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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20

THREATS OF VIOLENCE. - James Kelly, .
soldier, was arrested on Friday last BY Oftee
committed him to jail In default Of security 4
keep the peace In the future.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20

on s.sufdsy ~ ~ ~ wn ~, many ,,i. ' ess,s
ssn parted SisS lima hitler md rooa gsosee.
sGs e hs ass ssss
lions . witah "a them. :. NJ ..,.-.lT
~ .ss - Vent sss police Mtss
i,.St "a sh5swdas.s q, xorkins ,up s.sss ,h.i
isea, !. Va. ocs@i.sios:d !. !. as.ssti... m
snd i1sssssive bisIeL werkca - pestnefs ana We
reeord Of Sssss testify 70 shei .emsisnsy Tn III.
SsstiaI q thsss gentlemen, peess.sd W. I.
member o. 81. Jehns Loose =. A. a; n, ana q
orSs.i.siiess WIN attend n. isnsisi, which viii
take Pisss dren me- lsss fs:sSenes, 10. ~ E,snsn
street q p; n to-dsH Ths NHsrL ssryice,
Church snd ths remais. WI be Inferred IN the
The iolioylnE 9rdc5 has been Issued In this
1000. : D.sA.yissr % NrraoroIrAx PeL.cs.
-,,... ~. V''ioA y, NJ forIsiisa avSruS'
L,nTrHrAsT: * great bereavement, h.s fallen
man ma noi,ee Hrre..Deteetiye Wiiiism I'M.
Reiiy. Sns X o,,r ssnst Iowa ma honored aslo.
r5ntfs diSdt All ~ oryyos a w o;eioeE fla ma
pssssd from 'thls scene q dSty ana .ctisity-
"a ..;:iss
Kelly % y %s% 9ss q ,a G51S
day Of Ssptember, 1851, aud on the 10th day Of
September 1855, was promoted 20 the once which
he held Al the time Oh his deesase.
tits not too much to sxy that few persons have
succeedsd In ORA wing nd thsmseiyes 40 large
4 circle 81 WIN and dSvotcd friends He was
ever Mad and synpathisine 70 the unfortunate,
nasnauinous 70 tioss who would injure him, Oh
noble fmpulses and eenerous even 10 pefsoi Al
saerihses for those whom he would Assiit Bold
and fearless in the discharge OF duty, he was,
never known 10 ninch from any danger or sacrI-
nee required Of him As a police oficer. but the
days OF his earthly duties and responsibilities
are passed. The cyprcss bouEh, bsdcwed with
the tears OF mournfng friends, now bends over
his PROSTATE form. 10 y 7 =
III uu rnineie our tears With those Of his be-
reayed and dIsconsolate family, and while their
hearts are vrunr With anguish, Iet others Of ua,
his surviving friends, be mindful Of this Krca}
loss 70 his wife and children and TO ourselves
1.-THE funeral Of our deoessed brother oficer
will take place from his Iate residenoe, No, 500
Eighth stfcet west on Monday next, the 10th In.
liant AZ 4 o'clock D. m A detail on dfty men
Will be made 10 attend the remains to the place
Of burial, - - IITTI,. ! ,r|T11-.I IIu' II
More specific Instructions with regard to this
detail WILDE made known to you In subsequent
BY order. "A. Q. RicBARps,
Major and Supefintendenk
The reading of .hi, order IN the sessrsl station.
much beloved as was the deceased BY his brother
Saturday evening at O'Clock meeting Of the
suarters was hcid 10 tale sppropriate Action in
Husi ---..- FRY. IS
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20

ESrIoIsa PRosTITuTioN.-oficer Leach, Of
the FIFTH precinct took Kate simmons before
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20

PETIT LARcEsY.-HArriet kiohter, solorcd
was arrested on Saturday by Ofncer Msdisan, o
apparel from Mary +. Brown. JuS,ice Tickei
committed her to jail for court.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20

ASSAULT AND BATTERY. --oa last Friday, On
Ger Berry, OF the Fifth precinct, took charge OF
Annie Kaufman, colored. She was nned u by
Justice Cox,
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NoBopr WONDERS why we sell . good calf boot fol
gentlemen At a. 60 and full limo Of hats, caps, boots
and shoes for gentlemen and boys at proportonatey
low rates, because We buy for cash exclusively and
are satisfied with small advance upon nrst cost J.
r Petty L Co New Hat and Shoe Store, ols Seventh
street, opposite Intelligeneer Building.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20

