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The New York herald., 1863-08-16
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Mr.. w. III. stfner's Despatch.
FoRrREss MONROE, August 10, 1865


An FoxrREss MONROE, August Is, ls63.
s.,- psrAR1uRs or c{sEnAL rEcS.
Last evening Major Genera: 'ahn v Peck and ssaG loft
here on the steamer O. w. Thomas Captain ngSs-f Cary
Tor Newbern having been assigned by General Foster %
the command OF the Eighteenth army corps. General
Peek will be remembered, commanded our forces at
suok, and during the siege April and May siguazed
himself by hrs cooness, fntrepidty and Judgment, but
shortly after taken sick brought on by over exer
ton The following gentlemen staff officers, accompanied
General Peck 3reE
Ma or .. p Foster, Assistant Adjutant General.
Surgeon II. w. Hand, Medical Director.
Lieutenant G. r. Sterling, Aid dc Camp
Lieutenant James u. Outwater, Aid. do Camp.
Tho headquarters OF the Eighteenth will rem Ain
az heretofore at Eewbern. N.AfN-
f-NN THE GrNBoAT MEMPHIS,
Captain Caleb Curtis which arrived here from Charles
ton yesterday morning at one o'clock with dispatches
from Admiral Dahlgren, took In supply coal and left
egan at noon today for the South Atlantic bockadng
squadron. n 80 n
THE HEAT IN VICINITY
Tor the past week ten days has been intense.
hung IN a cool and shady place, reached hundred
ana two degrees, and has seldom been below de-
grees during the heated term above referred to.
FoRrRKss MoxRoE, August IA, 1858.
Private H. Metz, Company c, Third Pennsylvania
tillery, died at the post hospital here, August TO-
George Moore Of the regiment died Of stroke,
August H.
eleven O'Clock this forenoon.
Tho steamer Croton, Captain Dumont, sailed for Hilton
Head this afternoon. s@lfrr
The New York herald., 1863-08-16

BH' HrsRth--rr. Greatest Curse tGs
'tt" lANtlf g. hrr q. many lOFnrB u ha. fepa
aA~u-.fN many ifieBds faf parted Ihr stl
= zoe aeitste faDr nearr- frirn>t wh wenton sud
S az I-Hei A't q .n a. Nc4TkA ~ effect radical
~.e, N.r ile bALA ot 1hon, AND fLowl n" as
st hkhA Ahd iaornur Il ala, peaHf HeA the
IrAlgn removing all nm. pprrs act tCeraies leaving
tAe aka sou shd white fnre ~ cents FOR srie ID
drugelais
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nreoaElyn Caev News.

A. UsxSsvu wsnAH vevvs DsevssD.-cosossr Bsu.
psss hssd = isqssss - DAy Rdss Trlaay the
Scdy n - vuknssu vvuas fsssA asasisw IN The bay
pscssl vas sssus avs fsss 80 iucA IN heishs snd -
dreneA In easssa 6anoet unAssskws masis ovsrskirs
mu4fsn va.s and oosteu porkngs. Fcs frtbsv inosms
tbou sUp,y " CQvssr BsassA a MI ! e~i---- /.
The New York herald., 1863-08-16
Receipt ~ Admiral Farragut at
HastiA9e. y so. AMll


SvELcoME HOME TO Tns HHR0 or rHB MrssIssrrPI-
JOY or THE PEoPLx AT ms RnrURN-rHHY TURN
s0UT IN MA-sE TO RECEIVE HIA-INCIDBNTS, ETC.
HAsr1scs or Inn HUDSON, August II, iso3
admiral Farragut arrived here to-day. and will give
YOU lito idea OF the In which he was receved
Long before tho boat reached the dock II crowded
with hundreds OF ladies' gentlemen and children, who
camo 70 welcome him. ~ fri
Acroes the deck stretched largo banner, which
svas painted ihcse Words
! WELCOME rHR HERO on tue HissssIrf1O (
The moment re apded three chssrs FOR me Admirsr'
greeted him. Tho ladies their carriages and waved
nsgs prepared expressly for the occasion. Bouquets and
,sseacsss were showored upon him with an earnestness
winch proved they from ordinary feelings
Tho Admiral deeply affected by this demonstration
and be bowed hts thanks tears noticed coursaa
down his brvnzed face. with his usual modesty hc tsed
70 escape from notice. but there seemed 70 be hiding
place for him, waving handkerchsfs and welcomes
pursued him until no reached his residence.
-ca reaching his house he found it filed with rare
flowers and fruit, which had been most carefully
ranged by hts good servants, who were perfectly do
hshted TO SEQ him once more.
-Lit,,c Hastings the Hudson has shown her appre
citation OF the brave noble ADMIRAL and hour BY houI
ne ndr receipt Of some token Of their esteem.
The New York herald., 1863-08-16
Gre. e,..: !, Ers:s Er..s.ss !: g II \ Lis..

