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Daily national Republican., 1865-04-25
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- - AN'4AN ~ = - = - sDsif-
NEW STEAMSHIP LINE OF SCREW
STEAMERS .o
TO 1- EfNsan
NEW YORK. .. f1tf o
The New and Substantial Steamers
3. q, KNIGHT,
Capt J. }. Mason,
.'A JOHN GIBSON, ...H.l
los 1900 % IHl Capt W, q. GoOghsgan,
Built expressly for this route, are now leaving
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, D. G.,
...-- AND ALEXANDRIA, 2
EVERY THURSDAY G4p, m,
dH'.fs.a rIHf-u.f- Ap .......
Now York; from Pier "A, N. r. Ou the same day.
Freight received daily, handled in the most
careful manner, and delivered with the greatest
dispatch, ut fair rates ...
For Freight, &e,, applyto
N r'.'" " o SNOW co.
Washington and Georgetown, d. C,s
.N,se FLOWERS 4 BOWEN,
Alexandria, Va, and
WIN. J. TAYLOR 4 CO., F.,
apl.n 40 Cedar street, N. Y. !
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-25

TgIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE
IL suhseFlber has obtained from tho orphans,
CouTt q Waahington county, In the District q
Columbia, lsttets of adminiptratlon on tho per
s0nAi estate q horGtiO Beali, late of Waahington
against tho said dcoaesed, are hereby warned y
eXh5bli the same, with the vouchers thereof, x
the spbaoFtbeF On Or before The nrut day o. APT,
ne1t they may otharwise by law be excludes
0Iyen undsr nv hand thin ara day Of April
lS0a. - = ELiEABETH A. BKALL,
apl'laNsus AdminihrAsrlA'
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-25
NOTICE TO oFFIcERsAND SOLDIERS.
- AsnsTAKr ouAEIkRnAsrER's oFYIcE, |
DKPor or wAHnINdToN,
No IaIR N1A1 Twpuxv. RtUar grHRWr

DEPor or wASaISdroN,
No. l24 Y, NRAR TwKNrN .FIRAr STREET,
wAsHIkGroS, ID. c., March i, 1855.
The attention Of ohieers and enlisted men, Tor
moriy in the EaryiSe OF the United states, is
called 10 the large amount Of personal property
stored In the 0OVernmeht warehouses connected
with this depot. F... ,....5r I. "
The 0oVeTament requires Che space Occupied
By said properly for the effects u those new in
4 SsssriptiGa Of each urtiSis should be given,
with the name, company regiment, or other
marks, accompanied by an oath or AlarmAti0n,
showing that the claimant Is the authorized
party.
The goods will be Forwarded 10 the address Of
the persons 10 enttled al bis ekpsnae p
All OF the above mentioned property remaining
unclaimed ninety days from this dan VIII DO sold
at public auction. sH Jas. n. MoOkk,
Capt Asst Or. NJ. U. & Army
mh3- dtmySl 'T Ith.4.,. q ttaH rHr'H
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-25

NEwtYoRK
IN ,,r AND
\ ni. wAsFIN GToN
STEAMSHIP LINE. ..r.
49,
WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK,
wAsHINGToN AND GEORGETOWN, D. G.
.ssssTBAMsHIPs
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE, sALvoR, AND JAS
8. GREEN. r.f ...
Regular sailing Days WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS, ut 10 a. m, from foot Of High
street, New York. q .' Hf'. r
0. p. HoUdHToN, Agent,
foot Of High areet, 0eorgetown, or
JAMES HAND, Agent
ds22.6m ',n7 wall stTees New York.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-25

EGf. : SBooKBtNDRR,
No. 17l puEE. Avs. .WAaMNaTOsyD.O o
Books bound In every style-Tarksy, Aorooeo
RaSsiA, and Calf,
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-25
NJ RIW INV EN ION
ARTIFICIAL cHEoPLAsrIc
aa, BONE TEETH,
~I sErnH NJ
DR. g D. EoEsMoSD,

