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, 1866-02-10

G.esezy Haztngs sold Nyers Co ls hcad. svesae-
e ns *osais sSesd
Ing ials ~ II ssts; TO sesdmzo ss head stes. AZ
.!erssns ii s. i sisss q De1al s head. .7assaE
sssses i "A: .ela IN Mc.r., G? = head cer'
Inc ~ Is 4ksx; % Anzhsa - heaa, assraztns t1st
Hi i Kse,e. sosd Morris y head. averaging t.laa
hspea;er so,d Boland y head, svessging Loa' H.
cosleY d Co. sold Ionez Clifford Is. head Cow ND
a. ~: Is Is ~
coanose % q I'D Moae Il hesa averaging 1.on ~, 1t
Math sela gsedy II, head. syesss,ae s 1:a: r. at
Aa:ns fsrsee: .oq GsTess essa II f'ssfE ~
asses SssS ;ys5,staf 5 t.Ss r. *sea' to
r Te%ts Es@ H. = M it, =: !. e
as2e,s fsae Sssx e q. soid I'D i*1ess Co. 1s head
mss,9 sa1Sf sd Ts,:s Il e.. head ~ s.o 1b. 1t
!. andlry q Go. sold wa,.a1l Co. 70 head. ~.
coassl r. .old Elseer 70 hsad ssse1''
e E1a1i I Gid 81 Hughes 10 head, averaging ~ n'' 1t
|sl,work Mallory ke'a Ptyss u rcd; 11erafsnk =,
- q III: % Weadt il head Cows averaging Isa
1;i1shsii + Adams sold k1ser Is head good atsEs,
nytrsripr ias M ii t60e: 70 ssosktg4 neao. ate
raging gn RI, It; To Morris q Co.7 heaos a'e1%
f1T ITpeh 3 e Crsie Il head. ssasglus 1pea ns, At
fSo.u 4 Thompson sold Keller 70 bead. aTe9aEins
ri 81, ii aiS,h: " Joaca Gnnrd = PEAL sss1a
sirT IN M at II Ely: TO Rx11e IL ht&u 4fa4f!na
Il 81, ii {4aa to Hrnan 70 head, avessx7n2 AIc
| d. at $GA ! r-9 a. a
s'Wa..ea sold Dlvsl u head. ay+saE!ox 1se ss,s
f;refo sold Jones L Gl1ord head, AFefag!n
LII ~, ii $500; to 6socktuu.s htao aSe11saaz "
Eoc1is { B1ny sola Wall II head' ave'as'ns s7s D
iii n vail, 8, head Averaging Ss3 rA Al N.1aH.
fttnsiry sold He1tn 100 head. averaging 1*1a 0kt
, 1866-02-10
AN ORDINANCE concerning
~ tha Chfraon nt1rlfnoton and Quincy Railroad

u ~ c4N<xA* A4s w lVAEElAA4s5
II the Chicago. Burlington and Quincy Railroad
pe It Tdafatd BY shs Common cpunesi u sa4 cIss a
sTcT1ox l. That perntss,on md authority ta hereby
given 70 tic cn!eaao. bornet91 Gplncy Nsisosa a
erttatt railroad With single ssf aut MN CO.
e. t1raouta ard ade uaca necessary to
aSs :Ps e sas
ber Streets hence nofthea.,efty lanp9 fsss t9
IS s 8 e. ,ss st 81 SSss rfei
"a nsEsoi Eth 1.F sfes5 4
the east southeast aide of tutnbe1 street. a. nearly
~bos y e ae ans tic
se 9f sse B9a5a q hc % M9Ff H., tac
rsni !. ~ ,e I'll
cause iht t.ck Twenty aeeond ~ eet o be Temosed
.ss. seet H. de- @ sss
be eii ,landfag sad m.ta trset 90 rxens,sesGnd
s5def nnds9 : psaaty ~ o ., one aandfed aoiiss.
sds sexs s.lshef e atSs, aPa t1s
ill., sse I'D isE1s b arsea usoa y x 2: ::
sEso 5s :.sssEss granted tr TIL. ordnance an
es ~, .S 9
s@izs o. plank - sna Nhen directed BY board q
ssa
ny, md also twenty feet to width on Lumber
ss!sss @ ;h.ll 8 moEsa Il et,Ss! sae
81 e. e.
snaJl .iso a:sp I'D 1s1sk stac .ek TMcnes snd
sfc.a. The permission heEeby granted Is upon the
I'd sste e
penss aud suits artalng ont Of The oecupaton Or use
q sald stsests By said ConparS
Sc. Thls perm..'ea l. granted sub!cct 70 ~ xen
cra ordt auces DOW y ftct OF thst MaT hereafter oe
p1s9Ed CpnCtrnlnG FnI5G4d1 IN 1alQ Glkf. =,
, 1866-02-10

