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NoTRE CANDTDAT POUR LIE CosGREs--Lan nolni-
nafion tdu Juge A. Bailey. par La Convention
oenocratique tenue r6cemment D Ia Nouvelle-
Orleans, CONNIE cantidat au Congress pour notre
District, sans doute surpris beaucoup de mon
de, sans excepter peutetre lie Juge Bailey lui-
neine. Cependant, Il faut ayouer que Ton ne
pouvait gnere mienx ehoisir, dams la phala,ige
de citoyens distingues que content notre Dis
ce ehoix sera acclamGe dams toutes les paroisses
.ae notrc District.
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Pour lie Congres.-3e. District,
ADOLPHE BAILEY.

COsmife Execatif fAbemOcrsa tfque de
ParOisse. fEs
John FL. Overton; Achille Duprg;
Benz II. CAN'T; Claudius Mayo:
II. III. Littell; John Mccormick;
James Ray.
Comik de eorrespossdaace:-F. A. King, James
X. Dixon. Thaddeus MAYO.
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TERRE DE PRAIRIE,

situe Bellevue, dams la Paroisse St. Ian
dry, contenant cent cinquante arpents de
shpericie, borne au Nord par Jean Gay,
au Sud ct d l'Est par les terres apparte.
naht q Dame Veuve Leandrs Bourque, ct
a l'Ouest par Ia terre de FRANCOIS Richard,
ensemble avec les
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Avis aza Public.

Javoue avoir appartenu au parti Radical, ct
d'avoir meme donne mon influence ct soutien q
ce parti; mais ayant VII par les tristes ct deplb-
rabies evenements de la semaine derniere, que
ce parti Sc portait contre la race blanche avec
un advancement tel qui oceasionnerait une guerre
entire les deux races, je me retire du parti Radi-
cal, ct je renonce q toute poltique, promettant
de m'occuper de mes travaux ordinaires. ct de-
mandant la paix: qui est la garantie de la pros
perite de notre pays. Get avis est signe par
moi volontairement.
JOSEPH BALQUE,
A. D. MEULLION,
ALPHONSE MEULLION,
JULES FRILOT,
PHILOGENE OZENNE.
6 Octobre 1868.
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NoUvELLE BoULANGERIE. - NJ. Monsonheimer
Went detablir une nouvelle boulangerie, rue de
fUnion, immediatement derriere rancien Hotel
de NJ. Claude. 81 on deit en- juger par lie pain ct
autres signes, les materiaux employees sont de
premiere qualit6, ct la manipulation est poussee
au dernier degre.
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A vENgzRE.

TSE residence agreeable, sita6e eh
~ eettc vile. S'adresser 4.
JOHN POSEY:
Orclousas, 10 nc.obrc 126s I'm,
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rYNous sommes autorise annoncer aux con
Signatures ct aux voyageurs que WI la crue des
eaux, lie steamer j. G. BLACKFoRD, capitaine C.
c. Pickett, partira dorenavant de Washington
le Dimanche 10 heures du matin.
LIE prix du fret ct du passage sera aussi bas
qua bord des autres bateaux.
PREPAREz-VoUs Les premiers vents de nord
Sc sont fait sentir, ct vous pouvez des aujour-
d'hui vous procurer les vttements d'hiver pour
resister aux rigueurs du temps. C'est surtout
chez M. Phillips, notre voisin, que Ton trouve
tout celia bon marche. Voir son avis dams une
autre colonne
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Club ssGartles de Hancock, ,,

Club s"GaEales de Hancock
NJ. G. May. Presiient;-John NJ Taylor. vice.
President;-L. A. SandOz. Secretaire: :-L6once
+. Lastrapes, Observation-Disclosures Mayo, Sc
acknowledgements ~
Ce Club Sc reunit a la Maison de Cour le Lun
di ct Jeudi de ehaque semaine, d heures p NJ
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Club sles Fills de La Louisiana.

Leon Manso, President; ;-Gillis Thompson, vi
ent;-Alexandre Trimble, Seeretare.
Ce Club Sc reuuit le Dimarehe a heures de Ia
pres-nidi, ct reeoit les hommes de couIeur q,,i
soutiennent les eandidats de la Democratic .
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Vente Publique.

