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AUCTION SALES.
OVERNMENT SALE.
u - ' $3.50
LARGE SALE OF
FINE SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS

81 A1AN-a-"@ANA 'D@-A@'
LARGE SALE OF
FINE SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
VIII be sold at auction, at the Medical Purveyors
T2Fss52use Public sqgar Ss Nashville, Tenn on
200 General Operating Cases
. Exsecting and Trep6ining Cases
s. Post Mortem Cases, large.
100 Dissecting Cases.
200 Pocket Cases. two folds
$50 do do three folds.
$50 Stomach Pumps, part flute key valve
$50 Teeth Extracting instruments,
500 Davidsons Self-lnjecting Syringes
1,O0O Scarifcators.
1900 Cupping Glasses and Tins,
l,h99 Trusses, single and double.
l,400 Scissors.
5000 Tourniquets, all patterns.
l'33S Hard Rubber Syrlnges, assorted sizes.
800 sets Splints, all sizes.
Stethoscopes, Tongue Depressors, Syringes hvno-
dermlc &c; Obstetrical Cases, Speculums. Lancets
&c:, &c.
and will be sold separately. The balance is entirely
new The genera! operating cases contain instru-
and sets OF Catheters and 'unds.
AT the same place, on .WER}lNEsDAY, February
STATIONERY, WRAPPING PAPER, and 3,0G6
STANDARD MEDICAL BOOKS, consisting in part
40 copies Gray's Anatomy.
50 do. Dungs0ns Medical Dictionary.
$50 do. Practice Medicine, Woods, Bennet's,
50 do. Dalton's Physiology.
80 do NirchOw's Pathology
100 do Surgery-GrosS. Erickson, Ferguson,
&C., &c.
400 do U. 5. Dispensatory.
so do. Beck 5 Jurisprudence.
50 do. Parrsh's Pharmacy.
30 do. Therapeutics, Wood and Ste
800 do Minor Surgery.
SIS do. Surgical Anatomy.
20 do Chemistry, Fownes.
20 do Webster's Dictionary &C. &c., &c.
$50 Blank Books, quires, Cap, x bound.
.GH do do small Ito
325 do. do. fine whole bound.
500 Reams Writing Papers.
20 do. Wrapping Paper, assorted
1000 Inkstands, various patterns
100000 Envelopes, assorted.
5000 Blank Books, miscellaneous.
800 Portfolios.
Pencils Pens, Ink &C., &c.
Some of the Medical Books are second hand and
will be sold separately.
The Books and Instruments can be inspected the
day before the sale.
Catalogues may be had on application
ROBERT FLETCHER,
Surg. and Brew. Col. U. s. Vols,
ja20-l5t Medical puryeyor Il. s
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Jmunr.aut Circula~.
The following circular has just been promulgate
by the Treasurer of the United States:
Treasury DEPARTMENT, !

WASHINGTON, January -, 1866. }
The third section of CHAPTER seventy eight laws of
the second session of the Thirtyeghth Congress- act
approved March s. 1861 provides that all moneys
now directed by law TO be paid the Commission
of Internal Revenue shall be paid into the
Treasury of the United States by the party
making such payment, ana certificate Of
tor, and the specific account on which the deposit
was made, signed by the Treasurer, Assistant
Treasurer designated depository, proper officer OF
deposit bank, transmitted to and received by the
Commissioner of internal Revenue, shall he deemed
a compliance with the law requiring payment to be
made to the Commissioner, any law 10 the contrary
notwithstanding" In accordance with these provi-
railroads and other corporations. in making payment
for taxes imposed by sections ITO, 120, and l22, Of
chapter I3 laws of first session Thirty eighth Con-
gress (act approved June So 1861 have transmitted
20 me bankers drafts upon their correspondents sub
ecting this office aud its branches to the expense and
inconvenience incident to the collection Ofsuch drafts
before the amounts thereof be carried into the
Treasury and the proper certificates issued.
To obviate this expense, inconvenience, and delay
parties or institutions making payment for taxes i'm
posed by the sections of the act of June &c. 1861 above
quoted, will hereafter be required to deposit lawful
money of the United States, for that purpose, with
the officers or banks designated by the third section
of the of March 1867 aforesaid and all drafts
hereafter received by me for such payments will be
returned to the parties from whom they may be re-
ceived.
The original certificates received for such deposits
should be forwarded to the Secretary of the Treasury
and the duplicates with the proper Statements to the
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue. The Treasurer
has nothing TO do with either such statements or GER
tifcates in any Of the above cases except when the
deposit ia made at this Office. F. 3. SPINNER,
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OFFICE DEPOT COMMESsARY OFSTT
" SINIENGE ~ sILINcrnN. u &c., .

