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, 1865-02-11

Taxes OK rnenucE BnoKERs.-An adjourned
1necnns o. the Produce Brokers WIS held at the
Mr., John O. bore in the chair. een'
Ine special committee appointed at the last
te1nni Revenue department respecting t6sitahii.
~ Of Produce BTokess to pay GoTcrnfnens fs1rs
, 1865-02-11

NorE FOR THE WonEs.-The Young Mems
Christian Association will be glad II parties who
lasc washing. cleaning, plain sewing, etc., to do.
viii communicate with the Association. There
a.c large number Of soldiers wives and widows
in tie city who have applied to the Association
for work Q: this description. Application -houid
C4urch Huck.
, 1865-02-11

Bu11Anps.-A billiard 1natch will be played
4i,ts evening in Metropolitan uaI, between Foley
OF Chicago, and Frinck OF Cleveland. ono thous.
End nDinfs-yNTDm game
, 1865-02-11
WJANTED-Agents-$5ot to $3.50
PET manth|eyeIyEncre male asd M fs9 t. Ct, TO

pPI a1autu-eVeIg W9tte. utie aGA !sIl1I ~ Iey 70
ING 4tACHlSE- Tie machine si,l h. N, slltch fell.
tscs braid. ccrt, quit bind, and tmrot.e1 In most
years. Price only rs. VIC VIII pay good sa.esmen
ntm so to st1 per month"; and trsyr!1ng expenses,
made. CNcu a1s sent fes. address /: 7. BUSH &
eeaT5oIn m m s1tsf 1 e, Issseaa aost2 @ @ehni;aSo u IL
e lev 7iss tst w sse ots o1sS, ,S',
ktieh be eut, and the cseth csnnct be worked
puiIeG spatt. tt7.hE1E5t
, 1865-02-11

CAMP DoucAs-Ihc number Of prisoners was
y.s.crdas morning reported at 11,oGl. About one
hundred have this month been released on tal1ius
nc oath Of aleclancc Nearly NIL these we're Ken
1uclaau.. The aa,h Missouri is daily expected to
arrive as 81, cdGision to the garrison force Two
chnnrc. The Ccncsr, hospital has been completed,
and i cc1amSa!oue chapel IS nov IN process Of
;ish reectDr room In connection Herewith.
TTeyet Ccncral Sweet returned last evening from
Cincinnati. c..-
Ink assi-1ant AGjutant General, our reporter Was
s,I;a,]ed to yisIt the pr7souers' barracks. The.e
s-c .i-L:, r1can and warr,. The Inmates expressed
fhssr satisfaction with the regulations imposed.
and were oucaged 10 great exten. IN the manu-
fnc,rrc Of 1ripEcts.
, 1865-02-11

urayr ssow SroHM.-Thcre ,vaE heavy enow
e,orm prevailing at the East on Thursday, and
Eastern t1aIns were ceo1a1!y brn.nd nme, haxiag
Wayne train vac aboul siI -honrs late yesterday.
, 1865-02-11
G@antf1><a Qf11tS.

WANTED-Agents-To can
w yass for Patriotism In Illinois, or the history
Of the part Hin ois has borne In the Illustrated
b numerous stee cngyavne. one sgspf ~ taKsa ~
81 "a.htngton street, CaicAso. 2. o. BOX 473l.
, 1865-02-11

CA1lYonH1A pErnoLEr1 STOCK Is changing
hands in this city at my dollars per Ehafe, SO ne
arc Informed by the agent In this city.
, 1865-02-11

sF1E11cA1 TEST Gnc1E,-A free public test cir
Gle Will be held IN Metropolitan Hall tomorrow
tSunday) evening, in place Of the lecture usually
delivered under the auspices of the Spiritu a1ists
hssocistiou. 1ltss Ada l.. Ho;t VIII le the medi-
ln1 4 committee Of unbElicre7s-lf noy eucls are
toEcL II the 1la;l-Hii be chosen to .e-t the mat
ter, and any parties 10 the nudience will be at lib
esty TO nsk questsons for themselves. We nre not
prerersa to say these thinga arc 60, hut we do
en- by this ludy-tn kiugsbury Block, i've ysara
:so-vcry many were puzzled, all were Interested,
sCIue were couloundea, others satisfied, and a few
CONVINCED.
, 1865-02-11

WANTED-Agents-To try our
y, so- Maps: Gharts: Piesgres d.; They sre Hight
at ttnmensr pronts. One agent In Coles county clear
Cd 80 = bus lrst day effort. another IN Edgar coo
ty $io. Printed Instructions Tor selling tnrnishea ali
cur agents Sepd tor our clrcnla.s. Address GOLD
EN- sAMNDSa, l South Cla1k street. Chtcago.
, 1865-03-07
TILE DuCHIES.