Gold opcued here 4. 1s91s, hut closed unsettled
a, l3Sx1s5h Silver IL dull and nominal At 1S011S1
Ibcrr Ii q good demand for Sereu Thlsnca. mud
fhe ,nnrkeh In HTEu Nc pVoae,
, 1866-02-10
81 2Ql E&@ lRH1H
1t In too Cheap.
4 en- Be pott Ing 10 certain to cure X,


rhere en- BE- pott 10 ctsln to cule seyefe e2u
efsn1els' Il RsdWs1s RtaaJ Rslsi i Is TO
Il asposes ibs pam dlteGy i pFot9;e3 psrsptb IT,
bladder Inv sn- De- rapidly throEs o9 ~ tHe t%e avs
I'D matter produced hy The tcrsnRtntnI 81 tno ~
lem, ieaTing thr reeaperstEe poEers 9! uAs59s -
ss1erf tter autr0Ytty nud restore tht hnnEses q
fect health hut then the remedy j. s1 enfsp: tiA
nm tnd tbAs Tou hSs s'cxuCht co!d Il II CM!s4
dn not nut of the use OF Een.eine 1ntA tns saHp!s
Nrod' hss ccrenetatcd into mora SERIOUS asoIueI.
Aff.fk the spciaS at once before 30 has hao ne %
se1rci bis round to1rench n11$ ntd etect 1oltio
finns Whcp ron hayc a pain 70 the Dacx mo on
nfadache: whEu your bones AL rec! ss tney 49,
ntsn Beaten and your sktD A II muc0 hroiaso Ensn
sisasItude cyercoDes sou, - II 5oQ do bo1 Wlao 20
moSs; when your appetite dds away. yoa Go9stsa..
" sureze or cough snd you feel utterly unaee 20 pel
@bad cold lsy ont 50 cents EoT bottle of EaaTays
Ms ,' Il yoa s1e asnsmed Of being cured e Eheaply
oner charge you less than 6st dollars besides ne
ptoEe y 2na I'll 10 besitR you ahos5d h.een or ths
nntrtr 10 t1ke one two spooufulI Of Ready 5teei
in ian tufnDlt5 Of ETtecnea water Going 70 aso on
WnuId nfobapjy r1Se Up well n1An 10 tne morning:
Ton would persptre the cold entirely ont q You. n
snv rate twp or three similar doses ne9t 1a Hoao
cr?t sinir accomplish the pripose HsaN NE seaaS
Hehef Il the best thing The world TO cure c2!o.
never fails. II hat. VIC Nil too*. hat one taa1 u
rtntdy-tt IS too cheap. Sold bY pTnGgdA4i1 ;;
The Trade supplied BY LOiU 4 sMtxM: WnS;ssx' 'sW
| T1rpritf4 Chicago. 4ElpAal3 o. oATA1"
, 1866-02-10
Il e.iea x}1,re snr last report foot up ~ 10

