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FOR Bronchitis, Asthma, CEsAFsh, COnsamP-
u,s and Throat Disease,
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SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
viii fnd Troches usefal IN clearing the voice when
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the Troches are recommended sud prescribed b.
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oEIIcE oE GEsTRAL SUPEzIsTEspEsT,
n. = Y. Asip n. 4. n. ". RAILEoAps.

NAsEvuEE, Txsss, oct. Pin, 1855.
rs and aleF Tuesday, Get. 10, 1865 and unsi fur-
Cus.
NASHVILLE & CHATTANOOGA LINE.
Laws Nashville for Chsitsnoogs, ami ali points
Soltn & ; A r. AruFs a. Chsitsnooza e. e.21 p <
heiurnln2-LssVe Chztta1oogs a. go e.
ArTTye e NASHVILLE sf 5.i5P. y.
5neinyFilie Accommodation, lesTs Nashville AZ
80 ?. n sfTITe az shelbyFilis 81 TO r.
keiuIalng-AeaTo shsloyElls 81 80 A. n. A.
riFa &c a55 A. r.
NASHVILLE 4 NORTHWESTERN LINE.
Leaye NaslFilla Tor JohnsozTilis sud ali poi1i.
Nesi % noltnEe5t 81 ?. n. ETnTs a Johnson.
RsIur1InE- Jehusoayiljs 80 a. L.. srrivs
81 EasBFills at 6;5OA h.
Trans On \. q n. W.R. r. connect st Johnson.
Eile va 1fa5 Glass line q Steamer .or Pzduesh,
1Iai1s EioP q all iliernsdiats POINTS.
VIII. p 1NNElS tseul suBs
y. 4 c. and =. 4 = " h E'ds.
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Go to Bryant, stratton & Co.'S Nashville
Business College for 8 thorough education
N Bookkeeping, Psnmsnship, CONNER
cisl Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
nership, Settlements, &c.
SEND for College paper, Circular, &c
address BRIANT, sTRATT0N co.
Octl3-iy.
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HOME AGAINi!

HAVING returned aga:u with s large
stock Of
Trimmings, VVOrsteds, Zephyr
SC. SSc,s
to the old home, would respectfully in
form the Ladies OF Nashville tnat We will
be prepared 70 manufacture any kind Of
Cords, Tassels, Buttons, PRINCES,
&c., &c,
as good and a. ehesrfully as formerly.
OSCAR BOHME a CO.,
noVl--tf No. Union street
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Wears authorizes 70 snaouncs Jrsss JozDAS s.
caadidsrs ior Couuty Court Clerk, At the eusuiaE
Aarch eeclon.
I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED To ANNOUNCE TOM
w C. CRUNk a. = candidate .or County Couu
Clerk, Of Davidson County, Il The ensuing March
election. aca
We sra authorised 10 sEu0ulce Wa. :. CsEsT-
HAS a candidate for Clerk Of the County Court oi
Davidson county. Ideci2
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FoR sHERIFF.

We sI5 authorized 10 announce hosol I 5AC
BkANCd b. d candidate Tor Sheun o. tsylasoa
county a. the ensuing March election c't-t-
We are suinou1sd 70 sluouuca ". &. SHAW ~ o
esuaidsls f5T Shsuh u Davidson c5auiYs o. t1a
Hslt MaIgh eiseuou. ts
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Twenty FIVE tenement houses On Pros
pect street, Pittsburgh, we're burned on
Friday last They were occupied by
poor families, who lost most OF their
scsnty household furniture.
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Comfy Jnhge.
For Constable.

We are. authorized 20 announce WILLIAM A.
6IxSs, ESQ, as a candidate for county Judge Of
Davidson County, 81 the ensuing March election.
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CnLaATris IIoNEY snAP.