Succession de Jean Labbf ct Louise anna
Bourque, son fpo,ase. decedes.
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Nous apprenons que NJ. Lee est parti dici
ssyee 10 conviction que Ia population blanche de
aotfe Paroisse await mantre une patience ct une
moderation de vue ct daction qui doit La METRE
" labri de toute responsabilite ct dc font re
RroGaae dams eette eme,,fe5 reureftah1e @%~
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CANDHDATURE
Abe In Democratic Rationale.
POUR PRESIDENT:
HORATI0 SEYMOUR,
DE NEW-YORK.
POUR vICE-PREsIDENT:
GEN. FRANCIS P. BLAIR,
DU MISSOURI
O p e L O u 8 A 6 !:

EIecteurs pour 'Etat EN- generals
CIV. RACE. ..................W F. BLACKMAN.
SUBSTITUTS:
DCRANT DAPONTE.. ...........E. J. ELLIS.
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LIE General Geo. B. Mcclellan Went d'arr1ver
dEurope II endosse ouvertement les candidats
de La democratic, Seymour & Blair.
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4 % L'Agent General du Bureau des Affranchis
40 Get Etat envoye lc Lieut.. Lee, dc rarin6e
des Etats-U Unis. en- metre willie, on il est arrive
saanedi dernier, pour prendre des informations
sar les 6venemcnts qI se sont passes lei la Sc
Z maine deruiere, ct faire nn rapport sur ses re-
eherches.
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ssarsles de kamg. dies COaeamx de
Plaqaenafme.-Don L. Richard, President,
Joseph Lumpkins, vice President, Deomel Du-
rio, Secretaire, Lastie Pitre, Tresorier, Edmond
Dejean Marshal. Ce club Sc reunit au inagasin
de Damon Boudreau, le Dimanclle leures
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% On semble Sc preparer en- yue dune navi-
gasaQn actye entire notre port ct Ia Miles, Orleans.
fHa1aatres preparatifs. nous remarquons qu'un
neaveaa batean, Ie Lizzie TATE, commando par
Z q q k Splane, deja bien ct fayorablemcnt comm
ica partira de Washington Mercrei prechain.
son magasin de depot est sous 10 naagasin dc
In Robertson n Go. ct sera sous In direction
y ". Onfz. A. Guidry. qui. on sen seuviendra
ssas dotlfe, MEN est pas D son apprsntissage dams
&c genre da.fassss. !
S s5
lasf AoI1sEGE- JExwERsoy STE. A aRfE> - On fruu-
seta dans nos eolennes de &c jour IN avis an
/ isnsanf Iotsentare dc &c College pour lei Ter tfu
souiaiit G'est Ianeien College Jefferson, dent
Y felufafian est ii bien m6ritee ct III stendue,
N'sae Sums IL Pansisse SC. jacques Sinons SON.
mes olen inforln6, le College st. Charles, .lu
ifahd coteau, u fernie ses classes pour ne les
aoasiar que dams i'm an on deux, ct co fait por-
4 sfa ablc,nent an College jefferson un nolll-
w considerable deleves dc notre Paroisse ct de
eeies ayoisinantes, si foutefois les parents peu-
'eht encore trouver les moyens de pousscr r6du.
eaten de lesPs e1lfants.
s8E. ---~--~-~-~~~~~--~~-~s- 5fsf
lEf LIE Connecticut went de donner une naaio-
IlIe de 5000 voix AJAX eandidats democrates.--
~ Esat ma change % politique que IannGe der
mere, iorsqufl q abandonne le radicalisme en-
uehnant 1900 voix dc alajorite Ia democratic
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ChevaHiers de Blair de WASH
imga0m--Dr. j. A. Mcmillan, President; L.
ID. Prescott, Thos. ID. Cooke, Edward Plonsky,
DIR. K. r. Dorenlus, Gilbert Baillio, Vice -Presi-
dents; Fred Millspaugh, seeretairc; E. Dubuis.
son, TrGsoricr. ,r..sr-s @..
&c Club sc rGunit tous les Samedis soirs Z
heures, au magasin de depot dc Hinckley.
True amd TrMsfy veacrnns.-Geo.
u. King President, B. II. CAN'T vice President,
p. l. Hehrard Secretaire. Ce Club sc reunit il la
Maisoa de Cur lie Mcrcredia 4 heures du soir
Club DIES ChevaHiers de Seymour.
Solomon I4oeb. President -FerG:ole Perrodin,
vice-P -President-Eugene Quatrevaux. Secretai-
rel Leonce Sando., Tresorier;-G. III. Cochran
Marshal
Ge Club se reunit d son Quarter General. Ma
gasin .. Loeb, lie Iunsli ct Jendi soir u heures
Club Hancock die COmaeur, du Grid.
Coteau.-Auguste Simon, President.
Ce Club Sc reunit au Grand Coteau lie Diman-
che I courant.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-12-31

