Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-18
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The raging OF the Montgomery heather
Affected the syntax ofths Leage'.
Very sloppy weather last evcning.-Bos-
ton Post.
NATHAN q, HtcpnonS has beer, reelected
State Treasurer Of Maine. '.il . ~
Rev. W. O. BLUNT, Of Portsmouth, Va,
was shot by colored man yesterday.
p,,v.-, ,.,,., :, O., p,,no;,oo r.nor,
that the CHILEAN blockade is to be raised.
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JOHN o. mosbr now reported 10 10 IN
$3.50 'o 'o N ''' ~ y -.
Nfaimer, mass, there are tWonty-'hreo
young and charming WIDOWS
ADELNI PATTI, the operate artistic, re-
ceiyes 81, 900 a night for her performance In
London. .. ..f-'
A potp editor In California has married n
literary Iady. n widow. whose nom dc piuD,e
is "Topsy Turyy,n
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for daily. He cannot survive many days.
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PRIVATE letters received At san Francisco
state thst the oiockaae oil the ports oil oh''i
VIII prooaoiy soon Do aoahooneu' 30 tnat
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serve MN WIN enoooia'e 10, o.ehA'as'' ior
rear 'he Will IA" in'o tue haoi. Oh serving ms
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JUDGE o. A. LocHRANE, Of Macon, Ga,
native Irishman, has written long letter in
opposition to the Fenian movement in which
he urges his countrymen of the South to
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The Republican General Committee Of
the city of New York organized last evening
by the election Of Thomas Murphy, presi-
dent; Charles S. Spencer and Henry Smith,
vice presidents; Charles ii. Hall and Henry
Huelat, secretaries, and Joseph B. Taylor,
treasurer.
Mn. Qu1BBLE, reading that at has been
decided in the Court of Queens Bench, in
Dublin, that clergyman Of tho Church Of
England can legally marry himself" OBJ
served that that might be very we'll as a
measure Of economy, but that even in the
hardest times he should prefer 70 marry o
woman. E..' .''.....
Jous szAvrR, Of Portsmouth, N. H., 40
oomplish.d the feat in that city, last yeek,
OF walking one hundred miles In one hundred
hours without sleep completing the task on
Saturday evening, NJ haii past eight O'CLOCK.
soayer now, as ne expresses IT, almost as
good as new ms Is SAID 70 Dc me hrst
time this ieat was ever successfully under
taken
ERASMUS, an Legitimate son of Gerard, a
citizen Of Tergon, was born at Rotterdam
on the 2Sth of October, 1857. His paternal
name he changed into Desire, "Amiable, {"
and afterwards prolonged into Desiderius
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The delegates from the North American
British Provinces, who are hore for the pur-
pose Of securing If possible, an extension Of
the reciprocity treaty, propose in day or
two making trip to Richmond, and upon
their return will have an interview with the
Secretary Of the Treasury and Committee on
WAYS and Means with regard to the object