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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-07-13

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The national Republican., 1861-12-19
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Mr. DAWES, Of Massachusetts,, from Com
mittee on Elections, reported resolution that
Charles Il. Foster Is not entitled to his seat in
this House tor tho Thirty seventh Congress, nei-
tner from the first nor second district of North
Carolina.
He prefaced the resolution with few brief
remarks: that the Committee had instructed
him to state to the House, that Mr. Foster, be-
fore the Committee, was convinced that he was
not entitled, aud therefore abandoned bis
case.
The House then resumed the consideration
Of the bill to secure homesteads to actual SET
tiers oil heads Of families or those who have
attained twenty one years and are citizens of
the United States or filed intentions to become
euch. The provisions are extended to all who
have performed services In suppressing rebel,
lion, in lieu of bounty lands to the three-months
volunteers, or their legal heirs, to receive $50
in addition to right of homestead, and all who
have served six months the 800 provided by
act of July last.
Mr. HOLMAN, of Indiana, offered the fol-
lowing amendment:
Be it enacted, That the provisions of an act
entitled "An Act granting certain lands to Off
GERS and soldiers engaged in the military SER
vice of the United States" to extend to and
be constituted to embrace ofhcers soldiers,
and seamen who have been engaged in the
military and naval service OF the United States
since the 18th Of April, 1861, or who shall DO
The national Republican., 1861-12-19
A TTENTIOs, sUTLEasI

We invite attention TO our stock Of Sugar cured
Ham', Dried Beef and Beef Tongues
anges, Lemons, Figs aud splendid new.crop layer
Raisins.
Almonds, Filberts, Gre am and Pea Nuts, English
Wanuts and Shelbarks.
Coverings lest Philadelphia Steam Syrup
Atmore 5 celebrated Minre Meat
French and American Mu ytsrd, W WoTcsstershire \
London Club Sauce and Pickles in every variety.
Brandy Peaches aud Cherries. Preserves and
Freth Tomatoes
Piper Heidseck Champagne and other brands
Sherry, Port, and Hook Wines of various kinds
Otlrd, Dupuy h CO., Sazerso, and other Braudies
Whisky OF vurious grades
Goshen Butter and Cheese. Mackerel, Herring
and Ssrdines.
smoking and Chewing Tobacco and Segars. which
wi be sold al the lowest prices, for caah at the Sut
lers Furnishing Store Of
COCHRAN l. RC BERTSON,
Tu Tn 4 S-3t* No. 81 Ninth street
The national Republican., 1861-12-19
An AnectlnG seenA.

4 most affecting scene occurred at the hos.
pital on Fifth street yesterday afternoon, and
but few dry eyes there were among those who
witnessed 1t. A young soldier, ma named n. y Nlcho'
Ohio, obtained a few days leave or absence
from his company, at New York, to come 10
Washington for the purpose Of getting some
prize money which was due him here. In
company with one Of his comrades, also on
the same mission, he left New York on Tues.
day morning, arriving in Philadelphia In the
afternoon. While there he concluded to wait
for the IL O'Clock train coming South, and TO
visit young lady to whom he was engaged to
be married, and whom he had not seen for
some time. He accordingly paid his sweet.
heart visit, and, when the time came, after
taking IN afectiOnate leave of her, and prom.
ising, upon his return from Washington, to call
upon her, (when their marriage was to take
His companion did not stop in Philadelphia,
but proceeded on his journey, promising to
meet him In Washington the next morning.
somehow or another, when the train was about
three miles from this city, he fell off Of the
cars, falling with his left leg under the wheels,
crushing and mangling 1t dreadfully. There
ne laid, for four hours, along the track, until
the next train passed by and picked him up.
He was almost dead with loss of blood when
found.
the Government Hospital on Fifth street, where
his leg was amputated by Dr.G oley. He express.
ed wish to see his lady-love again. and she
was accordingly telegraphed for yesterday.
She left Philadelphia in the eleven O'Clock train
for Washington, but owing to detention, did not
arrive here until yesterday at noon, too late to
meet her lover alive. He breathed his last
early yesterday morning. The grief of the
poor girl knew no bounds when she learned
that he who so soon was to have been her com.
panion for life, and whom she had parted
with but II few hours before in health and
vigor, was no more. She cried and wrung her
hands in the very extacy of despair, and was
with difficulty removed from the coffin contain.
ing the body Of her lover, when 1t became ne.
cessary to close 1t, and she begged most pit.
eously to be allowed to take 1t with her to
Philadelphia to have It inferred there. This
request however was denied her, until his rel
atives In Dayton were first heard from. The
body was then removed to the receiving vault
in the Congressional Burying Ground for the
time, followed by the griefstrioken girl, and
by part of the regiment to which he belonged, !,
which is stationed at the navy yard. There
were but few eyes among the sick soldiers lyil z
In that hospital yesterday that were not SUI.
fused with tears.
The national Republican., 1861-12-19
RY GNEEN & WILLIAMS, AuctIonesrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE ON THE CORNER OF SEVENTH
AND STREETS

