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SECOND EDITION
BAD NEWS FROM TExAs.
FOUR O'CLOCK. p. M.

aD NE w . FEto" TbAAS.
From the most reliable authority we learn
to-day that the Union army in Texas is be-
coming considerably demoralised. The same
evil that occasioned the defeat Of General
WRiaBr, in the Valley, is reported to be the
cause Of the Generalization referred to.
We have seen in the hands of the proper
authorities, q statement Ejgned by over thirty
officers under the command of Major Gen.
eral who has distinguished himself as q cav.
airy officer under SHERIDAN, to the effect
that at public meeting in Texas Judge
HANCOCK, an ex.rebel, made q reasonable
speech, and that the Major General afore-
said, who was drunk, followed, and endorsed
all that HANCOCK said, &c., &c.
The story as we heard II read Is too sick.
ening and saddening to print or contemplate.
The testimony is too strong to leave doubt
as to the truth Of the statement, and the only
excuse that can be offered Is drunkenness
The charges will be investigated without
delay. Tho petitioners consider themselves
disgraced by being under such q commander,
and ask to have him relieved and court-mar-
tialed.
No portion Of the Union army should be
allowed to remain in the command Of man
against whom such grave charges are brought.
1t is alike due to the gallant officers and men
under him, as well as to the General himself,
that he be forthwith relieved and the allega-
tions be Investigated.
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PER sONAL.

Hon. join CocnRASE, of New York, ar.
rived In town this morning, and is at willard's.
THOMAS b. SrILLMAN died at his residence
in Plainneld, New Jersey, on Tuesday morning
In the seth year OF his ago. Mr.. stiIlman was an
eminent engineer and mechanic. He was the
founder Of the Novelty Iron Works, and was en-
gagged In the construction Of the engines OF some
OF the finest America N steamships aaoat. During
the war he was United States Inspector Of steam
vessels for the district Of New York, and super
lntendent OF construction Of revenue cutters.
HIS last work was 10 put twelve armed steam
cutters ahoat In place of the sailing vessels here
tofore used. de vas also president OF the Metro
politan Savings Bank, trustee for nearly twenty
years Of the New York hospital, and associated
In many other public charities
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SECOND AUDITORS OrpIcr.-Tho number

SECOND AUDITORS OFPIcE.-The number
OF accounts settled in this office during the
month Of December, 1885, is 2S, S29, as fol.
lows; Paymastsrs, 3d. Indian agents, Is;
ordnance, medical, and miscellaneous, 459;
Bounty, arrears of pay, &C., 9,749i Recruit.
ing service, enrolment and draft, $40; Prou.
erty-ordnance and quartermaster's depar l..
ments, 1885, PrOperty-ordnance in chare g,
zoos Property-Indian agents, Ii Claims { ,r
refundment Of money enormously taken from
supposed deserters, So. Total, 20, 329. Nun.
Der of claims received. registered and briefe d.
4'ooSi number of letters written, recorde d,
and mailed, 1906 number of requisitic,r us
registered and posted, 1885, number of GER
dcates furnished Pay Department an / Com
missioner of Pensions, 1870.
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PERSONAL.

Hon. IeSATIus DosssLLY, M. @. Of Min.
nssota, and Senator Van winkls, Of West vir.
ginia, arrived In town this morning.
Ex-PREsIDEsr FILLMoRE and wife saii.fo,
Brest on the eth Of January, expecting 10 remaiI
abroad six or eight months.
HENRY OSBORNE DERRY, Of Augusta, Ga.
can boast Of seven grAndmOthsrs living, beside,
his own mother. First, he has two great grea
grandmOther.. Second, three great grand
mothers. Third, two grandmothsrs.
SAMUEL W. Nix, Esq, Of Amite county
Miss, was killed In the parlor Of his father in
laws house recently, by Henry Fish. Mr.. Nj,
has hlled various public positions Of honor OIL
| trust.
JONI r. THOMPSON, formerly editor Of tn,
Southern Literary Messenger, is residing IN
England In Strengthened circumstance, and 1,
said to be contributing transiations from th,
German for Bidektoo1d's Aa0aEiae Il is said
that he has received an appointment on the stat
OF the London Times to work up the American
news.
On. RAxoLISI, cousin Of Letitia Buona.
parts, mother Of Napoleon l., died recently In
Rome. As relative Of the Emperor Of the
French, he had a pension from his resources,
but his little property has been left to charitable
uses.
Dr.. EwALD, the editor Of the famous A.
mandch de Gotha, that most conservative Of an :
nuals, in which the name Of de jure kings were
inscribed years after they had ceased to reign,
and the names OF de JactO kings were as carefully
excluded, is dead. The doctor was found daad
In quarry at doths. He was eighty years Of
age.
M. LOUIS HuARr, the redacteuy-en.e J.sf Of
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THURsDAY::::::::::::::JANUARY 4, 1866.
THE UNION LINE UNwAyERINe,


