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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-23

FoRT PIcKESs TO BE REINFORCED. The
Washington correspondent of the Baltimore
Sun gives the following intelligence:
1t is confidently rumored that orders have
been sent for the landing at Fort Pickens of
the two companies of artillery that were sent
out i'll the United States ship of-war Brook
lyn, under the orders of the late Adm nistra-
ton, for the succor of that fort. The order
was suspended by President Buchanan, and
is now said to have been renewed. The mill
tary status will thus be changed on the part
of the United States Government. Whether
the Government of the Confederate States
will permit this, we are to see. / is not be-
lieyed, however, that President Davis viii
order an assault of the fort prior to formal
demand for its surrender, and this demand he
will not, it is said, make Immediately.
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DRY GOODS. &c.

7 ADJ ES before purchasing elsewhere, come
IL to No. IS Main street. where fou will fnd the
cheapest goods that ever were seen:
HOOP SKIRTS at rs cents.
LINEN HDKFS. ats cts. e--F-
BOSOMS at astonishing low prices.
Brown and Beached COTTONS at prices W bich
cannot fail to please. ~
Beautiful DRESS GOODS at all prices
And, in short, all our new goods a re bought and
will be sold so low, that we fear no competition.
We charge nothing for showing our goods, aud
therefore solicit call before purchasing else
where. WERTHEIMER & LOWENBERG,
NH Ia-lm rs Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-23

Secession Ftag- Raisings pleasant exeur-
sion is offered 10 the friends of secession, and
all others who may desire to participate, to-
day. A number of the citizens of Chester
field, aided by large delegations from this
city and Petersburg, design raising tseces-
sion pole y at the little viltaSesof ! Chester,
which will be graced with q beautiful flag
Among the speakers expected to be present
are the Hon. Roger A. Pryor, Gen. Thomas
r. August, Gen. j L. KeInper, and Messrs
q. b. Douglass, Chas. +. Collier, and Thos
M. isbell. Excursion trains will leave Rich
mond and Petersburg simultaneously, at ten
O'Clock, and return tickets will be issued for
the trip.
A beautiful flag of the Southern Confede-
racy will also be raised to-day, i'll Hanover
county, at the head of the Mechanicsyille
turnpike. 1t bears seven stars, in n blue field,
blank space being left in the centre for Vir-
ginia, when she shall wheel into line. Three
broad stripes, two red the middle one white
complete the ensemble. A glorious celebra-
ton is anticipated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-23

This article Is prepared from the water OF ths
BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE SPRINGS, by
careful and scientific method of evaporation,
whereby all of the mineral ingredients aud medi-
cinal properties of the water retain ed In IL
impaired Call and procure a pamphlet of our
Agents, containing certificates Of Prof. SAMuRL
JACKSON, of the Jefferson Medical College, Phila-
delphia, aud also twenty other Ply ysieians of emf
nence, testifyng to its efficacy in various dis
eases. The MASS and WATER is kept for sale
by Messrs. MEADE Il BAKER and 3. T. RoBISs0N,
Druggists, Richmond, Va.
p. ECHOLS SONS,
fe 23-d3m Proprietors,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-23

Gen Winfield Scott, 1t is said, Is engaged in
writing q full and accurate history OF his
many campaigns, The second volume has
been completed. 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-23

New Firm.-Having associated with ma my
son, GEO. W. LIBBY, we will continue to carry on
the SHIP CHANDLERY, GROCERY and COM
MISSION BUSiN ESS, on the corner OF 10th and
Cary streets, under the name and style ofLIBBY
SON aud We hope, by strict attention to busi-
ness, to merit continuation Of the liberal patron
age bestowed on the late firm Of Libby Burton.
LUTHER LIBBY,
a March l, 1851. (mh ll-2wJ GEO. w. LIBBY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-23

