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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-19
NUMBER lO7.

WAsnikGToH, Feb. l8.


SENArE.-The Secretary presented
communication from the Vice President
Stating he should be absent the remain
der OF the session.
On motion of Mr.. Fesscndcn Solomon
Foo,c was choscnt President pro TEN.
Mr.. Lane, Of Indiana, called mp the
bill changing the ti,nc for holding the
l.. s. Courts in Indiana. Passed.
Mr.. Wilson. from military committee,
asked to be discharged from further con-
sidera,ion of the bill 10 amend tho act
for the collection Of tax in insnrrcc.
tlonary districts.
Mr.. Harlan called up tho bill to estnb-
lisl, the gnago Of the Pacific kailroad
aud lis branches, fixing the guage at four
feet eight aud liaIf inches, and was dis.
cusscd at some length by Mcssrs. La
than, pom,roy. Gnmcs, McDongal, and
others.
Mr. King moved 10 amend so as TO
make the guago eight feet. RcJectcd.
Tn bill passed by 2d TO ..
Mr.. Chandler called up the bill dona-
ting lands TO Michigan and Wisconsin Tor
u military road. Passed.
Mr. llarris called mp the bill organn
ing the courts of the District OF .olum-
bla. ticct unconeludcd.
Executive session adjourned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-19
GEORGE Francis TRAIN will. for th

GEORGE FRANcIs Tram will, for th G
third line, talk to the people Of Davenport
at Metro poi,tan Hall this (fhuraday1 even
ing. His subject is "Our Country. q theme 80
vas, that he viii have abundant opportunity
TO express his peculiar sentiments We have
hssri it in,imsted that in bis iast "Couvsrss-
tion with the People" he "subsiiej.' owing
20 circumstances ard that he d no. say a,
much ss he would like to have said. 1t 10 tu,
Justice to him to say that he vas engaged by
Mr. Hill to give his lecture on Eg,tism. Edo,
cation and Morality. travels. etc, ss was ad
vertised.
We know that some were disappointed II
not hearing politics. but to such we would say
90 on Thursday oight and ses II Mr. Train
does 90. main,sin freedom Of speech as bodl,
~ he proposes.
Reserved stau may be engaged today q
,he Hlu lie spoke at Mascitine Taesiay
lows Cty iass night. and will speak At Lee
Claire Ff,day. aud again st Rock Island aI,'
again at Burlington Tuesday next.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-19

EAcH hotel in New York has \ mark.
. / peculiarity. The Astor is the home
of politicians, military officers aud mer.
crant, with their families. The Metro
pol,tan is the home Of families. The
Fifth Avenue Hotel is the home OF the
travelling aristocrscy. The Brevoor', Of
Tie elite, who ask style and do not h'g-
sEe at the bill. The Clarendon, Tor the
h igh price Of board and the foreign style
OF its dishes; while the st. Nicholas II
= top house for everybody.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-19

A Washington telegram says that
with one hundred and twenty-five pres
se., tho Treasury Department are now
ust able to print enough greembacks in
two.thirds of a day 10 pay the erpe"s 6
of the government for one day. Where
does the money 60!
At Cairo, four thousand negr ocs are
supported At tho expense OF The Govern
msut At Port RoysI the number il
much larger, how large it is Impossible
to say. At New Orleans 10 any thou
sands are thus supported. Two-third'
of all the negroes emanclp'.ted by Wal
or Lincoln's proclama i.v. are throw
upon the government for their support,
aud the tax pay ers Of the North have L
foot tie bills.
How long must the people sweat an'
pay their money to ems ocipate and keel
10 ;dleners this sw arm Of blacks? Ho'
long viii white tax payers have any
thing lett 10 pay with il the tour snilllo'
slaves Of the Son.h sre to he this throw
upon their hsnds ?-N. \. Aryus.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-19
A GgNrLsnAN of Philadelphia,

