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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-12-21

NOTICE 10 hereby given, That by virtue
IN Of special execution to me directed
from the Office Of the Clerk Of tho District
Court Of Woodbury. County, Iowa, dated
November 26.h, 1867, in a cause wherein
&. H. Scott, was plaintiff, Henry G. Ash,
Mary Ash, ct al were defendants, authorizing
and empowering me t. sell 10. G, in block
3, II Sionz City, East Addition, in Wood
hurry County, Iowa, and out Of the pro-
cseds Of such sale pay tU Bigslow q Cham
berlin 6rst, the sum Of eleven hundred and
six dollars aud ninety four cents, aud inter
est aud costs, and to pay next to VIM. N.
BucLsnsn the sam Of $5i9, 80 aud interest,
and Tho. aasplnsr If any, pay over to G. H.
Sc4ttstoth4 axteat Of bic judgmpn against
the sid Henry c. Ash. Nov, therefore, ~
virtue Of the sid writ did on the 26th day
Of Novsmbsr, 1867, levy upon the said lot
six 10 asid block eight and will cell The
,H4(Gst public asctioh an-.he 30sh dsy Of
Qs6s1bef. 1861, bst~ssn the hours Of 9
o'clock, A. NJ, and 4 o'clock, p. N. on said
day. Said sale will commence II 10 o'cl'k.
a: i % ed day, - front Of Savysss block
- 6tosx CITY, u said cooaiy, WHORE he lass
tern Of tho Districts Court n WssdbuU Go.
~. holden, = psy The .boys aeo.ets sad
SiIuo Aste = wseasssJ sssV, love-
Nov. =, 1884, sprt4a/ ), ! A3-ss
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-12-21
Also, . superior article Of
Family Flour, Side Neat, Hams, &c.,
The attention Of Country Merchants 10
solicited TO our Jobbing Department.

~ large lot Of Corn. Whea., Oats and
Pork wanted, for which the best rates will
be paid Also. Dry aud Gresa Hides. Fsrs.
and all kinda Of Produce TAX , in exchange
for goods.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-12-21

~This being one Of the oldest establish.
ments on the Upper Missouri, it possesses
superior facilities for the accommodation OF
buyers. The goods are ell new and fresh,
and purchasers can rest assared that 10 buy.
ing q. our establishment, they viii &c, good
articles At the lowest living prices.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-12-21

To Jols Armstrong, Calvis Graves, Harri.
son Lyon, H Red. 9. Graves, J. T.
Miller, l. q. Lash, wm. Montgomery,
II. G. P. Jsnning, administrator Of the
sstass Of D. Jenoing. deceased Z. ".
g. Lask, II. Evsrstss, vasMstsr Hsirs
L. King J. s. David, vsass.as Hs',s.
H. Reed, E W. Jones, G. c. Ors, W. P.
Jensings, f. N. 8. Cook and P. H.
Skons, MsDsnds Anderson, Alexander
Smith, g. W. Carr, n. Evsrstte, I. G.
Lash, Il. o. Grsggs, Hills. J. Msoning,
Mitchell, A. Kountz. q. Evsrstts, Payn.
ter, Davis l. Co., l. g. Lash, s. p.
Ysomsns, Il. J. David, A. Bssry, R. w.
Donnell, Miles White, and l. G. Lash.
YOU, and each Of you are hereby notified
L ths. the Sioux City l. Pacific Railroad
Company has located its Railroad through
lands owned BY each Of you respectively
situated 10 Woodbury. County, Iowa, and
that If you or either of you fail within thirty
days after the 9th day Of December, A. D.
1867. to apply to the Sheriff Of said Wood.
bory county to have the damages done by
sid Railroad Company ia taking for the
lOcatios, construction, and use Of said Rail
Road I strip Of land ffty fee. in width on
each side Of tho centre line Of said Rail.
road Is now surveyed, s.atsd out and
located over and acroes your said respective
lsnds sssessed pursuant to the Salute in
such cases made and provided. then sal,
Company will procsed on the 9th day Of
January. A. D. 1863, at 9 o'clock. A. NJ, to
have said damages TO each Of you failing 10
make said application assessed by the Con-
missioners heretofore appointed by the
Sheriff n said County for that purpose.
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC r r. co.
To the unkno,on nonresident orncrs Of tie
'JoilosSisy described lands:
You, and each of von, are hereby notified
that the Sioux City anl Pacific Rail Road
Company has located its Rail Road over and
AcrQaS the folloxin csc rihsd lands uated
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-12-21

