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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-15
VISITORS.


There is quite an influx of Congressman
and politicians. Among the latter are Col.
Hillyer, of the Revenue Department, and
Henry Franklin, navy officer, Of New York,
and others from that State. No political
significance is attached to their presence.
PosToFFICE DEPARTMENT.
A rumor that the next Postoffce Depart
ment report will show large deficiency,
is certainly premature, if not erroneous.
The accounts of but three quarters have
been adjusted, and that up 10 July is far
from completed.
UNAUTHORIZED SCHEME.
The attempt to form National johnson
Committee is a project of few local poll
ticians, who have neither influence nor
weight. The President, it may be conf
IDENTIFY stated, does not approve of such
an organization.
BEN. WADE ESQ,
was the main instrument in imposing negro
suffrage in this District. The old residents
are therefore highly exultant since he has
been hoisted by his own petard. A distlnH
guished friend of Justice Chase, in the
banking interest, declared to-day that all
the Radicals could rejoice over'in the late
elections was that it forever shelved Ben.
Wade, who was always a curse to the
party.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LARGE AUCTION SALE.

DRUNK. DODsON & co. WILL SELL THIS
~ CTuesdayl morning. large consignment Of
Staple and Fancy Drygoods, Clothing Boots
and Shoes. These Goods are just received. aud
will be sold without reserve
CRUNK, DoDSON e. CO..
Auction aud Commission Merchants.
octl5 II No. 50 Market street.
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Total estimated.

The message was received and read, and
on motion of Mr.. Elliott, referred to Joint
special committee of three on the part of
the Senate, and such number as the House
may appoint The Speaker appointed
Messrs. Cate, Fuson and Mccall.
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TAXEsi TAXEsi TAxEsI

TAAESl TA1ESi EAXESI
A Ii TAXPAYERS, WHITE AND BLACK
n who have not paid their State, County and
Railroad Taxes for the year 1867 are hereby
notified and requested 20 call at our ONCE Court
house, and settle BIZ the FIRST day of Eoyenber
oeIt. Those who fail to comply with this notice
may expect to md their claims ia the handg az
an officer for collection.
JAMES II. COLLINS.
Revenue Collector.
WM- N. STEPHENS,
octl3lW Kailr)a Collector
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NEW BILLS.

By Mr.. Elliott A bill to regulate the
rate of interest. The bill fixes seven per
cent. as the legal rate, but provides for as
much as twelve per cent. when the parties
contract in writing for that amount. All
higher rates, either direct or implied, are
denounced az unlawful. Referred to the
Committee ON Judiciary
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Affairs In Geerse,ow,

J GRAND LABcssY-Robert wars
rested this morning ny on ser Brown o,oa
charge OF fobbing Wilson Pswefi Of 49,. =.
notes Powell bad brought a load Of no,.,,
70 market, and received IN payment Tor o.
80, and put up At Hszies stable last ni,h.
where the prisoner was employed Po1-ti
Iale aown IN room connected With the stable
and feli as letp. and the prisoner took hi pacL,
BOX, and takinr one half the contsnts put tn
other half back TN Pow-lPs pockst. The NJ
ey was recovered and the prisoner was sem >,
jail for court by Justice Buckley
Tax RoADs-The arrival OF a number n,
wagons rom the dJacent counties OF Mr.
lane, gives reason TO hope that the roaas T. >,
improving and will be IN excel emit coud,t,oa
IN lew DAYS isr the transportation OF tue
heaviest loads by wagons SO far vs bNy.
heard OF no great injury TO any OF the roaa.
ana IL the weather continues as moderate 8. :,
present. we may reasonably expect that m.
repairs TO be made will cause no obstruction
of travel.
TIE REersrRr.-The judges OF Election
finished their sessions at the Custom Hon.
n noon to-day, and Will proceed Al once L,
ever, have two days more Of sessions an when
TO correct the lists. OF which the public viii
be notified No account has been kept OF n .
number registered, the Judges giving their
undivided attention 10 the examination OF AZ
picasts rs their qualifications, had lILLle tm-
60 devote 10 awning else.
RrsUMISG THEIR weRK.-The mechanics
who were engaged upon various improve
ments when the severe weather bryan IN D--
eemeer last, aud were Obliged to spend, have
resumed their work. and TODAY q number OF
unfinished improvements are progressing ran
dly towards cCmpisiian.
FLOUR AND GRAIN AARKHT-The receints
OF breadstuffs are solely by the wagon routas
and are light to-day. The demand for fiour A..
Improving, but transactions are manly with
the ely trades, and sales continue 20 be IN 10,
transactions in grain reported. Prices un-
cbanepd.
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THE PUBLIC PRINTING OFFICE INVEST

