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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03

UNITED STATES suPRuME CoURT-Mareb
=, 1855 On motion Of Mr. Attorney General
speed, Hon. Jossph segaF, Of V rginia, NRs
admitied an attorney and counsellor Of thil
court.
on motion Of Hon, C. A. White, Thomas r.
Taylor, EsQ., Of Ohio, vaa admitted an Attor.
neS aod counsellor Of this court
Ou molten OF Mr.. Ashton, John A. Claik,
Esq OF Pennsylvan'A wAs sdmitted an attof.
neY and eouusell " OF this court.
On mo- on cf Hon. kevefdy Johnsnn. John
Baker, W. c. Kingsley asd Alexander Than,
E,qrs. were admitted attorneys and counsel.
on motion Il Mr. Evsrts, Chas. J. spencer,
Esq OF New York, was admitted an attorney
and counsellor Of this Court.
I'm motion of MT. Brsdg, Hon. John w
LonEy, Of Michigan, was admitted an attorney
and onunAelisT OF this Court.
Oh motion Of Mr. Carlisle, A. J DgitTIek Of
WashtnG Gton, and Wm. n. Clifford, Of Maine,
were afmittoi attorneys and eounSsliors OF
this Court. .....
no. :SI Tho Uui,ed s'atss pl.indff in error
Va A lot or cargo Of wheat. In error 70 The
circuit court ". 8. for the district OF Mary.
land. On motion Of Mr.. Brent this cause a.
dotke'ed and disnisICd.
No 9nOi Ers'tul sPsrrov, st al, Claintifs
tlUn g. dismiss this cause was arEued hy MT
Browning ALd Mr., Cope In support IN sreoI.
and by Mr. G'Cnnnor In opposition n ereto
No. 216. Willis Funnis'on, spptlia-t va
John StainthTOp ct Al. Tbe m l,ion tn dIsmtss
this cause was argued by Mr. Bradley In sup-
port thereof, snd ~ Mr.. Morton, In opposi.
tion thereto.
Adjourned until wtdue,dsy next At twelve
O'Clock.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03
A Bold Rebel A,t,mpt Frustrated.

CHATTANOOGA, March 2.-The Gar,ns
has lengthy details Of the capture Of rebel
yAwl, with fourteen men, at Chapman's
landing, below Kingston, on tho TenDes-
sec river, by loyal Teunesseoans. Tho
yAwl was armed with tOrpedOes for the de-
sTuctIon of Government property. The
party were regularly uniformed, aud ac.
ting under orders Of the rebel Navy De-
pgtment.
Tho yAwl was built In Richmond and
brought 10 Bristol on the cars, placed on
tho Holston, and thence conveyed with
mntiled oars 10 the place Of Its capture.
The Instructions were, not to destroy or
disturb anything till they got below Kings
ton, where they were TO destroy the Gov
ernment property. 1t was hoped also IL
destroy the warehouses and rolling mi Ills
at this place. Tho whole enterprise was
In charge OF scientific officers.
The rebels are Chagrined at being out.
witted by half their number of citizens,
after having run the guantlet Of soldiers at
Knoxville, Kingston, and other points on
the route.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03

MARYLAND LEaIsLArURH.-Int the Senate
yesterday bill was reported to repeal tho
law requiring one United States Senator to
be taken from tho Eastern Shore. An ad-
verse report was made on the resolution
for the creation Of school fund OF "a, ,OOO,-
900. A bill authorizing the Mayor and
City Council Of Baltimore to tax the prop
erty Of non residents was passed.
In the House similar resolution TO the
one reported In the Senat", relative to re-
quiring ono United States senator to be
taken from tho Eastern Shore, WAS offered
and read second time, but q motion TO
suspend the rules failed. The amcndatory
boundary bill was amended, passed and
sent to the Senate. At the Union caucus
on Wednesday night II WAS resolved that
the vacancy in tho United States Senate
should be filled from the Eastern Shore. A
Union caucus was held In the evening, and
Mr., u. l.. Jordan nominated for Librarian,
and Mr.. Samuel Hindss for Police Com
missioner.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03

POlitIo nj, Musle al, Dramatic, Military,
40, go. 80, 40.

