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The national Republican., 1869-01-27

"UsHERALDED HERoEs."-A lecture upon
the above theme was delivered last evening by
Simon Wolf, esq, at Metzerott Hall to y very
large and interested audience, much larger
than is generally seen at a lecture in behalf OF
a charitable object. The lecture was a splen.
did thingi to attempt synopsis OF II would
full.blown rose. Want of space prevents the
publication of some gems we had selected
from the lecture, but as we learn that Mr.
Wolf, at the close OF the lecture, by the solicit
tation OF many OF his hearers, consent to its
publication in pamphlet form, the public will
have an opportunity to read II.
The national Republican., 1869-01-27

La ADfEs' should sAll and &c. the EHbFOlisfsi
tlhPpeT At Prihss's stamping and FIItiHg
hoomI, s77 Y strest, between Tenth and ElEy.
sEth streets. Only plAse 10 town % DO Stslm
tIatibE
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Police white boy, named
Joseph Walsh, for being drunk and disorderly,
was fined IS and costs by Justice Walter
James II. Jones, !eoiored,l for assanlting
Henry Hall, colored, had to pay ~, and Henry
Hall, for using profane language, deposited -
with Justice Smith,
Charles Eisenhaute, for keeping a vicious
dog, was fined Is by Justice kean.
WIN, Black, for indecent exposure, was sent
to the wofk.house In default of paying II ne
ofs5.
Martha Powell and Harriet Richtor, col.
ored, charged with petit larceny, were com.
mitted to Jail for court by Justice Lynch, and
John Lynch, eolored, charged with a like Of
fence, was sent TO Jsil oy Justice Hsrper
Henry Coleman, eolored, charged with as
sault and battery with intent to kill George
Haw kins, gave bail for his appearance at
court,
Sandy Smith, a colored youth, charged with
selling paper without license, was fined 40
by Justice Clark. but not having the requisite
greenbacks he took trip TO the work-house,
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STATES PATENT OFFICE,

- wAsHINdTOS, d, c., Jan. Q, 1862
On tue petition Of AARON WoODNAS, of New
York, n. Y, administrator OF the estate Of MOsEs
pateat granted the said Mosgs THOMPSON ou the
i2th day 81 April, ls,Sy for an Improvement In
is ordered that said petition be heard at this
once on the SDth day o. March next; Any per
sitions, and other papers. should be fled In this
Office twenty days before the day 81 hearing.
ELISHA fO0TE,
lAl3.W9l Commis ssionar Of Pa atenIa
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRIC7
OF COLuMBlA. THE I'D DAY OE IANIi ARN
No. 1917 Equity DocketO.
TINTED STATES PATENT oPFICE,

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
- WAsHINaTON, b. C., Jan, Is, 1859
On the petition 0f FINLEY LATTA, of CiGein.
natl, OHIO, adminibtrAtOr Uf the estate Of A. b.
LAtta, deceased, praying for tie extension OF a
patent granted 70 the said A u. Lalia on the 10th
day OF April, lSo, for an In rruyement In Gtoam
geneTAt0Tsi
Is ordered that the said prt ton bo heard at THE
once 90 the Y1th dayOf MaIth next, Any person
may oppose this extension Oblsctlops, dopoSI.
tions, and other papers, should be nlod In this
once twenty days before the day Of hearing
janls.ASw Commissi0ner Of Patents.
The national Republican., 1869-01-27

BLANKETS ron HIRE during the Inauguration
In large quantities. Address
MERCHANT,
Washington City Post once.
The national Republican., 1869-01-27

ODESSA PANiER CoLLAPsING SKIRT, the best
made. Douglass, sole agent, No. sos Ninth
street.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
- WAsHisGroE, D. G. Dec. 81, 1865,
On the petition OF JEREHIAH SrEvsR, Of Bristol,
Conn praying for The ex!snsion OF patent granted
q October lSie. and agaiu reissusd the "a day Of
July for an Improvement in Machines for bur
, II is ordered that the said petition be heard at
this ONCE on the 6th day Of April next Any per-
son may oppose this extension, Objections, de-
positions, aud other papers should be hed la this
ofaee twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA fOOTR,
jan5-Tu3t CommissioneT Of Patents,
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YVES MAILS
GEORGIA


PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WAsHISuTOS, January 2, 1860
PTOpOsals for conveying the MAILS Of the United
States from July ], ls9, to June 30, ISL, on the
following routes In the State Of Georgia. will be
received AZ the office Of this Department until D.
u, OF MARCH Slst next, to be decided by APRIL
auth following.
GIG From FORSYTH to Russel willie II miles nd hack
once q week.
Leave FoTsyth Saturday at IAN.
Arrive at Russslyille by 5 IN.
Leave Russelyille Saturday at s am.
Arrive at Forsyth by II a IN.
6lH From ulllsylle, by AllAndAle and HOllinRs.
worth, to Middle River, % miles and back,
once week.
Leave 0illsyille Thursday atbam.
Arrive At Middle River by pm
Leave Middle River Thursday at ! 30 m,
Arrive at Gillsyillo by SPIN,
=, The accepted bidder will bo required to take the
'lest oath,
For forms Of proposal, guarantee, and certificate,
ana also for Instructions ~ to the condition to be
embraced In the contract, &c, sec advertisement OF
October 81, 1866, and Of this date Inviting proposals.
for mail In Georgia, to be found at the prn
cipal Post Onlees.
Bids should be sent in sealed envelopes, super.
scTibsd Mail Proposals for Georgia and add rcssed
to the Second Assistant PostmAsler GeneIAl.
ALEX, W. RANDALL,
ialb.FIw Postmaster General,
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DONATIoSs.-The Hon. Joseph Smith, mem.
beI elect to Congress from Oregon, called at
the Central office OF the Provident Aid So
ciety, yesterday, and left with A. X. Browne
esq general agent, the sum Of t25, remarkinR
that II further aid was needed he would be
glad TO contribute to the objects of the society.
Mrs. g. Wendell sent large quantity OF cloth.
4ng to be distributed to the poor to-day. The
reports Of the visitors exhibit state Of desti-
tution Al present In our midst almost incredl-
BILE The contribution Of 8 900 bushels Of coke
from the Washington Gas Light Company,
hA. been received and distributed to the poor
Of The AeNeEAl MAEAn -
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COURT,

I IhTHANo OUUhTI , =, -
" DECEMBER %, lS6s
District Of Columbia, IgashfH0tOR eOuRtV, 10 loit
In the case Of CLEMENT W, BBEHETT, ad m nislFAtor
OF STEPHEN BOWERS. deceased, the adminisirator
Aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the Orphans
Court OF washington county aforesaid, appoInted
SATURDAY, the 23d day Of anuGry, A. b. isg
for the nnai settlement aud distribution Of The peT
hand, as far as the same have been collected asd
turned into money! when and where all Tie Grad.
itoTs and heirs Of said deceased are notified Ia ~
tend with their claims properly yOuchei, or Ihey
may otherwise by law be excluded from ali Lensn
in said deceased estate provided COPY Of tbIs
order be published once week for three " sekH In
the NATIOSAL REPUBLICAN, previous 10 ths NH
day. '"'N
Test; JAS h, O'BEIRNR,
ueol'lhS" Register VI Wills.
The national Republican., 1869-01-27
wAsHisoros, D. g, Jan, IS, 1850.

A CARD PROM JOHN =. CUNNINGHAM, rAYNAs.
TER U, =. NAVY.
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ORPHANS COURT,
~ DECEMBER q, 1888
District Of Columbia, WdshingtOn CyHniV, 10 ton:
ln the case Of CLEAESr W. BESSETT, a1mlnls-
traitor aforesaid has, with the APPRECIATION OF the
Orphans, Co lIt Of WAshington County aforesaid,
A. D. 1850, for the hnal settlement and dIstTib1.
Jon Of the personal estate OF said deceased aud Of
collected and turned into money when aud where
all the creditors and heirs Of said deceased are
youehed, or they may otherwise by law be ex.
eluded from all benefit In said deceased . estate;
provided copy Of this order be published once a
week for three weeks IN the NATiOEAL REPuDLI.
Teal JAMES n. o'BBIRNE,
decJl.Th3w' Register Of Wills,
The national Republican., 1869-01-27

