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PERsoNAL.-Generai Fremont is in this
city. ..'' Brevet Brigadier General Gates,
Colonel Sd United States artillery n now
here. General Gates was among the Hrst ca.
diets taught in the United states Military
Academy at West Point, N. Y. having entered
that institution in 1901, and is now one of the
oldest soldiers in the service. William
Stewart, Esq who has been for a long time
Chief Clerk of the Attorney Gen rails Office
has rendered his resignation, to AXE effect on
the LIST of NAV next
INTERNAL REVENUE-The receipts from this
ID
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FoUND.-The little girl. Mary Courtney,
whose sudden DISAPPEARANCE from her home
on Capitol Hill, on Monday last. has been no.
ticed in the SfdT, found her way eome yest.r-
dav merninr She had been NJ a house an the
sixth Ward, and was unable 20 hnd her way
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SALE or STANTON HOSPITAL The sale OF
public buildings at Stanton Hospital to-day,
under the direction of Lieut.. Col. J. NJ. Moore,
A. q. NJ, realized to the Government the sum
of S32l345
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esterday, the Equity Court.
Judge Wylie, was adjourned to the next reg
uIar term, third Monday in MAY.
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~ BieTstadt's new picture, THE Forest
Glen low on Tree exhibition at Hudson Tay-
lor's' 3a Pennsylvania avenue, attracts much
attention
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, April 25.-Cotton declined ea3
cents. Flour 10ai5 cents better. Wheat dull,
small sales. Reef steady. Pork and Lard firm.
Whiskey steady. Gold 12s3.
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FREEDMEN'S BUREAU RILL

Mr.. Eliot, of Massachusetts, has prepared
new Freedmen's Bureau bill, which he will
soon report to the House.
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WASHINGTON ARSENAL

60 n, WARRINGTON. April &c, 1856
Sealed Proposals will be received AZ TIE Ws.h-
iIgon Arsenal until the 10th of May al NJ 'cieck
M, lor building Magazine on the reservation
near the Congressional Buying Ground Plans
sba specineshons can be seen application 10 the
e9mmsholns ofncer OF the Arsenal, on and after
Nay 20 Each proposal to be endorsed pid Tor
MsssNns and 20 be accompanied by q gunraator
sloMn 70 me Department that the bidder will IL
his orer he accepted, enter into contrsSt - -
form the work. ~ Pot-
The Department reserves to itself the ight 20 re-
TO the interests of the Government
J. G. BENTON
MAJOR Ordnance and Breyet
Ap ~ -dtnyiO Colonel Commanding
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446 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 446
PEEEsYLvANIA AVENUE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
ODEON HALL CLOTHING ROOMS.
ODEON HALL CLOTHING ROOMS.
ODEON HALL CLOTHING ROOMS.
ESTABLISHED 1S4r,
ESTABLISHED 1s4T
ESTABLISHED ls41,
CORNER PENNSYLVANIA Ay. AND AZ ST.
CORNER PENNSYLVANIA Av. AND AZ ST.
CORNER PENNSYLVANIA AY. AND a. ST.
Public attention is most respectfully called to
cur very large and superb assortment of
CLOTHING,
embracing every color and quality OF
FANCY AND PLAIN MELTON CLOTHS.
Fancy and Silk Mixed
CASHMERE SUITS,
BOYS CLOTHING. OF ALL THE LATEST
New York styles, got Up in the most fashionable
manner;
FINE AND EXTRA BLACK CLOTH FROCK
COATS;
FINE FRENCH DOE SKIN PANTS:
FURNISHING GOODS OF ALL KINDS.
These goods being all of our own manufacture,
we will offer
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO PURCHASERS,
IN REGARD TO
ECONOMY AND Low PRICES,
MELTON CLOTH SUITS,
MELTON CLOTH SUITS,
MELTON CLOTH SUITS,
FANCY GAss SUITS,
FANCY CASS SUITS,
FANCY CASS SUITS,
SILK MIXED SUITS,
SILK MINED SUITS,
SILK MINED SUITS,
BLACK CLOTH FRoCK COATS,
BLACK CLOTH PROCK COATS,
BLACK CLOTH FROCK COATS,
FRENCH BoEsKIN PANTS,
FRENCH DOEsKIN PANTS,
FRENCH DOESKIN PANTS,
FANCY OASS PANTS,
FANCY CASs PANTS
FANCY CASS PANTS,
FANCY OASS VESTS,
FANCY CASS VESTS,
FANCY OASS VESTS,
FANCY SILK VESTS,
FANCY SILK VESTS
FANCY SILK VESTS
WHITE DUCK PANTS AND VESTS.
WHITE DUCK PANTS AND VESTS,
WHITE DUCK PANTS ANE VESTS,
BOYS CLOTHING
BOYS CLOTHING,
BOYS CLOTHING
BOYS CLOTHING,
BOYS CLOTHING,
BOYS CLOTHING
WEISEEFELD CO.,
spH-6t Corner ~ ST. and PenBa avenue
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SECOND edition.
O'CLOCK r. m.
4 O'CLOCK r. m.
GOVERNMENT skCuRlrlEs.
WASHINGTON, April g. 1866.
Jay Cooke e 90. furnish the following uuo-