A GENTLEMAN of Philadelphia, with
view to preparing biographical
-hetches OF our most prominent military
10 aders for future publication, recently
rorwarded circulars TO the Major Gene
,sIs and Brigad,ers of our army. One
81 these was received by Brigadler Gen.
Butler, requ ss,ing him to Il Il up the an.
nsxed blanks with his birth place and
events of his military career. 10 a few
dsys it was returned with his birth place
and ago properly set forth, and with the
blank devoted to military exploits con-
tainlng the following Il have done
every thiog that ! WAS told to do
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-19

The New York correspondent OF the
PhilaIeiptis Inquirer, writing under
date Of February l2, says:
"rhe steamer hrago, from Fort X Roy-
q, this lnor"ing, brought NJ passengers
. large number OF officers, most OF whom
are very communicative - 10 rllhtary
aud naval operations in that reg ION, bn
their news il not the kind to De put IN
print. But TINS much may be said with
safety. that II everything has gone well
since Tuesday last, Savannah ought to
be by this time in our possession. A
special messenger from General Foste,
10 Wa.hng,on vent South by the e.ev
60 o'c.ock train this morning. lie was
in great haste, 90 much 50 That in ord. r
to catch the train he had TO leave his
baggage On board the steamer.
"Apropos :: had conversation thi-
morning with . gentleman who left
Charleston on the goth uit., and who
came North by way OF Tennessee and
Kentucky. lie says there is no donb:,
whatever, that Fort Sumter is iron-clxd,
and nouuted with y number Of ll-inch
and l5-inch guns. II pepole in and
around the city we're even then prepar
ing to evscnats their homes, ia ant.cipa-
ton OF an early b3mbardment. Agreat
nany submarine tOrpedoes had been
placed at the entrance Of the hsrbOr,
which, moreover. WAS SO bloc up
with .unken vessels, that it wa. deem
cd impossible even for our light drsugh'
iron -clads 10 enter. The rebels also
have ! number Of 6reships."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-19

Nav lonK, Feb. is.
New Orleans adviccs ot the 18th, per
steamer Creole, state TINT preparations
are actively in progress Tor II new cam
paign in the Lafouehc country.
Gen. Writzel is on the eve Of depart
ure with his expedition up Bayou Lcchc
The movement is sad TO have ACTUALLY
commenced ON the 9Th.
A letter SAYS the progress Of Wcr'zcl
will by no means prove bloodlcss. lie
must overcome resistance III every step
lie will probably be supported by four
or five gunbopts.
The encmy's force is 5000 mcn, under
Gen. Dick Taylor
On the estl ul,., tho gunboat Owasco
was dispatched 10 Galveston, with order
10 run into the barbor, examine as care
fully rs possible, without drawing thell
fire, the position and strength Of any be-.
terry that might be erected and in pro
cess of construction.
apt. W lson returned TO New Or
leans aud reported the Harriet Lane stll
nj Galveston. lie i. certain that sle I
disabled, rs he saw her towed slow
about by small liver steamer. Capt
" ilson'- report has not been divulged.
The Hartford went down the rivcr o.
Friday evening with the Rear Admiral
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-19
LATEST NEWS
BY TELE6 RAIoH.
u
Thursday, , O'Clock A. NJ.
2 TELEH RAPH
From Washington.
WAsnINoroN, Fob. IL.
Special TO Times.


