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The national Republican., 1869-01-18
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The national Republican., 1869-01-18

OHARosp WIFE FRAUD AND ExnnzzLr.
James ol.rk, a resident Of this city, va. sr.
ga.,ies ss.pssia on % sSs Information % se .nd oak
Of Prof. Josiah q. Armes, charging CLARK with
Ss..D,ns y sd 1s,'s ,, and Prs.snss.
son OF the complainant.
CLARK not being ready for trial a, the time Of
his arrest, the Justice held him in t7,ooo ball
Saturday LAST al eleven O'Clock :. N. Accord.
ingly, on Saturday morning CLARK appesred
SsSs sad RI f. 4 Fe.'ss appearing iei .Ss Ga A.
The counsel for the prosecution presented
although due diligence had been exercised u
was Impossible 70 obtain the attendance at
this time Of George z. Arme,, who IL major In
ss 1sso ,gs TsreoTy Tss sd.St fafsr .sssS @
rive 10 this city within two weeks, and thsre-
lore asked continuance until the soth day oil
The plea for continuance Was argued by the
counsel on either side; Mr.. Fendall, for the
that il VS. Improper 70 detsin the accused % IN.
wa: ready for 4, and desired hat he case
States. eontended that Il was charged in the
that fraud had been committed, and that Il could
III
oused was Innocent he should be willing 10
allow strict and thorough investigation OF
the ehsrse, so As to show hi. innooence to the
world. After the argument was concluded,
the justice stated that he was satisfied tn at
all diligence had been used to procure the at
tendance Of Major Armes.. A subp9na for his
attendance had been issued, and with the seal
of the court attached, had been sent BY the
War Department to General Sheridan, In
order that IL would be shown that Major
Armes presence In this city was necessary at
once. Believing that the scoused would sui
course OF justice would be subseIyed, he would
postpone the case until the 3oth Of January,
requiring the prisoner to enter Into $4,000 bond
As security for his appearance at that time.
As CLARK was leaving the once he was con.
fronted by an offieer who arrested him on
Justie Shepherd, which charges him with hav-
ing, during q portion Of the years 1867 and 'os,
embezzled and converted TO his own use Ger,
tain moneys, goods, and other valuable effects,
the property OF the Hahnemah Life Insurance.
Company Of Cleveland, Ohio, the accused be-
ing at the time agent for the said Insurance
company; The amount ember'led issworn to
Mr.. Z. p. Jacobson appeared for the prose.
oution, and after consultation the Justice sci
the time for hearing OF the case at . o'clock
Thursday afternoon.
CLARK was then released on his own recog.
nizspce to appear as stated above. The accused
known in the city, and professes to be fully
able to clear himself entirely Of the serious
charges made against him.
LADIES' should call and sec the Embroidered
lipper at Princes stamping and Fluting
enth streets. Only place In town to do steam
Fluting.
The national Republican., 1869-01-18
THE COURTS.

EQUITY CouRr Judge Oiin.-This court
transacted the following business on Satur-
days
to issue writ OF inquiry into said alleged
lunacy.
Boyer vs. RlomAn. Order for rule on defend.
ant TO show cause against injunction.
The national Republican., 1869-01-18

REAL Estate SALKs.-Green Il williams,
AuctioneerA, have sold south half OF lot 81, in
frontins on Sinsteenth strset west lSyxsn Sstwsen
and l. streets north, to d. o. Miller for AlIO i
also, western half OF lot 8, In original subdi'
vision OF square 100, Improved by two-story
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets west,
to James Wormley, for iIosSi also, part OF lot
2; in square as, Is BY 1881 feet, fronting on
to Thomas Green.
The national Republican., 1869-01-18

,APPoINTNEST.-Cspt. VIM. Hunt, OF this
b.fwssn nm gsen Sp appOiatsSp anS & mai route agent
he lsft on Saturday evening to enter upon the
discharge OF his duties. John Knox has been
appointed route agent between this city and
Wilmington, Delaware, and will enter upon
his duties to-day,
The national Republican., 1869-01-18

A NJ MEMoRIAL MEETING will be held at Israel
church, this evening, at seven o'clock, when
different members OF the late convention will
deliver addresses. Members OF Congress are
particularly invited to attend.
The national Republican., 1869-01-18

