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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1867-09-21
EDGAR POsT-0FFICE
Saint-Jean-Baptiste
LES DIDATS

On appelle dc &C nom do eandidat
toute personne qui postuis I'M titre
honorable, une place eminente, I'd en-
ploi lucratif Les Romans nommaient
ainsi particulierement les pretendants
aux charges publiques. qui q mettaient
sur les raDgs au temps Dc lelectiou des
magistrats. lie mot est latin, eandidatus,
forme do eandidas. blanc, 4 cause de
Ia robe blanche que portaient les aspi.
rants. Vetus de 10 sorte, liz allaient
solliciter les suffragcs, accompanies de
leurs prochcs, de leurs smis, do leurs
clients. Dc son cote, le easdidat.
AVERT par ses nomenclateurs, gems
charges de lui faire conuaitre par leurs
noms ceux don't il briguait 10 vote. q.
luait ct embrassais tous lAs individus
quill rencontrait sur ID voie on sur Il
place publique. La loitullienne defeu-
DAFT aux candidats De donner dss jeux
on des fstes au public, de psur que,
par ce uoyen, on ne gaguat les suffra-
ges du peuple; mais. du restc. on
n'oubliait rien pour y parvenir cares.
scs, intrigucs, liberalites, bassesses
meme, tout etait prologue. Dams les
derniers temps do Ia republiquc. on
vint jusqu'a corrompre les distributeurs
de bulletins. qui, en- les Dormant au
peuple pour 10 scrutin. glissaient adroi-
tement par dcssous une pieco dor i
chacun de ccux don't on voulait deter.
miner le suffrage en- favour du candidat
don't 10 nom etait inscrit sur le bulletin.
C'etait pour prevenir oct iuconvtnieDt,
dissent quelqucs auteurs, qu'on await
impose aux candidats l'obligation de- ne
paraitre dams les assemblies qu'avec
Ia robe blanche. sans unique, ain
d'oter tout soupcou qu'ils portassent
Dc largent pour oorronprs lss suffn-
gcs. D'autres prttendept Gus ce Cos.
tune servait supplement A.lol hire
remarquer dams ID fodle par leurs apis
ct leurs clients. lie despotisme mill
taire detruisit l. suffrage univssssl 4
Rome ct There 6ta le droit d'Slection
au peuplc pour le donner au senat. A
partir du reguc de l'empereur Gordien.
ct longtcmps spres, les soldsts Dc h
garde imperiale prrent 10 nom de
eandidats, de &c qu'ils staient choisis
parmi toutcs les ksioos. Tsrtallien
appelait ccux qui denandaisnt b bap-
teme candidate Da. In France, dam
les faculties des sciences 4 d. lsttsss,
les aspirants ~ baosalasrtat. l u icsn.
CO ou au doctorat, sopt sussi nonm6a
eandidat'. Chez lee HSbreux, iss All.
res criminelles sinstruisaient devaut
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Vous me composerez des poesies que je vous pale.
raj ct moi je les fera imprmer mes frais ct sous
mon nom. Ainsi vous tirerez profit de vos penes.
Est-ce entenduI - asa#. .-s.aai a.aseJ IssIr
La dignitt du poete se revoltait, disait NON mas
son amour, daccord svec son estomac disait ouL II
h6stait p&lissant ct rougissant tour tour. aal
Grand-Paon. voyant son trouble, repondlt pour
lui s b.. -..lf5s. -% fs--,,. ,t. t..g.. ~, arr.e
- Psrbleul tvidemment, c'est entendu.-Et cal.
mant le poete dun regard plein de promesses, il
sjouta :-Vous pouvez cher poete compter sur no.
ire protection. ., sn. y ntlaa h.7 - s."@
In CO moment parut pslegante sauterelle aux allies
de- gaze trsnspsrente dun vert tendre ellie saua ses
trois h6tes dun sourire eDjous @"t't' s"s" ."a.t
-Douce amie dit 10 capricornc, c'est notre poete.
La sauterelle SQUIRT ct salua de nouveau. " "
LIE poAte s'incina dun air contraint IL y await
du mtpris hdessous, ct 10 sauterelle ne sly trompa
point ,Tnais4 as a.aafr 57 asaalags a7#ah ostgs
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du Sud. S.ils redoutent une reaction
don't les signes apparaissent sur toute
l'etendue du pays, c'est beaucoup
moins pour Ia race blanche qui survi.
vra toute.puissante 1 ID crise de &c
temps. que pour Ia race noire qui peut
y sombrer.
Vous etes appeles, dirons-nous aux
candidats ou dslegues de couleur, a
rediger une constitution de pEtss, ecu.
vre dif6cile surtout au lendemain
dune revolution, tache immense / une
epoque quelconque IL faudrait pe.
lite de rEtat, toutes ses lumieres, toute
sa science, tout son talent en- faisceau,
So probite ct son integrite, en- un mot
tout son esprit ct tout son ceur c'est
vous qui, produit dun suffrage debu-
tant, allex vous.memes debuter par
cette delicate mission. Etes-vous capa.
