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OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT In.
" DIAN AFFAIRS, iogs4 lslaf -
ST. PAU, MIMI, January II, 1866.
NOTICE b -
10 the Persons Oho have sustained Dcnaaoes b. the
Ssosr Outbreak in Ainnsso,a in 1864. - !.
The Secretary of the Interior has transmitted In
me duplicate receipts corresponding with the claims
remaining unpaid and on file in the Interior Densyt.
ment Of persons who have sustained DAMAGE. hv the
Sioux outbreak in Minnesota in 1862.
The parties interested may call or send to me for
these receipts to be properly signed by them and
transmitted the Department Of the Interior, which
may be done through this Office or one Of the sena.
tors or Representatives in Congress from Minnesota
or through the mail direct to the Department
The receipts and powers Of attorney must in all
cases. Be- sgned In presence Of tco ,stesess 30 that
the identity Of the party signing It win be beyond
dispute. .E
On the reception of the receipts BY the Secretary
af the Interior. signed - above directed checks Sur
the amount due win be drawn In favor Of tho parties
The checks win be handed to the Representative or
othepeEsm whomay present the receipt
II any Of the parties desire the check to be sent to
them direct through the mail they should be careful
to give their Post OGes address IN run
CLARK "-TH0MPSON
jan1s-d2tAwH Superintendent Iudian AfAin
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In every respect; and should any repairs be neces
sary before the expiration Of Nv8 uAn nom tho
date Of sale, Mr.. WILDER holds hfneek ready and
willing to make the same HRH or HA1Gh provided
the injury = MT caused by accident or deGiGn.
81 Paul September 1& 1864 sep167d&Wy
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husband, against Israel 6. Lash, sd 80 -
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the complaint Of the plaintifB In the aboye-enttIed
action, which Is fled in the Office of the CIefk Of
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D II G NIX FoUaN DRY


MACHINE SHIP.
On Trout Brook It the Railroad Ctoegings mean
Daytou's BluH Hndson Road. 9s5 t.
The attention Of an uachinisA I'M B1ildeEA and
the peoule Of the State Of Minnesota s hxga kre
pecffnfy solicited 10 the fhchtaes Wnten ON fnc.1N
CASTiNG6 AND MACHINKRY Of n hne4 such
g Steamboat Machinery H1giness Eng1ne kepak.
ing. -Four Mn and Saw Nh Gearing sn0 To-
shoeA Ovm Noufha buEw Kettles, Irun Rainnl9
foe Residencea CemeteEiss, Dc. Iron and Br1DCak
ing Patterns made and finished ct theah0tee nodca
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my pattern, e he Pioueee B1ndezH
rIONYEB PRINTING CO,
uOv0. Third 06eek
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The Mexican Mission.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, December IA special
Washington dispatch to the Ledger says it is
rumored that General Logan, Immediately
upon communication with the Government of
Juarez, will propose a. commercial treaty be-
tween the United States and Mexico, which
shall secure to American citizens important
rights upon the great lines Of transit from the
Gulf Of Mexico to the Pacific coast, and such
extension of the free list rs will greatly extend
the Mexican market for American manufac-
lures; and in exchange for these privileges,
which may be secured by military interposi-
ton if necessary, the United States is to loan
twenty millions Of dollars as a guarantee OF
Mexican bonds to that amount in behalf of the
Mexican Republic. This last should be re-
ceiyed with allowance.
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HERALD-A FAMILY
IL NEWSPAPER, PUBLISHED EVERY THURS
DAY, IN THIS CITY, WITH LARGE C!RCu1.A,
TION in SEVERAL OF THE SOUTHERN AND
WESTERN sTATEs.-The only Baptist paper pub
lished in Virginia.
ReY ]. B. JETER, D. D., Rev. A. E. DICKIN-
son, Editors and Proprietors; Row. D. SHAVER,
Associate Editor.
A corps of able correspondents have been. go
RELIGIOUS HERALD the greatest Baptist paper
of this country.
We wish to employ agents in every State and
county to canvass for the paper.
Every one wishing to become subscriber ought
at once to sd on his name, 50 that he may have
the parsr from the LIST of January, 1886.
We are willing to insert . few more adxsstise :.
who see no other paper, secular or religious; 1t
goes into every neighborhood IN Virginia. 1t Is,
therefore, an excellent medium for advertising.
Office on Franklin street, nearly opposite the
Bulletin and Wing Offices. de l5-ts
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LOST. sTRAYED AND FOUND.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will be made to
~ the Second Auditor Of the State Of Virginia 70
issue new certificates Of debt Of the said State IN
place Of the following, which were lost o. Do
stroyed in Richmond At the time Of the are which
occurred on the ID Of April, 1885
THOUSAND DOLLARS, dated May !, 1854, issued
under the act Of March Il, 1854:
NJ CRANE, No. 2,12l, for FIVE THOUSAND DOL.
LARS, same date, iss9ed unds g, sane act osc.
CRAM, executors Of r. CRAM, deceased, for the
benefit q Tor r 0SE
same act No. s2s, for ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
same date, issued under act Of January Is, 1850.
In the names Of said EXECUTORS, for the bene-
for SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS, dated May =, lses.
issued under act Of March q, 1887; No ~, for
In the name Of JOHN PURCELL, trustee for
DELLA A. CRAM, No. 4, 0oe dated July 9, 1855, for
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS, issued Under oct
Of March 20, 1851. de A-A4WSm"
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From Mexico.

