donation. OF birds insects nnd solicited
j. Paul President W W. Cslkins, secretsry
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On motion of MITCHELL the vote on his motion.
ordering payment to c. W Reynolds Of $50 in ad-
dtion to bill previously ordered by city council,
was recOnsidered
Original motion of Alderman Mitchell was then
defeated by the following vote
Ayes--O.
Noe.rHowland, Thorn.: Brunker, Pierce. Fen.
nell. Young. Cowell. Eichelberger Mitchell
On motion Of Alderman Young, Thomas Clancy
was declared duly elected Mayor of the CITY of OF.
tawa for the ensuing municipal year.
On motion of Fennell. the following named per
sons were declared duly elected aldermen of the
City Of Ottawa for the ensuing municipal wear,
viz:
First Ward-H. A. Howland; term, two years
John Nette; :. =.
Second - Geo. S. Stebbins; 49,. two
7. o. Miller; one
Third H. h. Brunker; two
Fourth Henry Carroll;
Fifth George w. Ravens;
ss,an,, sixth psteS e Mi,lsT; rlIs;i;.
On motion Of Moore, II. +. Clarke, VIM. L. Glib
son. H. q. Vorce, Thos. 4. Courtney, +. +. Crane.
G. g. Lutz and y. h. Griffith, were declared duly
elected Directors of the Board of Education of the
City of Ottawa for the ensuing municipal year.
Thomas Clancy, Mayor elect; and II. A. How.
land, John Vette George S. Stebbins, T.. 0. Miller,
II. p. Brunker Henry Carroll, George W. Ravens
Peter Miller and W. W. Calkns. aldermen elect ;
appeared and were sworn into Office by Thomas X.
Courtney, Notary Public.
On motion Of Alderman Young. Q vote Of tn,
was rendered TO Mayor Delano tor his courtes IS
presiding officer in council and fidelity and eicien.
in the discharge Of his duties US Chief Executive
Of the city
Mayor Deluno responded thanking the aldermen
for their cooperation with him in measures deemed
important for the interests Of the city, and sur.
gesting for the consideration Of the new board OF
aldermen improvements desirable to be effected.
He then welcomed Thomas Clancy--Meyor elect.
to the chair who delivered an inaugural address
defining the policy Of his administration Of muni
cipal affairs. 's 5.f .t.,
The Mayor then invited the newly elected alder
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LNNFEEBLED AND DELICATE CUNSTITI TIONS of bot,
seees use Hclmbods Extract Buclu II will give
and energetic tcaings and ensbs you sleep we'll t9-eowl
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Ehrcng every modern reform and impro, ement i'll tn.
Medical Art Poisonous Mineral remedies dispensed with.
They produce evil and lay the foundation future IN
Parents should that their children are not dosed wifi,
sucA medicines, for they be we'll All
mineral poisons alike injurious The greatest noder,
Improvement in medicine containing tn. actv.
medical principles of roots and plants in concentrated
iorm They are Eclectic Remedies and were never beor.
eqnailed In the treatment Of disease When juscosv all
rsnistcred they meet disease with wonderful certainty
DIR. OLIN, Of Ottawa,
Represents this great reform in medicine and will attend p
sonsly upon all forms of disease either acute chronic o.
surgical when desired Violent diseases dptleria cholera
Group dysentery fyers &c. very successfully treated b
genuine Eclectic practitioners they scarcely losing any
while in old chronic they are noted everywhere They
are always called npea repair the mischief produced b.
other phyalciaw with their skill OF cure remedies.
Coughs o. 10 or Is years standing Caarrh with the de-
sfructioh Of the bones and scft tissues gf the n-e Can.
sumption, with partial loss OF lungs; Syphilis with foul
liberation and loss OF parts Hip disease with inability Il,
walk; srofnlons diseases Of every variety and severity
Deafness from to 90 yrars continuance Rheumatism with
enlarged and anch! loed joints semaorrhe with enen
tia Diseases Of the Eye &c. &C., have been cured and all
OF which will be most hapsy referred for the benefit VI
those similarly afflicted lie warrants cure in all cases ,f
Fever anfAguc.
