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The national Republican., 1867-04-15
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Amusements. -
hTnE NAuoKhL THEArRs.-LkDY DcS
~ SeeJsbp, 1ste6 Su6ssq6s seis.ss. ih,
Ished her enangcnentH 4 u National on
saturaay eysrIins and koSs to Bsltimote
1his evtaihs ths ptocetd = = the th6dse are
to 70 to the Southern ReiIf fund. There
will doubtless be crowd. NThe fact that
that distinguished actor and gentleman, ].
W. WALLACE, Is TO play John Mildmay IN
"Stll Waters Run Deep" should flltho
thousspf itssif, TO say nothing Of the other
attractions and the hensyelent1pnrposes To-
which the fandnare 10 be.dsvoteds7oo ana
n MErzEEorfls . II Arsrr--T This phce will, b.
The great centre of1atffantisn this evening"
The mere nnomcement that BrigholiInnd
Madame PaRxrA would give one tof thslr
.unrivaled concerts in Washington, VAS
enough TO dispose of every disp6sablet heat
in this hall in a few hours after tho tickets
were offered for SALE To.day.it islabout
impossible to geta ghost of o chance ei
admission even forl6v6 or money Almost
fabulous prices are being offered for tickets.
i 7.
This is not surprising. for the occasions
are rare that the citizens Of Washington
have such an opportunity offered them to
give the listening ear to such concord Of
sweet sounds" as those distinguished vocal.
ists produce. ai'r Y9I9lhrjo l5sllJq hi,
% 0DD FELIowsb bHALn.-!The highly pleas
ing and attractive entertainment at: ODD
Fellows Hall will continue one week
longer. Let all who have not yet wit
messed this exhibition be sure to CO. OF
they will miss pleasant pastime. a"
Walls oPERA HorsR.-The JAPANESE
still reign triumphant at this cosy little
Theatre, and they need no notice from u
to crowd every nook and corner Of thei
audience chamber. Indeed, hundreds g,
away every night unable to gain admit
ltance.
The national Republican., 1867-04-15

An intelligent contraband in lndianapo-
lis, Indiana, was recently directed by his
employer to take the carriage and call for
the young ladies Of the family, who were
at an evening party, and instructed to go
to the door, ring the bell and inquire for
them. About midnight he returned alone,
and on inquiry it was ascertained that he
had taken tho dining-room bell, and, driv'
ing to a strange house, sat in the carriage
and rang his bell as he had seen the milk
men DO, and finally concluded that no one
Was at home.
The national Republican., 1867-04-15
Telegraph

rks war Besween rssnes, ,.aE>
n Pfu..ia -Prussia's 4lIfcs.
Ipspox, April l2-Midnisht debate
dnikerform bin occussed IN the House Of
CommoAs this evening. MI. Gladstone,
the leader Of the Opposition, offered an
amendment 70 tho bill fixing the rating at
| tiye pounds. 4fief q long and very Inter
sstiae dsbste, tks amendrhsht &as rejected
tby=s-deciasa- -ssie. -ths= Government ma.
jority bting t~rnty,oneg0arH aEA sE
slIosDSx Apri ,l3T-Noon,--The Times
lof1khiS ineruin9 has q congratplatory iedi-
ltoriailot .flns dsfeat of tho Liberals onthet
refqrm bill In he Houseiof Commons lhst
leEsning ,LThso Eomse pursued ny Mr.,
Gla5stshe b severely. criticised. while that
lot The, uternf members who deserted their,
pstty IL .rcofrespendipglyS ilapded,oo The
lTimes thinks that the Liberal bolters hold
4he bsltpes RI power poyTsndd, virtually
control the reform bill. ,r 5p6 m ,,,if,x
l. oLpsDos, April "a Evening, In case 81
. war between France and Prussia, Bavaria
and Baden xill make a common eapse
Lospos, April, la-N SSoana!@9 o onasolss,
eo4; y. s. SOS, u; Illinois Central, III;
. LeSDos, Am 1sL2 ,. m.-Tke follow!
ing are currsat qpotations of American o.
curitiss ~, 3 s2o's, ~; Erie, s7;i IBt III
pois Central, III. ' ~ '"i
I JDxpoS, April l3-=-Evening.-Consols,
e0a, Eric, 3d. Illinois Central, 77f; u. 9.
lb-20s, IA. p''.i.a .r'i.G9. ,.' no Z "
FRASKroRr,1 April l3-Noon.- .--U3 ? 81
Il 5-20's, 759. a. '7.l ".'L li- 10 1.-. -
! FRisKoRT, April 49, Evening, lU. s.
$40 bonds, 76. '''' ) '.|
IIyHRrooL, April --Noon.--The cot.
ton markstis quiet Sales to-day are es'
, timated al 8, 900 bales. Middling Uplands,
! I'D; Orleans, l2id. California wheat, l4s
Corn, ABS ed Barley, 4s. Sd. Oats, 3s
Cd. Pork, IT'S. cd. Beef, 1865. Cheese
COS. Lard, Ass. Bacon, AS, Scotch pig
iron, SIS. Tallow, AS. Cd. Spirits tur
pentine, BIS. r.s ... r.r
LrvERPooI, April l3-2 p. m.-The mar
ket for sugar Is frmer. Since the opening
5 of the market cotton has become some
= what frmer, though prices have not quota
: bly, advanced.
! 1lvERPooL, April l3-Evening.-Cottor
] is more active, but prices have not i'm
a proved. Sales Of 10000 bales Middlinl
E tplands, ll5d.; Orleans, 124d. Bread
: stuffs firm. California wheat, las. Corn
: 43s. Sd. Barley, As. Sd. Oats, 3s. cd
> Provisions firm. Pork, 75s. Cd. Beei
1855. Bacon, 40s. Cd. Lard, 49s. Tallow
44s. Cd. Spirits turpentine, 37s, scotcl
, mig iron, 52s. -'
The national Republican., 1867-04-15

