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C,syeiand WhoIesaJe Harkst.

TUESDAY EvEHsa, August q, 1865.
F~reIghts-Tho following are the rates by Lake
fsteam) and Rail from this port to New York and
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BLosD1S1ASA-Tom. 4iurphy had a crowd
of between two aud three thousand persons
last evening to witness his tight rope per-
tormances over Bank street, some fifty feet
above the pavement. Mr.. Murphy is a
very fair performer; aud to those who have
never witnessed the feats of Bloudin, Farini
or Leslie, daring. The best thing he does
is gaining an upright position after lying
horizontally upon the re-. His first feat
was 70 walk quickly aclSss from one side to
the other, first forwards and then back
wards. He next bore across a wheel-bar-
row, with its handles fastened in his belt
and q groove in the wheel 10 fsthe rope.
He then carried a drum 10 the centre Of the
rope and showed himself c good performer
on that melodiOus O instrument. Then
dressing in the garb of an old woman he
marched over and half way back, where he
f5igned intoxication and tottered to the
ropes end. The closing performances were
some trapcze feats. In the meantime two
or three gentlemen were passing hats
through the crowd for contributions. Mr..
Murphy viii repeat mis- rather curious and
interesting entertainment this evening.
GATHERING SwILL.-Our West Side citizens
are having served upon them the following
notice
The undersigned, contractor for removing
swilI and house odal, hereby gives notice
that he will be at your premises, weather
permitting, on there the days are stated of
each and every week. A portion Of the or
dinauce provides thst "All swill or house
otfal, whether consisting OF animal sub
stances, shall be placed in suitable and
tight vessels, and no ashes or other refuse
shall be mingled Herewith, and the same
shall be placed upon The pavement or in
some convenient place, 10 be taken away by
the contractor" Any person or persons not
complying with the provisions of this sec
ton shall be liable to a penalty of fifty
dollars. Tnos. GREGORY.
Particular attention is directed to the
clause providing for the swill buckets being
placed on the pavements.-What charms
they viii lend to a morning walk! What
beautiful s~eenes-lovely aad exquite smells,
as Visiting for the swill cart in a dog-day's
noon! 4 handy fine, too, for silk dress and
hose comments.
Our city authorities appreciate the needs
Of our citizens.
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asgsREs- Coed and OhraB
EaH2VBTLh B. BROfDHk
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TOLEDO BoAr.-The boat for Toledo this
evening is the Pacific.
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RUSSIA SHEET IROE.-For many years it
has been a subject Of great interest to the
sheet iron manufactures of this country to
ascertain the process of manufs cturing the
Russia Sheet Iron, but hitherto entirely
without success. The whole subject being
completely shut out from every one, and the
process = most profound secret. Although
much money and time have been employed
by capitalists, and both practical and scion
tiic men, in this country and England, in
experimenting and even in sending agents
into the vicinity of the Russian works, for
so thoroughly guarded are they by the Rus
sian Government, that every attempt in
that direction has been a most perfect fail
ure. The imitation ef Russia Iron which has
been in q few instances made in this coun-
try, and found its way into the iron market,
is nothing more than a better grade of com
mon sheet iron, possessing nothing of the
surface gloss peculiar to the Russian
We are happy to announce to sheet iron
manufacturers and dealers-and we do SO
knowingly and with conidence-thst our
townsman Mr.. C. C. Hinsdale, after sew
eral years of patient and persevering inyes-
tigation, assisted in the scientific part by
Prof. Cassells, has succeeded in producing
sheet iron of a quality that equals
in every respectthe best Russia sheets We,
in company with good judges of such mate
rial, have carefully examined the Hinsdale
with the genuine imported Russia sheets,
placed side by side, and all agreed that
they could detect no difference either in
surface gloss, texture or flexibility. II has
also been subjected to a series of severe
tests by Prof. CasselIs and others, along with
the Russia, with the most satisfactory re-
suits. We nave nc doubt whatever, from
what we have seen and learned from those
who are better judges than ourselves, that
Mr.. Hinsdale has made the discovery so
long sought for in this country and Europe,
and We sincerely nope he may receive the
full fruition of his labors.
We understand that a joint stock com
pany is being organized in this city for the
purpose of manufacturing sheet iron under
Mr.. Mr.. Hinsdale's patent, called the
american Sheet and Boiler Plate Co." The
subscription books are now open at the Of
fee of the Cleveland Rolling Mill Co., on
Water street, and we apprehend they will
not be open many days before they will
be difficult to obtain.
An important question now is, as far the
city OF Cleveland is concerned, shall these
works be erected here so as to add to the
already rapidly increasing manufacturing
interests of our city. We sincerely hope SO,
for we doubt not but before many years
Cleveland and its vicinity will be the
Birmingham of the West.
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OPTICAL.

