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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-07

A gentleman in Scotland has preserv-
Ell an OLD number of the Greenock adj,
vertiser, Containing the following an
nOuncement:
NOTICE. TO CoRREsPONDENTs- II &. The
lines commencing "On Linden when
tie sun was low" are not up to our
standard Poetry is evidently not T.
e.. 8 i3rtr
Western Virginia oil wells are worth
twenty millions of dollars.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-07

Principal Once and RErs-ROODs, No. Is
Church Street, EashTills, Tennessee.
Branch houses a. huEfEsesboro', rulLAhc-
Lna, Wsrtrsss, shelbyviIls, ChGssAnOola
and Stevenson, Alabama.
~ All communications promptly an
sWsrsas
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-07
BEWARE OF cOUNTERFEITs,

AsD USPRTSCIPLED DEALERs,
Who sndssvor 70 dispose "OF THEIR OWN an
"Other" articles on the reputation attained By
Halulbolds GENUINE Preparations,
EKtract Buchu,
a" ssrsaparilia,
Improved Rose Wagh.
9old by III Druggists egerJsllera
ASK FOR HRLMBOLDS-TARR so O1BB E
Cut Odt the aiveriisenaent. ard aan ~ a. a
AVOID IrpnSI0 tOFsAND RxfoSgRAE
tzAs HA--i1
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-07

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 1861.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-07
" Bodies Embalmed."

Having secured the services
Of DR.. E. II. LEWIS, Of New
York, land more recently from
the Army Of the Potomac, J for
embalming Of the dead, By DR..
Holmes American Process,
acknowledged 10 be the best,
and only true process in the
United States, Will have bodies
embslmed when desiraJ
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-07

sPLESpID LIST OF ARTICLES
an to be sold for One Dollar each.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-07
w. r. CORNELIUS,
Government Undertaken,
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF HETALIC
BURIAL CASES AND
Ztnn HomD
Zinc Collins.

Will attend promptly TO the
transportation Of bodies, or
giving any information re-
gsrdiag deceased Soldiers.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-07

Jan3lw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-15

We had the pleasure to-day Of seeing many
of our old friends from the adjoining counties,
who are in attendance at the meeting of the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company
It was like ''old times, to have them amongst
us once more. The hotels here are nov. quite
full, and the arrivals are numerous every day.
Postmaster General Dennison has ordered
the following appointments: ~
Drainesvile, Fairfax; William Dyer postmas"
ter, vice G. II. Coleman.
Thomas Fl. Stillwell postmaster, Chat,erton
King George county, vice Mary h. seib, de-
clined.
Mr.. E. A. Augustine, Of Accotink, Prince
William county, has been appointed Inspector
of Customs for this port, in place Of Robert
Crupper, deceased, and to-day entered upon
the discharge of the duties Of his Office. 49,
It will be seen by the advertisement that Dr.
B. Brown Williams will deliver three more of
bis popular lectures to the citizens of Alex
andria, commencing tonight
GOLD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-15

Last night about Il o'clock, Mr.. Stephen
G. Milburn was knocked down at the corner of
Duke and St. Asaph sts., as he was on his
way home, and had his mouth badly cut and
some Of his teeth knocked out. He was assisted
home by man, who found him nearly uncon-
cious, and who was attracted by the run
ming off of three negro men, from the corner,
(where Mr. M. was found, and two others
walking after them, reproaching them for
running. Mr.. NJ. is confined to his bed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-15

bo oa1Is 10 at+ortid, - h,,--arn - s4G-
stock Of DRY GOODS and NOTIONS, con-
sistng in part Of Fulled Cloths, Satinest, Casse-
meres, Hosiery, Linseys Domestic Gin CHAINS,
Brown and Bleached Cotton, Dress Goods,
Balmorals, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Hoopskirts,
Shawls, Woolens, Hoods, Sontags, and a general
purchased for cash, and will be sold from this
time with the view to closing out the entire
stock during the present season. All who wish
to purchase may find it to their advantage to
give us call. J. +. JOHNSON,
oct l9-tf Ill, King street
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L O CAL b s
Z =. ~ q = Z,

