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Negro Fire Eaters.

a negro delegate to the Virginia Convention
has been spouting at negro meeting in Rich
mond, All ordinary excitements had been
usednup. sHUNNIoUrT, WARDwELL and other
white demagogues, had exhausted the ordinary
stock of platform threat, and rostrum vitupera-.
tion. A sensation was still demanded; and the
negro delegate LINDSEY contrived one which
is likely to produce results widely different
from those that he expected.
The immediate effect of this rhodomontade
about "seas of BLOOD" and ''swords and
muskets" is to ALLEVIATE from the negroes the
white Radicals who have been consorting with
them. 1t breaks up the union between the
negro and the white Radical and it teaches the
white man that negro, dressed in little brief
authority, is no safe company for prudent
safety-loving citizen Nor is this all. 1t ex-
cites, against the whole mass Of the colored peo-
pie, a feeling altogether opposed to that spirit
of mercy and forbearance with which they are
now regarded. 1t makes the whole colored
race responsible for the leather lungs and big
words of few of their leaders, whose only
idea of freedom is to shout "6re and fury"
and run like rabbits at the first approach of
danger.
The District Commanders will do their duty
in the South. They will keep the peace; and
will not hesitate to crush out any attempt on
the part of the negroes at overt violence or
riot There is no love lost between the negro
and the United States soldier. A negro would
receive no mercy at the hands of an Irish or
German soldier of the United Statss and this is
but the assertion, by the white man, of his re-
solve never to be governed by the negro. Such
negroes as the collegiate" LINDSEY excite the
hostility of enemies, ALLEVIATE the kindness OF
friends, and unite the whole North, with the
South, in the determination that a race of men
who are the descendants of WASHINGTON, JEP-
PERSON, MADISON, MARION, PIoKENs and RUT-
LEDGE, shall never be outraged by one who
few months ago was only ohattel, and dared
scarcely call his very soul his own. The ne
groes are running themselves, by taking such a
man as LINDSEY as their mouth piece. They
are paving the way to their own destruction.
Their true plan is to disarm opposition and
prejudice by being industrious, frugal and
reasonable; avoiding all extravaganza of Ian
guage particularly at their peculiar political
meetings.
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We REPRINT in our columns this morning
from the New York Herald of Thursday last,
Charleston letter, which, though somewhat
long, will be found very interesting The diff
ference in tone of the letter in question from
those which the Herald has hitherto been in
the habit of receiving from this city will strike
every reader. In fact, we have not seen in any
Northern print fairer statement of the po-
litical condition of South Carolina, and of the
causes which led to that condition, than this
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R E w A R Ds.

$1,000 REWARDA Rev n1op ha Eots Ros
OF POLL a MYERS, at Brancnvile, on the Line OF tho
South Clroina Railroad, the night of the sOh Octo
ber The burglars made breach through an 10 lnci
passed up through the liquor cellar into the barroom
and absracted contents Of the drawer Three bottles OF
liquor and moneybo1, 10 inches by IA inches ana
inches Deep small brass hinges iron lock- papered on In
and outside with light colored wall paper name of Pohl
Myers upon the top in large letters; said box contain
inc the following amounts reenbacks 32S95; Gold,
500 Silver S14 2S Railroad Script $40; State Money $42
total amount S6 425.22 The upoTe reward will be psd
for he detection of the robbers and recovery OF the
monev or in proportion to the amount recovered;
$500 If money returned, and no questions VIII be
asked PULL q M4EfS,
Noven,ber7 GO Branchvile Hotel, s. C.
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S T O R A G E..
0OPARTNERsHIPS.

COPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY ENTERED
into Copartnership under the name and style Of
MCMILLAN & JOWITT, for the purpose Of conducnng
the BOOK and JOB PRINTING, and BOOK BINDING
business, at No. 3S Hayne street
JAMES ". MCMILLAN.
THAD. c. JOWITT
CHARLESTON, November l, 1857.
November
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GRAND GRATuITOUs ExHIRITIONI

A Gorgeous Ancient Pageant-The Grand Chariot OF
Mars Oberon and Achilles; Living Lions in open Dens
Of Ancient Romans escort TO the gering and costly
Oriental Equipages This grand and imposing Proces-
sion will be preceded by the Chariot Of Oberon, contain.
ing THOS. CANHAMS OPERATIC SILVER AND
STRING ORCHESTRA Of twenty first class Musicians.
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EDuCATl0 N AL.

EU U y n Q u ~ ~ Is
PAROCHIAL SCHOOL OF THE CHURCH
OF THE HOLY COMMUNION.
JOHN GADsDRN, Principal, with Corps OF Teachers
BOARD OF TRusrEIs.
REV. A. TOOMER PORTER, Rector.
G. a. TRENHOLM. EDWARD sEBRNe,
JOHN HANCKEI, j. d. ALEXANDER.
NJ. T. BARTLETT.
EVAN EDWARDS, Secretary and Treasurer.
TlHIs SCHOOL WILL BE OPENED ID. W ON THE
Il 9th of DECEMBER. Session OF TEN MONTHS
Holidays one week at Christmas Good Friday and East
or Monday, August and September The hours will be
from A. NJ, to 2 P. NJ The Infant Glasses, A. NJ to
Pm. The Reossses will be In rotation Of 10 minutes
each.
Boys and aarls' departments distinct. Sewing and
Embroidery voluntary csses after the exercises Oh tne
School.
TIRNs-Boohs at wholesale cost price. and found TO
those who cannot purchase Tuition 60 cents month,
in advance, and moro accommodating terms to those
who need. Applications for admission made between
hours Of and 10 A. NJ at house Of the Rector corner
Rutledge and Spring Streets till further notice.
November "Imio
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AT THE LATE exhibition of the Virginia Hor-
ticultural Societ Ex-Governor WISE gave the
Young men of Ills State some most substantial
advice. He reminded them of what they had
borne during the war, and told them that their
native land called on them now, no less than in
the days of '61 and GA, ''to bare their arms
and buffet with these times" Our young men
of the South know this, and they have learned
that. unless they are prepared to see their
native States pass entirely into other hands,
they must seize the plow handle and spade and
nse them with as much energy as they used
tba musket and cannon This has been done
in South Carolina, and scores of men OF gentle
blood are gaining their bread by work that
now is honorable indeed. Educated young
men may be found on the wharves nthe cotton
fields, in the barns, fighting against want as
they fought against bullet and s1bre- This Is
as it should be; but the whole duty will not be
ACCOMPLISHED until there is not in this State,
one man of sound health WHO is without en-
ployment. There is work in abundance for
every one; but, if the desired work cannot be
had, the work that can e found must at once
be taken Work is tie true panaeea for all
our evils; and there is more health, and better
fortune, in the titled fields than in billiard
rooms, under hotel piazzas, or in lounging
along our streets.
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+ O R SALE.
B O A r D ] N @ 1.

COOD BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED IN
(T priyate family at No. As EAST BAY, near the
Battery. Terms 90 per week. WIN OctoberS
nOARDING.-AFE FEW GENTLEMEN CAN
ID be accommodated with BOARD In private fami-
ly Apply at No. 2 GEORGE STREET. Terms mode
rate. Ocoooot "a
J0IRsT CLANS BOARD WITH COMFORTA-
l BLY, furnished rooms, can be had at NO; 81
CIETY STREET. limo OctoDers
DOARDING.-EXCELL BOARD CAN
Is be Obtained at reasonable rates. by applying at No.
asa KING STREET, one door above Hudson street. near
the Citadel The Street Cars pass the door every sen
minutes. 3mo octoDer'
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OEA ISLAND AND UPLAND COTTON AND
y RICE PLANTATIONS. FARMS and CITY PROPER
ny of all kinds for SALE and LEASE by
CLIFFORD & NATHEWES,
Real Estate Agents, No. Sc Broad street
3rnoa
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| O S T

OsT, ON FRIDAY LAST, A sMAML BLACK
i and tan TERRIER DOG, having white spot On @ nus
last seen he Kiug street. Calhoun Five dol.
lars reward will be paid tor his return. Apply at DAILY
NEwS OEEICE 10 November IL
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Ejectment OF Occupants OF abandoned
Lands.

