Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-22
sUNDRIRs To suNDRIEs.

CoScoRp, Mass, furnishes Chicago will
tho belle Of the skating park.
THE Chicago Repnbi,oan announces tn,
disoontinuanee Of its Sunday edition.
UNION Stare CONVENTION in Connecticut
February IA.
wAsBISeros-ths Yankee capital-RieI.
mond Examiner, 2Oth.
A NEW York BURGLAR has been sentenced
to tho penitsntiary for twenty years.
THREE DOLLAR NOTES are to DO issued to
the national banks.
THxoDoRE TILroN gets ~, 900 . year q.
editor Of the New York Indepsndsnt.
In Boston the weather 10 in melting
mood.
The policies Of a bogus insurance company
in New York are described as binding as a
dose Of salts.-Boston Post.
The Montgomery (Ala) MR speaks of
Senator Wilson rs "the sage eobbler of Ma
hant."
GEN. JoHs W. GEARr Is talked Of as a
Union candidate for Governor Of Pennsylva-
mia.
FrssrY, one Of the Adams Express Com.
pany robbers, has escaped from the Jail at
Norwich.
THIS year Ash Wednesday falls on 81. Val.
entins's day, and Easter Sunday on tall
fools dAy"-1st Of April.
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CbiIian cruiser has already coma N 40. from
that port and that tbr,. mora ara 10 follov.
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nm rob'AsD mas oeeh Ieprimanoeu oy
INC oPeahor oi tue virginia mouse oi REPRE-
seh'a'i'es'
TIE proprietor Of a distillery in Newark,
N. j., tumbled into vat recently and was
boiled to death.
"MuzzLrsen has succeeded psrrotinr: the
victims nose and mouth are compressed
while he Is plundered. or the two garroting
Is said to DO less unpleasant.
SOMEBODY said of Buchanan: "The old
scamp; he sat at Washington for four years
like bread poutice, and drew the rebellion
to head"
The Oldest CLERGY man in Boston is Father
Cleveland, in his cath year, and still active
in the duties Of his charitable profession. He
was an ofiice-holder under Washington.
The sum of $500 has been pledged by citi
zens Of Northdeld, Conn for the erection of
q monument to the soldiers from that place
who have fallen in the war.
FATHER HrAcNrHE, in Paris, pronounees
man "a non. commissioned officer in the army
Of apes" Remark by Mr.. Afterwit-"There
Is good many that ought TO be reduced to
the ranks"
The Alabama papers howl ferociously
about Mr. dobright' because he calls Raph
learned tho lingo "nioh prevails In the UNI
'ea o'a'es'
The youngest oil operator is J. o. R. Viii.
son, of Rochester N. Y, who is yet in his
'esn'. nv nA n'ssy interest In 'ne rem
A ',s'o, "no u''po''u Vi part oi !"
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KNOLL a HINES, proprietorS Of the Plant
srs' Hotel, in Cincinnati, had quarrel on
Saturday evening about the character Of one
Of their female boardsrs, and the upshot was
that Knoll was killed BY Hines.
TIE Nashville and CHATTANOOGA railroad
has begun n suit against its late president
for 81, 900, 900 damages, in permitting the
Confederate Government to use the road and
its machinery during the war
THEODORE ALLEN, of the late firm Of Allen.
Hughes Riley, bounty brokers, was ar.
rested in Brooklyn, Now York, on Friday,
and taken to New Jersey for trial, on a
charge of having defrauded recruits enlisted
at Hoboken last spring Of 1926, 900.
'Tuv staam.r p,vmou,b Rook ~ N. N.v
York and Groton line, which was sunk of
Greenwich, Conn, on the morning Of the 10th
inst, was successfully raised on Friday BY
the Columbian Coast wrecking COMPANY.
and taken to New York.
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- c,,v. 4. ..,d - ~ a. r.. .o,,...
tion Of hostage stamps in the world. IL CON.
tanning every postal ever issued. and all o,
them unused. Every country is graced by
the autograph and portrait Of its ruler.
OK Friday, for the FIRST time in our conn.
try's history, A colored contractor received