The prices range 1om &s.s3 to slo.o tht httez Only
for ye55 extra lots.
Tbe market hal been quiet and prices foleE1by hfnt
II about the xsuKe Of yesterday. CITY pAeke9s CON
fnne In tate The bulk Of tho onctings thopGh few
shippers are IN the market to-day. Tbs lAtteT. how
evcr s.e doing bat limited bnslaes' the margin b.
,ns TOO small 10 Justify extended operations.
CRY PACKERS are usually looking attd the heavier
nru better class Of HeeA wu1e ehippe11 tafe the
1igbtcr WEIGHTS F.ckert are also taking few bacon
Hoer, but they are In less request tbaa heaTieF
wefgtta.
Te receipts continue light thr total arrivals Of Live
rsse ;.snE Ia week The opinion almost univcrsal
1at the bulE Of lhs Hogs Rse IN and psokeFs
111f of dostng up tretr ops1aon2 ~ sPeeoaf AsPo'
Ehe. u,.. ..s &,.... -,,h,u,
, 1866-02-10

of The inquiry. and though holders arc pretty
sas s,n ,h.,r news, aalrs are tathes siov. ....
..': sssea se % taas
cA " ,ntrh,,s Fe,rtadx ne Of The act thst oeasly
trT ~ d. 70 uat in our naskr* butcher from our
:aht1rr cities, who come herr to rrpenlsh thets
sstes. I'D he vide eont.st hs..een .ae .toef tesy
.,1,os fpytous Of the mort fortunate heef estets
Trxt,fd.. sotne ot the choicest cattle eye offered In
,h,. uua,ket were bought b. Detroit butcher; and
htle The de1zeus of that city eu!oytng zweet snd
,rtic1 "a beed, our own people Eaatp their energies
rn The toughest neah that ever deded mastieatlon.
ru,tep sheep Cholera poak md LIN 1uxu1iea pecuas
70 E11He strect
How long viii cur citi7ens endure this Outrage
How loes uth they be polsoned by distased mcats
xhtp N endent meat Inspector would remedy
the evil
We quote tha market ~ quiet. and prices xlthou
duotable change. The following are sre transactions
FhTyT p E4f.ES TStn4y
, 1866-02-10

Export Of Brendxtuffa to Gsrrns Britain and
ireland 1runs t4Ep&4 /, 1N85s
Flour, Wheat. Corn.
From To d4te. hEls. bu. bu.
SEW York. Feh. I, 1Sz6 pos34 1l21,ns A6[A1u
Sew Orleans .lAn. ~ 1M6 800 ........ 1870
FhiIxdetphla .JAn u, 1AS 1SQQ .-...... 15ku63
Raltal1oIc-.. Jan. 81. lee .-.. .--..... S79.1A
faston. :, lt16 1ie9 ,..... 4.r...
California and other
ports, jan. 50 lh6,..... 3,EA 81 ISL 5000
Total ,.,,,.......... 1nl,sG 1.lf9a4 kzl<0
TO nbout same pc1tcd+ rs 6at<3s 1,&sl-s1 =, ~
10 thout came pE-3o1, 81 {A,1a 6,7tshsf e3AGeo
10 ut same period. Is 5sd.I1e 1a,apesS Aso1i1s
TO 1HH coxIEsKST.
F1ous, RE. Wbezt, Com,
bEls. b1. bu. bu
Frotn New fork to Feb.
Z, z,1%L6.................. ,G8 10Sy36 57,83 less
F.on: ethsr pa1t1 to
lstctt dAteA--. LIS ......, 10
46LH1.. 4lEE1
70 Arout &xEnt period. u II, SO -...-- 6s31
To about sAmt pe17od 81 za3st 1896 tN.fB 5.l1
To about n1mr period, C G1GN 9s,sSs 4E8 1ASs8
, 1866-02-10
Gtt1, NDttres. .
ORDINANCE concerning