NEW YORK, December 14.-Latest advices
from Mexico sum up thus: From Goth to 3Oth
of November seven thousand two hundred
,,lui ,ivnal French troops had arrived At Vera
Cruz. Three thousand more are daily looked
for.
There were heavy arrivals from France of
war munitions.
Notwithstanding these accessions, the Vera
Cruz correspondent writes that the pros
poets of the Imperialists are gloomy.
The last installment of troops brought the
cholera to Vera Cruz.
Juarez writes from San Francisco, under
date of the 18th, to the Mexican Consul here,
stating that the reason for ordering Ortegas's
trial was beca use he left Mexico without per-
mission, virtually abandoning the republican
struggle.
He adds "My family and private interests
both incline me to retire to private life as soon
an election can be held. I will cheerfully
give up the Presidency, which has proved to
me such 4 weighty BURDEN
New York letters from MatamOras to the
26th November state that, in every attack
made by the Liberals under Cortinas, they
have been badly whipped and fragments of
the Liberal army finally took refuge in
Brownsville.
The French army at Vera Cruz has been re-
nforced by six thousand Belgian and Prltssian
recruits.
Vera Cruz letters of the second say the Libe-
rails are publicly making enlistments in the
streets of Brownsville. Inducements are Of
fcred to white and black Americans to sack
Matamoras rs soon as captured.
A conspiracy to assassinate Mejia had been
discovered. Four American officers were i'm
plicated. Two were captured with proof upon
their persons. The other two escaped to tho
American side. The captured ones We're hung
The Tribune says General Grant will soon
make 4 trip to the military posts on the Rio
1rande
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KNIGHTS TEMPLARs-ELECTIoSo OF OFFICERS
Tie following officers were yesterday elected
iy the Grand Commandery of knights Tenn
llars Of the State of Virginia for the ensuing
Twelve months:
e. Eminent Z. II. Gill. No. ., Grand Commander,
i hnoud. Va
! Eminent ]. Robin Mcdaniel, No 4, d. G. Com
@.ht"r, Lynchburg, Va:
\ Eminent William Is. Isaacs, No. 3, 6. Gene
ftlis~iiHn, Richmond. Va;
7 Eminent John w. Potts, No. 10, G. Captain
',HtlaI, Hicks < Ford, Va:
Eminent George w. Dame, No. Z, G. Prelate,
ptuTllie, Va;
Eminent James Evans, No ., G. Treasurer, Rich
M"ut. Va
Eminent John Dove, No. ., q. Recorder, Rich
j nd, Va.
Eminent K. L. Withers No. 7, G. Senior Warden,
b4nIille. Va:
y. Fminen, Benjamin HARRISON No. 9, G. Junior
warden, Petersburg. Va:
Eminent l. +. Johnson, No. IA, G. Standard
-. af"F, Goodson comfy, Va.
tminenttI"hn +. Regnauit, No. g. Sword Bear
o. Richmond Va;
=. Eminent John G. smith, No. s. Grand Warden,
I.f7month, Va:
r. .na, AngcI. No 2, g. Steward;
j. D. SanXay, No. ., q. Sentinel.
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MEETING or THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TUE RIcu-
N-Nn AND DASviLLE RA1LRoAD-The stock
holders Of this Company re-assembled at the
I1>hanEe Hotel last evening athalf.past seven
O'clock; Mr.. Watkins, of Prince Edward, in
:hp chair.
The Chairman sta ted that the object of the
i1.eiing was 20 consider the resolution of Mr.
I,ournoy, offered last night.
Nj 7. : Flonrnoy, chairman of the com
m,tec upon through freights, &c, stated that
the committee had maturely considered the
question Of treighting in connection with the
,Nl1gess and transportation companies, and
had come 10 the conclusion that the undeye-
lHpcd state OF the times did not admit of any
special line of policy upon the subject now,
and rendered it proper that the whole matter
should he left to the control of the Directory
