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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-19

WOMEN OF THE SOUTH
DISTINGUISHED IN LITERATURE.
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my >TRATEp WITH SPLENDID PORTRAITS,
ON STEEL, FROM LIFE. OF
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Mrs. ANNA CORA RICHIE,
MIS- AUGUSTA J. EVANS,
Mrs. l.. VIRGINIA FRENCH,
MARION HARLAND,
and containing full Biographical sketches ana
specimen extracts from the most celebrated VIII
ting, in prose and verse Of
Thirty rIVE DISTINGUISHED LITERARY
WOMEN OF THE SOUTH"
All of thu above works are having an immense
sale and agents are doing splcniidly everywhere.
Many are making from ten to fifteen dollars
day.
We want an agent in every town in the southern
States Returned soldiers, ladies, teachers ana
others will find this most profitable employment ."
Exclusive territory given, and liberal induce
ments offered TO canvassers.
For full particulars, address
c. Il. RICHARDSON, Publisher,
so Broadway, New York.
]. w. STRONG,
southwest corner Fifth and Franklin streets,
NH s-eodIm General Agent for Virginia.
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E.- SPECTACLES! SPECTACLE>!
oil y st \ y d .
No. los MAIN STREET
We hereby remind those in want OF >PE1iA-
Giles that we have our usual fun and comrirt"
stock. embracing all the most desirable kinds Of
GLASSES i'm use, including
GENUINE CRYSTAL or PEBBLE in quality
and construction equal to any made
CONCAVE and CATARACT GLASSES that cam
not be cXcelled.
Thanks to the liberal patronage OF tn" pubhc III
an experience of over thirty years not IN inc nos
pitfalls of Europe but in this the capital oi \IrSlna,
we are enabled to adapt Glasses 10 all Kinds OF de-
rcctivc vision requiring such aid. Prices r"a~ona-
bic, and satisfaction guaranteed.
MITCHELL \ TYLER,
uhl-ov us Main street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
nonppr I,xcAsrER. ?. !. WRIGHT
J. l.. WILLIAMS.
ne LANCASTER & co.,
BANKERS AND STOCK
AND EXCHANGE BROKERS'
RICHMOND, VA,
huv and sell on commission
STATE. CITY. RAILROAD,
and other
BONDS AND STOCKS,
Dealers in
DOMESTIC and FOREIGN EXCHANGE, ,.,,p
GOLD AND SILVER,
NEGOTIATE LOANS,
RECEIVE DEPOSITS,
MAKE COLLECTIONS oh all principal clties.
i',o -, l.. W. ROSE, Teller.
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HOTEL FOR RENT.-WiI
By Harrison, Goddiu & Appcrson,
Bankers, Broker, and Real Estate Agents.