II the Northern Ra11.osd coupenJ. =, ,,orncIrof
j. F cdsiss III II !!
s :sseee!s e esas T.
&c te7ntrastan thereof. within she CITY 1I snd
5s,a e .fe 81 s.@e &C. az
ard a,sn1es nd 70 Toy Is tEee ~ qamme5eias Il
tse Kofthe4n csy ilns thencs soa.hposs aysaus
.asE ;SS
snE Hawthorn .yeaae e L.ss,hes 6E se =, ip Is
as1sA sass u5ed apd kposn - obTs asre tdsaeea
ehes Y q; Tase sas ssd
cempsny MY, asesa Or thas posttog ofceissxq
e sfs s. ssy sns
saass q md lsncs On K1nz.pnF5 street s"
b tns asty Il ~ r. Boia St eess
SS see1on c{ eDS9 eSs9
:sss' ;s
ss rs g G. sss 81 ~
Il ssf = s @
y s. II sas1a e ase = 3
0n ta's spssI ssstgn ss, otas.nss san orS III
ts
FS1e IL s
! u.
an5 " taa v snd te cnat thcrroI assessed
may q as y ~ thii5 tTnrts On tsfd company, and
q ,nr 5o.ao W. " frntn any rtai GF per
cGeCts1 =. S ssga c1Tnnsny Eut If Tho Board Of
W.; shon1a tre1a il inerpe6ien1 thai saaA
ehnntn he 70 made bT eaid company.
new - XII h. imt Nv tc city as in other
esn I1s ~ ~ iherrof assrs9e unon 1p6 collected
Fss1. connsnv II manner aa aloEeaat. And U tire
sSt shs1i r+f.a Or nerlecs 10 MAKE any
ns}rt ~ storrsnft or thc rep1tEs required by
SSse hereofore ms4rd sfter twt nty days
anfte fFnrn the bosfd oF trlic works, the ety mnE
maEe the 1mproT e1e1ts and collect tht coet tnereol
| Ia IN
o3 SUI T,r s.jd gomosuY Is aiso heftby required -
.aieI ioWn A. m.jntain its trncts, switches aud
fn1nta lint thry shall Interfere u little practice.
~ - with fhe nsrfuncss 0f said Streets hytueA 1od
n "a r -. ,nsd or and shall Of aIi times
@ hs1 n s1rn condtton Is to allow ftee and easy
sn. ~ rrhe1es aIonr and over the same, under
ns.ssEs HEsjn, 1dr ~ ~ Rnarf cf fuhlfc Works
srn Tie peru,ssfon htrtu granted is uron tbe
s5pfess Sonuhh r. s cly hsrness run iii dana9es,
Ktep AA9 sSs% ia s1ts srIsnr nat Of tho occupa
c9sa. satd tr1rrta aTennes and alteys bY said
| H0a os useot s@'o ~ ~~~'' "'-4
a r.7n,,.stnn IA granted On the further
~ TX ss'd rnT1psnv shsN 81 III Nnes kecS
don tnat snch cqss seeis Is the Roard ot bs
1nrTt ~ tbn Cc5apcu Council may from tine TO tu1t
| 6;recf. ,
t. This pefIsslonis Is granted snptect 70 ~ eEa
arsi orHfsances N force that may hereafter b.
! HAsSPt concerning T1HI6a4S N Aal4 Et*fs Z
, 1866-02-10

CHANGED. NeQnete.
Cur HupcsAFn 4.MGss |
County BArpess-n-Ats 9'n
i3ne, n....>...qAQa44}
kir,metlum.f h1. .M@ 9 I.M ! g
Eir. hc4U,FD o&se8
TN q RN.,,..,,I.Nk41-A
:1Tmer = n.,,,... ,aa6A+7
En1ntfT TUYfer. . o 1A4Q:&
SlsurhfE Soils. a 81 tA
Hsrnnts. u n...-14Gfo-&s n
ffin.s.e.,,,.,,.1Na0-N
sEip. No. l Ued'n.1 .1G%l y
Kip. No. ! htavJ.9GM4ss@l - J, y
.l'alf. EttiA. .4.sl-~&-4N
French Zip. nrtt x,o- IN
cho1ce.....-- =. .L-AW4 4..g
FrrpchC1lf9f @B1Axa1.ta
NJ KsTA1.E-AFt Q1EhAl
, 1866-02-10

