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The news from Sherman's army continues
to be of IN exciting character. The rebel
versions Of the situation arc that Knpatrick's
cavalry force made demonstration upon
Augusta, for the purpose OF breaking up the
Charleston and Augusta Railroad, but after
severe contest with Wheeler, we're driven
back five miles. Shcrman1s main force in the
meantime was moving tnwardS Columbia, to
which point Dcaurcga:d had fallen back from
Branchville. At last cccounts battle was
Imminent
Several important measures hare passed
the House In Committee Of the Whole.
.Ameng them is the tax on sales, providing
that nll dealers In goods wares. or merchau-
disc Of any description shall make moathly
1cports Of amount Of sales, and be assessed
onc.half Of one per cent thcrcupon. Bullion
brokers, all who buy or sell gold above the
mint price, for speculation purposes, being
inclndcd 1n this class, arc required to take
ont q license OF 81, ,0oo, and ten per cent Is
assessed on gold sales.
The ncws from Mexico is Of an interesting
nature. An extradftion treaty has been
effected hY tho Imperdalists with the rebels
and Mejfa, commanding at Matamoras, is
sending back deserters and refugees to
Btownssille upon t1umped up charges, where
they are conBcripted into tlelebel amy.
Gold closed In New 3ork unsettled at 203Y.
The rebel story TINT the Union troops were
1epulsed in the late affair on james river is
sufficiently reluted By The fact that our
troops carried the outer line Of the rebel
works, Including three strong redoubts.
Our dispatches report The death Of Prof
Bond OF Harvard College, Mass., man
eminent scientific atta'nments, and vel
known both in this country and In Europe.
, 1865-02-18
REoHGANIZATroN OF PARTIES.

RE0KGAkIZAIIOt OF FAHHkEss
There Is desire On the part Of the CORES
rsndents and editors of some OF onr Eastern
contemporaries to sec in.the immcdn1e iu-
turc a reorganization Of political parties
They would have us believe that as inc he-
publican psrty was founded TO oppose Inc
agg1t ssons, and sustained TO perfect the
overthrow Of slavery when s'eFefy sna1l pe
abolished By the proposed CONSTITUTIONAL
amendment the hepnoncan party VIII oe
left without platform and therefore "1taout
cohesive principle It VIII dse out.
While We recognize the philosophical ntees"
slty Of two parties IN time Of peace nnoer
every free government, there are several rea'
sons why VIC regard this effort 10 crush tne
Republican party under the wheels 0! its
own triumphal chariot as At least premature"
At present tue country Is, ana 10, "at1 .ne 70
~bellion shall he suppressed "ali oe, ~ W.T.
ana during war no otner pas1.es s ale i pose.p1
1nan I'at''os ano e1al1o's. g. . -, ~ pps. w.,
non sus Wv I,1..a 80 49, ah,as
tpeo y u" aeoeluon dne Ess4s 49," 1851 ~
i1on o. loe De.!os'au p5 la'u Iae
tnaon Pa1'S uusnt W auo a,. NJ -, soa''uae'
therefore, nnus 'ns Feoeanon s'Ait oe suF
pressed BESIDES l1s ant''s,aFets pt1sc'v'es
the hepnbncan parry mas N Inc n1:1'u aaoptea
others, sueh rs tae Nauo"a4 oanhs - s'em,
protective ta'1n, Ing sovereignty u 1ne
on'1eo s,ates asop!so7eo W e'a's eu'e1egn' t,..
y, d cent'anzea ano vigorous na'lonaA's'
&C, LIZ aseesa1on :" "tI., w !A9 3"
eome. as 1ne aoest.oao " 1ue'4 tt~"-
plicatson afise' "a14 fss. upon ue ,@,.,s p-sosns
| Union party " virtue o1 lnelf connectlo1 "4t,
the present. war ~ c"' Val LAS naa0 1'A
, 1865-02-18