GENEROUS BEQUEsrs.--Mr. Benjamin b.
Howard, who died at New Bedford last
week, after literally providing in bis will
for his children, made the following public
bequests: For public lectures in West
Bridgewater, provided the citizens raise
800 annually, $4,000; to the Unitarian
Church in the same town for the support
Of a minister, $4,000; to the same town
for the support Of various educational in
stitutions, $4,000. The fund for the last
bequest is placed in the hands Of trustees,
to be by them disposed Of in the manner
deemed best to carry out the intention Of
the testator, IFs.4 NIa .ruG' ..
The national Republican., 1867-04-15
NATIONAL METROPOLIS.

There Is a certain class OF persons who
arc accustomed to remark, when any pro-
po.al is made in Congress to appropriate
money to build up and improve Washing
ton, that all such expenditure is unwise.
because the capital Of the nation will soon
he removed. This sort Of talk is more
generally, as matter Of course, INDUCED
in by Western men. Now, we believe in
the West, and arc rcady to accord to II
greatness, enterprise, energy, and intellL
gcncc; and all those grand qualities that go
to furnish and build up magnificent EN-.
rircs. But the West, vast as it is, is not
the whole nation We have South, and
since the ratification Of the Russian treaty
If not berorc-we have North. The
West therefore. cannot have everything
rs own way.
But the idea that he uA;ioaal capital Is
ever :, be 7IEacrs1 IS T-sFostercsss II
.1,us. g., t,-,,. Eui be who supPOsos ii
Az 81 i-.aInr- We have eur reasSAs
,-,.s issH-.lHI. anL VI VII r.vs then Il
.... II II, h-sr nlASe TnE5 rrnIi Eni
-u., Ill ErBsBGI " l.sTIN GIN inunnsi
.- -.-- a..l a iaeE q IIatIuIIa' nrr-y
N..-roug-' 4u -r,sLuIcs 4 .RsssncHits'
VI. lf ulnu Wien stif lIn11iI n tins
1,u.--' mil IEgT tuIpntUn tiu "hriis- n
- ~ mt rs uunr TsuTsSl ihnr
..5s-..ss v LAVA iunHI-niL TiG 1RnH n
Wa.L.--ssl- H.. LII ANITA ytiIUi isI.-g
TIA. hou.-et -zza luIs Ei-rF ziilF gru5-nr-
m ot,aa z-Gs@
Tie -ap.:a. sL.-.t - s'E gg1sTs'a -
caus. L il we're d1n. TLg: sIieEt=tz-s q
public money Tqzlt Be ~SEtsd- the pub
lie buildings would be useless and Of nc
account. The nation "a in no condition 70
throw away this vast property, and such q
proposition at any time should be rejected
We s5metimes hear people say that the
nation has grown 10 such an extent that {
removal of the capital is demanded. Thi
very fact itself will contribute TO keep i
where i IS We live in the days Of rail
roads and tclCgraphs and distances are o
no account. When the proposition
made 10 remove the capital to any spec
fed locality, all the people remote froi
the point Of location will oppose II
change. If anybody, therefore, has or
such idea that Washington will ever ceai
to be the metropolis Of the country,
had better disabuse his mind OF tn
lallacy and give his influence to build u
and improve this city.
Some time since We learned, from source
fully reliable, that for the whole time thi
this city has been the capital of the Unite
States less than 100000 have been apprC
pria,cd by Congress to be expended ou
side Of the national buildings and ground
This will account for the unfinished stat
and wrctchcd condition Of many Of Il
avenues, and the general appearance
the city 10 the eye Of strangers. 1t is n,
at all strange that foreign travellers as we
as our own people fro n diferent parts oftl
country are struck with the generally
Iapidatcd appearance of Washington. Ii
us sec to it that when Congress shall agai
meet o beginning shall be made in thG
line Of public improvements in this tow
su.h 4s shall result at no distant day
making Westinghouse it can be made
one Of the finest cities in the world
The national Republican., 1867-04-15