hFEANE DEPOT C9TMESSARY OF SFB
~ SIoTENCE, WASHINGTON. D. c. January %.
Will be sold Mt public auction. at the Government
Bakery, in Annapolis, Md, on THURSDAY Feb
ruary LIST, 1866 at Y o'clock NJ. the following Frame
buildings viz:
Bake house, Sc by 80 feet.
Flour house, 4S by q feet
One building, go by 20 feet.
So by Il feet
Slaughter house. lis by 90 feet
Office. A by 30 feet
Shed. Sc By 20 feet
and large lot of fencing
10000 brick. "'o"
lot Of Desks Chairs, Bread Troughs. Rope. Yeast
Tubs, Grlndstone Brushes, Letter Press Spoons
hnlyes, Forks. Pumps, l Hosting Wheel Camp
Gandestcks, COmmissary Chests, Spring Balances
Liquid Measures Dry Measures, Hatchets. Platform
Scales, Gleavers, Axes Cauldrons Spades, Buckets
Wheel Barrows. Stoves, Shovels, Bedsteads Bian,
ketS, Pillows. Field Desks, &c, &C. &C.
About 800 Pork Barrels, 100 Bacon Barrels 300 feet
OF Lumber, 1000 Furnace Brick, &c
Also, the following condemned Subsistence Stores
viz: e.
About 500 pounds of Bacon
70 barrels of Salt Beef
Also, lot OF Hard Bread, Beans, Peas Salt Malt
and Hops. ~
Terms-Cash. in Government funds
"a, .. G. BELL,
Jazo-ft Maj. u c. S. [. S. \.
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he Nashville Press encourages these movements
CITY COUNCIL,

"A little cherub out West, who is three and
a half years old, weighs 1872 pounds. Higgins is his
name and Barnum is to have him.
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AUCTION SALES.

oTICE:-LAST SALE OF GOVERN.
~ MBNT MULES,-In compliance with orders
received from the Quartermaster General there will
pc sale Of Government MULES near to Depot at
fd hEpsEEklCkSBm Jig, VA on TUESDAY, the 9Th
The Mules are young. in good condition, and we'll
broken to harness. "--N " Gil
This will be the last chance for farmers and others
to purchase animals at Public Sale, ''N ''40''
ESales to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
Terms cash i'll Government funds
ia 26-3t Breyet Mai n and 3 ir
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4 ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED ORD
IL NANCE AND ORDNANCE STORES