FOUND IN DrIsa CoNpITIos-On Thura
day Afternoon, the 10th Inst, q man named Patrick
Buckley, formerly an inmate Of Old Soldiers
Home; was found In dying condition by old
colored man, In the barn on Mr.. Robinson,s farm,
adjoining the Soldiers Home farm. He was
taken to the hospital at the Soldiers Home,
where he died In q few minutes after being car
sied in. His legs were frozen like ice about the
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20

ASSAULT AND BATTERY. John Owen and
David Baily were arrested on Saturday, on
charge OF J. II. Gettier, by Oficer q. 7. Leach,
OF the Fifth precinct. Justice Hazard uned them
Is each.
oficer Kearney, Of the Sixth precinct, took
charge Of John II. Jackson, colored, on Saturday,
on complaint OF Annie Morris. He was hned Is
by Justice Walter.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20

Tnr large stock of men and boys ready-made
York wholesale prices by Messrs, stephens 4
Co.,, $40 Psnnsylvania avenue. between Ninth
Of purchasers generally, A. thay offer every va
riefy Of fashionable clothing suitable for gentle
men and boys In every station in life. Give
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20
.TRlTlA IAus.smens.
WALL,s oPIBA HOUSE.
% rONTfNUEn sfTcrrgs

w ~ I II 'lrIT-
1.a .r. CONTINUED SUCCESS
no Pc . .Ffr4 or ruu
.h..a WALLACE
rr-r rr-sH,sI DAVENPORT
frf.#0 30 0MBINATIoNi
and production " the Beautiful and Touching Home
,5.a ,,, p, Y q cHAREEffgbR6KEss,
~ fsli,Iia1 Nd Iis,.iiss ch.rsstsri,atlcn u u"
y. ! T-T-T"- - RAofM, THk JEW
And Mr. r. L. Davenport will sustain his great
- - Dramatic fersonation Of
..a-ffH rs.t .- BILL sYkEsi
-Thls Drama Of ls. Passions las achieved the Most
Triumphant and Brilliant Success wherever played,
sttfsgting Crowded and Fashionable Audiences. Its
=" F''eWefHEfs cK,s THEATRE. ~ r..
afslI I u vss without parailel, -
TIE 0REATEST AIT TRIUMPH EVER WIT
H0.| ~ " rT !. NEsHEDi
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wnrAR's BALaAH OF WILD CHERRr 10 "a eombi-
nation and . form indeed" for healing and curing
diseases Of the throat. lungs and chest. II cures
cough by loosening and cleansing the 'lungs. and al
laying Irritation, thus removfn0 e instead Of
drying up tho cough and leaving the disease behind
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20

PRopANirY.-Oficer Crown, of the Second
precinct, took Elizabeth Mckee and Kate Foster,
colored, before Justice Thompson on Saturday.
They were fined o. each.
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A HAPPY ILLusrRirIos Of tho adaGe. Truth Is
stranger Than ncton 10 found In those long top calf
boots for gentlemen-only o. oo-at 1T. Petty 4
Intelligeneer Building.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20