POlitIo a, MuSie al, Dramatic, Military,
40, 90. 40, so.
WV. Q. BRYANT, the poet, pays an In
come tax en- S!s Ss2j and his SOn.in-IaW Parke
e. odWin, the In nAEing editor OF Tho New
York EUsHiHg PSI, pays Ike tax on sI1Is7.
Captain CARROLL II. PoTTHR, to be As
SiStAnt AdJutAnt General Of Volunteers, with
theTsnk Of MAJOR, to date FEB Is, 1895.
Assistant Surgeon q. A. MCCALL, United
States Army, has beeh rel SVed kom duty In
the Department OF Washington, and ordered
to report TO the commanding General Of the
Army OF the PJtomAc, for Assignment 70 duty,
ASsistant. Surgeon CTRUs BACON, U. 3.
A., has been relieved from duty In the Middle
DspArtm and ordered 10 report 10 the com.
mAndiAs general, Middle Military Division, for
duty.
Assistant Surgeon J. W. WILLIAMS, u.
5. A has been relieved frSm duty In the Mid.
die Military Division, and ordered 70 repoIt To
the commanding general, Middle department,
for duty.
GBoR0H W. KENDALL has been heard
from. He 10 on HE IGnShS In Texas, ralsinE
sheep and cattle and shooting Wild turkeys,
waiting for peace, troubled SOnsWhat BY the
IadiAns, and "WaKinG on TO thrSesOorS yeaEs.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03
REBELs IN the CITY-FAOTs
Nnnnn nnnaInRnIHa

woRTR oOHsIDERIE9.
Al the present time large numbsrs Of so
called desorters from the reb,l army ere
arriving In this city, and, sftsr taking the
oath Of allegiance, arc furnished with
transportation 10 any portion OF the loyal
ststes TO which they may desire 70 60.
Is such policy wisei IL It desirable TO
have so large number Of men, who, until
recently have been aiding the leaders OF
the rebellion, let loose In the community,
to act, perhaps, 90 spies, or In some other
similar capsclty1
No doubt many OF these men are heartily
sick OF the rebellion, yet there are some
instances that have come to our knowledge,
which indicate that portion Of them are
still tainted with dIs'oyalty.
II may be that JEFF. Davis and his asso.
cistes ere convinced that military opera
tlops, % heretofore conducted, arc not
likely To accomplish such results rs they
desire, and that they are encouraging "de-
sertlons," In order 10 do indirectly what
they have hitherto failed to do directly.
Sui'o numoer OF 'ne'o aOser'ers nave
gone 70 iihno"' IL u wen known thaa
there are, particularly In some Of our
Western States, large organizations OF men
so -'s no'e VI ie's VI synPe.ny win 'ns
O0'', "po hno"s ou' 'na' 'Ois u par
"A push 70 concentrate ~ many OF thes'
o - possiUio' ~ some cop'cn,oh
-1u Po1n~ps ooscu'o i'esn.y' "hers 'ne'
"i1 .no"s rooei sy"Ps'n'Seisi
"Ho "u ,usn '"eua win arms equip
S" Hnu ot.eE suppne'' "n'cn Will en'
80 '-o.' " w " more injury tnan
10y eou'. W remA'n'Dg IN 'ne vicinity oil
Nv souie sueh seneuio 20 'nis con
o e,s, 'uo oA',' .. mo assertion OF tn'
80 p''''' ana roi.ers'ea Dy tne Louis'
',.' io o0",'a'' inst 'oe ieoeis are going 70
uo sone'"'pk sno''y tnss VIII s'artle the
"oI,u'
iu''o " oanger 'ha'' owing 70 the bril-
nAn' successes Oh Tue Union forces during
s"o past 10" oeSs' We may De lulled Into q
ieeiinR Oh suen aosoiute security ss will
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03

