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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-02

The WAR CLAIMS OF THE STATES AGAINST
THE GENERAL GovERsMEsr.-Mr. Blaine,
chairman the select committee on this sub.
ject, has issued the following circular:
wAsHINGroN, D. @ Dec. 10, 1866
SIR: am instructed by the select com.
mittee on the war debts of the loyal States
to request from you at the earliest practica.
BILE period succinct statement Of all money
advanced or expended by your State in sup
port Of the late war for the preservation Of
the Union; also the expenditures made by
counties, cities, towns, townships, and other
municipal corporations, and where these can.
not be given with accuracy, the most relia.
BILE and well considered estimate may be
substituted. Be pleased to state with care
the amount Of these expenditures for which
debts have been contracted and still exist,
distinguishing the State debt proper from
municipal debt.
Let 1t also be clearly set forth for what
purpose the expenditures were made and
debts incurred, whether for the general de-
fence In the furnishing, transporting, and
payment Of soldiers, or for bountios TO volun-
teers, or for any other object connected with
the support Of the war. 1t Is not expected
that the statement will embrace any claims
your State may have fled against the. Gen.
eral Government for auditing and allowance
~adar syistins t.~. ny f~--ishi.e -. ~Io,s
statement, properly authenticated, you will
greatly facilitate the labor Of the committee.
Very respectfully yours, &c,
JAMES g. BLAINE, Chairman.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-02

THE history of Mexico shows that during
the last forty years Mexico has had thirty
seven different forms of government, thirty
two of which were Republics, " and seventy
Eve Presidents It's revolutions during that
time have amounted to over two hundred.
Many years since Mixioan Professionals was
urged the United States Senate by General
Houston, upon the ground that the Mexican
people otherwise would fall 4 prey to some
European power. The project was con.
demned and abandoned,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-02

The War Department computes tho mum
Der of deaths in the Union armies since the
commencement of the war at $50, 900, and Of
the Southern soldiers at least 225, O00--mak-
ing at least ATS, 900 lives that have been lost,
a part of the costly price paid for the defence
of the nations life. At Gettysburg, 20, 900
Union soldiers were killed, wounded, or taken
prisOners-Our greatest loss during one cam
pAign. Gen. Grants losses, from tho time
he crossed the RapidNn until Lees surrender,
were about 90, 900. Great rs were our losses,
they were far below those incurred In Eu-
ropean wars, owing to our superior medical
and sanitary arrangements, and the care Of
the Government for its troops, ...' d
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2. ]. d 70 . = u . .
error, against WIN. r. lockwood Iu error 10 the
Supreme Court Of the Territory Of Nsbraska.
Mr.. Justice swsyne delivered the opinion Of
the Court, Alarming the judgment Of the said su-
Z No. "a WIN. y. Hsyemyer, plaintiff In error,
against the Board. Of supervisors Of tho County
OF lows. On certificate Of division In opinion boz
staten state. sS' B e s.sS e. N v9,.d
tioe swayne delivered the opinion Of the Court,
that the answer TO the fret and second questions
certified up will be that, under the circum-
general law. 70 the third question, for the
reasons stated, no answer will be given. .
No. "a Levi Blossom, appellant, against the
Mnwaukle and Chicago Railroad Company. APP
peal from the United States District Court for the
District Of Wisconsin. Mr.. Justiee Clifford de-
livered the opinion Of the Court, amrming the
decree Of the said District Court in this cause,
Nc. Is. Th. Minnesota Mining COMPANY, plaiutiifs
In error, against the National Mining Company.
In error 70 the supreme Court for the State Of
Michigan. n.. 900 fE.E llr-.Hf ...I
Court, Affirming the Judgment Of the said Supreme
Court In this cause, with costs. -.
No. 2ol. The County Board Of Supervisors Of
sheboggan county. plaiutifs In error, against
Circuit 0ns r me In District SsaGs g % SssS States
Mr.. Justice orier delivered the opinion Of the
Court, Affirming the Judgment Of the said Circuit
Couu In this cause, with costs. "
against Inc Dss Moinss Navigation Railroad
Company. "' w..
This cause was submitted TO the consideration
Of the court on the record aud printed arguments
by Mr.. Gilbert for the plaintiff In error, and by
Mr.. Litohneld for the defendant In error.
L No. 90. The Suffolk Manufacturing Company,
plaintiffs In error, against Isaac Hayden.
The argument Of this cause was commenoed By
Mr. Caustin Browne for the PLAINTIFF In error,
and continued by Hon. 4. D. Curtis for the de-
PENDANTS. 10 .u.. ..- .. .IHHs....
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SECOND EDITION
FOUR o,CIoCK. r.
WOE ADMIRAL FARRAauT.