A Ban PLACE FOR MoRALs.-Hon T. B.
Sedgwick has written the appended reply to a
note which he received from clergyman,
asking his influence TO obtain a ubordinate
cierkship IN tne ne" iolA Ousloi II ouse ior
to punish and never knew of his being guilty
of filsehood -
SYRACUSE, March, 1851.
Rev Mr.P.-My Dear Sir LII you have q son
who won't lie nor steal. don't. for God sake put
him in the New York Custom-liouse; he would
habits not half so yirtuous. still, If you are in
clined to put temptation in his way, instead of be-
ing careful aud pray eral that 1t be removed from
him. will give him 4 letter. provided any friend
Of mine 10 appointed Collector.
Very truly your friend, and the friend OF your
boy, L. b. sRpawIcK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-23

Notice IL shail continue the Produce CON-
MISSION BUSINESS. as heretofore, and with
seven years, experience In this marke sad Peters,
burg, hope to give full satisfaction.
SAMiL D. HICKS.
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1o-morfoU, according to the Church Calen-
aar, Passion week. begins, The succeeding
Sabbath is Easter 81 va ~
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- - -
DIsSoLUTIoNa. 40.

THE CONCERN OF HICKS r ANDER.
ooN Is this day dissolved by the retirem ent
of Dr. PErEk II. ANDERSON. and the name Of the
business. SAM'I n HICKS
March IL, 1881. PA ANDERSON
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Porerty-Aii people who have had at diff
ferenf periods of their lives the pittless hand
OF povertv. destitution and want placed on
them, will be ready to ackno W ledge that while
want OF means involves disgrdfe, Ii en-
tails, without the name, all the consequences
which follow In the train Of that undesirable
state Of affairs. Money or means (they indi-
cate the same thinEs,l may not lie at the foun-
datfon OF every blessing, but it 10 very certain
tha. from those two articles spring every
thing that our intercourse with tho world has
taught us to appreciate or value. The want
of those important requisites, then, while il
does not necessarily involve disgrace, in wolves
consequences which we all pay court to. 1t
is, then, true that man may be honest and
poor at the same time but the latter state is
very uncomfor table. Honest poverty battles
against enormous odds. 1t sometimes wins.
some times sinks overpowered in she con test,
sometimes generates into an indifference that
makes its champion get reckless and fight
against the world and lit sometimes solicits
aid from the opulent wherewith to battle
against the great enemy--want. Should any
poverty stricken wretch apply to our well to-
do friends we trust they will be nourished.
sustained and encouraged. We hear that
there are great many people in Richmond
needing aid to fight the battle Of life. Let the
rich help the poor.
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As am anxious to close up my present business
| by the LIST of April, l will, from this day, offer
| some
GREAT BAR GAINS,
FOR CASH:
All who want CHEAP GOODS, will call, ex-
anime, and see for themselves, at 20 Main st.
JOHN L. SMITHER,
Richmond. 9th Eah. 1881 fA 27-lm
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n EW STRING GOOD $.

S. HIRSH, 2os BROAD STREET,
Begs leave TO inform his friends and the public
that he has just returned from the North with an
TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS,
Which, having been bought exclusively for cash.
at the present depressed state of the market, will
be sold al prices to suit the times. NH is-2w*
CEILING OFF AT COST,
y AND WITHOUT REGARD TO COST,
NY ENTIRE STOCK OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-23

WESTERN VIRGINIA ~. L. CoSFEREXcE-Ac-
ton on the Slauery Question.-The Western
Virginia M. K. Conference, at its annual ses-
sion at Wheeling, which was brought to a close
on Tuesday, adopted the following preamble
and resolutions:
Hhereas, The General Conference at It's late sea-
sion at BufalO has inserted new chapter in our
Book of Discipline on the subject of slavery; and
whereas, there exists some difference of opinion
as to its meaning: and whereas, uniformity in
admin nlstration and harmony among ourselves are
very desirable Therefore,
l. Resotrcd, That we deeply regret the action OF
tho General Conference changing the chapter on
slavery, W 9 regarding such action as unnecessary
2. Resoiped, That in our judgment, Confer
ence, the new chapter is not to be regar rded law
that no administrative or judicial action can be
had under 1t against any member or minister and
that we are left under ii to be governed by the
Scriptures, amenable as individuals for our ad-
ministration only to God and our Annual Confer
ence.
). Reso'red, That we utterly condemn any at
tempt, in any way whatever, to interfere with the
legal relations of master and servant, and that
Will seek TO promote, did fathers, their best
interests by preaching to them the unsearchaDle
riches of Christ, and by teaching them their re-
ciprocal duties as taught in the Holy Scriptures.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-23

