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The national Republican., 1867-12-12
SECRETARY aeCULLoCH.

some correspondents and Newspaper editors
arc afflicted with pcnchdNt to abuse and misrep-
resent public men, and there Is no man in high
position at this time, who is more violently as
sailed than Mr.. McCulloch, the present able
Secretary Of the Treasury. One cannot help
being amazed at the fippant and nonehdienf man
ncr which many of the scribblers for certain
newspapers assume when they crlticise the Sec
retary's financial policy.
Ono editor assumes that Mr.. McCulloch is the
originator Of the policy Of contraction, and that
since the House has voted to stop II he is re-
bukcd and beaten, and should forthwith resign.
The truth Is, Congress last year provided for re-
firing a certain amount OF currency, and author
izcd the Secretary of the Treasury to carry for
ward this work upon certain conditions, and
under certain restrictions, which he proceeded
TO do. Whether this policy was wise or unwise
is not now the question; but the Secretary was
obliged TO carry out the law, and to contract
the currency in accordance with Its provisions
The altered condition OF the country In Its inan-
cial prospects and relations, have made II neces-
ssry for Congress to change its policy, and put
stop to contraction. We would much like to
know what there Is in all this that should lead
Mr.. McCulloch to resigni
So far as we know, the able Secretary Of the
Treasury has the confidence OF the country, and
we believe he has more ability than any score Of
He undoubtedly has his own views, and we have
yet TO learn that in any essential particular they
are unsound or indefensitle. When Mr.. McCul-
loch carried out contraction he acted In accord
ance with law, and when the Senate shall have
adopted the proposition Of the House, and Or
dcred that contraction cease, the Secretary will
doubtless give due respect to the law.
We deny that Mr.. McCulloch is an ardent advo-
cate Of contraction as against the best interests
of the country He favors what every wise and
rejecting man should-the restrictive policy
thntis, tae avoidance Of an irredeemable issue Of
paper money. He would reach specie pay ments
nt rs carly day "a possible, and he would adopt
all those wise precautions which thoughtful and
able hnanclers recommend, that this end may be
attained with as little shock to the business
community as possible.
1t Is very easy to call names. II costs nothing,
and has no force of logic or fact in 1t. To stig-
matizc Mr.. McCulloch as the Indiana banker
don't amount to much. An Indiana banker may
be just as wise and just as able a dnancier as a
New York banker. 1t don't matter where a man
comes from. Answer his argument, overthrow
his policy, disprovc his theories and practices,
or confess your ignorance.
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Republican National Executive Conn
mittee.

The members of the Republican National Ex-
ccutlve Committee met yesterday at IL m, in
room 50, Wllnrds' Hotel, for the purpose Of de-
termining the time and place Of holding the Con-
vention for the nomination of a President and
Vice President as the standard-bearers Of the
Republican party in the next Presidential cam
palgn. There were present: Gov. W. T.. Ward,
OF New Jersey. chairman; Hon. Horace Greeley,
New York. John b. Clark, New Hampshire,
Samuel T. Hcrscy, Maine; n. u. Gardiner Yer
mont; EX-Cfov. Clatnin, Massachusetts,; s. A
Purvinnce, Pennsylvania; John d. Defrees, In
dlanni b. G.. Cook, Illinois; ID. =. Stubs Iowa;
II. ". Hoffman, Marylandi ". Is. Smithers Del
aware; s. Judd wiEconsinj II. II. Starkweather
Connecticut; VIM. Window, Minnesota; Thos
q. Turner, Rhode Island; senator Fowler, Ten
nCsseei J. NJ. Dwyer, Ohio; Gen. Pile, Missouri,
ID. Il. Goodoe, North Carolina, and W. J.
Cowlng, West Virginia.
Gov. Ward took the chair, and J. u. Defrees
acted as secretary.
Some objection was made to W. J. Cowing OF
West Virginia, rs being one Of the committee;
but 1t was proven that he had been appointed a.
the last National Convention, and he was ad-
mitted.
II was thought proper that the District OF
Columbia should be represented In the commit.
tee, and, on motion, Ssyles J. Bowen, esq, was
elected member Mr.. Bowen subsequently en-.
tions
The question on the time Of holding the con
vcntlon was then discussed, and the majority o.
the members were favorable to an early day
Wednesday, May Goth, 1868, was finally selected
as the day for holding the convention, and wher,
It should be held was next argued. Cincinnati
Chicago, -. Louis and indianapolis all hat
their advocates. Horace Greeley and W. J
Cowlng favored the latter city. d. C. Stubbi
and General Pile made strong arguments II
favor of ST. Louis, the former remarking tina
the position Of st. Louis was more central, ant
that the people Of the West begged of the com
mittee to select this great city, which was ives
of the Father of Waters, for the holding Of tn
convention. b. q. Cook warmly urged tn
claims Of Chicago, J. NJ. Dwycr and others VI
holding Cincinnati rs the proper place.
finally came to vote. The St. Louis advocate
finding there wal no chance, voted for CinciI
natl, and the Indianapolis favorites for Chicago
The members voted by ballot, and the resul
was; For Chicago 12i Cincinnati, 10. Tn
choice was then made unanimous.
delegation of three members from the M
tional Council Union League, two white and on
cOlored, were then admitted to the room. Thei
business was merely for the purpose OF suggest
Ing the time for holding the convention, havin
resolutions with them from the Council to tina
effect As the Executive Committee had a
ready determined that question they withdrew
The committee then adjourned to meet at tn
call of the chairman.
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From Raleigh, N. .C.-ImPortnnt Suit
AxnInst Bnnks-PolItleaI AnaIrs.