The Aourishing statement In . morning
print, that Vice Admiral FAnRAeur was
among tho representatives Of the navy at tho
Presidents yesterday, was about a. true as
most Of the reports published in apaper that
steals and sussscs at nearly all IL publishes.
Vice Admiral FARRAsuT was In New York
YeatardAN. 1, o. IL ---L---- ---- .----L...
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LOCAL n II w -.

CONCEALED WEAPONS. George Jones was
arrested last evening by ofheer Lynch, Of tho
Eighth precinct, for carrying concealed weapons.
Justice Handy fined him $1,000. w.. =
Albert Price was arrested by 0flcer Lusby for
the same offence. Justice Handy hned him
5000 and in default Of payment he was sent to
the workhouse for 10 days, .a.
James Evans was arrested by Officer Bailey, OF
the Second precinct, for disorderly conduct and
carrying concealed weapons. Justice Walter
hned him tlo on the nrst charge and go on the
second. .
WIN. Dorsey was arrested by Ofhoer Hall, Of
the Third ward, for bayiRg concealed weapons,
and taken before Justice Thompson. who nned
him AS
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REooRD OF THs OLD CAPIroL.-since the
3Oth of June, 1858, there have been confined
in the Old Capitol 3s. 900 prisoners, Of which
$500 were prisoners of war. This does not
include the dessrtsrs and refugees, which
will swell the number TO over 100, 900.
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2, 1865
TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-.

Senators and Representatives can have tho
DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, delivered reg
ularly and promptly at their residences, in
tcrorpr', BY ordering it through the secre-
tsry Of the Senate, the Clerk Of the House of
Representative, or At the Office Of the Re.
PUBLICAN, No. 5ll Ninth street, near Penn.
sylyania avenue.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-02

JONI FoRsYTH in the Mobile Register,
dominates Gen. Grant for the Presidency, as
not only the best friend Of the South, but
also Us the strongest candidate who could DO
presented in the North. At the same time,
a statesman Of Arkansas warns President
johnson, through tho Memphis appeal, that
his Southern popularity Is In great danger. i,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-02

FUNERAL or THE HoS. HENRY WINTER
DAvrs.-The funeral of the Hon. HENRY
WINTER DAVIS took place at Baltimore, at
o'clock this afternoon. It was attended
by large number of distinguished person.
ages, including number of gentlemen from
this city, among whom were Senator MORGAN,
Hon. AUGUSTUS BRASDEGEB, and Hon.
GEORGE AsHMUE
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SELLING LroUoR,-John Holshuk was ar,
rested yesterday moruing, by Sergeant skippOn,
Of tho Third ward, for selling liquor ON sunday.
Justice Thompson hned him t26
Francis Ochsewriter was arrested by the same
officer for keeping his restaurant open on sun
day. Justice Thompson fined him go.
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SUPREME CoURr OF THE USIrED STATES
TUuanav Ian 1naa

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
TUESDAY, Jan, O. 1866.
On motion Of Mr.. Ward. Thomas Wilson, esq
Of Washington, D. G., was admitted an attorney
and counsellor Of the Supreme Court
No. 202. Charles Comst6ek 1t al, plaintiffs In
error, against Jefferson Crawford. In error to
the Circuit Court Of the United States for the dis
triet Of Wisconsin -
Mr.. Justice Field delivered the opinion Of the
Court, Affirming tho Judgment Of the Circuit
Court In this cause, with costs. ....
No. es Tho Territory Of HebTAskS, plaintiff in
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one Of Cen. Grants New Years Pres
ents.
Among the New Years gifts presented to
General Grant, was library selected with
great care, and purchased At cost of five
Lhoussnd dollars by fsw Of the eminent
citizens u Boston. 1854 q .'..t "a
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-02
Moyements Q Gen. Grant.

