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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-05

REMoyED.-The instruments of the Police
Telegraph have been removed from tho fourth
to the second floor Of the building, In the room
adJoiniug the superintendent's office. The entire
line is In working order, and dispatches are
transmitted the same as heretofore. - u"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-05
Adjournment OF the virginia LsgisIa.
Iure.

RICHMOND, March 4.-The Legislature ad-
journed sine die last night
Lieut.. Governor COWper, In his parting
speech, declared that the people of the South
were now more thoroughly loyal to the Union
than the citizens in other parts Of the Re-
public.
Mr.. Baldwin, Speaker of the House, made
an impressive farewell speech, in which no
proclaimed strong Union sentiments.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-05

NEW YoRK, March 5.-Cotton quiet. Flour
dull; common dropping. Wheat and Corn
dull. Beef quiet Lard and pork heavy.
Whisky dull and nominal.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-05

oRPHAS HONE. The ladies Of this association
will hold public meeting at WESLEY CHAPEL,
corner Of Y street north aud Fifth, on wBDNES-
DAY EVENING, tho It'll instant, at * o'clock,
and invite the presence OF the public generally.
The following eminent speakers will be pres
ent and address the meeting:
Rev. DR.. Gillette, Hon. Henry J. Raymond,
Hon. Mr.. Garfield, Hon. Mr. Delano, General
Rousseau, Senator Nye, and Senator Doolittle.
General Howard will be present.
Lieut.. Gen. Graut Is also expected to honor the
meeting with his presence. mh3-4t
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-05

PIRE.-About twelve o'clock to-day fire
was discovered In tho back building Of the Clin-
ton hotel, on Pennsylvania avenue, between
Third aud Four aud "a half streets. The flames
were ex inguished before much damage was done.
The fire originated from defective due.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-05

4 QUIET DAY ANOsG tue RQLIcE.-The
sergsSnts Of the Metropolitan Police report hui
~ arrests yesterd4y throughout the District
The total amount Of anes Imposed was t2s. ss,
In the Flrst, Second and Eighth precincts no arr
rests were made,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-05
Con. Scott Fails Out Of BED.

New York, March 5.-Gen. Scott wnl
somewhat injured, though not seriously, by
falling from his berth in his recent trip from
Key West to New Orleans. He recovered
slowly and attended church on the 25th ult.,
though still feeble.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-05

New YoRK, March b.-The storage ware
house Of johnson, Lane & Co, on Ridge and
Pearl street, was burned this morning. The
loss is estimated ut $500, 900.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-05

REAL estate SALES. - By Mcclure 4
Co.. small frame housS aud lot on south P street.
near GreeuleGf Point to John v Kehl, for SSJ5.
and NJ, to Geo. TurnbuTke, for 81 600. .
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-05

So Music.-Mrs. Heath, No. 100 Now
York avenue, between Fourth aud Fifth streets,
continues to give lessons on the Piano. TeTms'
els per quarter. Chickerlng' = Louis 10th iustru-
ment Three or four more pupils solicited.
NAL .2w#
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-05

THERE are indications that New Orleans
and Key West will DO abandoned as naval
dopots. Nearly all the naval supplies are
removed from them,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-05

hlr Onice Washington Gas Light
C0MPANY.-0u aud after March l, 1866, until
further notice, the price Of COKE will be twelve
cents per bushel
milf GEO. A. McILHENNY, Engineer.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-05
Twenty-one Earthquakes In Nicsra-

New York, March 5.-Advices from Gen.
trail America report that Granada and Masa-
ga, in Nicaragua, experienced twenty.one
shocks Of earthquakes in twenty four hours
recently. Eight of them were Of alarming
severity.
The United States steamers Saginaw and
Shawnee were at Acapulco on the 18th ult.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-05

Ea- Madam Mounts, Pile salve-a
Valuable Remedy for that Disease also, a. Com
sumption Destroyer, and an Entire Cure for the
Bronchitis, Asthma, &C.. can be found at
stOtt's Drug Store, opposite National Hoteli
Gilman'E, near Metropolitan Hoteli Ford IS, cor
ner OF Eleventh and Pennsylyana ayenuei En-
twisle's, corner, OF Twelfth and Pennsy lyania
avenue Elliotts, corner Of Faud Twelfth stfeetAi
HSrbaugh'S, corner OF Seventh andG. ~ tal2.n
68- The RridRl Chamber, an Essay of
Warning ard tnstTuetion for Young hen. Also
uew and reliable treatment for Diseases Of the
Urinary and SEXUAL systSws: Sent he, p
iE.oGSSHros. Ess.ri Is:s:i.tios. SSusi.iPIi',
- uAu'y
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ss-Mrs. Frances E. w. Harper win
lecture In the Fifteenth street Presby terian
Church (Dr. Garrett y THIS EVENING, March o.
Subject-'"fhe Lessons Of War"
Admission, % cents.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-05
Another Steamboat Explosion-Twcn-
ty-hye Lives Lost.