RALEIGH, N. C., December 1.-THE United
States Circuit Court continues In session.
Much business has been done. Suits have been
brought against the stockholders Of banks by the
holders OF notes. Judgments to the amount OF
a half million dollars are said to have been OBJ
tained against the defendants during the court
Judge Barnes opened the special Superior Court
in Wake county to-day.
1t Is understood that Gen. Canby has been Ap-
peaIed to by the Radicals to appoint new NUM-
cIpal board OF their own nomination. Three nc
groes have been nominated as commissioners.
The ticket Is secuted by nineteen-twentieths
Of the property y-holders Of the city.
Two Of the most respectable Of the nominees
refuse to serve.
The citizens prefer the present board.
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Nominations,

The following nominations were sent BY the
President to the Senate yesterday:
Edward A. Wright, to be Consul at San Saliva
dor, to I'LL vacancy.
J, e. Mathe, to be Consul at SonsonatI, San
Salvador, to Ill vacancy.
VIM. d. Touts, to be Assessor OF Internal Rev.
enue for the Second district OF Indiana, to hll a
vacancy.
Mr.. J. Chandler, to be Collector OF Internal
a vacancy.
John T. Flint, to be Consul at La Union.
Gideon II. HOllister, OF Connecticut to be
Minister Resident and Consul General to the
Government OF Hayti.
Some few army nominations were also sent In
The Senate went into executive session, but
there were no combinations made.
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Conservative Convention In Richmon

RICHMOND, VA, Dec. 1.-THE Conservative
Convention adjourned this afternoon until night
and at night the committee not being ready to
report, adjourned until tomorrow.
Three thousand persons were In the theatre
tonight. Among the convention delegates are
seventy-three members Of the last Legislature.
The temper of the convention seems to be
fairly reflected In the speech of the President
There is an entire willingness to accept the
result of the war as inal but there is an earnest
opposition to the State being under the control
Of the colored race,
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DEPARTMENT or STATE, I

Information has been received at this Depart
mcnt from Mr.. W. p. Mangum, the Vice Counsel
Generaiof the United States at Shanghai, China,
of the death, on the 5th OF September last at
Shanghai, OF JAMES II. CIuToHELT, late a resi-
dent of Washington, ID. q.
Information has also been received from the
same source of the death. on the l3th Of Sept,
1861, at Shanghai, OF N. NJ. CAPRAu, a citizen of
the United States.
The legal representatives of the deceased can
obtain further information by addressing this
Department.
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Tue SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEES will have
under slderation some very important matters
during the session OF Congress. The repeal OF
the cotton tax is one OF the principal Items OF In
tcrest, and 1t is very probable the committee will
report upon 1t at an early day. The Revenue
Department will also claim n due share Of atten-
tion, and, in connection with other matters, the
labors and Importance ofthe committee will be
appreciated. .a-+H
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Conservative Meeting In Mobile.

