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Senator Chandler introduced and had read a
letter from Major General N. A. Miles, com.
mandng District Of North Carolins,. recon-
mending that Ex-Governor W. W. Holden DO
relieved of the political disabilities under which
he is resting by the reconstructioh acts. The
general states that Governor Holden Is an IN.
conditional Union man, and IL would be decid-
edly beneficial to the Government to so relieve
him. The letter was referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
Senator Patterson, of New Hampshire, pre-
sented the petition Of True Putney, of Washing
ton, D. C., praying to have altered or amended
an act passed during the Thirty fifth Congress,
and approved February 90, 1865, as far as said
act relates to paving carriage ways in tho city
Of Washington, so that the cost Of paving said
carriage. ways may be more equal and just on
property holders. The pstition was referred to
the District Committee.
Mr.. Bingham introduced in the House q reso-
luton which declares that the actual voters in
Alabama had voted for the adoption Of the new
constitution that the Legislature Of that State
be convened as soon as possible by order Of the
military commander Of that district; aud that as
soon as said Legislature shall adopt the four.
teenth amendment to the Constitution, and pro.
vide for impartial suffrage, that said State shall
be entitled to representation in Congress" Re.
ferred to Reconstruction Committee.
Mr. Pike, of Me, introduced in the House 4
bill (which was referred to the District Commit.
tee) to incorporate the Washington and Norfolk
Mail Steamboat Company, with S. v. Boyd, W.
II. Mower, Charles Spear, W. II. Tenney, VIM.
L. Wall VIM. II. Philip, John R, Evans and
W. H. Plowman corporators; capital not less
than slOO. 900, or more than $500, 900.
Mr.. Welker. Of Ohio, introduced in the House a
bill (which was referred to the Judiciary Com.
mittse) ITO provide for juries iu certain cases"
1t is the same bill heretofore introduced by Mr.
Welker, and provides that in criminal cases in
this District, upon satisfactory showing that an
impartial jury to try a case cannot be obtained
in the District Of Columbia, the court Is author
lied to issue special rsmire JaeiaSfor such num-
Der Of dsinterested men as may be deemed
necessary.
The House, by u vote of 30 to IS, refused t.
allow Young and Smith, the parties who con
tested the seat from the Second Kentucky Dis
trict, the sum Of $4,000 each for expenses in
Cured in contesting for the seat from that dis
trict
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The Hams, Dried Beef, and breakfast bacon must
be full weight, exclusive Of paper wrappings. and to
BIO inspected by an inspector selected BY the under
signed The charges OF the Inspection are the Author
lied city Inspection charges and are to be paid by the
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800 barrels No. Extra Family FLOUR
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DEPARTMEYT OF THE INTERIOR,
- UNiTED STATES PtTESr OFFICE,

WAsHTN0TON, FebruAfy II, 1868
On the petition Of WAkRRN GALE, Of ekskill, New
to him the l2lh day Of september 1854. for improve
ment In Straw Cutters, for years, from the
day Of September, 1865:
II is ordered that the said petition be heard At the
Patent once on MONDAY, the I'd day Of June
next at IL o'clock, and all persons notified TO
appear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the are required to nle In
the Patent 0hce their objections, specially forth in
writing, at least toenty days before the day Of hearing
h,ed ~ snsr paary 70 bs ased a. ths
with the rules Of the ONCE, which will be furnished
on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon As test-
mony be filed In the Office toeRty days before the
day Of hearing; the arguments any, within ten days
after filing the testimony.
Ordered also. that this notice be published In the
G., and in the Atlas, New York, N, Y, once week
for three successive weeks tho nrs sfsad
" be least sixty days previous to the Of hearing
A. N. STOUT,
fels-Tu3t Acting Commissioner Of Patents
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Celebration of the Capture OF Fort
DOneIson In New York.