PooR FELLow-The local editor Of the
Peori Qll.) Transcript, who has just been
married, thus rejoices over his change Of
state: No more are we doomed to room
in dark attics, illuminated by the faint
odor Of stale tobacco, and adorned by
bachelor friends inebriated and miserable.
No, sir, we are now settled for life. We
begin to have an interest in the markets,
are curious over the price Of beefsteak, are
affected by rise in soup bones and pota-
toes. A picture of life dawns upon us.
We begin to fancy ourselves sixty or
seventy years hence. white-headed and
venerable, slowly pacing to church leading
by the hand an interesting family Of six
rascally white.headed boys-infant Snooks
who look up to us and call us dad.
Withsuch possible prospect, who wouldn't
get married.? And then the joy OF leading
those six through the measles, whooping
cough, rash, diptheria and Group, buying
them shoes, pounding them when ugly, ant
trotting them on our knees when they
squall, seeing them come home drowned
from skating, and having them blown VI
by toy cannon on the Fourth Of july
formed q picture Of domestic bliss that We
couldn't resist, and SO we didn't.
The national Republican., 1867-04-15

FRACTIoNAL CURREEGY.-During the
week ending on Saturday there has been
received at the Treasury Department from
the printers, $4,000 in fractional cur
rency During the same period there has
been forwarded TO the United States de.
pository at Buffalo, N. Y, $35, 900; to the
Assistant Treasurer at New York, $780,
900; Assistant Treasurer at New Orleans,
SlOO,OOOi National Banks, $2O7 ,262.47.
Total, $442 ,2G5.47.
The national Republican., 1867-04-15

METROroITAY HoTEL. - In another
column of our paper will be found the card Of the
Metropolitan Hotol, We desire to say, in word
that MeSSrs Doris 4 SHELLEY "knoW how to
keep hotel Guests ut that house will be
sure to End prompt attention, home. like com
forts attentive servants and the gentlemanIy
manners Of Mr. SHELLEY the managing pro.
prctOr, and the kindly bearing of his clerkr, put
people who take up their abode there in state
Of great good nature at once.
The national Republican., 1867-04-15

THERE were 4l9 deaths in New York
during the past week. the principal causes being
as follows scArlatina, III typhuS fever, o.
diarrhOea, u consumption, 49, ipaammAtOry dis.
eases. 6Si violence, l2i old age,9. or those who
died 2T4 were natives Of the United States Ire.
land, Bli Germany, 40i England, IL. There we're
II deaths 10 the public institutions
The national Republican., 1867-04-15

Hos. Henry J. RAYMOND has received
the appointment of minister to Austria.
The question now is, Win he be confirmed ?
The opinion expressed in well-inrorned
political circles here, is that he will not run
the gauntlet of the Senate.
The national Republican., 1867-04-15

No NATTER how hard the times may be,
Young America masculine and fsmininO) is de.
tormined to have his and her luXuries. else we
should not sec among the importations ito be
paid for in gold during the past week, such
items as these; s0garS, $l3.l37j champagne,
$50 1905 jewolry, S74 44Oi toys, s2,O74j fancy
goods, SlO7, 7,4Si; perfumsry, $2O.36 furs, 81, $40
and so on,
The national Republican., 1867-04-15
THE COURTS.