Gen. GRANT, with . portion Of his staff,
left town this morning for Wilmington, Del
aware, to attend the wedding Of Gen. J. H.
WILSON.
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Inauguration OF Mayor Hoffman, Of
.. On. r.r. New York.

NEW York, Jan. Mayor Hoffman de-
livered his inaugural yesterday. He argues
that the city government should be free from
control by the Legislature. The funded
debt Of the city Is over forty-one millions, on
account Of which the commissioners Of the
sinking fund hold nine and half millions Of
dollars. He suggests the sale at auction Of
large portions Of unimproyed property Of the
city, which viii now bring large prices.
The tax levy Of the year is over eighteen
millions, Of which three millions are for State
purposes. Tho tax levy next year is ex.
peeted to be at least three millions less.
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DIED.

On Tuesday morning, the ID inst, JAMS AhAs,
| infant son Of Walter q. and the late Fanny Hunt,
aged ten weeks. .H.f
The friends Of the family are respectfully In
| vited 10 attend his funeral TOMORROW
| "wednesday AFTERNOON, at q O'Clock, from
the residence Of his grandfather, No. 81 north A
street Capitol Hill, .| Dr.. .. t#aI... ....
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ORPHANS CoURr-Jndge Purcell The
accounts Of Mary Elizabeth shreeye, guardian to
the orphans Of John shresye, were approved and
passed . . " %. -N-. ".. .H.t'.H ....t.
The will Of Elizabeth Myers was proven a. TO
personality, and letters Of naturalization were
issued 10 Abraham Blakely, .sg- .-
Johanna Hickey gave bond In the sum Of
81 $40 as administering Of Morris Hickey.
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BEATING HIS WIPE. Michael Clancy was
arrested yesterday afternoon by odloer Wester-
neld, OF the Fifth ward, for beating his wife,
Mary Clancy, with a horse whip. Justice
Handy sent him 70 jail for court.
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From Texas.

New YoRk, Jan. 2.-The steamer Will
mington has arrived from Galveston. On
December Gath Governor Hamilton had is
sued proclamation restoring, so far as is In
his power, to their civil rights all persons
recomme nded for special pardon. ,.-r- .....
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ARREsTs YEsrERDAY.-From the reports
Of the sergeanta Of police, rendered at heAdquar-
tiers this morning. II appears that 81 arrests were
made yesterday, as foil owsj In the Second pre-
ctnot, 81 In the Third, Q; in the Fourth, s. in the
Fifth, 90I In the Sixth, l2 In the Seventh, l5j in
the Eighth, q, and In the Tenth, 8. The hnes
imposed amounted to e366.
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suNDsiEs To susDRrEs.

