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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-11-19
Louisville and Nashville
r. A I L R 0 A ID
FALL SCHEDULE, 1861.
COMMENCING OCTOBER 40. 1867

Ifalns WI run As IDIIOWs;
Leave Nashville -..--..g2:50 P. Al. soc A. Al.
Arrive At Louisville 1000 z. NJ. 100 P. M
Both Trains make direct connection ct LsIis-
vile With the Jeder1Onville Railroad for ST.
Louis, Chicago. Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Balti-
more, " ashiBgton, PHILADELPHIA, and EsI York.
Time from Nashville 70 New York, forty sev en-
hours-over thirteen hours quicker than any
other route
Morning Train from Nashville connects with
United States mail line cleaners icaFing Louis
VIE az 4;Oy ?. x, ectins al Ci1cinpau Win
fron NaFaTilie TO st. Louis. Chicago, Cinein-
r1ti, and ali principal Eastern cities
FL Inc 12.50 P. ~ Train from NaSav7ise
does not run On SUNDAY.
Through passenger train leaving Franklin a.
70s A. ~, and Gallatin ~ 80 A.Ni arriving ~
Nashvillea at 30 A. n, ard the through passersesr
leaving Nashville at lZssgP- y, Tiii accom- NJ
lin. AASD1sA
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Nashville and Chattanooga
r A I I r O A D
CHANGE OF TIME.
Two Daily Trains Leave Nashville for
Washington, Baltimore, Fhiiadel-
PRia, New York, ana ali POiGts
Fast aad South. Close COnnec-
items Made al Chattanooga
for all Eastern and
SeafheFn Cities.

OFFICE OF GEEKRAL SUPERINTENDENT.
y NASHVILLE i CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
Nashville, Tenu., Sept. "a, 1877.
nN AND AFTER THURSDAY, SEP
" TEMEkke 20. 1867, the morning train
Will leave at t,s,l A. A., st0pplRg only at Smyrna,
MuTfreesboro, Wartrace, Tullahoma, E5till's
Springs, DecheTd, Cowan. Anderson, Stevenson
and Bridgeport and arrive at Chattanooga at
Z40P n.
A freight train, with passenger coach attached.
will leave at 43e A. NJ, stopping at all stations
between Nashville and COwan.
The afternoon train will leave Nashville at
500 P. NJ, stopping at all stations and arrive at
ChattanO0ga al 2.tO A. Il.
All trains connect closely with Nashville and
Northwestern railroad, and all trains from Chat
tano0ga connect closely with Louisville and
Nashville railroad.
Elegant Palace Sleeping Cars on all
Night Passenger FFRfns.
SHELBTvTLLK AooONMODA YIoE-Leaves Shell
byVIle at 5:l0 A. n. 1850 A, H. and 600 P. NJ, max
ing close connection with all passenger and the
4sD A n. irslg ht train. leave NartTace at 9.5u
A. NJ, lilo P. N. and sl5 p. NJ, arriving at Shell
bYTilis at 1929 a. n. l:50 P. N. and 5.55 P. n.
2. NJ. EWING,
General Superintendent.
ISAAC LITT0N. aen1 Ticket Agent.
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FoR THE MIDDLE DIV or STATE OF TENy.,
Nashville, Tenn, Sept. /, 1867. J
NOTTCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
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the CAPITOL at Nashville, on ths Erst Monday, 1t
beinE the I'd day, of December next.
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docket.
The law docket Of each Circuit win be frat
tried then the equity docket, and tne1 the state
docket finishing the respective dockeis OF eacn
Gircuif when shey arc reached
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Decisions of the Supreme
Court.

In view the necessities Of the legal proie'-
ricn. end the svnoral public interest attaching
70 the many new questions coming before cur
judicial tribunals, we viii publish all the m
portaat decisions Of the SupreEno Court, from
oGicial sources. which may be relied upen rs
entirely Trustworthy.
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.

