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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-23

IL NAVAL CIRCLES considerable interest
attaches to the fact that the remains of the
late George Peabody are to be brought home
In British man-ofwar, with an American
man.of.war as consort. The name of the
British vessel Is the Incoustuut. Rather u
significant appellatlou, In view Of the brill
liant history which attaches to her American
companion, the Richmond. The latter ship
was one of the most conspicuous In ths
naval battles of the rebellion. She passed
the forts at New Orleans, ran the batteries
at Vicksourg, and led the attack, under the
gallant Commodore Alden, ut MoSIle. In
the latter engagement she was struck llrty.
seven times. The IncOnstant Is All iron.clad,
ofeIcellent speed, and will, in that respect
have the advantage Of the Richmond, which
10 slow,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-23

The St. Louis Republican solemnly com
mences an editorial article as follows: at
is with sincere regret that we are compelled
to notice that our city Is about to lose
one Of Its greatest adornments, and at the
same time one of Its best citizens" 'GOod
heaveGsP' said we, to ourselves, "what ca.
lamity threatens this most respectable and
heretofore thriving village What public
monument IL about to fall 7 What public
character is about to expirel" Soon as our
seslings permitted us to do SO, we resumed
the reading, and found that q thriving st.
Louis tailor was on the point Of removing to
New York, and that "the greatest adOrn-
mcnt" was the tailor's shop. This affords
an additional argument for transporting the
capital TO St. Louis, that the ipoor luhabi.
tants may have some compensation for the
loss Of their Incompatible tailor.-N T.
| Tribune, 20h.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-23

k.oo,s 4 N = To a. ii64t
New yosx Ss Noy rSas S a1", r. m-oo,,on
dull and nom mai, middiins abL cents. sugar
unchanged; Cubs iiJz6 isI cents; Porto Rico
nnsbssssd wbest .,sasy. asmsna fs,p, y, x
@ Gofa as s1esa9y Ssm, Sss AIT o'@ ~.
Sais, and .,ssSyi s,,iSsl;is; Po.s sql., bit
"'"' Nv" n,IrIMnpS M.p.pT 'r
n.tr,vo,s Naysmher % ~ Rrsaa,u, a. The
nonf market continues duii and heavy
i rnets %ss N ~ ~, 'p I'm aoe ".
were reported on ,Ohsnae AZ ioliows' wiz. ioc
barrels Western SUPER AZ d. 100 barreI. How
ard Street do. At ss.lo, 90 barrels Howard
.,,ar ~ sh ~ 'o sso 49, W ~ .pe
Extra Al 40. and loo barrels do. western Family
'wn9s sa2 pes cntei ,,v :, mn ,,,he,. nm,
tho m ~ ~ - AMI ~ nrires . hade love,
,S Se Tssserdsy,s aaures a.? spis. were as follow.
W.. I 40 hnsR a. isis 81 a. Al ihSi "a 10 ood
40 enoJ ~ npime 10. Al Al asaoi NJ i 90 AZ
| cbotcc 40 a. Al AMI "a. and i 900 busbeIs
white at from 81 20 to Ass.
% sSs The Ss% an fss
Al a, ~, xh,te sisaSi "a for yeiiow sns soms
| oSo bu.bsis new Al from a. 10 os csnts 70,
white, and "a to o. conts for yellow.
oo' bn,beis GOOD fslr ,ye Al A On 's''s
al. "Wsse steaay AZ MsSsy ,sn,. , soo
bushels ,eliieg Al these aeuress -''''
~ ~ ~ oe'S ~. ,nIu,ry WI oonse,
nj Wsn ~ ,ons, we nnote "a tniinws IL, R,n
in bond, p,SsSioK cents. Tor fair to FOOD. iii.
Jnty erais SWuS,sW pcsnts nv
aooSg ~, u,a,isai-Yl oss,,s ~ rao, 90 ~, r,.
md issSisiH cts Ia cboice s,ecI here aham,
o. onn NJ. BIZ 'o' '"o''e' S'''A "s'' "'ou
Eoton srhsr. A., =. ,oo, ,r,,I,v far an,
%. al. ,a.ni ..ios
hot M ,,,ntn ;,o,,a,., ~. ,n,r ~ ,sgIin,
81 sSs1, sene IS, 'Swi, =, ,iS"Sass LII,
,i,,S ~ NJ, ana nuuni ~ on,aiu
Sa, ,n no'ue'' Be"e'"'' 'A'HS '"e ou''i''
sw.t',,.. r.o ,,.,Ls, 4, ,.,, I,i, ,,s.o,
.nb nr,ss. ~ rnninsi a, r,iIo,. ,,,. I ~,
Eh pis,o, iSsaiS ~ a. Mu.cny.aa iks,s,
Suoa eiayed Dig togto ~; no. mHEovnaS .Ggs'
9ssSt,n a.. nv ill., ""u
'ov v;y 70 ", urn o,o,o =, ,ea,o a..
10, ~. nm, ,nsstn ~ TO- wn.toen ~
~. VI NV Ht, sn,sh nS v vs. H.. LA S,5a, ~
Mluu1gs ~ SSYI ss az 70, sms W yep ~,
lot meuium, snu eDVo' een's per oushe' io'
hehfyy MfNsn uuh' .,, , H., -
PToei,ion'.5Iheiei u hotning uoins IN OF.
MEATS, oeyonu mere jovving .Iauei anu P,ice,
LOT ooth bacon anu buik neN remain nomina y,
me nv ket hoWe,e M n.n ~ 'one, 1hues ~
wees o. cohluueu hsut ,eee,P. anu tne hiBi
prices for hogs at the West. ORDERS Tor bssot
are being hllei as iollows, VIZ rol NShouiderl
| l5IgloA cents Ior GU, sues is4ylv cLs. 10
DID, ana "a GEMS ,or G.ef hh H anu is oes,
Tor nov hams. Lata Is Topping MBNgi
cents, and meas PORK, which Is scarce, WI
quote urn AZ ~. ~ Per oai,en ,
cINnoIn s ~ so ~ anu rs e,y
uuil !" oAB'S4 oeh'9 io' ''H W PRIME new
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-23

