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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-02-14
100000 90
Gas IS
10000 90
Total expenses Incurred
by the State of Vt.


by the State of Vt. $3.600,752 So
The Seventh Regiment Vermont vol
unteers yet remains in the service OF
the U. s., and numbered Nov. 80. 1860,
81 commissioned officers and 446 enlisted
men. The enlisted men are entitled to
the State bounty of 81 per month while
they remain in the service, making a
monthly accruing Indebtedness against the
State to be paid. of S3,l22 co.
The obligation of the State to extend
aid to the families of enlisted men OF the
Sevent Regiment, if required. yet exists !;
but there are no means for determining
what probable amount will hereafter be
drawn from the Treasury on account of
this liability.
March 81, 1868, accounts to the amount
of $32 346 OF, in favor of the State of
Vermont, were presented to the war de-
partment for allowance and settlement,
none of which have been paid.
At the same time accounts in favor of
Eleazer Gorham, Jr. amounting to 1885,
6G, but subsequently assumed and paid
by the State of Vermont. were presented
for payment, but they have not yet been
paid,
OF the accounts which accrued in 1861.
and which were presented for settlement
in the spring of 1862, portion, amount
ing to S234,093 Go, was suspended, and
has not been paid.
Statement of the amount paid by the sew
eral towns in I.amoillc County. for ex-
penses incurred for the support of the
war for the preservation of the Union,
10 cnrtiGnd LIZ tho rnlnnt1nnn Of ihn sou
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-02-14
treasury DEPARTMENT.
Jan. "a. 1866

Sir: Any owner of a seventhirty treas
ury note may insert his name as payer III
the b ark left in the body Of the note for
tn purpose, and if he thereupon notifies
the Secretary of the Treasury Of such fact
giving the name inserted, and the number
denomination, and the date of the note, Il
record will be made accordingly in this
department. Unless such note is after
ward endorsed by the payer, it will be
paid to no other person. aud it lost or de.
stroyed 1t will nevertheless be redeemed
in his favor after maturity, upon satisfac
tory proof, and under the regulations in
such cases provided.
Very respectfully
l.. V. HARTLEY,
Assistant Secretary.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-02-14

THE REGISTRY OF SEvEN-IHIRTY TREAS,
CRY Notes - he following letter from
the Treasury Department may be inter
resting to the holders of seven thirty treas
ury notes. especially to farmers who may
wish to secure To themselves their prop.
erty in these nego'i,hle securities:
treasury DEPARTMENT.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-02-14

eral towns
Belvidere, Nothing.
Cambridge, $24.5S9 70
Eden, 6,3l5 90
Elmore. s. 90
Hyde Park, 1888 45
johnson, 4.O55 90
Morristown. 1l.5S7 90
Stowe, 29.425 90
Watervillc, Nothing.
Wolcott, $3.50 90
Total for the county. SS3,620 10
REHABILITATION.
Aggregate amount ex-
pended iy the State
Of Vermont as above $3,G00,752 SO
Aggregate amount ex-
pended by the several
municipal corporations
in the State, $52lO.S97 As
Grand Total. 1881 $40 81
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-02-14

100000 90
Gas IS
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-02-14


then. he
60 over to
wing the 1
pportcrs I.
animous q
will rem
lnself. and
A or minoi
inciples.-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24
New York stock List. 20
[By Bankers aud Brokers' Telegraph TO Lewis
johnson 4 Co. .-r.
.f.'' NEW YORK, Jan. 2-S D. m.

The CATTLE PLAGUE IN EsoLAsD.-The
United States Consul ut Manchester, Eng
land, under date Of January Q, informs the
Department Of State that tho cattle disease
has made frightful progress, the cases for the
week ending the date of his dispatch being
7,ssa-an increase of l,437 upon the returns
Of the previous week. He reports that the
authorities are making every exertion posi-.
bic to restrain the plague, but without the
slightest appearance Of success. The disease,
he asserts, has been discovered to bear some
striking analogy to smallpox, and many ex.
periments in vaccination are being made.
Multitudes of persons, and particularly
those of delicate health, refuse to eat beef;
while butter, and more especially milk, are
looked upon by all with degree Of distrust,
He says that many of the towns prohibit tho
driving in of bseves for slaughter, and require
that they shall be killed where fed, and the
meat only brought to market. The whole
number of cases thus fur reported for Eng
land alone is 73,549, and of this number
SIS, 1872 have either died or have been killed.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24