Testimony continues TO be taken day by day
before the Congressional Joint Printing Com
mittee relative to the truth of the allegation OF
members OF the Soldiers and Sailors Union
that the superintendent of the Public Printing
has treated soldier printers unfairly in the
matter Of dischargIng and furlo ughing them
The evidence. We hear, so far taken, all goes
to show that the present Superintendent adj
here's strictly to the very proper rules in the
premises established by his prede cessor, Nj i.
ID. Deirees. These rules give EN- ploy ment: first,
to ex.solders and sailors who have families
depending on them for support; next to others
with dependent families: next to soldiers and
sailors without families and last, to younp
men without families who have not been SOL
diers OF sailors. In the matter OF discharges
or burroughs, the rule has been to scharge the
most incompetent or Inefi cient first, without
consideration OF any ether fact whatever
Nothing offered in the way of testimony, we
feel sure, has shaken the conviction of anv
member OF the conmittee, that the rules abo We
mentioned have been rigidIy en- forced under
the administration OF the pre- 1ent super:n,en-
dent as under that OF his predecessor
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LOCAL NEWS.

CHARGE or FoRGERY-This morning. Ms,
ifaniel Hines wss before Justice q ibersoB, on
the charge ef being connected with rhos IL
{. HIn'on, IN 70 gIng fbs name OF Rev. H. NJ
Turner TO a note for 81; be having been
arr ssted nv officer Fuss. $50
The evidence went To show that Hines was
Indebted tn u grocer for =. So. and took Hin too
Ia ihe store. representing HIM as Rev. IL. NJ .
Turner. The latter said he would give has
roe Tor the amount OF the bill; 10 which the
grocer agreed. Hinton went to a gentleman
snd bad the note drawn, which be signed All
M. Turner" and Hines Endorsed il When Il
b., anne due, Hines advised that Turner b.
Warranted, which was At once done; but no
Rev. Mr.. Turner was found. be being a col.
ored preacher on duty in Georgia with the
Frfedmen'e Bureau. and having been absent
'or several mon tbs. Turner agent was found,
ana seeing the Signature 10 the note, pro.
nonnced q forgery. Hines was thsreupon
Jsl. Hinton, the principal, has not yet been
arrested.
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FROM MExICO.-Tne Mexican Minister dis
ere dts the reports about the defeat of the Re-
publican army OF Mexico and the capture of
President Juarrz, published Yesterday These
rumors are supposed to come from the iron.
ter on the I'd instant. and Mr.. Romero has of.
ncial Letters from Matamoros of the sa me date
IN which very different news is Contained
According 10 Mr.. II = Information. General
Escobedo arrived at San Luis Potosi on the
lsth ultiIno, and his main army would enter
there the next day. General Trevino had
started for Celsya with the vanguard of the
army to meet MiTaWon. who was there with
one thousand hve hundred men very much
den oral Zed. Castillo had assumed command
of Melia's troops, and was at q nerstaro with
about two thousand men. The Liberals were
quite sanguine of being victorious
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WALLS OPERA HoUsE.-The appre citation Of
a really good stock company by the patrons Of
The drama in this city is sho wn by the GRO wds
nightly assembled at this comfortable theatre
where the production of the most successful
OF the newest plays, with great attention as to
stage effect and perfectness of cast, suffices to
NIL the house without the adventurous aid of
a'star." In fact, many of the stock company
here have their specianties in which they APP
pear to far greater advantage than many who
are now playing star en- Engagements on the Amer
fcan stage. "Our Mutual Friend" was very
successful last evening and will be repeated
tonight.
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STATE DINNER BY THE PRESIDENT

