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the negro; bu, We iv!i.ve tha, some
.r,,sm for tho pnui.hm-u, Of petty mi.
demsspoS may be devised which would
b. more economical and expsdiuous than
The Dis,ric, Cour, sy.,em-sonetbine on
the plan Of a police Curt, whore 5as,ics
would he speedy aud cheap. THIS could
bs better ma ursj after the necessity for
i, arises, and after We become better ap
pri.ed than We are at preseni. as TO how
lar j,',ice in South Carolina ia to he con.
uoli.d hy the military authorities.
We have sndeavored TO show that
there is at leas. no present necessity for
sdd,i"usi Courts. In some future issue
We may estimate the expense, to the S,,,e
and people. Of the Dis'rc, Court system.
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Important Decision,

Judge Munro. presiding At the October
FERN of the Court, a. A.bevi 10, has
rendered an irnpor,sn, opinion. re- awe u,
tie jnrrd,:uon Of the District Courts -
lie doe, not b-lsv- that the Cuur: hss
jurshictIon OF issues where both parties
.r- white. nor pf mia t.rhs-nors ~hsre the
accused is white PRISON. u u also ex
presses grav. d nbl. y, - the Cpnsli.u
uonstity of the t'sr "f color-d psrsnns ior
feon'e. ia the Circuit Courts OF the Stale
Shsse Opinions are ha.ed up"n that ART
cIs o. the New Constitution Of the Stats
whsren provisions 10 msds for DatricI
Courts. aud IN which oc.u,s the cIsuse,
""h,ch Cour shalt have .ri.d'cti"n Of all
civil cases wherein one or both Of the
parties are p-r-ons of coior, and OF all
criminal ca-es wherein the accused 70 y
person OF c,:or; and the Legislature is
empo~srei 10 extend the Jurisdiction OF
the aid Court To o,h-r suij .c,s" Jndye
Munro does no. believe ,hsl the provision
10 extend jnr-dic,ion to other subjects.
gives the Legislature power 1" extent tie
Jurisdiction to whi'e prf~ns; or ~ .oIher
word. 'ha, the word mgects in the Cow
st'ntio". does not m-Hn persons
Th-s" Questions viii go before tn. Conr,
4 Kuor., IN Drcsmher h-x', tor n A ,al
incorporation. n Judge Munros's view.
ara sustained, an stnsndmen TO the Cor.
s'i'ution s'll be required 10 order to re
move the difficulty
YorkS;ue Enauirsy.
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tn. AMEspNxSr.-Dr. Deems paper.
the Watehmdn. I" inclined to ur,. the
Southern people to sec-p, the Howard
amendment. We said in our last il
seem-d 20 bc ce,tain ihst in no even,
would this State acc.p, the amendment !:
but. il NAV he. ,ha, thrss monk hence
Governor Worth, the Sentinel. aud the
r'et h"hv "f the lsshi"g m.n of th,.
State will urge. in the mpI ssrnet ,.r,ns.
the adoption of this amendment. Tn-y
'nSv even q" fnrrher, and d.cIsr- ihs, ,h.
.si'ation of tho South and tho fate ~ the
country depend IN its adoption. Bu, We
fear it viii lie ,on la:e. Oregon ha. jus,
virtually -Ipunpsi her ,sufra,ion of This
am"ndmeni. aud ". do not think il hkelv
thai ali ,hs New gland Ststes will
raifv il, Raleigh STANDARD.
We think il likely that s,,ns of ths
Northern Ss'ss will rejec, the Ansad
ms"'. because they .an' 10 force moro
degrading terms on the Snlhsr StNes
than 10 proposed bv that n-.sn,s
Charlotte Democrat.
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State Items.

