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DROMGOOLE i CO.'S
Red Diar.1.h@a Remedy

For your family, so that you can give it when
necessary. For infants at the breast, and the
bowel complaint of children while tettlIing, it
acts like a charm. All forms of Diarrhna,
Cholera Morbus, nausea and vomiting, cratups,
pains in the stomach and bowels, are imnse-
cured by its use.
USE RED DIARRHEA REMEDY.
USE RED DIARRIIEA REMEDY.
USE RED DIARRHGA REMEDY.
1t is so pleasant, SO cooling and SO prompt,
that all praise it.
During the prevalence of Cholera in Mem.
plis, last summer, it was extensively used by
the masses, and prescribed by many Physi-
clans, with the happiest results, for all the first
stages of Cholera. All cases of
BLOODY FLUX OR DYSENTERY,
Mucus Diarrhma, pains and straining of the
bowels, should not fail to use a few doses of
Dromgoole & Co. S Dysentery Compound
And be cured.
All Physicians of experience agree that Dys-
EMERY and Diarrhna are treated differently,
and our compound is THE MEDICINE that will
effect a cure.
ALL MARRIED MEN
Whose wives are suffering with constant pain
and suffering each month, whose menstruation
is too much or too little, or painful, or irregu-
lar, who is suffering with falling of the womb,
with Leucogrh9a or Whites, should not fail to
carry home one bottle Of
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State ofLouisiana,

SSsHIS OA ,
Parish Court, -.
ESTATE OF MARIE SCHOLASTIC BREAUx.
IT YPOLITE c. GUIDRY, Of the Parish, of
IL st. Landry, Administrator of the Estate
of Marie Scholastic Breaux, deceased, late of
said parish, having filed a final tableau of the
distribution of the funds of said Estate, accom-
panied BY his petition praying for the homolo-
cation ofthe same and whereas the prayer of
said petition hSs been. granted by am order of
court, bearing date August 18th, 1868;
Now therefore notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
opelousas, within the time required by law.
why thessaid tabIeau should not be homoloea.
ted and confirmed.
A. GARRIGUES, Parish Judge.
Opelousas, Augusta Is, 1868.
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For old and young, married or single
Whats the Matter Old Man !

Can't you get your kidneys to act free enough?
Are you troubled with gravel, or any kind of
deposits Do you pass bloody urine occasion
ally Are you annoyed with too frequent in
~clination to pass your waterl Is your urine
thick or milky Have you a pain in the small
of the back? Are you nervous, melancholy,
or alarmed in your dreams, from the effects of
habits of dissipation or indiscretion? Do you
require a diuretic, or a medicine which will
Immediately arouse and restore your kidneys
and bladder to a healthy action If so, pro-
cure one bottle of -,
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~ We are requested to state an i'm
portant meeting of the Opelousas Demo-
cratic Club will be held on Thursday
night next, the goth inst, which all the
members are urgently requested to at
tend. -
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s. CO.'S
KING of CHILLS

Which never fails to cure all cases Of .Clills,
Bilious Fever, Intermittent Fever, Neuralgia,
&C.. for which it is used. 1t never affects the
head or ears, acts upon the liver and bowels,
~cleanses the stomach, can be given to infants,
and is a permanent cure. Go and consult your
druggist about it. 1t is no secret, no patent.
no i~lliterate mixture, but IS the result of much
experience in the Southern country. -e
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tEE0E.I lUIE|Ty TT
Sons of Louisiana Club.

The members of the above named Club
are requesledto assemble at the Varie-
ties, in. 0pelousas, Tomorrow Sunday,
at 8 o'clock, in the evening. Il
All colored persons, who are disposed
to join this club. are specially invited to
attend, the meeting.
The club will then be permanently Or
ganized, and its officers elected.
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OPELoUsAs, Augustl2th, 1868.
Editor of the Journal:

