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The national Republican., 1867-09-18
The Vote ON the New Constitution oi
Maryland.

Maryland.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 1s.-The election on the
adoption Of the new constitution took place in
this State to-day.
The total vote in this city Is 81, ,9l6i Of which
16.24o were for the constitution and 5,676
against 1t. majority for tho constitution oi
10, 564.
The vote to-day was about 5000 short Of the
vote Of 1860.
The vote In Annapolis for the constitution was
277i against It 1873. A majority Of 12s for the
constitution.
The majority for the constitution will not bo
loss than 20, 900 In the State.
The national Republican., 1867-09-18
The Late Disturbances between the Sol
diers and Freedmen,

AUGUSTA, GA, Sept. ls.-The soldiers and
freedmen who were prominent in the late dis
turbanoes have been arrested. The former viii
be tried BY court martial and tho latter by tn,
civil courts.
An inoffsnsive white citizen was set upon ant
badly cut this morning BY soldiers, who, 1t l.
supposed, took him for a colorsd man.
The national Republican., 1867-09-18

DISTINGUISHED ARRrvALs.-Major Generals
SHERIDAN and HANCOCK arrived in Washington
last evening. The former has rooms at Will
lard's and the latter Is at the Metropolitan. It
Is understood that these distinguished soldiers
visit Washington at tho request of General
GRANT,
The national Republican., 1867-09-18
Railroad Accident-Two Persons Killed
snd Five Wounded.

ELNIRA, N. Y, Sept. 1s.-A collision 90.
CURED this morning on the Elmira and Canaan
daigua branch Of the Northern Central railroad,
between Millpond and Pine Valley. An excursion
train Of ten cars proceeding from Elmira to q
Masonic picnic at Havana came in collision with
freight train standing on the track A hsgmsn
had been stationed to warn the engineer Of the
excursion train, but he mistook tho signal to
stop for 60 ahead slowly, and . moment aftsr
came the freight cars around the curve.
Tho engineer and fireman saved themselves by
leaping from the engine.
Only the persons standing on the platforms
were injured, ss the train was moving slowly.
Two persons we're killed, and Eve wounded.
The national Republican., 1867-09-18

MR. JACOB BooL is now permanently
established In his new Boot ana Shoe Store, Ho zie
Seventh street, between q and II streets, near the
Patent onnee whore he has . large and veil selected
stock Of Boots Shoes sad oai.srs ladies and gen
tsmsn, misses, youths, and children, Of every de-
serption. Also, made 10 order. Boots, Shoes, aad
Caters Of the best French Calf t the lovs. prices
The national Republican., 1867-09-18

HuLBRus & Bro, SOC Seventh street,
one door south Of Odd Fellows Hall, make 70 order
and warrant good A. French Calf stitched osisrs,
e7.co; French Calf stitched Boots, eli; American
Calf stitched Boots so First rate psggsd Boots. s
Pine stitched Boots on handfor ts Home. made pssrsd
R@.Aa, t65o; Heavy Kip and Grain Boots, IS to ts.
The national Republican., 1867-09-18
A U ION SAL n Q
s. MARsHAL's OFFICE.

In virtue Of writ Of ferf Jdcfas on seifa, issued
from the clerks once Of the supreme Court Of ths
pose TO public SALE for Cash. In front Of the Court
House door Of said District, on MONDAY, the Soth
day Of September inst, 1867, N II o'clock, m, all
deendants right tits claim and interest In and 10
Lots No. eand l. IN square No. IA Of Davidson's sub
division, In the city Of washngton, D. O., togsther
with the Improvements thereon, seirsd and levied
Trial, January, 1858. DAVID 9. 000DInG,
q. 9. Marshal, d. o. =
SEPTEMBER Q, 1857. sspf0.dA
The national Republican., 1867-09-18
Yellow Fever at New Orleans-A Coiored
Judge on the Bench.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. ls. The number Of
deaths from the yellow fever for the twenty -four
hours ending at six o'clock this morning were
forty six. The fever is spreading among the
towns In the interior Of this State.
A cOlored judge presided this morning for the
hrst time on the bench in the First district Of
the Recorders court Of this city
The national Republican., 1867-09-18
L o G / IT e N s /.