-
= xAsHNoros soHuETzES vEREIS.
CARCsI HALL,
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, lses
Ttellts
which can b sroesIsd Of of the a'sOeia
Positively no tietsts sold a, tho door. ,
GR1ED oRAT0Rio AND CONCERT
At NKrzKRorr HALL.
- TUESDAY. JANUARY Al. 1858.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
MEMORABLE COMBINATION.
UNPARALLELED ON THIS CONTINENT
MAX hARRTzRK's
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY ENTIRE,
/ LRoSARD GROWERS
/ GRAND GERMAN OPERA
Assressns one hundred and twenty arsi;tsi and
other engagements pormlt OF their appearing Wash
'ns'0n' MAX NARErzEK. IspREssARyIss Nat,
D'is;IHfS 8 " EsS f! kAf iisi%S
Tho Celsbrated Dramatic Prima Dopna. First APP
sros6ss;atsEHssisilfk T.;tSif HsSss&sIoA.
Tho fss ssssliI1Ss;;$ X P sIiS Donna
r,,. Oh. hing young American Pfina Dom, has
..rsI:S Laurel; ny ' ,Ss ssf .d5:
Which t sssSR z. tSsoH n SH5
slssI51haGp s SHf1 tfsiftt!ffsshfA
Who's. gree. ya. a. nsrAa excellence s
S!sas,'f iSfIs RSsn,! {fs'
tn. ,.ay ~ rs s q + tEsS&s S %
'';is G 81 " f:sE s.n.o
tn. AZ. ~ 4 sF' h,ss: Jazz: ~
waived an. engsgement a. Her Mslesg's Grand
issiIs 'n'
tn: pSss.i S sSd saGsS srrs,i a
%sas lin %: d the greatest hvoriie' Of the imsri
can eyIs s..!s s. AsIosuccI
Is n.n:sia y .si.a..sfy sad af.as,f ;siss ssaSt
s'R &: a'.s music u oiHr' and
hoss'ni sIaNoR KNRIco TESLA.
slO sft$, Es iS S tj gst.t|fiTLI.
n! s1 RHEf4t f b6 HbEkRRHtL.
JOSEPH Az sRaxASss.
ruE55fSsoRs ITgf ahB sH:sifAss
III. very popular Lyric Tenor or tho Grand German
- Opera.
'0hu'' MAX MARRTzRK
CARL BERGMAN.
THE COMBINED GRAND CHORUsEs
ira eoasttuted Of Tho members OF the Grand German
and Italian Companies, and Is at once the largest and
Tie GRAND oRC HEsfRA comprises al! tho prlnel-
pai Grand Opera virtuoses OF the Now York
- Thc sale Of secured seats commence at Met
lals-4t
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20

tives Ooomes and Miller arrested John Smith,
Albert Smith, and James Matthews, eolored, for
OF a weoiien blanket. They were taken before
Justice Stark at the Central guard-house,
who sent them to the work-house. From re-
ports, these thieves have been robbing the col.
ored people who attend market here for some
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20

ORIos iSAscruARY.-A secret society Of spi-
rituAhsts under the above title has been insti-
tuted In our city, under charter from the "Su-
preme Sanctuary" In Philadelphia.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20

GERMAN TARaRr AssocIATIos.-Ats meeting
Of this association, held on Friday evening last
II was decided thatthe annual ball and entertain
ment ahould tako place on the I'd Of February
No other busincss OF interest to the public was
transacted,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20

NEW SooIgrY.-Tho students Of the cele-
brated Consolidated Business College, of this
city, have formed . new literary society, with .
tory and Engiish competition. The following
named gentlemen have been chosen - oficers OF
the sssociatiop; Edwin B. Hay, president; d. o.
OalhghAn, vice president; II. ". Smith, secretary;
II. ID. Touhy, sssistantj B. W. Cox, treasurer
Edmund J. DuvAll, sergeAnt-at-arms, 20 r ~
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20

CONTRACTS AWARDED. The contract for
awarding the small twine for the use of the Post
Once Department for the ensuing year has been
awarded to Mcssrs. Dempsey 4 O'Toole, Of this
city; that for tho large hemp Irvine to George
MeCfea, Of New York, and that for furnishing
letter balances, to Benz, Chambers, of this city
phe contract for furnishing tho stationery ana
wrapping paper will be awarded to-day.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20

WEDDING PRrspHrATIos-On Thursday, the
10th Inst, the clerks OF the Third Auditors
once were made the recipients q = hAndsom.
cake, at tho hAnds of Mr.. A. X. French, Of that
once. Crowning the centre Of the cake, In raised
capitals, upon q Aeld Of white frost, were the
words I" Wedding Cake" Circumscribing II,
Presented TO the clerks Of the Third Auditors
Once, Room 10, By a. n. French" Id. u. ...ts
Mr.. Pierson then Addressed the happy groom
with the following words Mr.. French, permit
me, on behalf Of the gentlemen Of Room 20.
g!atulations upon this happy occasion. Weary
OF the monotonous routine Of single life, you
have at last made the bold resolve TO wind up
your wild and brilliant ors-Aorse career, and for
ever after work In double karHsss. While We APP
preeiate the purity OF your motive, we trust we
may also indulge the hope that your joy may
transcend your antieipations. MAY your life be
calm and serene a. . MAY day sun, free from the
slrooeo Of domestic inisliclty, crowned with
numerous And charming "episodes,n and finally,
when your bark shall have oroesed the tempest-
uous Sea Of life, and been anchored In "the land
OF pure delight" may the hsarts that are united
In the now silken bonds Of hymen, Be still but
one In the fullness of heavenly Joy. With re-
peatcd congratulations and the heartfelt thanks
Of the once for this beautiful present, We leave
you to the tender mcroics Of your better half"
Mr.. French responded bfiehy In his usual
felicitou. manner, after which the cake was
discussed and dissested By an sppreciative
assembly. .-.''..
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ODD FELLOW HALL.
SIX NIGHTS ONLY,
Gfs RTRRR BshGbSWRikss d dkS rDEks