hereafter. He therefore asked that the com.
:al;tee be discharged from any further consi-
LfratiOn of the matter.
The committee was thereupon discharged.
colonel T.. Bnrksdale, Of Halifax, offered
. resolution Of thanks to the chairman TO,
tic able and efficient manner in which he had
discharged the duties of his position, which
WIS unanimously adopted
Colonel Barksdale also offered a resolution
{, thanks 10 Messrs. Darlington and Ford
i: The use Of the room, which was adopted
No other business being presented for the
consideration of the meeting,
0u motion Of Mr.. Garrett, Of Halifax, the
meeting adjourned sine die.
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i CosrIICATED AFFAIR.-On Wednesday
C.-ht Inst. negro, named Dixon, who had
been discharged from the military service OF
s6r United States. gave n ball on the Nir-
CiA!a Central railroad, near NictOrs mill.
I}erything went on pleasantly, and with a
great show Of hilarity, until about half past
COCK " ai Dre@ @T4 c mn anu Stood by
he ire FOR 4 short time, meanwhile drawing
q revolver from behind him. He then stepped
Ont ot the room for n moment, re turned, and
Took celebrate aim 1t Dixon and fired. The
tall struck him Oh the back of the head, but
glanced, and inflicted only slight wound.
s'ized Drew, but he got away and ran outside.
The wounded man then ran out and knocked
Inn down with n bar Of iron. Thereupon the
unfortunate Dixon was taken into custody.
Win razors, and one of them was arrested and
locked up. The whole affair is supposed to
h1Ye originated from Il certain kind of iea-
busy entertained by Drew towards Dixon. 1t
appears from all the circumstances that have
been ascertained that the latter was living
with negro woman formerly kept by Drew,
whom he had quit, but continued to love,
NOT wisely, but TOO we'll
PoWhatan Drew has been arrested and COM
nlitcd for examination also, John AstrOp,
charged with cutting Joseph Shillory with 4
razor in the affair IL Dixon's house.
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THE LIGHT INFANTRY BLUEs.-In our notice
Of this gallant old company yesterday, we
stated that Captain G. r. Bigger was in COM
mand at the time of the surrender. This was
a mistake. Captain Bigger was succeeded by
Captain f. J. Levy, who was retired on ac-
count of impaired health, and he was succeed
ed by Captain George Jarvis, who was sick
in Richmond when the Confederacy and all
things pertaining thereunto event up !"
Lieutenant Mcdowell was actually i'll COM
mand Of the Blues at the time of the surren-
ri
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hR-ARKEsT or New YORK ROr6H.-Dick
iAFers, Il famous New York rough, who was
i"fiy sent TO Castle Thunder as n suspicious
'""facter, was turned loose yesterday morn
'iF' ana went TO the Office of the Chief Of Po-
'''' 70 gel some money he had left there. While
'he station house he kicked up such fuss
,"'' mayor Croft considered il his duty to
nave him again taken into custody, and he was
"-Nofolngly locked up.
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AGRIcULTURAL FAIRs.-We earnestly hope
that the project of reviving the annual agri-
cultural fairs, which formerly gave so much
pleasure to our people, will not be abandoned.
Notwithstanding the fact that the official re-
port of the Treasurer Of the Virginia State
Agricultural Society states that the Treasury
is empty, we trust that there is life enough
left in the old land - to resuscitate an insti
tuition so refining, ennobling, so elevating
in a moral point of view, as the fairs which
were held annually in times gone by, adjacent
to this city.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

