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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-13
TIE AMERICAN
Patent Metallic Shoe Sole Company.
WITH
CAPITAL or aI.n nnn

And established general Mandatory and Depot ~
" Join Street. New York; where they are ready o. ali
and dispatch
Inc attention Of coalers is respectfully solicited No
person who ms once et this sole erer again con
sent Ho'ura'ie 20 to' ar boot shoe toif6out u
special dueements of red 10 dealers and manufactur-
ets TO IN their introduction Price Lis a. and gene al
store, to A. X Lyman " '
President Am Pa Metallic Shoe Sole Co.
400 81 John Street, Nep Io,k
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-13
KELIEF In M MINUTEs.
PROFESSOR VAN BUsKlhKs

LIV + II II E Nj Il ID Y,
Having been uttd 10 he yate lta, tee Of Of the
most eminent ffNsicsns la GtGu any. b. offered 20
h people II the Unittd Sta When h. remod, has
been subjected 90 aap dihtt gent mia IL vii speed
lily take iu oedence II all other Lye Rene dies in
use. n Ia lhe test cont ibuttn Of Medical Science
the treatment Il hat extensive, troublesome and dan
geIout seIits Disorder growing outof
DRRAEoBMRNls oF rHE LIVER.
Few persons aware Of the ID -Dity and General
DeIangem,nt of ihf whole System produced by Morbid
OF Unhealthy Aci u The iveT AID yet not one per-
son in ten IL 30 fortunate not 20 have suffered in
way from tie Morbid Conditions Health Is Of course
dependent, in great measu.e upon the Purity Il the
Blood and The Purity Of the Blood is roy dependent
upon the HeAlihiul Functional Action II the Liver
The DISEASES rsiIg directly or indirectly fom Alice
tone Of the Liver cannot Of course be enumerated IA q
bf ad'tIis' mtnti nor is such enumeration ntees
sAfy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-13
CONSTITUTION WATER
DIUIIITICs

has proved itself equal to the task that has dcyoved
upon It,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-13
TAKE CARE OF YOUR LIFE!

WRrriho me flkris thc muei prolific cause Of dis
ease aud .aih tuo"n 20 humanity Itisulmost sure
90 bring ou cold and colds neglected and often when
not elected, lead fvers or TO coughs and IA al
consumpuons isu recognition Of his truth that the
inventive te'h oi the country has for years been deyi
sing some met 3D. OF attempting devise a. fOf keep
ing he feet dry and yet hat should not give incouven
fence to the wetef, Ru her shoes in one form or
another, we hitherto been our reliance btttta VOL
known, among Their many evils that willie they keep
the feet dry ff0m external moisture they swc.t Them
over much and 10y thus inducing an undue tenderness
increase susccp billy TO cold. rather an h. rwise
lhey ore a'so moefsome T. The feet and wthal are
very expensive The demand is Tor something that hal
make the ordinary Boot aud Shoe impefyiou to water,
wi bout affecting their ee durability ano If nos.
sibe. wtho adding seusib to- the cost Of their manu-
iAeture These n will he conceded are most opotant
features and oonsoienousl, affirm that bey are alb
souey attained IN the invention herewith presented TO
the public
Tie invention consists IN Inserting between the inner
az outer sole, when the boot is making Thin MprAr
cfiA1H' exceedingly ducue, combmi fe1ibiuty with
toughues very light, aud every way adapted TO he end
desr while the addt nal expense is merely nominal
L. FUR ihes perfect barrier against the admiration ~
wet OF dampntss though the feet may be exposed ever
90 long unOn vet pavemcuts or damp ground
10 isdles and children the METALLIC oLRs will be OF
ncal ultb value from their habits OF life and deli
ca'y Of dress they are Particularly exposed 10 the long
uain ills that attend upon an Inadequate protection to
These soes have areldy been tried bv the hes ~ all
tests, ACTUAL ss aud the testimonials 10 their erits
freely 70 fered, ma cate that III must be speedily and
universally adopted by the public The Patent MetsiI
s. I'D boots and shos are being in reduced into ib
leading ct ant shoe Stores throughout ihe II niied
States ano VIII suppant all forms Of oYer,hoes excep
possibly Tor deep mud or IN w, as hey become knoun
ne sure 20 GET them and take no ether n your shoe
maker does not happen TO have them he can ptogufe
w, I'M "ihoui dihcul5. u he will N send YOUR
sli 10 the inventor one dollar and thirty cents and OBJ
ian ok pair assorted sizes W. tight 10 use which will
be fompty fotwaced by mail or express pre- paid md
which can b. made up by shoemaker in the coantry
Agenues VIII sstabiishs in every city and village and
supplied with shoes and propr eary statfps at cbrdl
pilees' aud iitefal COMMISSION allowed on sales Aso
General Agencies for States appointed On application
with proper testimonials
fOSTSCRIPT
NEW YoKK June l. 1866
The propietots Of the abose "a et having cor,s IN
contact va pa'ent pr v.o' sly issued to Wiism T.
Lyman Of North mpt0n. Mass covering IN. s,,,,, -;
tom aud ituufortgnfut tho Mo ...'t. 80
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-13

