Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-25
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falls are mean. ."-Shakspeare's Cym5elins.
TOW SAVERS left quite fortune. He was
in the habit Of saving bis money to buy rum
with.
The Imperialists at Matamoras opened a
fearful FIRE on some wood bargos, which they
mistook for Liberal rams.
MRs. kirby, who murdered her husband
in Richmond, is in tho utmost distress, and
has hardly slept since Kirby died.
THE report is that Davis and Elliott sue.
ceeded in fighting each other in private
room, in Troy, N. Y, yesterday, and that the
battle was drawn.
The work Of csnvassing for " Boyd's Di-
rectory Of the Cityo Washington" has been
completed. Corrections may be left at Hud.
son Taylor's bookstore, SS4 Pennsylvania
avenue.
The Convention Of the Sovereign Grand
Inspectors General 33d degree, has been
concluded at Charleston, s. @. Col. Tai. P.
shaffner received the degree. Albert Pike,
Of Arkansas, was elected head of the order.
THIRrr-rHREE additional paymasters were
mustered out Of service yesterday, their ser.
vices being no longer required in consequence
oi 'ne reuucuon OIL the army. Inc number
Oh aaditional paymasters lett on the army
register Is 100
BAlLLIE on "sNrLE. Joanna Bail.
iic'S De Monyord contains the following on
"smile :"
Think not there is no smile
A smile Of nature, too, which can spare,
And yet perhaps, thou wilt not thank me for
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nm i"ui''uuai' VINO Is evidently not an old
.neatre-goer' but who knows how to 60 out
between the acts, attendedaMr Murdooh's
oehent NJ DroVer's last night, and before
the performance was over he became tight
uaiiy slight" On leaving the theatre he was
asked how he liked Mr.. Murdoch's Hamlet,
when he replied very sagely "He axwell-
Murdoch axwell, but-but he ge'sotf too
many Y"o'"S" ~ from o"""sped'e =" t"0f
P%S
ohA'' DuhhiLh, Esq Oh brookllne' Mass,
m ua' presented claim TO the authorities OF
nos'on ior nearly one million OF dollars,
""'eh me- contehus Is due 10 MIN on writ
ten contract ior obtaining soldiers for the
quotas oil Boston. Mr. Burrill alleges that
Wniie the city authorizes were recruiting for
the army and paying bounty Of Sl25 for
each enlisted man, he furnished large mum
Der OF such men, for each of whom he is en-
titled to that sum from the city treasury.
The workinpmen of Lowell. Mass. have
organized themselves for the purpose Of con-
Stituting "the nucleus of party which shall
become a power in the land-a power for
good to themselves and to the city-a power
ignoring politics and politicians, based upon
belief in the ability of the workingman to
represent himself, to make laws for himself,
and to govern himself" The officers chosen
are as follows: Chairman, A. S. Young; Re.
cording Secretary, I. II. Paige; Correspond.
ing Secretary, G. 7. Crane; Treasurer, Chas.
Griffin.
Mn. Jvsrtcy B,norpy has dsc;dod ,o
take bail for tbs vouno,r RIoun and c,ov
ton, two of the prisoner, ooncern.d in tho
Sanders kidnnnning csse bo,d;ro IN. ora..
of Mr.. Justice Mondelet to be tra,judicial,
and therefore n nulIity. Mr.. Justice Badg.
ley differs from Mr. Justice Monk, who re-
fused to accept bail, only in this respect
that while both judges were of opinion that
bail ought to be accepted, Mr.. Justice Monk
did not feel competent to set aside the order
of Mr.. Justice Mondelet, whereas Mr. Justice
Badglsy conceives that that order had no
effect whatever.
Gov CURTIN has been confined to the Er-
ecutive Mansion since his return from New
York until yesterday. Gov. Curtin is in his
second term, and now, after four years of
unparalleled labor, for the FIRST time yields
to the suggestion of his physician and friends
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"fS' ourtin' Surseoh "eherhi rhlil'ps' ana
one OF Two in%'inA'e ioia'i'es' Inc party
nave secured p,sSABe oh 'no steamer "hoh
leaves ne" ofh' next "eeh' Inc governor
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message ior INC cunning 'eSS'oh oi the .Legis'
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