.THRUIT JARS--Large stock Of those eFs
u traheavy Glass Fruit Jars goiugfss
at CtGAvELANs,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-12-31

.
%our lines in MEMS, Boys
Youths, Women's Misses and Chill
dren's Work, Of every description
are full and well worthy of your
attention, as they embrace the lead
ing manufactursrs' East, in both
fine and stoga work. Our Rubber
department is full, embracing every
yariety-the wide and medium Over
Shoes-the late style Sandals. AL
so, a full line Of ARCTIC OVER
SHOES for men and women. -@H
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-12-31
Fora Club of Fifty, and $500,

One black OF eolored alpaca dress pattern. .
set lace curtains. pr all wool blankets. En1
graved silver plated 9 bottle revolving castor.
beautiful writing desk. I solid gold scarf
PIN sH yds very fine cashmere, for pants
and vest. / SGT ivory balanced handle knives
with silver plated forks. 1 elegant satin para
sol, heavily beaded and lined with silk. pair
gents calf boots 30 yds good print. 30 yds
good brown or bleached sheeting, yard wide
or 40 yds Iyd. wide, good qualify 1 ladies'
elegant morocco travelling bag. square wool
shawl. / plain Norwich pOpin dress pattern.
IL yds. double width cloth for ladies cloak
Elegant engraved silyerplated tea pot. 3 yds,
double wldth waterproof cloth for cloaking.
For a Club Of 100, and $40 90,
One rich merino or thibst dress pattern. pr
tlne damRsk table cloths and napkins to match
plated engraved ice pitcher Very flne all
wool cloth for ladies' cloak i web very best
quality brown or blCached sheeting. ~ yds
fine cassimere for suit. elegant poplin dress
pattern. elegant English barege dress pat.
tern. I beautiful English barege shawl. set
ivory balanced handle knives and forks. la
dies or gents silver hunting case watch,
Bartlett hand portable sewing machine
Splendid family bible, steel engrayings, with
record and photograph pages 20 yds. good
hemp carpeGing, good colOIs pairg0Od mar.
seilea quilts good six barrel Revolver ell.
egant fur nun and cape. / single barrel shot
gun. / silver plated engraved bottle reyOlv-
ing castor, out glass bottles / very fine violin
and bow, incase. set ivory balanced Knives
BsS. Presents for larger Clubs increase in
the same ratio, ..#0.I .s
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-12-31
CARPETS. DON'T PAY THE
~ HIGHEsp pRICRst

The New England Carpet Co., Of Boston,
Mass established nearly quarter of o cenhl-
Ary ago, In thelr present location IN Halls
over Il, 70, rs n 70 81 81, 81 and 81 Hanover
Street, have probably furnished more houses
with Carpets than any other house In the coun-
adyantages oftheTiow pri6es, propoSe to sorid
on the receipt Of the price, 70 yards or upwards
Of their beautiful Uottdgo Oarpetng, vt b0cts
per yard with samples OF ten sorts, varying In
price from % cents 10 81 per yard, suitable for
furnishing every part Of any house, ava
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-12-31
A GENTS WANTED 10 Sell

A GENTS WANTED TO SELL
IA The .rEMINENT WOMEN OF THE
AGE" An octave volume Of $50 papes, con-
tanning n newly written sketches by Messb.
Parton, Greeley, Hlggenson, TiltQn, Winter,
Abbott Prof, lloppn, Mrs u. Q. stanton, Fan-
ny Fern, Grace Greenwood, etG Illustrated
with "a excellent Steel Engravings The N.
Y Evening Post says OF the book ut deserves
aud will obtain an Immense sale"
Rf9ye N, B,--Ycry liberal terms will be Civ
en- % Agents For descriptive circulars ref
erences, Sc, address
Z svt s, N, BELTS S 90 Hartford, Conn
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-12-31
DR. BUTTONS TOBACCO
~ IA. ANTlDOTE. Yl