NE W ST Y L Il OF HATS
kusy, Manhattan, Brighton, Bristol, Sc are beins
received At the old stand Call and see them
JAS. @. FRENCH
montpelier, April IA DIFF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-13

-'h" ANhh rune /, 1906.
me pIopietots ui the aboee "a eut, having come In
contact wi patent pr viol sly issued To William j
Lyman OF North mptou. Mass covering the same IN.
te't ana improvement the chief paite, IN interest
haVe purchased he same, and combining their interests
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-17
SPEECH OF THE HON. COLUMBUS
DELANO, OF OHIO.

In ano'neN column Will beiound selections
"oni tue adunifsoie speech Oh Hon u DE-
hN'o, VI onio' Pupnsneu ihursday last In
'ns ''o'e' Inc "hoie eno'' wall wen repay
perusa'' anu " as uneAcep'onaoie IN tone
- 'on0'usi'e III argument
u'''y was H'O'' e"'''''e' anu IL" VI
,- ~. ."' A'S'eo y" ,"' ''nsio's'"s su"'
'''' VI i'0oh''fu'"oii u"'o commanded 80
'nucn attention OF ea''oa out 20 mach adm
y, aA'
'A'O HA' u'''su''n0u n,"'0'' u,
s'e'' 'e",' "eO " a'.y ~ ceoN'o anu
.' " s'a0 m i"'' sno'' VIII "uu
NJ. n"|' e''1' 'm 'epu'A''On'
.u.-..,,,..H,., a, -., go ""1 80 -.
80. .aS~," . 's ~ J..
'."'
.ai,,,a.., .I-t, - ~ - - w." 81
-. y" ''''"
" "'' ~
''on tnA' 'n' o"I'VS VI 'H1 war !" GA
pss''a IN '"S ieso'On' VI UOnB'o'S III
i0o', "'o e'0"'' ''""'u' a'' justly '"e
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-17
THE BALLOT-BOx IN TINE OF
WAR.

We give place to-day to the first Of series
of legal papers with the above title. They
are carefully prepared by a distinguished
gentleman of the legal profession who prob
ably possesses ono of the best balanced
minds, and Is one of the most profound
thinkers and writers, on the whole subject of
constitutional law in this country.
We especially commend the articles to the
careful consideration of those members Of the
executive and legislative branches Of the
Government who will, from time to time,
have to pass judgment upon the. various and
difficult questions that will be discussed by
the learned writer, whose true initials are
appended to article No. ].
The paper which appears to-day exhibits a
thoroughnsss of research and clearness and
strength of statement that will enable the
acute lawyer or observing statesman to
recognize in it the hand of the author of the
great papers on "the War Powers of the
President"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-17
SEC0NR RlkII4N
CRUELTY To THE FpEEpMEN.