the dressing Of the hair. Some Of the COS
tunes were very rioh and tasteful. Tho
worser sex were generally we'll dressed.
The Governmental Departments, both
branches Of Congress, and the army and
navy were represented In the company. We
noticed among the distinguished people Sec
rotary McCuLLocH and Solicitor JORDAN,
Of the Treasury Department; Postmaster
General DnsSIsoS; Captain Fox, Assistant
Secretary Of the Navy; Colonel I. I EcKERT,
Assistant Secretary Of War; Mr.. BAKER, Of
the State Department; Ex.secretary UsHERi
Senior ROMERO, Mexican Minister Senators
SHERMAN, wHsos, FEssEspEs, and HEN
DERsoN; Speaker CoLFAxi Representatives
BANKS, BOUTWELL, Of Mass, BLAINE Of
Maine, Blow Of Missouri KAssoS Of Iowa,
GREEN CLAY sNrH Of Kentucky, Brooks
Of New York, GARFIELD Of Ohio, etc.; Major
Gen. HowARD, Major General MEres, Major
General HircHcocx, Major LEEr, Of Lieu
tenant General GRASr's stat, were among
the military officers; and Vice Admiral FAR
RAeur, Rear Admiral DAHLsREr, and Capt.
WISE among tho naval officers, and Colonel
BRowxNe, late Private Secretary to the Pros
ident. Representatives Of the British, French
and Spanish Legations were present. The
number Of ladies was unusually large, nearly
all the gentlemen being accompanied by
their wives and daughters.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24
Speaker Collars Receptions.
RECEPTION AT THE EXECUTIVE
MANSION.

The lpdiss' reception at the Presidential
Mansion last evening was an exceedingly
pleasant and brilliant affair. From the hour
Of opening the doors until eleven O'Clock
throngs Of ladies and gentlemen filled the
parlors Of the White House, paying their re-
spests TO the ladies Of the mansion and to
the'President, and promenading and chat
ting with each other. being exhilarated
meanwhile with the music of the marine band.
The Presidents daughters, Mrs. PArrER-
SON and Mrs. Slower, received their friends
with modest dignity and unaffected grace
which made pleasant impression upon all
They were attfred simply and in good taste
MrE Parkinson wore a black velvet with
short sleeves and white lace under. jacket,
and slight bssd-dress of white and black
velvet twisted into wreath. Mrs. Slower
was dressed In . black silk, with a single
white jsponisa in hsr hair. Mrs PArrER-
SON and Mrs. SroYER were attended on their
their left by Hon. b. D. FREScH, Commits.
siOnsr of Public Building. who presented the
Blue Room. The President was attended by
United States Marshal GooDNG, who pre-
saated the visitors to him in succession.
The Courier d Etots Unis said the other
day that President JOHNSON was suffering in
his right arm from the hand. shaking of the
New Years levsei and that French journal
intimAtsd that the old.wOrld practice of kiss.
lug the hand on such occasions would be pre-.
ferAblei but the President last evening
seemed 10 like the old democratic mode of
sslptation, and will doubtless adhere to it in
spite of the fatigue, He appeared to be in
excellent health and spirits, and was evil
dsntIy much gratihed at Witnessing the en-
joymsnt Ofrthe large assemblage of persons
Distinguished for beauty, talent, high official
station. and good citizenship.
\ great variety vas observable in the toilet
Vf tho ladies on tho occasion, especially In
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24
Marriage OF Mrs. Douglas.