5. PEkAEf, the reliable Op.ieisr. still
: continues to give universal satisfac.;o. I, a.
practice Of bis prvseasiop, No. 1S3 Superior stses
Johnson House Building.
a-ltls 20 the advantage Of all, when soden
with one Of acknowledge skin, who make no Ale
pretsnsions; also q full assortnert ~ OptiesI -
HnkhAneticAi Inskrumes ssIrl
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AUGUST u.
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0sEego azaFSeV-Aug. a.
F~LoUE-steady sad unchanged.
Sales at SlO,5a Tor No. sIrIut : - ~
|uEAr-DuI but uaehans cd Sales Of No
Mis- &c club at s2,25, new while stass y s-'00'
CosS-Du,t. sales Of 10. 4 Hn0l9 O. 80"
OAIs-EOminai.
CisAL FaEIaTrs-stes1y. Wheat i'' corn '72'
-four 4Oc, to New York.
LAKE IHPOETs-NOne.
CANAL ENPoRTs-l4sSOO bushels corn
n. Y. Honey narke.-Aug. n.
HosEg-Rather more active at 495 per cant.
call loans.
srERLIsG ExenAsGE-Dun at lO7@1O7H.
GoLD-hower Opening at i47%, declining to
14711zK, and closing at las.
Il. Z. STOCK Markes-Aug. n.
GovEnsHESr sTOoKs-Quiet and without d.
oided change.
pons, IO2; 6s, 81 coupons, Ill%.
Chicago and Rock Island, 1917; Illinois Central,
I2z5s; Reading, 11614; Western Union Telegraph,
5s5s
Rose & Provision Earkst
ReDOEt.
HAHs-sugar cured c~aagasscd e F.
sHsULpERs-Sugar-cured Csnvsssed = D. l615
DRIED BEEF-Sugar-cCred Canyassed y b.
BA00s-Or Smoked Sidss 8 D---------
~LAsD-Prime Lear bblso or tres y
a. Prime eafkettla-rnd'di in kegs = D. Zl1s
POzz-No. l mess = W
" Extra clear $ % W
" Light mess -
SS-Eo charge mads for packages or esTtsse.
All articles are warranted strictly PRIME Ofssas
ROsE A PBEETIss.
hes I42. ia and 1876 ontario stress
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FoR BuFFALo.-The Comet goes to Buffalo
this evening.
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FULLER 4 FORD,
WANTEp..AcENT

husI.o1o I'LL
EOR 6ALE-0Ib-A cne lot Of Petroleum Burn
Z ing OF. ct chs Factory Of W SUibD, on OeE'
sral Wsy. ssp26:RT
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COMMUNICATION