The sixth State d. n ner OF the President took
place Yesterday evening al SIX O'Clock. There
were present besides the President and ladies
OF the Executive Mansion, General Shsri-
an, Mrs. Senator Dixon, Senator Henaer-
s IN, ard he following members of tue House
OF Representatives: Hon. w. T.. FiucK., -.
Driano and lady, Charles Dem ison, ]. r.
DrIggs, j. l.. Dawson and lady, w f. Dodge
Aud lady, I. DAVIS, A. !. GIosshr-un-r b.
r Esgiss on and lady, g. A. Eldridge. Chss
ticOdyrar aud lady, j. VI. Farquhar aud lad v
II. l. Dawes and lady, En-nez-r Damont. Hos
J. II. Drfrers. l.. Thomas. OF Maryland
lsnatius DonnrIly and lady. Allen Braff ird,
and Col. J. =. Chaves, N. NJ; w. A Eurleigh
and lady, Dakutah.
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THE BIDS FOR PAPER


ms forenoon, the bids fer paper required At
the Government Printing ONCE during the
next fiscal year amounting to an aggregate of
some seO0,oOO WORTHY were duly opened in the
Sena,e's Printing Committees room by the
chairmen OF the Senate and House Printing
Committees, in presence of some twenty or
thirty OF the bidders. The number Of bids were
large. The following bids fper pound) maze
were the lowest for the different classes OF pa.
per, viz: -
BY Q. X. Mohler-For class No. I, 17X cents:
class No. 2. 90 cents class No. 3, ~ cents: clas
No. 4, 26H cents; class No. S, % cents
by J. X. Davis-Fer class No. q, 2lk cents.
As Mr.. Mohler failed to state his reside ce
In DIS oios, All OF winch were very far below
any others offered. and as he was wholly IN.
known to any Of the trade present, the i'm pres.
sion was general that no attempt to execute
contracts under them would be made. 1t will
be day or two before the rest OF the bids can
be scaled so that " can be ascertained to whom
these important contracts will fall.
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THE HUDSON TAyLORr BooK sropp

THE HUDSON TAYLOR BOOK STORE
by announcements made II will have been
seen tnat the above-Damed establishment ha,
gone iAto the hands of Messrs. French and
Richardson. The people OF Washingt and
thousands OF others throughout the country
VINO have visited here, feel an interest in the
fortunes of this estao,is hmeut from psr.o,.,
regard and respect for It's estim able founder
Mr.. ucson Taylor, and from the fact that IL
has been for years one OF the most attractive
resorts at the National Metropolis for persian.
OF taste and GUILTY. alton. Here were sure 10
be fonnd The choicest that the world could
supply in the way OF " books that are books y,
and the latest ana best productions of modern
art In pain ting and engraving. 1t il plea.an,
10 know that this place fails into the hands a.
gentlemen 80 capable OF keeping mp its hon.
orable name and agreeable associations
Mr.. ID. =. French has for some time past had
the Responsible nanasem ent OF the establish
meRt having by his business capacity, energy,
and Integrity. wen the esteem and entire con-
ndence OF his employer. In knowledge Of
books and the book business hs has probably
NO superior In the country and n TINS way
he 70 Mt successor to Mr.. Taylor Mr.. Rich.
ardson Is Philadelphia, and, we learn, bears
q simiiar name tor probity and business capa.
city there that his partner, Mr., French. does
u this city. ... - p.
. Mr., Taylor carries with Alm on his retire.
ment to his attractive home en- the Hudson the
best wishes OF an entire community, for we do
not believe be has an enemy or ull-wIshsr in
A-.s-
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IHE RIYER.-Yesterday, the steamer VIM
nis>lmmIt, OF the Alexandra line, attanpt.d
10 make her way to Alexandria, but failed To
get tDroush the Ice gorge the mouth of me
Eaetffh Brancn She Is making another effort
To-Day, and request having been sent to IA.
Qnartermaster's department for the use of
some OF the tugs in break ng the embargo. n rs
hoped that before night the boats will ba run
ne. The passengers from the South by the
orange and Alexandria Railroad are stIIi being
landed at Glesb
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ORTHeDox AND HIcksrrx QuAKHRs-.