The Patent Once building presOntS q
busy scene under the manipulStions Of the
Inauguration Ball Committee, whose em-
ployees are hard at work In decorating the
grand hall with AAgs and tasteful draPery.
The salon de ddnSs will present a magnld,
cent spectacle when 1t has been completely
fitted for this Jets, which Is destined to be
more brilliant, as under the happy aus
PIces of the country, Il will be moro pleas
urable than any preceding festival Of the
kind at the capital. Most ample arrange
mentS are being made for refreshing the
souls and bodies Of those made hungry and
thirsty by the exercise OF dancing. Long
rows OF tables are hullt In tho commodlous
halls Of tho building, aud no la Dor Ia spared
In anticipating the wants Of all who may
attend.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03
The Very Latest From
Richmond.
News from Rebel Papers Of
March I'd.
0minous Silence Respecting Gen
Sherman.
CharIestoa BoIIttIsd by the Rebel
Edit re-.


The Richmond DispOteh Of yesterday,
March Cd, has come to hand. 1t contains
but little Of interest, being altogether
silent respecting sherman'S movements.
Tho Dispdtch says that Grants forces are
still masSed at HAtcher'S Hun, but the deep
mud prevents any movement for the
present.
Il Alto says that Messrs. Hughes and
Singleton, "the Yankee commercial agents
and not peace commissioners, have ar
rived.
The Dipateh has an editorial treating
with contempt our capture Of Charleston,
which It sLlgmstizes as q little city about
as large Ss a respectable ward in New
York.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03
PREPARATIoNs ron THE INAU-
GURATIOH.

The city begins 70 overflow with strsn-
gers who have come 70 witness the re4nsu-
guration OF President Lincoln tomorrow. /.
rhe hotels are running over. In some Of
the leading ones the parlors were occnp!ed
by ladies and gentlemen, sitting up all
night because no beds could be found for
them. Tonight the PhilsdelphIa Aremep
srrlve, and will move In torchlight proces.
sion up the avenue.
The Capitol has been thronged with
strangers to-day, and II the rainy weather
subsidss tomorrow, the city will present
gay appearance indeed
On our 1rSt page will be found the pro
grHmme Of arrangements at the Capitol 10.
morrow, and on the third page the pro,
grSmme Of the procession.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03
THE uLTIMATUM OF PRESIDENT
LINCOLN,

have constantly been, an now, and
shall continue ready to receive any agent
whom he, (JefTerson Dsvis,) or any Other
innuentiAl person now resisting the ma
tlonal authority, may Informally send to
me Nt'h Las VtsS Of SecUrf"0 peace TO TIE people
Of OUR oSI COMMON COUNTRY.
sa. .ua .. A. LINCOLN.
Three things arc Indispensable, to witi
/. Tho restoration OF tho national Gu-
thority throughout all the States.
.. No sapsding by the Executive OF the
United stste', on I.s slaveTy question, from
the pOsltion assumed thereon in the late
Aunusl message to Congress, and In pre-,
cedipg documents.
9. No cessation OF hostilities short Of al
end OF the war, and the dlsbandIng Of all
forces hostile 10 the Government.
All propositions not Inconsistent with
the above, will be considered and passed
upon In . spirit Of sincere liberslity.
.1r..-.. ABRAHAM LiSooLS.
IEr.raeis Of Leiieys from the ProsidSni 10 p. r.
Biaiy, ST., an4 S cTtiGry Ssicdrd.l
THE OF JErF. DAVIS.
In the note which passed between Mr..
Lincoln and myself In the matter Of the
nnoniciAl peace conference there was one
marked difference, spoke allsa,n of TWO
oouHrRnsl Mr.. LINCOLN SPOKE OF
"oUR ONE COMMON COUNTRY" /
can have no "common country" with the
Yankees. Myllfo Is bound up In the Con-
federacyj and, II any man supposCs that,
under any circumstances, can be an agent
Of reconstruction Of the Union he has mis-
taken sVsrV element Of my ndtWe'
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
tEn,aef ef speech d,Iivsy,d BY hin, February
en, 1855.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03
LOCAL NEWS.