CRIMINAL CouRr-Judgs FiIher.-This court
transacted the following business on Sstur-
day;
George Garrison, jr., and Cstharine Gsrri-
son. Assault and battery upon q child Of the
husband by violent and cruel treatment Of the
same. The case occupied the greater portion
OF the time Of the court, and was not con-
cluded at the adjournment.
WIN. Sorreli, assault and battery upon Ben.
jamln Wright In July, 1861. Nolle prosequi.
VIM. Sorrell, Brick Saunders, and others.
Assault with intent to kill Z. L, Steele, In
March, 1857: Nolie prosequi as to sorreii.
Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1869-01-18

CENTRK KMARKET.-Persons who have not
bAld rent ior stalls In the Centre Market will
hnd an important notice elsewhere.
The national Republican., 1869-01-18
C.w. 1865 VI.
RBoUR's
ALL-HEALING
LOTION,

A certain. reliable. and speedy cure Of Rheumat-
ism. Neuralgia, Headache. ToothAehe, Pains In
the Side. Breast, or Back Partial Deafness;
Mothers will and II an Invaluable Friend for Caked
Breast; Certain Cure for Chilblains, Frozen Feet.
Cuts. Burns, Bruises, sealds, sprains or Strains.
or sny local aches or pains Of the Nervous or Mus
oular system.
This highly -priIed and extraordinary Medicine
will not fail 10 sfectualiy cure all the diseases
enumerated above, no matter Of how long stand
Ing. provided the patient Is not hopelsssly bed
ridden. One application will often cure the wor,.
cases Of Neuralgia or Rheumatism. and In all cases
II will give instant relief
From the unbounded confidence In his Lotion.
and the perfect and thorough knowledge OF It
power 10 euro the diseases named. II 1t does nc
give entire satisfaction. after a fair and proper
trial. pledge myself TO refund the money received
on the return Of the empty bottle.
do not pretend to be the author Of this prepare
ton. having obtained the recipe from old Indian
After having Travelled among the red men for sew
eral years.
After having performed at least ons hundred
most toondsrlul cures Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
put It before the public. and now make this prop
osition;
That in any case Of Sick or Nervous Headache or
Toothache, should fail to cure In from two to ave
minutes with my All-Healing Lotion, will forfeit
the sum Of Ave dollars.
wAsHIEoros, D. C.
DR. HARBOUR: Permit me to tender you my sin
eere thanks for the extraordinary care your All.
Healing Lotion has performed. lAa.
For several years have been tn,etsd with the
Neuralgia, with but temporary reiisf from the doc
tors. had given up ever recovering. until tried
your All.HealinE Lotion, which, In four weeks.
produced q complete cure,
Your obedieut servant,
All orders. either for agencies or for Immediate
use, should be addressed to the manufacturer.
JOSEPH HARBOUR. Manufacturer,
No, u Second street west, bet Mass. Avenue and
street north, Washington, D. O,
For sale by all Drug-siores.
Trade supplied BY CHAs. sTOTT. Pennsy ylyAnla
avenue. between Pour-And.S.half and Sixth SITS,
Washington, d. G. auls
The national Republican., 1869-01-18

BOYS IN BLUE prepare for tho Inauguration
o. our next President, Gen. Grant, by pur-
rsde Gloves, 90 cents, at Adamson's, 600 Ninth
street, II
The national Republican., 1869-01-18
pRovIDENOR HOSPITAL,
L uEDER TEE oHARaE v.
THE SISTERS OF CHARITY,


Corner Of Second street east ana street south,
Capitol hill.
IN NAHRALTHY AND RETIRED PART OF WASH.
IN9T0H CITY.
The new building u now ready Tor tho reception
ofRaiens OF evory class, both medical and surgical
The cars run within two squares Of the building.
Patients will be received Into the wards At 70
Per week, payable IA advance This Includes Med.
MEDICAL sTATf GTfENDfNd,
D. Il. HA6HER, b., No 100 n street, b,.
tween Kikhtesnth and Eintesnth.
JOHN o. RILEY. n D., New York avenue, he.
wen Poprteenlh and Fifteenth Itrssts.
WIN. hARBURY, N. D., go Il street.
J. J. THOMPSON. 9'Ib'. " B.. corner Ninth +.
and nAssAchusetts Avenue,
n FORD, n p, IS East Capitol street
lbyisoRY ARB GoEsuITliNSd5'
GRAFTON TYLER, N. D., corner Of WasLlIx.
tor and Gay stIests, GEORGETOWN.
w T. JOHNSON, N. D., Seventh street he.
SH6WxRD, NJ D, Sas y street
THOMAS MILLER, fs6P street
5ohsspibhK sibKRh0 KfRhI0Ei ~ ~ $Si5Ss.
Application can be made at the Hospital d, Ia
either o. the abovs.nhmsd physicians. PEys!Sinas
priyats rooms bANs the privilege Of attsudiSs n,
s' persons sHs4ER HIIR E5sEH441, 4,.;.;s tasd
'sh' Superior
The national Republican., 1869-01-18