4 DhAFiN" mas poen commonooo IN "ok'oo'
Exemption costs $500. = ~
The oolored people Of w;imins,on, N. O..
1elebrated emancipation day yestorday iubi I.
lantIy, and with perfect dsoorum. -
No.,,v,,,. nho,our.,h =, Gan pr,,sr 4.
,ho A., r,o,nr. !, H., ,,.,.,m., .na al
dIsr vs bsv. va, s..n
NJ, or,,r ,bo oo,,,,..l - .rbo,d,n.,s
no,;,ion IN N. sd,,o,,.I ao,n, AZ tbs Ro.ton
poy tbint, tba t..,on an n.nnv young
women are obliged 70 support thsmssive, Is
because the Young man and them ip.upport-
able. .... = .... H'| N
Ro-u NJ THAI. ar. from IN. Ro,,on Pan,
some people, pos,,y 1, Of .ueb an sxecrsb,e
sort as to deserve being called worsss.
,oI,tsn Ho.. I hss,n. io. Ssw W. ~ ~ soh.,y
49, Ala 4, c.,.a. r.. H., - 10
~. s..,hI.s .s.s.-.., =. a.. -, a. !.
NJ. s.s..a :, eh.,,,.. ", -, $3.50
A.. ,..r. 90 IN. nnra.r., "a r.,, .,n.a
untnovn un,,, NJ, ,onf...,on - BOZ -
- . a.. -. a., ~ -" 4.
!. y a.. =, -
'ne amnesty sAosP.ioa , "nV nv.
0e''eu us MISREPRESENTATION io' 'pe''"' P"''On
"n '''Ne '''" ''-' 49, '' ..r...
LEWIS r. SIMMONS . dissec'or OIL oysters
IN boston, terminated ms Neoued woe on
sunday by cutting his Wiies throat ana MS
own Inc doctors say ne may hve widower
'or s0me time 70 come mountaineering ms
"oan's -,
AT a MEETING Oh tue bai,imore Union
oiuo' neid yesterday 70 take ac.,on upon the
occasion Oh the deatn Oh hehry "in'er Dav"'
'oV. swami preslaoo' a oommi' Tee Oh n'e
W" appointed 70 drat resolutions expressing
the oeep sense Oh the meeting ~ inc amic1ioh
with when the tamhy Oh mr. Da'n' MS e'a'e
ana CITY nad peen 'isitedi A''er "hicn 'ne
meeting auJourned' DID.
THH faris (hentuoky, "easr" C,hsen' Is
accepting the situation sensoiy' we nnd
'ne iono"ins PARAGRAPH ol soou au''0' In It's
ea I1o columns Oh 'nis week
be labor enough IN the ooaatTy and At fair ratss'
4 they will only be patient aad allow the blacks
SopdaSe 81 apda ara h,rips IN asSoIpip@ Ooun.
ties cheaper than with US. Lst our farmers offer
as they need in a very short time. y
soyr F,sncb gsntlsm.n b,, bsen pubii,b.
inc vb.t so.m. 70 bs a most unnrovok.d Al.
t.ck on N. moon. Tn IN, srst pl.e. be
remarks that we could do perfectly we'll with
out Il. As for oceanic or atmospheric tides
we do not really want them. Many highly
respectable planets do without tbem alto
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NEW YoRK, Jan. 2.-Cotton quiet at 52a
53c. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat Is
quiet and frm. Corn dull. Bacon quiet.
Pork and Lard heavy. Whisky dull. .
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The FIRE ALARM AND POLICE TELEGRAPH.
During the past year 5000 messages have been
transmitted over the wires Of the Police Tele-
graph from the central ofico on Tenth street, TO
the station houses. Besides this number many
messages have pissed from one station house to
another The whole nu mber Of messages trans
mitted since the erection Of the telegraph is
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sUNDurEs TO suNDRlEs.
New yoHx has eleven theatres.