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
Tei1ov Eoh >

1SpcCl1l ulsp1tCl 10 tQe C1CARU 4f1DUne.J
CNcIsaArt, Friday, Feb. IT,
Ch3r1cs Francis Daniels, the raembcr OF the
Chicago Conspiracy. whoso escape from the mill
tary authorities here, autographed You on We'd
needsy afternoon, sent Il letter, dated Hamilton,
Ohio to the Judge Advocate. which wss received
the day after ironically thanking Major Burnett
for cour.esles received, and the valuable presents
of jewe1ry {handcufr.). The runaway e1one1ates
his fellow-prisoue1s and the sergeant from whom
be escaped, FROM all complietY in the matter, and
concludes by ins%tently inviting the Judge Advo-
cite to meet him during the next'two months at
TIE Clifton Hopse@ Canada, where, he fmpudently
siatea the past ehali not interfere with their inter
course as gentlemen. It Ia hoped TINT ere long
the rebel will be recaptured, a reward Of $500 has
been offered for his apprehension and steps taken
to ensure his capture. Il possible. Gen Hooker
has instructed Gen, W1llich and snbordinatss to
search the remaining prisoners twice day, and
take every precauclon 10 prevent any further es-
capes. John Msnghan, the young Engfiehman
rho acted 10 messenger 10 the consplrators, and
wLo has been WltueEs for the Government, wns
re-azteeted today On charges Of a very serious
nature.
Great cxertions are being mado By the authori-
ties OF this city to effect the establishment of tho
Western Navy Ia1d at C1nclnr.us a delegation
has-jnst been sent To Washington to further the
object.
vile passed through this city to.day en- route 10,
camp hARe.
, 1865-02-18
FROM &MkRMAN,S ARMY.
Reported Defeat Of KtfpAEick-The
Rebels RetreAtfDE before ShpFN4An-
Capture Of n Rebel Naval Party.

Pn1IADELpBLa. Friday, Feb. 1.-THE Hu1efia's
special Washington dispatch hns the foilow1ng:
The Richmond NspGfch Of the 18th says: Ne
have tor come days been In doubt To what force
Sherman had sent In the direction OF augusta
THIS doubt has at length been solved. L seeu@
that while his Enain army advanc iced toward Branch
willie and Charleston. he cent Fitzpatrick nntl his
caFalry to demonstrate aealnst Augusta, and
to break mp the Charleston and Ansnsts
Raliuad. From oflcful dispatches received
at the War Department VIC learn that
last Friday General Wheeler attacked, Kll-
patrick, at Aiken, on the Charleston and August,
Rosd; twenty miles northeast OF Augusta, and
nfter considerable engagement, drove HIM. i've
mice in the direction Of Bsanchytlle. Oar troops
hare by this time, no doubt, fallen hack tc the
Cengnree uyer. II our tro0ps fal1 behind the
Congaree the enemy will be able to sheil Colum-
la from the aonth bank. We also leayn tat the
Eongarce and the tributary Sulnda arc both ensiiJ
lordah1e above the city. This disposes rs 10 be-
Neve that our troops will seek to give battle be-
tpre cre e6ing the Eongarec.
The Richmond IFhig says: I'VE learn upun
good authority that our forces nre falling back
before SheYman's advancing columns In the direc-
ton Of Columbia s. c. aud will probably mike q
stand on the Santec. We learn TINT naval force
consisting Of twelve officers and one hundred
men, under command OF Ltent. Taccney Read,
we're recently captured By the Yankees ncar
Sm,th1eld, Isle o. Wight county, Va. Among
the party Tcs Assistant Engineer Tomlinsou, ol
tho james River aeet, who Was married. the night
Eefere his departure.
heavy frT M occurred 4 Danville, ", On Wsd- VS.
, 1865-02-18

Philadelphia Cattle Marker, Feb. 13.
The Cattle rkcs has been characterized BY more
tlsn I9uai activity. despite tha nnvosAbV state Ut
The weather ard tie sn attendance as the yarus this
elninE Ths advance Ieeo1aed N ons last ,ssus has
fully 1--WE CENTS 2 has teen resllzed. Tie market
IN the early part Of the week W.s dn and steady hnt
OF Saturday many dro1ets arrived from New York,
owing the scarcity Of cattle there made sxten
s,ve supply the ynn's vi thel custuncr*
Abenr liss hsnd s1ri.ed md were =. taken Is s. tsom
extra. and sc@.5c ior choice. The cattle ocret Tor
sale Teprt sentea the saes # Fernsyyania Ohio and
illinois, ana the counties ct Chester, Lancaster and
Eegks.
Iogs. continue dull. At Henry Gln..s Union Hog
By: ,te inquiry ana holders are nrm IN their views.
*l1 Cd 10 t19oV . leo IS, net. few cho!ce sold ~
high as e19.so At The Avenue Drove Yard there WIS
no Improvement to notice. Supplies reach SHhead,
and sales making at $l1o0al95O R100 It's net. No
sa.es Of stock hTvc be+ It ported for WeeEs past+
, 1865-02-18

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
K2n1.