CIRCUIT CouRr-CAisf Jssiiee Carfisr.-This
court made the following orders yesterday
Walter 4 Co, vs.. Andrew Smith. Mr.. Hine
filed motion for . new trial In this case on
the ground that the amount found for the
plaintiff was largely in excess Of the amount
which the plaintiff claimed In his declaration
as due to him.
Thomas Biagden VS.. Arthur De Witzlebcn
Order that credits OF defendant In the handr
faction OF the plaintiffs claim for rent.
Hiram Brewer W. r. p. Todd. -Four cases
ordered to be consolidated.
ment by default stricken out.
kaufman vs.. CLARK. Action for damage &C.
oruing to store OF the plaintiff BY the acts and
negligence OF the defendant, his landlord. The
case, which has been on trial for several days
was given to the jury, who were directed, upo1
PRESENT. 10 the court this moraIus.
Adjourned.
ORPHANS CoURT-Judgs Ps,rsH.-This couri
was occupied as follows on Saturday;
LAST WILLS,
The last will of Patrick English, bequeAth
ing his estate to his wife, was hled for pro
bate.
The will Of wm. Moss, company M, tth ar
tillery, bequeathlnE his estate to Francis Z
Boyle, was filed for probate and admitted t'
LErrKRs TEsTAMRsTARY.
George Taylor qualified a. administrator o
Albert Prest, giving bond In 10000, with
Thomas T. Everett and W. ID. Moses as sure
ties.
Francis E. Boyle qualified as sdministrato,
Thompson and Y. Chapman as sureties.
Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1869-01-18

FUsERALs,-The funeral OF the late Mr..
George Thompson took place yesterday at Nc
Kendree chapel, and was Of a very solemn and
impressive character, consisting Of hymn,
How blest the righteous when he dies, y fol.
lowed BY prayer BY the Rev. Mr.. Sweet and
the reading Of a selection from the scriptures
BY Rev. Mr. Krebs and the singing OF the lynn
"Servant Of God, we'll done"
The Rev. Mr.. Krebs then preached an elo-
quent sermon, in which he alluded to the vIr.
tues OF the departed In a feeling manner.
After benediction the remains were conveyed
to the Congressional burying-ground to be
placed In the vault there. They will be here
after inferred In the grounds Of the Eastern
Methodist Society.
While the funeral ceremonies Of Mr.. Thomp.
son were going on at McKendree chapel that Of
Mr.. Aaron Harmon, who also died very sud.
denly, was In progress at his late residence,
bl6 l. street, one square distant. The services
were conduoed by the Rev Mr.. Tudor, OF the
Presbyterian church, with which Mr.. Harmon
was connected.
interment.
The national Republican., 1869-01-18

ODESSA PAsIRR CoLLAPsIAa SKIRT, the best
made; Douglass, sole agent, No. COS Ninth
The national Republican., 1869-01-18
TINTED STATES MAILS.
GEORGIA,

Posr oFYIoH DkPARrHBsr,(
WABHIEGroE, January o 1900
bihtes from July J.. lS~, to June 30, 1871, on the
following routes In the Btate Of Georgia, will be
received At the once Of this Department, until D.
10Th followinEi
oii6 From Toisyth to Russelvil.i IL miles aud back.
once week.
Leave FoInyth Saturday at IAN.
Arrive At Russelyille by 8 m.
Leave Russelville Saturday at 8 lam.
Arrive AZ foIsyth by IL M
' f's% %afs k1: nss hss aaa aSsRs sR:;
once week.
Leave Gillsyille Thursday at 6Am.
Arrive at Middle River by pm.
Leave Middle River ThuTsdhy at :2Opm.
The accepted bidder viii Be required to take the
lest oath, "
For forms Of proposal. guarantee. and esrtiaea
ana also for Instructions as to the conditions to be
embraced in the contract &c see advertisement OF
October 81 1859, and Of this date, inviting
eipal Post Ohess.
Bids seould be sent in sealed envelopes, super.
scTibed Mail Proposals. for Georgia and AddrsiISd
to the Second Assistant PqstmAlieT General.
ALEX. W. RANDALL,
lalo'ftW - Postmaster General,
The national Republican., 1869-01-18

