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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-25

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-25

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-25

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-25

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-25
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-25

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-25

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renb Der biesidbrisen Sailon Rem @olf-&i'
per b%erabse1Oet. wprben fino, betrast 200
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The national Republican., 1869-02-20
THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL CoURT Judge Fisher. - This
court was occupied yesterday as follows;
THE PATENT OFFICE ASSAULT CASE.
The case Of W. Dempsey, convicted on
Wednesday of an assault and battery upon
Gen. Duncan, at the Patent Office, was called
for judgment.
Judge Fisher, after reviewing the clrcum-
stances Of the case, and reprehending the as
sault and battery, sentenced Dempsey to pay
a fine Of 1900 and to be imprisoned In the
jail for ten days, and to stand committed
until the fine Is paid.
His counsel filed exceptions to the courts
charge, and afterwards applied to have
Dempsey admitted to ball until this morn
ing, which was agreed, the sentence being
suspended until to-day.
The court then resumed the case Of Lewis
and Edward Means, charged with an as
sault by whipping colored man named
Lansdale, whom they found taking wood
from the farm Of their father; the evidence
showing that they had proposed to Lansdale,
whom they found with the wood, that he
should either go to the police office or allow
them to whip him. Lansdale neither as-
sented nor dissented from the proposition,
and the young men thereupon hogged him.
The case was argued by Messrs. Caring
ton and Cook for the prosecution, and by
Messrs. Riddle and Norris for the defence,
and then adjourned until this morning.
Adjourned,
The national Republican., 1869-02-20

A NARROW EscAPE.-During the preya-
lence Of the very high wind yesterday after-
noon one Of the heavy window frames on the
third story OF the Masonic Hall building,
corner Of Ninth and r streets, was blown
down, carrying with II to the ground four Of
the blocks Of building stone with which the
edlnce Is being constructed. The accident
occurring as II did about O'Clock In the af-
ternoon, while a number Of persons were
passing, naturally created good deal Of er-
element; the more SO as q number Of chill
dren were playing just under the window,
and the frames and stones, in falling, came
very near striking one OF the little girls.
The accident was occasioned by the removal
by the bricklayers Of the stays attached to
the frame. The damage done was about
800 worth, for which the contractors for the
brick work, Messrs. Jones & Collins, will be
held responsible.
The national Republican., 1869-02-20

An ADDITIONAL RENARK.-I have marked
down to n very considerable extent my entire
stock Of Clothing, and have just completed
the process with regard to gentlemen's gar
ments. This marking down extends In many
cases to valuation less than the original
cost, and is more noticeable In the prices of
cashmere coats and pants, particularly the
former. have not, however, marked down
any black goods, except beaver suits, which
have been considerably reduced In price.
The assortment Is much more complete than
Is usual at this season Of the year.
GRO. G. HENSIs6,
No. 5ll Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1869-02-20
NEW BOOKS.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
HEADQUARTERS PIyTH MILITARY DIsTRIor.)
STATE W TExAH.
oFHICA OF ClIET QULRfERHAstER,
AUsTIH, TExAs, JAh. 20, lBD
IT ibis once until MONDAY. March rs, lSD, al IL
n. tor fuInishipg Corn. Hay, Straw. Wood aud
posts, until June 50, l600:
OTeenVille, Hunt county,
LAmpAsAs, LAmpAsAs county.
AeoEdOehes, NAeogdoohes comfy.
Hempstead, Austin county.
Columbus, COLORADO county.
Corpus Christi, Hueces county.
Helena, kATnes county,
Delivery 10 oommsnoe from ste OF contract, and
continue In such quantities and at such times as
may be required by the receiving ofiee,
PIoposkIs to beplAinly indorsed with the name
or the article proposed for, aud name Of post TO be
supplied, and addressed to the undeTsignsd
], A. POTTER,
Byt Brig Gen. aud c. O, NJ. Pihh hlitaIy DIs.
tTiet, fe20.ld
The national Republican., 1869-02-20

MATIsEEs PoR THE BENEFIT OF THE Pooh.
The committee appointed by the Provident
Aid Society perfected arrangements yester-
day with Messrs. spnulding 4 Rapley OF the
National Theatre, nnd with Mr.. Fitzslmmons
Of the Canterbury, for grand matinee at
their places Of amusement, for the benefit Of
the poor-the first to be given at the Can
terbury on Saturday afternoon, February
9Th, and the second at the National,
Wednesday afternoon, March 3, 1860.
The national Republican., 1869-02-20