bles d'elever ce monument de ID cons
titutivn, CO chef.d'euvre de Parchitec-
turo politiqus? 81 vous etes impuis-
SAINTS, laisseres-vous TRAVELLER ! votre
place les radicaux, les ineounus, les
ouyriers de Ia hains st de ID confusion |?
Voyes-vous l'ecueil OH W - heurter
votre navire l peine lance ? Vous au.
ries pu distingusr ss chcisir dams Ian
cionue population des hommes purs ct
intelligenss. jadis indulgents ct gene
reux pour vous, CO qu'on pourrait ap-
peler des liberaux conservateurs. Le
pays, plus tard, rentre dams ses droits, -
serait souvenu de cette marque de mo
destie ct de Difference ct vous en- au.
rait su gre. Prenes garde de prendre
une attitude defiante ct hostile visa
Wis dun peuple qui bientot repreudrs
sur vous Ia superioritt naturelle du
nombre. de Ia force acquise, dc Ia cul.
ture intellectuelle, dc rhabilete politi-
que. La dictature militaire disparaitra.
les baTonnettes sen front, ct vousIes-
terez seuls en- face de Ia race blanche,
car ceux qui vous excitent aujourd'hui
auront pris bravement ID fsits ct ne
serout plus Ia pour vous defendN. Ce
jour.la. peut.etre. nous aurons besoiu
de plaider pour vous les circumstances
atteuuantes. saaa ..- .a.' .' .".47
Prenez garde, ct n'abuses pas de
privileges politiques que nj Lincoln,
nj le peuple du Nord, nj les troupes
ftdsralss NJ sopgssiens 1 vous donner.
Vous yous en- repeutiries orusllsment.
LIE Nsss. York I1i5N~s, IN Do vol
vieux amis, IN abolitionists Do u veil.
le. SONNET le calcul suivsnt / ceuz
d'entrs vous qai soot saseeptiblss d
rtfexion :-Ls Sud = main tenant II
millions d'habiianta 8 millions d
blancs ct 4 millions d noiis. u pour.
rait en- nourrir SO millions. II arrive
d'Earope 1000 smigrants par jour.
Dams vingt ans. il J aura ~ Sud 90
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lie tribunal en- presence d'audilsurs ou
de eandidats, parmi lesquels raccuse
pouvait choisir un defenseur, qui, 1
defaut de CO choix, lui etait design6
En6n, dams Ia theorie pha-
lansterienne, le nom de eandidat etait
attribute par Fourier 4 tout homme
quill jugeait apte l prendre Pinitiative
de ID fondation du phalarstsre. Pen
daut vingt ans, Fourier rentra exac-
tement chez lui a rheure quill await
marquee dams ses livres, pour recevoir
Ii visits du candidat: le candidat ne
vint pas, ct Fourier mourut, d6scspe-
rant des hommes, mais non de Dieu.
Nos candidats d'aujourd'hui ne justi-
6ent guere l'etymologie de leur titre,
oar lis ne sont nj blancs, nj vetus de
blanc. du moins pour Ia plupart. Ce
sont on des hommes nouveaux ct incon.
mus. apportes par le aot de l'invasion,
on des afranchis. Nous ne nous occu.
perons pas des premiers, qui sont fort
severement trait9s par IN homme de
coulsur dams une lettre / nm journal
De b George. don't nous publions all
leurs IN extrait edi6ant. Mais nous es.
saierons de- faire entendre le lapgage
du bon sens 4 ceux de nos concitoyens
dc cou'eur qui s'eugagent dams Ia vote
p<rilleuse de Ia politique ct qui sont
capablcs de nous lire ct de nous com.
prendre. Nous les engageons A medi-
ter des conseils dictes par notre expe-
rience des chooses ct par no.re sympa-
THE pour une race que des ambitieux
ct des intrigants poussent A sa RUNE
sur une penee rapido ct fatale. Les ra.
dicaux qui font appel ses mauvaises
passions ont interet A Ia tromper ct
veulent lexploiter ct sen fairc un
marchepicd; au fond, leur politique
est 4 ID fois secessioniste ct esclava-
giste: secessioniste, car lis sont les
plus grands obstacles au reimbursement
de rUnion ct de sa prosperite ,escla-
vagiAs, car le negrs nest pour ssx
qu'un instrument ct une machine
quSls s'hssiteraient pas 1 briser apres
qu'ils sen seraient servis. La preuve
incoutestable de &c que nous svaneons,
s'sst qse ess avoca.s oi6oieux dc Ia
cause des affranchis demandent tous
ID recompense de leur pretendu de-
vousmsnt ct tendent uDe main avide
vers des places ardemmeut conyoitees.
Qnant 1 nous. nous sommes parfai.
tement desinteresse dams Ia question ;
- tditsurs Dc oe journal ss sollicitens
asssns favesr st aueun snploi de Il
m,joeit4 factios crese par les lois du
Coogres; !; ik dedreut laprompte r.
construction du noble ediice Dc III.
MON amIricainA et reconnaissent han.
ssssnt qss b libsrte ct IN droit ire
vocablsment acquis 4 l'anoisn esclsye
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Capitaine THEOPHILE DINvAUT.

