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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-20
AUCTION SALES.
by GREEN 4 wILLIAMs,
~ AUCTI0NBRRs.

GOVERNMENT SALE OF VALUABLE SQUARES
AND BUILDING LOTS OF GROUND i'm THE
CITY OF WARRINGTON, D. O. AT AUCTION
P Bx ic ORDER q THE COMMISSIONER OF PUB.
On TUESDAY, the 9th day Of October pext. We
viii sell TO the highest bidder, commoncing at
10 o'clock, a. m, at our Auction Rooms, No
o2e, corner Of Seventh street west and street
norm, the following named valuable property,
viz:
Lots No. 8 In Square No. l. Lots No. 8 in
square No. $40.
Lots No. IS in Square No. sSI. Lot. No. I, q,
8, 4, 8, Q, "a %, q, as 26 81, IS %, and 30, in
No. 6lO
ii Lots No. 70, y, - II, and 10, in sgu.r. No.
Lots No. Q, In Square No. 607. Lots No, 1, q. a.
Q, 10, IL, IL, II, and is, in Square No ss5.
Lots No. !, in Square east Of Square No. .O6s
Lots No l, q II, H. Is, H. Is, and 10, in Square
Lots No. /, p 10, IL, H. IS, and "A, in Square
No. ll2e Lots No. >, 4, o, Q, = and 8, in Square
Lots No. /, 2, IL, IL, IS, IA, and Is, in Square
No; lS2 Lots No. l, 2, 10, IL, IL, Is, and a. in
Lots No, i, ., ., 10, IL, and 70, in Square No.
liza. Lots No. 10, IL, u, and Is, in Square No.
s. 5S,, No No. 4 d., T. 49, y u an, =, T. II
and Il, In Square No. l,l3s.
Lots No. l, 2, O., 10, II. and u, in Square No.
,lso; Lots No. l, 2, Q, 10, IL, and IL, In Square
Lot. No. l. 10. II. IL. Is, aud Il, in Square
south Of Square No. l,i4O. Lots No. /, ., II, H.
Is, IA, 10, and 10, In Square No. la. Lots No
=, 4, ., Q, 7, 8, and Q, in Square No. liza Lots
No ], 2, o, 10, II, aud II, In Square No. LAS.
No liza. Lot. No. rs TO- Ii, H. and ' Is, in
Square No. l,l45.
Lots No. i, ., $40, and IL, in Square No.
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Ralttmore Markst.

Prices given bsloto refer to wholesale operations
only, ualess othertofse erprsssed.l
TUESDAY, Sept, 10, 1885.
ALcoHoL-we notice the sale Of 90 bbls. West
ern 95 per cent. at s445 per gallon.
CoFPBB.-Very little doing here. Some inqui-
ry, but stock small, with very little prime. We
notice sale Of 6S bags ordinary Rio at 1917 cts /;
prime held at q lla22 cents gold. At New York
to-day 2,os4 bags Rio sold at Az cents gold, in
bond "'h-
FLOUR. The market is steady and firm, and
without any quotAble change In prices. Inclu-
ded In the sales were Howard street Super. at
grade City Mills at %. %, and 800 bbls. shipping
do at $40 70 per bbl We repeat quotations, viz
City Mills Super. ts .2oasaoo; DO, low grades
Extra, %. 25ass. 90; shipping brands do, slO.5o
Sll high grade, (retailing,D tl2; Family, $3.50
Ohio and Howard street super, ss,s1ats. 7sj do.
Extra, 70 25asl0, and do. Family, slooOas1l per
bbl. u.t -.
GRAIN -wheat-only 5000 bushs. offered to-
day; included In the sales were 600 bushs. white
at a. 20, no prime or choice sold $50 bushs. red
brought o. 10 per bush. Corn--0nly |, 200 bushs.
received; sales reported embrace 900 bushs. In
fsrior white at so cts small lots good at 50 cts.
$3.50 bushs. offered; demand good, with sales OF
400 bushs. old crop at 10 cts, weight; 4,o0C
bushs. new al 43ai6 cts. Rye--Sales Of DOC
bushs. at slas5 cts. per bush.
MOLAssgs-we report sales Of % hhds. prime
Porto Rico at rs cts. per gallon, cash.
PRovIsIoSs-Are held very Arm on account Of
the light stocks In dealers hands; demand from
iobbers for bacon continues fair, with sales o.
shoulders at lsl4als9a cts, and in some instance,
lsiS cts. sides l9l4ai9k ots per ID. Mess porh
is held at 433 per Dbl Inquiry light. Nothing
doing In bulk meats or lard for want Of stock
quotations nominal as before given.
sUsAR.-stock light, and Of desirable qualities
scarce. The Gales comprise 40 hhds. Cuba a
l9+al4l cts. bulk at l31<al396 cts, and IS hhds.
Porto Rico at l4al5I< cts. per fb.
WHrsKr-Is held hrm 81 81 per gallon offered
and refused.
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T ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT RAIL
IL ROAD ENGINES AND CARS.