General GRANT has issued an order that all
persons who abandoned their lands, and after
wards re-occupied them, but who failed to
make formal application for their restoration,
shall be elected on the 1st January next, and
their property rented to refugees or freed
men. If, however, before the lst January, they
make application in accordance with the law,
formal restoration Of the property will i'm
mediately be made.
This order, as understood covers the case Of
all persons who abandoned their property upon
the approach of the Federal forces, so that it
passed under the control of the Freedmen's
Bureau; and who, afterwards, took possession
of their property without going through the
forms prescribed by the Bureau regulations.
All such property, although in possession of its
rightful owners, is still shown upon the records
of the Bureau as having been abandoned 1t is
not removed from the record until formal ap-
plication for its return, and formal return of
the property, are made. The object of tie order
is to clear up all these transactions, and to
leave on the records no property but such as
is still in possession of the Bureau, or set apart
by it for the use offreedmen or refugees, under
authority of the Freedmen's Bureau act.
All persons, therefore, who have had no
clear authority from the Bureau to resume pos
session of their property, will do we'll to make
application at once to the Assistant Commis-
sioner of the Freedmens Bureau for the Dis
trict in which they live. The form of applica-
tion is simple, and will cause but little trouble.
1t is only necessary to show title to the proper
ty claimed, and take the oath to support the
Constitution, and the formal order will at once
be given. This will prevent all future annoy
ance, and may prove valuable protection from
attempts at military confiscation.
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rJyO RENT, THE HOUSE No. HUDSON
STREET, having six rooms, gas, cistern and STAPLE
and has lately been painted and put IN thorough oraer
Apply at No. HAYNE STREET Novemoero
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LADIES' FAIR.
FOR THE BUILDING OF AN EPISCOPAL
CHURCH AT FLORENCE. s. c.

TNHE LADIES WHO ARE INTERESTED IN THIS
CHURCH have determined to hold FAIR, on the
18th 18TH 1lth and 18th of November ct the MASONIC
HALL
Arrangements are heing made to have CONCERT or
CHARADE the last two nights
Doors open ut 10 O'Clock each day, and o'clock esch
evening" Admittance 25 cents.
ANY donation or contribution will be thankfully re-
ceiyed II October %
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ITO RENT, THAT LARGE AND SPACIOUS
DWELLING, delightfully."- situated at the Southwest
corner of East Bay and Society Streets with hne view
of thsharbor To an approved tenant the rent will be
moderate.
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SMALL BRICK DWELLING adjoining with large
Lot. For terms apply to
VIM H. DAWSON, Real Estate Agent,
Novembero 8 No. S9 Broad street (Up Stairs).
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7 O R E N r.

TJNO RENT.-THREE ROOMS, FORNISH-:
/ ED with or without Board In hve minutes walk OF
,he new ostoface. Apply as THIS OFFICE.
Nnvernhar IL
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T OST OR STOLEN, ON THE MORNING
L Of the 18th ut, from steamer Pilot Boy, BLACK
Sc TER DOG white spot breast heavy limbs, tail
docked answers to the name Of "Abe." liberal re-
ward win be paid for his return to Mr. YOUNG, at the
Mills House, and no questions asked. =.
November %
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mo RENT, THE THREE-STORY BRICK
/ HOUSE corner Of Church and Atlantic streets, now
occupied by W. E. Mikel Esq, In complete repair and
possession to be given on lst December Rent sooo.
Apply to THOMAS j. KERR,
November IL myf3 Kerr's Wharf
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ITO RENT, THAT BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE,
No. 80 Cannon street. containing four square rooms,
lures throughout stable hay loft carriage house and
smoke house. all complete. Also, one two-story HOUSE
In the yard, containing four square rooms Posseson
given on the lst November. Apply ON THE PREMISES.
Octobar l9 INV
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VAN ANBURG G CO.'S DEPARTMENT