lie capitaine de Get excellent batcau in.
forme respectueusemen les habitants ct
le public en- general quill Sc chargcra 4
bon marche de tout fret qui lui serait con-
fe, ct notamment du transport dc bois do
charpente, bois de corde, briques, &c.
II peut en- outrc fournir aux habtants
tous les articles n6cessaires d une habita-
tion, telsque bois de charpente ct de corde,
madriers pour bacs b sucre, briques, ct
chaudieres d sucre, girls do sucrcric, bou.
ches d feu, dc seconde main, aux prix les
Plus mod6res. a#
Le bateau sarretera partout OH il sera
appel6 ct les conditions seront r6glccs de
gre b gre avec le capitaine. On peut aussi
s'adresser d M. Roman Bussierc, Bonnet
Csrre, Rive Gauche. s'
St.Jean.Baptiste, 3 aoat 1867. 3m.
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k,lA A VENDRE

Hi Une jolie propriGts dun ar
Ak pent de face sur guatre.vingts
do profondeur, avec maison do maItre ct
ses dependances, situ6e dams Ia parolsse
St-Jean-Baptiste. rive drolte un mile all.
dessous della Maison de Cour. ln s"
S'adresser pour les conditions
BARNETT & BOUSQrET,
81, rue Cont, Nile. e.Orieans. q
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Founded in 1s31-Chartered by the LeSisla.
ture Of Louisiana, with Commercial,
Agricultural, Mechanical and
Literary Departments.

This College has, by its orn merit, and
thorough, practical plan of education. outlv.
ed all the literally endowed State Colleges
Of this and the South Western States. II is
the Oldest Commercial College IN thesL'a'ted
States.
Every student who gives proper attention
to the instruction is qualified before graduat
ing TO keep any Set Of Books, it matters not
what the business may be, and to the Cores.
pondence Of any House. Students can attend
tho Commercial Course or the Literary or
Agricultural Course, or to Penmanship, Arth.
metic or Book keeping, or the English,
French, Spanish, German, Latin or Greek
Languages, Telegraphing, Photography,
Penmanship, Book keeping or the higher
Mathematics, ETC., ETC., separately. .'.*
Circulars and Catalogues sent to all who
desire them. -. a.
IP'Wc have anple arrangements for ore
thousand students during the current year.
RUFUS DOLBEAR, President.
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On dina. LIE diner tut triste chacun des quatre
convives await sa preoccupation. r...a ..... ...,
LIE capricorne etait soucieux parce que Ia sante.
ree etait de mauvase harneur Grand.Paon revait
Libellule, ct notre poetic. regrettant son hnmante
demarche, mangeait dun air furieux Ii mangea
beaucoup ct sans sc seusr, il psnsait navoir que ce
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Tons deux ptnetrerent chez le capricorne ou plu.
tot chez sa maitresse qui etat des sauterelles
les plus remarsuees do dcmi. monde
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A9SSas A LOUER

