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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-12
LOCAL n r w ..

CRrMNAt CouRr - Judge Wylie.-IHe
Trial Of John r. Lusby.-Nathaniel Wilson and
Samuel L. Phillips prosecuting-This morning
the names Of the jurors summoned yesterday
were called, and the following named persons
accepted and sworn:
Charles Pasco, Walter Stewart, Geo. J. suter,
WIN. Mclean, WIN. Bond.
The Jurors in the case are as follows:
Geo. W. Cissell, Esau Pickrell, George MeClel-
land, VIM. Redstreak, Uriah Hilton, John ID.
Blackburn, Thomas A.Newm man, Charles Pasco,
Walter stewart, Geo. j. suter, VIM. Mclean, and
VIM. Bond. .,..
The case was opened to the jury by Mr.. Phil
lips on the part OF the prosecution, and Mr.. Brad
ley, IT,, on the part Of the defence.
The first witness sworn was DR.. O. m. Ford,
who testified that he was called about half past
six O'Clock on the morning Of the 18th Of Novem-
ber last TO sec the little girl, octavia Rosseau.
She was in q PROSTATE condition from the loss sf
blood, and terribly lacerated. Saw her again at
nine O'Clock, in company with DR.. May, and
found her suffering severe pain In the lower part
Of the abdomen. At four o'clock In the after
noon saw her again; she was In eonvulsions.
The next morning witness went to the house and
found that she had died. Her death was caused
by the laeerstion Of her parts.
DR.. Ford was on the stand when our report
closed, d. l. ...
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N.ry

o. July, to Capt. Il. B, winderi af,sr th.. time,
to wifi. Witness had much trouble In regard TO
transportation The requisition was made by
Capt wirE, generally between II and ~ o'eiSeh
conveyed from the eommissary buildings 70 the
stocksde on account Of not having enough veg
ons. witness sometimes failed 70 have enough
N nies kept Al Andersonyiiie Knew that Wirz
was sick In July and August. He was at his
house at the time he was sick. Witness know
Lieut.. Davis; was there in command . short
time Never heard Of fConfederate soldier get
ling A furiough for shooting Union prisoner.
Never knew Of wirz shooting, beating, or In any
way killing man. When witness was short OF
one thing he would make II up BY issuing some
thing else for instance, when he had no meat,
he Would issue syrup.
This witness was on the stand when our report
nIosad q
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Freedmen's ATairs In Tennessee.

General FISK reports, this morning, to
General o. 0. HOWARD, of the Freedmen s
Bureau, that on the I'd of September he is
sued to the freedmen and refugees 97s
rations, and that at the date of his dispatch
(Oct. ~ he had no occasion to issue any
rations, and that he was in hopes to do away
entirely with the camps and hospitals by the
LIST of January.
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NEW JERSEY UNION CLUB.-A meeting Of
the New Jesrey Union Club was held last even
ing at Union League Hall; DR.. Fay, the Vice
President, In the chair.
Professor G. V. Romondt was introduced, and
addressed the meeting.
A letter from Hon. Marcus L. Ward was read,
stating that he expected to arrive In the city
about the latter part OF next week.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -, 1865.

TEE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN for this week
will be published tomorrow. It contains
the speech of the President to the First U.
s. Colored Troops the letter of Hon. KEN
METH RArSER, ofN c., on the State of the
Nation; editorials, news, personals, &c.
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Only Eight Millions for Southern
Postage.