We have discovered as yet no evidence Of
n disposition ont ho= part of tho Southern
Chilss V treat ths freedmen with cruelty
NaiSsuR iiigihoSr. ~ - VI
We clip the above deliberate statement
from the, body. 81, az elaborate, editorial in
this mornings Intelligence. against the
freedmsn's rBpTesu bill, which. is DOW before
the Prssidspt for his approval or disspprOval.
II Is the. most unfortunate declaration the
IRisiligenosr could make, because u the ed
itor Of that paper has not, the "Bureau Of
Military Justice" has, "discovered" that the
greatest amount Of cruelty is administered
by ex -rebels-to the freedmen. That bureau,
We learn, has recently had thirty cases Of
homicide before II, where Ysouthern whites
have murdered freedmen and the President,
We think, win not entertain the highest opin.
ion ofthe Iteiiigtneer's information, In view
Of tho fact that In the face Of the above mis-
representation, he has before him six Of the
eases referred to for final action.
II the lnteRigeneer wishes to oppose the
fteedmen's bill, let II do 90 upon the facts
and Law, neither OF which is any part Of the
basis Of the elaborate article alluded to-
Malice, Ignorance. and prejudice appear at
the foundation Of the three columns on the
suhiect ..' oil. n '' "
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-17

fsquisite for election Of members VI stnts
Legislatures. and mono. who have M ithpse
qphlacatidns can issfulIs tscoms rsisctofH
u mepbers Of TIC House ofReprOss niatiyss.
Whether Congress may by law require other
additional qnaliaestisp AfSt eiectofs Of mem.
bers of their own body is rey different
question Hitherto, ID time of pence, Con.
gross has passed no statute requiring. for
such electors qualifications other than those
which are ptsSSfibcd by the laws Of the re,
spectivo States.
In time sof,yar, when the Inhabitants. Of
States have become public enemies, and have
no such local governments MS haye been OF
can be Recognized az, part of the. political
machinery Of the Union--if it is proposed
" form new State governments and to
obtain n recognition Of them by the President
and by Congress, as The true and lawful re.
publican governments Of such States--may
the President, ns Copmander-in-Ch Chief Of the
Army and Navy, impose Whatever rHiea, reg
Miat,oas and conditions he shall think proper
in relation 10 public assemblies Of rebels
may he prescribe what class Of persons may
attend them, the objects for which he will
permit conventions to be held, and the quail.
ificstions Of all persons who shall be allowed
to take part in them-proyided that in so
doing he violates no laws Of Congress' May
Congress psss lava prescribing the constitu-
ton or the rights and privileges which II will
require to be secured rs conditions precedent
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-17