me tbnrder shower os Tuesday sysrncon ragged with
TERRIBLE vioIcce st North Amherst. Masa., 2nd w AZ
<eaded with great destruction Of property and lo Of I'VE
f.fe o thu dBastsr the factory Village 7.
~ Has a scn. called shs "IIolow,p p botwssn North And
rI.rs, sni Amherst city. In consequence a the heavy
rain he afternoon, sudden riDe occurred In NIL river
at about hit O'Clock In the evening, The swoIlsu srea
rshng Gown with such forcs 70 carry o. withous ths
least warning tcet of the solid dan wheh sx-
,eoded tho river, ndnked both sidcs BY high
iedgcs Of rock. fNM
~ Tho bridge fow yards below were standing n she
ysne OF the accident Mrs. Dana Whesloc axed ab0us sy
years her daughter wealthy, AGED fourtesn; Mr. Har.
nced ta enty nvc years, and 9. VI. Turner Bsfore
hsy could escape tho bridge was turned conpltsly boa
tot upw ards the thres ladies Instantly klSd ~ The
c1ncapsta. Mr. Turner IVES cAsrieds 1cwn stream rev
is 20 An ISLAND where he fousd abous tvo bours
ssrds badly bruised and IN very weak state He
ssricusly injured, though hopes are entertained q As
fhc bIoschins shop of Hnh non vas svspt away and
s.sss6r xvy houss undsrmnsd and badly inlus1 cod
ssancA - 600 worth palm loaf hatAs pAvt = whlch
wsrs carried stream. Ihsr sntivs pcs nssttnsa1
al about - O0o - cha0nei nr0ugt ~
factory street fer sss dssp, and swept on most q ths
!, ,s.uose ssd crups = - vistoity. l.f N.N
rs bridgs ssar PoGrp srhs nin. qearssr u m1ss
Ss1Uu w~s casssd svaS, ssA ~ juss below -
s,cS ssus1 roa1 r1neGn lmDassaSas M damage Y
Ssdres aa1 roads eAta1s1 - NM q - v e 6oo
Vess sprisGGBl1, 5lUllS Clasypss, - fsrHss ~
80. ssrss 4 ~ - kkSy Pso1 sinsss rss1y . ~
- vhea Ne sAewsr oaoe -, and Shsa 4 w. evsr IN
49, /. sns parss q ~ - wse - 49, g. 80 -
4 ~ = - 80 q - - - ~ ansASl '~~'
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Personal Iassaiigsnee.

Hon wm II. Seward, Secretary Of STATE. accompanied
By psrty 9 the foreign Mnsss and The secretaries and
attaches q tho different legations, ssaissag . s sixty
i-o r,on: s..vsd at sho As.or Bcass about hs pss'
seven O'Clock yesterday morning. Afssr psrtakins Of
breAkfas, the party left again by is Hudson River Ran
road al ton O'Clock. NH0H
n r,sd. Of Chicago; G. L. Hunsoon, Of EaAhviie. r.
.cvsy, oi London J. n Canaed. Of Pithb0rg; Rev. N.
whlA cf Tennessee; A. A. sumner, Albany, aad }. y.
cbspsaa, of %. Louis, srs stopping " sSs ~ NchOAs
Hotel
! n. Hfbbsrd and ,. r. Hwvcr, Of nlinois; X. ".
as,sh ana lady and W. NJ Cameron and family of cncin
nsti n. 4 sllers and lady, Of Pennsyivanh yamss ~
Cys svfogd and lAdy, of c. Loun James Myths o. In
disna; W. n. Housh, d Ohio. and MAJOR Y o nasca, o.
~ Unssd 6tasss Army, stopping 81 Ne hsrcponsAn
cnx Juscs Joseph g. Boswcrtb, Of the supsror Court
Hon Iulhsr Bsadsk sxJudss Edwards Pierrepons. and
Hss. DsviA = whsslsr, d New York, arc |" snsroa
Springs.
Hua. cAasiss a. Peabody, er:Jods. q our New Yo.t
Bupes0s Court, asd ~ essnt Uni Ted States
Judgs q ksv 0visans; Hon. Fred. A. TAlnsdge CsTx
The couYs a Appeah, md H0vat0 v. Avesin. ESqs o.
neg Yosk, suaHss. WIN. Duss, u oswsEo, are Al RrA'
nsi4 epsingD.
. sssa. -. .sA family. q ,As city, Gsa Green.
The New York herald., 1863-08-16
HiIi;zfy xE;s;s;::1 ;;:1