oons'e'' VIII assemble to-morrow' and the
upon 'ne present ana future Of
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s " '"' 0o"'ns week. Some peo-
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$50" " inc s''" party OIL the Union
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by the artful and .aro,, m.,...,. o,,h.
position that he NAV bsrs.f,s, land b;u,.,,
to schemes which Congress cannot AMMAN.
Mr.. WILSON, of Iowa, WA, wa rsorst ~
observe. INHALED bv bis fsa,. and hv d..;.
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General WADE HAMPTON was recently re-
ceived with all the honors by the Legislature
ofAlabama, and responded to their acclsma-
tions by eulogiEing the noble and heroic
effrot Of the people of that State to destroy
the United States Government for the glori-
Gus purpose Of perpetuating and extending
human slavery, but the same Legislature
treated several distinguished Union generals
who visited Montgomery with silent con-
tempt. Is this the way to command the re.
spect and confidence of the American Con.
gress3 We think not.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-04

If more revolutionary, reasonable, and
mischcviou' article, containing more uncon.
stitutional theories and contemplated threats
against the authority of Congress and the
President, has ever appeared in any State in
the South since 1860 than is contained in
this mornings National h,teiHgenecr, we
have yet to see IT, -
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FaOM MEXICO.

Victory Claimed by the ImperIalists-
AssasSInatIOns - MAMMALIAN Hard
Up for Money.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 4.-T.e steamer Vera
Cruz, from Vera Cruz on the 2sth, has ar.
rived.
The Imperialists claim to have gained an.
other victory over the Republicans under
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60 Wonderfully stranRe.-Madams
NJ. II. PERREGAULT, who has astonishsd the
scientific classes OF Paris and London, has now
Madame Perregault, by the aid OF her wonderful
instrument, known NJ the Horoscope, guarantees
to produce llfe-like picture Of the future hus-
band or wife Of the patron, together with the
date OF marriage, leading traits Of character, oe-
ouPation, etc. This Is no humbug, as Thousands
Of testimonials can assert. She will send, when
desired, q written guarantee that the picture IL
what II purports to be. By stating age, height,
complexion, color Of eyes aud hair, and enoloss
ing 90 cents aud stamped envelope, addressed to
yourself, you will receive the picture by return
mall. Address
MADAME NJ. H. PERREGAULT,
p. %. Drawer 2O2, Albany, NY,
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GOV. ANDREWS vALED.oToRY.
His Views Of Reconstruction-Equ
Rights for ALA General Suffrage
System Necessary for the Whole
Union.


System Necessary for the Whole
Union.
Bosros, Jan. 4-Gov. Andrew to-day de.
livered q lengthy yalediotory address to the
Legislature. in which he ventures the opin.
ion that the Government of the United States
ought to require the people Of those States
in rebellion to reform their constitutions by
first guaranteeing to people Of color, now
wards Of the nation, their civil rights as men
and women on equality with the white popu-
lation; amendments irrepealable in terms.
I'd. Regulating the elective franchise &C.
cording to certain laws Of universal applica-
ton, and not by rules merely capricious and
personal.
Sd. Annulling ordinances of secession.
4th. Disafhrming the rebel debt; and he
would have all put to the vote Of the people
themselves.
On the subject of amnesty, he says when
the day arrives, which must surely come,
when an amnesty substantially universal
shall be proclaimed, leading minds at the
South who, by temporary policy and artih.
cial means, have been for a while disfran-
chised will resume their influence and sway.
Capacity Of leadership is gift, not device;
and they whose courage, talents, and will
entitle them to lead will lead.
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New York stock List.
lBy Telegraph to Lewis johnson 4 Co. ]
NRw YoRK Ian Al N ~