1tIiaE Maison de residence avec
dependances, cour ct jardin, situee a ST.
Jeau. Baptiste, rive droite, un mile ct
demi au.dessus de Ia Mason de Cour.
S'adresser sur les euxi
Mime PIERRE BORNE
StJGan.B .Baptiste, I septembre 1867.
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y ATTORNEY At Law q

practices in the parishes Of 81. Charles
st. John the Baptist, st. James
and Ascension. .....
Once st. John the Baptist, Edgar r. o
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[ Open constantly, Dag and Evening, J
Corner Of Camp and Common Streets,
In the Elegant and Spacious Iron Building
NEW ORLEANS.
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Yational Rrpnblitan.
RATES OF ApyEnrIsINa.

One square, one insertion, q; subsequent inssr'
uons 90 cents. One square, one month, %. Libera
Inducements to quarterly, semi snnSal, and yearly
advertisers.
Every other day advertisements, 80 per cent addi.
uonsl Twice week advertisements, 75 per cent.
additional
Eight lines constitute square. Less than square
shArged In proportion, At the above rates.
Editorial notices, rs cents per line each insertion
Local nstices, 20 cents per line each insertion.
Advertisements coming under the hsads Of wants.
For Sale, For Rent, Lost and Found, not sIessdinq
four lines, one insertion, 25 conts three times 90
eeats Any greater number Of lines at proportionato
rates
AdxartiaamantA nhnnld ha hanhad In hafora q N m
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PYTBiAN,
MuTUALs.
INNINGS.

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In the evening the Pythians were handsom.l,
entertained by the Mutual Club who provided,
at Woodwsrd's Hall, q collation.. A rich and
massive silver ball and q beautiful rosewood
bat were presented to tho Pythians by the
Ladies' CrOquct Club Of this city; and, at a late
hour, tho club retired from the hall in the hap
piost mood imaginable.
A senior base ball club was organized under
the name of the East Washington Base Ball
Club, on Capitol Hill, Tuesday, August 81. The
following officers were elected: JOS. Walsh, IT,,
PRESIDENT james T. Wilson, vice president A.
s. Lynch, secretary; Henry ]. siye, treasurer.
Directors, silas H. Dooloy, D. Deal, Daniel Cal.
lahan
The national Republican., 1867-09-02

LITTLEFIELD's LINE ESGRAvIYG OF GEN.
GRAST.-A day or two since we visited the
studio Of J. H. Littleaeld, esq, No. Al Pennsyl-
yania avenue, where We were shown his painting
Of Gen. Grant, magnificent work Of art which
exhibits the General In all his life and viyacity.
Every feature and every line Of each feature Is
plainly visible In the portrait and not only Is
tho portrait correct representation of the Gen.
era In this respect but the very set of the body,
especially the shoulders, Is observed at the first
glance. Tho expression Of countenance seems to
indicate to us, who know the General, that be is
about to enter upon 4 work Of which he is fully
master, and which he means to carry through to
completion. In fact, Mr. Littledeld has made
decided hit In this masterwork, and he may we'll
feel proud Of his success Mr.. Guyler's line en-.
craving Of this portrait reflects high credit upon
him. lie has spent nearly year in engraving
1t, and had, prior to this, large experience in
bank.note engraving, both here and in Europe
The lines arc drawn to n nicely, and 1t Is mirac.
ulous how they are brought together with such a
degree Of perfection and with such fne effect
II Is, in fact, the best large head engraving we
have ever beheld. Copies can now be procured
at the studio, No. All Pennsylvania avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-09-02

MONEY ORDER OFrIcE.-The following
Is report Of the business done In TIE money
order office during the month Of August: Amount
received for money orders issued, s14l9. SO;
amount paid on money orders, SIS, ,432 Al.
There are now over s24 money order otfises In
the United States, and on September Oh about
400 more will 60 into effect, making la in the
United States.
This week the money order Office Will ie 70.
moved to tho east wing Of the building, mi will
have an entrance on street. The room ,eing
atted up precisely the same as tho one nowused
for that purpose.
The national Republican., 1867-09-02