Banker, Broker, and Real Estate Agents.
(,OMMISSIoNER,S SALE At AZ
HwEFIIiYG.H0i'SE. AND rNIMPEoELD PGo-
pERTY IN TIE CITY or RICHMOND AMP
COUNTY or HENRICo.-By vir'9% o. " 1"'i, ,.
nounced on The II July l'H', afhrmrd ny ~, '"..
of Appeals and Of Il decree OF Tn" sad 1lIl..
Cnurt mad on the 9Th October. 1885, III three si,r
the first styled Leftwieh ana wife rS >hrlt"n ~
cru,rix and others the second, Brunme rH L'i',
wich and others and The third, hrlt"rh anu
other, -. Ro,strr ana o'her~. tn" u"4'L-:ea.ar
.. .nrcIaI commissioners therein named VIII Oh
FRIDAY, the sd duyo Marrh, i."a, It ll"'l'n" L.
a NJ. proceed TO- sGl A. foT ,h %G Fo,I"% VA,
aastarr ,.ruhr9ccd In 4 deed from \. h. RuEaser -
Joseph Brunrnrl, Of the 3d April, lno<. on 4" 4gA
crr,.. nuon the terms prescribed by sail decree,
10 wit: for cash a. t. "ne~thlrd "i thr Ir"''.'s.
sale aud upon credits - Ia the r',.d"' 81 .N.
twelve AMI Eighteen months, ~ equal li-l~lla91
bearinr interest from the day "f sale, ia" rar.Aa
s,rs executing negotiable notes lor IN" 'i'"i3 #0
,.'Imanf. md the title 10 be retained until d r..'
! vrvancr i directed by the cour'. Inc ldA',''
ms Isl yfTThh e : VALUABLE LoT or GROUND on the
southwest corner Of Grace and iWenIE 's.n m ,
street, Church I'LL one hundred ana ON ;rG
bv one hundred and sixty i've teet, upon VIM .sr
mere i, A large brick dwelling house and ONE,
buildings. now in the occupancy oil tn" I"h''' '
End. Tir large BRICK TOBACCO FACT Oh S oo
Twenty fifh street, between Nam ana .. ,tr
streets. sixty five by one hundred and lhlt!'"'
feet. -, IL, - Franklin
stpaat hetwren Twenty-fflh and Twenty 'slAsl
streets, fronting on Franklin street thir.% 49,.
feet and running back one hundred ana III! W.
/ .th Ona LOT on Franklin street, al, olnlnS a.
above thirty three by one hundred ana SIM! mo
SIN TWENTY LOTS in the plan Of Mount EfI. ...
in Henrico county, Nos. 10 ~ being the s4~.
conveyed 10 \. L. Register by William oh''>''
III" PowHATAN ROBERTS, commis.. oner..
WILLIAM w. CRuMP, { - l.
Sale to be conducted by HARRISON 9' III.
/ APPERsoE.
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~ j. Il. KEININGHAM
offers FOR sale
PART OF THE LIBRARY OF ON OF 'uh nE0i
JUDGES OF BOOKS.
ANON, the lot are books Of high value, when
will be sold very low. " =,
WHAT Is oUR TRUE POLICY Just published
o,,, r,r.o1o J. Il. BIRMINGHAM,
Blank Book Manufacturer, BOOKSELLER ana N'"-
linnnr I'll Broad street. mn -"
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c,TONE. WILSON IL FOSTER,
WHOLESALE GROCERs
CoMMIssIoN MERCHANTS

CoMMIssIoN MERCHANTS
AND ,., ,,.,,r.
nraIpR~ IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC VINE
AND LIQUORS,
CARY STREET, NEAk 49,
Offer for sale, in store AM - atrit,,rrrr
100 bag. 30. LAGUAlRA, and Az - III II. rs
% ho2.heads CUBA and PORTO kl'o 90
100 btnr IRE REFINED sUGARS-A, B, e. and -.
90 harris ,r~ CRUSHED and CuT-LoAf SUSAKKi.p
30 barrels WEST INDIA M0LASSESS, a9 nrps Al!
10 hogsheadss BACoN-slDEs, shoOLDH"'' -
ha Sfe chests GUypowDER, IMPERIAL '''
Is boxes 111B B 7. B1eBBITT's SOAPS and BI 'AH'
,oo ha nws \ AiphhaSNT'ISE CANDLES,
40 dozen PAINTED BUCKETS,
40 dozeu assorted BROOMs,
lao eros assorted MATCHES, ,,,,,
ioo harris II ERRlNGS and MACkkkELL,n t,p mart
ioS barr.ls EXTRA and sUPERFlNE fLo'
"wHEATLAND' u,....
'''O All grades Of WHISkiEs-amons,t MIN
In, famous STAR brand, 50 Wen Nh'"
North Carolina and lower Nirginll.x'rSSrY 4
OTARD. DUPCY 4 CO. aud HEHs No."
co IMPORTED RRANDlEs, II prR.
IMPORTED MADEIRA, SHERRY, an"
GTNDY PORT WINES,
wRAPPlEG PAPER
RICE,
PEPPER,
TIN. saaS hsv. Sst been purchased A nc Il
dueed prices, when eilaol'o 10
great Inducements. ,t,h tho late THagA'
oB. NJ QuARLEs, formerly VII, WIN III iva house
JoSgs Esq , can be found with tue A0"''
NH lG-3t -------------.--
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SHIP PING.