= ,ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED ORD
e. NANCE AND ORDNANCE STORES.
VIII be sold at public auction at Fort Monroe
Arsenal, Old Point Comfort. Va, on THURSDAY,
the 9Th day OF February, 1866 a. 10 o'clock 4. NJ.
large quantity Of Stores. consisting in part of the
following articles, viz
400 Field, Siege and Sea Coast Cannon, wrought
and east iron, smooth bore and rled, of cali
hires varying from 3 to II inches, including
= cast iron Guns, unfinished.
IS Mortars, cast IRON L pdr. a pdr, inch and
1896 Shot Shell. Spherical Case, Grape and Can
niitef. for smooth bore and rifle guns. of
calbres varying from 10 pdr to 10 inch.
MsErill :. SMaynards" and "NoTth's$ new
$40 Muskets and Rifles, United States manufac-
ture, new and repaired
6O4 Foreign Rifles, Austrian" Calibre 81, new
I smoothfo Pistols cqlibre 81, new. .
uor ~ BEesS S Leading ing CarbinSs Burnsdes,"
q Rifles, "Herry's" and "Spencer's."
l:582 Muskets and Rifles. United States and
IS R aT"Ters IfI"": fRaS5e md
"Lef,ucheux," calibre a qnd86. '''
l,UI2 Sabre and Swords
G4440O Rouad. Of Ball Cartridges for Carbines Mus
kets Rifles and Pistols
A large lot of Artillery Implements and Equip
4 large lot OF. Infantry and Cavalry Announcements
and Horse Equipments.
lot of Rope Paulins, Buckles, RIMS Re-, To-
gether with large quantity Of Smiths and Carpon
tiers Tools
samples OF small arms eau he seen at Fort Monroe
arsenal and at tho United States Ordnance Agency,
No. Is Worth street, \ ew York city.
Thirty days will be allowed removal of heavy
Ordnance. All other stores will be required to be re-
moved within ten days from date of sale.
Terms OF sale cash.
I. G.. BAYLOR,
Capt. of Ord. and Rvt. Col U. S A.
ja2-tF Commanding
EDUBLIC SALE OF COVER NsIENT ANI-
4 MAILS AT FORT MONROE. VA THURS
DAY February LIST. ls66.-Will be sold at Public
Sale at Camp Hamilton, Va. on THURSDAY. 1st
February. 1866, at 10 O'clock Il. NJ
100 100 Mnles More or less.
The above animals are sold only for want of use and
in fair condition.
Terms cash. in Government funds
By order of Chief Quar-. Master.
A. P. BLUNT,
Brit. Col. and A @. NJ.
isG1-tdS W r. RORERTS Snrt,r
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m ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTH
Ia ING, CAMP AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE
CHEF QUARTERMAsrER's OFFICE
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 3D. 1866.
Will be sold at public auction, under the direction
of Capt D. G. Thomas. NJ. S. K, at the Government
warehouse corner of Seventeenth and streets Wash
ington D. c., on MONDAY, Jan. g. 1866, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ a large lot of Condemned Clothing, &C.. CON
sisting of
= Drums, sashes. Books, Jackets, Blankets. Bed
Blankets, Rubber Ponchos, Axes, Piekaxes, Hatches
Spades, Shovels, Kettles. Knapsacks, Haversacks
Hospital Tents, Wall Tents, Sibley Tents, Common
sers Shirts, Turbans, &c.
The sale will be continued from day to day until
the stores are Sold
The stores must be removed within FIVE days from
date of sale.
Terms cash in Government funds
D. II. FUCKER,
Brevet Major General and Chief Quartermaster.
jal5-tJaT Depot of Washington.
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Reported for the Daily Commercial.

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. a, 1866
Court Of Appeals Of Maryland.-Oct'r Term, 1865.
No. 42-Joseph ID, Broughton VS.. John P. Rogers
ct al Appeal from the Superior Court for Baltimore
city, in equity The argument of this cause was con
Nos. 43 and 44-The Northern Central Ro;I-ood
Company Canton Company Of Baltimore Ap
The Joint argument of these causes was
By r. B. T. Campbell, for the appellants, and W
Bruno and George W. Brown fer the appeliees.
ANNAPOLIS Jan. 25 1865
No. G-H, R. Gleun ct al, vs. Thomas Y. Csnbir
Appeal from the Superior Court of Baltimore civ
TIE argument of this cause was commenced by I
Teakls Wallis for the appellants, and Henry T. Gar,
sss the appellee.
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DEMOyAL.-TheMA maryland FIRE INSUR-
or the present to the Northwest corner of Second
street and Tnpoletts alley near their new Marble
ep.a-H JOSEPH <, MILN0R. Fsc'r.
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TowsoNrowy Januarv o5 1890

Circuit Court for Bahimore COumty-Hon. D. c. H.
neHGstSte vs. Michael McGee. indicted for selling
liquor without license. Setted by the States Attor
ney. -.
State vs. Lewis Fang indicted for selling liquor to
minor and State vs. same indicted for selling lager
beer on Sunday. Both cases stetted by the States
Attorney. 49,
State vs. Bridget MCGEE, indicted for selling liquor
without license. Stetted by the States Attorney.
State vs. Lewis Larman, indicted for selling lager
beer on Sunday-three cases. The defendant pleaded
guilty and was fined $40 and costs in each case.
Barney Sails convicted few days since of the lar
ceny of horse the property of Samuel n. France.
was sentenced this morning to be confined in the pen
itentiary for four years and six months
No other business claiming attention court ad-
journed until Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COURTS.
THURSDAY. Jan. o. 1866.

