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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-26
LAND FOR SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED IN TLUST 10
ID me executed on the 18th day Deeember 1850
BY John W. MSrtin--which b recorded ia the
Registers office Of Davidson county. Tennessee
in Book No 81. on pages 90. tll and az. win on
TUESDAY. the 30th day Of April. 1856.
at the Cart house door Ia the city Of Nashville
sell 20 the highest bidder. tho following Real Es
tate. viz: Lots, Nos p - and u, in Wetmore's
Addition 10 Edgefed known a. the Saint Aibaus
property-cach Lot being fifty feet froat b. about
one hundred and rtY-Eve feet deep. There Is
splendid Quarry on these lots; Lot No. H. la
Preston Hays Addition 10 Nashyille-a plan of
which il recorded IN Minute Book, b. on page
90 Of the Chancery Court az Nashville and sixty
two acres Of Land on the North side Of the cam
beTland river. about - miles from the city. ana
adjoining the lands Of ". o. Harris, JOSEPH
Work. and Jonathan r. Walden. This land l.
enclosed and has planted on a portion Of Il
young Apple Orchard. and j. suitable for q Dairy.
Any Of the above property would be sold NJ
private sale b. the underlined.
r.. y. CHfLDRESE. Trustee.
sp8t-td Office Isl Cedar street
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For Cincinnati.

TTHE fine side-wheel steamer ROWENA. Cspt
L ?. x. BARcKLV viii leave for above and inter
mediate ports ON FRIDAY. tomorrow 2:
o'clock
For froightor passage arrly on board. or tn
A ". JOHNSON ,lr.. Agent.
ap2i-a No ) Broad street
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Bank of Tennessee.

A LII PERSONS HAVING IN THEIR HANDS
n claims of the Bank Of Tennessee for eollec-
ton. or having in their hands any other assets or
any business of the Bank. are requested 10 report
the same to the President Immediately.
By order of the Board of Directors.
5. WATSON, Pres't Bank Tenn.
ap6-lm
Memphis Commercial copy and forward bill to
this office.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-26

A COMPETENT PRINTER WANTS A
~ Situation can take charge of a Weekly
paper Office; DO job work read proofs. etc.
Address, stating terms,
JUNlUS, Nashville, P O.,
apps Tennessee.
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SPECIAL DEPOSITS
$40 REWARD.
ROCK CITY MILLS
FOR SALE.

DURsUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF A
i Deed of Trust made and executed the 18th
January, 1850 by John i. Bauman and Martin B.
KOckCl, aud recorded in the Registers Office of
Davidson county. Tennessee. in Book No. 50, p.
3i7. | will expose to public sale.
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GRENADINE SILK VESTS,
WHITE SILK VESTS.
SKELETON CLOTH VESTS.

These Goods are eminently worthy the attention
Of all buyers. We respectfully invite the atten-
ton of the public to this very large and superb
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STOCK OF CLOTHING,

Whether they wish to buy or not. We will
certainly take great pleasure in showing our
goods.
J. A. J. ROSE,
No. II South Side Public Square. opposite Court
House. ap25-2m
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soldiers, buried in this city and vicinity, 30 the
Nashville Cemetery, on the north side OF the Cum
beTland river has been commenced ....
An OIL well has been struck in Overton county,
Tennessee, which over flows at the rate OF one hun
dred barrels per day.
A couple Of salt mills are iu operation in Warren
county.
large number OF negres passed THROUGH Atlanta
on Thursday, on their way IRON South Carolina TO
Arkansas, to work next year for $780, TODD. and
clothing. .. % . .'I .l.. . ....
The Legislature of Georgia has repealed all
laws denying foreigners the privilege of owing real
estate; and also passed Ieso Utions thanking Ken
tuckians for tor distribution to the indi.
gent poor of Georgia.
D. b. CoDey, who was arrested for killing DIR.
Hunter over year ago, but escaped from Jone iboro
jail ha, been recaptuIed in Illinois and taken back
to JoneeboIo, go. 50
The Memphis steamer RdtLler, from Cincinnati to
New Orleans with provisions struck snag on
Island 81 on Thursday night and sank. The cargo
Is total loss. Several of the crew are supposed to
be lost. T.I.
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ROBBERY IN WALL STREET NEW YORK.