The GEORGETOWN ELECTIoS.-Mr. Laird,
the clerk Of the corporation Of Georgetown,
was busy yesterday preparing the ballot
boxes for the use Of the commissioners of
election on Monday next. A good deal Of
interest Is displayed In the election by the
citizens Of the town, and full vote may be
expected. Both parties are eXerting them
selves, and although the chances are In favor
OF the Republicans, the vote will probably
be very close.
The national Republican., 1869-02-20

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Fitch q
Fox yesterday sold lots SIT and 57s In
Uniontown, fronting "A feet each, on Harrl.
sou street, to Abbie Z. Wilson, for SEQ.
Also, part OF lot 13, subdivision, square 514,
fronting 20 feet by 100 feet deep on Fifth
street, between l. and M, opposite Senator
sprague's grounds, and improved by two.
story brick house Of seven rooms, 10 Prof.
Henry c. Spencer, Of the Consolidated Bust.
ness College, for u, 900. .
The national Republican., 1869-02-20
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The national Republican., 1869-02-20

ORPHAss' CoURT = Judge PuTesR.-By a
slip Of the pen, Judge Cartier was announced
as presiding in this court on Saturday last,
when In fact Judge Purcell presided and
gave that unremitting attention to his duties
which has characterized him since he has
been upon the bench.
The Judges Of the Supreme Court Of this
District have no authority to hold the Or
phans Court, Judge Purcell having sole Juris-
dlction there.
The court will be open again at noon to-
day.
The national Republican., 1869-02-20

Equity CoURT-Judgs 0lin.-This court
made the following orders yesterday
Trook vs.. Kelly ct al. Order to give no
ticc to defendant Of the suit by advertisement
In the newspapers.
Adiournpd
The national Republican., 1869-02-20

FUGITIVE PROM JUsTICE.-Detcctive Mil
ler and Coomes last night succeeded In arrest
Ing man named Isaac Hess, jr., for whom
they have been searching for the past three
weeks. Hess is charged with the larceny of
el62 In cash, a suit OF clothes, and an over
coat, the property Of a gentleman with whom
he was boarding, near Culpeper Courthouse,
Virginia. He was locked up at police head
quarters to await n requlsltlon from the Gov
ernor OF Virginia.
The national Republican., 1869-02-20

CIRCUIT CoURT-Jttdge Cartier. - This
court was occupied as follows yesterday;
The trial Of the case Of the Richmond and
York River Railroad Company VS.. the Ma
tlonal Bank Of Metropolis occupied the court
the whole day, and was not concluded.
Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1869-02-20

phofosALs FOR CORN.
HEADSuAArHLs PPTH MILITARY DIsraIor.)
brArB OF TlxAs,
oRPIoh CHIHT oUARTHRHAsrHR,
AusrIE, TExAst January 80. 1900,
At this oaise uptil SATURDAY. febTaSTy %, lss.
At II N, for furnishing the QuArtermasteris De-
partmsnt ~ BAn Antonio, Texas, with
Be" thftssn hOu'Andl bushels Of Corn, In
An bids to furnish the shove must be for mer.
ehAutAble squad. shelied Corn, subject 10 the In.
apeoilon Of the receiving OlleeT,
Deliyery % s9mmepse on the LIST Of March. 1850,
and to proceed At the rate Of not less than one
third of the whole amount per month, and in sueh
quantities A. % keep the post continuously sup-
piled at such rates,
satlIfaeIory evidence Of the solysneI Of zach
bidder aud person offered As security will be re'
The risht I. reserved to rsjsst any or all bids
Proposals TO be plainly indorssd Proposal for
deIsigned,
BY command Of Brevst MsiOr, ,osnsssI cssby.
Brsyst Brisadler General aud q. dM., fit6 Am.
taTy District. feb20.lt
The national Republican., 1869-02-20
p RoPosALs FOR CORN.
HBiDa'Rs PIPrH MILITARY DnrHIcr 4
.'. opy,cv az cu, n STATE or TEHAs,