Ex-MRIsrER HARVEY, whose salary while
at Portugal, was abolished ny Congrsss, has
had 1t adjusted at the Treasury Department
In accordance with Il yroyi.D IN the last n b.
preparation bill. 1t gIyes him lwgnly-Oue
thousand five hundred dollars IN gold.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-23

THE New York Herald has special die.
patch dated Florence 2lst, which says Victor
Emanuel has resolved to consult with De-
putty Launza before accepting the resigna-
ton of the ministry, rendered in consequence
of the election of the Deputy to the presl-
doncy Of the lower chamber. slgnor Launzu
proceeded to Rosone In the afternoon, in obc-
dlence to the Royal command. signOr Me-
nabred, the President Of the Cabinet, also
went to Rosone to-day and returned this
evening, when a Cabinet council was held
The House of Deputies has completed the
constitution Of Bureaux. All the members
appointed to the Bureaux belong to the OPP
position.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-23

ARE not our contemporaries rather over
doing the Mrs. lT. Lockwood businessi-
Star,
4uees no.. A sale Of two thousand extra
copies Fl the RErunlLCAS, NIL on account OF
our excellent and truthful reports, don't say
so. As long as the people want that sort of
reading We will furnish ii.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-23

QUERr Is 1t true that the proprietor Of
Metropolitan Hall has applied to the au-
thoHtIcs to prevent further meetings Of the
Woman Sufferers at Union League Hall, on
the ground that 1t Is destroying his pat
ronAgei
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-23
ssspsW~ IN rar oI,Tr ssavscs.

n. asscussion Of thr sublcrt of q reform
IN tsc eiFil service continues TO attract al
tsnt,cu throughout the country. Congress
viii no dousi take action lh some way aur-
ing tho coming session. Ny. sencees will
Pros his bill upon Its attention, and bring
all ths inilunnro 70 boar he can 10 secure its
adoption bun Il viii doubtless receive some
qualifications which shah hring Ii in more
harmonious accord with the practical needs
Involved In this subject 1t Is likely the
heads of the Departments will consider 1t
In their animal reports, and make such
recommendations as in their Judgment the
wants OF the service demand. These recon-
menaations will have force with Congress,
and AID materially In producing harno.
nious conclusion.
In oar opinion, q re-classi1e alton Of the
clerks In the Departments Is desirable, which
shall emeoiy the principle OF higher COM
pcusaiion than Is now paid to this right-arm
OF the civil service. This thing of poorly
paid Government employees has been allowed
TO exist so long that II has become crying
evil, which ought not to be continued any
longer. 1t cramps aud oyerburdcus the
clerks from year to year, 1t cripples their
energies and brushes their sense of manhood,
while the carking cares and stlngy annoy
ances, which follow them along from month
to month, bring constant trouble and dis.
couragement. Most certainly something
ought to be done at the coming session to
elevate tho service and encourage Its EN-.
ployees. There arc many reasons which
combine to support this object, which We
cannot stop now to cnumerate; but we So!
this much now to encourage the genera
movement, which we hope will eliminate a
last In securing all that the clerks ask aut
have right to expect.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-23