orr Advertising columns show that our old friends
,sx, NOT forgotten through what channel they can
,, ccrtainlv reach The largest number OF readers
~bev shall no; be disappointed In their estimate OF
49,, phiquitous power of the D!srArcH. Wherever
~. NAH the express company. our special messen-
,,r. The city carriers, and our agents in all the
..rr and villages q. Virginia, North Carolina arid
tennessee can reach family there we are resolved
tbstt,e a. ArcH shall be found, cost what 1t may
oreap;:f efcrgy and labor.
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A DEsERrgR.-Corporal Thomas Hagan, OF
the Twelfth United States infantry, is recorded
on the police register rs having deserted with
out paying his suffers bill. A man who will
run away without paying his honest debts is
too mean to live, and we advise the authori-
ties TO let Hagan slide
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Kentucky Legislature.

LOUISVILLE, December 1.-THE following
resolution was introduced to-day in the House
of Delegates and referred to the Committee
o2 Federal Relations
Resolved, That this Assembly heartily er.
prove the action of the last General Assembly
in rejecting the proposed amendment of the
Constitution of the United States, and believes
that the vote be a finally and that this As
sembly has no right or authority to consider
or vote upon this measure until it shall be
again proposed by Congress-
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


NOu8tCwODOm0Is
WARRINGTON, December A-Mr. Brown
offered o resolution instructing the Judiciary
COMMITTEES to inquire into the expedicncy OF
providing by law for the adoption of the
eight hour system Of all labor within the ju-
risdiction Of Congress whenever practicable.
Mr.. Foot announced the death of Hon
jacob COllamer, concluding by Offering the
usual resolutions of respect to the memory of
OF the deceased.
In the House, the following committee was
announced to inquire into the condition of the
late 60 called Confederate States:
Mr.. Stevens, of Pennsylvania Mr.. Wash
burne, of Illinois; Mr.. Morrill,, of Vermont
Mr., Order, of Kentucky Mr.. Bingham, of
Ohio MI. Conkling, Of New York Mr.. Bout
we'll, of Massachusetts,; Mr.. Blow, of Mis-
souri,; Mr.. Rogers, of New Jersey.
The House resolved that. the Senate con-
curing, the two bodies adjourn from De-
cember Goth to January 9th.
The House passed a bill appropriating thirty
thousand dollars for repairing and refurnish-
ing the White House. Also n bill appropri-
ating over fifteen millions Of dollars for the
payment of invalid and other pensions.
The House resolved that all papers which
are offered in relation to representation of the
late so called Confederate States of America
or either Of them, shall be referred to the
Joint committee of fifteen members without
debate and no members shall be admitted
from either Of the said so-called States until
Congress shall declare such States, or either of
them, entitled to representation.
Several eulOgies were delivered on the death
Of the late Senator Collamer.
Both Houses adjourned until Monday next
lowing, which was unanimously adopted:
Res0lred, That treason against the a Co.
vernment Of the United States is crime
that ought to be punished
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KrFFIANLY AssArLT-On Wednesday night