The Chester Standard ha. the folio ~
invi
PKooRrss. The Proves, Cour, a, this
Post has been discontinued. and the Jail
restored TO the custody Of the Sheriff. in
accordance With tie recent orders OF Gen.
Sickl-s Several culprits under sentences
of imprisonment for n longer period than
thirty dsvs. we're sen, down last week to
Castle P'nckne7 A number, in confins
n:eot for trivial offences, were discharged.
Miss Hannah Moore. a young lady re-
aiding in this town, WA. fatally shot By
her brotherin law. Mr.. G. w. Tea,e., on
the night of the ;5,h inst, ha u,is,akiue
her for burglar She survived only ad
hour after receiving the wounds. but bs,
fore dying she fully eronsrated Mr.. Tea.
te. from any criminal intent. The do
cess-d WAS a native Of Ireland and about
eighteen years Of age. Tie family have
the sympathy OF the entire community.
GRskRAL JA,L DxL,vxRr.-The i.il
in this town was emp,ied Of all its oc.
cnpsnts on the night Of the 18Th inst
Seven prisoners. two whites and live ne
groes. escaped leaving only two in con
finsm.nt. One OF the latter is sevs,ely
wounded, and the other refused to accom-
psnv the fugi'ives. Among those e.cap.
sd ara the Two negroes, Bolton Klirs.
alias Williams. and London Jones' oiias
Ad ms. who so brutaly murdered NJ. A.
ID Walker Of this District Oh the 22d
day OF last July. Two whites, Jaue~av,
chsreed with horse stealing. and Street,
accused Of larceny. also Effected their a.
cape. toes,hsr with three negros, under
arrest Tor COW stealing.
NkoRo ExiaRArios.-Wss see tha at the
freedmen are removing from Georgia, 90
ing still westward. From several Dor.
,ions Of South Csrolina manv have left
and are s,iIl lesving for Florida and the
srthes west. Higher wages 10 the in
ducement. We are vastly in need Of
their eoinr.-porkuiik Enquirer.
On the nigh, Of the 5,h inst, CARO-, .
freedman, sho, and kills l Jos WILLIAMS
OF Anderson District The occurrence
took place in hi. hi.,rict. Tho negro
n now in jsi.-Piekens Courier.
Mrthew Skates, revolutionary soldier
aged los. disd nesr C"~psns battle.
ground. in spsrtsuburg District. on ;hs
29,h August last.
ORoAsIzArIoS or rHk DIsrRIcr Cou.r.
-Th. Hon. Wm Q Beatty ~. quail
fed to the Office Of District Judge, on
Saturday last, and entsr. upon, bis du,iss
forthwith. A special Cour, ~ss held %
Monday. ard the Grand and Ps,i, Ju.
rors, for the Jsrna'v T.rm Of the Court,
drawn Yorkoi,ie Enquirer.
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ATTEMPTED .Nkoso Issussxoruox on

ArrxnP,xp .NEoso Issussxorox os
TTax MssIssirPr.--A Aemphi. d-sps,ch
OF Monday s,s that = ssrion. disturbances
occurred N Ca, Island, % miles Lslo-
that city last Saturday,. Ab,ut fhy
negroes armed themselves and started ont,
[" some say, with the determination Of
sISaghte'ing all the whites. They Ast
encountered Two msn named Henry and
Ike Turner, and commenced firing up,.n
them, ~h.n ihey rs'ornsi ,hs Ere With
rsvoIVsrs. kMng Bill D'x"n. The issdsr,
aad smother negro. and ~ounding three
",hrrs. Henry Turne, vas sligh,I, ~oupd
oil in the head
The neeroes then I'D, sn1 the shi,ss
IN The neig''borhood AIMED and ven, in
pu'snit: but after the dss'h of their ls.d
~ tho negroes sos,terrd through tho
country. = ries ara nov here in scar ch
Of some Of the ringls.den.
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In rHx Miosr OF Lrvs Ws ARE n