And that If you or either Of you fail within
thirty days after the 9th day Of December
A. d. 1867, to apply to the Sheriff Of said
County to have the damages done BY SAID
Railroad Company in taking for the location,
construction and use of said Railroad .
strip of land City feet 10 width on each side
Vi the centre line Of said Railroad % now
surveyed, stsked out and located, over and
across said above described lands, assessed
~ provided by law in such cases-then said
Co1psoy will proceed on the 9th day Of
J4nQasy, p. 1858, at 9 o'clock, "A. n, to
have said damages assessed.
SIOUX CITY l. PACIFIC
oo43-4w RAILROAD COMPANY.
>-~ NOTICE.
r HAVE noticed in tho " Dakota Rspubli-
Loan Of November Q, 1867, the advertise.
ment Of W. w. Brookiogs, in which bs an-
nounces himself Is agent Of C. +. Pecotte
tor the sale Of lots in the town Of Yankton,
y, T. 10 the same paper have also motto
I'd the Advertisement Of Jas. L. Witherspoou
Offering to ''sell at very reasonable figures
about 60 lots 10 the town Of Yankton."
Notice 10 hereby given that all that part Of
the town or Yankton. included between
Douglass Avenue and Mulberry street is my
property, and also lots 3 aud 4, and tho
southeast quarter Of tho north least quarter
Of Section Is, Township 90, Range Sc, and
that no sales Of lots upon this property,
made By them, or either Of them, viii Be
recognized BY me. !.
Is. = =. ~e.1- e.. .~~ J. B. s. TODD.
Warrington, d. D., Nov. 10, 1867.
NOTE. - Union d. Dakotian and Dakota
Republican publish four weeks aud send bill
10 this office no43 4w
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-12-21

NOTE. - Union d. Dakotian and Dakota
Republican publish four weeks aud send bill
10 this office no43 4w
New-York tribune., 1867-06-12
COURT CALENDAR-Tms DAY.

suPREMs CoURr-GENER,L TrEx-LSoxsSp. CLEnxs. rb
WEIKs.J.J
The national Republican., 1867-12-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MEEsas. J. d. WHEELER Co, auctioncers, will
sell at their suction rooms, No. q Louisiana ay-
euue, Lei Jf handsome parlor and chamber furniture
carpets, stoves, &c., this morning at 10 o'clock
Houckccpcrs aud dealers requested to present
and secure bargains.
MR. THOMAS A. STEPHENS, late partner In the arm
Of Wall, StepheusS Co.. has established himself In the
fine clothing business at No. $40 avenue
between Ninth and Tenth streets. Mr. s. Is n veteran
In the business and his many friends Will learn with
pleasure that he opens under the most favorable aus
pIce. His stock consists of the finest selection Of
elemen' and boys elothiUg lie announces that the
prices will be low, and marked in plain hgur,s.
Nh JoWX =. Ellis, 900 Pennsylvania avenue, ,(now
iron 'front.' Tenth street, having greater accom-
modatous now than at his old stand heretofore, takes
pleasure In placing again before the pu bile the tr-
umphant merits of fChickering'H Grand Prize American
pianos Music and musical instruments Of every de-
scrptou also on hand, iu the greatest variety.
MH W. s. HOLIDAY, No. sIntclligcncer Building.
stock aud bill broker, ncgoAtes loans aud deals In
raal estate
The national Republican., 1867-12-07
Aational aAspnblitau.
AMUaEMENTs.

