Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-03
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TIE New York cotton brokers think there
was nearly one and a half million bales Of
cotton In the United States Feb. LIST.
Mas. ouIpBLE says she expected some
cabinet" changes would grow out OF that
" bureau" business.
A FIRE broke out in Salisbury, North Car.
olina, on Sunday night, which consumed the
Offices Of tho Banner and tho Waterman,
and half dozen stores. Incendiarism.
The Presidents speech of tho 22d seems
to have thrown Mr.. Garrison into fearful
state of excitement. Keep cool, Mr.. Carl
| son.
EVERY person who serves on juries in these
times In this city, runs great risk Of vario-
loid or smallpox. Beware Of the jury
Montgomery tALa.) Ledger.
Two negroes were recently burned to
death in kitchen belonging to the residence
of Gen. d. NJ. Green, few miles from Jack.
son, Miss. All of Gen. a.'s farming uten.
sils were burned at the same time.
OK Sunday last, the railroad bridge be-
tween Windsor, Vt and Cornish, and also
the travelled bridge, were both carried away.
Many dams were destroyed, which caused
much swearing.
The guano aaken from the Chincha Islands
per annum is worth $50, 600, 900 in gold.
Little did the sea fowl and sea animals, who
made the deposits, dream what bank they
wero accommodating.
PETROLEUM las begun to gush in Louis
lana. An owner Of land near New Iberia
was offered by some explorer 5000, 900 for n
locality ascertaiI,ed to yield petroleum. He
refused; but accepted $40, 900 for one years
privilege of working his petroleum reservoir,
with an interest in the profits The Plant.
erS' Banner. too, notices tho discovery of an
abundance Of petroleum about twelve miles
from Lake Charles, in Calcasien parish.
TIE Sugar Planter published at West
Baton Rouge thanks the Freedmens Bureau
for the absence Of idle negroes. The Planter
learns that a number of the planters still in
dulge in the hope of again making sugar
crops, althoughit may not be for two or three
years.
THE PEG pie Of Newark, N. j., have achieved
great triumph in the Legislature. The bill
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say" regret 10 near from gentleman
VINO passed over the virginia and tennessee
railroad from "ytheSiiie' yesterday that
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HE Governor OF Missouri has issued
proclamation Offering n reward Of $500 for
the apprehension OF two bushwhaekers who
rode up to the house OF Mrs. Berry, In Mil.
Ter county, Missouri, last Saturday, and
murdered, In cold BLOOD two members of the
family-one son and the other widowed
daughter. The alleged reason was that one
OF the sons had been In the United States
army.
DETAILS of news In foreign files show that
In Epolond tbo gb.nandnah cIaius ,ya.a l..