NOZZLE, Dec, ia grand Conservative meet
ing was held here tonight, In response to call
of many citizens. The object OF the meeting was
protection against the action of the late State
Convention, and to organize Conservative po-
litIcal clubs throughout the city and state. The
meeting was largely attended and very enthu-
siastic. Patriotic speeches were made by Hon.
Robert II. Smith, Hon. Percy Walker, and Major
Henry St. Paul, Of the Times. Resolutions were
presented by Hon. John Forsyth and unanimous
lv adoDted,
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pRoPosALs roR w0op.

HEADorARIRRE, DEPARTMENT or THE PLArrg,)
CHIEP QUARrERMAsTER's OFFICE,
OMAHA, NEB., December 0, 1867.
Sealed Bids will be received at this ONCE until IL
o'clock m. FRIDAY, December p, 1857, for the de.
road.
The wood to be Of the best mcrehantRble quality,
cut and tpi OF regular cord length, and delivered
the rate Of one hundred cords per month;
No small lbs or deeayed wood will be received.
The wood to bs properly corded In such part of the
post as the Sidney Station may direct
aud subject to his Inspection or any person he may
deslgnato for the purpose,
Bids to be made in duplicate. with copy Of this ad.
yeTSement attached to each. and written guaranty
aigned iy two (O irresponsible persons must accompany
each bid The suretles, with the bidder, will each be
required to furnish the with the evidence
from the clerk q the county court IN which they re-
side Of their ability to become suTetes for the faithful
performance Ofhe eOutrao each TO the amount Of hty
tbol per cent, Of the whole contract.
Bidders will be required 10 be present at the opening
o. proposals. In person pr be represented by power n
A. once with the undersigned the sum Of tsl000) one
thousand dollars lawful currency, as guaranty that
the bond will be hlled the contract signed and to In
sure the faithful performance Of the Spuaons Of the
contract such deposit 10 be forfeited In the event Of
the bidder 70 whom the contract will be awarded fail
Tho right to reject any or all bids - resoryed.
lt will be understood that The ohief Quartermaster
Of the Department ma NJ any time reduce the quantity
10 be supplied under this contract.
Bids Will be received for any reasonable amount OF
Wi$ not 20 !. tea. and
dressed to the undersigned at omahh, Nsbgsshs.
BY, Brig Gen. aud ohiet q NJ Dept fPIl:,o,
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deduction Of Force.

Colonel Capron, Commissioner OF Agriculture,
made a still further reduction OF force yesterday
In h.- department The ladies employed in the
SET room, on street, between Sixth and Sey-
en'h, were discharged and the room will be
c.osed up. Other discharges will be made, and
hrr. will be but few Of the employees retained.
II ID Useless Tor persons Of either sex to apply
Tor positions IS II will be utterly impossible for
'he'- 'PT'i-H'!pnb TO be received
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The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
Company.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 1i.-At meeting to-day Of
the bondholders and stockholders Of the Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad Company a committee was
appointed to arrange the surrender by the State
OF Missouri of that portion Of the road recently
siezed by the State authorities and conclude ar
rangcments for the immediate renewal OF the
work of the construction OF the Missouri diyi-
sion OF the Atlantic and Pacific railroad.
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Convention In Atlanta.

ATLANTA, GA, December 1.-THE orgahiza-
tion OF the Convention was perfected to-day
white man was elected sergeant-at-arms, and two
negroes doorkeeper and messenger, beating
one-legged United States soldier and United
States pensioner,
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Personal.

W. A. SMITH, eGq., the Republican candidate
for Governor OF Alabama, Is In town, and has
rooms at Williards'.
DUVY GREEN was about the corridors and lob
bes of the House and Senate yesterday, and
seemed pleased and entertained with what he
saw and heard
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Military Appointment In Wilmington
C-ReereI Movement.

wrLMINGToN, N. O., Dec IA movement Is
on foot here Among small number Of Republi-
cans to have the present city officers removed
and military appointments made
1t is said petition has been sent forward ana
that the movement 10 OF secret character,
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Railroad Omcers Elected.