The austrian Gazette announces that
negotiations have takrn place between
France and England upon The subject OF
the Duchies Of the EIbe The two Pow
ers are said TO agree In euefgeticaIly OPP
nosinc the annexation Prussia meditates (;
but as there is no official confirmation of
her annexationist tendencies, all intcrven-
ton is withheld until Berlin distinctly
makes known it. desires. Until then the
two Cabinets Of the TuiIeries and st.
James's will accept, it is affirmed, is
sincere the reiterated assurances by which
it has been declared that the solution OF
the question of the Duchies will lead to
no augmentation Of territory for Prussia.
The Ausnir National, in commenting upon
these statements, savs:-"M. de Bismarck
may convince himself that IN order to ac-
compIish his ambitious dreams the mere
permission Of Vienna IS not OF Itself sui
fcient IF Vienna gives hin a S0t%fec'f,
Paris and London may gl*e him an eTe0f.
But even at Vienna public opinion, what
ever may be the dispositions of The Cabl-
net, openly ~pronounccs ag'ist The military
vapourings of Prussia"
The semj-oficjaI ProrinziaI C0frfSp0a-
denz of Berlin Says:-'It is said that The
deliberationsNofthe Cabinet on the SchIes-
win-HoIstein question will in a very short
time have so far advanced as 10 render
possible a precise statement OF the Indls,
pensable conditions and stip0latious, the
fulflment of which Prussia will see guar
anterd before any further step can be
taken towards q decision Of the future
, 1865-03-07
Fr(om the New York Herald, February 22)
THE SITUATION.

Details Of the occupation of the city of
Charleston by the national forces are fur
nished in the Herald dispatches by the
steamship Fulton, which arrived here
Yesterday, and in those of Secretary Stan
ton and General Gilmore. 1t was evacu-
ated by the enemy on the night of Friday
last, and on the following morning occu-
pied by the Union troops, into whose
hands fell, among other property, one
hundred pieces Of good artillery and a
large supply Of ammunition. The forti-
fcations were found uninjured but be-
fore leaving the rebels fired the upper
part of the city, and it is thought that
two thirds Of if, together with six thou
sand bales Of cotton would he consumed
before the flames could be subdued. An
explosion took place in the Wilmington
Railroad depot, killing several hundred
citizens. Two iron-clads in the harbor
were also blown up by the enemy, and
some other vessels were burned by them.
The buildings in the lower part Of the
town are found to be completely riddled
by Union shot and SHE'LL. The impor-
tant event of the restoration to national
authority of this rebellious city has been
received with manifestations of .enthusi-
, 1865-03-07
FRANCE.

NJ. Nigra, the Italian Minister, has made
a present to the Empress Engenie Of q
Venetian gondola, to navigate the calm
waters Of Fontainebleau. NJ. Nigra, be-
sides being Il djpIomatist, is also a poet,
and accompanied his present with a son
net engraved in gold letters inside the gon-
doIa. The verses are said to be very
well turned. A French version has been
published, Of which the substance may
be thus rendered -"ChrISlencd 10 the
stormy waters of the Adriatic, the fatal
city of the Doges sends me to thee. At
thy feet, fair Empress, | lay the anger,
hopes and fears of m oppressed race. The
winged Ioa, erst so proud, is now in
chains the soil Of 81. Marc echoes to he
foreigners tramp; the taithIcss sea has
broken the ring of our mystic nuptiaIs;
the g~ondoiiers' Ii ps are mute. The moon
sadly tinges the golden domeS; silent is
the Laguna, and the sea without a sail
the lion slumbers yet on his bed of sea-
weed-tilI the day of vengeance wakes
him to life again. Woman If the silent
Emperor ever fingers on this peaceful
lake, tell him that on the Adriatic shore,
Vcniee-spoiIed, naked, bIeed~ing--suffers
but lives still, and waits for the hour Of
her freedom"
, 1865-03-07
DEATH or CARDINAL WISENAN.