TUE National Woman Suffrage Delegate
Convention will meet in Cleveland, Ohio,
on the S4th and 18th inst, to form an Ame,i'
can woman Suffrage Association. Julia
Ward Howe, WIN. Lloyd Garrison, Lucy
Stone, Mary A. Livermorc,T. W. Hlgglnson,
aud others will be present.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-23

A CABLE dispatch from Madrid Of ysster.
day informs us that the ministerial Journal,
hipdrc,al, reiterates tue belief mat tho
Italian Government will accept tho Spanish
throne for the Duke Of Genoa.
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Lost and Found.
i OsT.-sS,OOO REWARD.

Itismsiieou,ly reported that DR.. 2. v, PURDY.
Veterinary surgennis no longer ip the city. and y
at all times In his oinec, No. $50 3, between
Twelfth aud Thirt.snth streets unle.s out on profes-
hopes by effectiveness to to merit liberal
share OF public patronage In future. ONCE aud
residAnoa No $50 street. ocl2.lm
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-23

ELLIS-DORMAg.-Att the Pourth Pre.byteIian
church In this city, on the 18th day Of nov smbsr,
ls6l, by the Rev. J @. smith, Jams v. Hills Y
NJ raFla
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-23
GRAND GERMAN OPERA,


sssi.s.i Ha. SsS
GRAND GERMAN OPERA,
FOR ONE w X z X LY,
wIrH1 CHANCE or OPERA EvEvr MONT.
. e.. 't .sr :iiv:s.s r.
he s s SVasis$ III sSf.ssRs . :.
When so q We'll .S
The m Ss' II pSi
Ti SSsJ NIB s ia s:i 4
will hi fiy ~ hi1si dissYxs ',
THE e y X. XIX. nu.,.. talon.
S:s!;: ~: :F .si. :S Az;
Ss 4 S; PSSs
The very ''P aHRi fI, PPssRpSSRRisiicI.
bH si a,ii, ne !. slAcui 4 :sSsi s1
nrst appearance in two years IH...
The VEN S sisi,s's yo fIRi sisSsfrER,
whG:c mry ss:0 ,ss 81 ~ most a's
The MAZE N%SiR Ri.B Bsar EIr ioafsss.s
The fAvorite PrimA Donns,
M'Mg SOPHIE DzIUBA.
The most popular Lyric Tenor, ..
THsoDoRs BABBIyAN.
W on is'sSi: yHsi ;e
saa. n hs have made n,; ns%s % uni
'i mi. ar.t appearance ia tour years
The very f.mG FRANZ fsfT a hsi2sa
The great original Of 9oraod,. .Rsust.',
HIS fI.t sppearsnee In Washington In two years.
Tho Pleasing g9fM P2HssN ARMAND,
swifRs srs ' sSssss D'r'0
Tho eminent psi,S fF %slfshifsiilcH.
fH' f0pu'hE fsRicH sTgINEoKB.
Especial pleasure IL taken in presenting the nans
CARL AssgHgrz So. Hasis.l Dlr..er.
VA Sst. e .s.si:a IL. .nd HSfsSsH
those who desire 70 .. thoroHgbsnS o..
exact r TaRsrikslss P issRir:ifsf'ion''
Tue s XII s1 SttT f!.f a ssistD sx.ssIs
Il 5}SStISSE Ri i, 4, .Ae , I..s;.
Lab SEBLAscHE. Boildi.u.
MAssANIELLo. Auber.
THE SCALE OF PRICES
adopted IN such that cannot bat be deemed hbsIaa;
6a aasss,s. CSi
Reservsds sst. Psiausi Dress Circle. % q. sxtrs.
DiT!sss s Il. f1a o ssysd Seat. a ss;
fiit m1.l' t sSsSIKo. AT NINE O'CLOCK
no22-u
MARIsI,s FASHIONABLE gAgoINo AeAD.
~ Envy street. bsiwssn Sipsa ,. sSS TENN Avn
nUsss.s ,hss Ii: seeond q, snsr TSiea IA
ing will commence TUESDAY. November y, isos
For particular" apply sttbs academy. no1a-W
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~TREAsUnY DEPARTMENT.