l1RcuIr CouRr EsDA rule against p;s1
Fleming for falling 70 appear as q Wit
ness was diseharge s.'s 5f:S..1.s-....
a. Il, vas ordered, that j. Close and E
II sullivan appear and show cause why they
lshonld not be fined ffor, falling to appear as
vl' summons was issued. against Dr.. Gulick
$ answer an iindietme nt. s.
= The r report ofI the commissio appointed
4 3 settle the accounts Of ID. R. Wilson, admin
;str rs of Mary b.: Wilson, deceased, was
rstnrned TO- court and ordered to lie tor a
month for exceptio rs. .. 5, 1555..
az e. Yeato was appointed Master Com
h' u u. Smoot, e. w. Chancellor and Ohm
West were appointed to inspectsthe County
Con Com, IS. Richard Harris on a charge. Of
attaining money under false pretence trading
haste haste for genuine diamond pin with Mrs
FT a1 valued at $500 was found guilty
B hu1the Jury, and term Of imprisonment fixed
5 i me wear IN the penitentiary.
j a. Dudley vs.. Minerva G. Dudley-in
ii ancery- decree for divorce svlnculo matrl-
monii plaintiff to have the custody and con-
troll Of the children.
Geo. w. Snyder Us. .Lavenla Snyder-1n
schancery. for divorce dismissed
Sarah .B. Ofutts executors, vs. Llst t
Iloyd, et lin, chancery -commisslo s re-
mort Of sale confirm ed, and Lewis Applch SUB,
sttuted.to all rights Of Barley and Irlplett as
purchasers. IS ,.a ri,
. Ar1nistead Collins VS.. Wm. Atkins--both
colored in chancery- for property. order l'
edtobe executed in favor Of pitt
Harper and Baldwin VS.. Simpson, e. al
in. chaneery- awarded against w. Il.
Fowle and 81 r. s. Simpson to show S, cause
why the property; in controversy, should not
be resold. - IS s3 :5s 3 s5 . s .:z . s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-15

Governor Pierpoint has appointed Geo. W.
Jamieson,sa Notary Republic for this county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-15
For SaIe.and Rent.

ts=a FOR RENT-A CONNIE diousthree-s
M;I BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, at the cor
ner of Water and Duke sts. Water and Gas in
the house ENQUIRE at the house nov l3-7t*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-15
Dry Goods, Millinery, &c.
NT & w g Q 0 D S

ri 8 " . . D
A. METZGER, formerly Of the firm ct
Hofheilner s. Aetzger, having commenced
business on his own account, and opened the
store lately occupied by J. hamburger, No. 81,
for their previous liberal patronage, and informs
them that he has opened at his new cstab lish-
ment, q large and handsome assortment Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
EMBROIDERIES, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, CORSETS, NO.
TIONS, &c.
Also large assortment Of
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES.
He invites the public TO call and examine his
goods, assuring them that they will be sold at
the lowest cash prices A. METZGER
&C 27-1m No. ST. King st., near Royal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-15

90 FOR SALE.-A most desirable HOUSE
Inland LOT, or Prince near Union Street.
Apply to D. L. SMOOT,
oc Soft Office Market Building.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-15

UOUSE FOR SALE.-A small BRICK
Ill HOUSE for sale. Enquire at this Office.
Oc 26-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-15

NOR SALE-A No. l FIRE PROOF SAFE
Z -Herring's patent Apply at this office
DC l6-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-15

&{SH#:.!A1 DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT
@ Ef:aHZ very desirable dwelling, with five rooms
near the corner Of Columbus and Franklin SIS.
for rent. Inquire Of Robert L. Wood at hi
residence south end Of W ashington ST. no 2-t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-15