ORTHODOX AND HICKsITR QUAKRRs-A
me''Ing composed OF orthodox and Uicksits
Qusbers or Friends was held at the me.tin -
house on street, on Sunday afternoon, and
was addressed by MessIs M Jaupey. OF
Virginia, and Eaity. of Eo-ton This coIsoi-
idaied meeting is said 20 he a remarkable oc .
currence, probably the only instance ia thus
country for many years past, although the
definite line OF decirinal distiD elton bet wp.n
the two societies is generally reg arded as din
cult 10 ascertain. and well informed parsnns
say that while Hicksite opinions are enter.
tanned by many orthodox Friends, orthodox
OPT ions are as often expressed by Hicksite
Friends
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-13

STEANGE CONDUCT oFAN INvALID.-Yestar-
oay morning, a lady arrived in this city from
the North by the SIX O'Clock train. She was
IN feeble health, and remained at the BaItim ore
and ONO Railroad Depot until the evening.
when ofncers Brewer and y Callae ham, of m.
Fourth Ward, procured a permit from the
Commissioner of Public Buildings tor her
removal 10 Providence Hospital whe. g she
Will he properly cared for. She obsunaiely
reins+d to gave the officers any information
relative TO herself or her friends, aud the off :
GERS do not yet know VINO she is, or where she
came from.
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FINAN CIAL,
Lewis johnson & Co., quote Stocks ana
Bonds In home and foreign maj k-ts a. folIow..

he"is Johnson To-, quote Stocks and
Bonds In home and foreign mai kets as follows
NEW YORK. Feb. I3.-lst Board-U 5 reg.
isteieo. 1871, lug; DO, coupons, 100: 5-2Ds,
registered, 1t6k; do. coup oBs. HOY; do, Jss5'
lU1H; 1890 s, registered, ~: do. coupons, IUI:
30 s, lGh Ohio and Mississippi Ceruncstes,
254; Canton, fk;Cumberland, 36X: QuicksiI-
ve', AZ Mariposa, lOS; New York Central,
i1i&; Ere, 59ii do. prefer'd, p. Hudson. I2a:
Reading, lC5s Michigan Central, IUsK: Mich
igan Southern. 7lH; Illinois CentraI. lI6:
GieVeiano and Pittsours. san; Cleveland and
Toledo, lI9a: Rock Isiand. 994; Northwes-
tern, 81; do. preferred, Cox; Fort Wayne
9c I; Chicago and Alton, -; Alton and Ter
re Haute, -; Toledo and Wabash, -; w "
Telegraph. -; Boston Wafer Power. Pa
cifc Mail, =; Atlantic Mail, -. Gold, , 30
d. NJ 1877.
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GAMBLING FOR BRINKs.-Wm Edelin, and
m ScnonboTn were arrested last night by
olBcerS Clements and Gordon, of the III xtn
Ward, fer gambling tor drinks IN their restau
rants. They We're taken before Justice Handy
who hnec each S2U Playing cards for drInEs
is avery common practice IN suburban res.
iaorants, and few are aware of the fact that II
is a violation of law. $50 for each offence iii
soon break up the olo custom
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PR0P0sALe FOB CIBGULAR AHp OOrA.
CON MIiAkkiHG STAAPs AND CIR
Posr OrTIcs DRsARrxKs-