DEATH OF A NOTED NA6RAsT.-The Phila-
delphia papers chronicle the death, on Wed
nesday morning, of well known yagrant.
named Margaret Harman, aged about so
years. The Inquirer says:
'Margaret was considered very hard case
but possessed qualities of heart which, if the v
had not been prevented and obscnred by in
temperance, would have won for her lasting
respect. When sober, she was a civil and
kind hearted woman; but liquor changed her
she was in full vigor of her strength, and be-
fore emperance and expos are had destroyed
her constitution, she was a dangerous charac-
ter TO NEEDLE with, and many an officer bad
his lothes torn to pieces while attempting TO
take Margaret in TO custody. Upon the break
ing ou of the cholera in Moyamensing prison.
some years since, she was an inmate of that
institution, and she at once devoted herself To
the duty of nursing the sick prisoners. She
labored assiduously for their comfort, and no
trouble was too great, no exposure too severe,
and no endurance too painful, if they tended
to relieve the sufferings of her patients. Mar
garet received q handsome acknowledgment
OF her services upon that occasion, and subse
Quently, when there We're numerous cases Of
the ship fever at the LaZaretto, she was called
upon to act as nurse there, and for q time she
won golden opinions. But her old appetite
returned, and having become drank and tnr-
several years she has been constant inmate
of the station houses in the upper wards,
either as a prisoner or a lodger, and there are
many stories told of her exploits. When
taken into the ropewalk where she breathed
her last, she commenced singing Hail Colum-
bia,' and the air and the words only died upon
her lips as the vital breath LETT them"
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ANDERSON, take pleasure In recommending my
late Partner as gentleman Of ample means to
conduct the business, and fully competent TO dis
charge the duties; and l would say that, upon =
trlal, find my health will not admit Of my pur-
suing the business a. would wish.
NH ll-l2t Z. II. ANDERSON
dissolution OF CO-PARTNEkSHIP.
~ The firm of LIBBY & BURTON is this day
dissolved ny mutual consent, by the withdrawal
of A. Burton. Either partner will use the name
OF the firm in liquidation only. s
LUTHER LIBBY,
March LIST, 1891. ABRAHAM BURTON
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I'll l. IN RY G 90 ID s {.

ANDERSON, GREEN HALVES
Would announce to the public that they have
made ample preparations for meeting the wants Of
their customers and the trade generally, and that
they are now receiving full and welt-assorted
stock of MILLINERY GOODS. Their stock con-
sists in part of
BONNET RIBBONS,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-23

OWENS MILES,
NH 1s-ts Near corner Cary and 18th SITS.
Dell HANGlNG.-fhe subscriber has taken
formerly occupied by Mr.. DEscARAc, and is pre-
pared TO do BELL HANGING, L0Ck-REPAIR-
ING, KEY FITTING. and all other work in his
line, at short notice. Orders will receive prompt
attention, and charges will be moderAts.
NH 1s--lwk ADAM PUTZEL.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-02
COM M = RCIAL
DAVENPORT MARKET
DAILY REPORT.

O1yrcs DAILY DEnocsAr AND NRwsl
Friday I've, March l, 1851. !
The market 10 more qaiet every dsy from tn .
one cause.-the condition sf the roads. Receipts
are very small.
FLous- Firm at 4.ooa4.25. Shipments 30
bhls.
WssAr-In demand ct Ill prices from 72077c.
We give 75c - the standard for to-day. Receipts
5S2 bu.
BARLsY-In active demand at 3o@3Sc for prime.
Receipts l52 bu. Shipments $50 bu.
Cosx--Steady ct &c for ear and loo for
sheled. Receipts 460 bu.
PorAfoEs-Shipmsni ), 125 bbls.
OArs.-l6Gl7c.
DssssED Ho0s-N Nothing doing. Nominal st
$4.50@525.
HAY-Dul 1t $400@s.0o.
CoAL-From wagon lOc per bushsl Coal VII.
Icy coal % in yard Henry county coal loc in the
yard.
WooD-Hickory $500; Oak sAoo psr cord.
PoULrRY-Live Chickens Sl.25Gl.5O = dos
Dressed s@se = b. Tssksys, S007ts dressed
do. s@loc = b.
BurrEs--n Plenty at lo@i3ks IN.
Esos-lo0l11lc = dos.
LAaD-lo@13heV y h.
HAns-Nsw Sugar C.rsd lll@lsks pr h.
Common lo0l:1Ss Per u.
PorAToss-15@25e0 p bushsl.
TUnxIrs. -3o@30c pr ba.
Csssss--Rs Rsrkimsr Go. ls0l7s per lb. Wss-
tern Reserve llH@lS<s.
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NUMBER IlS.
Froaa W ashinesos.