TSITRD STATES MILITARY RAILROAps,)
OFFICE or ASSISTANT QUARTBRAAsTgR,
WASmSGr0S, d, c., Aug. II, 1858.
Will BE- sofia At MANCHESTER, opposite Rich.
mond, Va, "a TUESDAY, October 3;
Twenty t2') new Grst -clAss Locomotive Eu.
ginea; dive ~ Foot gauge, lvo (O foot drivers
cylinders l6x24 In. capacity OF tank, 1000
gallons.
Five 10y nrst'elass Locomotives, 4 feet S. inch
gauge.
Two hundred aud sixty.hye (2G0 NV Box
Freight Cars, Ave (5l foot gauge.
Piheon Qjl new Platform Cars, ave 10y foot
gauge.
Ten (iO) Freight Cars, I feet SO inch gauge.
The sale to continue from day to day until ali
are sold. Sale to commence at 10 clock.
Terms Cash, in Government funds
II, L. ROBINSON,
lugll .dtoei Brew. Col and A. Q. N.
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MAYORS OFFICE, SEPT. is, 1865.

VIII oe ,eoeneu ~ 'nis ymse unlii
for grading and graveling Ninth street west, from
to II street, the gravel 70 be nine inches In the
centre, tapering OF to four inches toward the
gutter line, to be well rolled with heavy roller,
and to be relieved OF all stone Of improper sine,
at the discretion Of the Commissioner, the dirt tn
be deposited where the Commissioner may direct
No part Of the appropriation will be paid until
the work Is approved by the Commissioner and
both the Assistant Commissioners.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grading, and per square yard for grayeling; tha
work to DO done this fall or next spring, as the
Mayor may determine.
JAMES II. BIRCH,
Commissioner seventh Ward.
WIN. T. DON1PHAN,
WIN. CROWLEY,
selG-dt2jth Assistant Commissioners.
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7 ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED QUAR-
IL TERMAsTER'S STORES, SCRAP IRON, &c.
CHIEF QUARTERAAsTBR' OPPICB, ]
DRPOr OF WAsHIEurOS.

CHIEF QUARTERHAsrBR's oPPICR,
DRPOr or WAsHISurOS,
WAsHTSGrON, d. c., Sept. "A, 1865.
Will be sold, at public auction, under the d.
rection Of Brevet Colonel G. II. Tompkins, Q. NJ,
at the Government Warehouse, situated on the
square between and Y, and Tweuteth and
Twenty-arst streets, In the city Of Washington,
d. c., on MONDAY, September 2j, 1868 at 10
O'Clock, n IN, large lot OF condemned Quarter
masters Stores, consisting OF
Chairs, Desks, Blankets, Bolts, Buckets, Chains,
Wagon Covers, Halters, Harness, Saddles, Tar
Pots, Spurs, Whips, Wrenches, Anvils, Bellows,
Benches, Chisels, Portable FORCES, Hammers,
Squares, Vices, Tongs, AdLes, Augers, Bowels,
Broad axes, Scales, Knives and Forks, lamps,
Lanterns, Ovens, Pans, Plates, Saws, Shovels,
GriudstOnos, Wheelbarrows, and II large lot OF
Leather Scraps, Iron Scraps, Wagon Tire, Horse
Shoes, sc.
The stores must be removed within Ave days
from date Of sale.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds.
II, II, RUCKER,
Bvt MAI. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster.
sel4.ts Depot of Washington.
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, AUCTION SALES.
RYra GREEN VILLA MS,
- kUCTIoNBBRs.

IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON THE NAVY
YARD AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, the 25th, at 8 o'clock D. m, we
shsll sell in front Of the premises, Lot No 4. in
slusre south OF Square 900. This property fronts
Ill feet 10 Inches on South Carolina avenue. and
10 improved by two two story Frame Houses,
Terms OF sale One half cash the balance in
sig and twelve months, for notes bearing interest
from day Of sale. A deed given and decd Of
trust taken.
All conveysncing and revenue stamps at the
cost Of the purchaser.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
se2o.td Auotionoors.
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TINTED STATES MILITARY RAIL.
~ ROADS,


OPPIcR or ASSISTANT QrARTERNAsrRk
WARRINGTON, d. c., July -, 1865 I
AUCTION SALE OF ROLLING STOCK.
Will be sold at public auction, to tho highest
bidder, the following rolling stock:
On TUESDAY, September 10, at the Portland
Co. 8 Shop in Portland. Maine, Six (GJ Locomo.
tive Engines.
On THURSDAY, September 81, at KInkly 4
williams Shop, in Boston, Mass, Four (4) Loco.
motive Engines,
On MONDAY, September 81, at Kenneth Slnsrc
near Philadelphia, Penn, Fifty (5Ol Box Freight
Cars, four feet eight and. Il -hslf-inch gauge.
On WEDNESDAY, September 81, at Whining
foot gauge.
The above stock is all new, and Of The very best
quality,
The Engines are ave feot guage, Ave foot
drivers, and cylinders l6x24 inches They can be
changed to narrow guRge NJ u tri1ing expense.
Sales to commence at 10 ~ IN.
Terms-Cash in Government funds
II. l.. ROBINSON
jy26-s Breyet Colonel and A. O NJ.
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A UCTIoN SALE OF SOFT SOAP.

WASHINGTON ARSENAL,
September 10, 1855.
On SATURDAY, the 2Sd day q september, will
be sold to the highest bidder hu ndred barrels
OF SOFT SOAP.
Terms: Cash Of time Of sale.
J. @. BENTON,
sel6-6t Major Of Ordnance. Commanding.
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AMUsm M ID MT ..

~ VER'6 THE A T r II
" yPennsylvania avenue, near willard 70 Hotel.
LEONARD GROVER 4 CO.. Directors.
LEONARD GROWN. .. q. l...... o. D. HESS.
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
The Management are pleased to announce that
THIS WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept 20, 1885,
has been set apart for the hrst production In this
city, for two years, Of the great Historical Ro-
nance, comprising q prologue and three acts,
founded on iDcidents OF the Bloody Days OF
France, entitled - Lg-..L-..
THE DEAD HEART,
which will be presented with new and beautiful
scenery by strongi all the original mechanical
effects by Messrs Kelly and Gross new proper
the direction Of the able leader, Mr. O. Weber I;
and most excellent cast Of characters.
In active preparation, and will shortly be pro-
duced, for the hrst time in America, Great Ro-
mantle Drama, entitled the
KNAvB OF HEARTS.
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PURCHASE OF REAL EsTATE.-Mr George
II. Plant last week purchased at private sale that
handsome lot Of ground Of about 1000 feet, on
the northeast corner OF New York avenue and
Fftesath street. ct o. per foot, the entire amount
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| A UCTI0N SALES OF HOSPITAL
n PROPERTY