DOR NEW YORk.-A L LANTIC
L COAST MAIL STEAMSHIP FL
COMPANY The new and elegant Il 4as
side wheel steamer IL A 4 Il l. X As, Ss.z.Lst1l.l
LEWIS PARRISH captain, will leave g-xses-tsSszss5
her wharf at Rockets on TUESDAY, the 10Th OF
March, at 7 A. NJ.
Passengers viii please be punctual They can
10 aboard the evening previous If they desire 80
To do.
For freight or passage, apply 10
SAMUEL AYREs 4 Co, Agents,
NH l0--2t corner Cary and Virginia streets.
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MOTIF
n Having qualified AS the AdminlsJsa 81 /.
Thona, NJ iadd, deceased, all persons i, :, ~
his estate are requested To make pAhna e.,A.s
will present them to me for settlement ~ ING nr.i
Of James L. Davis, north side Basin oahA'
''"' W. l.. CowARplN, Admini'.i"''''
NH l.--eo,l2ws
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NH lI-w
, 1866-12-13
FROM MADISON.

Fsrrvet Cour1tetlars for Gallant AcFvices-
MerttpE IT fhr 4,ntc Agricultural soeterF
-AppHf1tnA u.a-31fsalsstppa Rivcr FroEFn
At Prairie dH Chken-The 3-Akc4-The
Weather.
lspecial Despatch to the Chicago Tsihune.l
MAntsox. Wis, Dece1bes IL
Gcverror Fat.elfld has tssned bEeses eommis.
sIors to the following members Of the Sixth ~s.
contIn Regiment, fos heroic conduct: ChAs. som
.ne,lr. rr.ate. Of Company !, to be Captain. from
Angus. 18th, 1854, in recognition Of his great GAL
lau,y =. The batlle Of ainesytle, Virginia where,
alter being severely wounded IN The thtoa', be
r4cked up his 1uuAlet nd remained IN the 1ankA,
k,l1g ith the GREATEST coolneAs nnttl wounded tn
the aTr, ard permanently disabled; CotposA Jss.
Moody, Compaty !, to b. capt1is. ffon March
alti 1865, IN recognition Of conspicuous Ga1laE:r!
difpisye I'd hy him 1t The baltic Of Grase! Rua, IT
csciA where, ln defence OF The coiote Of hp ssR!
Eent. be bsafneA rrhel soidie- NTH tne DIV y ~
his 1nueket; Sergeant Chas. Fatsiek4 1anpaaA Il
to be Captain. from .1si Aaseh, 1Saa foI eohepe1
ocs Essla1tlJ displayed h bit: on taat
the lsiue Of Gravel Hnn. FlT4n, u .e oeeoo'ds e
Tho eolois Of lis rectSent na .ua !, use1,tT ~
DO which successfully 70 touno n1.t :. Sses<snts
10 hi, nE opponent with the oa!oue1: seseeants y
Chauneey Wi1sor and 1saae Eof.: COMPANY r. - 10
nnt,n ~ ~, arSeuou* cslian,-y display red at
-. f.tt,s n, GrsT.t Run. Vlr..nia Serctaut F.
Miller. corn. my !, to be Captain fsnH 1uty ~
lsa n rrccsati n Q. co3ttieaons ganannh az.
s1jSnojs, Mho@e he captured the Gags OF the !Nsp'
, 1866-12-13
FROM ST. LOUIS.