DxArH.-A fearful accident. the particu.
lars OF ~hch will bs found 10 another
column. took place At O.isry, St. Mary,
= liuie l'svon-hrs town, on Sunday last.
Not long ago tho town ~~s visited by Q
destructive fire which burned out the peo
pc BY whole streets. making . blacksnsd
ruin OF ono quarter Of the qniet. rural
place. A female preacher. connected Nth
tho Pl' mouth Brethren took her stand 10
Jtsu-strss'. anon the ruins on Sunday
last. and addressed . congregation on The
wrath Of God from = passage in tho Apo.
calypso which describes the wicked a
Saying TO the rock. and mountains, Fall
o" Us and hide Us from the face Of him
thai sittsth on the throne" whea suddsa
= chimney near which the meeting was
bald foil upon the psopls. killing some
eight ~ nine on the spot, seriously wound.
ing and msimine = dozen more and is.
j"ing to less extent sixteen or ssvsntssA
Others. Was there aver . more solsms
.xhorta'ion after sermon. or . clearer
illustrations Of the truth, "In the midst d
life se ere in dss'h I"
Stoferdshirs Eng Times, Sept. l..
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HoLDsr, TIE notorious, 10 striving q
induce North C.rolins to aecspt the ooa
slitut'onsl amendment He writes 10 ,hA
R,lsigh Standard. thus:
We ssw and heard enough ss wash.
ington 10 convince us that " the Howard
smsn !men, should no. be accepted By thS
son,hsrn Sts,es. rs oreasfxAtios wqsil
foIlo~. With negro suffrage. oonfisestiea
"fpropsrty. and many other evils. W.
wish tho South to take this amend sassA
to avoid further asd grsstss evils.
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The New York Hsrold iniu'g.s in the
following prophecy against the R.dicai
leaders,
They viii de. haunted AVID crippled.
like j. Wilkes Booth. or msimed and
needing, like R,bespisrre. and In all our
large cities few lamp poets ~ill BE- without
thsir radical psnd.o,s. Those Who Gov
the winds will reap ths whiri1iuda
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w Our patrons who

Are In arrears for subscription, and to whom we
have kindly extended every indulgence until
now, are respectfully requested to call and set,
tie their small Indebtedness. Persons who owe
us for advertising and job work are reminded
Of the fact that we need the money, aud We
trust this notice will be regarded personally ad
dressed to all such.
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Negro Testimony.

TIE Mississippi Ciorion r-p"r's ,hetral,
c"nv,c, o" aud sentence offs white man fnr
the kiIi,g Of nes,o-,he conrh,ion
maze On neuro testirn"uv sinne.. The
sentence Of Judge Campbell is full OF
interest II is the frs, cs.e in tnnr Sra'e,
and perhaps the first in the South, where
n white man WAS convcieI on negro
testimony.
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The --latest by Mail.
Later frcm Europe,

NEw YoRx October 10 The s,eam.,
Scotis bas arrived .ith Gates to the 7,h,
The following are the condi,ions Of ,hs
treaty OF peace between Austria and f,a.
": A mutual exchange Of all pri,on.is
Of war. ku,ris consent. TO the UuioS
Of Vene,ia with Ilaly; the frontiers to
be added are those which cons,nu,s ,bs
administration Of Ven.li. While under
the Austrian domiuiHn The amoun, Of
deb, 10 re assumed by IsIv 10 thirty mil
lion forms PAYABLE in eleven iustslnsnts,
IN twenty three months.
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Tie follosing article. are sI-mp, from
eI-eu'ioR and sale. by the law, OF South
Carolina:
Articles exempt rom sxeeu,ios for debt,
viz: To each family. two beds. -irh ne
cesssry bedding. two bed stesds. one spin
Jog wheel and too pairs cards. one loom.
and one COW and calf, ia farm-r, the
necessary farming tools: IL a mechanic,
'he TOOLS 81 ha trade; the ordin.,y eork,
ing utensils, aud .su dollars worth Of pro
visions"
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Prom Washington.

WAsHINoros. Oct l7.-Thsre seems
TO he no doubt that Stanton will soon 70:
tire from the Wsr Department. and that
Lieut.. General Sherman will succeei h,r,
for . time nj least As acting Secretary 81
War.
OAoHA, Oct Der l7.-Offici.l returns
from the territory are nesrly complete
showing Republican maturity bstwesh
ak and seven hundred.
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MANLY FlRusEss "A Vrsinia writ.

MANLY FrRMskss A vrginia writer
stsss :hrt Gen Gran, h . written = letter
10 Gen. r Y Zee, IN which he tays,
among other thing,. that all the Confed
-rst- "lFi,'sts and soldiers parolrd cannot
be wed for ,r-ason or moles',d. 80 long
As they observe their ohlgst ions. Good
for Gen Grant. and }ust ,hs ssu,insu, to
be expected from z brave man.
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Tnx TxxAs Caoss The aal,ss.es

NeSs. Of the 2sth. says:
An in,siesn, planter isforms ~ that
there will not be more than one tenth II
crop of cotton il MstsgorJs. Brssoria
and Wharton counties. In fost Bead
nbout one eighth ofa crop viii be nsdA
Or informant h we'll acquainted ~isA
the region he represents. He Information
from the whole State 10 extensive, and be
thints HE sasiss crop vili Be mucb bs,se
one fosrth. ''.' "r'
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The Carolirion announces the death.
in Colomh's. on Monday iast, of Dr..
Robert w. Gibbs, e,.
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Death Of John Van Hursn.