In the District Court of the United States for
the Middle District Of Tennessee, In the
matter Of J. II. Muse. Bankrupt-In Bank
ruptcy.
mo WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN; THE UN-
i dsrsirnci hereby gives notice Of his appoint
menf ss assienee of J, II. Muse, Of Shelbyviile,
in the county Of Bedford and State Of Ien9essee,
within said district, who nas neen aalqeagea 1e. 2
Cont ~ saia district Shebyville, Oct 81, 1851.
,nv s.osTTew C. J. MOODY. Assignee.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28
Annirs In Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Dec. 27.-Nieholss Davis,
a prominent radical OF North Carolina, has pub
lished letter fully endorsing the address Of
MesSrs. Semple, Speed and others, protest
ing members against the proposed constitution.
The Huntsville Adpoeaie, the radical organ, calls
for the re-Assembling OF the convention to mod
ify the Objectionable features Of the proposed
constitution, namely: the clause about schools,
the franchise and registration oaths. That pa
per says, II the constitution Is not modified, en-.
vironed as we are and almost in state OF an
archy, Its adoption can only be accepted as a
choice OF evils now, and for that purpose call
the convention together again. The white con
servatiyes all over the State are arousing and
determined, using every effort to defeat the con
stitution. In north Alabama the whites who
went into the radical party are leaving 1t on ae'
count Of the Objectionable features Of the con.
stitution,
The national Republican., 1867-12-28
Tho Rirht % Arrest.

Our court reports to-day furnish an opinion Of
Judse olin, deciding that the members Of the
Metropolitan police force, or other oficers, have
no right to arrest citizens without the warrant
Of magistrate, unless an offence against the
law shall have been committed by the party ar
rested within the sight or hearing Of the ofsscr
and that the party whom the ofhoer so Aeeks ia
arrest without warrant is justified In resisting
and defending hrs liberty. Judge wyne held the
same view in learned charge TO the jury on the
occasion Of q recent suit In the Circuit Couri
for damages on account Of false Imprisonment
This Is Of interest here, as an erroneous opinion
on this subject has prevailed, even among well
Informed people.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28
oyyIcIAL.
HrADarARIy.. Dsr.sr.FsI or ". VA

HEADarARIERs DKPAKrnEsI or wAsHIsoroS,t
WAsHisoroS, d. c., Dee. n, 1857, (
Special Orders. 10. 20:
The funeral OF the late Brevet Major General
Charles Grimm. U. s. Army, win take place, to-
morrow, the 2sth instant, at II IN.
A guard Of honor win report at Daylight to.
morrow morning at TIE depot OF the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, to take charge OF his remains
The funeral escort will be compo.ed Of all the
troops within tho sarrhIon at Washington, and
will form on the Avenue In front Of thu Depot a,
1lao q, m, and will move thense withthe body,
by way OF Peansylyania avenue, to- tho George
town Censtery.
ton Ia charged with the execution Of this order.
BY command OF Brey ct Major Gen. Emory.
tSigned) LH. TAYLOR,
Brevet Col, u s. A., A A. General.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28
ViRoIsI A APBAIRs.-The Leesburg Mirror, o.
ThursdAy contAIna tho. following Items;

ahuisuey, CONTAINS tnu iouoWihg itemb'
"On Wednesday night last, some eyil-minded
person or persons entered tha pottery of Mr..
Shafer, and took from thence q loaded gun.
From thence they proceeded to the. wagon-msker
shop of Mr.. X. u, Marlow, and gathered the
too - into basket, but probably thinking 1t
"a ngerous to meddle with edged instruments,
u IT them behind. From there they went to the
Eest end OF town, and made raid upon small
sized store belonging to Mrs. Poland, which
, they completely "gntted," carry OF some two
they visited gentlemaBs barn near by, broke
open the door, and supplied themselves with a
couple of blankets and some minor articles, pro-
baby to aid In removing their previously y-ac-
quired store goods, The gun taken from Shafer's
was left at Poland's.
The farm lying between Waterford and Hills.
borough, and belonging to the heirs of the late
Obed Pierpoin T. was sold at public sale on Thurs
day last by Auctioneer Ringer for tTO0 per acre.
The tract contained 1872 acres, and was purchased
by Joseph Pierpont. On Saturday last some lots
were offered for sale In this town. Ono opposite
the Episcopal church, fronting 90 feet on Church
street, and running back 40 feet, was sold to
Joseph Abbott for 4l25. Anoth or 70 by 90, at the
corner OF Church and Cornwall streets, was sold
for ti36j J. Archie Hammerly purchaser.
Messrs. Plaster and Berkeley, our delegates to
the Virginia Military Convention, reached this
town on Saturday, to spend the recess during the
Christmas holidays with their friends In Lou
doun. Mr.. Powell Harrison, delegate from Au-
gusta county, arrived here also for The same pur-
pose.
Jonathan X. Taylor has been appointed post
Tlaster at Hamilton, Loudoun copnty, vice ]. NJ.
hoge.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28
Prom acknowledgements In Finan
ciAI Circles.