The Rem aims Of President Isfncoin-h
Last Look at the Msrtyred Dead
The ycmSsi,np.e nt /. Failure, sc.
fco,r..,o,A.u,. "a m .t,,.ou,i psmoer,tI q
kpRisS,ELp. III. Feb. ia. u The vaultfet
cs,,tly sonstrr,oted n Onk Ridss Cemetery,
nsaf this oitt uuaer the direction OF yhs
National Monument Association. and Ia,
vhiob the mortal remains of the late prssil
dsnt we're removed A abort time since was
y;sttAd A fev-days MO Nv A committee Of the
ossocintion. oonsistjng Of Gov. Oelesby, Hon.
Newton Dateman, Ii. d. and * !Secretar
Of STATE Hatch. when the casket containing
tbe sacred ashes was opened, and for the
Isst tine tiII ,tbe great trumpet shall sound,
.nd IN. de,d ,baIi be raised incorruptiblc. ~
were The features of the lamented Lincoln
viewed bv mortal eve. -. ---
: Tbcviiit Of The committee was an ofioial
one. and made In Pursuance of a resolution
of tbe Hoard of Directors of the Association
The ob;est being 10 enable them to certify To
the ootual prc,enoe of tho body in the oatket.
The racs was examined through the glass
ooysrinp which underIies the outer strata Of
the case by the several gentlemen above
named and identified by each Of them rs that
of the martyred President. Tho sad cere-
mony ended, the lid WIS again nailed down
and sealed with the sighet Of tho As,ocia-
ton. The great stone or slhb was supse-
queutly rolled 10 the door OF the sepulchre
and fitted into Its place, the finishing stroke
impaired to the solid masonry, which was In
like manner as the casket, impressed with
the great seal Of the Corporation. -
The remains will now rest undisturbed till
tho National Monument y ,eball be com
pleted, when they will be deposited in their
final resting place, nor be removed hence
III tue heavens Mo NJ rrs
Ing iei'u'es Vi 'no r uyeeseu 49, -, !,
ascetnIple, sne epoa%ens s ~
nave onerea nt'is' auy, Ie' na ~ W 49,; w
ese a,nn " ooiupS D az "a =. Ia
.. siay an" , onoe h.eu ALL lincoln 4,
anu vas s s ,sS s,, .",Sor 49,, "A
oelng .ast I'tsoNyu, a ~ I'm ,,h;nh
Dealn from oosm, aap .ns Ia.s,sna I rai
~ was catiouy oo ;si $780,,
'u,n,ns 70 tnen o.ight elewoa .t .i,.r =,
what comment u mere upon tuo 1Hahy VI
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-17
! Bx rni.m0aAru
AlTloNlL 'REpuBLlchA.
ATER FIR ON EURo PE.
SENATOR CHANDELIERS NOr4Ir-
TERCOURsE RESOLUTION.
Tsy Fsnta . eretnission Progressing
Movements OF spanish and CHILEAN
vsssels-Depression I'm the Lon
don Money Bfari<et---Anseftean
Securities Advancing

NEw YoBK, Feb. 1.-THE steamship City
Of London has arrived with European ad-
vices TO the LIST inst. Her news was mostly
anticipated by the Bremen, ehandler's non
intercourse resolution IN tho Senate had no
effect In England, itsdecisive rejection being
deemed an evidence of the Senate's desire to
emain at peace. F ho's 10" 1.'|
The Feuiau Commission Is still progress.
ing. 1t is tumored that Parliament will be
asked TO suspend the rule of habcas corpus so
as 70 give the Government power TO deal with
foreign oonspirators. .r" r.fL r7s.
Additional rewards are offered for informa-
tion leading to the capture Of Stephens.
Another, regiment has embarked from Liv-
erpool for Dubliu. ......
IL has been officially announced from Vi
emma that negotiations FOR the formation OF a
new corps or Austrian volunteers for Mexico
will shortly be brought to q conclusion.
The reported appearance of Chilian priva-
teers of the Spanish coast excites attention.
No rayages have been reported
The steam ram detained on the Thames
was found to be built for the Peruvian gov
ernment, and was allowed to depart on the
9th Of January. A steam ram, built by
the Lairds for Peru, recently left Liverpool,
was at Brest, where the PatTie says she will
DO detained till the Spanish and. Peruvian
difiouittAs are adjusted. Rumor connects
these two vessels with designs against Spain.
II is reported that Spain has a dozen ships
building, IN England, and is hurrying their
completion. ..... DO q:
COMMERCIAL. ...1
LIVERPOOL, Feb 1.-Sales Of cotton for
tho last two days Is, 900 bales. Tho market
is dull and declining, but closed steadier.
Middling Uplands about 1St. Breadstuffs
quiet and steady. Lard advancing. Tallow
easier.
.s FINANCIAL.
LONDON, Feb. l.-Cousols closed ut SOFA
SO. for money. United States 5.20s, 66in
66l. A great depression, continues In the
London money market, with a tendency to n
panic in funds PA"
The political news by the city of Boston
is unimportant.
MADRID, Jan. 30-Evening. Two Chill
ian privateers have been seen OF the coast o.
Spain, and the frigate Isabelle was ordered to
pursue them. -.... .-
DUBLIN, Feb. IA notice was issued by
the police commissioners last night, prohibit.
| ing the holding Of the fancy fair and bazaar
in aid Of the families of the State prisoners,
which was arranged for tonight. The con-
cert announced for tomorrow night, for the
same purpose has also been prohibited--the
commissioners stating that they have re-
ceived information that the meetings were
intended for the purpose Of assembling per.
sons engaged in REASONABLE practices, and
that such meetings, If permitted, were likely
to ondangcr the public peace.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-17
PEN, PENCIL AND SCISSORS.