&fsREMOyED,-N N. H. Miller, Attor-
w ney at Law. has removed his oliee to No.
fouL. aud.a-half street near the City Hall.
Aug2-3m
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-23
Interior Adornments.
REMOVAL.

Tho subscribers have this day removed their
Az Store from 3O4 Pennsylyania avenue 70 No;
streets, in Hooe's New Building. Oar New Store
will be opened to the public as soon as u can DO
properly fitted up with a new and splendid aasort-
ment OF everything 10 our line,
Thanking The public for past favors. We hope TO
receive q continuance OF their patronage, which
we shall ondeavor at all times 70 merit.
iy9 SMITH 4 STRONG,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-23

~s HAVE You SORE THROAT,
~ Coughs, Colds. Hoarsensss, Rheuma.
iin or Dyspspsia mso; use haunxni xie'GSrH
II You have Cramps. Toothaehs, or Sick Headache
use the Victory also u ueyer falls 70 cure Sold
noll.2ws
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MARIsI's FASHIONABLE gAEcINo A9AD.
streets. Professor L. q, Marlni Respectfully an
nounees tina, his see1pd "a ,rssr TnsSa n isee
For particulars apply at the academy. nozz-1w
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
JEWS FROM WAsHINeToN.

WARRINGTON, August 49, In tho case Ct
Cowley and others versus. the Galveston and
Houston Railroad and others. Judge Swayne
has made decree holding the railroad and oil
OF The old company subject to tho mortgages,
and ,dismissnR that part OF tho compaint
which claimed the property OF the succeeding
company and nm individual liability OF the do
fendante. Both parties have appealed TO the
Supreme Court. Cowley. who Iepresonss the
bondholders, ,Is placed IN possession OF the
railroad until the appeals arc decided, giving
security to accouut for the rents and profits
while in possession. ,fek
The entire Cabinet are ahsent from tho city.
Tie Supervisors OF the revenue, in oonsulta
tion. have determined upoii o concert Of action
whereby they hope to defeat the whiskey rings.
The details ere withheld. u 5l,ee
letter from Chief Justice CHASE has recent
~ been exhibited, in which he expressed great
satlsfacionat at The result OF Tho Virginia election,
and hoped that similar result would attend
the elections ih Tennessee, Mississippi and
Texas. He .intimated that the Republican
party had sei ved Its purpose, and that great
Conservative party ought to be formed out Of
the moderate men OF all existing parties. s.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-19

HEALTn OF Mr.. GEORGE PEABODY. eorres.
i pondeat Of one Of tho New York journals
writes rom the White Sulphur Springs, yIr.
I sinis, on Saturday, that the health Of Mr.. Pea.
{ body is nov much improved, and his condition
is generally favorable. This correspondent
( add ,ii,ase- ta 't7 t3
BE kbors under 9 complication Of diseases
consequent upon old age; requiring The utu,ost
attention md earefol treatment. occasi6naIIy
he rides OF itbut he has not for q cohsiderabie
period beei able to visit the psrior Of 1ie ths
hotel, where b many inquire snriousiy fof him.
He rece,fes q limited number OF bis f.iends
DAILY at nis oottAge, sohe OF whom are fnoon.
derrte erougn q bore him by long cvuyefss.
tI0n1, which exhart him. i His pbysfctsns bS.
Y Hove he 1N be able 70 receive Eta MIN sraiis
friends i9a Mssks Y. .tbe general rsSepti6p
ToS Tocm sn@ r ,soGSosotnH % so Sts plans, ~ AlfsSdy
/ tlo orthfee weeks s and 'rst9rH t9 esaschH,
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~ WAKING UP TO THE TRUTH.
The Csmraeroial Value OF the South