DUEL bkfWkkN UFEICkh5 IN HkW Skhskrs
Some few days since duel took piscc IN New jersey
bstwesn two oncsrs Of the United States Army, one
Lieutenant In Ne Eighth infantry and ths Other Isutsn
ant d artillery Their names have mot transpired The
Of the quarrel 70 have besn question Of
racy and nos has elsewhere bssu stated relative 10
ladies. However may bs the fact Ia apparent that
duel has been fossha Two shots nreA The inter-
esilng OCCASION The eAden messenger of tho Lieutenant Il
Infantry entering ths neck f The lieutenant d artillery
Ths vousd sos dangerous Co., and The party
rapidly recovering
The New York herald., 1863-08-16
The salutss Yesterday.

THE ASSUMPTION OF THE VIRGIN hARY--ANfTvEb
sARY or THE BrRrHDAY OF NAPOLEON !.
Yesterday, being the 18th August, was holy day Of
great soemuy In the Catholic md Protestant Episcopal
~.hureaes On that day commemorassd the death and
assumption into heaven Of the Blessed Virgin Mary,
xk4oer hsho pious bellsf Of the Catholic church she
entered body and soul The churches In thh city
namerously attended, especially at the early services.
qsny bad 70 N!snd % tasig daily svoeasio0s.
wss also ths snnivsfafy Of the birth Of Napoleon H.
and the French vessels 10 our haroor observed n
accordingly They dressed IN their gaysss colors,
ad sunrise, and sunset fred imperial sautes,
which responded 70 By tho Spanish rigass Prncesa
dc Asturias the British ~ Quarantine and the
american iiueo battls-ship North Carolina. All the
United states the trcelor at the fore
r,i day Admiral Raynsud. ~ representative Of his I'm
pcrial Mascsy rscsvsd the visits Of foreign Cousuh and
trench residents, whom no sntartainsd In The most
"a nrtuous ssys rne crews H tho French men of.war
,ere uasd to rations, and bad 10 the evening
danes me once of the Consul General Vas not open
~iuriN the day
The New York herald., 1863-08-16

Prizes Cashed in All Leg Allied Lotteries.
Informallou given. JOSEPH RATES. Broker,
III Wall street. room No l. New Ycrk.
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Admiral Farvsgst -Cartes de Waite
BY cnARLES D. YRRDRfCKs co. N Br0adwsy
The New York herald., 1863-08-16

vvwssss--Nsess n Co. nsd.si v~rs
wx... -. s~ts - - s&F~s ssa~r HfAs st
- rs.e, sarg~rIsss ssystss nsvx ~ klsas y
The New York herald., 1863-08-16

Drawings OF ths Library Assoeiaties
Company' Isotsry Of Kentucky.
ExsnA cLAss 1sa--Aususs Is 1870
90, 10, 4, Ill 80, IS, 20, IT., rs, %.
Class 350-August IS i5r
], "a. G7. -. 81, 30, SO. IL. >, "a. II, 8, %.
FRANCE. Ellis 4 60. Managers. coviaron, ~
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Omcsel Drawings or sGarray, Eddy 4
Cos Kentucky and Missonn state Lotteries
~, 81. IS, ~, 81. IS. 10, ~, 20. 20. l, 40, Is.
O. 40, 49, IS, Is, is Is, 81, IL, ~, aI, 10. "a, z.
Circulars ssntfrss Of charge. ~ addressing s,ihsrts
MURRAY. EDDY 4 Co,
Covinsaon. Hy.. ur Lyus
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q Cartes De visite fBr 81, NJ Daleh's
galery, - Brsadysy, near oSsnd street
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roo LArx son CLASSIFICATION.

r,oE palg-A sUrnnr NApptE xsEr, hnlaBr
~ as4 isn stis~s hsnts atta nes,il tAef,ga -
..st ~. "a fsff sr sea. @s1x3 snf kS-f -
80 80 rtt1ss ~ gsssss sss ., ~ - E -
Fr4r
The New York herald., 1863-08-16