Mrs, ADELE c. DOUGLAS, nee CUrrs, was
lsst evening matrimonislly united to Major
and Brevet Brigadier General RoBERr VIII.
LIAMs, U, s. A., at her residence, by the
Rev. Father LYSoH, of st. Aloysius, assisted
by the Rev. Father MoGuIRE, Of George.
town College. The ceremony was Of q pri.
vate character. Among tho invited guests
were Hon. z. M. STANTON and lady, Lieut.,
General GRANT and lady, Senator FosrER
and lady, General TOWNSEND and lady, Gen.
erals INGALLS, and EESToS, Colonel BURTON,
Mis- JENNIE CAMERON Of Pennsylvania, Hon,
THOMAS A. scorr and lady, of Philadelphia,
and several relatives Of tho bride. ~
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24
THIRTY NINTH CONGRESS
WEDxEspAY, JANUARY "a, 1865,
SENATE
First Session.


Mr.. Sumner presented the petition of citi.
zens of Colorado, now resident in New York,
In favor Of the admission Of that Territory as
n State, but with the proviso that the word
white shall be stricken from her constitution.
Mr. Brown presented q similar petition on
the same subject.
Mr.. Brown presented n petition asking for
the extension Of the right Of suffrage to
women. m ..... ..
Mr.Wilson offered joint resolution for m
amendment to the Constitution, prohibiting
payment for slaves, or Of any debt contracted
In behalf Of the rebellion. Referred 10 the
Judiciary Committee. ... ....
Samuel J. Kirkwood was sworn In as a
Senator from Iowa until the Sd Of March,
1867. .i .. r..I ... .. b..
The bill to enlarge the powers Of the
Freedmen's Bureau was taken up. ... .'.
Mr.. McDougal spoke against the measure.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House resumed the consideration Of
the constitutional amendment. fixing the
basis Of representation. 2.
Mr.. Lawrence, Of Ohio, moved to recon-
nit the joint resolution TO the Committee on
Reconstruction, with instructions to report an
amendment to the Constitution, which shall,
FIRST apporti0n direct taxes among the
States, according to the property in each;
and which shall, second, apportion repre-.
sentatiyes among the States on the basis Of
adult male voters who shall DO citizens Of the
United States.
Mr.. Lawrence, OF Ohio, advocated this
amendment, arguing that the basis in the
Constitution was manifsstly unjust.
Mr.. Shellaberger supported tho amend
ment of his colleague, Mr.. Lawrencs,) and
opposed the resolution reported from the
Committee on Reconstruction. The latter,
he said, permitted the States TO exclude
races. .....
Mr.. Eliot, Of Massachusetts,. took similar
ground. .....
Mr.. Schenok offered m amendment to the
Instructions, to apportion representation on
the basis Of male citizens of the United
States. above twenty one years Of age.
Mr.. Pike opposed tho resolution Of the
committee, and favored the amendment Of
fsred by Mr.. Sohsnek. 3D..
Other gentlemon made remarks on the sub
ject pending. 100. n.f
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24

Ar Letters relating to the subscription Of, OF
advertising in, the REPUBLICAN should be Ad
dressed 70 the publishers, As above.
AL letters or communications intended for pub
lieation, or in any way relating to the editorial
department. Of the paper, should be addressed to
the editor, ~ above.
TO conRxsrosDESrs. mo notice can be taken
Of Anonymoss communications. Whatever is
intsndsd for insertion must be authenticated by
the name and address Of the whter-not necsssa-
my for publisation, but as guaranty Of Its good
aaah. '...
Business and other correspondents will greatly
eeiiss the Publishers and the Editor BY comply
Ing with the above suggestion.
We cannot undertake to r,turn rejected com.
nusieations.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24

WARRINGTON, ITth January, 1906.
All persons who occupy premises within the
corporate limits OF this city, into which the
Aqueduct Water has been introduced, other than
property Of the United States, are hereby re.
minded that on the LIST day Of January instant the
water req for the year ending January !, 1857,
became due and payable at this office. II the
said water rent be not paid prior TO the lst OF
February, the delinquents are subject to stop
page Of the water fraan their premises and pen
atty Of two dollars, to be paid together with the
water rent In full to January l. 1867, preyious-to
the restoration Of the water. nee. . g..
RANDOLPH CoYLE,
jalS-dfel Water Registrar
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24
GENERAL BUTLER,s SPEECH.