-.,,. ,1,,.
Inc ssovefoots FroetAm1.1on-.1 noaa~
tain Observation-Disclosures htTer
The Weathtr-UhttuaFJ-A Of the
Beard Of fTrAde-RobberT-An InpostcF.
t.ra~;.1 n..n.,rh n ,h@ chiesr, r+1nnr.I
lSPSe'~4 0espA@-A ~ Ae ~AA->-e 1~'o"e''
TT. Loru. December H.
The 3soub}cs which erpH out OF the Goyesno.'e
.,..,..,.,;nn ~ .,+,,1 ,., a~y.t o,,lv 4. xn-v
oios'neu =. n*.. - U.s n.s ~ .sss
icF eo1nl'cs-ma'n'9 tnose ea911ea ~ tne Consd1'
eatiycs in the recent election. The State, as .
whole. ID PERFECTLY dutet,
No,. tttxt,n3,nc ,hr 1.,rne,s of the .es.nn- !.
-NI|r ~. 80
, 1866-12-13
FDOM INDIANAPOLIS.

Address to tho Colorcd Cittzens-Govcrn-
menx Indebtedness 10 the stnte Of 1nd1aaa-
The Indianapolis A.~octatcd Presentation
kattsers hurled In 1ndtana-Porh PacA-
ing. dc.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
INDIANAPOLIS, December Il.
Hon. ]. P. samEson, proprietor Of the cincin"
1mli cylorfd Citizen, addressed a meeting Of the
co1ored people tonight, on The questions Of the
day. He urged moderation Oh the part of his
brethren, and reliance on the Government Of the
s,a.e for tnll and ample Justice. He declared that
Governor Molton would recommend in his mes.
s4ge m appropriation OF portion Of the school
fund for cololed children, and speedy AbroeAtion
Of such clauses tn our State Con:hsaoon Is con.
Eic1 with the Constitution Of the United states
Abetracts Of part Of the Indebtedness Of the Gov
efhUcnt TO tho Stale OF lrdlara, tmou7liuS 10
Sl7aEIg. is have been forwarded to the second
~tLAAiioe - AN2AxMhFms n ~ Atats Aashosaaase'
Articles OF Association Of The indianapolis As.
Epct8ted Press. 81 yue1 BY DouTfAs l. Conner o1
The journal, and 1Afe Devlin Of the Hefd!d, have
Leen died In the otIce Of tic Secretary OF State.
The Supreme Coar OF the Stale meets to-mor-
row morning.
taeso are bnEied orc thoutan9 two hundred and
:iailson there are one hundred and THIRTY y.two
while, and II Evansville dTe hundred and sixty.
:hrt e white and ihreo cclosed soldiers. These
embrace ali the soldiers buried In indiana.
1he weather continues cold. and considerable
hus1nes. Is doing IN pork packing. notuithstan1
IrE tie fact that thtMers hold theu hogs expecting
better prices.
, 1866-12-13
FROM LOUISVILLE.

Personal - Co.ntcrtelecr Arrested - The
4Pnekinx ~earon-MAEkets, acc.
Especial Despatch 10 the Lhscaco Ttibune.1
LoCnyn1k, December r,
General James T. Wilson and General ". P.
carlin. OF Illinois, arrived In the citJ to-day, and
wilt accompany Generals Thomas, X. ". John
scr, JcG. c. Da7ts. Ely and Ruukle to Nashville
10 atterd The presentation Of the Tennsstce medal
10 Gencral Thomas.
cha1ics a. Ros<nbacm w.e atseated for counter
letting United States {: yrency.
The Board Of Trade propose to nemoFiA1fzs the
Postmaster General 10 appotnt yuufe agents to
uhith ale now toC- NJ aTe days en- spx:<.
Two coal boats got On the Falls To-day, but VII
probably be taved.
Weather colder thermometer e9e-
Pork dryn. Old, &2150; new, S41.1.
Nts IzainfaiDed that 4 larger number Of hogs
than 1t f.st anticipated viii 6e killed here b. tht
farmers thu season, oxinc tn th@ uncertainty u
to prices II Ctnetunad, and to the tact tha& they
think they car cet better returns from hog pro-
dpct1pp from lire animals sold to packers. -Four
thousand eight hundred head elAuEht.rcd today
Total. 57,16a. In tho pens, 6,:5o- Prices <6~oo1
{t.s5-
f,1r
, 1866-12-13
FRUu CINCINNATI