CONSISTS WITH NUMEROUS ADDITI0NS OF THE
entire Van krnburg Geological Collection comprising
specimens of the rarest and most beautiful Wild Beasts
Birds and Reptiles from every section OF the known
world.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22
COMM ERCIhL.

NEW ToRK, Nov. 2i.-Flour 5alo eeats lower
wheat az cents over. Corn dul Oats SAi cen
lower; Pork declining; 'ales OF $50 bbls. of Mes
Cotton steady At Is cents ior Middiipg Uplands
Ere ghts quiet Spirits turpsntine quiet at "a cts
Rosie dull at $3.50 for mmon,
BALTIMORE, Nov q. .-BR.ApsruPFs-The marksi
for nour is quiet but stsaIy. 1be demand has been
principally for shipping brands cf City Mills which
now.,sr T. now pretty S,ll Implied We nS,t
SO bsls good city NILS upper at $40; 200 bbls do
stso rs ohio Sour 10 scarce. North western Iupers
F'PsS SSss fS% Is Sd,y o,s aS1i M ss
ts soao76 Meal In bags % COAT 20 per 100 lbs.
chop % 6o.2 90 per 100 los
10 o eu.hel. red. Market arm aud about ! osuts
higher for the best grades The sales included 900
bushels ehOiss M.rysu red 60 and 800 bushels
n"Rsps iaCsc Sc S... 1SS Eh,.S Ms.. ..'d .ss
bushels yellow. Market hrm. Receipts mostly
new. Sales: wbite-3oo bushels old at q 30 ; ssy
lowing lots Of new 100 bushels At s a5 100 al tl ii
$50 at go at "a 80 at sl rs; 400 at 81 Is;
$50 at tll4; $50 at tll2; 2as at si "a; 100 al
Al ii Is; $50 stsi Is; saS atI.i7; 800 at sia 500
Inferior At 81 yellow-eOo bushels old at ti.si SOC
do Hti IS! 1,ooo do at 4 soj 200 bushels out Of
and 100 bushels new Western mixed aisI.3I
0ats-R.eeipis 100 bushels. Market steady at
about yesterday's prices. sales OF 100 bushels at
rs cents s75 at II oentsi $50 at 72 cents; 900 at
10 eents $50 at ~ cents; 500 At 70 eepts 700 at II
eensj ass at ~ cents; 100 at IS cents 100 at 70 cts
and loo at 70 cents
Rye-Rsceipts 800 bushels Market dali at si 90
Asl 60 for prime, the out,de price for Pa Sales Of
500 bushels Nd. at 81 90
Buek,eheat Neal The market Is steady at former
rates: New York State si0ilO60 per barrel, and
~ 75i5 per 100 lbs Maryland and Psnnsylyan'a
t3. 75a4 2j, as to quality, per 100 lbs.
BsASs -llomlny Beans s3 75ast per bushsl.
Provtsfons There IL nothing Of moment doing In
Bacon aud prices have still downward tendency.
Small sales are making at l2lf cents for Shoulders
l6xai9 cents for rib Sides, and 1tLal6iS cents for
ear Ribs Bans are dull No old Offering. New
city cured range In price from II to IS cents Mess
Pork Il very dull at s22 for Western and new city
cksd at t2ofper bbl. Lard is scarce and In some
request We quote at l2Isal2A cents Live hogs
are quoted at q, ,6oae IS,
ALEXANDRIA, Nov q Tho market exhibited in
creased activity this morning, and prices OF grain
showed an Improvement Flour Is drm, but trans.
action, will not warrant a change Ia quotations.
There was a brisk demand for wheat, with sales Of
white at ta 45 % 60 and t2b5 the latter for prime
red; 50 q for good. Sons lots very inferior white
and red sold at from % 10 s2s0 Sales Of 800 buth
els new corn at el Oj 90, aud 81 TO- according to
dryness. Old yellow brought u. "a, and old white
ard mixed from o. IS to Or 27-new in the ear a Is
per 70 pounds. Sales OF rye at 81. 50 Oats quiet
With sales at SO and 81 cents
The national Republican., 1867-11-22
THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
l. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A DIS.
TRlCT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE SAID DIsTRICT.
No. l,0ap.
Equity Docket