BosToN, December 2T.-There was some excite
:ment In financial circles to-day on account OF a
Iaeport that the Cashier and Receiving Teller OF
rthe Shawmut Bank, Bryant'F. Henry, fell short
about 10000 Henry has been absent from the
ciby for o week, and his present whereabouts 10
alniInown. The fraud in his account was diseov-
rsi on Monday last, Two or three days pre-
ions, Henry said that he was obliged to visit
1 oylsmouth TO settle some business affairs. II
ig Isepposed he stepped across into Canada, OF
went 10 Europe by steamship. The Shawmut
Bank has capital OF t76o,Oo0, with a surplus OF
tl6e,OOe. 40 that the defAieation will not affect
the atAnaJpg OF the Institution In the least.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28
New. rs.-. rrSm Havana.

HAVANA. Dee. zs-Adviecs from the city Of
Mexico to Tuesds& the nth instant, have been
received. The inas hrstion Of President Jusre,
took place on the y ssious Sunday. The Mexican
Congress will ren1nIn in sesslen thfsc months
An opportunity = nov a4ofded the, United
States TO eonelu6s = echm<reiai 6eaiy win
the Minister OF War, and Iuiisas, the Secretary
Of the Treasury, will withdraw from the Csbi
net.
Ton Of tho murdsrers Of Ooi. sanehez hav,
been ahot. ysaneher was prepident Of the court
martial which tried MaximiIisn. 81 =
The national Republican., 1867-12-28
MAINLAND MArrKRs.-In the late Cumber-
I..i ...a ma a.A Aha folIa.uInn.

MAhYLAND MATTkhB.-Ih IHt INle VuWUVT-
land papers we hnd the following;
We learn that deer are more numerous in our
mountains this winter than they have been for
some years, and that the hunters have had hne
sport. II is stated that the agent of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company, at Green
Spring run depot, has shipped to Baltimore,
during the past three months, two hundred and
two saddles Of yenison. Our market 10 well sup
piled, but at high priccs-from Is to Is cents per
pound.
experienced In this region OF country during The
present seAson-an aged colored man was frozen
10 death at No. II station, on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad. When found In the morning he
was In q sitting posture, stiff In death, having,
no doubt, set himself down to rest awhile on his
journey,
The State Legislature will convene on Wednes-
day next, the first day Of January.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

Ok cEsrsi o cEsTs'i ...
WHAT CAN BE HAD FOR Is cEsTsi
VISIT
STOKES NOVELTY,
4sCjI PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE BETWEEN THIRD
AND P0uR-AND.A-HALF STREETS,
THE CHEAPEST STORE IN TOWN.
CONE AND sRE IN WHAT THE
NOVELTY CONSISTS.
ARTICLES OF EVERY DAY HOUSEHOLD USE
AT HALF THE USUAL RETAIL PRICES,
AND CHANCE TO GET ARTICLES
VALUED AT FROM d TO slOO
de2.u FOR ONE DOLLAR.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28
National Democratic Resident Conn
mittee.