The Post Office Department is making up
its accounts for the next Congress, and it
appears that while tho mail service has been
sustained by the receipts for postage during
the rebellion, the deficit, when the mail route
service in the southern States are resumed,
will be eight million dollars, (Ss, 900, 900
This fact has some significance on the edu-
cational question, we fancy.
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recognize the growing Importance Of the com
mercial interests Of the city, and the necessity
for mutual counsel and Information, are re-
quested to meet In the Council Chamber, City
Hall, on TUESDAY EVENING, October II, at s
O'Clock, for the purpose Of inquiring into the ex
pedienoy Of organizing Merchants Exchange.
II. semken, John II. Semmes & Co.
Hudson Taylor, sam'l Bacon h Co.,
Burns 4 Wilson, J. p. Bartholow,
Philip & Solomons, X. Cohen,
O. M. Boteler, jr., Jackson, Bro. 4 Co,
John +. Ellis, Jos b. Bryan l. Bro,
Jas. G. Mcclure 4 Co., Campbell h Son,
Barbour, Semmes Il Co., Jas. Y. Davis,
John R. Elyans 4 Co., NJ W. Gait & Bro,
VIM. L. Wall 4 Co., VIM. r. Riley 4 Bro.
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A STATUE to Jenner, the discoverer Of vac
cination, by the sculptor Eugene Paul, was
to have been inaugurated at Boulogne-ser-
mer on August II. This is said to be n
much finer work Of art than tho statue of
that eminent physician placed, in 1850, on
Trafalgar Square, London.
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ALL letters relating to the subscription Of, or
advertising in, the REPUBLICAN should be ad
dressed to the publishers, as above.
All letters or communications intended for pub
lication, or in any way relating to the editorial
apartment Of the paper, should be addressed to
the editor, as above.
Business and other correspondents will greatly
oblige the Publishers and the Editor by comply
Ing with the above suggestion.
To CoRREsPoSDBSrs. No notice can be taken
Of anonymous communications. Whatever is
Intended for insertion must be authenticated by
the name and address Of the writer-not necesss-
rly for publication, but as guaranty Of its good
faith.
We cannot undertake to return rejected com
munlcationA
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The Military Department of Mississippi has
been transferred from the Division of the
Gulf to that of the Tennessee-that is from
the command Of Gen. Sheridan TO that Of
Gen. Thomas.
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THE New York World says the late "war
was provoked by the success of the sectional
and passionate Republican party" The Mo-
bile Tribune-a Democratic organ and a
much better authority than any New York
journal upon this question-says: "We, the
South, really sought the war, and we have no
right to grumble,n General Sherman gives
it as his opinion that the South was led into
the war by the "nonsense" of Estate
riRhtsn
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Tue grape harvest on the Rhine, the Abr,
and the MOsells, is stated to be very rich
this season. Can't take the pledge this year.
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The NAVAL RACERs.-The steamers Al
gonquin, of Mr.. DickersOn, and the Winoo-
ski, for the Navy Department, are to be put
in order for the river race. The boilers OF
the Algonquin have been subjected to an
hydrostatic test, with favorable results. The
vessels will be allowed as much coal and as
high pressure of steam as they choose to
carry; and the boat that makes the greatest
speed will be given due credit.
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As-Notice.-TheT Third Annual Grand

A4Notice.-The Third Annual Grand
Celebration and Entertainment Of District Grand
Tabernacle No. Q Of the General Grand Accepted
Order Of Brothers and Sisters Of Love and Charity
will take place at Israel Church on THURSDAY
EVENING, Oct IL, 1885, at half-past seven
o'clock, p m. Addresses will be delivered by
Bro. N. Evans, p. W. s.. Z. simms, P. W. g.,
ment will be at the Assembly Rooms, on Twelfth
street, below D street, over the Columbia Gar
dens. Tickets, admitting lady and gentleman,
%. Single tickets, $l 90 Tickets can be had OF
open at nine o'clock, p. m. The committee
pledge themselves to make this one Of the best
entertainments Of the season. ocll as
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JUSTICE OF TIE PEAcE.-The President
this morning appointed B. X. MoRsELL JUS
tice of the peace in the county Of Washing
ton, in the District of Columbia.
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THE woman in Danielsonville, Conn, will
superintendent a course Of lectures this
winter-a matter in which the married ones
have had considerable practice probably.
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We understand that ERASMUS is ex.
pected to accept the presidency Of the SO,
ciety for the relief of INDECENT theatres.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A5- For New York.-The steamship
JOHN GIBSON will leave foot Of @ street on
SATURDAY, 18th instant, for New York.
For freight or passage apply to
MORGAN, RH1NEHART 4 CO.,
octl2-2t Foot Of @ street
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INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTs-The re-
ceipts from the internal revenue to-day
amount to 1882, ,l74.sl.
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The Chicago Times says II has ITO print
ers for sale" The number Of editors is not
stated,
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Horse TgtHF SEsT TO CoNooRD, N. II -
william Baidsfin, some time since convicted by
court martial Tor stealing Government horses,
was this morning sent TO the State prison at Con-
cord, New Hampshire. He Is to pay to the Uni
ted States a hne Of u, 900, and to be confined at
hard labor for the period Of seven years, wear
ing ball chain, and in case the fine is not paid
at the expiration Of seven years, that he be con-
fined for the additional period Of three years.
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AS- Friends Meeting, (Orthodox.)-
Joseph BevRn Braithwait, a minister from Eng
land, has appointed q meeting for Divine wor-
ship, at St. Paul's Lutheranl church, cornor Of
Eleventh and II streets, THIS EVENING, at half
past 7o'clock. The public are respectfully in
yited Its
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The Episcopal General CONVENTION.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2.-Tho Episcopal
Convention resumed the discussion Of the
case Of Dr. Wilmer of Alabama.
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CARL SEIZURE is talking of establishing a
gadical journal in 81. Louis.
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or The Early Physical Degoneracy y