The NATIONAL THEATRE.-There was good
house at the National last evening, and that &C
complished actor, Mr.. Hackett, met public OK
pectation, and gave perfect satisfaction in the
different characters pcrsonated.
Mr.. sheridan's reading Of Woods poem Of
Eugene Aramn was admirably done, and the ap-
plause was enthusiastic. Mr.. Sheridan was called
before the curtain.
MORRIS AND BROTHERS 'MrNIsrRRLs-In spite
OF the inclcmency Of the weather fine audience
greeted Morris Brothers, Ministries at walrs
Opera House last evening.
In their "trip around the world" the Mock
ing Bird" sung by Billy Morris, was met with
round Of applause, and the " "Barn-Door Jig"
from "ArrRh-na-Pogue,'D by Queen and Car
land, is alone worth the price Of admission.
The laughablc burlesque, Home from the
War" introducing some favorite selections from
"La Somnambuia," was rendered In fine style.
We would call the attention Of the lovers OF
good minstrelsy to their last opportunity OF sec
Ing them, which will be given this afternoon and
evening.
GRAND CoScERr.-Last night, Prof PHILIP
PHILLIPS, assisted by other eminent singers,
gave a grand concert at the Foundry NJ. Z.
church, corner of Fourteenth and q streets, and
notwithstanding the state OF the weather, a fair
aad highly nppreclative audience were In attend
ance, and II there bo any strength In precedents
the applause with which the various members
of the Professors little musical party were
greeted last night Indicated most fattering sue
cess. Professor PHILLIPS programme, which
was one of rare excellence, was listened to with
marked attention By critical audience, and ap-
plaudcd to the very echo. Miss OSBORNE, who
has a voice of purity and bird-llkc sweetness,
gave with infinite taste any Native State" and
prompt hands gave her in return round Of
hearty applause. Professor PHILLIPS gave, by
request, Twenty years ago" with thrilling pa
thetic effect, and many fair bosom throbbed
and many a manly heart swelled up in unison In
memory of pleasant and mournful days that
have gone never to return. Mr.. DAvrs, who, by
the way, has wonderfully well-regulated and
rich-toned bass voice, sang In good taste "Grum-
bic, Grumble, Growl." He was loudly applauded
and was enthusiastically recalled. Mrs. PHiL-
LIPS sang a solo In excellent style. She has a
voice of much richness and compass, and under
complete control Take II all In all this musical
festival was a complete success, and will be
pleasantly remembered BY those whose good for
tune 1t was to be present.
The MENDELssoHN QUINTETTE CLrp of Bos-
ton, assisted by Miss Addlc 5. Ryan, will give a
grand concert Mt MetzcFott Hall on Monday
evening next. This club has given many enter.
tainments in other cities, and have been uni
versally voted to give the best musical enter
tainments offered to the public. Miss Adde
Ryan has been denominnted the charming
songtress," and those who ave had the pleasure
to hear her, say she deserves that appellation,
Let there be a Gro wded house on Monday even
ing.
The national Republican., 1867-12-07

iSTERIoR ADORSxBSrs. -Messrs. Kidwell Il Hen
derson, No COS Ninth street, under seaton Hall, have
all the latest styles Of wall paper and window shades,
oil cloths, mating, door mAts, rugs, &C. Also,
oil paintings and engravngs oval aud square picture
frames, picture cords and tassels &C. These gentle
men both practical workmen in the business Of
paperhanging and upholstery, and cannot fail to give
satisfaction. They use the best material, ard their
charges are reasonable.
The national Republican., 1867-12-07
} Il o p o $ \ l. S
CmEF QUARrERA AsTEH'S OFFICE
nIn AnIMENI nE Iul L AEI.

DGTROIT, MICW., December 2, 1861
Seal ed proposals Tor furnishing Forage aud straw
ipo in' Fay 44NAties rs " DC faarSd M Issue at De-
h bc Eseived st thIs 3fcc until SATURpAY, December
times aud places andl such quantities AS the under.
signed may direct,
Delivery to commence on the FIRST day Of January.
inclusive. N'
Proposals will DO made In riplicate with copies of
ms Advertisement annexed to each and accompa
ny the names Of two responsible persons, who will
thereon,
The right to reject any or all bids, or any part Of
bid, is hereby reserved,
Envelopes containing proposals to be endorsed
Proposals for Forage aud Straw aud Addressed 10
the undersigned "
BY '0~RahA PrhrOye' Nao{ GSSnfESf,I 4, kR& R2HsSOn
Chief Q, NJ, department. Of the Lakds,
ueI'Id Breyot BrigAdieF General,
The national Republican., 1867-12-07