AootwOSOSs 10. %.
The eosrssposdssss on iAs 6iss Of the war
h"ustou vss grsstiy instrum sntsl in indoeiog
Ts'gss % Surrender govssaesst property In
Ts1ss.
Flag omssp. Montgomery. Of The Pssihs
eqasdros. vstsss % The Dspsrtmsas that The
Sssanse had returned from On unsuccessful
search Tor the slo0p Of var Levant He had
Aopss o. h.r safsty. The Wyoming. slse ssst
to search. had not returned.
Inc war Department yesterday received
dispatches from nsjor Asdsrsou. He has MT
been sick lie ssys the work cootipuss on the
bomb proof battery st Cummisgs PaiGt, but
hs could. With the guns u sumter, sweep avsy
The whols in a lev minutss
Unit. d S,stes stocks advanced 4 Ia Der et.
yes,esdsy.
Ex-senator S'idsll tslsgrsphsd 70 his family
TO remain here. II 10 thought hs 10 on bic
wsy h'shsr 10 msks ssrssgsmeoss 70 70 70
fsr,s - Minister Of the southern Conisdsraey.
Ihe Court Of Inquiry hes ordered Court
MsrtsaI. ~ case Of Capt Armstrong; for our.
rendering th' Penssso!s Navy Ys,d.
Yesterday Mr. Lincoln dined With Mr.
Spsnl ing. member from tks Buffalo District.
in company eth Gen. scott. Gov. Chsss Gov.
Seward. Bstss. Of Missouri. and come 70 other
notablss.
hoating battery vas launched on Monday.
The D.hiHi.n .uDs we're hourly expected.
All tro 'pson furlssgh we're ordered 70 return
by Wednesday.
The pubic business 10 ia : greater state Of
foIv~rdness than heretofore toward the close
| Of toDgress
Several Of the general appropriation bills
ere pending on disagrssipg amendments.
The Presldsnt has spproved tho bill tstab-
iishing Territorial Government 10 Colorado
including Pike Peak 1t 10 siIeot on slavery.
NJ. Crit,endea had an interview With Nr.
| Lincoln to-day
| Gov. Hieks Of Maryland. 10 msking ssrnest
efforts for Cabinet appointment for Hs-ry
Winter Davis
John Bell denies the report that he had
| one
| The appointment Of Senator Chase to the
Treasury Department vas settled isst night.
| Cameron 10 offered the War DepAl tment
Neither have decided yet to accept.
| WAsgISoroS, March l.
| Returns from North Carolina are % folio ~ !:
For the U0oE, Wake county. 1000; Rowan
county. 1000; Davidson county, 1900; (; Gull.
iord county, 2 900; Alanance county, lsrgs.
Orange. johnson. Montgomery. and Tsss veil
counties. large majority tor secession. Bru-s-
~ick. New Hanover. Wayne. Meoklinburg.
Cuberss. Mach. Egromb. Dut lin and Craven
counties. msjorities uns seertsinsd. Mostly
10 &c. The results for or sgAiost Convention
| arm indefinite
Lieut's Hayes end Holmes have resigned
from the Marine Corps end are going South.
Lisutsntss Bayley and Montgomery. Of the
artillery. have resigned. and are going south.
The formation OF Linooln's Cabinet 10 not
settled. except by rnmors which are conflict
| ing.
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new York Market.