Warrant to remove all desire for Tobacco
IL Ia entirely Vegetable and harmless, ~
Itpuriaes and epriches the blood, invigorates
tli6 system Possesses great nOurshing and
strengthening power, Is an excellent appeti-
Ser. enables tRe stomach TO igest the heartlest
food. makes sleepfegieshlng, nhd establishes
robust health. Smokers and ch0wers
for sixty years cured Price, Fifty Cents per
box, post free, A treatise on thelnjurious ei-
fects of Tobacco, with lists Of references, tos-
timonials, 40, sentn free, Agents wanted
Address DR., r. n. ABBOTT, JerGey City, New
.tbfsey sold nv ali agents i3fa1t' 45w2l
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We will send to Agents free .ofchaTge
For a Club Of Thirty, and $500,

One of the following articles: doz good lin
en- shirt fronts. ] set solid gold studs All
wool cashmere for pants Fine white coun-
terpane large size. 1 elegant balmoral skirt.
20 yards brown or. bleaGhed sheeting, good
quality, yard wide. 1 elegant 100 picture mo-
rocco Bound photo. album. l double lens ste
reosc0pe and l2 Foreign views. 1silyer plated
engraved bottled castor, 1 elegant silk fam
with ivory or sandalwood frame, feathered
edge and spangled. 1 steel carving knife and
fork very best quality ivory balanced handle
1 handsome beaded and lined parasOl 20 yds.
good print. very hne damask table cover
pr. best quality ladies' serge Congress boots
dOz. fine linen towels, h dOz Rogers best sill
yer dessert forks. ! ladies' large real morocco
travelling bag / fancy dresspAttern. II dOz
elegant silver plated engraved napkin rings.
dOz ladies fine merinO or cotton stockings.
Gents heavy chased solid gold ring. pr la
dies high cut balmOral boots. / elegant de-
laino dress pattern. I violin and bow, in box
complete. set lewelry, pin, ear drops and
sleeve buttons. u y. p. Elt' Gt.i.Eff
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-12-31

hereby certify that vds sorelg aBeled VIA bOiIs
for hv0 years isrelophg themselves upon my iimbi ana
other parts o( myb0l Megggsrilgs, mhieh snd'irsG
nom Diem ate iadsscfb0ble. St9iee 4 q say thai
aihhtHy tried several Of he nlos popular hhnor RENE
diss bt ,vhout ,emoring The qbctiOn. Al length, by
he earnest request or an initmGls friend toGs lHdHe'd
10 ty DI. j. W. IbldRds H,rhiOr DooloF( ana am very
fsdR ivas restored by using Dr. l0andt gorsIaid ISsd
icinss. AlbAVN VAAA~
boston Jan II, 1855,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-12-31
| AMOUNTING TO NEARLY $500, 900
One Dollar for Each Article


Exceed those Of every establishment Of the
kind,7-pro0f Of this can be found In, eOmpar.
ing our premiums with those Of others for
Clubs Of the same size, in addition TO which
we claim 10 give better gOods OF tho same
character. a
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USirEppsrATns PArRsT OFFICE