NEW YORK YIRsr BOARD SALES
Coupons, 1905; Five Twenties, 1862, LOG J,
Five Twenties. 1864, 1864: Five Twenues,
1865. 105T; Ten Forties, s5a; Seven Thirt,es,
10lA; Certificates, 100; Gold, l2sx.
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by W, L. WALL q CO., Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD rrRNf.
TUkE AND EFFECTS AT AUCTION
On WEDNkSDhI MORNING, MAY ID com
nencing at 10 oclock. we will SELL BY virtue OF a
eeeo OF trust duly recorded, &c &C., n. G. T. the
household Furniture and Effects OF House No.
81 street, between 9th and 7th streets, com
prising-
Brussels; Three.ply and Ingram Carpets
Malnut Wardrobes and Bedsteads
Mahogany and Walnut Bureaus
Sofas. Tete s-tetes and n arble- top Tables
Psrlor and Easy Chairs
Msrble-top and Plain Wsshstsnds
sldeboarc Extension Table
Nhainot. Lace Curtains
Cottage and other Bedstssds
China and silver Ware
hair and Shuck Mattresses
Blsnkets and Bedding
Rosnd, Centre and other Tables
OIL Cloth. Stoves. Lounges
n at rack and Stair Carpets
Crockery. Glassware and Kitohea Uteosiis
with variety Of other articles unnecessary 20
enumerste.
Terms cash.
cHAs. I. ENGLAND. Trustee.
spE w. L. WALL a CO, Aucts-
nECALO0MAINE- by the introductsou OF DE-
IL OALCoMA1NE In this utilitsriau are, AT be
comes the medium Through which Taste and Beau
~, combining themselves with TIE useful, sil
bring 20 ever home embellishments Of tts osp
handiwork. tts the art OF decor atine Articles OF
Wood, metal Porcelain OF ell desori ptions. Ohins,
Plaster, AlabAster. Ivory. Leather. Paper, Gisss,
Paper hanginss. Church wtndovs. Also Textile
fstrice 90 six, Tapestry, Velvet, Cotton, or sey
Vegetable or Mineral subetances can he On feS
I'D dursely. A large sseortnsst Of bEsIQhs
al az e st nsea sn1 Tor ssAs y NJ, l. r
Also: DRESS CUTTING b. ss tsprsvs< rule.
- In
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.