Of Thomas Gregory, swill contractor for
the West Side, stating that he is faithfully
discharging his duty. Filed.
of Committee on Park and Public
Grounds, reporting that they lave received
only one bid for the building of a pavilion
in Woodland Cemetery-that of II. Fuller
L Co. for the sum Of S4,3S0.60. Filed.
"EvER OF TuEE,"-Every one has heard
and admired that musical gem, Ever of
Thee I'm Fcndly Dreaming" A sad and
touching story is tsld of the author of the
song. It was written by a young English
man named Foley Hall gentleman by
birth and education. Wealthy in his own
right, with large expectations, he led a
needless life, not choosing his associates,
but allowed himself TO be drawn into the
society of The vicious. His property soon
disappeared, and no left without resources
sufficient TO buy his daily bread. His mus
zeal talents had been highly cultivated, but
as he never needed them, he scarcely knew
to what degree they could be made availa-
bic. In his distress, however, ne wrote the
charming song, Ever of Thee" A London
publisher gave him one hundred dollars for
Is, but that amount, with such a s~pendthrift
would not last long He wrote other ngs
but the money not coming in as fast as be
wished, in a weak moment he forged the
name Of his publisher, and although every
effort was made teven by the publisher) 10
save him, it was all Of no use, and poor Fo-
ley Han = to Newgate, and died brok-
en- hearted before his trial came on.
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Auditcr-Younglove & Massey Sl4.00, Col
well & Co. S6,l2, P. II. Bader SS2,5 50, G-E.
Hartwell $500, Mrs. S. A. Wyckoff SIZES,
j.. F. Fries $500, n. II. RhOads SSS,OS, A.
Hoibut $1,000, Hermon d Crowl SI4Sf,
CleFeland Water Works S2s.SS.
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MIIWaR kee MHrAtt-Aa43' n
FL~OUR-Quiet.
WHEAT-Uusettled and nominal az S4,U9.
C0RN-Deeiintd l7ze.
RFcEIPT-FioUr 20 bbls wheat 1000 bush.
sHIpMENT-Wheaf JO,oOl BUSH corn 29,o03 bush.
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CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.


TUESDAY EVENING, August z, 900.
Council met pursuant to adjournment
The President, F. W. Pelton, in the Chair.
All the members present except Messrs.
Becker, Clark, Pettingill, Reynolds, Thor
man and Truseott.
Reading of the minutes of last meeting
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Of the Board of City improvements, in
reference to the manner in which the &C
count of dreding is kept between the city
and z. Sims. Filed.
Of Committee on Schools, recommending
that the C iuncil take nofurthe- steps in re-
gard to a resolution introduced by Mr..
Heisley at the last meeting Of the Council
in reference to the establishment Of q
school, al the city's expense, in the Catholic
Orphen AsYlum. Adopted.
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FOR SALE.

nor SALE-A Rne lot Of Dressed Flooring,
= Siding, and Barn Boar7s, at A. GILOHBIST'S,
on Eagle street, near Sc9ylIs Barrel Eaetory.a23 81
,EOR SAIE-A small Cottage House and Lot,
IL No. 10 Vestry street. Inquire on the premises.
~auaf2-3f4
nOrSF Ann LOT FOR AIF-situated on
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az waoLgsALE AMI RETAIL
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-09
The Death OF Con. Howers-Additional
b.. ... Particulars. l l.- %, .

Gen. Grant, accompanied by Gen. Bowers
and Gen. Grants son, arrived at Garrison's
Station, on the Hudson River railroad, OPP
posite West Point. at late hour on Monday
night, and there compelled TO remain on the
east side Of the riysr until morning. The
next day, after breakfast, the distinguished
party were fsrrisd over the river. -.r...'
After Gen. Grant had left his son at the
Point, (where he Is to remain, Lieut.. Gen
Grant, accompanied by Gen, Bowers, 70.
turned, arriving at Garrison's about three
o'clock In the afternoon, and about fifteen
minutes before the down train was due, on
which they wore 70 proceed TO New York.
When the train arrived, some difficulty oc-
CURED In relation to . carpet-bag belonging
to tho party being missed, whom Gen. Bowers
followed the station agent TO the Office to sec
about II, Gen. Grant, In the meantime, being
seated In the car next to the rear
I When the agent arrived In the ticket once
he picked up n carpet bag, and presented It
To- the view Of General Bowers, who said,
''Thatis not the ons," These were the last
words spoken by the deceased. The train ut
that tims-wAs In motion, when General Bow
srs rushed out TO get on board. In attempt
ing 70 do so, he seized hold Of the railing op
the platform Of the car In which General
Grant was seated, and jumped upon the step,
his body striking With such force Against the
car as to break bis hold on the railing, pre-.
cipitating him from the STEP " -. .,
In the fall he swung around between the
cars, his head and that part Of his body
above the hips falling inside the track, the
car running over him, producing death In
stantly. His body was dragged about ono
hundred yards on TO q switch and over It.,
the head being horribly mutilatsd, rs was
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Bx umLEaRAPH
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.