Lottery Of Kentucky
~, So, -, IS, ~, 30. Gl, %, 81, 9, 20.
CtAss 6N-Augnst Is ItD3
CO, 20, %. 81, 90. o, rs, rs, II, ls, IA, 81.
JouN A. NORRIS a CO.
wllming DeiasArM
The New York herald., 1863-08-16

Dtoaewall Jae hson ana Geaeral Lee
% vo1 s:,s by cxinins % 3. %PrnbERcxs Co. ~ Sscsd
way
The New York herald., 1863-08-16

CfLK yELyErs
- We haze i'm Iossed ihs shs tisa
meat I'd klls ssivsss kfeaGl hi. t..fss
Mnlnsry svods heasea. ng~H nAsgfsegurers. @s-.sf
Sar wsAsr As. ~ fsf ssryhiss s2iss 10 sssx ssvvsH
Va sl sossssis ths 81 ~ izysi ps.ssl. Srss. -
The New York herald., 1863-08-16

Homeward bound Regiments.
Cincinnati. August rs, 1893
The rwcnty-eishth Mans regiment loft indianapolis
last night and the Forty seventh Massachusetts, regiment
this morning for the East, via Buffalo
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24
From New York.

New YoRK, Feb. %.
The snow storm has ended. About i,
irches has fallen on the level, and now I;
clear northeast Wind is blowing.
l his mornings papers contain no!hint
new in their specials.
The Ucraid has the following
WAsnINoioN, Feb. %.
1t is understood that as soon as til,
conseript bill shall have passed the House
there will be call made Tor 100000 ol
100000 men.
1t is expected the soldiers, whose tern
Of service is about expired, will ohc.
themselves as substitutes for uuwilin.
consrrip's.
The Times says We have priya.,
advices confirming, TO fomc extent, tne
ru:nors Of trouble in Gen. Banks com.
mand, growing ont Of the introduction OF
negro troops. Four or five Of the Officers
OF the l33d New York Volunteers have
resigned.
NEW YORK, Feb. %.
No New York markets to day, on ac-
connt OF Washington's birthday.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24
From Cairo

CAleo, Feb. 81
4 dispatch from Gen. Ilnrlbnt, at Mem
phls, To Gen. futile, here, says Genera
lIontlcc reports from Helena ON the loti
,hat reeonnollcring party from lazo
Pass to Coldwa cr. under It, Col. Woo
LIST Indiana Cavalry surprised 200 of lh.
nrmy'S cavalry, and routed them, Kill
ing 8. mortaly wounding 3, and cap,ul
ny 10, ith no loss Oh our side.
Dr. H. Wordon, in charge Of I'll
Mound CITY Hospital, is oidc ed to rc
port to Gen. Grant Immediately.
X. w. McMahan Is left III charge o
the hospital.
The steamboat II Il. ". Hill, captm
ed from the rebels aud used here a. con
missary boat for several month T..
spiing, has sprung leak, an' throat,
cnlug 10 90 down. Store arc being re
moved from her.
A salute oi "a guns was Ii ed this !,
m, from Fort Cairo, IN honor Of WASH
ngton's birthday.
The Chontcau brought down load 0
concerned cavalry hons from lIcicua.-
She proceeds TO st. Loui with them.
The Bee, from Nlcksburg, reports b,
ing conveyed past the batteries at Cy
press Bend A Federal force had boenscl,
ior, 10 clean them out. Oar forces ha
passed down the lazoo to Coldwatcr m,
cr, and 1t is presumed that they ha,.
,ready gone on to Yazoo. From las
saturday to Tuesday, when the Bee lcl
there had been an i,cessaht rain at Vicks
burg, and the rlver was rising.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24
NUMBER ILL.,.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 81

DAN rkANcisCo, req. Il.
A serious controversy, it is said, has
taken place in Honory Lake
Valley over The boundary question be.
tween California and Nevada, both claim
lng jurisdiction. The California sheriff
attempted 10 serve civil process on the
10Th. The residents of the valley armed
themselves, fired on the posse, mortally
woundirg six The sheriff sent to Cali.
tornia for reinforcemcuis, and the other
party expected help from Nevada. At
last accounts they were fortified in log
houses
The schooner from Mazatlan reports
that on the 22d Of Jan, four thousand
Mcxleans, commanded by Gen. Vega,
sailed on one ship and shoone,, for Ac-
capnlion. The object Of the movement
is unknown.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEG RApW.
Tuesday, = O'Clock a. M j.
CON(:R RESSIONAl...S7Tu CONGRESS
WAsuINaroY, Feb %.