Last evening information was lodged at the Police
Headquarters that the Arm Of John Munroe d Co,
b okers, doing business at No. Wall street. had
been swinded out OF $4,000 BY the dishonesty Of
young man lately in their employ, 1t appears from
the information obtained last night, that on We'd
Desday last the ab0ve-named firm sent young man
in their employ, about sixteen years of age. but
whose name Is at present withheld, to deposit In
certain bank $40 COO gold bond, II is alleged that
in place Of the young man proceeding TO the bank
entry of the deposit in the bank book, forging the
name of the receiving teller. tr.C C".
He then returned TO the Office aud returned the
bank book, and soon after lett the establishment,
since which time nothing has been seen or heard OF
him. Yesterday morning his employers, thinking
his long absence rather strange, sent messenger TO
his fathers, where the young man resided, but his
whereabouts could not be ascertained. HIS father
had presumed that he was visiting some relations in
this city, but upon inquiry nolhing had been seen
OF him. Yesterday afternoon the above firm sent
their usual deposits to the bank, when the forgery
was discovered. Ihe officers immediately suspected
their absent clerk, and last evening lodged intorma.
ton at the Police Headquarters. The young man
Is said to have lately been seen IN company with
another young man about the same age, and II Is
presumed they have both gone off together. No clue
their Whereabouts have as yet been ascertaned.
N. Y Sufddu Herald,
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From New Orleans.
'k associated Press.

By the NeW York associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, December 15-The George w.
hendal who signed the petition to Congress- to
dispace the present State Government of Louisiana
and create q provisional one, is ex.steamboat
man, and, in connection with John wilkins Ken
dali cen ior editor of the PicGy0ne, now here, who
is altogether conservative.
Major General Thomas j. Wood commanding the
Distinct OF Mississippi, has issued circular thank
ing the Northern charitable societies for what they
have done to educate the negro, and the many
planters, who assured him that they would establish
curing the coming year plantation schools for the
education OF the children of their colored laborers,
and make arrangements TO have religious instruc
ton to the whole. He renews his recommends
tions, and requests all planters to pursue the same
course and makes the following impressive remarks
as to the necessity OF much being done to pre-
vent the negro race from lapsing into barbarsm.
He says the race must advance or retrograde. Shall
il be said in the future, that in the nineteenth
tury, in O Christian nation, any portion of it's
citizens were allowed to deteriorate in mental and
moral cultureP What STAN 1t would be on the
falr fame of the nation!
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From Louisville.

By the NeW York associated Press.
LOUISVILLE, December 16.-Robberies and crimes
have been perpetrated on large scale IN this city
during tine past few days. Several heavy robberies
were committed es'erdaY, and man named Smith
was murdered last night.
The Democratic Convention for the appointment
of delegates 10 the State Convention to be hed at
Frankfort, the 22d OF February met in this city
yesterday
A number of resolutions were adopted, among
which is the folowing;- ........
"ReSoLUed, That we view with horror the revolu-
tionary designs of the majority now in.po yer in
Congress at Washington, and that in view of these
dangers we urgently recommend the meeting of a
national Democratic convention in Louisvi e at an
early period; and that we request the Democratic
State Convention OF Kentucky to issue call for
1867" fr.f. ...... lI ..
A slight snow fell this morning. Thermometer, 26
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FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.

The Snow StOrm-Important Gold Deci-
siOn-Obituary-Acc to European
Steamship, Etc.
[sPEoIALlDEsPAToH TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH. ]
BALTIMORE, December 17.-The snow OF yester-
day has nearly all melted.
The decision in the Superior Court OF Boyle vs.
Carson, awarding the plaintiff nearly $4,000, has
seriously interfered with the previous custom
amongst brokers of operating on mar gins.
The jury under Judge Martins instructions, de-
cded that the gold ordered must be actually pur-
chased in coin and delivered. This case Teverses q
former customs of operating on margins, and makes
broke responsible Tor losses.
Rev. Stephen williams died yesterday, In his
eighty-fourth year; also, Judge Cochrane, of the
Court of Appeals,
The steamer Somerset sailed for Europe on Satur-
dav, but returned disabled Her cargo must be
discharged.
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Markets bY Telegraph.