TINS celeb.s.s1 Totiss soap. IL such uai5srssl
demand, Is usds from iue ohOi0Sss materials is
mia aad szsoIIsat il its nature, fraSEsaiiI
scsassd, and extremely beneficial in its scuoa
upon tha skin For sale by all Druggists sad
Es,~v Goods usslsf.. Lief9-iJ
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Ths DIPLOMATS Corps is said 10 be
indignant over Bkncrofts Grafton, esps-
cially the British aud Austrian Min
lsteTs,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-22

The agricultural societies Of ten
States have memorialized the President
to remove Isaac Newton, Commissioner
of Agrienlture.
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sa0E DAYi Assals waatsa l. ssi t. IA.
s1d EoadaTfli shHllsd hAOHINE.
- - elesP 1ls nolassa &1assss aHiF 4
tAaH6, ris7slssa, asiss
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Tax Collector.


We are authorized 70 announce the name Of j. Z
CoIIINs toc Tax collector, tor STATE ana County,
the ensuing March election.
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Tor Magistrate.

We ere authorized 10 announce A. ID. CREiaHTo
as ca ldidate for Cons shle IN the Nashville DIS
uicI 60 The snsgIng Mar h election.
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We are authorized 70 announce q. NJ. SOurHeArE
as csudidAls for re-6iecuon 10 the Ofice OF Jus
ties Of the PasCe for the "a Ward, fl-t District
Davidson county, Al TIE ensuing March elt et.on.
PHOTO6RArHs.-Photographs Of Generals
Federal and COniederate. The largest col.
lection in the west, for sale, wholesale and
retail. Remember the place, Gallery Of the
Cumberland, 25Cedar street, opposite Com
mIciEl Hotel. maY1I-u.
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TINNERs. Aa.
WALL PAPER, etc.

UJmSON, J. ". & Co.-ManufactIrers aud
w Wholesale and Retail Dealers n Tin, Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware and furnishing Goods. No. II
College street.
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Administrators Notice.

ETAVTNG qualihed a. Administrator on the &C.
i tate q John II. Hail, deoeaseds TINS h 60 NO
- 81 ,,srs1us hs1iue cams sEzlosi SAID sstate 70
~ ffelu v-jfh NE within tie tine presented ~
-. IN Ibsy vii b. u5nsd, snd those indebted 70
eS.!s .is-s' =. J0ha AZ, Smith, Adsa'T
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Il Window Shades, Window Glass, shd Photo
graphic Msterial, corner Of Church and Market
streets
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agsnts Of TnEuTanes Compaales.

GARET SMITH, Eos. SO aud 3s Union street.
v f0p stsirs} represent the following Companies :
h.Gns Of Hartford Security, Maansitan, Meiropoli-
tan Phosnix s1d Enickerbocker Life oI Nav York,
and Accident Of Columbus, Ohio.
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DECKER BROTHERS,

MANUFACTURERS OF PIANO FoRTEs. No 81
nj Rleeczer street, near hrosdNsys Now York.
iSne sboye hrm hssiGg recenay commenced The
rnauufa.,ture % their Improved psieniea piNaoss
S.es sre the uosi perfsci and fnest tuned lnstru-
oentS vet produced, TO which they invite tle sfte
tor ofthe irsds aud Inicadng purchasefH tnrols D.
oglf tte United States The y. ]. World q 6Ay lei
saws ssFne Messrs. d. hTos Instruments isFe 81
tsiued tae suyishls dstincncn % beng ~ Al res.
pssis lnoonpsnsniy lie best HoH mais u TIE
5o1EtsJa taScs-sn
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Gs PARSONS.
NTauufaczz,1a,.
HadfieIds Union Fire Works,

IMPORTER Chinese Fira-c-seksr.. po.Esfs.
Il 6o.. hadct.etureF Lanterns. FlsTs' A. A.
siEfzs sssoItms2t oi hls OEn ilsporiafion u
Toys and Fancy Goods,
~ lotn sEss', ssSz Broadway, Ns#.YoFF On,
ar1-iE
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ATTENTION IsIsHHRN Checks on the u
ster Banking CO., Belfast, ireland, in sums
Of FL to flO for sale at C. n. ordway's Bro
kerr Oaice, 10. 48 College street. 81
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A COUGH, COLD, or SORE THROAT

REauIREs IaHEDIlTE ATIENi0s AAD tHoUi5 g.
oHnCEED. IT AILo6TD 10 o1s1ISuE,
Irritation OF The L1Bgs, FeFmaRsaf IhFOsa
AHeesioa, o. an IncHFabie Lang Disease
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CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE.
Attorneys aud Claim AgenTs.
INSURANCE.