The National Democratic Resident COMMITTEES
heh meetinglast night in room 20 National
Hosel All the members were present, as also .
number Of distinguished gentlemen Of tho same
political persuasion, who had been invited to be
present. The first subject discussed was the
annual banquet on the sth Of January, and II
was determined to make the approaching ami
versary night one OF more than usual spirit and
enthusiasm. One Of the principal topics Of re-
mark was that OF the thorough organization Of
the Democratic party throughout the country,
and It was decided by alb present that every ex-
ertion should be made to perfect and mature all
primary or other opseninatio prior to the nomi.
mating convention- The session Of the commit
tee was pretrasted until a late hour, and the
proeecdings were interesting and exciting.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

ORDxRs for the NATIONAL REPUBLfcAN In
aeorgetown may be LEFT at ths bookstores Of
Messrs. .. M. 4, Mills q Co., GATE orandeii'O l2s
Bridge street, OF at Msssrs. q. t. oetty d Co.'S,
100 Bridge street, whore copies Of the RsrusLr-
oAS may b osssinss daily ~
Nl.qurslp BasI. rms lenr .,sitsa .et ns.qusr.
ss e = sy:s a:s S W ssss %
.fS sns ss
sias ana H.hios Of both cities. Tho COSTUMES were
%s:. s. .ss
'ts .ss ss ss s' 3. s..i:%:s W sustained
ihs part q Hamlet vsIy well: Mr. y B. VA.
: ssisss iiss y: S,Ssss i%gsTSsr1s, q SasG: VI:
iainsd their parts we'll Ms.sr. WA. o. and WV,
ses Sa' III the eRsrssrs Wsrs we'll The
w H. m s.. wln' BY Mr. fr'd
named Henri fsTi siismp.ei n. "S.sd:hc.a',
ss sss5ss sAs1ia ON Hiss5'1 .sgss s s
SssI sees%pssy S% % ys.ss ss Bsetsy
he charged s SofOr disOrderiy oonduetin church
TSs G,A sS g.Ggs g sn, %.i ,ssI but H.
and We note sms sales o. sood % prims rcd Eheat
81 , ..n: .s.s GSsIs e. aa9
ia dull snd may be quoted nominslly .. follows.
welch Family, elHfplb. 8i Canal Family. US O@h;
DO extra, ell Sls ooi cut extra, sn@l2 aud supers
E5ssI,osaA ,ss rssu.. meeting s.a e ESg1..ip
Hall on Thursdsy evening, the elected
", A., John Hsnfins X. g. L. Grimes 4. i, s.,
| 3. n. 1ladmoni Treasurer. yames fenwicki Chap
iain Mr. soper, Conductor, W. SebAstanl A. @. J.
Mteheli l. g., Mr.. 0ummi o. g., MI. white.
THROWING srbsss.-A eolored- boy named Wash
| johnson was nabbed by 0ihcer Myles for throwing
.tones with malicious intent a. David 0ltseoe The
| disciple Of David" wa! made 20 pay the sum oi
Vs. 90 for singing stones, Justice Buckley giving him
| receipt therefor.
| The REMAINS or UEIoS soLpIBRs.-The barge Doll
Hyme has arrived at AnAlostan Island, having on
board the remsins OF 800 Union soldiers from Point
| Lookout, which were to-day being conveyed In
| Government wagons TO Arlington cemetery WHERE
i they are 10 be Inferred.
/ yIoLArISa ConroRArIoS SoRpISAscn,-omcerC Cam.
/ eron arrested II. Thomas, charged will nring on
pistol within the corporation limits. Justice buekey
required him TO deposit u 90 10 the credit Of tho town
| treasury.
sEIzuHKoY LIouons. .-Yestsrday morning tho rev
enue ofncers visited the old brewery Belonging 70 y
Bhrmsntraut, a Green Spring and sprung their tap
| said, the manufacturers forgot to pay duty.
| IEPaovIxe.-Th Young man, skIdmore. who me
with the accident fow days since Of falling from Y,
Aqueduet bridge. Is rapidly Improving. and Will D
out In couple Of days
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