The Fenians Leave Eastport-They are
Spelling for q Fight-They Mutiny on the
steamer and are put Ashore.
PORTLAND, April 27.-The steamer New
Brunswick arrived from Passport this morn
ing with 200 Fenians. On leavin. for Boston
several who were on shore were LETT behind.
At the entrance Of the harhor the Fenians, who
were spelling for fight, mutinied, drew their
pistols on their officers and obliged the boat TO
put back. Some OF the ringleaders were put
ashore and sent on by rail, and the boat pro-
ceeded al nine o'clock
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MEETING IN THE FIFTH WARD.-Last eve
nlng quite large meeting OF the workngmen
of the Fifth Ward was held AT Dooley's Hall
Capitol Hill, for the purpose OF taking action
in relation TO the adjustment of the present
system Of grading and gravelling streets by
contract, at which Mr. W. A Mulloy was
called to the chair, and Mr.. NJ Marceron ap-
pointed secretary.
Mr.. Marceron offered a resolution for the ap
pointment OF committee of five to wait or the
Mayor and request him 10 use his influence
with contractors that they should employ
white men instead OF colored men.
MIR. j. W. Mead opposed the adoption of
the resolution, on the ground that it would
have a bad effect.
Mr.. Mulloy urged that the resolution be
adopted, arguing that il was Just and proper
and that white men in applying for work
should have the preference.
The resolution was rejected.
Mr. Mead offered a resolution that the mem
bers of the Councils of the Fifth Ward be re-
quested TO use their influence in obtaining the
pass age OF a law prohi biting any contract being
awarded TO any one who works his men over
eight hours per day; which was adopted.
Mr.. Mead also offered a resolution request
ing the members of the Councils 10 urge the
passage of a law abolishing the present system
of contracts, as far as il relates to grading and
grayeling the streets; winch was adopted.
Messrs. T. MCLEAN. 7. McCarty, M. Mar
ceron, p. Quigley and M. Crafty were ap-
pointed a committee 70 confer with citizens of
the other wards, and secure their cooperation
in the movement.
MT. MulIoy announced himself as candi-
date for the Board Of Aldermen. Adjourned.
CRIMINAL CouRT, Judge FSher.-Yesterday,
Elizabeth Herbert and Theodosia Herbert, in
dicted for an assault and battery. was found
guilty. and sentenced to pay fine OF $40.
Gooding for defense.
Hilman A. Hall, indicted for an assault and
battery, was found guilty.
In the case Of Basil Oliver, indicted for lar
ceny, a nolie pros. was entered
This morning. Thornton Moore, indicted for
an assault and battery, So omitted his case and
received nominal sentence.
In the case of John Jones. indicted for an
assault and battery with intent to kill nole
,ros was entered.
Thomas Norton. indicted for an assault and
battery, was con vtcted Adams for defense
Klixabeth Brown. indicted for the larceny OF
SO was con victed And senteaced to enc year
at Albany. Aiken and Goodans Cor defense.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, April 27.-Wheat firm; red 81 65a
Stu. Corn firm; white. 9Ua9I GEMS; yellow
S5aS6 cents Oats quiet and firm at - cents
Flour steady. Provisions firm. Western lard
194 cents. Sugar dull: refinery grades 1OalOX
cents. Coffee dull. Whisky g.. 25ss2 2jS
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WANTED TO RENT-An UYFURNIsHEp

"ANTED TO RENTAL UNFURNISHEp
w HOUSE OF 5 or 10 rooms. bet. sth aud 18Th
and and NJ streets. Will be q permanent tenahf
Address X n. B., Republican once, stat ng terms
location, &C. apG.Ns
E0R RENT-A ROUsE on street between OH
IL and 10th SITS. One on 18th street, near MARY
lane avenue, SIS per month. Apply at ala IIth
street, near Penn. avenue. apg7-Ns
EoR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE, contaiaing &
rooms, mated on 3th street. No asa InJuire
al No. 23- 9th street, between and n streets
A SMALL HOUSE FOR RENT-On New York
"A avenue, bet. 9th and 9TH streets. Inquire Al
No. 9o3 street north, between 9th and 9Th
streets. ans7x,s
II AND FOR LEASE-2Oo scres newly-cIesred
- LAND, ~ miles from sQusduct bridge, in
virginia, opposite GeoTse.Own, ID. G /; good for
pasture or crops; finely lcaisrsd. Will lease very
rheap THIS season. Address X. A. PHILLIPS.
Georgetown, u. &. al 2T-sts
q &C Bic ST
duCed. to
One call will convince you that nay articles are
good aud very low.
g EVANS
ap L-d 9-8 9th St. bet. aud X
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MAYORS OFFIuE,
W WASHING oN April g. 1855

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEfkER nSTiI,
IL o'clock m MONDAY, May Z, instant, for
0fsSlhg North Capitol street, between L street
BIDDERS will state the price per cubic yard for
cutting or nlIing, that which measures mo,t 70 h.
paid tor bat once the urplus dirt 70 be denasit5
ShereVer the commissioner may direct
No part OF the appropriation will be paid until
tHe work is approved by the CommissioDsr sns
Assistant Commissioner N
Bloders will state tue price per cubic yard for
grazing JAMES j. CAMPBELL
apL-d Commi ssioner Of the Fourth ~ "a
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BOARDING.