By virtue Of tecree Of the circuit court OF the
District Of Columbia In oh .ncery st lag passed in
two causes In which "S,atham, Smi;hson Il Co. !"
and Austin Sherman respec dyeiy, are oompainants.
and John F. Calan and o hers are defandan s, boar
ing date the 7th day Of D.cember, A. d. 1851, the
undersigned will sell at public auIton, TO the high
est bidder, on TUESDAY the 1ith day of Jauuary, y,
4. d. 1862, att O'Clock p m, upan the premises Lot
No g. In square No s6,, Of the plan Of the city OF
Washington, fronting 81 feet II inches Il street
north and 75 feet on Seventh street west
This well known property Is situated on the tn
east corner Of II an Seventh Streets opposite the
General Post Oce, and is one Of the very bsst bust
ness locations In the oty of Washington The i'm.
provemeuts CON Lat Of three thsee story houses f.
street, Including the drug store at the oofcer OF
Seventh and two: story building on Seventh street.
The properly will be sold ut the risk of The default
ing purchaser
Term, cash, payable on the day of sale; and, If
the terms are not complied with Immediately, the
said trustees authorized to iejct the saii bid
and accept the next highest bidder, on his prompt
compliance with the terms
All oonveyaucing at the cost Of the puIch lser,
A LLOYD, i'u'e'7
GREEN / WILLIAMS,
dec la-Naw4w AuouoneeIs
The national Republican., 1861-12-19
The Canterbury.

Misses Emma Miles and Frank La Folfs, with
the entire corps de ballet, called forth rapturous
applause last night, in the beautiful ballet OF
La Bayadere. Little Ella is quite n fayorite,
and has a host of admirers nightly. Frank
Brewer is certainly trump, and, assisted as he
is by the funny Diok Parker and Harry Fox
tho trio are sufficient to make those laugh who
never laughed before. Billy Pierce, in his
Ward, Ward in his fsats Of Juggling, causes much As. as
constituent to the beh0lder. Notwithstanding
the various places of public amusement no W
open nightly in this city, the Canterbury loses
none Of Its attractions, and to obtain q seat it
is necessary to 60 early. We think it hardly
possible for any one to visit the Canterbury
and leave without II Axed determination to 80
again.
The national Republican., 1861-12-19
The Lights" Again,

Elizabeth Light and her mother, were arrest.
ed yesterday, for about the one hundred and
fourteenth time, by roundsman Middleton, on
the complaint of one of their neighbors, for
raising a row In front of their dwelling, on
Capitol Hill. The mother of lights appealed SO
piteousy to the Justice, and promised so faith.
fully to leave the neighburhood and remove to
some retired spot on the Island, that he dis.
missed the case, with the warning, that II
brought before him again to send them to the
workhnuc
The national Republican., 1861-12-19
Criminal Court.

william Jones, indicted for the larceny OF
several articles of clothing and 81 so in money,
from Ann Hughes, on the 10th of October last
was acquitted.
James Collins, indicted as an accomplice in
the theft of the articles from Mrs. Hughes, was
found not guilty.
Charles Richardson, (colored,) indicted for
assault and battery, with intent to kill upon
James Parker, on the 25th of October last, was
found guilty, sentenced 10 Imprisonment for
one year in Jail, and to pay fne of 81.
William Jones, indicted for committing II
rape upon Ann Hughes on the l6th of October
was found not guilty.
The national Republican., 1861-12-19
Fight In swampoodIs.

