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% Is III Gsnugihuung ses Geri@tshp Is erDiegen
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The national Republican., 1867-12-14
pROposALs POR pRRsH RERR.

oPrlcE OF P9sr ConnIssARr OF srBsnrRScp,l
s.o,od nfkI r0kI hAs0S, TRxAs, November, 1857
9e received until u O'clock m +, DRCRNBRR Z3' 1851
or supplying Fresh Beef tethe on the hoof or sauah
red AS may be Ie9uired TO the troops 81 Port Mason,
drawing supplies iheTsfroIn, from January 'iss ~
as & soon thereafIer As may be required 10 ianaaT,
saS.stsseessG sesG msS lss' dtH .A' oOa'sJ General q
rIeney, for Fresh Beef furn.hed On 1Eo LSSti eur;
ts,. price per pound net fVr that furnished siauab
Proposals must be accompanied By proper sua,.nt,
tned ~ Two responsible persons, stating mai h X
ptVposAl accepted the bidder will enter INTO com
@ Ahd Ihat they will enter Into bonds In The peSa
peTfoTms5es " thsse thousand dollars for the faithful
,r Evidence Of the loyalty OF each suees.s
secury vii be OF the persons offered as
Ihe names Of Arms should be stated In full I,h ,h
ApNrrs NJ hfs o. , H,i members Of the nrm, Wv" '"'
Pa viii b. entertained when put In By contraction,
wv hsIIeylously failed 70 comply with ILeir con
SSSJI has offered diTsiaJ o. ad.s more thsp & one sS:
Bidder, ~ a Arm, the nembers) nust be pr,.sn, 10
respond to their 6ids aud 70 sign and ooIpiets hS
contracts end hOgds upon the aboy named day 'H'
he Deel cattle furnished must net be over ys ysar.
0id Hnd weigh iesS than 500 hYe hundred poasds,
Ihs beef furnished must be OF good m,rkst.h,.
tep, 1eeks, shAnkS, kldaeys, tsllow. excl" fuAI
may BE- requirs4 -H'e'' Anu -aen Quantities a.
si:@s.r'yiII @ yiII DO made monthly, or q. soon there.
ali d reserves the right 10 reject any o,
inSOE.s ePvslOpo. enclosing bid. Proposal. 70,
Address Proposals to tn. uudor.iSnea.
doii'h yiraLt ah .. 4 6sSVH', ts.
The national Republican., 1867-12-14
The Chassepot Rifle,

According to the best information that can be
obtained, the battle at Montana, in which the
Chassepot rides were said to have done much
execution while II served test of terrible
death-dealing instrument, was nevertheless
wholly without excuse. Garibaldi was retreat
ing, and had fully determined to abandon all at
tempts to make further inroads against the PApal
power. He had sent ave thousand OF his men
away, and had given up all idea of prosecuting
his invasion further. II looks very much as
though this battle was brought about simply to
test the Chassepot rife, and 1t was therefore a
useless waste of blood. A French writer says
This way something more than q mistake,
some Ave or six hundred poor fellows having
been mercilessly slaughtered by this new weapon
The writer says: by this uncslled-for step W.
have sown In every italian heart germ OF ami
mostly which will produce bitter fruit hereafter
We have stupidity and wantonly substituted our
selves for the Austrians in the hatred of tn,
Italian people. Would 1t not have been better
to leave to the Pspal troops the honor OF thii
miserable victory, The Italians now say tina
they were the victims of 4 deliberately laid traJ
dun guei-d-pens,) and that henoeforth any repri
sails must be considered fair. Was II wis
policy to give such an additional stimulus I,
already oyer-excited political passions1 Was
not enough to bar the way to Rome without In
curing the blame of SO much useless blood
shadpt
The national Republican., 1867-12-14
Conarmations.