~ The hhrAy Ehybtch DoBcheFacy
Of the American People, and the early melan-
eholy decline Of childhood and youth, just pub
lished by DR.. Stone, Physician to the Troy Lung
aud Hygienic Institute.
A treatise on the above subject, the cause Of
nervous debility, marasmus, and consumption,
wasting OF the vital fluids, the mysterious and
hidden causes Of palpitatlOn, impaired nutrition,
and digestion.
Fail not to send two red stamps, and obtain this
book.
Treatment sent by mail and letter as usual.
Address DIR. ANDREW STONE,
Jy20-ly No. 26 Fifth street, Troy, Ny.
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A6- Georgetown. - The Republican
can beobtained every evening at the Book and
Variety Store OF @. CRANDELL, No. l2S Bridge
street, Georgetown.
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United sta

SION, WAsnINGToN, opt. ~, 1856. 5.-DARIUs
FORBES, Esq, havink resigned his position as
mission Army and Navy Claim Agency, Will:
LIAM +. BAsoON, Esq. late Superintendent Of
Local Agencies, has been appointed his sue
cessor, and will enter upon the duties OF the
office on the first OF October, proximo.
JNO. s. BLATCHF0RD,
oct2-2w General Secretary.
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Ad- The Bridal Chamber, an Essay OF
Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also,
new and reliable treatment for Diseases OF the
Urinary and Sexual Systems. sent free, IN
sealed envelopes. Address, DIR. J. sRILLIh
HoUaHToH, Howard Association, PhilhdelPhiA
Pa. mhBl.y
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ssHow NE WHO HAS BEEN ENGAGED IN
HEsE CONsPIRACIEs, WHO HAS FIRED
sTRucTIoNs TO TAKE our PORTS, AND Gus.
TON HOUSES, AND ARsENALS AND DOCK
YARDS, AND WILL SHOW YoU ATRAIToR
WERE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
son DID IN 1908, WITH AARON BURR. !
WOULD HAVE THEM ARRESTED, AND, If
CONVICTED WITHIN THB MEANING AND
SCOPE OF THE CONSTITUTION, By THE
BTERNIL GOD WOULD EXECUTE
TEEN - ANDREW JOHNSON, IN hs Urfted
States Serdte-March I'd. 1851.
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MI WHOLE LIE SHALL BIZ DIRECTED
TOWARDS PRESERVING The ONION, AND
MAKING IT, IN THE PROPER AND FULLEST
sRssR OF THE TERN, PERMANENTLY FRRR
---ASpRrw JoHSsos- Washington, April 10th,
1865
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-25