LOUISVILLE, March "A Memphis dis
patch says the steamer Lockwood had ex-
ploded her boiler twenty miles from Mem
phis, and was burned. twenty-five lives are
reported lost.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-05
Lieut.. Gen. Grant on q Visit to West
Paint.

General GRANT left last evening for West
Point, to place his son, FREDERICK D.
GRANT, 10 years of age, in the Military
Academy. The General is accompanied by
Col. Bowers, Of bis staff.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-05

INTERNAL REvESUE receipts for to-day,
81, 500. 6lO.l5.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-05

Death of an Eminent Philadelphia
Merchandise. Jayne Dangerously
III.
PuILADELPHIA, March 5.-James Martin,
ESQ.,, formerly Of the firm Of Thomas 4 Mar
tin, one Of the Oldest and most respected
Philadelphia merchants, died Saturday, aged
rs years.
DR.. David Jayne, well known as the pro-
prietor Of many large granite and marble
buildings here, Is lying at the point of death
of pReumonia'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-05

CRIMINAL CoURr-Jndge Esher.-(Ed-
ward c. Darlington, ESQ, District Attorney,
prosecutinR)
The March term Of the Criminal Court met this
morning, Associate Justice George p. Fisher pro-
siding.
Thomas A. King, WIN. II. Barbour, Peter Tall
tawell, Richard E. Booth, James d. Benz amin,
and Jerome Callahan were excused as grand
jurers, q. =. Penwlck was exempt, being prac-
cling mysticism. The marshal having been or
dered to summon persons to all their places, re-
turned the following: Jane. L. Davis Thomas
Thornley,, Lewis Wright, and Henry Martin.
William Wilson, Bsq., was appointed foreman.
The marshal stated he had summoned all the
petit jurors, except John Adamson and John y.
Gibbons, whom he could not hnd.
WIN. B. Arnold, Arthur PROXY, W. r. Sim
mons, WIN. Kirkham, Geo. II. Turton, and John
II. Baker were excused as petit jurors. John T.
Webster, James Y, Davis, Walter Cooley, aud z.
NJ. p. King were exempted and the marshal sum
moned the following named pereons to all their
places: Dennis Callahan, John W. Mead, James
Osborn, Thomas J. Edwards, WIN. II. Langley,
Thomas @. Warren, W. b. Wilson, Thomas J.
Frazier, Geo. II. Fayman, Michael French, Saml
Crown, aud Francis Mattingly.
John W. Cook, indicted for stealing watch
from John Blackford; verdict guilty, and SEN
fenced to Albany for ons year. Davis for defence.
James Evans, indicted for receiving stolen
horses. Case on trial. Gooding for defence.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-05

UNION LEAjUB will meet at the Union League
Rooms. 4sl Ninth street, THIS (MoNDAY)
EVENING, at ~ o'clock. All are invited.
II. A. HALL, President.
W. @. PoRrBR, Recording Secretary. mh6-lt
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-05

tVHTy TUE5DAf tVtuInB NJ VIIe NVW IOfK NV.
nue. church, (Dr. Gurley's) at 7IS o'clock. In
rehearsal, Mendelssohns' oratorio, St. Paul.
decll-M
car A Grand Exhibition aud Concert
will be given by the young ladies Of Zion wes-
ley Sabbath School for the benefit OF sal d school,
ut Cripps' Hall, on Eleventh street, between
Pennsylvania avenue aud 3 streets, on MONDAY
and TUESDAY EVENINGS, March o and q. Ad.
mission, 30 cents children, hAlf-pr!oe. There
will also be several tableaux Come one, come
all. Miss FRANCES A. BROOKS
mha3t# Miss FRANCES r. DELANY.
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Arrival Of Colored Troops from the
South.