The following nominations Of naval oticers
and others were confirmed yesterday By the
Senate Captain Theodore p. Greene, to be .
commodore in the navy on the active list, vice
Commodore T. A. Hunt, transferred to the re-
tired list Commander Egbert Thompson, to be 9
captain in the navy on the active list, vice
Captain T. p. Greene, promoted; Lieutenant
Commander Francis II. Baker, to be . CON-
mander In the navy on the active list, vice Com
mander Z. Thompson, promotedj Lieutenant
Commander Austin Pendergrast, to be . CON-
mander in the navy on the active list, vice Com
mander George W. Young, deceased Passed
Assistant Surgeon Adolph A. Hooking, to be
surgeon in the navy, vice Henry F. MeSherry,
deceased; William s. Rowen, Adam Frank and
Alfred Griffith to be assistant surgeons In the
Rsvyi Assistant PAymasters Joseph Foster and
Edward N. Whitehouse, to be passed assistan,
pNymasters In the Lavyj First Lieutenant VIM
J. Squires, to be captain In the marine corps
vice Captain W. II. Hale, deeessedj secont
Lieutenant Israel II. washbuTn, to be hrst lieu
tenant in the marine corpa, vice W. J. Squires
promotedi VIM. J. Chandler, to be collector o
internal revenue for the Fifth district Of Mil
souri,, to I'LL q vacancy.
The national Republican., 1867-12-14
From the west-Indian Ansirs-Rsd
Cloud on the Rampage.

CHICAGO, December IA special to the Tri-
buns, dated Omaha, December 18th, from lie Fort
Laramie correspondence OF the eth, ssya A
party Of Sioux came In yesterday with desire
to make peace. They report the main body not
disposed TO treat until the forts Of their country
are abandoned. Red Cloud says he will hsht the
whites a. long % there is q man left.
Indian couriers come in daily from war parties
and report to friendly Indians, and return un-
molested loaded with provision and ammuni-
tion.
The Dakota Legislature met at Konkton on
Monday. The Legislature has Republican
majority for the nrst time since the organization
OF the Territory.
The national Republican., 1867-12-14
From RIehmond-A Communication
from General schoaeld-The Dofngs
Of the Convention.

RIcuNosp, Dec, IA communication was re-
ceived by the convention from General Sehoheld
approving the ordinance for the pay VI members
and officers. An ordinance was reported paying
the reporter OF the convention s3.33 per day for
the debates reported. A petition was received
praying the passage OF homestead law. Judge
Sneed, Republican, denounced II as PROPOSE
tion for downright robbery, and in opposition to
the Constitution Of the United States, under
which the convention existed. A motion to lay
1t on the table was lost, Is to 81 and 1t was re-
ferred. A resolution appointing q committee to
memorialize Congress to allow the Preedmen's
Bureau, In view OF the destitutlon IN the Slate,
to remain here until reoonstruction 10 complete,
was laid on the table.
Aresolution was adopted, inviting Gen. Orlando
Brown and staf, of Freedmen's Bureau, to the
noor. A colored delegate offered a resolution to
appoint q committee to wait on Gen. Schoheld
and ask him TO remove present State officers
| and failing there, to go to Washington for the
| same purpose, or procure amendment to the
law so as to empower the convention to remove
| them. Tabled.
The resolution OF yesterday relative to ihtim,
idation by disloyal landholders on loyal voters Of
the Republican ticket, and an amendment to II
relative to intimidation OF colored voters who
voted the conservative ticket, by other colored
men, was laid over until tomorrow Adjourned
The national Republican., 1867-12-14
From Montgomery, Ala.-Gen. Pope'i
Diylaion-RemoNnl Of Omeers.

MONTGOMERY, Dee. l3.-Gen. Pope'a political
axe Is stiil swinging. Nine judicial and minis
terial oficers have recently been removed. Five
Of the appointments to all vacancies thus caused
were from among extreme Republican members
Of the late convention. A conservative meeting
last night organized a conservative club. The
whole affair was managed BY blacks. The eolored
speakers denounced the so-called carpetbag
members OF the reconstruction convention, and
declared that the oolored people were enemies to
themselves IL they any longer refused to heed the
advice and counsel Of their true and tried friends
tho old inhabitants OF the South. Tho resolu-
tions adopted declare In strong terms against
the ratification OF the constitution.
The national Republican., 1867-12-14
From GeoFgia-An Armed Negro Mob
Dispersed by the HiIitary-Con.
seryatiye Meeting.

ATLANTA, Dec. IA mob of about 90 armed
negroes threatened, on Tuesday night last, to at
tack some students OF the Georgia University, at
Athens. The students armed in turn, and IN
Guilty was imminent, when the tEoopS were or.
deIed out and dispersed the negroes,
A Conservative meeting Of this county, under
. call OF the late convention at Macon, was held
here tonight. There was much enthusiasm, and
resolutions were adopted suggesting National
Convention, At Louisville, on WAshlngton's
birthday, to form party for the restoration and
preservation Of the Union on the principles OF
the Constitution.
The national Republican., 1867-12-14
Cold weather.