EuIIUT q TIE JUHTIaI. ~ - - -
The letter addressed BY me, in my Off
cal capacity, to Gov. Warmoth, on the Dist
Of July, and by him forwarded to President
Johnson on the 1st of August, will be pub
lished in extenso in your columns as soon
as an official copy can be obtained. III
tssa l am, yours truly, Es.:2
e1tfs Gro. w. H~UDspETH,
ta@3E652 5 niSf. Atty 9th .T,,S Dict E
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The CRops@Since our last report of
the crops in.th parish they have been
injured much w the rainy weather,
which began o n Anth since and contin-
ned without the Y Permission of two con-
seentiyedays upto Eitbin few days since.
A great many Of Me forms produced
within this importa maturing period
have fallen off the 81 Ks. and the yield
of cotton will in con quence be consid-
erably ~diminisheaa, Z ess we happen to
be1free from the wori and have alate.
fall--a concurrence sd re that We may
not reasonably hope f it. The. cotton
plant. however, was Aeavily loaded
with hollis well grown re the rainy
period set in that they 3 not materi.
ally injured and thong be great i I
peotations entertained Eal weeks ago,
Of ~ oyaarWttslming cro ay MOI be tnl-
~iyArealizea, yetswe.dol not from per-
sQilaatts Sbsef Y yastiiioang that sid will b.
e~xcellent--as much q an bes Kven-
ienttyy picked ana nj rfssr amp
miuuerated for his yea labor. 81
hae aIrcady sonuasn picking picking Wit
enongEA op4n for d 3 llIand to pieky
from4l s ans hundred toa / hundred and
fairgrounds per day.
"A; anlpaaarlabandance Of corn, POI, potatoes,
peas, BE-, will certainly Be harylaa
this year throughout the fh1.salld all
classes Of whosdepend upon
the farmer hi subsistence may rest as
sured that produce of all kinds grown
here will bessold 81 low rates.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DsNTisTRY.-The card of DR.. E. p.
Doreua6s, Dentist at Washington, APP
pearea ID 81 columns last week. Dir
Doremusis 90 wsllaud favorabIy known
id this parish that he needs no, recon-
mendation from US b any one else.
The simple fact Tint be II still residing
insthe parish and practicing bis profes-
sion, Of which some were ignorant, will
secure him patronage We have had
occasion for his services ourself and
! skilfpl opsEator. The Doc
tor il an old resident, a native we be-
lieye, Of me Parish, and being permar
nently located here. can always b found
ID sspasr any defect that may happen ID
bis work-Fhich be docs without extra
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-. & so a-aAsy sE EEs .-E
LUMBER! LUMBER
"A subscriptions of CYPRESS LUMBER
a constantly on hand. and will be sold as
cheap as any market in the Parish.
Apply to JAS. M. THOMPSON,
At G. Mayo's Drug Store, Opelousas,
or E. DUBUISSON, Washington.
February 90, 1868. I'm
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Estate of MarceIin IaGeur.

pg,ssA G0i1n6 nasA St. Landry.-No. -
IE SOILEAU, of the Parish of St.
- Landry, having applied by her petition
to be appointed Administrative ofthe Estate
in community between her and her deceased
husband, MarceeinLahep late of said parish ;
Therefore, any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment, will file the
same in writing, at my office in the town of
Opelousas, within fen days from the present
notice: A. GARRIGUlS, Judge.
Opelousas, August 18th, 1868
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a8it.ftlOms

Under this heading we find, in the
Opelousas Courier Of the 25th ult., the
following: . ~
To My FRIENDS IN ST.. LANDRY:
Having become convinced that the Party
| have hitherto belonged to is opposed in
every particular to the interests of the
South, and its inhabita'its, both white AMI
colored, I hereby publicly renonnce all al
legiance to the said Party known as the
Radical Republican Party of Louisiana, and
announce my intention of hereafter acting
with the Democratic Partv, and doing all
| can for its saceess in the coming sPresi-
dental election.
KENDALL KERRY.
M Mo Ryan, Witnesses.
Alexandria, La, July, 1868.
All this is very pretty talk, but very
little cider. We can STATE to. Kendall's
friends in St. Landry, that OH the very
day that said Kendall was turned ont of
the Harris House, where the Parish of
Rapides bad been paying his board and
lodging, he signed said document, but
unfortunately did not stick to it over
three hours ; his Democracy soon fz-
zled out AMI found him on the Radical
hustings full Aedged, making a tspeech
so-called, not at all in accordance with
his pledge renouncing "all allegiance
with the Party known as the Radical
Republican Party" And again on the
25th ult. in the Radical layout near Con
60 Church, did he make another effort
in behalf of the Jacobins. We merely
notice This little indiscreation of Kendall's
as a warning to "my friends in St. Lam
Ay."-[Alexandria Democrat.
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YouR SHor GUNs-Should not be permit
ted to rust, your dogs should not bite your
~neighbor, your low grounds should be well
drained, your cribs should never become
empty, you should rise before breakfast,
work all day, and if you wish yeur sick
wife to meet you with graceful curls, rosy.
cheeks and sparkling eyes, carry home. with.
you a bottle Of English Female Bitters.
Sold BY 6. Mayo, Druggist, O~pelousas., =
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nEnnronJ T. q. 70 90

