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The Unreconstructed.
Soldiers of the Union Army!

Mississippi in the Judgment Of Con
gress was not fit to assume the tull
relations Of a State in the Union SC
as to participate in the Presidential
election. She failed to accept the
terms laid down by the Government
and adopt the Constitution Republi.
can in form, which the late Constitu-
fonal Convention in that State, fra.
med and submitted to the people,
As showing the cause why that Com
stitution was not adopted, as indica-
tive OF the feelings Of that people, as
well as to justify the action Of Con-
gress, we lay before our readers the
lowing extract from an editorial in
the Vicksburg Tines # &
Others may do as they please, but
if men will protect and shelter vi.
pcrs, they must take the consequen.
ces. WE SHALL PREPARE AND
PUBLISH A LIST OF MER-
CHANTS WHO KEEP NEGRO
RADICALS AS PORTERS AND
LABORERS, AND ADVISE OUR
PEOPLE 70 AVOID ALL SUCH
SHOPS. Hotels who:employ negro
walters and porters, who belong t
loyal leagues, will also be published,
and the public warned against them.
Draymen, hackmen, BARRIERS, and ali
other negro laborers who belong to
the loyal league, shallin like manner
be published. y = y The
Southern Democrat who feeds rad
zeal, white or black, is false to his
race, false to his country. false to
God, end false to himself. He WHO
SUPPORTS THEM In ANY
SHAPE is A COWARD, WHO
DISGRACES THE NAME OF
MAN"
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A busy man is q locomotive, and
life q track. Every night he drives
into the house, and stops. Every
morning he is fred up anew; and
away he goes switching off in one di.
rection and then in another. In this
routine Of business he forgets that
the physical organization is of the
NJ est delicate kind. II hard iron 10.
co motive needs constant care, and to
be well oiled up and rubbed of every
day, how much more necessary is it
that all men and women should use
PLAl sTATIoN Buffers, which are the
ne pl us ultra Of everything which is
neces sary to keep the system in a
perfec It tone of health.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
Chicago, Nov. 10.

Chicago, Nov. 10.
Flour quiet and unchanged, sales
of spring extras at 6,0Oa7, 90, fair to
choice White winters dull-supers
steady and unchanged.
Wheat quiet and steady with little
changefrom yesterday, at 112@112s
for regular and strictly frVh, No. l
in moderate demand at 117a120, No
8 100a101, rejected "a. "a
Corn dull and closing at 79aa80
for No l, No PA. 5s.s
Oats higher 4Sba4s4.
Rye quiet 104a1O4a.
Barley quiet 1,50a152.
Provisions rather strong but pri-
ces hardly changed.
New mess pork small lots 24,50a
$500.
Lard unchanged.
Shoulders IL.
Clear sides 184a184.
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THE COURIER.

With the next issue G.; The Weekly
CouRIER, ends the time of great
number of our campaign subscribers,
We are anxious to, retain you all
gentlemen, as permanent members
of the COURIER family, and toextend
the circulation of ourpapcr general.
y.
To this end, VIC ysat send The
Weekly CoURrER for one dollar an
fifty cents per annum. strictly in ad,
vance, to all the campaign subscri.
bers, on regular subscribers whose
time has expired, who will come in,
pay up, and renew, providedit is
done before the first dayof January,
and win apply these liberal terms to
all subscribers made during that
time. s..so. -..t.aag.s.. b. g...4i
The COURIER is one Of the largest,
as it is generally recognized as one
of the best weekly papers in the
State, and we shalin the future, as
in the past spare neither pains, or
money to make it worthy of the
support of the public.
The great political campaign Of
1868 having triumphantly closed with
the election Of the nations idol, Gen.
U. s. Grant, insuring US an era of fl.
nancial integrity, and prosperity, po-
litical quiet and peace, fraternal con-
cord and harmony, between the va
rious sections of the country we
shall, of course, find much more time,
and room for general, miscellaneous
news items, ola non-political charac-
ter, than heretofore, which we hope
will commend the paper to all our
partisan fri DIS, as we'll as to many
liberal, democrats, wanting live,
readable, respectable, county news
paper, whose names we hope to enter
on our books during the coming year
The approaching session of Con-
gress the Inauguration of the new
administration; the settlement of the
troubles in the south, in addition to
our own State, county, and city af-
frirs, are matters that no intelligent
man, can afford to be ignorant of aud
| we promise the readers of the CouR-
TER that they shall all receive the
most full, impartial and careful atten
ton.
Send in your names and money be
fore January Ist., next, and secure
the COURIER at little above the cost
of the white paper it is printed on.
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Agricultural.