FOR RENT.--THE STORE AND
A#l DWELLING HOUSE, No-l8, King Sta
most excellent location for business. Posses
sion given Immediately Enquire of j. e. DE-
VAUGHN, No. $50, King st. nov 9-tf
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GOLD
New YORK, November l5.-Gold, 1918
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-15

TOR RENT-EIGHT ROOMS on the I'd
e floor Of house southeast corner of Duke and
Washington sts. Water and gas on the prem
Royal street. nov 9-tf
, 1865-10-14

~ oz71ck OF TIE Bonn O. I'ua5,G ,t, TseKa' ~.
Whereas thu Common conneil q .hs ct. et cneso h e
sss.::s ::s.:.s s': s.s Est .ea
9s:si: ssa Is !, + X
L! aas sss1 !e 3 ,na
NsI:sn %t:s .T i!tt t.1sy !
.isa e 81 H.: Is n" Rh E Amount to b =
A.. ..sesh seqos ae ist5 al md
= w 1faf s1noan. ro t. % sssesscd ia; es' =
Hofsh side HashinEtoo STREET. besvecn Leavttt
.treet and Oakley 'treet. amount to be assessed
Se9th .!ae Of r.1k avenue: between Iro!ns stress
SeFa .ds q j.easoa ,trsst essEss9 Ahs,sen and
BureD ssreeta: Amount 70 ba asseat I'd 1lss:
s o9a qs ssaf eos es'.t 1fss
:;2: " & Ameaot z b .,Asasea s'
Eolh as: Rsa,e1 ssrsss eesxstn calss;o s,enne
snnth side Hunker skreet, hesw eeo tJetIsrann and
1. sfsssss; A"o1ns e o. as.eesa ;5,3
,Sessa s,ds Txet.a .s5eet es.xsxa Hai'tea I'D Der
sh s1t c aane nSeg y ss
he Eos1d of Fubile Works. aaa that he seys5A ass ss
osdna 70 t1e pToy1loa. 81 .he Ee;!ss;, Charter Is
Eos i aa.Ss sse
sItos: isttEs.tfa o.. re .,ss II ss@ so. q
S@s T. T. I .IS sl9eE :, N q e 1890
eHnsn etstntrd IS s. sid
:. .oe,.sksss sssR'@''ne4' ''''' o' - tev''< '<
, 1865-10-14
FROM WASHINGTON.

Payment Of the First District Of Colu1l-
bin Troops-Gen. Grant-The Nasfl-
vile Internal Revenue Frnud-Eui1
Details Of the Affair.
[special Despatch to the Chicago Tihrne]
WAauNGroN. Oct IL.
The Fiftt District Of Columbia co1ored regiment
has been paid of and discharged. None Of tue men
received a bounty who could nnt prove that they
vcrc free at The time Of their enlistment, About
one halt Of them only wcte able 10 produce free pa
pers. The other llalt who could not do so received
only their back pay. Both officers and men arc.
justly Indignant oscr The mattes.
GKN. GRANT.
ucnt. Gen, Grant md family ararcd here hi,
morning from Philadelphia.
TIE NASHVILLE REVENUE FRAUD.
The circumstances connected with the reported
frauds urun reTenue at Nashville arc as follows
Fire hundred barrels Of Wh1skey Hete recently re,
ceived at Cincinnati without APPEARING to have been
inspected as required by Law. This fact came to
quiscd into tie cauee Of the absence OF inspection
marks upon the packacet. lie was informed they
were mixed Or rccii1-depir1ts,, made from whiskey
tirely satie1ed, eomptaint WIS made and the goods
relied. The contignees thereupou procured from
ihe Gistile1s at Nashville, certificates which wcrc
case was aso inysst'gatsa BY The tsvenue Office.
sdsssed .heiF r. release: Ahe p.psrs d IL es.s M
| Revenue. who on careful personal examination
| discovered that m important link Ia the EVIDENCE
was wanting; he tlerenron teleStsrnsd 70 an otscE'
gate the adsl.s Of the dlst,llesy. This was done
and The hnud promptly discovered. The dlstlller1
.drnit their delinquency and hare proposed 10 pay
! The rropos.tion has been declined by the Cou,
nietloucr until be has an opportunity 10 receive
, 1865-10-14
:" was Bald Six Years" +"