Special TO Times.
The Senate Military Committee in.
strnctcd the chairman to report bill au.
thoriSing tax collectors in insurncotionary
districts to purchase at tax sale
such lands as the President may
designate as be NJ needed for military
aud other Government uses.
An appropriation is to be made for u
navy yard in the West, TO he selected hy
the President. st. Louis ~ understood
TO be the place.
a gentleman recently from Charleston,
who escaped through the rebel lines,
states that large number Of troops were
recently collected there 10 defend the
city.
The citizens generally left in articipa
,ion OF an attack from the national
troops.
TIE deicnccs are very formidable. and he
thinks the city cannot be captured with
ont severe struggle.
The city is strongly fortified on all
sides but tho west, and supplied with
| iron clads 10 defend tho haibor. Two OF
these are destitute OF machinery.
The War Department. III answer to a
call OF the Senate, has presented an oil
cial document showing the cause of the
excess of The Miss ur, local troops above
the authorization of Congress. Til,
number raised was lite over II,
600, an excess Of 5000, which were or
dereI 10 be disbandcd, but on protest oI
Gen Schoiield thoy were allowed by Gen
H.ll.ck 10 lie retained in the service OF
the State for M emergency, but that
orders have been given for the dlshanaine
Of four regiments anl their absoriion Int,
others.
WAsnINGTok, Feb. ~.
The Senate 10 day confirmed the fol-
louiu nomination Of Consuls
Clas. Glbcr, Wheeler, OF Mo, n Nj
rcmbcrg Noah Wilson, o! Ind, nj l.;
mon, san Salvador; i. Crosby, OF ks
at Geneva, VIM. Phelps, Of Illinois, n
: ST, Petersburg I. NJ. Army, Of kansa
M Secretary Of The Tcrritury OF Ne'
Mexico; Edward Evans, of Washing'o
Territory, as Secretary Of that Tcrritor,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-19
The Army COasss vat.ye.


A recent speech made in Cong ress By
. radical republican member reveals the
following:
Nevertheless, without reference to
the result OF the war, l consi er the
chances Of the conservatives in the elec-
ton tar superior to that Of the Admins
tra,ion. Great reliance is pl Geo by the
latter on the vote OF the soldiers but in
my opinion this is delusive. The SOL
diers will be affected in Ike manner
with the rest OF the people, and more
over, will be tired Of military terv cr
and anxious to return home. They
will be dissatisf:d from = thousaLd d
causes, and desire = change. The sui-
fering aud indignation yet to be eogen-
desel BY tic uulimued is. ue Of an 'rre-
deenaLle paper currency, will 0: itsel
over " helm the Adninistrstion party,
aud sink it deeper than plummet ever
sounded. But the democrats, in my
opinion, safely calculate that they can
take issue on any one Of hundred nee.
essary incidents Of the war, and de.ea,
their opponents BY large msj'rity.
Thst is just what the democrats think
themselves. They are going to take IS
sue with the President on his uncons,i-
tutional acts, aud they have 10 doubl
but the army will be with them.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-19
A FrN>Y SroRY.-A fanny story i

A FrN>Y SrosY.-A funny story is
circulating about Washington. Two
II .embers Of the House asked permission
10 pint their speeches instead OF deliv-
el.iug them; and there are now 10 print
two speeches, with different names upon
,l,en, which are 40 prec sely alike ss to
Z xcite astonishment. The inference
ID that the man 7tacturer made mistake.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-19

DELAYED CoRREsPokpKNcR.-1 ester
dsy N orning We r1es we'd . letter from on,
faithful correspondent "Thona.." Of the 2Otl
Infantry. that ~as written on the I'd ins'. hsv
ing been on the way more than two weeks =
The nsvs it contains has been mustly sntici-
pated. lie alludes to the almost unsEdibg
trisls Of J B. Allen. E.q.. who went out with
a quantity Of goeds and hospital ste rec from
this place las, December But the goods were
receive ed at lsst, and says "Thomss.' mo nsn
vas more pleased with this arrival than var
ur Allen. who. l wish to ssy, hss done the
very best he could. and 10 not 81 sil TO blan.
because they were not delivered sooner 10
add to the Joy Of ths boys st receiving then
thing- from horse. "a clothing train came NJ
At the came time, aud the Scott County boy,
are at this moment better clad than they hsv.
been since they entered service wsars ia,
to hear 1t. They deserve all they have go
and more. There are very few rsgimsn,s-
even auong the old once, that have seen mor'
service, or done more for their country thar
nas this came 20th. made up 10 equal numbes
Of Scott and Lion UNITY boys.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-19