The address Of General BUTLER to the
Soldiers and Sailors National Union League,
faithful report of which appears on the
hrst page Of to- days paper, will be read with
great interest. He points way by which
the laborsrs who bore the heat and burden
of the day may recsive reward equal to
that accorded to those who entered at the
eleventh hour, without imPOvsrishing the
country or increasing the burden Of taxation.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24
SHALL THE BAR BE DnRAucHED,

All inc gen''e"en peinB accompanied ny
then wives and daughters
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
M. = ',...,- 80, A.
-. - A. 49,, % 81 -
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-. T., A.. -, az. ,,,,,., sac, w.
f.,vsntIv hon. th.t No ,ucb action will he
haiti, ,.l.n sn,.,v sou. of IN. Younger
State. .v.n 4, N, .ld,, NAV not be guilty
h,v. ao,. .,o,ob nv Iox.r;nv the stand.
"a .,,.,., 5000 A.
h.,;,o thu mas, honor.h,. NJ nrof...;on. IN
r,,;.v. Cameras. NJ ,nx oh,,o.,;o, nv ,n.c;.,
ena,tm.nt N d.tbron. "A. naval.
tn. oath r.ou;r.d nv m. ,t.tut, nj 1872
ma .nDlisd n n.r.o,s .,,s.dv n.,m;,,sd a.
practics M thu b., 4. ,,mn,v an .f,rm.t;o,
that the ,oIsmn and binding obIiy.t;on- IN
b..r trus faith and .I,s.;.,c. IN An. con.,i.
tuition Of the Unit.d States into which tbev
entered upon their admission 10 In. bar have
not b.en v;o,a,.d o.xi,,.r NAV saw that
tbsre can be NO r.r;urx in tho v;olation NJ :.
ineisy Prom's'ory oA'n' because tue taxing
Oh the oonsa''on ana the intent 70 disregard
are not eo'hc,den'i anu 'eehn'oaiiy ne Is
eorrecti OUT the sne'y Oh e'ery mans Hgnts
aePehaS upon-ihaeea' II may almost Dc Sa'd
'ha' inc ultimate OBJECT Oh all government
W s''u'e-a 'omp'e'e'y sa''ea observance
oiJus' suen Pro"issory oa'nsi ior THESE are
s"e oo"s"''ons WHICH imPena win equa'
''''' up'h Ju"s''' "Pon Jurors anu upon
'ou"'s'' upon 'n' ohe manu. anu upon tue
's S
'o"e ss"'''"e" III i'ou'siana' some more
:" A", ""s 'A' VI wv ~ Ns' no"
P'ssen' w 'ue supreme 'oui' Vi 'ne oh''eo
s'"'e'' ""u W 'o"s'e''' '"e" own oases'
"n''" 'ep'ese"'' anu tue uec's'oh OIL "n'en
WI" so'ein' 'ne cases VI 'nousanuS VI ''ne'
persons ne'e'oi'r' 'aAen anu aoooP'ed a.
0ou"se"o'' 'ea'heu =" tue '""' " '" "
f's's''ec' perhaps 'nA' 'n' profession mas
no' 'u'n''neu o"e inAn III my Vi 'no feoei'
''ouS' VI se"''reoeih0uS' e'A'es win nerve
'"Oue" W a0 'n' ,''po"''''y VI pre-
''"''"s '"ese 0a'eS III Tue 'o'n "h'en ue
S'A. ''s"'u iO' 'no e''o'u" '" 'n' pro
' .,a -"u '"e pu''0 "C'"'' u,anu' '"sy
80 - ~ ~ " w. :" 'ne ,o'" .,
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24

BIaLEY IS THE MAN WHO STRUCK BILLY
PATTERSON Last night Detectives Bigley and
johnson, while passing down Eleventh street,
near d, discovered two colored men hghiipg.
Upon going up to them, Mr.. Bigley Immediately
recognized one Of them rs a notorious fellow
named Billy Patterson, who escaped from Jail
here some short time ago. Mr. Blgley caught
hold Of Patterson to arrest him, and Billy imme-
diately Showed light and "went down" for
his razor. The officer being too sharp for him,
Immediately struck Billy, which brought him to
terms, and he was taken In custody, escorted 10
police headquarters and locked mp until this
morning, when he was turned over to Mr. Brown,
the warden Of the jail.
Patterson was arrested about one year ago,
tried, aud convicted In the Criminal Court, aud
sentenced to the penitentiary for stealing set OF
furs valued at 1900, aud silk dress valued at
$50, from Mrs Colonel Jehry. He was taken
from the court room to the Jail TO await trans
portation to Albany. About this time one
or two cases Of small -pox were discovered In
jail, and Billy was one Of the prisoners sent to
the small pox hospital, It being supposed by
the warden that he was suffering with that dis
ease, his face being covered with sores. Billy
had not been In the hospital many hours before
he escaped, and It was then discovered that he
had pricked his face with needle and rubbed
II with croton oil, which caused the sores. Moth
ing more was heard Of him until last night when
Mr., Bigley overhauled aud arrested him. He
will DO sent to Albany to servo out his sentence.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24