EN s DELANY, Attorney at Law. and War Claim
IL Agent. Cleveland, Tenn. noy5s-ly
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THs Bridal Chamber Al Es5ay q Wsz1inA
Eld IGs1. -ctou for Young bIel- Atsos nsp and TO
Eabl5 t-a-. naut tcr lHsassa5 CT tlo t-il2TF snd
E1zlI 65stoms-8sl. Ese, Ia sa3isd enyeiopea
Address. uf +. 8kIfIIN HOlGhtoNs Howard
Azsccs ss.oa, Pnilad5lphia. Pa spfis-ii
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loo27 From Kmgsp0rt, by Glover Bottom.
tampbella kest, FAN Branch.
Hawe's y Roads, cherry Grove.
aud Locust Mount t1 fone.IH..
IS miles and back. once s Wesa
Leave hingsport Thursday aEsu.
Arrive at Joncshotourb bv4ru
Leave Jouesborough uday az .ulI
Arrive 90 kiugsp0gt bv4pm
Proposals invited b. e1d 90 LersJurs.
instead of Jones5or0uEh: a,4a -
two trips q week
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Liquors.
No. 35 Broadway,

NASHVILLE, TENN.
spl0-d l6l
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NEWS DEALERS, &c.


OCEE & TUNNEIL-Wholesal and Retail
y bookseller Ststioners, and News Agents,
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn
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1O0OI2 From Mckenzie, Guuction Of Mem
phis and Ohio Railroad,) by Oak
wood, Dresden, ROlston station.
Gardner, Alma, old Hickory, and
Union City, to Hickman, (Ky.J 5I[
miles and back, daily, except sun
day.
Leave Mckenzie daily, except Sun
day, az
Arrive at Hickman By
Leave Hickman dsiy, except sun
day, at
Arrive al Mckenzie BY
Bidders will state hours Of departure
and arrival.
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RHYERS HUNT-MAnuiacturers Of all thG
M Latest Styles Of First Glass Carriages snC
bagges, Express Wagons and Carsyalis, u Nortt
MRrEet street.
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NO. 27I.

i0029 From Tuvl5revaf, Ed.
h'ad7i Trade, Vale Noui.s. NC.
hcgar Grove, Walls C-as.s. S --.--
h9czr aliersoa, Le1o.-. L-., -.l..
teWton, Eariy Grove. 1-d i ...-..-
Aiiisi 90 Liuco.utJl, s., r,..I g..
bsck, tgiee S vcos-
Leave Isy-orsvi L Lr-s
day st lam
Arrive &C LInccIrtcl lc-. F-.s...-
Monday bygpu
Leave Llzcaluioa TUESDAY al# Er
t5y st 4am
Aulyc SO Tsylorvils ErI., ..s
Monday ly y pm
Oarlract - ths -. -. 4. re.....-...
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-14