Yesterday night, James Sullivan and William
Conner were arrested by officers Dom and
Ecklof, for fighting in Swampoodle with brick.
bats, and brought to the guard house, before
Justice Clark. When near the guard house,
Sullivan attempted to escape, but was speedily
brought to by a shot by officer Dom from his
pistol. The shot was merely intended TO scare
him. Conner, who appeared to have been more
sinned against than shining, WAS considerably
cut about the head. Justice CLARK fined them
$2.4 each.
The national Republican., 1861-12-19

TRUSTEES SALE OF h1UsE AND Lor. AT AUC.
TON.

On FRIDAY, the 10th day OF January, 1852, |
shall sell, in front OF the premises, At o'clock Z. 81
by virtue OF deed of trust, to the subforber bear
Ing dat the nh day Of November, 1859 and re
corded In Liber j. A S., No. 1877 tolios So b9 CO. and
o. one OF the laud records for the county of wssb
ngton, In the Dietrict Of Columbia, tn. following
named properly lying and being In the Ciry OF
Washington, District af0reesid, and laid doan on
the ground plan or plat Of said city The coa"es
and distances are fully described in said deed OF
trust, to Wit
Parts of Lots numbered one and iwp q and =
in Square numbered five hundred and thirty seven
(6SD together with the i'm, ,rovemedts, which are
frame dwelling House. &c &c, This property
fronts on f. street south between Third ahd -FOUR
| and u half streets west
7, rms one fourth cash balance IN Dix aud twelve
unnths the purchaser to give note for the deferred
psy ments, bearing interest from day OF sale Decd
given and deed o trust taken oa tho property to
teoure the payment Of the notes, II the terms are
not complied win ive day after tale the Trustee
reserves the right - sell The property at the risk
and cost Of the frat urchuecr, by gvius three dGys
notice of such sale In some reWspNlsr printed In
the city OF Washington.
J, l.. SMITH, Trustee
GREEN WILLIAMS
dec l0-2dWSds Auctioueers.
The national Republican., 1861-12-19
Descent on Goat Alley.

Officer Grant made descent on Goat Allev
yesterday morning, and captured Lydia John
son, Casa Ann Peters, Martha Ann Datcher
and Calm DA:cher, colored damsels, who we're
amusing themselves in CursiDg and swearing
and drinking whiskey, much to the annoyance
OF the pedcedble residents in that delightful 10
Justice Barnaclo who fined Lydia Johnson 81 "a
and dismissed the others with the gentle admo
milton that the next time they were brough
before him the workhOuse would be their por
tinn.
The national Republican., 1861-12-19
LOCAL NEWS.
To Advertisers,

Nearly 10 thoussna copies Of the Repub.
kcdn are circulated among the floating populs.
ton ovory day besides thslarge number served
10 regular Subscribers. Advertisers will take
,ots accordingly
The national Republican., 1861-12-19
AMUSEM EN'rS.
.GEORGE CHRIsTY's

" oPIE1 a HoU9 Il,
TENTH STREET, RETwEEN AND =,
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
TUESDAY, Dec. 10.
GEORGE CHRISTY, In new acts every night
CLAIRVILLE and STRArTON, In new ballads
HASLAM,
the great Ffutist, In new solos every night
JAPANESE TOMMY,
In sengs Dances and limitations Of celebrated opera
singers
TIM HAYES; the Champion Jig Dancer
G. ONEIL, the celebrated Come dian
and the whole com rany In laughable performances
ALL THIS WEEK
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 50 cents; Gallery, 2b cents
No half price Doors open at quarter to I; com
menoe at quarter to 8. dec l2
The national Republican., 1861-12-19

Is selling original oarles de uisite photographs
of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness OF
Mcclellan is the latest published, and is con.
sidered the best In existence. See our photo.
grabs In oil and water oolors. Also portraits OF
distinguished men. Attention of military men
is called to our full length lettertypes for send.
ing by mail. nov l3-lm+
The national Republican., 1861-12-19
OF ICIAL.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
To all ,shorn may Concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that Carl Friedrich Adae, Of Cincinnati,
has been appointed Consul Of the Grand Duchy
Of Mecklenburg Strelitz, for the Western United
States of America, do hereby recognize him as
such, aud declare him free to exercise aud enjoy
such functions, powers, and privileges, as are
allowed To the Consuls of the most favored ma
tions, in the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these
letters to be made patent, and the seal
of the United States TO be hereunto aE
fixed. Given under my hand at the
f.. 81 city OF Washington, the l4th day of De-
cember, A. d. 1861, and of the iude-
pendence of the United States Of Amer
lea the eighty y-sixth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
WILLIAM Il. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
The national Republican., 1861-12-19
The very best Metallic Pens without lex
CeptLOn are Q. Bn rna rd's.