CHIcKERISo's PIAxos.-Among the awards
made at the Paris Exposition, We notice those
given to Mr.. q. =. Chiokering, the celebrated
piano-msker, and who,stands deseryedly high In
this country as a manufacturer. Mr., Chicker-
ing publishes a card in another column In refor-
cnce to the awards, and to which he calls the at
tention OF the public. Mr.. John =. Ellis has
lately received a number OF Mr.. Chickering's
pianos, which are said to be Of superior tone,
finish and manufacture, and which he offers at
reduced prices.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

FATAL AccIpgsT.-A correspondent OF the
Baltimore AmerieaH, writing from Mount Wash
ington, Baltimore county, under date OF Thurs
day, says;
"a fatal accident occurred here on, Tuesday
evening, resulting In the death OF very worthy
young man named Taylor Jaekens, son OF Dep
Ly Sheriff Joseph Jaekens, residing near the
Washington Factory. The deceased, with two
Icquaintances by the names OF Donelly and
depot, just after the train from Baltimore, due
~ six o'clock had passed, when Donelly mem
while Attempting TO draw 1t from his pocket, II
'WAs discharged, the ball entering the breast OF
aekens just under the right nipple, producing
eath IN htteen minutes. II was not supposed
nrst that he was seriously injured, and ne so
tated himself, Voluntarily exonerating Donelly
rrom all blame The pistol was an old one, and
o the kind known as a "selEcooker." The sad
q fsir is deeply regretted, and much sympathy is
K realty respected ~ -.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28
Ss-FINE FRENCH CONFECTIONERY
FOR THE HOLIDAYS,

Ss-FINE FRENCH CONFECTIONERY
FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
AT
JOS. H. AFFI E ELD'S,
2Io PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BET TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH STREETS
FANCY BOXES,
CoRNETs, BON BoNs,
FRENCH FRUITS,
FRENCH Toys,
OTHER CONFECTIONERY
SUITABLE FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
IMPORTED
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
IHAvE NOW THE
FINEST AND LARGEST DISPLAY OF
CONFECTIONERY
EVER SEEN IN WASHINGTON.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
FRUIT AND POUND
AND FANCY CAKES
NOW READY, MADE
OF THE BEST MATERIAL,
AND HANDSOMELY oRNAMENTED.
p. S-MY CUSTOMERS
AND THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL
WILL PLEASE
SEND IN THEIR ORDERS EARLY FOR
THE HOLIDAYS,
TO GET WELL ATTENDED TO.
JOS. II. SHAFFIELD.
As-skates and skate-sharpcner, Table
and Pocket Cutlery, and general assortment OF
Hardware ear and Hoasc-1irnishing I Goods Al At prices
skHt9ss for Ladies' and a'P,leSeSi O. g. eSSiEApon,
$50 Pennsylyania avenue,
dels-lm Bet. Sixth and Seventh streets.
,ss-The Skating Park, season and sin
gle tickets for the Washington Skating Club
Park, can be obtained at 3, y. Savage's Grand
skate Depot, 32i street, near Tenth-sign Of
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

The funeral OF Major General Charles ariiin
win take place to-day at Il m. An escort suita.
bic to the rank Of the deceased has been de
tailed, and the psll-besrers will be composed Of
prominent military ofncers. Elsewhere In our
colums will be found the order issued by Major
General Emery, commanding the Department oi
Washington.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28
NAVAL SUPPLIES.

PArNAsrER's 0YyIcl, U. 9. NAvY,l
10; % IsoaGwItI; i,sI Fsw ss YonF, Pc; S; hss5
piles advertised" will be received Al this once until
p m the glst instant. for the following supplies.
of expense AZ the New York Navy Yard, and subject
70 the u'iit BtRERT isSij;I@ W YRTbs YARDS kNb DOCKS
80 sheets No. 10 Iron, % ms. per sheet; 10 bs n.
bureau or EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
s''ar'" s'IstfSR SuRS%1 7 81 81 ORDNANCE,
40 fallons best winter ntrnned sperm oil.
BUKEAU OR CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR.
long.
Responsible security will DO required for the prompt
conform with stipuations on tho blank forms to be
had at this office, otherwise bids will net be snter
tAined. GEO. PLUNkETT,
deH-td PAymaster U. 8. Navy.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28
~ CHRISTIAN
THE
o W e N HO Y s E .
SAMUEL w. OWEN.