WAsnINoroN, Feb "a.
SEsArE.-M Mr. Wiley presented roso
luton from the Constitutional Convention
of Weston, Va, accepting the constitn
tion as amended hy Congress; also u
resolution asking for an appropriation tol
cmaucipatng the slaves IN Western Nir
ginia.
Mr.. Collamer called up the resolution
relative To the payment Of foreign post
age in coin, and offered substitute au
thorl1iug the Postmaster General 10 take
measures to provide for the payment OF
the balance IN coin against the United
States.
HOUSE,. The Speaker laid before the
House the resolutions OF the Legislature
OF Kansas, as approving the policy OF the
Administration for tho suppression Of til,
rebellion
The House passed the Scnnt. bill pro
,iding for the holding Of a Citcui, Court
Of one district by tho Judge Of another il,
cases OF necessity, and comforting on III,
United States District Court cognzancc
OF eases Of admiralty as to the lakes the
same as Is now possessed by them as t.
the high seas.
Mr.. Dawes. from the Committee on
i ecnons, made M uniasorabIe report OF
the credentials Of e. l.. Grafton, NJ a
member from the sth District of Nm
gnla
Mr. Dawes called up the adverse rc-
port Ill tho case OF Jennings Poggatt,
claiming seat from the I'd District o
North carolina II WAS read, and sct
forth tlat Poggatt WAS not IN any just
sense the choice II the loyal voters, NOT
hai OF whom had an opportunity io
vote.
Add Senate
Mr.. McDougal ea'lcd up tho bill 10
ammcLd the Pacific kailroad net.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24

Go AND SEE TugM.-ln q day or two
Nr Bush will have his truly magnificent col
l4ction Of Oh Paintings. stesl engrsvings and
8, or.d Autographs resdy Tor public inspsc
on The style and variety is endless. The
most fastidious conpoisseuts rcarnot fail to sat
-fy their tastes The walls OF the entire store.
-oom 10 Metropolitan Block. ara covered viii
hi. rsr. collection. Go and see them by al,
,esns. Timely announcement. will be given
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24
THE MARKETS.
Davenport Market ...DaiIy Report.

OYyrog or TIE DKn. h NHws,l
Monday Eve., Feb. %. I
Quotations stand unchanged. There is little
doing to-day. The roads are in bad condition
and teams cannot como into town.
FLoua-W Wholesale, $5.0046.C0; retail, $1,000
s Go. shipments 30 btls.
WHsAr 70ds0s for common grades and
55ctdsl 90 for the best. Receipts 600 bu.
BARLgY-90 M II 20. Receipts liza bu.
CoRs-3 as6c Receipts 200 bu.
OArs-55e. Receipts $40 bu. Shipment,
$50 bu
iloGs-Little doing. We quote at s. 0014.0e
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24
From Baltimore.
BAiTlMoRE, Feb. 2

BALTIMORE, Feb. %.
The appraisers OF the slave property
of the late Chas. Carroll, OF Nd, one OF
the largest slave owners in the State,
made returns assessing the value Of 1870
slaves at an average Of five dollars. This
is the highest price they could name, al
ter consulting with numerous slave own
crs and dealers. This is considered a
striking illustration Of the depreciation
Of slave property by the rebellion, and
vii have IN awful influence in this Stats,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24

PAID orF.-Paymas,er Adams haN
paid of the 9th Cavalry 10 full, excepting those
sho have not returned. There is a probabili-
W that thirty or forty Of those who were fur
ougbed, IL, N one cause and another, will moi
s.uru, but enough newly enlisted men will Ot
tousLt in to take their places. Within .
week or two the regiment will be on it's wsy
iuuth.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24

SETTLE Up.-Messrs. A. +. Il d. Kel.
ley have concluded TO close business in ths-
city, and mus. have a settlement OF all &c
counts beiurs the close OF the present week
One Of the concern will remain here until nex'
saturday to transact business. All accounts
not settled by shs. time will be placed 10 legal
hands for collection. fbl6-dlw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24
Ucsttuctive Fire

Fr. MADISON, Iowa, Feb. p.
The extensive dhsilIlery aud Touring
mill belonging To i. ;. Lawrence a Co..
i this place, was burned to the ground
ihis morning, at 3 o'clock. Loss about
10000. The fire caught in, the main
ulld,ng, by some uuaccountablc acci-
lent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24

ExcH akGs AND BANKIkG iiOUsg OF Lou 81
4. N .c9Lnr, DavenlO lOrt, ,owa, + b. 2, 1868 !
A Ii. PaRSuNS HAVING MONEY ON DE-
"A PoSir vi the undersigned, either in ce
tif:a,os vi deposit VI BY book account. are re-
quested to withdraw The sauie without delay.
foil LOUIS A. MACkLUr
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24