RECONSTRUCTION IN FAIRFAx Gentle
men from the interior Of Fairfax county repre-
seat sad state Of affairs as exiting there. The
ex rebels who have returned home, EN- bold
by the lenieney shown them by the State and
National Governments, are more proseTlptive
and hostile than ever before, and seem determ-
lined to drive out every one who sympathiIed Ia
any way with the Government during the pro-
gress Of the rebellion. They do not hesitate TO
denounoe the Government Tor the protection
which It has guaranteed the freed men, aud taunt
the Union men with the fact that even the Gov
ernment will not guarantee them as much
Alexandria State Journal -..' 'W
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24

PRoYEssoR BENJAMIN SILLINAN, of Yale
College, is at the Ebbitt
VICE ARNIRAL FARRAour and family ar
rived at the Rbbin House yesterday.
Mn. jennings, correspondent Of the Lon
don TIMES, 10 at the Rbbitt
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24

BALrnoRs, Jan 24.-Flour dull; Western
Extra 50 25s9 so. Wheat scarce. Corn
Arm; White 90c; yellow 76tc. Oats dull
Seeds steady. Provisions quiet. Lard 1871
a1Sio. Coffee inactive. Sugar dull. Whisky
firm, at $2.3I. ra.H -.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24

TIE amendment Of the constitution of
the United States, prohibiting slavery, was
adopted in the Senate Of the New Jersey Leg.
iSlature yesterday by a vote Of thirteen to
sgM Two Democrats voted in favor Of it.,
Three cheers for New Jersey! ..a B.. a..86
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24

NEw York, Jan. 24---It Is reported that
Col 0'Mahoney Is about to visit Paris, 70
confer with John Mitchell with relation to
an immediate movement on ireland.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24
ss- Madam Mounts, Pile salve-a

&C. Madam Mounts Pile salve-a
Valuable Remedy for that Disease; also, a Con-
sumption Destroyer, aud an Entire Cure for the
Bronchitis, Asthma, &c.; can be found al
stotPs Drug Store, opposite National Hotel,
Gilman g, near Metropolitan Hotel; Ford Is, cor
ner Of Eleventh and Pennsylvania avenue; Ru-
twisle's, corner Of Twelfth1and Pennsylya
avenue EllOt's, corner Of Y aud Twelfth streets;
Harbaugh's, corner Of Seventh and @. 3" JAl2-tf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24

SUB-ExEcurIvE COMMITTEE Of Soldiers
and Sailors National Union will meet this
evening at o'clock at the Hall of the House
Of Representatives.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24

Nav YoRx, Jan. 24--Cotton dull Flour
dull and unchanged. Corn dull and droop-
ing. Beef and Lard steady. Pork heavy.
Whisky dull. d.. OF" n.'-.H "-'.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24
SUPREME CouRr OF THE UNITED STATES

- 49, "WEDNESDAY, Jan. "a.
The following gentlemen were admitted at
torneys and counsellors Of this court: e..
oa motion Of Hon. ReveIdy johnson, George
w. Pasehol, jr. Esq of Texas and CHI unoey
Tucker, Esq, OF New York.
On motion Of Mr.. Attorney General Speed,
Henry II. Wells, EsI., Of Washington city, d. C. !;
and James X Edsall, Esq Of Illinois, ...,
No. loL Richard s. Blackburn, plaintiff In
error, Us. lessee Of George T. Crawford It al.
Argument continued by Hon Reverdy johnson,
for the plaintiff In error, aud by Mr., Brent and
Mr.. X. T. Merrick, Of Washing for the defend
ants In error. ...
Adjourned till to morrow at IL O'Clock.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24
MISREPRESENTATION "a, 1866.
H E c II THO Ms ,