Two BOXES OF LINEN IMITATION CoLLAHa
for Is ssnis si A. sahs Co.'S. GIT Seventh street,
adjoining National Bank Of the Republic. :.
The national Republican., 1867-09-18

The Body Of John wilkes Booth asked
for by his Brother.
BALTIMORE. September 1s.-Edwin Booth Is
recovering and is now considered safe from the
threatened loss Of his arm. He has made
another application for the remains Of his
brother. pleading very earnestly that his mother,
being very aged, Graves the dead body, SO ss to
inter It, before she dies, near that Of his distin
guishsd father, who Is buried near this city. The
request has been denied.
The national Republican., 1867-09-18

TWENTY DOLLARS FOR ONE or THOSE orS.
uins slh hixsd Suits, just arrived q, Hsnninss One
Price Clothing Store, the eorpsr Of seventh stree,
and hsryisnd svenus.
The national Republican., 1867-09-18

No Gable Dispatches-Heavy Storm, and
the Wires Working Badly.
New York, September lS.-No evening dis.
patches have been received from the cable.
A heavy storm Is prevailing east, and the land
wires to Halifax are working badly.
The national Republican., 1867-09-18

AN enthusiastic chessman wants to play
~ international game seros, the cable.
The national Republican., 1867-09-18
OONFEDERATE BONDS WANTED.

FIRsr NATIONAL BANK, August 10, 1887.
We have an order for a moderate amount Of the
EaHT PEE oEET. BONDS or TIE O. q, A., and until
hllsd will buy all that offered A the best rates.
W,B HUNTINGTON,
au N.di Cashier,
The national Republican., 1867-09-18
r UMBER, LIME AND CEMENT /!

i5o, 600 best quality Of white Pine Steam Kiln
Dried Lumber.
500, 900 Bangor LAths,
900, 900 feet Of white Pine and Spruce seantling.
Also, Pence Pioksts, Hemloek, Boards, Rails, Jois,
&e, ke ust received and for sale At our wharf foot
Of Seventh street. sP. BR0wH d SON,
ds2 485 Ninth street, bet. and
The national Republican., 1867-09-18
sP PECIAL NOTICES g.

~ Univsrsal franchise Association.-
This Association will hold meeting In Union Lsagus
Hall, Ninth, bslov street, att 80 o'clock PRI-
DAY EVENING, the 2oth instant. Mrs. 0aISrIso,
Mrs. HoLrEs, Mrs. McNALL, and others. will speak.
Admit,snos free. The public are invited.
By order Of Ii. BoARp OF MANAGRRs.
% 1881
The national Republican., 1867-09-18

~ BricklayerS Union, No. LA meet
Ing Of the Briekisysrs' Union, No. will be held 81
Trades Union Hall, southeast eornsr Of Eighth and
streets, on THURSDAY EvRHIHo, September 10.
At o'clock. Business Of importance requires the at
tendance Of every member. J. d. BoNTL.
SELF tBxprsss Recording Secretary.
The national Republican., 1867-09-18

LrBRErros Of all the Operas at John F
Ellis Music stors, 500 Psnnsyivsnia svsnus.
The national Republican., 1867-09-18
Death Of Gen. Yeil-The Milliken Case
No Yellow Fever at Memphis.