And rntpre Prospects in Life clearly reyesled br nr.
Eaphatl. He E1ns the Affections ii the Opposite aex
BE Euides roo to wealth, health md happiness Cali
\: drug Store .l11 Eaat Asdlson.st., between wet1t
aod Frantlio. Consultation lea One Dolar h3sa
, 1866-02-10

A VCI1ON SALE UE GOf ERN-
MEST rKoPEErys Tsnae,;ss ;sss
.sSs: fs1ss Is xs a .5Ss1is
Whes steamer Stone River seei.tegd q! tons~ 4
A. ee ft2S i
uy o7deF Of p't '00P Pnos a.%ee r. eAIih DEF
TOVERNMENT SALE OF BA-
I'D kfnf foSes i! zf1SSS S32f- Woop. &c.
OTT1Cx CesN1ssAHx OF srBsIETLXcE
Steam 5s5i.Sas. Ia Fl Fl
DE- 6 Restapnif olei
$ 81: $s ;r! ss .si
ssT r: 'ess $ vide detached from
oyeps. eskn..ulns about brick 800 cast
'1o ssesss Ms;ns "a hauercomplete 5. horse po*er
u ps r. III Resas soo
sae!s:e o'se Esse S.ss3se It ss
NItsE Mess!ne 10 aua a;T GnftinE Ssc99as 9as
~ ors4s 1ag Msshns. =;
of ~ Improved paseEn. and Ire benettn 70 tHa ot'
sa1 fses I'D * inen gh.hs, Pues md Hangers
{: .s s. s! !ss;s:5 tsss:5 ss;s s:!:;ss,
:@s$ s F:Ss;sS f:;isss "a Ssss' sS' S'-;
/ E!::: ::s s''s''' s'':t s*s2' :s:i: ''''
81 Sesa. va; 'es7 superior.
Done5 2i aseashs 5tsa reeis. ind other artlcs' ia
n9%ssgRs, Ws,9nv e sSed sud o.ens stand On lease
, 1866-02-10

Uaytng been Cured Of speru,storrh<a hy a ce,e-
hIattd and obtained oftrcsttucat
Which tbey can BE- pe,msotnsly sn.sd: All comm nj
LE1. I. Y. O{1Eef 0499t Ca4%tRos ~. htGl
, 1866-02-10
;;Haf6tttnal. :;
TO PHYSICIANS.
NW T~. Au<uat 1Ah, 1851.

NV Tox. August 15sh, 1851
Allow me to eAl, Jour attention 70 ny pRRPARA-
rtos OF Co4pou1D EXTRACT Bucau. 1ne
e,mnon.ns nnz1s sss suCHu. Loso Lar, CuBE8s
5usifEE ggRR1Es.
NODE OF -Ruehn, sn 7seno- Jn
p.pe Berries, by dias1Asoa. to fosn aae stn~ Gu
peba extracted s5 arel.eeuso. ~ naue7 oes'1aea
,,,, ,untpe. Berries, eoo,..nsns ysrJ Mst.e sazAs,
ANAL proportion Of spirit acd uosspaashe nahsas
,ov N use. The active properties ara b. this mode
extracted.
rnrnu. n prepared BY Druggists generally, u Of :
dark color It u plxnt that eo1aait ftaxsnee; NE
.,,oo or n,,ae desze3t t1ia its acslra p1tne4paeh
having dask md klustnoas decoetson. ame ss1ae
.o,o- ~ ,ncredteou, The Buchn in my preparation
o.,ao,r..es, the smallest quantity Of other tasFeas
,..,rr .aded to pzeyeut fermentation; upon tnspec
ton. It will be found not to be Tinctare' Is made
pn,.n.copzs no. il = sy1up-and theFetofe esa oe
,.d n r.,e. vhe7e tsycr o. Inflammation exists. 1f
.,,, voin h.ye the knoxsedgs Of tho inx1-isn1 and
the mode of preparation.
Ho,,u4 tn.4 ,ou viii isror It with trial and that
nooo tn,pecuou it viii meet With yous appsobanon'
With feeling OF confidence.
lam. rey ruspectfal1yl
| H.T. HELMBOhD,
,.t ,,,a nroxxat Of ls yuazx' eaprteaee In Pai's.
a,,nba. md now lacated 1t his Drus aad Chemical
H,r.house. aeAlaosawa5 New york
! FROM The LARGEST MAsuFAcTuR1Sd CHEN
! LISTS IN TIE WORLD.
.1am aoou,,nted With NJ. Il. r. Hslmbo'd; ha Of
cnpted the Drug Store oppodse ny fesdencsand n
,uccessuI II conducting the husiuesa where oshe'
/; naa not besa equally 10 betors him. hsva been
8 yor.bly impressed With hs character and enterprise
/ WILLIAM 4wE1earAAE.
Fun Of pavera l. Wetshtm.n. Manufacturing cn4
q tsss. s,n,t .ca p,ovu streets, Pnuaaetphia-
, 1866-02-10