pregsred only hy 4. ". DELIGHT. at hs IT. Dress
Trade snprllcd By L0Rp SMITH. % Lake st..
should be addrreseds Ssiifn DIVER, corner cf
Like Lake I'D pcsrhosn st'; s,,I buRSHAMs II, % is EAN
LER. "a Market IT.; J, II. REED CO.. 81 Lake
st; md all the principal dfug.sta In Chicago sell the
Spanish Lust1aI-
HxwARE or CorS7rHFr1Ts.-Sonc genuine unlcas
M fnch hotiie. ELI
, 1865-10-14

politician, meddlins With questions Of mere etSii
concern.
: Dr.. Breckfnridge set for1h the tmpudence Of
twenty men demanding OF the great Presbytertln
Church recantation Or MI che bad possessed Tor
four 5catH. lie said the more honorable way OF
corrupt branches that are acpding theft poisonous
sap through the whole trunk, and eyeEy limb Of the
grcat tree. H. however, theF would repent and be-
their Impudcnce, con;umacy and treason, and seek
to lelp them on in tAt way Of salsatton. Il they
Will not rccant let them 20. il uay be that frosi-
ganizc, and II he has, it will be Instituted at al
e,entB.
{ Al the conclusion Of his argument, tho synoa aa-
NJ
, 1865-10-14
FIRES.

The Hunfuee* Portion Of Rclfaxt, NE.
Dc&troyed-Shoc Lncin- Mill iu Rhode
Island. aud Machine Shop III New
IIanapshtrc Burned.
BELFAST, Me., Oct IA drc last night consnm
ed nearly Tue enttrc business portion OF this ct1
emreS 6e" a oss eets I'll ~ 0'ss oI:
At tcast $101 600. The IRE was c.nscd hy An incen
diary. 4 strong wind which famed the flames,
Threatened destruction to tho whole city. An en-
Efue fron! SearEport rendered good service. and
Commander Wm. D. Whitney, Of the q. s, steam
eE Tloga, with his officers md eTtw, we're most en-
erget1c In their efforts TO sabdue the cou1agra
ti0u.
Prov1pEscE, r. l., Oct. 13,-Ihc Randall Mill II
Johnston. used for the purpose Of manufacturing
shoe faeing1, was burned yesterday
Bos1OS4 Oct. lathe extensive machine chop o
Waller Aiken, at franklin, \. r., wns entirely de
stroYed by fire last night The ehop war used fol
the manufacture Of stocking machlnety and Knit
ding needles. The loss ts eitiuaated at $50,O ,OUu
which Ia rel cuTetcd hg Iuxutanta.
, 1865-10-14

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1a-Thc Department Of State
has received information from Official sources thai
The cholcra las almost entirely disappeared from
Capstantinoplc.
Tie Infection at Patma, capital ot the 1slaud o
acems to battle human ekfn.
Reports have reached pozt Aahan th1t th, dis
eaae is spreading into the Interior Of spain.
Intelligence Iron our Consul at Harseilles, France
Is to the effect that The terrible disease ia ghfuli,
On the increase. Eighty thousand citizcn5 have
1e!t the cit5+ and the deaths nov Average hatwce1
fity and si1ty per day.
, 1865-10-14

New ALaAT1, Ind, Oct. 1S-At the horse fair,
on The fair ground race eoarse tn this city, to-day,
the black stallion nsmcd !" Legal Tcnder," aacd nse
ycars, paced one mile In two minutes aud twenty
seconds, being only two and half seconds less
than The faetest pacing time on record,
, 1865-10-14