SETTLE Up.- Messrs. A. i. x ID. Kel-
lev have conciu ted to close business ~ thte
city. and musi have = settlement o' all ac'
counts before the close oi the present week
one Of the concern will remain here until Dext
saturday to transact business. All accounts
no, settled by ,bs. time will be placed in legal
h.,.,. "a, collection. fblG-dlw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-19

WApswoern is selling staple goods,
sncb a. uuslins. prinls. eic.. at ns'on'sh'ogs
NV prices Having purchssd his stock bsfo's
The recent great riss he 10 enabled 10 sell a.
much 10 ser f cure. than any merchant In .b
city. Go and see tor yourselves.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-19

To LoAN.-A few thousand dollars ob
good iDprovss f,rm,ug lsoJs. E,qaife of Z.
A. MeNsir, Otto Kiog or Hon. James Grs1s
ibl2-2w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-19

LATEST News. Chicago Times
and Tribune. New York Herald. Iumes. and
Tribune for ssls. and subscriptions received ,ss
sr,'>. second street. and st the Post Once
Nsws Depot.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-19

AN .INTEREsrING LECrURE.-We arc
10 formed that Professor Fory the celebrated
astroaansr, will deliver . lecture In this city
ID lev days. upon the peculiar science he
- made = study. His descriptions Of the
nsav.ns, the distance aud immense .izs aud
numbers Of ihs bodies revolving 10 epscs ns
,sid TO be una, ,oihceut. Dne notice will b.
ven Of the ii me the lecture will be delivered
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New YoRK, Feb. Is.
Special to World.

MvMrHrs, 18th, VIA C.lxo, Feb. II.
Adyiccs from below state that the rcb
els at FORT Hudson commun cate with
the Gulf by way Of the Atchafala River
The Queen of the West, n soon n re
paircd, will interrupt that movement
There are million bales Of cotton be
low Helena waiting Grsnt's pesmission te
ship.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-19

Gentlemen

Gentlemen
! hasten TO answer your communication o'
the l7tb inst. | sasil avail myssif ot ths II
tering inviration extended 10 me. aud Son'd
respectfully designate Tuesday evening. Feb.
~, 81 Metropolitan Hall. as the tiue and place
The entertainment proposed TO be ven.
trust You will look upon a. an amateur M df
with little professions, prs'en,i "A. aud 'rsu
. sincere d.slre To do some good lfhail pl"cs
the net proceeds Of the evening (Mr. H'ii ~
tn. kindest manner. having y scsd The Hall o
my disposal. tree 81 chsrg.)i tho hsnds o
Adit G.nl Baker. for dis,fibntion ameng th'
needy famiiies Of our eoliiers in the city .
Dassnpott With high reg .rds for your 0on
sideration.
lrsmsin your obdt servt.
X J NoG0AN.
Hon. Jno +. Dillon, Jane. Thoring,oo sne
Others.
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From (0lifOunlN.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1C.
A severe rain stern prevails through
ont the State. No business doing, and n
general dcarth Of news.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-19
The MARKETS.
Davenport Market. .--Daiiy Repor

orrros or rmR DxH. Nvwg,
"Wednesday Eyo., Tsb. - !
This ir ono OF tho dulles days OF the season.
Mud ia the order Of tho day, and teams cannot
come In Quotations stand unchanged.
rloua-= Wholesale, t5.0oecd.60i retail, Sbso(G
o. shipments b. bbis.
wuy.r 7OA60e for common grades and
s5rmal 90 for the hast.
HAnlvy yoteltl ~.
Coun Active al 3l0l36c.
Oars eOl55s.
Hoas- Dressed, ~ ooGtoa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-19

FUR gloves and caps, best stock IL
Davenport. or tbs State, srs selling 1T cost L
make room fer Spring goods ut Farrsrds. COZ
asr Second and Brady streets.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-19

TIVE Cosr.--The cost Of q Brigadier
General, staff and all, is about $4,000
per annum; the cost Of Major Gener-
al AID staff is some $24 900.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-19