FORTRESS MONROE, March 5.-The steam.
or Raleigh, from New Orleans, arrived here
last night with the I'd United States oolored
troops On board, and has proceeded to City
Point for Decentralization.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-05
Irr,..
SUPREME CouRr 80 UNIrED STATES
MkrnAY March a. 1885

urts.
SUPREME cOuRr D. ? UsrInp srAIss,-
@DAI, March 0, 1855.
On motion Of Hon. J. A. Black, Hon. James a;
Garfield, Of Ohio. John X. Codroth, and Jas. b.
Brown Bsqs of Indiana, were admitted attor.
peys and o0unsellors Of this court.
No. ia The ship Cheshire, &C., appellant,
CircnIt Court Of tho United States Tor the North.
eru district Of New York.
Nj. Justice Field delivered the opinion Of the
court, affirming the degree Of said Circuit Court
No. ia ]. Edgar Thompson, piaintifin error,
against the county Of Lee. 10 error to the Cir.
cult Court Of the United States for the district OF
Mr. Justice Davis delivered the opinion Of the
court reversing the judgment Of the sad Circuit
Court with costs, aud demanding this cause for
further proceedings to be had therein In con-
formity to the opinion Of this court.
No. no. The United States, plaintiff, against
Lorton Holiday. Certificates OF division In
opinion between the judges Of the Circutt Court
o. tho United States for the eastern district Of
No. isl The United States, plaintiff, against
John Haas. Certificate of division in opinion
between the judges Of the Circuit Court Of the
United States for the district Of Minnesota.
Mr.. Justice Miller delivered the opinion Of this
Court in these cases, directing both questions
certified In No. l3i to be answered In tho afirm.
alive, and 10 No. 49, the fret three questions to
be answered In the Affirmative and the last two
question In the latter case, relating to the Indian
Otisko being q citizen OF the state " Michigan,
the Court, considering II immaterial to the deci-
sion Of the cases, express no opinion upon u.
No. l0i. Richard s Blackburn, plaintiff In err
ror against lessee Of Geo. T. Crawford, ct al. In
error to the Circuit Court Of the United States for
the District Of Maryland
Mr. Justice SwRyns delivered the opinion Of
the court, reversing tho Judgment Of said Cireuit
Court with costs, aud remanding the cause with
directions to award a centre fdcias de Houo.
No. III. David W.. wetmore, appellant, vs..
The Steamboat Granite State. Appeal from the
Circuit Court Of the United States for the south
err district Of New York.
Mr.. Justice Grier delivered the opinion Of the
court, reversing the decree Of the said Circuit
Court In this cause with costs.
No. lis. The Washington aud Baltimore Turn
pike Road Company, PLAINTIFF In error against
The State OF Maryland. Mr.. Justice Nelson de-
livered the opinion Of the Court, affirming the
Judgment Of the said circuit court In this cause,
with costs.
No. ls9. The United States, appellants against
Vicente p. Corner The argument In this cause
was concluded by Mr.. Goold for the United States.
No. $780, Ea Tdrte IN the matter Of Lambiden
P Milligan, petitioner.
No. 36j. En- pIrte In the matter OF William Z.
Bowie petitioner, and
No. $40. ES parts In the matter Of Stephen
Hor -ey, petitioner.
The argument OF those causes was commenced
by Mr.. Mcdonald for the petitioners.
Adjourned until to morrow, at IL o'clock.
The New York herald., 1866-10-11
ARMY BULLETIN.

erts.ss " rny orArrxRvssrEa owvKaiis psriKrsrsr
TIE following changes have tai place Va the officers
OF the Caar,srmastar Generals Department Ia tho eek
cading October 7-fapinin ~ IT. GIN, Ted to duty
a. niilary storekecper at New York city
brevnt halor A. q. Robinaon, granted l.avs of
all enos Tor thirty days; reyet i4cnieYsnt Colonel r. n
Allen at Washington, u. g, waiting ord ~. Brcv.t
brsaicr General ~ J.. Hohlnfor, Colonel Henry r.
Noble Colonel :. IL Naming Captain t.~ur r. brown
ils, cagtain samuel Baird and splan Dsrb Crcsa.
mIsisred oct Of service.
rsxEasr
MAJOR General v o a. Orb commanding the depart-
ment of MAAnsss. has announced IA general orders
dated Os0b@- !. that uslnr .. ~ Greene Adlutant
Generals department rnr,cf stsiss Army having r..
ported ~ him. bo has Dea ss#zne W daty Assistant
AL 4tsht 6eneral ~ Tho Department of tha AbaaaA
Is vet MAJOR General Coke. command pg the det art
merit Of the Flsts, Publishes in general orders dated
septo br -, that bresrt Major Gca.rs william ~
Hazsn, Iuiie1 sisls. Array, having lsca appointed q
colonel of nfansry ani ordered u ro,ort ~boai the
limits the department., hs d relieved ffotn duty
Assistant lnsector seneri ana thai hrevet fIeutsbsnt
'olonc Irsis Morrill,, captain Esfog1 nIsd sl-lsa
ca airy, has been sDef a. bis s4cce ar
The New York herald., 1866-10-11