MEMPHIS, sept. lo.-The Milliken case hal
been continued until tomorrow.
The city is unusually healthy. No apprehsn
sions Of the yellow fever arc felt.
Gen Yell, prominent lawyer Of Arkansas, 4
dead.
The national Republican., 1867-09-18
Marine News
sunRhIllsnns s. eoa High W.t.r. il s2.n

suu R. 6.l3 Sun :. sos Hish water, II nAn
ARRIvID. M
Str Express, Nichols, Baltimore. ft
Schr. r. O. Stannard, Hubbard, Norfolk.
sohr. Anna Warwick, Spsddin. Baltimore.
Sohr. Annette, HALEY. Baltimore.
sohr. Isabella, Grager, river.
Schr. Palestine, Simons, river.
Schr. Alexander Young. Young Philadelphia.
sobr. Samuel Main, Riley, river.
cLEARxD.
Str. Columbia, Harper, Baltimore.
Str. Kennebec, Wilson, Baltimore.
sohr. Topic, Banks, Salisbury.
sohr. Orator, Tongue, Salisbury.
The national Republican., 1867-09-18

UTANTED-NEW AND OAST-OFF
w CLOTHING, OLD GOLD AED SILVER, or
any other article OF value, at the old established
Merchant PawnbToksr Store Of r. FULTON Co.,
6o2 Ninth street, doors north Of Penn. avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-09-18

MN ,' r1n sZykp .oAap sLL.s: ,0,,
yaly, 1855, lo1I; iet9i,9sli T.so'., June. 1915
7-s0's, July, IoT; Cd, lil4i.
The national Republican., 1867-09-18
FOR SALE OR RENT.

F0R RENT-ONE NEATLY FUR
l. nished Room on hrst floor; can be had by
Thirteenth and Fourtsenth stress four doors from The
corner Of Thirtesnth.
BoardeTa can also be accom- mmodAtsd, SO l7-St
The national Republican., 1867-09-18

FOR SALE-THE THREE-AND-A-
IL Half story BRICK HOUSE, No. 800 Sixth street
west, between O and II streets, with Nine Rooms,
Water, Gas and Bath room. For further particulars
apply at 2i6 Pennsylyania avenue. between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets. au9-u
The national Republican., 1867-09-18
COMNERClAL.

ALExAsDnIA MA1rrs. Sept. 1s,-Ths mar.
ket for Grain this tofning was quite active
receipts light and setf wheat in demand at good
prices. We have noehAnge to note IN our quo
tations for Flour. " quote family at $ls.bOa
1850. Market very lra and the supply equal
10 the demand. On loL5nge this morning 2e4
bushels white WheH SGD at S2.35 Tor prime,
and sos bushels red NJ offered, but no sales 70.
ported. corn-elo R.ls river white sold at
81. HALL and ofsriA 81 1878 bushels mixed,
brought Sl.lsal.14 10 yellow ofersdi ], 1e6
bushels Oats chsngM hands at 55a56cents; So
bushels Rye were ofkreh, but Afterwards with
drawn; 90 barrels sxifs] Flour were offered, but
no sales reported. Better In demand.
The national Republican., 1867-09-18
TULIUs TSCH & co.
81 rRACTICLI

TIN, COPPER, AMI sHxET. IRON WORKERS,
No. 40 Pennsylvania Avsnus, (south sids) between
Third and Pour sul.a-half streets, Washington, ,
DC.
81 Orders 10 the Above branches, As well as
Metallic Roofing and srOuting, will be executed At
paired; also, orders for ovss and Jobbing in gen.
eral promptly attended ID. els.1m
The national Republican., 1867-09-18
I.ssr.st,ng Reading on Every Page.

- Hot,cs.-fhs DAnT HAriorAL REPUBLICAN,
vll on and ssr April l. 1857, BE- furnished 10 sub
,er,b.n (by ssrrisrs) In Washington, osorgstovn,
and AI.rsndris q. any cents Per month, payable 70
the AGENT
~ No notice can ss taken Of anonymous eonnu-
aieations. whaisvsr Ia intended for insertion mus
be authenticated by the name and address Of the
vritsrnot nsssssariiy for publication, but guar
snty for Its good faith
~ All sommunisations, vhsthsr on business or
for publication. should Be addressed 70 VIZ. hul.
rAoz, Proprietor HArIosAL RzrusLIcAs, ,washinston,
DO
The national Republican., 1867-09-18