DROMGOOLE e. CO.'S
Fluid Extract Bearberry, Cubebs and Bnchu,
And be restored to health and manhood again.
Large bottles will cost yo!iDnly one dollar.
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70 T.TV r. r

IN i V i II
Should be kept in good condition, before tall,
thereby warding off and preventing Chills and
Fever, Bilious Fever, Dumb Chills, &c, and
nothing is so e~ffectual as
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Electors. far aHle state at Large,
R. C. WICKLIFFE. Of West Feliciana.
ISAIAH GARRETT. of Ouaehita.
District Esector.

JAMES p. FRERET, of Jefferson.
JUDGE jim LEA, OF Orleans.
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The Printing sin Ann d.

Hz5+E -
The Senate yesterday passed without
any opposition a bill which very lmateri-
ally amends the act relative to public
printing lately passed. 1t was drawn
by MI. Lynch, of Carroll, a gentleman
who manifests a disposition to support
Ills party firmly and s~trenuously, bit by
honest means and measures only, Jhtl to.
arrest desire TO right as many Of
wrongs done BY the originals bill as
Bsibie. dove owe. this remedial meas
5East, passed the Senate re-
B6nd of $40 ono to be given by
q, lies for the non-
d duties. and reduces
. receive for his services,
to the standafS w much Of 1861
and gives for matte aished ia tie
ofHicia Journal one dollar square for
the first insertion, and fifty cents for
every subsequent. Thirty. day adver-
tiseulents will pay twelve dollars for such
time, and for any longer at the same
rate. Ia
What Is Of more general interest is
that those sections of the original act,
which gaye3tothe official journal all the
official printing Of the city, and all the
legal advertising Of the parish Of Orle-
ans. are repealed.
50 much as relatesauta papers ID the
interior is amended 50 That, while the
power ID still retained to select papers in
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The gpnrnal.
National Democratic Nominations
For Vice President,

FRANCIS P. BLAIR,
- ~,,- OF MISSOURI. --..-t
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Unde, this heading we find, in the
Opelousas Courier Of the 25th ult., the
following: .~ ys. r ~
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Onezilne A Guidry,
James NJ. Porter,
DR.: j. NJ. Thompson,
William Otlutt,
Alcee Dnpre,
Benz. F. White,
George R King.
L'r'i. Lastrapes,
James II. Houston,
|. Garlan!.
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FreSIutnt OF SAID POIlce jury.
Opelousas, August IS, 1868.
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NOTICE..

Opelousas, August 18th, 1865
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CosspcrtoS or ggonaprowN WITH THE
J,oupouS Avn H.xpsHInx RIILRoAp.-In
Tho Honao Yesterday. Mr.. Weller introduoed 4
bill author{ring the oor poration OF Georeet town
to subscribc the sum of S30o, 900 TO Guild a
Aiexandria, Loudoun and Hamps hire Dad, and
70 Jay TAX theIeior, ana tne mayor, reeofuef,
sluermen, anu Oomuon Vouhvii o. ssiu CIV
are authotiLeu 70 faise shiu ampunSor 20 muen "
tnereoi as may &c Necessary, ~ we issue VI
STOCKS or oiheiw,sc, anu 10 pieaee tne ssiu w
10 suen mhnheI tnst W paIt OF tno same shai .
~ any event pc appned to any other 9oJec,,
man we yment ~ ssiu ueoti pt,pciphi nnu
ihteIest ana une mke remedy snaii oe vsed 10 ,oI
recovery Of any other public taxes In said
town. The bill was referred to the District
Committee.
E,rortor or orpirrps-At a mating Of
patomao lodge. No loi' /. q. a. IA. held on
sUnIay afternoon. Tho foiio,Sing oiiincrs were
eIectcj for the ensuing six month";, b. Bar.
wold, monitor, %. Freindiich. president; IL
NordIinger vice nrcsiient, W Nordiinoer
treasures Theodore Peyscr, recording secre'
taryi M. Bsrwaiu, nnancla sceretaryi M.
Kaufman, assistant monitori Lewis norris,
inside guardiani W. Bncr, OUTSIDE guafdlani
y. Reese, marshal. The following eH-presi-
uentb were e,eoteu rspresenthtlyes 70 Ihe DIS y,
baltimore on July u: ID. B,rwaid, S, aassen.
heimer and Henry King
-, a, g.
HOUSE IHhhvES'-Ihe praetiee OF steniing
rom tne mus anu passages OF the uwel,lnfs
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AND COMMERCIAL.