SEALED Psosos 3 6 s sfiSrSS: 5:
or NJ FOR tie u.s y q os,
sas o spr; i'I Az o% s.s
STAMPS OF the following description, namely.
CLASH
circular and Cancel n srking Stamps combined
OF steel, about one inch in diameter. vita the
ssd sn,s: IN Sioeas Of Ike material. with sun
Of model most een vsnisnt Tor use r nrSr And
for this cls.s 81 O,rcslar stsmps the bidder vii
and ngpres as 'frss," paid 10, sSip a0e1.
Also. Se,.son n.rlins STAMPS, w,,hon, a..
c.Desi, bSt .imil.r in ell other respects 20 the
and Gays. Of the same Material -'"'"''
CLASS
circular aIkine stsmss Of iron, or any other
Reuie Agents on railroad ana ssSsnSoas r. and
VIII ne ~ 80 sams OF the once and state, or the
months and dstss in blocks Of dSr.bi: iGr
With suitable thumb screw. and handles Of val,
Se. sdsn.S f Tor HsSsr ,Sa Of
diameter ~ 10 described for Mol l.
GLASS 3.
.uis.S. and SuTssiss Dn fi1S sSs:|Ss Of
e class Ne. J, with the name Of the once and
sus sr: and iGs s..s and
oiocks OF eingle letters and figures. With thumb
screw and handles - described In class No. 2
GLASS;.
Markipg Stamps for foreign mails, similar "a
those nov In u.o In the Post Once. n Roston
New York, philadelphia. &c or of any otber a t.
able style for sign m 1ils.
RATING STAMPS
=. Ofrcsiar And Rating Stamps to correspond with
tbe circular etamDs Of classes I, and 5 in mate
rial, hnneles, and vor kmauship, as fsllsvs =
Free, 49, ntssebt. ".' Tor W.rded ,nsP y. Buei-
ness free, "..Advertised n'Steam boat " as hin. "
.sCs.csi,"'. % ""Hsld for ro.tsss -. ais-
reetien, -" Due 1. ""pu. -. Due i. &c. &c .
any other Rating Stamps Dos herein named 20 be
furnished q prize not exceeding that for Re-
Turned Ter better direction" whom the same 10 Of
qProPosals will be received for ell Of the above
described stanDs. or for eseh separate class
stsmps Will te ordered for the Of farsnt classes
q q S1: to the srsssss or fsssrs rules
MODELS Of stamps must accompany the propo.
1sch bidder must furnish With his proposals. evi.
Two suficisnt 1uretiss viii DO required to Q con.
The stamps mlst b delivered 70 the Pest Once
OspArtmeDea t The exDonoe Of the contractor.
Proposals should % endorsed on the on teide OF
Marking oSAmps,s asd " dressed 90 the first As.
sittant Postmaster General. Washtnstos, D. o.
q -, FEa ALEX " RANDALL,
10 lS-vss - - y > Postmaster General.
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DIsPOsAL OF pUBLICIANDs


Returns received by the Commissioner of
General Land Office show that 3,5 2 acres OF
public lanes were disposed of during the
mon OF January ~ rhe folio wing local Of
hcrs:-St. Cloud, Minnesota, ,532 acres; Me-
oraska CITY, Nebraska, 2,C3J acres The larger
p rtion OF tine lands were located with Agri-
cultural College scrip and the rem main der taken
under he hom' stead law iocated with Military
warrants and sold for cash
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THE STEAMER CUYLER RELEASED

THE STEAMER Il. r. CCYLER RELEASED
The Attorney General has decided 10 allow
the steamer X. X. CuyIer to proceed on her
journey after giving bonds to the Government
for a sum double the value OF vessel and cargo
not to violate the neutrality laws. 1t will be
remembered the Cuyler was seized at New
York about one week ago, with a cargo OF arms
and ammunition, on the charge Of an attezn Mt
10 violate the neutrality LAY WIS. she having been
fitted out in New York to SAIL for the JTnit.d
States of COLOMBIA
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TIE MASSACRE AT FORT PHIL KE,pvp

TIE MASSACRE AT FORT PHIL. KEARNEY
It's expected that the Commissioners re-
Gently appointed to proceed to Fort Phil
kearney and investigate all the circumstances
attending the recent massacre of u 5. troops
by the Indians at that place. will leave Omahs
about the 25th instant. The subject was dis.
cussed in Cabinet meeting yesterday with a
view of having instructions prepared for the
Commissioners by the Secretary of the, Inte-
rior, and have them begin an in ve.tiyation at
an early dayl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-13