New YoRK, Dec. ll.-At the election of .direc-
tors for the New York Central railroad, to-day,
at Albany, twenty millions OF stock was voted
on. There was no opposition. Cornelius Van
derbilt was afterwards made president, and
Samuel Terrence vice president.
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Base hall Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1.-THE National Base
Ball Convention, In session this evening, re-
versed the decision Of the judiciary committee,
that all games between the Union club of Nor
rissiana al I Mutual Il ID Of New York were null
and void, under the operation Of the previous
nueation
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Fatal sho oting Array Between Negro
MinstreIs.

NEw ToRR, Dec. IA fatal rencontre oc-
CURED this evening in front Of the Fifth Avenue
Hotel between Kelly, Of Kelly & Icons Min
strels, and Sam sharpley, OF the Theatre
Comicque. The ARRAY is the result of an old
grudge. Sharpley shot Kelly first, slightly
wounding him In the head Kelly returned the
fire, instantly killing Sharpley.
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Boarding.

MRS. RUFUS J. BUEL,S w w ,
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL PoR YOUNG
LADIES,
so street, near Fifteenth, commenced Its Second
Quarter December 8. For circulars apply At the
school. del0-3t'
BOARDING. FIRST CLASS TABLE BOARD
ID can be had at the AMERICAN HOUSE, corner Of
Seventh street and PcnuSylyanla avenue, at $40 per
month SCOTT BROUGHTON
nO27-l0t
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The Convention in New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-THE convention to-
day adopted Blaekburne's resolution for the Is
sue OF state bonds to the amount OF from three
hundred thousand to FIVE hundred thousand, as
might be required. The committee appointed to
consult hnancicrs, reported that these bonds
could be negotiated at sixty-fve cents on the dol
lar. 1t was stated in debate that northern capi.
talists stood ready to take the bonds as soon AZ
issued,
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MethodI.t Conference I'm knyannaI,.

SAVANNAH, Ca, December 1.-THE Methodist
Conference met here to-day, Bishop q. =. Pierre
presiding. There was a large number Of minis
tiers and lay members present After a call Of
the meeting, II adjourned to meet again tonight.
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Explosion Of a Locomotive.

RICHMOND, December 1.-THE locomotive of
the passenger train, hence for Petersburg, ex-
ploded at the Halfway House this afternoon,
killing Richard Norris, engineer, and a coored
fireman.
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THE JorYr COMMITTEE or ORDNANCE and the
Committee OF Ways and Means had sessions
yesterday, but no important business was trans
acted by either. In regard to the whisky queE-
tIon, It 10 the determination OF the latter COM
mlttee not to report any bill, until 1t can be ma
tured, which will prove satisfactory.
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT. OF STATE.
DEPARTMENT or srArr,

wAsHIsGroS, December I. 1877. !
Information has been received at this Depart
ment from Mr.. W. p. Mangum, the Vice Consul
General of the United States at Shanghai, China,
OF the death, on the ID OF September last, at
Shanghai, of GEORGE BOYLE, an American sea-
man belonging 10 the ship Mary whiltridgc.
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Nf AnINR

Arrirsd. The steamer Ada A. Jayne, Capt. jayne.
has entered from New York, bringing salt for Thos
Davis; the schooner l.. r. Pharo, Captain Collins,
has entered from Norfolk. and cleared for New York
from Baltimore
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COMMERCIAL