~ PUBLIC sCHOOLs.-As the last
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of Public Schools
the following resolution was adopted:
Resoived, That the following places be designated
n oess for the rsnsaetion Of ali the Public Bchool
business By the respective subBoards Of Trustees:
For the sub.Board, First District, (First and ses-
ond wards-sohool room. corner Yourtssnth and O
streets,
For The sub-Board, Second District, Third aad
Fourth wards)-schoOi room on II, between Sixth
and Seventh streets.
For the sub-Board, Third District, (Finh and
Sixth wards)-wallash School Building, and School
room, corner Third street east and street south.
For the sub-Board, Fourth Di,triet, Seventh
ward)-Mals Grammar School room, John 4. Thomp-
son, teacher, on Sixth street
The Trustees will be In attendance al the above
named places from to sIf o'clock on each morning
Of the week, from Monday to Friday, inclusive,
during the month Of September; and all persons
entitled TO tickets Of admission TO the Public Schools
can procure them at the places and times dssignstsd
By order Of the Board.
sep R. y. BoIsxAU. sse'y.
The national Republican., 1867-09-18

DOR R RENT.-THE LARGE AND
IL Fine House, corner Twenty. hfth and streets,
No e3 Is rooms, gas, and water, with large garden
attached. Rent, t76 month. Possession given lst
October Apply on the premises or at 246 Psnnsyl.
yania avenue, between Twelfth and ThlItesnth
streets 20 lS.2w
The national Republican., 1867-09-18

THIS BEAUTIFULLY FITTED UP HOUSE
IL now for rent BY the night, week. month, to
'p'''Gif PfEsr psr"Si CLASS @ EXHIBITIONS ONLY.
Seating capacity foi |, 200 persons. Stocked with
scenery and propsrte, with full stage capacity for
traps, 10.
For terms, address WI. WALL CO.,
South corner Pennsylvini avenue and Ninth street.
se IL -eodlm
The national Republican., 1867-09-18
w A N T.5.

SITUATI0N WANTED-BY A
y Young Man as CLERK In a grocery store; has
been 10 the business about year References given.
Address Box 81 At this onice % i7.St
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-14
The Cleveland Convention.

We received but late for insertion at length in
present ISSUE copy of President Roberts Message to the
Fenian Congress- which met in Cleveland Tuesday, the
Sd instant For the present. space obges us to content
ourselves with giving few extracts from this somewhat
lengthy document:
To Fenian Brotherhood in
Congress assembled.
BROTHERS: Again we meet for the third time in the his
tory OF our reformed Organizations and if the signs OF the
times and our present condition augur anything 1t IS that
Heaven smiles It's blessings just and righteous efforts
The clouds which long hid abors sacrifices and
devotion from brothers in the old land have at last
been dpeed and the true and hearts of race
now beating with common impulse in unity and fraternity
Efforts weak through division now be made powerful
and effective by matured and sifl action; passion had its
day. but reason regns at last pretee and asehood roed
in their temporary success but honesty patriotism and truth
have finally come out triumphant.
Though consong and encouraging see great principles
triumph and to know that Ireland had sons in this age of
selfish trimmers who could mlinchngy fight for her
cause and the honor of their though the men thew
sought to dscountananced their efforts for time-we
cannot feel any personal exuaton in triumph over the
ilty few when remember that they the dishonored
do of their own race and that the land love dearly
and for whose redemption have toed and worked
suffers all the horrors of crucfXion, without the iantes
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-14

serve so innocenty in the home circle and often, when
Molly says her cousin is visiting in the Kitchen she
arous lover was taking observations preparatory to pay
premises nocturnal visit w9 rsdd Rge
erty. Women naturally shrewd at bargain, and
pretty "mol" will wheede of receiver better price
for goods than could the burglar himself Sometimes they
are used to pipe" place. the robbery of which is
emplated ascertain the habits and customs of the
pants of the premises. The female lis generally
considered equal to the responsibility of keeping secret
but burglars mol" will suffer almost any punishment
rather than beray the gang which she and her lover
belong. Jealousy will sometimes them to do this but
when does repentance speedily follows the betrayal and
the will then contradict herself such extent
deprive her testimony of all weight Burglars
rule brutal in their instincts and consequently rough in
their treatment of women who devoted to them
These often faithful their lovers but the lovers
always Inconsistency personifed.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-14
LATE NEWS.