a'ORPHASs' CouRr-Jpdge Pared -The
will Of the late John D<Nspmeef ~ hitd4
0ne-h Of his propertyi5 beqdshthc4 TO hif
widow, Mrs Susan Hammsck andths bHlapcs u
his mother, Mrs winnifrsd Haupaet during
Nm life, to rovert at sgadsath ~ the widow,
and DR.. John @. Riley Is named asexecutor.sl
The will Of the late John Q. Frepsn was fled
and partially proven. He boqueaths his property
TO his children, and nominates his son, james B.,
a. oxeoutor.
Tho Will Of The late Anton Bauer, heretofore
filed, was fully proven. ,lLy.
The will Of The late Gabriel Barnhill was hled
md fully proven He =bequeathes his property
to his daughter Louisa, and his sisp,daughter
Mary NJ. Hart. and nom,nateu his son.in!law,
John II. BartlsttOas executgr.H n @ D z
The win OF the late SmueI Stinemetz was
died and fully proven. He bequeaths $500 each
toatwo widowed sisters, residing in Washington
county, Nd; his real estate to his widow, Mary
u. StinemetI, TO revert to his bfuthersand sisters
at. her depth, and his personal property to his
Mother D. II. StinemetE. Letters testamentary
xere issued to his widow and brother as exeou-
tors they giving bond In the sum Of $2O, 900.
sIsttert testamentary were Issued to Johu A.
Rua as ..a ssssp,er ep ths estate af APdfsv Small
Letters Of administration were issued to Jas.
Fullerton, on tho estate Of Hillary @. spalding-
bond $500; and to Edgar Patterson, on the estate
Of Robert g. Patterson. Bond $50, 900.
lbd Maria O. Enrich was appointed guardian to
the orphans Of Peter RmTichl - Bond, %, ,0e0s o.
The third general account Of tho guardians to
The orphans Of Samuel Hoaver was approved and
passed.
The national Republican., 1867-04-15

NATIONAL BANK CURRENCY.-The amount
Of national bank currency issued during
the week ending on Saturday was $l72, 800,
making the total amount issued up to date
1902 ,50s, 1856, from which should be de-
Quoted $3,56l 1882, being the amount Of
currency redeemed, including worn out
notes--leaving the actual circulation OF
national banks at the present date S2Os,.
926,774.
The national Republican., 1867-04-15
mh2s.vn . Comptroller Of h

6s- The Gravsst MslRdies Of Youth and
EARLY MANHOOD. Howard Association .EssayS, on
the Physiolosy Of the Passions, and the Errors,
Abuses and Dlseassf peculiar to the nrt age Of man,
with reports on now methods Of treatment employed
In this InstutiOu Sent In sealed letter envelopes,
free Of charge. Address, Dr. J. sKILLIN HoUGH-
TON, Howard Association, PhiladelPAis, Pa.
100" tall Am
The national Republican., 1867-04-15

Mr.. E. L. DAVENPORT is performing in
St. Louis. His wardrobe was at the LindelJ
House at the time that hotel was burned, but
was removed without damage
The national Republican., 1867-04-15

AN AccrDEsE--A fatal accident Of q
singular nature occurred at the north
shaft Of the Hoosack Tunnel on Saturday.
The "bell man." who stands at the bottom
of the shaft and gives the signal fo- the
platform to rise, was standing in his posi-
ton almost directly under the platform,
which was at that time, at the mouth Of
the shaft, when q number Of drills were
thrown upon the platform to be taken
down for use. One Of these, about Eve
feet in length, rolled of the platform, and
falling distance OF three hundred and
seventy feet, its sharp end struck the "bell
man" in the side, and the instrument
passed entirely through his body and then
some distance into heavy plank, com
pletely impaling the unfortunate man
The plank had to be split with an axe be
fore the drill could be loosened. The in
jured man lived about twenty-four hours
after the occurrence.
The national Republican., 1867-04-15

ss-T To Consumptives.-The Advertiser
having been restored to health in few weeks, by
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung Affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption, Is anxious to make known TO
his fellow sufferers tho means Of cure.
To all who desire II he will send copy Of the pre-
Geriptiop used, (Oe Of eharge with the directions
for preparilG and using tho same, which they will
nnd SURE cpRE ToR CoSsUAPrIoS, ASTHMA, BRoS'
cHIrIs, &c. The only object Of the advertiser In
sending the prescription 10 to beneht the aniieted
and spread Information which he eoneeives to be In.
valuable and he hopes .sysry sufferer will try his
remedy. as II will cost them aothing and may prove
blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please al.
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oe2S.dwly Williamsburg, Kings Co., MY.
The national Republican., 1867-04-15