NEW YORK. December 17.--Gold, 1875. Exchange
ae,vej go days, at 199J91O9s at sight, 1lO4gllO5
Money Psr Sen sS SICK MS5e StES9g So
1864, 105kG106; do. 1866 1861; new issue 1856
Ien'iortes, regular issue, 99f999a; coupons, 99ig
1C0; Seven-,birtles 1867; Missouri 6s 9lS; Canton
Company, 46b; Cumberland preferred, 65t; Quick
silver, 45j Mariposa, 1925 Mariposa preferred Sl3
Western Union Telegraph Company, 49s; New
York Central 1l1s; Erie Railroad, 78b; Hudson,
i2o Reading III MiShgSn Central ll2s; Mich- 9IIs6d
land and Pi'tsburg, 81 Chicago and Rock Island,
lOt5; Northwestern 634i do, preferred, 794i Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne. and Chicago. 1863.
extra, $l2G12 80; superfne, $40 co. The receipts of
grain are light the market arm for all descriptions
sales OF 0aIs at $1,000 cents. Provisions dull Cut
heavy. Whisky very duh. Seeds quiet. Cloverseed
steady. Cotton dull Middling Upands at 33tc.
hEw ORLEANS. December 10 Cotton has declined
&c Sales OF 2OOO balesL low middlings, 29|93O9c.
demand and prices firm; tar, 91c; prime to choice,
10 Q4llac. Molasses in good demand and prices are
looking ups fair, 57tci prime to choice; SO9S4c;; ;
discount, Gold, 374G878 Freights are firm: fon'
mage Is getting scarce and The rates are looking up
| Steam freights to New York, 14c for cotton; to
| LouIsviLLE, December is Sales of 4S hogsheads
| OF leaf Tobacco; prices UNCHANGED; Cotton olc
| Hogs S625a6 rs; total slaughtered 72553; the
receipts have Increased. Mess Pork, $50 90; bacon
Shoulders, 9Sc for future delivery green Hams 9'c
| SupeTine Flour, S9'25d9 76. Prime red Wheat
| S2 90. New Corn, shelled, in bu 70976c ear
| Corn, 600. Oats, IN bulk, 6e467c. Raw Whisky
| MEMPHIS, December Is Ordinary Cotton, 25c.
GOOD ordinary, 27c; low middling, zoe. middlng
| &c strict middling 83c. The market closes dul.
declined cent. 300 bales OF middings sold at 3Ol
| cents. .'| .
7 sAvANNAH December Is Cotton declined
cent. Sales Of 800 bales of midd ings at 3le3lie'
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Philadolphia Trade Report,

MONDAY, December H.-The Flour Market con-
hnues TO be characterised by much firmness, and
there is O steady demand for home consumption, but
Sales Of 1ooO bapreS any nrincnailv
extra family, at $11a1275 including Pennsylvania
and Ohio ditto ditto at $l2a13 80; fancy at $145O
ale; extra at $9Co10 so, ard supeIfne at $8@850.
Rye Flour is held at 1875 " barrel Pdces of Corn
Meal are nominal.
There was scarcely any demand for Wheat, but
the offerings were small and prices nominal. We
quote Pennsylvania red at S265G2 85; Southern
dltto at 81 9003l0, and white at SO 20G330; 1000
bushels New York Amber sold at So kYe is held
at S1'20G140 " bushrl Tor Southern, Western and
Pennsylvania, Corn is scarce aud in fair request
with sales of new yellow at 8 @l$l and old ditto
at $1'l6@,l7. Oats attract but little attention
sales OF Delaware at $50. No sales were reported
in either Barley or Malt
CloVerseed quiet, with small sales at So 509 5C
% "a lbs. Timothy ranges at SO 25GS875; 500 bush
els FlaXssed sold at SO.
WhiskeY is held at S2'4S for Ohio and 1896 fol
Pennsylvania,
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EUROPE.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES,
The King Of italy on the Indepen,-
dence Of the pe-Russian
Reform in Poland-James
stephens said to be
Arrested, etc.
ITALY.

King V#ctOr Emanuel's Speech on the
Roman Question-The Pope Indepen-
dent. O.. e..
FLORENCE, DeceEaber 15.-The Italian Parlia.
ment has assembled and the session been opened
by O royal speech. In bis address 70 the Legs-
lature, King Victor Emanuel says that he Will,
as ruler of the kingdom OF Italy, respect the
inyiolability OF the Ponti6cal territory.
His majesty, as exponent of the nalonaliwlil,
added that he wished his Holiness, Pope Plus
TX, toIremain independent OF Rome.
National Joy, Liberty, Cancellation, and
n Glorious Future.
FLoRBNCE, December 15.-The King of Italy
opened the National Parliament on Saturday.
In his speech he wished Italy JOY OF the freedom
she had gained. He said that France faithful
to her promises, had withdrawn from Rome,
and that the best understanding existed between
Italy and Napoleon. He declared that he would
respect the territory of the Papal States.
He hoped that the moderation OF the Italian
people and the wisdom of the Pope, and spirit
Of Cancellation on both sides, would remove all
differences, and said it was his wish that the
Pope should remain independent in Rome. The
King concluded by referring 10 the great and
glorious future Italy had before her aud declared
that she must, by every means, develop her re-
sources to achieve her position as great nation.
The speech of the King was we'll received by the
members of the Parliament,
The Kings Envoy Received "Auspi-
cIOusly" by the Pope.
FLORENCE, December 16.-rhe new Envoy of
the Italian Government to Rome, Signor Tor
relli, who was appointed in the place OF
VeZeZzi when the latter resigned that mission,
has been received at Rome by his Holiness the
Pope.
EHaid says, editorially, that strong hopes
are entertained that the important mission of
Signor Torelli, having begun so auspiciously,
will have favorable result. .r
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Mexican News.