Especial Dispatch 70 the Chicaso Ttibune.1
LAne1xu, Mich, Friday, Feb. II.
Tie bill to provide for correcting the Duncan,
Alpina and Sauble River Road with the East Sasi-
ate 1o-day. The bin establishing the Allesan and
Lake Shore Statc Road also passed the Senate.
The Beard claim wns discussed at length and laid
The APPROXIMATION blll for the Deaf and Dumb
apd Bind Az lum vas ordered to third reading
in the House. The, Detroit police iii wns dis:
cussed at length, and ordered 70 a third reading.
Surveyors were reported against Resolutions
cal!inr upon The General Government TO tax
United States bonds we're referred to the Ways
md Means Comraittee. The Committee On the
rnntested @ c1ectiou cases were given until Monday
to renort. The bill yac,t1ng part ot the plat of
he 7fllagc Of White Pigeon vas rccoumittcd to
The Committee OIL Banks aud interpretations, to
conticted with the prohibitions OF the Constitu-
It, r
, 1865-02-18

NV YosK. Friday. Feb. 1s:-Tnc cont0trciars
SPECIAL tagH: :" The House Committee ngreed. to
cornoraf1ons which hare recefyed Government
lands to carry ont the contsaet to transport sol
-dicIA.'
nsrchipr on oiumhia, md Beaurtgsrd will eI-
lcayor to prevent bis crossing the congaras.
The Senate vii! probably take no action os the
, 1865-02-18
INDIANA IEtaIsLATURE.
(Spec1al Dispatch to tue Chicago Trlbune.l
1xry.xApn1Js Fritav Feh II

INDIANAPOLIS, FFiday, Feb. II.
The Senate was occupied unrang. the whole day
dIscussfpr IN committee Of the whole on the hfil
to Compensate persons whosc property wgs des-
troyed o. dap1ged by The Morgan mud d. and other
Brown Of Wells, Niles; DemiDG, Aannah, English,
Allison ind othcrs. The bill Was finally ordered
10 be crgros.ed for third reading tomorrow.
m he bilI tnxine dogs and creating f,i1d for
paynent g 1 Of dernaSes for sheep Killed by dogs.
Passed. Ayes q !; nays 10 bill WIS introduced
by Br,nham mskiug general appropriations for
pay Of members OF the Legislature to IS pei day
and mileage ct tue ratio Of 1T cents each milo,
put upon Its final passage and 1oak Ayes 2s: nays
81. Adjourned 10 p. d.
In he afterroon the bin regulating inspection
OF totarc WIS taken up 1nd passed. The special
orlar for the afternoon being tho bill authorizing
railroad companies 10 geepp5 and n5e los 1aIo
, 1865-02-18

Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Trihune.l
. sAEprsK1, Friday, Feb. II.
The sentence of Lieut.. B. Davis, the rebel spy,'
who was to hare been executed al Johnson4s
1alapd today, has been commutcd by tho Presi-
dent He started for Fort lafayette this morning
, 1865-02-18

AUGUSTA, Me-. Friday, February 1.-THE
Meine House Il Representatives. haye passed
Constitution Of this State DISTINGUISHING descrters
and apsentecs from military drafts.
, 1865-02-18
FROM FULTON.

q. Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.1
FULTON, Friday, Feb. II, 15GL
Tho people arc awakened 10 sense Of the ne-
ceesity Of getting out Of tho draft and turned out
In masse to n}arEc and enthusiastic mass meeting
tonight. Several patriotic speeches were made,
1and Sufficient amount subscribed and guaranteed
do make the bounty for enlistments $500. The
committee are instructed to rai.e the cash and
men, and report to q ma.s meeting tomorrow
ujrht.
, 1865-02-18
THE MILITARY SITUATION.

{ 7a.1,& -+.oo1,a ~, frnrr1 arrrx mint m the
-1ns1n o. se-.noa f rta rssn,;s ~ orr fonr
-a"a -. .aaa,,oo,, nn5nr,nc.. and socr;tice
ss' a,sa>. aa;tr ~no~s 1n,njfast IN the
.',,,;,.,o har,noor ooa inc,ec e;nc monentnm
~ +1'a -ar;ans @ nv movements now co.o3era11np
y. .a...sa. ~ ~ +hs nvrr.hrow NJ tne rf,e1lion'
T,,asaas .~1th t1o a-o, rrors ,-,va,,v c1ond of
: 5o1 ~ nu,ted veter,ns ,,os nro,ahlv already
1.s;;nn his march doEn tbroueh Mississippi
ana A1abama to Mobile. A. the rebel en-
s;on shs1} he everrwhere lowered before the
.advancinr standards Of this magnificent host,
the state of Alabama will, We trust, look
.Titi1 new heart mon the power Of the Old
F,ap- ,Thomas has to confront the remnant
erTs,. $50 ,,,ao- +b., command of nicE
Tav1or soldier mt altogether des-
.;.1+s ~ tha ,o;1,:orv onalities nf
'fs father ZACHARY. und who. in q good
.ranse would haye acquired honorable fame.
gwen In this war he has ha1dlcd some 0. our
c~cne-a1s ~ al IN IN Tonislana with = severity from
1.h;ch thev hare not recovered. but X laye
~ ~ s-,.,rahene,on that. wiz, the d1s,rcanized
and ,educcd force at his command, he Will
.,-,ve snyth,nr NOR. tllan a p1ucky but fsca,o
sntaroriss. Thomas, infantry have zone
down tie kjssissipp: ard will meet hin
.donhties. at Mobile. The effect of such a re-
petition Of shsrman's eeat movement viii be
, 1865-02-18