1Q4A4--.- . ,$&&3,S4&GQu
The returns nf the Hank OF England far the
Heck ending Jun. II compare nj followa With tho
statement OF The previous week:
, 1866-02-10

uDGs-E1um the returus nade to the tosso o.
txroty.four hours, compared with The receipta And
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-09
THE PRESIDENTS POSITION.

The New York Eusning Post, under the
above head, contains the following sensible
allusion to President JoHssos's able address
to the Montana delegation, on Wednesday,
published in the REPUBLICAN yesterday:
The President has said nothing, since his
grand message was uttered, better, wiser,
more to the point, than the few words he ad.
dressed yesterday to the committee fro N
Montana. In moderation, dignity, discern
ment and conscientious adherence TO sound
principle, they were worthy Of the Chief
Magistrate Of great people, and in them
selves SUFFICIENT 70 eounterbalanoe and neu-
traliIe oil the windy or insid9us rhetoric that
has endeavored to dlsparags both bis patriot.
ism and his integrity.
The burden Of this brief but comprehen-
sive address was simply this, that bis mes.
sage was not basty production, no array of
pretexts for the moment, no impulsive out
break Of sentiment, but the calm utterance
of his lifelong eqnHletiops in regard 70. the
great truths which 10 Of ths foundation Of
all FREQ government,
But there we're three points which the
president particularly emphasized; the first
was, in accordance with sentiment that no
long since proolaimed-a to the once of tho
Presidency, that he would not be candidate
for reelection; the second was-a corollary
from the former-that his whole ambition
now, having attained all the honors Of pc.
litical life, was to restore the Union to more
than its pristine harmony; and the third,
that Whatever political parties might be
hereafter formed, they must rally themselves
for or against the grand principles Of con.
stitutional democracy which he had announc-
Cd in his first state paper.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-09

SAs FRANcIsco, Feb.T Tho Montana Post
cNd Pioneer (20th) state. that q large guam
tity Of merchandise has been seized by the
revenue collector for not having the inspect
or's mark upon them, to show that the duty
was paid. The merchants will suffer heavy
loss.
Arrived, bark Mage v. Hugo, from Balti-
more.
Advices from Honolulu to the oath Janu-
airy state that great damage was done there
by hurricane.
The steamer Lancaster has arrived. Lieut.
Gushing, while ashore ut Clio, was thrown
from horse and had his collar-bone broken.
SAN FRAsoIsco, Feb. 8.-Australian dates
to the nth Of November state that oil was
struck near New South Wales, and Is yield
ing one hundred and forty gallons crude, or
one hundred gallons Of refined, per day.
Tho company owning the property calcu-
late, when they get thoroughly at work, to
be able to refine twenty thousand gallons
per week, and supply consumers at 43 cents
per gallon.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-09
Breech Loading Fire Arms.
WAB DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTASr GENERALS OPPIcB,
WAsuIxsroE, January 80, 1855.