oFRIoR OF CHIHP QuARTsEHAsTER
o.,, AUSTIN, TEXAS, Feb. 4, 1880
SeAled proposals, ~ duplicate, will be received
a. thls office until MONDAY, March /, is6S, al n
RelOok m, for furnishing the QuArteTmaEteris
Department A. Fort MeRayett. Texas, with such
gpGSaslty Of Corn as may be required until June
All bids 10 furnish the above must be for mar.
BpeotlOn Of the receiving oIiesT' w '"' ~"
Delivery to commence by the 18th Of March.
umTSs umT A. NY Do f9nired BY tho receiving oaioer.
proposais Win sms gv t9 aceompany his
re parties, that. 10 case his bid Is accepted he or
they Will within ten days after date Gf such ae.
sep4neeI execute the contract for iho same win
hood and sumeient Sureties The respnRsibiiity AZ
the guafAntssH must DO show by the otieaI rarilH
cafe Ola clerk Of q court Of records N'''N
Office y" "'P'V"Hon nv TINS
BID. to be plainly endorsed Proposals for Corn
signed. 'u W 'ue unusF'
by command Of Drevs' Major General ,I,G GGsgby.
hTy District 'febis.id
The national Republican., 1869-02-20
Books and Stationery.

oDEssA PAsIKR CoLLAPsIso SKIRT, the best
made: Douglass, sole agent, No. sos Ninth
street.
The national Republican., 1869-02-20

Bors IN BLUE.-A meeting of the officers
Of the Boys In Blue was held last evening at
their headquarters, 39+ Pennsylvania avenue,
General A. Grant In the chair, W. 8. Fletcher,
secretaryj when final arrangements were
procession, TO take place on the 22d inst.
The national Republican., 1869-02-20

THR Irish girls of 81. Louis sent nearly
$4,000 during Christmas week TO their
friends In the old country.
The national Republican., 1869-02-20

TOBAcCoSIsTs' MEETISG.-A meeting OF
the tobacco dealers Of the city was held last
night at Trades Union Hall for the purpose
OF forming an association Of the tobacco and
cigar dealers Of the city, to protect the trade
against serious innovations which arc being
made upon the business Of city dealers. The
objects of the proposed association are, first,
to 80 organize as to see that the corporation
laws shall be enforced against parties en-
gagged In selling tobacco and cigars by sam
pie throughout the city, which Is materially
affecting the interests Of the trade; second,
to mutually agree not to deal with foreign
houses who employ "drummers" TO visit the
city; and third, to devise some plan to take
steps towards procuring an Increase In the
licenses Of nonresident dealers.
The following tobacco establishments OF
the city were represented; Y. II. Finley q
Co., Geo. W. Cochran a. Co., Mr.. Schultz,
Of Georgetown, A. Bogus, d. Z. Irving, Mr..
Seitz, Mr.. Kimball, (Seaton house,) Mr..
Roose, James s. Clayton, Mr.. Ingle, Lewis
Weigman, Mr.. Lltton, and several other
dealers.
The meeting was called to order by Mr..
Frank Finley, on whose motion Mr.. George
W. Cochran was chosen president, and Mr..
Jas. s. Clayton secretary.
Mr.. Cochran, on taking the chair, an-
nounced the objects Of the meeting. review
ihB tnt tIuut
had been laboring for years past, and
thought that the sooner some action was
taken by the dealers the evils under which
the trade now labors would be abolished
Mr.. Roose offered a resolution that COM
mlttee Of five be appointed by this meeting,
whose duty Ii shall be to prepare business to
come before the association at an adjourned
meeting, and the president shall be chair
man Of such committee.
Mr.. Roose said that II was necessary that
a plan Of operation should be prepared, so
that at full meeting Of the tobacco dealers
Of the city the objects desired can be en-
bodied in a series Of resolutions, to be then
The resolution was adopted, and the fol-
lowing committee were named; George W.
Cochran, Frank II. Finley, Lewis Weigman,
W. s Roose, John II. Schultz.
The president urged the necessity Of secur-
Ing fall attendance at the next meeting, to
be held next Friday evening; at which time
the Committee on Business will report.
Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1869-02-20
Legal Notices,

T9sSs n, "A 10 cIvSg 4, ,sorIcE THAT q TIE III SUE;
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.i.H:,ss6s .H:s6sle.i,ss .sia Ssi,..:d * k.r.Sy s.,a:d
the subscriber, on o. before the ~ day of Feb
yrGsIy Ss.i, ,hsy nay s,ssrwiss VIZ y law DO eI'
,.s; ;'s sSa'i ny S.as 'Si' 4 sSs,Si:Eiisssss..'
f.s.wsw. idmiais.rstcr.
TINS Is 70 eLyl s9TIci THAT rHr su.;
s.str h.. obtained frSn ~ 3rpnysHns, GSg.
istters !sstansn.sry on the ,Psrs9nal estats ef
:.id dse.s..s p are hereby warped e ..bibi, the
on OF before The iIlh asy o. RsbIuary neIt, they
ma nay ethsrvi,s by av DO excluded from all bsn-
,s 9,v'a under mS hand this ls.h day Of Fsbrusry'
NARaARRT 4 .fITz GERALD,
Tests JAS. n. o'Bsisss. fsi7.wa'
The national Republican., 1869-02-20
Il. J. hRIas, Cisrt
RAsKRUPToY NOTICE.