~. ,,,w,.,.. :. o.n.o. a..,n.s the
- E.-. = I
ROCHESTER,, msron Sine oanaoisn mn
itsry were called last nignt AZ the Suspsn,
sion bridgs, to guard against an apprsnenaed
raid BY the fenians A.,
No raid occurred, IL oe'ns po'tponeo un'n
81. Pstriok's day. 4
NAVY stisp SEIZED ",
LNsw Dfonk, Maron ing NeN iorh
Time, special Dispatch IRON no nn "a. ~
the militia are under arms anu on outy to-
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Telegram from Lisats GsnsraI Grant.

tto4AA A<Ae@ss ~NS.-~s@A - S@@as
Tho following telegram was sent by Gen,
GRASr to tho brother Of the late Colonel
BowERs. ,Ir,rg. E.r..-..r...r..
HEADaULRTBRs AAAIRs or rIIB UsITRD srArB, !
|, ~ WAAHiNaToy. u. C., March !, 1866. !
DR.. Lorenzo Botoers, LsbdnOR, Penney ltdntd:
II 10 with heartfelt sorrow that 1 oommu-
nicAte to you the accidental death Of your
most eStimable brother, Col T. s. Bowers.
It occurred ut 3p m, Yesterday, opposite
West Point. In attemptingtp get on tho
cars while In motion, he fol- hstween two Of
than, and was instantly efashyd to dsath.
His funeral will take place to-morrow, 81
West Point, and his brother staff officers and
myself leave In body to- day TO intend IT,
Your brother had won morS than esteem
from all who knew biu, and in bis dsath the
country suStalns great loss. 80 : que
...+ . 10 lLiSutshAnt asHsfskA
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Fsnf EsnOhk AMI uthD.O~''
Cars Con vss On arc Wednesday night,
All order. h.s.lofor. sisssed r.quirps
that trsnsport&ties shsll - furnished to fnr-
ieusbsd soldier hsv. been rsvOksdA "a.
BRIeADIrR GENERALLY speaking the State
military ball in Boston was . great success-
Financially u ala not produce great results.
.As srsnss is not to be tried, Com. Win
siow, who was detained a. . witness, Il is
said will now proceed 10 take command Of
the Calf squadrons Boston Jesxsai. b. 10
- THrns 10. evidences TO show that . lev
nights sso = negro In Nashville decoyed q
negro girl to the raos-ground and there bfu-
tally outraged and murdered her. VI
TIE Norfolk Pos. which sold'' 80 many
readers In IN article upon the Presidents
veto, is offered for sale, Job Office and all, BY
It's propristors, who have engaged in other
business enterprises, ~
A "srrorAL" says that Secretary wsllss
Is about TO order the relsass, on parole, Of
Mallory, secrstarv late O. s. n, on account
Of his suffering from severe sickness .
How She Loves ina piece In which
some excellent acting has been done at Gro
vsr's, Is 10 Do Withdrawn tonight, and the
Romance Of a Poor Young Man" viii DO
played with strong cast.
A Pre- 10 Nashville destroyed tho build.
ing occupied BY Lieut.. Wilson, quartermas-
tor, and By the quartsrmaster Of the military
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THIRTY :. NINTH CONGRESS
ma First Session.
FRIDAY, MARcH Q, 1865.
~ SENATE.

r. =.
amendment to the Consntution Tor the
snoonne OF rIssosn. sna vice r ,, ~
aireosv vote, ihsseea o. oieo.ofh oohegei a.so'
,or equal rignts, Wnnout uis'inct,on o. color-
heieHed 70 the eommiAee on heoons'ruo-
uon, ~, nd. ,.,g ir,., -
Mr. Wilson presented the petition OF eiti-
ssns Q, massaenusetus, askinB ior tne as
i,sncnisement o. tate reoels: heierred 70
tne conn on heconstrucuon. A.,
Mr.. hsrris presented the petition oil eiu-
lens Of new nork, agaipst tne renewal ol the
n. nee,pmoLy noalyi wn,oa "A fs's'rea 70
inc Nommittoo on rlnanoe. .,..
mr.. chandier in'roduoeu ? petiacn Lor an
increase OF pay W. army omco,si "nicn WINS
reietreo 70 tne mln'ary oommt'ee' DO sys,
AZ hsi.pest WE'VE
ny; oonness oahee up .ns o,h 10 ehsenu
.ne ume TOT uhe snhaIsNh gooas from
Pa L9 ssoIes anu oohaea wenVuses, on
M. ~ s., na, .h,ch :, neas W i'o'' i
''y NJ. &c. ~ x " ~. a. pas'eI III
oPssuo sooH ,no uVo. u no
nsu Wy ~ SD. M sVuil 'neie'ol ~
49,. WLat ~" 10 ~ a., nAa W soy y"
$500 49,. Lnss " ~ ~ go. w ssy - ~
..ss ~. ~ osaolo. .ue Ien..o on'y a,1
nv 1850. ' ~ =. Wy Pr "Vuiu
ny usay I'm ~ sny no'ioo ~ ,her .e,y
make. r-ll11 ',giaa Il, Z - - n -
At ono o'clock the Chair announced that
the morning hour had expired, and the bill
under conside tion was made the special
order for Monday At Epastt twelve O'Clock.
The eonstitutionai amendment on the sub.
jsct Of representation was then taken up.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. "
Mr.. Rosa offered q resolution, which was
sdoptsd, calling upon the Secrstary Of war
10 state how many volunteers arc stili 70
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PEN, PENCIL AND SCISSORS.