NEw YoRK, Dec. Hip, m. Cotton dull aud nom.
flcur-demend modoratei prices hrIa. Wheat dull
inal al 81. p;Si T. Oats steady. 81 cents. Rye un.
changed, Barley quiet and steady. Pork w. rs.
Gold 1885,, Rest UNCHANGED,
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
pAYMAsTER's oFPICE,
Il HAIFIMnRp 4

pAYMAsTER's oFIIcE. ,o.-
l. BALTIMORE, December o, 1857.
Sealed proposals., indoIsed "proposals for OH,
will be received az this Office until o'clock, y. m,
on THURSDAY the l2th OF December, 1867, for imme-
diate delivery on board Of United States vessel! In
the harbor Of Baltimore, l7J gallons best quality Win
ter Strained SPERM OIL.
The right to reject any and all bids Is reserved.
Blank forms for proposals furnished On application
at this omee. Bids not properly nled NJ Will not nc
considered. EDWARD Y. DUNN,
dell|at PayInaster u. s. \.
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COLONEL A. II. LONG, OF the Presidents STAFF,
hes resigned his position, and will be assigned
to duty in the CommIssary Department In this
city.
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NoTIC E-w A ED.

DEPOT QUARrgENAsIER's OPPICE,l
SAN ASToSIO, TRxAs, Nov, %, 1857 !
Wanted, at the Depot Qpartermastor' Ohice-
Experienced Rngineersi
Suryeyorsi
For service at Fort Chadbourne,
Particulars can be had Oh application.
J. q. C. LEE,
Brevst Lieut. Col. and 4. O. NJ,
del2-Gl U. s. Army
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800, FORMER PRICE sl9, then reduced to 81, and
now selling at %. o.50-our Box Goats. This coat Is
heavier and better trimmed than our former ones t
tl3 A. Saks Co. 6l7 Seventh street. between Penn
sylyania avenue and d street
The national Republican., 1867-12-12

tHE 'NHH r72E"s ELECTIONS are expected to
'''y'' veg 'a"''!T upon the cases Of Messrs.
tI'LI"lc lu4Hg md brown, OF Kentucky.
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FINANCIAL. COMMERCIAL, MARINE
gHw YORk PRS,

Coupons, li2; BINS, 1901, i17; 5-2Cs 1854 lOIi
5-2s, 1881, iO6ISI 5-Os, Jan. and July, 1885, iO7t
7;Ds, % series, lOFii 1905, ID series,
l0iTS; Gold, lJ4'S.
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NE. JOHN =. ELLIS, the enterprislng music
publisher, sends US two new pieces Of music,
composed by Thomas Story, entitled "There
Dwells Within the Heart Alone" and "Home
and Friends Around U.s."
The national Republican., 1867-12-12

LADIES, see the new and beautiful sy les Of walking
boots Of every material coming In every day at Cum
Minis 37 Seventh street. second door south Of X
street and Northern market.
The national Republican., 1867-12-12

TIE Democratic candidate for Mayor OF Mar
chester, N. H., has been chosen BY some 800 ma
Jority.
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LOCAL ITEM s.

NEVER mind the weather, II the wind docs blow,
but go to Henning's, corner Of Seventh street and
Maryland avenue, and buy some good Clothes at 10
per cent discount before he remove-to No l Seventh
street, Intelligencer Building.
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NATURALIZATION.

The wIDow's Soy. BY Mrs. Emma ID, y. n,
Southworth, authof Of the "Lost Hcircss,n sc.
Published by the & B. Peterson Bros, Phila-
delphia For icby Jos. shililngton, corner Of
Fourand-a-haif stseet and Pennsylvania avenue.
Notice hereafter.b A
ELrAj or, Spain Fny yesp ago. Translated
from the Spanish OF Feruan Cabeilcro. Put
'lished by d. Appleton & Co., Philadelphia. For
sale by Mohun Bestor. Notice heresfter)
OLIVER TWIST One OF the series OF the new
and cheap edition Of Dickens works. d. Apple
ton h Co., New York, publishers. For sale by
Mohun 4 Bestof and French d Richardson.
NoRrH's Book OF LOVE LETTERS, with hin,s
on courtship and marriage. BY Engoldsby North.
Published by Dick d Fitzgerald, New York
For sale by Jos. Shillington.
SrRNcER's CoMIc SrHEeHEs AND HuMonors
RroiTArIoNs. Edited by Albert J. Spencer. Pub
lishcd by Dick 4 Fitzgerald, New York For
sale by Jos. shininston.
SCIENCE OF SELp DErEsoR, treatise on spar.
ring, wrestling and training. BY Edward @.
Price, and dedicated to Charles q. Godfrey, esq.
Published by Dick n Fitzgerald. For sale by
Jos. shillington.
REBELLIox RECORD, Part Xxx, with por-
traits OF Mai. Gen. Samuel p. Carter and Maj
Gen. Jas. b. Mcpherson. ID. Van Notrand, New
York, Publisher. For sale by Mohun & Bestor.
We acknowledge the receipt Of Pcterson's
Magazine for January, beautifully cmbellished
with enyravings, and replete with entertaining
reading matter, from Jno. @. Parker, ass Seventh
street, opposite the Post Once, and Mohun h
Bestor, +o2 Pennsylvania avenue, between Four
and-.-half and Sixth streets.
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METROPOLITAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
THE BEST AND MOST RELIABLE AsSOCI IATION
foRy DEPOSITS AND THE CHEAPEST Fol