NEW YoRK, juno 29--l p. m.-Cotton, quiet
ard steady At 81 fsn,s R Sng"r gIhist Nnf
Flour dull and lower to self southern, s9bOgg
1850. whea, quiet and weak No: 2, "; neg
SeSrgia s27o Cotn quiet and weak ues u ol@
Rye dull and nominalJ 81 i3btl SO cents; Pork
quiet and weak t2I s7Gt2s. Gold sl:toH.
BALTIMORE, June 20. = Bteadstuffs. The
we hear OF no sales whatever, except q few
small retail lots. Prices decidedly favor
buyers.
and LII bushels red. The offerings as well
bushels medium white at "a. 10, loo do. at s2.7S:
at LOO 100 do. new South 'Carolins, out OF
order, t2yo.
Corn.-Receipts lO,2SO bushels white and
aSe dS ssqw pfmeq T White
choice do, 81, li4l.l6; prime yellow, tl.l2.
oais. Receipts !, iT3 bushels. Market weak
and prices irregular.
l 300 at 20 cts.i COO at so cts.
Rye. - Receipts 100 bushels. Markct-no
change. A lot Of 100 bushels choice sold at
Co6re-T market continues very quiet,
Only sale reported 200 bags Rio at lTBi7l4 cts,
gold, duty paid. We quote fair to prime car
goes and Invoices Rio at o}f@li9i cts, gold, in
follows; Ordinary Rio, ia5sGi5T cts fair, il
gls cts; good, i5Hgi6A cis.; prime, lIGlI4
S,s5 and choice I llI,1gglI s''i L'suayr" l79
| C0hon,-Thc market continues firm, holders
generally asking above the views Of buyers.
Offers on the basis Of 81 cents for middling
have again been refused this morning.
Moidsses-The market 10 well supplied, but
We hear OF no sales. Prices are unchanged.
Notwithstanding prices continue to be
1911 cts. for rib sides, and lGGplT cts. for clear
ribs; hams l9p22 cts. Bulk meats are held
very firmly, and we hear of none offering.
a H la n nj n Fk Ia Al
at s2s for city and as bO920 for Western.
Rice is dull At llAglltk cents for Carolina,
and gk6el0 cents for Rangoon.
Su1drs.-The market Is quiet, but firm. Re.
filming grades at lllS3llA cents.
Refined sugars are steady at previous quota
tions: hard crushed l6s1 cents; soft crushed
1879 cents for Ii; l5i5 cents for extra ca, and
l4iZf1l5 cents for q yellow.
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NEW ADyERTIsEMENTs.

TINS POTOMAC FERRY COMPANY will run
two OF their new steamers to Glymont on tho
Fourth Of July.
THERE will be a special market held at the
Griner market house, corner Of Virginia ave.
nue., Delaware avenue, and T street, Seventh
ward, on Friday evening.
JOHN +. ELLIS, No. 800 Pennsyivania ave-
nue., al his new iron-front near Tenth street.
issues a special card to his patrons and tho
public in general.
The Ryiand Chapel Sunday School will give
an excursion to Fort Washington, Saturday,
the Fourth OF July.
MEssas. THOMAS KIRBY Il Co., at the Nor.
thorn Liberty market, advertise a choice 10,
ofpure tea and coffee at low prices.
MEssRs. q. =. PERRiE & Co., the well known
grocers, corner OF Ninth and I streets, advor
tise pure and unauthorized wines from the
Pacific Slope.
MEssRs. LOCKWOOD, HuYrr AND TAYLOR
have removed to 3ji Pennsylvania avenue
adjoining the metropolitan Hotel.
A SPECIAL MEETING OF the Second Ware
Republican Club will be hold tomorrow
evening.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