New YoRK, Feb. l7.-At a meeting called at
the Cooper Institute this evening, under the
auspices Of the Central Grant Club, to celebrate
the capture Of Fort Donelson, Mr.. Isaac IL.
Bailey presided. Speeches wero made by Gen.
Ingersoll, of Illinois, and Gen. Martindaie, Of
New York, and letters were read from Senators
Wilson and Morgan, Speaker Colfax, and from
Representatives Banks, Logan, and Hurlburt.
Resolutions were adopted that tho anniver-
sary will ever be remembered as the 1rst great
triumph Of the wa to overthrow the rebellion
and save the life Of the nssion, and that CRATE.
full people will ever honor and cherish the mem
DRY Of those who sacrificed theirlives to achieve
this signal success Of our arms; returning thanks
to the brave officers, soldiers, and sailors of our
army and navy and declaring It tho universal
sentiment Of the loyal people Of tho country
that the hero Of Fort Donslson and the leader
Of our armies, General U. S. Grant, shall be
elevated TO the highest Office in the nations gift
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The La Crosse Democrat appeals to the South
ern Democrats to let nothing prevent them from
being represented in the Convention to nominate
Democratic candidates for President and Vice.
President, and It exhorts them to send no "orrs
nor Joe Browns, nor other Weakened and
recreant Southerners; men who were embarrass-
ing the Confederate Government" while engaged
In the rebellion, or, as the Democrat has 1t, "the
late tremendous struggle for Southern rights and
constitutional liberty,n
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Il. HENzE, Colorado, and W May, ofCslifornia,
are at the Owen House.
HON S. W. CARY, of Ohio, is at the Seaton
House.
Hon ]. A. Norris, ex-member of Congress
from Illinois, Is at the Washington House.
MAJOR NJ. NJ. NOAH, correspondent Of the Alta
California, Is at Willards'.
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The Mississippi Convention.

JACKSON, Feb. 1.-THE regular courss q
business in the convention to-day was inter-
rupted by personal affair, which created great
confusion. Such epitbets as "liar," coward, -
and dog" were heard. One member standing
in the middle aisle announced his readiness to
give satisfaction to any party aggrieved. Quiet
was finally restored without 4 resort to hostili.
ties. The trouble grew out Of q resolution Of
censurc.
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WESTERN papers publish dispatches from At
lanta, Gen. Meade's headquarters, to the effect
that thus far the Alabama constitution lacks
only 1--WE thousand OF the necessary number OF
votes for ratification. Numerous complaints
continue to reach Gen. Meade from all parts OF
the State, representing that voters were kept
away from the polls by intimidation or force.
He IL investigating these statements, and II con-
yinced that they are true he will order u new
election In several counties.
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LrKUrEsANr GENERAL SHERMAN has tele.
graphed from the West asking that his nomina.
tion to the Senate As Brevet General be rejected.
He regards It ~ unprecedented and unnecessary.
He also telegraphs that, while he will obey or
ders, he will resign his commission in the Army
II 1t Is insisted that he shall continue at the
head Of the new Department Of the Atlantic,
with its headquarters In Washington.
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Reception ut the Executive Mansion.
The reception given by the ladies of the
Executive Mansion last evening was a gorgeous
affair beyond all doubt the graujest and most
magnificent social entertainment ever given in
the District. Whether we consider the eminent
and distinguished characters of the visitors, the
beauty Of the ladies, the splendor Of the attire
or the numbers present, it eclipsed all previous
receptions.
In fact there was great JAM outside of the
Mansion and within, it was but tho same there
was a crowiing and crushing Of humanity in the
one place and a terrific splurging with the
horse flesh in another. One venerable associate
Of $40 pounds avoirdupois would have had us
much difficulty last night eudeavoring to wedge
In as he did some low nights since at the re.
ception Of distinguished parsonage. AT ten
o'clock the crowd was but approaching its great
est number, and it would be but poor cOncep
tion Of our own to attempt describing tho scene
Of beauty and msgni6cence within the Man
sion. Tho Red, Blue, Green and East parlori
and the halls WeTo thronged to crushi yet the
admirable arrangements Of the ushors Of the
household and the police under Lieut.. skippOr
prevented any annoying occurrences, and moth
ing whatever marred the enjoyment of the
night.
Among the distinguished persons present were
Secretary Seward Postmaster General Randall
aud LADY, Secretary Wellss and ladies' Secretary
McCulloch and ladies' Senators Conness, Dixon,
Oatteil, PonsrOy, Ferry, henderson, Williams,
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A MAN suffering from dyspepsia sees nothing
bright in the MONDAY sun. Another with rusty
liver looks upon fower-garden as so many
weeds. Another with nerves at angles sees
nothing lovely In the most beautiful woman.
Another with a disordercd stomach can utter no
word that is not tinged with acid and FIRE.
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Ratification OF the Arkansas ConstItu,
tIOn.