New foRK, October le John Vah
Buren, died two da,s since on hoard the
steamship scstia n. sea; his body has bssu
brought here.
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TERMS FOR SUBSCRIPTION.

eE- Ma. J. F. CoRcoR.N 10 our authorized
Agen, for the City Of Charleston, to solicit Ad.
tsrtisements aud subscriptions. Receipts given
by him Tor advertising will be recognized 1t
this office. He can be found at the hrm Of
Risley i Creig hton, ll0 East Bay.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-23
BY TELEa n AP H /.
II esolutions OF the Tennessee Unioi
Convention. .

NASHVILLE, Feb. 23-The Union conven-
ton has adjourned after the passage of reso-
lutions declaring tho people Of Tennessee are
excluded from the benefits Of the Union, upon
the unfounded assumption that they are not
sufficiently loyal to be admitted to repre-
sentation in Congress. w.. r"'
The delegates 70 this convention place
upon record their united testimony against
the truth Of this imputation- The people
were never moro sincerely anxious for the
preservation Of good order and the rsstora.
tod of civil law, nor more earnestly united
to support and preserve the Union and the
Constitution against all assaults.
They recognise the late amendment pro-
hibiting involuntary servitude as part Of
the Constitution, and will give that clause
an honest and sincere support. They are
prepared TO aid In atiording to freed persons
Of color such protection as shall secure to
them all their civil and political rights, com
patible with the best interests OF both races,
insisting, however, that this subject belongs
exclusively to the people of the State, and
that the same has not been transferred to
Congress; that the citizens have right to
elect representatives to Congress, and Con-
gress cannot legally exclude them; that the
people should be relieved Of the presence Of
the military authority.
The resolution also expresses hearty en-
dorsement and approval Of the policy of the
President, and especially his recent message
relative TO the Freedmen's Bureau.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-23
Grand Reception and Pre-.
sentation to Gen. Grant.
Especial Dispatch to the National RE-
publican.l u s.

Especial Dispatch 20 the National re-
Pubiican.l, u s.
New York, Feb. 2S.-Gen. GRANT had a
grand reception at the Union League Club,
In Union Square, last night, on which occa-
sion a splendid banquet was laid, and SAM
UEL p. RUGGLEs, ESQ, in behalf of the
Club, presented Gen. GRANT with a splendid
portrait Of Gen. WIsFIELD scorr, painted
by PAGE. The General is in civilians dress,
with the conventional cspacious standing
collar stiil worn by gentlemen Of the old
school. In the head Of the figure Mr.. PACE
has expended his best skill and care, and
with admirable success. - .s..r. .ar
It is a noble, kindly, and venerable face
that he gives, and while q faithful likeness,
does not convey the idea Of extreme old age
which many are apt to associate with scorr
as he is to-day. The frame Of the picture Ia
a most elaborate specimen Of carving and
gliding and is adorned with many national
emblems. 70. u-... % .
Among the distinguished persons present
were Postmaster General DEsHIsos and First
/. Assistant Postmaster RANDALL. % ..,,
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THIRTY NINTH CONGRESS
First Session.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1865.
SEN ATE.