The STATION HOUHE- Nearly all the no.
lice stAtIoB-hOuses In ths city are greatly 10
need Of repair and proper heating apparatus
and the ofneeTs are compelled for want Of
these 20 suffer cOGsldefAble inconvenience
and the prisoners are also caused much suffer.
Ing thereby. The Fourth, Fifth, ABi Eighth
preeinetA need the greatest attention, aud we
are glad 70 notice that the Councils on Mon
day nizbt had the subject Of AppropfiAtlHg
sumsisnt sun Of money to Tshdsf Them com.
foFtAblsI under sonIifsfaiIOh.
The national Republican., 1869-01-27

THE New AQUEDUCT BRIDGR.-The "latest
sensation" In Georgetown 10 the newly erected
bridge over the Potomac, erected on the old
piers OF the alueduct. On Sunday 800 foot
passengers passed over the bridge, besides
large number OF vehicles, horses and riders.
As the structure is q toll bridge II 10 reasona.
BILE to suppose that the receipts were quite
large.
The national Republican., 1869-01-27

ACCIDEsT.-About 1880 O'Clock on Monday
morning, n lad named Thomas Mintor fell down
an embAnkmcnt at the corner OF fTwent fourth
and q streets, cutting his head In several
places, and receiving other injuries. The In.
luFrd boy was taken to his home, where DR..
Newman dressed his wounds.
The national Republican., 1869-01-27
ORPHANS COURT,

" December %, 1858
In the case Of CLRAEHT W BENNETT, AdinlnistfA-
tor Of WILLIAM RUPB, deceased, the administrator
go9n 9f Wsshington county Aforesaid. Appoiuted
SATURDAY the 23t day Of Jan nuIry, A. d. 1880, for
estate q said deceased and ot the assets In hand
far AS the same have been collected aud turned into
money when aud where all the creditors and heirs
Of said deceased are notified TO attend. with their
claims properly youched, or they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit in said deceased
estatei provided COPY Of this order be published
once week for three weeks In the NATIONAL Re-
PUBLICAN previous to the said day.
Test JAS. X. O'BBIRNB,
dec3l- -Th3Ws ReRistar Of wilis
The national Republican., 1869-01-27

IiE FiHTm WARD REruRLICAN CLUB will
meet Tor the election Of OiuGeIa tomorrow
tyeHlhg a. Carroll Hall.
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DR.. ABoRN's OFFICE,
24s T STREET,
Washington, ID. O.,

For the treatment and ours Of
CATARRH, DEAFNESS, AND ALL DIS.
EASES OF THE EYE, EAR, HEAD,
THROAT AND LUNGS.
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THIS IL TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
Court Of Washington county, In the District OF Co
lumbs, letters o. administrA,ion on The personal
county, d, G., decea.ed. All persons having
claims sg.inst the said deceased hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof 10
the subscriber, on or before the 18th day Of Jan.
nary next they may Otherwise by law be ex.
lsp his
JOSEPH X MYERS.
mark.
Administrator.
iAlJ.WM Deputy Register Of WILL
The national Republican., 1869-01-27

CHARGE oP THEFT.-Otnsers Evans and Ao-
ton arrested a burly colored man, named Rich
ard Burrell, on a charge OF having stolen q
Newsboys Home. The accused was taken to
headquarters, and after a preliminary exami-
nation, was committed to all by Justice Walter.
eolored thieves that is Just now proving ter
ror to housekeepeers.
The national Republican., 1869-01-27

WORK or THE AUnirISd CoMMITTEE.-Up
to this time the Auditing Committee OF the
Councils have adjusted the claims Of 81 appli.
CAnts, amounting 10 the aggregate to $50, ,762 %,
which have been turned over to the Mayor for
approval The claims examined have been
huE far chiefly Of small amounts,
The national Republican., 1869-01-27