LOST HIS POCKET BooK-Omcer Richard
Taylor, OF the Fourth precinct, a few days ago
lost his pocket book, containing t2T.7b, for
which he will be thankful to the hinder if left
at the above precinct stAtion.house.
The national Republican., 1869-01-18

GRAND LARCEEY.-DeteotIyes McDeyitt and
BgIey arrested Thomas Talbot, ooloTed,
charged with entering the house OF Mr.. Chas.
Golden, on Vermont avenue, on the morninK
Of the 9th instant, and stealing a feather bed
and a number Of pillowI The accused had a
hearing before Justice Walter at police head
quarters last evening, and was committed to
10 lNll 70 answer At court.
The national Republican., 1869-01-18

ARREST OF PASSAGE THIEvEs.-For some
time past complaints have been lodged at
police headquarters by parties suffering from
loss Of oyerooats and other wearing apparel
by the depredationu OF passage thieves. A
day or two since Detectives MoDeyitt, Big.
ley and Clarvoe arrested WIN. James, alias
Shorty, James Conway, alias Harris, on the
charge Of being passage thieves. They were
taken to headIuarters and examined before
Justice Walter, when the evidence was sum.
cient to Justify their commitment.
Mrs. A,Cohen, a pAwnbroker, on Four and
a half and 4 streets, Island, was arrested by
detective Bigley, and Mr.. Potter, a pawnbro-
ker on Four-and .A-hAlf street, was arrested
by Detective McDevitt, stolen overcoAts hay
ing been found at both places.
Upon information furnished the detectives
1t appears that Mr.. Poffers was In the habit
OF buying coats from parties, for which he re-
fused to give tickets. He was taken before
Justice Walter, who held him to ball for =
hearing this morning. A number Of the coats
are at headquarters awaiting Identification.
One Of the accused tConwsy) says he has en-.
tirely "cleaned outn Alexandria Of the valua.
BILE oYeTcoats in that city.
The national Republican., 1869-01-18

RECEIVED THEIR BosDs.-The several ward
commissioners, under Mr.. Wallach's admin
istration, having had their accounts approved
by the auditing committee OF the Councils,
received bonds from the register for their
claims on Saturday. During the day hundreds
Of lAborers, white and colored, blocked up
the Aises and passages OF the City Hall,
awaiting a settlement for work done under
the last city administration,
The national Republican., 1869-01-18
PROPOSALS. FOR PAPER AND TwINEs.
Po.r 0EFIgE DEPARTMENT


Sealed prspasa. %li ss HS !. III. % Depart
adon the Gi d %isas nsss "a
Tsne oT the use q the ROs' Sss q Of hs United
The said articles to be delivered free Of expense
oaiSs Department at Washington. b. e., " 'e
The estimated quantitY OF each article and the
pSns Ss ls S.As. In
Vie. of material and quality equal IN ali
aHd s.sS
iSeSs. II hS .iie % @ ss.R si pdaad. d to i iEs
ream,
R:Haaas wG I G spS SST Ss :aS .sS % TwHi w.si
about one pound each.
e Hs s'GRH ssi.s, aRSn s ss SR:
fsn Sas ss iES 70 PssSSd ssS .e.
rstsiy, or for all the articles.
nd ST . 10 wv Ss sTsd .t,f e
Which Sa 81
More or less than the estimated quantities may
$.S req irs At he aiscrson q he he Peiss Postmasisr
ss9R:s e such article: Z: now a,ss at tn. rS..
Bdssfs T ssPd samples articles as they
bach bidder must furnish with HI. proposal guar.
q hs rom S s:SP Ss saah a' Ss
Two sudieient suTetiss will be required to con-
A failure to furnish an article eontra,ted for
Ss az e esa:s sa.
Bid. n0t made % conformity with this notice
Gs s Il T'sGd s S9 n as S: Ta "a
wslsoiISpA' Do Alley ona.s.S Wa EHSS9aLL BALL.
The national Republican., 1869-01-18

DRovRR's RRsT.-At the last transactions At
Droyer's iRest, the sales were as follows: l5o
head Of cattle at t4.tospto.25 per 100 pounds
calves, 90 to tT0.
The national Republican., 1869-01-18

GEoRGETowN FLOUR MARKEr.-The follow.
Welchs family, tltQl4. so; Georgetown family,
tl26oQl3i extra, t94ll; superfne, t7Qs; canal
family, hl@l2.6oi extra, ts,bo89j superlne,
The national Republican., 1869-01-18