TRENTON, March 13.-Mr. Scovel offered
the following concurrent resolutions in the
Senate yesterday, and they have since been
passed by unanimous vote:
Whereas the cost Of tho necessaries of life,
Of food, clothing, and rents have increased
double, and in many cases triple, since the
war Of the rebellion began; and whereas the
pay Of officers Of the Navy has been other
wise reduced by taxation, by act Of Congress
and by executive orders, and providing that
the salaries Of naval officers Is by no means
adequate to the expenses which their posi-
tion in society at home and abroad requires,
and since the officers Of the Navy have no
political representation In the country or in
the Government; and since the nation can
well afford TO place this deserving class of the
country's defenders, whose record is one Of
heroic selfsacrifce and Of patriotic devotion,
above the reach of want or embarrassment
Therefore
ResoiUsd, That the Congress Of the United
States he requested by us, as they have been
requested by the Legislatures of other States,
to increase the salaries of naval officers to
point adequate to the increase of expenses Of
the times, as suggested by their memorial
now before Congress. 4 g.
Resolped, That copy Of this preamble
and resolutions be sent to our Senators and
Representatives in Congress, with the re.
quest that they will bring the just claims of
the navy before Congress us speedily as pos.
sible.
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-14

rious music, excellent both In selection and
performance, delighted the vast auditory.
Altogether II was . most agreeable evening,
and win be remembered with pleasure BY all
who wsrs present. vi !f "a.
The President was warmly congratulated
BY his friends upon the victory In New Hsmp-
shire, the people Of which STATE yesterday
sustained The Administrstion triamphantly.
The Chief Magistrate responded chssrfully
10 such congratulations, and seemed In ex.
cellent health and spirits, notwithstanding
the very arduous labors he undsrgoes daily.
Mrs PATTERSON and Mrs. srovER received
their friends with that becoming modssty and
graceful cordiaiity 30 characteristic Of those
ladies. During the whole evening they were
surrounded, in the Blue Room, by the fsmi-
lies Of the Cabinet Ministers, most Of whom
were present, and by other distinguished
ladies and gentlemen resident and those now
visiting In the metropolis.
Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. srovER will
give their next afternoon drawing-room re-
ception on Friday Of next week.
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-14
GROWERS GERMAN OPERA.

PLorow's opera "Stradella, ~ was intended
for the DEVELOPMENT of male yoice,, and in
that particular the peculiar notions of the
author were faithfully carried ont last niybt
at "GRovER's.n The music l., lively. spark.
ling, and brilliant from the beginning to In,
end; and the whole piece affords th. creates,
scope for acting operatic acting. now. -d.ys
but rarely seen. The "Barbaripo" of Mr.,
HABELxAN wa, finished, both in impersopa.
tion and in voice, and the "Mayolion of Mr..
srEIsEcxx was in every way worthy Of that
clever artist. The impersonation Of the
"Reoontrs'' before the house "Companeda, u
was worthy Of the encore II rsosived, and tn.
"drinkip9 duet in the second act, was frll,
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-14
THE PREsIpENTss RkU EPTION.

Notwithstanding the solemn season Of
Lent, the brilliant attractions of the German
Opera, and the very elegant and festive soires
Of the MARQUIS DE MoSTHoLoS. the E1scu.
i've Mansion was last night again the scene
Of numerous guests thronging to eongratu-
Late the President and his daughters. We
are particularly struck with the features Of
popularity and originality in these assem-
blaEss. They are eminently the peoples
hour with their common head. 1t was pleas
AHtiy psssed last evening by all who were
present. .'
Although many persons of eminenee were
, . attendance, and women of rare beauty
and tasteful dress graeed the occasion, yet
there was no ostsRtatiOu or Stfsetation; and
onskers 10 their sober garb, and persons in
travelling costume, jostled against the rich.
ost toilets, setting OF by contrast the most
elaborate Of modern eoiffures. 1t was Pc
ealiar sight to witness, yet by no means un-
pleasant. We hope that these lsvses will
never lose their democratic character.
But what We like particularly In these in.
tsrVisWS with the President Is the cAthOlieity
Of the affair. Persons of all shades Of poll
,ties, Of all manners Of faith, and from all sec
tiOnS Of tho country meet on a common
ground, to sink prejudice and passion alike
/ IN ths presence Of . respected Magistrate.
0i Tie spseioas East Room prsssatsd bril-.
IIaRt column Of promsnAderSi and the glO
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-14
Frceamsn,. Anair. An Georgia.

