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IRON BUILDINGS,

UNION MANUfACTURIN0oCOMP
OF RICHMOND, VIR6f&1A,
Buildings 81 all styees; to repair 6teaA 1nginee
and Machinery Of all kinds with pfo0ptnooo, oaA
to do all work usually executed in
GENERAL MACHINE SHOP;
q their works, on
CARY STREET, NEAR 11YTEIH1H.
Orders from all parts Of the country afe solicited,
and parties may rely upon adelity and Dispatch.
TRLEGRAPHlC INSTRUMENTS
made, repaired. and constantly on hand, foe eale
rs above. DO lI-0
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ORGANIZED SEPTEMBER, 1895.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $50o, 900
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SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.

With view to encourage spirit of economy,
especially among the aboring and salaried classes
this Bank will receive deposits and grant certih-
Gates therefor, payable with Interest and Oh de-
lnand without notice.
This system Is In extensive operation in the
Northern cities and In Europe, and IT. advantage
are NO apparent that none having Idle capital
should fail to avail themselves Of Its benefits.
de Its n. AUGUST, President.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, DEcBhYBR' Q and 10, 1896

IMMATURE Acknowledgements II, 1895.
Sun rises 1911 Moon rises (morn). ~ s.
sun sets. .......... ~ High water. IL O.:
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HARRISON, GODDIN & APPERsON,