He,LowAS's PrLIs--Palpitatin a IL
Heart 10 fr-qsensl. not o.ly felt bat ks.rd.
fsev~sss sl-~P. and beesss the ufnass arssa
of inPrsamg sxGor.tsse- Thes~ Pah ere
particularly reco@DesAri Ss rrmoviae shss
sGeess~s h~esn~e 'hey ssrr.gshen the serv-
sar md the d<hllns.ea. vhs are mach usrs
k.ssr 10 shs nAiady sk.a s<k-s pesus.A
Hslls~sy's Pab - isprsxe sk- ke-n.s.
sscr-ss- tke sessss Il tie Evr-. GA NJ e
tsv'sy - dc ssves. shss giAdin>ss. -
srh~ s.4 .s.~rs S~p~ss - fk< rslysssss-. &
.anssh-~ ssd tn sz8r-vr o. osrs exp<rssn.
dr. 1ss inars<zihahs< r~gs-< frs@ snzissy.
Hahsssy's rns ku<. tks h<-< sksrsesvs 81
aP~rs<.e n a eas<s II essv.i-><<ses 80
f~~-<s- @s.uzz-sss- nr~ss<s. s11 "a chrss
( dss<s.s -ks~h have inPsser-ssS -
kisss ~ k<sn- "A
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-25

The SpEcTAroR.-This is the name
ola sprightiy little daily paper pub
lished in San Francisco, the first num-
bers ofwhich have found their way to
our sanctum. It is neatly printed, and
its "local" department-the chief at.
traction of daily paper-is edited with
marked ability. 1t is decidedly Amer
lean in tone, end an out-spoken friend
of tho Administration. Success to it.
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MIxsTRILsY.-"T The three Stars -
Mr.. Lafont, the celebrated whistler, and
Messrs. Evans and Raymond, bsnjoris.s
and Ethiopian delineators, are on their
way to this place, where they will give
several Of their recherche entertain
ments. They may be expected the
ensuing week.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-25

AsRlcrLrrkAI IxrlExExrx.-Those
desiring farming utensils, from q gar
den rake TO tes-borse power reaper,
woaid do well 20 notice the advertise
meat Of d. Arthur L Son, pstEi-hed
elsewhere ia toby. pepper.
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Comment is unnecessary.

The CALIFORNIA RURAL HOME Jour-
Naive have received the first two
numbers Of this new journal, published
at San Francisco, by T. Hart Hyatt 4
Go. 1t is finely gotten up eight-page
sheet, its contents illustrated by numer-
ous engravings, and resembles, some
what in appearance the Rural New-
Yorker. 1t is just such a paper as
should find its way into every farm
house, and the pursuits of agriculture
would, as a consequence, be more thor
oughly understood and crowned with
better success. Terms, 50 per annum,
in advance. Address the publishers,
as above.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-25

WoRTHr Il THAT WoRrHY Done.-It
IL said that Alexander Dumas, the ncv-
eliss, - about to cross the deep sea to
write us . history of or war. wheth-
CT he w,s sent nor. or comes Of his own
accord does not afqesr. Wonder IL
IL mightnt be done - well BY some
one here
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-25

AZ vss sbeu< ras~ing shss .l-~sa~ zee
iax b-fs~. whs, sAsxld I krr s.- The io~x
asc@ Il III esssss <-sszs<siss ne srr,~.l ii
tn ssrs@~r oxr.- Th~ szsss~ sd eusxs-
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-25

RErURNED.-Among the passengers
by the anderson yesterday, we were
pleased to notice our old friend and
fellow-townsmen, Col. VIM. Cock.
The Col. returns to settle perm anently
in his old home. We regret, however,
that through sickness in his family
they were unable to accompany the
Col. for the present. The youngest
daughter was severely injured by a
sprain received from fall on the ice,
during their visit to Ohio, and is under
going surgical treatment, which
renders it impossible for the family to
be removed. They will follow in the
course of month or six weeks.
THIS AND THAr.-The Oregonian of
the 9Th inst, says of ex-senator Hard
ing:
During his Congressional career, Mr.. Hard.
ing has consistently supported the govern
ment, and we know Of no votes cast by him
that fail to meet the approval Of tho Union
men Of Oregon. who elected him to the
United States Senate.
The same paper of the 22d inst.
says:
STATESMAN VS.. HARDINo.-The ex-Sena.
tor gets handsome notice from the Statesman
this week. That paper bids him an affcc-
tionate farewell, and turns him over to his
copperhead owners, with his copperhead pro.
clivities all thrown in.
Comment il unnecessary
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-25

