Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-08
sUNDnIks TO sUNppIEs.

MINING stocks are down In San Francisco.
GEORGIA ratified the constitutional amend.
ment on Wednesday.
The California Senate has ratified the anti.
eslavery amendment.
THE Oregon Senate ratified tho anti.
slavery amendment on Wednesday.
A YOUNG lady does the horse sketches In
Punch now. She is pupil of John Leech.
A BILL is proposed in tho California lie.
gislature to make State dues payable in
currency.
GES. GRANT was in Augusta, Georgia, on
Wednesday, and was 10 leave for Alabama
yesterday.
SMASH up on the oswego and Rome (N.Y.)
Railway yesterday. One killed. two seri-
ously wounded
CALIFORNIA Is moving for railway to the
State line, from San Francisco via San Diego
to connect with the Pacific road.
The only thing the recent hurricane out
West left undisturbed was house in Peoria,
which is very heavily mortgaged.-Boston
Post. Or
Mr.. CoLFAx, in his journey to California,
gathered some interesting coal-fscts. -
Prentice.
SAN FRAScisco was tremulous with an
other small earthquake on Wednesday
event
The steamer Cottage burst her boiler in
the Kanawha river on Monday. Two killed;
several wounded.
Mns. WIRE, widow of the late HENRY,
having appeared in her own proper person
before o magistrate, makes oath that the
statement that she attempted to convey poi
son to the decsdent is false.
Corros stealing is the prevailing disorder
at the South. Ten thousand bales have been
spirited away from the Mobile and Ohio rail-
way, and half as many from Columbus, Mis-
sissippi, and from Macon, Georgia.
ONE Of the most exquisite mistakes of the
printer we remember to have seen occurred
In morning contemporary yesterday, in which
Winterhalter's picture of "Child Blowing
q Feather" was transmogrifed to a "ChiH
Blaming Fafher"'
The Grand Lodge Of Free and Accepted
Masons of Pennsylvania has chosen the fol-
lowing officers, who will be installed on next
Saturday: Grand Master, Lucius II. Scott;
Deputy Grand Master, John L. Goddard
Senior Grand Warden, Richard vaux; Junior
Grand Warden, Robert A. Lamberton; Grand
Treasurer, Peter williamson; Grand secre.
tary, William II. Adams.
YESTERDAY, being Thanksgiving Day,
was passed by the denizens and citizens Of
this metropolis in their usual staid and
proper manner. But q private dispatch
from Boston informs us that the State con-
stabulary failed to accomplish its purpose,
and that in the evening many persons were
slowed, with great carnage.
In the present State government Of Louis
lana, high in Office, Is a gentleman who has
within six months confessed to having col
ored blood in his veins. Hadn't the Louis
lana Legislature better exercise its olfaotory
organ and smell him out7 What can the
country hope for If negro equality goes on at
this rate'
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