Brig. Gen. TnLsoN, Assistant Commits
sioner for the State Of Georgia, reports to
Major Gen. o. o. HOWARD, under date Of
Augusta, March s, that he has just returned
from tour among the Sea Islands, and is
gratihed TO state that with but very few
unimportsnt exceptions all the questions be-
tween the freedmen on the islands and the
former white residents have been amicably
settled. In many instances the former resi-
dents have returned to their homes, being
welcomed by the freed people not having
grants of land, who have gone to work for
good wages, and are happy and contested.
The Commissioner also states that saving
to the Government Of from 5000 to 5000 ra-
tions per month has been effected. He states
likewise, that labor Is scarce and commands
a very high price, and is Of the opinion that
tho freedmen would be much better of at the
end of this or next year. TO 60 to work for
wages than attempt to cultivate the lands
assigned them with the inadequate means at
their command.
The Commissioner further remarks that
the real want Of the bureau in tho State is
sufficient military force to insure the prompt
arrest OF criminals, and such an organization
of the United States courts rs shall enable
the people, white and black, TO stand on an
equality before the law, and to obtain JUS
tice.
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-14

The market is very weak; prices lower and
still unsettled. Holders and importers are
pressing sales, and buyers have the adyan,
tage. Under these circumstances dealers
only buy as they sell, avoiding stocks in a
falling market. Il Is expected also that the
supply of cotton, large as it is, will be yet
much larger; and this years crop is likely
to reach four million bales. Prices Of cotton
and cotton goods will therefore rapidly fall
to their old standard prices, especially as
gold is falling, and will by the autumn lose
all Its premium.
Alarge business has been transacted on
prints daring the week, ut q deoline--eyery
day almost witnessing new concession.
The spring has set in, but dealers buy eau.
tiously in comparatively small parcels, and
holders are anxious to sell out during the
season. Brown shirtings and sheetings are
In moderate demand with good supply at
reduced prices. ,Bleaohed goods are com
paratiyely firm, the stock being limited.
Bleaching is, however, on the increase, and
ginghams are dull and heavy. Stripes and
denims are lower. Drills are in some de.
mand for export. Tickings are unsteady,
and I've cents lOWsr. Woolens are but In
languid demand. pelaines are the most aot
I've. Prices are steady, The supply Is we'll
assorted and ATTRACTIVE. ''
Fancy cassimerss are very Irregular In
price, and much depressed. Silk mixtures
are most wanted. It Is proposed to suspend
production two months, To allow the present
0yerst0ok Of goods to be sold or reduced.
Flannels are more active. Satinets are very
dull and heavy. "A fair business IL doing In
ShaWls. Foreign goods are Offering very
freely through tho apstionrOomS. Little ID
doing at private sale, II Fancy stun goods are
in large excess. At the auctions there Is no
spirit display cd in bidding, and prioss suffered
] In OonssSusnoeG- ~! r IIsa.psHds'tt.
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-14
NEW HAMPSHIRE ERECT.

Discarding the Copperhead InteiiigSncsr
and Its smissaries on the one side, and the
reptile Chyon,eis and its emissaries on the
other, but standing upon the firm and patri-
otto resolutions of the Union State nominal
ing convention, and guided by the timely and
wise counsel of one Of President JOHNSON s
Cabinet Ministsrs-the letter of Postmaster
General DEsSIsos-the people of New
Hampshire, as imprsgnably fortified in their
position Of former years ss her grand noun
tains, immovabIy fixed on granite founda.
tions. like rsgulars," with steady step.
looking neither to the right nor to the Left
they marchsd in solid column up to the cleo
torsl urns and deposited their ballots for n
Union Governor and Ia Union Legislature, thus
endorsing Union President, Union Cabi.
net, a Union Senate, Union House of Rep
rsssntatives, and the great National Union
Party organization Of this country.
The people of New Hampshire, true 10
their ancestral love Of justice and truth,
have again routed, in confusion, the open
Copperhsad foes Of republican ideas and free
Institutions, and, along with them, have
hurled from their midst the insidious rep
tilss-worss than "CoPperheads that
have so recently crept into their ranks to
poison and kill and disorganizs and disturb
the political harmony of that State.
New Hampshire stands erect and in line
with the great National Union party of the
country. Connecticut will next wheel into
line.
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-14
LOCA AFF