So Know Thy Destiny.-MadansE E. r.
THORNTON, the great English Astroogist, Cairvoyant
and Psychometreiap, who has astopisbed the seien.
iiac classes Of the Old World has now located her
self at Hudaop, N. Y. MADAME THORNTON possesses
such Yonderfal powers OF second sight, to enable
hOr to ihpart knowledge Of the greatest Importance
TO the single or married Of either sex. while In
state OF trance she delueates the very features Of
tho person you are to marry, and BY the aid Of an
ipstruuaeRt Of iatsuse power known as the Psyeh-
omoirope guarantees 10 produce life.like picture
Of tho future husband wife OF the applicant to-
gethor with date Of marriage, position In life, lead
ing traits Of character, &c. This is no humbug, as
thousands oftestimonias assert. She will send,
when desired, certified certificate, or written guar
anee, that the pIeture Is what II purports to be.
By enclosing small lock Of hair, and stating place
Of birth, age. disposition and complexion, and en-
closing nifty cents and stamped envelope addressed
to yoursel you will receive the picture and desired
| Information by return mall. All communications
sAeIedly confidential Address, in confidence, MAD
AME Z, T. THoRSTOS, p. o. Box 22s, Hud,On, MY.
mhl9 d&wly
The national Republican., 1867-04-15

81 Free TO Everybody.-A large o PIP.
Circular giving Information Of the greatest import
asee to thu young Of both sexss'
It teaches tow the homely may become beautiful
tho despised respected, and tho fOrsakan loved.
Nc. young lady or gentleman should fail TO send
their Address, and receive a copy post paid, BY re-
turn mail. r. r- Address 7. o. Drawer, u,
nhlo.d&wiy -s Troy, N. Y.
The national Republican., 1867-04-15

DURING the month of March 27,9G3
acres of public land were disposed ofst the land
once OF Omaha. Nebraska
The national Republican., 1867-04-15

ss-A Card. 1t 10 respectfully requested
by the CONSERVATIVE Army and Navy Union," Of
this city, that sn persons who have been soldiers
and were rejected by the United States Senate, or
anywhere removed from Office, with the causes, as
far as known or alleged herefOr, send their names,
rank and history Of service in tho army, with p'st
Office address, to Capt Frank. 0eisei Corresponding
Secretary, Conservative Army and Navy Union,
Washington, DC"
By order oftts EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
wAsufsaroS, d. O., April 2, 1857.
The national Republican., 1867-04-15
nIRP HAN s. 90 y R T..
r ITTELL's LIVING AGE

A Magazine Published every Saturday In Boston,
containing the hest Reviews, Criticisms, Stories,
Puaitiyo Poetry Scientific, Biographical and Poliu
cal Information, gathered from the Butire Body Of
Euglish Periodical Literature, aud forming Four
Handsome Volumes Every Year, Of Immediate Inter
est, and Solid, Permanent Value. g."
"of all the periodloal journals devoted to htera.
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this eouptry, The Lfrfng Age has appeared to methe
most useful. John Quincy Adams, TO-, ~
al approve very much Of The plan Of your work,
The Living Age, one Of tho most instructive and
popular periodicals. OF the day. wish that my
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Chancellor Kent
~ fully concur with Mr. Justice Story In his sstl-
mate Of the utility and importance Of The Lfuin0
I0s as valuable contribution to our literature not
merely OF Temporary interest, but Of permanent
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The national Republican., 1867-04-15

3 TaE American CotoSr AT. .JAtfAS-1A
correspondent Of the Bangor Me- W,htg.
now travelling in the Holy Land, in his
letter dated Feb. II, 1867, says Incidental
ly concerning the Maine colony al. Jafa;
called at the American colony, as
sone hundred Americans who have settled
Just outside the town are called. They are
buildihs houses, and heleader, MI, Adams,
seems very enthusiastic, but ] doubt II
they accomplish nytbing. some are al
ready 5discontented and went 10 60 homo.
They are. Reconsistoi ionistsS or believers
in the ehrly restoration Of the dow to this
country 70 Irihad O. long talk with Mr..
Adams, the president. He is,guite full ol
the enterprise, quotes Scripture auently,
seems TO be sincere, but I think altogether
visionary, He and his wife (who, by the
way, is as good preacher as he is) called
on us yesterday. They expect to go TO
America in the spring for more recruits =
The national Republican., 1867-04-15
ThcWheat Crop ~

