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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17

CRIMINAL CoURT-Ar. Justice Ola. -
EdsArd q. Darlington, EsQ, attorney proae-
cutting.
The case Of Thomas A. olive, shArEeA with
the murder OF James LiGhtflot, by striking
him with = stone, in June last, was taken al
this morning. several Witnesses were exam
inod on the part OF the prosecution. Tho evil
dense shows that In light between party OF
men, In June, 1894, on Virginia avenue, DO
tween FouT-Gnd-a-half and Sixth streets, lei.
eolorOd man, with . stone, from the stfeets Of
which he died. MSsSra. Morgan and Johnson
appeared for defence.
fhe jury in the ease 81 Henry Jackson,
EtoalinE one huadrs6 yards OF cotton frOm
solomon Nuremberg, render sealed verdict
TO the OouTt thiS morning. jackson was
| FOUND guilty, Bowie and bayliss not guilty,
Tue court Ssntsnoed Jackson TO QUO year In
| tho Albany pgnlt0naATy,
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II Calvary baptist Church meets
every sabbath IN the Old Trinity Church, on
Firth street, between Z and Louisiana ave
nue.. Service at II A. NJ. and * p. NJ. seau
free. Rev. 7. n. Hewlett, pastor. JAnlsti
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-17
COURT PROCEEDINGS,

CIRoUTT CoURT-ChisrJ Justice Cdrttr.-
The jurI In the ease Of zsphAniAh Jones
against Jno. 2. Ing ., AdministTAtoT Of Ann
Il. peImotI, were sworn thiA morning. This
10 an action brought by Zones 70 recover thu
back, amounting 90 about oso,0Oo. Tbs ease
grows out OF the building Of the Ayenus
House, corner OF seventh street and Market
space, Jones being the sontraeeor 70 build the
house, The opening argument was being
made 10 the jury when our report Slosed
Messrs. Bradley and DAVidgs for plaintiff, X
J. BFont Tor defence.
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II Calvary baptist Church meeu
every sabbath In the Old Trinity Church, on
Fifth street, between Z and Louisiana ave
nue.. Service at II A. NJ. and TX p. NJ. seAu
free. Rev. 7. n. RoWlott, pastor. jAniSti
~ Parties, Balls, WsddInEs.-shaf-
neld's Confeotlonery-LAdies' Dining SAlooA-
$50 sixth street. y-
/ am now prepared 70 furnish 10 the bet
Ereneh style, and my, own ruperintendens.
IN most Reasonable terms. The beat frehsl
Confectionery always on hand, Private DE-
ners aud suppoTs lurniahed at my Saltol
Country Orders and Psrsies attended 20 In ts
shortest notice. Ice Cream and Water !stt
mouids, for Parties, Dinners. ihnA'Jm
Q- Georgetown. - The RePubIlfEn
eaE be obtained every evening at the Bo2t
and Variety Store Of @. CrAndell, No. y
Bridge street, Georgetown. iS3ku
E1- n Assao h0AstIs mIIINFy SIsn
AOENCY RENOVATION and after MONDAh
January Let, 1868, the MAssaehuBetts sIst
Agency will occupy its new Toons IN the
tt0ndI InieHtOsfacer building, second hOort corr"
OF seventh and ID StrootE, WGskington, d. T.
Massachusetts soldiers and e'liEeaA arc u
vitod 30 call.
Advice and assistance given without chang
deoSl-u Lieut.. Col. sld state Agtot
AZ First Ward.-Ths sUbscTI"sIs 8,
the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN in the ~
Ward, who 1Aye been neglected ~ iofh
carriers, and who desire TO e0ntlnue, "
please leave their orders At the BOOK -
Periodical StoTe OF EDWARD WAlLEt ~
INK PennIylyAniA avenue, between seNt-
teenth and Eighteenth streets, and they
be served promptly and regularly. n0ESE-
~ PsOPiS's TSIsErHph.-Hsw ~
CLASS LmEs, direct 10 NEW YORK, Ell
TON, ami al important points. Wsshins'-
ofnees: REPUBLICAN BUILDING, 81 NE
street, CWest ,ids,J corner PennsylvAniA o.
nue. and sixth erect, under EstienM HOS,
and corner Fifteenth ma Strests, Oppos'
Treasury building. o,vs
| febtS-af MANAGER WAHhInEtOn DittTioh
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~ Parties, Balls, WsddInEs.-shAf-
nsId's neutrality-suspicious. Dining Saloon
S8s sixth street. d.
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~ Georgetown. - The RePubllfAh
ear be obtained every evening at the Boo
and Variety Store Of @. CrAndell, No. y
Bridge street, Georgetown. is7tu
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-06-17
CITY OF SATURDAY ~ 1865 ~ -