WASHINGTON, D. c., August ~. ISIS.
VIII be held until further notice In this city,
on EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, commencing
SEPTkMBER 7, pr0x,, At 10 O'clock u. H.. at
Judiciary sIuar" Warehouse, Fifth and Estrret'
AN auction sale Of Hospital Furniture, Bedding
Sc., which have been used In the Government
service. These sales will embrace many arti.
Giles OF serViceable character, and the attention
OF Hotel Keepers, Proprietors Of Steamboats,, aud
others, Is called to them.
Terms-CaSh, at timo Of sale.
Successful bidder must remove their pur-
chAses within forty eight as hours from date OF
sale. II not taken away within that time, the
articles will be resold at the next subseousnt
sale, at The risk Of the hrSt purchaser.
@. SUTHERLAND,
Gug29-u Surgeon U. SA., Med. Purysyor.
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being sbout $500 Mr. Plant intends 10 erect !
hue building on this lot next spring, the Lrst
story Of which will be for two atorcs, the second
for Offices, and the third for photograph sa-
loon. ..f q - %
ORPHANS CouRr-Jndge Purcell
terday, the will Of James Tucker, deceased, was
fully proven and admitted 10 probate and record,
and letters testamenlary were issued 10 Jenifer
G. Tucker and VIM. Thomas. r
The will Of Jerome Reedeger was fully proven
aud admitted to probate aad record, and lett r.
testamentary were granted TO Caroline Reedeger.
Michael Thompson was granted letters OF ad =
intimidation on the estate Of George Murrey, do.
ceased. ......
Elizabeth II. Smith was granted letters Of ad
ministration on the estate Of G. De Witt Smith
deceased. ....' .la .."..
The account OF Andrew Noerr, administrator Of
the estate Of John @, Roemmele and William Fl.
Roemmele, deceased, was approved and passed.
The third supplemental account Of the execu
tors Of Charles Miller, deceased, was approved
and passed.
An inventory Of the estate Of Patrick McRenua
deceased, was entered and fled.
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POLICE CoMmssIoNERs.-A special meet
ing of the Board Of Police Commissioners was
held yeSetaay afternoon NJ r9llce Headquarters
following appointments OF patrolmen were made :
Edwin II. Larrabee, Seventh Precinct, vice W.
D. Williams; Augustus Wester6eld, Eighth Pre-
cIuct, vice Elijah Acton; George Luskey, Eighth
Precinct, vice James II. Bell aud James A. Beat
tie, Fourth Precinct, vice W. W. Hurdle.
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WASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER 49, 1895,
w THE UNDERSIGNED have this day
formed II co partnership for tho purpose Of con.
Quoting Il wholesale and retail family grocery,
politan Hotel, under the style OF Joseph d. Bryan
4 Bro. whore they would be pleased to serve
their friends and the public. Persons In want
will find full and complete assortment, and at
prices 40 low eau BIO purchased,
JOSEPH b. BRYAN,
sSl4-eo3W &C. BRYAN.
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PROPOSALS FOR sEwER.-PROPOsALs
l. will be received by the undersig Red, until
l2 o 'clock m. on WEDNESDAY, september "a,
1865 for building the following described sewer,
viz: a sewer from to street north, In Third
street west.
The sewer will be circular In form; its inside
diameter will be ~ four feet the walls 10y nine
inches In thickness; the grade Of the inside bot
tom Of sewer will commence ut the inside bottom
OF the sewer on L street, and run parallel with
the present grade Of the street.
Specifications can be seen at the City Commits
sioner' Is office, at the City Hall.
Bidders will state the price per lineal foot,
which shall include all excavations and alling
that may be required:
Mayor.
W II. BALDWIN,
q. D. SHERIFF.,
se2O- eot27 Assistant Commissioners
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DEF AND STOCK CATTLE AT
~ AUCTION