Along the line Of thc Central railroad y
'iookhlf remarla ably VII both. this side and
.beyohd ~ BIue Ridge. In thc Valley II
y aonriehing, and presents the brightest
prolnise since before Tho war. This sids
the medntains In como low O, ,Hat lands
not well drained, there has been some in
jury from drowning out but should no
enemy assail the wheat, and should the
iseaseh. he seyen-fair, -there- will he harvested
this summer The finest, crop for years.
Theiarirers dfe actively engaged in fal-
lowing for corn, and from the energy and
industry perceptible everywhere. on, the
Same rcnte, we !entieipste that they will
make up for the lost time caused by the
excesslye rains Of The, spring, ~ The. land
breaks Up beautifully, and aas the plough
rolls over the sod, breaking nps so friable
and In such good heart. the spectator can
NOT but feel that the husbandman, has q
good yenr before him.y-May a kind Proyii
dence % bless. his laborssu asch mond DIS
DutCnli f.
The national Republican., 1867-04-15

All papers throughout the country friendly to the
interests Of the soldiers nd sailors are requested
to copy the Aboya aT
The national Republican., 1867-04-15

~ Treasury Department, once OF the
CoNPrRoLLER OF THs GuRREScy, wAsHISaroS, March
a. ls67Notlee is hereby given to the holders Of the
circulating notes Of The Flrst National Bank Of Me-
dina" Y, thai such notes will be paid in laUful
money Of the United States upon presentation Of
the sane at the Treasury Of the United States.
..-a ~ II. R. BULBURD,
mh2s wH Comptroller Of the Currsncy,
The national Republican., 1867-04-15
IJyIrRp srArEs CouRr OF CLAINs-

HasfF sATuRDAI, April l3, 1857.
On motion Of Mr. Weed, the Asnistant soliei-
tor Andrew NJ. sallado, Esq, Of Philadelphia,
Pennsylvauia; aad on motion Of Mr.. Chipmnn,
Richard McAllIster, Esq, Of Washington, d. c.,
were admitted attorneys and couuselors Of this
court. -
Simon Stevens ys. The United States. The
argument Of this cause was concluded by Mr..
White and Mr.. Carlisle for the olsimanti and by
Mr.. Weed, tho Assistant Solicitor, for the United
States
Adjourned to Monday next, the 18th instant,
at IL IN.
The national Republican., 1867-04-15

CIRcuIr CoURr-Chief Justice Cartier.
D. Maeknll, jr., VS.. Tiley. Plaintiff 6les motion
for new trial.
James Il. HALEY We. John r. Condor. Yer
dict for defendant, and assessing damages at
81. 400. Counsel for plaintiff gives notice Of q
motion for n new trial.
United States VS.. Hoover 4 Hoover. Court
oYerrules motion for new trial, and certihes the
case to the court In b1Re-the FIRST instance.
@ W. Noldel VS. Julius Ross. Judgment con.
fessed. .. ...
arissom VS.. stull. Motion for new trial
oyerruled.
The national Republican., 1867-04-15

CoURr IN EQUITY-Judge Ohn.-Wash-
ingtop, Alexandria and Georgetown Railroad
Company vs.. Martin 4 Co. Order receiver to
defend suits In court.
Chinn VS.. Chinn, Order appointing guardian
dd lib. to infants, aad order granting amend
ments to bill.
Goodyear VS.. Hunt. Order granting injunc.
tion.
Cassin vs.. Bozlle. Decree pro eOntsS'o against
Isabella BozEie!
The national Republican., 1867-04-15
or Treasury Department., once OF the

ss- s-Trsasnry Department, once OF the
ConrrRoLLER OF rHE cURRHscr, wAsHrSorcS, March
&c. lsS7-Notiee u hereby given TO the holders of the
circulating notes of "The Tennessee National Bank
Of Memphis !" Tcpn that such notes will Be paid Ia
lawful money Of the United States Upon presentation
Of the same a. the Treasury Of the Unitsd States
'H-...' r'" II. r. HULBURD,
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