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
wAsuIroros, January 20, iseo.-Jsy Cooke
4 %. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
or n m ant seouritie.,
The national Republican., 1869-01-27

AT THE BANQUET given to King David
Lodge, of Baltimore, on Sunday last, we omit
Potomac Lodge, No. lOi of Georgetown, were
MessrS. II. Sommers, ID. Druyfuss and A..
Reese, aud also that responses to toasts were
WordlinEeT, vice president OfPOtOmae lodge.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

witne": JAS. O. EDWARDS,
jAl3.WM' Deputy Register Of Will,
, 1869-08-30

The hctyy rain We tad tea day1 nso, aod tho e1-
zcne bot weather Since, serta to be Ia1t whs: the
c1f1l required"
Nr. Washington 1oneA of Horcy Ereck Township,
bought and planted hushel Of carlJ ru3e pota.
toer: lie has recently harvested the crop, and tac
yield ws' eighty pu.ash;
The MatFoEth ConhtJ Ia4tprnd*ns Of the 1s.h
faJs: The farmers aEn busy stacking their grasns
week Tho stacking xa1 deIaycd title by the
recent raink hut, 1t the weather ia f4Eo1able tne
ersin VIII al % secutrd tn.s week TINS Jtela is
generally Rooh, except portion Of tns Tnsa@
which In hla-sed, especially the bald varieties.
letter f.ctn Fail River to the Catcnist Jo'.Tn.!
s,5t: "IToeat1, about thre!stou7hs o. ing er1.n
/. cut. ann q Rns-'l portion Of II s.aefcTi- "arat
Viii, Trototty. fau below MI ayc'1se eTor. n25a "a
eu4EEty nul ,lu%slIty, the rust anu blight aaecInc
II 10 some cxteui. in eone Instances fae "et
wcs,hcr Is causing tnc grim 70 grow 10 the hnoet.
t,r: tho damage IN taa reSpcct canhot3 bc t5tt-
mated. Ua.a aad barley Will prove good crop
Tlr E5apsye cii.~n ta,s: "Ms. @. #: Har-
" a,,l 1T. ut TIT. anIrc stalk rf oats which -
iIti.. ahead. There atr eighteen hranehea on iala
ttajk, ,.,, .stas!y tca'eti vita hSaiA NJ: Nas,
wa,s thinks tbc ylciti VIII aoi fall s1oEt OF ~
l,s,.hr;. 10 ,hr acre: It Is Of The Sorwnr yacetJ
TEc sraFa Mr,at sa5a; 5,, Tne no2 G5op Eguet
runpl1y. SerrEai racda Will bo rea'y for picking
in week, un! Seo.l se;d IL promised.
TIC M3ahcsaa .s. ~ saya ~We s,, fsGsa no1t
OF th14 vlaSr, ani cottcIdt, both from obzcIsa.
:!Un ami rrrortx, that th. Era!n crop viii nnzc
than come W 10 The genera a:eIaxe: nna. 9 nc y
4trch With will coutiNue tw0 or three VEGAS
logger, corn will cnH!e u1t all rt-ht-'
lhelAhkoAt SnJfhGt.trrH Sass;" +" II ttc weather
luit. coud for thr al1Icc Of this week, tue great
l'nlk Of the wheat crop IN this coan'y nil he .e-
cured in GoH. order. Ahon. half The crop Is now
easc 1n.i the yield Of both wheat ard oats Is un-
E.ul1ly gooi.' .-..
NINkES0TA
11lc 81. panl ErFisr oi This 9Th says: i" The e.
Il rt:HGIy unfaForatle weather fpr seeming I'll:
Mhrat crop Is r1"astng thc farmers ':tn p:ntonn
Its u tic blues. A very la.rc proportion Of the
c1np Ia rnr bu, II has been carfeasy hautt!ed IN
nan, instances pud Is not In saca condition ~
to liz safe iru. the ,.renehlu1 rains with whi:a .
Mr are hc,nE waited. Much Of II lies upon nv
gtouut ~ IT frIl from she rraprts; nrd that which
is ia In thr shock. bcsnE Loosely put 1"Eeler, ID
considerably soaked. No verr exIeEslsr 'ihrsa2e
t.s }ft tpf1 Inpt, VI: Contt7Iafion ot the "cI
term NIL raysc ;-.pwu whrAt throughout a Tat,
t,:rrt tH the COUNTY,, Another hcaNr rain ,el
lus. night. an'1 1T u ta'e hour th. eks was sst
il:cA aus thteatcning.'
, 1869-08-30