THURSDAY Jan. 70, 1900.
City Circuit Court-Hon. Judge Alexander.-Geo
FRESHMAN VIM. Hamilton ct al; bill for the sale
of certain property and distribution of proceeds.
Elizabeth " alker ct al VS.. Joshua Whitaker ct al
bill for the sale of certain leasehod property the
northwest side of Hien and Front streets, and for
distribution of the proceeds.
James N. Lester vs.. J. W. Wright; petition for the
sale of property, No. l43 Calvert St, for the payment
Of certain claims.
Elize Wente vs.. Heinrich Wente; bill for divorce
uinculo matrimonii.
Augusta Jones VS.. Asa L. Jones; bill for divorce
D!ens1 ct thoro-case argued by Messrs. Donaldson
and Reynolds for complainant, and for the respond
ent by j. p: Poe, who maintained that the marriage
entered into whilst the respondent was held I'M
der duress; case not concluded.
Superior COurt.-Hon. Judge Martin.-Lewis and
Jacob Steinheimer VS.. John Thomas on trial. As
sgnment from 265 to 3l3 inclusive.
Court Of Common Pleas-Hon. Judge King-John
B. Piet vs.. Patrick Mclaughlin. Appeal from Spi-
Ger. Judgment affirmed.
Jury discharged until further notice
The court will call the appeal docket on Monday
Assignment from No. to 20 inclusive The call will
be made as peremptorily as possible and parties re-
dured to be ready.
Orphans Contributes .Audoun. supplee and
Hoffman-Letters of administration on the estate OF
Harnett NJ. Long granted to Elya Slater.
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soesrern Emigration TO Brazil.


Mobile letter writer says Major Hastings is
One set of emigrants have already sailed from New
Orleans The vessel could not accommodate all that
were ready to go. The Major is now making pre-
paratons for taking out the remainder of the colony
with whom he expects to embark in person early in
the month of February. The cOlOnistS mostly
from the interior Of Alabama. They propose to make
a settlement of the tributaries of the ANA
2On.'
The Nashville Press encourages these movements,
for the following pithy reasons:
If any man is smitten with rcmOrse over his par
ticpaton in the rebellion, and is devoted to the
memory of the defunct Confederacy that he is un
willing to submit to the rule Of the majority in his
country, the hest thing he do for himself and
for others is to seek home in other land. 1t
is wrong and cruel to dissuade such n from emil
grating; let him depart in peace, and all good people
will wish him more success and happiness than he
found in his native land. There good many
such restless, uneasy spirits in the South who ought
to leave the country. They have made up their
minds to hate this Government, and they are not
likely to make useful citizens here. They should
gather their household goods like Enas OF old, and
set sail for distant shore"
4 REMARKABLE FAMILY.-Twelye children of Mo
and Rebecca Fitz formerly of Gloucester, Mass,
are now living in. Maine, all enjoying excellent
health. The Lewiston Journal says their united
this family of children had died The oldest is rs
sists of six males and six females the latter are all
married. They had a family gathering in Danville,
Me-, on Monday last.
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MACHINIST,
SEWING MACHINE DEALER AND
REPAIRER,
+. SOUTHWEST CORNER LOMBARD AND SHARP
| STREETS, OPPOSITE ROUND CHURCH.
Twenty years practical experience, and eight year.
for SALE and EXCHANGE, with the privilege of re-
| turning FREE OF CHARGE and selecting any othel
within sixty days in the city and ninety days in thu
eountry oc25-tf
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EXPRESS COMPANIES
E Z ~ -=gsy.5zfrzs5zzz3 NATas5SaE /. EXPRESS
sit3s2 e. iz,5===Szp sNT 1919
TRANS JRTATfON COMPANY.
DEPOT ii6 SOUTH EET4 W STREET
~ ~ q II Z a. 4 i W y / III
BALTIMORE.