ubsequies Of The Lztc atr. Loeke-Tfsops
Ordered TO FranAltu, KY to sappres@
DutFnkeA-The BAtenAh 1Fonpe-Enahez-
xtement and Arfrat.
'Hpeeial Despatch to the Chicago flbnne.]
CHcIx1Arl. December II.
fht funezal Of James Locke, Esq late Of the
Go=.sf<. took place this morning, the ensi1e eiET
prers being rtptescnled,
1oulfs!llc ie tying to raise $s1 00o TO assist II
completing the proposed ralsoad connecting New
Albany With this city.
United States uoops have been ordered to
franklin, Ky, to regulate the foeh+Es and nur'
The Batsman houpo opened for three nights to
m imtnepee aud elegant aulienee Ii 3 evening.
Thomas Rogers and Henry .Ln.bu-c we're en- en-
p;oyed to bring 4 dIove q hoSr, Tosth r w
rooze County. Kes:uek;; 3. nd 14s 1ns! .os so!:
he ehses for n.,t fH1na sHa
eetsded s IN aF1estlne the ncn As she} were on th
| point Of leaving the city.
, 1866-12-13

&iuxulnr De1xh-Harse RAafrsAd-Th~
Weather.

Sinxulnr De1xh-Hsrsc HAafrsAd-Th~
Weather.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tr>-Ht
DsMoNu, lo-- December IL
4 boz IA Jaek.on County, @w days ago. xe1s
m, 70 xei xonc qral1 trape. ind not returning II
TIC time appointed eeazeh was Instituted a'd he
was torod suspended ftom tree drad. He had
probably been mp after SQUIRREL ana on de-
trsndire hls footslpped md tIa comforter ea1.h,.
choking him 10 dca,h. Nb 1eet weFc wtta1a six
tpchtS Of tic ground.
Tia CITY Council q o<DesAotnee have efaated to
Turner. White & o., charter fot ftreet 7ail-
1o. tn be bni1s u this etsJ. The charter gives the
company he exclusive !l.pt . run stssst cas- u
sny p.,f Of the city tor thirty yrass one mi:e #
vii in reas I thlfd x1lnia NJ, aud fourth In
side ef!en !es.s. For he n,ss A. ~. ths.r e.
s.rts IhcY hsvt prfxhA q TIMBER thizV 51ul}ea
10 he rtrer, and Win have thelr ties ready 70 rzfs
aowp when the spring tzsAhet comes. It !! thei4
, 1866-12-13
FROM ST, PAUL.

Refuses 10 Sarrender-Accidcnt-At
Assassiunttsn-The Weather.
Especial Despatch 70 the Chicago Trfhuue.1
ST. PAU. December II.
Mr. Woods. the newly appointed Astossof for
shIs District, made demand upon Mr. "it.on for
the books and papers OF It's ONCE yesterday, bat
Wilson declined to surrender. Woods has &C.
lively taken legal advice ever 4fnce but Congress
viii probably upsct his hopes before he gels his
pfoce-
1he holBes attached to IN Omnibus became
frightened At the MmptsotA Valley Is1llfoad
depsk Last night III. E1hesidEe. prominent IN
sn5snee man Of this city, Jumped from Tho onni-
bus md broke his leg oaatf. 0lhef passengers
c4cxred with 4 seyero jot1DC.
Al attempt was made night before Last to 1ss1s-
stnate Chch IAuprey, lawyer Of this c1sJ. He
W1e 4Ied 1t BY somc raf!An IN he WAS entering
IN house, aoout eight o'clock In tho evening.
The ball passed through his coat and lodged IN
hfa poeke.book.
Tie mercury registered four deesces be1o" FRO
tAat Stttf1t.
, 1866-12-13