was not mortally wounded, so great was the
danger, when being thrown entirely nm
warned against circular saw, driven with
great power and swiftness. Too great care
cannet be used by those working about ar-
protected machinery.
Thursday being the Presidents fast, CO.
pies of the Presidents proclamation were
posted in conspicuous places about town,
and, at P. NJ, religious services by the Rev.
Mr.. Mclaughlin, and appropriate remarks
made by the minister and by LAWYERS
hedges and Toole, concerning the bereave-
ment OF our country in the death of the late
President.
Saturday afternoon we were visited by
quite sharp little hail storm, and hail
stones of the size of right smart nuggets,
came pattering down and danced on the
roofs; but they proved little too heavy
an application for Mr.. POSTS building, ep-
posite the Star Bakery ON Main street and in
the midst of the storm, the walls spreading,
the roof fell in, carrying a man who was
spreading dirt on the roof to the ground,
and bringing into close contact with posts;
and timbers, Mr.. Post, who was digging the
cellar. A carpenter, who was faithfully
following his vocation within the buiIdin1.
was prostrated. But out of all the fright,
no one was seriously injured. The carpen-
ter came the nearest to being hurt, but
walked up the street to his house unaided,
and, with the exception of some colors of
black and blue on his person, he escaped
unhurt. Yours. truIy.
CLEANER.
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Official intelligence has been received Of
the unconditional surrender of the ram
Stonewall to the Spanish authorities. The
Shenandoah is supposed to be lost. When
last heard from she was prowling in the
Indian Ocean.
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Che eMuntana gust.

u. w. Tilton, & Co.,
D. W. IILToN. BEN. R. DITTEs
PUBLISHERS AND PRoPRIEToRs.
office Mt the City Book Store. Corner
of wallace and Jackson Streets.
TERMS, GOLD:
One copy, one year, s7.5G
One copy, six months, m
One copy, three months, $50
Rates of Advertising.
Business cards, five lines or less) one year $40 90
90 80 90 sir moptbs 1s IN
1" " three months 10 90
One square one year, (ten lines or less) 40 90
One square SIX months " 25 90
One square, three months is 90
Quarter column, one year, 60 90
SIX months 45 90
three 3" 30 90
Hah column, one year, 80 90
SIX months, so 90
tnree months 45 90
One column, one year, $50 90
SIX months 100 90
three months, Is 90
Regular advertisers will be allowed to change
quarterly without additional charge.
All business communications should be addressed
to D. W. TILToN Co., Virginia City, NJ. T.
Job Printing of every description executed in a
Superior manner and at reasonable rates.
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IxxIGRATIoN.-There are comparatively
very few immigrants or 'spilgTims'' on the
road between the Platte and this place, just
as present. Eight or ten private outfits,
only, were observable on the road, week
or SO ago. The freight trains travelling
hither, on the said section, chiefly comprise
Denver parties, destined for Montana.
Among these, We passed jesse Taylor's,
Trowbridgs & Co.'s, Herman & Schwab's,
and six or seven smaller trains, between the
Cache la Poudre and Wasatch range
Daily Onion Hedette. Ma6s
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HOSMER & HAUSER,
T. l. A M AGE N s.

HAVE established an agency for the purchase
- and sale of Cold and Silver Quartz Claims in
olnerent parts OF the Territory. One of the part
ners will attend in person, to the introduction and
sale OF Lodes In New York, Philadelphia, and other
Eastern cities, and the other, to obtaining the
same in this city. Arrangements will be made,
early in the spring, for expressing good specimens
to the New York Office, and for procuring reliable
assays at the oiice In this city Office at the Post
Office, and S. t. Hauser Co.'S. Bank, on Wallace
Street. 9s s0
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For Sale.

1ne good Billiard Table, marble bed, with good
~ cushions. Inquire at San Francisco Billiard
saloon. Sims
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IDAHO HOTEL.

WALLACE STREET, VIRGINIA CITY. M. r.
j. M. Castner, Proprietor.
'HlS Popular Hotel which forms part of Cast
L ners building, has been enlarged and refitted
In style to meet the demands of the public. Its
arder is well supplied and its tables furnished with
the best the market affords. "''A
The Idaho Billiard Hall,
carried on by HULL CAsTNER, contains four First
Class billiard Tables, where the lovers of the game
can always be accommodated. The old friends of
~; Hull J. M. Castner, can always find them at
THE IDAHO. '0Dl ~
Those having Territorial funds to deposit. should
call at THE IDAHO, where the Office Of the Treas
urer is situated. az "A
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.ESSNy Office.