DOES the NewlHork Health bill provide
for q HEAD SoEsrER? p. ....
The present cold weather has been spread
ing itself over an immense territory.
DURING the last month 20, 400 acres were
taken up for actual settlement in six of the
public land Offices. Receipts, So, 4ss.7O.
New YoRK CRY is to have a new post
Office on a new site. The existing one is q
miserable concern. .....--
Mr.. ISGERsoLL has reported bill in the
House to establish uniform system Of sew
erage in the city of Washington.
Mr.. LEONARD GRovER's German Opera
company will give season of ten performan-
COS at the Philadelphia Academy of Music,
commencing on next Monday week. Tho
price of subscription for the season has been
fixed at the extremely moderate sum of ten
dollars.
The Commissioner of Pensions yesterday
decided in tho case Of person who served in
the Confederate army during the war, and
now making application for bounty land for
services rendered while in the United States
army previous to the late war, that no such
claims can be allowed. ...l.
Tn uor.. ,oot nm v..,.rdov IN. ssn.,.
bill providing for the exhibition Of mineral
specimens of the United States in the Patent
Office building-the Secretary of the Interior
oeing au'no'iA0u =" pfopaie su'.A"le 0"seS
iof 'n' sa"e-a ..''e' =" W '"' 0On''n''
'ee oh 4h''e' anu III 'n"s'
YESTERDAY Mr.. orth asked leave to offer
resolution, that the Committee on Recon
strpstion report an amendment to the Con
stitution that no person who has held a evil
or military office under the late so-called
Confederacy shall ever be eligible to hold an
Office Of honor or emolument under the Gov
ernnient of the United States. Objection
was made, and the resolution lies over. O.
IT ID now admitted by the most intelligent
and far-seeing Of the members Of the cotton
~ ppIy association that India as a, producer
is failing. The culture of the staple there
requires the stimulus of the highest prices
we have had, and that advantage can only
be reasonably anticipated again for one very
short period--that after the present stock o.
American cotton Is exhausted, and befor,
the crop now being nut In tile ground come,
To market.
TuE Quartermaster General, in On order
SAYS there is reason to believe that some off
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-17
THIRTY NINTH CONGRESS
First Session.
SATURDAY, February II, 1865,
The Senate was not in session to day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE Els.

s,o HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
To-day was devoted to speech making.
Mr.. Cook, Of Illinois, argued that the
power Of recognizing the seeding States as
in the Union rests with Congress. When
the military power can safely be withdrawn,
and these States remain peaceably in the
Union of their own accord, and not by force,
and the Union men aud freedmen do not re-
quiIe q military force to protect them, the
civil Government should be recognized; but
no military power coIld set aside the enact
ments and judicial d; ,isions of States fully
in the Union. While these acts were neces-
safy, the States should not be recognized.
Judge Lawrence, of Ohio, maintained that
the ordinances Of secession were void, that
no State was ever out of the Union, but that
oil lawful State government was destroyed in
the rebel States that when the rebel govern
ments were oyerthrown the people were left
without any State government that 1t Is the
duty Of Congress to guarantee 1t, and until
this is done there can be no lawful State
government and no Representatives in Con
gresH. ..... e., ....
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-17
Important to Subsistence omesrs.