CRIMiNAL CoURT-JUdge FIsher.-Yssterday
Wm. Scott, indicted fer receiving stolen pron
erty, was found guilty.
Albert Miller, indicted for an assault and
bat'ery with intent TO kill, was con icted of an
assault end battery and sentenced TO pay a
fine Of $50.
In the case OF Martha Ann Smith, ind cted
Tor larceny, noiLe pros. wa entered
george Washington and Henry Bones in
dicied for Iarcerv, were con victed In two
Other ca; rs nolie pros was entered
Henry Campbell. indicted for larceny, plead
guilty.
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1tems of Western News.

ST. Lows. febaiS "A man named Nicholas
Gay night NJ BrookueId, Missouri, aud thea
killed himself
FASroposItion was hrou sht before the Mis-
soun senate yesterday 10 amend the State csn-
stiiutioR by striking ont the word white wher-
ever IL occurs in that Instrument
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RECANSTRUCrIoN

1t is deemed not improbable that separate
bills applicable 10 ths several States las IN the
case of Louisiana) will take the place of any
general reconstruction bill. It 10 known tn At
bills for the States separately, are in the course
of preparation by compatsnt hands -
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QROROsALe GUl CORNNEAL-
oes;H Rss.s osm~S,;'ssy e S.s....s.es,

eealed Prossssis = A. 4. q. Iserusry y. Ie0.t
IUteDAY February II. 1857. A. Il for s fn.l
GTsnns ths S1esistsoee Dessrtaent With ali sts
f.Srusry. iss7, nntil the Oth of Jvne isS7 's Of
s,oesb cC ssa g o. delivered at the Sabsistsnos
street wharf at the BaItinore and S,Sio III
roan Depot - such times aud In such an an titis.
ectie cs so"ernmsnf nay direct, sfssr dUe days
The oernmssl to b. delivered in coed. .o,,d
NINETY stx 1862 pounds; 10 be fresh SronnI IA
OF ZOO, neIchsntsble quality, And VIM be Inv.
Payments viii be made % such fusds n III soov.
eminent may furnish fer dtsbu rSsmeuts = Wv
Bids must Ne addrosse6 60 the and ersi an a a
Cornneal." a. BIir 'or
10 1876 AAJor and q. B., U.6A,
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PoETlcAL READIsGs.-Elsew ERE in our COL
umns Will be found an advertisements of the
entertainment 10 be given o-morrow evening
at The Union League Hall, on 9th street, under
the auspices OF the District Republican Asso.
cation j. NJ adison Bell, the colorsd noe, a nd
eIoc unonist 10 said 10 be a man OF original
poetic capacity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-13

TIE NEW POLICE BILL.-It has been sup-
eested mat the provision OF the new police
Dill, which Provides that the Major of PoIias
may order suspicious characters out OF the
city when an officer makes oath that the =. rtv
rs thief, should be amended SO as to OF Va
Justices OF the Peace the same power on the
oath of a responsible citizen
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INTERVIEW WITH THE INDIANS

lNILhNlEW With THE INDIANS
The Commissioners Of Indian Affai,s vester.
day had second Interview with the deleea.
tons OF the various Indian tribes from Kansas,
now on visit TO this city for the purpose OF
making arrangements to move from Kansas
into Indian country. The interview lasted
tor some time but no treaty was completed.
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THKINDIAN DELEGATIoNs-The delega,

IHElHDIAN DELEGATIoNs.-The delegations
al the Chippewa, Sax and Fox, and other IN
DIAN tribes, numbering about ~, who have been
here for some weeks, leave to- m ORC w for tnsir
homes Having come by the Northern t,euL
trail route they Will take route directly west
gong by the Baltimore Ohio Railroad "a
PaIkersburg, and from thence by the Marietta
Cincinnati road TO the West
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LAST RECEPTION OF SPEAKER COLPAX.
We are requested to state that the reception
by Speaker Colfax on Thursday evening aext
will be his last o. this season. The certainty
of night sessions, hereafter, is the cause fer
closing them.