The Commercial Value OF the South.
The New York Herald says edit,rially:
Well might the North buckle on all it's
armor 10 keep the South in the Union, for,
apart from political considerations and the
patriotic sentiment OF maintaining the esgran-
deur and glory OF tho republic intact, that
part OF our common country; Is the source
OF our commercial wealth and moro yalua-
ble to the North than ever India Was to Eng
land. According to the latest statistics the
value OF Southern exports last year was
0<er two hundted and fourteen millions. whIIo
that Of the North was little less thSn two
hundred milliens. There ia this great differ.
once, too. in the nature of tho exports OF the
two sections, that large portion Of those
OF the North is in the precious metals, winch
in measure impoyor1shes the country, while
those OF tho South ore tho products OF the soil
and bring us gold or Its equivalent. Gotten,
OF couise, Is the great staple, though lob icoo
10 valuable product, and sugar, rico and
other thugs form o part Of tho expoi ts. Tho
domestic trade OF the South Ia still moro valu.
able to the North, for It supplies our manufac-
turers with tho raw material they need and
takes back Northern manufactures In return.
These great apd valuable exports and this vast
trade, TOO. have been developed again 80 soon
az r the South had been desolated by war.
This not only shows the surprising wealth of
ter and reouporatiyo power OF tho people, Yet
It is this rob and beautiful country, and these
citizens which are kept under the heel OF mill
tary degpotism and m lde the football Of schenn.
ipa politicians years AFTER tho close Of the war.
But this state OF things must soon come to an
end, and the South wilIrls6 fr6f6 ITS sshes to
Do the richest country 10 the world, .,Fss
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MEKICO.

MEXICO. August ia conspiracy against
the life OF Juarez has been frustrated, and the
principal conspiratorss including FIVE generals,
were captured.
The treaty between Mexico and the North
German Confederation has been forwarded to
Berlin for ratification.
The Indian revolt in yucatan is growing
serious. The Cuban residents are volunteer
ing to defend the cities. Two Indian chiefs
have been captured and shot.
The Tamautipas revolution has ended, but at
ousretaro troubles involving states rights are
still pending.
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FIFTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
GREENv1LLs. 8. O., Friday, August 49,
The court was opened at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Hon.
George 8. Bryan, presiding.
The grand and petit Jurors answered to
their names.
Criminal Docket-United States We. Roper
and james strand. Attempt to rescue proper
ty from revenue officer, section 67, July, 1866.
Jury No. 1 were charged with this case and
rendered The following verdict: "James Strand,
not guilty; Perry Roper, guilty on second
count. J. P. Hillhouse, toreman".
United States vs. one wagon and two irorses;
seized in possession Of John NJ. Oliver, at Col.
umbh. 3. O: Information for violation In
Attorney. Ordered, that marshal sell the
above property, after ten days. notice, and re-
| turn the proceeds thereof into court forthwith.
SIXTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
SATURDAY. August An Pankruptcy.-
parte 3. W. Rouquis, OF Georgetown. Petit
! pro pet. Resisrars report read and confirmed,
and on motion. Judge signed order and ceriifl-
cate OF discharge. T''
in re Thomas 8. Miller. bankrupt, ex parte
mortgage. A. T. smythe. pro pet. Ordered.
that the marshal serve copy on ". T. Gary, as.
signee, q. D. Jervoy, William Fl. Heyward and
James F. Gardner, and that they ans yer in
fesso. and that petition bo referred to o. q.
Jaeger, Registrar, who shall report after civ.
| ested. $40 - - -
In the matterepf T. ]. X. Darean. bankrunt
ex parte g. Owens, assignee. Petition Tor 40
account OF bankrupts estate 10 the hands OF j.
r. Gamble, and order hereunder. A. T.
spmyshe, pro pet Ordered, that tho prayer Of
servo the. said sheriff, J. F. Gamble, with
copy OF this petition; and further ordered, that
me petition be referred to J. O.. Carpenter,
heglstrar t 10 Inquire into fact, with power 70
from him an account Of all his actings, charged
In petition, and also an account OF sale OF pro-
perty OF said bankrupt. Further, that said
hs court she s%oHo aS py II into ito @
on said sale, or otherwise await further order
OF the court to be made In this case. III
Ell parte j. N. Brown, assignee. IN re. j. III,
notice to lion creditors. On motion Of o VIM. Si
shannon. attorney for assignee, ordered, ), Chat
petltion be referred to w. j. Clawson, Regis.
trar. Further ordered, that assignee give no
three weeke, to oil creditors; that Registrar re-
port liens established according to priority.
and that petitioner have leave to move furthili
orders. -
Elk parte H. II. Thompson, In re. G. ". 81.
Lerg, bankrupt. Registrars. report TO sale
OF property of bankrupt to satisfy liens. CLAW.
son @ Fhnrston. Fro pct. Order that report be
eonhtmed aud assignee sell at public auction
eral orders, and assignee apply proceeds Of
sale as recommended by Registrar, and retain
the proceeds OF sale OF mortgage property,
subject TO further order Of ooprt, II
United States vi. Allen Cothran and g. g.
Cothran.. Refusing to answer for being dis
tiller without paying special tax. Deferdaut
IN default 24th August, 1885. Ordered, that
2, scire 1aess issue, retufnable the first Monday
agvurrrr vSo oparvp~x~Snn 4..ff
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sPARKs FROM THE WIRES.