bie substances where the 6rs orginaief
that ey cannot be held respons for tho amount OF
the Insurance.
Tie suit tried before Judge saloom Il crcrt Of
the supreme Court, on tho attn Of March, 1904, when
large mass OF evidence was tTsen on both Sides on
the conclusion o the evdsnca tho court decided thai
there question OF fact for the jury 10 upon
wbereupon counsel for the defendant asked the Court TO
direct verdict for hin client the ground that tho war
ranty contsined In the policy Of Insurance bad been
broken by tho OF tho premises for tho carrying ON Of
trade denonnstcd Especially hazardous In tbs record
class OF the classes Of hazards ANNEXED such policy OF
insurance. being ths manufacture and vanishing OF
chairs Tho Court refused 10 give sch direction, and
decided that n part of the building $50 Pearl street
usod occupied for the purposes prohibited by tho
policy. yet the plsntIs did not themselves use OF oc-
cupy such parts aud bad control the same, and
therefore not responsible for such Tho
Codr aso held that plaintiffs did not violate tho
policy by anything they themselves did or psrnttcd,
and that they responsible for what done or
carried In any part OF the building not used or occ-
pied by them and which they had control at the
time Of ths fire. verdics for paintins Tor $f 500 ~
w9s accordingly entered.
The brought the General Term upon cxcep.
tion whcn the decision u Judge Baicom reversed
and sent back for second trial npon questions OF fact
as 70 the nature OF the business transacted In the upper
part OF tho premises.
ln this condition lhe up for trial yesterday.
Mess1 Gerard Bnikely ard ArDoux appeared for plain.
this and Mr. VIM H. Eyarts Tor tho defendants
The case IL sti on but viii probably be concluded TO-
The New York herald., 1866-10-11
cuusr uF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Haeketl
A pfsuoxr.r rfEpK


II shs court yesterday samuel conklin, clerk 10 the
sop'oy Of Calhoun Lang se2 broadway, tired and
sosv'osed Of stealing sass from private drawer Of
senbsr Of the nfm. He was not seen 10 tsse The
soaey but ws perceived the drsxsr, and he ,efs
Ne essablishnent that day without giving notice The
1scorder In passing sentence said he believed " be
his duty TO Ts<s The severest sentence the Law per.
Bitied ~hrh vas nve yssrs imI rsonmenl the Stale
fnsoa
CONVICTION A ssrosrots ,rrat.s
James o. sren vas convicted Of an attempt at burg.
kry the third degree, having b en- Aascratsd Win
Alien ~ Roosevelt street. on the night az ths -,h az
August An officer watched the burglars, IIe ~ sv ,hs
psaoner Ia company With those who srrap~d and ar.
g~ssd him at the door OF the prsrnscs which bore hs
physicaI marks Of violence. as . sJmmyU had bseu
used bfien IL . well known burglar He 10 now On
der md cnent for similar offence, and WA not san
asnccd upon this the Dstr Attorney honnv
be able 20 oonyics hun the graver charge winch
Gill enable the Court 70 impose higher penalty than
shs la- viii permit 70 DO Tor sa attempt baraiary
1hs prisoner attempted 70 escape from The casody of
NBe onlcers OF the courl last IN nth.
Lew Abrahams tried on charge Of obtaining
sbo t2o0 ~orh of DRY tots from Isaac Cohn by fsIse
Gas not 10 ally sifeienl TO ~arsnt the Jury IN passing
upon tho Under the Instruction " the Court they
sen tcred o veriict of not guilty.
Barnard MeGe, wn also tried and -c1uiit>d upon an
erdc,msnt for bargary appeared 70 90 the night es
- 1ith of September tbs premises Of kcfafd H. Kelly
1lb kssf Twenty ynth street were burgarousy entered
end seven pieces Of muslin stolen, I've o. shca -ess
socnd upon the roof nest morning. with straw bat,
~hch looked like the prisoner twbo hal heon ~ the
Employ OF the for three months hsf ~orn
xss brinx the only testimony 10 the csse Mr. h1ehinss
tAihsr ne oRour.e. ~ho stole 90 from Martin Miller,
e5yner q First avenue and Thry ssth street, on the
Jon Of sepismber, psaded guilty TO petty sr-ny and
vss sent 10 the Jcnsnry for sI months Henry Posey
<coored. cAsrsed vita stsbbins Dennis Hedden the
tkh " September pleaded guilty sssaf With
ssss 70 A. A-s'iv swn and vs remAnesd 70, saateres
The New York herald., 1866-10-11