-- .
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49,. - rr' ' VIM w ''''A
49,,
o' 'Ae 'u"'e'
~nss crop OF orange and neighbor.
ING ''""'''' OIL '"s'his :" 'oohins poorly.
BUSINESS Is stupidity dull at Charleston,
" ~ --''""s " '"' P~P''' sne0'
THE fruit crop along the Ohio Lake shore
egion Ia In danger. lD
The Board OF ovsrseers Of Harvard Col.
lsgs have elected Hon. John H. clifford per-
manent president Of the board.
AsorHER bar-room murder occurred In
New York yesterday, . bsr-kesper named
0'Neill shooting one Sullivan. ..
Tn w.vor =, Mo,u. .s... q, ma ...,
for tho arrest Of the parties who set ere 10
the negro church, in tho western part Of that
city, on the 27th ult. 10 ,. .aa
Tn. ,is..,. af Ro.h...., Hi. D..
pou,bt.,,.,. A,hn,n .na N.-h,,. .,....a
U,;o, No., =. Tn..a.- r. $3.50 !.
Democrat. -'. . . "..
tn, NJ vo.I g. 49,. a.. ,.
IN. d..,,n. ,n -ho,...,. -. -. 49,
,h., q, a. - -. a.. -. -.
,,rd mo,,m,nt comm.n..d
~. a - -.
,,or. .,.,. 1901 u,,h.. L,n.s
o,h,, * Az .m... !, a.a,r.,.-n K..t..s.
" - 10y - ~~~'b~'S".b @sehs.Ssyt
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BIERsTADT's GREAT PICTURE
AT sEATON HALL. '..'

BIERsrADr's picture Of IA Storm In the
Rocky Mountains" Is attracting great nnm-
bsrs Of visitors each day and evening. 1t
calls forth the praises Of the most critical
admirers Of art. Every one " washington
should SEQ this grand picture before Il is
kaken away from oar city, ,r- --.--- ---u-
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Property RssreRED.-Ths property be-
longing to JOsEPH FoRREsT, located in St,
Mays county, Maryland, consisting Of
I.ai6 acre1 WAS res.oTsd 70 him this morn
Ing BY order Of Major General 90: How.
AID. lFOEnEsT seeslYsd pardon from, Prspi'
dent JoHEsoS some time since bsglSssI ias.i
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tor *eo'oVo Tor tho Agricultural oohege
fand' IN accordance with recent vote
Accourrs from ospe Cod report thst
large hres were burning In the woods In the
80. nFs"s'sr AND ssndvieh,on "sone''
Gay night :.
ohiHisAL indictmsnts have been found
against hsssrs. hoksnns Especial agent OF
ohip ana Rogers tsxseonsui OF the sans
country At New York; for alleged breach Of
ns a y, ave- .ney were a1 n'.
80 49, - w"s es" O'a Nv "
W "s''''o.' "'A''
TIE point OF Matthew Arnolds recent IA
nous sss.y on the kuBiish people Is that
they have lost the secret Of the age they are
not In harmony with the spirit Of the times,
through excessive greed and narrow.
minded pride, 90 that they almost Invariably
mipu'se inc great events transporting around
mem L. .--,,..-
Doa'u .. fire insurance onoei",''e,'
IN 'no o,.y 81 NeN ioik nave presented POI,
,'''' " nv insurance. 70 All inc memoers %
sns euop'n'An rre pePer.meh" haen
ponoy -. io' one yea. ana secures one
nou'-na aohA" 70 me fanny IN case y
'es.o WINE on daty, ana nve collars per
week IN oAss oi aha'hns aoo'dsn'.
DURING the ceremony Of candlemas, at
Roms, says correspondent, the Pope looked
very EEL, but he has since been Ill. His
sstsndAnts say they Observe signs OF growing
feebleness In him; that his memory Is shaken,
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SPECIAL NoTICEs.