u-Eint M,.stss!ppi regiment for which b: Fe"
received medal from Cougrees.
a meettnR Of The 5.ats Agricultural Society u
b. ing held kere ibis s!te1noon. to settle the ae-
counts OF thr Last Sutc Fair and t1ansacs olcef
Governor FsI.chlld h4s appointed Charles D.
Robin Eon, Of Green Eay. Comm!s4oneE Of Fo.l
Howard Military Road. r'et J. F. Loy, resigned.
An excellent apPos osutncnt
The Mas1esIppt River II frozen oTer II Prairie
dn Chttu strong enough for foot passengets 70
e.ots On The ec. Thifd Lake hare fioze over ~
night: Fourth Lake, larger and more exposed 70
wtrt, fttll rt1nains open. The thermometer thts
morning stood At % below zero; Tonight IL
HhfSA
, 1866-12-13
FROM Law RENEE

The Lawrenre & Galveston Rntlrnad fN-
broallo In Fair ~ NJ fsr Se*&ieMents
Especial Despatch to the Chicago 1ribune-]
LAWRENCE, Xmas, December II.
The Lawrence 4 Galveston Rsilrosd lrhroslio
psomike. N eatly and amieahle settlement The
community hero Il 50 strongly In hvot Of NJ.
sturget, of Chicago, that The old Board viii pro-
baby retus,.so hin, IN bis 1shts upon Lis giving
additional ASSURANCES that the work Will 70 on.
which 1t II understood be u willing - do. 4
committee Of the leading c,dfeps Of the ptace has
bxcp appointed 10 Writ Chicago md confer With
Nr Stufse%. This committee Is friendly to him
md the new Boar1.
weather clear md cold, with / Light faa1 OF
, 1866-12-13

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tttbune.1
WASHINGTON, December t.
NEW MOVEMENT FoR TAK REORGANIZATION or TIE
SOUTHERN sIATEs.
A strong movement ID being made hero by lead
Ing men from Nosth CAro.ina ard other parts Of |
lhr touth, TO tccusr = rroeganI 'a,fon Of the State
f;orcsnInents hy those who can tale ccEtR.n form
Of .eet OATH which they claim would allow al who.
a{teF Nr. Lucoln's amnesty proclamation Of De- |
eembcrs, 1868, wcre in favor Of the best attalnahlc
peace. and heartily opposed 10 any further efforts
Ct establishing Confcacracy. This Il I move
nael, distirc from that p asented through Judge
Kelley, chiefly On the part Of Louisiana men. The
peti.icn for the formation Of the new
state Governments reports ria. the people were
driven into the rebellion, and Union men over
awcu, but that very toon many became Convinced
that thcy cnuld not succeed. 1ud Af1er Mr. Lit
coins proclamation Of amnesty. In December,
IsG3 etrcpg peace party sprung up which the
rcbel Government attempted to c1uth bJ the sus-
peneion Of tho Right Of hco<dt eo'Fss and bT per-
eccusions. Al this time party lines were very
closely drawn upon this peace tsue. and Ill who
desired 10 sec the Unon restored
wcrc On one side, while III who
were really eceezsionstts were fouId on
tho Other. An nath recognizing this distinction
would pct those II power who weTc simply mis-
led, and atterward saw taelE error and rtpented
ct it, atd exclude ali ~ho were avowed and bite.
the cou.se OF tho President. and BY the fact that
Congress seems disposed tn make no distinction
beAween them and the original sccesssonists- For
,he.c rcaxons they ask that those rho can take
tl!c following cath be allowed to form new Staie
Governments:
~ d. sels@ly swea5 Ar 9o q. 'hs 81 hc'y s!y
q ?4arce, 1854, sEd At al1 dmea thereafter would
have willingly complied with The .cq4ite1nfnf. .!
hs & e. "a ~ d Ct 1Ss
n.s ms r. E ia "a 81
"a aares 1ts q aae sns e the esbsaasnt
ol The ro-called Confederate State. Government,
I'D xeaa5.a CAV, ,nt no .,a..,, aid Or as.sss Cd
e e Of IL %
fns fhe Con oi
;he Gn',sd @ : States and The nalon Of 'oe s'a'cs
THIS plan is particularly suited to North Car
cllns, a. there The peace rooyuzuent in 1863 vas
The strongest, ana II Is supported By many Of her
ahtcst and touadttt ner, whi5c II The sane naae
they proposc 1t a. general plan Of teorEanlEa-
| non.
TIE Joutox CLUES.
The johnson Csbs Of tho district arc coa.tdez-
| ably temoraliztl. Ore Of the novelties at the
regular rocellDg ot the Consecutive Army and
| Navy Cnicn last night. WIS an earnest defence ol
! the character Of Hon. 1had. Stevens.
FnEEpn1N's ncRtAr srA11s7cs.
The Va. Department report, IN answer to the
resolutions Of inquiry, passed by thc House In he
| closing DAYS Of last eesston. shows that the aE.
p7ecatc receipt. Of the Frecdmcn's Bureau from
,,s organization JanrarJ lss, 1865, up 10 October
1et, lsc6, period Of twenty y-one months were Al
| follows:
From Freedmen's fund.-. .-......... $sS16ss : :
| F1cu reclaimed bou1tles.. .-...--.. 1IASSn.1
I trth+ nal subsistence
, 1866-12-13