Deerfeld farm ONEIDA County
New York, has the credit Of produ-
cling the biggest beet in America
lis named the Horatio Seymour va
riety. Per Contra, st. Louis, pre-
sents Frank Blair for the first premi-
UNI as dead beat against all com.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MAR
KET.
. Hhio0no Nov 10

Chicago, Nov. 10.
CATTLE The receipts yester-
day were about 1880 head, and the
returned sales only AGA head. It
was o most disagreeablo day as tar
as the wather was concerned, and
trade was extremely dull, in fact
there was scarcely enough doing to
establish reliable range of prices
City butchers and packers were the
only buyers, and prices may be quo
ted as follows:
Good to choice steers, $6,00a6, %
Medium to fair, steers, 4,75a5, 70
Comm to good Texas steers 3,OOa4, Is
Common to choice COWS. 2,75a5, 90
Inferior to common stock 2,50a4, 90
HOGS-The receipts were about
$500 head, and the entered sales L.
1854 head at STAT 20 for good to
choice, small boned fat lots of $50 to
800 Tbs averages and over, and sea-
6 80 for common to fair grades of
100 to $50 lbs averages. The wealth
or was unfavorabIe tor both packing
and shipment, and sales were slow at
falling offin prices of 10a15 from
the closing range Of prices.
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Charleston, Nov. 6,