C0FrEEHEAs EScL-Ne o.
serve IN the Wa~hingron eorre~pend-
ence Of the Saerzz1sato Can.A- It =
late cate. Tia; NJ. COle has Introesoed
the menor,xi Of our legislature ETsy-
ing for the removal Of the Custom
House from Port Angels 10 Port
Townsend The memorial received 10
consideration, and the correspondent
adds: 1t is unfortunate for the people
of Puget Sound, that their represen-
tative in Congress is of that political
complexion which can have but little
influence with the powers that be,
having all his affiliations with the Cop
perhead faction who use their utmost
endeavors to obstruct the measures Of
the existing Administration for the
suppression ofrebellion.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-25

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-25

Their opposition on this side Of the Neuse
river. They are now on the north side Of
the river, with the bridge that crosses over
to Kingston, partially burned. The much
talked Of ram NeuE Is also partially dos
troyed.
Our forces followed them up vigorously,
and will, doabtle~, prepare 70 cross The
river At once BY means Of poutoon bridges,
or BY re-laying new timbers over the old
bridge for cars to pas over. ! apprchend
there will Be - di6cslty now in rrpelliug
the rebek beck iron any point where they
may zee Ct 70 make stand.
wAsnIx0rox, March 13-The reysrss
eureet Sr ~ days 80, that the Z. 3.
Cs.ssl - bses sFdsssa - lesse MssaDs-
n. ere vi9Asus ksuDAnHia-
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on the Binghampton Railroad near Witney
Point, demolishing the track between I'll,
ly and Preble; and the culvort at Apulio
has caved in, which tends to The eonpleIe
disablement Of this road. Interruptica 10
Oswego occurred ct Nine Mile Creek by
the destruction Of the bridge; but tsnpo.
rary structure has been inprovissd, % ekat
BY tranfcr Of passenger, cossseGioa ~
kept up With very little delay. The Ons,ls
and Senaca rivers, The SkaanaaGlee eaaAeH
and Nine Mile Creek are hishee ID eve
known before, and mech danaes = peunuP.
~ win follow. The dan q ~ As:r -,
Of Burdiet 4 Co, at Anhy - s.uis1
away yesterday nsr,isg. Tkess - a.
iec< q water, owing 10 ~ NsAsuk uivss
overseeing il hanka, - ~ ~ - -
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PUGET SOUND COMMISSION.
BY reference to files of late California IN.
pers ] perceive that among the officers Of The
Commission for the settlement Of the matters
relating to the Puget Sound and Hudson's
Bay Companies growing out Of the Oregon
Disputes Of 1876. ia Geo. Gibbs. Esq, well
known to the early settler. of Washington
Territory for his services in the railroad and
boundary surveys. Edward Lander is also
connected with tie Commission.
Loss OF THE EAEK INDUSTRY.
Last evening was announced the unwel-
come intelligence Of the wreck of that ssaur.ch
craft. the bark Isd..fry. Thursday. the le,h
inst. upon the middlr sho.is a, the nouih Of
the Columbia river Mby Of the p.~rsons on
bard vvre lps'. as also the es;ise cargo. con-
sis,ing Il valuable rerrk.n1iz~ sas our suss-
sess nea- This i another unsuxsun.s~ o.
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-20
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW oRK, April To-
The Times Washington special says: "Ar
,importan, action took place here yesterday
afft citing the reconstruction movement in Rich
;mond, and particularly that portion of it proposing
l. session of the rebel Legislature in Richmond in
THE very face of the THOUSANDS of real Union men
over whom they have long held evil sway
Generals Weitzel and Shepey have been super
SEEDED for their action. Secretary Stanton doe:
not approve of Shepley's order concerning the
PRAYER in the Episcopal church in reference to the
President. The assemblage fthe Virginia Legs
ature will be permitted only under arrest ioI
treason.
President Johnson, in private conversation
[saii he would not commit himself to policy
which would prevent visiting condiSn punishment
lon traitors"