Death has removed from this earthly
scene another remarkable man, in the
person Of His Eminence Cardinal Wise
man, the head of The Roman Catholic
Church in this country. 4 long and pain
tai illness cam to u fatal termination at
S O'Clock on wednesday, morning the 18Th
ulto., the Cardinal dying at the compare
lively early age of 60. lie was born on
the 2nd of August, 1902 To The Lon
don world and to the public at large Car
dinaI Wiseman'S name was rendered most
familiar Ivy his frequent appearance upon
the platform as a public lecturer upon a
wide range Of subjects connected with
education, history, art, and science and
in this capacity his Eminence always
found an attentive and eager audience,
ever amongst those who were most con
scientiou>ly opposed to his spiritual claims
and p~retensions, and who most thorough
" ignored him as "ArchbiShop of West
Minister" The illness of which his Emf
nence has died has been of long Standing,
and when he left England for Rome in
the Spring of 1860, there were many of
his friends who feared that they would
see his face no more. But he lived to
return to England, and to recover some
portion of his former health. His Emf
n%ence's loss viii he severely felt among the
English Roman Catholics, both lay and
clerical, as he was nearly the only mem
Der of their body who had earned for HIM
self a wide and lasting reputation for
ability and learning.
, 1865-03-07
THE DAVENPORT BROTHERS AT
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Feb. Is

Liverpool, Feb. Is.
The performance Of the Davenport
Brothers at st, George's-hall, Liverpool,
came TO an abrupt termination this eve
ming. On Tuesday night two gentlemen
HUXLEY and Commissioner selected
by the audience to stop upon the stage
and bind the performers. The process Of
binding was proceeding when ore of the
Davenports objected 70 the tichtness Of
the rope and declined to 90 on with the
performance. 4 disturbance eusued, and
the performances came to an end. Many
persons obtained their money back. This
evening a large audience was present. DR..
Ferguson opened the proceedings by
reading three conditions, by which the
Davenport reserved to themselves the
right Of rejecting any particular gentle
man in whom they might discover a dis
position to deal unfairly with them. Dur
in- his address the greatest uproar pre-
vailed. Messrs. HUXLEY and Cummins
were again selected by the audience, and
on mounting the stage DIR. Ferguson an
nouaccd tlat the Brothers objected 10
these TWO gentlemen on account Of The
brutal manner in which they had preYi-
oHs'v bound them. The uproar continu-
ed, the audience insisting on the perfor-
NANCE proceeding. After very consider
ab}e delay the Davenports presented
themselves, and the binding process COM
menced. One ofthem, however, immedi-
ateIy protested against Ii. tightneSs of the
cord, and was Immediately released by
DR.. Ferguson, both Of them loudly ex-
, 1865-03-07
GREECE

Prince John of Gluckshorg, the uncle
of the King, has summoned MN. Bull
garis, Mavrocordato, Tricoupi, MianIis,
C~hristides, Zaimas, Czaimas, and Condur-
rot, and asked their advice on the state
Of the country. They almost unanimously
replied that The dismissal Of Count Spon-
mex was necessary. The Ministry COM
planned to the King Of this act of his uncle.
The King replied that it was done with
out bis consent, and that the Ministry en-
joyed his confidence. He also intimated
that his uncle would leave on Saturday
next. It is said that Count Sponnek has
sent in his resignation.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16
THE YREnoH MISSION.

Some surprise has been expressed that
this Important mission was no, filled pro
viously 70 me adjournment OF the Senate.
We understand that Il was rendered %
jams eoRDos BsHru1f, Ksq., OF this city,
but declined BY him, mainly on the ground
thst he could be Of more service in extri.
eating our country from her present didl-
cuities st homo than sbrosd.--M y. Tri-
buns, 1bA tAs. s-
Tho natural inference drawn from the
shove paragraph 10 that Tho President made
no attsmpt 70 an the mission before ths
adjournment Of the Senate. Ana that Mr..
BnHHErT's nomination was made sfser.
wards. Such waS not thsfSet, however.
Il ives made before the Senate adjourned
Mr.. BuSuurT, probably not wishing TO b,
defeated in the Senate, declined TO sccsp'
the post.
Any nomination made aftet the senAt,
adjourned, and before tho neIt meeting Of
that body, would be unconstitutional,
This happily lesyss the epnduet of our az
fairs % the Court Of France In the charge
Of Mr.. JoHs BrenzOw, who. like his pre-
decessor, FaAzKIn, n printer and edi'
tor, and In our opinion . much more sbls
and competent man than Mr. BnzsHrT.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