EBBiTT house, g, WILLARD.
u Kinds, deo French, e. T. Dixon, samuel
Taylor, ID Bishop, IL Il Allen, Y " Forbes,
Geo Payne, Thomas Burns, A W Read and
wife, Miss y Williams, New York; II 4
Gall, Lowell, Mass benjamin Broekimen, W
W Aleorn, II y Black, J II Howard, & q vii.
Rhoads, P O Brnck, P6iladelphis; John Con.
U Al. Samuel Bsttefiow, John 4 West, W
ii Pruden, John y Healy. b Jacobs, John II
McMakin, Cincinnati; Geo d Knlp, Pal W d
Garrett wall, " Brown, Ry; Major X King
and wife, Fort Washington; s r Scott, Miis
wHukeei II II Helper, Mo- James White, VIM
q Kyle, Tenn.
METROPOLITAN-Po 4 SHELLEY.
W l. Rowland, J Earl, New York; John Z
Earle, New Haven't q Spelden, Brooklyn, N
rid Mcfadden' p Mitchell " 4 De
lamp Cincinnati; william DunmeHd, Balti-
Iowai NJ Anker, COli J S Muiholland, Phiia.
delphia; q W Cole. Val a Hollbrook, Mass;
Edward Denmead, Gas Miss Ella Denmesd,
Miss M + Beverly, A Dcnmcnd, Md A = wy.
lie, Sc; Il Maeomber, Madame Juan Pii-
zini, Madame Agostlne, Va; W II Talbot, In.
diiSMH@,Polisi ) Z DeIisyen, kyi q 9Jsnney,
gomcry, Alaj George Settle, Mo; William l.
Hay, Mobile, Ala.
SEATON HOUSE-JonS II. SgNMEs.
Mrs Cheyis, La; Dlrnaid Hess, Richard.
Flandrew, Il q Jackson, N VI DR. L Il Wolf,
Baltoi W II Adds, Phlls; II W Clagett, Md;
w W Tyler, Baltoj NJ p Tucker, o W MoGe.
hec, Ga; Phil II simmons, ID = Tigwer, T ID
Tigwcr, Gainesville, Ga; X II Glass and wife,
Va; J W Belt, I l. Williams, q O Magauder,
Md " W Beech, Chicagoi DR. b Chcsley,
Maryland.
OWEN HOUSES. W. OWEN.
WIN Mack, John T. Scott, Terre Haute, Ind;
2 II Leslie, Glasgow, kyj J II Nerussie, . l.
jenkins, Baltimore; J d Winter, city; 4 II
Chandler. Major Hcnncssey, Richmond, Va;
Decourt, Baltimore; Capt VIM Mitchell,
Piney Point, Md; Charles d Thomas, U 5 A;
W Salmonson, II Noah, New York ] = Nor
gan, Brooklyn, II l. Harrington, Miss Har.
rington, Philadelphiai q NJ Conner, San
Francisco.
HARDWOOD HouSE-RISG.
John Burke, Petersburg; NJ Andrews, n Y;
J II Boyle, J $ Jordan, Terre Haute; Thomas
ID Bowie and son, Montgomery county; W II
Bichard, J W Caldwell, NJ Warren, John Me-
Bride and wife, Quincy; Thomas l. Watson,
Irwin Jones, il p Pepper, John Percy, Dau.
phin, Penn; VIM Spottswood, ID A johnson,
John Kincadc, Mobile; 4 Watson, John NJ
Lander, Philadelphia Z + shank Thomas NJ
| Jordan, York.
| wILLARDS' HoTEL-SyKgs X UHApwicK.
l. w Brown, Nashville, Tenn; Robert
| Delaware; Andrew NJ Morelsud, Charleston,
| $ q; J l. Stewart, U s Artillery Hunt; ID
| q Robbins, N Y: II o Roberts, Boston; W
Stef, Phila.
BUNRERS AVENUE HOTEL.
q Durham, N HI W Fulton, N VI ] ID stat.
ford, Va; L Bernstein N " d + Murphy, Pa;
S 5 Anable, Ma.
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WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA Fanny
President Howison and Superintendent Ged-
ney, OF the line between this city aud Wash
ington, have been winning golden opinions for
the manner In which the affairs OF the route
under their management have been conducted.
A trip to Washington Is now reduced to n mere
affair of few minutes, and the spacious and
splendid boats City of Washington and City
of Alexandria make the trip real enjoyment
The new boats made the time from city to city
In from 20 to IS minutes, with the advantage
OF the pleasant river breeze. A trip In the
morning or afternoon would be the very thing
for the health OF families, and we observe that
already mothers are availing themselves Of
these boats to assist In the recovery OF the
sick "wcc ones" or to preserve from pallor
the ruddy countonRnccs Of the children who
| are In the glow Of health. Frequent trips of
this kind, By certifying the system, viii save
much disease, and save many dollar In doc
tors' bills. The boats are cool and commo-
dious; no SCOT nor smoke to AXE the trip un-
| pleasant, and we are sure that now the new
| boats are on the line, a passage In them will
bo deemed, especially by the little ones, one OF
the luxuries OF the season.
CLosIsos.-BelIe Haven Institute closed on
| Friday and st. Johns Academy yesterday,
both with appropriate exercises.
MARKEr.-Wheat (poor) s2.0l82.l5 Corn
tlTGl.l2 Oats 50 cents.
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CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge Wyis.-The court
yesterday postponed the trial Of Surratt until
the September term, and proc 'cdcd with the
following:
George Livingston, petit larceny of money
from Teresa Heifper. 1t appearing that the
indictment claimed the money AS belonging
to the wrong person, the jury acquitted the
accused.
George Livingston, same charge, second in.
dictment, charging the larceny of money from
Christian Heifnei. In this case the jury, be-
Ing unable to agree at the time of adjourn.
ment, were directed to return sealed verdict.
Adjourned.
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GEORGETOWN MATTERS.