NEE YonK, Oct. IA letter written By Gen.
Grant in the spring Of ls8t when be was about to
he madt ient, Ge1e7nl, TO Gen. Sherman, and tho
Gen. Grant, with bis Characteristic modesty, eaId
that Tor bis success be was deeply indebted to many
officers, bat more especially 10 Gems. Sherman and
cst friendship. Gen Sherman sad: "You do
yourself injustice, and u too much honot,s and
proceeded In the most Cordial aud unaffected M
ner to aeelaie his unboupded admiration for the
character and abilities Of Cen Grant, and the hap
pincss afforded by his friendship. "My only point
OF doubt, said Sherman, ;. was In your knowledge
oi grand ftraegy, and Of books OF SCIENCE and his.
tory hut confess 5our common sense 10 have sup.
EGeJ alI thcte,'
, 1865-10-14

MONTPELIER, VI. Oct. ls.-In consequcnce Of the
tllnets Of Lieut. Gov Gardner. he hat not heen able
Senate. TIE Non Wo;thIneson e. Smith. Scnsto.
from FrBpkIn county. has been elected President
reported II Is .lE. lie will take the oath Of o:cc
and communicate hit inaugural tiif afternoon. Mr..
uchard, OF Chc}tca, prominent rnenter Of the
Hon.e. bus Introduced hin rcrealfuc tie act cx-
s1on1ipe Z. :. sncnttaes frum la1atinu.
, 1865-10-14
The North Carolina Convention.

NEw YonK, Get. ts.-Thc 7rihHne.s lt1leich
letter eays In Convention. Mr. Jouea, OF Rowan.
sent up m ordinance, intended 10 sccnrc e-n..at
amnesty for the whole people, and ,ha, the stae
provide for contn!ttec Of Eve TO e1delvor to Oh.
lain from thr President general amnesty for nj!
pcrxons n the State. except sneh the Preeidcn,
mar choose TO exclude BY uane.
MIR. Broxn, 0! Casuell. o.c:rd resolutions. re-
cocuking the decision Of urTne n final and con.
elusive settlement Of the question tbs. State has
no richftn1 power to scccie from the federal Union
Hf. D,e.zcy+ Of Cherokee, reported an ordinance
{orhiddipE their nssrmptiou OF the siatc war deb!
, 1865-10-14
EuEtise1 Detectives Investigating Ec.
nfa0{h1u In Ilt44 EnuuIrTA

New ToEK. Oct. la-Ihc Noz{d eoyf: "a
number Of detectives from London arrived 'n the
Last eteamcr 10 tbfs city. with special Instructions,
II IL understood, 10 Ecvp ap eye fhc Fenians and
inform the English Government from time 10 sil1s
whatever facts fnnr come to their Gnowlcdc- IL
E11d 10 ihe1n. One OF upre Of III .sc Detectives. II
IL stated left for Chicago, where II is believed the
Fcnians arc orcanired In t.reasr stEugth than npy
whefv else in America. excepting New York and
vicinity Il Is understood the fenIans have adootdd
et1icier Fer1cy in their communications md ar
tfpns than formerly rep0rted.@
, 1865-10-14

TEE TogK, Oct. 12-Ars- Ann l.o7ier, who suf-
Je4rd the loAs Of Ice by o! tDjnres received
through the carcle+sne>s OF driver while getting
lnto ooe Of the kntckcrbockrr ela:e. on Broad
wsy, rot verdict Of $1WQ agalnst the Company
3estsaduy, In the Supf410e Court
, 1865-10-14

~ oyY1cx or TER BoABn OF FgnItc WonKs.l
CHICAGO. Oct. It. t.6o-
Whereas. tho Common Council Of the ctr of EhrA-
70 has ordered thai certatn poad situated tn block
thlre } OF Stones Subdivision Of Astos Addition to
main suEtaee mid work to he dons under the
zure1intendeIte Of the noerl Of Public Norks, amt
upon the rial estate eha!1esb1e herewith seeortns
u such eAso n1Ade and provided.
Sos. Therefore, public aos1cs = hereby gwen to III
Eossd OF Public works unl mees Al Room No. Il. IN
the Court Ions: IL sa,d CITY q e eist dsy 81 0cto
The amount directed a. Aforesaid By the Common
Conncii 10 be Assessed the real estaie ehsIeabc
herewith. !. @. afEDRI.E,
FRED LETZ,
o. j. ROSE,
Commissioners Of lie Board Of Public York;
, 1865-10-14