Before Judse Dash
or 10 --Lsa~ard <rptdy 4 al - ns Fvemss Rss
T-ruaass CorJrny The facts 10 tn. eass are = Ia.
lous--Planuns corrupted the basemeni Of No 90 Ps~i
strv for the siorags Of snun ssd tobacco upp.r
porou of the premises being enss,ed BY Mssss savh
4 O-good v a char nanusctov. Psnuns insurui
their propery N the riremen's Fund fssur.nos Com.
pany $40 600 10 which the present aesion
brynghl On The 2sd Of Msy, Iss5, nrs broke cot
which destroyed the entire premisea Tue snsws
aeknowes the insurance and The hre. bst ssu up the
follownx clauses IN the policy - the prlpel
pal sroupfs ~ their dsfenoss--"And N the
shove mentioned premises al any uns during NE
period for which the policy would otberviss eontsas
foros sfoaid be used FOR the purpose of carrying %
therein any uss occupation, fov sosins az nssx,
ins therein any arter, goods % msrrbandiss de~nsd
hAzadoos, extrs harsfoos o. specially hazardous
second u ths tias~ Of hazards red 70 sh
policy srceJt bsrein specially provided for % hss~as,
sersed oy the eorpoa In writing upa this % cy
from iheno-sorsh ong the sane shsii % used
this cy shall - Of no fore ~ s6>s ThS oshss
esae n"I any p~rsos sSscting insusAnce In ths
pAny shall make any mlsrspYes nis'ton eorosssns
touching rss 70 b. anpumsd, The rsk shall 10
creased by any sans within The oosso Of the assured
o. ~ shs occarsilon q The rs~m fcv
pufposss than p~rIntssd ~ stbls pocy ss@ policy
sb&l be void Dsfsnfa1ts therefore claim under
eiaos>s, ss the FIRE occsu.d The char rsnsfsctory
ivhers inrr>s'iss senAsl vSssa ssd other issanEHs
The New York herald., 1866-10-11

Acung Master Villa Hossa q take elect tut0,,f 4
hLNrsfn
Second Asalsan, fn.ilser ha,ie. Con-y.
0s14ssD rtff.
Lieutenant Commanders Efsln q Woodward and
morrill, Miller, sri fef ~ duty ai the Naval ArA1f1ny
Annapols Nd Second Asslaiags Gng ne~f Jgssfh n.
Green, from tie Brsoki.n snd paced On sics ifas@
ascond AsIsaut bnsinssr Join - Fuid from 20 IA
duty tho Guerrisf. and ordered 70 tho asfsnsnto
spNivsL - raH fsnrb FrtrHs snm His
The uEilsd 1iaias sgppy stensr Memphis frerl rsn.
ssnoa rspssmbrf - va koy wcsi 2stb, Pm Royal NJ
G. 10 Inc ant Charleston tth. Whine ton, ~ 91b
arrived a. 'hss part Tuesfay fayfuinr Tie MsIaghls
yersnesl heavy northeast saes the enflf. fss age
Ahe urlEgs ps.~fg from thsrs.,0e Hrrtst Brtas
der Csn q. u Hari, A A. Cossfs DetArusent x 80
iosth. and Mar Jsmea ~ Ray, Assis1Ant Inspector
Gersfs bef@rrent ~ the souih. Tie folo ing u
- ~ the o1sesrs " The h~nphr "A Ilsutsa.st
Commanding a. N. gorunss, iss~ed Assistant Tsynaaa
tsr a. !. hesd Aeuus sSistsn, Dsuisi b.retsr Act.
inx Master aId o. Olle.r Lyman wcfe- Ar.lnx Master
Henry Bakor, assing knslgna. A d csnpssli. John
Gum, hfieher, AciEs tirrt Assisaai kssinssf,
A iApolnt, ssaond do = A Artgii, David Pace rllff
a.. ". :. ArhVf ! Neid P~tsr.ou J " sherwood
John Reassh. rsymsatsrs ci~rs. Jsme~ Bdsr-ool
cagtAn's o., N = Baris'gh. ssiss q. n Hs,~sl,
Barter, GrO@ysnor
The New York herald., 1866-10-11
MgHMufaa