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Feb 17.-Sah*cEiptlons
to the 180 loan at Jay Cookies to-day, at o'clock,
were S3,l;5,C00. The largest etngle subscription
w1F $5O6. eco, from Nhw York:
Fu11AD1LFulA, Feb. l7.-Jny Cooke i, CO..
subscriptions to the 7-3o loan TO- da{ anonnt "a
0GO ma one from Chicago of $s2s, ecu. There we're
ASST individual Subscriptions Of $50 and s1uo
each.
. Mr. Stevens amendment to the internal revenue
bill requiring Aeaiera in gold to ta6o out taons-
and dollar license, and proposing to tar each sale
and purchase of gold foF sPecalaling purposes. y
the Whole on the state or the Culou, is not con.
aidered faIr test, as there was scarcely quorum
present, The qnestion fs yet 10 be taken By the
House On concufs1ns in It, ana in the amendment
taxing eales and nll the other amendments report
Ell from the Committee.
, 1865-02-18

The 15.d Illinois Regiment.
SpaHa11EIp, IT,, Fr1day, Feb. 1T.--The 15:d
Camp Eutler, by Adjutant Gcncral Hlynie, With
the following fe1e, stad, and commanding ofBcers
Colonel, Ferdinand stephenson; Lieutenant Col
Adtntant. james Ray QuartermasteF, none; Sur
econ Hiram S. PlumueF.
, 1865-02-18

BOSTON, Maes., Friday, February 17.-Profes-
Bor Rord, OF the Harvard University, died this
morning Of consumption. He was about tu re-
ccive honorable testimonials from the English
National Academy.
, 1865-02-18
from the Army Of the Potomac.

FF ON@ 1h9 af1MF Oh Tue UkU1uACs
WASHINGTON, Friday, February l1.-Informst.on
from the army Of the Potomac states that the dis
patch Of the 10Th inst, Announcing ne e1cenaon
VA suspended By the Psesident until further
Uesert!ons from the rebel army have been quite
w1tbi, orr lines on Wednesday morning. They
present their usual dirty, ragged and hungry ap-
rca1ancc. Their first question almost always is
i seyere STERN commenced on Tuesday night
witch threatened to continue aome time.
Generals Humphrey md Wilcox have left on
short leaves OF absence to 20 north
, 1865-02-18

new YoRK, Feb. l7.-The steamer Corsica
brings dates to the 11tls-
The blockade runner Col. limb WIS obliged to
return from m attempt to run into Galveston
Lcrnor-
Na4jmiIlfan's consul Ut Havana has not ret been
able to secure the MexlcKu archives in that city.
Nm news ft2m Mexico.
, 1865-02-18

NEW foRk4 Friday, Feb. 17.-Hsydee reports
1epulse to our forces on James Island. On the
contrary the IsN4ss correspondent shows that
gallant charge Wss made. and the rebel outer
works consisting Ct three rcdouht5, Captured, to-
Eethcr with thirty prisoners. The rBbeis defend
Ing the rcdonbts were ufontry, who led pell-znell
briore the impetuoae charge OF our men
Gen Gilmore WIS present at the f5cht
, 1865-02-18

their consent and to secure t11n 1neueh occupa-
hon and use Of It, was taken up. NJ. cotfoth
moved IN amendment, that the provisions OF the
act shall not apply 10 my lands aow In the hands
Of trnsees md which arc held n SECURITY for the
public debt Adopted. Bill pcssed.. Ayes Go !;
nays T.
, 1865-02-18

The s1hscrher viii be In Chicaso Tor few days.
ANY ntins to san In tefo encc the above
can End q It u1f oLte NJ. asemot HoQse. from
9to II 3. acn 9to8P, II.
tei7k1s3 etnet SYLVESTER MARSH.
, 1865-02-18
An Extradition Treaty
Effected Between the
MeXicans and the
Rebels,
REBEL DESERTERS SENT BACK
INTO TEXAS.
Important Action of the House
in Committee of the Whole.
TAX ON SALES AND GOLD
TRANSACTIONS PASSED.
The western Navy Yard--~Cincin-
natl Recommended.
Cold EO3 7-8.
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.