Diseases of Women and Children specially treated MEDICINE
and surgical instruments OF every variety expressly adats
to these various complaints. Consult him dec e-sp-tf
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IJELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUClIU and IMPROVED Ro..
WASH cures secret and delicate disorders In all their
stages at tto expense to change in diet no iueon
venience and no exposure 1t pleasant and edcr
immediate In its action, and free from all injurious proper
ties. f.ba 1wIv
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F1NAKE No MORE uNpLEAsAHT AND UNsAfE REM.
Il ies for mnp and disssses Tee teim
bofs Extract Bucfu and Improved Rose was' f.b9-ewly
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CHARTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED by iierbold'.
~ Exp act bnclii feh9-eOwiy
I1WR NONRE7ENTfUN OR lNCOiTINENCE Of Urin.
Il irritation Inflammation or liberation OF the bladder on
Kidneys diseases Of tho prostratc glands the
cacuhs gravel or brick dust dess and all diseases Of
bladder Kidneys and dropcal swelngs iIemtods rud
psxtracl Bnehu fsb9-sowly
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HELMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT BUC.u is pleasant il,
taste aud odor tres from all Injurious properties AMI
immediate IN It's acii'n. tb?-eowly
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sqbt yree graDsr.
LOCAL MATTERS.
CITY DIRECTORY.
Chicago, Rock Island 4 Pacific RaiIroa,
TBAINs LEAVE OTTAWA STATION:


CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS:
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THE DISPATCH.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:


EE NOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO SECURE
THE GREATEST BARGAINS II DRY GOODS
aver offered in this city by calling THIS WEEK
at JULIUS sTCLE'S. ol3 Main street between
Ninth and Tenth Owing taths scarcity OF money,
am selling off my entire stock OF DaI 'ooDs At
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Be sure to cali
ssrly, II you do no, wish to miss such rare bar.
gains as
Very fine Dress Goods only 2oc.;
English Berage, 5oc., very cheap;
aozamb;o ues, only 2oc., sold week ago for 800.
sortng Poplins, only acc, the hand-omsat pat
terms;
French Organdies, choicest designs, only Gc.;
Fine Lawns, 2oc., worth 3ec;
Aloscas, DelaiRes, &c, at haiftheir worth.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
7, ,bis dsoartnent am offering greater induce.
msn,s s,han any one else, as WI! be seen by my
price lit:
calico. 10, al and &c., the best qnahE'
sleachsI Cotton only loc.; extra good, yard vide
only l5c.;
Brown Cotton, l?I, Is, and l'c. the pest'
shifting Stripes, only l@c. yard
Bed Tick, full width, only zoe ;
and all other goods selling at the pvices ol tnh
season. In my
HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT
am selling the greatest bargains IN Table Da.
mask, Table Cloths. Napkins, Towels, Linen ana
Cotton Diaper, Narcotics Quilts, Couniefpaheo'
&c, sc. -
All the above goods ara selling off very rapidly
and if you wish to supply yourself call early on
JULIUS SYCLS,
sla Main street. between Ninth aud Tenth.
The following gentlemen would be glad to serve
their friends:
RlTER G. CARE, JONAS Wh!HbEso'
GEORGE p BAGBT, GEO. SWABACHES.
;,oo JULIUS SYCLE.
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ASSAULT AND BATTEHY-A STUBBORN
DAEKEY.- csterdJy afternoon Sergeant
Kondricll and policeman O'Dwycr at
tempted TO arrest Coored man named
James Iardwcst on charge Of unlaw-
fUily as<auIting and beating MolIic White,
who is also black. Proceeding to his
house on Broad street, the officers in
formed James ofthc charge against him, and
begged his company 10 the police station ;
whcrcupon he became exceedingly impu-
dent and cursed them most violently.
Failing in mildcr measures, one OF the
officers seized him by the collar and order
cd him to come. Tic unruly darkcy then
graspcd a muSllet and Swore that he would
die before lie would be arrested. His arms
being secured, he then tried iisss,sfcct, and
teeth, but was finally oyerpowcred and led
away captive, though still obstrepcrous.
Quite Il crowd OF negroes followed the
officers to the lower station, and loudly
threatened arcscuc, butadid not carry out
their designs. The prisoner was securely
locked up, and will have a hearing this
morning.