DESIRABLE ROOMS TO LET. with frat -cIas.
= Board, at 339 street. betw cen tlth and 10Th
Also, vacancies for Table Board. ap "a ST.
loop Room WITH GOOD BOARD, at usuaI
- rates, on high ground. 4Os IIth street near
i street. ~ m * ~,
ROARDING -several gentlemen can he accom-
= mosated with ROOMS and BOARD also
Iab BE soARB. at 372 e street, corner AZ.
E'CRNlSHEB ROOMS, WITH GOOD BOA3D.
-, also; Table Board, at 2s7 K street, between
lath and 18th; convenient to the Depsrtments
Charges moderate.
ap 26-6t. E.B. M.cGROTTY.
DERSONS DESIRING HOUSES OR ROOMS
furnished and upIurnished; also a gentleman
arc wife wishing BOARD in a private family
Nnere tnere are no boarders, can be supplied by
applying aI 493 ST north, near 5th ap 26-3t*
ROARDING-One fr.nt PARLOR on fret floor
~ one Oh second floor; also, back PARLOR 20
rent 10 2 gentleman and wife or two single gentle
BOARD Apply at Ia ; L street, between 2Ist a od
-Zu sueeo. APP BOT"
RoARDING-Firstc class BOARD, with or WITH
II ont rooms, by the day, week or month Also
q FRONT PARLOR and commun ating ROOM
TOT rent At 213 Penn. avenue, opposite VIII
iero ho,oI. 1885,
ROARD,-Good Table Board at SO per month.
= 81 Penn. avenue, opposite National Hotel
one excellent room. References exchanged
TABLE BOARD-At No. % Penna. ay-- near
4 2lst st References exchanged. ap6-tf
TABLE BOARD at No 464 10th street a few
doors north of the avenue. Terms S2b par
mnhth de left
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TEA RISCUI1

Parties DESTROYS OF being Supplied can leave
,hrlr orders al the following places :-Me.srs
lsrd, o. Bridge street; Geo " Beall a BRO 1Ia
Bridge ~ j. w. Hssd, Bridge ct az " -dtmyi
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' ) 7 Il 4 st USE.
A NEW FIRST CLASS House

This house will be opened at Nc 4s6 II street
on Tuesday. May j, 1850. for the accOnmodx tion f
snch desire and are willing 90 pay for rst r.ta
table and the comforts Of a home No pains vii
be spares 10 Insure comfort and satisfaction
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snirit orthe stoeI. lIarket.

NEW YoRK! Jan 22.-The Post says:
The Loan market easy and torpid al
8 per cent. There is an abundance OF
idle capital, and banks have a superhu-
ity of currency, but general confidence
IL wanting. Commercial paper passes
more slowly, as there Is not so much
demand from capitalists. Rates are I'M
easy, and the stock market is irregular
and feyerish. Old 5-20's are lower in
consequence of anticipated falling on
without much activity. Railroad shares
are unsettled and dropping at close
there was a better feeling, the N. w. be-
ing the strongest on The list
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The Freedmen I'm North Carolina.