ApyurASr GBSERAL's 0PPIcH,
= wAsuISsroH, January 80, 1855.
Special 0rdsrs, No. 40.
Board Of 0niosrS will assemble at Wash.
ington, D. c., on the 10th day of March,
1865, or as soon thereafter rs practicable, to
examine thoroughly the following questions,
and make recommendations thereon
l. What form and calbre of breeeh- load. .
ing arms should be adopted as a model for
future construction Of muskets for infantry
!. What form and oalibre should be- adopted
as model for further construction Of car.
bines for cavalry.
8. What form OF breech loading arm should
be adopted as model for changes Of muskets
already constructed to breech-loading mus.
kets.
Each person who submits an arm to the
above will be required to state in writing the
lowest price At which 1t will be furnished, in
the event Of its being adopted by the Gov.
eminent.
The Chief of Ordnance will furnish the
Board all the information in his power, and
will also provide II With Office room, station
cry, and place for experimental firing, tar
gets, ammunition, &c,
The report of the Board will DO made
through the Chisf Of Ordnance.
DETAIL FOR THE hoard.
Maj. Gen. W. s. Hancock, U. s. Vol
Brevst Maj. Gen. u. c, Buchanan, Col. LIST
U. S. Infantry.
Brevet Brig. Gen T. v. Hagner, Lielt,
Col. Ordinance Department, u. 8. A.
Brevst Brig. Gen. ohSS. 6rifip, Capt. 9Th
U. 8. Artillery.
BreVst Col. J. @. Benton, Major Ordnance
Department u. 8, 4.
BreVst Col, Horace Porter, Lieut.. Col.
A. D 9.
BreVst Lieut.. Col. Wesley Owens, Capt.
6th U. v. caysiry,
By order Of tbs Secretary Of War
Y. D. TOWNSEND, 4, A, g,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-09


W. Wv .'-oN "ou'o i',' "nu ''r'ke 'or no
~ yn's ven' " anu no in.orieo-
,.. -. '"eu ~. 'ou'o' anu our
s wv WV "o'0 ''.is 'na' '0no"ea .ne I'M
noi,A' 10. Oh emsno'psnon' one miiiion oil
p,aon only found shelter under our nag
Na.' mrs m'iions remained the wiihng
'u"so'. 70 Tue uncertain chances Of south
. .,n u's''ny. Ina. with vote IN MS hands
'ne negro wiii suddenly DC inspired with the
"'saom 70 Know the intnoaoie' OF po'iao''
snd % nrsd with the independence to seps-
rsse INTO instinct GLASS; mas no other
v0uoner 'nsn the creduious oonoeh oil Mr.
oosShh. 10 stay BY the spot OF his birth
ana act with the community In which he was
reared Is the unerring record Of his history,
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GEM GRANTS INVITATION TO
SEN. BUTLER AND THE LAT
TIERS REPLY.