By Me Net0 York associated PresS.
NEW York; December IA special despatch
from Richmond says;-"Mexican letters report that
the Minister OF Finance left the capital visit to
the Emperor at Orzaba, who, 1t is stated had u
renewed attack of fever,
conspiIa acy az ainst the Juarst chief General
Garcia, has been repressed
No legitimate business is doing In Mexico, and
the future is regarded as very uncertain.
The Estafetts considers that by February, the
struggle in Mexico of the oigarchcal factions and
the American intervention will be ended. They en-.
terrain more and more confidence in the speedy
return of MaXimihan to the capital The Era and
EStafete ON the other hand look for his abdcauOn.
The American ships-Ofwar are daily expected at
Bpzatan.
H. Jalapa there was great scarcity Of provisions
and some suffering in consequence.
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FOURTH EDITION
FROM EUROPE THIS PM.
By Atlantic Submarine Telegraph Cables
No Fenlan Outbreak Yet James
Stephens Still at Large-Aus-
trla Unklnd TO Hungary IL

By ne U. s. and Bmopean Ne,os Association.
THE FENIANs b..
No Rising Yesterday james stephens
Not Arrested, Etc.
LONDON, December Ill p. NJ There was no
rising OF Fenans in Ireland yesterday, as 1t was
thTeat ned there would be, and all is quIet there
to-day. The fears of any serious trouble have all
izer of the IRISH Republic is still at large aud all
continues in my stery as to his whereabouts.
PRUSSIA.
King John Spending the Day with King
wilhelm.
BERLIN, December 1.-THE King OF saxony is
the guest ofth King of Prussia, and IL receiving
every attention here.
H AUSTRIA
Franz Joseph Will not be Generous to
.' Hungary.
VIENNA, December Ill P. NJ. 1T is stated that
Austria has refused to comply with the wishes Of
the Pesth Dict.
The "AleppO" at Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, December l7-2 z. M-The steam.
ship Ateppo from New York, arrived here this fore
noon.
The Pope Invited to the United States.
LONDON December 17.--fhe Times of to-day con.
tains telegram from Bern in which the writer
SAYS the Pope OF Rome has been officially invitod
to lesde in the United States.
The same despatch, which Is almost exclusively
devoted to American affairs, says that MaXimIlian
is actually prisoner.
Financial and Commercial Intelligence.
LONDON, December Ill p. M.-Consols are
quoted at SO tor money; United States 20s, III
Illinois Central Railroad shares, Az J.
LIVERPOOL. December Ill p. M.-Cotton has
advanced; sales to-day 1000 bales middling upands
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From San Francisco.
By the Ne,o York associated Press.

By the Ne,o York associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 16.-The steamship
Orifamme, from Portland, Oregon, with 1851 800 in
treasure arrived here last night Her news unim.
poltant. 0regon papers state that severe shock of
earthquake was felt at Doles and Umatlla on the
gath ultimo.
Ceneral Mcdowell issued a general order giving
an account OF successful expt diton from Mcdowell
in Arizona, against the Apache Indians. Two
amount of their winter stores Six Indians were
killed, number taken prisoners and some horses
captured. The expedition was accompanied by
some PIno and Maricopa Indians, who are highly
complimented for the valuable services rendered.
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Flnancial and CommereIaI Intelllgenc
FROM WASHINGTON THIS P. NJ.
Eminec ct Southerners with the Pre-
sident-The Adjournment and
the Negro Suffrage Bill .....
AQueer Reportfrom
south Carolina.
The North Carolina Commission.
[srECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TBLEaRAPH.l


-crg l-l.a WASHINGTON, December II.
The North Carolina COmmi ssion.
GOyeln nor Worth, Chief Justice Ruflin, and Hon.
ID. r. Swan, OF North Carolina, were at the White
House this morning, to have an interview with the
President to protest against General Sickes order
prohibiting the infection of corporeal punishment
BY the courts They are also upon the commission
appointed by the North Carolina Legislature to see
II better terms cannot be obtained from Congress
than those offered in the Constitutional amendment
The Holidays and Congress. bed.
1t Is not certain but that Congress will reconsider
its vote to adjourn the holidays. 1t is held by
some that such an adjournment may defeat the Dis.
trict Negro Suffrage bill, as, should the President
send in veto, there would be no Congress in ses-
sion to receive 1t within the constitutional period.
Can 1t BE
Mr.. Dawes of Massachusetts,, has called the atten.
tion of tho President to he allegation that a citizen
OF Massachusetts, is imprisoned in South Carolina,
on the charge of being Union spy. The President
immediately telegraphed an order TO General
Sickles for strict investiga cation. ..
Business I'm Congress.
Congress will not do much until after the holi.
days, as many OF the members have left for home
with that under tan ding.
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FINANCE AND co MMERCE
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEaRAPH, I
Monday, December II, 1866.