sr Pred. DouElassi zuiv!us
The Lecture q the above on .'The I.s.s 81 the
National Rquhl Suffrage Associations, In the CITY
ASSEMBLY ROOMS, Louisiana. aveuus, south
side, near Sixth street, Immediately bssk Of the
National Hotel, on SATURDAY kvRNIN0, the
10Th inst at AZ O'Clock. Doors open al :. ~
am Informed that, since the removal Of the
Canterbury, this hall has been fentted, and IL
one Of the most comfortable Public Lecture
Rooms In the city. '.i.Fas' .HF ridHI
Apply carly fortickst. Of Parksr's Book Stand,
Post ONO, or you will not getthen. ,sud SOD
Pries 90 CENTS. . q ,r'Iaarl
81 The Hon. WIN. D. KELLEY, President, will
preside. JON W. HASBR0UCK, 20
mhS-H '. secrstary.
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LoUAH ArrAInsI

TIE ARLrseros BsrArE.-Brevet Brig.
adler General @. n. Howard to-day has siytn
authority to Lieutenant Bergeyin TO dtvids
the public lands Of the Arlington estate lying
acre. sovn 10 wheat, into lots Of Ave acres eash.
These are TO be sofhcientiy dehnsd BY stakes,
and to be rented " faithful freedmen, ~ the
the General, be understood that thoss reading Al
the Freed men's village must pay mcnthly rent
for their houses In advance, bat the rent upon
the lands will be required At the harvestng OF
The crops, All prsctical measures will betaksn
10 make this an industrious aud thrifty eommu.
nifty. fifteen acres are 10 be reserved asd eui.
tiysted a. a garden for the freedmen. l3ai3'd
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A Rebel, Aposssts, Ravtsher and Child
Murderer Arrested.

Bosros, March e.--Charles Arson Dodge
has been arrested for the murder Of the Joyce
children. He oonfesses the crime. He Is Q
native Of Massachusetts, bat served in the
rebel army and WAS captured during Nor
gan,s raid. He then enlisted In the Federal
army and again deserted and Joined the Fed
efAl navy. 49, r.-...... b. ... H...a ~
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Christian BuriaI OF an Inaisn Chiers
Daughter.

FoRr LARAMIE, March 9.-spotted Tai,
the chief Of the Beulah band Of the siouxs.
came here to-day, and was received by Col.
Tan came to bring the body Of his daughter,
which was Inferred at the oemstsrJ with
Christian rites. This Is considered 10 be an
indication of the desire Of the siopIs for
peace. -.lL - = D. IL
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-09

CninIsAL CouRr--.Jndgs Esher.-(Ed.
ward Q. carr,ngtOn, ESQ, District Attorney,
James Magic, alias James Boueh, esayietsd Of
stealing go from James Thompson, on Wednes.
day last; new trial granted and aoiie pros. BY
U. y. Attorney. 0oodipg for defeace. .I...,-T
Samuel Scott, indicted for isrceny noble pres.
by y. 8, Attorasy. I'D, = 57...-, 90. -. u
Jane Williams, Indicted for stealing ciothisg
from Robert Ford. Verdict, guilty Of petit lar
eeny. Morgan for defence. rgT rgfgEr4
terfeit money. Eoib proseYsd By unitsd BATES
Attorney. ! a--. ~ t.E E8 '-EaF
Charles II. Tyler, indicted for stealing . watch
from Charles 2eheuder. Case soA trial Miller
for defence, ..H TfrAHT .. al 81. ~. ...