outhe petition pf HoRAoE W, pEAsLiE, cf Nal.
patent granted TO him the 2Sl day OF January, ls6
AntedAted September 2ith, 1854, reissued January
Sth, 1855, aud again reiasued March 18th, 1867, foI
an impToyementln MACHINES for Washing Paper
Stock, for seven years from the expiration Of said
tembeT, 1885,
Patent Once on MONDAY, the slst day Of August
noxt NJ II clock IN, aud all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
Ale In the Talent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least ttoentV days before
the day % heArinE{ all testimony hlsd BY either
and In accordance with the rules OF the
once, which will be furnished on application,
mony. must be nled the once tiosniv days before
the day Of heaaipli the arguments. II any. within
ordered. also. that this notice be published In
the REPUBLIcAE and the IatsiifQencfr, Washing
Ton. D: O., and n The Atlas. New YORK. \,
hA Of said pub oGtions 10 be at least sixty days
previous 10 The day Of hearinE,
jet'Tha Acting Commissioner Of PAtepts,
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the REPUBLICAN may be obtained daily. .-....
THE CkNALs-In consequence OF the low
stage OF the water 10 the Georgetown level Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal for the iast
few days, considerable diffioulty and a great
81 sa .ad ' q sST nS s, ss' Ss
On Saturday. there were sixty boats sgroun
and unable 20 reach their destination, and
more would hays been 70 the same Ak had not
and had al the -four mills stopped for several
hours each day Of this week. All Connected
with the canal supposed that after the raising
had been put an end 70, but the storms Of The
past year have had the effect Of destroying all
the repairs put upon the dam, and left Il IN A.
have 70 b done over gain Ia view Of ths
present diffieulty We shouldnot be surprised
to see President spates At this end Of the canal
10 q few days. snieht state here that every
end OF the canal, from Superintendent Msus
down, to avoid the present difficulty; but
Nature will have her way Notwithstanding
the iabors OF man. -. .... III. o..
EsrsRrnisE.--T The Potomac Mills, at the
full operation. The. enterprising proprietors,
Messrs. Houshton Plyer, are now turning
out, in addition to their pure ground bone and
ers in the way OF fertilizer. II is a soluble
silioate phosph ate, composed Of phosphric acid,
ammonia, and phospate Of line, or ground
ssssr represented ~ al who S have used III L
this market. -0.-
dly OF this indispensable article, II affords us
pleasure to announce that we now have large
mandatory established At home prep AIRED to
SGpa a prss. fssSs Below sSo.e
othefs who pretend to furnish q pure article
10 the fsrtiliiins line. Farmers would DO well
Piysr. - - : - -
NJ, Tg n I'm IsMSTG day the grand pie
Georgetown, will take place at Green Springs,
and the prepaIations made for the occasion
promises the fair to be one OF the most enjoy.
at Green Springs few weeks since, which
attracted several hundred visitors from wash
ington, who pronounced the picnic the most
ba f to .nipss fd ,h sas Sns
mer efforts. A gala procession will take place
In the morning, the Turner'S, in their new uni
forms ,p marching through the pIinSipsl streets
grey horses, containing members OF the society,
accompanied by the Fifth Cavalry band, on
horses, will visit Washington in the morning,
several pieces Of excellent music.
HoRsEs PoIsoNRp.-Mr. George ysrnell
purchased recently from Messrs. Homiller 4
Duyall their farm near the heights OF George
town, and stocked II with horses and cattle.
mules and nne bullock within the last few
days, and has Others down now. II In sup
posed that they were poisoned by negro dis.
Threatened to be Ievenged on Mr.. VarneiI, At
the time he was discharged.
SHIPMENTS OF CoAL.-During the past week
there was shipped from Cumberland Is SIS tons
coal, and from this point northward 500 tons,
G,,abssi..a GnsI ra-n..n yso 80, 49,
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FOR sgPPLYINa STAMPS FOR
TOBACCO, SNUFF, AND CIGARS.
TRsAsusr DEfARrnEsr.l