OLD fOLk6.
n..,., ass II, .e.s,.s Ma.
,,,, NJ. ayS!s s'ssslSaH FARRELL.
rsI:S s::::iss s,:ass1
.CARROLL HALL. =
WASHINGTON. D. c.,
O Street,. botwssn Ninth and Tenth Streets,
Mr.. cHARLBs DICKIHs
will read In Carroll Hall. ."..
-FOUR TINES.
a, under:
ON MONDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY
CHRIsTNAs CAROL,
and
THE TRIAL FROM PIcKwlcK.,
ON TUESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY I.
DAVID oPPERPIELD.
and
Mr.. BOB sAwYER's PARTY.
Prom Piekwisk.)
ON THURSDAY EXTRAORDINARY
DOCTOR kARI0o
and =.
THE TRIAL PROM PfcKwIcK.
ON FRIDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY u,
Hn
NICHOLAS NIoKLRBr.
tat Mr. souesrs' sehool,)
and
BoorsAT THE HOLLY TRBB Inn.
The Readings will eommsnss Al o'clock, AAd DO
comprised within two hours.
The audience Is earnestly requested to be seated ten
minutes before the commencement Of the Rsadins.
Reserved Seats. 90 sash
The sale Of tickets for the course Of four Readings
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20

KICKED ny 4 HossE,--on Friday afternoon,
a lad named VIM, West, aged about fourteen,
was kicked by a horse belonging 70 WIN, New,
and streets, Island. DIR. Charles Allen rendered
professional aih to the unfortunate youth, after
which he was conveyed to Providence Hospital.
The right leg Of the BOY was badly fractured, and
4 Is feared that amputation IL necessary to save
his life.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20

CoRRxcrIos.--In our report Of the proceedings
on Saturday morning, the reporter Inadvertently
attributed tho remarks Of Dr. Corbin to Mi.
CLARK was present, but made no remarks,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20

NAvIaArIos ON TIE onAc,-The Ice on the
river has become so thick and go plentiful that
We conclude navigation between this city and
Aqua creek will 30 entirely suspended until we
have thaw sufioient to start tho Ice out Of the
Potomac. The WinniAslmit aud Tom Collyer
arc now lying at their wharf
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20
THEATRE.

NATIONAL THEATRE.
-. MONDAY. JANUARY %.
ra MR.. JOHN BRoU0HAM
-' .. WILL ArPRAR N
his new ,Loesi and Spectacular Play in Ave acts,
produced snsr months Of preparauop, forming per-
and in Sresiest Dramatic Satire, entitled the
LOTTERY OF LIPB.
Nov prss>nt>d 10 the public Of Washington in style
n tmthfui reality Unsurpassed. The Splendid and
Ereiting Tabieaux encored each evening An en-
tirs sSsnse In the yery popular Concert Saloon Scene
TSs entire piece produced under the immediate d.
rection Of the Author, John BroughAm, ESQ.
in order 10 rive scl the Concert Saloon Scene,
ensaSemsnt has been effected with the WorldIwids
CsYebrity. Nj. EPH HORN, tho Acknowledge Head
of The Minstrel Profession. ja9-h
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20

TaE canvass for Boyd's Directory has been
called ON, or who have made changes either In
Arms al residences, should send In the eorreetion
to room ~, bii Seventh street west the once OF
the directory.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20