Nxw YORK, Oct. ls.--The He7T1Id publishes list
Of salcs, By New York city brokers, Of gold and
etocls, e required by the Internal Reyenue law,
The operations amounted 10 over six thousand NH.
font Of dollars and y1ehed revenue to The Cor
eminent Of three and half million tlollars.
, 1865-10-14
THE ELECTIONS.


IOWA.
-MArtuA1Irowx, Oct 1a.-1his county fsfarsha1l)
gives Governor Stone $40 majority-about the same
as at tho LIST election.
1he Republican majority IN Muscatlne county is
from ao0 10 $50.
Tie election in JOHNSON county made clean
sNtep Of Tie postuUa. Stone WILL have about 100
majority.
Stone viii Eet 100 majority in Louisa connt1.
, 1865-10-14

EEw YonK. Oct. 1s.-The I!I77s says: "a Gen
Grants order muste1ng out co]orrd troop. re
men, and the reduction will, it il said rnon se fol
lowed by another Of G.Stb men, leaving a Standing
force Of Emo. The economical dettsr. of thl
pared i,st o1 over hnnd1sa Generals. and j.
nyine upon tic Secretary Of War their immediate
dHctaJge."
, 1865-10-14

/ UNI OIka IIVAS NV I1OE.
~ OTHEx or TIE BoA5p OF PupI1u WoHta,
CHICAGO, Oct II, 1Sh5. !
Where's, the Common Eoaneit Of .ha ciy Of Chtca-
80 has o1ered thai Carai street fsom !he honta Me
cutbeu Oiled and paved with wooden block Pavement
kafd work to be done under the anpertatendcuca OF
tY4lx thousand hundred and twenty three do1lsfs
and elevea cent?. b asse.sed npon tbs real estate
co1lns % ne provisions q sne lavised Charter. NJ
Vow ferel lpre public notice ID nesrby given TO al
PERSONS interested; thar th; Connm.sloaeIs Of tae
.te Court House. In said city tho list day Of ocso
heI \. D. 1sss- At the hur Of 10 o'clock A. u, "a H.
scss the onunt directed a.oFe1ald by tho Conmon
Caucr be assessed the real estate deemed hee
dted By said coEtem plated improvement
FIRED. LETZ,
o. j. ROSE,
Commissioner Of the Board Of Public Works.
tH-kk
, 1865-10-14

WASHINGTON. Oct. 13.-The ST. Louis Post Office
rot scanned disposed to trouble the present incan,
bcpt. Senator Henderson. ". Z. .ft%hbacx nnd
Frank Hla1s R.r now in town, and Will have an 1n-
tefest III the nat1eT.
, 1865-10-14
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

Mount Hood In Ernptfon-Tlse Central
PneIlic Railroad Extension Lnte
from Japan-Hcavy Ffoods-The Re-
bcltjpus PfoFlnccs-StcaulerN News.
SAN Fn1xc1sco, Oct. ll.-Mount Hood, in orc.
ron has been tp state Of eruption, stuce Septen-
6tr ~. which It Is supposed had soEne connection
viii, the recent earthqn nake IN California although
the Central part qf the State only felt the shock
The SACRAMENTO Unioo FAYE Inc Central Pacific
survey, TheF have developed bette. tiue over the
mountalns than was anticipated. Tho directors,
al.er tull consideration Of the york beio.e them
Tucker. River On Tho eastern slope Of the Sierra
Nayada, 1l8 miles rom Sazumento, before nex1
year. They hare given The Necessary orders te
effect the object
SAX Fn4SeIsco, Oct. lD.-Scws from kauasawa
, 1865-10-14

