Daily national Republican., 1865-11-30
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| THn stock Of large tobacco manufacturer
at Louisville has been seised for violation Of
the revenue law.
TIE Mississippi Legislature has adopted q
bill permitting negro testimony In all cases
except whore only whites are interested.
| ATTENTION is called to the advertisement
Of thirty. Ave hundred dollar house for sale,
in another column.
TIE calf Of athorough. bred COW, belonging
to Col. J. W. Fairfax, Of Loudoun county,
weighed 124 pounds whom only day old.
TEE War Department yesterday promul.
gated an order mastering out seven or eight
regiments Of colored troops, some Of which
are serving near the Rio Grande.
MARTHA GRINDER the poisonsr, who had
been convicted at Pittsburgh of incredible
fendishness, has been sentenced TO be hanged.
She protested her innocence.
On Monday night, Daniel walrath, Of
Mannheim, Herkimsr county, N. Y, his wife
and daughter aged twelve years were muir
dered by unknown parties
TIE Albanians are excited over the dis
covery Of ga male and female packed in
bsrrel;" but the reporter omits to state to
what genus the said male and female belong.
"INsHARoGUE; or, TEE WEARING OF THE
GREEN" is the name Of new Irish drama
played by Mr.. and Mrs W. J. Florence at
the Pittsburg Opera House this week.
The colored citizens of Louisville, Ky,
have presented Gen. Brisbin with beautiful
silver service, a. an indication Of their esteem
and friendship.
ALBERT PIKE wsntshis $40, 900 law library
restored to him, as he has commenced prac.
tice in Memphis. Heretofore his practices
have been very bad.-Boston Post.
TIE railroads centering at Boston have
agreed to give free passes over their respec-
tive roads to those soldiers who are in search
Of work, and for whom situations have been
secured by the employment bureau at the
State House.
In Havana they are disgruntled because
Of the appointment Of Gen. Lersundi to
superceds the Captain General, he being a
pro-slayery man, immensely in debt, and
Cuba and Cubans must satisfy his creditors
THERE 10 a spot in Nashville called "Hell's Half
Acre ~ i the devil holds no more real estate
In Nashville than that he has been badly swim
| dled-Ctdrkspflle Chronicle.
You don't understand the merits Of the
case. The devil owns "IIell's Half Acre in
fee simple, but he squats on q tremendous
extent Of other territory -Na,hriLie Press
aud Times.
In THE United States District Court at
Nashville the grand jury have found indict.
ments numbering over nineteen hundred for
treason and giving aid and comfort to the
enemy. Parties will have contssting cases
who two Year, ago were in the destructive
assault on Fort Sanders The court will
continue for some months.
The Methodist Episcopal Church in this
country will celebrate, on the first Sabbath
of January, 1855, the closing Of tho one hun
dredth year Of the existence Of that denomi-
nation in America. A programme for the
year has been made, including "a celebration
in all the churches, with devout thanksgiv-
ing, by special religious exercises and liberal
thank offerings" The contributions Of the
societies for missionary purposes are to be
made one million of dollars.
The Grand Lodge Of Free Masons in South
Carolina has elected the following officers
Bro. james L. Orr, of Anderson, M. W
Grand Master; Bro. James H. Nash, of Beau
fort, R. W. Deputy Grand Master; Bro. Irby
Dunklin, M. D., of Laurens r. W. Senior
Grand Warden; Bro. William F. Paddon, of
Charleston, r. W. Junior Grand Warden;
Bro. Henry W. Schroeder. of Charleston, R.
W. Grand Treasurer; Bro. Albert g. Mackey,
M. D., of Charleston, r. W. Grand Secre.
taryi Bro. J. L. Reynolds, Of Columbia, r.
W. Grand Chaplain.
WV. coRBErr and P. Fleming, convicted
at Chicago Of the murder Of p. Moloney,
have been sentenced to be hung on the 18th
| Of December; Corbett confesses. Two men,
named o'Brien and Flaherty, convicted at
Lowell, Mass, Of rape, have been sentenced
to the State prison for life. In New York a
similar sentence has been passed upon VIM
Keefe, for murder in the second degree.
YESTERDAY afternoon, about 1--WE o'clock,
while Hon. George W. Julian was waiting in
the lady's room Of the depot at Rich.
mond, Indiana, he was approached by
Sol. Meredith, Esq, who, after speaking
few words, struck him Julian and
partially knocked him down. Meredith then
drew cowhide from under his coat and pro-
ceeded to apply 1t to Mr.. Julian, continuing
until by-standers interfered. The immediate
cause of the difficulty We have not learned
Cincinnati Gazette, 27M.
SENIOR RoxERo, Mexican Minister, has in
telligence that the recent movements of the
national forces of Mexico compelled the
French troops at chihuahua to evacuate that
city and State and to withdraw to Durango
On the 25th of October the evacuation began,
and four days later not single French SOL
dier was left in chihuahua. President
Juarez writes on the Sd instant that he was
about leaving Ell Paso for the city Of Chi
huahua, to re-establish there the national
Government. This is thought to be a great
success for the republican cause of Mexico,
since the French admit their inability to
hold the conquered ground.
The old town Of Woodstock, Conn, is a
community Of the primitive Puritan stock,
numbering about 5000 inhabitants, mostly
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