Growers THEATRE.-Newcomb and Ar
lingtOn's excellent minstrel band continues
to draw larie houses at Growers. This eve
ming the In .dians now in town will be present
in full costume, and will occupy prominent
places in the dress circle.
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baltimore, Jan. 4.-Flour dull. Wheat
dull white 2.70a$2. So red 2.40a$2.50 Corn
white active at S9a90o; yellow steady.
Seeds steady; Clover 8.10a$8.25. Sugars
active and frmer. Provisions quiet Mass
Pork $50. Coffee very firm. Whisky firm
at 1927. ...#
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New York, Jan. 4.-Cotton quiet. Flour
dull-Southern is dropping at $9al5.25.
Wheat dull-common lag cents lower. Corn
dull and dropping. Beef quiet. Pork and
Lard heavy. Whisky dull.
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DIED,

On Sunday, December n, 1885, at Cedar
Of Delano Piper, Esq, and daughter Of Mrs.
Emily Q; Magruder, OF Prince George county,
Maryland. ..-
MASS. and New Hampshire papers please copy. 4
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SCOTCH WHEAT AND GRASS SEE D.-Nipe
different varieties Of wheat were Today re.
eeivsd at the Bureau Of Agriculture, from
Glasgow Scotland for distribution also, two
varieties Of rys.gtass seed.
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Another Revelation In SAN Dom,nso.

NBw York, Jan. --latest advioes via
Hayana stste that another revolution has
broken out in San Domingo. Gen. BaeE is
now President Of the Republic. Ex.Presi-
dent Cabral has accepted military position
under the Government Of which Gen. Pettro
Gullierme is the practical head. s>
The revolution Is now peaceful 'tL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

19- First Natioi al Bank OF Washing
ton, Washington, December ~, ls65.-The An
nnal Election Of Directors Of the First National
be held at Its Banking House, on TUESDAY, jan
uary o, 1895. WIS. HUNTINGTON,
jan2tje "a H|. Cashier.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-04

INTERNAL REVENUE REGEPTs-The 70.
oeipts at the Internal Revenue Bureau 70.
ported to-day, will exceed 81, 700, 900.
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80 The Bridal Chamber, an Essay OF
Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also,
new and reliable treatment for Diseases Of the
sealed envelopes. Address, DR. J. BKILlIN
aoUoHToH, Howard Association. Philadelphia
p. nhn'y
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FoRrREss MoSaoE, Jan. 4-The brig Ida
O., from St. Johns, has arrived, in distress.
She went ashore on Smiths Island, on the I'd
instant, and filed with water.
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1a-lron In the Blood.-The Peruvian
Syrup supplies the Blood with its LiFE ELKnEsr,
IRON, infusing STRENGTH, VIaoR, and NEW LIER
into the whole system. For DYSPEPSIA, DRoPsr,
CHRONIC DIARRHGA, DEBILITY, FEMALE WEAK-
ERssRs, ETC, It Is q specific. ThOusands have
been changed. By the use Of this medicine from
ioedk sticky, suffering creatures, TO strong,
healthy, and happy men and i0oHgsn.
A 80 page pamphlet sent Frss
Price 81 per bottle, or for 95.
J. p. DINSM0RB, SO Dey st., New York.
Sold by druggists generally. s-3md&w
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a5-Consumption, scroftsla, Rheuma-
tism, 6o,-HEDGEMAN 4 cos Genuine Medi-
cinAl Cod Liver OH has proved, by twenty years.
experience, the most valuable remedy In use,
as while II cures the disease, 1t gives strength
and flesh to the patient Warranted pure and
made from Fresh Liyers. Sold by DruggiHts
generally. HRGBMAN L CO.,
Chemists and Druggists,
nol3-d&w3m New York.
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So Chapped Hands and Face, Sore
Lips, Chilblains, &c.-HEGRMAN 4 co.'s Cam
phor Ice, with Glyeeriue, cures chapped Hands,
&c. Immediately, and will keep the skin soft
and smooth in the coolest weather Sold by
Druggists. Price % cents. Sent by mail for IS
cents. HRGRMAN AGO.,
Chemists and Druggists,
nol3-d&w3m New York.
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AS-Dr. II. Anders' Iodine Water.-An
Inuatudbie Discouery.-A FULL GRAIN Of Iodine
In each ounce Of Water.-Dfssolved toithstlt a
Solvent.-The most PowERRuL vrTALIzIka AeKsr
and RESTORATIVE known. soRoYuLA, sALr-
RHEuh, CANCERS, RHEuMArIsN, CONSUMPTION, and
many Chrouic and Hereditary Diseases, are cured
by Its use, as Thousands can testify. Circulars
sent free. Price tl per bottle. or Tor %.
DR.. u. ANDRRs a CO., Physieians aud Chem
lists, 42s Broadway, New York. Sold by Drug
gists generally. oot2s- 3md6w
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sSTwenty-five Cents to Save Twen-
ty-nye Dollars : HEGBMAN's Concentrated
BenIine removes Paint, Grease Spots, 40. in
stantly, aud cleans silks, Ribbons, Gloves, 90,
equal to new. Only % cents per bottle. Sold
by Druggists. HEGEMAN A CO.,
Chemists and Druggists,
'nolS-d&wSm New York.
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THE PUBLIC DEBT,