General Sheridan gave up his command General Griffin
Thursday the 9th nst and took his departure for St
Louis The city and the loyal citizens of New
Orleans gave him atterng escort to the depot Speeches
made and resolutions adopted complimentary to him.
which he responded in few words of acknowledgment
Extensive arrangements making in st. Louis by the
soldiers and other loyal citizens, give him BETTING
ception his arrival The people Of every other loyal
community in the nation would be glad of opportunity to
do likewise.
The Presidents Amnesty Proclamation pardons all except
four classes, as follows
1s All against whom legal proceedings have been inst
tuted such jeff Davis and other prominent executive
officers.
3D. All who have been foreign agents of the rebel Govern
ment, such as Mason, Slidell, etc.
3d. All officers above the rank of in the
army Captain in the navy.
4th This class is definitely known but supposed to
embrace all who appear to be implicated in the assassination
of President Lincoln.
Jonsons organ states the of change in the War
Department is without foundation in truth ~ but it admits
that changes in the Cabinet may be expected at any moment
This probably that Seward and McCulloch may be
removed
The Minister of Foreign Affairs in France has thought
important to issue circular stating that the meeting Of the
Emperors" Sazburg only of coincidence"
the fate of Macmillan. This is remarkable commentary
the position which those two powerful Emperors occupy
with regard to Mexico All they do is to "condole
Had rebellion still been raging the coincidence would
probably have been of a different character.
Within few weeks past, the sentiment in favor Of i'm
peachng the the boldbad man. who disgracng the Gov
enmen imperng the peace and welfare of the Republic
and rendering himself infamous, by his defiance of the
popular will his betrayas of the of loyalty and his
contempt for the legislative department of the Government
has become strong in all parts of the loyal section
country If Congress, reassembing in the middle OF
November will fail arragn and try him, will fail to do
what the popular sentiment of the country unquesonaby
expects it to do
Chlicothe (Ohio) paper says: General Logan is Of
Irish parenage and native of this city The only ground
for the that he is relative Of Logan the celebrated
Chief of the Mngoe probably arises from the fact that the
born in Chicohe while the other buried on the
highest point of Mount Logan, overlooking Chillicothe
General Logan's father is native of county Monaghan
Ireland
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-14

The exhibition of machinery domestic manufactures and
objects of art and fancy, will commence in the West Side
Rink of West Randolph and Ada Streets Chicago on
Monday the 10th of September 1t will continue tor ten
days. and will be open to the public from O'Clock IN the
morning till half past at night AS truly national
exhibition of the productions of American genius ana ge
uity it will be well worthy of visit from all our patriotic
citizens and the receipts of entire day Will De given
soldiers and their families it should be regarded duty
we'll as pleasure to render generous and liberal support
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-14
Irishmen ought to Support One Another.

There Irish population in Chicago and only
very few hotels kept by Irshmen The Rock Island House,
kept by Mr. Donnelan is excellent hotel cheap and
spectacle and ought be largely paonzed by country
We trust any of people who here returning
from the Convention will make this their stopping place 1t
foursory brick house. situate directly opposite the
Michigan Southern and Rock Island RR depot and is fur
nished throughout with entirely new furniture.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-14
Chicago Agent.

Mr. FRANK LAWYER 2O7 South Despaines street. is duly
authorized collect and receipt bills Any moneys paid to
him. and duly receipted will be acknowledged at this office
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-14
NOTICES.

