The national Republican., 1866-07-04
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viii have charge dstss Ais ssssssa. ArA :
Tn clustering dsI1lss of Vie D. B. vs..
tsrday sornins bad shoss = nveh rsl...ss, =
tho threat u the bad boy 70 NJ vbsu /, es,Id
not whip. "r'h make fssss d yoae~ -, !,
TiE Philadelphia Ledger says ~ ss,,e-
t.ry Harlan has disuii.sdSo eiviiisns from ~ ns.
parnsot. who are ssid u bslo.s 10 srJoksl n
club. 1921 Hs., +a-
!, FossxY Is trotting out Jack Hamilton as
an assailans Of the Prssidsnt Forssy ssd Ham.
iitou are docks Of ths sane vstsr-tvAissy ~
Psa.
II prize were offered for the ablest Joke
of the ssasou, Fornsy vosld inquest 'onsbiy sia
IL upee paragraph publish<d by him yesterday. in
which be spssts Of ones " looking into the mirror
Of his own oopseisnes''
Hon. R. G. GRrER, justice Of the Snpreme
Court of the United States. was sttseksd sswu.
liamspot Pa, . few days ago. BY papiysi'. while
ID attendance spon the District Court Of the Uni.
ted etasss. in ssssson there last week.
Hon. w. 8. MAYNARD, Of Ann Arbor,
| Michiesn, having family, and property valued
at 800, ,0o0 killed himself with morphine last
Monday night. The failure Of ara In which be
wss Involved prsysd upon his spiriss.
II BEG rHE CouRr," said young lawyer,
yesterday, 80 observe the sxtrserdinsvy evidence
Of tbis vignsss. He says hs usrs From New Hsmp-
shire. Nov. may II please your Honor. ho~ can
any body Anii froa any place in this wssther'"
"Coxx, SONNY, get up." said an indulgent
father 10 h's hopeful son sbs other morning. Re.
member the sasiy blvd catches ths worm.'' "wbas
do care for worus," nsplisd The youpg hopeful
''mothse WON'T let me 60 Ashisg.'
A NAN in Halifax, Virginia, has discovered
mine Of the famous {" mad stones" Of which not
more than twenty were known 70 bs in sxistspcs
They are said to possess the power to extract The
poison Of ssrpsuts and mad dog, from the wounds,
and perform other miraculous ofhess. R
PENDING the decision Of the late Judge
Bryan, Of the United States District Court at
Charleston, on tbs constitutionelity Of the test
oath, ordsu were given for ths reception Of the
writ, and psrmission granted the attorneys to
practice without taking the osth.
MAJ. GEN. BurLER, NJ. v. NJ, has ap-
pointed the following gentlemen on bis stat. and
they have been eonnissionsd: Aide de. Camp,
Roland g. Usher, Of Lynn 9aartsrmastsr.
Geo. J. Carney. Of Lowslli Judge Advoeats. Edgar
J. Sherman. Of Lawrence.
A CALL has been issued, signed by Generals
Logan, Palmer. Hsynis, and other distinguished
soldiers Of Illinois. for mass convention Of the
"Grand Army Of the Rspablie Of Illinois, po.
WtissI organization Of military men-to bs held at
Springfield on The 18th Of next month.
The EDrroR Of the Bowling Green Gazette
objects 70 the regular Transmission TO hin Of sgri.
cultural oirealsrs. He says ave are no sninai
ropagatist-horsist We are not-ss . cowist We
make no prstsnsions-as . shsspist We claim no
houors-and We are . hosist to . very limited
extent" ...
An English counterfeiter Of greenbacks
hss been arrested at Atlanta He states that the
bills were made At Nottingham. England. and that
be. with nine sccomp plicss, came here for the pur-
poss Of peddling them. Three are in New York,
two in Boston, one in Cincinnati, in St. Louis,
one in Nashville. and one unknown. He refuses
to describe them. or give any information sgainst
them. -' -....
Ar the examination Of the General Theo-
logical Seminary. the prize In ecclesiastical history
vas awarded to Thomas M. Thorpe, son of T. Col. B.
Thorpe, OF Louisians, whose name 10 we'll known
In American literature. lie was the author. among
other works, Of those charming sketches Of nature
and wild lie written under the nom dc plume Of
"Tom Owen, the Bee Huntsr''
The Boston Post attributes Belle Boyd's
dramatic failure in England to the absence Of her
husband. She said sbs would like to see her
husband Ave minutes before she went on the stage.
for the purpose Of dressing him down. and giving
her blood a healthy circulation. Her losthing de-
,ss'ation Of him, she said would Are her soul and
keep II in . blass through the performance"
What . vixen!
EDITOR TrroN, with his "Grecian cut
fsoe," has come to the conclusion that "thsrs Is
something In human nature which makes II pleas.
anter to rec other men work than to work our
selvss-psrticulsrly In hot weather." The same
philosopher during the war, thought II was pleas.
auter to sec other men dght than to nght himsslf,
50, whom hs was called for. hired substitute.-
Boston Post.
GEN. CAss' large fortune Of four or five
millions Of dollars had its origin in his fortunate
investment in real est to In what 10 now the heart
of the city Of Dstroit and the heirs Of the deceased
statesman may thank the late Mrs. Cass, who died
in 1855, for the great wealth they Inherit. Re-
psstedly, when the property was rising in value
years ago, the General was anxious 10 SELL and was
only restrained BY the earnest advice and rsmon-
stranoss of his wife. s.
AN Oregon journal gives description Of
the passage Of the falls and rapids of the Columbia
river by = steamboat-it being the arst time any
large vessel has done It. No accident happened to
the veuturesome captain, who risksd his bost and
life in the exploit These falls have heretofore
been considered an impossible barrier to nsvigs-
tion. Steamers from above stopps and transferred
their freight and passengers there to steamers bs
low.
CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN will shortly celebrate
the Gath anniversary of her birth. Fanny Ksmbls
10 iu her 49th year Kate Batsman 10 "a years old.
Julia Dean, 10 IS. Madame Celeste 10 a.. Mrs.
John Wood 10 80. Julia Bennett Barrow Is IL.