All our adyiees are to the effect that the
weather North and East 10 extremely cold. Nav.
igation on the Hudson is closed, and all the
steamboats, on the upper Hudson have ceased
running, and several Of the steamers and many
vessels are closed up in the Ice unable TO proceed
further.
II the weather continues to increase In frost.
iness for the next forty-eght hours as fast az 1t
has for the last twenty-four hours, the Potomac
VIII be closed up.
This cold snap has come upon us suddenly, and
many must suffer in consequence. God have
mercy on the poor, and give the rich . disposi.
ton to relieve the distresses OF the destitute
and suieripR
The national Republican., 1867-12-14
THE INTERNAL TAX AND THE rev.
ENUE TO BE DERIVED THERE
En0M.

Congress has, so far as the House 10 concerned,
Initiated q policy which, II adopted, must lead
to important changes In the revenue laws. We
Allude TO the proposition to repeal the tax on
cotton. We do not, as at present advised, object
to this proposition, but II must be apparent to
every man of rejection that II cotton is to be
placed on the free list there are many other pro-
ducts and materials that must be admitted to the
same category. II cotton is free OF taxation,
why not wool, and many other products Of
mother earth
This being the policy, We must turn our stten-
uon to the luxurics. Millions Of revenue must
be obtained from some source. Where IL this to
be obtainedi The costly wines and liquors. the
whisky and other Installations and formented
beverages; tho costly fabrics OF silks sstins and
other foreign importations, which make up our
schedule of luxurieS, must come In for heavy
taxation.
This may be the wisest policy that Congress
can inaugurate, but II is not In accordance with
our judgment. We believe that taxation should
be so far equallzed that every industrial inter
est and every branch OF business, should bear Its
proportional part. The idea that any great pro-
ducing interest should escape scot free has never
harmonlzed with our notions. We may be wrong
our ideas may be crude, and not well digested;
still we must, until better or more wisely In
formed in policy we do not yet comprehend
nor tmUTNcci Dt ltu 10 sec tHht Brtht iutcrtst
like cotton growing or wool growing, or any
other great agricultural interest," can be exempted
from bearing its just and due proportion Of the
burdens which the nation must meet and canee
without fail.
1t has always seemed to us that every interes
md every department OF business and produc
tive industry must meet with frsnkness and cor
diality Its due burdens In answering the de
mands OF the Government upon the accumulstivs
wealth OF the nation. The idea that any par
tleuar interest, for any cause whatever, Is to be
exempted from taking its due share OF the pub
lie burdens, strikes US as wrong. II each and
every department OF the Industrial interests oil
the land responds to the call of the Government
we may look to a speedy adjustment Of our
financial policy, and the debt may be provided
for upon basis at once justihable and In &C
eotdancc with the best interests OF all parties
We shall watch with the deepest interest the &C
t!on OF Congress upon this question.
The national Republican., 1867-12-14
MARRIED.

10 this city, Deeembersil 'st the residence Of Com
ned0Ts Powell. ~ ,hs iRsv; NJ, Addi.SR, rector o.
hiSs.s1 and slsss ii lsi.
Colonel Cksilss EasiD. Of winchesief.T
81 q SsS R.ssiss B'T .:I
vi Rev. Q, g, Lennsyeli Colonel KpaAn ". DEN.
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SS. FrGss T.g ssSsI M q 4: B:
RAcHRL, and WV. s. Hixos TO MLRTHA VIRGINIA,
daughters Of Samuel wolyerton, esq.
The national Republican., 1867-12-14
PoIitiesl Matter. in SAINT. re.

ST. LoUis, December IA letter from Santa
Fe, New Mexico, says the Legislature OF that
Territory assembled on the I'd instant and orga-
nired by electng to all the Offices OF both houses
the friends OF Colonel Chaves, the Republican
candidate for Congress. The letter futther states
that the Legislature stands on the Joint ballot
thirty Republicans and nine Democrats.
The national Republican., 1867-12-14

'rHE SUPREME COURT oP THE DISTRICT OF
SSPPLTTih1RBlh, SPLTi1RB H%3hDih9 % @ A A DISTRICT COURT
m DISTRICT.
To all phOm u Hlav concern ors,tino,
NOTICE Ia hereby given that the steam Tug Ts..sr
was captured by vessels Of the United States belong
tbg 10 the hissis.!ppl squadron, under command OF
Rear Admiral 9; u Davis, and The same was Iibsled
prGsseIaed M In this court p the name Of Ihe United
q wasLipstssSSd ssSd iSr nm A tAs SltS M. ttt city
nsh' NhCn and Whnre AL persons warned 10 ap.
Peat 70 show eAuse why condemnation should NOT Sc
December 4. 1907. III j MRIOs
deli.SSWtd cIsrk
The national Republican., 1867-12-14
Proc eeedtngs OF the Georgia Convention
Yesterday.