v.ro =, s.tnra.x : u
r.. -, 4. NJ w.,
| nAn oonBr''' n'''' :" '''"
4
.,I o - - -. 60 4,
on s.u' -.
80 WV "''' VI Wv N
RICHARD owEss, an artist ended MS ca
reer with pistol, In Boston, on wednesday
evening.
GOVERNOR VANCE, Of North carolina mas
now BY enlargement Of his parole the Tree
dom OF the state.
TIE Columbus Journal SAYS that Mr.. Jne
T. Rar.v IA recovering from hi, late attack
of paralysis. ,.-..-..
w. ia. A. A. Iii, a,
Chicago R,yrbiiocu 1, printed. wa, eobbIed
from the celsbrated soutbern confed.raov.
a.. an N ,,.,.s..,
a., O., 49, W. 80. -. "a. 49, ~
A.. nN-,,' ~. ..,s.,,, -. !, a.
- ~ . -. ~ !. IN. A.. ,,,,,h
NM nksskif ana ms he'oaa is'e.y un :
ps..m - =. 80 =. az !.
,f~.,-.,,s -. -
.rp'O'oI n ~ w Vo n.,,.s., en ~
'no ean Ai'n n "o' p
e' ~ % r -, 40. UA'
''s ''o"H OA a'' '"' o'"'' D'"'' N
CHikP JUSTICE oHAss' horace oreeieS
90 NVxIW n m
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81 First National Bank OF washing-
ton, Washington, December 81, lss6.-The An
nual Election Of Directors Of the First National
Bank Of Washington, for the ensuing year. VIII
be held al Its Banking House, on TUESDAY, jan
uary 0, 1865. a.' VS.. HUNTINGTON,
ianQti0 ....... CAahieF.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL New YEAR's GITr.-The
Teachers Of the Sunday School connected with
the First Colored Baptist Church Of Washing ton,
D. O, surprised the pastor last evening, January
at ~ o'clock Thsy entered singing. After
IN Il, az y,hsS a 0r n,s ~
and valuable packages Of family groceries, cake.
&c This Same corps Of teaohsrs clothed q, xty
children, and brought thirty six Of them into
their Sunday school on the last day Of the year
1888. May the God who loves the "cheerful
giver' wrap sround each one Of those teachers
bis everlasting arms, and keep them ever as
they arc now, growing In the love Of God, is the
prayer Of their servant, ID. W. ANDERSON.
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ASSAULT AND BArTERY.-Joseph Lee and
John Lee, two oolored bows, seventeen aud nine
ing, about eight O'Clock, by officers Alder and
Lusby, the Eighth precinct for assault and bat
terry on Lawrence Cavenaugh and WIN. Lusby,
two white men. The difieulty occurred on the
corner Of Fourth street east and Pennsy lyapiA
avenue. Lusby was struck several times with
q billy and CAVenAugh was stabbed In four
plaees-one wound In the arm and three In the
back. yustioe Handy held both the prisoners TO
hail for court
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-About eight O'Clock
last evening as a gentleman named N. Z. Lyons,
who keeps the Rugby House, on the corner OF
on street south, between Second and Third
streets east, he was attacked by two colored men
near the corner OF Third and @ streets, Navy
Yard, and about t22o taken from him. As Mr..
Lyons passed the men they grabbed him, threw
him down, and took his money away.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-02

New ORPHANS, Dec. 31.-The shipowuers
are yielding 20 tho sorrow n,on's striLe. They
claim SIX dollars per day for their labor.
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pOARDING.-TWO GENTLEMEN, OR
DTWO LADIES, grooming together may oh.
tain accommodations Nneluding use Of parlof aud
piAno,) on reasonable terms, al 3SS Tenth street.
between N aud N, 'arr. jAne-2I
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p. 0. Drawer 2O2, Albany, N. Y.


A1- The Bridal Chamber, an Essay OF
Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also,
new and reliable treatment for Diseases Of the
Urinary and sexual Systems. Sent free, In
HoUGHToH, Howard Association. PhilAaslPhia
D. mhQI.1
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81 The Philharmonic Society Meets
every TUESDAY evening at the New York ave-
rehearsal, Mendslssobns' oratorio, St. Paul.
decll-M ....... Oh. XXX.
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INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS re-
ceipts at tho Internal Revenue Bureau re-
ported to-day, will exceed So, 800, 900.
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AS- ChaPped Hands and Face, SORE
Lips, Chilblains, &o.-HEGEMAN q co.'s Cam
phor Ice, with 0lyoerine, cures Chapped Hands,
he. Immediately, and will keep the skin soft
Druggists. Price % cents. Sent by mail for So
cents. q. H.. HICKMAN q CO., I'd.
600. Chemists and Druggists,
nol8-d&W3m t... ."...u. New York
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.As-Consumption, scrofula, Rheuma-
tism, &c. -HED6EMAN 4 cos Genuine Medi-
cinal Cod Liver OIL has proved, by twenty ysars'
as while It cures the disease, It gives strength
and nesh TO the patient Warranted pure and
made from Fresh Liyers. Sold by Druggists
generally. o., HEGEMAN 4 CO., ga.
.-..--.... chemists and Druggists,
l9.dAw9m Nav Yoyk '
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AS-lron In the Blood.-The Peruvian
Syrup supplies the Blood with It's LITH RLEMHNr,
IRON, infusing srRBNaTH, VIaoR, and NEw LIE
into the whole system. For DYSPEPSIA, DRorsr,
CHRONIC DIARRHRA, DEBILITY, PBMALn WAX
EKssRs, ETC, II Is q specific. Thousands hdvs
been changed BY The use Of tbs medicine FROM
tDsdk, sfokIy, suffering creatures, to stroHD,
healthy, and happy men and toOmen.
A so page pamphlet sent Free. ..i.-
Price u per bottle, or 8 for %.
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n<Attention ReDubltcan,