Jusr CoNE-A magnificent lot Of ladies' high cut
"Last'lg, Button, Double Sole Walking Boots
with glove and calf kid Of same; very durable aud
very pretty. Also, morocco and leather button and
balmoral boots Of every description, at the "Exten-
siye Boot and Shoe House. " S7 Seventh street, two
doors below X street and Northern market.
The national Republican., 1867-12-07

ARRIVAL Of the Gold Ship OF Jos. II. shaHlclG =
French Confectionery, 2I6 Pennsylvania avenue be.
tween Twelfth and Thirtcenth streets, direct from lie
Paris Exposition, with the largest and finest assort.
ment Of French Confectionery and other goods for the
Holidays from all parts Of the world ever seen In
Washington. Go and see the Gold Ship at shafcld g.
The national Republican., 1867-12-07

OLDEST ISHARITANTs' ASSOCIATION - The
tants' Association was held Wednesday after
noon at the CITY Hall, Col. Williams presiding
elected membrrsi Gen. Geo. ID. Ramsey Ma.
Clements, Of GcurgctUwn.
DR.. Blake then read, In compliance with the
promise made at the previous meeting, a care
fully prepared memoir of the late DIR. William
Jones.
The thanks of the Association were rendered
TO DIR. Blake.
Mr., John +. Callan oifeI cd q resolution, which
was unanimously adoptod, that the next meet
Ing Of this Association be held at Wizards Ho-
tcl, Oh Wednesday, the lst day of January, 1868,
for the purpose OF paying our respects In Il body
to the President of the United States, and that
q committee of three be appointed to notify the
President of the intended visit, at such hour rs
may be agreeable to him. Mcssrs. John I. Cal
Ian, j. Thomas, and l.. !. Middleton were ap-
pointed on the committee, after which the Assoc
citation adjourned,
The national Republican., 1867-12-07

NutsANoE.-Dsvid Keppel, who keeps a brew
street north, was arrested yesterday by Offcer
Larrabee, Of the Fourth ward, with permitting
his vitriol and other liquids to run into COM
p1ainants premises, by which q number Of his
poultry met their death. The case was heard
by Justice Tucker, who imposed fine Of % on
tha aceuaad
The national Republican., 1867-12-07
Financial.

Jay cooKE 60,
BANKERS,
FIFTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE THE TREASURY.
buy aud sell at current market rates and keep con.
SANITY ou hand a full supply Of
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
SEVEN. .TniRTIEs,
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for Stocks, Bonds, &c, executed. aud cOlee.
tous made on all accessible points.
scpl.dtf
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
WASHINGTON.
II. D. CooKr, tOf Jay Cooke & Co. , President.
W. s. HUSriSaroS, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
Brn STREET. OPPOSITE rHB rRBAsrRr DEPARTMENT.
Government securities with Treasurer United sts,cs
s@oNE MILLION DOLLARS. "a
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections on
ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED
STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS. and give CAREFUL AND rnoxrr
ATTENTION TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMs.
aud to any other business entrusted to Us.
FULL INFORMATION In regard to GOVERNMENT
LOANS at all times cheerfuly furnished.
W. S HUNTINGTON. Cashier.
wAsHlyaToX. March D. 1865, mh2l.du
TINE NATIONA
L SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
OF WASHINGTON, D. c.
CHARTERED By SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS,
For the safe keeping under guarantee Of
GOVERNMENT BONDS, SPECIE,
JEWELRY, CASH BOXES.
SILVER PLATE, VALUABLE PAPERS,
PAINTINGS, WILLS, DEEDS,
STOCKS, MORTGAGES,
And all descriptions Of ynluables, aud for the
RENTING OF SAFES.
FIRE AND BrRGLAR.PIOoF VAULTS.
OFFICE CORNER OF FIFTEENTH STREET AND
NEW YORK AVENUE.
DIRECTORS:
s. 7. Brown, II, d. Cooke, George W, Rigg,, Will
liam =. Huntington, George ii Plant, George U. Ey-
ans, b. =. Snyder, Nathaniel Wilson.
GEORGE o. EVANS, Vice President.
WIN s. HUNTINGTON, Treasurer.
B. =. SNYDER, Secretary
OFFICE HouRs-FTOm o clock, a IN. to clock,
,. m aul.u
The national Republican., 1867-12-07