W FonhsylNhniA avenue, botWeen iNeutn hhe
tlH iThiFieanih streets, Washlnston.
Dr.. 6. 'saiil he Aitshii6a Of the public TO th'
following AdVantAeea Of his Improved system;
lat Tko teeth 81 his manufacture VIII neVel
eoFrode nor change color hy any. Acids, and AR
three fouItha lighter than Rpy other.
"a. No teeth or roots need Be extrneted, as th'
Artlhelal opea can b inserted over them.
sa. Ths Soeis win be made in0hsn'ivs AM
an. Es ssnpo.sry teeth are needed. As PEI
mansnt ones can Be made Immediately, thsreb!
preserving the natqral expression Of the lace
vAleh, undsf The old system, is frequently dis
s.S. This work has been fully tested for owe
ave year, By many of tho hrst chemists Anf
physiriana oi this md the old country.
Dts has also ynyented . white indestrueh
BILE metal hlllng, with which the most sensitiy,
teeth can be AIied wilhoat pain, and can bnil,
up perfect sound tooth on any side roots, which
wiIi Last through Alitetinas.
rTEEfH ExTaAcrED WITHOUT PAIN
with Innoxious vapar. By DR., sigesmond, 90
PsnnsyIVAnia Ayenne, lnvenf0r and sole mana
faeturer Of Anaealie Innoxious Vapor, (no
Laugh Gas, nor Chloroform or Rther,) bu
sthctly q Anheslie agent, entirely free nom ex
hlaraiing eflscla, and parfectly harmless, eaus
ing auiet ileen,. with pleasant sensations Ane
| psTfsef insansiblliiy 70 pAih
tbs best ~ reieronesl given II required.
cAn and sEAnins tor SopFsslyes. ds2
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-25

'CREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE TO
" NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST. Gty.
ON AND AYTBR DEcEldBER Is, train, viii
leave Baltimore, from North Calvert station, a.
Fast Mail, at.............s...- -s.as.es7oa o. IN.
HArrisbuiI; Aceommed dAtlon,s. ......... 3p, m.
Brie And ntsbuIgh Expreqa. ,,.,.,.,.. SIP. m.
Pittsburgh and Elmira kxpress........ lop. m.
THE 10 a. n. TRAIN IRON WASHINGTON
Connects with the 0.20 . N. traln from Bal
'i%Ers fS5 PtsS%IsS n"ibT ;sS sss Wet SsI and
hlrt, Csusndagga and Niagara
THE 4 oP NJ. TRAM FROM WASHINGTON
ancrS fof PisISurg ana HE 81.
THEGSP. ". TRAIN YRoM WASHINGTON
Baltimore aad rpns through 10 Pitts
burgh aud Elhira, without change
Of cars, oonneeting At Pittsburgh '.a- b.
for Cincinnati, ChisAg9, and rEf
b. = for Buaslo, Roehss- v.
ter, and syracuas.
ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY.
Leaving wAahinEton at 3 o'clock p. N,
y SLEEPING CARS on NIdHT TRAINS.
soLDiKRs' TICKETS At CONVENIENT RArHs.
u Low FARE AND QUICK TIME.
A1-For Tickets ard any Information apply at
the 0nlce Of the Great PennsyivAnla Route, cor
ner Peunsylvenia ayenuSand sixth street, under
near New Jersey avenue, Washington,
j. N. DuBARRY,
Superintendent N. g. RR
BJ.wILkINs, .
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
JNo. OILLRTT, Passenger Agent, T'',
Corner sixth street aud PennAy AylvAnia avsnns.
ds28.H ..ar.. n. IL -.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-25
mAHnBOADmsi
8El ARnAnaEMHNRs 1884
NEW xoRsk LIHRs.s ~