THE HEARTH AND HoME.-The fifth issue Of
the new literary paper. the Hearth and Home,
Is now ready, and its table OF contents need
only to be read to induce u purchase. There
are an unusual nunber OF articles from the pens
Of some Of the best writers In the country
The publication OF a new story of domestic life
Is commenced in this number. The paper 10
for sale by all booksellers,
The national Republican., 1869-01-18

BUTTER, MEATS, AND VKoETABLEs.-Fami-
lies and housekeepers In search OF butter,
meats, and vegetables and OF all articles ex.
posed for sale In q country produce store
should read the advertisement OF J. II. Yeat.
man Son, No. il3 II street, In another col.
umD,
The national Republican., 1869-01-18
Posr oPYIcE DEPARTMENT, ,

Posr OFFICE DEPARrAENr,l
wAsHIEaros. December Is, 1858. !
The time for receiving proposals under the fore
going advertisement extended TO the 10th day Of
January, 1859. and such proposals will be received
until that day at V Q clock, noon.
dec29-tuit A. w. RANDALL. p N. General.
TINTED STATES MAILs
The national Republican., 1869-01-18

LADIES should call and sec the Embroidered
,lipper at Princes stamping and Fluting
Looms, s2a street, between Tenth and Elev-
Fluting.
The national Republican., 1869-01-18

LINE AND MORTAR BRICK.-Lieutenant
Noonan, Of the sanitary police, issued orders
directing his men to report to headquarters
any building going up built Of lime and sand
brick, similar to those OF which the hospital
aiding at the Howard University was com
posed. In case the building 10 SO far advanced
ordered TO stop Its progress until an inyestiga-
tion 10 made.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-11-26
A LITTLE. GEM OF A WOMAN.

Hurrving down the Bowery the other
evening. these words caught my ear.
looked up as the speaker passed me,
and saw q tall, robust, honest looking
Young man, who had evidently address
ed his remark TO his companion. who
was apparently younger, somewhat,
than himself.
Having ascertained only this, the
crowd took them and bore them away.
Still the words, "a little gem of wo-
man" kept floating in my mind. From
it sprang visions Of nice, warm. cosy
| home. with welcoming lights III the
| window. "a delicious supper in waiting,
everything neat and tidy, and rosy
checked. bright-eyed little woman-''a
| little gem of woman" watching i'm
patiently for the absent huSbend-ior
surely he was husband, for he stepped
| like prince, aud seemed i'll great anxiety
/ to get ahead. Yes, a young husband ;
| all dav long he had been hard at work,
dreaming of this bright little woman
who would welcome him III the shadow
of evening with her sweetest kiss.
How he Ionged for home-how anx-
iously he counted the hours, working
faithfully all the time. How eagerly
/ he hurried onward with the iostling
crowd No fear TO him of a disorderly
kitchen, a Uttered parlor. slovenly
i wife, This "little gem of a woman" al
ways keeps his home inviting.
1 wonder what the waiting Wife
would think could she have heard that
remark as | did. Wouldn't her cheeks
burn some, and wouldn't her eyes shine
ten fold brighter? Don't tell me il
was nothing but mere nonsense. Ii
would have beel better than gold &c
that loving woman's heart. Is it moth
lug to woman to be priced, loved, pet
ted? Ask the uumberless women who
toll day after day, with not the slightes
assurance of love or care from tlieil
husbands, if their hearts would MOI beat
happier could they listen TO just suci
words.
+ \ '.gem," precious life would have
some value then, and into the monOton
Gus toll would steal a beautiful ray o
sunshine, tightening the load and glad
dening the heart.
: Who knows how much one lovins
word might do toward tidying up tina
slatternly home, and making almost
; pretty that discouraged wife! Try it
man. If she is gem of woman,
tell her so /; if she isn't, help her TO be
come such. 1t is an easy matter if sh,
loves you. A few tender words would
be apt to accomplish it.
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few times, and the job is done. The
soil being poor, the wheat come up
poorly, the harvest is poor, and conse-
quently Kansas is poor State for
wheat-growing. Slipshod knows where
of Ne speaks. ..He has tried IT,
We asked the Squire if he had tried
Usage orange hedge, and W hat success
he had with it. Of course he had tried
Usage hedge for several years. Had
planted it in every imaginable way, but
had failed every time. He would not
have II on his place.
The Squire is an unriyaled converse
tionalist-in fact he would rather talk
than work. He makes his living by
talking. He don't certainly make it by
farming.
| Everything about this farm is in a
precarious situation. The fences are
rotten, the house is diIapidated, the
barn is about pegged out while the
Squire is not happy.
We are sorry to say that we have
found SO many relatives of the Squire
in Lyon county. We wish they were
fewer.