Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-13
sUNDRIEs TO suNpRIEs.

THE o'MAnoNEr has issued another bull.
THEr are smuggling liquor ut Brashear
city, Louisiana.
A son of Robert Burns, aged 70, died in
Cheltenham, England, recently.
THE Virginia Legislature takes recess
from the 2lst to January 3.
LoNGsrREEr and Loring, late rebel gener-
ais, are in New Orleans
FRANK PiERcE's joining the church is
considered case Of reconstruction.
BERRY, one-armod guerrilla, has been
duly hanged at Louisville.
GEN. sHEPLEY declines to be Supreme
Judge in Maine.
FIrz Henry WARREN has accepted the po-
sition as Minister to Guatemala, and is ex.
pected soon to leave for his post.
The Louisville Journal thinks when the
devil is pardoned it will be time en- ough to
pardon Quantrell.
PROVISIONAL GOVERNOR JOHNSON, of
Georgia. asks to be relieved, and su ggests
that jenkins be inaugurated.
The New Orleans Pioaynn1 does not like
the election of the Senators to contest the
seals of Messrs. Hahn and Cutler.
THE Queen has lately per mittej her private
band to play at dinner in Windsor Castle for
the first time since the death of her husband.
HENRY II. MORRISON, an engineer on the
New York Central railroad, took laudanum
to put him to sleep, and it produced his last
sleep.
commenced an annual address to the children
of the public schools as follows "when l
take a retrospective view Of the scene before
me-" The tittcring of the children pre-
vented the learned chairman FROM proceeding.
'BEAr" doesn't see by the "light of those
lamps,
For Beau" doesn't get the p!ostful in stamps;
And the Dead Beats will forever lose Hickman,
we know,
If they don't "rslse the ~ind'' and "rosin the
Beau
The following is from Richmond paper:
"Wanted-A situation as son-in law in a re.
spectacle family. Blood and breeding no
object, being already supplied; capital es-
sential. No objection to going short dis
tancc into the country"
The "Trent''-the historic vessel associ-
ated with the seizure Of Mason and sSlidell,
has not long survived the American, war.
At last accounts she was at the Isle of Dogs,
where she was to be broken up. Her career
is ended.
They are getting after the CARROT ers in
Boston now. In the Superior Court y ester
day, Charles Stanley alias Albert McKe ssen,
was sentenced to twenty-five years i'm pris-
onment in the Stat Prison, for high way
robbery by garrotiW;. Jeremiah Hayes and
Frank Crawford, two other garroters, Were
sentenced to twcl We and ten years each.
An untimely joke was played at BreslHu
on the oceasio n of the funeral Of stude mt
who had bee n killed in q duel. The cofii n
had been let down into the grave, when a
voise was heard, apparently proceeding from
tho insidl e Of it, exclaiming, LET me out, l
am sufsv eating" The coffin was Immediately
broughs up and opened, bat the body was
found o be quite dead. The author Of the
hoax vas then discovered to be venti'ilo-
quisa present, who was arrested for disturb
inga religious ceremony.
A NEGRO JURY was empanneled at Cailho,
Mao on county, Missouri, on the 4th instant.
A suit for assault and battery was brought
be fore Squire Ballinger, in which the par
til IS were colored citizens. A jury was SUM-
n oned, composed entirely of cOlored men,
who, after hearing the evidence and the
charge Of the court, assessed the fine OF
twenty-one dOAars each, to be paid or re-
pleviued, and the case now stands recorded
on the docket Of the Justice.
SPEAKING Of the D. B. We lind the follow
ing in the Raleigh IN. c. Stamdard: ''of the
nine members of Congress elect from North
Carolina there are three eX-mcmbers of the
so-caled Confederate Congress, and two o!s
these are unpardoned. Only one of the mem
bers-ele ct can take the required oath. In
three districts, gentlemen who could have
taken the oath were defeated, as the result
of the divisions and distractions occasioned
by the running Of Mr.. Worth for Governor,
and because they had not been as true con-
feierates ms those who are elected. And to
make the. matter worse, one of these unpar-
doned ex.members Of the Confederate Con-
gress- Turner, jr., who was elected
over true Union man-still fingers in
Washington, and by his record and the status
b presents, constitutes himself an argument
! against the admission of the State"
A GENTLEMAN in Alabama, in exerting
bimself one day, felt sudden pain, and
fearing his internal machinery had been
thrown out of gear, sent for q negro on his
plantation who made some pretensions to
medical skill, to prescribe for him. The
negro having Investigated the cause, pre-
pared and administered a dose to his patient
with the utmost confidence Of n speedy cure.
No relief being experienced, however, the
gentleman sent for a physician, who, on ar
irving, inquired of the negro what medicine
he had given his master. Bob promptly re-
sponded, "Rosin and alum, SIR" "What
did you give them for ?" continued the doc
tor "Why," replied Bob, ode alum to
draw up the parts togedder, and de resin tC
solder um, The patient ev entually rocov'
cred.
FRoM the report of James Pollock, Director
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