~ Charleston, Nov. 6.
Returns from the interior show
that the republican majority in this
state viii be largely reduced. Reed
and Simpson, DEM, are certainly cleo
ted to Congress from the Sd dist. The
LIST district is in doubt with proba-
bility Of the reelection of White.
more, rep.
New York, Nov 6.
The Herald's Havana special saws
the excitement here is certainly al
layed since the lastnews from Spain.
Gen Domingo Dulcerous, late Cap.
tain General, is ordered here with
four transports and body troops to
keep order on the Islands Count BAL
lee5da, had gone to Puerta Principe
with . detachment of artillery.
According to Revolutionary author
tiles, the entire jurisdiction Of Puer-
to Principe has risen against the
Government. They claim that the
rebels had the Selta House, and that
they are firmly established at Bag
ano, where they have set up q press
to issue revolutionary publications.
Slaves are armed and fight desperate
ily. Captain General Lersundious
determined to have rebel leaders who
hail from St Domingo and the Span
ish main shot.
New York, 6.
A commission of the u. L., to ex-
anime naturaliz alton frauds, consist
ed of Z gentlemen as follows: w D
Doud, Horace Greedy, Moses 81 Grin
nell, Isaac Sherman, Isaac 81 Bailey,
Marshal @ Roberts andJ 81 White.
An error in the Kings co. returns
has been corrected, and republicans
now have two assemblymeu, instead
Of one in the delegation. 5ya. "a
oa. New York, Nov. 6. $
The Empire Club serenaded Mayor
Hoffman, Governor elect, this eve
ming at Clarendon Hotel. He return
ed thanks and spoke at some length
on the result of the recent election.
He said that during the canvass he
had never said an unkind word re-
garding Gen. Grant. If he should
adopt the constitutional policy he
would earn and have the support of
the Democratic party; but if his adj
ministration was of a radical and par
tisan character, he would fall never
more to rise. With reference to him
self, he said that as he had shown
that he was mot afraid of rioters,
neither was he afraid Of those whose
conduct tended to produce riots. In
reference to threatened contested
elections, he said that while it might
be possible to deprive Senators and
Representatives in Congress of their
seats in this way, it would be found
impossible for them to deprive him
of his, having been elected by the
votes of the people Of this State.
New York, Nov. 6.
Mr.. Colfax arrived here att o'clock
this evening, and is the guest of Mr..
Sinclair. A number Of prominent
republicans called on him, but there
was no public reception.
Memphis, Nov 8.
Private advices from Arkansas
say Gov Clayton's proclamation de,
claring martial law in III counties
produces no excitement whatever,
and no reason is known for such an
action. 1 ,.ii
Nashville, Nov S.
r r Butler, Horace Maynard, W
B Stokes, s r and w FPresser, and
A R Hawkins, Representatives elect
from Tennessee.
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EARLY MARRIAdEs.-Dr. p. eanKnf
advocated Early Marriages. h, 'sayl
for Young Men, on this and otA 81
subjects, being GUIDE TO MAR
RAGE and Conjugal Felicity, by
benevolent Physicians, sent by mail,
in sealed letter envelopes, free Of
charge. Address, HOWARD ASSO-.
CITATION, Box p, Philadelphia Pa
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Butler went for" his enemies in
the Massachusetts canvass without
gloves. He exposes certain pecca-
dilloes Of Dana in tho legal profess
ion, and adds: @ go
eff Mr.. Dana and those who are
with him had not attacked me per-
sonally, I would have suffered to
sleep on the records of the Court
this evidence, and allowed the Judg-
es silently but surely to do justice to
Governor Lawrence and Mrs. Whea-
ton for their violated property, but
the whole pack of Mr.. Dana's advo.
Gates, Sam Ward, Atkinson, Schoul.
or and that court martialed officer,
Gen. Gordon, have assaulted me with
every false charge and every SLAM
derous epithet they can command.
Their candidate and each of them
shall learn that in this war, which
unprovoked they have been hired to
carry on against me, is one in which
blows are to be given as we'll as Ia
ken. They are at mo open-mouth-
ed. I am in the condition of the
gentleman who was passing by gar
den gate about his proper business,
when a pack of NANCY ours ran at
him, swapping and snarling. Hav.
ing q loaded cane in his hand, he
turned it and laid one of the dogs
out. His master came out, exclaim.
ing: who struck my dog?' 4 did,
was the reply. You have killed him.
yes why did you not strike him
with the other end of the stick p
why did not your dog run at me
with his other end, then, and /
wonld p" s
He proves Dana to be carpet
Dagger in the Fifth District, and
pays his compliments to Senator Fes-
sender in the following prescription
for . "Judicial conscience"
Sra. To make q judicial conscience
for a Senator in the Impeachment
trial
Take of Hatred to Ben. Wade 5 parts
Enmity and OPPOSE
ton to Chas. Sumner. 3
Jealousy to Hannibal
Hamlin. 2 /"
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II o human could make as much
noise in proportion to size as q locust,
he would be heard to sing from Chi
cago to New York.
DR.. Holland thinks the English
are larger and homlier than Ameri-
can ladies'.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

gentleman who suffered for years
e..s, 4 nervous debility, premature decay
III all the effects Of youthful indiscretion
VIII rec to all who need It, the recipe
sela ~. ctions for making the simple rem
- - uIIe -hich he was cured. Suffers wish
etuy ~ 1t by the advertisers experience
ing ang g PlU addressing, In perfect confia
deuce. AZ Cedar Street. N. r. 4
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The Presidency.

We clip the following from the
New York Tribune as the closest fig
uring on the Presidential fight, VIC
have yet seen i:
a FOR GRANT AND COLFAXsvs
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Leader of the Next Congress
Washington Correspondence Cincinnati
Commercial. ..g "

& As to the mooted 'leader" Of. next
Congress, there will, probably, be no
such character. General Schenck
will have his way on financial and
kindred questions, butJhe House will
resent any assumption of leadership.
Opinion settles upon Mr.. Dawes as
the coming Speaker Of the House.
His term Of public service and cool
ness Of temper recommending him
6er Blaine, who is more spleenssh
and ambitious, though perhaps pos
sessing more force. Mcpherson can
probably have they lerkship again il
he wants it. s1ea tge. ..,{.a
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Notice.