WASHINGTON, Jan. N.-COl. Whittle-
sey, Assistant Commissioner of the
Bureau of refugees, freedmen snd aban-
doned lands in North Carolina, reports
that so generally have the freedmen
sought employment and obtained it
that the demand for laborers cannot be
easily supplied. He says the expecta-
ton of lands to be given by the Govern
ment, hope first kindled by rebel poll
iticians in their efforts to fire the South
ern heart, and afterward increased by
the confiscation act, has now passed
away. All officers of the bureau dis
countenanceds such hopes by public adj
dresses and circulars widely spread, but
so fixed had they become before the
war closed that il was not easy to eradi-
cate them. When, however, Christmas
actually passed and the year ended
without any gifts of the kind, it was ad-
mitted that we had told them the truth
and they had been deceived by the talk
of their former masters. So also on the
other hand have the idle and conscience
begotton fears of insuFrection passed
away. All admit that morequfet and
orderly Christmas has never been en-
joyed in this region. The history of the
world may be challenged for another
instance of such good conduct in SINH
lar circumstances as the freedmen have
thus far maintained. -s-.-r-f- 3,
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New YoRK, Jan. 2-The Commerce.
ais Washington special says:
The Revenue Commissioners viii re-
commend the abolition Of taxes on
watches, plate and carriages, and otner
thus deprived of substitute tax on sales
for present income tax.
The National banks IN New York.
MASSACHUSETTS and other States which
have more than their apportonmento OF
national currency, will probably nave
the amount of notes which they are au-
tT,oSi1e5 y, fsstIe recalled in order TO eff
feet a proportionment In the Southern
States.
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NEW York, Jan. 2..The steamer
Liberty, from Havana on the 18th inst,
has arrived. News unimportant. The
dates from the city of Mexico are to the
9Th inst. The general situation of the
Imperialists by their own accounts is
very unfayorable. The Mexican force
Qmperial), which left Manzonilla re-
Gently was found on the 4th at B0flian,
starving and with a multitude of sick.
The whole neighborhood of Accapula
had emigrated after having destroyed
the wells. Deserters from the Imperial
forces are very great.
Ma2imilian's Minister, Plenipotenti-
ry to France, and about 800 soldiers,
belonging to the Foreign Legion, had
arrived at Vera Cruz.
Secretary Seward had not yet arrived.
ut Havana. The Captain General had
fitted up his country seat, and was
making preparations to receive him in
in hoSpitable manner.
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Mfninie stoeI.s..'

NEW YORK, Jan. %.
Prices Of Mining Stocks bid In Boston to-
Copper FAILS 2g5<; Minnesota Is; Hancock
" franklin his Quincy SIS Bay State
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HARR1sBURo, Jan. 22.-Gov. Curtin
arrived here to-day, and is receiving a
large number of visitors.
His message VIII be sent to the Legis-
lature next Monday.
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PursBURa, Jan. 22-River seven
feet six inches fun OF floating ice and
weather clear and cool.
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GALvEsros, Jan. 1s.-orders have
been promulgated mastering out TWEEN
ty-two regiments in Texas. The white
troops will be paid of at their respect
i've State Rendezvous.
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Special 10 the Eyening Post.

WASHINGTON, Jan 22.-It is expected
that the House will vote tomorrow on
the Constitutional Amendment con-
corning the basis of representation,
which was reported by the Reconstruct
tiou Committee this A. NJ. A two
thirds in favor of the amendment is
confidently anticipated.
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Nen Yorlt ninrlket.
NEw YORK, Jan,

o.
Cotton-Dull and heavy at 80 for middling.
Flour-HeaNy and common grades l09l5c
lower, with only moderate demand; 66el7 IS
for extrR state s S59S so Tor extra round noop
Ohio; 5S9l0 % for trade brands, the market
closing heavy for low grades. Whlsky-Quiet
at = I92 .. Wheat-Dun and spring 293c
lower 20 for new No. Milwaukee, ! ~
for Chicago amber do; IS for white Michi-
gan; % Tor nhsound new amber Michigan.
Rye-DuI. Barley and Barley Malt-DHll
and nominal. Como uiet and without de
cided change; &28S3 for unsound; s59sS for
sound mixed western in store and delivered.
Oats-EoWer and dull: S3942 for unsound
western; 54655 for sound do Gofee-F1Tm;
Rio at full prices. Sugar-Qufet; MuscOvadO
10. Molasses-Q uiet; New Orleans 10Sl Is.
and nominal; 331< for crude
55k for refined In bond. PoEk-DulI and
lower, y 62s<630 for new mes, closing At
. IS regular; . 50929 for old do, clnsingsf d.
Cut Meats-DulI; u@l3 for shouldeni l55z91s
for hams. Dressed aogs-E1rmeFs 25<t9l3 for
western; IS5Ha I35Z for city. Latd-Heayy at
151<9lS1<, the. latter an extIenes also 100
bbIs for February. sellers option, At Is, Butter
Dull at 1OS3a Tor OHIO, and 2592O for state.
Cheee-ll1z9f5z.
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ssw 1orl. ,loaey ana s.esl. ,larl.e.