NorIcE.-An important letter from special
pondent, Wild Egerton, will appear next week.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28

the efficient and courteous manner In which
he has OF all times discharged his duties as
clerk
Mr. Caperton offered the following fesolu-
ton which was adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks Of this HOUSE
are due and are hereby rendered TO Gen. e.
g. McAackin, Sergeant-atarms for the efi-
-cient and prompt manner which he has dis
charged the duties of his Office.
Mr. Griffin offered the following resolution
which was adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks of this House
are rendered to the Clergy of this city for
their services rendered during the present
sessionsof this House.
Mr. Dotson from committee on Enrolled
Bills reported favorably to bills referred
A message was received from the Cover
nor announcing his approval of certain bills.
On motion Of Mr. sGholson the House re-
considered it's vote postponing its adjourn
ment until 8 o'clock tomorrow.
After the Speaker having delivered his
farewell address, he declared the House OF
Representatives, adjourned, sine die.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28

Congress has various ''investigat-
ing committees at work; but the one
that is investigating frauds at New
York has met with an accident-the
peculiarly 'sharp" citizens of that
place having stolen a great part of the
evidence which has been taken. The
committee, however intend to call the
witnesses over again, and will ''inves-
tigate" as vigorously as ever By the
way, it seems to us in this connection
that Congressional investigating COM
mittees have been at work, with more
or less intensity, nearly all the time
for the last ten years, and have devel.
oped, especially about election time,
the most astounding rascality; but of
the shoals of swindler unearthed
scarcely a solitary Individual has ever
been punished It really seems that
the investigation of frauds nowadays
is as costly as the frauds themselves
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28
For the Clarion.
fOf buo O1aflOu'
Guberuat0riaI.

EDITORS CLARION It is the impression
and generally understood that our present
able and meritorious Executive intends to
retire to private life at the close of his pres
ent term OF office. In view of this assump-
tion, it behooves the people to take the mat
ter in hand, and select a suitable person for
his successor; we would, therefore, suggest
the name of the Hon. freeman B. Irby, Rep
resentative from the county of Pamela, as
eminently qualified for the position. The
time for political demagogueism is over, and
now in view of the past, let us by all means
bring forward our purest and best men for
legislative, executive and judicial positions
Col Irby has represented Pamela county
from 1861 to the present, during which time
he displayed remarkable legislative, admin
istrative and executive ability. In former
days, when it was thought there was no
danger of Republican decay, we might, to
some extent, have tolerated partizan buck
sters and political Adventures, but now in
vivid remembrance of the past, and in hope
of the present. and the uncertainty of the
future let men of all former political creeds
unite and cheerfully aid in electing their
best men to Office. regardless of old partizan
differences 1t is with the present we have
to deal, mot the dead past. We ought, there
fore, to select our best and wisest men to
conduct the affairs of State at least, till
our present political difficulties are adjusted.
In presenting the claims of COL Irby, we feel
confident of his ability to discharge the del
icate and responsible duties of Chief Magis-
trate with honor to himself, and to the sat
isfaction ofthe public We are thus conf
dent because we know him to possess thor
ough knowledge of the wants of the people
and an intimate acquaintance with the past
legislation of the State, on any and all sub
iects, besides, in our opinion, he possesses
that moral fitness for the position, so neees
sary at this juncture to extricate us from the
Sylla and Gharyddis dangers in which we
are now involved. Now Is the time for the
Invaluable gifts of agriculture to be devel- i
oped, and for the ssbaT and battle-axe'' 20 be
converted into the harrow and ploughshare
shat peace and plenty may again over
spread this once happy country.
NORTH MIssIssIPPL
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28

WHO ARE HAPPY ?-Lord Byron
said: ''The mechanics and working
men who can maintain their families
are in my opinion, the happiest body
of men. Poverty is, perhaps, to be
preferred to the heartless, unmeaning
dissipation of high order" Another
author says: 81 have no propensity
to envy any one, least of all the rich
and great: but if was disposed to
this weakness, the subject of my envy
would be healthy young man, in full
possession of his strength and facul-
ties, going forth in the morning to
work for his wife and children, or
bringing them home his wages at
night" FOL