R,yeKs' MsLopEoN TROUPE.-
troupe Of sopg.tsrs hes played 10 crowded
houses for ths past three evenings. aud hsvt
in each in tspcs given the grestsst ssti' lac
ion. They 60 from here 10 Psosis. where we
AZ. sure they sill be ~sle0osd by hest o.
.duirsrs. Charley Aorris. Charley Reyno'd'
and Harry Psll are tost 10 then selves. sod
shso ws add the names o. Pesss. ST on". Nudge
etc. ~ hsvs % srssy Of talent rarely equal
ID end never saspssss1. To our friends
a Peoria ~ esd then sssstiag. Give then
ubsssl patsesAgs les .thsy ssseaisly dssssv'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-19

Gss. McKinslry, whose case has been
undergoing court martial at St. Lonis
for several moo:h', Is Captain 10 the
regular service, promoted to Brigsd,er
G.nerslship, and appointed Chief @ lar.
ter.nas,er OF Gen. Fre,nonl's department
The general opinion seems to be that he
will be dismissed from the service. hi.
private fortune is ample, bis vile, who
was the widow Of David Smart, OF De-
ttoit, having brought him several hun
dred thousand dollars.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-19

WIsTEs GOODS at cost, and below that
figure, a. Whisiers Great New York store
Must make room tor our big spriog stock.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-19

INTEREsrINo EErERTAIsEMET.--W
call psrticuisr . teption to the corr espon dencs
,stw cen . number Of our we'll known ci,izeLs
. I'd X. J. Morgan. Esq. The treat therein
p..ouised is anti~i ipA,ed with much pleasure.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-19
DAysSroRr. Feb 18Th, 1858.

r. J. MoxoAN. E.q, sra The undsrsig cd
desire that You favor The c,tizsns OF Dsvsn.
port with reading. from Prose writers and
Poets from Eu -ops and America any evening
when it will suit your convenience. A issorA'
bIa answer will 0biige.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-19

Tuoss Pictures. Bnsh has
,bou. eon,ls,.d HE rtsng.msD,s for exhibit.
,n those beautiful oil paintings 10 hs.ropolI-
tan Hall, and In few days the collection viii
be thrown open to the public. No collection
yt paiDtings in the West can 10 aoy way com
care with this. either In ezecutiso or numbrr'
10 addition to the painting department. Mr.
Bu.b has large aod splendid s,o ek Of Hiliis
ry .o,ipmsn,s. such - swords. ts,'ts. rsvols
-. .,r.ps. saskes, ETC.. = hich win be cole
very 10. for eash. Due notice will es g''s'
| u the opening.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-19

GoDYs' LADY's BooK.-The March
lumber Of this valuable ma Gsins has arrived
10 ell respects 10 the most readable aud In
,tructiys work Of the kind published.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-19

MILITARY MEN, A1rssrIoS.-N you
sish for q Uoiform and foil squipusats. call
on r. P, ErskiDs. N'etol.s Block.
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9Pbenix Iasurapce Company OF Hart
sssd |, ssss.s. ia Nay. 1858. ess7 .aeo.ss lie
blliGIsa eaI 500. Hsssy 3. HossnAS. Agt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-19

OpuEING BALL At the OGELvIE.-
rho.. persons wishing TO attend the grand
opening ball At the Ossive House, Musoatine,
his evening, c,,n take the tran which lssvee
,ere this sttern ooL st three o'clock, and thus
40, ,oo.s but hs If . d IN going aud return
,oe. We hope TO --s . gooily company
OF the friends OF Nr. Gillett present this evsi'
ing. Half fare tic ksts can be obtained At The
,ffice
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-19

ApvAsc1No.-G Gold has pas7ed on up
% go p psr cent. Within ninety days time
Il will take two dollsr grsenback to pur-
ch..s ons dollar Of Q old. All kinds Of good-
~ill advance in prop orion. We adS'ss '1o's
sho wish TO econom' xs,and have 9 little read,
cash, to buy their co, ton goods. teas, cofise.'
and other artisles of ordinary use and con-
,umo,ien uop Tn Ose Who OAn do y
and do not; will lose by IL. Nov. also. II
the time to purchase for speculation. There
10 no such thing ~ missiog the nsrk.
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T HE CIT Y.