FHn oAMDRH AND knBoY AND rnfLADnL.
yrfiIA AND 1nnHroN RAILROAD COMA
INNS tTEns.f 1fIf g'4sfrLzat q
tNpH rHitApELPHn 10 NEW YORK
y. slr~AilD WAY PLAcRs
PROM WALNUf sfREET wHARR AND
KhhsINoT0N DEPOT, r
wfLL-tsAvn n p6Luowa, VIA: Para
~ ea m. via Camden and Amboy-C. and
a. Aeeommodnfions -. ..s.s ~ "a 80. ~ Is
hoa. m, via Camden and Jersey City DILt
New Jersey AcconInod tten..-........ z 25
Al 4. n. 10 Camien and Jersey City, > 4
Morning kxlres. s..sg.,.,.; ,.;.....ys,;;.,.. 500
"a Class Tickofss.. ,s...s.4.,. y 70
Az II q. NJ, Via keBpihgion and Jersey
II City--kNprean n-sts..........-...s...s ~ %
AZ II M ,.ivis Camden aud Amboy-C. and
A. Accommodation. on.s........,......s... 2 -
At 2 p. m, via Camden and Amboy-C. Aad
A. Express. a. y. ts..........s..s..k.... Z. .. 90
Al D. m. =, via Kehslngton and Jersey
City--WashinEton and N. Y. BrpIeae.. 3. 90
AZ 81 p. m, via KsnAhgon aud Jersey
city--Bvening Mail. il.......U.,........s 90
M1lK p. m, via KenEngton and Jersey
n City-southerni Mail il.........,......... 3 %
~ ~ Might via KensinBton and Jersey
" cfty--Soufhern Express. ss...,............ 500
Al D. In Via Oannden and Amboy-Ae- ]
coTninodation freight and passenger)
Iet Ist class ticket. ..........s. 2 -
L. q "a eIass ticket. ......s...,..sL 80
fY The e.16 p. m. Evening Mail and the !. 30
Might sonthsfnr Express will run daily, tall
others nundnyu excepted.l T urtHlHI L
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-25

PBILADRLPHfA OAGD NEW YORK LINES,
Leave walnut street wharf ats and IA, m,
Leave Kensington Depot at n. Is q. m . IS,
4 % and Q. t6 p. m. and "a 70 .. m. might
r. Tho e45 p. m. iine rKnb iduily; (all others,
Sundays exsep,ed. .)fgVifB
NEw YORK AND PHfLkDELpHIA LINES
Leave foot Of Barclay strsst a a. m. and
PROM footof CorilaAd sired at ., g. and 10 q.
NJ, IL M, 4and Gp. M, and u night.
ssDA'' s4''P''O' W. ". osTkMER, Agent,
q E,yi1 Philadelphia aud. New York Lines.
PHffApELPHtA, Dee 10, d1sB5 N IS de3l
, 1865-12-28

