Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-21

whsreas Ne disPatch as ssht told him TO- ofesp
msnufacturine, ~ De damages were
proved to amount 70 over 81, 900, for which
sum the rlki5tiG had a verdict. ~ "
Two Government dstsst,ves from R,oh.
mond w.ro orrsst.d IN pn,,.mor,h ", ,..,
s.,,rd.v hv ora., 90 Al. NJ, .h...s
with extortine $3.50 from Mr.. Il. Foremsn
on the ground thai ne had. nm utehs.edi cav.
eminent property without authority, The
-ofioers-.rho gave their mama, as W.. II.
HAYNES and Eyerett--yere turned oyer
TO the military and imprisoned for examinn.
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in this c;tv Hon. N p Banks Adm;ra,
F,rr,out Commissioner Hendricks. and
otbor DISTINGUISHED gentlemen are ouartered
there, Hon, John b. AIley. of Massaebu.
salts has olso sscured anartments nj thu
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pap'i W. 'onU" ',
'ns ''"n'"ot.On' ~ o0A 'oini' "c''
s''ee.' sto""s Oo' y, ioo'n' opo'a',VnS 'u
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u n'e oaSo iV'etci s.'''OO' na's Do.s"'
Tue S'o0A ou '"' MI Vi p'n"y' nno'net
mon "an'eu W mahe ie" nu"ufeu'' anu
o'ins On .ne rlsn' Siu0' iouhu "'"set oreu'
''ou vii" e'o,V'o' nn''uef s'n' W mai
ho'ice 10 his orVhor u sen ior iuturo ooliN-
cry ana on seeing the enhanced price quoted
In the papers counted himself bankrupt by
thousands, until ne iound tnat MS order had
talled 10 reach lts desuhatlon' another
wished to pay Tor a dinner, bought few
shares to hold for couple OF days, and made
in that time proht OF So,OOo. what do
Wall and Broad streets say to this style Of
operating''
WADE HAMPTON. Of South Carolina. OK
general of rebel cavalry and late a candidate
for Governor. being, as he saws, about to
leave the State for an uncertain period, has
issued an address to his fellow citizens,
thanking them, though he was not elected,
for the votes they gave him, and presenting
his ideas oil what he conceiVes to be their
he does not no states' fuiiy concur IN all
the measures OF the state Convention, he
thinks IL the duty OF eouth oaroilnlans
to abide by them' as they are part
oil the terms agreed upon with the PRESIDENT,
whose course toward the people OF the South
is commended as wisc and generous, and
southerners are counselled, as. sensible men,
to endeavor to construct at least raft from
the wreck of the Southern Confederacy
"Above all, " he says, "let us stand by our
State - Here Is our country Ina.
precisely the way .ne traitors uSou 10 'Hih
oetore reoeiiion. Anei "n'pp'ns uo'S no'
seem 10 nave N'0rou ,no'f 'enp'' "u'n'
'IoAoA t"AsIiS "A, III n.D lcoe"'
'eI.uo III n'"u0'pu'a' sou -, ~ tnT M ."a''' ,.'
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on.
ihh hohooh o''"e'''" Bo's ior pro-
Gov. HOLDEN, Of North Carolina, has ap-