/Ihe following paragraph hrst appeared in
the washington correspondence Of the Nep
York World, Of the 9Th inst, and subse-
quently in numerous other leading journals
Of the oountrv
nUL $3.50
"nen uenorAiuHAnr removed 10 MS new
;nr;,.J 49,, p,. s ~ons o'a mus
card Of invitation was returned to the Lieu.
tenant General, with the following indorse-
ment:Ei nave the honor TO receive your
,oi,,.,r as - Te,Ia $500
that in no event would be willing to hold
personal intercourse with yourself or any
"'en''' vi your ia"' op p pu
"Iisutenant- Gsn.raI GRIxr,n
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LECTURE BY Frederick Douglass, at the
FRS Presby tsrian Church. on Four and "a hall
street, on Tuesday evening, Feb. I3 Subject
''The Assassination ahd Its Lessons The pro:
sesds Of tho LECTURE are % be given to the Ma:
Tickets DO cents. For sale at Philip I sjlOmons'
aud Hudson Taylor's. Lecture to commence Al
half-past seven O'Clock.
In connection with the above notice, we have
been requested by the pastor, Rev. DIR. sunder-
land, to state that as general rule, the authori-
ties OF his church do not intend to grant the
church edinee for the use OF private ind yiduals
however high the persons rank, or worthy the
object In itself and In order that the position OF
this church, on this subject, may be more thor
Oughly Understood In the community, we Ap-
pend the following documents, communicated 10
for publication. The first Is the general standing
rule under which the session act upon all appli-
cations for the use Of the church:
"BssG IgeH, That NO application be enteTtaiped
ior The qse'of the aadienta FooR o. tue ehptGh
building for any purpose not strictly religious In
Its character or for the fartherauce u soms gen.
orally recognised purpose Of Christian charity
or beneyolenOe. ''-Mrnutss Of Session.
And the following are the resolutions passed,
permitting the use Of the church upon the present
application:
wAsHSGroS, D. G., FEB. s. 1866.
INKS D. y. W ADhI &c Az meeting
Of the Session Of the First Presbyte ian church,
held last evening, the following action wss
tEksH viii rpferen9e to q comJgunlcati69 fr0W
yourself and Others as ing the i9e Of 6ur shurch
Whereas, Au application has been made 10 this
Session for the use the church on Tuesday even.
Ing, 18th inst, fYT . meeting In behalf Of and for
the heg'At OF lolared 0rphansi aud whereas we
recognize this object as OEs having straDg claims
on the sympathy and co operation Of the Christ
ian church Therefore,
ResOIoed, That the use u the church, for the
time and object above specified, bs granted; Pros
ylded, It 10 distinctly understood THAT In taking
this action we ate moved solely by our approval
Of thS cause for the lurheranep, q ThipL u 10
propagea 10 hold the hIeehlE And fatlbSp ptJ.
vidod, TBat'bgr Retiop'in this ease shall not be
regarded Gs . PrsCeaspr OF 4s iRiIcsyiRg our
SaaIss Ia tsgSEa 70 any Applications Which nag
RSsolpsd, That the Slerk Of the session he d.
Teeted 10 furnish copy Of this action TO the pap,
made.
have further to say that desire was on.
Prossed by the Session LhAt the RbOye pFsauble
and resolutions be Pdbhshed Ia eonlsGlioa' Sita
the public notices Of the mestisgs = VI
Very respectfully, 0 @. WIGHr,
Clerk Of sss. First Pres Church,
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
From the RIO erands District.

BROWNSVILLE, Feb. 2.-Gen. Wright ar
rived from Galveston on the LIST.
Col. Brown succeeds Cen. Weitrel In com
mand Of the Rio Grande district. Col j. @.
Perkins succeeds Gen. Smith In command Of
the LIST division, 25th army corps.
The Provost Marshal 10 busy arrosting all
parties In Brownsville and the neighborhood
who were connected with the Bagdad affair.
Col. Reed, Crawford's adjutant, was ar.
rested for completely In the Bagdad affair.
Captain Sinclair. Of the Liberal army, was
arrested charged with violating the neutrality
laws. Cortinas and his force have left for
parts unknown. II Is reported that before
he LEFT he received from JuareE the appoint
meut Of General in-cbief Of the Liberal army.
-Four pieces Of artillery taken from Bagdad
by the Liberals, and brought to Clarksville,
were seized on the LIST and held by the United
States Collector Of Customs.
The French mnn-of-war, Adonis, arrived
of the mouth Of the Rio Grande.
Two thousand troops are expected on the
Rio Grande.
An aid. de-camp Of Macmillan was at
Matamoras on the 1st.
II was rumored that Gen. Canales was nt
Remosa with Liberal army, and that Is.
cobado with another was bosieging Monterey.
The report Is not believed at Brownsville.