TIE CAss or AssoE--John Gordon, alias
Robbins, william uarrstt, and James Coleman,
the parties arrested BY Detectives Clarvoe and
MeDevitt and Lieutenant jobs Essex, ehavred
with hrins the buildings Of M o. q. Fearson
and Mr.. q, Reintzel, In 0eorgetown, on the 9th
instspt hsds beating before Justice Walter At
bstsesiys Mefsyiif s.s.ed that he proposed
10 prove. thai thess mes had previously threat
sssd 70 nrs tbs Psopsss p that si,sr NE Gre
,hssi.sifsiIG .rssts apd CoistaSn ssid they would
Si% o. sHi Inc Fdsy s. ,s sss a
meas heard the three Jprlsonsrs In conversation,
yhsn they said thsy had burned Rsintzel oyt 81
last, usinE an opprobsious epithet at the time.
He saw Coleman have In his posssaafeA o. M
dag Of the are Q lot Of matches. He heard Cole
msn say before the IRE, IN presence Of Pearson,
thst n he could mot get revenge on Reintiei In
any other way, he would burn him out.
Coleman, toie Of the prisonsrs.) Urn make
you Jump higher thAa . Rte for that have not
spoken 70 Bill Garrett In three weeks last Tues
day" -
dan were also sworn, but no new facts were
.Gsrrstt's mother wss present and claimed
home, and had eaten his supper before the alarm
Of nrc was given. Both the other men claim that
they can establish the same fact concernins
MI. q. q. Fearsoa wss arrested Afterwards,
and gave ball In the sum Of q 700 to appear -
witness In the case at II m. tomorrow. He also
went bail for the three prisoners In the same
an Ount each. 90. co. # on. %. 70
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20

WE would call the attention Of our readers to
siik And merino undergarments, white and ool-
ored Md and other gloves to be had Of Messrs.
stephens q Co., No. $40 PennsyWanh Avenue,
between Ninth and Tenth streets.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20

SUPPOSED TO HAVE AnscosDED.-on Thurs-
day morning last, 4, A. Null, clerk Ia the en-
ploy OF Mr.. w. Ii. Moses, at the Avenue House,
corner OF Market Space and Seventh street, was
sent out with number Of reeeipted bills to col
on Saturday hight, II Is supposed that he has
sbscondcd WITH ths funds COLLECTED, which are
known to he some 1900. MuiT WaS3 lieutenant
during the war in the loIth regiment Of eoiored
tTooDs,
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'Matiulal ,Aspnblifau.
iAMusnuENTs.

w.,t,s oprp. Itousr LTo-,,.h, ,t. n,,it.
Aays ina jotportusIfv' of ,,,tncs,,hs a,sm1
sIs.sfson IA 81. ~ m. 80 ns,,.i. go
sysrtsrS ~ r. S,,t,,vr,.h.6 s,,tsr. - -
$500 49, sSc,t,v NJ m.r. .n.-s
~ an. s,,s. Siss.s.. MA aG,,. -, - !,
49,, 49,. N .'.SoI 49,, 49, ~.
ssnb1 81 MA IN ~. a,.m. ~ ,s,,n,,, A
g. Ss..' VI y w why w pIo@r.p'
sss,.sA NJ p,,.,ssp r.. ,,.sss. x..,..-,
49, III. III, I" y, ~ a. n'-,x
Iii =, ,..,... ~ rps.sas..s. ~ 1870
,..n.s,.." Ns.. ~ ~ n-..,N
$3.50 - - ..,..s... =. ~ s.. NJ,
nrt ~ rs~,n, ar, fsonhfi...- insn,s M,
Nn,,,s 4osns,,. !. \. s.sr,a.v s,.s, :, ~.
oo,v p,see for M pstrn. I n thc drsms 10 meal
M. o.s N thosc perfom. sc., N a \ .h,tuss m
,NS,Nss,r. shoot, n ,h.,, ',,.,.n,,, ~ sfs.s,
-. T..o "a ~. ti,. ~ NJ. a. ~ 4. s.r.s.L-
sblctto' nofs the mssninv snd rInoueuss N Nd.
,i,vhte.t re.,.r, .nd n, .,bsI. yIl.,nv IN thst
shs,,otst ,vonts n, ,evesIsd Nv IN. !. c.t.,.
it..lS N ~. s,,Il.or. on,h 81 -, n. $500
,esr,,s mi - Ar. .r,,, n, - ~ M. cr,,rtN
...o.' Nj. Ms.t. - - sr.clls.l =. x..,.,,.
80 gn,anehs Graz S,or,h 'dcv1, .ess Tou.e n
Esva,i strons peint, 40 40 = 1Desds.eas.
A. 10 M Dsvenpert's Oshello, n W., Kos What
The preeonseiyed notions Of many wopA deem
thstrac rendering Of the character. The riied-
w Agsny Of MI. forfest, 80 n rsprsssats II 4,
perhaps, the popular sdsa Of ths Jealous MooS.
But NJ. ID. gives yosrt the Othsllo OF Stake
psafs-s great general who, h"perpIsxsd IN the
extreme" had seif-cohtroi suficient 70 suppress,
In some degree, an overweight passionate I'm
pulse. Intellect prcdominAfed in Otheiio, how
ever physically endowed. Desdemoaa eouSssses
that ~, an dds g.. p, .tr,.y
"a d ~ saw etAsIie's visass In his nisd:'' .s,g
And itsis Mad that Ms, ID. presents 10 his per
sonAtIon Of the Moor, and niakos his audience
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20