:
BANKERS AND REAL ESTATE AUCTIONRERS,
(Second Ploor, No. 23l Main street.)
BUY AND SELL COIN, STERLING, STOCKS,
BONDS, COUPONS AND BANK NOTES.
Receive DEPOSITS on the most favorable terms.
Make COLLECTIONS in the United States, Cana
das, West Indies and Europe.
Advance on Produce In hand or on consignment
with bill ladinS
Sell and Lease Real Estate PUBLICLY or PRI-
VATELY.
HARRISON, GARTH & CO.. Bankers, (DASIHL
DoDs0x, Cashier,) Is New street, New York
WELLINGTON GODDIN. JAMES L. APPER-
SON, Richmond.
SAMUEL J. HARRISON. DAVID J. GARTH,
New York. = dc n-lOt
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RELIGIOUS SERv1cgs.--Rev. DR.. Pryor, VINO
is now an Evangelist of East Hanover Prasby,
terry, is preaching in this city, at the Third
Presbyterian Church, Church Hill. He began
his labors acceptably on yestesday, and Will
preach again tonight at half-past seven
o'clock. His sermon yesterday morning, on
the "Victory of Faith,' was an impressive
discourse, as was evinced by the attention and
interest Of the audience.
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WN. b. IsAACs. WIN. g. TAYLOR. JOHN c. WILLIAMS.
WILLIAM b h, HAAS & CO.,
CORNER NAH AND FOCRTKRxTH STREETS,
Dealers In
COIN, STERLING, BANK NOTES, BONDS,
STOCKS, INLAND BILLS, &c.
Collections made on all accessible places In the
United States, Canada and kurOpe.
Deposits received, against which checks may Do
drawn ~ with the banks.
STERLING BILLS drawn ON BARRING BRO.
THEIRS 4 CO, Tendon, from Il upward.
once hsdl5 isom 4. y. tolP. i. Dc u-iw
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THNPORARY OFEICK:
No. FOURTEENTH STREET, UNDER EX
CHANGE HOTEL.
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TOHN DOOLEY, 239 SPoTsw0oD H0-
q TIL, RICHMOND, VA, has on hand, and e con-
sRs psxs;. ssZes e HATS
TRADE. His old friends from North Coeo!ins,
Tennessee and Virginia invited to visit and OK
anime his stock. They will ind It equal TO any
North or South. do llSm
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
NATHANIEL AUGUST, JOEL A. FITHlAN.
}oH " vi SLi HAhf join A pddIEY
" n McVEIGH. WALTER K MARTIN,
JOIfN H. GREANOR, HUGH w. FRY,
H. Il. DICKINSON.
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Forty-four scholars belonging to the diffe-
rent schools had been baptized and joined the
church during the month.
After the reports had been read short adj
dresses were delivered by the Revs. Mr.. Hut
chin, Of Manchester; Dickinson, OF Leigh
Street Jeter, Of Grace Street; Mcl%arthy, OF
Oregon Hill, and Burrows, of the First Bap-
fist Church. The exercises were concluded by
a prayer and the benediction from the latter
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M ESSRS. FRENCH & CO., HOUSE,
wi SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAIHT1Re, PA
PER-HANGERS AND DECORATORS, are now
prepared to attend all orders In their line Of bu
siness. Country orders promptly attended 70. sign
rate terms Paint shop and 0Aee on Wall strset,
second door from Main. j. ]. 1k1lC4s
do JOHH 0lHLlM.
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SPECIAL NOTICE. r. B. COOK re-
- speetfully notifies his friends and Tie public
that be has REMOVED HIS OFFICE from No. -
No. 80 Main street, two doors above Fourteenihs
adjoining the Times building, and renevs tho
tender OF his services - AUCIlONk89 Tor me
sale Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE q reeiaonees,
STOCKS OF GOODS, &C., &c. He will also attena
to the sale of REAL ESTATE, and promises 20 Give
his personal attention to all sales entrusted to ho
care.
He promises the same energy. and aseiAuley 70
business which has secured to him 20 LIBERAL
share of patronage. de ll-Sm
THOMAS j. BAGBY, REAL ES-
L TATE AGENT AND COMMISSION 41R.
CHANT.-FoR SALE Best RID and WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE and BITUMlNOU6 GOALS.
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly filed.
Thankful for past favors, ho respectfully asks
once 10. Wall Tor Efficiently street. bssvssn
Main and Franklin streets. de u-9m
:" b. ROBINS, REAL ESTATE
w . AGENT, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, (o1ee.
Iron fISn. Ru,%Gs' SSysThgE 9s l sEs
PLANTATIONS, large and small, lying In di9ee-
ent sections of the State. Most Of them highly
improved, and convenient either to water nsv1ge-
ton or to railroads.
Prices low and terms reasonable. A call %.
licited. w. b. ROBlQe,
de Its Real Estate Agent, Boz ll3
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IN CROFT, Aasxr, respectfully announces that
he willbe happy to meet his customer e Ne: -
WATca sfEsj &C.. e.ssisiy sspa,isS ~
de- liza g. B. BANCROFT, Agent.
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JAMES w. HAMILTON, cheap HAT
81 and CAP STORE, No. Is Main street, op-
pOsifo St. Charles Hotel, keeps constantly on
hand . large assignment Of HATS, CAPS andl -
MILLINERY. Do u-S
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Baptist SUNDAY SCHOOL US1oN.-The largest
Sunday School meeting which has been held in
this city for four years took place at the First
Baptist Church yesterday afternoon. There
were from twenty five hundred to three thou
sand persons present, a large ma jority Of whom
happv faces was sight which did our heart g
good Interspersed with the business OF the
meeting were a number Of those beautiful
HYMNS from the :" Golden Censor" sung by
the whole congregation; and the union of
earnest, cheerful voices raised a chorus which
those who heard will not soon forget.
The exercices of the occasion were presided
over by the Rev DIR. Burrows; and the 1oi-
lowing report Of average attendance OF officers,
TEACHERS and scholars was read:
First Church ..... 45 teachers, 295 scholars.
Second Church ... "a teachers, l64 scholars.
Grace Street Church 26 teachers, $50 scholars.
Belvidpre Church. IA teachers, lib scholars
Leigh Street Church. 80 teachers, 322 scholars
Sidney Church....... 6 teachers, 10 scno!ars.
Manchester Church.. q teachers, 2l5 scholars.
Washington telegraph., 1865-11-08
70 the Nemory of Hiss Ida Oyerton.