The eopartnership heretofore existing
between Jas. d. Ladd, and VIM. II, Dun
lap, Pork Packers in Ottumwa, under the
firm name Of Jas. D. Ladd 4 Co., is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
The bushes, of the Pork House will
now be conducted by Ladd. Gillaspv q
Co. See their card in this paper
41 JAS, d. LADD,
WIN. III. DUNLAP.
Ottumwa, Nov. llth 1858, dAwln.d xae
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Admiral Farragut has returned to
N. Y, with his flag ship the Franklin
after two years .triumphal cruise,
in foreign waters. TT E1a 55s
Gov. Geary, Of Pa, is not q candid
ate for Senatorial honors.
\ Longstreet and Rosecrans have
gone to Mexico.
The second trial of Gen Cole
for the murder of Hiscock, CHS wife's
seducer) commences Tomorrow at
Albany. 81 IS
GOLD, 134s. 3' ~ . IA
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NE W YORK STOCK AND MON
yyrrsy Ely MARKET.

LSWt = NEW 1Ork, NOV. ~.
= The railwa mark ct was agitated
under the unfavorable rumors of
bank failures in the west at the
opening, closing weak and unsettled
at decline of 1a2 per cent from the
mornings quotations.
The following were the prices at
the $50 p. m. Board:
U. s. Ex.46a47.
NJ. U. Elk. 19aa20. r "-.s
Pacific Mail 117a1173. 2ol3iT
w. U. T. 35Aa35i. b
Erie 38aa38i. 4a4Y
T. & w. 7Sa.
st. Paul 7Oaa91, pfd S0tas1t,
Rock Island 103ta1O3i.
Northwestern 8Oaas0j, pfd 82ia.
e2s. @ 5 ..
Ft. Wayne 107aa1O8. IN
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AND CELIBAcy
MARRIAGE

AND THE HAPPEN I. Ma. i. ]. a0'
An Essay ZOE You Physiological Errors.
q Sontu0e. ana tne hich create impedi,
ADu .s - aI ~ A Ds9s with sure means
Of Relief. Sent in sealed . S1 envelopes
free OF charge. Address, \ ,cts.s., ph. iN
HOUGHTON, Howard AssL A'lo"' nAa-
delphia, Pa.
October 81. 1857. r tss
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such gentlemen as may call upon me
at my office at any time, without pub
lie display or demonstration. This
would be much more agreeable to me
ana ] hope it will be agreeable to
you.
A fillibustering expedition is on
the tapis to gobble Cuba. 1t is man.
aged by,ex-rebel officers for the most
part like Gen. Hays,of New Orleans.
Many men are said tosbe enlisted for
the enterprise, II large Eastern and
Southern Cities. The Cuban's are TO
be commisserated if II succeeds.
GrisworId will not be candidate
for United State Senate, in New
Vou1,
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Mag nolia Water-Superior to the
best in aported German Cologne, andl
sold at half the price.
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Mix we'll in q saturated solution Of
public pap. Give the bolus to a man
who has dyspepsia, and you have a
Judicial conscience" as soon as the
pill opervtes."
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I Fl. Wayne 1O74a1O8.
NEW YORK MAKET.

.''F M New York, Nov. 10.
Flour 5a10 better. Super western
$50. Extra western 8 5Oa8 Is. rs.
Wheat quiet No 2 spring 15Oa156;
No I do 164a168.
Rye dull and heavy at 1876. 4
Corn quiet at 115all7 for sound
mixed western. a
Pork quiet at 28,0Oa28,55.
Cut meats nominal.
Lard dull 16aa17.
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L. R. Wallace & Co, are Agents
for the celebrated Dodge Patent
Stoves.
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The State Reform school, which
has just started with six inmates, will
accommodate seventy-fve. '''s
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Among the Hhumors of the cam
paign" to be published hereafter will
appear the following appeal to voters
from the New York World on cleo.
tion day: ~ ~
Refuse all tickets which the Trib-
une may issue representing Horace
Greeley as Head Centre Of the Feni,
an brotherhood and as the Demo-
cratic nominee for Register. He is
neither"
Spanish priests are deserting their
country because their influence is
mainly gone, and their personal safe
ty is not guaranteed.
The centennial anniversary of the
birth Of Schleiermacher, the German
philosopher and divine, is to be duly
celebrated in Berlin, on the 25th inst
The report that A. j. is preparing
9 veto OF Grants election, lacks con-
firrnation Tribune,
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Telegraphic Summary.