Mr.. Ramsey presented the petition of DR..
Evans, Of Colorado recommending strict
quarantine as a preventive Of the spread Of
cholera in this country. Referred to the
Committee on Commerce. ....- d
Mr.. Fessenden presented petition for q
reduction Of tax on agricultural implements.
Referred to the Committee on Finance.
Mr.. Cowan presented q petition asking
that an amendment to the Constitution be
adopted to prevent any State from making
distinction In the rights of naturalized citi,
zens. Referred 10 the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Wilson introduced bill to continue
in force the present Freedmen's Bureau for
two years longer; which was referred to the
Military Committee.
Mr.. Pomeroy introduced bill to REIN.
burse the State of Kansas for expenses in.
Cured in equipping and calling out militia
to repel the invasion Of that State and Mis-.
souri,, Referred to the Committee on Mill
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Cobb, of Wisconsin, on leave, intro.
duced Joint resolution from the Legislature
of Wisconsin, relating to the improvement Of
the navigation ofthe rapids ofthe Mississippi
river.
On motion of Mr.. Blaine, Of Maine, five
thousand copies of the bill and report to re-
imburse the loyal States for debts incurred
during the war, were ordered to be printed.
The House then resumed, as the special
order, the consideration of the contested
election ease of the Seventh Indiana dis
trict-Washburne against Voorhees,.
Mr., Marshall, Of Illinois, addressed the
House in favor Of the minority report of the
Committee on Elections, which declares Mr..
Voorhees, entitled to his scat.
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Postmaster General DEsNIsoS, accompa-
MED by Secretary SEWARD and Gov. RAN
DALI, arrived in New York last night about
seven O'Clock. After speaking at the great
mass Union meeting at the Cooper Institute,
Gov. DEsSIsoS and Gov. RANDALL attended
the Union League banquet in honor of Lieut..
Gen. GRANT, took the cars at midnight, and
reached this city about eleven this forenoon
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-23

SUPREME C0URr OF THE UHIrED Stains
FRIDAY, Feb. %, 1866.
On motion Of Attorney General Speed, Henry
r. Pierson, Esq, Of New York, was admitted an
attorney and counsellor Of this court.
No l59 Ths United States, appellants VS.. Vi
cente +. Gorney. q. g.
The motion to strike ont certain parts Of the
record and dismiss this appeal In this cause was
argued by Mr.. Stone aud Mr. Cope, In support
thereof, and by MIR. GoOld and Mr. Black, In OPP
position thereto. -.,7
No, ia. James @. @. BEN ct al, appellants, VS..
The Ohio Life Insurance aud Trust Go. OF al
The argument In this cause was continued by
Mr.. worthingto for the appellees.
Adjourned until Monday at II O'Clock.
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|SECQADfBBITIQk
Fpd1t 6,4lspOIk. pr sf

' - - :
lt---T -NIE
HON. shMUEL HOOPbH oNHf@
LOAN HILL.
-. ~, -
FINANCE 10 suoJect presenting ~"
tions To the student or -ths seholar--- In this
.o,,,,, n, d. ~, j. ,o,,,i.r asid ~ s.plorn.
county " " not PoPu'ar neio Vi oNP'''"
Non or Interrogation; and but few among our
M. - ,Lo..,,..i,, ,.,..d In mi. inn
Pu"io ~" s's '.o'easA's "
portant branch OF, pol teal acanomy. Among
the h'nl.ea heuioes VI sposo WY "s,s s'''s
tered this. difficult subject, Hon. SAMUEL
Uooprp Of Maasachpsetis n one. -.a
wv. .,,h.- zoo =, v.,,.,s.o Nat
N. uooprp ,,artisd ~ ho.rv conservative
os,h. M..,,.hr..,,. tr,,,.,nrn mi ooussd
- 49, a.. - go. -,
something hke CONFUSION IN Dta'o sHee'
BY his bold and original views on "banks
-. L..l,,,, 49,. ,-h.n n nav
ano oanHnB' y ''"ie
idea. especially on the settled policy Of the
CO., LIT .e. A., .,.x.n.v IN, "a.
S'as'' "''n re'eisuoe W
garded rs revolutionary. But things have
ob.ngad s;nca ,bal lima and thu ideas than
.eu"nsea oi"0s '"ee s'A''' "'ss'S 'N
advanced by Mr.. HooPER as right in the alb
straet have sinee been admitted as A matter
sSes' A",s '0'
Of necessity. ar EH...r" .r
NJ uhoprpS .,t.nsivay experience M h
% mt"nSorENs eAens'' 'Ap''Ae "' !,
merchant, Of large means and ,business, and
III. vsf,. tpo,xr renutation7 AZ n s1t,a1f In
:, is ,,E-,-,
'neso oos',u'e qsosuoss I =. =,
sro" ,a '" ""u "e'bn"' "n'" nv
Prooiem oe0ane su,a an 'upOl'@nt o'o"en I.
VI '"nee "ar rio'"o,y nv o"' ''"" ""o nv,
consumed, OF nnoso 'uese '0V"ai' tns' ""'i
IN the poncy OF Mr. OHAsk, Wnho oecretary
Of the Treasury, than were those Of Mr..
uoan.. T, a. Ala e.n,,i,a, fo,t An M h.
hoofEh' ~ 10 "'eo i"'", i"0S '""' NJ
was ono Of the men from whom Mr.. LINCOLN
s.a.ua.a A. ,,.L. a ,.i..,;o, ma IN. s,ccassor
in'ohuou W MANI Se''o''o "' '
of Mr.. .CHAsB. II is for these reasons that
h,s .r.a,h ,non Tho Loan R;ll will be read
~" 80 ..,'--
with interest; and the hopeful view ne taxes
of our financial nos;tion will be received
o nl'. 81 -
with satisfaction by the country. ,r
Mr.. .HoopRR,s speech IA lucid. strong and
-, .
concise. IL is the speech OF Praot'ca'
statesman. Ii il an excellent history of the
o--,-,., :. A., -, ii oi,,
| ANNN'N - N'.~
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-23