The Stock Market opened dull this morning,
but prices were firmer. Railroad shares, as we
have noticed Tor some time past continue the
most active on the list. Reading sold largely
at from 55s to 65s, an advance of 4; Camden and
Amboy at 1891, no change; Pennsylvania Rail
road at 54l no change; and Lehigh Valley at
679, no change.
Govern ment bonds were firmly held. July
an advance OF /. lO7I was bid for old 5-2Os, and
l11R for 6s of 1881. State and City loans were
unchanged.
Quotations of Gold-1OI AM, 1871; IL A. NJ,
1873; IL NJ, 1884; l P. NJ, 1881.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
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From Boston.

81 Tie NelU YOrN ASSOctnted PFeS8.
BOSTON December 1.-THE FranConia murderer
has been traced to Montreal and the prospects OF
his capture may be regarded as sure. ..
The snow and ram storm last evening was very
htavy, accompanied by high gales The mail trains,
however, do not appear to have suffered much de-
tention. From the coast we have few tidlngs, but
tears entertained that marine disasters must
have occurred ....
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From Texas.

BIZ the NetU York associated Press.
BALTIMORE, December 17-TeXas papers re.
ceiyed here this morning report thar communica-
ton by steam between New Orleans and Corpus
Christi has been opened.
Society have forwarded an invitation to Hon.
Horace Greeley TO lecture before that society.
No new cases of cholera have appeared at San An.
tonic or the vicinity, and the disease may be re-
qarded as ext inct.
Accounts from Red river, Louisiana. represent
that stream, as we'll as the others in the vicinity
of Shreveport as very high.
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BIZ United States and European Associated Press.
NASHVILLE. December 16 1t is stated officially
that the Board to the school fund report to
the Governor that they received from the Tennessee
National Bank at Memphis s946,052. and twenty.
three State bonds of $1,000 EACH and ade satlstac
100000 They also report the condition Of the
Bank entirely solvent
The work OF removing the remains OF Union
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The Snow at Chicago of
-t-L Railroad Travel.

BIZ the United States associated Press.
CHICAGO, December IA snow storm, accompa
MED by gale, commenced about o'clock on
Sa, urday evening, and continued during the night
40 part of Sunday. Street railway travel is en-.
trey suspended. IL is probable there will be tenn
porary interruption Of railroad travel East and
" naf
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THE FENIAN MOVEMENT,

LONDON, December 16-A man has been
arrested in Norfolk, east side of England who
is supposed to be James Stephens, the Chief
Organizer of the Irish Republic, but the estab-
lishment of his Identity is as yet considered
dubious.
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Arrest Of a Confidence Man.

By the Neto York associated Press. ...
PROVIDENCE, r. l., December IL "A confidence
man, who has been imposing on people as an Epis-
copal Clergyman, was arrested here yesterday. His
real name is Weed, and he belongs to Hartford,
Connecticut.
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HUNGARY.
N Reply to the

LEGISLATIVE Address In Reply to the
Crown.
PEsTH, December 15.-Durng the sittngs of
the Legislature the House has passed the address
of M. Deak IN reply to the Emperor of Austria.
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New York Bank Statement.
Sale of the Memphis Race Course.

Bp The NelD York associated Press.
MEMPHIS, December 10 John McGibbon of this
city, and Thomas McGibbon, of Cynthiana, Ky.,
have purchased the Memphis Race Course for
twenty thousand dollars.
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From Richmond.

By The -NeD YORK. ASs0cidted Press. i =
RIonMoND, Va, December 17,-Dr. s P. Moore,
late Surgeon General of the Rebel Confederacy, is
said to have received his pardon from President
johnson. he takes up his residence here as medl-
cal practitioner.
The steam-boiler of saw.mill near Ashland, In
Hanover, exploded on Saturday, killing instantly
three men and WoundinR several others.
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RUSSIA
government Reform In Poland,

ST. PETERSBURG, December 15.-An imperial
commission, with the Emperor Alexander acting
stoned, with the charge OF carrying into effect
the Government plans of reform in Poland.