NEW YORK, Jan. %.
Money and Gold-Money quiet and easy ut
s psr cent. Sterling Exchange dull ut l0SsSid
1854 Gold rules 1rnn, opening At l3g5{, dd-
VaSlcifg to ISg9S, and closing At s$35<.
Freights-To Liverpool, shade firmer and
stocks Are heavier; Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne q Chieagos GO Chicago, Bur-
l0lIl; Chicago q Northwestern aZ1<: Chleasolo
4 Northwestern preferred 81; Cleveland q
Pittsburgh S23<: New York Central e5 Erie
S31G; Reading l1l; Ohio & Mississippi certifi-
GATES 61<<.
Government stocks-Dun and a shade low
sE Treasury Notes 7-SOss 90; Sos. coupons,
STATE stoeks- Arlsouri an
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New ORLEANs, Jan. q = General
Crawford, Colonel Edgar, his Adjutant,
and Governor Leon have arrived here
en- route for Washington.
cortinas now occupies Bagdad with
about 200 men.
It is understood General Weitzel dis
approves of the action of our officers in
the recent affair at Bagdad.
Colonel Hanks, agent OF Adams Ex-
specie by some of General Clark
mand.
Preparations of belligerent charac-
ter continue both at Brownsville and
Matamoras.
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NASHVILLE, Jan. 22-Rtyer rising
with nine feet water on the shoals.
In the Senate to-day the free school
bill was defeated by a vote of TO g.
The bill Is virtually dead.
Cotton dull and receipts light; prices
Il and 4S.
The Nashville Blood Horse Associa-
ton, to be run during the spring meet
ing of sweepstakes for all ages, three
mile heats, $1,000 entrance, $500 forfeit,
5000 to be added by the pr0prietors,
and &c Is also stated that two of the
champions, NORFOLK and Kentucky, be-
fore running elsewhere, enters and run
in this stake. The race Is open to all
other horses.
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. - ReAdefH,
Rays LIST, ID and ID ATitIimeties.
a-, q Algebras Also complete as-
sortrnent OF other school Books. ON hand and
for sale by JOSEPH GRAVES
tanlI No. 90 Monroest
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NUTS AND yEASHERS.T2
not PRESSED NUTS, FOR KTO1 INCH
Bolts, and Washers 70 suit.
decS p. G. H1LDRETH BRO
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renofts the prevalence of panic in the
Prussian capital as second only to that
caused by the appearance OF the chole-,
IA, The AIichefinne disease, new and
horrible malady, is spreading through
Prussia, and Of those attacked by It at
least twenty-five per cent die horrible
death. Surgeons trace the origin OF 1t
to species of worm that attacks pigs,
pork eating people, prepare their food
only partially cooked, the new scourge
has utterly disarranged their habits,
and caused feeling of intense alarm
to perVade all classes.
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HUTEUHIvERsAI cLoTHEwRlSGRR.
u with CogS, superior 70 all Others. For slIe
by danID GoRRELL& CO...
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-06

before Texas and California, and il con.
vulsed the nation i'm resisting Kansas
vet they are all in the Union, all now
loyal and most of them cheerful and
happy.
Hon. Green B. Clay said You will
pardon me In saying that it fell TO my
lot TO have been in the service Of the
United States, and to have seen some en-
gagements, and to have seen some pris-
oners ON both sides have seen men
fight with all the desperation that men
could fight; but whenever we meta man
from the other side who had thrown
down his arms, we said come and par
take Of our bread and coffee. A great
trait of the American character Is never
TO kick fallen foe And all resistance
being once over, it is our duty 20 make
the country peaceable and quiet, and TO
DO all we can to restore the unity Of the
Government and assert to yOu here
to-day, that / would fight a rebellion in
the North just as quickly as ! would one
ia the South.
In spite Of the Radicals, sensible men
Of all shades Of politics are uniting to re-
store harmony, and the States. Of the
South to their rights in the Union and
privileges guaranteed by the Constitution.