4 -Prpy.sIonnl Government Demanded tor
Louisiana.
NV OE1rAxe. December 1a,-The New o.
1eara Tribune lnsfrts upon The organization, BY
Congress, OF 4 Provisional OF Territorial Govern.
tncnf In Loui.ianA, 10 supersedc tho present. and
nomira,ce Thomas ]. nuEaur for Governor. It
esye ali otter Uulon men who have held the o1acc
have be+n failures.
by The Congressional Committee to examine the
rsusea of The fiole,
, 1866-12-13
Progress Of

Proerrea Of the Russo-Amer1cAu telegraph
Expedition.
SAG FuaEc1scp. December B-Fufthes IN 1te,ll-
1ence corceEt1nx The operations Of tho Russo
american telegraph expedition were re:ctred In
san Francisco yctterday. 1tfayr that only three
hundred miles OF the route remain 70 oe e1-
11nrtA
, 1866-12-13
The Fenian Trials to be Resumed
On Tuesday Next.
INTERESTING SUMMARY OF MEXICAN
NEWS.


1T Atluuttc Cnb1c-DcpoFtnrc OF French
Troops from Ron,e-Furthcr Infsrmatisu
Conserving the Ae*na8tn tsnrTAtt-Thc Pope
Adstsed By tho French minister not to
Leave Komc-Thc Suspected FeniRn Pr.
1ntcrr C5oamcd by the Colombian alkntAter
-FesianH EmbnrAluE for the United states
-1inftnc DiHastesA.
Ro1I, December 11.-The Pope Is at Clvitta
Tecchia.
The Twcuty-Nnth French regiment left for
home, cvacuaiing Cattle San Angelo, and the Pom
tt1cial Gag Is hoIsted over the Ckstle-
The man who 9ave 1ntozmadon about snrratt Il
a French Canadian, named St. Marie He betrayed
surra.t through jcalouBy. and sAys SaHatt told
linn that 1inculn's assassination was 4 precon-
ccStcd plot. Surfatt carried direct from Davis
Cabinet 1T Richmond, the principal details Of the
tlot to Washington, and the assassination was not
only in accordance with tho desire Of Davis CAbi
net, bnt was done bT thetr direction and orders.
LONDON, December ..-Soon.-1he steamer
Du1t,ar thesuspectcd Fcntan pilsateeE IL strictly
guarded. She had no papers, and has every Sisn
Of being prvateeE.
HoxE. December 12-Noon.-The French Min
1.tes to-day informed The Pope That II he with
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Urr1xs1owE, December 1s-The steamers III.
herman and Washington arrived.
toSDok, Wednesday Even'n2--The steamer
no1iyaT seized on suspicion Of being Intended for
Fen IN mA0-Q3-NaEs QA8 1tEA CtAhAeA ~ LUG
Mltis,cr Of the Republic Of Colombia a. the legs-
iu,a1t property Of bis Government The Boltssr
:. lie ve4eel which went to L1guayra In chaEeo o