MEMPHIS, Feb. l7.--Gencral Gillom has or.
dered tho election for the ratification Of the CON
stitution of Arkansas to commence on the 18th
of March. It continues Ave days.
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The colored people Of Iowa assembled in Con.
vention an Desmoines on the 18th. Their object
10 to bring the subject Of their franchise before
the Legislature. The meeting was called on the
18th, In honor to President Lincoln's birthday.
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A NATIONAL convention to represent the pro-
ducing industries Of the country Is to be held
in Cincinnati. under the auspices of the National
Cheap Freight Railway League. Its object is
to place the affairs Of the nation under the con-
troll of the producing interests 1t is said twill,
without doubt, nominate a President and Vice
President
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FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. l7.-Arrived, United
States steamer Wampanoag.
The propeller Loynhaven, Of Norfolk, blew
up yesterday. Loss about IS, O0Oi no Insurance
No lives were lost.
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DnBuoUE, Iowa, Feb. IA dwelling owned
by L. W. Brantless, on Main street, was totally
destroyed by FIRE on Saturday night. Loss Of
building and contents $4,000. Insurance,
$40 900.
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THE Dsuphin county delegates to the Penn
sylvania convention have been instructed to
vote for Grant and Gcary for President and
V.ce-President.
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The Republican State convention Of Nevada
will meet on the sth Of April to select delegates
to the National Republican convention.
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The population Of Iowa is estimated ia the
Governors annual message to be ut least mil
lion. The past year Is said to have been the
most prosperous in its history.
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New York Democratic Central Com.
mittee.

ALBANY, Feb. 1.-THE Democratic Central
Committee to-day appointed a delegation to
visit Washington and urge upon the National
Committee the selection Of New York city as
the place for holding the next National cOnven.
tinn
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Mr., HADLEr the counsel for Gen. Cole, was
counsel for Mrs. Hart ing, who was twice sen.
fenced to death for poisoning her husband. En-
couraging for Cole.
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He who has never tried the companionship Of
a little child has carelessly passed by one of the
greatest pleasures of life, as one passes a rare
flower without plucking it OF knowing its value.
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DOCKS ARE pgCIpgDLY CHEAPER, THrY ma

BOOKS ARE DECIDEDLY CHEAPER; THEY BRING
ID good deal less than formerly at the Northern
auctions, where get my supply. and ! will make
great deductions from former prices.
Little Dorrt, just receiyed the Peoples edition 30
cents
New edition Ofwavery, % cents; complete. 20 vols.
for w.
Wanted-a Plat Book Of Washington City. HUN
TIERS Great Antiquarian, 2Oi Pennsylvania avenue,
and us Pennsy lyania avenue. fels-6t
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ORrHANs"'o CURT J,,v,,,,s 1919.
DIsrRrcr OF COLUMBIA, .wAsHISoToS CoUNTr,

In the case OF Asbury Lloyd aud J. wesley B0teler,
executors Of Elizabeth Herbert deceased
aforesaid haye. with the Appreciation fthe OrPhans
Court Of county aforesaid SAT-
URDAY the 18th day February the Anal set
Element and distribution Of the personal estate Of said
deceased and Of the assets In hand far the same
have been collected and turned into moneys when and
where all the creditors and heirs Of said deceased
or they may otherwise by law DO excluded from all
benefit In said deceased's estatei provided copy OF
she NATIONAL REPUBLICAN previous TO the said day.
Test; JAS. r. O'BElRNE,
ia2l-tu3w Register Of Wills
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Special Notices.