His circular pointed, vulcanized Pens have nc
E a,ls nv PhiN VIII Sn1omHe s ssa hpsa
avenue; W. D. shepherd, corner d and seventh
streets NJ. D. Russell, 5l5 Seventh street; j. Shil
II igtou, corner -Four and half street aud Pennsy
vaIia avenue; W. H. L Il Morrison, Pennsylva
mia avenue, near Four land a half street; and whole
sale by j. JACOBS,
dec cl8-2t
The national Republican., 1861-12-19
ENTERTAINMENT
T. FUN THE HOLIDAYS

A fAlR. tor th2 benefit of FLEICHER CHAPEL,
viii be held at Thorn Building, en- Sew, nth street
Hmenring uecembr r is, and Coniinuiug x thIouVh
'no hnidays careful sel cuOn of all varieties of
',lul and fancy sItic e5 for Christmas wi b con.
tecnonery in abunda"c;, will be found upon 'he
ubies An excellent supper with all tn. delicacies
crime tasIn, rrrYide each ty1ning
mi iag q lady sni gentleman, so rents. Supper
'ickets 20 cents. All of which may be had at The
door, or Of any Of the ladies. dec l6-lw,
The national Republican., 1861-12-19
One Soldier shoots Another.

1t is reported that two soldiers in the Thirty.
sixth New York regiment, on Seventh street,
near Brightwood's, being on guard duty, two
or three days ago, and getting into a quarrel
while playing cards, shot at each other. One
of them was killed Instantly, receiving ball in
his left lung.
The national Republican., 1861-12-19
India Ru bber Goods. =.

India Rubb r Coats white and black, so each
Ind Rubber Leggins, 81 per pair.
And all kinds Rubber Goods including Rubber
Boots and Shoes, Rubber Stopp rs Tor Bottles Door
Mats Uudersheeting for Beds in sickness &c &o, al
mlnufacturers' prices, at h A HALLS
India Rubber Warehouse,
3Os Pennsylvania avenue,
dec l9-tf Bet. Ninth and Tenth cts.
The national Republican., 1861-12-19
Selling Clouds by SAMPLE,

A. Bumenthal was arrested yesterday after
day afternoon and brought before Justice Wal
ter, charged with selling goods by sample, ane
was fined $40. .94 costs.
The national Republican., 1861-12-19
Tu Tn 4 y
A STANDARDIZATION HE&UfHJdk'oF RU1LEDaE ),

HUDSON TAYLOR, 1874 Pcnnsylvan avenue
will receive this day, in advance of publication,
THE sU Il II E II l. "A N DIS;
By the author of " Rutledge," one neat lsno.
price $l.2j
The public will seize with svidty this opportunity
TO secure early copy OF the novel by the eel
ebrated and yet unknOun GWhress cf 9 Rutledge' ;
No writer Of the present day has Tien TO such sud
den, unbounded, and deserved popularity. aud 1t Ii
uudeIst cd that her new book Is an advance upon
her first effort.
On sale at
HUDSON TAYLOR'S Bookstore,
deo 16-1w. bet 9th and 10th streets
The national Republican., 1861-12-19
dec la-9,aW3V
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, AuotIon.srs,
CHANCERH SALE or TALUABLE PROPERTF ON
THE ISLAND