Iu1portant from me1Ico-The NTeI1-
cans sending Back Rebel DeHerters-
New Orleans marAets-NlatlerA Mt
Mem 0llf6- Scouting Expeditions
from Helena. Ark
, 1865-02-18

DRAFT.-At 3 special meeting
Dc,P6oFhC11yE pRAFt ASSOCIATION
NUMBER ONE,
x1,a ~, tho ,tta in.t It Va, vutea to increase the
p.ies II smlss1oH e TEo aunetsds not,sss aad +
@ AM, turtle that any patty fa. ng 10
pay :hs ID III, rs; uns 4unarsd .las, Or befo1
tne1 r. reouestti call At - Lake STREET and get
snr;- az . huId1 ed 1a'iara
' M M mt.r- vii tc OMITTED 1T er the 18th INST
IL MI src 1eQuel ted to p " INN meui4tsly,
JOHN lYHEELL., Tr@saurer
teft.k1a1 st net h Llxn street..
, 1865-02-18
a CARD

EarnE sold my eatitc s:ock OF Goods, with the Eos
will Of ms business. to JOHN STEVENSON, Ksq .
gentleman who has had many yea1s experience, and
~to haa bee1 most successful Merchant Taller n
al Eas:esn city, would hefeby recommend him -
my patrons and MI tose In want Of elegant and fasf
ionable garments, With the assufauco that he will
fully sus1an the reputation of this Establishment ua-
der III former snd frcsent proprietor.
A. ". Dc LONG,
> Having purchased the stock Of Goods 1t Nr. II.
rELnNG. "a vni be sa.n By +. e Card nbore, shal'
constnue the business ana sh4 be pleased to retaIn
The patronage extended to hl1. M5 long experience
enables me 10 guarantee entire sails acllon. shall
keep constantly hand the mQst desirable aud FASH
lonabe Goods. both OF foreizn nnd domestic ma1u.
facture to be found In rhe Ea.tsrn markets.
Wht'e st1itin@ to merit trust % receive liberal
suGp&rt. -
Mn. JOHN STEVENSON. having purchased this
tire SIT ok Of Goods .of Mr. 4. y Dx LONG, desire
to inform NJ friends and cuatoers that shall ret.n
g old positon, and shall be paess4d .osee, one and
all who have heretofore fsvored me u, their patron
sge assuring them OF the same csgauca Of style aud
Superiority Of manufacture which has hssactertz.d
the VeFk Of this establishment during yeats past.
HENRY BCKWELL.
Chicago. Feb, Is. 1865. fei7.k197.it MT
, 1865-02-18
8 A r g A I n
PLAN Q.

], d, WALLACE K CO.,
gTDRtEE F0EWdRpLyG aad CU.HI{3slo-E.
Mr. B. RAPPLETs has thtsd n-sn aamis 80 "a ss
PAttue r in our Htm- The co-Faftae1ea4p MIA oe
eeHaT tea anoe3 '-7 sAA1' j. s Wallace i co.
lssknIIH!h y ,1+h tst3 fe1B Rs6 1w
, 1865-02-18

Illinois snd Ni9gars ship ar.l b!lr.,. but ortaeI
surveys by geod engineers,
, 1865-02-18

~ For Additional Telegraph see
Second Page, ..- =
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07
MAYORS oFFIcR, JUNE 3, 1895.

Sealed Proposals will he received at the
Mayors once ustil SATURDAY, at - A., the
tenth QOth) VI June, for laying the gas and water
ssTyies pipe on Pour and a half stFset from the
canal bridge to the City Hall, Where dirostsd BY
the mmi.aioRsfsi thu piPo 10 DO laid Ono foot
inside Of curb line.
The gas serVies-p to be ons-ineh wrought
ITon nine, with the usual Quo inSh gas cock.
Tho water ssTVios- Pipe shall bs three quarter
iush strong lead pipe weighing not laas than
three pounds two ounces per foot, and shall be
laid thirty six inches below the street surface.
The atop cock inside the curb 10 be three quar-
tsF-insi brass cock, without protesting stem, ~
that Il shall DO under the exclusive control Of the
CoTporation, with box aud cover, conforming Ia
COMPENSATION laws. This bid for the service pipes
will be sr llnoal foot u the pipe laid, aud spe
eide sum for tho tappiRg and Cooperation stop
the euTbslons stop -eosk, and the b61 and cover.
Je5.d5t RlcHARD WALLACE, Mayor.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07

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