Cor DUcKIYG.-On Saturday morn.
ing at about seyon o'clock three little fellows
were riding in their boat In the vicinity Of the
Long Bridge, whom one Of them, in moving
quickly from one part Of the boat to the other,
upset the little crew, and all went into the
water together. They were fortunate, however,
In all being good swimmers, and they swan to
one Of the piers Of the bridge, and were rescued
by colored man who went to them from the
Virginia shore.
The national Republican., 1867-09-02

ATTEMPT TO BREAK JArL-Some weoL
ego an attempt to broak out of tbs i.i, -.
frustrated BY tho timely discovery of ibs son
sspiraey. This was previous to Sanford Conov.,,,
transfer 70 Albany, and II was generally con'
oeded that no was the leader in that efIoyt and
tnat the saws and other implement, mad ~
the prisoners had been taken into the bniId;ng :
BY some one OF Conover's numerous si.,,
since that time the warden and jail suards hav.
boen particularly watchfui and recent m an,
movements on the part Of the prisoner led to
an increased vigilance. W
Friday last about IL O'Clock the guard, On.
Vali and waters sprang suddenly whore King
was oonnned, and found tho prisoners there AZ
work. The prisoners were, Of course. threw
into confusion, and II was discovered that an
aperture large enough to admit the passse. Of
q mans body had been cut between the cali
In which King was confined and the one nj.
Joining 1t on the west. Another hole had been
cut In the rear wall, apparently with the inten.
tion Of leading TO another cell.
subsequent investigation revealed the fact
that q cell on another floor had also been cut
through, while yet other walls had been tam.
pered with and there was every indication that
tns attempt was general concerted movement.
ot which all the prisoners had knowledge and in
which all were engaged.
=, hver snce the last attempt at escape King.
tne morse thief, has been very heavily ironed; |
vas found that he had succeeded In saving
through his heavy irons, and his limbs were Al
liberty. After the plot had been discovered one
y the prisoners remarked that tho guards had |
ianked them this time, but they would get even |
1et' and he then very coolly drew from beneath
,is coat collar sharp saw made of q common
able knife. 'A
The national Republican., 1867-09-02

CHARGEDwITH GRAND LARCENY.-Oficer
Nutting, Of the Second Precinct, arrested a col.
Washington, on Saturday, on complaint Of
Mary Hawkins, who charged George with tho lar.
ceny Of two gold rings and two gold buttons.
The charge was sustained, and Washington was
committed to Jail for court. Part of the Jew
slry was recovered by the Officer making the
arrest
The national Republican., 1867-09-02

BrTTRN.-A gentleman about seventy
six years Of age. named J. @. Pickett, was pass
ing along at tho corner of @ and Third streets,
on Friday last, when vicious dog sprang out
and bit him very severely. It Is hoped that the
bite will produce no serious results. The victim
Is now doing as we'll as the nature of the injury
will allow. The owner Of the dog, Mr.. Edgar
Williams, was arrested by Officer Berry, Of the
Fourth ward, aud taken before Justice Walter,
charged with keeping q vicious dog without
license. Justice Walter fined Williams $40 and
one dollar costs, and ordered that tho dog be
slain as provided by recent act Of the City
Councils.
The national Republican., 1867-09-02

SEVENTH STREET RAILROAD Relief As.
sociArIoS-on Thursday, the 18th inst, this
association will give, at the Park, festival for
the benefit Of the association. The main fea.
lures OF the occasion will be a pig chase, sack
race race, pole climbing, bowling, prize shooting &c.
There is fun ahead.
The national Republican., 1867-09-02

ABUNDANT encouragement is being given
to the Consolidated Business College, in the
increased demand for its scholarships. The
principal, Professor COpp, informs us that an
unusually large number have already Joined the
new classes. We are pleased to learn that our
young ladies are becoming interested In practi.
cal education. Quite number are enrolled for
bookkeeping and business practice, while others
are seeking improvement In penmanship We
wish this college the success II so we'll merits.
The national Republican., 1867-09-02