WARRINGTON, Dec. 27.-Some months aro Ouar-
termaFter General Megs issued IN order 10 his a.
aietants TO mako special reports Of the location and
condition Of Soldiers Cemeteries known 10 them,
With Recommendations Of the means necessary to
provide for the preservation Of the rema1ns inferred
therein from desecrut1on: Since that time The toil
os honor, Or tue names Of soldiers who died In de-
fence Of the Auatricsn Union, has been published,
and recently the names Of officers and soltters
sornd on The batlfe-de1ds Of the Wilderness ana Of
spottsylrania Court Houee, Va. Uf these hitter
nearly $50 rnn1es, 90 arc those Of soldiers ftom
Pennsylvania, 81 from Ncw York and co 1tom
Massachusetts. Geadboar1la hare been erected to
their graves. On the battle field OF the Wilderness
two cemeteries have been laid ont enclosed by 4
pahng fence. The tlies are well adapted for The
resting places Of those who fell in The vicinity,
having been selected where the scenes Of caruage
appeared to be the greatest. It sas no UNUSUAL
occurrence to observe The Hues OF our men cioee to
the abbatis Of the enemy, and In one easc, several
Skeletons OF o1F soldiers were found In theit
trenches. Hundreds Of grayes On these hatta fcids
ate Without any marx whatever TO distinguish
them, and 30 covered with foliage that tha 1ititor
will Be unable to ind the laet resting place Of those
who have fallen, until the min and fnoWs Of wlnter
wash from The surface the Light covering Of ear1h
aud expose then remains.
4n1rte5masfeF General 3teT:a has caused 10 be
removed to the cemetery at Arlington The remains
OF those who died on tie camping grounds in The
vicinity. and has tRkEn measures to collect the IT,
nsl1s ot all Others tor deposit In permanent cem-
etesses, Including those at Camp Douglas, near
L hita.0.
, 1865-12-28
Diplomatic Prc~cntnttnn-The CpIom-
tfh M4ntsfer-51uaunl .1ddrcAYes-DRs
IndIan Relations.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-To-day Geo. Don Eustor.
gio saleaF Was INTRODUCED to ths President b. ths
Secretary VI state md deilse1ed has cresensss as
Of the. United States Of Colombia. He made de-
following following fsna[ks On the OCCASION: "fonr Ex-
Ing It TO the Uuied States and to iulal The st,pua.
tions that have formed matter Of epecfa tteafiea
between the two nations, has Lately conferred upon
1Ater penlposyntiasy neaE the Government oi yon1
E1ecllcnSs., The footnR Of perfect understanding
snd md s9sdiaal.'y which ths t'yo countries h.se
political condition a!e worthy oi specis, con
side1sllon: For thls .reason heartily
ihc President Of Colombia scczedittne to me the
mission 10 preserve N advantageous frienafnip
that rests on tnch Legitimate interests and protest
my respectful deerrnce 10 your Exeellency, hoping
ihat may continue to deserve your confidence and
benevolent consideration
"Gcresal-1t Nas NTH sincere regret that IT,
Gently received your letter Of recall need not ~,
therefore, that # Is With sincec Satisfaction that
rAcelre the letter which nccredts you to this Gov
esnMent- tcnex On thia oceasion my former as
susance OF friendship and good will 10 your q lLtfr-
men s1a your country and Of peFsonal esteem TO
Rceeut reports concerning the d,sposltlou Of I'd
r1ons lndlan tf1be~ With whom ihe Government has
u lats entered tno treaty compact. represent ta-
yosnbf aspect and that perfect confidence exists OF
d secure and hating peace hereafter. The parties
Tho made the attack on Duttetdeld's mail coach
short tine ago haa pot been advised ofthe treaties
The excellent profile portrait of1he President, de-
signed Tor distribution among those Indian Chiefs
whn Observe strictly the character and obligations
Of their tfestics with the Government Is psonounc
ed work Of great artistic <kill and me11t. There
has been since tie formation Of the Government Pc
7odical approximations, usually about once In four
years. for the above object and it ia significant
fact thai there Is no KNOWLEDGE of auv Chief rim
, 1865-12-28
The Alexandria Riot Whisky and
White. N1cn Mt the BOTTOM of IL
QniettnE The 1re1fs Of Nit.Atzsfppl.

WAsu1So1os, Dec. a7.-Thc AexandrIa fyx,>
5ot1Ndt IN giving On account OF the riot there on
many Restaurants, and from some It VA dealt eni
~ literally to the eolored people to the whites
Easly In the morning 1t was observed that all tie
yorng reconsuuctcd were well armed. R1otinS
one O'Clock p. H.. had assumed such fearful prppQf-
tlons that The Mayor found 1t necessary to calf on
The military to suppress 1t. 1.hrcc companies OF
Haneoeks veterans were ordered out, and
proceeded to ntTeEt every one found engaged IN
tfo'tng and disozdcI1y conduct. Many persons had
besn seriously and dangerously wounded before the
military appeared On The scene Of action. Between
disturbances were sent TO the tlnye-pen and there
compelled to remain during the remainder Of the
Cay. Some Of them wcrc yesterday morning r.
leased, willie the more guilty are Still in conane-
During the day most unpsoyoked shot Is r..
ported TO hare occurred At Chsppe1 Hail, where i
number Of eolosed people Vers aoding pszsy. 4
wounded in the head, and ut o'clock this alter
noon hts death was currently reported.
II appears from docunents IN the bureau Of Refu.
OF lhe most stringent measures to prevent tneur-
recifon amorg The freedmen, vas merely to quiet
frightened citzens. BY Indicating the Feadtuecs Of
tho bureau to take prompi steps for Tic preservation
Of order In any event, not because there were any
fears the part Of the Government officers OF an
tnsnIrec'lon in that State. Col Thomas, Assistant
nolds were not Of Eueh a character as to warrant
NEW YoRE, Dec. a7-The Mznzds Washington
special rays: 1.-THE proof volume, Just from the
lion regarding Manufacture in this county, asserts
that the present safue o: the manufactured cotton
Is equal to three dollars and stxty-efeht cents per
eepaa ofthe wbo'cpopulation Of the United States.
The amount Of woven fabric te equal to thfrty-sfx
yards per head, being more than double the est1+
mated ave1ase consumption OF Great l.tlain,"
, 1865-12-28
THE SOUTHERN SCARE.
The Negroes QuFrt Every where mud
No DnnscT Anticipated.