CaANeR OF BAsE.-Thc State Bank
will move into It's new building on Saturday
uex..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-19

A Coon SPtcULATiUN.-A Boston
merchant . few days since purchased
1000 barrels Of alcohol, and placed il
% bos,d ships for the Mediterraossn. A
great ti.e having suddenly taken place
10 the article, the lot bas bsso discharg.
u iron The ship, spd sssold q pro6t
Sf 4syoQoI
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DISTRICT COURT.
HON JOHN r. DILLON. Judge
IRA. NJ. GifFogp. Clerk.

TUESDAY. Feb. ls. 1868.
Court met at o clock u. IN.
The case II iboinas Orr vs.. Charles Lsssiie
occupied the Court the ontiis day. and wss
submitted 10 the Jury At the Adjournment oi
Court.
The Jury in the case Of the State vs.. John
K.i.e-, returned into Court . verdict OF MOI
Guilty.
During the srgumen. Of counsel to the Jary
10 the case Of Orr vs Leslie. the cass OF Hail
W. Sherman. was taken up, aud heard by th'
Judge. 10 We jury room. ia order to expedite
business.
Court adjourned until Tomorrow mornUi
| At Q O'Clock.
Tie Court will probably adjourn for th
term this evening.
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Weekly Report OF the keoknk Hosp'is

weekly Report OF INC NeOHuk uVsR"s''
KgoKuK, Feb
DIED.
Prvats,--Wm Il Murris. company X S6th
ILfsniry, Feb 6Jh. chronic bronchn's Au'
moss Lowsry. company q. ll,h I-snHy'
Feb llth. Pnsuinobis; Ssse't q Wh"t, 90.
Il, S6 b Iaisn,ry, Dec I'd. died =. home.
DiscfiARGED.
Privatss-Eliss Gardiner. comrsny r. 18th
i0faot,y. Feb. 2. chronic hspst't"; james
Bstl~ul~ ~r, sompsUv q. 18th Ioiastsy. Feb =
chronic d,srri n, Geo W Miller. ceupsny Z
seth lafso,ry Feb q. chronic rLsomsti'u =
batisr, compsny T. seth I"fssssy. Feb ll,h
| chronic brcnchitis: q W Daady. comPsoy b
l7,h lotaassy. Feb IL gun shot ~oand; !
Dssk sirth. company +. S6th foiastry. Feb. II
ssrsnis bressAiiis; Sesgs ksj. Alex Bso.o
lSsh Ietaasry. Feb -. gsa snes sossd rrs
vass Wo wilkias. ssopssy z, sts lotssssy
Feb. II, shssais diassboA
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From Cairo.
CAIRO, FEB.
Special TO Herald

CAlRo, Feb. II.
Special 10 Herald
Parry's guerriIas fired into the iain
Dick Fulton at Cypress Bend, and killed
several OF her crew. She WA, towing coal
/, the feet, ami would have been cap
,urcd, but was saved by the gnnboat Rat
tier.
CAIRo, Feb. Is.
A military committee is now in session
at ST. LOUIS, having for It's object an IN
vcstiga,ion Of the administration oi affairs
at Island No. Ten, and New Madrld.
An officer has been sent to CAIRO to
procure the copy Of all kilograms sent
from here respecting the naier, and
what precise use is to be made OF them
is not known.
Three steam dredging machines are on
The way from Louisville % Cairo.
The steamer Ruth takes to Memphis
foru pay,nastcrs and several million dol
lors moe money.
Government has sent to Memphis and
below, within less than n mouth, nearl,
$50. 900, 900, enough, it is said. to pa,
al, the soldiers in that quarter.
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