BY virtue of decree of the circ ait court of the
Disti let of Columbia sitting 10 chancery, bearug
date on the sOth " OF May, A d. 1870 and passed
Ia cau'e therein depending between d. ", Moore l.
Co. complainants, and George Z. Kirk aui others,
defendants, mo 1861, chancery) shall oner fer
sale at public auction, on FRIDAY, the 27Ih day
of December, A. 1851 in front Of the premises at
clock ~ m, 10 The h'g est bidder, the following
property toSwi': Lot numbered severity eight, (TsJ
10 subdivision OF square Numbered four hundI aud
sixty.fye, (ie5O and paris of lOts numbered seven
"a and nine, (y,) in square numbered fur hundred
and thirty seven (ts Of the plan Of the city OF Wash
ingion, the said parts OF lots being particularly set
forth in the proceedings aud exhibits in sad cause
to which he refers, with the buildings aud improve
ments o., said lot, which INSIST OF 4 Cd fr. ms
house and parts Of vacant lots,
Terms of sale: One third sh ,.the Iesidue Ia twI
iIstalm.nts of six AID twelve hs the purchaser
giving his notes To- the deferred payment, bean ing
interest from the day OF ssir ihe ii IL deeds 10 be
retained II ltl the whols of the purch he money Is
paid
All conveyanolng at the cost of the purchaser
EDWARD G, CARRlNGTON,
Trustee
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS
dec l4-1taw&ds AuctionerrI
The national Republican., 1861-12-19
serenade 70 a Coneressma N.

A serenade was last night given by the
Wyoming Cornet Band, Of the Fifty second
Pennsylvania regiment to Hon. Hendriok b.
Wright, Member of Congress for the Twelfth
district Of Pennsylvania, at his boarding place,
corner Of @ and Fourteenth streets. After
and addressed the band, and attendant crowd,
on the topics Of the hour, announcing his
hearty support of the Administration. Doug.
las democrat rs he had been, upon the pure
and simple platform, on which arms were
taken up, of putting down the rebeion-dep.
recating an apparent change of policy on the
part Of a portion of the House, Of making It a
war for the destruction Of slavery-but In
favor of taking the property of rebels in arms,
as our armies advanced, without any distinc
tion whatever, be 1t lands, or forage, or horses,
or slaves.
he gloried in the capture of Mason and Sill
dell, and would rather have every man in the
North perish than that they should be given
up. He believed that the belligerent aspect of
England was intended to test our spirit, but
whether 1t was the glove of defiance and chal
lenge or not, II England should declare war,
we should grid up our loins, put on our whole
strength, and old and young turn out to punish
the insolence Of n nation that desires more
than any other to humble us, and show to the
world that we are q valiant, selfsustaining,
hrst.class governmental Power, able to sustain
our own cause without alliances with any
other Power, as could no other Power, with
the exception Of Russia, who hadearly sent us
her coincidence and dsympathy-Russia, like our
own nation. young, vigorous, powerful, having
means within herself alone successfully to
carry OH great campaigns. He believed that
God had destiny for this nation, of which not
England, nor France, nor tho seeding States,
nor all Of these combined, could prevent the
full and sure tulflment.
The national Republican., 1861-12-19
DY WALL Il b BARNARD, Auctioneers,
ID Corner Pa. avenue and Ninth street

:" VUrHer fH HVbnu6 Huu NIntn btf66t,
FINE FRENCH FANCY GOODy SUITABLE FOR
HOLIDAY PREsENTy, AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY aud MONDAY MORNINGS,
2,st and 23a instant 10 O'Clock, AMI 10 the evenug
at I O'Clock, we will sell at the Auction Rooms a
the stock Of Il. MoLaughliu, who has declined
business, and embracing
Fine Pearl and Ivory Fans
Beautiful Odeur Boxes
Ladies and Gents Por temonuaies and Watchtands
French and English Soaps and Perfumery
Best English Hair and Tooth Brushes
Port rolios, ,Chessmen Checkers, and other Games,
Fine Stationery. Playing Cards
Parlor Skates, China Ornaments
Motto Cups and Saucers
Beautful engraving Frepcn Ba kets
Fancy II air Pins, Baln, ard Bird Cages
Every variety Of French aad German Toys
Wax and every other variety Of Dolls
Fixtures, Glass Cases, DC &c
Terms cash. WALL 4 BARNARD,
dec I'D Auotioneers
The national Republican., 1861-12-19

TONTE sTED LAND GASES on Appeal,
- or otherwise, requiring argument or inyestiga
ton Suspended land claims Of State. corporal Ons
or individuals suspended entries etc The under
signed, lately In charge Of the pre- emption bureau
may be consulted at No 424 Pennsylvania avei6e
Refer to officials Of the Land Department
dec a-1m* JOHN NJ BNCfSi.EY.
The national Republican., 1861-12-19

WANTEDi WANTEDl- so Recruits,
w to do service In the District OF columbia
Apply Immediately ut No sos Seventh street, bet
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