TIE LADIES OF TIE PRESIDENTS HousE.
HOLD will be "at home Tuesday evenings,
and they will give Drawing Room receptions
Friday evenings.
srcRErARr AND Mas. McCULLocH's second
evening reception will take place on Thurs.
day next, commencing at 8 p. m. Card,
issued.
MRs. SECRETARY WELLKs will be ut home
on wednesday afternoons. Cards have been
issued for Secretary and Mrs. WELLEs' eve
ming receptions on Friday, January Goth, and
February I'd, commencing at o'clock.
TaE SEcRErARr OF THE INTERIOR and
Mrs. HARLAN will receive on Monday even
ings Mrs. HARLAs and ladies Of the family
will receive their friends on W Wednesday after.
moons, from to 4 p. m.
Mas. ATTORNEY GENERAL SPEED will re.
csive on Wednesday afternoons, from to 4
O'Clock.
SENATOR AND Mas. MORGAN have issued
cards for receptions at their residence, corner
Of 1 and Fifteenth streets, on Thursday eve.
nings, January 25th, February LIST and sth,
commeneing at 8 o'clock.
Speaker Collars Receptions.
We are authorized to announce that
Speaker CoLPAx's receptions will be contin-
usd every Thursday evening hereafter from
81 till II p m.
The reception of Speaker CoLFAx's mother
and sister Mrs and Miss MATHEWS, for
lsdiss, and gentlemen accompanying them,
WILDE continued every Wednesday afternoon
from IL 70 3p IN.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24
GEN. BANKS BEFORE THE SOL
oilers AND SAILORS.

Gen. NATHANIEL p. BANKS will address
the Soldiers and Sailors National Union
League in the Hall of the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes at 8 o'clock this evening.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

a8- A Special Meeting of the Work.
ingmen's Convention will be held at the City
Hall Council Chamber) on WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING next, January 2ith, at s clock.
By order Of the President 10 jan23-2t
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24
Fire In Dunhirk, n. Y.-Los. OF I

DUSkfRK, N. Y, Jan. PA row Of
wooden buildings on Third street, near the
depot-nearly an entire block in length--was
destroyed by are last night. The hre origin.
ated in a German emigrant house, through
the careless exposure Of coal oil. -Four
bodies were taken from the ruins burned be-
yond Identification. They are supposed TO
be omigrsnts. One man was rescued from
the flames, but he was 90 badly burned that
his recovery is doubtful.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24

Invaluable DiEcOpery.-A Full GRAIN OF, Iodine ,
In each ounce Of WateT.--DfssoLued tOithsIt a
S0lreRt-The most POWERFUL VIIALIEIHa AGENT
and RESTORATIVE known soRoRULA, SALT
RHBUM, CANCERS, RHRUMATIsM, CONSUMPTION, and
many Chronic and Hereditary Diseases, are cured
by its use, as thousands can testify. Circulars
sent free. Price 81 per bottle or 0 Tor S5. ga
DR.. b. ANDRRS 4 CO., Physicians aud Chem
lists, 42s Broadway, New York. Sold by Drug
gists generally. oet2S-8mdSw
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24

A5-Twenty-flyeo Cents Co Save Twen-
Benline, removes Paint, Grease spots9 40. , In
stantly, aud cleans silks, Ribbons, Gloves, T&e.,
equal to news Only % eonis per bottle. Sold
by Druggists. HEGBMAN 4 Co, Ir,-.
Chemists and Drugg lists, .
nols-d&wsm, gs .T,r fa = New York,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24

The CoLORED REPRESENTATIVE NEE now
in Washington are actively, energetically,
and intelligently working IN behalf of their
constituencies. They deserve, and no doubt
will receive, the hearty support of the col
Orsd people Of the country.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24

INTERNAL RrvEsUs RrcErrrs TO-DAY
$500, 900. .,. M ,1Ir o.r.