r4LAtrsrrrs oss 10 is~
so~s it, sys9 Il og1yoss ~ o sst.isu nsss
w s0.s. sss 10 ysbrss'y s s-fs rss~~s'~i q ne
rra ssii0sd Hsss ssss ssssDss4f 80, D'sssass
Ths o-bss hss sos % ss~a ssscs.sf~f ~. e~gts
ha1 h-en 80 f,s.s .sts.s sIssy soses faar-~a -
nssss asa a. 1850. 'syn 400 80 49, sa@~ ~
-hois fstsesseuss go 80
The New York herald., 1866-10-11
Deciisins Health Of the Pri.sser Letter fro.
urs. Davts.

fFrpm tho Charleston q CT ronr~r
From pnssis etisf ~b ca have rec~vai from the
esliInabe sIs q hs dist n.alshed pr4H FORTRESS
hgufoa, lssrn sith isefyfssstl~ r.grrt ust bls
health dseIlHs ami thai tb. y snnsrf cir
cpn,sancos ~ Aa fsmiy tecofnng efnisraEa-
Ing s.thing y ka0rn 10 krs D.sls Of tbe pto1abis
future ~ her hnslsnd. AMI confess lite
cours.cr, nl 10 bore ~ his ssriy shl.
thr prisoner dy4ng from counn~m int a1i hs family
Lrsust "a The Fsfse ~ fiaf t0r, Vile s
msnt declines 70 reai.e hm v Liberty asa 70
try him
The New York herald., 1866-10-11
s,ssin o. ~ tDf,i ,sFt

laos, n r, OF n. iss
rhs ssss o. ne l-srsoss rrpre~ oro. - this ps.s
vas blown open ibis moysrs s.ess one ossoes ard
fvsb~d 0 a. 600 -orh % unsss ssiss rsvsnss rants
G dsnominsiions vsviss from osns V go. si.7p
q ppsass ssAmSs. and eco 10 ssrsssy. sven uirlss
espons. a. reward os sso sorsp s ossrss 90 ~
rsss ~ tss rotesss ~ho also opsssd ss~~ ssiss a
s.ess s.fs from -siet usy So ssrvs s.sss, o. ns~
Soertsvsz nsssv
The New York herald., 1866-10-11

ros0RArfy DsrCnANCED
tsilnE Ensign q Brs'ey " take effect Ortsssf 7;
Acuus Master Villa Hossa . take eIccs Vvtos,,f O.
The New York herald., 1866-10-11

The editor Of the hatcher tHAs) crie- has recently
been on visit TO Jefferson Davis and thus describes
wnat ho
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-12
Il. M. FATTEN a CO., Auctionec,'a.
Plumb, near Fore Street
VdTiejy Sale Useful Wares.
Furniture, Beds, SILVER Plate, zin-
ens. &c. Mt Auction.

nN SATURDAY, oct. 18Th, at 10 A. NJ, tweatEei
Oair FOUL will be sold new Chamber Sets ~ as
Chairs, Bureaus, Feather Beds, Mattresses, Sraer-
Beds SILVER Plated Tea Services Ice Fitchers "a es
kln'is Also 100 prs. Blankets, 30 Quits, ~ "a,
CoDliofier, 20 doz Shirts and Drawers, Hosiery, 100
yds Crash Linen Daniask, all widths; Napkins ~
els, Carpets and CaIpetng, Beiknap Shirts, q as,
Walnut Chairs, Stoves, together with great W cty
Oh other goodsnost OF which are first class art les
AT l. o'clock one seven octave Piano, ma py
Haett Davis Co., Boston, IA superior instrunentl
Parties seeking for Housekeeping articles shoni at
tend this sale. oc1Idtd