flantatn A w n am NJ tha Rour.
..s,',k pronIi,r pa,,sr ~. ,,s,nrrsd 49, No,0
~ eonah se:,srts. IL 80 ,aLsn nr,..
cns, ~ - hs,,is ~ ,hs W1Iasrness rsra
ss a.. cnnensd N Ire i.nchhrrg isI,
th.n 90, ,oT roI,mhis A n and shsncs
~ Ch.ris.,nn G.w.nnsS "a nshs, No.
". sssses shst ,hs accornts nnhiisksa m
rsss,d ~ ~ trs..msn. M nrr nrI"nn.ra
- ny, a. a., ,gr.rs,sS. has IN ire contr.sv
isnensrs ssiis M e,nrrss she snss,rln =. n
shass 49, 80 4 80 e.r.s ~ ~
% sI.,n,,r ~ ~ vs,rainsson hsfo,s I H. i.ts - rhs r
,sh.l sn,hor,t,ea thonvhs ths, aausrsi
49,. ..s .'a,,,S ~. ,hsir a. X ,,.,s. ~,
!, - < srrsead ,hst ,hs n.ns,.i h.a ~
.v,Sos,,1 ~ srchsnss rsIsonsr. :, ~,
a.. 'f'
s'as. ~. 80, ,r,,,h.,sa ..v.,., h,na..a IN
4. ,he NO., ,'i,sS'I sond,,,nr Tssv -,
.'has - .sIl.A ss,hs ,','ii -, !, 80,
~ h..,,.s -, ian hsh,ad' N,n.s.s-
Sied % an ths roSd % rom & shssr .,s,vS,,on
49, ~. ~ .., - -.,n .s'cu. .s',.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

BaIokpRh AND PRooLAMArToNs.- When
Bragg was In Augusta. Georgia, Jeff. Davis
telegraphsd 70 him (seeordlng 70 the Au-
Kusta CAroHisls) ''to hold the State at all
hazards, stop up the roads, destroy sup
plies, and crush Sherman" Al the eloae
OF the dlspateh, the strange phsnomen0n
Of an Idea seemed 70 strike him, and he
Askedi "whAt Is your available force for
this purposei'N To which General Bragg
promptly replied "Flva proelAmatIOns
and one brigade" Our informant did mot
SEQ the point, and asked General Bragg 70
explain. "why,n said he, "eov. Brown
issued proclamation, that was cnsi Gen.
A. r. wTight's made two, tho Presldent's
made three, Senator A. II. NINE made
four, and that from the eIght members Of
Congress made I've. IshAll consider sher-
man hard case II ean't crush him with
i've proclaim StlOns aud one brigade"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16
SECOND EDITION
'FouA osoIook. ?. ~.



lns puone inafnshen 70 gfeauy sne
lssuy aIoesea Ne curagsous manne'
IN .n'en .ns ns'e q oihee-seeksf' oe.'eg'
ne frss'oenes fpPs through every noul
q asyllgni sna sv@'ng. N hungry ana
pe-hnse'oe, in.sa.'on Of 'essar elai"s 10
once. mgh rme maj me prss'
snonia spe.H oa'i and " me goo na'nr'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16
OT.TToTXL.


WAImInaTon. MAi Cd a, ieo.1 Y
ne iellegine enlssIs, hssias - sssa e 2,
noii asd thsi he, Will slaid diInilsed ~. seI-
Vlss of he Unlia1 slAlel, unlo1a, uAtnie ulleen
dnTl flon this date, thay appear eeiore NE
MllltafN commilllun - Wf,lgn ~ sais eltts
q Whl1h nEllaAias senenl John 2. calastu
ssEs ssprissioFT dsisnss 70 ihs shAss~
N,oi.cI 81 iulV ~ nII0piae larps nnabsr n 70
srsii, 1919 alrSs 2 assas .Ilsis q sss''
SiisI Ilsaisnanl N. ,. Fs.ry. .ilaa new rort
~ sss..s'-, ~ suiA~sv. - Sivins s..nA -
missioa 10 osIfasn ppruols % msks slJ1ia.rre
n A. Tsei1rnl bsooaf ~ NsMbeT nar,,eu q
~ ~ slgA sslge.,s. assels - =, - -
ss.s..g -. =. ~ n y
UsulSnani coioasl flns1 nEaay, ~ Fem
nYlvanln Laeht Artill1ly.
sseond Ilaaispan. lohn {. Applshy, isth
os.'sh assiss.si a. sur1sos sslsisiah osbons, Isih
unflof eIslsg oSlorsd troops.
cspt.in John L Manning, iish Nss Issasy
fl1.s j'sal lisui.aaa. AISsrs nsSnslas. lsA
rsS c.DssIa sr ssss' SosS. ls1sA Esu TsrH va
tlsss ilsuisnans Asa a Massa, s@h nsw
sa Captain SsSsSiaA cunsn. an Delaware
IiIsi LisutsAans paDisi Dsno, alaa Fsnn,
uyivania voluafelIa
ms. Ilsu,snani isass { ,. klnlls.a' esiA
hsw xerk yolun,seF.' :, ,o,v,,u,.,,n
mhis Alrlsil1i 1ainisai o'a1Ii,
W.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