TNHE Undersigned are now prepared to assay cor
L rectly in small or large quantities the ores of
Montana. Silver. Gold, Copper, Lead, Anthony,
or Bismuth. Office No. 2, of Contents Block
corner of Wallace and Jackson Streets, Virginia.
1S-tf WY, LOWELL 4 GO
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GREELEY's "American Gonfics' has
reached sale of 1000 copies, and a Ger
man edition is in preparation.
, 1865-02-28
TIE PROPERTY

No. z Prindsensgade, Kronprindsens
Quarter, belonging to said estate.
LIST Auction on Wednesday the 18th
March next at 10 o'clock noon.
End Auction on Wednesday the Goth
March next at IL o'clock noon.
Bird Auction on Wednesday the 18th
April next at IL o'clock noon.
LIST and second Auction at the under
signed office, 3rd Auction at the pre-
misses.
The terms of the sale, Extract of
mortgage and appraisement to be
seen at the Vendues to which pur-
Chasers are invited.
St. Thomas Vendue Office, the
18th February 1865.
ROsemstamd,
Vendue Director
, 1865-02-28
AUCTION.

THE Vendue Director hereby
makes known, that at the re-
quest of st. Thomas Dealing Court
in administration of the estate ofMrs.
Anna Lavinir deceased is offered for
sale by 3 Auctions in conformity with
the Royal Ordinance dated the 22nd
April 1917
, 1865-02-28
From the ST. Thomas Times, February 25.)

The lower part of our Main Street is some
what in confusion, owing to the operatives be-
ing busy digging trenches and laying down the
principal mains for the Gas works. The work,
however, proceeds tolerably rapid, as the mains
commence as low down as the burial ground
and have now reached as high as the Catholic
Church.
The Iron bridge that is to span the so-caIled
Lauge's gutter, whereby a larger volume of
water descendiDgfrom the hills will pass freezer to
the sea than with the old bridge, is also being
constructed.
We are enabled to state that the Trustees
of the Savings Bank have determined that the
money which it was proposed should be spent
for some public good shall be invested in a Re-
servoir to contain some 10000 puncheons, and
have appointed a Commission to see the work
carried out. After the Reservoir is completed,
then there will be fountains set in some of the
principal parts of the town and hydrants along
the streets.
Our dredging Machine may now be said TO
be in full working operation, and Lighters may
be seen daily passing out of the harbour with
what has been dredged from the bottom.
Private intelligence from Turks Islands of
the 18th instant, states that the Spanish troops
had commenced to withdraw from Santo Do
mingo, 1000 having left Monte Cristi for the
Havana. We give the information as it has
been shewn US in private letters, we therefore
do not answer for its correctness.
, 1865-02-28

It is only by slow degrees that we are begin
ming to understand the power of the storm
which swept over the Bay Of Bengal on the LIST
of November. The most Imaginative of men
, 1865-02-28

From tie London Times, January 80, 1861
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Official copy.
(signed,) g. s. yENARIE, a. A. G..
Headquarters, March 7th, 1865.
LETTER FROM GEN, U. S. GRANT.
HEADo'Rs ARMIES u. S.,
March 4th, 1865.

General r.. & lee, Commanding G. s.
4rmics: ~
General-Your two letters of the goth
inst, were received yesterday. In regard
to any apprehended misunderstanding in
reference to the exchange-of political pris-
oners, J. think there. need be none.
Gen. Ord or Gen. Iongstreet have
probably misunderstood what [ said to
to the former on. the subject, or I may
have failed to make myself understood,
possibly. A few days before the inte&-
view betweens,Gens. Longstreetand Ord,
Lhad received dispatch from Gen. Huff
man, Commissary General of. prisoners.
stating in substance, that all prisoners q q
war were or had been in close confne.
ment or irons, whether under charges O
sentences, had been ordered to City Point
for exchange. 1 forwarded the substance
of that dispatch to Lieut.. Col. Mulfotd
Assistant Agent. of Exchange, and pre-
sumed it probable thatshe had comn1u
nicated it to Col. Ro. Ould. A day o.
two after an offender, who was neither
prisoner of war nor a political prisoner
was executed after fair and impartia
trial, and in accordance with the laws o
war and the usages of civilized nations
1t was in explanation Of this class Of case
~
that told Gen. Ord to speak to Gen
Longstreet.
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slslos d TT gQsek.
hnaond EYacuated Address
Of the Presid dent.