RETURNS OF FINES AND PEyALFns.-
Justice Walter makes tho following reIrns Of
fines and penalties collected during tn, month
Of August; Fines paid over after deductbg all
expenses, as follows: to corporation ofWshing-
ton, $625.09; to Levy Court, s53; to United
States, $40. Total, $72r, 90.
The national Republican., 1867-09-02

SALE OF AN EAGLE.-On Saturdaynorn.
ing Messrs. Groom 4 Williams, auclionees, sold
at auction a ane American eagle, said to ,e only
one year old. 1t was purchased for tht snail
sum Of So, tho amount to be donated for de ben.
eft Of a church. Ifthe church Is as muci below
par as an eaglc appears to be, it cannot b, worth
a very large sum, members and ALL
The national Republican., 1867-09-02

FINED. About two o'clock yesterday
morning Officers Hughes and Acton, Of the Third
precinct arrested Ann Robinson and Ann Will
son, charged with plying an illegimate business.
tanned until morning when each one was required
BY Justice Walter to pay fine Of s.,
The national Republican., 1867-09-02

DEATH OF WILLIAM MoCAruRAN, lsQ.-
william MoCathran, esq, a woll.knoyn and
ostimablo citizen, one Of the principali Of the
Wallach's school house, died at his rsidenoe
at the Navy Yard, on Friday afternoa. He
was o brother of Donald McCathraE ogo.,
Alderman from the Sixth ward.
The national Republican., 1867-09-02

PROFESSOR F. +. MULLER, organist and
director Of music at Plymouth Church, Rev
Henry Ward Beecher's) Brooklyn, L. l., will, at
the request Of our musical celebrities, gite an
organ concert at Calvary Baptist Church OF this
Monday evening, September 2, ats o'dook.
The lovers Of good music are respectfully Invited.
The national Republican., 1867-09-02

PAID DEAR FOR IIrs DRuYK.-On Satur.
day afternoon James Connolly was brought IA
the Central station by 0ficor wallngsiord for
being intoxicated on the street and resisting him
IN the discharge Of his duty. Justice Walter
made him pay So.
The national Republican., 1867-09-02

MARRIAGE IcENoEs.-During the month
OF August the clerk Of the Supreme Cout has
issued 14l licences OF this number 3f were
colored couples. On Friday, the 23d instnt, no
licences were issued, a circumstance unpreeden.
tod for any business day for the past l2or Is
years.
The national Republican., 1867-09-02

ARCHBISHOP SPAULDISG.-We finl the
following In last weeks Baltimore Mirror eve
understand that q letter from the Mos Rev.
Archbishop spalding to ono Of his many riends
in Baltimore announces the fact that the Gecrees
Of the second plenary council of Baltimore have
been confirmed at Rome
The national Republican., 1867-09-02

STEALING ROASTING EARs.-0n Saturday
o@cer Boteler, Of the sth precinct, arrested two
small boys, named John Goodrich and James
Cullum, charged with tho larceny Of con from
the garden Of Mrs. Rank, on the Navy Yard.
Justice Gull ordered that they be locked up six
hours each and then dismissed
The national Republican., 1867-09-02

The MONTHLY SANITARY Police RPoRT
Through tho politsness Of 7. 4. W. Feinor, esq.
the gentlemanly clerk at police headquarters, We
are enabled to publish the sanitary reporter the
last month, to wit: Number Of nuisances rportcd
at the central Office, $751; number abatedi $40;
unabated, 15i number Of written notices Ieryed
on citizens, 44oi number verbally notiaedl, 1856;
number Of sick and destitute persons scntto the
hospital, 81 number Of friendless persons iuried,
D. number Of dead horses and cows rcportd and
removed, 97; number Of dead dogs, hog, &c,
reported and removed, 1853; number Of rrests
made, 81 amount Of fines imposed, $l25. Lieu.
tenant Noonan Is In charge Of the sanitaryforce,
and praises his men very much for their ppmpt.
ness.
The national Republican., 1867-09-02

MORE AUCrIoNEER CAsEs.-On Saturday
morning, M. L. Ezekiels 4 Co, and Colman /
Co., were arrested by acting Lieutenant Greer,
on 4 warrant charging them with obstructing
Pennsylvania avenue after having been notified
BY the proper authority not to do so, contrary
to the act Of CoHgress Of juno IL, 1858. The
cases were taken before Justice Walker and
postponed until this week.