Ths nsis pasddh.is admirers o. Jsif.
Dssie e1piot nj huch coincidence "a him
- prophel. ro}ryssu ago, 10 Februsiy,
1891, he said IN fetsynnsos, Ala, "Your
border etatss will gladly come INTO the
soaih9n confsasraey vlihia sixty days.
q We win BE- Jour oply friends. KngiAnd
WIN recognize us and 4 glorious future Il
before IA. ne Rrass win grow In the
Northsrn elsies whore The pavemenis have
bssn worn b ahs tread Of commerce. We
win carry war where 10 10 easy 10 advance
,aAsrs JJSos ~ a. seerd a,d torch Awaltths
armies u 10 densaIl populated eltLes.n
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

"Tkxu IT PHILosoPHIoAL IA writer
IN Haspw's Weekly, describing the vexA-
tlons and dl3comfous experienced BY the
passmgerp In one Of the trAins OF tho NeW
York Central Hsiroad, givoa ne the fol-
lowing brief glimpse Of . Yankee Jobs
~ advise everybody 10 keep cool and
take Il philoscphieeln said = traveller,
SSins made IND Two coaSsctions "a m
that time. Might as well BE- cool about &C..
Here'b thls Central Road. Out % sixty 10
comOtlvoa forty Of Fem 70 ln tno ahop.
Two amashed up this morning ~ Utlky.
Better tAkeit philoaophical'. M
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16
IMPORTANT From EUROPE
Eject sf ne Cnptnrs sf Charles
Ton upen Eureps.
Sherman Regarded as the
Great General.
OF Coz TT o n.
AMnnIoAn sEcUn1rfng ADVANCE
THnEH FEN onnT.

HALIFAX, March iG.-The steamship AZ
rics, from Liverpool on ne an and oussns'
town on the Bth Inst, hns nrrivea hsEs.
LrvnRrooL, Saturday evening, March 4
Cotton market aai, qustsfions declined ia
per pound since ne Anstralian's news o.
the fan OF Charleston Brcsdsinas duli
Provisions inactive. Consols closed u
sslsse for money.
Amsdean siouks.-U. 3. nye-tvcniis'
6sls54.
LozDoS, March 4, evening The rsbs
loan has declined 4 per cent.
Tho London 7ims says the fall o.
Charleston is . victory which which VII
rccompense tho Federsls Cor many lstors
ID believes that the South h nov sirtnali,
shut out from The world. Il
The Movniag Pod says shormsns move
menis have placed him IN fhs forsmos
rank Of military Generals.
TheproeeedIngs Of Parliament have besI
unlmportant. ~
Queen Victoria has temporarily emerEet
from her seclusion BY receiving The ioreigl
ambassadors, members Of Legations, etc.
In state st Buckingham.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

ssasssrs HAa1.Ar ana Nrr aid no. &c.
ssnpany Ne SENATORIAL sxsur.ion 70 Charles
ton. ttll1 ~ lalst y. !. .IlI. w
rm PnEspn.T hss accepted the rs,lg'
nniiona q eurs,ons gohn h. Brinton and
eco. q. ahuhand, o. D Vols, ths frst 70
tAks erect March %, and ths latter March
~ islA r etl
Hoz. AsRAHAn wAEiHAn. Surveyor oI
~ pert 81 NsF FORK, I, hafs.
Z Col. OH, cnkBD pIn act a. Surgeon
General during The Temporary absence OF Auf
uson o,narsi netnsa % ~ fsont. n,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