FoRdERI.-Y Yosterday Mr.. 8. T. Murray,
. clerk In III Qua teTGl 81 T's DopATtnsL
was arrested By Detective Donaldson, on the
charge Of pre- snting = fOIg,d eSrtInsAte Il
aeehs that Murray had bbeA absent iron the
once aba I mouth Ahw dAl go he Gp-
peaTed 81 the Cf m 10 and demanded his month q
sNlAry, prcBentlTR 2 = certificate pu porting 10
he signed BY Dr.. J. &. Morgan. Uss Of the
eiei he IN tue once pronounced the eeltinoAts
forgery. The case WAs referred to the see.
r"iAry OF War, and bis sTrrst ordered. He
WAS tIk n bef'Te justice BhsVsll. Or. MIR.
gAn appsATsd aud pronounced the esrtta.ate
Iioee November last. He WAS hsld 10 bail Tor
court.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03
America IN Europe Letter ON Rev
Byro Sunderland.

=
Byro Sunderland.
WARRINGTON, March I, 1888.
MRssRs. EDTToRS: have Just received a
letter from Rev. Byron Sunderland, the
American clergyman at Paris and former
pastor Of the a. street Presbyterian church
II this city, and Chaplain Of tho United
states Senate, from which l send the fol
lowing extracts, which may instruct and
interest the loyal publlc!-KLC.
The good cause OF our country proceeds
tpAce. God bG praisedl The late cleo
lion has knocked our enemies IN Europe
between tho eyes. All the despots and all
The enemies OF free government have been
calling the attention OF tho millions in Eu-
rope TO the last great failure Of Republics,
~ they took II for granted that II must be
I failure in America. Aud now, lust As
they have pointed their finger and got the
gaZs Of the whole world upon us to wit
ness our downfall, behold! We do not fall,
blt stand, and rise up greater than ever
We must sec the hand Of God In this. IL
Il not gloriOusl Great things must come
Of II. The politics and religion OF Europe
Lre beng silently Affected today by the re
lection of Lincoln, in the way and result
I II, more than any other event which has
happened the present century. The long
problem Is solved; great people may be
'apsblC-are cSpable-Of seli-guvcrnmen,!
FROM this hour the papacy tumhles-STls.
tocracy unblcs-monarchy tumhles-im-
Periallsm tumbles, and up 20 the rlghis OF
the great eternal people, without distinc-
tion Of race Or color, cast or complexion,
founded on the everlasting, God. gives
principles Of equality and right. SO may
II be-.
Whether Dumas will visit the United
states or not can not tell, but hope bo
msy, for, notwithstanding much ego.ism,
what he writes will be read all over Eu-
roPe. NerJ truly, &C.,
b. SUNDERLAND"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03
~. Zen an. a. E.n.u Hs 1.

BosToN, March "A great meeting of
the friends OF Irish nationality was held
last night at Faneuil Hall, under tho aus
picos Of the Fenihn Brotherhood, at which
speeches were made by Colonel Mahoney,
head centre of tho Brotherhood Of the
United States, Captain Walsh, Of Pennsyl-
yania, and A. p. Seno,h, Of Boston. The
meeting adopted resolutions rAtifying the
proceodlngs and res olutIOOs of the late Fe-
niSn Congress held In Cincinnati. Great
enthusiasm prevailed.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03

MEMPHIS, Feb. 2s, via CAIRO, March 2 -
General Roberts, In command Of this dis
trict, will soon leave for Spring field, Mars,
being one Of the examiners of a board OF
small arms to meet there. Gen. Gricrson
10 to have charge Of all the cavalry depart
ment OF tho West.
Tho Bulletin publishes 4 list OF rebel
sympathizers and deserters residing In
Momphis, who have taken the amnesty
oath, numbering 1,045 names. Andrew
Jackson DonelsOn Is among them.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03
THE HEROINE WHO RESCUED
COLONEL sTREIGnT-CONGRES
BIOMAL JUS