SALE or MosEy.--Atths second monthly meet
citation, held at the corner Of Fourth and y
streets Friday evening" tsoo sold SNJ1psr, cent s
was paid In on sharcs. H..FH. r"f"s
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20

SUPERB MASQUERADE COSTUMES.
Arranged BY An experienced dramatic artistic. Every
dress representing distinct historical character.
No. S7 d STREET,
Edels-u Near Ninth street.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20

KsIeHTs py PYTHIAs-RAPiD lscngAsk o.
THE ORDKh.-rbis new and charitable Order 10
"a ?idly extending over the country. During the
past week ChesteI Excelsior and ~ Chrysos-
Lodge, Of Delaware, have been organized BY the
Grand Lodge Of the District OF Golumbia. Ar.
nile baltimore I.adge No. 4, Syraousian Lodge
No. 10 viii shortly 81 ergAnised in TIL. District.
About nfty lodgss have Sssn organized through
District and Provisional supfeme LSase Of the
United States will hold their quarterly session
at Odd bellows Hall, Navy Yard, on Tuesday,
0usrtefiy returns aid isRsyts VI tBp various
lodges a the country WILDE isesiyed, ,nd dele,
gate. will be present m Nom ,reSSnsyNania' Sew
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-06
GEN. ISAAC MINER KIRBY.

Elsewhere we publish communi-
cation from one of our leading Re-
publicans, nominating Gen. Isaac
Miner Kirby for Clerk of the Su-
premc Court of Ohio. The COM
munication is expressive of the sen
timents and wishes of the Republi-
cans Of this county, and we concur
in. the same most heartily. We
earnestly hope that the great Repub-
lican party Of Ohio will nominate
the General. He is eminently fitted
for the office. and by his courtesy
and accomplishments, would honor
the State and the Republican party.
His brilliant war record, answering
fidelity to principles, his honesty,
and irreproachable character, render
him the most available candidate in
the State. In nominating him, the
Convention would not only recog
nize the true merits of the man, but
confer an honor upon the Republi-
cans of this section of Ohio. His
deserved popularity would add a
tower Of strength to our ticket
wherever he is known. We hope
the Convention will have the wisdom
to nominate him.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-06
PUBLICATION OF THE
LAWS.

We understand that q resolution
has been introduced in the Ohio
Legislature for the purpose Of pub
fishing the laws of the State.
1t is eminently proper that the
people should be familiar with the
laws that are to govern them, and
there is no better way to get said
laws before the people than by pub
fishing them in the newspapers. But
if such q law is made, let it be
framed so as to accomplish the OBJ
ject aimed at, by publishing the laws
in papers Of both parties. Don't
make the law for the benefit of
merely partisan papers and narrow
minded politicians, as is now the
case with the laws governing much
of the public printing. If the laws,
notice to taxpayers, Sheriff S proc
lamations, &C., are of Importance to
the public--and they undoubtedly
are-let the whole public have them !;
but if their publication is a mere
formality by which to enrich certain
favorites, give them the money di-
rectly from the treasury. We should
like to see the legislature decide ex-
pressly on this subject and prescribe
economical and specific payment for
the same. just complaints would
thus be avoided.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-06
Secretary

The Lima Gazette says that a re-
vival meeting has been in progress
four miles east of that place, and
that as a result, within three weeks,
Ill converts were united to the
church.
A DISPATCH to the Cincinnati Com
mercial, of the 28th u1t., says that
nearly one hundred converts have
united with the various churches of
Mansfield.
A GENTLEMAN from Hancock
county was spending a few days in
Lima week before last, and while at
the depot, was graciously invited to
go into saloon and take little
consolation in his thirsty stomach,
to which he very readily assented.
This was repeated till the old man
found himself in the paradise of
sleep, to awake minus his pocket
book and $40, with no one round
to invite him to take another drink