LADIES, tho now and beautiful styles Of walkinl
boots Of every material coming In every day at Cum
Minis" si7 Seventh street, second door south Of
street aud Northern market.
The national Republican., 1867-12-07

lSAiD TO BE EUNsAYH.--lwithins few days past VIC
have heardit stated by several Of the employees
OF the Government printing o1ice that they
deemed the building In danger Of giving way and
because OF the heavy weight of books, paper,
&C., that has been placed on the floor OF the
upper story. We hope II will be seen to that so
many lives are not placed In jeopardy.
The national Republican., 1867-12-07
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

perog1' oy lnE WARDEN oV rsI JAIL.-War-
@ ceeded the late incumbent tNTr. r. u. BROWN on
the Goth OF July, and therefore the present re-
port is prepared only in part from his personal
crowded repeatedly since l have had charger and
owing to Its insecure condition and the dasper-
ate character of many Of the inmates, the fact
that not a single escape has yet occurred reflects
great credit on the vigilance and discipline OF
fhc guards, to wbose efficiency / take great
pleasure in testifyingj but AZ 1t is unreasonable
10 suppose that even the constant watchfulness
of few men can be made to supply the defects
of an ~ usccue and incommodious building, IL Is
earnestly TO be hoped that the erection OF the
new Jail may not be much longer delayed" He
further states that "a number OF water-spring
saws and several fles were by some means
committed op charges OF burglary, horse steal
ing, &c, by means Of which great number OF
10 place them after former unsuccessful sttempts
to break out were rendered totally useless. The
prisoners assert that these tools were brought
Into the Iail by Mrs. COnoyeri alias Durham,
while she was permitted to visit her husband In
his cell, practice never felt myself at liberty
TO allow. 1t " believed that all these imple-
ments have been recovered from the prisoners
but In order to geeutp against any further at
,tempts had, with tho approval Of the acting
hardened irons made at the uqitsd states navy
ward. These were more expensive than the
iI lie stNtes % that the outbulldinss, when he took
charge, were In rickctty condition. the furnaces
requiring rebott9ming, tRe sildows reglazing,
anu tHt IuDlF tnh HOuiH VI Wv 'hN stOi
houses were also out Of repair; and he had only
made such repairs rs were absolutely necessary
to secure the health and comfort Of the inmates
and insure the preservatio OF the premises, and
even these have been attended with considera-
BILE expense
The report of the physician tDr. W. J. @: Du-
hameD accompanies Mr.. Huestis' report, In
which he statos that there has been no epidemic
during the year, End the fact that there have
been but "a cases rlng the year as gIlst ll2 last
wear proves that his theory OF the cause Of the
same-scrapiDg the walls of the old whitewssh
lover half inch thiclI) and liberating poisonous
Srriform matter, which was absorbed In the sys-
TEN, and gave rise 10 that epidemic of typhus
has been no scrapiGg Of tho walls and no vista
tion Of an epidemic.
The national Republican., 1867-12-07

A NEw FIgLD.-we learn that Capt James W.
Cailsn is the sole agent for r. Fsiiey, jr, ofNew
brated perfumes. II IL said to be the most de-
lightful perfume ever Introduced In this country.
The national Republican., 1867-12-07

wISKPIELD's Senate Restaurant, In the Capitol, is
most excellent place for ladies and gentlemen de-
string meals or refreshments Of any kind The
ale spacious and elegantly furnished, the walters
polite and attentive, aud the prices moderate aud
The national Republican., 1867-12-07

Mr. JOHN F. ELLIs's NEW STORE BuMDINo.-
Last eyeningwe stepped into the new, commodl-
Gus, and beautiful iron front music store of Mr..
John +. Ellis, Pennsylvania avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets. The building was
erected by Messrs. Baldwin Brothers, architects
and builders, and they need no further recon.
mendRtion In their calling than this very fine
structure. The store is very handsomely lifted
up, being adorned BY the clQiGest pictures, sta.
tionery, small and lne musical Instruments, &c,
Every hoor in the store abounds with pianos of
tho finest make and richest tones. The main
So, sc s eomposo9 by "%% wcposn Mm GeIesr,te
musicians. Mr.. Ellis very kindly conducted US
through his spacious establishment, and Informs
us that he will open II to the public this after
noon at O'Clock. The store is well worth in
spection, even by those not desiring to purchase,
and to those in want of musical instruments or
sheet music, pictures, statuary, or anything to be
found In Il hrst-cass music store, we say go to
the store Of Mr., Ellis. III? stock and hno pala-
till building Is complete. We will notice Il in
erisnSo In a day or two. We would do so tonight
had we the space in our columns,
The national Republican., 1867-12-07