$500 Black Republican Majority.
Judge Nelson, Supreme Court, has
refused writ of ha6eas corpus for
Callicott, an Andrew johnson Reve-
nue. thief, now pounding stone at
S,ng-Sing.
John Hill Rep is returned to Con-
gress on the official count, from the
4th N. !. District by 80 maj.
Governor Bullock of Geo. has is
sued q proclamation offering re-
ward of $4,000 for the arrest and con
viction of the persons who caused
the death of Albert G. Rufin, sheriff
OF Richmond, who was killed on cleo
ton day at Augusta.
A special to the Tribune dated
New Orleans, 9TH, says: The Re-
publican State Committee to-day
unanimously resolved that tho ad-
ministration of Major General Ros-
seau, and General Buchanan, especial
ly their partisan conduct during the
recent mobs, riots and massacres in
this city and State, are highly repre-
hensible, in that they exhibited gym
pathy with and Partially for the
Rebel Democracy, and emboldened
them in their attempts to overthrow
the State Government and carry the
elections, even by fraud, violence and
bloodshed. 5t5.t >
General Grants at his Head Quar-
ters in Washington hard at work
He has been waited upon since his
return by Vice President Colfax, and
many other highcockalorem's.
Old Mother Hubbard Seward, has
sent an agent to st. Domingo, to rur-
chase SANTANA, if any body knows
where that is, or what possible use
the old real estate dealer can put it
to: .haM ai. ~
The Milwaukee State Bank, sue.
cumbed 20 a run yesterday.
The official Rep. majority in Michi-
gan is $1,000.
Gold has advanced slightly in N.
Y. and is now quoted at 1856.
Gen w B Reed, an eminent law
yer of Louisville, committed suicide
today by shooting himself through
the head. ai oi95
Lee county Republicans have frit-
tered away the Copperhead MAORI
ty of 500 last year to $50 this year;
thanks to the indomitable zeal of the
Gate, Sam Clark, Gen2Bruce John
Van Valkenburg and scores of other
good Republicans, equally worthy
of mention.
One moro lick and you'll fetch
'em.
London, Nov. 8.
A delegation from the Freedmens'
Aid Unoin waited upon Reverdy
Johnson this evening, ut American
legation, and presented him with an
address. Mr. johnson in reply as
sured them that they had the sym.
pathy of the United States, and con-
cluded with these words: ! shall con-
duct my duties to satisfy you. | feel
on the subject you have at heart, ex-
actly as you do"
Scott county official, Grant 1S49;
Wright 1873; Smythe 1867; and
amendments 1910.
A delegation Of disinterested patri-
OTIS, of Washington City, have called
on U. S. Grant, rendering him pub
lie demonstration. U. S. Grant said
in reply.
81 live in this city and like to avoid
demonstrations here as elsewhere,
and with my consent there cannot be
any. l am always ready to meet
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Special Notices. 7,s i
>.-~.11~~.~r-~~-~ .~~~~~>>-~S~~~~-~ q ~
Read. Read. bsestB.g

The undersigned il prepared to paint
Portraits in Oil Colors, in the latest styles
LifeSize, or any size desirable, at low fig
ures. Persons having, small pictures OF I
deceased friends, wis hing to have them
enlarged and colored life like, give me.a
call and not entertain the absurd notion
that nothing can be done right unless it
is done in the East. Give me a chance
and can do it well and much cheaper.
Gard Photographs, AmbrOtypes and
Gems taken on short notice.
Main st. Ottumwa Iowa. rs t0sxeaM
d3mw1y, IA. NUNAMAKER.
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MARKET REPORT.
Corrected Daily.