ATLANTA, Dec. l3.-The convention refused to
reconsider the relief ordinance adopted yestcr-
day by 81 to q.
A substitute for the resolution asking the re-
peal Of the cotton tax was adopted as follows;
Whereas the successful culture OF cotton In
Georgia 10 essential to the prosperity Of the peo
| pie and the development OF the national In
| terests OF the Statej and whereas the encourage
has largely increased the production, which has,
| In connection with other causes, so reduced Its
value as to seriously endanger Its continued cul-
| tlyation as q leading staple BY our people
| Therefore
Rs,OIpsd, That the convention do recommend
the repeal of the cotton tax, and, II practicable,
the application of the repeal to the present
| crop.
Rsiolved, That the convention considers its re.
cotton as the great staple OF the country and as
means OF reliefto agricultural labor and capital
Resolred, That the convention, having comb
| dence In the earnest desire OF the Goyernmen,
Of the United States to aid In restoring the pros
| perity Of the people Of 0eorgia and the develop
ment OF her material interests, do hereby reques
| the president Of the convention to forward
| certified copy OF these resolutions to the Presi
dent OF the United States, the President of tn,
| sentatiyes, with the request that they be pre-
seRted at an early day TO both houses Of Con
gress.
A white delegate offered his resignation as
delegate. Mr.. Bradley, negro, doubte
whether he could resisn under General Pope
order.
The convention adjourned till Monday withou
action In the premises.
The national Republican., 1867-12-14

THE REFLECTION OF John W. Garrett as presi-
dent OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
panyis deserved re-endorse me Mt Of an efficient,
faithful officer.
The travelling public can bear testimony to the
good management OF this road, and there Is no
more safe, pleasant, and expeditions route by
which the people Of the West and Southwest can
have access to the Capital OF the nation, or to
the principal cities East.
The national Republican., 1867-12-14
METROPOLITAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
7 ARGg SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.

7 .ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
orVIea As.srAsJ avArIrIsAsIEn.I
WE6SEsbAf re- ish asisa % isp !. 70 iS
age fPd GoysrRnsnt BalIdinTs.. % % W. H'" '''p
8 asI::. aaSiI::.'
j AI$S:i.S:', !ISa: 81: ~ ,sSisG.,s ssY. ,;.,,.
a single SETS wheel SSis Asiasi.,
ssS :S: ST. slHs wee. ssS$R;.: $SsRi.s:: Harness.
ssnfS .si' Wheel Horse Harness,
Rang: and yl,,u,...
Army Wssaa..
sEssEissss s.ssH:: s.sst.:.
100 WoSlisn Blankots.
jS.s.s ShsiH.FlnA Chains. Halter cA.a.. .s,,. &c,
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~; sidI%.' S %'Aasi Ass .Gs::Ss
The following described Iai iidpx., via,
one building, Quarters. dimsLsioni iIOxis-9 fset
0po building. Horse Stable. dimension. so,7,-O foot
Ono building. Mule Stable dimension. sor22-c foo.
0Ps building. stOrshouss. dimension. sOI0-lo foo,
,.ns One building Forage House. dlmSnsiOns tOI0-V
One 6aiidlsy BIsshsnth and Harus., Shop. dimsa.
oae building. csrPsntsrs' Shed. daoaaioA. so.ls-
95s % building: ,Sii di%SSsoss asiSO fee, high
The ptoperty Ahoye described IL ALL In sotycosblo
sSnalon' And now IN use BY tho QuArtsrnasloT's De.
aaSn, and ,hOald stIsst ths iiisatoa % fsTmsrs s
cftfs opportunity to pSrehas. :. ~ ns. ~ !hs%'s'g
mead Tftf an% s eaS a!Ssl
iSH oWRs IoSi ds%sRd sSSSPs. Ss
arc eo,onassd pAyS bcsn erected over year,
moved =! Rhas lumber and " dssirod can be re-
rle whole sale will offer nAuy advantages 10 those
wishing 10 purchase property above described The
continue until all 10 sold
Terms Cash, ip qoysrnment funds. and aepOs
Of ton per cent Of the amount soon as The ala ~
heen InAde tho bAlAnee on the day Of saS and
he removal Of abe property. which Eiust DO done bs
BS order o. Brsyst hJST General ThOlss sword a,
Ss,isns SG y Gen. Chief @ NJ DsPsr,RsSI IA Cum.
deN.a Brevos Lieutenant oSalonasi and %'lh I, q NJ
The national Republican., 1867-12-14
A Grand Turnout.