A Row About four O'Clock yesterday
afternoon 9 diaioulty occurred at the restaurant
Of Jacob Roth, corner Of Second aud @ streets,
Capitol Hill. 1t appears that eight or ten soldiers
went into the place, got drinks, and refused to
pay for them Mrs. Roth tried to put them out,
when one Of thom struck her. Roth then made
his appearance with double barrel gun in his
hand, and fred into them, striking about ax Of
them, innloting slight wounds.
The soldiers then procured a warrant against
Roth, and he was arrested by oflcer Fuss, Of the
Fourth ward. The case was heard before Jus
iiee Walter this morning, and Roth was held to
was also arrested and held to bail for assault and
battery!
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-14
Clothing Account of Volunteer Sol
diers.
WAR DEPARTMENT, }
ADJurANr GENERLL'A0PPIcR,
wAsHIEGTos, March Is, 1866.

.' 1 WAR DEPARTMENT
ADJurANr GENERAL 3 0PPICR,
WAsHlSGTos, March Is, 1866.
Gensrdt 0rders, No. IL.
The following Regulation Is substituted
for General Orders, No. Ill, of December 90,
1865: 'rB .
In the settlement Of clothing accounts Of
volunteer soldiers, made since March 8, 1865,
whether fnal Or the regular annual settle.
ment indicated IN paragraph 1850, Revised
Regulations, each soldier will be credited
with the amount Of money due for clothing
for the period for which the settlement Is
made, and will be charged with the value of
clothing drawn by him during the same
period. o.. ..,...... ....,..
In making up the credit for clothing Of
volunteer soldier discharged since the Sd of
March, 1855, the following rifles will be OBJ.
served; Credit will be given at the rate Of
$3.50 per month for the period included be-
tween the date Of last settlement or enlist
ment, as the case may be, and the Sd Of
March, 1903, the date on which the act of
Congross equalizing the allowance for cloth.
ing to volunteers and regulars went into Of.
feet. From that date until the expiration of
the period for which settlement is made,
credit will be given for the money allowance
ior clothing as hxed for regular soldiers for
the same period.
Where the date Of discharge involves a
fractional portion Of any one year Of service,
credit will be given for apro rata Of the
money allowance for clothing for that year,
whether 1t be the first, second, or third Of
service. The money value Of this allowance
for each year Of service, and the prices at
which clothing should be charged, will be
taken from the general order fixing the price
and allowance of clothing In force at the
tims. ..-....T ...,r
By order Of the Secretary of War:
Il. ID. TowNsgsD,
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-14
GEN. BANKS ON THE FRENCH
EXPORITION.

ostoN'
Inc rare oceofrence Of . speech on the
moor OIL congress IN "nicn All agree In 'enti-
men', ana All unite IN Pia's'ng' seems 70
nave oson maae yesterday oy zen. BANKS
On 'ne resolution iepo''ea oy toe oompie'ee
vi winch ne 10 chairman, ASKING TOT an ap-
Prop,'aaon o, money sha puonc vessels 70
Assist In 'he ihaasu,a' haposieon "hion Ii
70 commence In Aprh' 1851
nave nearo no saon enoomiums u pom
any speecn unicn mas oeen made TINS session
ana /" was listened 70 with rapt attention;
the hour oeins extended without the formal
iS ots vote-ths call oil the members 70 go
on" deoiding the question TOT ITSELF
me sPeciai point Oh TINS statesmanhke
suort was IN y" por.raya OIL the power and
resources oi 'ne country anu 'ne proposition