SIMEON LELAND and wife, Of New York,
are at willards' Hotel. n, ,.4u ~,
SAMUEL BowLRs, editor of the Springfield
(Mass.) Republican, is In town at willards'
Gov. Cox, Of Ohio, is in town, the guess
Of Postmaster General DsnniHon.
Gov. ANDREW Is In town stopping at Viii
lards'. ..a iau ,a.g
Gov. FESToN, Of New York, and daugh'
tor, are in town, the guests Of Senator Harris
The Governor called upon the President to day.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-23

SAVANNAH, February 22.--The British
bark British America, which went ashore at
st. Catharine's Island, on the 18th instant,
Is rapidly breaking up. spars, ETC., will be
Cotton has an upward tendency. Receipts
for the week, 4OS bales of Sea Island and
10y bales Upland Exports, ADJ bales of
6ea Island, and D. VIZ bales Of Upland Stock
on hand, 1885 Sea Island and 10, 052 Up.
land.
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Terrible Steamboat Disaster--General
Logan and the Fenlans.

PIrrsBURo, Feb. 23.-The new steamer
Winchester, laden with petroleum, and con-
tanning passengers from Parkersburg for this
city, took are about ten miles above Wells
vile, and was entirely destroyed. 1t is re-
ported that twenty lives were lost.
1t is said that Gen. John A. Logan tele-
graphs there that he never authorized the
use Of his name by the Fenians.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-23

TRENTON, Feb. 23.-The 8 O'Clock through
train on the New Jersey railroad being de.
tanned by fog on the North river this morn
ing, run into wood train switching across
the track out Of time Mt East Newark The
locomotives were both demolished and two
cars of the Washington train badly smashed
Three brakesmen were seriously injured, one
having both legs shookingly damned, and
another injured internally.
The Washington and other trains were de-
layed several hours.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-23

SIGNIVIoAET--The Savannah Republican,,
in noticing the departure of the Goth New
York volunteers, says:
The regiment, though small, made flne
appearance as they marched down Bay street,
headed by their drum corps, the national
colors floating in the cheerful sunlight. Thus
day By day the last vsstige Of military power
ID. being Withdrawn from our State, but il
will no denbt be long time before We shall
uitneAs Abe total withdrawal of the military
fhoni cur borders, One AiRg Is eertain, Il
tooatd Iset 10 PrOsIotigs Of ths Safsty aud Vei.
fare IF Uaionists % do So,I
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-23

BALTIMORE, Feb. 23.-Flour is heavy.
Wheat dull-Psnn. red /. Goal, 80; Southern
white !. 7Oal 80. oon-white 74a75i yellow
75a76. Oats steady. Provisions are dull
and nominal. Seeds dull. Whisky closed
firm at 22lta2.22. Sugars heavy.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-23

GEN. CART's LECTURES The lectures Of
Gen. GARY on temperance, and on the cause
and results Of the late rebellion, to be deliy-
cred in the E-street Baptist church on the
I'd and 5th Of March, will attract general at
tsntion. Gen. CARY'ss reputation as an ora.
tor will insure Q speedy sale Of tickets.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-23

wAsHNOToN's Birthday was celebrated at
Richmond by parade Of troops. Freedmen
crowded Cspitn aI4se during the day,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-23

INTERNAL REvEHun RHoEIPrs today
1894, 1914.