The South Carolina Rardon Memorial
Denial of Cruelty to Freetimen-Tase
Tirrfrfn T1ferfJan.-EuEx1Efrn

yIrntufn Eicctlon-SubsIstcrc
New TonK, Oct 1a-A special 10 The Post, rom
Warrington 18th, eaye the memorial from the
south carollns Convention fes the pardon of Da:is
Trenholm and AagTath, has been presented to the
PTeeIden., and he will gIve reply this afternoon
Marshal Goodloc, Just from North Carolina. aays,
two-hrta Of the reports Of cruelty to colorcd peo
pic in tna1 St1te are fa1se.
Adyiccs from Richmond state TINT 1t Is feared
two Of The Ccngrestnen elect will not take the
oath. :. -,
The New York 1Fittme,s Washington tpecial
Faye: Tho Secretary Of War has called upon
Qnartermaster General MeieR to furnish m csu-
ma.e OF the total cost OF eubsi=ing l, ,0oo troops
for twelve monthe.
The Wathingtou Correspondent Of The Erfaing
Pot, epeaking Of the rrcsideurs speech to The
cooftd soldiers, says The feeling heis Il that tae
6nt this may be partly iu consequence Of NJ. John
sons repeated private assurance of bis desire to do
the coed As hss sspesedly asserted e n pvse
be woula vote to ere the ballot to la4slIgent spd
industrious negroes. Those pefsons hsfe :, wno as
terday's tpeech fayorably, because they know his
opinions upon potnta not touched npou IN the
, 1865-10-14

WARRINGTON, Oct. 14.-Tht tcstttnauy o! the
irx ca.e on both sides, will probably be conc ,u-
ded tomorrow, n tn n 1t concerns Tho prisoner
personally, bni the Government viii. tn addition.
Introduce testimony Of general character oeasihs
GU the general charge Of conspiracy
, 1865-10-14

Ntw YonE, Oct. la-The Directors OF the Chi
cago and Rock Island Company have appointed a
committee Of three Of thef. number to negotiate
for The purchase aBd CONSOLIDATION Of the M.ssts-
sippi and Ntssonrt Ratlroaa, to which the Company
hare already n1de considerable advances Of money.
, 1865-10-14

pE1EueBUnd, Va. Oct. 1s.-Rev. ttonert toset.
mar d well Known mer1lber OF the Protestant
Erteeral church. Was brutally murdered ner Cav
ton, n. C.. Wednesday night last- The p.Tpttra
+ofs sr. Lol yet tdcutteed Ibe deceased "ae
widely known and much beloved IN Firkiana.
, 1865-10-14

Government Cotton sales.
NEW fonk. Oct. 1a-Af the Goyernmrnt IL. ~
cotton to-day, l,sn hllce were disposed oi Sea
1elnnd brought from TIC to <i,05: Georc,a mia.
dlipg, o9HGGG; New Orleans mld1tIny, I9X I5;e.
, 1865-10-14

The kcw York 0AIclnl Investigation.
Rayk: We undcE1tand that Gov. Featun has dir
ni-tcd the chs1Ecr aEa,ust Comptroller brennan,
Corporation Counsel Dcvtn, Recorder NoI.nsn,
hare recently f,ccn Investigated hy him IN this city
fA- lhc proceedings u the Street Commission
efx tse concerned
, 1865-10-14

The Foftrc''~ Monroe Pss.operx.
Foa1nEs* MoSEoE OCT. 1l.-Quartcrs are being
beeu tsanstefred, for Mctvrs Civ @ ana sttehoii r
preparatory 10 their removal fruc tnn1r n,.s.ns,.
f,ytSnrS -@' N1+A1 <1Des1A@ic
, 1865-10-14

PHT.ADErP11A. Oct 13.-T1e htc conpsuIc4
Fitt1burC, HUNTINGTON, Hstr1shurg and Lama .tcr,
viii proceed to Philadelphia, suna.y mprui7;, 10
participate In The monster frcn ma parade nn
Aouday: Tue Hope company Of uaeri.bueg will
bring with them ttlctf etea1n engine.