RAsKRUProY notice. -sTT--
have proved their claims:
You arc hereby notihed to appear before the su-
preme Court OF the District Of Columbia, sitting In
Bankruptcy. on the 80 day Of March, lsp, al 10
o'elock. q M, at tue Ciiy HALL. washinElon city,
t0 show cause why discharge from all his debts
cloud not be granted g said bankrupt You are
tlso inom1ed that The % And 81 psaIi1Rs Of said
Register At the same time and place Z
US Msrshsl of vC., AZ Messenssr.
Test: II, j. MEIas, CLERK. - ~ feiiG?2
The national Republican., 1869-02-20

The FISHING SBAsoS.-The very mild
weather Of the past month has had the effect
OF causing the fishermen on the Potomac to
commence their season much earlier than
usual, and many Of them have already been
at work with great success.
AT the Northern market Yesterday an I'M
mense quantity Of fresh fish was offered for
sale, and the supply far exceeded the de-
mnnd. Several vessels from the shores on
the lower Potomac arrived al our cIty
wharyes yesterday with full cargoes OF fine
rock, perch and other fish. The shad and
herring season will probably not commence
until about the 9th Of March, but already
quite number Of these varieties have been
taken In the seines OF the fishermen. From
present indications the fishing season of 1859
promises to be the most successful for many
previous years.
The national Republican., 1869-02-20
,bi7-wsw.
ANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

To Al the creditors Of W. r. DOzIER. who have
YOU sis hereby RS,lasa % .Pps.r e.iors the ss.
Slsy. q .SSE cause Why sdlsksM, fss@ I'D Is
Yoq are also notified that the % and sd meet Of
said bAntiupt's creditors VIII be held befors the
DAyIDs Q. 0oODIso.
u, g. MarshAl ofD. c., a. Messsnger
Test: r. J. MHIas, Clerk - febii4n
The national Republican., 1869-02-20

The LADY TEACHERS are Invited to attend
the Thursday and Saturday German classes
Of Prof. Klancke.
The national Republican., 1869-02-20
Attest; = .
'Ahss bsssls 4 kn%sFSsss ksSi.i.I p wills. 70 .s.n~

ORPHANS COURT. ~
District " ooiup.ta. WasAiaofoM Coaaty, 10 soif,
10 the case Of EDw.Rp N. THuRsTos. Bxseu.
ssatrH sfofs..ia h.s, giis The % sppsoSstSu S 'ci q
The orpAsn.' CeaTt "A ws.hingioa county sfors.
A, b, ise, for the hnai settlement and dis.
.ri6utioH Of the perspn.i sstats Of .sd deceased.
been collected and turned into money when and
where ali the creditors and heirs Of said deceased
vouehsd, or ihey may othefwIas by law BE- ~.
eluded from alt bene9t In said deeessed's estate,
provided copy Of this order bs published on 90 q
wosk for three weeks In the nLriosaL RsPusIi.
cAs previous to the said day. :, n,,,,,.
fsbi7.ws~. Jas R.s,stsrs 81 VIM,
The national Republican., 1869-02-20
RANKRuProY NOTICE.

To 81 n he Crsditors Of JoHs =, HpovIn. who have
You are hereby no.ined to ap! ear before the su-
e, aa ~ K. ss a.. o. sSs n
10 o'elo \, ) m, At the City Hall. Wss6inEton
SsS. sseS sS bs % ar.n.s e : rI% M he
You are also soldel that the second aud third
nsetinfs Of said Bankrupt. creditors will Be he
before the Register At same time and place
By order ofIhs Court. Y = ! VI .
DAyIDs. oQQDIH0,
- U.s Marshal ofD, o., As Messenger.
, u J. MEIas. cl.rt. t.lasis
The national Republican., 1869-02-20

sSEissR & S.. obt.ia.s sYYf ron aa de Sipssas
s.tsts. .oi fHosIs BoiIipss. isfo q w.shin roa
against said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof. 20 the sub:
seriber, on or before the 18th day ofFEBRUARY
nexti ihey may otherwise By law be excluded
q ON all bsnedt OF the said esta, J.
1909, PHEBE H0Liib0R,
fcbi5. M3wf n" EIee itris.
The national Republican., 1869-02-20
couRT.