UARpER's Mos1ulY Starr has this
popular magazine for March. One artic' .
lone. "Continental Money" l,llustratedJ IL
sorih the subscription price Tor a year. at a
os estimate. Starr has the other Magazine
md publications.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24

DRowNRD.-We learn from the Du-
,uque Itm.s that Henry Burke. q member I
company E. 9th Iowa Cavalry. wss drowned
N Wednesday afternoon. while attempting %
.roes on the ice, in order to take the care for
Bluff, in this State. OF the time OF his enlist
u,Lt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24

Foa pair OF boots that will I'll yon,
wear longer and look naa,sr than those made
It any other establishment in the State. call
IN haley. coroer Of Brady 9th street. He i'
Just the u,an to suit you
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24
From " aAhingtOn.
WAsniNarov, Feb. 25.

" AsniNbIpHs 5Np. -.
Al the unanimous request oi the Cat
lorna congressional Delegation, Hon.
stephen !. Field, now Chief Justice Of
allo,nia, has been appointed United
,tates Circuit Judge for ,hat state, vice
badge McAlIister, resigned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24
tfiic.
BntrALo, n. Y, Feb. g

ButrALo, n. Y, Feb. 23.
A fire broke out this morning IN the
ookihg glass factory Of Geo. d. Tcla, on
laln street, destroying four buildings,
nd damaging two others by water. The
otal lo,s is estimated at si25,ooo most
insured.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24

SrRrso styles oigoods now arriving y
FArrsna's Gent. drsss bats. the largest sDe
best stock 10 the State. Winter goods closiot
out at cost.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24

PRRsoNAL.-Co'.S Summers, OF the It.
Cavalry. was in town yesterday, and stopp'nl
It the Bur,is House. The 7lh is ready to oe
oupy as con ~ the oh makes room.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24

LATEST Ews.-Daily Chicago Times
Tribune for sale, and subscriptions rsceiv ed, ,st
are. Second street. and At the Post Office
News Depot.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24

To LoAN.-A few thousand dollars on
good improved farming lands. Eoqoire OF T.
A. AcNair, Otto King Or Hon. Jswes Grsh'
fbl2-2w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24
THE CITY.

lcE.-The packers have succeeded in
packing about half a crop Of thin ice. and Il 10
probable that they will be unable to get aoy
more this wi ntsr.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24

BAY State shasls, the choicest pat
t.rss and The i.sgsss stoek in he Sssts 20 ~
lsss from. at wsdsvesshs. sHoep stists. ass
styles les Tie millioa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24

roRTHg wRfx EspIHG r.B =. 1903,
u Meteorological observations, pgd.fthe direcfioh
NJ Ge SmithsontdB iasfdHtinB nude az GrisWoio
College, by wn.P. DrSwooDY, Lnftfuds, II 80
Aorh Longitude, 1882 Itea; Hiyhtatope IL
sea. 73I feet.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24

OPs,ox Or rHs U. 8 ExPak.s COMPANY,
Davenport, Dec ~. 1862.
0N AND AFTER TODAY IhE UNITED
~ States Exp.ess 60. will not receive Dayen.
port scrip in uxn sxciion of their bu .iuess.
II. W. JOHNSON, A gent.
dec l0-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-24

AN UNIsTENTIoNAL WRoNG.-Our
Correspondent with the Goth regimei I, in lie
smarks regarding the action OF the firm OF
.vsns d Chew, has done Mr. Evans great in-
Justice The flag flying over their ware
,ouss wss.not pulled down upon the reception
II The nsws OF the firing upon Fort Sump,sr, ~
Thomas" states,it WAS taken down becsus.
he violent storm st the time prevailing wa.
shipping 1t to piscss. There vas soonsidsrsbls
ak and excitement regarding the matter. but
ne cool self p, esession Of Mr. Evans very soor
iaistsd ,biogs. and nothing more has been
aeard Of the f'g troubles until nov. We nus
~ ~ canno, recolisct in what way Col
Lsaks assisted 10 cooling down the excited
,owd. No intention Of wrong on the par, Of
EvaLs d Chew was manifested. and - that
wac understood no nithsr t,oubls Vas TO b..
t.sIed. We know Mr.. Evans TO be . loyal
patriotic citizen, and we cannot allow hs IN.
.rpished name 10 be wrongfully ass.iled.