WAsHIsoros, Ausu,t Is, 1858
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue is pre-
pared 70 receive sealed proposals until September
!, at u m. foI furnishing the folloyip 8 named
used on tobacco and Imported cigars:
l. Five hundred thousand stamps Of ten diff.
Sos rOsaa Pound sS P1Sn
30 pounds, 60 pounds, and 100 pounds. They, must
lion, two and three: foufths Inches in length and
one Inch and three. fouIlhs In Width. TheI los.
as must vary from the as, the SIS from the COS,
and the to's from the COS. They must have an
appropriate yignette, and the spaces around the
figures must be nicely engraved.
Five hundred thousand stamps OF hne steel
engraving tx2k Inches In size, with oval corners
and a suitable yignette.
s. 0ns hundred million stamps Of nne steel en-
craving with an appropriate Vignette, and with
lathe work designs around the yignette and the
printed matter. These stamps are 10 be Of eleven
different kinds, Of various widths and lengths as
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The general features OF the several stamps will
be prescribed by the Department, aud drawings or
printed designs Of them will be furnished by the
sIply therefor with abOna dde Intention Of bidding
for the contract,
Each bid must be aecompa MED by sample stamps
Of each and every denomination, and must state
the price At which flushed stamps will BIO fur
nisled, OF such denominations and at such times
rs the Commissioner may requirei and such price
must include the cost Of packing the same In u
safe and suitable manner for transportation In
packages Of such, size as shall be directed from
tine 10 time, aud delivering the same to such
person or persons as may be appointed 10 receive
them at the warehouse OF the manufacturer, or at
sue other place places In the city town where
they are manufactured as the Commissioner may
designate,
Bach bidder must state In his proposal the time
within which. after the completion " contract
with him, he Will commence furnishing the stamps,
and with what rapidiy he " III continue to furnish
them after he has commenced.
All other things being equal, preference will be
given to the bidder who will hrst furnish stamps
10 quantities sunieient to meet the demands Of the
Department,
The Commissioner reserves the right to reject
any aud all bids, THOMAS HARLAND,
Aul5-Tuot Acting Commissioner.
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ATTEMPT AT SuiOipE.-0n Saturday even.
ing last about 7 O'Clock, Sanitary Onicer
In Jackson Square, who was suffering from
the effects OF laudanum, he having drank two
ounces Of II. The officer called on DR.. Ripley
who soon appeared and rendered medical aid
to the sufferer, who was then removed to the
Fourth precinct station-house and locked up
for the night. Yesterday morning he was
turned over to the military authorities at the
navy yard, when II was AseertAined that he
was marine and had deserted from Annapo.
lis, Md. He gave his reason for committing
the rash act that, that he was used to better
having three years to serve yet, caused him to
take the poison.
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UIympIo.....u," u : 10 y ~,
Commonwealth. AZ
], Woods 2, Robinson 2, Leech l-Olympic 9.
Deshong 2, Borden 4, Prettyman l, Gushing 2,
Tomlin 2, Freeman 2, Fry l-Commonwealth
IL.
Foul bound catches-Malone 8, Mclean 8,
Woods, l, Borden ], Freeman !, Hull 2.
Catches on authorizations ], Mclean
Base piay-Put out by penison 0, Leeeh u
Olympic I,
Assisted by Dick !, Malone 0, Woods Q. Put
out by Deahong ], Fry T-Commonwealths 8.
Assisted by Borden ., Prettyman ], Cush'
Ing Q.
Out on fouls olympic 8 times, Common
wealth II times. -
Home runs-Dennison I, Prettyman l.
Time OF game-Three hours,
Umpire-W. II. Bailey, olympic Base Ball
Club Of Philadelphia.
Scorers-hIeAsrs. Allen and Wood.
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-. " - -
N TIE uslTsp srArss TG TEAS. Rornssy1,
many dspstchcs are being circulated IA the
newspspsn q the country that banks have
,os ,,. sI Uo,ooo ne obstruction Of tneir
DePartment, Hon. n. R. Hulburd, Conpsrcller
2, w currency mas made the foiiowins s'sfs-
o. ,ss is,A asy Of sep,snss,, 1904. |. N ~
NOS, was mlssedn rom The Comptroller
%tgo, sIto T.en ~ notes "a o.nsf We a ~
~ notes Of national bsnks OF New York and
mas were missed. In lseo large
numoet OF notes OF the same Commission
pos,. of ~ lgs woth ..
ssehusetts, were misssdi Also, . psoksse Of
not u,s o. Oh dircrent aenomlnshons; smoqnnng
t4Siz'ooo' OF the FIRST Nstionai Bank, Jersey
wv, Lii. u,nr,, ,-,,s a.. ,.,..,,
had lons been On ne watch fcr the thief OF
thievcs. Tney nnally iastened on the ehief
msnssengsh eoiotse man named J. n. "A,
Rim IN IA hesn nd ~ IN s
lers once IRON 1901, and WAS eonsidered trust
wortny ~ syety sense. ne was proud, pomp-
fe J,,uneu was nn NJ, NEG ~ muon sstesm
ma stiii Keep. grocery store on Capitol Hi,
WI s,,eet no,.n' c.nea .nhe Exeelsior.,'
,,i,ssd haronS ~. sin nc va
sstsa' 40 ~ wo,i% Ana ,c,sOsnr, ne Se ans
inv ~ the u,twin.i 1an1t "a ,hio NM ~
,ns conn{, n.I nv IN Iaa e .n,ee 'oho"
is.s ~. IN ~ ny w.. .su s''ae Az a
rsnt n,.n.,as ~ n LII ,yM .ne uorenh-
ment prepared LOT national esnking houses.
r oeeo"u' tut Passins anu u'enns iorBeu
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- ~ ,Ty ~ a,iores ol sion.ry
fTMuI - ~
=, INV ,ne nrnna jusy tnsM lnoiced scnpie-
, nan was aeolarea 70 DC Illegally drawn, OF
nrersrtaS ~ s,nnst.t o.nes soyus ~ waio1 ~
once. n,.,u..
,,a , nS,ss Dstnc n AuSiney Whson Grew w
~ NV ~, am no INV couia pe !ouna ~