Tnpsrtans orasr ~ o.nsrni osnnl
nslasivs - GFnas rsErnitA
uputsnant General GnAnR has issusd sh
important order n rsfacnce 70 trading
within ne etsts Of Virginia. Il Il CON-
mahded thatths operations on an Treasury
trade permIs. aud all other trade permits
and licenses 70 trade, By vhomsosyc'
granted, within the eists Of Virginia, en-
espt thst portion known rs ne Rsstsrr
shore, snd The etafos Of Forth and eoatb
oarolins, ana that portion OF the State Of
oeorgin immedistsly bordering on the A.
iantic. Including the eItyei Savannah, win
bo suspended until further ordsrr.
An contracis and agreements made I'M
dsr or By virtue Of any trade permit or
license within any Of sAid States or parts
Of ststes, during The existence Of this or
der, viii be deemed void, and the subjeei
Of such contracts or agreements win be
eelzed BY the military authorities for the
benefit Of Government, whsther the same
Is at the time Of such contracts or agree
nents within their reach, OF st any time
thereafter comes within their roach, either
BY the operafions Of war or the acts Of the
contracting parties or their agents. The
delivery Of all goods contracted for and no,
delivered before the publication Of this or
der Is prohibited.
o....sf.. - "a la-l. -. httfe.l f.a...
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

THu FpHHRAL OF Rx-eovsnnon HroKS.--
On sunday last the hnal inlofmoni Of lie
remalna Of the lAio Hon. Thomas II. HiclEs
took place IN the family bnrylng ground, :
few miles from kast New Market, Dor
CHESTER county, Nd. A large number OF
the citinena 81 the surrounding country
wore IN attendanca rho religious asf-
xlees were condueted hy the keY. Dg.
williams and the Rev, NJ, Rlak.--b balR.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

The oen,nssreiai PAaie n sew Ysrk
NEv YonK, March 1B.-Thsre was con.
siderable paHic te-dsy IN eli our markeil
and business clrcies. The Express says
"rhere wa general feellngof depression
and uneasiness at the Prodnee Exchange
which was increased a the announcement
Of failures among Philadelphia dealers
Flour declined 10 70 Is cents, wheat . 70 Il
cents, corn = 70 3 cent?, lard cent, and
butter 70 2 cents. Pork dnullned 81. 20
per barrel. Cotton fell Q colts. In gene.
raj merchandise there Il heavy fesllnG,
and dry goods, especially cotton fabrics,
are lower. In petroleum stocks there n I
general disposition 70 cell, and iargs
amounts (says the 0os,EsreiaD Of stocks
arc offered without aingle bid,p
Gold operators, the same paper states,
are In trouble. aud d names eight or ten
firms mentioned ~ having failed, among
them Th0s. Warren, canaEl n oummarl,
and ]. y. Meynan. Two large firms IN
the butter trade have also ''gone np.D
Gold eloasd q 177@l76.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

osnsraI canoy Gone 60 nIobsls-Fhs
Oity Rsaay Tor ths Advsns 81 ths
Yankees,
General CARnx and bIA entire stat len
Now Orleans on the Sch instant for No
bile, which cIig has 70 be captured forth
with and made The base Of important
military operations.
General "BALpr . sArrn accompanied
General CAEBr.
General 0RANoun,' who ls operating
against Mobile, has learned through his
scouts and spIes that citizens Of Mobile are
cleaning their houses In preparation TO re-
ceive the Yankee ofiie@s. -
General eEBnLn was moving with an In
dependsnt column In the direction ofMo-
bile. Ha
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

N Unisa F.ssamsnss asa ssnpler-
mEnr OFTIcn, Ne. to1 Eleventh utFeof, nlnf
< s,Iest eor,h, tAsbury ssheel-hoass,) wssh-
infton. d. c. l
sy,Vss.g Fresdmepia Relief Assoelsiien, rhii.
sdSipt "A, snd the Ffiends Association II Alf
Of Fr.sAsasn, baltimore. 70 ansist N iurnish.
lng snDloy nsnt and homes % Lesdnsa, No
ohss heals Ean 'os. n.tstp.n. rsr,e.,
desiring help q kny delaflplion, nnd frl1I
people uisbing employ meet 10 6ashin9ioi
q 6lnouhsre, are invited 70 Apply.
cuAnuEs-To emplcyers, llffof men, .
eants for wonaa o. ehiidrIn. 10 smplrIeaa'
aothinR, a. x. NEWTON,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16

AaIEsULkR CASE has come to light In
Boston. A stat oflesr In The United States
service stole sls. 900 in Government bonds
and forwarded them to his mother at South
Boston for safe keeping. A dAughter-lh-
law Of the mother discovered the money
and stole Il. oniesrs Of the law stepped
In, and the money was found 81 last In the
clothing Of the dAughter-ln-law.