As lately slrayed thro the evergreen bowers,
Whose music so often had chcrred me before,
A voice from the trees, and the birds. and the
flowers,
In accents OF wailing, sang-"lda's no more"
a sweet child of nature, SO gentle. so tender.
Our hearts in her slumber it cheered Us 20 pour,
And all that vas pure in our music to lend her;
But hushed is her voice, for Our ida's no
10 more!" -il r.'. -
In the quiet of evening, the breezc's soft signing
The voice of the stream, and groves On th-
shore, q ig srl . rr'I.
And eehos sweet notes to their music replying
All bear the sad burden-"Our Ida's no morel'
The dear ones whose loved home to cheer she
delighted, .........
N WAiie !ffes pulses beat shall her ncni'ry
f. On adore; o., ilfi t-- --H s -u
Their q bosons are rent-their fondest hopes
..y. blghted:- ls.,r..fr4 .......
Ail. Yell may they weep, for their 'Ida's .l no
. nd -.' ,'.s ~ .. f.- ..nF
All crushed Is her lutte, aud aid can restore it,
For cold are the fingers that swept il of yore;
Yet still when-the wings of the zephyrs pass
o'er it,i ..f -.. I oI l...
1t sighingly whispers-"Our Ida's no more
The angels have added a harp to their number,
Or regained one but lent, they have sought
Though mortals s;ill fancy its voice ever sluul-
bers. o. j. rt't '~iD IN -N ir.
And weep Mt the thought that---~iheir Ida's
no more!' .s.4t . J. II. W.
Washington telegraph., 1865-11-08
II a-gss 5lFor the TsIegraRh-
Provisional GoYernor,.-

IL has heen rumored that Presiiell johnson
has determined to give to the State OF Arkansas
a Provisional Governor, that sire too may AGAIN
be received into the sisseIhDodsst States that
now eElbIace thu onion. 1Thaf eiii1ins mh0
have in good faith taken the oath of ANN sty,
are restored 10 all their civil rights. II the
President 50 proclainis, by what right
th0rity does the inferior officer, the Governor M
the State OF Arkansas. deys to denyi We would
ask GOV. Murphy what IS treasOul Numbers
OF persons are being indicted for treason. b.
ware. Soy. Murphy, That you are not one Of
them. Treason is opposition 90 the Govern
ment under which yoa live. The President Of
the United States has sails that all WHO have
taken the amnesty oath are in full possession Of
the rights of citizenship. Yor, Y ycIr dis
.ranchising proclamation, say that they are not
thereby bringing yourself in direc, conflict with
the decision of tie President Of the L, States
Beware, Gov. Murphy, OF you may Prov your.
self a traitor hut we will leave the weak and
imbeciie old man to pursue his ow II co'srse. and
to listen TO the whisperings of his selfish ald
K ,nsas the name of a man worthy to represent
them as a Provisional or duly elected GcTi rnsr.
Gen. G.. ID. RoYsrCx is the mau. In timr oi
wax he then stood in our so called hall OF repre-
sen,aiion, and boldly advocated. defended and
fought for what he then believed TO be the rights
of the South. No. that peace is restored, he
will do all in his power TO harmonizc tbs con
hicting elemenis, and restore peace ANA haI-
nony to eur Distressed. country. Without FIR
.her continent, we retOmIlrud him as tie man
to represent US in the Cubernatoriul char, either
as provisional or permanent t,Ovelnor.
Washington telegraph., 1865-11-08

H We learn from the Little Rock Panto-
graph, that Cent Grant has issued an order to
muster ont all the celored troops that now re-
main in the Federal seryice,.- 1t is With pleas
ure that we announce this fact. for we regard it
as one of the most important, and at the same
time desirable movements that has yet occurred.
We welcome the news, as favorable omen, pre-
saying the tranquility of the country. 1t is one
step more towards the reconciliation of past an
imosities, and the restoration of pace and qui-
etude TO the land The numerous outrages
perpetrated by these ignorant and uncfyilized
beings, prominent among the number, the eject
naent into a gutter Of the .redoabsadie' Govern
or of Tennessee. has probably induced Gen'l
Grant to the conclusion that their services can
be dispensed with But whatever may have
been the cause of the promulgation'of this i'm
portant edict, we heartily endorseit and hepe
the order may be speedily 'enfstced, and that
ere long not one of these sat!e aearriors may be
found with arms in his hands2gin the whole
country.
Washington telegraph., 1865-11-08
ORITLAR.X.