~ % IA S1HEEI.
,-- bAL'LROEE.
~ Inc NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPORT
tAdl . GHMr Is now prepared to forward
80, " -i'''' NO'h' SuiIehcy Parcels and Freight
Boston, Mass: New York City; PbiI,Jch,bio %
W Ma;HnSign y. ~ oe9rset@Hn D. G.; iigrpers Fer
iria IL it.airi. '' " ''ppG-iGT' a.; AieAah-
tcrsburg. Na N"rt"lt5 t;rotpiiI a. &C.
>tauut6n, Va JyctI' i2i,cr VI W u. I le, "a.
Lexington Va. pgn,,iIj-. ~ -! H. ~ a.;
don 4 q =. GnisI,nr,, n - \ ,Lis,u'' !ehn'; w ell
fort. n o. MorehrGj "a tCy 'T oeIP, n; Z; Beau
Greensboro \ q. -..IisbS11t. -, t,tltiEh' T. T.;
Chester. s C.: u inGtHnr ( +, ,J LIN i"tte' n q;
gni NM, -t,ti. @ H. r. .. ~ Ch1E4Gs,on, >. c.
and pnr, + " I,o ',,,2".'E t2ldS Winchester
In the y,IIa, 1r y;r,,,; "t'-I uiutiGnt points
R. r.. Eir.-iu,I Co5,tr,I /, - GSSl,Iu AieAindria
vile l. H.: Virginia and Ism,r.. nj 'hG a pan
burg and I,ucLburr r r pn+nrI,. ~ n, a. IGFS-
K r. R4I~,~b ,,;,'; -, J. - ia ciGGR
Iuiu.tpu r. r.. Mini,,-t,,r s,,I I,tI an" ny, VII
Errth C,rii,9 fcri :, y az uth Iof4 II; H.,
biz! H. r. Nr-.r-T E..-f6 Gar-ii,. I D IVIun-
md North Carolina Ii. R. As ne Inc, ~ iaIc
are opened II viii extend its hnsi,s - ivitottS
south in addition iu those nam 4 nj a., - - po4Lts
sl9!e to points J.. the North and West
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SspgE[E.
30 .5ssygsss-ff> FOR THE PATUAENT RIVER.
EREs NEW YORK,

NEW york AND BALTIMORE yP4wqp0P.
IAI!ON LINE
IN Ia II d ROUTE
va CseSaps2ts Gu: Dattltare, cad Dolatecre end
RGrtga Egaqls
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SALE OF sERVICEABLE AND UNsER-
~ NICEABLE QUARTERMASTER'S STORES
AND GOVERNMENT HORSES.

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE.
BALTIMORE, Mp, January sd. 1866. !
viii be sold at public auction, under direction of
Captain A. NJ. CUMMING, A. Q. NJ, ut the Canton
Warehouse Fells. Point, Baltimore, Md, on FRI
DAY. February ID, 1866, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, large
lot Of Unserviceablc Quartermasters Stores consist
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MAJoR-GENERA1 SLocUM ON RADt

MAJOR GENERAL S1ocuM ON RAD1
cAL1sM.-The distinguished Major.
General Slocum, who is spoken of as
Secretary of War, after Mr.. Stanton,
wrote letter in reply to an invita-.
tion to attend the Soldiers Conven-
tlon in Pennsylvania, from which VIC
make the following extract:
"There exists among us O political
party, which, for the purpose of re-
tanning power, has prevented the
complete restoration of the Union,
which we understand to be the sole
object of the war; party which
would hold portion Of the States in
subjugation, teaching the rising gene
ration in both sections lessons of
Jealousy and hatred, instead of seek
ing to make them forget the bitter
past, and become, rs they must be-
come-if our Union is ever to be
OF value-one people in interest and
feeling.
''Let those who fought for resto-
ration of the Union now come for
ward and vote for it, and our victory
is assured. Very respectfully, &c,
"H w. SLOCUM."
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SaleG,
contents or q Gountyy Store.
BY LEVIN & FEIXOTT1

