The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-15
Pen, Pencil, and Scissors.

Pen, Pencil, and Scissors.
Hon. JoHN II. RICE, of Maine, arrived at
the Ebbitt House last evening
"THE AMERICAN CoNrLIcr'-Greeleys war
on the President.
BRowSLow says he wants to make 10y.
atty respectable" Then let him quit it-Er.
"MY PoucY"-The peoples insurance
against rspudation. Post.
Hon. HENRY ORDER, member of Congress
from the Russsllville district, Kentucky, died on
Thursday last.
GEORGE V. MooDY, late colonel in the
rebel army. and delegate from Mississippi to the
johnson Philadelphia Convention, was shot dead in
his office at Port Gibson on the 9Th inst
PARsoN BRowNLow and Jack Hamilton
are "are.tried" patriots. OF course they are.
They were fre.eaters though when II suited their
political purposes.
GEN. SWIFT, the new Naval Officer at Bos-
ton, has appointed 7. Browne Dix Deputy Naval
Officer. Mr.. Dix Is brother Of Gen. Dix, and was
formerly chief clerk of the Warehouse Bureau.
AxAN and his friend Ballauf, two noted
sportsmen Of this city, have been saughtering
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JACK HAMlLroNs other qualification for
the radical nomination as Vice President, which
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HE American missionary at Oroomiah,
Persia writes that the high price of cotton goods
consequent upon the American war, has led to an
immense increase in the culture Of cotton in Persia
vorable to the product with the exception Of some
exposure TO heavy frost''
A YANKEE school marin, known as Mary
A. Weldon, alias Mrs. Fairfield, who settled in
Richmond shortly after the evacuation, was arrest
ed on Sunday last in Richmond, drunk and disor-
Derby. She had on an undergarmeut, with hoop
skirt for an outer. In this dishablle she was ar
rested She taught colorsd school, until turned
loose as street-walker and drunkard.
Mr., WHIrEHoUsE of Boston. was RETURN
ing Saturday night from the Nav ENGLAND Fair
where he had been exhibiting n eollection of Cali.
forpia ra,tlespakes. and while onsn;no ons ~ ,ba
boxes was bitten BY one of IN. r.n,ilss A, ,oon
as he reached home he took large dose, NJ vh;.Lv
and was soon pronounced ont of dan,.r
Ar the time the Prussians marched into
the Grand Duchy of Nassau, the Grand Duks San,
I9l barrels of excellent Rhine wine to strasbouru
In France and deposited them for safe. kssn,nu At
the depot Of the French Eastern railway. Nov
the Prussan King has attached them through his
agents, and proposes to sue in the French courts,
the railway company, for the re.deliyery of the
wine. An interesting case may be expected.