At the residence OF her father, near Paraclifta,
on Sept. 9TH, 1865, MARY STUART, HoPsoN,
aged years, months and l2 days, closed her
bright sparkling eyes in that'sleep which wakes
not ..iHs.ll. ff..lH. X 4If|HiuHt nTH f.
.'Til the sixth seal shall ope and the tempest
shall sound, . 81. t.--. ....- ..--
Then the dead shall awake that sleep under
grpund. 7-' 1A". .>aEp 1ni ua
Mary was, for several years, a pupil Of Para
clifta Seminary, under the tuition of the writer
of this notice, 2 aud her smiling face and sweet
voice glad deped the heart of her Sunday School
TEACHER almost every Lord's Day morning.
While in her disposition and attachments she
possessed the CHARACTERISTIC sweetness OF alittle
child, in intellectual capacity she rivaled those
|of ripper years.-Iier scheolmates and teachers
will ever cherish pleasant memories of Mary
Stuart Hopson, and often slug in her absence
that sweet song with which, as little eXami-
nation speech, she closed her school exercises,
and which, we all trust, she has goue to realize
$50 glorious and SO bright,,,'i,, .-,,.-.
II want to be an angel md with the angels stand,
A crown upon my forehead, harp within my
hand;
There right before my Saviour, so glorious and
9 so bright, oAi % s.-sa53Is 1i5fI
I'd wake the sweetest music and praise him day
!. and night Is ss J.. s. sTEvEssoNY
Washington telegraph., 1865-11-08

EyW We are glad to notice in.the Constitution
al Eagle of Camden, the announcement Of the
arrivaIi in that city of Capt. John K. Fellows,
who has just returned sound and hearty. Capt
Fellows has been a gallant soldier, and welded
his sword with as much zeal and determination
in the past conflict, against the Union, and with
as conscientious a conviction OF rectitude and
duty, AS he did his tongue, when he was the ablsst
and most eloquent champion Of the Union cause
in Arkansas before the incipiency of the rebel
lion. We extend-him a cordial welcome, and
hope he viii pay US visitsoe
Washington telegraph., 1865-11-08

!, SAD DEATH.-Major c. P. Chandler, OF the
18th Arkansas Regiment, late Confederate ar
my was found dead in the street at St. Louis
on the night Of the 18th October. He had just
been paroled by Gen. Wilsoa, e. S. A, at Ma
con Ga He had upon his person. his own
photograph in Confederate uniform, a lady's
visiting card, and two poems composed by him
self in the Military Prison at Louisville, one a
love song and the other to the '.Trippled Bar
red Banner The coroner rendered verdict
insthe case died from debility, the result of
Washington telegraph., 1865-11-08
LIVERY STABLE.
Sherif'S Sale.

STATE or ARkhN~AS. .r
HiSIlsrEAD CnUArY. .r... 2
NOTICE is hereby givrn, that viii srif IA
WV Y the highest bidder, lDr cash i'll hand. ri
the eour.-h0uy' door. IN ;hs ;sayR % Washing
tsf Hampstead county, Arkansas. or tht 21ti
dAy VI November I-f. ND rll usual hvllrs NJ
sales tLa following described property, 10 vi!
One acrr .! Land, OF ss. ~ ing s,iil b,in.
in thr town nf tirrrIIrillr Hrnir=-lai tyriItfy
snd described A. follows: Lcginuirl, u'ihr north
west corner Of the Southwest 9uaTir. VI s,-ciiull
uinetrtn, in township trn- south Of rarg- n
west, thenca east tn poles and four links n"
stake. thence senth thiTty-eiglt poc' to s; k.
thence vest and north tu the beginning tuT
complement ami quantity. Also, Lois nEnLrr
aud 2. III Block No. ,. 4i.uaf j ia the town
of Washin gion, Hampstead cnrr..v. Also. liz.
southeast quarter of THU -rutl.--.Si HuRrtrr W
,ecihr SEv' nteen, aId tn ra>t kf 40 llIr 4iD.th
west qiD9ri'r ut s-ction tw,i, said t, south
east quarter 81 iEr northwest au!rirr NJ s-crpr
sixteen. aud tie northwest quarts. III Ihr s.ft-
west qiIsrirT qf section sixteen. all il township
eleven. sun:h ~ range - rrSi Also, th- wrs;
halt Nj thr north-"at gIIAIt t--, anl thu north
west quarter " section opo, Ill township tl,.v..n
south 81 rangr % west, and ull stnait.d, hing
and being in thc county mi III mr<irai. And
Star. ~ Arkansas. All j. wiigh property has
been l"vied on as the property of Aiken I .
Boiler, 10 satisfy the debts, damages ami costs :
NJ two rErcIttiors ISSUED fIcn ORr circuit court
OF sud county, one IN favor OF Robert c. Stuart
against jams Ware aud allrn L. BrlirT, and
ON ISSUED rom our said cirrait court il favor
vt Jrmes X. Page, administrator of tile estate
81 Thomas Christian, d-c-as'-d, against Eli v.
Collins, Nuri ~. Neal. and Allen A H,ilrr
JAMES BOREN, Sheriff.
BY B. +. AdoSETT, Dcpt SheF
October I'm. le65. i5-l
Washington telegraph., 1865-11-08