The public debt statement Of December 81. 1888
shows total debt OF. ........ a. 7l85 sl $40 10
Against debt Of November 30
OF. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2,7l4B13 8l4 "a
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THIRD EDITION
r R EE TEXAS.
The state Convention = Slavery
Abolished coIored Men have the
Right to Testify, Sue, and
be Sued - Treasury Cotton
Collections, Etc. Etc.

New ORLEANS, February 27.-In the Texas
State Convention an article in the Constitution
has been ordered to be engrossed, abolshing in
voluntary servitude except for crime. protecting
Afr roan descendants in their rights of property,
and allo wing them to testify in tne courts. The
vote stood Sc against 26.
The Interior Bureau agents report that armed
bands OF law-defying United States soldiers are
maltreating the laborers. Forces have been sent
to their protection. The crops are about to be
abandSped and the freedmen removed to place
of saiet'.
Many Counterfeit compound interest notes are
in circulation, dated February Is, 1864. Several
arrests had been made Of parties trying to pass
them.
The Treasury Agent at Shreveport is taking
measures to send all the cotton stored there,
which has not proper permits, to New Orleans.
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PbiIadeIphia Trode ReDort.

WEDNESDAY, February 2s-There is a frmer
feeling in the our Market, and more demand, both
for shipment and home use. Tho sales reach 5000
barrels, at SO 2597 for superine; 81 60@85O for
extras; $500 for Northwestern extra family; SEQ
076 for Pennsylvania and Ohio do. do aud $ll@118
for fancy lots, according to quality, including 1900
barrels Northwestern extra family private terms.
Rye Flour dull, but continue to quote at S475.
Nothing doing in Corn Meal, and prices are
nominal.
The market Is nearly bare of prime Wheat which
Is the only description wanted. Sales OF 1000 bushels
at 50 1902 25 for falr and choice red and 50 25266
for white. Rye Is dull, and cannot be quoted over
Soc. Corn is in good demand and there is very little
hore Saes of E000 bushels yellow, afoat. part ~
7Sc, and part on private terms lot in store at 72c
and white at 500 In Oats rather moro doing. and
prices have advanced. Seles OF 1000 bushels at 48o.
In Barley and Malt no sales reported.
Iters 10 very little Cloverleed here and the article
Is dull Small sales at $e9660 for pure and prime
lots. 1imothY Is dull and cannot be quoted over VI
a425 Flaxseed is In moderate request, with small
saes at S2'75CG2 85.
BY auction this morning, 211 bales damaged Cot
ton sold at 16l1184c. " lb., cash.
Whisky 10 better. Small sales at 1928 for Penn
sylvanla and Ohio.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
THE KIDNEYS.