DANvIlLE, a, April THE eyacua-
. tion Of Richmond commenced Sunday af-
3 ternoon. PresidenS Davis and Cabinet
/ arrived here Monday Very few persons
aoIe to leave the city, except Gov
ernment Officials in consequence of the
snddennsss If the movement. The enc
! my broke through Lees lines Saturday
near Petersburg, after several days hard
lighting, and made it necessary tor HIM him
to withdraw 50 as to uncoverthe Capitol.
Position efthe army now unknown.
No telegraph beyond the Junction.
Richmond arsenal has been removed. All
s The Yalnables Of the banks in Richmond
were brought away, and also the specie
belonging to the Government.
The last passengers report g great reat mob
In the city; burning of mills and ware
houses piundo dorilg stores This was done
by foreign low class,
Tie rolling stock ofsthe Richmond and
Dahvilfe Railroad was all saved.
The enemy had mot occupied the city
ut last accents.
The President will probably remain
hero for the present. :.
All the Richmond newspape wereleft
IN the city.
Governor Smith went towards Lynch
burg
The archives ofthe State Government
sTere LEFT behind.
DsNvILLE, a pril 9th, lS65;-The Psesi-
dent issued an address this morning to
d lsavs fha,t the General.in.
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sEleete6 9oetlll.
20 IYho.. J. 8 70 Erho!
& Ewas onsa cold nutulnnal night,


;sss,.T vas onsa cold autunnal night,
dismal one.to siew.
Dark clouds obscured fair Venus light,
And not star appeared in sight,
AS the thick forest through
Muggass, as usual ablnc,
Bent hcmeward, "tacking' 7 left and,right;
When all at once he ebrought,' mp right
Againstan old dead yew
At. which he rounded to-
And "squaring off /" as.if to fight,
said with an oath shan't indite,
e,Tnfernal scoundrel, you'll
sLight--an I'll lick you, black or white
just then above him flew
Anowl, which on q branch did light,
A few feet DER the boozy wight,
then commenced, 60 lpAo--.
10 seho--ta g1o--io irho=- i
ouoth Muggins, Don't you think to fright
A fellow of my weight and height
With your ter lcho, ter srfo,
You cursed bugabool
& An if you're Belzebub, it's quite
Unnecessary you should light
For Mnggins ai'nt your duel
For money matters are al right
Tie Primers paid .to--liongr bright ~
Thereat the owl withdrew, !.
- And Muggirs mizzled too
But there are other chaps who might
BE caught out latc:some dismal night,
Who-hoeea't pad scliat's eae
They know-to ssao-to CHOP
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& y 3 - .s7l
: eiHssoveHienGs Of sioo ops 70 iullces sef t:le
Capitol Tt would be unwise to conceal
the moral and material injury to cur cause
resulting from the occupation ofthc capi-
stol by the enemy, but tits equally unwise
and unworthy Of us to allow our energies
to falter, or our efforts to become relaxed
undcr reverses however calamitons:
For many months the finest army of
the eonfsderaey. under the command of
a leader, whose presence inspires equal
confidence in the troops and the people
has been greatly trammefled by the neces- sA
sity of.keeping constant watch over the
approaches to the Capitol, and has been
forced to forego more than one opportu=
tunity for promising enterprise:
1t is for as, my couatrymen, to show by
soui bearing under reverses how wretched
has been tho self denial of those who have
found useless able to endure misfortune
with fortitude than to encounter danger
with courage.
I'VE have now enteredupon new phase
the struggle. Relieved from the neccs-
xof guarding particular places, our az
willibefreeto move from pointto point
defeat the enemy in detail far from
base.
Let us but will itand wo are free. Ami
{ lated by that confidence in your spirit
nd fortitude which never yet failed me,
announce to you, countrymen,
that Is is my purpose to maintain Jour
cause with my whole heart and soul; that
i viii never consent to abondon to the en-
\ cny one foot of the soil Of arg one Of the
States of the Confederacy.
That noble State whose ancient renown
3 has been eclipsedby her still more glorious
\ recent history; whose bosom has heen
barred to receive the main shocks of this
war; whose sons and daughters have ex-
hibited heroism so sublime as to render
her iilustrious in all coming time; that
Virginia, with the help of the people, by
the blessing of Providence, shall be still
defended and no peace ever DC maze WiCn
the infamous invaders of her homes by
the sacrifice of any of her rights or terri
tory.
IF by superiority of numbers we shall
sver be compelled to withdraw from her
lines, or those of any other border State
again ind again shall we return until the
bafaed and exhausted enemy shall aban
donsin despair his endless and impossible
. task. Of making slaves of people resolved
to, be tfee.
Let us then, not despond, my country
mon, relying on the never parting mercy
and protection Of our God, let us mee'
the foe with fresh defiance, with uncon
iquered and nncoh ohquerable hearts.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Cow Milton, Of Florida, died very sud
denly last Friday, near Marianns.
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Cow Milton, Of Florida, died very sud
denly last Friday, near Marianna.
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FORMING APRIL -. 1866.
&; Reference to my letter of, the Feb. 18th