no ANU@ECT -2444CeEAkcAs
WAbHtNGIoH. Dec. 97.-1he following responses
have been received to enquiries upon the subject:
PETERSBURG, Dec- 2s-Thrrr nave been no dis.
1uthauces caused by The negroes, who hare behaFed
thenkelycs very well In thie city and in the adjacent
country. They layc beel quiei and orderly fos the
te4top and never before were there 10 few seen on
tue etFeetf dining the Christmas holidays. There
about Them. -.-.-..
NonFot1s, Dec. s7.-There wcse no serious dis.
tuSh2ucea among the blacks on Chr1stmaS, nar have
there been any since Monday. 4 few bfaals in
Norfolk and Portsmouth we're the result Of Nhis-
key and tad no political Significance whatever. II
II Euc m1ny Of the blacks Of this county hare pro
ded themselves with pistols, aul II IL not thought
1hcfe Is any purpose oi ius1trecuon among them.
R1cn1tAE, Va, Dcc. ES.-Ihcsr never WAS more
harmony aktween whites and black. nt this B=ason.
No Aggressive dsrposiuon wns manifested on the
paEI uf eIthes.
AAAuou, Dee- s7.-TheTe wAs never before
noss 1toais Christmas week. Thus lar the ntas sxs
II oeanasnt ~ well ~ u.uaL No apprehension Of
01t4a U@noe nun them herr or clseNhefe as tAf As
EAn oe sea11eo. exists AL cl4sses here rcjoite 1t
ue ptospea o! tpeedy restoration Of the Siate to
~ 1otna podluon. mud they hsye NOT been more
cheerful foa yezfe. Aea-Rres were tsan ~ rrrxerye
order through the military ai4tr,rt r. c,nioT har
rootns during the hnll1ay4. ~ eaoa'As e'1
WILAMdruE. Dec @7.-Nith the exr.r,.,,r ,f q
lew isolated cases ot co.tston hetHe,n bStn- nnd
hacka ChrtEtrnas 1notn!ng. ~ yesterday ,eTts t1
there has been no disturbance. TheTe i. ~ ea1 @
prchensioc 0! any further difficulty, ana no Isners
II xu.ic1naled. ~ Dst.
, 1865-12-28

Anc sltua110n on tAe FAfnna-1lIfed
Armies Elcylng to a New Poinf-.Thc
fschcs-AnseFican In,1filgrant. In rsra-
xii.
SEw fons. Dec. .7.-Ihc steamer Souh Amer
lea, rom lilo deJancto. hc I'd inst, rid Uahia Per
aambpco and ST. homas. arrived Today.
Rio pE JA*ElRo, Dec. 2.-Thc Emperor returned
~ the 31h NIL. causing great rejoicing 10 the cir
Ihe teIaeu1Jans hare withdraw nEnttfcly acrose lie
Upper tatana. ont Of Eorrientcs. The Ulaztlian
Zee. e At he mouth Of the la.agaay, ana The aiied
The Pa,ana, near Gosca- It Will be seat ID vessels
up Tint 1ser 10 The point selected for further opera
tions.
The ID Of December. the forticth Anniversary OF
The birth OF tic Emperor. was observed IN Brazil
with rttn:eings. The Emperor released number
oil prtsouctr.
The American emlgsants, chiefly southezners,
represented BY Col. Wood have selected site for
tovn near Ara1agna1a; II lles between Two eusil
Etrcts. and cen have railway connection ryllh the
capial a yaet tract Of eight millions Of acres Of
nnoccupsed Government Ahd has been selected. Il
is expected that flow OF emigration nom The States
cpmphstpg the iate Conlederacy wall soon set ID.
There is no change in the position OF military
alairs. No new baltic bad taken place. The Bsa-
Zlian squadron remained At CottesI.
, 1865-12-28
FROM CINCINNATI.