AsrAttcntion Republicans.--All Per-
sons who favor the eau'e OF Republicanism In
this city are requested 10 meet al Island Hall,
corner o. Sixth street and Virginia avenue, on
TUESDAY, January O. at Z o'clock p. m. Do
49,. p. A. BOSWELL, President.
L, LABIILg Secretary, 100 jal -2E
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~ United states Sanitary Commls-
SION -CBNrRAL ORPIcE, wAsHHaroH, ID. O., No
yember I, ls65.-An persons who may hold un-
settled claims Of any kind against the Sanitary
for adjustment 10 the General Secretary, at the
Central once Of the Commission, without delay.
JOHN g. BLATCHFoRD,
no9-mwf2m General Secretary,
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" old Sebalt .H.... ..... ... .
this Is to notin yos to take warning Of one
thing 1t is this Don't rent your houses to no no
more niggers. n you do some thing will happen
witch may be fatal TO your self and property.
You remember the time Green had his windos all
br0k that was q small matter 10 what will hap
pen to you n you don't have him ont by the ist
Aprile, 80 beware, II you let them niggers stay
any longer you will get your hous pulled dow n
over your he'd, and you will get rode on q rail
and get . cote Of tar aud fethers, 80 beware
matches are plenty and they make 4 hot Are. and
not easy put ouL-so old man look out tho wild
Cats are plenty and they are wide awake.
[signedl the gang.
motto, no more niggers.'
The writer of that belongs to that class Of
cattle who are afraid the negroes, with half
4 chance, will got on an equality with them,
and the negro ought to be soundly thrAshed
if ne didn't get on much higher level of in
telligence and dsOency. Com.
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~ the Ltquor-Dealerp ASSOCIATION
TuHsDAY EVENING, January q at Temper
Hnco Hall, street, between Ninth and Tenth
streets, at ~ o'clock. .s..- D.. ...r.. ..... .
The attendance OF every wholesale and retail
Liquor Dealer Is earnestly requested. w..
d. X. SMITH,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-31
The New Jersey Senatorial Question.

TRENTON, March 29.-The Senatorial queS'
,ion begins TO be exciting here. The House 10
dav passed Il resolution 10 go into Joint inee'ihs
10 rlrcta United States Senator on wednesday
next When il came 10 the Senate, IT was ioNt
by vote of eight TO ten. Mr.. ScOvel, the IRE
sldrni Of The Senate, opposed the resolution
he SAID I'LL he knew the man. lie wanted !,
Rqdirql and no more conservatism, Whlch mao
cost the country enough. He believed ina
Mr. S+nrl,,nn was in truth entitled TO his seat
He was willing to support any eminent soldier
for I'ultrd States Senator, or eminent clFlllan'
such A. Judge Nandyke, Judge Field, or Qua.
lev c. : Gregory but he refused to be oothu
By the political action of any pohtlcai ring
h1yvryar nowerful. and would take the respon-
sihli,y and appeal to the people, whose ser
want he was They would vindicate his course.
Mr. Scoyel holds the balance Of power III the
Senate.