The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-06

more more senses Of the word than one, BY q amsn
s sna ..Plsiss ii!s:..ssloa p NJ. ass.Id:
adopt the nomeielsture Of the arins,1-s rcsu-
lar .soekdol.gern that sprung the aclaret' pro
o% II
understand thisp' His assslisnt gave him an
other .home thrustn right in the eyeball, which
%dered Gentleman see U sH X every direc.
| ton. For the second time, the gentleman wish.
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persuasive manner inquired, awhat does this
ps 9S way way as DUMB sS as e, %asa
S' b, both A. s,ss: s.s,.sSs each
and tore each others locks, and .butted heads
fe rolled over and over, when the sssaiied nan
melting IN the face with his n:s butt him with
off, and the sssailant jumped up As cla.tic as Da-
Claimed ii don't Know that man newer saw
SANDER, -"be hood enough to tell me who Ge
more Of hi. pa doubling iii up Ii nsuly pair. IL
thi. appeal he received 4 tremendous yhsek"
and ss :sss each other
gfessor by the hair and buttins his head in q
violent manner against the sharp corners OF the
up" when another savage exhibition OF the
"manly art" that has rarely been our misfortune
an oSsr to
gentleman, Of whom IL 10 written, /" blessed are
much ssfm was dome 70 Tie Bsissres:
Other than cuts, bruises, black eyes, and bloody
be a peaceful and inofensive gentleman. His
assailant was q Mr.. Mccartney, with whom the
| parties appeared to be laboring under mental
excitement, while the bystanders seemed as In.
different 70 consequences as II two ROSTERS had
S1ArrER THE CITy RKoisTkR WITH A MANpA.
nus.-Messrs. Davidge and Morsell, counsel for
following petition 2or a mandamus on MI. Bos.
well, the CITY Register. which was duly hled;
t ps " ss$ss. q spst cSs,
I9 iSe b.sssp 81 S ss city Of
teachers Of the public schools OF said city; that
me salaries 81 your petitioner and the other
PsssaSs ~
| by the corporation q said eityj that under the
laws OF said corporation all moneys appropriated
| for the payment Of the salaries of the teachers
OF the public schools are disbursed by the treas.
urer Of the public schools after being transferred
mt slss s sa
your petitioners salary, as we'll as those Of his
iellow.teachers, are In arrears, and unpaid for
that on the 2oth day Of said month Of December
an act was approved BY the Mayor, making ap-
pfopriatons for the support Of the public schools
June 30, 1858, and for the payment Of moneys as.
sessed BY acts Of Congress- for the benefit OF col.
ore M ast under us anthoriy that
and after the spproysi q .sid act ~ the Mayor
urer Of public schools Of said city on lie said
Frederick A. Boswell, register OF said city, with
request that he would draw check for that
arer foi lie psvmsn of ssd sssrs, bat sa
register refused e draw said check, alleging that
OF December, said regulation was again pre-.
scented to said register by said treasurer with
said register positively refussi to draw said
check, But on the contrary, as your petitioner is
informed, the said register, In ( written commu.
Council Of said city bearing date the 3oth day OF
December last, afirms in substance that he viii
s% Ss e the %
money alleged by him to be due to the trustees
Of cofored schools OF said District OF Columbia.
For as much, therefore, as your petitioner has
no other specific legal remedy in the premises,
yeur petitioner prays that your Honors will
sno tas g, 81
As aforesaid, returnabie Into this court on some
certain day, to be therein named commanding
ment Of said sum Of money, in pursuance Of said
requisition. And as in duty bound your petit.
'iI nis, WIN &c ever r pray ,, =, THOMPSON,
On ne IN S.y q January A. =: isss, before ne,
said DifrG In and fos the county aforesaid
made oath that the matters stated in Ike foreso S