BrltL.h officers for delivery to President Nose
1nezn's Government. The crew insisted on bclnR
retataed On tho ship, which wxs refused. They
thereupon let the port with her and returned to
England. She will now probably be turned ove,
10 the Colombian Government E1dtem eni
about her a. died ont.
ConK, December 19-Eycning.-Ala largo nambel
Of Fcninns have embarked nj this and othc. lstss
pos1s for America.
| CuxnAyrx. "Wednesday, neee nber 12.-Thc shir
| Nn.y Baker, from Philadelphia, hAa A11iycd a
| this port very ,caky.
| WK1foRp, Ireland, December 1a.--The shlr
Indus, bound to Philadelphia. IL ashore near thit
place.
, 1866-12-13
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, DECEMBEk u, 1906

intnuiien 10 hnId The trst mir, m ming f.u The
Cont House aud new Post 0bcetIte TO The CAp1-
to1 building. within year, 80 Il 10 be ready 70
acconmodaie The member Of III: next General
Assembly.
thermometer four desreea below zero this
morning, but the weather Is mode: e:atng.
, 1866-12-13
ThcCsnN1tn

The Csnsxitut!ounl Amendmen19l In the Ftr.
HantA 1s<Ktr1AfNft-
R.cuxoyp, Va, December 1a.-1s Il stated that
only four members Of the Legisfa.u:c ean he r.
lieu on 10 vote for the Constitute nil Amend
neuL
, 1866-12-13

spasits Produced In California.
sAxF1AKc1eco. December 12.-Ihe amount OF
s,irit, nroauced Ia California 70: three yex.s 10
he alet of~fast Nay WAS 1o0o gallons.
, 1866-12-13

r. WAIT BROTHERS. Advertising AR'ts
,~R r-n+bAru-04,, receive adveFx18ea1cote
far ali the leading papers thFouRhsns the
rntted atAttA and CanAaas-
, 1866-12-13

Bxlf1narn d Obfs KAl1Faaa.
BA1nxo1x, December 17.-W. 3: T: Sims h4s
~ ~ tpc Ce1t-sl Ohio company. General Ticket
Acrnt Of tho fillmore 4 Ohio Railroad.
, 1866-12-13

celpta dImIpiahcd during the at month, which
explain the E1nsllness Of ita present rate OF in
fYtAAe.
, 1866-12-13

LsEKFoot, December t.-ETe1i1g.
The provision Enzrket ts dull.
LoSrn&, Decenh l2+EyealnE.
The money market il easier. CouAnll adFAncrd
re{ cent, clcsinH II sS3 for money.
IIoslng n-tcta for American accu1lue8 2tt: e:1rA.
-: Erie ~; Hl1oos Central, IN.
, 1866-12-13
#asonte Notices.

NfASON1C.-The Annual C"nmua.'e9a 9
ucn Of C1ey+lsnd Io3se. NO. II, ,t,h-r Il
1ili te he'd tals IHrKspAI cx.sWest Rans 2h-: {
fer lie Elecfcu Of Of3eers and III. I - ~ nretrnt
Br.ines9- Eye-J member MeFHtTTi III ~ sr-tis:T.
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