.NDv YoRE. March I.
rLoUn-Naskst hsavy sad favor Of bsysrs.-
ss.lv0s.1O super State; 35.3t(G5 30 Estrs - tste
s.. 1905 20 Super Western; $S.s516. - Common
Extrs do. !; 13.4505.e5 Interior TO Good shipping
brpads and Extra kound Hoop Ohio.
hvs LOUs -Stsety At 8s.4O,GA.3O.
WnsAr-varkst without matsrisl change
Sl.ls for No. | Chicago Sprin. @l.ss North
Western Club el.35 milwaukee Club delivered.
kYs-Aarkst quiet, SIC
BARLsY STEADY, 7UG6Oc.
rosx-M Market dull. heavy and lower. eSH0
ey1<e Old Nixsd Western.
OArs--Maskss dali. ssH00e Wsstssn and
STATE.
P.ak-Markst quiet and unchanged. $H.2s
n4ss Sl3Tsf fur P'ms.
W6rogv -Mastst hrm. fa f@4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-02

81. LoUIs, Feb 28.
Despatchee to the Democrat ~ that the
Conv eolion met st Jefferson City st IL o'cloc's
this morning. Judge Hamilton. X. Gamble. Of
st. Louis. we elected temporary chairman.
and J. l. Miner, See'y. Committee on cssdsn.
tisis and permanent organization we're ap-
pointed. when II being fou.d only Is members
we're present. Convention adjoornsd till 10
O'Clock to morrow.
After permanent Organisation vas effected.
Convention will probably adjourn to Library
HalI-beirg Intended for that purpose.
News Of the adjournment of the Peace Con
fsence and passage Of Corwin's proposition.
produced pleasant effect upon the members.
Rx-Gsv. Price probably will be psrmsnsst
President.
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North Casolisa Essctios.

RALEIoH, Feb -.
Union ticket. 712; Sseseion. 8 tor Con.
v.D,ioo, 32O: sgss0st COovs0ti"0. $40. fss
tial returos from other precincts chow siul-
lsr 1eeult.
WIn Koros, Feb. 2s.
Three precinct. 10 N~w Hanover give SOL
mat rity for Conventions. Oth~s rrecinc's III
increase the msjori'y. Secession essdidstss
ere lscs-d by 100 msj
Bsuosvirk hss soss for secession. Three
precinct il Dolphin give AT mi for Coavso-
ton.
Wayne gives ! non msi tor secession. Ncks
county, inelsoios Ra s'gh. gives 900 msi fes
U.ioa. Tue mej rsty ssssDst sAs losvsSties
Il large.
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From Richmond.

KlCBnosD Feb 28.
Tyler and Lsddon were setensdcd ts-Disbt.
Both spoks. Tyler denounced the rssult Of
the Conference - . worthless affair. aud said
the South bad nsthing to he pc for from the Re-
publiesns .Leddon rsid il vas . LeIus On, .
shame and sn insult. and On ofsnss 10 the
south.
Montague made . seeesslos speech. The -.
csssi0n feeling 10 increasing.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-02

You can get par for your troken III.
inois and Wisconsin moesy. Of Morgan Co.
They ere ceiling Boots and Shess st cost. Go
and 80 them II you want the grsatsst bar
gains ever hss'd Of 10 Davenport.
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CHICAGO, March ].

CHICAGO, March J.
Flouf dull.
Wheat unchanged. Sslee $4,000 ba d 10 ter
No. 1, and 74k@747c for No. ..
Corn 6rm st N0z1 10.
Dressed Hogs 6sm.
Exchsngs . Nsv York y -.
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ILLINOIS CuRRENcY.-All the notes Of
che recent dissssditsd Illinois bspks will 10 r.
esived st per Tor Dry Coos. st wadsvorth's.
until further notice.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-02

nN TuE l7ru DAT OF JANUARY, 1881, I
~ s1ssutsi ~ prenissssy soc . 4 g. kinns
.foe Afiy-fess do1lsss, for PhiladsIphia dsatt,
5 vrsv 81 pesions against psfehasine said nots,
q IL psynsas win y soatssssd % the sxtses =
the leW.
LsCLAn1 Iews, February -, 1851.
Aul0l @. no0ADe.
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WILn koros. Feb. 2s.