Myktery EIplafned-N Evening
Fnper-1An Indiana Soldier Shot.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chlcago Ti1b1lue1
C1ScENAAT1, Dec. =.
The mystery OF the stidcncd corpse Of man that
has lain at The railroad depot unclaimed fos week,
has been solved by despatch ftum Pa1kcrsbnrr,
SAYING II should have been shipped from Coluu-
bus 10 that place.
Arrangements are being completed for the estab.
li.hment OF new evening Republican paper IN
this city.
In Louisville, on Sunday Last, man named
James Mc1rtyTes was shol and killed BY some per.
son unknown. From the Cosoner's inquest it was
aAccra1ned that the deceased was about twepty.tYo
years Of aEe, and resident Of GrcenrIlIo, Fioyd
county. Indiana, and was i member Of co4spauy c.
Ell Indiana FeierAu VoI1utcetr -
, 1865-12-28

Protpectx or n 8rcak.up in the Hlvcr-
.s.:S x.xo,s,st c.r 0.,,.,.
SaaH ASSASSINATION In Af&ansas-
RtTa1 Fcn1an Meetings.
1sneeial Desnatch IN the fblesro T,fhune1 d.,
SoN a. : 49,. ~ ~
.-- -....--., 81 LOUIS Dee' ~,
There dse eotne prospects Of breakup IN The
river. 1hh mild weather OF the mast few days. TO-
cether with tbe min and snosv hrs not on1v weak-
ene ~. 1ca hnt ssrsaa s,rs1, --nIcb 49, ~
soe .AT - W. sa1asa eNea "4'.u ENss ~
mise OF pe'ng sufficient to csr5 on Inc Ice. Ihe
Nebraska started out yesterday On her expedition
to hr,.t m +ba ;., cha Ian +ha 5-.te a.~fIv I,
, 1865-12-28
The Alexandria RIots-0utraSc Scous At
tnrks or Rebel Soldier. on the Nc.
:srocs-MeetTngN Broken Ur, Women
Itsttltcd and 1Ien .tssaultctI-Dcath Of
Poet

The Alexandria a-0uttaScous At
lacks or Rebel Soldier. or the Nc.
:xrocs-MeetTngN Broken Ur, Women
Ittstiltcd and -uen .4Bsaultc4I-Dcafl of
Poet.
Especial Deeps -ch to the Chicago Tnbpne.l
WASHINGTON, Dec. n.
Your correspondent has been to Alexandria thia
morning 10 investigate the vhrions coull1ctin. re-
ports about the dots there on Monday. which have
been .tyleG negro fnsurrecttou. This IL untrue,
and does gEcat injustice to tie freed people, rho
behaved with great totbeatance- The rioters were
undoubtedly returned rebel soldiers, who had eyI-
IDENTIFY determined to celebrate thetr Christmas
ty making var On the negroes, and wns ASSURED b.
reliable persons that many Of the secession soldiers
Appeared in their gray uniforms, md were armed with
rcvolyen Of British manntcturc, which tncy should
have given up when they surrendered. and were
atyle by ecreal Of The leading citizens. who hsye
remained ut home during the var, and 1t IN ea1iy
horr IN the morning, c1nss OF these cnrepcn!snt
Ing freely 1t each sioppine-place. Rebel camp
eongs we're snnE ard the streets resounded With
cheers for Jea Davis: -, lee, Jackson Johason and
to be looked attcs and each upsey squad constituted
Itself iuo patrol to execute the old black rode.
tine OF these tmpsos1fed patrols entered hail at
the colorcd people were holding raeetinE. md
broke Il up like the hall at uarne*iabie. some Of
the ca5orcd men, who had served in the Union
companions, ard whi,e riotes named Mitchell re-
ceiyrd m uely round in his head, while eeyesat
o'hers, whtlcs and blaeka, received flesh wound.
e." & Tho ss3,eF g eosea ca men a1asf Pna wgna nss
uho were quietly walking ths streets we1c
ouurgcoraly lasritrd and several Of then, badly
Ssetea ~ ths eaa IL mos
il seriously III. The White rioters wcre especially
outrageous vh1eveE they tauae across b9aes man
, 1865-12-28
FROM ST. PAUL.