v.clealy and slllaIaoas.y eoasoc:e s:oEy Of maui
which seemed to be Ill that they *Aoset one ~
weii) when m ai11nrru1fn. waz mado Win Gu:oa
10 pay him large num Of money 70 u3ake a!ida-
Wis 10 hls etnEJ, which he DID. and fos which
a ran shpr ey fratnet an! af4'asiA
ru.c ~ my pn.~4sio.,. such u tho rcaoac1 tnis
ho"oratt and 'promtnctt attoIueJ " ~ DEFEND.
ed mt and my interests, and thai, too, after hAye
pad lin over s65o fur that purpose. The no5t
surprising thing 70 NE Of alt tht is. mat aaJ oi
Ely creditors, ot their attorneys sh1e1I % Ea!lIy
OF tu t3lAhonorablt Al act as that or eouutylrR
with. aud buylx ones attorney, or tha. they
shonld, aiter such acknowledged teeachesy anu
v.a,hy tsAe ~ man Gus9a ssaf 70 iasf o9sn ,Ia
heretofore. t:um their letter fno|le'iSe Q! nsn,
thu denounced hiu a. uuwurttJ Il tonadeucs
ccrt il i,c tor tic ohj.es bco.u mentioned, and to
carry out fec1lnR Of un,utflnah.e aiAnosst3 al-
ready luar1fcAteu hcfotr iLlt- -...
Now for moment let ua look ns what cise thls
"promlnen. attorney" says, aau .Htslra to: tAet
have DONE and VII! rest contcE,, taIy relStaE
r,on tie de1ii Of the charges against ne hefe
IA " md ,lose who KNOW ny, 70 y1otteate nc and
u. aiu.c The pull.c uiiul. which nas perhaps teen
nsoo.a atatns; &c ana ny e.! tt5} u 'na'
In Octobrr last hr ulaIc atalIst here ID 1ne
r,ta s,ates Dlst1.vt Court, That Il mG ut irft1.
he kH<r tktr< p1. eol!usan btsrt<n Bauer al
mr. .r fr1u! tartnI.r- Since that time un'ier-
!. stand hist he has aaosn that tac amount
pad him to defend ne wAs Intended as his " nee
jHF fTHt Q!. HuA4 a. ~ 14fc u%CA Ai-A4o ~ ss.e
lllee FED lnule, AND asalI he has stassd Ii ScE
rosk c1tF. for lave It II black and White. which
leerte,i from the rccorts Of the court, that ut
Though! 1.nd!nGtoa AMI Baker we're cheating
hlt., and he mt tnr n 1tt hH fss lF7 eet
AID therefore arrroa:tlpi the a'toEucJs 10y the
creditors, Hhtn ARRANGEMENT ~ made and nc
told ;l.c whole Aiory." AMI get, aside from al
TILL, understand hr ha, In giving still latcf
f,,leuCr, sworn that the IPaeon tic prssncd this
| cu4iiss ", tlat liz teslc,td It MSS "EteAtI to
c..5y on ihe alleged ftanu AnJ longer. All: what
conclusion for such IN hE1yFIhf nan to aII1Fe
Foul u ar r., st uth<r1 to dsty 1>o, d
II is rruyen, tut u any longer carry OUT scheme
u,.t ssec:ar ann II needs be. the Jo9 OF. The uex
| thing expect TO hear Of him ts that he has r.
| rit1Iced his profession and Is Rraeing the pulps
Instead OF e:'s,.te1n9 the har. Se1J respectfully,
I u. l.. LEDIau1uS.
, 1869-08-30