1OUovJlA8 0ogoh l.
Stsssasea. Psssidses q The Desshssa Pssifs
Rsileosd, sequssts oil ssoek holdsss - 0sss
hin y L01issills March llsh. - g Nsw o..
lsaas o ~ 1Geh, - budaen q iaDegeases.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-02

A. p. L d. KELLY,
nACKERS OF BEEF AND PORK, AND
il Shippers OF Live Stock, 81 Brady street.
ian lO-dfw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-02

J. D.. CON0D0k. VA. HALL.
conc DON Z HALL.
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS ATLAW,
"A and Notaries Public. Once, North west
ornsr Of Brady and second streets, up-stairs-
ntrsncs ON Brady street. july 2s-dn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-02

TsENrON, March !.
Westos, the pedestrian arrived to-dsy, and
left st one O'clock.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-02

Ics MovlKo.-Yestsrday about noon
the ice took . start st this point. and for more
thsa sn hour crowded down towards the 10
land. where Il u heavily gsrgsd. A large end
tnthusiastie crowd gathered upon the lsvss to
Welcome the opssisg Of navigation. A few
days Of fair vssthsr will bring il.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-02

Lieut.. WordsD. Of the cutter Dobin, hss re-
signed. He goes South if scc.p'ed.
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Capt. Pope - be Court Mnsttaled.

WAsHISOToN. Feb. 20.
Capt. Pope. Of the United Slater Army, one
Of Mr.. LincoDs travelling cutie, - TO De court
msrtialed for speaking disrsspectfulIy Of Buch-
anSn In lecture on Notifications. delivered by
him recently at Cincinnati.
The Court Mattel on Capt. Pope IL to con-
vens At Newport. Ky. Maj Lee 10 0 be judge
advocate and Capt Heard slro one oi Lin
colo suite . msuber. Much indignation 10 ex
pressedcOncer0ingi he government proceedings
10 this affair IL 10 rumor-d that Secretary
Holt 10 net Responsible fcr them.
From Providence.
Providence, March l.
The House refused. by tie vote. 10 Instruct
the Senators and request the Representatives
10 Cor gress to vote tor the proposition Of the
Peace Congress.
Gen. Cass a. Detroit.
Dsrsour. March l.
Gen. Csss arrived here tnis evening. and
wse received BY . large coDcourss Of friends
and De'ghbors. Who ws,comsd him 70 he old
home In . hearty and gratifying manner.
OTIS Execueton.
PxElK. March l.
John OFT vss hung 1t II o'clock to-day. Not
much Excitement The crowd vac sstimatsd
st 5000.
Philadelphia Ahead.
PaILADELrsIA, Feb. %.
In . contest this p. M. . steam fire engine Of
this city vas victorious over the New York
macLiae BY 38 feet.
Resigned.
NORFOLK, Feb rs.
Lieut. WordsD. Of the cutter Dobin, has 70.
signed. He goes South II scc-p'ed.
TsEHr0N, March l.
Westos, the pedestrian arrived to-dsy, and
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0EOW0E y. AUOOEa.L.
A TTORNEY At Law AND NOTARY PUB-
"A Lie. OsvIcs, No. l, up stairs over smiths
Variety store, CORNER Of Brady snd SECOND streets.
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=. oevEWANCe

nENTISr, SUCCESSOR TO DIR. CHAS.
~ 0ooDRl0n, would iavits your attention = his
great reduction in prices Of Dentistry, and veuld
Invite al persons needing his services 70 call and
sxamine work and prieee ct his Rooms, nsxt door
70 ShepA srd's Am6rotyps Gallery, No. 81 Brady
sttest, nearly opposite the Post O6cs.
N. B. Teeth extsasted Ill houss of the day
ond night, aud al operations warranted. novS e
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gOeQN 8lMmRRRANN.
- nDIANO AND ORGAN NANUPAC-
tarsr, one door west of corner
wv 18th and LsClairs streets, Dsvenpsrt
Iowa. All instruments Of my own make warssntsd
and kept in order. without charge, Ave years.
n. B.-Repairing and tuning done at al times
nd in the best manner.
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Phi1adeOphl Ahead.

P0LADELPHIA, Feb. 20.
In contest this p. m. . steam fire engine Of
| this city vss victorious over the New York
macLiae BY 38 feet.