0PPIoB DBPoT CoHnIssARY op suBsIsrsscE.
WAsHIsdroS, D. c., Sept. IA, 1850
VIII be offered At public auction, at the Gov
eminent Cattle Yard In Alexandria, Virginia. on
THURSDAY, the 18th instant, at II O'Clock, a
m, about 800 head Of Beef and Stock Cattle
Conditions OF sale made known before the sale
Terms: Cash In Government funds.
@. BELL.
el6-stuth7t Major and G. g. VISA
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y II. GIDEON 4 CO.,
REAL ESTATE, HOUSE, AND
INSURANCE AGENTS,
COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS AND NorARIEs Pubic,
81 CEDAR STREET, and 446 BRo0ME STREET,
Near Broadway NEW YORK.
Houses Let aud Leased, Real Estate Bought,
Sold, or Exchanged.
Loans Negotiated, Deeds, Bonds, and Mortgages
executed.
Rents and Claims collected.
AS- No connection with any other Office in the
city.
Z. Il. GIBBONS. TIP. GIBBONS. CIV. GIBBONS.
sel4 -3m
GENTLEMEN DRESS SHIRTS AT
" o. 90, o., $3.50, u, $3.50, Is,
with large assortment Of
GRNTLEMEN'S UNDER-GARMENTs,
Of all qualities, at
Low AND UNIFORM PRICES
ALSO,
MEASURES TAKEN,
aud nne Shirts made to order In the best style,
and warranted to 1T
WALL, STEPHENS & CO.,
322 Pennsylvania avenue,
sep7-2wtf bet. Ninth and Tenth streets.
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BITTEN by SPIDER.-Miss Kate Howe,
who resides at the corner Of and Ninth streets,
on Monday last was bitten on the neck by u
spider The parts affected commenced swelling,
spreading to other parts OF the body, accom-
panied by stngularly marked blOtches, extending
finally over the whole surface Of the body. DR..
Fenwick was Immediately in attendance, and
rendered all the assistance in his power to allay
At last accounts she was lying dangerously iii.
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T G. DUDLEY 4 CO.,
y, DEALERS IN WOOD 4 COAL,
Keep constantly on hand the best quality OF
WOOD AND COAL,
Sawed and Split Wood, to suit purchasers.
By strict attention to business, and fair deal
ing, they hope to merit the patronage OF the
YARD-FoOT OF TWELFTH STREET WEST
AND POTOMAC RIVER.
Orders left at Finley L Brothers' Segar store,
476 Seventh street, between and Z, will receive
prompt attention. Ee6- linz
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Fine last night, about eleven o'clock,
A Are broke cut in the lager beer brewery Of
Messrs. Hugue'y, Abner Boyer, late LGfier's,
corner Second au'd N streets The alarm was
sounded from box No. 25, and the Fire Depart
ment was promptly on the spot. The flames
ar.t issued from the rentre portion OF the brick
brewery on N street, and spread rapidly: After
burning short time, and the street side had
been much damaged, the liquids In the brewery
came foaming and gushing forth In perfect tor.
rent, and completely filled the CUTTERS. The loss
In lager is not supposed to be greater than the
value Of that brewed yesterday, which WILL
however, amount to several hundred do'lars'
The greater quantities Of lager had been stored IN
cellars, and were out OF reach OF danger. The
fire extended to and destroyed MesSrs Huguely
4 Co. = office, on Second street, where 1t was
checked. valuable quantity Of malt was also
lost. Altogether, the destruction OF the build
dngs, damage to the machinery OF the brewery,
the burning Of many barrels, casks, &c the
damage done the garden and grounds by being
trampled upon aud running the engines over
them, all inhict very serious loss upon the pro-
prietors. They are insured, we understand, to
the amount Of SIS 900 to $4,000
Three small dwelling near by also caught hre.
One occupied by Emanuel Bell. on N street, was
totally destroyed. Two others, occupied by
Thomas Bell and Mitchell Meredith, were greatly
damaged. Much furniture was destroyed, and
the loss falls heavily upon these oolored persons
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BUILDINGS AT CHAIN BRIDGE FOR
- SALE

OFFICE DBPoT CoNNfs'r OF suBsrsrRScB,
WAsHIEGrON, D. c., Sept. ~, 1865
VIII be sold at Public Auction, At the Chain
Bridge, Nd. about three miles above George.
town, on the G. 4 o. c., on THURSDAY, the q st
instant, at IL clock, o. m, the following frame
buildings, namely:
0ne-36 by IA feet.
One-66 by % feet.
0ne-27 by "a feet.
0ne-3O by % feet
0ne-S2 by 10 feet.
Also, all the brick contained In two large
ovens.
All articles purchased to be removed within
fifteen days.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds the day Of
sale. q. BELL,
sepl4- Std Major and c. s. VISA.
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GRovER's THEATRE,-Thusf far this season
the greatest success has been the sensational
drama adapted from the interesting novel by
Miss Braddon, entitled "Aurora Floyd Last
evening 1t was presented for the fourth time to u
well received. This evening will be the occasion
Of the first production in many years OF the his
tOrical drama, in three acts, aud prologue, Gu
titled "The Dead Heart The young and beau
tiful danseuse, Miss Therese Wood, and the ac-
complished dancer, Mr.. Geo. W. Smith, will ap-
pear during the piece, and will be assisted by an
augmented corps de ballet.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

WINES AND LIQUORS.
Jos ANa ELos sHERR Y,
AVERY DELICATE
ABLE s RRY,
AND VERY CHEAP.
FRED. s. CozzENs,
Corner Of Fourteenth street and
sel6 2w Pennsyivania avenue.
TOR HOT wEA HER.
TARRAGoNA PORT,
For debility and all classes ofsummcr complaints
CHERRY BRANDY, cd.
Ten years old (; made OF fine Cognae: an excel
lent tonic.
OLD PORT,
Wine OF superior quality; 1884.
TEARS OF THE DUoRo,
Apure white Port, of excellent quality.
cRIMBAN BITTERs,
compound tinoture Of Calasaya Bark.
RASPBERRY VINEGAR,
A cooling drink with Ice and water
OLD MINT JULEP.
An excellent stomachie.
FRED. 8. CoZzENs,
se6-2w Cor. Fourteenth st. and Pa av.
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T ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE
STEAMBOATS,, wHARF.BoATs, BARGEs, AND
OTHER PROPERTY.