Captain f:rncr.ll lIodhA Conc Secret.
~ TO 7Entnnxas-fkcroF1 that lie
VIII Pardon ksrt<oncrs-'Ehc Foinu-
fccrx I'hrrI,tE1s tn Xii 11iHa-lfr-
ported Rising In Abnjo-I'hc Prob
able Effect, DC.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune,
NEW SuHk, August p.
The Suu has Il 1Iavnua letter Of the 21st, which
tay4 Captain t'rl.tr:! lie 1tolas left secretly tn
the .tE for M:a1z accompanied ny his personal
guar.l. 1t Is ruMutcd that he Intended 10 pardon
the p5lsoueE accused T.! putting pulsua Ii tho
t1ea,. ut tbt Ko3s!lerA The volunteers Threatened
to Kill hi1n, II he did 70. The ueTs2arcga deny
tic rt7o..ch escape Of the Fernando Po prtaoa-
ers; bsit publish ueC1ce eonuscattu2 the.r prop
ctty. TLt rctort Vi the rslng In the Falito AlaIo
,i:strttt ;. confirmed.
Iht Hntnl,tr OF insurgents Il sail 10 DO 6,oc9,
md tho,.sai:t!g pf o:hecs from that part Of t1e
island !utc rrachts! the ranIps Of }epetni CaStic
III Eamquc7o, or the Central District This ar14-
Ing in Haiitu Abnjo Is the most EtguifcaEt event
t1Iut hAs occurtttt In cuha for several fnonth'.
tine 0! the NatAna Journals says fhas It has put
tp torch in the hauls Hf on ElaEr>, md that the
wtoe district will konn become desert. The In.
tutseuts haze collected together IL the mountains
anti ART there waiting ior arms. The tlAsana pa
;cra FAY the lurch will soon bc a7c'! TO the ptal-
t;Aton5 In that part OF the slan, and fcaF tile ILL.,
su1rectiou MIL extend through thu whole c! cnba.
, 1869-08-30

The stockholders Of :ac Elkhart / Like Mlchi-
gan Railroad met At I,ef1!en, Mich, ca the ssh
ipst. for permanent pggaal1A and elected the
following Directors: Joseph RttoEG, Il. c. Nor.
ton, Samuel E. Martin, aul SteFne Bronson, o.
benton Hnfbor; ". $. Farmer, Of P1ncstone; T.
EephaYt, ", Houshest!, and james 4sohau1, 0!
BeSf4en; 4. L Burke, OF BeIrfcn Township:
Fr1uklu Auz1y, J. {. La1tmorc, G. II. PiAts, and
g. A. Colby, Of Niles Resolutions Terr adopted.
extending the ltnc Of the road down the iate,
from Benton Harhot, 10 tutersect some point on
the Au~sukee / Detroit Rad: aad u2s1uG d.
stkon Of The road frnrn Benton Hsroor 10 SAes
fe9 m11est, to coumencc I'll CONSTRUCTION fof1n.
With. Tho road has S25l,ft'3 Subscription. and AID
voted with tnrct townships TO vote lid yeti The
Directors elected Frankin MuzzJ President The
lnuianR end Of the lne viii Also soou be cor1-
meneei, IS E1lnatt and seEeral townships are
about subscribing and voting AID South Bend has
yptea ait for the e1teasion VI rue Plymouth In
tItaEarona RoAd, 70 tn1crsect the E1khart + Lake
Michigan Road at Niles
A ueetne Of the tneotrosators Of the A1sca-
tine, kcwacec + Eastern Eai.rpad Company Wls
hrli III fremont Hal, kcwanec, H., On Wednes-
da{. Aurn+t g. 1865, for tie purpose Of y psr1na-
nent ctran.Ksfton OF batd railroad company. 4
committee OF flrt waR appointed hv tue Chair to
arnor1!lu the nine directors, provided for In the
Charter TO the different localities along the lut Of
the rpsi, s. G. Stein. 81. Francis, J. D. Scartye5,
o, T, Grnyes and Jessc l. Jones were appointed
ea.d committee. The Committee on Location ot
Directors reported IN faTor OF the following ap-
porttonment: Mnscatine, ]; Andoyer, / kewa-
nee, I; osceola, |; Henri. :: NenoaA I: Pontiac,
!. The re,o.s Was adopted, add this stoctho!de-:
then P1p1e.ueA TO the eleeuon OF ntne Directors
, 1869-08-30
CINCINNATI.