ORPHANS COURT.
District of Columbia, Washfnofon Couniv, 10 toif.
Ia the case Of CAIHARirE CosSoR, admlnls.
tTAtrix Of Jons CoSroH, deceased, the admins
tratrix aforesaid has, With the appreciation OF the
Orphans. CO I,i "a Ws,hinston County Aforesaid.
A. d. lsp. for the nnal settlement and dlstribu:
Of the per.onsi estate Of said dsoeassd, aud Of
the AssetH In hand, as far As the same have been
collected aud turned into moneyi when and where
ali the creditors aad heir. % ssia deceased are
vouebed, or they may olhsrwiss by Law be eI.
eluded from ali benefit In said deceased e.taiei
provided COPY Of this order be Published once q
week for three weeks In the NArfosAL RRPunLI-
'ts fs.F; previous 10 'h''''SS SSaEs Sas r. o'BnpsE,
fsl MSvs Register OF Wills.
The national Republican., 1869-02-20

Firth AND SIXTH WARD GRANT AND Col
PAX CLUB.-The regular weekly meeting Of
the Fifth and Sixth Ward Grant and Colfax
Club was held on Thursday evening at their
hall, on Eighth street east; the president,
Joshua L. venable, In the chair, and J. r.
Street, secretary. Mr.. Boron, from the COM
mittee on collections for the Inauguration
celebration, reported progress. On motion
Of the same gentleman Mr.. J. r. Street and
VIM. Bogart were added to the committee to
make arrangements for the reception Of Gov.
Brownlow. The committee on decorations
was instructed to walt on the authorities at
the navy yard for the purpose Of procuring
the use Of miniature ship TO be used In the
procession on Inauguration day. Mr.. Chas.
Osborn moved that they parade on the 4th
as Boys In Blue; which was agreed TO. On
motion OF Mr.. Beron Ii was decided that the
club should turn out In case the Boys In Blue
did not. On motion of Mr.. Osborn II was
ordered that any member Of the executive
committee who should absent himself from
a meeting Of the committee twice In success
sion should be dismissed. Amer transacting
some unimportant business the club ad-
Journed.
The national Republican., 1869-02-20

T'HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
L sCRIBRk has obtainsd from the Orphans
Court Of Washinyton roGuiy, In the District of Co.
lumbiA, lsters Of adm lstfItlon o g. on the por.
.onal estate q PArRicK RseLiAn, late Of Wsshing.
t9u county, D. o., dreeased. All persons having
y exhibit the same, wit b the vouchers thereof, 10
the subscriber. on or before the eGth day Of Jan.
ua nerti they may otherwise by law be ex-
elgded frou al bensht Of the said estate, III
g Given under my hand this 3oth day Of January,
ELIZABETH ENGLISH,
mark.
. .H. Administratrtx Q. /. g.
The national Republican., 1869-02-20

OF Georgetown.
The national Republican., 1869-02-20

SUPPOSED lSPANTICIDE.-About half past
seven o'clock on Thursday morning Officer
bresnahan found dead female colored In.
isnt on the corner Of Eleventh and o streets.
Upon examination of the body by q physl.
cian II was pronounced to have been born
alive There Is no suspicion as 10 Its parent,
The national Republican., 1869-02-20

ALARM OF FRE.-At 1920 o'clock last
night an alarm of fire was turned In from
box 65, corner Of G street south and Four
teenth street west. The alarm was promptly
struck, and the engines proceeded to the
any fire or word Of who turned In the alarm.
The national Republican., 1869-02-20

VICIOUS DoGs.-The police have received
instructions TO kill all vicious dogs found
running at large, aud yesterday two animals
of that character, belonging to A. Samuel
and Lewis Cotes, were accordingly sent to
"boue yard"
The national Republican., 1869-02-20

POLICE BlNTHLLIGESCB.-H. Taylor, charged
with selling liquor without license, was dis
missed by Justice Tucker.
Ellen Hyson, Colored, charged by her hus.
band, Henry, with having committed adu-
Tucker.
A. Hill, scayenger, for violating sanitary
ordinance, was fined s5 by Justice Clark.
The national Republican., 1869-02-20

THE WAsHISGToS SUNDAY LYcEuM meets
In Union League Hall every Sunday morn.
Ing at $3.50 O'Clock, to which the public are
invited.
The national Republican., 1869-02-20

MoSgY soLD.-At the fifteenth monthly
meeting Of the East Capitol Building Associ-
sllon, held on Thursday evening, ti 900 was
sold at an average Of sixty-hye per cent.