Col. Charles Shelley, of the Metropolitan Ho-
tel, regaled several OF his personal friends And
guests with a sleigh-ride last evening. The turn
out would have done credit to Central Park.
The bold Colonel Shelley manipulated the reins
over four spanking bays with a degree Of ele-
gance that AstoniAhed the weak nerves OF poor
wsy-fayers. May he ever be four-hand In any
matter he undertakes.
The national Republican., 1867-12-14
California LesisIature-BalIoti for
United States senator.

SAN FRArorsoo, Dec. l3.-The steamer Consti-
tuition, from Panama, arrived this morning.
Governor Haight has appointed J. B. Crockett
Judge OF the Supreme Court vice Shsfter re-
signed. The Democratic legislative caucus has
been in session three nights. There have been
nine ballots for United States Senator-Eugene
Casseil and W. 7. Fletcher. Cassells friends
are confident OF his nonination tonight.
The national Republican., 1867-12-14
Two and half Million Dollars worth
OF Bonds Sold at Auelion,

ST. LOUIS, Dec. l3.-Two and a half million
dollars worth OF st. Louis water works bonds
sold to-day ct suction at 02>SGV2N,
The national Republican., 1867-12-14

n LADIES AND oBsTLEnEs
ARE STANDING
IN THEIR OWN LIoHT. By NOT BUYING THEIR
ZINE BOOTS AND SHOES
GEoRog D. wILso
Late Of the arm Of Burns b Wilson.
now UNDER ODD rELLows' HALL.
Next 10 Topham 4 Co. . Cheap Trunh and Harness
Factory.
SEVENTH STREET.
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF WHITE BOOTS AID
SLIPPERS,
NEW STYLES SKATING BOOTS.
The cheapest place in town 10 buy your RuBBBRs.
delt.3t
The national Republican., 1867-12-14
Destructive rire-Marine Disaster.

CHICAGO, December is.-Tne Wabash avenue
rink was destroyed by FIRE to-day. Loss tl&,ooo.
Insured for ts,ooo.
The bark David Norris, from Cleveland, loaded
with coal for Chicago, was driven ashore near
Evsnstown Wednesday night. The captain and
crew were rescued after being exposed to the
storm twelve hours. The vessel Is probably
total loss.
The national Republican., 1867-12-14

TEE osUPREhE PREM COURT OF THgRlsTRIcT OF
q1TrHH III THE UNITED STATES FOR THE SAID Dis.
TO ali phoin Il may concern, or,et,,o;
NOTICE is hereby given that the Steamer General
pfAgg was captured by vessels OF the United States
nand q Rear Adri q g H. Davis. and the same wa.
he USsd ahs s.s. ss I'D In Mi. s0ET in ho name p
S Ihd mat SAID cause VIII stand for trial At the City
DAY Of January next. when and whore all persons
ne warned 10 appear TO show CAUSE why eonde mna-
interests, " '' ''.' ''' 'A'
December 4, 1877 n uPIla
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The national Republican., 1867-12-14

EoR THE HOLIDAYS.
BENJAMIN DE WOLFF.
40. SIS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. BETWEEN
SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS.
HAS COMPLETED HIS
OPENING OF
NEW GOODS YoR
noLIpAI PREsEsrs,
cossIsTIso or
WATCHES.
DIAMONDS.
JKwELRY.
SILVER AND
PLATED WARE.
Rich PARIS FANCY GOODS.
BYoLlsH AND AMERICAN TABLE CUTLERY.
FINE PANS. OPERA oLAssRs.
CLOCKS.
BRoIEEs. 30.
BIJoUTERn
Suitable for Wedding aud Holiday Pressau
| GoLD-uEADED CASBs.
SUPERB eHAIss. &C.
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