The Scnshcr-TTo Sunday PrlZo
FbEhts s-IkAtlEond Accident Mar
row Escape OF nm Editor Who
Went ISn1iooninE-AErcss OF IA Sup-
poscd Murderer.
CINCINNATI. August eo.-The splendid ratn this
morning listed several hours, and viii benefit
vegetables and crops, aud In some Hofl8 will nld
corn In nLlsug. The weather Is wttu. but nos rn-
x prtEs pgnt for taoo . Side took place to-day
near Mount Auburn, between David 6hcchau and
Mike Heating. On Thu iEc1l&h round, kcattuQ
struck ShcchAn when tha latter Wa1 down, aud
the referee dectarei for tho latter.
Another prize nkht took place during The toTe-
coon tu Mill Creel lotion, bciEec1 Ell. Deanlson
and James Eurns, In the twentieth round Bn1ns
knocked Denntson out oi Tine Both werc badly
beaten. ....... -..
Ihc down heavy freight on the Cincinnati, Ham
iltor uay1oa Railroad rln OF ttp tracE .. Ma
r1cita Junction this morning. The locomotive
H1s not much injured, TIC down passenger
t.ains we're stopped. but the passengers and Bag
gage we're traaafe11e4 promptly and thlcn TO the
depot In this city. -.,-.-....
Nj. Houghsou, attache OF the Cincinnati En-
qttts, Ent In the cA1 Of hot ar balloon, yesier-
aar, to 20 up With the rronauka Tue balloon, hJ
mistake, HAa let 80 with llnuShtoa a1orc 1n It,
When about 1000 feet hieh It collapsed and cane
down among the houses, landing Mf. uoughton.
Without injury, IN Ii alley.
William Howard, the fourth rnlp charged with
the mur,ler Of k.tby Wednesday, was arrested In
tina rIsT EEktEni9f.
, 1869-08-30

L l'nlAcf1 ootl Ike futed-Tcsti1nOnY Of
II Rebel Soldier.

L l'nl>chood lkcfnted-Tcsti1nony OF
n Rebel Soldier.
T' Tie EiiFoT " TIE cliea7, Tribune:
In the 71mtA Of the e4th lnst appears an
article uader the heai Of "Andersonsillc out
done" slsntn q Ell }" which wlsh to brand as \.
barcl4ceA falsehooa Of the fist magnitude.
was IN. ate In the Eighteenth Georgia 1ufantr!
durrg the late ".ittasanttAs, and Was taken rrts-
onerat Fort Donelsoa hJ the - Feds" md IN due
time reached Camp DonS.as IN coulpauy With "a
mere handful Ut prisoner" WHERE rr'unned uu-
til the close Of the war. on account, presume, Of
Eadseal nai1pit, sA uIan5 OF mg own comraiea
had long been paro!cd or exchanged tous not for
go,tenl ere stepped forth froM the shades OF
The grim rock walls Of 1Canp Douglas, q !ree,
If nat u Tteer MN. ..
II tx expects to nnd apg one IN this Western
country cfe3uious enough 10 pclIeEc such an all
Eur.i !ahrcattoo rs his oecoant OF l,soo Conied-
crate prisoners, sick aud wounded. Standing
twelve hours IN q bto1'ng SUM-
hc certainly mas Ho1c confluence
II thc goAlo'l'1s Of moaesn Dea'ocFae5' taaa heo.
Autlef Of rafson bso"mo". anu, nc horcs ~