Reference to my letter of the Feb. 10th
viii shown understanding on the sub
.jject releasing political or citizen pfison-5
ers.
In regardto meeting you on the 9th
iinstgsI would state thatI have no author
itty to accede 10 your proposition for a.
conference on the subject proposed. L.
.sucn authority. is vested in the President
Of the United States alone.
Gen, Ord could only have meant that Z
would not refuse an interview on any
subject which I have Q right to acts
which Of course, would be such as are
purely ofa military character, and on the
subject of exchange, which has been en-
trusted to me
Ihavo the honor to be-
ls. - Very respectful
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cur force occupied a second line, and: met
al brigade. in reserve, under com rnande Of
General Stephen Elliott. . e l1ere s the tight
was again obstinatel neMed and CON con:
Tested but the; enemy, sayeepingg 6 aronIld
Dur right flank, compelled in the course
.of the AFTERNOON, an aband onnlent OF the
second line and a retreat to tae tlsllsl ~
lPhe Federals had been wearrled and ex7
Hkausted. had lost heavily in Killed and
wounded, and the bold front presented at
the third line, Kiith its sfanks protected
bY. awamps, compelled them 70 desist,
from further operations, ebattle there
ceased Nofurther attempt wasmade to
press our columns, and our march to;con-
centrate has since been unimpeded !
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sssIa
Adiutant General 70 ttiVe to the TecfI5ill
N saf osls9seI t.oes1 pa 90 )
soficers Will be assigned or appoiated
in each State charged withths enrollment
and disposition of fall recruits. No slave
will be accepted as q recruit unless with
the owner's,consent by q written instrus
ment, conferring, as far as he may, the
rights of a freed man. Appointments Of
officers to the companies to be formed cf
recruits will be made by the President.
The officers employ in recruiting are
epioined to provide with eonsiderate and
.humaneattention whatever eernstheir Z
health, comfort and discipline |; and, also
to observe kindness and forbearance in
their treatment of them and especially to {
protect them from injustice and oppres-
sion"
THE Richmond asentinel1 has besn
authorized to say that contributions to
the Confederate Treasury viii be received
by Secretary Trenholm. Many offers
have already been made. The rich have
proffered their magnificent gifts, and the
poor have cast in their mite. Coins, cur
rency, plate, bonds, certificates Of indettr,
ness, all of which. will be acceptable Pc
tersburg has made a challenge to,be one
oftwenty-fvc to contribute two hundred
thousand dollars each towards payirg Gen.
Lees army, and it is understood thatit
will not pass unaccepted. What will
South Carolina do2 Issit not better to
give your wealth to your Government,
than risk,its capture by the enemy, an
utter loss both to the country and your
selves? "A list of the, donors will be pnb-
l.hshed by the Department.
WOMEN differ from each other as wide
| ly.in the Leading traits Of character, as the
most opposite objects in rature One Us is
the soul Of gentleness, tenderness andlove,
the chords other heart vibrating with the.
softer strains Of feeling, and affection
/ whilst another; finds her true element II
the thupdergust, and all the harsher dis
cords Of nature orslike Madame Roland,
f''delighting. in and giving direction to the
wild spirit of the revolution. Z,
FAYErTF1LrE is a monument Of ruin.
The arsenal buildings, market house, court
House, printing Offices, iron foundries, mills
cotton factories, oil works, and alarge'
number ofsprivate dwellings were given.
o-the flames The people were splunder.
ed, stripped Of provisions, and left indian
ger Of starvation:
+. SELMA, a la., was attacked by Ehe' enc.
/, my nine thousand strong Sunday April
End. They drove our forces from the en-
!. trenchmeats, and turned our left flank on
/ tbatevening. Our loss insprisonera vcry
large The city was captured By tb
Yankees.