by the, War Department: .-
Department Commanders will detail regi.
mental staff officers, or officers selected and
appointed to act as such, to relieve the Off
GERS of the Subsistence Department, in the
volunteer service at all posts or stations o.
cupied by regular troops, or by garrisons
composed Of regulars and volunteers less in
total strength than brigade, excepting reg.
ularly established subsistence depots. The
officers so relieved will be ordered to their
respective plAces of residence in accordance
with General ORDERS No. 100, Of June 2,
1865, from this olioo. .v... .. ...
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-17
sS water Registrar,s Omce,

y WAHHTNHrON, IITh JhnuATy, IbOo.
All persons who occupy premises within the
corporate limits Of this city, into which tho
Aqueduct Water has been introduced, other than
property OF the United States, are hereby re-
water rent for the year ending January ], 1867,
became due aud payable at this ofice. II the
said water rent be not paid prior to the let Of
February, the dellnquents are subject to stop
page or the water from their premises and peu-
atty Of two dollars, to be paid together with the
water rent In full to January l. 1867, previous to
the restoration OF the water.
,.-- ......F Water Registrar.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-17
srAvurso ArrAm-AbOut eleven O'Clock

STABBINa AFFAm.-About eleven o'clock
last night, a young man named BEN a In
Luckett was stabbed by a man named Milburn
Hunter, near the door OF Anderson's Restaurant,
on Seventh street near the corner OF L. After
committing the act, Hunter ran towards Eighth
street, but WAS pursued by officer hall, caught
and taken to the Central Guard House, f D..
lie hFAt stated that he had stabbed Luckett be-
cause the latter had threatened to kill him; and
a few moments thereafter he pretended to be ig
norant Of the fact that he bad stabbed any one,
and insisted that he had been abused and robbed
Of his money and watch. He also stated that he
had Inflicted the wound With penknile, but he
ment he did use.
when Hunter was arrested last evening, be
appeared to be intoxicated and made tho above
| statement. This morning he Is sober, and seems
to know nothing about the affair The examin :
alton was fixed Tor half past throe this afternoon
before Justice Thompson at tho Central Guard
| House. 49,.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-17
PEN, PENCIL AND SCISSORS.

PEN, PENCIL AND SCISSORS.
RroHr on tho Potomac the skating is
good ..,5 o..
MABDI GAS was celebrated with great
enthusiasm in New Orleans.
A REDUCTION Of the tax upon millinery
goods is proposed. I'D - .
The Utah claim, amounting to 800, 900,
has been rejected by the House Committee
on Claims. ....
IT will take three or four days TO make up
the logs of the winooski and the Algonquin
for official publication. ..,-...I
The California Senate rejected a bill to
repeal the specific contract law by vote Of
IS to 10.
The United States flagship Lancaster ar
rived at San Francisco yesterday from Homo.
lulu.
CHICAGO is using gas made from petroleum.
The light is said to be four times stronger
than that made by coal gas.
The 81, 900 bail of Oscar Derby, charged
in Nashville with altering postal currency
from Eve to fifty cents, was forfeited yester-
day. r
Two SPANISH rRIoArBs have just arrived
at New York, and 1t is reported their bust
ness Is to look out for Gillian privateering
expeditions. - l. ....
OK Sunday night the thirty or forty pris.
oners in the Louisville, Kentucky, city prison
n
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-17

New YORK, Feb. l7.-Cotton dull and one
cent lower. Flour, Wheat, and Corn dull.
Beef steady. Pork heavy. Lard and Whisky
dull
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-17

BALTIMORE, Feb, 17.--Flour very quiet
Wheat quiet. Corn dull at rs for white
Oats steady. Provisions Inactive. Lard
l72als. Whisky 50. 2Oa2.2l.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-17

o. The Bridal Chamber, an Essay of
Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also
Hsw and reliable treatment for Diseases OF the
sealed enEslopsA Address, DR, .sKILLIH
HoU9HT0H. Howard Aaa0siAtion, PhnadslRhiA
Ps, - ~ mhA-y
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-17

NATIONAL CURRENCY. The issue Of MAJ
tiOnal currency by the Treasury Department
for the week ending to-day amounts to
81, 7s3, S9J. The total amount Issued up to
date is 1854 900,275. 20. 80 o'a. 90 z.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-17
Rumors OF Frig htful Disasters In the
Eaaa nlvar

NEW 'YoRK, February l7.-Rumors are
current of frightful disasters in the East
river caused by Toe this morning. Inquiries
are being made 70 ascertain tho truth. :,