All Shareholders participate In the advantages q h
Association No Initiation Pee Is required. Book
are now open for subscription TO Stock, and payment
may be made ut once All persons Wishing to SUB
sGhhoiRT%tTPi hoR%TioU 3 UBTRowsISo President Ss pcnnylva
nj aSsnas SSaT Sss :.ref
T. ". CLIRR, ir., Secretary. ~ Fourteenth ,,rcvt
Copies Of ne eoastitution may bc obtained from th
Those wish ing to take Stock should apply qt once
payment for shares. AIarsc number Of shares are Al
The pesSijSS features Of ibis Assoclatiou render II tn
most desirable In the city for all business who de
''A''' '" " v y H6RRTio BROWNING, President.
w. CLARK, IT,, Secretary, nOI.U
AR6E SALE OF CLOTHING, {. AND q
IL BQUlPAGE.
DEPor oEAETERaAsrER's OFFICE,
,,,,,,, WAsHlNGTgS, ID, o.. December 2 1867, I
Atmory SQUARE, this city. on TilUHsDXY, Dscgmbc
pss B. Gonss 10 gndSr b. suPSr's'9a ars
i9t oI regulation, new, damaged and unseryiccN
bic clothing, &e.. consisting In part Of about /
100000 feet hemp tent a0OSlbey tent stOycs
1900 blankets. loo Iouaye jacket.
lQ,00 yards lace. 100 cavalry do.
i,d0 pairs bOOtees. 300 " II. q. do
80 pairs boots, lao great coats.
200 trowsers, foot. SO lnfpntry do,
800 trowseIs, m'tCd. 10Artlllcry do.
a,SO bedsAcke. B7O vests
$50 ass tents buEIes. trumpets, SC, &c
$50 shelter do.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
Purchases must be removed within ave days fFpr
by order Of the auartcrnSs!er General,
Deputy q. M, General
dei-C Broy. Brig Gen, ", \ a,
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MARRIED.,

The receipts from internal revenue yesterday
amounted to 1900, ,6o5.8l.
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DIED,
sIddsuly, ofparalysis, at Crswtordsyllle, Georgia,
yER, eldest daughter Of the late William NJ Morrison,
Of this ely.
On Wednesday, the llth Instant, at 20 p. m WILL
LIAM HESKy, only son OF William aud Margaret Ken
nedy, aged year and months.
His funeral will take place from the residence OF his
parents, 62j Eleventh street, at p m, Thursday,
18th inst
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DIED.

On the lOh Instant the residence Of the BRIDE by
Rev J, W. Lambeth, Mr.. JosgPH PALMER to Mis-,
MARY STEELE. all Of this city.
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New Advertisements.

CONDEMNED UNITED STATES BLANKETS FOR
y SALE
. ST, LoUIs ARSENAL, Mo, Dec. o, 1867
Will be offered for sale, at public auction, on SAT.
UEDAY. at IL clock the 18th instant. upwards Of
p d, CALENDER
Breyet Brigader General, United States Army
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For Congressional proceedings see fourth
The national Republican., 1867-12-12

ALL THE MKNBEns OF the Indian Peace Com
mission are In the city, and report Of their
work may be expected at an early day. A sub
committee, consisting Of Senator Henderson,
Commissioner Taylor and General Sherman, has
been appointed for that purpose.