To all Dhonl Il may concern greeting!
Notice 10 hereby given, that on the 9th and 6tt
days OF August, 1868. the armed enemy's yesse
daiues was attacked, sunk and destroyed by vessel
Of the United States belonging to the Western Gul
BlOekading Squadron, under ths command Of Rear
Admiral d. o. Farrsgut, and that on the 9Th day o.
September, 1857, the same was lbelled and prose
cuted In this Court, In the name OF the United
States for the reasons In the libel stated and thai
said cause will stand for trial at the City Hall n
the city Of Washington, on tie FIRST MONDAY oi
DECEMBER next, when and where all persons are
warned to appear to show cause why condemnation
should not be decresd and to Intervene for their in
terests. ~
september %, 1867. r. J. MRIGs,
oel -2awtd (Starl CLsrF.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

A SESsArIoS.-Mr. James Y. Davis, halter
on Pennsylvania avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh streets, has been creating a sensation in
front of his emporium by exhibiting the skin Of
bear stuffed, the form Of the animal being
perfect in every point and conveying the i'm
preston to the Passers BY Of veritable "bruin"
grinning at him. A large number of persons
have stopped to gaze upon 1t and admire the very
handsome skin which once covered formidable
animal
The national Republican., 1867-11-22
rNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. THAI

Il the subscriber has obt lined from the Orphans
Court Of Washington county, In the District Of CO.
lumbis, letters testamentary on the personal
county. d. c., deceased. Al persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned to
hibit the same, with the vouchers thereof. to the
subscriber. on or before the 25Ih day Of October
next; they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefits Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 2dth day Of oetobsr
1857 b. 0. GREgawBLL
oe30-wSwt Executor,
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

LECTURES IN BEHALF OF MISSION CHAPEL.-
This evening Rev. DR.. A. D. Gillette, pastor Of
the Thirtsenth street Baptist church, will de-
liver tho frst Of course Of six lectures for thu
benefit Of Mission Chapel, in his church. MAR.
riags" will be the subject Of the lecture, and 1t
will be interesting to the young as we'll as those
son will deliver tho second and last lectures
and the others will be presented by Rev. ?, s..
Henson, Of Philadelphia, Rev. J, W. NJ. viii.
iiams, D. D.. of Baltimore, and o. T, Mason,
ESQ.,, Of this city.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22
ORE HANS CURT.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
TO Wit:
fn tho case Of George 4. white, executor Of
Leyi Neal, deceased, the executor Aforesaid has,
with the appreciation Of the Orphans, Court Of
washington County Aforesaid, appointed TUESDAY,
the lsth day Of November, A D. 1867, for the hnal
settlement and distribution Of the personal estate
Of said deceased and Of the assets In hand far
when and where all the creditors and heirs Of said
deceased are notified 10 attend, with their claims
properly vouehed, or they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all bsnsht IN said deceased estate
provided . copy Of this order be published once
week for three weeks In the NATIONAL RRPUBLIoAs
prsvious 10 the said day,
Test: Jas r o'BBIRNB,
oc2i w3ut Register Of wills.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

eoiREE Tho German association Of this ci ty
gave a grand soiree on Wednesday night at
Temperance Hall, which was largely attended
The festivities were kept up until the I'VE sms ;
hours Of the morn" all separating with hope
that q repetition will again soon DO had.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL.