Congress has voted to Mrs. l.. A. Rice,
the sum Of gfteeH hundred dollars for aiding
Col. strelght in Richmond, while the wo-
man, Mrs. ABBY II. GRHHH, who safely
PilOted Col. streight from the underground
tunnel of the Libby prison through the
city OF Richmond In defiance OF rebel bay
onetS, to a place Of safety, has not been voted
dnythin0i
Mrs. Rico has been receiving sixty dol.
lars por month, M an employee In tho
Treasury Department, fer nearly one year
Col. streight acknowledge tho services
rendered him by Mrs. Green, and declares
that ho paid Mrs. Rice for her services.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03

All istteESrelating 10 the subscription Of, or
adverttsiny In, the REPUBLICAN should be ad-
drsssed 70 the publishers, - above. ...
An letter. OF communications intended for
pub iestion, or In any way relating 70 the
editorial department OF che paper, should Be
Addressed 10 the editor, ~ above.
Buaintss and other correspondents viii
greatly ohilge tbs PuciiShers and the Editor By
compiling vith the shove suggesticn.
To CoAREsforbEsrs.-No notice Eau b
ehenof ansng gInous communications. WIS,
SysF 70 intsAdsd for insertion NUT be authsn
bsNasA By the nGius and AidIess OF the wri
sr-oot necessarily ion publication, but ~ Z
guaranty Of its EooJ fAith. ....
We cannot undertake 70 return rejected con
munioattona. ..-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03

PRoGoTIoH. .-CAPr. FRAScIs FHssEN.
DEE, Of the l9h United States Infantry,
has been promoted to bSa Major by brevet,
nnd Lleutsnsnt Colonel By brevet, for gal
Liant services St shiloh, and Montell's Bluff,
on Red riVsE, TO date from July Q, 1854
Col. SsaSsndsn iS . con Of Secretary Tss'
OSnden.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03
BY LEG APII
Growers German Opera Troupe.

Growers German Opera Troupe.
PHILADELPHIA, March 2.-It has rained
dlsmnlly all day, and notwithstanding the
weather the Academy Is crowded 10 night
TO It's fullest capacity with most fashions.
BILE audience TO listen 70 Fldello, by
Growers Grand German Opera. The
strcsts are alive with carriages carrying
their lovely burthons. The scene is ex-
tremely inspiring and enthusiastic.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03

DEATH OF CARDINAL WIsGMAN.-We
have by tho MorSyian, arrived at Portland,
the not unexpected tidIngs of the death OF
Cardinal WiSemAu, tho most prominent
champion ofthe Catholic faith In England,
and one of the most influential of all the
Catholic hierarchy. lie died on the 18th
OF February.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03

PHILADELPHIA, March g jay Cooke
reports the sAles Of Seven -ThirtIes to-day
at % 07G,l50. The largest subscription
Western .ubscriptiou was S35 900 from
Dayton, Ohio. There were 2 l2G Individual
subscriptions Of ESQ and SlOO each.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03

THE EXAMINATION OF DhARTHD MBN.-
The Board OF kDrOlnent will not hear the
in the notice for the % TO APPssr. A eeFtAln
mum 'er has bssn nXed 10 examine each day, f.,
ana they arc nOtiaed to appear On such day
PATiieS need not present theme ives for sI.
animation until the dAy nAmed In the BOtIso
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03

Tue rebel War Department has intelll-
genee Of successful affair Of Mosby's
men. On tho 18th lust, Mai. A. (. Rich.
ards, with 3S men, attacked n party OF the
enemy, 100 strong, Of whom he killed and
wounded 25. Among the wounded were a
major aud q captain. He captured o. pris.
oners and 90 horses. lie had one man
slightly wounded,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03

HARRISBURG, March "A meeting OF
the State Medical Board has been called BY
Joseph A. PHILIPPE, Surgeon General OF
ennsylvania, aud will meet al SanFOm
Street Hall, In Philadelphia, on Monday
next, fer the purpose of examining csndi-
dates for appointment rs assistant eur
gtons In PennsylVania regiments.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03
FRIDAYrm,mm,tmun,m,mMAECH 3, 1865.
PREsIDENT,s LEyEE.