OFFICE OF OTTuMwA COURIER,
Nov. IL, 1858.
DRY GOODS AT WHOLESALE
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Our special facilities enables us to
lay the following congratulatory ad-
dress before our readers,in advance Of
the mails.
HEADQUARTERS ARMIES OF THE us. \
WASHINGTON CRY,
November 6, 1868. }
Soldiers of the Union Army!
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Nashville. Nov &.

r r Butler, Horace Maynard, W
B Stokes, s r and w f Presser, and
A R Hawkins, Representatives, elect
from Tennessee.
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PAINTS AND HEAVY

The following are the quotati on
for the leading articles in the line OF
Family Groceries, Provisions, Grain
Hides, Produce &c. &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-27
GEORGETOWN.


LIST or LETTERS r~maining in the Post or.
fee OF Georgetown, February "a:
Ladtss' LfT-Miss Ellen Bogeiss, Miss
Eanet Brown, Miss Agnes Hardwood.
Mary r Backcr, Miss Ida ! y Ball
MIS- Fannie Collins. Miss Mills Dorsey,
Miss Annie Donaldson. Annie Ethertdee
Mary r Evans, Mrs David J. Finch Miss
Susan Fisher, Mr. Peter Freeman. Mrs. IAzz-r
Hawley, Mrs Haret Hamilton, Miss safe
Hawsrd. Miss T. k,enaa, Miss Jane Lee Mrt
Mary Mccain, Miss Rebecca Mills. Miss FL
vira Moore, Miss Maady McCov, Mis- Emma
Oyerton. Miss LYDIA Pool. Miss MARI PAYNE.
Mrs Susan Parker. Miss Julia Powers Mr.
Catherine Speaks, Miss Sarah Smith. Mis-
Emma Taylor, Alice Taylor. Susan Warrens
Mrs Elizabeth Warfield. Mrs Ida r Wetzer1ck
Mics Henrietta Wilson, N - Nancy wert Mrs
CenleMsH's Lisf.-T a T I. Bailey John
Brown, & L Bolmer. Aud I Buskins. " ]
Carroll, George Crane, John Davis, GO -
Ellington lcoloredL Ely. wm Finnev,
John Illll, Heyeley, r Holland. james A
Huehlett. James Lafierfy, John McNay, VIM
Moves, Hsrrah Nicholas. Jack Powers Chas y
Parksr John Rob. rtsor. John T. Rodgers. WIN
Smith, thas Smi.h Capt Geo Tobin, John N
Todd, lgnaiius T.lmond. Frank Thompson
willie Waters, Louis Wenn. Joseph Wood
la1o W Waters, Geo Washington
- 'HdReoEs.-Timothy.
FINED AGAIN.-Mr. Geo. l.. Sherwood. WHO
Was arrested by OFF Ger I.ambie on tn lsla i'm
slant Tor selling contrary 10 the law a al tak.a
before Justice Buckley, when he ruled the case
before Justice fra'y, ca,re tefore IuSftee t,raie
sestsrcay evening Tor he2rlrg, when hs was
ARREsrEp.-wm. Young. cOIored. was ar
rs"o yesterday by officer Cunnin ham and
taken before Justice Buckley. charged with in
dec at exposure on election day. He wa fined
PoTosAC DIVISION Very interesting .xer-
else were held 81 the regular weekly Ineeting
OF Potomsc Division last evening The di-
vas on wa iaNored by songs from Mess-s Sci
bold and DR. Frank Howe, a. ;lso W tn very
pleasing remarks from Mr.. William Tower
worthy Patriarch Of George was hiugton Dbl
VI ION.
TIE SERENADR.-1t was announced that the
rewly elected members of the Boards of Alder
n en- and Common Council would be serenaded
this evening by Kings brass band The SER
enace has been postponed on account OF the
inclcmer CIV of the weather