WASHINGTON, D. c., July %, 1865.
Sealed Proposals are invited and will be re-
eeived at the places, and until the dates herein
after named, for the purchase Of the following
named
STEAMBOATS,, wHARF-BoATs, BARGEs, and
other property.
, 1865-11-09
Nftn advertisements.

4 ILL PARTIES ARE HEREBY
II warned aEnlnst negotiating Warehouse Eeceip
No. Ailt aated Oc.. 5th. on Ninn3tr & ArmuuFs f1e
yasos. for SO ou. No. Spring Wheat, the order
Aessrs- CuIbe1tson, Halr Co., a. delivery OF tht
sane has been stopped,
Y{1t EQLLASSBE 4 MCDONALD,
, 1865-11-09
Order from rtac prc@fdent-Tr10l OF Com.
Crnyen-Pnfilonc<i-Kn Visit the
nrn*fHAr%t

WASHINGTON, Sor+ a-Dr direction Of the 1resi-
den1 all military officers having in their charge
possession any nasa1 property OF materials captured
from ne enemy. sse directed 70 tnTn o.es ne same
1nay b authorized to receive the tame. Qdlcess
turning oser Euca properly or materials will take
na1at officer or officers to whom the transfer IS
made md report the eame to the headquar es o1
their respective buseaus ri Wash1ngton. This order
IT. no. applicable 10 arms, ammunition, ordnance Q.
materials not found On or belonging TO the naval
vesse1s Or belonging to the navy yards.
The trial Of CON- CrAfeu wns resnmed today.
pleading moi guilty 10 The changes and specifics
tions Several nayal officers who Visited the Stone
wall niler she had surrendered, were c!amtned. on
ment me- Ian md nshhe espaeidss It 1hst II sessei
Chief Engineer Freeman, OF the pirate Ahhama
has heen pardoned, On the erctommendaupuof Capt.
Ntnslow1 alo John OeBrec, rebel Sayn1 Pay
master.
Gen. Lon9street and Albert Pike were at The 1t.
torDey Generals office toda5.
WAsH1so7on, Nov. 6-1bis morning delega'
Psny w7h Judge Cooley, commiseionsr Of Indian
Affairs, and Superintendent Sells. The Indiana
were ees1a1ly introduced to the Psesfdent when
q ne eh,s ; fa s ha tney I'D hs,d o. S a,'
rece1re them. his Object would be 10 cutiy1te
would b met tn corresponding ep,fst On theis
par1. II a1u'cabe Eelationa. which should EXIST be.
tween The government and thoee here represented,
be cultivated, they should be made result to the
Interests Of al concerned He wonld fpare no
pains to rec that their interests arc promoted and
thcmeeaSes secured and projected 10 the enjoyment
Of all their rights. Provision would be
made Tor them while here, an6 they would be enter.
tained IN manner sutable and fitting 10 their con
dliion, and he hoped that when they LEFT here they
would take with them the best Wishes and feclinst
Of the President tcwart them. tommtssiune!
Cooley explained TO the President that the Sacs and
Foxes we're eetted in kaneas, and By the ueatY oI
1879 they were granted IN annuity OF $51, ,0o0 The
sace aerc largely IN majority, aud number two.
here Represented complain that they have
not bad thclr rights. Many Of them have
Qeref let their tomes in Iowa. while Others have
returned thIther from Kansas. These chiefs ALL
that there be division Of annuity and lapd The
President said he would again gee them. and aitel
herring al tactE he wonld be prepared to do what
IL nEht, and hoped some arrangement would be
made which would prove Satisfactory to them.
lii. Schade, counsel for Wirz. IL mportnnfng
the President to commute tbs sentence OF death.
It IL not probable be wifi be successful