KrFFIASLY AssArLT.-On Wednesday night,
- Mr.. William +. White, who resides on
Nh"teenth street, between Grace and Broad,
WAS leaving his residence, in company with his
"lie ana another lady, he was approached by
Il rulilan, dressed in citizens clothes, and
knocked ssnseless to the pavement. The cries
oi the ladies brought assistance, but not in
uIne 10 arrest the scoundrel. Mr. White was
very severely injured about the head, but was
able 10 leave his house yesterday
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ONLY TWO CENTS.

We are determined that not one of the thirty odd
,,r.snd subscribers formerly on the books Of the
MY prsrArcR shall be deprived of il by reason
'e.he hard times and have placed the paper at the
v rrjce of TWO CENTS, less than one half charged
-, W. 9th er daiiies.
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SHIPPING.

EOR BALTIMORE, NEW YORK
T. AND BOSTON; mPEoPhES A@c@A q
AND RELIABLE LINE.-LEAVES KS1xyZs5I55z'
RICHMOND EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATUR-
DAY.-LEAVES BALTIMORE EVERY WEDNES-
DAY AND SATURDAY.
The new and elegant steamer ELLIE KNIGHT,
Captain G. X. GRAHAM, will leave for Baltimore
SATURDAY, 10th instant, at O'Clock, p. NJ.
Having large and commodious sheds, We receive
freight every day Sundays excepted).
The steamers connect at Baltimore with the Com
mercial Steamboat Company, carrying freigh,
through at greatly reduced rates.
This steamer has splendid state-room accommo-
dations.
Passage, four dollars. Apply to
CHRISTIAN, LEA & CO., Agents,
de lA-3t No. So Main street
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WAsHISGroS, December 4.-Major E. w.
Wynkoop, formerly of First Colorado cavalry,
has been detailed by the War Department to
special duty with the Indian Bureau as spe-
cial Government agent, to bring about re-
Cancellation between the hostile Indian tribes.
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hl'a, hS'Ass-It must not be supposed that
.,r no branch of this order i'm Richmond
W., h'ah Bali - was given at Giblin's, on
at..aset wednesday night, which was well
The ~ " the youth and beauty Of the city.
,ro,, perfect order and decorum prevailed
A's commencement 10 the close.
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oI-E CITY ST-ESrRIRERS

l.vil require a few days more to arrange for the
,.-rlae delivery ot the DISPATCH TO orr city sub
..r.Net, Our old carriers are rapidly making up
,A.,, former lists. and will be aided by special
g 4vAs>ers who Will call on our citizens during
.ac week. orders left with any Of tho carriers or
t.nva>>crs or II our counting room, on Governor
street. one door from Main, will insure the de
very Of the paper early every morning. Any
Subscriber failing 10 receive the paper will please
" Us
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New York Markets.

New YORK, December A.-Flour has ad
vanced lO@l5c. Southern, Ss.75@*l5 Whea
has advanced l@2c. Corn advanced 1@2c.
Yellow Southern 96@9Sc. Beef, lard ant
whisky dull. Pork steady. Gold, l46 [SorE.-
The quotation of gold at l49 l2 in yesterday
paper was an error.]
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koBBKRr.-The residence Of Mr. William
u Isaacs on Sixth, between Clay and Leigh
streets, was burglariOusly entered on We'd
nesday night, and robbed of two handsome
honncts, a valuable set Of furs, and other ar
iicles of female apparel. Thieves are becom-
ing more and more bold, and we regret to say
p'i few Of the prominent ones are arrested.