SAMUEL W. OWEN,
g. THE SAMUEL OF THE OWEN HOUSE,
win hold grand holiday ievee during this week,
No sensible man of taste will forget that Samuel
can make No. EGO Noa, TOM AND JERRY,
and all that sort Of thing and he will be glad to
feed all his friends and the public generally on
Christmas Day especially.
Don't forget the Owen House and ssmueis
Egg Nog. ...
Pennsylvania avenue,
de2s-lw adjoining willards.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

THE masquerade hop at the Kirkwood House
on Thursday night was one Of the finest Affairs
OF the kind ever given In the District. The party
was large and respectable, and the costumes Of
the masqueraders unique and attractive. Messrs.
Hendley 4 Green, the proprietors OF the hotel,
did everything in theE power to make all happy,
and 1t is needless to say their efforts were
crowned with success.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28
Loeeuot,ve Explo.,on.

CHICAGO, Dec. T.-The locomotive belonging
to the Chicago Rock Island railroad, exploded
near Sixteenth street this morning. One man
was killed and two others wounded. The loco
motive was condemned year ago, but was still
used for drawing gravel trains.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

NAroLEoS III. is bringing up his son Victor
to command and government. Tho hoy com.
mands a regiment, and hears and replies to ad-
dresses, and In a variety Of vaYs plays the
grand role Of state. Accounts nom Paris tell
how he 10 taught the node Of attacking and de-
Tending fortified places. batteries are erected,
bastions cannonsded, trenches opened, earth
WORM thrown up, ssd sh htheobsidieaai strategy
Of war repressnted M manner suitable TO his
Intelligence. They are literally teaehing n,
young idea how to ahoot. r. .".
The national Republican., 1867-12-28
Auosner rsrs.

NoRru EAsrroRr, ND, Dec. 27.-one Of the
Mccullough Iron Compsny's sheet iron rolling
mills, called stovey Chase, was destroyed by
Gre this evening. As the company have four
other mills In operation this will interfere but
little with their business. The loss IL not ascer-
tained, but Is partially insured.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28
Another Wreck.

SAVANNAH, Dec. 27.-Thc captain OF the
steamer Ashland reports seeing off Charleston a
vessel SO low In the water that he could not
make out her name. II IL supposed to be the
wreck of the Raleigh.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28
From New Orleans-Adjournm Of
the Convention.

NKw ORLEAss, Dec. 21.-Thc convention ad
journcd At . p, m. to-day, and reconvened at
o'clock. II Is stiiI tgp. MI In session. The re
ports Of the committee to draft q constitution !,
still up for discussion.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

THs oaiaisAL fAAse. tho Cheapest Hsa IN Ills
city, Good hsstao Undcrshirts And Drawers, cents.
0ss~h. . ssuts. 70 ssats. % csats, ssA q. Good
Whits Shirts from % c>nts up. Good Papsr CslIan,
nesst. per box or thrss hox- for . ssst. InitAtlsn
Linsn Collars, two boxes for . cents Best ekaks-
psars coiiar.. D csnis bor Best arsy's CeIiars,
10 ceats . bog, tnots, Do Gny's,) Good Cotton
Socks oonts pair. at Frames Popular Cents Fur
nishing Store, 40t seventh street, between and T.
four doors above Odd Fellows, Hall .H
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

THERE IL n large number Of nominate In the
hands of the Executive Clerk Of the Senate not
acted on, which will probably be disposed Of at
an early day nfter the reassembllng OF Congress.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28
DIED.,

On the 2eth instant. at u o'clock. .. m, JuLIus
kAHL. aged q year, and months.
The friends Of the family requested TO attend his
funeral from his late residence, street. between
o'clock p. n.
On the 2osh instant. atbo'oisek p m. JoHS Coz.
NEE, aged IS years.
Ills frsuds are requested to attend his funeral from
his late residence At tho Of Second street and
at o'clock p. m. -