UcPaF1nFe Tor Tic N1fnMcxofa Gold
Mtnea-Fcrmatton OF Gold Companies
IA Good Show for Oil.
tSpecla1 Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribnnc.i
ST. Paul, dec. p.
The dlst party for the gold mincs, under con-
ma0d Of Major NeNEon, left to-day for Vcrutllton
Lake. The pafty consisted OF nine teams and
sTcutyeesen men, n1aed md equipped for winter
campaign. They propose to erect building. and
commence mining operations as toon a. possible,
They take car for cooking and sleeping, and alto.
eether they made quite unique appearance a. ihey
marched through the city.
Still another gold company has bccn formed here,
This 10 known as the Peoples Company, and ls de.
signed for the benct Of squattere. The shares are
tWenfy y.Arc dollars each, aud no member Is allowed
10 take more than forty. II We don't deluze The
country with a1iunesota gold next spring, It viii
not be for lack Of companies.
Il good thow for oil has been found in Olmstcad
r111r1fy
, 1865-12-28
FROM WASHINGTON,

McCulloc1t and the Rurnorctl
Tender Of a National flank Loau-TAe
Alexandria Riot II White Mans Affair
Collection OF Revenue In North caro-.
tGna-D1stresx anon. Freedmen in the
DtA1Ftct-EtGlst New National hanks
In the South.
, 1865-12-28

WASHINGTON, Dec. s7.-Thc Post Office Depart
nent to-day awarded conirarts for service on forty
routes in Virginia and West Virgins. These routes
biddits two months ago. viii cover nearly the
whole ofthose Slater not then awarded With 1mnae.
diate postal facilities. Mail tcu,ce In North Caro-
lima l. In greatly increased demand. Numerous
rontcs wrre let. All service viii 70 into operation
New Year's day. Contracts Tor set7tce IN south
Caros[ua, Georgia, and other Southern StAt3 are
, 1865-12-28

NASHVILLE, Dec 2G.-Rivcr etfl rising rapidly,
With twenty-five feet OF water on the shs4Is, and
prospect of an overflow. Steamers are beginning
to atrye freely to-day. Cotton in light supply !;
transportation prices range from IS 10 ii censs.
Market steady, but little dong. Receipts Il bales;
shipments 17U ba1cs.
4 man named Fayctte Goldman was killed this
morning by one Dick Dobb*.
Two policemen, named Etnme and Wober had
officially yesterday, resulting in the shooting or
Efrme. 1he wound IL thought to be mortal
, 1865-12-28

WASHINGTON, Dec &.-Qn1y two survivors Of all
thote who Participated IN the War Of Revolution,
90 far as known hy the Commissioner OF Pensions,
cot, Hancock county, Maine. aged one hundred and
one years. and Leinuti Cook, oi Clarendon, Orleans
county, New York. a9cd nlnety.nine yea1s; and
pensions from the government, at i yearly amount
, 1865-12-28

Meeting of Photographers to Petition
Congress on the Revenue Law
INV 9oEK. Dec: IA large meeting Of Pho,o-
tutc Tor the purpose Of taking measures 10 eecu.o
mobilization OF the Government faf the1t busi.
nSs5 9stssy Gy sn ssysE3l 'owns aI9nf The
prepared petit5nnine Congress to modify the stamp
ta1, ard addss.ssea were made by several gentle
Meu.
, 1865-12-28
.JeH. Davf&s TffuI.

NEW YonK, Dec. s7.-A despatch from Washing
ton says the President is preparing. q. has pre-
pared, reply to the resolution Of Congress asktng
Tor Information why JEFF. Davis has not been
brought 10 trIn1. The ground taken mil embrace
legal difficulties heretofore announced ~ in the
Uay of A cfy1I trfal
, 1865-12-28

CROSSED At LAsr.-Ihe cars Of tie North chicago
City Railway, commenced connecting on regular
trips ore The State strret bridge yesterday with
the carr of the Sonsh and West Divisions. The
North side company Intend Largely increasing their
present number Of c3ts rs coon a. their ne,y sta
bles. On the ecoEQer OF Elm and Catk Streets shall
hare been bu1lt this 1uctease Of their accommoda-
lions beng necessary before they can put mora
hoftcs on the road.