The KIDNEYS are two in number situated at the upper
part Of the oin, surrounded by fat and consisting OF
three parts viz. The Anterior the Interior and the
Exterior l.
The anterior absorbs The inferior consists of tissues
or VEINS which a oeposlt the urine and
vey II to .he exterior The exterior Is conductor also
terminating in single tube and cal ed the Ureter The
uruters are conneoted with bladder.
The bladder is osed of various coverings or ts
sues divided into parts vIz.:The Upper the Lower,
the Nervous and the Mucous. The upper expe
the lower retains. Many have desire to urinate
without the ability, others urlnate without the ability
to retain This frequently occurs In children
To cure these affections must bring into action
the muscles, which are engaged in their various
MDetions If they neglected. Gravel or Dropsy may
cnsue
The reader must also be made aware that however
slight may be the attack it is to affect his bodily
health and mental powers, flesh and blood are
supported from these sources.
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FROM NASHVILLE.
Condition OTthe INTERPRETATIONS Board
billiards, Provost -MarshaI's once
AbOIfahed. Etc.


Abolished, Etc.
NASHVILLE, February 27.-The river is falling
with thirteen feet OF water on the shoals.
The cotton market is dull, with few sales at
s55 cents.
A fire occurred to-day on Jefferson street, de-
stroying three small buildings. The loss
amounted to $4,000.
The Petroleum Board met this afternoon
They intend to form permanent board, and
publish weekly newspaper devoted entirely to
the mining interests.
Kavanagh and Roberts play a French carom
game of billiards tonight OF 500 points.
The office of the Provost Marshal of Nashville,
which has been In existence since the war, wa3
to-day abolished, by order of General Johnson
Provost Marshal-General, in accordance with
instructions from the headquarters OF the Mill
tary Division OF Tennessee.
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NOTICE TO TKE PUBLIC.

In the year 1916 the writer embarked I'm the Drug
Business the city of Philadelphia and while thus
gagged made experiments In 20 the most
dcsrnble mode Of preparing Fluid Extracts NY Efforts
being suceessu-the articles being approved and used
by the Medical Faculty. was d6slrous OF placing them
before the public but hesitaed time before
cludIng 10 resort to newspaper Advertising knowing Of
the preudces that existed in the minds of against
usng advertised Mdicines, but tbr ugh the advice of
friends and who had used my preparations this
obj ection overcome.
Commencing in a small way. after eighteen years ex-
ertons the opularty of my articles has extended to
parts Of the United States. and widely throughou
Foreign this I'm the face OF much oppose
ton Every has been resorted TO by unprlncped
dealers their merit and success have been known
such as ad yertsng bottles at price, censung
all other preparations. and copying my adv srtlse
ments-but am happy to state that out of the many
who have resorted 10 this none have been successful
The Science of Medicine Ike the Dorlc column,
stands simple. pure, and majestic, having fact for
is basis induction Tor its pillar and truth alone for Its
capital.
contend there is no business requiring these qual-
fcations more medicines are brought in contact
with Druggists everywhere 1 also aware that
persons reason in this manner-'hat which may be-
nedt one may be Of advantage 10 another. How
mistaken the IDEAL
Blood Purifier for one is Blood Purifier for all.
DiuretIc for one, a Diuretc for al
A Narcotic for one, q Narcotic for all
AiPurgatve Tor one Purgatlve for ALL
just ss much wholesome food for one is whole
some food for all, with more difference than that
some constitutions require than Others and that
persons IN disease given 10
IN few days weeks end perhaps with single bottle
ofmedcine, to be restored to health II not to youth
and beauty. These persons rarely recover lacking
patience. They give nothing fair trial. consdeIiT
afew dollars expended for the benefit Of their heal IN
o waste of money hese same persons may have
been yeas in breaking down their constitutions, and
probably expended thousands Of dollars in dress
and dissipation, and thought nothing of IT, Such
forget that { ooD HEALTH Is TRUE WEALTH
With upwards of 80 coo recommendaory letters, and
unsolicited certificates have resorted 70 their
publication.
do not do this from the fHct that they STANDARD
Preparaon ms (uot Patent Med'cnes). but to the
inspection of ALL The ingredients not kept secret
and recommended only or those diseases and ac-
eompanynV symptoms, for which their ingredients
everywhere recognized as Standard Specifies.