We are authorized TO announce that the
PrOsident's next public reception will take
place at the Executive Mansion on satur-
dsy evening, March 4th. between the hours
Of eight and eleven O'Clock.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03

II Inauguration BslI.-Tha nnal
eeIInE Of tho Floor Com mittee will b. n I'd
At the Csion League Hall on FRIDAY EVEN
- q At ,ighi O'Clock. A ful attendance 10
uqu-sed. JAMES GALWAY,
mL2-2t Chairman.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03

THmTT GUERRILLLs SRNT NoRTH The
thirty guornllAs that were captured some
time slhoe By the s'h ILllaoiS cavalry were
Gant lAGt evening to FOTt Warren. They were
captured in LOuloun and fAuquiSr counties.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03
rnhc.7I

Motto No more Add tI0BaI
tickets for lhd'eE wifi 10 sIll. The tieEets OF
Adml lssion for gsntlemsa viii Include any
number OF lsdI6s.
Parties having purch Ased ladies' uCkets will
have the money T, IuIdeI.
by OIdeF ofthe supervisory con mltiee:
ml-u u, Is rRENLH n, ChzIrukn.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03

sioHoR BLlTZ.-Ths signor bas turped
beaton Hal into ter pie If n Aeio and ,ri,h
his lsafned anary birds Rnc hia gfest vsnl
tril Gu Al power, hss made fiT himssi A name
"not Tor dsy. hut tor ali tIms.n ID Sili sps,
msny luyenhe eart 81 h vhsn they lesrn
Ihls afternoon and evening he gives ts o Of
hts unique perfnrmarc css. Hts pefformaness
ior to-mnrrow Hftsrnooo and evening will bs
both varied and interestinE. "
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03

Tie municipal election In Frederick
MarylSnd, on Monday, resulted In favor OF
the Union ticket, with Mr.. Engolbrecht As
Mayor.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03
THE TnIRTY-EIGHTm ooN0nEss

Before smother issue of the REPUBLICAN
the 8sth Congress, will cease to exist. No
preceding Congress can boast prouder
record. II has abolished human slavery
In the United States
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03

WESLEY CHAPsL CoScERr.-Tbe atten-
tton OF tbe muhio-ioyinE community is esIles
20 the ehhestt TO bs Fiven BY the Weslev
Chapel Choir this eVenirR, AZ tie church eot
neT Finh and y streets. Dlstinf ulahf d sinser.
from other ebolrs Of the city will assist, fhs
selesfious havo been made with great care
and will not fail 10 pleass the Ioysrn Of Tood
music. The concert VIII be under the dirse.
tion OF Prof. G & W. sharrctts, leafer Of m.
ohoir. Prot. V. W. Cau!held will preside Al
the DianO. -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03

Yesterday morning Pa
trolman Ly sch found dead iIfsAt near the
oorl sr OF Ninth and r streets. The body WAs
tAksn 10 tSS stAtion-bouss, and IN lRQ1sst
held By acting soTOner Johnson,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03

Al Rochester, N. Y, ten persons have
been Indicted by tho grand Jury for con-
SPirAey, In combining 10 keep ub the prlces
OF coal.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-03

lB1- Annotated Survivors OF the " ar
Of lsl2 - Me mrers OF the 'Iarcia'iOn, with
their eockAdss and badges, wi | AsIepble In
tho west part OF he hall, tsCeona story J Post
ID % l,epattmept on tha morning OF SATUR-
DAY NFxr, the 4th Of hisreI, At . o,elo Oh, TO
unite 10 the ceremonies OF the inauRnration
OF 'brhhsm Lirc In, Presirent, and Andrew
Johnson, Vice Pei ndent Of the United StAttG.
BY order Of the Pres dent
JAMES LAURENsoN, Secretary.