Cuhan advecs to the 9th instant state that
many arc fleeing from the Spanish conscrip-
tion and joining the Cubans. Ths discomfort
among the slaves is increasing. Jordan and
Quesada are fully capable Of holding their own.
The delegates to tho National Board OF
Trade, with their families, and other promi-
nent citizens and members OF the press from
oil paris OF the Union, stopped at tho Virginia
White Sulphur Springs yesterday, on route
or.Clfton Forge.
\ General Candy has ordered Callahan, tho
police captain in Richmond who shot and
Killed Joseph Kelly, at ths registration Office,
70 bs discharged from custody. Callahan had
preliminary examination by military com 4
Emission, but no trial.
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| United States vs.. Rlohard White. pe.iury.

United States ys. Richard White. Perjury.
Trnp b H. hri III .a'r: ~. " ,t'7. - -
Uuitea States VS.. Benjamin Moon. DistiIla-
tioE contrary to law True bill.
United States va. W. l.. Mdrean., Dihtilla-
.Unitei States va. Benjamin Moon: Dist,Ila-
hon without paying tax No 6ili.nI ;,sl. Z
in re. Thomas ii. B.tes. Petition f0r inyolun-
tary 1ankruptcy, Wallace & McKisstck. pro
pct. Ordered that petitioner ihaye leave 70
withdraw petition. aud that the, .clork do tax
She costs that have accrued, and :after. .deduct-
ing said COSTS from deposit fee, pay balance TO
petitioners attorney. T1To &
EH parte W. B. Oreisht, substituted by j. H..
of witnesses IN involuntary bankruptcy. Col
oiiel j. II. Rion pro pet. Ordered that James
NJ. DAILY and United States Commissioner do
conduct tho examination OF all such witnesses
as NAV DO brought before him by the pacties
Criminal Docket.-Unitcd States va. tThos.
A. Hoi2clav. Retail dealer wit bout paying
special tax. section "A OF act OF 1858. ID. T..
with this case rendered the following verdict:
"Gnilty. =. \. Irvine foreman"
United States We. John Rioka. Retail dealer
in liquor, SECTION A act 1868. Jury No. q
charged with this case, rendered o verdict Of
not guilty.
In the case OF A. Il. Abrnhams, assignee, va.
Julius Madseu, which was fully and ably
argued before judge Bryan by ". D. Clancy,
Esq. J. N. Nathaus, Esq, and Colonel Thos.
Y. Simons for the assignee, and the Hon. W.
D. Porter and T. B King, Esq., for julius Mad.
Ron, the court made the following decroe upon
the petition Of counsel for the plaintiffs,
which send you in ertenso:
THE UNITED STATES OF AMKRioA. DISTRICT OF
= s,urH CARoLINL-IN THE DIsTRI OF coURT-IN
y BANKRUPTCY.
EI parte a. H. Abrahams, assignee Of
Charles Madsen. q bankrupt va. Jnilus Mad
sen. Decree Upon hearing the petition OF
.1essrs. Whaley, Mitchell and Clancy, J. N.
Nathans and simons and seglipg, counsel for
the creditors OF Charles Mddaen in the
above entitled cause, aud the court being
fully cogni2nnt OF the extraordinary and un-
firing zeal. enterprise aud varied professional
ability, and the practical sagacity and conduct
With which counsel have devoted themselves to
the interests OF their clients in rescuing the
property and creating the fund for the pay
ment Of their claims
It is ordered and decreed, that A. u. Abra.
hams. assignee OF Charles Madsen do pay to
Messrs. Whaley, Mitchell and Clancy, J. N.
Nathans, and Simons and Siegling, counsel
fee OF fifty per cent. OF the amount recovered
under decree made in the shove entitled cause.
be iring date the 9th day OF July, 1859. and
that the residue OF The fund be distributed in q
due course Of administration in bankruptcy,
f. GEORGE 8. BRYAN,
o United States Judge, District g. G.
August 12. 1869.