The popular feeling I, growing very strong In the
western portion of our c9untry against contraction,
and 10 . matter Of doubt whs,hsr the Secretary Of
The Treasury will favor 10 any extent that policy.
Money is very active. and the people ar. growing
restless under is very sstiviiy causing them to Op
pose snytns which goes TO reduce the amount Of cur
reney IN issue.
Gold held Arm; but the stock markets were rather
unstssdy.
jar cooKE 4 Co. .furai.h the following quotation,
~ nov
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

DIsoRpERLr CAsEs.--There were forty.two
cases Of drunkenness and disordsrly conduct
throughout the various precincts yesterday,
Fines were imposed 10 each oase-those In default
being sent to the workhouts.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

LOCKED UP.-Frank Marshall, arrested by
0fHcsr Thompson, of the Seventh precinct, on
Wednesday night for stealing pig, had hear
ipg before Justice Walter, who ordered him to
be locked up h1 hours, being subsequently
dismissed.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22
nRPH A Ms COU RT.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON coUE-
TY-To VIII:

NONhMBEH D, IbbI,
In the case OF Christian Led-rGr admlnistra:or or,
va, OF Caroline Rssleger deceased, the admins.
traitor, W afor,t has, vita the APPRECIATION OF
the Orphans Cour Of Washington county Aforesaid,
appointed TUESDAY, the 50 day Of December, 1857,
for the nnal settlement aud dstTbuton Of tho per.
,onsl estate Of said deceased and Of the assets in
hand, as far as the same have been collected and
turned Into money when and where all Ihe iitors
aud heirs Of said decsaied notified to Nt nd with
their claims properly youchsd, or they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit In said de-
@ 'ased's estate; provided copy Of this order be
published once week for three weeks in the Ma.
rIoSAL RTrrBLIcAS previous to the said day.
Test JAS. r. o'BEIRNB,
noyl2.wSw RI. lister OF Wills.
!. i.AI i!
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

BITTEN by Doc. Yesterday evening, about
Q O'Clock, little girl by the name Of Mary Con-
nsr was bitten by a rabid dog in the vicinity Of
North Capitol street, between @ and Massaohu.
sets avenue. The child was severely bitten In
tho thigh, and Sergeant Pierce, Of the Seventh
precinct, shot tho dog with his revolver. The
animal was the property Of an organ.grindsr.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22
TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
l. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, THE 18TH DAY
OF NOVEMBER, 1857
A. Brooks Everett, Complainant

A. Brooks Everett, ,Complainant,1
Benz amiR u. Everett, John Pos
tea and Ingab ,ugh Postsn, his M Iooo
wife; Joseph Banks and Deb Poni,1 n,o.L.,
orah Banks, his wife Simeon "fN"' N''A''
Greenland and Edith Green
land, his wife, and Jonathan H.
Everett, Defendants.
On motion OF the Complainant, by Robert Leech
aud Euteh Totteu, his Solicitors, 1t Is ordered, that
the Defendants cause their appearance 10 be entered
herein on or before the nrst Rule Day, occurring
for days after this day. otherwise, the cause will
be proceeded with as In case Of default
By order OF the Court.
true copy.
noyl4.ThI r. J. MEI6s, Clerk.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

SUDDEN DEArH-ospt. John o'Bryan, an old
citizen Of the 7th ward, was taken suddenly Ill
on Monday evening, and died yesterday morn.
Ing. Nj. 0'Bryan had many friends In this city
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

CHARGED WITH THE LARCENY OF MONEY
Yesterday Sergeant King, of the Second pre-.
cinct, arrested q colored man named John Red
man, on complaint of Adam Ates, who charges
that accused stole from his pantaloons pocket,
in the room occupied by them jointly, the sum
Of SIS. Justice Thompson sent him to Jail for
court Tee money has not been recovered.