CoTToN.-Advices from New Orleans up 10
the 27th ult., give the following quotations Of
cotton in that city; ordinary 4404h; good Ordi-
nary 4995g; low middling 52G053 and mid
ding 55056. New York dates Of the 2Gth,
s:,te cotton less active but firm at 59e for mid
ding In Liverpool on the 18th cotton closed
bouyant at an advance of Id to ID. .I
Washington telegraph., 1865-11-08

Why are the steps leading to Warmers
Photograph Gallery like young lady of his
acquaintance = Because they lead to adore.
We understand he has her picture exhibition,
Cali in and see it. For further particulars we
refer to his advertisement in another column.
Washington telegraph., 1865-11-08
SFRAEEE.

fROM the subscriber near Spring Hill, Hemp
Il stead County, on the night OF the I'd inst;
two MARE MULES--onc bright iron Erav
O or years old. branded on Her left shOIIdrr
with &c. NJ The other dark bay. branded
with ~. W. B." Both bad on when they ran
of new heather collars. with haIptrs. a liberal
reward viii be paid for their recovery, or any
information OF their whereabouts will be thank
fulyreceived. My residence IN Prairie Dr Ann.
JAS. VI. MORGAN.
W ashlngtUn, Aiks., Nov Sth, 20 alw.
Washington telegraph., 1865-11-08

"a party ofoutlaw ), ,knownas Tom Clark y
band, for the arrest OF from Gen. Hood at one
timelUtfcredzaaaEg,- reward. thave ht,ly been
playing h@vbe in npriheIn Ala3ana.a They
visited the house of john - Wilson, near Flor
snce, and killed hin BY roasting, in order TO cx-
tort money, and then kiiEp ;iir- balanc, ot the
family. including the overst4iry 4iis w4fr and two
daughters. Troops suecreded in capturing two
mcn who avere reccgnizrd is Belonging 70 the
party and shot. The soldiers continued pursuit.;
and killed two more cf thtgang."
Washington telegraph., 1865-11-08
Slerif's Sale.

AT GTICE ~ hereby given. that Will. On The
= = 27th day Of Novrnber, a. D. 1863. 1t be-
ing the first day Of the Hrmpst-ad circuit court,
proceed ~ s1ll AZ tie cutrf-hous- door, in thu
town of Washington, III sBid county the fol-
lowing described real estate:
Par. of thu raSt half of thu northwest quarter,
the west halt OF the northeast quarter; the south
east quarter of the northeast puarttr and the
north half Of thc northwest quarter Of the south
east quarter, and the northeast quarter Of tile
southeast quarter, ali in section seven and tie
south half of the southeast quarter. and the
northeast fractional quarter NJ section six (6)
and the west halt OF the SOUTHWEST quarter, aud
the northwest quartz OF tie noTth-west quarter
of section seventeen (fT): an bf said land being
III township eleven (lll, south OF the bas,. line
in rang, twenty-five (25) west. and containing
il All five hundred and fifty seven acres and
niriy-nine hnndreGths of al acre, more or less
situate, lying and being in the county of Hemp
stead, and State Of Arkansas. and levied upon
Az the property of George W, White, to satisfy
two executions, in my hands against him, onc
n favor of p. /. Brittin & Co and the othel
II favor of VIM. w. Andrews
JAMES .BoREN, Sheriff. I
BY b. +. AMoNETT, Dept SkeF.
October 81, 1865. $50
Washington telegraph., 1865-11-08

i VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR LEASE
The valuable plantation in Lost Prairie, be-
longing to the estate of the late DR.. Isaac Y.
Jones, is offered for lease for a term of years.
Also, the corr, fodder, horses, mules, hogs, cat
tie, &c, now on the plantation, are offered FOR
saie. See the advertisement of w W. Andrews,
Esq, administrator. ....
Washington telegraph., 1865-11-08