B = sp n; 2i sorrcs.-rA. pus,,. ....r.,,,
are invited 70 hear the address upon The once Of Sab
bath sshSei Tssehst e be given By Profes.oI Hart
corner II and Eleventh street.
TO all. CHAIRMAN
feis-lt tstar&Bx.J 0fLecture Committee.
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REPRESENTATIVE ASHLEY, Of Toledo, now
in his fifth term, will have to fight his way back
into Congress against an opposition within the
The Republicans named to contest the nomina.
tion with him are Charles A. King, Of Toledo,
and A. N. Pratt, of Bryan, Williams county.
The Springfield illinois, Register states that
Hon. S. S. Marshall, (Dem,,) NJ. c from the
Eleventh district, isa candidate for renomina-
ton. This counts him out as candidate for
nomination for Governor.
The Conservative convention Of Tennessee,
thorough organization throughout the State,
warmly endorsing President Johnson's admins
tration, and declaring that the Government was
established to give protection to the political
rights and national interests Of the white race,
and that 1t should he so administered. A reso-
luton was adopted nominating Andrew johnson
for the Presidency
CANDIDATES Of the Republican party Of Mich.
igsn are quite numerous They are as follows:
Henry P. Baldwin; David II. Jerome, Of Sagi.
nav, a member Of the State Senate; Charles NJ.
Croswell, Of Adrian, member Of the State
Senate, and president Of the late Constitutional
Convention Cypus G. Luce, of Coldwater, u
member Of the Senate and James A Walters,
OF Kalamazoo, postmaster.
THE Ohio Republican State Convention meets
at Columbus, March 4th, to nominate candidates
for the October election Presidential electors at
large and four delegates at large to the National
Convention.
When the first batch Of the johnson G rant
correspondence was published the Now York
Herald took sides in favor of Mr.. johnson. On
81 Ia. hato 10
swung round 10 favor Of Gen Grant. 1t now
says, in the controversy between Gen. Grant and
the President, there is about as much difference
as between tweedledum and tweedledee. Gen
Grant says and believes one thing-that lie
tweedledumi the President says and believes
anothsr-that is twesdledee; and this Is about
all there is in the controversy 1t is thus that
the Herald preserves its characteristic record Of
being on all sides of all questions, and no'0hsTe
long
THE Boston Transcript says there are two
reasons why people feel drOwsy in crowded
church. First, because they inhale, and thu.
destroy n large portion Of the oxygen of the
air-which alone can sustain vitality and healthy
action. Second, the air Of the church is i'm
pregnated with carbonic acid gas, which, being
a narcotic, produces drowsiness in those who
inhale It.
Tue Governor Of Minnesota, Ia his annua
message, estimates the population of that Stat
at 400, 900, and states the valuation for tax pur
poses at $4,000, 900. The census Of 1866
shows population of only l72, Ooo
He who has never tried the companionship o
little child has carolessly passed by ono of thu
greatest pleasures Of life, as one passes rar
flower without plucking it or knowing its value
Mr., HADLEr, the counsel for Gen, Cole, wa
counsel for Mrs. Hart ing, who was twice sen
fenced to death for poisoning her husband En-
couraging for Cole.
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LUNCH,
Wy AT No. los STREET,
between Thirteenth and Streets daily from
lO;D a. m 70 ZIP, N. and from to ~ o'clock ,. IN,
Ex!GCEPTsUNDAYs, under tho superintendent Of b,
X. Warner. fel4.Sm
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A WARRINGTON letter to the New York Inds-
pendent contains the following "Of course,
everybody is talking about Gen. Grant and the
President. How could It be otherwise, since the
publication OF the famous correspondence be-
tween these distinguished persons The Cen
eral stands better with Congress than ever be-
fore. When the Clerk had finished reading the
correspondence In the House, member went up
to Thaddeus Stevens, who was present through
the whole reading, and asked him: Wont 1t do
now to let Grant into our ehurchr A grin fitted
over the old mans face as he replied; YES; open
the doors and let him In. He Is holder man
than thought him to be'n
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DETACHMENT OF TIE INTseioR,(
'aSJot OFFICE J@nuarv 4, les.
Application having been made under e att OF Jure
e. $780, for tho ieissue Of the following deIcr)cd
Land Warran's, Which SO rlcscd % have been lont
or destroyed: otice hereby given that ct the da'e
tncate or warrant OF like tenor will be rcssued, II
nv '"N jos ii. BARRETT, Commissioner.
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