THR PRIcR or LAeER BRER.-A number Of
German brewers Of this city have resolved to
ask higher price for the beverage than hereto
fore after the 9th Of this month, In consequence
of a rise In the nrinn of malt and hons.
The national Republican., 1867-12-07
LOCAL ITEM 8.

sEE, winter TO rule the varied year; prepare
for 1t by buying your clothing at George G. Hennug $
One Piec storc on the corner of seventh street and
MARYLAND ayrnue
The national Republican., 1867-12-07
Boarding,

DO. lDING -FIRsT CLASS TABLE. BOARD
ID {, a be had at the AMERICAN HOUSE, corner OF
heyel street and Ponnsylyanla avenue, at s20 per
Eo1 T. SCOTT BROUGHTON
no27-i0t
The national Republican., 1867-12-07
Show Case.
WESTERN RIVER IMpRoyEMEyTs,

OFFICE WRsTRRN RIVER Iyrg",EnrNr.,)
Ne, lTBLIr LANDING, :
CISuINSAII, OHlu.
Sailed proposals will be received ut in, uicr until
THURSDAY, the 18th Of December, lSG7, for the C0u.
srucllon % Two CD Bargrs described follows va;
unc ~ barge one hundred and ton llJl feet long
twenty-sN iD trct beam, hVo til feet depth or hold
strongly pulll ana dcCkrd us PEI sprrncItiuus aud
model TO be seen at this Olhrc.
One ~ Barge thirty 500 feet long uur 90 feet beam,
two i2 tect six 90 Inches depth ut hold, docked for
ward and an, aud with Powder Magazine amid.
bo seen NJ this Office
Bids must be separate fu each barge, fnr their com.
nletc conhtfucl0p in accordance with tho specific
IONS and Iur thcir delivery ~ cairo, Illinois, ar ST.
LnniS, Missouri, at tho option OF the undersigned.
the right II reserved To reject any aud all bids II Ii
may he deemed 10 the Interest Vi the Government TO do
For full information call at thu, office and examine
the model aud sprChcatgns apply by letter Tor the
naming surcties. '
A close conformity to the forms furnished must bc
observed 10 insure Attention to the bids
by order VI the Chief uf Euginorrs, T. s. A.
j. y, MACoMB, Col Eng'rs,
BrpNct Colonel y. s, A.,
III charge Of Improvement Of the Missouri and Ar.
-Aa'S"h 'NcIS' de7-it
pOBRRT nOYD, No. 4Tp NINTH STREET RE
" Low y, has on hand Latrobo Heater and
Ranges, bibhs Fireplace Stoves and TspaiTs tIT
samS.ail TO be had aud done At this establishment,
ToRRY's WEATHER STRIPS,
oo, u At sANAGE'S HARDWARE DEPOT,
The national Republican., 1867-12-07

Coon WoRK.-By direction of Lieutenant
Adophus Eckloft, of the Fourth ward, Onicer
George McElfrcsh, OF the same precinct, Is ira
yersing the entire ward, and is taking down the
names OF every man engaged In business. Oppo-
site the name and place of business of each party
he states whether or not they have procured a
license from the corporation. II they have not,
he directs them to do so and report II to an oii-
Ger on their beat. Otherwise, In the course of
two or three days, warrant Will be Issued
against each offending party. One man, doing
business on Washington gtrcet, has the follow
Ing on his case Cigarstpn Gc1tE apiece, and
drink OF whisky In the bargain,n
The national Republican., 1867-12-07
Personal.

ID Il. L E NJ No. as TENTH STREET,
hloye Pennsylvania avenue, speedily cures all
hGuTE AND CHRONIC DISEASES. FEMALE TR-
EEC ULARlTIES fully relieved. noe-ln
DRIyATE MEDICAL CONSULTATION AT DR..
l. DARBf's, 40 Seventh stree, opposite Odd Fef-
lows Hall. Separate rooms for patients. sel2-u