ON MONDAY, 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock. W.,
VIII sell, At our store,
y variety OF GOODS to close out con
cern; among which are:
Mems Boots, Mems Caters.
Misses and Childn's Shoes and Boo ces
White and Black Felt Hats
Bicached Cottons, White Hose.
Ladies Gloves, Merino Shirts.
llandkerchiefs, Shawls.
Bone, Agate and Gilt Buttons.
Combs, Hair Brushes.
Cologne, Fancy Soaps, and great Va
ricty of other articles.
The above will be positively sold without
reserve.
HS- Persons desiring to send goods to
this sale, must do so without lia,it or they
will not be offered. Auo )
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CRIMGNAL IMpERTINENcE.- A few
days ago, the President of the United
States forwarded to the Hon. William
r. Johnston, Ex-Governor of Penn
sylvania, a commission as collector of
the port of Philadelpb; !. BY radical
collusion in the Philadelphia post
office. the letter was delivered to sub
ordinate in the Philadelphia custom
house, named William +. johnson.
This tool of the radical collector,
with full knowledge for whom the
letter and commission were intended,
opened the letter and replied to it in
scurrilous communication through
q Philadelphia paper. He has sub
jected himself to, and we hope will
suffer, o criminal prosecution for
opening and retaining q letter which
he knew to have been addressed to
another person
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SALE OF UNCLAIMED PACKAGES.
The sale Of packages remaining un-
claimed in the Office of the Adams
Express Company, which began yes
terday, though not as large as the one
held some months since, attracted
numerous buyers, and the excitement
and novelty of the sale caused many
articles to run up to pretty high
figure, though good bargains were
frequently made. Many ludicrous
scenes occurred in consequence of a
spirit of rivalry to obtain particular
packages, which, on being opened.
revealed to the gaze OF the highest
bidder the mouldcring remnants Of
lunch, which consisted originally of
pies, cakes, cheese and red herrincs.
intended for the nourishment of some
soldier fed on short rations, who has
long since been mustered out and re-
turned to the home whence the kindly
offering came. An occasional bargain
stimulated competition, and disap-
pointed purchasers only laughed at
bad luck, and repeated the hazard.
\ lottery Office could hardly present
a more animated scene, though the
prizes to be drawn should represent
fortunes, and the owner Of Il capital
prize could be scarcely more eiated
than the gentleman who, yesterday.
had knocked off to him package of
hoop-skirts for twenty-five cents. \
lively competition sprang up over Il
box that was thought to contain ci-
gars, which, on being opened. was
found to contain the usual musty
lunch and aquantity of equally musty
tobacco. In another instance, bun
die that presented by no means an
inviting exterior, and which brought
but thirty cents, was found to contain
n very good suit of clothes and pair
of sleeve-buttons worth $5.
The sale will continue at McGuirc's
until the lot is sold out.
National IteNiyeuccr.
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The Indians and negroes had q
disturbance in the Chickasaw countrv
last week. The latter were the aE-
gressors and suffered loss Of several
killed. The natives were very much
olsgusted at the poor quality of the
scalps.
The Petersburg Express states that
the body of Confederate soldier WAS
dislnterred there, few days since.
Tor removal South, and the face pre-
sented the beauty it wore when first
dead, unimpaired by either worm or
decay.
F. F5NIAN1sM. : James Stephens, the
head centre of Fenianism, is to start
on Western tour during the present
week. An unusual degree of activity
has prevailed among his wing of the
brotherhood lately, but nothing will
be furnished for publication.
The Republican Association Of the
Ninth District Of New York have
unanimously repudiated its represen-
tatlve in Congress, Mr.. Henry J.
Rayrao I'd This is only the begin
ming OF the end.-Greelev.
TIC Nashville TENN Buune,.
states that a well-known minister of
the Gospel in that city has been bound
over In the sum of $500 to keep the
peace towards certain party whose
life he had threatened to take.
Gen. Hammond of Philadelphia.
is in receipt of reports from Florida.
to the effect that so many ex-army
officers are settling there rs to control
the politics of the State year hence.
At the ball given at tho SARATOGA
Springs, New York, on Friday night,
the Countess Romero, Of Havana,
wore diamonds to tho value of $50
600.
Gen. Early is now in Niagara.
Canada, the home OF Mr.. Mason and
Gen. Brecklnridge, unconquered and
| unsubdned, living in the memories Of
the past, IN fact, q confirmed "rebel."
GooD, IF TRUE 1t is said that the
second comptroller of the Treasury
has decided that the bill equalizinp
bountles is imperative on account Of
fatal defects in the first section.
The Louisiana country press report
favorable week for the cotton crop.
"A few cotton worms have appeared.
but have done no material damage.
Cotton blooms abundant and fine.
Doctor Buffers income last wear
was only S2S, ,552. This beggarly
return results from his sacrifices for
the cause of the Union in New
Orleans.
A Memphis freedman has been
playing policeman, and in that cha
racter imposing taxes and fines on his
dark green brethren
Austria is to pay SO, 1000, 900 to her
aaversarles as expenses of the war.