4 ORDERs for the NArIoSAL REPUBLICAN, in George.
town may be left At the bookstores Of MoSsrs. T.
NJ X. Mills h Co, date Crandelrs,) l2s Bridge
street, or at Mossrs. O. T. Getty 4 Co. ., LOG
Bridge street. where copies VI the REPUBLICAN,
may DO obtained daily.
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CHARaED WITH FoR1ERY.-Yesterday,D De-
tectiycs Coombs and Miller arrested Heorge
Windhurst, broker, on seventh street south,
charged with selling q genuine $50 bill, OF a
Tennessee bank, with n counterfeit signature
to 1t, which the banks are unable to detect
themselves. He Is also charged with endeavor-
Ing to pass the same or a similar one In Balti-
more city. Justice Smith held him In ball for
his appearance to-day at IL o'clock.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-Judgc FiShcr.-This cot
was occupied rs follows on yesterday:

COMPROMISE IN THU sEgFE CASH.
George A. Seefe vs.. The Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Company. Action for
40, 900 for damages for injuries Inflicted by a
fall from a street car on Thanksgiving Day,
1895. This case, which has been on trial
for several days, was disposed of at the open
ing OF court.
Mr.. Merrick announced that = compromise
had been effected, whereby the railroad COM
pany had agreed to pay Seefe $4,000 OF which
81, 900 cash, and the remainder In two equal in
stalments, on the 18th of July and LIST OF Au.
gust, without costs.
Caesar VS.. Cusick. Action to recover the
value OF mule, which was In court several
terms since, and was then reported. The mule
was warranted to draw 1000 pounds, and II Is
alleged did not do It; hence the litigation.
The case was not concluded.
John /. CLARK Va. Samuel Furst. Appeal
docketcd and dismissed, on motion OF Mr..
Philips.
Booz VS.. Pettibonc. Judgment confessed.
Wagner VS.. Mack. N. II. Miller files motion
for new trial.
Adjourned
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TnE PoRr."-Tho schooner u. NJ. Browning,
Capt Smith, has entered from Baltimore, with
lumber, for A. Green. The schOOer Lynch.
burg, Capt. Van Clcaf, has entered from New
York, The schooner Il, NJ. Bruoklnge, Capt.
douglass, has entered from Jacksonville
The boat Scotland, Capt, Bartlett, has entered
from New York md cleared for Boston,