81 A story illustrating the cost IF amateur
farming is told of retired merchant, who had
farm on Long Islaiid, with al the modern IN
vcntions, and fancy stock of all kinds After
showing friend over the lg 'anses, one day, hr
invited him into the hotisr. Brown" said h.,
you have seen the best farm in the Statei nov
sit down and rest and take something. have
milk and champagne. Take your choies:--thry
cost :Ae seme.'h ,,er S.r~. .. ft ..
Washington telegraph., 1865-11-08

SAbDLFRT, &C-Mr. J. p Sullivan, at his
stand in the Beller Building. has just received a
new stock O, Saddlery, st: Persons wishing
TO purchase any thing in bis line, or having
any repairing to DO, " ould dc well to eall upon
him See his advertisement.
Washington telegraph., 1865-11-08

Es-Gen Z. Kirby Smith OF she. late Confed-
crate army, and who is now i'll Cuba, has been
granted permission to return, BY the President
q: the United States - -s---.--z -avr 80.
Washington telegraph., 1865-11-08

B The attention. Of planters and shippers is
invited to the card OF Messrs. Spyker dl San
diazss, ,Conmission Merchants, New Orleans.
1t is said to be 4 very responsible house.
Washington telegraph., 1865-11-08

'MoRB NEW GooDs.-Attention is invited to
the advtr isement of Messrs. WeiSel, Meyer n
Co. they have just received a new and well
selected stock of fail and winter goods. ''.
Washington telegraph., 1865-11-08

- Geyl Johnson of Georgia has protested
against the removal of troops from that State,
as he til inks there would be q difficulty with
the negroes. - .- Co.,. . r . f-..t
Washington telegraph., 1865-11-08

tMrs. Lydia H. sigourrey, the American
a,lthoress, died at her residence in Hartford
Conn, in june last, ii the 7lth year of her
age,
Washington telegraph., 1865-11-08

agMore troops are to be sent to Shreveport
La, in anticipation of negro insrrreclion. 1t
was done by request of citizens.
Washington telegraph., 1865-11-08

Joe Davis, brother of the Confederate
ex-President has made application tor the res
toratIon of his own and his brothers property
in Mississippi
Washington telegraph., 1865-11-08

syH How long the Freedmen's Bureau willre-
main il operation may be Inferred from the
statement of Gen. Howard, who says il will be
maintained until freedmen are allowed 10 testify
in Courts
Washington telegraph., 1865-11-08

ET-We are under obligations TO Mr: Virgin
us Block, and Capt. Geo Taylor, for late pa
Washington telegraph., 1865-11-08

SE-A scheme has been presented to the Sec
retary Of the Interior for the colonization Of
freedmen n Florida. .-l. .., Jrs-..
Washington telegraph., 1865-11-08

EyWirtz, the 'AudersonviIle P-isan keeper,
has been found guilty, and the verdict forward
I'd to the President for his acti5ni what the re-
suit will be is unknown.
Washington telegraph., 1865-11-08
sB-The New York Expr4ss thus photograph.

u The New Iogk ExprTss thas photographs
the Radicals: al radicali3n could only learn to
cook its own eggs, boil it, own pot, inrnd its
own cloths and let other peoples pots, aud eggs
and clothes alone, could live in peaceful,
happy. aud contented coantry7 but the real,
live Radical will bon ~ everybody's pot, cook
everybcdy's eggs, and mend evcrybody's clothes
taking all the eggs, pots and clothes, howev-
TT, as his pay itor so DOING" -r- 1-f
Washington telegraph., 1865-11-08

sSA treaty has just been concluded with
the Apache aud Cheyenne tribes of Indi-
ans.
Washington telegraph., 1865-11-08

rg-The Emperor Maximilian has recently
appointed as agents Of a Mexican colonization
society, the rebels Sterling Price and Trusten
Polk of Missouri: J. b. Magruder and n. r
Maury, Of Virginia; Ishan G. Harris, Of len
nessec; z. Kirby Smith. Of Florit-E William
Hardeman, OF Texas; aud John Perkins, OF
Louisiana. 1A E4
Washington telegraph., 1865-11-08

- The trial Of Emerson Esheriigr closed At
Columbus, Ky, OH the J gfh and u ssal-d ver-
diet was forwarded to Major General Thom-
as. for approval, after which il, will be made
public. Etheridge submitted his ease without
argument, and is confident OF acqiittal except
or tine uniIupor,an; charge to which lac plead
guilty. -'-,r-r s..,.rrE -'- .5o-t yt.